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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12

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said 20 have been Affected II Eure ka
Springs Nrlis rery much depressed.
80 Hi s. represented aa beng pee.
.ectiy resigned - TIE worst. Sena~
tor Hit Is 4 iRan G. Distinguished a.,
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IN The Senate, and VIII BE eadly miss
CO Notwithstanding the peculiarly re-
;erred 70 above, which is due &c coz
sttutlOual cxcitabilitr- PEOEo.
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noMNaY. rRlDAY. 80 y. -.


President AHrAuE on Aloaday last
announced bis approval OF toe bill pro-
hib.,ing for ten years The coming OF
Chiness immigrants into the United
States. The members OF Congress from
tie Pacific Slope are highly ela,ed.
Mr. TOWNSEND. OF Ohio, lac introdu-
ced biz 10 the House. aboishicg poo
tags on newspapers going 10 regular
sabscribOrs. good move
s!nstor BaA utCL. his physicians
cay, cannot possibly recover and bis
fris6df expect lis death at any timc.
II is asserted sha. Their. is more Of
stir among spectators in Missouri
lands just now ,han there has been FOR
somc time past.
While Tie eoul OF old John Brown IS
marching on. it is stated, lis widow end
daughter are in Santa Clara county,
Californis, and 10 need oi Lelp.
The production OF domestic ocol has
increased 400 per cent. since the year
1850. the to!s! production in the year
1880 having been $4,000 600 pounde.
Hon BoRAcE GAYNAzD. ex-Pcst-
master General, died suddenly Of heart
disease at his home, il Knoxville,
Tennessee, on the 3ra iost., sged G.
years.
Tds Washington Grille says. Senator
DAVIS. Of West Virgins. win. 81 re-
ports to tao contrary, be a candidate
Tor re.eiscliOa 10 the paited States
SoEste.
Tbs Uuited states supreme Court Oh
Monday last dismissed Sergean, MA
SONS psu!ion Tor writ Of L4oea, cor
pus The cou,, holds tla. ,4o court,
martial had Jurisdiction 10 rs Mason
ald did not o1oasd Us powers sltasr ia
i;s findings or lis sentence.
ALAEoE CoaTaAcr.-A contract was
entered iuto =. san Tyan9.sco d few
days 1so 10y th3 Teas aud Paoiac
Railway Company for Ike yraospog;a-
ZION or scyeu hundre2 car leads, bairg
about tLyee hundred thousand bushels
OF California sheet 10 go 10 Europe hy
way OF Now O,lesns The PIcAlUNr
,hiaks thia is only . forqtaets or What
may DO expected aleu tho Whac)- oC.ao
yrsat Soutaon tyagsc4E;;nen.& route
teccme iuL,icuted."
Nr CLIFTON q Da.caeaasaas, son
o. The Gen JrLu c. Ege.acariare, who
Is ca1ai1sIe far tlo DemgeTsul uo.a.
inasion for Cungros5.4su sd larle 81
Arkansas. Tie Baltimore sUa states, Ga.
tered tbs Confederate army 81 Gjt,au
came ont CT IRE army "a just eighteen,
ragged a..A9u. 2 dollar lass tatEag ia
exile, ana 40 home 90 90 to, So. aora
IL Gcorgis saved a5ms money uaj
voa. 20 college L2sglos th,t lo aoa.
10 g hco.Ac.'a p'aaAliol IN A.5.ns5s.
BROKEN ID health and a.-seut w5aey
s.re- 1870 BE- haa vreslaa wi,a oyu-
lows asj bas saved som- money a.
uouel ala9Ie hm 90 enter o4 tau-
ysss Tor ibis place He is said 80 pos
cess hno oyato,i.al gi(ts,4a3 IS extreme.
=. popular Wherever known.
#Aea!ias isal44m Io West Viz
e,a.a laore ae,e 80 71a aa51s iu 1873.
auo IL 1859. C2,G14 Or those n-af
On SOD J1,g73 acre occupied hs .hei
owners tz,z lea.oi for none, rsu
t.f and ..4 ,..f.4 ..r. ...,-.s 9..r.
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letter from washington
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yYAsurKeroS. ID O.. 49,

