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oBsEourEs AT WASHINGTON.
Services over the Late Chisf Jus
toe waite's RsmaiRs.
a Throng Of Distinguished Persons Prsss
snt--The Services Were Of the Most
simple Character.

WAsHrNaroN, March 26-The House q
Represe ativss-- floor, galleries and cor.
ridors-is flied with distinguished and
interesting crowd, gathered TO witness the
public funeral services ever the remains Of
Chief Justice Waite. Shortly before Ism.
President Cleveland and the Cabinet On.
tered, and were seated to the right Of the
Speakers stand, which MAS occupied
BY Mr.. Carlisle and Senator Inyalls. The
Senators, diplomats aud justices OF
tho court occupied seats further back. The
hand on the great face Of the Mouse clock
points to twelve O'Clock and ave minutes
when the six Episcopal clsrgymsn
marched solsmuly in, followed BY the
pail bearers, among whom were Senator
Sherman and General Grosvsnor. A ehois
in one of the galleries furnished the mu.
sic. DR.. Bodina President Of Gambler
College, assisted in reading the Episcopal
funeral services. The ceremonies were
very simple. The comm had on 1t . single
wreath Of flowers and two crossed leaves
Of palm. The Marine band did not appear
and tho only persons in uniform were
Generals Sheridan, Kellogg and the men-
bers of the Corean Legation. One Of the
conspicuous hgui es on the floor OF the
House was Hon. Geo. Bancroft Near him
sat Governor Jerry Rusk. Mrs. Cleveland
had seat in the gallery, and near her
sat Miss Bayard, Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Endi-
colt, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Don Dickin-
son. There was q large number Of ladies
present, and some Of them had seats on
the floor Of the House. Among the latter
were Mrs. and Miss Butterworth. The
family of the Chief Justice were repre-
sented by c. G. Waite and Miss Waite One
OF the busiest men ut the funeral IL q
photographer, who has mnde score Of
views from the gallory opposite the Speak.
er's desk. Senator Sherman and General
Grosvenor will accompany the remains to
OhiO
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A Pill In Time, Saves Nine !

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets are preventive a. we'll as curative.
A few of these "Little Giants" taken at
the right time, with little expense and
no Inconvenience, will accomplish what
many dollars and much sacrifice of time
will fail to do after disease once holds
you with his iron grasp. Constipation
relieved, the liver regulated, the blood
purified, will fortify against fevers and
all contagious diseases. Persons intend
ing travel, changing diet, water and
climate, will find invaluable, DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In walls con-
yenient to carry.
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TWO pxptosroNs
Resulting In Death and Destruction-Tsfrl
BILE Disaster IN Q Coal Alinc.

Resulting In Death and Observation-Disclosures.
BILE Disaster In Coal Mime.
Rich HILL, No., March 29.--At noon To-
day horrible gas explosion occurred NJ
Keith q Perry's No. Mine, which has
doubtless resulted In the death Of . large
number Of men and destroyed thousands
of dollars worth of valuable property.
Superintendent Sweeny 10 prostrated with
q badly burned face and hands, and the
air at the scene Of the disaster 10
filled with the grief and anguish
Of widowed wives and fatherless chill
dren. A second explosion occurred about
the middle of tho afternoon and added
greater loss and disaster. The mine 10 240
feet beneath the surface, and the men
were just leaving for the dinner hour.
About eighty-five men were employed In
the mine, but 1t 10 not known how many
had gone out The mine Is supplied with
two shafts. The south one is used by the
men when ascending. Eight men wero on
this cage, and when about halfway up
there was sudden trembling Of the earth
and q loud deafening report, followed by
general collapse Of the shaft and timbers
flying in oil directions. The scene at the
mine can not be described. Loving wives,
children and sweethearts mingled their
tears and grief for the loved ones suffer-
ing horrible death, almost at their feet,
but were unable to extend them the slight-
est aid. 1t is thought now that about
thirty are in the mine, and Of course are
dead, as no human being could live in the
flames that roared and seethed In that
death hole.
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SNOw-STORM6.
Nature b stlll scourging the Stricken
Northwest,

