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Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
HoMoRrNo THE DEAD.
Marble Blocks Erected to the Heroes Of
Custer.

The work of fencing the Custer battle
ground, which is now national ceme-
terry, is about completed. Capt. Owen
j. Sweets, OF the Twenty-fifth United
States infantry. is placing head and
foot stones of white marble over the
graves where Custer's men fell. They
bear the inscription:
Here fell u Soldier Of
The Seventh United States Cavalry,
June %, 1876.
There are 229 st ones to he set, and
about l5O have been placed in posi-
ton. The seventeen officers who fell
in the battle on the Little Big Horn
will have handsome slabs of marble
erected over the spot where they fell.
\ cottage will he built at the north
west corner OF the enclosure and u
keeper appointed to take care OF the
Custer battlefield. This work was rec
commended by Gen. Brisbin and carried
through in Washing ON by the late
Senator Beck.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

What is money? Money is not prop
erty; it is not wealth; in fact, it is not
u material substance. IL has no di-
mensiOns, no form, no color no length u,
breadth or thickness. The s,lbst ances
used IN making money possess all
these qualities, hut money itself does
not. Take a silver dollar, or gold
eagle - these are money and melt
them. The met al remains as heavy
and pure rs it was, but it is not money.
Where has the money gone? II you
can get hold OF the dies ana remold
the coins, they are rs nice and bright
as ever; but they are counterfeit now
and you are liable to berth in the
penitentiary. What have you coun-
terfeited? Not the gold or silver: il is
~ pure as ever. Iou have counter
feited money.
What is money made fOr9 Money is
made to facilitate the exchange of
property. II is not property in itself,
but represents property. \ sells a
house or farm to B, who receives the
deed from A, and the latter receives
the money from B. Neither OF them
has received pay as yet. BIS deed only
represents certain piece OF property
described in it, and would never he
worth more to him than that much
blank paper if he did not take posses
sion OF the property described in it.
As money would never be worth any
thing to him or any one else unless he
spent it for property or loaned it for
interest. We have seen that money is
not material thing, that the mate
rial used is not money at all, but
simply represents value; what a hu-
initiating spectacle do We behold in
seeing sO-calied great statesmen wrang-
ling over the size and weight of dol
lar, so as to make it worth more,-
ID. Oslesby.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
MONTANA HORSES.
What an Eastern Horsemsn Has to Say Of
Montana Colts.

We elliptic following from The Horse
man of May 1:
| 1fFaust, ,three-year-old record 2:1li,
and Wanita, 2:2li, as three-year-
old, and 2:2Oia when four years old.
were brought to their speed under he
difficulties hereinafter cited by an east
ern expert horseman travelling through
Montana, they should 'fright the
souls OF their adversaries in this year
of grace. Our critical rover writes:
81 am like Scott Quinton, for I nave
heard him say he thought the east
good enough for him. The ideas OF
training trotters held by some owners
have met i'm the far west are beyond
any ones comprehension. Ihave seen
colts not yet broken that are entered
in stakes against others that could
beat 2:4O last year as two-year-olds,
and all are also in against the Cali
fOrnia colts. In the east we would
wonder that such gOslings were being
handled for trotters. Some stables
have only one boy on four or five
horses, and think he ought to do more.
Yet the writing on the blackboard
shows that the chips fly from The logsO
hewn. No man can train. say eight
horses, with two men, but you can't
change their views i'm hurry. Yet
this Is great horse country; lots OF
well-bred ones at the Deer .odse track.
Trainer Hanley has a gang of trott~rs
and runners. Mr.. sutton has nine gal
lOIers in town. Sam Scott has three
young ones that will soon go and do it.
Dewitt has three fast ones
that can 60 some now. Down at Viii
low run farm Smith has eight head i'm
all going and looking well.
Allen, 2:35, by Star Ethan, he drovea
quarter lately to "a skeleton wagon IN
81 seconds. Bay Bird, three years
old. by Jay Bird, out OF mare by
George Wilkes, was shown up. and
though scarcely broken, went u 2:4O
Flip. Waukesha, by Brown Wilkes, is
last for three-year-Old. Ned Wilkes.
by Bartholomew Wilkes, five years
DID, looks as il he could 90 some. Yule
Tide, two years old, by Albert W..
lam by Sultan, is a beauty, and Just
broken. Two by Piedmont and one
by Victor Won Bismarck are i'm Smiths
stable. Mr.. Quimby is also jogging
several youngsters on the farm by Al
bert W., WoodfOrd Wilkes and Field
mont, most of them just getting way
yised, and are expected to go fast
rwo days racing will be given in June.
and trotting. Roads dry and
'ard and some dust, but most of the
'tock looking we'll"
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

