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cember 10. 1910, in Wayne county. his father
Seth Eddy. being the first setter in that county
W Sna tS rgt state Ienat9T at AInany 9r; hddy
OF the old Cannon street Baptist Church in this
city for nine years. In 1856 he removed TO
army as chnpiain Of the Esd Illinois volunteers.
the capture Of Ticksbure bv Generai 'irant.
". Eddy was, at one time tho editor OF tho
M,no.$ Hgp',St In 1852 he took charge Of the
1878 he retired from the ministry mud russell
his declining days In this city. He leaves
widow, SIX sons, ana one daughter
Isaac Burtne for moro than forty years en-.
ployed as ticket, agent In the Staten Island
clifton at the age OF 10 years.
William II. Jnnvier who had been rafting
pilot on the Susduehanna liver for nearly ~
day, aged 81 years.
John Alexander. a longtime resilient OF
galway, Saratoga county. died at his homo
there on Tuesday, aged W years.
Thomas Meredith Jenkins. n Te'l-known
aged 81 years.
Josiah Stamford. eldest brother Of Senator
Staniori. died on Wednesday, night at his home
In Oakland. Cal.
Samuel A; Butler, an old citizen If Evans
vile, Ind. died on Wednesday night aged ~
years
james Chapman of Mechan!csburg. Pa. died
suddenly yesterday aged II Yeas.
r j.. i.owenstein |! Hebrew citizen OF Evans
vile. lnd died yesterday OF dropsy
All Democratic Factions Praise Gov. Hill.
There was big meeting of the Voorhis
Democracy In its club rooms in Abingdon
sIuare last night. Commissioner Noorhis pre-
sided. James d. MoClelland said that the
party would be known hereafter as THE
Democratic Organization OF the County OF
New York" He said that organizations have
already been started In eighteen districts.
Resolutions were adopted rejoicing in the
troubles OF Tammany and declaring that the
testimony before the Fassett committee justi-
iies the new departure. The resolutions also
describe as infamous the attempt TO pass u
dIsfranch scment bill in the guise OF ballot re-
form and say:
R'sD'rrd, VIC declare earnest approval OF the ad
mihis;raton Of Gov Hin and heartily commend It 10
tho consideration Of all good citizens In find tho
RrandeN illustration of his famous declaration am u
Democrat"
Other resolutions condemn the unholy and
unnatural combination in the Legislature OF
nepubican- Democrats and Democrat Repub-
LEANS"
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H.,,ouux for Senator In Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, May l5-There was thensua
formal Joint ballot for Senator in the legisa-
ture this evening. Ex-senator John S. Williams
was on the floor of the House this morning
making personal appeals to the members
against Carlisle. Carlisle has winning lead.
knots friends prophesied this morning that
he would lead Lindsay to- light; and the ballot
shows the gain they cla med. Tho Democratic
caucus in the senatorial race at Frankfort
proceeded with balloting, tonight. The first
ballot to night, the nth all told, stood; .,
Knott, "a; Moore. IA: Settle. 4: Buckner. !.
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LABOR TROUBLES IN EUROPE.
Strikers in Moravia Arc Committing Nu-
merous OutraGes.

VIENNA, May 15.-The striking workmen
in Moravia continue to maintain riotous stti-
tude. and are committing numerous outragss
At Neutitsohoin the men employed in the
uuarries who are on strike stormed the houses
of the quarry officials and tried to murder the
director Of one OF them. The Rensdarmos
nnally quclIsd the disturbance after a conflict
with the strikers. during which u number Of
the gensdarmes were wounded.
The majority of the iron workers at Bilbao
have stopped operations. Requirements OF
troops occupy the surrounding districts.
bilbao. Spain. May 15.-The striking miners
in this district have assumed a very menacing
attitude and threaten to make raids upon the
houses OF the mine owners Bodies OF troops
are guarding the works OF the mines.
Many PERSONS engaged In the rioting last
evening have been arrested. The newspapers
deny that any genuine workmen took part in
the eXcesSes.
Riotine has broken out in the vicinity OF Bill
bao. Several miners have been killed while
the SCENE
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W1LLIAMsPoRT, Pa, May ia land
slide occurred on tho Fall Brook Railroad near
BlackwelS last night For 200 feet the tracks
we're buried to a depth OF four or five feet
No trains have been able to get through to-
dey. At an carly hour this morning a coal
train ran Into the slide. and the locomotive and
several cars were wrecked. The slide was
caused by the heavy rains. the whole top OF q
other points trafilc was stopped by snnd heaps
on tho tracks. In Tioga county the, rain re-
age resulted. In this county all the streams
are high owing to the heavy rains OF the past
fauy la
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BosToN. May 15.-The legislative Street
Railway Committee reported IN Tie Senate this after
noon in favor of granting tho petition of tho West End
Street Railway Company for aciar,er t" build an sle
waited railroad in roston All olher petitioners are
Kiyen leave to Withdraw. THIS. however L. not Gd
S.r.n 10 IN, Mt,gs COMPANY a. ~ b.i which was
ported several DAYS and Is now III" ir iAbe OF TIE
House really cover t!I' COM desires. senator
G"oJyyin and Representative. llowl4nQ iarnum, and
af, dissent from The report TIE Ui, viii he specially
assigned in the Senate for some day next week
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Walt wh,.aau selects His Burial Place.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15-Walt Whitman
has chosen a spot for the final disposition Of
his body when his life is ended. The place is
characteristic OF tho man. 1t Is In HarleiRh
Cemetery. about mile from Camden and In
the prettiest part OF the grounds.
1t IL natural mound, beneath majestic oaks
and chestnut trees. while about 200 feet below
q stream Of water flows over a precipice from
an artificial lake. A driveway which leads
la
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A WelI OF RoIl,ng Water.

