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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15


-.rear eanra..r, vLa 10 not ins4r,
/ f-u ,Lty> since h. lent eartsa ~a,iuc-
tlI.- agent IT an aec.lsnt insurance COM
I..ar when. a. such victim, usually DO,
f.st,r.k ont 4 tr4II,-y Iff-uffu. hi etrFst-
'.'''sh A-t'h=s q. orient. " '''i'7
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~ an I, 1-'.'i't pun = ~ r''@'
~ wy '''9'
NF. and NfS. Poster and VIZ. ifd MIS-
l-a~, thorn. at NeiaAa, with fritii0l-,
weFa tH'tt'si l's the managers ot the
steamer 'feufg.a. Saturday aitrfhH'h,
70 take an excursion fide I" l'rayton
island. the captain Returning Win Tue
patty u Nelaha that same evening,
Icy WEE. ei'.ilehtrd wiitl the pleasant
lEiI, Asssfs. Thorn AMI Poster were
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lraFe to-day ipr tlrir "lI home Lon a
short while. VI Thorn = building a
handsome rrall"ner al N'ltka' Where
he will rr-t,lrun lis return from the
NORTH.
,r,r,;a.,t Ill.,. ,,...al a, a,.r time of
,l,,,, i. 81, ,l,, ,,.,,,, INIT i. .T,c,, If.
H., ti.ll.. ,lo r,l,. ,f ,t,,sa Elm mas. On
the bower side Of Water street. You seq
Mr. Cr0>s i our famous hatcher man,
ani for the past year the coop in which
h. keeps fat poultry for the lelectat,on
+ Of our epicurcs, has encroachcd on the
street. MANOR Ealdw in insisted cn its
removal. and the rrdembtahle Cross did
move it. l,ut a, his shop was set back
a little, h,. So placed the caop on his own
grounl that It's sharp corner ipe, the
rll,, If our citizens who leave tunueel, :
late 1T NIGHT, and this has hurt 80 man,
that petition is alloat asking the city &c
replace the coop in Il original position
And .then, in the goodness of his heart
the same Cross s.nt M brains tut uul
breakfast at the rhcnix, but rulnr,' ON
endowment If them ly saving he thought
hlainS would do the NEW~ stall no IN
mry, even If it WAS only the brains 81
caIe,,. - w. owe him one as we'll IA
the nlaNor
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15

SLATE kupFIN,i. We are now pre-
pared to furnish the best quality of Roof
ing Slate at $50 per square Of 10 feet
lad, and call the attention of builders
An Others who desire safety from tire
sparks and gond pure clstern water To
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address K. VI. Shouse. Agent, BOX M.
SO. L. o.. Jacksonville. Fla. ape5-:im
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15
HEALTHY AND PURIFY

Your Walls and Ceilings with kalsomln,
Alabastine Whitrwash, etc. Applied l.,
{. NJ. llanlln, uf New York. Srnd
postal To- palatka postottire. Jrll-2t
Fox RENT. Eight.room house, con,"
nient to business pant Of town. Apply t.
A. l'usina. Jrlo II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15


killed. tir,.. very tine. fat deer last week.
I3a.- aF..B e-fn +. .t+nsr. i4ra mar
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vher. ts.are saf.l ...l.,ayar, fiD..rro,,
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sa fr.fs fl,.. country Iatt tf.. t.ri..-, A..
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culture. VA AT rruitl,ua, Sunday.wFlerr
l.. ,.r,.,-l,..l AN tf,l. -+rtnettt =, ..a att.u-
t.s,. congregation.
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ana thr public will no doubt show it,
1upr,,.iatinn hy extending the ruat "A
most liberal patronage.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15

Bv order Of the lily council, the ity
tax books will he closed June Both, l's'i.
All taxpayers who fail to secure their ~.
c.ipts on ~ before the above date, will
have their property advertised and sold.
t.. :. MIN, ,'ity Tax Collector.
inl1 III
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15

