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The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-09-28
THE WADENA COUNTY FAIR
Third Day-Good Attendance
Gen. Bakers Speech.

The closing day of the Fair vas
beautiful one, and with the exception
Of the clouds of dust. was all tia,
could have been desired.
There were but few if any additions
made to tho articles on exhibition.
and the printed programme was fully
and successfully carried out.
After tho races the crowd assom-
bled at Floral Hall to listen to the
address of Gen. Baker, and though
the declining sun cast shadow
which cooled the atmosphere those
who remained were amply repaid for
rny discomfort they may have OK pc.
rlenced from the rather chilling WING;
which was blowing at the time.
! GEN. BAKERS SPEECH,
at the appointed hour the general
was introduced to the assembled
crowd by Prof. Whitney, and opened
his address by saying that no wa.
both surprised and pleased to Witness
such an extensive exhibit Of agricul.
tural products in 80 comparxtivelv
new country, and that at mono of the
fairs which he had attended had he
seen finer display Of grain and veg.
stables--he had seen larger displays,
but not better in quality-nor more
robust, healthy and intelligent-look
Ing men and good-looking women as
no had seen to-day. The general said
that there was no more beautiful
or productive State in the Union, and
that her lakes, groves and prairies
were unsurpassed in grandeur an,!
loVollness. Her atmosphere was
bracing, her climate healthful, and
her soil rich and productive. The
beauty OF her skies and gorgeous sun
set rivals the famed skies of Italy
Mr.. Baker said that it was impossible
to fortell the greatness of Minnesota
in the next decade, with her present
population Of one million souls. At
the close Of his speech the general
alluded to the cost of railroads, their
benefits, etc. lie advanced arguments
to show that the railroads were vir-
tually the gift Of the people to the
corporations, and that they were and
ought to bs subject to the control Of
the law, and that they, the people,
must send men to the legislature to
make laws to regulate tariffs and do
away with determinations. W.
should like to have given Mr.. Bakers
speech entire, but our space forbids.
Mr., II. J. Taylor, secretary of the
society, made Il few appropriate re-
marks at the close of the address,
three cheers were proposed and given
Gen. Baker, and the crowd dispersed,
we'll satisfied with the successful tor.
minatioa Of the fair. Many thanks
are due the management for their un.
tirinC efforts to render the fair sue.
cess and worthy Of the county.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-09-28
VERNDALE.

Cool and clear.
| Tho rain was ah agreeable surprise.
Not much threshing done yet.
The subject Of matrimony il rs-
ceiving much attentions:
We trust Proctor is cutting shine
among tho girls at Wadena.
The harvest festival WAS 4 pleasant
and successful affair, netting $40.
Rev. II. W. Troy is somewhat ill.,
disposed, enjoying 4 severe cold.
S. l.. Frazier is threatened with
fever, and thinks of going home to
nanny.
We simply reverted to Mr. Brad
fcrd's marriage last week. Long may
the sun of prosperity shine in the
zsnith Of his heaven on earth, the
star Of hope twinkle in the near dis.
tance, the resplendent orbs of love.
contsntment, happiness, trust, honor
and peace be set jewels in the crown
Of the two lives now one. We con.
graduate Isaiah on this assumption
OF new responsibilities, trusting he
Will never tire Of the duties thus
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-09-28
The Legislative Ticket.

Inc Legislative Ticket.
The nominations made at Duluth
September 18th, of J. D. Ensign fo]
senator, and c. B. Jordan for repre-
sentative, meets with our hearty ap
proval. Hr. Ensign is one of the
ablost members Of tho Minnssotz
bar, and man whose hands are clsal
OF all suspicion of jobbery. He is
also an old settler and well acq uaintetl
with the needs Of the district, and
will be able on the floor of the senate
to 10 represent it's wants as to secure
the approval of measures looking to
tho upbuilding Of our section of the
State.
Mr. Jordan is likewise one Of tho
earliest settlers of the district, and
has lived in both Duluth and Tadena.
aod therefore is acquainted with the
wants Of botn the eastern and west-
ern sections, and is we'll qualified by
the experience Of former term in
the house, as we'll az by natural abiii-
~ and accomplishments, to supple
nent the work Of Mr.. Ensign in til
senate.
Let the people vote for those wEo
will best attend to their interests xrt
n such case they cannot fail to vote
for Messrs. Ensign and Jordan. i
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-09-28
Business Cards.
WADENA POST OFFICE.


