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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-02-17

PER ANxUK
LOCAL RESUME
From Where we Broke of Last
Week. Including Items
of Interest
Around Town, Society Notes..
and General County News.
Doings of a Week.
Russian Sardines at Whidden's.
Tuesday was st. Valentines Day.
Did you get chrome.
Do you want suit of clothes or any
port of y suit, call on Whidden.
Miss Belle Walks had a surprise par
BY at Mrs. Colson's Wednesday evening.
Fosters second storm wave arrived
here Monday, and for once the weather
signals were correct.
Several fine brick blocks will ba
built in jamestown the con,ing sum-
mer, SO says the Alert.
We ave anxious to close out tho BAL
ance of our underwear and have some
splendid bargains at Whidden's.
Drugs, furniture, wall paperj musical
gold watches for, sale at
5. Almklov's drug store, SO
Mr.. Gimblett, Sr., is repou.ed some
better and DR.. Kerr thinks that he will
pull through all right with proper care.
There was herd Of twentytsix ante-
opes out northwest of Wms Howdon'a
Saturday. Several were run down and
captured.
Pure Maple Syrup at Whidden's.
There will be dance ut the Palace
Hotel on the evening of Westinghouse
Feb. 2sd. Everybody cordial
y invited.
Dsthlaif Larson, cashier of the State
Bank Of Cummings, was inltown Nom
day, visiting old friends and, attending
70 business.
Winter footwear must be closed out
prices cut to the quick at Whidoen's.
DR.. Kerr, on Monday last, purchased
he interest Of his partner, Walter Up
on, in the drug store, and is now sole
proprietor Of tho cornerdrug store.
Hon. David Bartlett came within
'orty odd votes Of being nominated
United States senatorial Bismarck last
week. IL WAS CLOSE 'sti@S0 LOT Oavld. .
DR. Carl Rasmnssen vehe~,n.rv sur.
yeon and dentist. Office at
Almklov's drug store. A graduate Of
The State Veterinary college of Dea-
mark.
Anderson's Assorted Frait Jams as
W hlddens.
~ ".'De' '"o'' '''"IS "y"s Du'
Ness 't'p ~ ooa,aeA"S' r',u''y' 'ie'u
"s 0"''i""y' ""S' "e".S so' 'o'' ~
Inc rush Oh Me Pf"e'Pai business.
streets.
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Transfers Of Real Estate

Transfers of real estate reported
Ivy Waco Abstract ard Investment
Company, room Il, Prevalent
Building, Waco, Texas, May 10,
1923.
Maggie X Bantou ct al to Bolton
Mill Co, ,050 acres La Vega grant,
S13, 800 A..
j Moore to j d Wallace, part
Of block 8, Trice addition, $50.
S Archenhold ct al to J IL and
Lula A Smith, lot j., block 10,
Farwell Heights, $50.
John b Nichols and wife to b J
Brown, part of lot s. block 81,
Crawford, 81 and other considera-
tons
J Moore to + B Cornish, part
Of block 3, Trice addition, $500.
j n Harris to j b Cornish, lots
7, $ 9, 10 and IL, block ., Trice
addition. 800.
w B Yost TO w J Hobson, lots
and /, block 81, Farwell Heights
1880.
NJ Adelman to Mrs Pese Fred,
lot :, block / Ed se6eld, $1,000.
Eugene Williams TO } b Nichols,
lots /, and 8, block 81, Farwell
Heights, S77e.
w Ii Thompson to } + Cox, half
interest in lots +, 5, 6, Z, S, 8 and
10, block /, Kyger's addition. Ne |
1928.
JECox to Chas Mot, same al
above, $50.
Waco Building Association to W
4 Driskill, east half of lots 9, IL
and l, block 6, c w Whites add
ton, East Waco, 1878.
Martha M Sleeper to City o.
Waco, right of way for South Shire
street, 81.
W Taylor ct al to the City o
Waco, 80 feet strip for South Third
street, 81.
w r Oman and wife to City o
Waco, 70 feet strip for South Thiro
street, $ etc.
Jno L Henry to City of Waco
lot 3 ) feet for South Third street
opening street.
j w Taylor ct al to City o
Waco, 10 feet lot for opening Soutl
Third street, 81.
FF Carroll ct al to City of Waco
50 feet strip for South Third street
81 etc.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. all who have used
Eclectic Btters sing the same song Of
praise. A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed Electric BItters will
cure all diseases of the liver and kid
neys; will remove pimples, boils, salt
rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malaria
from the system and prevent as well as
cure all malarial fevers. For cure OF
headache, constipation and indigestion
try Electric Bitters Entire sstisiae'
ton guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price soc. and $l.00 per bottle at ".
b. Morrison & Cos. drug store
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for reflection for Waco beople 1t
is well enough to talk up our hot
water and natatoriums, but it is
not what Waco and other Texas
towns need to give them permanent
property. Our city needs manu-
featuring establishments to work up
raw cotton, raw hides, crude wood,
paper waste and a thousand other
things that will give people work
to do at living wages. These work
ing people, the tin-bucket brigade,
if YOU please, are the people who
make great cities. The bond clip
per aud interest gatherer with his
millions does not produce one
cents worth Of wealth and he is
the man to encourage the establish
ment Of enterprises, but we are
sorry TO say that he is often the
last mau to help along such things
If the people in the towns and
cities of the south had one-tenth
as much public enterprise as the
press, the time would not be far
distant when our bright sunny
south would be as rich and pro.
gresslve as the bleak New England
states. Manufacture, manufacture,
that is the keynote.
EX QUD NUM-.
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A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man

