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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-15
Sixteen Lost. One Saved.

At a public dinner given to Presi-
dent Harrison one Of the guests, rath-
er conspicuously "drank to his health. .
The general pledged his toast by
drinking water. Another gentleman
offered a toast and said: General,
will you favor me by drinking a glass
of wine?' The general, in a
very gentlemanly way, begged
to be excused. He was again
urged to join in a glass of wine. This
was too much. lie rose from his seat
and said, in the most dignified man
ner:
"Gentlemen, / have twice refused
to partake of the. wine cup. hope
that will be sufficient. Though you
press the matter ever so much, not a
drop shall pass my lips. l made re-
solve when | started in life that |
would avoid strong drink. That vow
| have never broken. am one of a
class of seventeen young men who
graduated at college together. The
other sixteen members of my class
now fill drunkards' graves-and all
from the pernicious habit Of wine
drinking. / owe all my health, my
happiness and prosperity to that reso-
luton. Would you urge me to break
il uoWl"
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Last Tuesday John Meyer left home
on the O'Clock train for his farm -
Dakota in usual good health. After
arriving in st. Paul and purchasing a
ticket for his destination, and making
other purchases for bis farm. and
while waiting for the train, he sud-
denly dropped dead from ap0plexy
/ His family was notified Immediately
| The body was embalmed and brought
here the next day on the evening
train, and the funeral was held at the
| family residence Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Mr.. Meyer was an old
resident of this place. lie leaves a
widow, one son and two daughters.
Mrs. A. E. Goodwin of Rock ford,
ILL.,. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ii.
\ n. Holman, of this place.
Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. LePaige of
Baldwin are visiting Mrs. w. G. Hal
| lett.
Miss Julia Roberts of Wahpeton,
OAK, is guest of the Misses Dill.
Mrs. Martha Foster returned to
River Falls Thursday.
Station agent Hallett and family
leave Friday for Dubuque where be
will resume the duties of station agent.
Mr.. Hallett has always been a gentle
manly and obliging agent and we are
sorry To lose him.
f. II. Ives returned from a business
trip through the country Monday
night.
Justice Adams is spending a few
days in River Falls.
B. F. Gilman and family are visiting
relatives at Diamond Bluff.
G. L. Bowman has assumed the du.
ties of postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis and their
daughter May left Monday night for
Bloomington, Ill.
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ETniaen KocH.

Rev. j. HaW changed pulpits with
Rev. Helms of Ellsworth last Sunday.
S. p. Fay of Ellsworth was visiting
in town last week.
J. d. TTumbull made a business
trip to st. Paul last Thursday.
W. E. Barker and daughter of Lake
City were in town last Saturday.
Mrs. John Haw is visiting her par
ents at Augusta, Wis.
Mrs. Whipple of Lake City spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. F. w.
Carpenter.
II. L. Fowler of Milwaukee was
looking up insurance and diagraming
our village Monday.
Steamer Pepin run an excursion to
Red Wing Wednesday evening to
FoTepaugh's circus.
Miss Fay has returned to her home
in Ohio.
Jacob Drummer is moving back tC
his farm near Plum City. A. Cook is
to occupy the Merrill house left va
cant by Mr.. Drummer.
Mrs. Charley Kaye spent Sunday
with her parents at Lake City.
V. e. Clifford of Lake CITY was over
Monday to look after his grain. He
seems well pleased with the prospects
of good yield.
Geo. Raab of Pepin spent Sunday in
town.
4. S. Otis and J. ID. Trumbull made
a business trip to Ellsworth Tuesday
F. w. Carpenter is putting up wind
mill on his farm. He has a well 81
fit, deep.
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APernicious Habit.

Why is it that oar young men and
boys can't or won't "let up" in the
practice of the pernicious and health
destroying habit of cigarette smoking!
A few days ago lad of eighteen who
had lost his head from this cause, died
in lunatic asylum. Another New
Yorker who used six packages of CT
garettes a day committed suicide
while suffering from temporary insan-
ity which the attending physician as
cribed to his indulgence in this vice.
Every week or two brings to light
some other case in which bright boy
has become a wreck. 1t is only neces'
sary TO look at the fingers Of the con-
firmed cigarette smoker and see how
the nicotine has penetrated through
the outer skin or cuticle to the flesh
below, in order to understand the eff
feet of this insidious poison upon the
more delicate mucous membranes OF
the throat and lungs. Win the young
sters ever learn that they are carrying
their lives in their hands and event
ually must pay the penalty that reach
es in one form or another, the opium
eater and drunkard!-The Metropolis
| tan,
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1O.pound boy at Fred Routes last