OPEN FROM 7:30 A. N. TO $50 p. N.
Nail slosss, going East at lO45 IN. and s45 pm.
Nail closes, going West 800 pm.
Man closes for Pxrkers Prairie Mondays
Sad Thursdays at.....................9.0 800 q. M
Nail olosss for nman and Dser Creek at $50
Mai elosss for Long Prairie Friday at. 200 I'm.
Money Orders IAN be obtained upon post
sGees in all parts Of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, P. N.
LOCAL TINE CARD OF N. P. R. R.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Ne. l. Nail. daily except Sunday, 3H p. M.
No. ). Exprsss, " % i:!9 a. M
NJ. =. Freight, - i:9S @ a. m.
Ne. l5 4:UV p H
TRAINS GOING EAST,
No. :. Nail, dai,y except Saadsy, lo:40 a. m
No. 1. Express, lsSo p. IN.
No. "A. Freight, " :" :, s:3g s:as p m
Stages leave Wadena every Monday and
Thursday for Wrishtstown and Psrkers Prai-
rio, connecting at Parkers Prairie with stages
tor Alexandra.
Stag. leaves every Monday morning for
Dear Greek and Inman.
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Dres5mailnI.
Eegal Notices.

MARINE COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
VA YORK.-THE WESTERN UNION EIFGRAPU
CONpA " plaintiff. AGAINST FREDERICK l. HANrZELL
aud WILDER J. HAhIILLL. deiendaEts summons
named dcfcnlant5 You are hereby SIl1inuntc
answer comp in this action and 20 serve coy OF
your answer the plaintiffs attorney within sX days after
e service OF THIS summons or tie day O Sery
an IN case Of failure appear answer u cmc W
be against you ~ default lOr the ecI demanded ID
the comp iailt.
Dated sept 7. 1882 49, .
Post office and address, No 100 hrOadway Newi orx
City
To Frederick Hartzen and WILDER Hartzeu The fore
going upon by publication pursuant
OF hon Granville p HHwcs. Justice of ire
Grne Of the City Of ewNork, daed the oh da Of
October aud fled with the complaint the Oe OF the
clerk % said Marine Court at the City Hall IN said city
Dated Oct. 8, 1892
billion & svAYNF. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CHARMS r.Dpop TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.

