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, 1881-12-05
He Invests One Hundred and
Twenty-Five Dollars In an
Art Lottery.
After Winning $1,000 lilo stakes It
All on tic 1(nzartl Of u
1jtce.
A Wcll.Laid Domocratio 8ohema to Con-
troll All ru.uro Railroad Leg
ialatiou.
AN EDITOR "DuNKOFD."
Ill: INYESrY liz "AIEr t.tlrTELtr."

h' ~ Stf'S'S ~ Ahi t''' '1H''
Srw % S"nx' ''i:r Dsc. !; s.rlo ohto c;itors, 10
ti,e u,,ulvr ur scyc,ly.stx, accompanied by
fb",r wiv". nm, s,v"rti,nnrlx, ,l,,srr,.,lrJ
,,,a,. ,,,.,, ~, '.' ,,s,',s. ,,'r,,tna r,,,, nv
1sen b',*i'y ensax'sl cvar slnes in
Investigating Lilo pleasures atul wlckeil-
mcss ur tlr tnwI. riley retwrt New
Vnr,, "a - ,i.o,,. in,,thy grn,vi,u, .r,tv
rnnrt ~ mi ''e'', "e"'.s si,,ts. ""S a,~t ' II
stl,lu respects ct,,,,,ltax, II mt surprising.
auy ssttle,urut II, tbuIr own behaved State.
'rhn I1,ucx nara link tJ,elr l,nm{nu.s Inns
lpt, n,nrr.d snn,,v,1,nt. hn,yt,yrr. Inv tin cou.
duct Ut o,y Of tlelr t,ul,lbur. So keen IL tllo
modification un'lrr which no'nc Of then. nru
,iow laborlns III consequences TINT they to
nlunlbrr rs Il blank foni, n,.d Ills conduit rs
double bunker, asnitsy, calculated I'd t" urit's
THE BANNER r1tEstpi:S'rtA1' srAFt.
into contempt atnong l'lolr professional
bretllrem. Tile Times tells tho following
,a,, l., ~" vI't" ~ t.ts,,,m ,,,,,,li" n,i,in
WI" isene'seu ~, -, 'otnu'Is.S p'aoi's op'oi
a"a! apo'l l1o western itoseF'o lnH'"s"
!etttns k'1oWil to tllo public III TIC iaVel'slh
l!cnt"craf: on Friday night AR. liar
rls, without taking ahy Of Ills
eu "" - ~ =. IVY a!u , i,.o' ~, ~
g''s'lshi' i!fs "alidefshas elsa aA'ont'fes
up To about II n'c'ock nre known only 10
himself. About TINT ,ullr,n number Of tii9
t1I1," ,4ti,nrs l,nvIn. Witnessed with II ar1,t
,t",, ., ~ t","rast ~. r"nr.x",,,,1m, Gf thr
aea' Ut t'llcFest Jug sepIesen..Ao,' % VI Luz
Spectacular p'ay NJ Nlnlo's uafue',, niso
fumurs md fusa,uons subturrn,,cn,t retreats.
,rI,"r ou,v ,,,,r,s,, <xns In v,rlfv viii, thoir
..'.a' .n." un'' '"''''o VIVA ~ WHY "'''
""h cS's .....>...-......
THE Ti:is!sll's.E sfoisiKs oF pEltAte'1EHt
aiu si,.,'' tl''ctces W,.cn t, ,avs .s.sn
B|eekcr street III suarcl, Of II resort kup. l'y
.'rlm IIrun Nnr,nt tho s,u,t tl,ey INV II
...,,,,,.,.,.,,, Il, n,,u,otaI
conversation With two feIIalo denizeiss ot
| tint ul1AriDr Il closer Inspection rE, EtlIGtl
, 1881-12-05
INST IN THF SNOW,

DENVER. CuiU. sl}1r ia dispatch frum tDn.
ri,igu aHya II iMa't nnlntd MoH1e, two hroihors
uIainrtl Enn,l,i,nt. ail! twu utlers, ih,nes nn-
klluwu. saverui sllys MI, !ett Ophir tn wink to
aIiyurtnn ,lnl have INT bccn henri frnfn since.
It's s>,w III the r1,9o IL nver three feet ,lccp
nt,sl 1t Ia lrl!crG,l tllBy pcrtahel. i pnrty hns
4xk.c lu sc.tseh ot tuVul.
, 1881-12-05
BaxTER'S PHOTOGRAPH,