BRUNSWICK. Ga. May 15.-Last week the
city water works broke down and the Kennon
Manufacturing Company, Of Brunswick. to
avoid a shutdown in case OF another break at
the works. commenced digging large we'll
The well was laid OIL ton by ten feet. 1t was
sunk to the depth of seven feet when water was
struck. Tho water was notice at once to be
very warm. As the well was dug deeper the
water became warmer until the men who were
at work in It we've compelled TO leave. Capt.
cause OF the heated water but failed. Great
crowds 90 TO the well TO soc the boiling water
Six hundred gallons are being pumped daily
Q curiosity.
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BRIDGEPORT, May 15.-This afternoon at the
FIRST Baptist Church tho pastor the Rev. ". v Garner
performed the CEREMONY which united In marriage his
daughter Jennie 4, Garner to Mr.. Herbert BlTdseyO
The 6eS! man was ". V; Garner Jr, brother OF the
bride. There wsrS no bridesmaid.
LaEi evening at the residence OF John X. hughes his
dAuEhtsr'in law was married to the Rev, Edward u
BASseth, pastor OF tho NJ T.. Church In StrAtord tho
Rev George /. Thompson officiating
Al their residence last night Mr., and MIRA z r.
BullAtd gave their daughter Jessie in marriage TO Mr.
Harry u. Clarke Of Bslleyillo \. j. Iho Rev. II. A.
= wedding trip the couple viii reside a. Wsodsde
Newark
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CLEVELAND, O., May 15.-Fifty conductors
and brakemen employed in the yards OF the
Valley Railway in this city have struck for
raise in wages. The strike has made it i'm
possible to bring through freight trains into
only passenger trains are running to-day. The
brakemen demand 27'. cents an hour for day
The conductors want 20 cents a day increase
for day work and 80 cents for night work The
Valley RAJ way 10 controlled by Baltimore and
Ohio people.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. May 15,-A special
from Scale, Russell county. reports fatal fight
with pistols between Louis Smith and Edward
Elkins travelling statesmen from Montgomery.
Ala year ago the two men duarreled on ac-
count oil a Young lady 10 whom both were nay
yesterday whom they met on a country road
by accident. Both drew pistols and opened fire
at the same time At the third shot q ball struck
Elkins in tue breast, killing him almost in
stanty Smith is thought to be fatally wounded
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German Claims in Africa.

LONDON, May l6.-The Chronicles Berlin
correspondent says he is able to state on good
authority that Germany does not claim Uganda
and Unyoro. but that she will insist upon 3O'
east longitude as the western limit OF her ter
ritory. The southern limit she allows 10 lie Il
matter for debate. and therefore that question
is left open for the present The CORRESPONDENT
further says he is assured that the Govern
ment will not recognize the activity OF DR..
PetOrs outside OF the Gorman sphere.
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A College Girl Gets u Prize for a Tariff
EsanV.