IInI H.. tE ilonorsstras.. Nt Is
fl,rT.t Michael IlHfts. u
Kim, Flrkirl Martin. :
I.iIfy tIf,r Etl,iFa-.u Il. E.chatd
S.,,.E.. 1 IA. ~Elpttr. j II
Spy.Ier Tx >rrH4rt. n
T,yb.r. Henry TL,rivu. II
T1,1nt,t-att Il III Waith-au y III
WiI-.n. HN
f4tIa-
baldwin Mr.. E.f ElNf.fa- M, ia
t,ayd Nh, T. Erouu r. Isitth
t',st.un katn. COOPER. ilalru
Lawson .IurEt Iahv. ~llfEit
t;n,,,p Ms ha, llav. Nlr~ lnul
lInvsrI Sanauth.. HUDSON. Willie
jackson Illfr,.ttt johnson, Ilotlla
lillian Lille I4e, katit,
SANDER. JESSE smith. Je~erIiue
Thamona. Mile. Walton tsr.t Ice
WInrer SILVIA.
a-,..ff.,.. f.rt.,,, Nh ,'a,..
'iy aiN'ft','i' ,,. = II
Ut. - Witt
''"iF'"-
VIZ
Nr~ ldni must "i Win. II /, iFIttf' ~
the northwest, = iIo""d the 0ei'oh Pre-
Won, to cropping t. Etllan more or less
complete thrdsCaN ~ tilt roots 81 hatu'
raj grasses amt other "lid plants, decay
being "A prerequisite To tactlttd ate the pun
rerIzttI"n> OF the SOIL There are le"
exceptions 10 tins fuI" Tor instance
turmp~ AMI ~wctIt> ~" planted on
,nalt scale on the 71d Il early hi"hth
lands IA Juneor july vt tln, ,,tnn N'a~''t''
Httn- ar al.n planted IN -,''ne r.to'~ on
sod,
The rate Of des'tN rtrir- aeeori!n- 10
the time when thr land l. lIrst plo"edD
May and june rut> tar more rapidly than
that ploWed between June ~ and the
middle of July. In Tact II Is considered
injuIIriou' and ""r-" than labor lost to
break up new lraare lani alter july
fourth.
The prevailing Il,a Is that com can
not he iroiitahIy grown ~ Il new ami
/ first crop: but thi, depends on the comb.
ton of Tia" pulNer.latiun of III" soil. II
new breaking done brtW'vu May ~ ahd
| June 20. three inrh,, dep. l. rr'S> itloW
e,I the following Nrtrmhr tive inches
4 deep and given twoeNfrt borrowings
one lrl>t hriute freezing ul m NuNcm-
b,r. ami another when preparing 10
plant com a crop ot tiury ur folty
bu,hrI. per acre can hc grown, ~ PROV
I'll years ago uu eight acr''s treated a.
described.
The general ls,uf surtp-, with corn OH
new land j. lue 10 the puu preparation
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15
CITY MOTIFS

Straw u rri'-- have at''ut i'.aN'ft ''t4'. a.
hnt few II any are offered Tor al" w '5't
markets.
The steamer H. lp..akr. Whah ran gn
the II. Johns riy.r last winter. 4, now
at NV ofl.ln,.
Tn Whit Watcf qlaTtIit meeting
Of Etchr.ond, Indiana. has granted t.
the FRIENDS residing "a Lake kerf i
monthly meeting taIs hsii on tie ttttfi
SUNDAY in ,trA month
Iak. lA.lan4. fu-t hack If Narwalk.
i, swarming " .th fish aud lspraslnS a
y,rital,r paradise fur the -poEt>msn "it"
ilock is hauh lHr-" Iuantrtle, II
fine fish are caught tl"fr daily.
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- !, ,.sJ. pinr an Sn,l,v
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nop.xt SUNDAY hew lII preach al sat
anna when an arr invited Ia H. present
ANA hear HIM
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, rnsas fan" white the editor If the Times
E t'n,nr l. ,ls.ut from Washington.
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!, CIV Yesterday. and their hish hat- Wa
,uotl,,.,l,t., f,,ture ON ON streets. Thu,
Y vrr, t.uI,t,la bail by the local lud., "
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rnurrd bll ItlirWs last NIGHT al th"li
!. h,ll ,,h.,,.ihry ,u,,I until , lat,h hour
y :, ~, A.. E.n 80, t,l,.r
ii IN. Terry, says the h'il II! fiN'i
tispr. f. und.clti,l ~ To- What point III
.l.ll.a,.. L..',, 80,
;. Will steer ior when h. leave h'ii NY
Ia HIS removal from that Is't y YER
much regretted; he hitir Tue llt~t Nit"h
IN hnldIng Ken city, hhd lihi ont con
II siderable money N tn" 't'ttiaf - tft
4. hotel At that point
Z ", AZ Lnonl, dg, tl,, receipt ,nl ~
- t,n,I am, thanh = far nnaunual Il. ',rt a,.
:. tL,S, L.l,us and Halifax railroad All
n DIV. ,o,,.a nnv that g. shall take Il,
hr.tnnnnrtunity tat,k.a trtp through
thr .nlrnltd r,,lutry ~ hl,h tins raal /
lung 81 much to,hArIop. l.,rwh'r" i
IN this paper vii he found the trhrdul" "
h. the road.
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vlNt 4 mtbnIIuii excursion on tlit NV
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15
Won't Let Jcn Davis Hurt Them.