Nature b stlll Scourging the Stricken
Northwest.
DuLuTB, MINI, March g. Northern
Wisconsin and Minnesota are xperiencing
another severe storm. Over . foot and
half of snow has fallen and il drifting bad
ly. The st. Paul & Duluth il the only road
that has managed to get trains through on
time, all the others being from Ave to thirty
hours late. Sundays Western express on
the Northern Pacific left here last night,
thirty-one hours behind time. Tho storm
commenced at three o'clock Sunday after
noon and hos been raging ever since.
Street cars ran with extreme difficulty
and outside work was generally sus-
pended.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, March M.-Thc little
town Of Revillo, in Grant County, Oak, Is
completely blocked in. Word has been re.
ceived from there that the town was a bso-
,lutely without fuel, and that people were
compelled to break up dry goods and other
boxes, and In some cases their furniture,
to burn in their stoves.
ABERDEEN, OAK, March 27.-It has been
showing here necessarily for the last
thirty-six hours. There are two feet Of
snow on the level. All railway travel is
suspended. The storm Is general in Con.
tral Dakota
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Thew wore rlosnG m s~s .s-..
the station to the hotel At Gloversville.
in this State IN this little town.
said he. 'thsy maks oil the gloves
Almost every body ia employed at that
trade" f1ndeedp dIdn't know
thst" why. the name ought - tell
you-Glovsrsvills." ITO bs sursl
And suppose they make tights In
TitusvillA IN r Asrror.
-He was determined to 20 ont At
the end Of every act Three acts had
bsen played and three times had he
scrapsd BY and troddsn en the fest Of
his psighborA At the end sf IA
fourth ast. ~ hs won't crashing
through the narrow space : lady
In the aisle seat said in hsr most dulcet
toness 'SIr. ] trust ] do not incom-
mode you BY sitting hsrsr-Dsnot1
vres ftssa
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Journalists and the hnanIas Family.

WASHINGTON, March 2S--About one hun.
dred women journalists met in the tea
room at Williard's yesterday afternoon,
work. Many Of the ladies present made
short speeches One said that II Ananiaa
read the reports Of men reporters he would
turn green with envy. This interesting, II
not lovely, speaker, however, made NO al
lowance for the fact that men reporterA
besides the baleful influence Of Ananias'
example, had been still further demoral
ICED by the sad conduct of Mrs. Ananias.
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second Hand saie and Conlen,s.

MONTREAL, March 29.-The firm OF Snow
Bros. and Cassils, OF this city, some eight
years ago bought an old safe from
secondhand dealer, in which was locked
compartment to which the key had been
lost, but the sellef stated that the drawer
was empty. No attempt was ever made
to open it until few days since, when it
was opened, and found to be full of valua'
BILE diamonds. 1t turns out that the safe
had belonged to H. A. Mellor, dealer in
stones, who absconded and all trace Of
whom has been lost.
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A Woman Beats a Railroad.

NEW YoRK, March 29.-Mary g. Baker
recovered a verdict Of s12 800 in the Kings
County circuit court yesterday against the
Long Island Railroad Company. The trial
of the action, which was for personal in.
jury, lasted several days, and great
amount of testimony was taken. The
company had dug an excavation on Atlan-
tic avenue, into which Mrs. Baker fell,
sustaining injuries that are thought to be
permanent The company endevored to
show irresponsibility, but the jury decid.
ed against it.
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General Strike Anticipaiad.

CHICAGO, March 31-2 A. Mt is under
stood upon what is considered pretty good
authority:that there will be general strike
Of all the engineers, firemen, switchmen
been decided upon at secret meeting last
night at the corner of Lake street and
Western avenue, at which representatives
Of all the roads in the city were present
In view Of the situation, radical action
Of this sort is not improbab
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HEAVY Iud Amsnt.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Among other
decisions in the U. s. Supreme Court, the
following has been sustained: Richard A.
Tilghman VS.. VIM. Proctor ct al, in which
Tilghman sought damages for an infringe.
ment on q patent for extracting glycerins
from fatty acids. The decree gives iudg.
ment for Tilghman for s266. l56.S 50, with 10.
terest from October z, 1884
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A Flood In the Sand usky.