A 10-pound boy at Fred Routes last
Tuesday.
John Gordon was arrested last Sat
urday by Sheriff Robson on warrant
sworn out by Ed. Leach for stealing
ginseng. The hearing took place last
Thursday, before Justice Garfield and
the prisoner was bound over for the
Circuit Court by giving $500 bail.
Trimbelle will soon have an odd
Fellows lodge.
Lang Daniels will give a dance at
his hall Aug. ed, and invites every
body. Tickets fifty cents.
Lightning struck the barn of E. p.
Smith and set it on fire. The flames
were extinguished before much dam
age was done.
Andrew Tildening had lively run
away last week. Wagon a. d team
turned over several times, but little
damage was done.
\ large number of Trimbellians
were in Ellsworth last Thursday to
hear the trial of John GOrden.
George Meacham struck water at
- feet, and has now 10 feet of il in
his well.
Reports of threshers are very favor
able. SO bushels of rye per acre is re.
ported from several farms and 81 and
- bushels of winter wheat.
Since our last writing we learned
that about l. cellars have been brok-
en- into.
While Charley Daniels was riding
on a sulky rake the horse became
frightened near the bridge at Crary's
iGill. The boy was thrown from the
seat and in front of the tines. which
inflicted several wounds on his head
and broke his collar bone. One OF the
wheels Of the rake run up the braces
of the bridge. about feet high. thus
letting the boy out. dropping him on
the bridge. Poor Charlie was picked
up by one of the millers and carried
into the mill where the blood was
stopped and everything done TO relieve
him. DR.. n. c. Woodworth dressed
his wounds, and at this writing there
IS hope Of the boys recovery.
Moses C0rnelisOn sold his old separa-
tor and horse power to Mr.. Eckland of
| the town Of Trenton FOR SI50.
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ASSESSMENT NOFEs.--The real estate
valuation is 1922. SIS. The persona
property valuation is S56,0Sl.
Only one span of mules in town and
those are owned by John Elliott.
The farm products. grain, etc., on
hand ut the time of assessment
amounted to only 500 in the whole
town.
So, IFS in money, bonds, notes and
mortgages is the aggregate amount
this town pleads guilty of possessing.
Matt Dill owns the most horses and
cattle.
S. G. Johnson and Victor Bailey own
respectively $50 and $40 sheep.
g. W. McMurphey and Sven Young
gTen own the greatest number of We.
hicles on wheels and runners--six
each.
ID. w. Currier and A. Walter carry
the most valuable watches.
There are 80 musical instrume1tS
owned in town with an aggregate
value of $7S5.
The most valuable forty acres OF
farming land is owned by G. w. Nc
Murphey.
The state school money has been
apportioned by the town clerk and is
now in the hands of the treasurer
ready for school use.
The town clerk has prepared a list
of books according TO the district
library law. and will deliver the books
belonging to each district to the dis
trict clerk or librarian in few weeks
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-~N~
ITdFteTt.