R0AAANiA NAtrAAA - NEAtt- AAt-tt.-
Ion. Bills Tor the erection ofeigat Of
these structures were passed under a.
suspension OF the rules on Monday
last The amount appropriated by
these bills Is about q million aud al
hall, representing. according 10 the
scale usually applicable 10 such cases.
90 ultimate expenditure of some six
luilliCns OF dollars. And these are
but eightout of the hundred aud TWEEN
g or Whereabouts which await rscog-
milton. one or two feeble protests
were made against the summary Ine.
thcd in which these bills are put
! through, but IS nearly every member
OF the House has, or expects t. nave.
q bill for . public building IN lie pock-
ct, the desire to obijge those who were
fortunate enough TO be recognized By
the Speaker rose superior 10 all con
alterations o! party or OF public doty.
Mr. Holman WAS about lie only mem,
Der VINO stood boldly Up in opposition
to all Of the appropriations, and he
| SAID Il was not SO much against the
I bills themselves rs against the log.
rolling method OF putting them
through, lie thought there ought to
| De some demand for The buildings IN
dorsed by committee and by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. The build
/ ings voted are: one in Detroit, six
hundred thousand dollars; one in
j Denver, three hundred thousand dol,
lars; one IN Jackson, Tenn, aixty
Thousand dollars; one in Council
BiUl, one hundred Thousand dollars !;
one in Peoria, H., one houdred thou
sand dollars; ana others IN Lynch
burg, Va, Galveston, Texas, and
! Greensboro, n. g., the first costing
oAe hundred thousand dollars aud tie
other two fifty thoGaaaA dollars each.
Tic point Of the thing is that there is
very htJie use Tor Government build.
inss ia most OF these places.
} ltist be hoped thai. the billagroed up
on by The House Judiciary Committee
10 Tx the saiary OF the Supreme Court
reporter and hereafter lgauc the vol
ulncs OF yoports By pUbiiu authority,
| viii become law. The preacnt ar,
rar8ement is striking Illustration Of
! what snug nests come to cling urot!nG
/ The caves Of the temple Of justice and
Layc 10 DO 10 knocked down by tie
broom Of legislation. For many
: years tie reporter for the Supreme
Court has enjoyed what III street par
lance would be called q pretty soft
snap Under tho present arrmgo-
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SO - - - -.

in the United States. There wsre I45 +
deaths "a Baltimore last week aud 229
births. a heavy SNOW STERN prevail
Ell throughout tha coal regions oi Penn
syiyania ca Saturday last. -. The
Wheeling glucose factory turns out 80
barrels of No. ! syrup per day -.-A
pFominen; citize0 OF Browns7illc, Mis-
sour, estimates the loss By thc cyclona
u that tow ~ S25s.000 :. For TIC
gusrtsy sudiag Aercb 81 there vere re-.
2ss deaths IN New York city Gen
eral ALRoY, who will be remembered by
meny Nest Virginia soldiers, is aow
located at Olympic. Washington Terri
tory .--.JEssz JAs-Es Is dead, bat trsin
robbing goes on eli the sane. Fave
ro5bera vent through an express .csr or
tie Texas and Pacific road ct Ranger,
Texas, few days sgo, and sscsped.
49,. Iae jail Of Calvert c0uaty, SID, is
VoS without an occupant. Tue Sheriff
and .No lawyers were seen last week
digging fshjag vorras .Csde; WHrr-
TAxEH has turned 40 IN Chicago look
ing for employ ment..-.A Dubuque man
ganta $4,000 from another man for
chewing OF tvo hugera Counting
nigb. and day, allowing no time roi rest
and rsfreshmsnt, it would take oyec four
days 10 count million Strawberries
srs ceiling ct Louisville. Kentucky. two
quarts Tor % CENTS = There are ia Chi
csgo about eight .housar3 houses uaed
Tor immoral purposee, there are three
hundred churches and more than FIVE
thousand liquor saloons four hundred
ciargymou and Eve thousand csrlcudeys.
..-.JEsJE jAAEs' father wss one Of the
most popular young men ut Georgetown
! college, In Norway w0cdpecksrs
damage telegraph poles by boring thro
them. supQcsiag that the hammine
gouaa produced By tho wire IS caused
/ by tAe insects upou which they feed
( Bears alec remove the supporls OF tlu
! poles. instinct leading them 20 saspoc.
that The hunmlug is produced By wild
/ bsss AND that Gle poles con,niu bouop.
ius.jacs, ilke reason, Is nol iuiallible
.--.the 7deat prospect 10 Virginia il
represented 81 be lie best for years.
Il t'e S.Gto ~ Maryland tbete axe ,.
100 wiiie people Who exc natives Of
Vest YTE.uia, aud 233 coiorea 49,
/ = .s.. d Ey- hPluv 3rs9 fl,a homo, 40
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-12

