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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-14
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
u OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporated by the Legislature for Education
nj and Charitable purposes, and its franchise
made a part of the present State Constitution in
1873. by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
take, place Semi-Annually. June and December)
and its BRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
take place in each of the other ten months of
the year, and are all drawn in public, at the
Academy of Music. New Orleans, La.
FOR TWENTY YRS,
For Integrity of its Drawings, and
Prompt Payment of Prizes.
Attested as follows:
We DO hereby certDy that ae superv,se the
arrangements for all the Mo7thly and Sen,i-An.
aunl Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and II, person manage and Control
me Dratoings themselves. end that the same are
conducted auth honesty, fairness, and in good
faith toward all parties, and we authorize the
Conleonyt to atse this certificate, qUitE facsin,iles
Of our signatures attached, in ats advertise
nlsT.ts.'
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-14

Published every morning, except Monday, at Bis.
of the city at 25 cents per week, or ST per month.
The morning call., 1890-04-28

SDH0 PARTNER WANTED; PLAIN, STEADY
O-cC. Workingman in manufacturing business.
employs 70 hands; must be willing TO assist I'M
ne WORK, keep plain accounts, mems time coilec-
Tons ana make himself generally useful: knowle11e
OF business not necessary; is easily learned: has
stock, tools, materials and large orders on hand:
good lQeaton trade clearing SIS to each per month;
can be Increased by having help: good man wanted
more than money; is rare chance and VIII bear
135.KCarny ST. ap23 II
The morning call., 1890-04-28

GI7O0 AFiNEINVESTAIENT: MILK ROUTE
- w. Tor sale; any one can II. clears $500
Per month over expenses; employs I good man to
deliver; has trade of over so gallons per day best
class oi custom; has been established and kept by
present owner over Il years; he viii give you 80
DAYS trlAl before buying; he is very responsible
ana reliable man: he sells good horses, , wagons
cans and all necessary utensils for above: he mas
yearly contract with large wholesale mllkman for
rs supplies, which IS delivered to him daily; no
trouble TO run IT, Apply X KENNY % EaarDv - l.
The morning call., 1890-04-28

$500 P PA cst5;, WAITED y cAsH ~ 81
ness agency: does a fine trade which Will be
proven by TTial OF the business before buying
Gearing 500 Per month over an expenses one %
the present owners is leaving the city: the remain
iug partner does not require an experienced man,
but he be Of steady habits and have business
ability. Apply a KENNY - Kearnv st IL
The morning call., 1890-04-28

$500 f PART WANTED N FIRST CLASS
sunday work; clears to each SIS per month: is ran
l9iy increasing; soon viii pay 500: wants steady
soneV Industrious man, willing TO take an active in
teresI In one OF the most successful and hourisbinr
businesses in the city; such a chance as this:
come ana Investigate; don't miss this Particniars
0fD AILWAKT. l3.l. KearnY ST II
The morning call., 1890-04-28

GlA0O GROCERY STORE FOR SALE; A
VI NV. fine corner Geary ST., only few
blocks from hearny; Kept by present owner 80
years. he has a hne custom in both store and bar,
which buyer Will be sure TO get; is owner OF the
property, of which he will give long Lease is retr-
ing from business. Apply X. KENNY, - Kearny- 1t
The morning call., 1890-04-28

NoTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE
ROCKER + gsrNSu
April p, 1890 an0S ~
The morning call., 1890-04-28


M RS. EHEH ORN, CLAIRVOYANT, 4llih POLK
vi ST., near McAllister; fee soc and 81 APIS Ste
M ADAME WALTERS. 3I7 TEHAMA. Mr.. ara:
h fortune-telllng; ladies 25c gents soc. ap27 TIE
NINE. MOREAU. 73 FOURTH ST, REVEALS
n past. present and future; fee 25c; your fortune
by mail Zoe and stamp; charms given ap27 Ate
C,LAIRvoYANT-FEE Csc; LADIES ONLY
" l0691a Howard ST., in rear. apr ATS
GREATEST FoRTUNE-TELLER IN THE CITY:
" reveals past, present and future Call and sss
MISS LELAND 7S9 Mission, near Fourth; rea
ladies' o0c; gentleman 81; lucky charms. myStf
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANT, REMOVED
~ 70 1O61 Market, bet. 9Th and It'll. Room 2.aIO II
M ME sHMID, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
w nowned yealhlg lfe's future events; ladies ST.
gentlemen ~, by mall So once S54 Mission. mr2 tt
A uGUSTA LEoLA, FoRTUNE-TELLEK AND
y elairvoyant magic charms: love tokens; shows
rue pictures OF future husbands and wives teaches
fortune. 2326 Mission ST.. z0th fee 81. oc30tf
M ME DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC YOUNG
M reyeaier by eggs and cards. tells the entire lite
past, present, futures consultations all affairs:
nothing excepted. name given. valuable advice and
sure help; mistake impossible written charts 10
English and German; imports genuine Hungarian
gypsy Powder for love and luck; diseases cured:
Zee 81; letter 81. % Kearny St Ie2I lam
The morning call., 1890-04-28