The judges appointed by tho American Pro-
ectve I"rh League select the best from among one
hundred essays topic relating to protection for
when the league has Tor the last nve years annually
awarded wives. announced their decision yesterday
Tic sub ect THIS time THE Application of tho
American ro,yy Of Protection 20 American Shipping
EuEaRel Ia International! 'omm.rce and the authors
pr/c of 81 WAS awarded 10 John Ford of Cornell NJ
NersJ the oI OF - ~ N MISS Carrie Il of
SwarthmOre college SwHrthmOrH IA. and The third.
700 TO IhOnaS \ Z. >Ela.lng Of EONuOm college ".
u Young Of Brown Julyrr-ity received silver medal
for meritOriuus rssi'. ~ o Judges were Richard
Ey Nelson Dng!ey. Jr. William ". Ba.es, and A. r.
HiRNnA
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Light Bser. Hut No Liquor In Army Can.
toenH.

WASHINGTON. May 15.-The Secretary of
War has amended paragraph $40 Of the army
regulations as follows:
The sale of ardent spirits wines in
y strictly prohibited out tho commanding officer is au
LOTEed 10 permit EEht beer to he sold therein by The
drink on week daNs and IN room used for no 0hsr
purpose, and when prGrUcaOlO, In a building apart
h that IN which tho CAnteeu located Whenever
II satisfied that the giving to the men the opportunity OF
obtaining such beverages within tho post limits as
sHecl of preventing them from recording for strong
tOIicAnn to places without such mitH and tends to
promote tenn poTAnos and discipline among them The
aittOd
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Charges Against County Omelals.

PoITsvILLE Pa, May 15.-The Grand
Jury which has been In session since Monday
the 9TH inst. to-day presented report, making
charges against the almshouse officials Of
bribery and corruption. Judge. Persing exam
to the District Attorney. who will draw up bills
to be presented to the next Grand Jury against
tho persons named herein"
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knocked Down and Killed.

Joseph Cunningham. II years old. was caught
in the Wednesday night, and was about to run
into his fathers house at blI West Nineteenth street
when Thomas Kennedy, a homeless man ran into him
and knock led him down HIS head striking The side
walk Kennedy carried the boy into tho house and "A
physician was called II was thought that the bows
injuries were slight but last nght ho died suddenly
The police are looking for Kennedy,
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Emperor william nj konIgsberg.

BERLIN. May 15-Opcn-air services We're
held at K0nigsberG to-day in celebration OF
Ascension Day, and were attended by tho En-
peror and Empress and the troops stationed
in the city. Their MaJesties subsequently at
tended the celebration Of the four hundrOdth
anniversary Of the founding Of the university
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M.-12:5j. lat Elizabeth street. dwelling,
no damage; $50. 6ta Eleventh avenue James Kerri.
gan's apartments damage So.
PM-7iS a27 East Twentieth street. occupied nv
Laura Christ damage Sl,pO ~ frame house In Lori
lard place near Pelham avenue damage trring; Iuis
$40 Madison avenue occupied BY samuel u seward
damage $50; no. ~ Allen street, Nathan BITn,
baum damage SOD
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The sarasat.-mAIbert Concert.

Tho final concert of the farewell series
given by Senior de Sarasate and Herr DAlbert
was heard at the Casino yesterday afternoon by
the largest audience that has gathered at these
enjoyable MATINEE entertainments: Themusi-
clans were assisted as usual by Nine. Berthe
Marx the pianist. The concerts have proved
az attractive finish TO the American engage
mont OF the distinguished artists.
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AdmIhTstTNtOr I.ydeCKer'N ORHe AdVNnctd.
Judge Barrett has granted the application OF
Public Administrator Lydeoker for immediate trial
Of tho suit brought against him by William Prison for
the alleged withhodin s. 5O portion the estate
left by pr John Dudley Kennedy. Judge Barrett says
that although tho suit is against Mr. Lydecker indi
yiuay. 1t arises from his administration OF public
ohce and Affects public confidence i'll that oHlce so
that It Is ominentN proper that the Court should ai
vance It upon the calendar
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Jersey CITY Policemen Dl.mIs.ed.

The Board of Police Commissioners Of Jersey
City met yesterday and dismissed PatrolmRn Hartman
tho Third precinct and Chanocman John H. BRYAN of
the Second precinct for sitting down and sleeping while
duty. PatrOiman Louis NeihAnk. who was found
leaning against fence fast asleep was fned thirty
dAY6. pay.
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Mrs Lucy Hart who gave Father Larkin OF
the Church Of the Holy InnoceuS worthless order
the cashier OF newspaper security for loan of $50
aud who commit eli to Bellevue Hospital by Justice
White for examination. was yesteIiay Judged sane
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=. w. Underhlli Makes an Assignment

Stephen W. Underhill, as executor OF the W.
A. Underhili estate at Croon Point has made an as.
signnent to John Y. Cockroft Of Sing sing TIL. nalNi
ties are $50 90 oating Indebtedness and SlOnumort
Eages on tho real estate and bricEyard at Croton FONT
held by the Mutual life Insurance Company OF New
York and others The assets vii probably tho
liabilities The Urckyards belonging TO the estate have
be GU closed throwing ! ~ men out Of employment.
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A Victim of Drugs and whlsLsy.