Most of the farmers are through
harvesting. Several threshing ma
chimes will start up this week.
Mr.. Lougan Las commenced on his
his hotel. The main part is 30x3O,
and the kitchen is KSx20 TT.
Charley Westrum is clerking fol
Bonsness K Winger.
Ole Winger from Minneapolis is
here on visit.
The telephone is ready for use
The office will be at BOusness' store.
II. Harris has moved to Baldwin
Mrs. Carrie Berger of Hudson has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Austerud.
Z. p. Easily lost two boxes of honey
containing from 80 to so lbs, by theft
few nights ago.
A. j. Henriksen and DIR. B. E.
Weeks of River Falls rode theil
bicycles from River Falls to Martel
the other day in two hOnrs, distance
of 10 miles.
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Plums and blackberries are now
ready to be gathered.
Thomas Gore has finished his work
at Jas. Riee's and returned to his
home in WinnebagO Co. where he will
remain until Nov. Then he will come
to this part of the state to spend the
winter.
Edward Compbell is canvalescing.
Miss Libbie Campbell, Mrs. Simon
Groot, and Miss Ellie GrOOt went to
Durand Sunday to see Mrs. Ella Louis,
who had the consumption. She died
before they reached there, and was in
tered in the Durand cemetry Mon
day at O'Clock.
Simon Groot commenced threshlng
at his place Tuesday afternoon.
A party of young folks from this
vicinity went to Red Wing Wednesday
to attend Paugh's circus.
John Wild will do accommodation
threshing for his neighbOrs at his
place during the week.
Bee hunters are numerous. Some
are having splendid luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands of Eau Gale Wis
tied at Edward Campbell's saturday
and Sunday.
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Miss Bridget Lynch is home for a
few weeks from st. Pau.
HIS. West has purchased a team of
horses and will work his place himself
in the future.
Mrs. r. Sorenson of hlenominie WIS.,
tied a couple of weeks in town short
time ago.
The rain last week tore some of our
roads pretty badly, but they are now
passable.
Jas. A. Glendenning has been en-
gagged to teach the winter term OF
school in his own district this winter.
It is his fifth term in that district.
Mrs. John O'Brien is spending a
few days in town looking after her
farm produce.
A party of six men from Red Wing
was in this vicinity last week hunting
prairie chickens but failed to get a
chicken apiece. and while they were
searching for game some one not many
miles away from where they landed
entered their boat and stole their
grub"
Threshing machines may be seen
and heard in every direction.
A few nights ago some sneak thieves
broke into John and Vim. Schooner s
smoke houses and stole all the meat
that was in both houses.
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Ed. IveTson of Spring Lake, aged %,
died of diptheria Aug. D.
The house of John Handvelt of Ono
was struck by lightning last week,
and Mr.. IL. was seriously injured by
the shock.
Mrs. Grants sons returned home
from st. Paul Monday evening, recall
ed by the dangerous illness of their
mother.
Mr.. Bowman was called to Prescott
last week, to take immediate charge
of the Post-Office. Before his depart
IRE the Institute pupils presented
their. teachers, Messrs. Bowman, Lo.
water, and Irvine, with handsome
copies of TennysOn, Shakespeare, and
Scott. A social and whittier even
ing was given at the Institute last
week.
Miss Nina Lowater will teach the
Wayerly school next winter.
George Lechler is building a new
dwelling house at Farmhill.
Mr.. Bickford, who has been work.
ing for Frank Lowater, has gone to
Dakota to work in harvest.
Thos. Gore, who has been at work
here for some time, has gone home to
Neenah.
A sidewalk is being built from Mr..
Hawn's hoHse TO Condit's store. II
will be rallied across the creek.
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Miss Rhettie Sutherland returned TO
her home in Emerald last Thursday.
Jas. a. Glendenning and family OF
Oak Grove spent Saturday and sunday
IN town.
Robert Kaley's homo was invaded
last Tuesday night 10y an infant son,
and five by twelve smile now illumi-
mates Roberts countenance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips have moved
to New York City.
Miss Lucy Morgan returned last
Wednesday from her visit TO Emerald.
Uri Conner Spent Sunday in Wood
vile with his uncles family.
The z. " base ball club played a
game with the Emerald nine the first
of the week.
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Blackberries are ripening. but fires
destroyed large share of them.
Engineer Shorn of Fire Co. No. g.,
st. Paul. arrived to join his wife in a
short visit at Mr.. Rostron's.
Miss Rebecca Almquist of Trenton
was guest of Elida Casperson last
week.
Mr.. L. Hidden of Diamond Bluff held
service at A. JohnsOn's last Sunday.
Misses Sarah Engles and Mamie
Disjardin are at home again after a
brief visit in Hudson.
A good yield of grain is reported
from this section.
A band of Cherokee Indians passed
through this place on their way home
last Monday.
A little girl at Geo. Churchill's is
just recovering from scarlet fever.
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drayman rolled forth from his cart to the
A red headed barrel. wen bound am complete.
And on it red letters ike toTked Argues OF
Emblazoned the grade. number, quality. fame.
of this world renowned whisky from somebody
still
who arrested the grain or the way to the mill.
SO there stood the barrel delivered. butt
Could see that a shadow was lowering Nigh
A sulphurous shadow. that grew as I gazed
10 the form Of Mephisto. Thou Isorely amazed.
] yentured % question this imp Of the realm
Where Vice Is the pilot. with Crime at the helm,
And asked him politely his mission TO name,
And if he was licensed to retail the same
Identical barrel OF whisky which he
Was fondly surveying with demoniac glee!
ooh, | never handle hestuiF" he replied,
my partners mortal are trusted and tried,
Mayhgp peTudventure you might wish 10 look
At the invoice complete-I viii read from this
book
You viii find that this barrel contains somethin'
more
Than forty-two gallons Of whisky galore"
And ere I could slip but another word in,
He checked il of gayly, this cargo of sim
"a barrel Of headaches. Of heartaches, Of woes,
A barrel Of curses, a barrel Of blows
A barrel OF tears from the world weary wife:
barrel of sorrow, barrel Of strife;
barrel Of all nnavailing regret;
A barrel OF crime and barrel of pain
A barrel of hopes ever blasted and vain;
A barrel of ia lsehOOd, q barrel of cries
That fall from the maniac's lips as he dies;
A barrel of pOis0n--of this nearly full:
A barrel of poverty, ruin and blight;
A barrel of terrors that grow with the night
A barrel Of hunger barrel OF groans;
A barrel of orphans most Rliiful moans
A barrel Of serpents that Mss as they pass
From the bead on the liquor that glows in the
My barrel my treasure bid thee farewell
Sow ye the foul seed, l reap II in hell :"
Wisconsin Prohibition ST.
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Diamond Bhuf