GOH00 WHOLESALE LIQUOR BUSINESS.
N3HOUO. large regular custom; one OF the Oldest
anu oest Known IN city; nearly full value in stock
20 better offer In this city for money: fun
lon. Apply II LESS. 995 Market 81 IL
The morning call., 1890-04-28

&1DS0 HOTEL AND BAR; 50 SPLENDIDLY
" --CO. furnished rooms frst-cass bar and
diningroom fixtures; better location; house
always fun: Al bar trade; business speaks for
Itself; Investigate 1t; full trial. NJ LESS SO Mar
1tE
The morning call., 1890-04-28
HORSES.


TOR SALE CHEAP: HORSE AND WAGON APP
Il ply q Steuart st. ape 7t@
ZINE rASTURAGE FOR HORSES. APPLY 40
L Montgomery ST., Room l. apo q
persons HAVING HORSES, BUGGIES.
Il wagons or harness they disposed of will
find It TO their advantage to call at or address the
racine Coast Horse Market, 1916 Mission ST.: auc-
ton sales every Wednesday and Saturday at IL A.
NJ. WATKINS Il DUNG. auctioneers apl II
WAGONS AID CABI;IAGES.
DOR SALE-EXPRESS-wAGO NEWLY PAINT
Il cd. with harness and top Apply j. H. DAVIS
GIG Montgomery st. APPS AIS
I iGHT WAGON AND HARNESS CHEAP NV
IL cor. Mason and Green sts ap24 IT'S
LIRST-C CLASS TOP BUGGY, CHEAP AT PAINT
Il shop. 1897 Folsom st. JOHN BERRY. ap23 II
TOR SALE-BARGAIN; NEARLY NEW ToP
a road buggy and light two-seated wagon. KINGS
SIGN SHOP. 3l4 Golden Gate ave. ap22 7t%
EXPRESs-wAGoN. SECONDHAND, CHEAP AT
II "a Beale st. A. W. SASBORN & CO. ap22 tf
e 2D-HAND BUGGIES, BAKER WAGON & NEW
" doctors phaeton cheap. S56 Howard St apps 3m
The morning call., 1890-04-28

Z C00 BAKERY, CANDY AND COFFEE PAR
W -OO. Tors; fine location; suitable for man and
vie; living rooms. w. L. HEALY, 7l9 Market It&
The morning call., 1890-04-28


4 FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81 FILINGS AZ
n lowest prices; work warranted DR. j. W,KEI
S4l Market ST., opp. Baldwin. aul0 tt
DR G. H WILSON, DENTISTJ 9a5 MARKET
" St, bet. FINN and sixth, OPP. Mason. del5u
DR. REA 923 MARhEr, EXTRACTS TEETH
~ Tor soc; With gas for 81; open evenings seIlss
DR. CASSILLY's PAINLESS DENTAL
~ rooms. 2O2 Fourth st; best teeth 81 TO 81; ex-
tracing or filling 25c to 81 half price to poora6 II
a Ii NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IL
n them stating that the insane asyluns are full OF
people who took gas only for painless tooth
traction and went crazy My secret painless method
il wonderful. by Its use any dental operation may
be done patnesSiy VIII forfeit 500 for any tooth
thai cannot extract without sleep or cas- evan
All operations done better than elsewhere, sincs
have seven first prizes for beautiful iliIugs plate
and crown work. There are . LeeS dentists Oalce
open TIL $3.50 P. NJ; Sundays till ) p NJ. DR.
GEORGE w. LEEh, q O'Farrel 81. oca u
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION SU6 MARKET
~ St (Phean Bulidingl; gas specialists; positively
extract teeth without pain; only Office that makes
and gives the celebrated "Uolton Cas-; 80 900 ref
erences; established 1858; all operations in dentistry
performed. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. fe7 II
DR. A. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST, BET
~ Tenth and Eleventh; no Charge for extracting
when plates are made; Old plates made over ike
new: teeth from - per set; extracting soc. M II
DULL SET, 81; EXTRACTING, POSITIVELY
Il painless, so cents. DIR. Z. A PERRY, s Mason
st, formerly S4l Market st. de5 Il
CT SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
" good rs can be made; filling 81. DIR. SINMS
dentist, $50 Market ST.. next Baldwin Theater.Oe II
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THK WEkkLY
- OAlL IN Hrapper, ready for mailing
The morning call., 1890-04-28