Are you Bilious, Constipated or
troubled with Jaundice, Sick Head
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
Back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever, etc. II you have
any of these symptoms, your Liver is
out of order, and your blood is slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly HERBlNE will
cure any disorder of the Liver, Stom-
ach or Bowels. 1t has no equal as a
Liver Medicine. Price, IS cents.
Free trial bottle at H G. FISHER s
Drug Store, Waco. and J. B Cornish's
Drug Store. East Waco, Texas,
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Frozen Beauty.

A big crowd collected in front of
Dismukes' drug store this morning
when an express wagon put out on
the sideV ak big block of ice in
which was frozen large cluster
Of beautiful pink roses, which,
Mr.. Dismukes sad, came from
"down the road " The roses looked
rather "squashed," but will open
fresh and bright when taken from
the ice and will help to adorn Mr.
Dismukes store on the great open
ing day.
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One Fare Rates

will be made by the International
Route, Il & G N r K to Nash
vile, Tenn, and return May 9th and
10Th, account Southern Baptist con
yention, and to Little Rock, Ark, and
return May 18th to 18th, account
Cumberland Presbyterian church
For rates, train times, and other infor
nation, call on the nearest ticket
agent.
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what United Effort Can Do.

what United h11ort Can 10.
rbe folder map issued by the
xandria Investment CO. Alex
dris. Ind, shows in striking
amer lhe rapid development
bjch that section is undergoing.
Il an illustration of what can be
me when business men determine
make know the advantages and
sources of any particular locality,
ID it ought TO be studied by every
be Interested in the progress of
BY town OF city. Most people are
t,lreiy prone TO sit down and ex-
ect na ural advantages to draw
snufact arers to their city, instead
making a united effort TO attract
Dem by such persistent work as
i'll command the attention of the
ktre country. st. Louis, Chicago,
bl other cities of vim and
NIB never lose a chance to advAr-
se Il emselues, as illustrated
az or two ago, when committee
five citizens went to Philadel-
his from st. Louis to ask that one
the international Navigation
tos steamers now being built by
be Gam ps, be named ''St. Louis
tch a suggestion, if made iii many
[aces, CT sending five leading bust
esq men to ask a similar favor,
imply and wholly to advertise a
|M would be received with ridl-
y, and yet it is just such wolk
ths that builds up great cities.
htural advantages must be sup
Plemeued by united energy and en-
ferprise if anything big is to be
accomplished. This town Of Alex
Fndria, which is flooding the coun.
Dry with its literature, has had II at.
[ral Gas for long time, and for a
year or two a number of facto-
PES there have been using 1t
fuel but no persls.
tent work has been done to make
this known until SIX or seven
months ago, and hence II great
dvantage IN having natural gas did
bot build it up. But some six or
even months ago number Of lead
ng bankers and others in Louisville,
Ihlcago and elsewhere and some
Blanchard Oil people resolved to
aake Alexandria the most con-
pcuons town in all the Indiana
IS region. In that time enough
manufacturing enterprises to employ
early 5000 mechanics have been
ecured at Alexandria, including
ne Oldest and largest plates glass
FORKS IN America now being NOV g
mere, great iron and steel-makin 9
'oncern which will employ 2, 500
lands, and fifteen or twenty other
'oncerns. This has all been done
mi ly by lard wo'k, united effort
~ push and a determination not TO
Falt Tor natural advantages" to
loSe Things turn up" but to 90
uead and turn them up themselves.
us Is the spirit that is nee d ed
lefever actual results are to be
ecompllshed and where towns and
'''es are 10 be built up. The south
Ias natural resources" without
im'l' furnishing foundation for
ue most solid industrial develop.
usa, tor great immigration work,
vi '1e broadening aud building up
all It's business interests, but
ua'ural resources" will not count
Saless there is a united effort on the
r.. OF lts people. was lust such
AL Nandria illustrates that made
IAN the most prosperous and
aggressive city of the south fol-
!, years, and which still keeps
.n 70 the front as one Of the most
SWV'tefPElsng ci'ies in the country,
son na' Alexandra is doing the whole
B,l, le ao'ye is clipped from thu
'''inore Record and contains fooC
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No Experiments

