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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
yrxascg AND TRADE.


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= ere 4 Ezsseyn - ira. kelth - -e1S-
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sIssf = eksas tFss1 5sfssEles. u bSxes t<Sfs-
~ tazes sFs,ies, sssxss faisins, corps
salfxerss = seaf hszs. = % fsss istsssefs
= SO brisk
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tYata sssssse 70 fhs esfTp1aiinx elaIsssry
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y fgsrss. seasfie lake ssoss 4 EsSse4g &c
Di..s. Eresssses tgas. sEEosts , tons.
siehiaaa ] sDu. Washington lt55 .gzs.
GtsisprF - a9sss fAesaas ~ tens. Eaish
toes class fsfa8n t5a4s 8Ag fgassa
lssia Z sHf,s. fresaisf ~ fOas Total ship
snssltA III 81 tssfsH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27

toaft >ats@ lat 90 thN Saunts
Z seuanstssiaasss About ~ MARRY
fsCOas, S'sEl, 8 -Ncr3 n'fie haslasfs -
as4y psasaeni ras Transacted su INe sslrfsf
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eusfo4a e. sasEuiea flie Fesil safv nu tts
saossad Cav - 10 lfFns. hgt lsszsST Atisa
ghe2ehi Il besi thls jlEs 81 lssees su ass
week - tne hxafilss - Fsas5eFls, a5zasarHts
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nlrhs - st'e b eiyv ~ aaie t.1ca Sos
~ iaa gfaisa igt3 AerEsss!4Eiy 1ae fvsfi3
tnfrss have aas 's.ca satlatasess s tEsF
~ District ki1s,aas Matte hfEesrr
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tsstss isg 'ae tas~s Sssses srssraSase -
FRIDAY 81
W II s4ie Ass pAese8 tnaa AseaeF
~sttseA ga ihe g7k1@ aes SO 4aSsaat ~
~ kHesS, $50 sias lassEf ess 81 SO sss
iaae ta IA slssa
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40 All ,ss9sks iAssies sege insil.sses
tr,si4E sas 81 sz.iizss. ssif sz Is
= H1sesi Tsazs4e4 Fss41fs
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A.ntin - rnll,lr.-

ilsssaersfic lfske5- kH4itaf. n5 naIa3fa
tsau pssfaa's lgdea A. ssqufe1s
Hrafy csfuuef j n aoeaaa a8rfrfo-.
Pave ssFs0s suafa istiaarfs aaYiaua
fhitistsf, fsaus Huapf 3 asuue
ttspaHi-ssn tees Jet Asa3sfae N Heaa-
alfi shegif al stUsi treasures. J. 81
hiet ~ saic lsQ A. Ers as
sessaFs D. luifie suFefs attend rs 81.
se4osls, iaAatel 1eha safftvnv. a.
-rsiaf isst8sfsfs. fEaaf1 ka+r
4 gvsEa aHa s4n Gall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27
TERRITORIAL TAIN.

3 sasir. 4 j l.Eu1aAsf ss tzG 90 EAEa
'lta aan neNt snflntrr
Are fspste ~ taa M4saa sa.zHtF s.c5
tfa ys3ietass 4ltEs-ttsa ~ HFe o. asttf
a4 ihe arasis
1Rs taA@vsN ssleasl ea5Hea -l Tdalass
s. fsFeted itaF n liaeael afr ~
MyHssha st I'etfes 81 tsssa scat
fhe Astoria ~ fhtaks gae Furgi
saana Israaa Das fiaaf tae astaairr
AsasAau Ss aae b Steel stlr H is aaGe
4 s1tei -es7as 'issa.ia5ifa ~ she frin
fff fs9segef teEat
fNs eg the Ra&eaef NsH ua,-,Hsri I.
fss7 al ~ aats hefs aHHi asaun. igzsins
ihfs So Hefz. iGse ra sf tsf s.c tasa-
nifE 4 srHaf Nam yn arf 5frtHs aat
gs taa essHl r.sef
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IOB PRESSES.

