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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-02
TO-DAY'S GREAT RACES
Programme for To-Day-rhe Track
10 In Good Shape-The Horses
are Better Still and Great
Sport Is Assured.

-.
VIE STANDARDS special Wire.
BUTTE, July l.-To-morrow the July
meeting of the West Side Racing Associa-
ton will open. Everything has been ar
ranged In make this meetinv a eo,mpi.t,
success. Tbe horses nre 81 Tho hos, ana
- '- So
sneir eNceiieht at the track the
pas. week sPeaks 9luines Tor the sport in
PrTTsspee'. ine Track IL IN me cofiuition.
Inc tro'tne entries Tor tomorrow are:
WEDNESDAY, July 2.
dre',iag, s;n class, purse ssn,Millow Run
s ss ,a,Na ! -; ~, ,n1e'ie' =. ~; M,tiersb I. :.
TDa, vi. SUMMERS > !. sori.i JIM
,o,nnrrna, oIo."I y races Tor
s,,,nas." eiose" '""'eh'' ihey are as
'onnno"s
,sa,m1s u 1 mi vas, Tor slp ,risgraIh' ~
p "and nonnssS s'r IL ~. lS%nds' Nellie - liz
OnelaIf mile dash for si0-sunday. ,1
pounds, Wilder, 80 pounds, The jew 100 pounds,
Green freuitt, $50 pounds.
seneneIghths Of = mile dash for sso-Isw
Ha ! ~ psounnds' 'ia"s'ohe' u" pounds Joe
ri faIlnw;na stables n uo,so,,.,
ON the tracr anil S"rn;sh en,r;es sor a.
Different races. ~ y" WV
Tbornton. Smith and Ouiclev stables
Keevena Gia5",nn. -" ~ INK. 1hsanss,
In Een,ncISa Tmn 49, oohsn'
H.. Nonrnho,,s ALL. rnnnsc, noiaiu'
Cnssia John nn,,a S,n IT,. nsriuI'
Gale Thomnson' Harry Wn,bes
John Rash TeIecrani
Charles DItt. Tam" Coor,;o Nfosh;.r
Il Stoncro,d M,rcns Roi,.
Carlisle Shields, Governor Adams. Lon
Carlisle. Ollie Bepiamin' Justicc' run.
ners.I WV"
NJ r Jopes Iru,uinol Iibrar;.,
Green Prewitt (trottin0I .Birdie NJ. Or. q
Ned, George r.. T. a. Wager. Eyen;nv
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additional Butte ne,rs DiU BE- foun
on the siath page.
BUTTE CURRENT VOTES

II c,,r,;s v,;u la.yo toulav for Mis-
81, UNIV VA ~ ~
souna'
MISS L.n.na nr'i"e re'u'"e" 'roh ="
eonu" yesue'u"'.
Mrs. j. Healy Is spending a rev uays
with friends IN bohemian.
Ed Mahoney Is building a lio horse
power boiler Tor Nj. d. 'ohheii.
There will be a special meeting of the
Butte Fire Brigade this evening.
Mrs. w. G.. Patterson has returned
from a visit to friends in Anaconda.
Mrs. w. w. Dixon and son have re-
turned from their trim 10 California.
w. v. LAWYER leaves this mornino for
ST PauI and further Eastern points.
r,~ - - 81 p-.,
lille ounuay scnooi On W;, La'r,ons
Su1rJn VIII pie"'c " L"Ne "h"er "eN'
o.'.
District Ires,uent Nla,sn wen. 70 PPgeea
boage yes.eruay' hisn'"'e rouge oil rune
f.o' : Oh a.
Manager Akers has resigned as super
tenue OF tne ,oihpiiiatoh MINING I"
Mining
Lightning yesterday afternoon struck a
telephone pole near the residence of John
Noyes, but did little damage.
Curtis q MAJORS nave again leased the
hauser a teveiahu mine 10 uhe same
parties that ecehu workeu IL.
Mrs.Ross Clark entertained a number OF
young people at her residence last even
ing IN honor OF Miss Madge Daiy'
II. ID. Hauser of Helena is in the city to
loo after matters I'm connection with his
proposed business block on Granite
street.
The following notices of location were
filed yesterday; Tor the Boston fraction
lode by sam Ay,otte ct al, Tor the Naive
Silver fraction by the same.
William Davis, arrested ut Missoula
last week for stealing horses from Charles
Carver of Silver Bow, will be examined
before Judge Cantwell moro
SnauId;,o tho ,utiopaar who rac.n,Iy
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TROUBLES OF THE FINS.

