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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
The freadelivefy service has been
.,ricrel established November lst
At DutIi4m and Greensluro

IL ~ttp(tftistiN sci sIlt H1> Ottll
,ricrei established November lst
At Durham and Greensboro
TIE Concord .StnuI,ra SAYS Tie
X. Il II. IS a mlgnly corporation,
but there are olne Things that give
them a great deal Of trouble. Ever
stree the wreck atthe YadkIn River,
the (hog) eng'.e has been lying on
tie bottom Of The river. Thus far
'h"ir efforts in getting it out are
failures. II 10 believed, however,
that by the end OF the week the Ell
CINE will be gotten out and carried
TO the shops tor a complete overhaul.
Mrs. Alma Avc!a, Of Johnston
county, has made a handsome gift TO
Trinity College. 1t is CAB acres OF
land, lying In n OF the nos fertile
parts OF Johuston and the proceeds
OF its sale are TO he devoted to the
erection Of a building at Trinity, to
be known as the Ayeta building, in
memory Of her husband, the late
Mr.. Willis Ii. Avera. Ia this build
ing a divinity school Will be es,ab
liehed. II is the fifth building givel
t. the college, the others being tho
main building, science building, tech
biological building and library.
We are more than gratified to sec
that the tobacco of Granville sui
holds its own as of the fines, Qnal
lty, when properly handled. w.
are pleased to know that so man,
counties are successfully making
beautiful shades, but after all ole
Granville holds the fort tor the 6nes'
bnght tobacco made on THE planet
There is q popularity about Gran
vile soil IN ceriain localities tia
places her as the banner county o
the world tor the best grades ane
highest priced qualities of the fra
grant aud luxurious weed. We con
graduate our people OH being =,
graclou>ly blessed with a valnabl,
>oil, aud our successful farmers il
heating all competition Ortort
I'uLuc Ledyer.
bingham has opened we'll. BE
sides the North Carolina pupil
nearly ninety (90) have already en-
tered from from fourteen u4) othe
States, Arizona, California, Illinois
New Jersey and New York bein,
among them As far as we can az
certain, Bingham has attracted NOR
pupils INTO North Carolina frou
other States for several years pas
than all other schools Of all grade
hs>e taken from North Caroline
North Carolina people may vel
take pride in such a North Carolin
enterprise. For three generation
it has been doing a work OF incalcu
liable value to the State, aud has ed
heated thousands of the best men II
All the Southern States and else
where. It's reputation is "a wide a
the continent and its students are al
,racte1 from all States, The (Aron
tcIt ,eJ"lces IN lis continued orowtI
luj II ~iuence. L is indeed an homo
to the state under its scholarly an,
practical head State Chronicle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11

1t is time the Democrats were
registering. They cannot vote un-
less they DO register. The books
vii close at shutdown on tic 9th OF
October. This is an ou,-and out
new registration. Bear these facts
in mind, aud 90 and register to
day.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11

Below We Iuhtl-h a l.-t 81 Jurors
Tor tie Fan Term OF Orange oupe-
rior Court
Mess,s. w L Simpson, J. Il
Wright. Joseph r. iienslec, J. X.
Whitaker, c. w. Brown, II moe
pcndergrass. A. ID. FreIerick. Major
Mangnm, ,%rolored, Hardy Morgan,
sampson Glenn, VIM Stanley, II
VI Crab,ree, James Jones, IL. Ii
Mckee, ii. J. Mnrphey, ) ". An
drcus, w. II. Montgomery, Mani,
Lindsey, Thomas X. Miller Of kcls
ard, w. T. bradshaw. VIM. Bo"ens
Sidney Ray, !; ). Mclssr, Jotn {
Moore, George Gil, Sd NJ lvcy
Is NJ Terry. Sidney Sparrow, Jame'
Shaw, colorci, WIN +. Hall, VIM
Crawford, James Parker, WIN. Nasf
Wagner, w. Nj Vaughn, Henry
Garden AMI John +. Hammer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
ECPFpSY.