&fS0 GROCERY AND BAR: 3 ROOMS.
-; OCO' large stock; excellent location; splendid
business offered at sacrifice. M.LESS 1886 Market
GS00 GROCERY AND BAR, WITH NEW /
sDOOO. story building: selling from 10 to 1917
barrels beer week. LESS 995 Market ST lie
The morning call., 1890-04-28

CGEO GROCERY AID BAR. NTH FURYT-
- OOO- tqre of 3 nice living rooms: caIl and see
this. Apply to DONALDSON d GLYNN. cigar
store, 81 Fourth ST. an3g 39s
The morning call., 1890-04-28
ALAMEDA RAJ ESTATE.

Y cry ATTRACTIVE HOUSE: g ROOMS AND
bath. with large and beautiful grounds; cheaD
aud on easy terms. j. s. LEDYARD. Room 5. 1875
hesrny ap23 '7tS
The morning call., 1890-04-28

Notice, april 23d-This is to certify that thjx
Gay bought all right and title OF the Eagle Oyster
non mouse; ~ Third ST., clear Of all debts GEORGE
hALOclOn.
The morning call., 1890-04-28

OAKLAND MISUNDERSTANDING Ann
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Braneh
Oficeof The MORNING CALL. S57 Broadway near
SeventhSL ONCE houIs A. TOT z. ".
The morning call., 1890-04-28

n OIiCE, APRIL 81 HAVE THIS DAY SOLD
-, the hxtures and goodwill of the Eagle Oyster
nous SO Fourth ST., TO GEURGE NIILOSICH. NJ
The morning call., 1890-04-28

GDHGO FINE MECHANICS HOTEL IN THE
Sr-CNO. very center of business; so rooms; fine
bedrooms, dining-room kitchen, etc; wen fur
nlsheu: always fun and averages 5000 per month
clear; established Is years; owner Is leaving the
CITY; this is sure, good investment. Apply X.
KENNY. 20 Kearny st. 1t
The morning call., 1890-04-28

Nj ISIS HoGG, 526 GEARY ST; FUNERAL AVID
W natural flowers of all kinds preserved ap26 ON
The morning call., 1890-04-28

CARPEr-CLEANING; 3 TO 5 CTS PER YARD:
y the best work guaranteed or no nav. teleDhone
322S. s. STRArrON. l2ll Market 81 Snf lin,
The morning call., 1890-04-28

GD00 CIGAR STORE; SPLENDID LOCA-
&-OO. ton; stock and custom; 4 bargain
THOMAS & Co. 7I9 Market ST. APPS 3ts
The morning call., 1890-04-28
PERSONALS.

| IMPORTANT FOR LADIES! A NEW ANATOHIC
L discovery by PROFESSOR L. HEINE OF HeIdsl-
oerg Germany, OF permanently to enlarge the bust
and also Increase in flesh, and Is nfaIiihle in its ef
iectS and safe to use. DR. " POPPER sole aren't
l27 Montgomery st. ap25 m
The morning call., 1890-04-28