Chicago Tribune: Spudaway-It's
astonishing what these ght-of-hand
men can do. saw Prof. Bitten ouc.
spin an ordinary top upside down on
"a ceiling for fifteen minutes.
Bllnker-That was a mere trick.
knew man in Utica once that could
dance for hall an hour on top OF "A
picket fence.
Jimes (contemptuouslyl - That's
nothing. Old Dave Persimmons. down
in Lee township, could put IA black
walnut between two OF his toes and
crack it.
Griffum with a sneer)-Do you call
that strength? jeff Chitwood. IA fellow
] used to know down on Crooked creek.
could balance u blacksmith's anvil ON
his nose. I've seen him do it many
time.
Swilk-I don't doubt it a bit. cot
on a North side cable ear Yesterday.
took a transfer at Diversev street.
Car was right there-,lldn't have to
wait a second
Spudaway, Blinker, Jimes and GRIT
tum tvOciierouslyl That's lie.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
Philosophy Of the Street.

People with too much "git" some
times get left.
Nothing lowers PERSONS standing
faster than being a chronic grumbler.
Prejudice has a great deal do with
works that rightly belong to istice.
The most unhappy Great e that
appears in public or private life is an
ex-boss.
A fanatic may be cured by expert
ence; but fool is a fool from the
cradle to the grave.
The most dangerous form OF wick
edness is the kind that assumes
the glilse OF being funny. = Milwaukee
Journal.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
He Would Assist.

Young man." he said, addressing
Perkins at the door OF II saloon, "do
you know the nature OF the place YOU
ale about To enter?'f
"oh, yes; am well known about
here
don't you want to help me put
down this destroyer OF homese"
well. yes; | would Just as soon
take drink with you as any one.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29

Milkmantto applicant for situation)
You have had experience, have you.
Appllcant-oh, yes, sir.
"on which side of COW do you sit
to milk -
''rhe outside, sir"
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
Wool-sToRINc FACILITIES.

Warehouse
Wool Wool IN Judith and Wolf Creek
this the point % haul their woo,w
desiring o sell or ship.
ttlemen
din
he shortest road
kinds at BED ROCK PRICES Also "a
RrORDERS BY Mali. GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-29
I. C. POWER & BRO.
LEWIsToWN, MONTANA,
Call SPECIAL Attention Their COMPLETE Assert
General Merchandise.
Dry Goods Department.

Wool enrie atl,than
sand
AL ukmlrf
srcting tainsan full
q Spires
Magnificent Line Of Notions.
and xmres,
t Of
Trunks
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
PROPOSED AMESDaESTs TO THE
COySilTT TiON.