Hello. there, Hello, friends Of the
grand army Of the republic. YOU who
scented the battle afar off and shouted
ha. ha. rs YOU jumped the bounty YOU
pensioners and politicians, take your
head from under the cover We will
not let jeff Davis hurt you. He is armed
with sword Of white rusehui., but he
will not stick you. Come out from uh.
der the wood pile and walk right up and
draw your pensions. Don't be afraid.
Come out; the boys shall not pep a
cap" and you can stop your ears while
we explode the old anvil. The ronfed.
crate yell may be scary to fellows Of
weak nerves, but it don't cost the gov.
men. a cent. Macon Telegraph.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15

six room house. with large lot If liz g
acres. On laEatka Heights, for rent. Mp
rly To liaiiw in x cochran. Iei4t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15
<oticctoN Yacht NV ncrS.

Al those de.irolls If entering Their
yachts in the regatta to be held IN Ia
alka On July ~, 1855, will please car
respond with til" secretary. stating NIX
and water line measurement. Entries
close ON the aGlh inst. List Of prize
given on entry. Immediate corrrspun
rondencr requested.
jos t. BALpWlN.
iet If Srr'y ON. Arrangements.
NurIcE 10 TEACHERS / am directed
by the board of public instruet'nn I"
hold the annual examination Of teach
rrs for the public schools If Putnam
county ON the 18TH. 18th ami 18th IT June
Nj. The examination will begin AT =
u. m. each day, At the white pubic
school building IN lalatka.
Respectfully.
\. j. Wuup.
I'm. S.c. and Co., Supt. of Scho"ls
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15

HurrLIuG lsINT. The hotel building
known a. the Graham House. IL offered
for rent at reasonable rate. Apply Ia L.
FalR. ltNu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15

WHY il it that southern industries
have been comparatively free from the
agitatons that have done so mueh u,
cripple norther industries! Labor ana
capital in Dix pull together with a cor,
diality that is both delightful and IN
s,rnctive. r. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15

Visiting Clergyman IN Indian Nation
Are all these Indians Christians
Irish Waiter-"No, sur not wan OF
them, some is Comanehes an some 10
Episcopahans. Texas Siftings,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-15

IA.t hlta-sn ha-sllrrs think thtN tan
eertbe Ncw Nutk haollers s1me points
m taking triJes and covering up tie
travk ii the mere. Philadelphia Times
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24

Judge Lynch done up a Job last
evening at Detroit, Minnesota, in
the most approved style of the in
human art. It seems that the pro-
prietors of two houses of "ill-shape, !"
Howard and Killicher, respectively,
got into fight Tuesday night, and
that the marshal, John Convey,
separated them and ordering them
to keep quite, walked on about his
business, instead of locking them
up as a more severe officer might
have done. But soon after they
were separated and the officer had
walked away, Killicher got hold of
Howard's revolver. followed and
shot the officer dead. The murderer
was soon locked up and last night
the sheriff was overpowered, a rope
placed about the brutal mans neck
and he hauled thus for half mile
when a tree was reached and the
now quite nude, lacerated and really
dead wretch, hanged up and bullets
shot into the body. This fellow was
known as "Big Reldy," and among
other towns in the northwest, has
been at Wahpeton. He Was hard
case and we should say that if the
outraged citizens had thrown him
into a wagon provided for the pur-
pose, and having hauled him to Il
tree, hanged him with a little more
regard for humane principles, the
deal would have been just right.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24
r. R. Purcell and E. Dunlap of
Wahpeton, registered at the Head
quarters last evening. Republican,