They Are Not To he Permitted to Rum
the saloon which the Council Closed.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July IA wee or so ago the
license of Dave Johnson q CO., proprietors
of the Finland Saloon on East Park street,
was revoked for keeping a disorderly
house. johnson then gave out that he
had sold the saloon, and a day or two
afterward IL was reopened by one A.
Oilunka, who claimed TO be the pur-
chaser and secured a new license As
johnson continued To remain about the
house and was frequently see behind
the bar, the police suspected hat the
change of proprietors was only implied
and not real. Last night they secured
testimony hat caused them To believe
their suspicious To be correct and John
son was arrested for conducting business
without a license. Subsequently Chief
Carroll remembered that Oilunka was n
partner i'm the saloon when il was closed
up by the authorities and ordered him
placed under arrest also. Both prisoners
gave bonds for their appearance to-
day.
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the NEW
Evan Morgan's Pleasure Temple tn -
Opened Tonight.

Evan Nergan's Picasare Temple tn He
Opened Tonight
SPECIAL Correspondents Of the standard.
BUTTE, July The Avalon, Evan Nor
gains new place, will be opened to-mor-
row night. II will he one of the finest
places in town. 1t is finished in massive
oak, with maple floors. The front is OF
French plate glass. In the doorway
are carved oaken pillars. The sign OF
the hall will be over the door in colored
glass. Beneath will be a lions head and
on either side. dragons.
A gallery In the secon floor over
looks the main floor. The second
floor will be reserved for ladies'
and gentlemen and only the respectable
will be admitted. The stage at the west
end of the main fioor will be occupied by
Professor Eschert's orchestra from the
Atlantic gardens, New York. At either
end of the stage is n dressing room with
plate mirrors. The third story is n fine
hall. The building il provided with two
fire escapes and is splendidly lighted.
The Avalon is modelled after the Louvre
i'm San Francisco. Dumb walters will
run from the basement clear to the D
story. The building throughout is splen-
didly furnished.
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VERY CONTRARY GRADES
People In Butte Hh Find Their Resi-
dences Highly High Up.
The New Street Railway Line
Creates III Temper and Step Lad
ders-Cause of the Trouble and
What the Outlook is.


BUTTE, July 1.-The people of East
Granite street are greatly agitated over
the extraordinary and elusive grade of
that street. The tracks of the new cleo
trio road have just been laid along there
and are so low down as to inspire dismay
among the people on the upper part Of
the street. The tracks are Is inches be-
low the surface Of the street.
n. G. Ray, engineer OF the company, de-
clares that he has laid the tracks accord
ing To the grade established by City Engi-
neer Harper. He first inquired OF that
official where he wanted the tracks and
then laid them accordingly. They are
now down and will not be moved except
at the city's expense.
The only thing feasible seems for the
city to lower the street TO a level with the
electric railroad; otherwise it will be
practically impossible for teams. liz the
street is reduced to the level of the grade,
most of the business blocks will be left
high and dry, and a lively business will
be done in steam elevators. The new
Marchessau block stand two feet above
the railway level. Others are in proper
ion
Policemen and aldermen have been
protesting with The railroad company for
putting its racks so low, and endeavored
TO sto. ), them. But il was shown that the
COMPANY ntu blloWtu Tie RFdte. hCtoFtl-
ing to the city engineers instructions.
There seems no resort for the people
left up in the air. DIR. Hough is jubilant.
Twice he has raised his building I o con-
form with the mercurial grades of Granite
street and he was in momentary fear of
another change and n consequent neces-
sity of raising his building. The grades
as now established however are ON a level
with his building.
Another query that has been interesting
a good many to-day is how ON earth
the electric road will cross Main street.
The track have been laid on both East
and West Granite streets, but not over the
cable line on Main street yet. The
electric tracks seem considerably below
the Main street grade, but Contractor
Winters salt tonight that the rack will
rise gradually to Main street and cross
On a level. The Granite street grade is
likely to come up for discussion at the
unc meeting tomorrow night. Some
of the complainants declare that within IA
comparatively short period they were
compelled to fill the street in
front of their premises to make il con-
form 10 the grade which they were as
sIred by the engineer would be perma-
nent,and now they will nave to pay To have
the same earth hauled away again. They
do not object to grading the street. but
think il a hardship to be forced to accept
a change of grade every few months. and
think a grade once established should be
adhered TO,
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why lie Killed sharks.