LEXINGTON. May 15,-Dr. ]. A. STICKY a
prominent physician OF this city was tried for
lunacy here today and committed TO the asy:
lum for the insane. His downfall was caused
is only Sc years old. and has relations In Louis
vile. His wife and two children are here.
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Sympathy for tho Expelled sopLomores.

ANN ARBoR, Mich. May 15.-The action Of
the faculty in expelling tho sophomores who
abducted Freshman Evans last week has
stirred up great Indignation. Tho entire fresh
man class has signed petitions asking that the
sentence be revoked. and the upper Glasses are
torchiRht parade are to be given In honor Of
the abductorS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
A Lovesick Youth Attempts snicIde.

BTDDEFoRD. Me-, May l5-Fred Mason. aged
81 In love with his yeArod second cousin called at
the girls home this morning handel her snote, and
into the kitchen and shot himself IN the helb
Tho bullet lodged under tile scalp and 10 Will recover
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DUBLIN, May l5.-Mr. Harrison, Parnell-
ite has been elected to I'll the vacancy in the
House Of Commons for the Middle Division of
Tipperary. He WAS returned without opposi-
ton.
Mr.. Mayne. Home Ruler, the previous incum-
bent was also returned without opposition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
The Gas Company Must Pay for Her
Injuries.

Mrs. Harriet Schwab OF 40 York street.
Jersey City. got verdict in the circuit Court yester
day for So COD damages in suit against tho United
Gas Improvement Company. Mrs Schwab was terribly
burned on tho face and arms two years by
pOsion Of gas IN her house. Sho alleged that the
plOsion occurred through tho negligence OF tho Gas
cOmpany. Her suit was for 0LOu "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
WnshInCton'- Headquarters to be Re.
modelled.

The tenants in the historic old building Mt
Broad and Pear! stress have been forced to move
Mr. EwaI Hagen, the new lessee, is gong TO
remodelit The building was once WashinRtou'k head.
quarters The room that lie occupied and the table
which lie wrUte nus letters still shown to sitorS
Washington room IS used now for a dining hall and
meeting TOR tho Sons OF the Revolution. Tho wal
are covered with old fashioned cuts TINS part OF tho
building viii be altered little Tic lower part Of
the building, however, Wi! DO htted up for saloon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
Breaking Ground for New Parish
building.

The congregation OF Trinity Episcopal
Church OF Brooklyn broke grounl for a new parish
buiGing yesterday morning They formed in the
church and marched TO tho ground where the new
building Ia he erected, singing hymn After read
ing OF the morning service, The rector the Rev
Ne 'son Il. oss with lew appropriate renarks broke
ground. Representatives If various church societies
broke ground In aud the procession reformed and
marched back to tho church, where communion ser
held
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
Charged with Stealing a Yacht.

GLOUCESTER. Mass. May 15.-John Radford
of New York arrived lore today and Identified as his
property the yacht found in the possession OF Charles
count OF how he came in possession OF the boat aud
Was arrested with u companion named sawyer, and
York authorities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
Part OF Our Army Comes 10 Town.

The 800 or more United States troops who
are TO replace those who have been stationed at Gov
rived yesterday over tho Eric Railroad They were
taken TO their respective destinations in barges.
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ST, PETERSBURG. May 15.-Mr. Charles
Emory Smith. tho new American Minister to
Russia, presented his credentials to tho Car
yesterday. The Czarina subsequently gave AN
audience to Mr. and Mrs. Smith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
A Clock Given to the Seventh Regiment Club

At the Seventh Regiment Club house. Fifth
avenue and Fifty eighth street a magnificent clock
was presented the club by the active and veteran
members OF the regiment Gerald n. Stanton Chair.
man OF tho committee presided and presented the
clock which was received by Col Locke Winchester on
behalf OF the club About 10y O'Clock the seventh
Regiment marched past tue club house IN full uniform
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16

LONDON, May I5-Sir james Furgasson.
Under Foreign Secretary. said in the House OF
Commons this evening that Henry NJ, Staney's
treaties with African chiefs were not author
ized by the Government.
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LrpLtnrnr strike. - steeplr.