Isl o. s fsosuea. - FkrasBs, 7xfi ; 10
lg--s 70 Do WITH TErOEnsT. xii -
81 % Do ~ Tu.yseG. H,xi0 -
HI ceiumf4nH, 10 Thso7t1f sTs -
- Universal. Nlth T9rgxea. gxif 47a
FL .. :. fsareon. ia ThrssoiE. SKI 10
ef-8 - ~ nliA TEFVw8a. I9xl5 90
2s-f - ID Nifs TAryNGtf. l3xI5 80
8,--l Peerless. asfh TArVNol3. lfxi5 20
ri % do % l9xis -
81 q 10 a. IsxF 20
2a-~l q. s. hassgu. NJ Iargs9sE. iaxAs. $50
al Dsas,q siis 1Er9izas. i2E14 80
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Notice 10 StnckhnIdera

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
~ steekiss1IfieTs, 9elesrs ant frastees ~
the iiiiaaSa Water f,olg pasiy that f3ssrs yviiI
- rt-gutsr special rseetiIg u 10 esgsT-
parF o. Tie Isl DAY ~ 0ezetlser, Isss. Al a..
gfaee 81 George ". Fistefss il Gilman ffr
the pziSIss3Ee Il changing he b. - ~ al
corporation, Nj. NtggE. -ecresHrv.
lsAse toeFEg. Vice President
fsiiz.ar- SEPT - fssE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-27

a Lsagef's A.ek Half sessrs,i
EsftsBg ia A1Jea,s favor.

a Leagef's Seek Half AeseFssi Vi.
BETTING b. AiIsn's Favor.
ULfsPIs, sept = NJ >. Iiasf5fa. aha
sofks ii nsni.sosl' ! tshaf 81 EaaileiiF. $50
tfaSsiiBE through ftss asseif fsf Taesiisy
Naa EARN lug On his ssseihiss a dashIe-
blste9 axe He accidentally sllpf.aa SID
FILL, Size sac suikiag hire - ff.a naek ARD
eating BE hee1 nsasiy halt az Ne ~aa
ssfvsisfss ~ 20 liz hospital is tifis esfg iAss
nssfit. hheFn he sfsil safslse1 slte84tg6 IL
n g9absfni II ~ can fer9sef faa aueHa-
lag taIysifssH tistes Iiiaf l. 4 the faas4
serious ease shss bss bsea ia ll3a hospital
fsI mouths.
nETygna ~ Ktssgfea
Much tstiiis Is iesss iaaassesi Il. ~ fals
eify On the fesaii ~ the tHseiiaua thls faii
hslfis saslDaki sbs janitorial Ehs tattsng
% the presidential candidates g. sven. bgf
ON tizs aeitsei agssiiR8 ssfas - 40 g.
oar me 81 seii IA iafsf7 ~ ALEU- Il ass be-
Comic hAgen tifat lnaBy ai ihn iWagts aaa
sltsEt.rtAfs IF siesIi1n, = ~ Nnfs asPslHtesi
" t-afa q estsff,tasietisfs : saefl
tlfie 40. afe HfssBg the bsHYiest ileftefs
which. u e1gfsf. > iii aFaiit tssta fsss8
nrsins u tae easafflg II slHh isssseF saa
sBfFesffgF
esar5EAlieAs tslaAkD.
The i.li5wsHe corporations base bifsi
sfiifies With ~ feihfs tfsiHas
The Cedar Valley Mater pafBpABt ~
y.
ffihk III A HAg, hBa T. A Tees ~
ssafils u A#fsay sa8 A Askeosn. 81
faa ffaHsisT1 ~ fhisf aAsHefs ar ~ UE-
gratis and asintsn aRsas Hafka n 81
klDd,, supply riseiHeiig TOT tisiflaz sad
uibss purposes. ARD q establish ama cen.
is.ei ~ sistis q raa9ies tafias. ialnine,
milling. iatgnissF, commercial sa.i NaF.
EfsprfHg. saippigg aa3 et8fs iBfHsirles
TIE kiiok An, Iastfiai se.azfaph 4 IL
ifs's tHlnF4af ~ Spokane Fefls eaRfgai
stock, ffs.tsN Trustees paliisJ Bfuf4hsiias.
! II. eiansF, J. VI BiRkisr ASIDE y
noggisss We st5lssss afg g, msintsia
and 0l~rAfe Ia tsis risy 81 sfu< aae Falis
ADD sistNFiss aiasrsei Telegraph uses.
sFtlEef system. ASA tssiasM taaln's pro
ssetisv might fsifei sH3 sfe siafa 49,
ietn.
The Taeoas cssias lainiss caiapauy ~
fseaas tAplisl str !, tign1 trustees, y
LAT kutan, Jatu AsllesstY ard "a u.
teiget lis gslruis are - aaasfacsars
shingles, eensiyaft sBa upefefq sIeasa
hsssin, fnF boais. WhsfYcs uhafshqitsrs
shsl y deal lH general msfehanaiss
thiiters asn. e seattle capital
ssss1. $500 it,tsst,gs. q iatimrf, &.
q. i'etkits, y A NeHae. D. ghiissefs
aud ". tiirksy h. Object. arc 4 esffy
rn aen*fas sactt ansiif hasiuess
ssfEs
Aeftmeb afe noes saTaNsd 81 c,asssas {.
inc the lperf Gh taa fiiil fsiiFas tempie
la witch t. place tiie sitF sinss. Nhieh
will shortly afftse Thr fiti1 Fclieas are
YER ptesd IT gaeif baiiilsa. ehleh i the
enig TIRES siafy trick b. the eifg. aah
which. il i sad. Hsii aaefasFf iis alig
tsan riofk oa ibe HiaaHa
capt Z. J naseA is rnlaFxiuz aisa tsFy
fasfertaiif iHpfggins his fesitenea.
Mt Z, q wari y shlln if s7iih ehusaf4
sa1figuz.
NJ Joan 3 Nuehali e pasaiaE few
days a. the eaaa4Fg rnsiapssfa ~ fsr,fve
y farrell ssa nfank f3tss
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sH1s eps FALLa. NsVs s-kes. faN
,ass4E nsaa arrested - seetsis. i Manfss
here ~ sfsises4iefass Hs HAs Ia flss tia
yley - " n 7esaas. iarnfsF dealer. for
ban1 ~ sSsSfcsess large Assaaat q
eaaf4fY }ie saJasrzsssa ne sssfss ash teft
faa elrF slssaenss sassat : EsaafA ara
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TO THE PUBLIC.