The greatest rain of the season fell
on Thursday of last week.
Webby Hill spent last week at st.
Paul.
L. I. leighton and family have
removed to Eau Claire.
Irwin Hull and family of Winona are
the guests of l.. G. Burke.
Mrs. NJ. L. Sparks is frustrating
with her husband, who is on the Str.
Sea Wing.
The Diamonds won the game re-
Gently played with the Spring Grove
nine.
Our roads are in bad shape for fast
driving
The Beldenville club. with Ellsworth
men, defeated the Diamonds last Satur-
day at Trimbelle, making the second
defeat, only, for the season.
G.. A. Nero has gone oft as operator
on the Northern Pacific.
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First publication Aug. s, 1881
pg0BATE NlTlCE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, - County Court FOL
- Pierce County. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular term
Of the County Court 70 De held IN ana i5r sac
county. at the Office Of the County Judge in the
village OF Ellsworth in said county, OF the FIRST
Tuesday (being the third day) Of September, A.
D. 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. n, the following mattel
will be heard and considered:
The application of SOren Halvorsen 20 admit
to probate the last VIII and testament OF HalT0l
T. Herum, late of the town Of Martell IN said
county decea sed. and for letters of administra-
ton with the viii annexed 10 be issued 70 g. q
y Heyerdfhl, OF the town Of Martell, Pierct
COUNTY Wisconsin
Dated August 5th. 1889
By order Of the Court,
J. W. HAg6ocK.
l6-1W County Judge.
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Mrs. Serene of Lansing, Ia, and Mrs.
Perry of Pepin were the guests of Mrs.
Lizzie Smith last week.
Miss Minnie Gleason of Durand Wis.
tied friends here the past week.
Mr.. Seaton and Miss Sarah Seaton
of Lansing, Ia. came last week to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Jas. McNeal.
Miss Seaton has the Wood school en-
gagged for the fall and winter terms.
Quite a number of the young men
have gone to Minnesota 10 thresh.
Frank Hatch came to Ono Saturday
night and returned Sunday.
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pPOBaTE N0TlCE

CTATE OF WISCONSIN. - County Court for
- Pierce County. In Probate.
Notice Is hereby given that at the regular term
Of the County Court 70 be held In and for said
county, at the Office Of the County Judge ia the
village Of Ellsworth, in said county, on the first
Tuesday tbeing the third day. Of September, A.
D. lso9, AZ 10 o'clock ST., the following matter
viii be heard and considered.
The application 81 sarah HGlvOrson % admit
% probate the Inst VIII and testament Of Ha1vor
HalyOrs0n, late Of the town OF Marteli. in said
county, deceased, aud for letters tesiamentary
thereon 70 be issued TO the executor named IL
said viii.
Dated August 5lh. 1882
By order Of the Court
J ". HANCOCK,
LOW County Judge.
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PrEEPEF's satE M EopEct noupE

ElRCUIT cot RT-Fierce County. Randall s
~ Burhyte Plaintiff, against Hans Anderson
and -ina Aude son defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of en6
pursuant 70 the judgment Of foreclosure and
sale rendered in the above entitled action on the
10Th day of June, A. y. lsSs, and entered on the
I'd day Of June 4. d. isss, I shall on the 2ltt
day Of August. 4. j.. Is.9 at one O'Clock in the
afternoon Of Tat day az the front door Of the
pOst-otIce In the City OF River Falls, Pierce
county, Wisconsin, expose 10 sale and sell g. the
highest bidder for cash the real estate ia and hJ
said Judgment directed 20 be sold, a. described
as follows to-wst
The northeast quarter 81 the Torth-wosi
quarter 81 section five % in township twenty.
seven ca north Of range seventeen az west Ia
Pierce county, Wisconsin.
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. D. lss9.
+. /. PERaIN, Referee.
SMITH & NAENATTA,
PlH Attorneys. l2-7w
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, - County Court fOl
- Pierce County. In the matter Of the viii Of
Asaph Pratt deceased. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the claims anC
demands Of all persons agains, ~saph Pratt, de
ceased late OF the city Of River Falls 10 said
county Of Pierce, viii be received, examined
and adjusted by the County Court Of Pierce
county at the regular terms Of said Court 20 DC
held at the Office of the County Judge in thC
village of Ellsworth, in and for said county, OF
the first Tuesday Of February and on the frs
Tuesday of March. A. ID. 1890.
Also that six months from and after the eighth
day of August, a. D. 1859, is the time limited FOL
creditors Of said Asaph Pratt, deceased, 10 pre-
sent their claims to said court for examination
and allowance.
Dated August Sth, 1sS9.
BY order OF the Court,
j. W. HANCOCK.
l6-5w County Judge
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REFEREES SIZE m EnREcI neIpE