". 1Os uICcAl duu r.. Dunl1p OI
Wahpeton, registered at the Head
quarters last evening" Republican,
Seth Turner of the New Era
Grader company is in the city visit
ing President Edwards of tile same
company, who is meeting with such
good success in sales. ,I$Eg
The st. Johns Benevolent society,
working IN unison with st. Johns
church, this city, has just purchased
a $3.50 banner, and it's beauty, the
society having it out for the first
time to-day, in the Corpus Christi
celebration. Michael Schmitt, is
president ; Joseph Schmitt, vice
president John Reeder, treasurer
and John Murnik, secretary.
Every farmer who owns a quarter
section of land in Richland county
wishes it drained, and if he could
purchase a machine for less than
seven dollars with which he could
easily and cheaply ditch his land,
thereby doubling its value, there
would seem to be no doubt of the
economy of doing so. BY joining
with the other farmers, and having
his township purchase New Era
Grader he can accomplish exactly
that result; can have a machine
which will average nearly a mile a
day of good road with good bitches
on each side. Or if the town in
which he lives is a double town as
most of them are in Rlchland coun-
ty, the cost to each quarter section
would be less than three dollars and
fifty cents, and can buy on any time
the purchasers choose.
The south part of our county is
witnessing one of the fastest races
in railroad building ever seen. The
Minneapolis & Pacific, Langdon, con-
tractor, is building road just half a
mile north of Fairmount on the half
section line. The Manitoba, Shep-
pard, contractor, is building a rival
line. The start was an even one.
But Langdon on the M. & p. promis-
ed to distance Sheppard on the M. &
NJ, as five New Era graders were
piling in the earth each at the rate
of from 1000 to 1000 yards per day
for him, and the NJ. & M. having no
disposition to be left in the race,
Immediately arranged for New Era
graders, three of which have been
started, and more will sollow. AL
sight at all these machines working
is worth Il long journey, and old
railroad contractors who know it all.
can probably learn more than any
others. These machines are exactly
of the same class as those which
have built so many miles of wagon
road and bitches north Of us.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24
Those Bids.

The other day when we handed
Alderman Bauer, chairman OF the
committee on printing, our bid for
the same and were at once informed
that it would not be considered on
account of it's not having been put
in on the evening advertised, pre-
suming. that we had sneakingly
found out what the other papers
had bid and then went in to under
bid them,--the matter not having
been settled on the evening adver-
tised,- 1T at once occurred to us
that these would-be conservators of
the dear peoples interests should
have subscription taken up and a
leather medal purchased for them.
But on second thought did not push
the matter, and dropped it. But
last week the Gazette took up the
subject and with the exception of a
few irregularities, showed up the
matter as itHhad a right to do. One
of its irregularities is in the state
ment that all bids had been made
public before THE TINES bid was
received. This is entirely false,
not only so but we knew nothing
whatever about what the other
papers had bid, and was sorry that
We had neglected to put in our bid
when called for, and put it in later
at the solicitation Of the president
of the board.
The Gazette's bid was 20 cents
per folio for everything going into
the paper. The Murky's was every.
thing free of charge excepting the
financial statements really not bid
ding at all on the latter. Our bid
was everything free of charge ex-
cepting the financial statements,
and those 12a cents per folio, but was
knocked out because it was put in
late. And at the same time the
board considers and accepts bid
which was really not bid under
their rulings. It is true the board
had opened and accepted the Murky
bid the first evening before the Ga
zette bid got to the meeting of the
council-but it was not proper
bid in that it required a verbal sup.
plement to- finish it, the council
having to ask what the statement
would he done for, and of course no
other bid being in at that instant,
Murky said legal rates-$l.O0 per
folio. Now suppose the Gazette
bid had been in at the beginning of
the meeting, and taken up with the
Murky's, we submit that the board
would have had no ris hit whatever
to consider anything further than
was contained in the latter bid, fol
if circumstances had been favorable
to it, the Murky could have said sc
cents per square, OF named any sum
under dollar-a very elastic, lille.
gal and unfair arrangement. And
since it was that sort of a thing il
should have been thrown out bodily
in the beginning. Thus the board
considers an illegal and tricky bid
on the city treasury for say $500 al
least and on mere unwarranted and
wicked suspicion, throws out our bio
for, probably, $40 on said treasury
In Justice to itself. and the public
the board should call for new bids
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24
The Treasury.