From the Detroit Free fress.
A veracious chronicler Of events tells Of
a man named Willis who has taken up his
permanent residence in Florida i'm order
that he may spend all his time in killing
sharks, because once upon a time a shark
bit his wife In two. Now that shows the
innate injustice of man. He compasses
the slaughter of scores of innocent, happy.
joyous sharks because on a certain occa-
sion n bad. ''onery," -no-account shark de-
prived him of the services Of his wife.
And he doe this without stopping TO re-
fleet that maybe, after all. IL wasn't a
shark but an alligator that balved his
bettcr-balf,
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The Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat.

DIR. Stoddart, the examining and man
aging physician Of the Licbig World Dis
pensary Of San Francisco and Kansas
City, who is a graduate of the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons, Edinburgh. Scotland and
very sKillful in the treatment of the above
diseases, and has cured hundreds Of cases
hat were given up as incurable through
out the Pacific coast, will visit Montana,
with offices at Butte City, at the Liebig
World Dispensary, = East Broadway, cor
ner of Main street. from June % until
July 5-10 days only.
This will be a rare chance for consulta-
ton and examination free Of charge with
the greatest modern specialist.
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A New Fire House.
Bv the Standards Special Wire.

Bv the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July lat the meeting of the
Butte Fire department tonight. the sum
Of 81 ,531.2 % was reported i'm the treasury.
Fire Marshal Jordan reported that in con.
versation with the mayor, the plan had
been preached of building a new fire
house on the hill, somewhere about Gram
lite and Quartz streets. The department
finds il difficult to nj up hill, and the
new house is greatly needed. The name
Of Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4 was
changed 10 Hook and Ladder Truck Co.
M 4
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Turn Verein Officers.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

By The StandafdTs SpeclM Wire.
BUTTE, July 1.-The Butte Turn yerein
held its annual and election of officers to-
night. The reports were most fiattering.
showing ninety-flve active members and
500 in the treasury with all debts paid.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: President,
Simon Hausworth; v~ice-presidcnt, Christ
Wiedemann; secretary. Fred Loeber
private secretary, Otto Liegel; CORES
ponding secretary, William Reichle
trustees, Christ Heckler, A. Schiffmann,
Henry Nickle.
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They Want a Cremator.
pdard's Special Wire.

BY tHr SIt1uifds SpfcIAI Wfc.
BUTTE, July 1.-The joint meeting of
the health and committees was not
held tonight, the members having in
formally decided to report. to the council
that a cremator is needed and should be
purchased, IL The funds will warrant. Ii
is likely that the matter will he postponed
until il is ascertained whether the city will
vote 10 bond for the sewers. In any event
a cremator IA only be purchased after
advertising for bids.
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jim MURRAY WAS PUZZLED.


BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 1.-James A. Murray and
W. J. Penrose returned from their pill
grimage to-day. Both gentlemen nave
fairly dazzled the town by their gorgeous
array, having brought back black silk
shirts from Chicago. Mr.. Murray was
puzzled at first by the numerous congrat-
ulations OF his marriage, and when the
facts dawned on him he went home,
sharpened up bis meat X and razor n
started for the Mining Journal office. Mr..
Penrose, however, had received a pointer
and transferred his newspaper Office tenn
tire staff with him In his buggy. This ruse
proved successful, aud up TO midnight to-
night ne murder had been reported in
Rutfa-
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Deformities and Diseases OF Women and
Ehildreu

DIR. Stoddart. graduate of the Royal
College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Scot
land,and chief Of the Liebig International
Surgical institute of San Francisco, will
visit Butte City, with offices at the Liebig
World Dispensary, 8 East Broadway, cor
ner Main street, from June q until July
5-10 days only.
This is n rare opportunity for people
suffering from deformities, malforma-
tons and diseases that require an exper-
fenced surgeons attention, to obtain the
advice and opinion of u OF the most
learned and experienced specialists on
the western continent right here in Butte
City.
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Miles FinIan VIII Serve You.
~ Standards Special Wire.

BY tne Sttnuarus Speciti wire.
BUTTE, July miles Finlan. who has
the bar privileges at the ace track, re-
moved to the track to-day. A firstclass
assortment of liquid refreshments and n
choice stock of cigars. No better re-
freshments can be found anywhere in the
city han will be found at he race track.
Pools will be paid at Miles Finlan's Main
street saloon OF each evening after the
racpS.
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He should Be Well supported.