RED RANK. May lj-.hurinG tito storm last
pIRht lightning struck the srepe q" tho Baptist church
q, NidL,,tnu The strsple was badly wrecked and fell
10 mo gro nj. In IA ug !tstruck monument in the
81 Irclyard errcrd N Of the Rev, Abel Nor
gan tho rrst Iastyr TIC CiAtch The monument WAS
rIIit nal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
A Woman STRUCK by a Harlem Freight
Train.

Mrs. Richard William Burgers Of Inwood.
wilo crossing tie track Of the Harlem Railroad At
2uh at O'Clock last evening with her husband
struck by freight train and seriously Ia, ured
Clio was lRA "a 20 tho ManMAttAn umspltAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16

Albert Richard implicated with Dutch Pete
In the murder ~ CanRboat Pilot William Abetnetby
In front OF II South street April last arrested
yesterday in Buffalo.
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Sachem~ Grant. Cochran. and Simmons
Installed.

AtameetIng of the Tammany Society last
evening Mayor GRANT charles T. simmons and W.
Burke Cochran were installed rs sRchems Commits
siOner PurrOy and Richard croker are tho only sAch.
ems elect yet u he inslAlLed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
Samuel Woods Executor Removed.

Alfred L. Simonson. executor OF the will OF
Samuel Wood. who tried 20 found college OF muGe
WAsISmoyed ye!!eTdJ BY b1uosAtS Ransom, on the
BsIit0n VI NARY v God one OF the heirL
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-18
Scrofula All His Life.

consider my cure by S. S. S. one of the
most wonderful ON record. had the
worst type of Scrofula from my infancy
until 1 was % years of age. My whole
young life was embittered and made mis-.
cradle by the loathsome disease. not
only suffered from the Scrofula, but was
so marked that l was ashamed to asso-
ciate with, and was avoided by, my
playmates and fellow workmen. l tried
every known patent medicine, and was
first and last attended by more than
dozen reputable physicians, but in spite
of all, the disease continued to grow
worse. About four years ago friend
from Pittsburg advised me to take S. S.
S., which I did, and after taking seven
bottles 1 was cured sound and well. The
old skin peeled off and was replaced by a
new skin, as SIN Doth and free from blen-
ish as any person. have had no return
or symptom of the disease.
HENRY V. SMITH, Belmont, w. Va.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
ed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-18
COUNTY POLITICS.

The democratic ticket for Stearns
county has been named, and it is COM
posed of the present incumbents with
the exception of Fred Hecklin for sheriff,
vice A. w. Kraemer who declined, and J.
D. Sullivan for attorney, who defeated
Capt. Taylor in convention. But Mr..
Macdonalds ring which run the conven-
ton is not rolling along as smoothly as
is desired. Candidates are arising like
the ghosts in Macbeth, to plague the
assassIns Of party, peace and harmony.
But the most awe-inspiring Of all the
spectral forms is that of. P. Hammered.
At the mere mention of his name icy
drops as large as cocoa nuts chase
each other down the trembling goose
flesh of ring anatomy And there follows
whole train of less terrorizing ghosts
E. P. Barnum, Capt. Taylor, DR.. Schmid,
A. o. Baldwin,-ghostly at present but
rapidly Undertaking into tangible and
formidable realities, armed to the teeth
with knives long and keen, thiesting for
political blood. This is not a cheerful
outlook for the democratic bosses, but
it is the real condition of affairs political
in Stearns county. There have been
muddles in county politics in the past,
butnone so involved, opaque and CORY
as this one promises to be. Something
will drop at the polls, and the dull thud
will be plainly audible to the democratic
ring masters.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-09-18
Ask Your Friends About It.

About what? Well, about almost any
subject you want to post up On. The
amount of mis-infomation you can &C
cumulate will surprise you-if you have
an acquaintance OF any extent, you can
buy pool on some one of them having
travelled over "The Burlington" the line
that has 1000 miles of steel track, con-
Meeting the Northwest with such cities as
Chicago, Peoria, St. Louis, Quincy, Han
nibal, St. Joseph, Des Moines, Atchison,
Kansas City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Lin
coin, cayenne and Denver. Ask their
opinion fits speed, saftey and accom-
modations, and then always take "The
Burlington" when travelling. Tickets,
timetables and any information can be
obtained of agents of this or connecting
lines, or by writing to w. ]. c. Kenyon,
Gen. Pass. Agent G. B. & N. R. R., st.
Paul Mimi