Don'texpert an a iyettissu ,ut 20 be4r
fruit Ia one night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
- TO o,ton Worcester Nashua, portlnd and the East.
Fare Limited tickets u Boston 49, - Orce5tcr -
The new Iron stca nnr ... .....
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception most elegant boat the sound and
tdv0rite CITY or BO~lON,
leave 40 North River. foot Nasst, next pier
above D,sbrosscso Fcrrvaiy, except Sunlaysat Pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing March 2G 1881
through trans viii cave Grand Central Depot
Western and Northern Express to Rochester am
Montreal with dIawing-rOOm ears.
a. n special Express for CHICAGO, daily stopping only
al Albany. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Cleveland and To-
lcdo
lo3oa m, chicago Express drawngroom cars to Canaan.
dalgua, Rochester aud uAal0. ,-..-
ia NJ ALBANY and Troy with connection 10 UTICA
Saratoga Glens Fails and Rutland.
40, M. Accommodation to Albany ana Troy. 80,
.i.. .,u t4-Ci-O tAprtSs udllSb
v D.. ping B., lrnit hc1"o
II. Louis Express, with sleeping cars TOT ~ IONS
running through every dag the week also Niagara talH
BunllO and Toledo. -... $500, ..
C:SO p m. Express with sleeping cars to syracuse and to
Auburn Road also to Montreal, excepting sunday.
%. NJ Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester. Cleveland Toledo Detroit ana Chcago
II Night Express. with sleeping cars 10 Albany ana
Troy. ,-o 80, ,.,
way WescOtts Express Offices Park place ana -
and 9i2 Broadway, Ncw- York and 335 Wasling0n
Brooklyn. j. VI. TOuCEY, Gen. supL {. b. MELkEI,
Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
COMMENCING APlih J., go. q
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH R. r.
~ (Ct
stations in New.York ( P'

stations in NewYOrk PENNSYLVANIA r. r.. foot COrtandt
I and DesDTOsses-sts.
LEAVE NETWORK. commencing April l, l8S2
For south AmbOy. Matawan. &c, via G. r. H.. or n D., D.
S:15 a. H. II M. 2 A. 2. via Penn r. r. a. m, p N.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove Asbury Fark,
sea Girt Point Pleasant &C. c. r. r. of y. j. $40
NJ. II m. p $3.50 lExpress A. p via Penn Rk, a. n
D =,
For Keyport via c. r. r. Of n J., 8. s15 u m 2
For Freehold. via C. r. OF y. J., SIS am. Il me- L.
II
. pm a.
For Ioms River and Seaside Park. via Penn r. r. a.
For Barncgat via C. r. II. OF y. j.. S:l5 o. m, D. IN.
For Atlantic City Vneand Bridgeton &C. via c. r. X oil
Nj, p. . ,,-ooo ru,,.rorp
g y 4 q r. II. OF y. j. g.. T. A., p. K. r. Supt.
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Goicls.
The WENTWORTH,
STLE. ". III.