T1FFIN, O., March 29.-Continuous rains
for the past forty-eight hours have caused
the Sandusky river and its tributaries to
overflow their banks, and thousands Of
acres are submerged, doing great damage
to winter wheat. Mechanicsburg q
portion Of this city, located in the flats, is
flooded, and the people are using boats for
communicating with the other portions.
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ID r. MCCLURE, whose place Of residence
Iys 10 unknoWn. viii take notice that on
the 18th day Of February, A.. D. 1883. sarah !.
Pleas Court oi Hight county, Ohio (SsiSs
carse No. 47lO1, praying for divorce from
said n. T. Mcclure, on the ground OF q:
treme cruelty, gross neglect Of duty and
habituNl drum ! % ness, and for alimony aud
the custody Of their two children and that
~ I'd cause viii be for hearing on and after
the 28d day Of April, A. D. 1855.
Dated this 1st March, A. d. 16ee.
SARAH J, MCCLUkn.
BY Pavey Davis her Attorneys.
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Tho Metropolitan Bank.

CINCINNATI, March 29.-John RIDE Camp,
ex-vice president of the Metropolitan
Bank, was surrendered by his bondsman,
Captain Alexander Montgomery, and was
committed to jail. The receiver Of the
Metropolitan Bank gives notice that div
idend of one hundred per cent. will be
paid depositors after April 16 Claims
must be proved by April g.
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Two Men Asphyxiatsd.

READING, Pa, March 3O.-Two strangers
registered at tho Keystone House last
night-as Harry Painter, of Monocacy, this
county, and Charles Wilkinson, Of Sulli-
van, Maine, and were assigned room to-
gether. This morning they failed to re-
spond to tho porter's call, and on breaking
open tho door both were found dead, they
having blown out the gas,
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After Back Pensions.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, March 2S.-A mob Of
women in this city sought to obtain tho
arrears Of pensions due their husbands
from the Government, and besieged the
Office of the Minister of Finance. Tho Min
lister was secreted to escape the fury Of
the women. The mob killed q woman who
was advising them to make their demands
quietly.
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ulfa imurisonmsnt

CHICAGO, March 3O-August Hotzke,
who was recently sentenced to death for
having whipped his son to death with .
strap, was granted new trial to-day
on condition. that he plead guilty. A
plea Of guilty was entered, and Hotzke
was at once sentenced to imprisonment
for life
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Trlchlnosis In Germany.

WARRINGTON, March X.-The President
to-day transmitted to the two houses Of
Congress q report from Minister Pendle-
ton at Berlin, dsSsd January 30, 1888, from
which it appears that trichinosis pro-
walls In certain parts Of Germany and that
. number Of persons have already died
from the effects Of eating the meat Of dis.
eased hogs grown In that country.
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Navmarkei EpIsode Memenio,

CHICAGO, March 2s.-The sixteen-shot
Winchester rife wrested from Louis
Lingg, the Anarchist, when he was cap
tured In his dynamite laboratory by the
police, has been presented BY Captain
Schaack as q memento OF the Hsymarket
episode, to Harry Wilkinson, city editor Of
the Chicago Daily NeWs.
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Injunction Sustained.

CHIcAso, March 2S.-The Illinois su.
preme Court has filed decision, which
sustains Hon. D. T. Littler In his petition
for an Injunction to restrain the State
House Commissioners from executing
their irregularly let contract to construct
and erect eight bronze statues Of the great
men Of Illinois.
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RankIno In,iItutlon Cru,hsd.

MOBILE, ALA, March 2s-The private
banking house Of Thomas P. Miller b Co..
sorts Of financial difficulty, succumbed to
day, and leaves but wreck behind. Thu
amount due depositors h about $lS0. 0.00o
and to other creditors about CSC, 900. AS
sets nominally perhaps amount to So, 600
in real estate and personal property.
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FuuItiys Bankers Caught In Canada.

TORONTO, March 29.-Charles E. Cross,
president, and Samuel G. White cashier
of, the National Bank of Raleigh, N. C.,
were arrested to might on information tel.
graphed from Raleigh charging them with
forgery. Inside Of the lining of Cross
coat was found %, 459 and in Whites SIS,
853. OF this amount s6OO was in unsigned
currency bills.
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Hanoed with a Clothes Lima.

WHEELING, W. W., March 2o.-John
Keats, an old Englishman, residing on the
island for years, once in prosperous cir.
cumstances, but owing to dissipation late.
ly Is much reduced, committed suicide
this morning by hanging himself In his
shoe store with o clothes line.
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venient to carry.