StutlUnkecput Ueargo SAnfurd. Ut polieo hcatl'
qunslert, has rvturuod fttsui Montreal. Wesre be
bus boon tut nearly u weak ~ 3 witness In tho
l}axter-A conspiracy cuse. Tho polut upan
which tho eAeru cusn turnad wuA the question
ar hyw lu,lx Jatnes l3axter's picture hua heuu in
tho rpguca' album III Choago. Il u pFvvlous
, 1881-12-05

.HA1a' dee. 4.-Snpplelnontary o!eo tlons
d,s,L' A. npatles wero heIh In varEolls electorat
u,a ,e!s todny. Lctoyre, member 0f tho
ill., nns VI liz Rnppci. was eleoted In Paris.
,tss,"ft. M n.nIcstlel Communist, WAS
e'eetGd Ut l.ynns.
, 1881-12-05

f:r.,, NnFEl. REMEDY.
M.ita.sA, Dee. l.-Iha bUInhartllleMt Dt
dlrr's,p' u! "rtier tn precip'ata tll TIL upposlk
Evs''os' Etw W. the loose rucks still tnrentonEne
IL. sns "s' begun Friday, but, owing to tllack
,uaJ. - iaeavf snow, little pr0grvss WAS
~44s' Elm Is evacuated,
, 1881-12-05
EiRF IN 0AkI AMI. CAL.

SAN F,tNc1sco. CAL, Der. IA fire lust
night ut tic corner of l5remllway aiut -Four
tccltlI streets, Oakland. il, the stores occupied
by j.. II. Hyde. and Graft x 1'ennoyer, de.
slrnycd the hlldu. n.Mt Il ptIrt!0n OF the
slock. Ls,ss, s:'u, ,000; partially l'tsurca.''
, 1881-12-05

ho,.ss :" ","EPUu'lDAHiaM IN plIEIns.
hatrt.I' .'cc' 1.-Lfl'efti, rspiysug u Rls-
tAs ,,,,,t tsetht stalahent tint Italy, within
aBa,S '"e'tS Years llnl advanced ~ fnr
sssRubllc that there WIS no saylnK
, 1881-12-05
POTTERY: tT.tItEH.

We suggest that 1t will be
more convenient to. select
HOLIDAY Ui fts now than
nearer Christmas.
Persons who make early
visits will have first choice
from New Goods, lllu will
also avoid the crowd OF buy
ers which increases with
the advance Of the season.
without reference to lie.
sire or intention fpnrcllas-
ing, the Public nre invited
to examine our Exposition
Of Fine Pottery Waros.
Stock roplenished daily.
BURLEY & TYRREEL,;
SO & IS Stflte.st.,
|. CHICAGO.
, 1881-12-05
how things wu.,tl end, ,lecIarcA that three
furtls Of tic t.cft would mt tolerate n tub.
inct, eyon II slightly tin9ed viii, repubitc-
r.


WITHDRAWAL ~ FRENCH TlInoi's.
'uSta, t>cc. .l.-'f11rce ll,Iusainl French
tr0ols will start for Frnnro tho tItli Inst.
, 1881-12-05
STRIKING MINERS,

ScnAN'roN, I'N.. Dae. 4.-'rhe miners of
tl,s llAlls!.la Coul j. lroM company. III
rlpus,!nt Vulley, struck lor UT Atlyancs Ut
10 ppr cout, Two hundred lHuil arc out.
, 1881-12-05
l,catt. Before Married Life.

1sGN1If 1kClUFG 0aHFF1EtF AlICs
FLUSHING, n. T., Dec. 4.-tieurge Wig
gins, coslpoiled by tho c0nrt to ,nnrry,
entered n tieth. strapped glln to tic fcllce,
md, Standing In front, ,ttsellarxeh tie piece
by ii string uni WIS iltstantly killed.
, 1881-12-05

.. OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LoSIulN, per. 4.-Iho uvruIalic, l3ohcMta,
un! Cilabrca, from New iprk, haye arrived
hltf
, 1881-12-05

Arcn.t,1 lEccf, Iron. nnn vlne. with
CI,lehnsin, tho stutldari mcl!fe'nat tonic 0t tns
progressing slu,. ItenriehcA the t'lOJl. pr',mps-
improves digestion. stc. Ittsull: 4 r.,und torn,
bright uyrs, huppy Ht,,tu uf ,Mtlnl. Asrn1* druy-
sturu, c0rtlur S,st1ts htr'et Hlld Fifth Mvetlus.
, 1881-12-05