THIS Hotel will open June o. 1t has accommodations for
$50 guests and Offers attractions for the pleasure and
comfort OF its patrons than other seaside resort on the
Atlantic coast Its high situation affords beautiful views
both inland and seward its healthfu atmosphere, the easy
by which be reached s advantages for boat
ing fishing and bathing excellent drives and attractive
walks all combine make it OF the most charming places
the New England The house contains modern
appliance 1t has spacious and welven;iiaed rooms fur
nishei in black walnut with the best OF beds large parors
halls and 70. social enjoyment elevator oper
ated by steam. music hall for dancing and theatricals
An orchestra twenty members OF ACKNOWLEDGED PROBES
sonal ability under direction Mr. Henry Harlow will
furnish music for the season
The veranda fifteen feet in width surrounding the house,
extended promenade 1000 feet In length,
while the view Ia ed in beauty and grandeur BOWL
ing alleys billiard steam yacht for excursions san ana
boats under The direction Of rusfy and experienced men
FtstcllsS livery I'D boarding stable. Grounds hghtd by
the electric light NcwI0rk and Boston stock reports re-
ceived every hour
Tho Wentworth Is reached by means of the Eastern Rail
from Portland Maine n IL fOur hours ride from the tabyan
House by OF the Who Mountain SOc and North Con
II ~ also ed from the White Mountain range by the
Boston Concord and Montreal and the Concord Railways ana
by the Grand Trunk by Of Portland.
Al he station In Portsmouth the coaches OF the hotc are
alwavs IN waiting
Address, Portsmouth, y. H.
GEORGE +. THOMPSON Manager
CHARLES @. EMMONS, Assistant Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
6.eamtoat5 ai0 iiailroaos.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on I1OU-
A sATONIC ant NAUGArUCK KAILk9ADs-steamera
leayct alrtne ip 1850 300 pm; twenty ST,
last RIVER D. Fare,Ower than W any other route.
NOR BOSTON HE LATEST TRAIN win
L Pullman slcrp"rs via y y, y H. and H. T. r. leaves
Grand Central DcpO; at $50 week days ana 1850 pm
SUNDAYS tickets ,cwiOrk and Ntw- England kan
road, al Grand Central Depot ana principal hoteis
I EIltGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
train. on and alter Dec . 1851 will leave depots foot OF
Cortland and Dcspfosscsss az $40 NJ p m and $50
n m or fastOp lehcn allentown Reading. Mauch Chunk,
Wilscsbarrc. Towandl Wlvery ithaca. Geneva Lyons,
Buffalo ami te West lrainl D. M Tor ta7ton brtachem'
N.utovu Rclaug Nauc' ChuaG Wllkesblrre AMI Pitts
ION Pullman seeping c0lrir3 ttlchel 10 ujD IN. train
Trains eayingat $40 ~ IN AMI connect for all points
,....4 IL. 4.,tn v,.l t'-i H. o"hil ir1 II leo -
' T. B. BNINGTON q. p. 4.
General Eastern Office. corner Cnre6 ana oriand-atA
NEW-NAVEN. MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
n SPRINGFIELD. HOLY oKE SOUTH VERNON. ST
IOlI.Sl:l tN steamers leave Per %. f. H.. at
and p l~uudays excepted. l31 boat connects
with ap,ci, train oArts s"d and baggage checked at -
lirOao ,av y " AMI Court ST.. Brooklyn Excursion TO
Ncy-tlavc and return. ~ 20.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

