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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-18
Ensign U S n, in charge
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Aug II
i car lumber. lot h h goods, so pkgs har-
rows, 25 boxes tobacco, Sc nests trunks l case
bags, IS pkgs tobacco lot furniture, 10 bbls
tar, castings, l Dol chest, bdl hides mule
l wagon, coop chickens, pkgs CRATE.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Aug 17-l6 bales cotton. GO bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 1919 bblS rosin, % cars lumber 300 axles
car shingles, II pkgs desks, bales hides, 112
sacks cotton seed, 9 boxes tobacco, cars wood.
II bales wool, crates pears, s springs, Is oil
tanks, cases cigars, $50 Jacket cans crates
bottles, bbis -four. 1873 head sheep, bbls pears,
boxes TASKS, bbls syrup, IS pkgs mdse, 1876
sacks corn. 1856 sacks fertilizers 800 bbls flour 41
bbls vegetables, Is crates vegetables, 10 bbls
pears.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 17--2S bales cotton
&c bales yarn, III bales dOmeStics, 3 bales hides
3 bdls leather. Is bills paper, 576 pkgs tobacco
car ore "A 900 lbs lard. 81 $50 lbs bacon 81 4Oj
lbs bran, 122 bbs spirits turpentine 266 crates
fruit, $40 bis rosin, l car guano, $50 empty
kegs, 175 pkg5 mdse, 81 bales paper stock
empty bbis, cars brick, 5 kegs powder, / car
melons, 10 cases eggs, 100 tons pig iron, cars
railroad iron, Is bbls whisky, Z hf bbls whisky
10 bbls beer, 800 hf bbls beer Sc pkgs furniture
$40 bushels corn, SIS bbls flour, $500 los -four
81 cars lumber, casks wax, 10 pcs machinery
3 buggies, 4 cases liquor, so pieces iron pipe.
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BARGAINS AT sILVA'5.

Spring Clearing Sale Of Surplus Stock,
Odd Lots, Remnants and Slightly
Imperfect Goods at Less Than Cost
to Make Room for New Importations.
A large lot of lamps very cheap.
Special prices on dinner sets, tea sets,
chamber sets and fancy articles.
A splendid opportunity to secure bar
gains.
Am opening spring stock Of fly fans,
water coolers, ice cream freezers, wire dish
covers, and other summer goods, which
will be sold at low figures.
A large lot Of lunch, market and other
baskets.
All this and much more at SILvA's,
40 Broughton street.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship Chettahoochee, for New York
rs bags sea islanl cotton, II bales domestics,
q bbs oil, 1908 bills roSln. 81 pkSs mdse, 10i
bbls spirits turp milne, 1856 feet lumber, 376
pkgs fruit, bales hides
Per steamship Juniata, for Philadelpha-3S
bales cotton, 25 bales paper stock, 10 bales wool
1871 bales domestics, 300 bbls spirits turpentine
30 bbs rice, 455 bos rosin, 1874 ISL feet lumoer, 6
bbls oil, $50 car wheels, 100 empty kegs, 1879
pkgs mdse, e. pkgs fruit, so casks clay, 49 bags
chat. % bbls iron, car shingles car slaves.
Per schr Spotless, for BaUimore-390 900 feet
D D lumber-E B HuntleY & Co.
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COTTON.