COMPANY
oace Per ls y h, foot Of Cortiandtst
,.,t. al lre!ght forwarded a. Objected To any par
Of tho world - ,,,.,, -,,s,,rcu
Orders received for delivery OF Al Anus VI 'ies'' ~
chaudlse any part OF the c4ly. $50 mum, ,,,nu,p
STAAND uAnBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAN
FOR LIGHTERAGE 49,.
Erht OF every description promptly Ash'eFedto any point
tn tbe mar Dor al reasonable rates 1870 49, .
-IEAMBOAT- BAKGE5 AND GROVES ~ CAAA.
TERROR E&CU IONS. ,,..n. ,-c-,,,. FOR Nrvv
steamers John and hrastus OVLuilk lu "
pGNTN, leave Pier IL y. H. at D. H. dNJ' tSaIuuAy'
eIceR1y1a,,ipotIs EXPRESS Co, between NewYork anu
~ it.Ven. Care and dispatch guaranteed M,
Fr,igut Tor points D. l. ". -. I. feoo4F hot 80
~ -. AZ ven AID points East at per Is. an, o..
AV -,tsT A SIIDl.t : "a rkS ISLAND-ElrVe Mnes ~
~ Gems VA steamers Pier J. +. H. foot 49,.
SsSTHAL AhD COmnunipaw, ~ J.--Dtl Doy 49,.
Machine and boiI1f SHOPS, tsy.y dhns NPp''
construction ANA repair VI VESSELS -
rI1RoY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
sfeamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TisO1 ,, liy
connecting with morning trans Tor -ot.A AAi
We.t sunday steamer touches At Albany
,I,ltE POPULAR SHORE Line. u.,,,. ....u,
4 Fog Providence BOSTON AND lLE EASI'
al RAIL FROM GRAND GEM t.Al ~ ~ " -.
e exprrss trains daily Sundays exceptt 70 ioSton nv
"a a NJ u. uari0r cars aacAoaii anu Az y Ia WIN
pA1ffs v9 9IHS TICKETS TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL IS
NIWP,,gT express m tpAfor cars -tIa1heuj' AT
nt pv T ME special express p. paror cara at
tarhetI arrives Providence lo;-u p m ,.,,, , -,
Tket. and par0rcar secured AZ Flih Venue anu
und.or Hotel ncke 0niCeA and AZ trand tciltfA bcoe
{. ". EILkIAo. General fsSsehsei Ason~
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c,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS hASlI; only
Fare - 10 Boston tor nrstcas hh4'ed N'Ao''' So'
sfeameTs NARhAGAS sErT and sLON lSSlV - tot ~
daily texcept sundays al p m llOin i4o ~ ~ 49,
Law al arriving Boston AZ a "a sce. stateroons
s0r sale ali principal uoASt ..y usI sl ana
M oaices OF Express CO.. Va %: ~ o S
ssSu.eu ~ 80 ana NJ Fiffh and Windsor hotoi
- 49, Freight always az the lowest ratss
SSAo' VN /. VI, FILhINs ueneiA FasseAsef As'A'
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For Both Sexes-Couu

For Both Sexes-Couutrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
"a from New.YorS. children receive a mothers
hrA II. Z. MOkRELL. Manhasset, l. l.
SOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
- BRIDGETON New.Jcrsey.
Both sexes Full corps ~ teachers Instruction thOrOugh
Music Painting. Drawing Climate mild; hea thy
Begins september 10. Address H. X. TRAsK Principal.
Miscellaneous.
CANNES, SOUTHERN FRANCE.-Professor
~ ReGon viii receive into his family three four young
len VINO may be desols OF residing for the South
OF france cuoltahe family Efe Is offered combined with
n the ench language, II desired residence dur
n lnt summer months among the mountains; price ler
month 300 francs Address Professor jacob Is RENON.
Mai-on-Ards5 D. route de Ia Feuagc. Cannes Frame.
pARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
incltY or country In
PINCKNEY5 SCHOOL AND COLLE1E GUIDE
Designed 10 assist parents II tss3tIs - )I At doe
FREE: ~ mall o. TOR p1stage. Sp9cil cltllGguss
best s'iODs furnished GRATIS. Information cOncsrnlnr
schools rsely dgel % parents and guardians
PINCkNEG ) AGENCY Tor SCHOOLS and TEACHERS,
domestic Building. Broadway aud Iith.sL. New.YOFk
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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A GOOD TIME TO ENTER PACkARDS
~ BUSINESS COLLEGE Is now ~ The limit u neaIE
full No better place In the world for solid inst ~ A. the
branches place where students VINO IA
beon accustomed 10 good surroundings more CERTAIN -
fee class school IN very parucnlAI N0A-
ing cheap about ~ :. PACKARD, 500 BIoadWay'
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Pnvate tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash ll6 W. &5thst
CENTRAL PARK SCHOOL, English and
~ Classical o. East 7sthst. reopens September Is.
Thorough preparation for college business For circulars
6or address Rev. I. l. BUENkTE. Principal
VHARLIER INSTITUTE. New-York City
~ On Central PARK
EOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN OF TO 70
The prospectus contains fun details
Twenty ed ghth Year will begin Segtemberl9 1892.
Professor ELIE CHAHLIEE Director.
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Ste1u11nts III ayiir1r1s.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Phiaie!Qh!a, Baltimore and Washington
On and after Msy o. the maradceat Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot Of Corauds
ana Dc,OrJ',c, -5t as tI4DTS
p n except sunday plrl1r car lttlehe arrival IN
ngton -.lUr N Night EXPRESS leaves Wa+hin<t1n 40 ~
daily ~eePers and dag coaches through 20 ClnclAha1
and CItcag0.
Up IN daily. East Line arrives Washington 235 m Gin,
C4unsJ Chicago -:3j aud Il Louis $50 A. ia
T. pasce ieepcrs aud lay coaches though 10 Cincinnati
81 Louis auc Chicago -,
" oclors daily arrives n Wlshn gton S3)l m Day
Express leaves Washington At 1910 q daily sieepeis
and day hes through 20 cincinnati 49, ,-.
No other line makes a-t~r time Z" lne Nrs- i4tl'
arrive from the Westat GOA M. 300 p m ana 4voJ
Tickets and sleeping secured al baggage called
Tor lni chez ke! 90 oscillation u cJuPlnJs o - no 70
Broadway anu at all oces OF tho Fennsy wanna l4roL
Company
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Dnntlnl Academies.