In reaching Austin, San Marcos,
San Antonio, etc, via international
and Great Northern railroad, Two
daily trains each way. Insist upon
your ticket reading via Hearne OF
Taylor and the international and
Great Northern railroad. Perfect
roadbed, magnificent equipment.
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Dissolution Notice.

The laundry htm Of Crow Bros. e
Flood has been dissolved by mutual
consent, y. A. tlood retiring
Crow Bros. will assume all liabilities
and assets. CROW Bios,
n. A, FLOOD.
Waco. May I. s93
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Remarkable !

What Climax Oil will do. 1t has
relieved more suffering humanity
than any othor medicine sold today.
Try it, Sold under positive guar
antee by all druggists.
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Notice.

The public is hereby notified that
T.. G. Hatton & Co., are alone author
lied to collect bills due the Turf
Restaurant, they having bought same.
P. n. LEpEsH,
Former Proprietor Of the Turf
Restaurant.
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An Organ For Sale.

An excellent new organ-no second
hand affair Call at THE News Office
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Another peculiar race existing
among us in large numbers is that
Of the Russian jews, a thrifty, en-
ergetic, but rather morose and sullen
people, whose sutierngs and brutal
treatment are perhaps too recent to
admit OF the buoyancy and mercurial
temperament as exhibited by the
gypsies, with their volatile, gay
dispositions, or the the unspeakaD.e
Turk, who has fund of humor and
a great opacity for Ell lyment be
meath his placid, stolii exterior.
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W.K. OWENS. Tloket ARent
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass.
jcurA BuUED-No. 8l.--foRrH hound.
w Waco at "a. IN. Arrives . 30 .. IN
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See our great sale of house fur
nishjngs. LEVINE BRO. S.
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TEA TABLE GOSSIP.

Waco is assuming the appearance
of cosmopolitan city All of the
principal nationalitles of the world
are we'll represented, and within the
last year there has been quite a re
markable accession TO population in
the way Of a large immigration of
class of people who are certainly
picturesque and interesting if they
are not the most desirable inhabi-
tants. These are several bands of
Armenians and Turks, itinerants
who live on the outskirts Of the
city and vend their wares both in
the urban limits and for miles
around Living among these peo
pie and closely associating with
them are few Hungarian gypsies,
a rather wild and uncouth looking
race, so far as their apparel IL
concerned, but 10y no means devoid
of certain swarthy personal beau
ty. The men are supple, 1.-the,
clean limbed fellows, with brig
andish look, and the few women
with them ale notable for their
lnstrou-, brilliant black eyes and
handsome, lea.-cut features, their
mob lie couutenances quiet,
graceful gestures being pecularly
attractive. These gypsie4 are ia
nous for their love of music, their
| Sol 90 being Wild and plaintive, re.
sempling the old Spanish ballads,
and the men have always been
known for their rklll with the VIC.
I'm, for which their attachment IL
SAID TO eqnai ,ha, If the Arabs for
their de-,r' s'oedr. laelr language
ana i's dcrlNa.,o4 has never been
in, estiga ed and studied thoroughly
even bN philologsts.
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Tx GOV Bob Taylor will lecture at
Y. NJ. G. a hall Tuesday May llth
Sui ect The Fiddle and the Bob .
Tickets so cents, on sale at Burlesons,
Hill Bros, and Snted book store
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THAT HACKING COUGH can
he so quickly cured by Shiloh. Cure
We Guarantee it. Sold by William
sen Drag Co.
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CONFINED IN A MAD HOUSE.
The Romantic Story of Texas
Cattle-KIug.