This is hat you ou:b, 10 nave,
in fact. you must have IL, TO fully en-
joy life. Thousands are searching
tor i, daily, and mourning because
,hey find i, not. Thousands upon
thousands of dollars are spen, an.
nuaIIy by our people in The hope
tia, they may attain ,his boon. And
yet it may be had by all. we
guarantee that Electric Bitters, il
used according TO directions and the
use persisted III, Will bring you
Good D'gc.tion aud Dust the demou
Dyspepsia and install instead Eupep'
sy. We recommend Electric Bit
tiers for Dyspepsia and all dlsease'
OF Liver, Stomach and Kidneys
Sold at SOC. and 81 % per bottle b,
w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
LEAD POISON CURED.

am a painter by trade. Three
years q | had a had case Of Lead
Poison, caused by using rubber
paint. | was cured in a short time
by 5. 5. ). The medicine drove the
poison ont through the pores of the
skin. When |. first commenced
taking 5. S. 5, my system was so
saturated with poison that my IN
dercIothes were colored 10y the paint
being worked out by the medicine
through the pores Of my skin.
was cured entirely by ). S. 5.
took nothing else, and have had no
return since.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11

Do you know that every mat VITO
desires TO vote al this election mu-'
register arcw? Even if you have
registered aud voted before, you
must register again before the 2oth
day .: October, or YOU will not be
allowed 10 vote in November. 10
aud register at once.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
GALE OE real ESTATE.

By virtue of u decree of til" Superior
Court Of Orange County made III thy
case Of William Byrd. Executor Of " H.
liam Ward, deceased. against the llciiS
of the said Ward, | will sell on the
premises on Saturday the 18th day OF
October. 1890. the lands OF the late VIM.
Ward Oh the waters OF StaS.> Creek.
adjoining the lands OF Levi Walker,
George Richmond and others. and OIL
tl;inng One Hundred Acres. more or
less.
Terms OF sale One-thlru in cash and
the balance III l. months with Interest
from date.
Thi, 22d day Of Sept. 1870.
WILLIAM BYRD.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11

The Durham .S1u says that Presi-
don't Harrison has raised a row in
Wilmington among the Republic
cans, by Eamir, J. II. Young, a col
or'd ran, TO succeed the late Capt.
T. } I,nnypacker a Collector Of the
port Of Wllmii 4ton. \ delegation
has been sent 10 Washington to wal,
upon the President and request him
to withdraw the Nomination Of
Young They object to his appoint.
mcnt not only because he il q no,
resident, but say he is not qualified
nor has tie ability 10 fl the place
Eveu the leaders Of his own race op
o>c his nomination.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
H1oFNF -VNI, ICJU
ltalams Microbe Killer Co

ltadam's Microbe Killer Co.
Nashville, Tenn.
Dear Sirs-i hereby certify that
"a induced 10 try Radam's Microbe
Miller for a very troublesome boil
on my neck. | suffered SO much
that | could not sleep tor several
nights. and one application caused
an almost magical cure. cheerful
y recommend the Microbe Killer 10
al persons affected with impure
flood, as | have known % ne won
t,riul cures from its use.
Respectfully,
john a KENNEDY,
lra.elns Salesman, Iermanen, ad-
dress, Waco. Texas.
For sale by ". y Hayes, SHE
Agent
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
Notice ct IncOrpOlsiti
STATE OF NORTH CAROE+N A.. ]


Superior Court. Sept. LIST. 1880,
Notice is hereby given of the incor
poration of Cedar Grove .Artdtpny.
The names OF the incorporates IT, !:
Simeon j. Hall. Robert II. Hughes and
.Artemus 4. Compton and ~nci. "lletS
as they may associate with them /: Iii.
principal place Of business j. tedll
Grove. Orange County, y. e.: il sels
cral purpose and bu~u,c>> i the mal3
agelnent, conduct and control 81 4
school for the rluration OF :ht youth df
the country the duration nt the corpo
ration shall he thirty Years the c.pltAi
stock is S2.5W with privilege of in
crease. divided III five lnHarcl -harc> o,
the par value OF five dollars each.
). NJ. GAiTI>.
CLERK Superior Court.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
pKoNoCSCEp HOPELESS, W