i8y ~ LGEsE rE-r.-g .toS 80 ;.
HorsF tclx1 sEstLrrtoy 80 ). p-orsaus
- tussll.'t.fCuf o. -cs lsst- tArre- .lua TWEEN
= csc % zrs..-is eco 81 i',~ constitution.
= e -s-s'.-f - g. ~ s'-,ssf-f va s'a.s 81
= zsi.1sri -, -.-lrF ~ ~ .asaai-r sir~srt -
sD,'ri"S .. gh- Glowing proposition to
-lit-lff f.r-- fies.i -fsI'i - tiis stais 90 Kan
-.s y herehy s.icf l's'l ' It's ,i,-s f--i ciec-
'nrs u ilit ststr ~ .tair apia"NH! m ssicr-
tifsr rtHrlelv. Faa. -.ati1n ft-rr ats, J. fsst,
i.e lfiseiift'-i - trtl ~, -tni. -iszii rrar -
foilows: sertsna r. IT, rssrIl,-rS 80 tn Zee
thcir ssrvie-s ~ -l-- .! tl.rys- 1..liar~ az
zach tays's s-turi S-ry4c- - any r~rrlsr nr
sI-~iai sessiou. and un--en cert- Tor each
u,ii- Travelled ~ e be usual route ln giving 10
snd rvturfi!ns frsn he place of meeting:
hui no rnfipC Hsafifsl gnaH - aiinwesi ~
paid 70 sny nsmn-T for Hiorc thar niuety
than thirty days - auy srCriai session. And
thai secgiun tsTrnfy-Avt 90 -ri.clr two l.-
snIsni-1 - a. 10 T-rd a. follows: Ss-rti"n
-. All sessions d tine legislature snail nc
sions shsii - ECld once ~ two years. com-
nIenriuR on 'hs lrst Tuesday "f December Of
Tuesday 90 Deerioher, A. y. one Thousand
I eight hand 81 and ninety.
SIC. 2 THIS proposition shall he Submit
81 ca the electors OF this state a. the eeneral
election Of representatives io the legislature
VA the year A. u. eighteen hundred and
ninety, for their approval Or rejection.
Tbsse voting la favor OF this proposition
sh.li have written OF printed on their ballots.
"fOr the amendment 90 sections thres and
tEsnty-ivc OF article twn of tho con~litu-
I ton" tllOss voting against the ssld PROPOSE
| tton shall have Nfittsn or prlntrd ON their
hallOt-. Against the amendment 10 ssstion-
three and twenty-five OF article tvo 81 the
I constitution" Said ballots shalt be received
/ aud said vuies shall he taken, counted, can
vss-cd. aud returns thereof be made, la the
same manner ami In al respa'is - Il pro-
Via-sl by law in ra~c OF the election ~ repre-
s-utafiyss 70 the legislature.
I SIC. Z THIS resolution shall take effect
/ snf be IN lore nom and amer va publication
IA the sta;dte book.
I AppIuyvd March I. $50.
/ hsr-by certify thai the fnrcgClng is . true
| and correct copy OF the original enrolled
, resolution uuu on fir IN NV once, aud that
. the z-sItie took effect ~ publication Ia this
statute book Nav aith. tsS1
Z WILLIAM Hl'-GINS. SerrsfdTs 81 sfais
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
ACONSECTICI-T sToRy

A man in rather Indifferent cir,
cumstanees, surrounded by q large
family, being entirely out OF meat
had recourse to the sheepfold Of 9
neighbor, "a wealthy farmer, for re.
lief. The nelghbor, having O large
flock Of sheep, did not perceive be
had lost any until ore Of the finest
Of the flock, very large and fat. was
missing, and, counting his sheep, he
found he had lost several. UnabIe
to account for this extraordinary
loss, he resolved, q few nights after,
to watch. About midnight he OBJ
served an unaecounLable disturb
anee among the sheep, by the ap-
pearanee Of q man dressed in dis
guiss. Curiosity, a. well as to OIL
serve the conduct Of the person so as
TO find him out, induced him to lie
still. In the flock there wac o ram
with which, II seems the man vas In
the habit OF couverslng, a. if he had
been the actual owner Of the sheep:
"Well, Mr.. Ram, 4" said the noetur-
nal visitor, 81 have come TO buy an
other sheep; have you any more 10
sellr"
Upon which he replies himself, rs
III tlte ltTrbH OF the I6uls
Yes, have sheep to SELL"
BY this time the wner of the sheen
perceived him to be one Of his neigh
bors.
"what will you take for that fat
wether?" says the purchaser.
Four dollars" says Ar Ram.
THAT IL = very high price," says
the man, "but as you are 90 good as
to wait ON me for the pay, think
will take him. Well, Mr.. Ram"
the honest sheep buyer,
let me see, how many sheep have I
bought Of your"
"1f am not mistaken" says Mr..
Ram, "thls makes the NTH"
He then went on TO cast mp the
amount Of the whole; aud. after Civ
ing Mr.. Ram q polite Invitation to |
call on him for the pay, and bidding
him good night, led the wether home,
while the owner lay laughing at the
novelty Of the scene, ~ highly graft
lied ~ 10 he hsd received ample pay
Tor the whole.
A few nights AfteFward, when be
bis neIghbor was nearly
but OF mutton, he caught the old ram
md tied little bag under hls neck,
md placed . piece OF paper between
he horns, on which he wrote, In
arge letter: 81 have come for my
Day" Under the line be footed up
he whole amount az the ave sheep
,xactly - bis Relghbor had done, g.
be then took the ram to the
IeighboT's house, where he tied him
near his door, and went home.
When the neighbOr arose In the
morning, he vas not little surpris-
II to fnd sheep tied al his door;
'ut 70 IL beyond words TO express his
when he found that it
Ess the old ram With which he had
'een dealin { 30 extensively In NUT
on, with his eFrand on hls forehead,
nd the amount of the Eve sheep &C.
urately figured out a. he had done
few nights before In the person Of
he ram.
SUfiice u Ia say, he obtained the
money, aud after tying It up nicely {
D the bag, and tearing the paper
rom his horns, set the ram q llber- {
7, which Immediately ran home,
ngliug bis money, as ~ proud Of !
aViug accomplished bic errand 20
re no sGsil Qualification Of bic
UneF. q
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
Senator ingalls,, In his