HILLsBoRo, May l0.-The Jack.
son sensation is still uppermost
here. 1t is now proven beyond the
shadow of doubt that Jackson is
still living. The Bowling Green
spec al i'll last Sundays Globe
Democrat is ,nsidered as authentic.
Jackson's family left this neigh
borAood abou, year ago for Farm
ington, Mo. the home Of his wife,
and al Bowling Greer, nearby, the
reunion is supposed to have taken
place, after eight years had passed
by ard the husband had been long
mourned as lost
1t is stated that Jackson's liahil.
tiles here will reach 100000. the
local banks and the Waco ) ate
Bank being among the victims.
After much litigation, it viii he re-
membered, the Waco bank secured
possession of lot which the bank
had attached. Several well known
stockmen Of liill county were ruin
ed By Jackson's disappearance,
having a large anoant of security
debts to pay for bin. But there is
no criminal charge against him
here. His credit here vas ALSO
lutelv unlimited. When he took
the cattle to Chicago eight years
ago the proceeds Of their sale were
returned TO his bank in this city.
Until last Monday nothing more
was ever heard of him after he left
Aere the last time.
rs ANlNSANK ASYLUM.
'l'ne Globe Democrat special from
Bowling Green, Mo, say 5 tia. nine
years ago Jackson mys.eriously dis
appeared from Texas, where he ha
been president of one of the larges,
cattle companies in the state. He
had taken Il consignment q cattle
valued at $4,000 to Chicago, which
he sold, making hls returns, and
bought ticket to GAINESVILLE, Mo.
intending to visit relatives before
returning TO Texas This is all
that Jackson rem rendered about hi
| actions or whereabouts until six
months ago. The police had ascer
tanned tina; he went into a bank il
/ Clarksville and that he was followed
by two suspicious looking char
acters The next thing Jackson
remembered after buying railroad
ticket was his release from the in
zane asylum in Brooklyn, \ Y.
from which placa he wandered Il
Wilmington, y c. When his rea
son returned Jackson concluded tt
et his friends know Of his where
abouts lie went to Florida, bu
the desire to see his family was 50
strong that he returned TO Missouri
coming to Farmlne on, where hi
son, Alorz), is hvlrg, and mad
himself known. TIE 20 son.
friend tn flush 70, " ~ infor.Ac.
Mrs. ia kson of the return of he
long.lost hush and The result va
that ha )py reunion took place a
the HJtel Rozier last Thursday.
xGov. Bob Taylor will lecture a
Y. NJ. G. A hall Tuesday NAV lltl
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
sire Alarm Boxes

q, fire Alarm Boxes
boe'"., ward Ere station strikes I'M
/ FIN W o.. ~ austin In!
.'forner WI 90 IfllJ'
~ station " 1lIIn-
II Contra wire station III1IIE
n West Ell IN and Washington I'm
Il IS Cornsi XII and Marlborough rim
"N - Sth aud Columbus 1-lilil
"iS ,,h and jackson I.IiIIIi
ai6 hsnd Webster 90 I-IIIIIII
1 len oh and Cleveland u-IiI1i
kal5 sth and Speight U-1iiIIi
30 e"Lau1 Warrington iI.IIIIrII
~, pot1l 5th Dad Franklin ~ liiIIIII
1 IS R oys1. Mills 18th and Mary I1I-1Iil1r
~ W.T. W.T. 10Th and Jefferson 1I1-lIt1iII
Isl Germ numbered above 5 strikes thus
al oo.N,,,kea | and stops, then strikes III
NJ ,. 10 Box Is. then repeats ionr vines. nm.
~, is strikes II ana etop'' '"on ''''A's
Hg ,ns Box % and 20 on
thDs n,paor1oSs FoR GIVING ALARM.
viii be found in residences on each cor
Kew boxes are located. open FIRE alarn
81 WIZ M mil Hook down and let go Leave
10 n p .Isrm In only for fires. 1000 fine for
lse s' .,ispplng OF bells signify company
BIZ. erijsv In each month each box IL
.e' In "u testing boxes and circuit line
12ssou, alarm Of freis given the Fire Depart
WEI hss The right of way on all streets. All
20. aee ,rnst iriye near the sidewalk and keep
hNls. rom thp dre s5 % fine for running over
he. vt n an careless driving going to OF
MA nv the Fire Department will be
n.i nl received by the Chief, as fast and
Vas DRIVING ia strickly forbidden.
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'Be.Ween WACO and 81 Louie sosd train via
e'rsgonid so st. Louts ON Iron bountsin'rsai
INTO nlOn DVpo1.
w g. aILLasrIk.
lily Ticket ONCE o. No ia South Fouri 8.
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Local Time Gard.
'..senssr Trains South Bouns