4 LIEN DODWORTHS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No c3l jth ave-
Glasses To- ch dren viii October IA
Glasses Tor gentlemen viii commence OctDner ID
Prtvat, lessons-see circular for terms, 80.
A LEX. MCGREGORS
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING. ll2 shave.
Chldren's classes begin -aturaY October n. Gentle
mems classes oegu Monday. October % See circuarl
NE GARMO'S, 1,476 Broadway and 42d-
~ st-Day classes for ladies and children gentlemen,
Mondays and Thursdays D. m.
MIR. MANUELS Glasses for Dancing, -
w West 33dst between Broadway and jthave.
mence November IL Circulars Application.
Mr.. TRENoR's ACADEMY of DANCING
w broadway and 32d At.
open every day sEd evening. send for circular
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing,
No 55 jh-ave- 47ihsr opposite Windsor Hotel.
Glasses will recommends October ~, 1881 LII
gagement OF Newport, r. L. closes October /.
z. ;. send postage stamD Tor circular
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DROVIDENCE LINE. .cr nrnror.

ron PROVIDENCE DIHhCI'
Connecting with Providence anu " OFCS 'et ~ rr,,
Tor ali P0IS is NOEfiI and EAST, va NOkTESt TX
Tie entirely new elegant steamer ~
on Mondays, Wednesdays and fr9A5 ~ II,rstya ami
steamer MA.sA HUsETTS on IVe''@y" lH1''U''' -'--
va eror, Prar 30 ~ r. foot OF Warren-St'
onhectons made Proyidencs VIA and anG wnie
Tor W tickets Tor no ali principal uckeI
cas rooms secured az ON % % ~ 1880,
2Ul, Sol, 90 anu a. ,lo'1
Co. AZ 90 a. t sverue aud windsor Hotel &c oAicss,
way ~N- ~ "'' 1. ". FILhINS General Pass. Agent
R0VD0ITT aud MISUNDERSTANDING at
X Ir-sr ma West PolntI Cornwall NeWOu MaIDoIO
,ou Poughk Esopus connecting Win sst anu
r. nj ouv Glove t,ai FJls. steamboats, ny Ol oaS
ii 80. aurs -. BAIS il leave ~ r. Ia nom hAAl7"u o.
\ H. saturday al y NJ
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT. AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