Senator ingalls,, in his recent
speech at Pittsburg, discussing the
money question and the methods Of
getting rich, sald:
Mr.. Jay Gould aud ] started out
In life about the same time. He had
. patent mouse-trap and ! had the
sheepskin Of Law yer. He act his
In Wall street, and came very rear
taking the earth with it, and ] want
90 say 10 you with entire confidence
60 60 no farther that the only reason
why have not got 20 much money
rs Jay Gould has got In because |
didn't know how 10 get 10. ] have
examined the revised statutes aud
every statute that has been enacted
since my majority was attained snd
I have failed to discover any legisla-
tIen that prevented me from acqulr-
ing 800, 0D,O0 It's too late now.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
EHhaastIan OF Talk.

How long the lamp OF conversation
holds out to burn between two per-
sons only, il curiously set down 10
the following passage. from Count
Gonfalloinier'R account of his impris-
oumeut: Fifteen years | existed
in n dungeon ten feet square. Dur
ing ak years I had n companion /;
during nine I was alone, could
never rightly distinguish the face OF
him whO shared my captivity In the
eternal twilight OF our cell. The
| first year we talked necessarily to-
gathsr; We related onr past lives our
Joys forever gone, over and over
again. The next year we enInmuni-
ested to each other our thoughts and
ideas on all subjects. The third year
we hsd no ideas to communicate: We
were beginning TO lose the power Of
reflection. The fourth, nj the Inter
| val ut q month or 50. we would open
our llPa to ask each other II Il we're
possible that the world went OF ~
gay aud bustllng ~ when We formed
. portion Of mankind. The fifth we
were silent. The sixth lac was taken
away, | never knew where, TO exc
cutlou ar to liberty. But was glad
when he was gone; even solitude
was better than the pale, vacant face
One day nc must have been q year
or two after my companion left mel
the dungeon door was opened. and a
voice, whence proceeding 1 knew
not, uttered these words: "By order
of his Imperial MsIesty, intimate
10 you that your wife died one year
ago" Then the door was shut. aud
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
nsxrrsrr I'm. noxArcas

Extract nom Henst0f fnsAlls Epeeeh-
No enduring fabric % nstional
prosperity cen be builied In gold.
Gold 10 the money sf moBsrehs:
kings eovet u; the exchanges OF ns-
tons are enacted by Il. Its tendency
n 20 accumulate In vast masses In
the commercial eentefs, and 10 move
from Kingdom to Kingdom In such
volumes N 90 unssttle the values
and disturb the finances Of the world.
IL n the instrument II gamblers and
speculaiors. and the idol Of the miser
and thief. Being the object Of 80
much alteration ID becomes naughty
and sensitive, and whenever Il Il
most needed 70 always Disappears.
look for 8 refuge. IL flies from the
nation ct war to the nstion At peace.
War makes 10 Q fugitive. No people
In a great emergency ever found .
faithful ally In gold. IL IL the most
eowardly aud treaeberous Of all
metals. II makes no treaty that IL
does not bresk. IL has no friend
that u does not sooner or later be-
tray. Armies and navies are not
maintained by guild. In time OF
panic sod calamity, Shipwreck AMI
disaster, 10 becomes the chief agent
and minister OF ruin. No nation
ever fought q great war by the aid ~
gold. TN the contrary, In the crisis
Of greatest peril 10 becomes an enc
my more potent than the foe In the
field; hut when the battle IL won
and peace has been secured the gold
reapPears and claims the fruits al
victory. In our own civil war Il l.
doubtful ~ the gold OF New York
and London did not work us greater
injury than the powder and lead and
iron 81 the rebels. 10 was the most
invinell,le enemy Of the public cred
u. Gold paid no soldier or sailor
IL refused the nations obligations
10 was worth must when our fortunes
were lowest. Every defeat gave II
increased value. II was In open a..
lianee with our enemies the world
over. and all It's energies were foI
our destruction. But ~ usual, when
danger has been averted and the
victory secured, gold swaggers "a
the front and asserts supremacy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
Publication NOlire.