James Cole, ~, EHtilunn yetcrntt.
Sntesal Dkl4Itth to TIT tHA:aad Tribune.
DEprol,l,, lud.. Dpc. 4.-Ja,nes Cole, a
vulla,t soldier ut the 1wnnty-fonrtt lnsl(al,A
vu.untoers III thu late War OF lie ltabsll!nsl.
,fml 1T his residence tll i}N,lo, this county,
tho uther tlNy, nga.l u yGars.
, 1881-12-05

T.ycnty years ug0 II was mod cstay
cIni,neA thnt luck s. ltaynNr'a "aIarA Culhgno"
waa tho finest achievement Ut tho tcirhvt ut
perfntnpry. It hns nevsr s!uce neclI uquhIed by
my Etflor tllHlllltion. Tptlhy It ~ snld fr0ln
hfatnu 10 Texas.
, 1881-12-05

H.! ,H ,v"a fnir ront Sir j11yI 1,ncj,',. tnI
MI auI ,Inhn ilojrorna,I Cnntfllun, jNutlturti.
ih, in1init In tns r,lsl, jIuIIs thirteen avrtss
Iemnn ,,.s ~ t. yuil1 wtls yareu ifln ii Ts, for
tt,n svi.s,1n iml,ifnn In IL iiIs. ter ucru. The
sn1,ri smH "' r,sl,rys. ii,,"n,snt. El!eM ltur)uy
cInI,nn,i n rttinrtti;,a Fl Gtr re,lt Uf ElVO uny-
%s ar aMinrH IN r,,a,lert ~ !, far,M eulital,lns
ai'n H. IN, .t"t.tt., ,H..,,sre' lin limr lnW
ynluution @ 'f u wiiici, Is Ks. Ii wiz ull"au,i hy
In t".'nmt tnt lrr i,t,sl,,,. i,ow tIrnJ. erect
~ Isuy, INK 1,cv Mr fST!n,,nt,i' liz, tennml.
n,.f,is = ~ s,n',II fnr, uI,Lnr fha inv. Dr.
iS...nns witi,I,, a xhtrt |iist,,i,I.a III Linz
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Steamer Burned.

On Tuesday morning the appal.
ling intelligence reached us that
the steamer City of Winnipeg had
been burned to the waters edge,
with loss of the lives of four per.
sons thirteen ho rses, and loss ol
the entire cargo. The boat was
lying at the Mp. dock, Duluth, hav.
ing arrived there an hour or two
before the fire broke out. The FIRE
caught about o'clock am. and
spread with lightning rapidity, en-
veloping the vessel in flames before
the passengers could escape from
their state rooms, many of them in
nearly nude con dilion. The off.
GERS of the boat are receiving un-
bounded praise for their heroic con-
duct is rescuing the passengers from
the flames. The names OF those
who perished were, Joseph Smith,
fireman; James Cranscomb, head
waiter; VIM. Harvey, second port
er, and pantry man name un-
known. The origin Of the fire is a
mystery.
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sleep overcame her, and she depart.
ed on an excursion to the land OF
dreams.
We will now return to the young
ladies, who had gone TO their room
through the window. By the dim
light of the moonbeams, as they
struggled through the curtains, the
young ladies were enable to descry
the outlines OF Fannie las they sup
posed) ensconsed in the middle OF
the bed. They saw, mcre-to Wits
pair of boots. The truth flashed
upon them at once. They saw it
all. Fannie had set the boots in
the room to give them a good scare.
They put their heads together and
determined to turn the table on
her. Silently they disrobed, and
stealthily as cats they took up their
positions on each side of the bed.
At given signal they both jumped
into bed, one on each side Of the
unconscious parson, laughing and
80 80 So''S, oh3 "udI IDdu
They gave the poor bexildered
minister such a genuine hugging
and tussling as few parsons are
able to brag of in the course of a
lifetime.
The noise of the proceeding
awoke the old lady who was sleep.
ing in an adjoining room. She
comprehended the situation in a
moment, and, rushing to the room,
she opened the door and exclaimed:
"Gracious. gals, it is man--it is
man, sure enough %
There was one prolonged con-
solidated scream, a flash of muslin
through the door, and all was over.
The oest OF the joke is that the
minister took the whole thing in
earnest. lie would listen to no
apologies the old lady could make
for the girls. He would hear no
excuse, but solemnly folded his
official robes about him, and silently
stole away.
Query Was he mad at the
girls, or--at the old woman?
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Spend Your Money at Home.

