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Territorial Anniversary.

While we are aspiring to statehood and
are disposed to disparage our Territorial form
of government, It's not we'll to forget that
the establishment of Montana as Territory
was great event, the initiatory step toward
the consummation devoutly wished. That
establishment occurred May "a, 1864, and the
nineteenth anniversary will therefore occur
next Thursday week. While 1t has not the
significance Of the anniversary Of National
Independence, and few years hence may be
considered unimportant iu comparison with
the admission Of Montana as State, it is
still more deserving Of general recognition
than has been customary to accord it, If we
de no more, at least let us spread the fiags to
the breeze on that day, and give Montana .
holiday dress Of the red, white and blue on
the occasion of her nineteenth birthday.
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BUTTE CITY ELECTION.

The Butte City election for municipal off.
GERS which took place last Monday resulted
as follows:
FOR MAYOR,
Whitford, Rep. GIT; Thompson, Dem. 800
FOR MARSHAL,
venable, Dem. 457 stoner, Rep. a55; Tay.
lor, Ind. 1866.
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE,
Irvine, Ind. 414; French, Rep. 4l4; Wilcox,
Dem. 141.
CITY ATTORNEY,
Laspeyre, Dem. $50; Lippincott, Rep. 3S2.
FOR TREAsURER,
Letter, Rep. $50; Johnston, Dem. 1872; Jones,
Ind. go.
The vote Of the city for mayor this ye ar
was ,0l6 against s7a last year.
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Extract from the Laws Protecting Birds
Correspondence Ne,o North Vest
HELENA, May s, 1sS3.-There has been con.
siderable inquiry at this Office concerning
the game laws passed at the last session, and
presuming many of your readers would like
to acquaint themselves with its provisions,
inclose you an extract from the most impor.
tant at this season Of the year:
sec. q. That any person or persons who
shall wiltully shoot, or kill, or cause to be
killed, any wild geese, or wild ducks, between
the first day of May and the fifteenth day OF
August in each year shall be deemed guilty
Of mrsdemeanor, and, upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined in any sum not less
than ten dollars, nor more than twenty-five
dollars, for each offense committed.
"SEo. z. That any person who shall wilful-
ly shoot, or otherwise kill, or in any manner
whatever cause to be killed, any robin,
meadow lark, thrush, flicker or yellow ham
mer, oriole, mocking bird, gold finch, snow
bird, cedar birds, or any other of the small
birds known as singing birds, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon convic-
ton thereof, shall be fined in any sum not
less than five nor more than ten dollars for
each offense committed.
Approved March s, 1888" CHS.
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SUICIDE OF JOSE ARRoYA.
Tired OF Life He strangIes Himself &c
Death.

Monday evening William II. Lewis came
into town and notified Sheriff McMaster that
on the same afternoon he had discovered a
man banging by the neck and dead in cabin
on Baggs creek, about seven or eight miles
west Of Deer Lodge. Deputy Sheriff Doug
lass was sent out, procured the body, brought
IL TO town, and on Tuesday an inquest YVES
held thereon by n jury summoned by Coroner
strang. The body proved to be that Of Jose
-Arrayo, n native of Chill, aged forty-sis
years.
Lewis had found the body about p. m
Monday, while returning from n trip up the
guch. Arroyo, who was wood-chopper,
had, with his wife, occupied the cabin for
about eighteen months, until couple OF
weeks ago, when his wife, half-breed,
brought up by Thomss Lavatta, left him,
came TO town and instituted preliminary pro.
ceedings 10 procure a divorce. Since that
Arrayo has lived alone, and was very much
troubled about his domestic affairs. Lewis
went TO his cabin Monday afternoon,
knocked, heard no response, saw through the
window a lamp burning, and his curiosity or
suspicion being aroused thereby, he entered
and found Arroyo hanging by. the neck with
piece Of baling rope which he had affixed
TO the low rafters above. The testimony OF
DR.. Glass was that he strangled. His neck
was not broken and decorations Of his right
hand showed that he had struck out and torn
IL while dying Several witnesses were ex-
amined, and all the evidence indicated that
he had committed suicide. The fact Of the
lamp being lit indicated that he had COM
mitted the act on Sunday night, he having
returned from town that day. Some days
before he had said he wished he were dead,
and on his last visit he had failed to induce
his wife to return with him.
Arroyo has been in this county dozen or
more years, having formerly mined In French
galch. He was quiet, temperate man, hon
est, handwriting aud inoffensive, and
had no enemies among HIS acquaintance.
His ttoubles appear to have been wholly Of a
domestic nature. The Coroner's jury re-
turped a verdict In accordance with the
facts.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.
The "Es..rly" Automatic Twin. slnd.r