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft or colloused Jumps and blem.
ishes from horses, blood SPAWN, curbs,
plints,sweeney ,ringbone, stifes,s sprains,
swellings, etc. Save $50 lby use of ono
bottle. Warranted. Sold by w. R.
SMITH 4 co., druggists, tHil!sboro.
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Powder Factory Blown up.

DoBBs FERRY, N. T., March 2Y.-This
morning q large quantity Of powder ex.
pioded In Stickney's powder factory, near
Ashford. At the spot where the mills
stood there Is now hole big enough to
bury house. Two workmen were blown
TO atoms. They were the only men in or
near tho works.
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Boulanuer Shslysd,

PARIS, March 2.-Oh the proposal Of the
Minister Of War, President Carnot, acting
on the unanimous advice Of tho officers
who conducted the court martial, has
signed a decree placing General Boulanger
on tho retired list Of the army. The pro.
posal had previously been considered BY
the Council of Ministers
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Panama Canal Lottery Loan,

PARIS, March pa committee of eleven
members of the Chamber Of Deputies has
been appointed to consider the proposal OF
the Panama Canal Company to issue lot
terry loan. Fiyo Of the members are In IL:
vor OF the toap, four are opposed to II
while the other two desire to make more
minute examination Of the question,
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Prssautiop Asain.. Small. .pox.

NEW YoRK, March 29.-The board Of
health has engaged four extra physicians
to vaccinate citizens exposed to smallpox,
and to-day decided to increase this extra
vaccinating corps to ten. This action is
due to the recent unpleasant activity with
which the disease is manifesting itself in
the city.
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BaId knobbsr, senteassd 10 Hana.

81. Louis, March N.-Ths Bald KRob.
bers, John Matthews VIM. Walker and
Wiley Matthew'S who have recently boon
convicted at Ozark, No., for the murder Of
Chas Green and VIM. Edens Ia enc Of their
night raids in Christian County about q
year ago, were sentenced to-day to be
hanged at Ozark on Friday, May 49,
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Mayor hewitt AGAIN.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Mayor Hewitt
declines to sign tho aldermen's resolution
making Good Friday holiday for public
Offices. His ground Of objection il that It
il not legal holiday; that the banks and
other business houses will be open ~
usual, and that there 10 no authority toy
closing public Offices ON that day.
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E,aIIsh ce,oeI,t, comlne,

NEW YoRk, March 2S.-Hevsral English
farmers with their families will soon Or.
rive from the old country and take their
departure for Tennessee TO found . colony,
similar in purpose to the well.known Rug
By colony. This ID the outcome Of the
visit hero Last summer Of some English
0auita liats -. e5
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laots,r .sd CANA Dl. IN . c.m.,.r.

PHILADELPHIA, March a0.-An unknown
white woman about thisty.Avs years of
age, was found dead leaning against Q
tombstone IN the Cathedral Cemetery st
noon to-day. The cause Of her death was
childbirth; the infant was also found lying
dead at It's mothers feet. There 10 no clue
to her identity. m
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la ihe laiersel 81 lmmIssaiIes.

& JAcxsox, NIsa, March 0e.--At the request
Of many citjssns Governor Lowry has
issued call for . convention, Nay ~ OF
the people Of Mississippi interested ia the
subject OF immigration to and develop
ment Of the sesouroes ef the stats.
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The Rich Hin Calamity.

KANSAS CITY, No, March 3.-The Hma,
reporters sent by special train to Rich
Hill returned tonight, and from their in.
formation the situation may be summa-
rized az follows: The dead list has reached
twenty-one, and nine Of the isjpred are
expected to die.
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pamaalua Flood, In Misbiqan.

DETROIT, MICH, March 30-The sudden
melting Of six inches OF snow and the
heavy rains of the past week have caused
the overflow of the several streams in this
county. Sixty bridges have been washed
away, and about seven hundred acres Of
land flooded, destroying much wheat.
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ckAoow, March 29.-All tho artillery
brigadss in Poland have been ordered TO
send half their reserve ammunition 10
Kischeni6, where. 1t u reported, Aging
corps Is being organized, which will be
designatsd a. the vanguard for Bulgaria
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ST. JOSEPH, NO., March e7.-Two sections
OF freight train on the Kansas City, st
Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad col.
lided ncar Sugar Lake, this morning, re.
sulting In the death Of Conductor Robin.
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T,Iple Tsassdy.

quarrel arose between Chariss A. osdevia,
. special policeman, end Henry Wilson. y
ath, The bavkeepsr, attempted 70 eject the
men. 0rimth vas shot tArough the heart
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Dlsastrous BoIler ExoiosIon.