We clip the following sensible
article from the Mitchell Cd. IT,
Bugle
Spend your money at home. 1t is
your home, and YOU cannot improve
it much by taking away your money
to spend or invest.
There is no way OF improving a
place SO much as by encouraging
good merchants, good schools and
good people to settle among you,
and this cannot be done unless you
spend your money at home.
Spend your money at home, for
thai is where you get it.
Spend your money at home, be-
cause when IL is necessary TO get
credit, 1t Is OF yonr own town mer-
chants you have to get it, and they
must wait for the money, so spend
it at home.
Spend your money at home. 1t
will make better business for your
merchants. They can aud viii
keep better assorlmenls, and sell at
lower rates than if the business
they could do is credited out, while
money goes to other places.
Spend your money at home. Set
the example now. Buy your
groceries, dry goods and meat in
town, aud you will see a wonderful
change in short time IN the busi-
ness outlook OF the place therefore
deal with merchants at home. Your
merchants are your neighbors and
friends, they stand by you in your
sickness--are your associates. With
out your trade they cannot keep up
business. No stores, then no one
waiting to buy property to settle on
and build up the place.
Subscribe for your local paper,
and buy only of those who adyer-
tise in it. If you do not find their
advertisements there you may safe
ly conclude that the house has gone
out of buslness,or is too old fogyish
to make their business known, and
in either case you will not be likely
to buy your your goods cheap there.
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HUGGED AGAINST His Will

HUGGED AGAINST HIS VILLA
most ludicrous scene transplred in
a place not a thousand miles from
the city of Louisville one night the
other week, and though little an
noying to the parties concerned,
as just so innocent and funny that
we cannot refrain from giving the
general outlines, suppressing names
OF course. Two sprightly and
beautiful young ladies were visiting
their cousin, another sprightly and
beautiful young lady, who like her
guests, was of that happy age that
turns everything into fun and mer-
riment. If the truth were told, we
fear we should have to record that
these three misses were just little
bit fast. They were fond OF prac-
tical Jokes, and were constantly
playing all pranks with each other.
All three occupied room on the
ground floor and euddled up together
in bed.
Two OF the young ladies attended
a party on the night in question,
and did not get home uutll 1880
at night. As it was late they con
cluded not to disturb the house
hold so they quietly stepped into
their room through the low, open
window.
In about half an hour after they
had lett for the party a young
Methodist minister called at the
house where they were staying, and
cravod a nights lodging which, Of
course, waAgranted. AS ministers
always have the best of everything,
the old lady put him to sleep in the
best room, and tue young lady
(Fanrie) who had not gone to the
party was intrusted with the duty
of sitting up for the absent ones,
and of informing them of the
change of rooms.
She took up her post in the par
lor, aud rs the night was sultry
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Probate Notice.
STATE OF wISCONsINl County Court
DouaLAs Consrx In ph.o

STATE OF wIsCoNsINl County Court,
DOUGLAS CousTY. In Probate.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at the general
term OF the County Court to be held in and
for said County at the Court House in Su.
perlof, IN said County of Douglas, on the
trst Tuesday (being the End day. Of August
A.D. 1881, the following matters will be
heard and considered at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, viz
The application of John B. Lefevre jr., OF
the town of Superior, one of the heirs oi
John b. Leievre, late of said Douglas
County, deceased intestate, to determine the
descent of certain real estate of which such
decedent died seized of an estate of inherit.
ance, described as follows, viz: Lots Eve (5),
six (6). seven t1, seventeen an, and
eighteen (lS) in Block Eleven ul), in Mid.
dletown, in said County.
Dated June 10, 1881.
By order of the Court.
Gee. w. PERRY,
County Judge
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Notice.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCOSIN, ! In County
COUNTY OF DoUGLAs,} Court.
IN The matter Of the Estate Of George C,aasr,
deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of John
+. Hoyt of Ramsey County, Minnesota re-
presenting among other things that George
Culver, above named, died testate in said
County of Ramsey on the 18th day of March
1879, and at the time of his death was an
inhabitant of said County: that the petition
er has been duly appointed administrator
with the will annexed, debonis non, of the
estate of said deceased.by the probate Court
OF said Ramsey County, and has duly given
bond and further setting forth that said
petitioner has filed in the County Court of
Douglas County, Wisconsin, an authenticat-
ed copy OF his said bond and appointment
that the said deceased died seized of certain
real estate in said petition described, and
situate in said County of Douglas and in the
County of Bayfield,, Wisconsin, and THAI it
is necessary to sell or incumber the same to
pay the debts of said deceased, and praying
for license TO mortgage, lease or sell said
real estate, and it appearing to the Court
that it is necessary to sell or incumber such
real estate for that purpose
IT Is ORDERED that said petition be heard
at regular term of said County Court, TO
be held in and for said County at the Court
House in Superior, on the first Tuesday (be-
ing the second day. of August AID, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock am.
1T is FCRTHER ORDERED that this order be
published at least four rsuccessive,w weeks, before
said day fixed for the hearing of said petition,
in the Superior TINES, a weekly newspaper
published at Superior, in said County of
Douglas, and that a copy thereof be served
personally on all persons interested in said
estate and residing in this County at least
twenty days before such day.
BY the Court.
Go. w. PERRY, County Judge.
Dated July l, 1881.
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Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, :. = c::D c
County of Douglas. ''' l" o''''' ooui ''
Hiram Hayes, as sa.rriuing partner of the firm,
Of Bright f Hayes.
AGAINST