1uC lFCdSufya
The treasury is the important
feature in all individual, commercial
and political life, and all matters
pertaining to a county treasury are
OF the utmost Importance to every
property owner and tax payer with
in the boundaries of the same. Dur
ing the time Treasurer Ulsaker has
occupied this important position we
have heard of no particular cause
for complaint, up to within the past
few months, but the complaints
finally laid at his door are very Sc
riouS ones. If Mr.. Ulsaker had
been man Of proper business sa-
gacity he would for weeks prior to
last January's settlement have
known that much of the peoples
money and his own best interests
were in the greatest sort of jeopardy.
And at the time Of the settlement
he knew that the commissioners lay
on their oars nearly q week await
ing his action to produce the money
in proper settlement. He finally
got it and was advised by many
competent men and members of the
county board, individually, that if he
again got the money into his hands
he had better keep it,-and he ap-
peared to agree with this. But
when it came to the point, he feared
that,-fully realized,-that should
he do his duty by holding the money
q national bank would fail, and he
couldn't stand the pressure, wanted
to save the bank ! And he saved
it! We hope that Mr.. Uisaker will
be able to make proper settlement
in July and that it will be on
grounds rendering him master of
the situation. But be that as it
may there is not q particle of doub t
in our mind about the fact that Mr..
Ulsaker has shown himself wholly
incompetent to manage the treas
ury of this county. There is posi-
itively no excusing his action.
Mr.. Michael Schmitt has stepped
into the arena and asks support for
this place, us has also Dr.. Swaine.
This, many OF the friends of public
welfare are sorry to see. Mr..
Schmitt is fine citizen, respected
by everybody. These things are
equally true Of DR.. Swaine-and
more to. The doctor has shown
that he is /; man of active and first
rate ability and business experience,
always knowing what is wanted
and possessed of the stamina to de-
mand it and stand by it. And the
time has come when the county
needs just such man as this look
ing after her financial affairs. Not
only these things but the doctor has
the acquired knowledge as precisely
fits him for this position, and there
is no doubt about it. We think it
no disparagement to Mr.. Schmitt to
say that the doctor is better quail
tied than himself, for indeed, the
chances are DR.. Swaine is the best
qualified man in the county for this
particular position. And aside
from these facts the German ele-
ment has two important places in
the corps Of county officials. And
if the time ever comes that either
of these places are wanted by Mr..
Schmitt's friends, we see no reason
why he should not have the same.
We feel confident that the more
taxpayes and voters look into this
question, the more they will come
to the conclusion that DR.. Swaine
is the best man of all others men,
toned thus far, land that Mr.. Schmitt
should bide wee,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24

Bee Hive Grocery sells 8 pounds
Sun dried tea for $1.00 10.
Bee Hive Grocery sells 16 bars Of
Kinks or White Lilly soap for 81 90.
Bee Hive Grocery sells common
salt for $l.75c per barrel. 10.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24

st: Paul to and from Wahpeton, daily, Cas,e,.
ton to and from Wahpeton, daily except Sunday
,, p, c. H: WARREN, Gen. Pass Agt,
H. II. ST. JOHN, Local Agt, Wahpeton.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24
JOHN M. RUGGLES.
WAHPETON, DAKOTA,
REGISTER OF DEEDS.

Titles to lands investigated, and correct alb
stracts furnished. Taxes paid for non-residents.
Collections made, and promptly remittea
Lands bought and Sold
will see that the tax is cancelled on the treas
rcrs records, and the proper amount of tax
My charges are $l.0O for each receipt.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24
Wanted to Exchange.

Mules, horses, seeders, sulky and
gang plows, and self binders, for
cattle. Apply at Antelope Farm.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1886-06-24
Northern Pacific.


Going East, Accommodation, ... Arrives 5:e5 n m
Departs 5:35 pm.
Going West, Accommodation . Arrives o.oo , m
Departs 9:10 I'm
Daily except Sunday,
On and after June 4th passenger train ,,,
run Dolly between Wahpeton and St. Paul. wa.
Leaving st Paul.. R.o0 n N,
. u,;,,: NittIne"poIs. W. ...................8:35 m
arriving at Wahpeton sin : N =,
Leaving Wahpeton.. .T:30 N
Arriving at Minneapolis. is....,.....7:1s 4 N
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
are run without hange OH all trains from g.
Paul and Minneapolis and Fargo and Dniu tn
passed. ne "a.
ELEGANT HORTON CHAIR CARS.
on day trains between Fargo and Mandan. Tbess
cars are fixed with new reclining chairs. and
offer spelal attractions to the traveller. N
SUPERB DINING CARS
Wlthou exception, the finest on the conttner,
are run on all trains. First-class meals. rsc
Persons wishing to purchase tickets East
west, North or South will find it to their adva n
tage to get them via this line. G. A. HAWKIS.
Agent.