Is now on exhibition at our warehouse n
Deer Lodge. We do not wish to dilate upon
the superior merits of this machine through
the columns of the press. Neither do we
claim there Is no other Irvine binder. We
simply ask the intending purchaser to with
hold his order until he can come and see the
"Esterly;;" and II we cannot show him
meritoriors points Of excellence over any
machine he ever saw, we win make him q
present of the machine.
We also have on exhibition the "victor'
mower, California machine, made especi-
ally for the Pacific slope; also the Grown
mower, . Wisconsin machine. We are
agents for the caldwell wagon, and s. l..
Marsh b Co.'s celebrated "Trinken" spring
buggies; also dealers In heavy and light
draught harness, buggy harness, nose sacks,
ETC., etc.
We pay cash for oats and potatoes, the lat
ter, limited quantity needed. Gentlemen.
Yours respectfully,
THE PACIFIC WAGON AND IMPLEMENT
DEER LoDax, May 2, 1919. 1874
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MARRIED.

BRoGhN - DOUaAN la the Catholic church
Mikesoarre, Lnxerne county. Pennsylvania
Patrick Brogan OF Xix Creek. Montana. and Me.
Mary Dougan, of wikesbarre, Pa.
Our congratulations to Mr.. Brogan. who Is one OF
the best and moss substantial OF our citizens and
cordial welcome to the bride he has brought from TN.
hills OF Pennsylvania to the mountsns OF Montana
MoEsE-GAsPRR-Att the residence OF Mr.. Allen
McPhail, New CHICAGO. Montana, Saturday, Nay
.. 1879. by kcv W. A, shsnnon. Frank v.
Morse asd Mise Jala D. CASPER, both ut New
Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT the residences o. NJ
Alien McPhail, New chicago, Montana, SUNDAY
My .. 1881, nv Rev. w. A. Slannon, jam.
Featherman and Niss Nancy r. Casper, bs's
OF New Chcspo
Both the ab0ye'Ramed hides are sisters Of M
Allen McPhaiL
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Shooting ut Eagle Rock.

Thursday, Of last week, w. ID. Whitley, q
recently discharged enploye Of the o. & N
r. r. Co., went into the railroad Office ai
Eegle Rock and, accusing w. b. Green, the
agent, Of having reported him (whitley) and
procured his discharge from the conpany's
employ, pulled his revolver and shot Green
three times. One shot struck Green in the
neck, one In the back and one in the left
breast 1t was thought 1t Hrst the wounds
would prove fatal, but at latest accounts
Green was getting along nicely, and it Ia
almost certain be will recover. Whitley was
arrested
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Tor EXCURSION TRAINS EsrILL's DEER
II Lodge Transfer Company will. un II further
notice. carry all passengers 1t Half Rates for the
Round Trip. All the transportation available in
Estiils Stables will meet return trains At the
Depot. 7l4tf
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1e61 -four WORK branded Ton left hip,l think
viz; one hs1ndls, one with while spotted face, one
white stAS, one red and white branded y und 10 I:
supposed 70 Be 10 Deer Lodge Valley win Lay the
shove reward for shfornaion that win lead 70 their
OSCAR HIXON,
73f.1tpd Deer Lodge, II. r..
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OUR MISSouLA LETTER.
Scraps of Current History Hastily Cleaned.

Correspondence Ne,s NORTH Vest.
MrssoULA, April 3O.-Last Saturday night
man name Collins came In from O'Keeffe's
LOADED WITH BUG JUICE
and possessed with the idea that he was the
especial subject for the spite of the ring
tailed, Horned and hoofed devils ever in ex-
istence; and he made SO much extra noise
over the discovery that Sheriff Berry, with
the assistance Of two or three others, hauled
him to the bastile. Then it was found neccs-
sary to shackle him, but this was no sooner
done than he quietly expired. Deceased had
some money on his person, but no one here
seemed to know HIM. The Coroners jury
returned verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
OUR CITY ORDINANCES
are posted; the sleuth-hounds of the law are
vigilant, and 1t now behoovec The convivially
inclined. the light-hngered, the heavyweight
roller, the no-visible-support man, and, In
fact, all those who look upon the world as
their hunting ground to look little out, as
these modern Solons have enacted stringent
laws against all kinds Of deviltry, and fell
low now can't even serenade his best girl
rade, ordinance against noises, vocal or in
strumental-without becoming liable to One
and imprisonment.
EXPENSIVE HARNESS.
Speaking of law, etc, couple Of well-to-
do farmers, Of the Upper Bitter Root, lately
had dispute over . couple or lead lines
worth about six hits, which has already cost
the contestants over $500 and the end Is not
yet. Verify, modern law Is big thing.
Andrew Fl. Swauey, Of the firm Of Swaney
q Walkup, Selfish, was In town last week re-
rlenishing his stock OF merchandise. Mr..
Swaney reports the Flathead Lake country
rapidly Glling up, and At present very de-
sirable spot for those wishing homes.
HEADED ron CANADA.
Many men who have been employed on the
line Of N. p. have expresred discrimination
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of u. q N. Trains.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department, New Northwest.