EXPRESS Trains New York DesbrOsses and Court
laudt streets Ferries. fOlOws!
$40 20, 8 80 - and 10 Limitedl, IL m 3ZO Say
A. g. g. Z = and p. m, and ~ night sundays O. n
% Limited. and 10 a. u, 4, q, Z, g. and Up M Aln -
night. -.
Exprss Trains leave New-York daily. except sunday az
72O and y. IL. running through VIA tIehton anu
Camden. .,,-,-t.tt,
returning trains leave Broad street station Phi91ePS
l2O 800, S3t. $40, 600 $50, go, $50. anu /. -
1Iinted Express so D. M l. s. l,:35 Lint en- %
ESQ TAO = and s;2O D. Gu sunday, lHOl $40. o.o'
3A5 s. 90 (b:25 Limited, 80, I40, ana e-V ~
Leave Pnladepha via Camden. a. III ana A''' y w. ~~'
except Sunday. 1900. -. ..,.- uonsa and
foot OF De.brosses and Courtlandtsts. Noulss' anu
prookIyp Annex foot OF FutOnsL bIooABh tNos
ia Il and Hudson st., uoboaen ottoh JSS Soy Ivy
Eruerant Ticket once battery Place. -, ,r -, .ho.,
ina Nsw.N Ork n ansteT Company VIII o'A '"' ~AN NN
baggage from hotels And Iesl1onees u-oOD
CHARlES h. PUGu. -. ~ 49,
General Manager. houVi"' $40 = .NeNN---
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situations ruanteo- females.

Al SWEDISH cooks, laundresses, cham alor
maids wslesse. French %aa, Any nqo ofs
Awecs9 eSoSbook printed English and Syeds
in the best agency Of New-fork' CARL "i'i
At MILE FKSTROM'S Swedish. French
u and German Tmpovment Once IN hes WIZ nov ill
pS ana irls for general housework Also male s5y3nts
butler, Ioo'mSy &c %, =, N5 Yelsy a.
A NEW FEATURE.-Johnson furnishes more
" but frstciass servants rs we masei ~ er o NJ en-
k AZ er their reierencr and e'it TO- Of all
grades u service Give ra. aud be convinced -oV ~
NHAMBERWORK HOUSEWORK, Wall
y ING COOKING, &eBy good PROTESTANT IT'S sr PDTEs
ana S9pP 5 for yGy %8deIa s GsS above
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By
y Protestant girl understands the care OF sSe ' ory
wsre can make salads desseJs g.; f-os Ca at 273
9Th ave-: bet I7th and isth SIS.
CHAMBERWORK and SEWING:-I0 s 40
Ssson aTs fo S' two days between ii and o'clock
COMPANION.-By n young woman to ady,
y smanuenss Is educated g Fo9 f qoIn Ono
COOK.-By colored woman. flrst -'c s.
4 GOOD city reference ADDRESS A. ELBITr Tribune Up
town t Office i2SS Broadway,
COOK.-By good cook; city or country
u good references A2j eth ave.
NOOK.-By n Protestant Scotch woman, TOR
- city or county: i rs az s S every branch Call at 272
Sth ave bet i7th ana 18TH SIS.
DOOK.-Bv n Grst-class COOK; thoroughly
Y understands al Fiuds soups meats veseisD.s p9a
and desserts gclI 'Ils lt.V4
elees Ca 10. two days 1850 Broadway lneraAeA fa'.
HOUSEWORK or LAUNDRESS.-By ca
pablo Norwegian cir. city country Eoe1 cooh.
excellent auudress witg and kinu. good WIN GU W e
afraid of work moderate wages eau - O1hANe' Oo''
18th and lsth-s's.
HOUSEKEEPER or COOK.-By an American
lady as housekeepCr or hrstcasS COOK WIN asss'hn'
Call address go 9TH ave
HOUSEKEEPER.-By an American lady
lTrotestaaO in q private famly OF wo~4 3 he tuats
or invalid lady excellent references al o. Hlicss' lOi
three GAYS. ". EDWARDS, 26' west llth-st.
ADY'S- MAID and SEAN>TRESS.-By a
arstclass German woman 20 wait on lazy OF gIO
rd spsaks French can do all Kind OF family sewn. ct!
rofe enCes. D., 81 East 4sthst Ao'Vl'Se''1'
Office.
AUNDRESS Cfrst-class). BY q respectable
A. young TO out by tine cay pest Oh CITY ''
ences 81 asst .4thst
7 AVNDRESS.-F thoroughly com
4 potent: best city referenoe Address l., 41' E"S'
41thst.
I AUNDRESS.-A frst-class laundress sollcits
L. fa1nys washing best 81 Recommended ons can Oh
or address Mrs KEATTNG 500 East satin ST. top MOOT.
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
~ -Firscsss servants for all situations al te't ne" IA"
lOrs 90 East l2th-st -----------
WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID-By a
W young girl best Of city reference 446 est -o'Hs
WASHING.-A first-class colored laundress'
w with unsurpassed facilities and first cass rec lelu
family washing err e;uA
able can OF address MARY L GOiDON' NO 10 "es'
3Gthst
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Irsirurtiou.
For Young Ladies-Cou

NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES; experienced teachers: numbers limited.
Address Mrs. r. +. AYRE
Newt ,auqau Conn.
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IlAkOTA.


MTNNESOTA. and the SOUTHWEST II. PAUL. MIN
NEAPoLIS auI All points IN COLORADO, OREGON.
CALIFORNIA. NEBRASKA, UTAH and MONTANA,
aie leacued di-ec- from CHICAGO y.a the
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6ltnat,ons Uanieo-- Males.

I1ltuGtlollS lUGIleU--1liH1
DOCKKEFPER.-By q young man, compe-
tbt 70 onea set Of books or change single entry to
double commission Vre.ered Address L. T. COO L.
Slate HI, y. I.
CARDENER.--By a married man; no lncum-
W bauces thoroughly eIpse &c In the Ga,e OF go .
houses gnperies roses and hrooms vegetabos truis
and flowers also, the maAinH vi ne" Pio
grading planting veIy best OF city ltlteAVCs O VI
adcressJ d., Of seoi stOre, 80 $50 BroadWay
CARDENER.-Single of thorough practical
" abilities extensively expe-iore = ID proper
OF grapeTies planthoGs rose-gi0"ns NeE'i ~ ~
aud ali outdoor departments competent III a ~ o1t -
iIrVfnE grounds understands tanning care OF soch &c
Address : L, No. $50 BToncway
MANAGER and HOUSEKEEPER.-By a
vi middle AGED and wife unenoumoered man can
OF house and maraet lIuc' s'@'7
4 wife first lass coos ana oseA % F hd
quiet home either the city or IL the iGT est "hclc 5
are no Catuos employed. and faihtgi service %oA
apure iat,d well paid for very l"Le EN- = IN
present employer who De seen Address c. { - larry
town Heights. y. \.
SALESMAN. &C.-In a confectionery or
- g.occIs' Jo00ilg house az drummer o. salesman Dy
man of experience best Of references For further patcu
lars address Il. 3. LOWERY Nashyiie, Tenn
ITSEFULMAN.-By a mddle-aged English
man single genemans place u the country can
harness. etc. attend 70 q oH anu
furnace and required wiling 70 make l-e .l7 ~
in ANY reasonable Address A. bhC"-'' -
East 4lst-si, city
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'7.


Trims from on3 70 five trains duly each way between
CHICAGO AMI prominent Western -D.lB. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of CHI.
ceso Pr LLGAN SLEEPERs on AL Of IA through
ana nigh trains Of fare and other information
apyy by letter vessoa alY cou1ja os ,; to
L. /. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent, No. 40 Broadway New-l ork
EOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman 5ienpsri via Y. y = H. and L. K r. leaves
Grand Lrnrdi DryH AZ llJ WaoG days 'et tcAcL,
new YORK and Ne" Eug gland Railroad &c Grand ~-A5rA
Depot and pr.l-Ipa IJL--i
NGW-YORh CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER NAILHOAD-l commencing oetDoei - 1857
through trains Will leave Grand central DcJ0t = - -,
a. Me- rstctu and northern Express 10 4o'it@tet anu
Montreal with drawing Groom cas- aso 10 "a AtogA
at Albany yacu.e, Rochester, LuAo Lro CIe eI4d 1Au
Io0a NJ CHICAGO Fxr-ess drawing room ears 70 Canaan
daieua Rochester aud BunIo. ,.....-.,
10 Albany anu 4'y. Win cOueo1Io" 20 C'-0A SAT-"
lO-a, ulrls / AIS. L1Ac '.u--- dii l.u''''''
J3O .. IN .bIuy lIol special
H. m. Acc.umt ditlun % Albany dht AiNJ' -. rts
H. Ia Louis press. viii ing ears 20. ". il-5
running th.Uu,h eve.y day "a The |ecA' aso MAGMA i'
70 H. 49, t1e- daily except Sunday, Win sleeping cars
10 syracuse and 70 Auburn Road also 10 -d4o4 ""l 4oA
8 D. m Pacific Express daily, WITH sleeping ars ioT
Rochester Bund-O CIeye aal lOedo De1iOi' OHi-~bo anu
m Night EXPRESS with sleeping cars TO Albany ana
Troy Connects morning Train iOi Jio w. sN rT
TLets on SAFE az Bowling Gleel - St 80 -
way WestcOtts Express Ohces n,,
and 94Z broadway, New YORK. AID 300 ,TTt'I'l.i-s
LtO"--ts1 trorrCr-y co, ern't Gen Passeu Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT Ii