oIso STEWART. l35- Kearny st. 1t
$50 20 Wholesale UFACTURTNG
houSe wen and favQraJiy known ali over the STATE.
g0uds manufactured are orders from leading
and the Pacific Coast as being the best in The mar
Eet; ms large stock OF and manufactured goods
to supply and fin the increasing wholesale orderi
mus must nave me ssistance OF active working
Partner' Ior winch bargain seldom offered will b3
SsGSui ,l r-stefenee, an leading wholesale-houses
9EO STEWART, 135 Kearny ST. 1t
no SILL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO n
BARNARD, ll46 Market ST.; established 1859 :
S475 CoFFEE-HoUSE, RESTAURANT AND
~ ~ lce-cTeam Salooni at railroad terminus;
large paying trade sold only OF Sickness
9AhNAkD, 4I49 Market st. It,
brewery FOR SALE IN A THRIVING COIN
- - tIy town: splendid Investment Apply TO / d.
BAENARD, 114S Market St. Fi"' is
& D0O FiRsT-CLAss SALOON on MARKET
~ ~. ST.; large stock; good reason FOR sell
ing. -MoLAUGhLIN 20 Kearny st. lts
$500 RESTAURANT; PAYING BUSINESS:
NcLAUGHTfSe i iif very cheap rent; see this
$3.50 2,oMAIIt 25o BARBEK-sH0P, wIrH ;
iong time. McLAUGiBsIN q CO. Is Kearny ST. it,
$500 RESTAURANT: GOOD LEGITIMATE
ness sole cause sale. MCLAUGHLIN. 20 Kearny. l.
GROO RESTAURANT, DOING BUSINESS
ScOO. $25 daily; located business street:
9 9 rent; owner retiring cause OF safe b. SMITH
90 Nearby ST. APPS 4t%
&H60 RESTAURANT; EVERYTHING IN
sDoCO. hne conditions; nicely furnished boxes;
daily receipts from SIS to s25; sickness cause OF
sale. BOOKER a TEMPLE, s41 Market ST. it,
RARbER-sHoPS-4 CHAIRS, TURK ST. $500
II chairs, Mission Observation-Disclosures. $50
SALOONS.
Fine corner on Howard ST., rent $4O. $50
Splendid location, Market st ......... 1900
CIGAR-SToRES.
Big bargains and fine locations 5000, $780, 1880
A.large list of bargains.
ap27 ~ CAMERON & STONE 1920 Market st.
The morning call., 1890-04-28
GARLAND REAL ESTATE.

EoR SALk-CHEAP; IN FRUITVALE; ACRES
L In young fruit trees; house OF rooms Windmill
and tank; 10 minutes walk from horsecars In
qulre NJ Hermitage, EruityaIe anIS lar
The morning call., 1890-04-28

GAN JOSE BRASS NORhS-THIS FOUNDRY
~ and hnishing-shop has been established for 20
years, and IS IN a hourishng condition. is well
equipped with tools for general joDbing and re-
pairs; must be sold account OF proprietor's i'll
health. Address STEVE CHAIZE, 2e4 West Santa
Clara ST., san jose, Cal an15 n
The morning call., 1890-04-28

q e SHOOK, PLUMBERS, ROoFERS, Gas
~ htters, TIN, copper and sheer-irOn workers 63O
MECHANICALLY 81, near kaarnE: talanlnle lE1- no n
The morning call., 1890-04-28
mCOUNTKY REAL FsT1TE

H Hl n ELI NAL bSIAIE.
G1NnA NOW BUILDING; HOUSE 3 ROOMS,
~ 1OOO' bath; corner; 50Xl % near University
JOSEPH ]. MASON. i25 California St ana N
The morning call., 1890-04-28

n EATLY FURNISHED OFFICE FOR SALE
~ Apply Room 81. ST. Ann,s Bnllling. an2G n.
The morning call., 1890-04-28

CLOTHING. SHIRT AND UNDER WEAR MANU-
- factory for sale; inclusive OF patterns and fI-
lures; business established Tor Il years capital re-
quired only $1,000. Apply CALL Branch once
2oLS Mission st. au26
The morning call., 1890-04-28

- - rs AuRASf FOR SALE MAKING $50
L. clear every week; established So years. make
your offer to-day; highest offer accepted; nice
living rooms feeds $50 people daily. 2U4 Fourth
street.
The morning call., 1890-04-28

(,IGAR STAND; GOOD BARGAIN; MUST SELL
" at once 400 East st ano9 80
The morning call., 1890-04-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Clsa1E00 PARTNER WANTED IN A FIRST
SI'LJOU. class wholesale manufacturing bust
ness has the latest improved machinery and a sure
business viii without doubt clear at least $500
Per month; requires his partner To assist IN looking
after the hired men, do the collecting, etc; inside
OF 3 years this will be an immense business;
good Will asked the money TO be invested In the
business ia order to extend il; owner is respon-
gffIr man. AuulV X. KENNY. % Kearuy
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CROW INDIANS AT PLAY
General BriSbin Relates an Interesting
Story Concerning the Occasion.
Their Make-Up Very Repulsive-
Sham Battles Their Special De-
light-The Scaiping Scene
a Horrid Sight.