desire u say fsw words ia rel,iy t. the
report ~ tiis council procseGiuEs Ia tie
PpsT-lErE1IiG sscEz ysstertay which re-
fleets upon MY hsraeter AND does sne great
Injustice. The whole thing i the wort ~
syifefus rnaJgners- 70tae one hy the nafnf
% Adams. who recently tnsas here OBJ
taiued perEaiss.on FROM the council, Il
SCENE. - run a brick ward IN Grant street
fhs Endesssg usd IS the gxner 81 fcus Ieis.
vel improved. Aisd there fore protested
a9ainst sEeh isriex yard heeiag ereffeA
1siihiH one block 81 my pE.faises is the
street, which protest VS. tie eaaee u fhl.
petition signed BY the men q; tie brick
y4fii, mostly negroes fscesssiy lnsagrteii.
nsadssi ~ said Adams ard los Used iuai-
tisnA-e - TIE vicinity. sslasf 0f Nh0sa have
figured e9aFpie1OBziy ia the es4nrfa ~
eaarzrs Tor selling liquor Eith0as license
he uns3ess zHea desires 20 sAy thai b. has
alEaTs kept a ggie7. orderly Place. ami
fef ne use years that be has been Is Il a..
te he rns never been accused ~ a-sv
sgf0ae4sfHg That b. has b. bard ssy,fk
Improved he properly Ia south seattle A.,
- - make the sarssa 3 credit - that Hnrt ~
tlss city which. u itse.f. ia The eres Of
fs9st 0f iiia Hish1ners who signed tie -
tEitSas = a crime 50 troabss aGslld raw.
arisea Il thr brick ysFsi tad been aflesgesl
is the street without tTUtest ffesn ne. Very
reefsersfsf&F. Jgf4frs y - fgrsYF 81
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settensfsar, f2ss.
HNTfag sAsrszEAsT sszcrbss5sd sssese
presses IN oar 0sa mReains ssaSFss. se ran
guarantee fkssz - be IN Egssf YsszEfnE
sss5er.
TERMS. We Wiz sris tzsssse machines
FOR . partial rash Esyfaeas. gsyinE tire On
Ezstanfe, and will take secondhand ssa-
eAfses tn trade. ASS parties cesfr8a< sec
ozd hzsf presses zih Do sci % wfife as.
es ae art eeassazsfg recssi Finx bargains.
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srS AnsssoeT shses. s1<k ~ ezszaaeas. o.
/ sfsss@ssn ~ swsktea 1s& fessT Esskz-
s<sse ~ fzszHzs- ssys sszltse6 - ssiiz~A-
eAsst
sssssssss A<sx. 80 ae<sHrrsr wzs sssr
fuses ass y azss Kiyen " snsser-
saaxe sssafss n esFseg
skassss I. ysF. efssa<m&a ~ ~ hoass -
essNssff sczaszl sxsssss<s fzss fz1e kixss 10
faees mr. fassZt,ast, ss1ss~, stzssss -
ske ~ Fxens<sas sHs gsssiss sES4 z y 30 fsFy