u RlE KAILN Al, HOW kIlOWu dS luc AZ W :
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement OF trains from Chambers street Depot -
ana and S9S2S2 Bay as DRAWING"
tDay)Fast St Louis Express arriving az Buia t
at with fast trains 20 the West ana SOUTH
west Pul.mans best DrawingrOom Sleeping OO'ches 70
D. m (Daly)-Pacidc Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through TO Buffalo. Nagara Fails Cincinnati and
7:ljp m.-Emigraut train for the West. ~
Kutegord a9d Paf i 6 39 9 o i0o m ~ n0S 9
night sundays q. $50 l020a N, lij $50 Y midnight
f16r2op6i S SV i AK 20 l65op Dom and = mid
night sundays g. $40 1920 M. ITO $50 T. mdnght
NsT2g and o GG09 va Ne%a ark q m s S ataay
nights only. Sundays, 9:l5 a. IN. $40, 63Op. IN.
and Il midnight Sundays; G. 500 1920 IN lao $50
III; 2nd - m1inisht ,2o,m
Ncwburg Cornwall, $50 a m, $3.50. 4:3op NJ sun
R5ndout ana kingston $3oP sundays $50 am
Goshen. q, 100 3 l02O a. M S;5J 800 $780, T. 'lop III
Middetown, 100, 3 loco a. H. .a59 60 4 7:l5 p M
sunday sG 6n net t G Railroad at an anu i'o
Port Jervis, 800 > 1920 a. m 80 To- ';'o p IN sun
Bosi leave 5si narter Of and quarter after each hour
from ODD m to 45 m ana at lui1 ana 2p III: roam
and Sepne Coaches can be obtained and orders for the
checking aud transfer Of bag age nay De LETT 9t NE S9
Jourt-st. Brooklyn, at the Company's Depot.
Emerlnt agency. No. 10 GTeenwiclst . 49,, . = No.
Express trains West arrive in NewH0rk at 7;2o
anu liz JY6S. ABBoTT Gcnl Pas.r Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- trains leave Tor Englewood Cosier Iernoat and NyacS
S e1ya minutes i d after PfiG da1 nights ~
Manuel spring Valley and Mousey T. ~ a. n' 4;oop NJ
SUNNY 80 < ABBOTT. GenI Pass'r Agent New-York.
DOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON Landing
1 at Cranston's Landing West Point Cornwall, New
wWqifR lister and Delaware Farosd scaboats City o.
,atsl,ii James " Baldwin leye daily at p M foot
city OIL ,atsall leaves at y, IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
tiophlahelDha Baltimore and Waahiu1ton-

on and after JAM % tho magnificent Passenger rrains
leave from PeDnsYlyana Railroad Depot foot OF Cort-
landt-st and DesDrosSesst asfOi0Ix
s;SOa NJ except sundayt Paror car attsshs1 arri.e9
WasnngtOn5:lOD m. Night Express leaves washington
Cincinnati ami Chiclgl
p. m. daily. Fast Line arrive, washington 225 o.
Cincinnati $500 Chicago. S3J m. AMI St Louis $3.50
Is. & o. plllce seepers and day coaches through ID
Cincinnati, st L0nis and Chicago. 49,. -
~ o'clock night daily arrives 90 washington SD Am
lay Express leaves Washington AZ lGlO T. IN uaiy'
Sleeers and day coaches through 10 CINCINNATI, ,,
~ No other line makes faster tmeto tho west 1iain'
arrive from the West nj a. 800 and 1000 p
m Tickets and seepnr berths secured and baggage called
LOT anu Checked destination at companys once no ol
Gumay and at all the ofcesof The Pennsyyahia nHoAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
lectures ano Meeilun5.

DEV. DR.. MAYNARD, +. r. II. s, Chickering
IA Hall Wonders Of Upper Egypt" NoNDA1, $50
rVHE NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND
4 BIOGKAPHICAL SOCIEIY.-lsS1 The Thirteenth
Anniversary Meeting this society VIII De- hed In the Hal
OF The YORK Academy Medicine II West 3st-t. %
saturday evening April H. ~ o'clock Address By the
Oh Lincoln anu OF Congress during the Rebellion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