II saw one of the grandest sights | ever
saw In my life on the Fourth" said Gem
eral Brisbin To n Helena Journal reporter
as he was seated upon the veranda of the
B~roadwater hotel Monday. "rhe Crow
Indians celebrated the Fourth and il is
impossible TO describe the scenes enacted.
They went wild with delight and entered
into the sport in earnest.
There were 80 of the Crows alto
gether. In the first place they made false
faces Of blue clay and pieces of canvas,
rendering their appearance perfectly
~frightful. Ii is truly wonderful the way
they got up he aces. Some had long
noses; Others long chins; some had horns
upon their heads, and, in fact, they were
made up in every conceivable shape.
They also decorated their persons in
every imaginable style. The ponies were
covered with canvas g~orgeously decorated
with everything they could get hold Of.
The agent had arranged for their amusc-
mentu upon that occasion, but the details
were left for them to FIJI up. sent a bat
terry over at their request, n a continual
roar was kept up all day.
They performed i'm a large circle, and
their chief delight was in sham battles.
The scenes were so realistic that il was
difficult TO realize that they were not in
earnest. They dashed about the ring
upon their ponies fighting with wooden
lances. Some of the Indians would pre-
lend that they were killed or wounded,
when they would he carried from the bat
tle-field and attended by those selected
for that purpose. The scalping scene
was j. great feature of the occasion.
They had taken pieces of flannel aud
fastened fastened upon Inc heads of those
who were to be the pretended victims,
ana when this was removes with the
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He left also indebted 70 private parties
Il the extent Of 500 or 500.
kilograms were sent 20 the sheriffs OF
Washington and Idaho, and Tuesday Mr..
Young received a telegram from Wallace,
Idaho. that his man was there and will be
arrested. Burbeck will most probably be
brought to this city for trial. and before
the courts nave finished with him il is al
together likely that he will wish for q re-
turn OF his old honest days.-CoiriHe
inner
A curious conflict look place between n
bear and a couga on a trail leading
along a little creek. called Coules creek.
above Flyblow camp, situated a few
miles from Union City. Mr.. Barron. who
has a claim in the neiRhborhood, had
necessity TO follow the trail. He was sur
prised to find in his pathway he body of
a large bear holding in deathly grip the
body of one of the largest of cougars.
The ground i'm the vicinity IA torn up
with the struggle, which must have been
terrific. The bcar was nearly disem-
boweled by the sharp claws of the cougar,
but had in return crushed the life out of
the animal with his dying grasp. How
the animals came together is n mystery,
but certainly Greek met Greek.-rnion
City Tribune.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
RecoIlections Of Artemus Ward.

FROM TIE New FORK Press.
IL first met Artemus Ward i'm 1858"
sand j. Minor Griswold, the lecturer. "He
was at that time city editor of the Cleve-
land PlaiHdeaier. Ward was a long,
lanky young man, with one eye and a
Ratchet face. He was then known as
Charles Brown, but when he became
famous he added an e. To his name. I
think he was the most eccentric man I
ever met, and his fear of death amounted
10 a monomania. He would get up in the
night, disturbed by an awful fear OF
death, n wander about the house half
clothed. l remember his knocking
AT my door at 8 o'clock one morn
ing and asking IN ! thought that Shakes
peare would have made "A good city
editor. Ward had a habit Of guying
everybody he met. Even his intimate
friends were not safe rom his habit.
One evening we attended a country
school exhibition together. The play was
'Pizaro.' In the course of the play one of
the actors came upon the stage and ex-
claimed: How now Gomez On yon-
der hill we found an old Peruvianr
"'He is right" exclaimed Ward. leaning
over toward me, Il can recognize the old
Peruvian by his bark
Oh my way home Artemus wanted to
drive the horse of the bank into the
canal. He would have lone so but for
the fact that | grabbed the lines and pre-
vented him from carrying out his design.
lie explained his action by saying that
theh horse was warm and needed cooling
aH"
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ZINC