xssat sesfss fkaf tkey I'll - S1xffisst. Fessss
3issf IL fsss1 aEi4. szt@ vii fssefn q nssze
sherzsfsss = fszls eftF. Hes eessDs&a =
ws4ex slsa tss sAf5sssa- szsd nessssrs =
Dxkses siks pHsS yfsit ~ fsf$Ases hsf-
sslT q ssssi4essses neess sae sse - shssA
tSase Mr. FaF Rak ssx
II = sseise : fsesessss trsfnfsteaes tkae tie
f,ssee cls9ety epNsn sszsdesfts - as<rifss e
t&s So eanasy sseetakza hafs Al szsfrssa
3ssslaF faezr ssrza = 49,
- FssfsAga fsssexsd ~ marr7tsw
afsget : Yeax agg c. wls1w ~ EsT II.
Msnn Aaa s1~ tssksss NJ Fey, sa@ i
a.sss . Ns9vWsT.
kssrnK& ss5SsEs toHrsSTs
knleses N ln@arp1rAstes n ~ xsrsA
Yerfse sssnsoti9ste& HsfHxie cssabaaT
Ssrs fsea - sbe esssss1ys ssEee ssSsisf.
>
s11sts5se@ ~ yrars. $50 fh4 ns1Hfex -
fsmzsees sefez. 3sey arc fsser9a Y. Atkiss-
<stss. y Kssfs zssb. A. aS<fa1 Fs1s, Afefs-
s1s4 Ffxtss, 4 y. HslSrstb. 4 Isssssa
saS 5sav3A HsSsy
As sks44sg - De ssfiesss. s'fhs elgtsefs fzas
wsssst, fhis sssrpssass8n = ssfxsuiNe1 are
ne tFaHzsefsvss ~ al kffssis - bzsinezs
sna oshss matters pegksinies e. the s8ass.
feesmte, psigsis4ss sa1 ssis " sistHEsss ssa
suEsasf5 to srYaafe esgsssJ thereon -
fasnnfAesafeTx ~ Gesiefs. u ssay sn1 As8
% esfazsissssss ~ Otherwise the gfssiasf
~ tsfst@fiy u said manufacturers " deal
esx. - iseY aell and ieksa firsf4F lands ef
stfsef tess ssssfes - sksr1te a1frs, sr&'sE,
sssf43a2es. raatsefss ~ oftEr esiaeaeef 81
sets. Hsbfsit5 ~ say osbss &ersegnessf -
tween e afs8 sfksf parties. - fesise Wasss
ffsa@e. sf9tf48az ~ oFasg feee}fes. ard z,
fsez9zists fts ssgzes - lake I'll ks1sis -
essssf1tiss ffgfn 9%sisEs. ssNasfsefufsss 81
s<Asfs sfsS q 50 stleE ofbsr &sfg psfsai8s
fax - fizt gpfsssx5 tssssaszss Aesefntciags
ss.esas8a, - 81 ne tssagsssnf II tise TITS,
sesss = g4sd es,sfssfsstsFa siaii - n@eessa7F
~ tsaes scsai - the iuters - a tsss stafA
isossss4s
Ha1saT FHk Hsa&
TAe efe s;s4 Nefes efssa sssftsee - sssr eitF
ss8aels. sfisF asidsag aae - tae IHpefiagss
hage desgsmtued apnA tspskG1 $50 feet Of
ts1z 81 aaee, ~ sAinz faRt u aisef.lsSss5
hs4assafF4 TIE asts sassfs - sha asa
ssinpanses. 81 segs5fsess ~ tss sAlef 81 iste
iast aasesiAE - re efsfefs, vi D. fssa.
sIsafaa Hfta reported apsza fas ssslya BY
f8e fuass1
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STEINER GLiRi BROWN