Ambrose B. Burbank.
By virtue of an execution issued out OF
ard under the Seal of said Court in this ac-
ton, to be directed and delivered, and
against the personal and real propert, of
said defendant, Ambrose B. Burbank, for
the want of personal property of said de.
fendant, have levied upon the real estate
hereinafter described, and all the right, title
and interest which the defendant had in
and to said real estate at the date of the
attachment in this action upon said pro-
perty, to wit, the 14th day of August AID.
1880, and at the date of the docketing of
the judgment herein to wit on the 2snd
day of July 1882, or may since have acquir-
ed, in and 10 the following described parcels
of land situated and being in the County
aforesaid, and known as the west half of
southwest quarter of Section 27, in town
ship 49, north, of range IA, west, and lots
36s, $40, on west Second Street in Superior,
in said Couaty, and lot 368 on west Third
Street in said Superior. All of which shall
sell at public aution, to the highest bidder,
at the front door of the Court House. in said
County, on MONDAY THE FIFTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, AD.,. 1881, At 10
O'CLOCK Am to satisfy said execution,
costs and disbursements.
Dated July ~, 1881.
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff of Douglas Co., Wis
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Notice to Plasterers and BrickIsyexy.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received
until Wednesday next the 18th inst. at
seven o'clock in the afternoon, at the store
OF Vincent Roy, for lathing. ard pastering
two coats, and building chimney in the
dwelling house at the Catholic chF,rch. The
materials will be furnished by tbe committee.
Parties may bid on the work by the yard or
for the entire job. THE COMMITTEE.
Superior, July 9, 1881.
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r. A. E'rOiSeth.
Commissioner & Speditioner,
Real Estate, Lands
AND IMMIGRATION AGENCY.
o flee on 1st Stree t,

SUPERIOR = WISCONSIN.
Parties having Houses, Lots and Lands
for SALE Will find il to their interes Is, to file
a description thereof, at my Office and
Strangers, Visitors or Foreign Immigrants,
dcsirous 10 locate in Superior or in the west
Willie given necessary information. Cor
respendcnce in the United States and
abroad, in the German, French, Holondsh,
scandinavian and English. Languages, solicited
and responded to promptly.
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anything about them. Let all the
roads come that want to. The
people here will endeavor to stand
the infiction.
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The Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and
Western Ry.