By the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July John Mcguire is plan
ming the organization of dramatic clubs
i'm Butte and Anaconda. Mr.. Mcguire
was notably successful with his clubs in
Portland and San Francisco, and many
of his pupils secured splendid positions
with theatrical companies. Those wish
ing 20 join the Butte dramatic club will
meet az the opera house next Tuesday
evening.
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A Terror Ia Talk.

From Chatter.
Chawles De Courcey lat a dancel .Aw,
quite a pleasant evening. Aw, did you
see the Don you knaw?
Miss Perline: That's the third time
you've said that, Mr.. De Courcey.
Chawles: Aw. yes; because we've only
done ROUND dances togethah. You just
ought to e me talk in n quadrille. I'd
really bore you in thel ancers.
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From the Texas Sifungs.
Mrs. Jones: "Why are you SO anxious
about the arrival Of the steamer from
Europe, Phyllis, dear?'
Phyllis: "Oh, nothing much: only
papa ordered a coun from Germany for
me, and it's about time he was here.
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On July 2, 3, and 4, the Northern Pa
cifc railroad will sell excursion tickets
between all points i'm Montana within a
distance Of three hundred miles for n
fare for the round trip, extreme limit
July Z.
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Reduced Rates for the Races.

Reduced Rates for the Races.
To persons wishing to attend the Butte
races July 2, 8, 4, and 8, the Northern
Pacific railroad will sell round trip tickets
on July 2, 3, and a, at the n way fare,
tickets good to return until July 4.
JAS. McCAIG, Gen1 Agt.
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All contractors bidding OF brick, stone
work and p~lasterine will do well to re-
member that they can make more money
on their work by using the Lorenz lime in
Anaconda, Butte, Dillon or Deer Lodge.
wM. LoRENz, Butte.
THos. BuRGAN, Agent. Anaconda.
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l%.Ightning-s Work.
by the standards Special Wire.

By the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, July LIN the electric storm
this aftern Don, lightning struck a tele-
phone pole in front Of the place OF John
Noyes on upper Main street. The pole
was shattered. John Rogers. n lineman.
had just put on his spurs and was about
TO ascend the pole. II was a close call
for him.
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CHARLES FREUDeNSTEIN HURT.
His Horse Ran Away and Pounded Him
Up Badly.

BY tht Sfahuafu 3 Sptc1al Wlfe.
BUTTE. July 1.-Word has been re-
ceived of a serious accident to Charles
freudenstein. owner of the Germania
mine. Mr.. Freudenstein was watering
his horse at a trough in Browns Gulch
and removed the bride. The horse did
not appreciate this act OF kindness and
ran away. Mr.. Freudenstein was thrown
out, fracturing his left arm and two
or three ribs. The accident, while serious,
vas really a fortunate escape, for much
greater injury might have been expert
enced. DIR. Hough was called from this
city To attend him, and tonight reports
him doing nicely. The buggy was com
pletely demolished.
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Mems high and low cut canvas shoes at
cost nj the Gold Boot. No. 10 West Park.
Butte, Mont.
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Those Hasty Americans.

From the Chicago Post.
He-Marry me-?
She-Yes.
"When 2"
October"
Cant wait. Already got an offer for
September. IL you make il August it's a
co."
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Call at the Gold Boot and buy our calf
shoe, hand-sewed. AT $3.50. No. 10 West
Park street, Butte, Mont.
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Fresh roses every day at 705 North Sion-
tana street.
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Our Douglas hand-sewed kangaroo
shoes are just the thing for s.. No. 10
West Park, Butte.
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Young. M,ddi.-Ax.d and Other Men.

DIR. Liebig a CO., the rcLouned special
lists OF chronic diseases of men resultin
from youthful indiscretion and excuses
in maturity, will be at the Licbig World
Dispensary, No. & East Broadway, corner
Main street, Butte City, Montana, from
June = until July bio days only. Con-
sultation and examination free.
The Gold Boot, No. Is West Park. and
don't you forget il.
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Op'cKEsr TINE 10 oLvxPIA
kAAILcHIR AND 6RAY.s HARBoR
- PASSENGER STEAMER NuLrNoNAR

uns oPpoetuon boo0
~ Tacoma ircm the ~ r. wharf daily. En-
evnuey. q q n. share. Returntne,
ss,s,;.nH s h. is;t p N: Olympia, p a:
~W0 seechina seattle af p n. and which
iScsgn ncAss for whatcom and way rotn0
~. - s aekef Bacors dcck. fccs Of untoa
Tor IAcoUA q sp m. sunday.
- 1-This boat NUT Be taken from n
~ THROUGH BOAR.
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v~&KE THE STEAMERS OF rH1
PACIFIC NAvr6ATIoS co.
Az Baker 4 Co.'S waarscss
-yeE-
~uArcou. ROCHE HARBoR AND sKA6iT
RiyER
NV BAKER 4 CO. AGENTS
see iseal rne saTis
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cr.AxxR AScsLD-