fair di'V densogI; Aug. H. noon.-cotton a.u,
100 ia for 2@ snad niddlns sd; s Wlea
,Fajuregs|lVV9 American 2 500 POf' l'0oo;
Ga Sss 1agu ss'a de, vl ding >. niddnx
S snd P55sm5sr delivery a slsfs ssts'd
5% ss' e& and 4ds9s o5s9 delivery 6Sf a
December ana December delivery TS a4994d;
January 9 and Febr January delivery f0S4d
yery >3StdT delyery 4O-64; septem her 1o dl
Ams OF 'uericaoo9 o' Inc day included 400
sutar.sean imiddling SID.
cS.'slss, lugust do1,n middling low n;dd,,r.
S.ptenber APP r delivery a5s4 adiiefs; Au-
Hctooer and qa October delivery sfes1d buyers;
s SS5 ana cco@Sss9 value o4d E SeeTs;
yaaqs Sy5 l64d sellers sellers; s5f as5sr1D %ber
5d sell rs, sellers February s and gna db Feb
SS, rSs closed firm september 2564d, sellers s1I
s aes apa a5 Avg is1 T. noonmcotton firm: mid
'o'aay l,l27 bales 'ooIng Orleans 1i5kc;
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Mrs r.. sending US the above picture of herself and
child both of whom represent perfect health says III moth
would have healthy and vigorous children let them first
OF all to their physical condition. was at time
weak exhausted alike in nerve and physical pow
ers always tired and suffering untold miseres from diseases
peculiar to my Healthy children were an absolute i'm
possibility but by the aid of most wonderful remedy which
believe be the best medicine discovered for weak
nervous sick and exhausted womankind I have been
pleey restored to health and strength and have you
by the picture the heathest pumpeS and best of babies
This marvellous remedy and friend of women is
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee, for New York
J NJ Teeple. Mrs Elizabeth Hitchcock, Mrs w
w Rogers, w II Will, Z Giesuier j f Hama
way and son. w McHaFrie, John Brantley, NJ
Schlossner, A n Davenport, A L Falk, Miss L
Falk A L Hall, E f Whitcomb, J A Tarwell G
Wallace, Mrs K Mulrenam, Carl Brandt, and z
stearape
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

A branch of the United States photographic
Office has been established in the Cdsto n House
at Savannah. Notice to Mariners pilot charts,
and all nautical information will be furnished
masters of vessels free OF charge. Captains are
requested to call at the off ce
JOHN s. WATERS,
Ensign U S n, in charge, pro TEN.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

NEW YORK, Aug 17.-Receipts of watermel-
ous continue very light and prices firm; fancy
selling S24 00125 90; medium, S15 00020 %.
Niagara grapes, 5Vl2c; Delaware, S4l5c.
G. S. PALMER
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Leading futures range as followG

CINCINNATI. Aug. 17.-Flour barely steady.
Wheat dull; No. = red, 76 arc. Corn easier;
No. : mixed CSC. Oats dull; No. mixed, 2Oc.
Pork nominal at S107 rs. Lard dull at S. 50.
Bulk meats and bacon dull Whiskey active
and firm at 81 OF. Hogs firm.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17.->Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat lower; opening was at 4615c
decline on dull cables, favorable weather and
increased receipts. After considerable fuctu-
ations the market closed firm at NC lower than
yesterday. No. Q red cash, 743s17415c; August
delivery 741S0a75c and closed 7434c; Septem Der
delivery 7494@75c and closed at 74J3 G75c bid.
Corn lower; No. q mixed. cash, 32A03255c;
September delivery 32ss 324c and closed at
$3.50. Oats lower; No. ?, GASP, 1870, August
delivery 1870 asked; September delivery 100
bid. Whiskey 81 OF. Provisions dull.
BALTIMORE. Aug. T.-Flour slow and tend
ing easier; Howard street and Western superfine
5? coos IS; extra So 25G4 Il; family "a 2O14 rs
City Mills, r brands extra, 81 90G5 10. Wheat
southern irregular; quality generally poor;
Fultz, 600s7c; Longberry, S1GoSc; Western
easier No winter red, on spot and August
SSA@S3. Corn--Southern slow and arrivals out
ern quiet
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 17.-Grain steady. Wheat
NO red 756176c. Corn No. 2 mixed SIC. Oats
mo. 2 2516e; new &c. Provisions firm and
demand steady. Bacon-clear ribs sides SO 20;
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Schr Spotless, Eldridge, Baltimore-Jos A
Roberts & Co.
Schr Belle Higgins, Gehan, Darien, in ballast
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A BREEZY STORE ON A BREEZY CORNER
XERXES

Crossing the Hellespont and
coming with his million men
against the Grecian nation by
pouring his vast stream of
armed humanity through the
funnel Of the pass of Thermop-
yle was enabled, by slaugh-
tering a herd of people, to
make all Greece tremble and
compel them to call forth all
their undaunted courage and
latent strength in order to
avoid utter destruction.
The army Of Xerxes can
be well represented in the
present case by the million of
goods, etc, that will be in a
lew days pouring into our re-
celvlng rooms. In order to
make room, in order to handle
them, we must commence
at once a
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Another lot of those beautiful Dongola
Kid Oxfords that were admired so much
last season, now opened, price only 81 80 and
81, at A. S. Nichols, 128 Broughton street
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Don't fail to attend the Basket Bargain
Sale at Strauss Bros, at the same time ask
for our special prices on Teas and CoHeeS.
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II you are going travelling and need
nice Lunch Basket, Strauss Bros. can sup
ply same.
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ARRIVED YFSTFpDAv