The thoughtlessness of a man by the
name of Money!, n resident of Spokane
Falls. cost him the loss of two fingers and
the thumb of his right hand Saturday
afternoon. He is engaged in the work of
excavating, which is being done OH the
corner Of Bernard and Main streets. where
blasting is required. Money! picked up a
dynamite fuse cap and began picking at il
with a pin. Ii resulted in the fuse can
Going oil and carrying with IL that portion
~ his anatomy mentioned above.
II is somewhat remarkable that i'm the
county OF Cowlitz, Washington. a county
,ho, has been settled 40 years, that has
-no inhabitants. ~ miles of railroad and
hos the second largest court house in the
tate of Washington. there should be n
Lnor, Of the field u%ntrodden by the foot of
- w,bita man, and less known To ciyiliza-
ton than is the heart of Africa. About
nfteen townships within the county are
unsuryeyed. ABORTION of the unsurveyed
trac, is occupied by white settlers. but
fully half of II Is a dense, impenetrable
wilderness.-WdHd Woild Journal.
. Oscar Burbeck, an employe in Harry
, foung's saloon at Marcus, abscondcd
last week with about $500 in money and
time checks belonging TO his employer.
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A Holiday for Jake.

Y E'EF U "NN
Now comes the time when good. old
Farmer Clovertop fills the soul of his soI.
of 10 years with joy and eladness, that
spurs him on 10 his utmost endeavor, by
saying: snow. Jake, my son, rot lick in
like a good fellow fer the next few weeks
and hoe that ten-acre lot o. corn all over
a couple o. times, and clean ev'ry derned
weed out o. the garden. and turn over ten
or twelve acres % that sod, and get the
winter flrewood all cut, aud make me a
couple o. hundred good oak rails. aud
when the Fourth n July comes you kin
call on your dad fer IS cents To go 10 the
celebration, and do as you're a mind to
with il: yes. you kin. All work and no
play makes Jake a dull boy 'cordin' to
my way o thiukin' and blamed IL you
shan't have a little o. both"
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THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE &
ST. PAUL RY.

L. the Fast Mail Short Line from 81. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Mil
waukee to Chicago and all points in the
Eastern States and Canada Ii is the only
line under n management between st.
Paul and Chicago, and is the Finest
Equipped Railway ia the Northwest. II
is the only line running Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars with luxurious smok-
ing rooms, and the finest dining ears in
the world, via the famous "Riyer Bank
Route along the shores Of Lake Pepin
and the beautiful Mississippi River 10
Milwaukee and Chicago. Its trains con
meet with those Of the Northern lines in
the Grand Union Depot at ST. Paul. No
change Of cars Of any class between st.
Paul and Chicago. For through tickets,
time tables, and full information apply To
any coupon ticket agen, in the North
west.
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Good work of the p. A. Congress.

From the Export and Finance.
The Pan-American congress did much
good work attoth general public is not
always apparent, but which little by little
comes to the surface. There was a time
when the diplomatic relations between
the South American and Central Ameri-
can republics and Mexico were quite .e.
stricted, and when there was really very
little need of diplomatic or consular rep
resentatives in any but the principal
countries. The meeting of the congress.
comfy m duty which were among its
results, have made an extension of diplo-
matte and consular relations not only
desirable but necessary. Mexico has
aiken the lead In this matter, and will be
followed by the other republics. Presi.
dent Diaz is appointing ministers and ron
suls I'm every section of the continent
where such representatives are needed.
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Al
-. THE DEPOT -.

s.. D. BEEBE. City Ticket Agent,
e. v. MAZE, General Agent.
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why Tn. Is-si WA. Hard.

ON a recent trip north a party Of men
stopped over night on n ranch at Elko.
Col, and when the lady of the house
showed one OF them To a room she re-
marked by way of apology: "You will
find the bed kind of hard. We took the
hay out OF the mattress last winter to feed
the starving cattle"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-08-21

sIssELL's 2SD ADD. 10 raELLSPsBURG.
95 1S6s II i Bisselll
9 20 IS " A Marshall
BISSELL PLACE.
SIS $50 HM Bissen
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-08-21
TOWN OF EEw HOPE.
TOWN OF Agra

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