ZIG. q REED. Genr superintendent
Running from MILWAUKEE, north through the
following Counties:
MILWAUKEE,. OzAUKEE, SHEBoYGAN
MANIrowoc, CALUMET, OUrAaAaiE
WINNKBi6o, SHAwANo,
WAUPAcA, MARATHON,
And all reaching the following points,
PoRr WASHINGTON, sHEBoYaAN, sHrBoYGAS FALLS
--..MANIrowo, Two RIVERS. KAUkAuNA, AprLkroN,
H0RfoNvILLE,, OSHKOSH, NEW LONDON,
CLINToNvILLx. TIGERToN.
CONNECTIONS:
Milwaukee-with all Railroad ard steamboa,
weed.n'.-wi.h h'1sa; Omnibus Lin. for sheboys.u
Falls, q miles-)
sheboygan-with shebogan and Fond du Lac
Railroad.
Two Rivers-with Stages for Kew.unee and
Ahnapee, and during the season
OF navigation with Steamers for
those points.
Forest Junction-With Wisconsin Central R.R.
Appleton Junction-wth Chicago and North.
western Ry,
0shkosh-wth C. & N, W. Ry and C. NJ. & ST.
New London-with Green Bay and MINI. Ry.
Clintonvil!e-with Stages for shawano, IS miles.
Freight a'i@'s'i'sS rS% Rates. with dispatch '''
Through Tickets s'insipai Sa ','i Stat at
ions to all parts of the United Station and Canada
Land Seekers and Settlers Tickets
Can be obtaiedo at all Staions at Lotoest Rates
The northern portion of this Road runs through a
region abounding in maple, birch, basswood, oak
elm, hemioch and pine Special inducements &c
parties desiring to locate machinery for manuactur
ing.
Correspondence Solicited.
For information apply to any Agent of the Com
pany, orto
H.F. WHITC0MB,
Ger. East Water and Mason Streets. Milwaukee.
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SHELL, WITTE & co.,
BUILDERS,
CONTRACTORS and
MILLWRIGHT

Any person wishing work done in either
of these lines, will please call at our Office,
in Superior.
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Fays taxes for non-residents in all the
Northern Counties, examines Titles, and an
"sers all inquiries relating to real estate.
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100000 Acres

OF Minnesota and Dakota Lands for sale by
the Land Department. Reduced rates of
fare and freight to actual settlers.
Full information given upon application
to JAMES B. Power, Gen'l Agent, at As
Jackson street, St. Paul, or 3ralnerd, Minu.
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THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT.
Il 1SHL1ND. WTS

Offers for sale valuable lots in Ashland ::
Choice tracts of land adjoining the CITY,
suitable for Additions Pine and Hardwood
lands accessible 10 railroad aud streams ;
Iron lands on the Penoke Iron Range.
8- Pine Stumpage on tributaries of the
St Croix, Chippewa, and Lake Superior at
low rates.
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DAKOTA DIVISION.
WEST. EAST.
lie. S.35 am. Fargo, ar. 1900 p. m
| lie. 9.35 am. Casselton, ar. 4.52 p. m
lie. ll.3O am. Valley City, ar. 800 p m
ar. LILO pm. jamestown, lie. LAO pm
lie. LILO PIN. ar. l2.40 D. m
ar. 800 pm. Bismarck, le. $40 an
Meals. S Daily except Saturday tDaily
except Monday. Daily except Sunday.
Trains connect at st. Paul and Mime
apolis with trains East and South; at st.
Cloud with trains for Melrose and the Sauk
Valley at Brainerd with trains to and from
Duluth and to and from the West and South.
Connection with st. Paul & Duluth RR
trains at N. P. Junction St. Paul N. & N.
Railroad trains at Glyndon for St. Vincent,
Winnipeg and the British Possessions at
Bismarck with Stages for Standing Rock.
Fort Rice, Berthold, Fort Keough, and other
points in Montana; also with the N. w. Stage
and Express Co.'S line TO Deadwood City and
all points in the Black Hills and with Mis-
souri, and Yellowstone River Steamer for
Fort Benton, Fort Keogh and intermediate
points in Dakota and Montana and at
Duluth with first class steamers for Colling-
wood, Sarnia, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Chicago and intermediate points.
April 25th. $780, He SARGENT,
Gen'l Manager, st. Paul
G. G. SANBORN, Fl. A. TOWNE,
Gen'l Frt. & Ticket Agt. Superintendent
43 Jackson St., St. Paul. Brainerd.
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BRAINERD AND ST. PAUL DIVISION.
SOUTH. NORTH.
le Is pm. tBRAINERD, ar. t12. so pm
lie. 3O am. ar. l.l5 am
ie ll-22 am. Little Falls, ar. PA pm
le ll:57 pm. ar. 2:5S am
lie. 1920 pm. Sauk Rapids, ar 3:35 am
le l0:4O pm. ar. 4:25 am
ar. $40 pm. ST. Paul, lie. 100 am
az. 7.5O am. le. 700 pm
BRAINERD AND DULUTH DIVISION.
EAST. WEST
le 630 am. BRAINERD, ar. 1880 am
lie. ll:l0 pm. Aitken, ar. 7:54 pm
lie. S25 pm. n. P. Junction, ar. ll:15 pm
ar. $50 pm. Duluth, le. ZOO D IN
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