Bark Adolph (Sw), Sjoholm. Table Bay. C q
H, in balast-S Sho ter & Co
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W Gibson, Manager.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
80 Rises. Gee. scr
Sun SETS. ...... 500
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 90. Ire A N. 2:O7 M
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SAILED YESTERDAY
MEMOR ANDA

Steamship Chattahoochee. New York
S Ss Juniaata, Pal adelphia.
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NAVAL SToREs-Tbe market for spirits tur-
pentne was very quiet but firm at quotations.
There was fair inquiry, with only moderate
offerings The sales during tbs day were 647
casks at 41c for regulars. At the Board of
Trade on the opening call the market was re-
ported firm at Ale for re yulars. At tho second
The market was very steady throughout the
day. There was a good inquiry and a fair
business doing The sales for the day were
about $500 barrels At the Board of
Trade on the first call the market
was reported frm. with sales of 1913
barrels, at the following quotations: A,
}, c and D nee, E S216c, F 'S715.. 9 92I6c Il
81 0219, | 81 IS. X 81 40, VI 81 so, n 81 70.
window glass % o5, water white 81 Is. At the
sales Of Az barrels
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Sweet as chaplet of roses is Atkinson's
extract OF White Rose for the hair, cleansing. in
MIGRATING and fragrant -
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ARRIVED ZIP FL

ARRIVED W FROh TNBEE YESTERDAY.
Brig Clara Pckens. Eddy, Baltimore. with
coal to D Murphy, and oil to order; vessel TO
Jos A Roberts & Co.
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CARRIAGE WORKS.
Tennessee Sale and Boarding Stable

HORSES boarded, VEHICLES kent in The
IL best Of style. and your Horses fed on the
best and given the best Of attention.
CHARLES r. MOTSINGER
80 West Broad Street.
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NEW YoRK. Aug. 1.-THE petroleun n,arsat
opened firm at 9s15c, and advanced TO e9k.
Silght reaction then occurred. but the market
recovered and closed firm at 99}sc The Stock
Exchange opening was at 9s15c; highest 9. 90 :;
lowest 9oS6c, closing at 3d. nc. The ConsoiI-
dated Exchange opening was $500. hiphest
9I2Sc; lowest $3.50; closing at 9915e The total
sales were 5OT, 900 barrels
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clear sides s. packed. Bulk meats-clesr ribs.
%, corei shoulders IS. Ness pork sl9 so
oHSar-eured hams, Sll50Gl250. Lard
NEW ORLEANS, Aug I7.-Cofee firmer; Rio
go oes, common to prime. I53z6l9I5c
ougar dull and lower; centrifugal. prime yellow
clarlnel O. l-l6c. MolaSses dull
WILMINGTON, Aug I7-Corn firm. white "a,
yellow 52c. w.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 11.-Turpentine AS "A
NEW YoRN Aug. I7-Spirits uurpentine
dull at $685.. Rosin dull
o;oJ p m.-Turpentine quiet; Rosin steady
and quiet.
y IL4INGCoS. Aug. I.-Spirits rurpentine
nrln at 40.ac. Rosin firm; strained 75c; good
strained '5c. Tar firm at 81 60 ,rude tuSpen-
nne Hrn; ard 81; yellow dip and vr<in 50 p.
CHARLESTON, Aug, 17.-TurpentIre 4lI1c.
RICE.
NV YORK, Aug. 17.-Rics steady andin fair
demand i''''
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DID YOU EVER Sci THE LIEE9
FLOOR.

One counter Ladies' Chemises, bleached and
unbleached, trimmed and untrimmed plain
and fancy, good quality muslin and well made,
prc. 25c.; down from SOC.
900 dozen Ladies peached and Unbleached
Drawers, plain and tucked, with embroidery,
DC. down from SIC.
80 dozen Chiidren's Cambria ORES SEES, With
embroidered yoke, price 35c.; down from Soc
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Gloria Six Umbrellas by the Ten, Of
Thousand.