f~v~ \. ". Baker cc.s wharf evs3 -
Az a 10 = n nor Port Tesnesnd- sSnsms
No nnre ens - Yofs Anteses. Crvs0~ns heS.
80 csS~s ard Pyshx sA.rytag freight and po1-
Snecrr q. J. lrs1IJ. AassssI
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NgERcHASrs sATfoSAL BANK
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND YYxAx.
CIAL AuAkI Of THE rNrIKD STATES
GOVERNMENT.
Deals ic soreigz AID domestic excha1gsA
MAKES festeraghic sransfers. and issues setssss
q credit
ssrnerxs banking Business transacted
OMSe Rruwa Auslciox. so0fheass coruer Sec
nd ac1 Ckeg.y ssSsetA
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IN. srRAMER

r>aE srsAMER
yosTrHISH
leaves the Hatfield. -olmsn dock ase O'Clock
4 n. Monday. Wednesday ana Friday scr
Iinratou Port Camille. ~ abeck am tason
tlty the head 81 navigation 90 Hcod's canal
4. AVIS Union City on TUESDAY, Msfsy and
s.,urday al I O'Clock .. m FOR freight or PASSAGE
amply on hoard az to Cosonel ). y. eismer'
ss"' JOHN ANDERSON. Master.
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TO AoSrEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR
VIA
csf eouNr GRAY's HARBoa u
ks0Aeh In one day frora Seattle
Sns connsct daily At Kamllchie Ct \ =
- oeaase from SEATTLE.
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lntending 60 resc ~ " 6 c'ciock usnru-
ESss can secar~ berth and meals BY Apply.
toe tusoor % The xtesDer
c. +. KAT. Nssess.
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crEAxxR MoUNrArNEER
LEAVES
Harrington . Smiths wharf foot OF washing
an street, q. m daily. end returning.
except sundays. fos
Colby. BROOKLYN. BRlcKyAhpA :.
MrTCHELL'S POINT. sIDSkf and head OF
PORT ORCHARD.
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SrxAxn nAkIAsD-

rxAvEs PowER HOUSE
n, yua,iss and vay pere ~ y - i10
1890 tcs Nsvcassis end vay ros1s - .
.. snas I'M IoVGHKAp. AAsassa
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sTEAMxsA


r,AcYr1C COAST sTEANsHiP COMPANY
pispesch sssamsrs iron seattle = follows:
Pof Can Francisco, via Port TOWNSEND eno
Victoria: ~ p 9. fposooneou recNvoo o.
board q p nj Ny 3 AlS u. - - ana
from enn Francisoo, for Victoria and Yuget
eoand nora AZ o . y. Ma s ~. Ii 20 -.
-. md ever ave days thefsaftee.
Tiche0 nav b obtained - the once q the
eonnsny & ocean Dock. seattle.
C30ODALl. PERKINS 4 CO.. san trancasco
Il. NcLELlAAN superintendent. seattle
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FRox TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
SoRTHIRS PACIFIC RAILROAD
h the line - tale 10 al points Esse end
Scufh. Il IL TIE piStSs cAs aoCrE IL
rsn, shrcasA Nesubuaed TraiRs every
day in The yeAs 70
ST rAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO charge Of ~are
Ccuroood al rfnsng Carr uzsarpassed, ru0.
nam DRIVING Rom s'eeren -
latest eaaipmeni
-fOCRfST sLxEPfNs3 CARS
erse snss can b constructed and in which
sccoa nedsficns afe hota ynRK sat farn shed
ior sesaess Of ART o. sscoad-clae oessa. and
KrxaASr DAT ccAcMxA
continuous Mne connecting with al finea
eGbrsfing direct and nrinserrupte1 service.
Pullman Sleeper re~eswattona can BE occufed
D. sdvsncs through ans ascus Of Ire rs~i
rHRou6H TicKH0
To ana NON eli points In Anersca Hastsad
ana Es-cps esa b paschassd 81 sas uskes
Issve s<stsis q Sos q ~ Assly. sfrsvs q
Nirnrsress. % - Pan ~ s.io y ~
ssrsas 4 srsin ora Esss aad seuiA; Has 4 n
olynpsa s.d Chshafs sxsr o.. ts 2 n. n
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