The following subscriptions have been paid
IL l..
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'P!!lsbary's Best
FLOUR.
Minneapolis, Minnesota.

We guarantee our 'sPillsbury's Best" to be
the choicest Flour made in the United States,
taking all Its qualities into account. 1t will
yield from 40 70 90 pounds moro bread to the
barrel than -four made from winter wheat. It
requires more moisture in mixing, and the
bread will keep sweet and moist for several
days. II Is also the most nutritious and
healthy, as 1t is absolutely pure, nothing but
the choicest hard spring wheat being used In
Its manufacture. Minnesota wheat has the
largest proportion Of gluten and phospbates
Of any grown In this country, and by their
improved new Roller Process they extract
from the wheat all lie nutritious qualities,
instead of letting them 60 into the inferior
grades Of -four as Is the case under the old
process OF milling. At the same time this
-four will make the whltest, lightest loaf Of
bread 10 the world, being at once
The Best, Hedthiest and Cheapest Flour
that can be used. In ordering -four, be sure
and call for "Pilsbury's Best" as interested
parties will Try and supply you with inferior
-four upon which they can make q larger
profit.
"Plbuy:S Best is The Best"
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MuRpHr, RleaIAs & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G. r 0 Q Il Rs
A Complete Assortment OF Goods

which they offer on rs good terms as any
house In the Territory.
sAsen,s for the CALIFORNIA POWDER
WORKS"
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Agents Of tie New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
requested to make settlement with them when
called upon
w. CatlIn, General Travelling Agent.
Patrick Talent, Butte and Walkervilis.
ChaE. II. Smell. Helena
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N hw TODAY
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FREIGHT ARRIVING.

During the past week freight teams have
been rolling in very lively, and our business
houses are now pretty we'll stocked. High
prices still rule in all lines Of goods, but what
catches Benedict is % cents per pound for
beef, A cents fer potatoes, % cents for butter,
and as for eggs, an ordinary mortal can't look
at them, they are reserved for railroad mag
mates and bar-tenders, and there is no posi-
bility of lower prices until the railroad
reaches Us from the east, probably two
months yet Half of the town will be bank
rllpt ere that.
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oPERETTA OF PENELOPE.

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of thus week will be produced, at
Archer House Hall, the Operetta of Pene-
lope. The ladies and gentlemen in the cast
have been, for some time, practicing assidu-
ously, and will doubtless give the music
loving part Of our population decided
treat. The proceeds of the entertainments,
after deducting expenses, will be divided be-
TWEEN the Episcopal and Catholic churches
Brethren should dwell together in unity.
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DISQUALIFICATION services will be held
at 81. lanes On seopai Church morning aod
evening on the Third Sunday OF each mo nth,
Rev. 8. c. Blaekiston offci'ting.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ARE
OFFERED I'M ALL LINES TO
COUNTRY DEALERS.
E. |. BONNER & co.
DEER LODGE, MAY 4, 1888.
PERSONAL.

DEER LODGE, MAY 4, 1885
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In the county at large great efforts are
being made to increase the acreage of crops
of all kinds, and our granger friends appear
determined to win on that line If the de-
nand holds up as 1t is doing now they'll all
get there in good shape. Hope so.
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Building Is progressing to some extent, but
not nearly as much as was anticipated. One
reason for this is the unapproachable figures
at which the town and railroad companies
hold eligible sites. Parties yenturing into
business in a strange place cannot afford to
sink SO much Of their capital into the ground.
Should these landowners reduce prices one
half they would be the gamers in the end.
for, as it Is, enterprise is stifed and capital
prevented from embarking in any class of
business. We predict a tumble in prices, and
that before many months.
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yr4 were torn o.. The cc1rfYy 70
strswn with shinaies. rails and tiu-
befA Yet the few paysics1 iEJ1rls
Sustained BY the residents we're Aighf-
Altogether tie damage vii amount 10
some t50W.
The track - the tornado sAs 4hous .
third If . mile IN widsh, and from the
pyInt vest Of Garden CITY where u FIRST
struck 20 the isss tres sorH up at East
Meadow. 1--WE miles in tsn9th- Is Lassec
% stoft time, and yet 50 stunned The
inhabitants, that II 10 90 Them epiy a
oonfased memory II i2hfEing TASTES
desfening thunder, rushing water, hoEi-
ing wind and crashing timbers- Some
hksn if 70 short, quick stunning blos.
Arthar FOx, Who saS It ~ Is was APP
proachin9. said: . sac macs Of dark
charming cionds, preceded by = grsyistl
cioud, whseh seemed 30 te farming IN the
air like al a1ssr.
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF Real Estate.