Gloria Silk Umbrellas VITA oxiiized silver
md gold handles 20 and % inches long at Sc,
Sc, 81 IS, 81 40, 81 Is, 81 50; worth double
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Read This Twice.

lot Chidren's Blouse Suits, sizes 2to years,
price 81 25; dowg from 81
lot Ladies Creap Blouse Waists, all wool
tailor collar, sulrO sleeves, prics 81 49,; down
from g.
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FIRST FLOOR.

80 dozen Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests,
regular 75c. goods Price this week BIC
100 dozen Boys Coored tercale Waists, regu-
lar price 5Oc.; down this week to &c.
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R1cy- The market was dull, but steady and
unchanged The sales during the day were 120
Tbe Board of Ira de reports the total receipts of
rough rice from Sept to date at $50, so bushels
The total shipme ats of clean for the same
tiTe we're 90 95l bar rels distributed as follows:
To Baltimore 5l!5 barrels; to Boston, 1,!02
barrels; to New York, 1856 barrels; to Phila-
delphia 4136 barrels; to the interior, S. 1855 bar
res The stock of rough rice on hand today
was 1913 bushels and of clean 1856 barrels.
The following are the official quotations.
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demand Il" i''i'
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Sea is oo s5l ns ShaPSf i no@ 6he
sltlatllll las We quote:
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Ex-Farmer Taylor's Experiences.

Senator H. A. Taylor recently edi-
fed his fellow tillers of the soil, at
Madison assembled, on personal expert
ences and observations. Among other
good things he gave them the follow
ing:
Talk about farming. have picked
up stones until my finger ends were
worn to the very quick, have bound
grain until my hands were so filed
with Canada thistles that could hard
ly use my knife and fork, the only
tools | was ever at all expert with;
have cavorted over the meadows and
pastures with a little cedar mallet,
distributing fertilizers; have followed
the jerky plow through stony burrows;
hoed corn eleven hours in the day
when the fish were biting splendidly
in the river just beyond; turned the
grlndstone until my back was nearly
broken; pumped at the old time churn,
watching for butter that it seemed
would never come. Turned the greasy
cheese and silenced the bawling calves
with the watery whey. l have spread
the fragrant swaths of hay behind the
mowers, and choked and sweat as L
helped to NOW it away in the lofts of
the great barns, up to the big beams.
up to the very rafters where the swal-
lows build their mud nests.
Farmers, don't work your boys too
hard. Many a boy has been driven
from the farm to town where he has
become a worthless ,oafer, a starved
professional, or a bankrupt business
man, because he was worked too hard.
Boys don't like to run on errsnds and
do all sorts of odd Jobs, while the men
are sitting in the shade telling stories.
They are boys, you know, and all they
are good for is to make men of.
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The Popular Approval.

While we may not believe in the
truth of the old saying, "Vox Populi,
Vox Del in all cases, yet the popu-
lar approval is worth a good deal to
any man or enterprise, and while it is
sometimes bestowed on unworthy OBJ
jects, yet generally the public gives
its voice only TO that which has real
merit. To the politician popular ap-
prevail is the breath of life; to the
manufacturer it means success and
dollars; to the professional man it is
in great degree a necessity; and
well. everybody likes it. Railroads are
always anxious TO secure it, and make
great efforts to do so. The Burling,
ton, since its advent in the North.
west, has kept steadily in view the
good will of the travelling public, and
now has fully gained the popular ap
prevail, as the most elegant and com
Portable line from Minneapolis and st
Paul to Chicago and st. Louis. Fol-
information as to rates, and for maps
ETC., address w. j. c. Kenyon. Gen
Pass. Agent, St. Paul, MINI.
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RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. MARCH