Ostation in NewYork, foot Of Iibertyst. station in
Se%%eaeiHs Issi TsE,5o5k r,
WIND Gap Mauch Chunk Taluanend Tamaqua, Hazleton
s.i5 a. m-for Bennington. High Bridge Branch Easton
Allentown Reading Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk Williams
p m..For Pennington, EastOn Allentown. Reading Har
senTG Manen Ghg9S Ra159n ln &c
Dhlton. Wilke;harrs, scranton, &C g..
4.30 p m.-Eor someryhle' Termination &C. ,,.--.,--,.
800 p m-For Easton, Allentown Reading Harrisburs
and intermediate stations at $50 m for Eason Allentown
Hair sburg and the West - 90, % o,- ooo
286i & 56 49, 3 SIS $50 545 di go I, 7:3o
For cams to local points SCI Tine stations
r EeE sey2Tsn s;i5 E m&ePTs
Tor iTc at II q. H. Z %. .
N rs WYE 4 A AZ p PHiiLADEIPiIIA
ForTREXTQY and PHILADELPHIAA,
For Philadelphia Ninth and Greeu.sts at AS, $50 HIS
& i5 s fa2a and h en- on 9a at 7 f m
T6r 10 p 3ao B so on sq5aay at 5 so $780, IL
p m on sunday si5 ,a m, 5:5Q e p IN M vor,,
Fran & ono Ra 1 1p9 R % N9 a9a IL p
on sunday at 3 80 a. m j:30 II p m -
from Tird and Berkssts at 30. 82o OLD a. % J. 5;23
From Trcnonl:3j 800 SOB 9:O4 GO8 ll:3i a. m, lj5
4T PARL6R R cAs - are Alta attached TO day trains
and SLHEpING COACHES to midnight trains nom Ne"
connecton i. msdc Jersey city to and from
BROOKLYN and erie Depot. Jersey Ctty. 800. -. 49,
Tckets ior sale at FOOT OF hberty.st Nos 239 26l 40
9ti 9j7 SOB BROADWAY and at The principal hotels Nos
ami COurt-si Annex once. Jewclls Wharf BROOKLYN
y Transfer Company viii cal for and check baggage
from hOte or residence to destination
~ VIA SANDY HOOK
Commencing April !, 1882. - - -
STEAMER JESSE UONT WILL LEAVE PIER y NJ H.,
FOOT RECTOR-SH:
For Highlands, Seabright, Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, g. To- ) a. 3:i5 p. m; sundays, 10 Il m
For Ocean Grove. Point Pleasant, &c, 1915 a. m
For Lakewood. Toms River Bamcgat, &c, $40 p. m
VIA RED BkNK-From foot IIberty-st .: 10 a. m. i9r
Lakewood Toms River Barnegat, &c; D. m for LAKEWOOD
Toms River Atlantic City and ali stations to Bay side; D.
N. Lakewood. Toms River, BaTnegat &c.
VIA BRANCHPORT-FrOm foot Libertyst: fOr SANDY
Hook ~ M. for Highlands, ~ m, ?. for Monmouth
Beach and Seabright, g: - a. m. II IN. p M - .
Tickets reading BOAT ard SANDY HOOK VIII not be
good and tickets reading via Rail Will not be recOg
niZed via Sandy Hook
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, II. L. BALD" IN,
General Manager. zen russ Agon''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15
GOLDEN NORTHWEST"

Now is the time to secure homes in
MINI ESOIA, DA kOl 4 AN ID MONTANA
Fmglants intending 10 take during the approach
Ing spring the GREAT NORTHWEST should not ll 10
INFORM themselves OF the advantages offered Nv the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
the settlement Of that cOmpanvS lands along ITS lines in
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONTANA.
The Northern Pacific Railroad runs through region when
cannot De cXcellcdin
HEALTH FULNESS OF CLIMATE.
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
Nowhere else 5 grcal inducements offered To
COLON ISIS AND FARMERS,
MECHANICS. LABOIEitS AND MINERS,
LUMBERMFN. BU>I tSS MEN AND IOI RISTS.
CROPS large and SIOtk-kAISl NJ j. stlc-
cessfu occupations there READY MARKETS, GOOD
BUSINESS OPPOKTU MITES and FINE CHANCES Tor
PAYING INVESTMENTS.
The greaterpart of Dakota and Montana OhcrSt
NEW FIELD FOR SEfIhHhENE
1hcpTo porous condition OF existing etcnelt along thu
Inc Oftc Northern Pacific RlrJadn Minnesota and East
Dakota the best guarantee OF the pcrmanencyOi the
agricultural interests Of the entire region .,-e-.
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now ~ market me hho
wheat and grazing lands which arc0ieied al low prices AM
easy terms OF payment -- 90. 900
In MINNESOTA and DAKOTA there are 4OOJ,OO0 acres
awaiting settlement 1900 ..., ,
paucy. - --....,,- ,. ,,o,,-. p
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no ECU Al.
For detailed information all points ~ or address the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD OFfl 81,
NO 80 broadway.