NOTICE Il HEREBY 6IvkN THAT IN
IN pursuance Of an order Of the prrbAfs
Court OF King county, Washington Territory.
made en- the leth day OF July, A. d. ISIS. IN the
matter Of the estate Of Mary A. Smith. d.
ceased, tina unders sned. the SD mist stor
Of the said estate. will sell At public suctios.
10 the highest bidder. for cAsh, gold in Of
the United States Of America. and subject 10
confirmation by said Probate Court. on
Saturday, she ssd dav Of September.
A.D. IsSs,
At IL o'clock O. m, at the Court House door
Of the Probate Court Of the said King county.
In I'll city Of Seattle. in said county, ali the
right. title, interest and estate Of the said
Mary A Smith at the time Of her deAih, and
all the right. title and int rest that the said
estate has by operation Of law or otherxise,
acquired Cd an or In addition TO. that Il the
said Mary A. smith. az the time OF her eesth.
in sns to all those certain lots. pieces or per
GELS Of land. situate. lying. and being In the
said county Of King. Territory Of Washing.
ton. and bounded and described - follows
towit:
Lot 9. section II. and the NE 4 OF the NV
\. an lots l, =, 4 sni 5 OF section IA. town
ship Is north. range > east, 2o4 6.,l00 acres;
the II. A. smith donation Claim, No. a.. ls4
SLIGO srrs; parts Of sections Is o. Ia. the
NJ Smi,hers do stioa claim. No TS. LOO
SlG0 scres parts Of sections Is and IA, .
and -, and ios |. section "a, Is edlo acre..
all in said township 2s nor.h, r1nge 3 essf
in all SIS 6s-'eo acres more or less also, lots
and :, block J, A. A. snny's addition 10
Seat lie. In said county.
TERMS AND CONDITION OF SALE
Cash. Id coin OF the United States Ten
per cent Of the purchase money to be paid 20
the suctioneer on the day OF sale. balance on
confirmau Of sale by said Probate Cosrt.
Deeds at expense OF purchasers.
HENRY A. ~AIrH.
Administrator Of the estate of Mary A Smith.
deceased sals do u e
The sale advertised in the foregoing notice
is shis day sdjourned 20 Saturday. TIE 9Th day
p! Oct ,'er, A. ID. 1883, st IL O'Clock O a., %
the same pace. HENhY A. SMITH,
Administrator OF the estate Of Mary A. smith,
ia ceased s~23 ii
The sale advertised above il this day Cd.
Jourped 10 saturday, Octe Der 20. 1sS3. ct II
O'Clock .. N A.. at the same place.
HENRY A. smith.
AdministrAtos Of the o. tate Of Mary A. Smith.
deceased
setrtl". W. T., October 6, 1855 osstd
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u. .. M TALL.
FORT TOWnSEM , AND sel1lAalaoO
~.>~> THE AMIR
ss "H@s

l. OLIvKR Master.
Win leave PORT Townsend every Monday,
at 10 q M. for Whsfcom, via the Islands
and every Thursday. at 10 a. m. for semi.
ahmoo. calling at San Juan. Lopez Vii
day Harhor Orcas. Fast Sound. Gneme>,
Anacortes. Samish- Whsfcou. Beach and
Birch Bay. returning from Whatcoui
Tuesdays At u M. and going through "a
Seattle. WI leave Yesler's wharf at I
p m. Wednesdays. with freight and pas
sengcrs for Semiahmoo. via the Islands,
For freight or passage apply On board.
Au3i u II =. nEECHkR. propf.
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KENOALI'S SPAWN CURE