From q iet,.r written Ii, Mrs.
Ada +. Iinri. OF Crotch. ) d, We
ano,1: IVA taken with i bad cold,
nh..h settled CD my Lung, cough
set in and tinali. terminated in Con
sumption. Eur doctors gave rue
up saying | could 1--we but a short
tue. | gave myself up TO my
SAVIOUR, determined il | could not
stay with my trends On earth,
Would meet ny absent ones above
Ny husband vas advised TO get Dr.,
Kings New Discovery tor Con
SUMPTION, Coughs and Colds
gave i a trial, took III ali ei.h, bot
lies Il liz curei NE ana thank Coo
| am now a we'll and hearty wo
man. Trial bottles free At W \
IIa.cs Drugstore. Regular size 90
ani 81 %.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11

\ few words with the proprietor
OF the lii,lstoro Book Store before
buying Your supplies elsewhere, aud
you ID ght a y money " t MAKE
>chooi Soppil.e a specially
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
NJ - y ] q Il

Having or the 2l>t day If June. 1890.
qualified a the Executor oi the lat
Will and testament of the late Martha
McCroray. hereby notify All persons
Indebted 10 said estate 10 pay the same
TO the undersigned. and those having
claims against said estate IL present
them TO t." undersigned on OF before
the 18th day Of sept. 1891. or this no
tee will be plead in bar OF their re-
cov"r..
hi, 18Th day Of sept. 1880.
j. /. PARKER.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
hNECITOR'S NOTICE.

Having qualified a Executor of the
last Will ami testament Of the late Rob
ert Keeling, | hereby notify All person.
illdcUleu 10 >ali e>tat. to make imme-
dia'c payment 10 me. aud All persons
having claims against said e,t.,,. are
'!o''n'n I present the zane to the un-
t'er>iSic'f properly authenticated on or
oeIofe NE 2ni day Of sept. le3l. or,hi>
notice Will be plead in bar OF their lc-
coVerv.
This 2nd day OF sept. 1890.
jos ;. kI<ION.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11

Unless you register You can't vote
in the election in November. See
that your name is registered to-day
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
C.ALE OF LAND.

-
By virtue Of \ deed OF trust executed
to me by Josiah Collins and sally Is.
Collins his wife, on the 10Th OF April,
1889. | will on Monday. Nov. Sd. 1870.
offer for sale at the court house door. =
tract of land of about ~ acres on the
waters of E.no river. adjoining the lands
Of 4. J. Gordon. Haywood Thompson
ana Others, and particularly described
in said deed registered in Book ), page
26O.
Terms Of sale: Onc-thiru cash. ami
balance at 6 and l. months with inter
est from day OF sale.
This l>t day Of Oct. 1890.
THOMAS II. HUGHES.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11

You cant register after DC, oath
register al once. Do.'t say
YOU have not tiue-iake time.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-10-11
G. PARK LEAK,
Wsynesvllle, Ohio.
MI LITTLE CHILD.

Our little girl, Jessie, had Scrof
nla for six years. We tried the bes,
physicians of New York aud phils
deIphla also Hot Springs, Ark,
without avail. SwItts Specific IS. ).
- cured her.
II. Is. WAGNER,
Water Valley. Miss.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SrEcIflC Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
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I'D VxstrIS ~ ISrOnShton,
RALEIGH. y. {.

Solicit MI kinni> Of Printing and 81
ing. from the smallest card or 49, u
the largest vuluine. The, n.a 'As
best
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19
.FTTOR.sEsS.