4 NAFEs TEsLEa- WRAEs ItsA ~
H foszla- DigM - ssE Eiz ssr<kei5 y
Day.
hetE-ag seEwts IN. Hss $500
= q rs- every Tneaisy Tbarzdss 80 ~
urizF
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SEATTLE HHaFcOa ROUTE.
sEArTLEsEseIT RIVER ROUTE

,.fneF tifg q yuire5 iezves SEATTLE -
rss3st klyFF and w4s p0Tss Monte.
We I. -siAg AID krifzT rzaTninss. resrs-5i
l9y 2terHnto days
foz freight ana passsge aFs.ft a. es.a.s.s
~ olsce on Yssltsrs Mai
~ p JACKSON. Aaq't ssr5ss4as
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rsnnanarnIe ,sAHRKrs


NEK Tn&k. snpt - -gAa stssE nsaskes
1eas sssesfssssiy ssraf Z. fsoaxis fils iDtxgFs
feans pas confined p1SDf issaiIy - a fer
sfoeks TIKI nsss ~ tAe aEy wss aeaeyAsls
81 as eEfHHssss NJ r 5sgaetef Willard sfpss :
Wsse Fsry pssEalnaas t@T aett9isy aud
strength The feature - he day Has seN
Hnai3aa. saich seefss ne largest 81.
gsues ~ fae day. The Gloss was aetIgs
and sfsusz ~ the nssf sf4fss ~ the ssaT.
fl.sgaf4f.sa4sf sfisil sas g8aasfg.
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1870 80 sEararflEs

AsM YORK. sept. - Money On Gail
sssg si = 1agiS per seDi. bat inaB, 3 Dlssssi
gasfss ~ Fglsns s8efeaatiie paper
iH7f e7sfitfz ekcbaDse. Qssst bat
afssfg - 81 s3< fOf 20 esy bills and ~ ~.
f5F deaana
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a GARD.


The TYPE aud PRINTING aATEEfAI
need on ;his rapsss - fssaa tie foBsiFy q
PALMER a BY. and tbs sanae gives en-.
'ife satisfaction suSef'
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Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern
RailgaI l'ompaHy.

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KUSI-INIELI.I8kAtEk FUs, GO.
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oregon improvement l'ompaHy.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

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STEAMER G. I. STARR

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CYLINDER PRESSES.

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II. STEIN Man.

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-08-31

THE collapse of the big Chesapeak &
Ohio railroad bridge which was building
over the Ohio river between Cincinnati
and Covington was disastrous and
somewhat strange occurrence. For sew
eral days the engineers in charge OF the
construction of the bridge have been ap-
prehensive on account of the high water
and the great quantity Of driftwood
which had been floating down and lodg-
ing against the trestle, or false work of
the bridge. Every article known to en-
cheering skill had been resorted to get
the drift through the open channel that
was left, but it could not be handled. A
string of barges half filed with water
were placed in the form of a V on the
upper side of the bridge to ward off the
drift, but it packed tight under the barg-
es and lifted them out of the water. Part
of the bridge, including the elevated
portion of it far out on the Kentucky
side, has been practically completed for
some time, and the workmen were en-
gagged on the channel span. This span
is the one that gave away, and was i'm
medlately above the central current of
the river. 1t was 100 feet high and on
top of it was traveller 104 feet high.
The crash occurred at ten o'clock Sun
day morning and was witnessed by a
large crowd who waited in expectancy
for the big structure to go down. The
bridge was weighted down with nine
freight cars loaded with pig iron and
other heavy material, besides. 200, 900
pounds of bridge iron to-make it steady.
The loss is estimated at $90, 900, and will
fall on the Keystone Bridge Co., of Pitts
burg. The work would have been COM
pleted by Jan. l.
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special Harvest Excursions.

The Northern Pacific r. R. announces
q series of five special harvest excur-
sions from st. Paul, Minneapolis, Du-
luth, and Ashland to principal points in
Minnesota, Dakota and Montana during
August, September and October. Par
ties contemplating trip for pleasure,
business, or with view of selecting q
new home can avail themselves of rates
lower than ever before announced to
visit the wonderful country tributary to
the Northern Pacific r. r.
Tickets will be on sale at st. Paul
Minneapolis, Duluth and Ashland on
Aug. 2lst, Sept. 11th and 25th and Oct
9th and 23rd, limited to thirty days from
date of sale, and good for stop.over on
going passage. These rates to Montana
points are about one cent per mile each
way, and in some cases about half of the
one way fare for the round trip.
Connecting lines east and south of st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth will sell
tickets in connection with these excur-
sions at one fare for the round trip.
The dates named will be very OPP
perfume time to visit the wheat fields OF
Minnesota and North Dakota; also to
see the cattle ranges of Montata. Every
body should bear in mind that the
Northern Pacific r. r is the short and
direct line to principal points in Mon
tana, and the only line running either
dining cars, Pullman sleeping cars, or
colonist sleeping cars to Fargo, Grand
Forks, Fergus Falls, Wahpeton, James
town, Helena, and principal points in
Northern Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana.
For rates and other information apply
to Chas. s. Fee, Gen. Pass. and Tiki. Agt.,
st. Paul, Mimi, or the nearest ticket
agent. Au24-7t