NASHVILLE, Tsxx., March T.-By the or.
plosion of Q boiler In Luce's ssw-mill,
Cookeville, Tenn., to-day, two white men
and one colorsd man were killed and ssv.
eral others wounded.
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Chicago and the NIoaraaua Canal,

CHICAGO, March 2I-At meeting of the
directors Of the board Of trade to-day Q
resolution was adopted favoring the con-
struction Of tho Nicaragua Canal under
American auspices and control
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PLynoufu. MAss., March sn-Hundrsds
fhag srs fassaaee, a4d VIII allow bea1s
- apeeseel within ~ 1psasq< T1eg
~ Sesy lssesu<fiyp - ~ y 8. g
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township Ireasurev Robbed.

DETROIT, March 29.-Treasurer. Merrick,
OF Ogmaw Township, Mich, had $500 i4
cash and check for 500 stolen from his
bedroom
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Aus7IM, TEX, March N-A Wein q ~
Isyisss nastsop ~ Aogstca railway wsst
4hpsaGh 5 hsi1Gs kiuia6 ~. - 9hylees .
heeleEap. ~ eeese1 at1sng -
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Guysott's Sarsaparlla and Wistar's Balsam
sold in Hillsboro by Seybert / Co.
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LOW EXCURSION RATES


ON STEAMERS
Are made via Duluth to all points East
reached by lake lines and their rail
connections. Tickets can be procured
going by lake, or lake and rail, and re.
turning all rail if desired Tickets
can be purchased, Sleeping Car Ac-
commodations and berths on steamers
secured, and further information had,
by calling on. or addressing the fol.
lowing Ticket Agents:
B. n: AUSTIN, City Ticket Agent.
10 Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis
Z. r.. STONE, City Ticket Agent, 173
East Third Street, St. Paul
w: II. FISHER, G.. F. COPELAND.
General Sup't. Asst. Supt.
E. e, DODGE, P. A. ROCKW ELL.
Gen; pkt.Ag't. ASS Gen Tk't. Agt.
GENERAL OFFlCS- ST.PAUL, MINI.
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st. james A. NJ. E. church, corner
Fuller and Jay streets. Sabbath SER
vices, Loo a. m. Wednesday evening
PRAYER meeting. p. IN. Friday even
Ing ass, 500 p. IN. Rev. John M
Henderson, Pastor, residence, l73
Char.e street. Days for PASTORAL visits
Monday and Tuesday. Days at home
"Wednesday and Thursday. Weddings.
funel ais and the sick, promptly attend
ed to upon notice.
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NO OTHER RAILWAY IN THE NORTH
WEST

has in so short period gained the repu-
tation and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN e ENTRA Al
LINE, From comparatively un-
known factor in the commercial world,
1t has been transformed to an independ-
ent, influential, grand Through
Route, with magnificent depots, sup
erb equipment and unsurpassed terml-
nal facilities. Through careful catering
to details, it has won for itself a reputa-
ton for solidity, safety, convenience and
attention to its patrons, second to no rail-
road in the country. Pullman sleep
ers, model of palatial comfort, dining
cars in which the cuisine and general APP
pointments are up to the highest stand
ard, and coaches especially built for this
route, are among the chief elements
which have contributed towards catering
successfully to discriminating public.
Located directly on its line, between
Minneapolis and St. Paul and
Milwaukee and Chicago and
Duluth and Milwaukee and
Chicago, are the following thriving
cities Of Wisconsin and Michigan:
New Richmond, Chippewa
Falls, Eau Claire, Ashland,
Hurley, Wis, IronWood,
Mich, Bessemer, Mich,
Stevens Point, Neenah,
Menasha, Oshkosh. Fond
du Lac, Waukesha and Bur-
Iington. Wis.
For detailed information, lowest
current rates, berths, etc.,via this route.
to any point in the South or East
apply to nearest Ticket Agent. or address
! WINS. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
/ Genl. Man. Gen Pass & T'k't A'gt
MILWAUKEE,.
F,H. ANSON, Northwestern Pas
senger Agent, No. 10 Nicollet House
Block, Minneapolis, MINI.