A Lien p. WELD,
~ Attorney and Counselor AT Law,
River Falls, Wis.
Office erBuThyte' sstore.
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First publication June u, 1901
MnRTcEcr SAILS.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the
w conditions of certain mortgage made, eX-
ecuted and delivered by Peter MellMan, ana
Mary G. Wellman, his wife, mortgagors, 70 Joi z
WelImau. mortgagee, on the I'D day q January
A. d. IssJ. ana recorded III the ONCE Of the Reg
lister Of Deeds Of Pierce County, on the n day q
February a. u. 1855, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ III b09k
T.. of Mortgage Deeds on pages SO ahd -,
whereby said mortgagors moFteaged ana con-
viewed unto said John @ellman, Dis heirs and
assigns forever, thirty acres Of the southeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter, being the east
thirty acres Of said forty in section number six
ia Township twenty -iouE OF Range sixteen west
m Pierce County, together with the appuTten-
ances thereunto belonging, which said mort
gage was given TO secure, the sum Of two hun
bred dollars and interest thereon after date at
the rate Of eight per cent. per annum until paid,
according to the conditions OF one certain prom
isOry note bearing even date Herewith executed
by Peter Mellman 70 the said john Aellmah,
and also for the payment Of twenty dollars as
solicitors fees in ease OF a foreclosure Of said
mortgage by reason Of the non-perforIaanee Of
any Of Tie conditions thereof by the said Peter
Nellmlan and Mary q. NellmAn, ms wife, ana
there is now claimed to be due ana L que upon
said note aud mortgage for principal ana IN
terest at the date Of this notice the sum oi Two
hundred aud eig hty-6ve dollars and nInety-INe
cents {s2s5 90 aud no action or proeee -lliss AZ
law or otherwise have been llstI e1 y is5os ~
said debt o. any part tAe4sS4 at4 ~ pa .A4940A
Now Therefore. notice Is hereby given that the
said mortgage viii be foreclosed by the sale 81
he - Ia real estate described in said mortgage
- - much thereof az may be necessary 70 sat
isfv the amount nos due upon said mortgage and
note Tor principal ana interest and the costs and
expe1ces u such sale lne417IhS we sum q tWtl,
~ dollars Is solicitors fees as stipulated IN said
mortgage, aud that said sale viii be made By NJ.
Denham. Deputy sheriff Of Pierce County, y
some other person authorized 70 sell said LAND,
- r1Iblie auction to the highest bidder for cash
Al the front door Of the Post-ofiee in the village
81 Maiden Rock, in said county, on the Slst day
Of July A. D. 1880, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Of THAI day -
A. COOK. Atty. for Mortgage.
Dated June III, lss9. Cow
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High School Commencement.