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q on SUN
DAY 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW YORK.
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DED STAR LINE.
IL sailing from New York and Antwerp every SATURDAY
BELGE Ian SATURDAY november ~ am
NAE.LAN ID saturday. November ~ al a
SalOous smoking aud bathrooms and-hpA
FIRST cabin go and SIS second ca1ia 500 excursion.
fETEk NRIGHT & SONS General Agents. So BrOsdw az
POYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IN Co.'s Pier foot Of SusseXs ersey City
IvT EOtteTdGms
IS " ednesdRy Nov 2,
ss. '" a sCHOLTEN "Wednesday, NOV. 2, y.
90 s,.,,,. For Anrsterdam'
ss SNiiAhDAA-.--...-. ednesday, Nov %,
As NaDih 80 "a Cabln $50 Storage go prepaid, SO
~ "a "a a, General Agent. ~ -outh WIliamst
81 WHIST, freigh, Agents 90 Bwsy Gen Pass A gen,
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NIIED STATES AN D ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
,-o,. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
piiCE-Ihe steamers OF this line the Lane Route
ehded by Lieutenant AsuTy, I. s. ~ both the
SutTSl. anG honey ardy0Bsges-
~. a IC Capt Kennedy. saturday Nov. II, p.
LLLiC tspI ,ieaaei suI oAy' Nos 10 D a N.
bALIl C Capt PARCEL .-saturdAy -. 30 - P
IRON TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOr or WEST
lUIH-ST
These steamers sre uniform and
tcutDcntS The Saloons. ststorOons Smoking and Bath
least felt ng oesree Of comfort hitherto unsttaaabe
RAigss-astoon 20 $50 and 500. Return tickets On
fsV0 bIe segnA Seerage from the Old Country
TI.se Sc srncrs carry neither cattle sheep pigs
y iospcrticn OF aud 0tBeT Information apply
'1'S ' r. J. CORrIs. Agent
CT BARTLETT 4 Co, Agents. Boston.
sASBlIT CAI1 EEL Agents PR'iAd"iphA
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Z CNITED STATES NAIL sTEAaGRS.
FOR QUEENsrOWN AND Il SHPOoLA
IMPERIAL GERMAN WAL.

tItAA11'
4 NORTH GERMAN LLO1 -
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NV YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. -
MAIN..-..~aUuIday, Nov. iiAGSb ~ ra1 Nov. II
D. IBF 4 Wednesday. Nov s. I.ii ~ saturday, Nov. -
RATS OF PASSAGE from NEN-Y ORE 20 >OC I-iANP-
TON. HAVkE or BREMEN. ..,
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABIN .-----coJ
5TEERAGE $40
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid sceTaCe cer-
~ Steamers SAL frUm Pier between second ana
4Ai'1'''~' H00OA'" oiiRICHs d CO., Bowling Green.
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Mnsital INSTRUMENTS

DEATHS ORGANS, 81 stops, 1928. Pianos.
ID x2g7 40 Factory running day aud asht S@.5S S4''
free. Address DANIEL BEATTY. Washington. "