EIECUIT COG&T-Pieree County. MARY Ma
u lone plaintiff. agRtnst Mary Mullem Agnes
Mulien- Eliza ann Mullen. aud John McKeever.
az administrator Of estate Ct James Mullen,
deceased defendants
Notice r. hereby given that By virtue Of and
pursuant 20 the judgment Of foreclosure and
sale rendered il the above entitled action on
the 20th day Of june 1858. and entered on the
18th day Of July, 1855, / shall on the 9th dav ~
August, A. D. iss9, az one O'Clock iu the after.
mon 81 that day al The front door Of the rf,st.
Office in the City Of River Falls. Pierce county.
Wisconsin, expose % sale and eel 70 tie hfghes.
bidder for cash the real estate 10 and BY SAID
Judgmeut directed to be sold, aud described a.
follows, to-Wit.
The southeast quarter Of the southeast QUAR-
ter 81 section seven fl town twenty-Eix sA~
FsHas eighteen ilsl west, ia PIER -, s,l5 =
C0nsiB. x county Wis
Naied this r..
T. L. PEaRIS, Referee.
SIXTH & NAESATrA
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EnVtrr IN cpEnfTnQQ

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, - County Court for
- Pierce County. In the matter Of the estate OF
Iames O'Mara. deceased In Probate
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands cf all persons against James q Mara
deceased late of the town Of Spring Lake, in
said county of Pierce, viii be received, examined
and adjusted by the County Court Of Pierce
county. at the regular terms of said court. 70 be
held at the office of the County Judge in the
village oil Ellsworth, in and Tor said county, on
the first Tuesday of February and on the first
Tuesday Of March, A. D. 1890.
Also that six months from and after the eighth
day ofAugust, A d. 1889 is the time limited fol
creditors of said James O'Mara, deceased, 70 pre-
sent their claims TO said court for examination
and allowance.
Dated August 9Th, 1859.
BY order Of the Court,
J. W. HANCOCK,
16-5w County Judge
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LINE

between these principal cities. the Chicago s
Northwestern system Of lines composed Of the
Chicago. &. Paul. Minneapolis 4 omaha, Chica-
20 < Northwestern and Fremont. EikhOrn S
No valley E'ys-,a advertised as '-The North
western Line, s tu,vtrses q rich AMI pcpUlou'
country. ana ofTers tile quickest means ofrcach-
I'M. alI The large towns - villages ia the terrific
n iut,r~eeteJ rs ~ Before selecting q route
traveller. should ger a folder. with map of this
line. ana they win quickly see the ADJ ,ntage'
offered All particulars. with maps and lime
tabIes. may Dc obtained Il any station. OF VIII.
direct u
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Sixth Outline in Physiology.
Digestion.
/. Definition
2. General Plan.
3. Alimentary Canal.
a. Month.
b. Pharynx.
C. Esophagus.
d. Stomach.
e. Small Intestines.
+. Large Intestines.
4. Changes produced.
a. Mechanical.
b. Chemical.
5. Divisions of Process.
a. MasticatioR.
Q) 0rgan9 engaged.
~ Changes produced.
90 Importance.
b. Stomach Digestion.
tD Structure of Stomach.
(2J Changes produced.
(3) Absorption.
C. Intestinal Digestion.
Q) Structure of intessnes.
~ Changes produced.
(3) Absorption.
8. Hygiene.
a. Manner of eating.
b. Amount of food taken.
C. Frequency of meals.
d. Time at which meals are
eaten.
e. Conditions of mind while
eating.
Luxurious foreign substances
Oh Alcoholic drinks.
t2l Tobacco.
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ALWAYS ON Tine, =

Tsc-e IS no line Sd handsomely equipped for
Through Passenger Service as "The Northwest
err IineH-C-, St. r., 81. & o. Ey-and the
Minneapolis, So. Paul ana Chicago trains over
thi- lire have better record for reaching either
end Of their run .'un time IRAN tn0se Of any
49, An. III IL. unnntrE.