Last Friday night, June Is, Opera
Hall was profusely and beautifully
decorated with FLOWERS and ferns, and
crowded to its utmost with our citi-
zens. The occasion was the gradual
ing exercises OF the River Falls Iii gh
School. Principal Hazard presided.
With him on the platform, almost hid
by flowers, were the faculty of the
school, the clergy of the city, the
graduating class and the quartette
that furnished the music. The fol-
lowing was the program:
Quartette.- Moonlight Will Come Again.
Misses Dodge and Parker,
Messrs. Weeks and Armstrong.
Prayer, Rev. S. S. Grinnell.
Grafton, -Socialisin,-Chas. w. Getchell.
Duett,-Let Music and Song.
Misses Dodge and Parker.
Oration,-Srikes and Trade Unions
Andrew L. Lien.
Duet,-No Hope Beyond.
Messrs. Weeks and Armstrong.
Grafton, -Compulsor Education.
Fred J.. Mckee.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Notwithstanding
Miss Mamie Langan, Accompanies.
The orations showed thought and
study and careful preparation for de-
livery. The productions were favor
ably received, as was shown by the
hearty applause given each speaker.
Seldom have we had finer singing by
our city talent than was given that
evening. The address to the class by
Principal Hazard on awarding the d.
plomas was brief but to the point.
The exercises were success and too
much praise cannot be given to Prin-
cipal Hazard and the faculty, not only
for the prosperous year of the school,
but for the excellent program given
Friday night.
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nsy moved 10 set aside the verdict which was
oyerruled by the court. j. 5. Field and Smith &
Vannatta for lf. J. s. White for def.
Nils Peterson vs. Martha Peterson;
divorce. Not moved.
J. q. Keith VS.. Charles Huber. Over
term by consent.
Geo. l.. Booth VS.. Moses Cornellson
certiorari. Judgement Of Justice Court
reversed.
S. l.. Guest VS.. Town of Rock Elm.
Demurrer to complaint overruled with
leave to answer.
J. w. Greek and Henry Thorn pills.
in encr. NJ. J. Beeler. def. in error;
certiorari. Justices judgement affirmed
Madison J. Beeler pitt in error, vs.. j.
w. Greek, Diet. IN error. Writ not serv-
ed. Stricken of tile calendar.
Geo. l. Brckus VS.. Michael Harris ct al.
Judgment for plH on pleadings. txecu-
ton stays for sixty days.
David Parkhurst VS.. Josettie Parkhurst. Judg-
ment Of divorce granted Question Of ailimony
aud custody of child reserved for Sept. special
term.
A. S. Andrews vs.. Ida Andrdews; divorce. Not
moved.
Alzada Hall vs. Frank J. Hall; divorce. Judg-
ment for pin.
b. IL. Gregg vs.. Christine Nelson. Demurrer
20 complaint sustained.
The following persons applied for their
secound papers and were admitted to
Citizenship during the term; Alexander
Huppert, John Huppert, Joseph KEEPER,
Nels e. Nyhagen. Ole p. Massing, Chas
johnson, Ole Jacobson Hohle, Wenzel
LANCER.
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n,fl.,,.
New girl at Ed. McIlroy's. Just in
tins for the census.


New girl at Ed. McIlroy's. Just in
tins FOR the census.
Pierce Valley school closed week
earlier than was expected ON account
of the illness of Miss ToZer's sister.
Miss Tozer is to teach the fall term,
we understand.
Clifton played Oak Grove "a game of
base ball at the Hollow last Saturday.
Frank Bascom is well along with
the census.
The Board of Equalization will meet
at the clerks office on Monday, the
Both of June.
Tim Manion was married some weeks
ago to a lady from the township of
River Falls, we understand.
The late freshets cut out the Clifton
Hill badly.
George Walter is the proud father of
prospective voter.
Green West has finished the stone
culvert near John Curriers'.
Miss Gertie Wright. of Crookston,
Mimi, will visit III Clifton and River
Falls during the summer.
E. Hammond's people have been en-
pertaining friends from abroad.
The firm of Caldwell aud Weblin
have moved from Faribault to Grand
Forks.
Lucy Copley closed her school at
the Hollow last week.
Crops are booming and the farmers
are correspondingly happy.
Nels Johnson mas pair of matched
two year oldcolts that are hard to
beat.
Claude Bodman is prepared to clean
and repair organs in d thorough and
woIkmaniike manner. Orders sent To
him al Trimbelle L. U. or left with w.
A. Caldwell, this town, Will receive
Immediate attention. Mr.. Bodmdn
has instruments and Appliances for
thoroughly renovating the internal
economy of an organ aud warrants hon
eS. work at low rate. Call or send
for him if you have an old Ogan and
he will make it good as new.
owen Swift has drilled a new well
for Joe Davis.
Patrick Casey lost horse recently.
John Colly has twenty acres of beans
planted from seed furnished by Min
neapolis firm.
VIII Atwater, who is mail clerk be-
tween Aberdeen and Sioux City, was
III town visiting recently.
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Ordinance No. SO.