asked of the gentleman who introduc.
ed the bill, prior 10 its indefinite post.
ponement. 1t will ever remain a
mystery whether the gentleman had
been victim of misplaced confidence
In attending a ''show" on the strength
of some lurid display bill, only to have
his expectations wrecked on the reefs
of feshIess skeletons or tamely proper
exhibitions of commonplace men and
women.
Another comical proposition was
that of a law to compel every owner
of a milch COW Tor goat to milk the
aforesaid animal twice daily. 1t be-
came the duty of every sheriff, con-
stable or other peace officer to see that
the law was faithfully complied with
in his 1ailiwick. The only feature
lacking to complete the absurdity of
this bill was the omission to provide
for a principal milk warden, with
deputies in every township, at big
salaries, to see that the law was prop
erly observed. This too went into
the oblivion of indefinite postpone
ment.
The startling revelations which
have been made within few days
past showing that more than a score
of little girls from eight to thirteen
years of age have been lured into the
dens of Chinese washermen in Mil
waukee and there ruined will go far
toward accentuating the theory that
the fewer OF those barbarians who
are admitted to this country the bet
ter it will be for it. The details of
these crimes are too gross for publica-
ton, and the depths of grief and
shame into which the fathers and
mothers of the little innocents are
plunged is unspeakable. One great
argument against laws prohibiting
Chinese migration has been that if
denied intercourse and admission here
missionaries and other good men
would be excluded from China, and
the possibility of converting the race
greatly diminished. Well, L have
thought, during the past two days,
that perhaps we, as a nation, would
better take the chances. If two lech-
erous brutes from the Orient ruin ov-
er twenty little girls in less than a
year, while it requires many years
Tor an educated and refined mission
airy to convert single Chinaman, the
odds are two great, and we would bet
ter put the bars up and say enough.
If our missionaries are sent out of
China they can come to Wisconsin
and put in their time and the money
of The benevolent in training and
teaching our own heather, with much
greater probability of desirable re-
suits. G. Il. NJ.
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Teachers Examinations.

The Spring Examinations for the Teachers OF
Saint Croix County wiz be held as follows
Baldwin ........Ma March p, D q.
River rails Normal building p % -.
Hudson, High School building = y ~
New Richmond April S, 9. 10.
All those desiring to procure certificates are
expected to be present at one Of the above named
examinations.
Two Institutes Of three days each wiz be held
one at Baldwin, beginning April l, and one al
New Richmond, beginning April l. Every
teacher in the county is expected to attend al
least one Of these Institutes, which are 70 be
conducted BY Prof l. ID. Harvey, one Of The best
Institute conductors in the state.
Daily exercises are TO begin promptly at An
LovrTA ". MOsEER, Co. supt.
New Richmond. Wis, March 2, 1853. 3
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GENTLEMES;-Deeply sensible of the
compliment implied in your call, and
sincerely grateful for the confidence
reposed in me, / hereby consent to be-
come a candidate for reelection to the
office of County Judge at the approach
ing election, assuring you aud all who
may feel interested in the proper adj
ministration of this important office,
that, if elected, my time and such
ability as l possess shall be devoted to
the faithful discharge of its duties.
J. W. HANCOCK.
ELS torth. Wis. Feb. %. 1889.
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Ch.lblains, COrns and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by c. r. Taggart. 39-1y
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ALWAYS ON Time, I"

There Is no line 50 handsomely equipped FOR
Through Passenger Service Us "The Northwest
ern Line. st. r.. NJ, & -. R'y-and the
Minneapolis, s. Paul and Chicago trains over
this line have better record for reaching either
end Il their run con time than those Of any
,,tbs~ line I'M the country
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Mr.. Hartranft stated that he used the
consecutive and promiscuous method OF
calling upon pupils during recitation, and
would seldom or never use the concert
method. He also stated that he pre-
ferred the topical to the question meth
cd. G. j. Brewer would use both.
w. r. Foley not being present his topic,
"How to assign a lesson" was quite thor
oughly discussed by the members pres
ent. The principal point brought Out
was that the average ability of the pu.
pills is to to be considered in assigning g
lesson.
A rest was taken, after which Supt
Brewer presented the subject, Glow tc
teach pupils to think" He wrote the
following outline upon the board:
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LINE

between these principal cities. the Chicago &
Northwestern system Of lines composed OF the
Chieaeo. So Paul. Minneapolis 4 Omaha. Chiea-
70 * Northwestern end Fremont Elkhorn <
No Valley R'ys--,a all advertised as ''The North
western Line - traverscs a rich and popul0us
country al.d Offers the quickest means Of reach
ing al the large towns ur villages i'm the terrific
n iuter-ectgI by it. Before selecting route,
travellers should get q foLder. with map of this
line. ana they VIII quickly ste thc advantages
oTereI AT particulars. with maps and time
tables. may 81 obtained az any station, or write
TW. TEASDALE,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, ST. Paul.