Aztec O.. Dawson. plaIHtiHl
".
Harry =. Dawson. isfrn.lantN
In the district -auTt uf Saline county. ksn-
sa<.
The Hl-nye named tl,leudant % afry =. naw.
son Viii take uotir- that on the sth ,lay Ui
Scpte;nhcr, tssl, the plsint nled her peti,
ton Ia the district court Df Saline county
Kansas, ui ssid causc. and thst thereby Ia
hiss hs-rn sued. Snsl IauEi answer the petition
nlcd by the plainf!n ~ aforesaid. gu 80 h.
fOrc the Bird day OF pctoh-r, tSlzl. or the sntc
petition viii be taken a. true. aud Judgment
rendered Aer0r tnsiy: the nature OF which
Judgment shall be : Judgment divofcins tt,-
aid plaihitn Nom the Saii deic ndaut, aud
that the sald plaintiff have. tI,s. rsrs, custody
and control 1T the children. the ISSUE al IN.
m-rrisg. rsiaiian heretolots existing Ia.
tween said pisiutln and said defendant.
ll WILSON ! AtBHE.
I'EALi Attorneys Ior plaintiff.
Anton A. Fft-lTick son. Clerk of sal = eouFt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

TUE BEsT SNLvE in the world q.
'uia, BRUISES, Sores, Ulcers, sal.
inCum, Fever Sores, letter, Cha,
ed Hsnds. Chi;hlains. Corns, a..
II Skin EruptinR-, and positivsi,
-ures PILES, o. no pay required. 1,
Il guaranteed TO give perfect s1tIs
fa"tlrn, OF moHsy refunded. Prize.
scents per beI. For sale by Hughe
Ca
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE roTEEr OF =, E S.iiss 81.
u 10 BTssdts COrri ~ S-d for said CsHRfE.
In the matter Of the estate of A. u. Dlrkin-
san, decreased:
Creditors and all other persons interested
IN the Aforesaid r-tsie, ars herrhy notiat-l,
that Al the fogulsT term oi the Probate Court
In ant ior said county, % ~ begun and held
AT the court rObIn In Salina. AMI county at
Saline, state OF sforr@aid. On the let Nonda 3
In the NOR IN OF tNctClrF, A. h., Ispi, I shall
spPiy Ia -sid eourt fOT = Iuil snsl nnal S-tiic
ntrnt of said estate. ExecutriN OF Al u.
Dickinson, Septrnil--r, A. D., lzsl
LJCI ALiCE DtCEINSUS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

rIMPsuN A. YOUNG GEANAAkINN.
Jeremiah Simpson" cried the
boys mother, "where are thuse
peaches left here? ."
"In our midst" returned the boy,
aud when the doctor called that
night. the mother knew that her lit
tie darling had spoken truthfally a.
well n with grammatical accuracy
that IL not universal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
re NAMED rHEM QUICKLY.

$50 you have got twins nj your
house ?" said Mrs. Besumbe TO little
two OF EN- whist are you going
10 call them7" Thunder and Light
ming" why, those are strange
names To call children" "weiI,
that's what pa called 'em Is soon as
he heard they were In the house"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

WHY WILL YOU cough She n
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate
relief. Price ~ rts.. ~ cts. and 81.
Sold by y. G. Tntsy 4 Co., general
agpnta
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

ARE IOG MADE mis-. rsble by
indigestion, constipation, dizziness,
lOss Of appetite, yellow skim Shl-
lOh's Nitali,er Is q positive cure.
Sold by q. g.. Tnbey 4 Co., gem
eral agentf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS. made mis-.
cradle by that terrible cough. shi'
loh's Cure IL the remedy FOR you.
Sold by o. c. Tobey & Co. general
egentS,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER
Of Bourbon. Ind, says: both
myself aud wife owe our lives
to sHILOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold by o. G. Tobey q Co
general axents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