AN ORDINANCE 70 amend ordinance
NJ. - and Ordinance No. 81.
The Common Council Of the City Of
River Falls do orfaIn A. follows:
Sec. 1. Section one n Of Ordinance
number twentv-Seveu 10 and section
one I'M Of ordinance number thlrtN-i0lr
go are hereby amended by striking ont
after the word mine tlf' where the same
sDe.f1rs IN the ninth line If said section in
said Ordinance number thITty-tour 81 !.
tie words ..six 6l ami four a to the
north line If block four u, thence west
srIy on the line Of block four ~ % Nam
Street. thence southerlv on Main street
10 Maple street. aud inserting IN lieu
thereof the words, AMI Slx I'll. ta the
north line If block SlN ~, - that said
sec ion when - anne lded shall read a.
fOll rvs.
>ac. 1. The following lines shall con
ktitute and lie known n tire tire limits 81
the. CITY Of River Fails. Commencing a.
the southwest corner Of block ten lul 81
the original village If hlnnlckInnlc, run
min. thence easterlv on the line OF Wall
nut Street to the alley in block nine ~
tht nee northerly on the alley iIuc 81
blocks nine 81 and six ,6l 70 the north
line Of block SIX 6t, thence westerly on
lin If block six s6l and Maple Street .
the kInnickinnic River, thence down the
river II the northwest corner OF block ten
&c thence southerly on the west line Of
block ten 10 to place 1T beginning
~ec. >. This Ordinance shall take e.
fes { aud he in force from and after its
passage and publication.
I,assed AMI approved June i, $50.
T. BALLAKD. Mayor.
Attest. A. L. CARROLL, CLERK
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Council Proceedings.

Council Room, June Is, 1890, 500 P, NJ.
Present Aldermen Bates, Lund, Pierce
and Morse. President Bates in the
chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved.
The following bills were approved and
allowed
A. L. Carroll, dog checks, ..............5 $50
Hersey d Bean Lumber Co, lum-
Der Tor sidewalks, .........-.......
New order for $50, for extra service in
collecting dog tax in 1889, issued to City
Marshal, the original order not having
been signed by the Mayor.
Ordinance No. 36 read the Sd time,
adopted and ordered published.
Street Committee authorized to procure
a car load of hardwood plank for cross
ings and also sufficient quantity of
pine plank of proper length to repair the
wide sidewalks on Main street.
5. f. Whitehead appointed Commits
sioner of Canada Thistles.
Notice to dog tax delinquents ordered
printed and posted.
Time of legular meetings of Council
changed to LIST and Sd Monday evenings
of each month, at O'Clock pm.
G. A. Il. Suits at Jenson's
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A Home on Wheels.

The other day there arrived at Sa-
lem Oregon, a box Car that left De-
troit sixteen days before. 1t contain
ed p. HARDWOOD, wife and two babies,
seven cows, two horses, two sheep
and an endless assortment of house
hold and kitchen furniture and farm
appliances. -ErchGnge.
Possibly some people might call that
a ''home on wheels ''-and possibly it
may be an emigrant's idea of comfort.
But our idea of home on wheels is
one of The Burlington's" elegant
Vestibuled Pullman trains, equipped
as they are, with all known devices to
contribute " the comfort, the safety
and the convenience of the traveller.
This line has the lightest grades of any
railroad between the Twin Cities and
Chicago, enabling its trains to run at
a high rate of speed with great
smoothness of motion, its time record
is unsurpassed by that of any North
western road, and the courteous atten-
ton shown by all officials and employ
es, make the tourist feel perfectly at
home. That is our idea of a ''home
on wheels" To enjoy its comforts,
buy your tickets over "The Burling.
tom" They can be obtained of al
most any ticket agent, or full informa-
ton will be furnished on writing to
w. j. @. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent,
G. b. & n. r. r., st. Paul, Mimi.
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Sole agency
given to any re-
sponsible dealer,
except in LARGE
clties.) Write us
for Special Pyf-
eeS and sOleagen-
cy in your city.
Sold by Drug
gists, Gen. Deal
ers GIocers, Feed
Dealers Rfc