L. sure In its effects. niii In It's scfisn. . ft
does not blister. yet 70 IL penetrAfing and
powerful 20 reach every deep seated pain o.
20 remove any hony owth or other ea,arss-
menfs. such - spsyins. sBlints. eurbs. esl-
Gus. sprsins. sxelltres. sad any lameness and
all enlsryeuebts Of the jEsnts or limbs or
for rheumttisn in man. and for any purpose
for which tniment Is ed for man OF
beast Il Is Dow known 10 be The best iini-
ment for Il an ever used, sctinS mild and yet
certain In its efects
Send address for Iliu taat-d Circular. which
We think .,ves positive proof Of Its virtues
No remedy has ever met with such unQual-
fed success 10 our knOwied2e. fer bessf -
we as man.
Price 81 / sr bottle. or bottles fcr t. All
druggists have it CT can &c; II for yca. e. II
viii be sent 10 any address On receips Of prtce
BY the proprietors, DR b J Kendall b Co..
Enosburgh Fails, W
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGI STS.
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p. E Clayton, of the firm of Clayton
Bros, Is now in San Francisco purchas-
ing goods for the fall trade, which will
arrive per steamer Mexico about Sept
ed. Clayton Bros. sl4 Front street
Seattle. q
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KEN ALL'S SPAWN CUDg,
kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

WET EyossC.sz- VI. Feb. IS. lSsl.-pr.
b ken1al Co--elea.s several nontks
ago iajuret NJ .knes iJias which caused an
srlxrsemeet 70 g-u~ the stx OF . large val.
nut. and ca1ses ne very severe pain al the
tine f-r four o. ave weeks. When b~rxn 10
use kcndAlrs SPAWN Cure With tas ross sss.
isfsesory resnl,s- l. has completely removed
the enlxrge<nens and stopped the aneness
and pain. I have losS known ID 10 Be excel.
lent for horses, bat now know IL 10 be the
best liniusens for human sesA taas All &C.
qGAfnted with Yours truly,
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When your only and beloved son
comes home SCARED up As the result of
juvenile tight. apply Kcndalrs SPAWN
Cure. and the pain will cease and the
intellect will be greatly strengthened,
and in all probability he viii soon be in
the White House. Read advertisement
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A large lot of California and Eastern
blankets. white and coiored, Just re-
ceivej, at the One Price Dry Goods
House.
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Just received at the One Price Dry
Goods House, a handsome line of hand
satchels.
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aAyx seU SEEN raEx :

rkose elegant nsW nsaees just received
by Waddeil 4 Niles direct from the man
manufactorios-sh Superior Range and
Stove. They are the finest, most econom-
ical, and altogether desirable range on
the Pacific Coast. Call and see them.
sven il you don't buv.
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Oar new stock of Millinery Goods viii
arrive per steamer Mexico about sept
sd. Clayton Bros. Sls Front street.
Seattle. II
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H. c. Mclaughlin. Optician, Front
street, Masonic building. A fit guar
anteed
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The STUDERAKER n TIM standard
Wagon Of toe .sorid. For sale b. Maid
q Cunutsoll.
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Everything new in the line of Fancy
Goods, Furnishing Goods. Corsets, Rib.
bons. and Milliners' Goods, will arrive
at Clayton Bros. Sl4 Front street. Seat
tie. 81
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We extend q special invitation TO ev-
cry lady. woman. and child 20 come "a
oar opening sale, October 9th, sth. and
ah. Clayton Bros
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The latest style buttons. from cents
Per dozen mp ~ the Gas Price Dry
Goods HOuae.
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sTIA" 4 RAILROAD TREVH
THE
PIoNEER SHORT LINZ
TO the EAST.
The CaiaIp, Milwaukee and
St Paul Railway,
N CONVECTION WITH rHK
NOgiHERI PACIFIC RAILWAY,
SHORT LIME
SHORT LINE

E,R9M ALL POINTS IN THE PACE
&c Northwest 10 CHICAGO. and all
points IN the a-tern and Southern StAres.
1T II THE ONLY LINE running Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between ct. PAUL
and Cal AGO via Milwaukee,
In Is the only line under one manage
ulenf between St Paul and Chicago. and
Owls three separate and distinct lines be-
tween those points thus giving 4Eassen-
gers a choice OF three routes passing
through the most fertile p0puloos and
picturesque sections Of Minnesota lows
Wisconsin and Illinois. Ii runs the finest
dining cars in the world and no effort u
spared TO secure the comfort of its atrons.
No change II cars Of any class between
ST Paul and Chicago. and buE one change
from Portland, which Is made in St Paul
in a grand Cnioa Depot. occupied Jointly
with the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Be sure your tickets read via Chicago,
Nil waakee and g. PAnl Railway. and se-
cure the advantages only offered By this
great