Nelson's ssrcophagus in Sc. Paul's
was executed At Rome for Cardinal
wolsey. but didn't arrive iu time,
and has lain neglected during the
interval.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver CON-
plant you have q guarantee on
every bottle Of Shlloh's vitaliser. II
never falls 10 cure. q. G.. Tobey 4
Co, general agents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

A New York State dairy maid has
seeceeded In milking nine cows In
tventy-siRht minutes, and that with
out being kicked once. She'd prob
sbly 20 through her husbands wallet
In Eve seconds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

Conscience IL sleeping giant; We
may JUL him into = Longer or n
shorter slumb-r; hul mis- starts are
frishifui, ana Terrible is the hour
when he avakeps.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
NORTH and SOUTH
AT
SEiina.
VISION PACIFIC tTAIS LISfI

AT
SEiina.
VISION PACIFIC tTAiS ISfI
FAsT EnT~p.
no 80. r,-il -yrf-~s. arr,V,. .. a = y. M.
No. : a. fnsii AM -NpJ--- era. m.
20. 2ia, l.sral ~ .aCCau, ..l,r,,s'tHn IS . ~
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rss" With ''tr'.''-l, .,r..g t. -. I.rut-
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No. ~, ina'I rr i.-'s-, =.sE.,. .. -lar ls.
Ne. ay'I eNbrgEs arrive .-.- 90. e rit
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No. "a. local 'rrIg l'i .sr'uH4.sa'.E -s. 90
No 81 i~s S1lid vc.il''al-,i ft,sr, tt.'r, ,.i,.
NJ. M hsz - rr,reh -'.srsr nom ~ LauI.
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p ss-ngst leaves 80 TN s,rtN-- ~ i.... H..
hiEci leaves is'si a. -. 49, r. All . ~
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Mixed leaves -, =. IA. s,rtyss ,.,s'p va
sI-sOuNI PACrFIC.
Pass niger, east NJ. NJ sstH. ~
Accommodations. eaA' 40. 81 luI. a. va.
Accommodation. vet M. ia 80 O.. "a.
Passenger, vrs, SO - .. ~ y. ~.
Tlrvosh cerS InF Mr. Is civ aud -
LnuiS Ii'' P'i-il, AMI iI,HSr- aud SiUss 0-,H
nsCitCn tr' al I7'int~ '-sf ru'i wet
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ArUPfG..N. FuPEEA q Santa ~.
No. ~. Chira-r f'Vrts>s. tlspaTts g-Sia "a.
~" ~. fs,r3nc ETps'-. rrTiy-- o.. Esp ~.
Make cleo r"rii.tt. "a n -tTnu. cas- ID.
al points eat. - - sn' -nuih aui ~ a.
len. 80 the us.-.iI-
No 81, Accommodate DEPARTS ts..I . ~.
Ne. IL. ArC"uIiig. 'i'tti''n. stTiNr- ~ T.. "a
Makes ,'8E.. connection ~ Al3is ne 'r-
north aud south aud Miuus p5iis Ltspsb.
.'S" III. iNTi"NS,
lit sud pa.S. As-nt
. IL. & =. Nv. 'EurE i-iA~B HarIT"
Through rsXsrn.sT trains Past.
BepaTt-g.EB m. nrtfyS ~ Eansa. cav "a.
4. ~. - Doe g - n 10.
aI5p. ~. tor Wirh.tn. MrIlluEtnr
caldwell. aud all ralHtg sOuth an!
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Through Passenger 1nI EVptrsS UrSi.
Arrivrs-S.W y. ~. tr.iu IoT-sR, ksns-s
titv. -. JOo and r-1St.
- NJ. frsfn " iehit1. wUlIirR.
ten sud south aud -.JuthNr-t
I.n-sI Accommodation.
Arrives is.r5 =. IN. Ncs'.
lirt'STis-Sisp y. M, En.Hs east.
An. HANSON.
Ui"Hl rIss. IsL Ayr. Chlcagn. ~.
Free rrriInlEs chair rsrS 90 MI paS-rr.
Trains. ihty aTn the ugs'st ro'itUrt axxurI
vehicles nfth-ir els-. Ia American.
For rhtS- sud ssp-TEl information r,stt-
refrins The :fr-t h'srE i-lsnd koute call on
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q. =. = 7. \. Local Agent