No. !. has through Wagner sleeper TO Sal
Antonio Via Lockhart and Luliug
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

In Spain tine Duke of Veragua is pop
ularly : .lov !, III / 10 be breeder of bulls
for bull light.
Dav , Mccoy Of Redlauds, southern
California. has celebrated his n hun
bred and second birthday. He has been
an extensive traveller.
The principal Of the school in which
the late Bishop Brooks once served as an
usher predicted. when the latter entered
the ministry. that he would be a failure
as a clergyman.
One of the youngest ~lieutenants in the
army is Will Wallace. son Of the late
postmaster at indianapolis q General Har-
rison's first law parlner) and a nephew
of General Lew Wallace.
HortensiE>. the Roman orator, had ii
memorv SO wonderful that. OH a wager,
he sps Il "A whole day at an auction and
at mig. repeated all the sales. the prices
and the names Of the buyers.
Prince Bismarck is determined to
never grow bent. When tal:iG, lis tailv
-aiti, he carries "a stoutc udgei Hcross HI,
back, held between his elbows. This
helps him to Keep himself erect.
Governor John Z. OsbdTne of Wyom-
ing is only 81, a doctorely profession,
very good looking. of pleasing address.
and went from Vermont west ON Il
years ago, though a.native of New York,
Bishop Franknoj OF Bdda-Pesth. who
has spent some time in tine Vatican libra
ries searching for documents relating to
Hungarian history, has been asked by
the pope to take charge of the library al
together.
Nicholas Welsh, an elevator boy IN
Jersey City. was elected a justice Of the
peace. No one wanted the Office, and
his name vas put on the ticket as a joke.
The joke was made complete by his un,
expected election. He is 22 years old and
technically eligible.
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How Squire Bond Was Fooled.

Squire Bond, whose descendants are
foremost in Springfield affairs, kept a
general store in the early part of the cen.
fury out on the borders of Worcester
county, and like all storekeepers Of the
period he sold rum. One old tippler
whose credit was very weak got badly in
arrears, and Mr.. Bond got wary about
trusting Tim. The tippler came in one
day with his jug half full and wanted il,
filed clear up. as he was going away
The liquor was poured in until it came
up to the cork, but when the squire asked
for the money it was not forthcoming.
NO pleas could induce him to trust any
longer, SO he poured out as much as he
had put in and the tippler went away.
The liquid which had half filled the jug
beforehand was not rum, but water
Springfield Homestead.
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!; is related that the first attempt of
Phillips Brooks to begin a career was a
discouraging failure. After be left col
lege he became Il tutor in the Boston
Latin s~cHool. but the principal was SO
little impressed with his capacity that
he asked for his resignation. When
young Brooks then decided to enter the
ministry, the p~edagogue predicted his
failure on the ground that he had never
known any n to succeed in anything
else who had failed in schoolteaching.-
Chicago Herald
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TURF TOPICS.

i, is said tat "A maize az Di.oa. CHI.
.scatly ,.resei.el Ter "vn : VI. Il
I,rc I'd ci.I CO...
% 10 the ~ 1T tune the state of
tennessee has E'r.ucti a iAaio. of
The famous rae. aaers.
Ten 3-horse FRI, il coaches wi, be
operate! i'll Chicago during the Worlds
fair between Franklin park and the
principal hotels.
J. c. Sibley expresses tAe opinion that
the bicycle sulky actually pushes II horse
forward rather than offering any isis,
4nce to his efforts.
E. l.. Coo,nbs of Houston will sos
BALD "A trot;ing track on lis estate.
grand stan Willie revulf ID by hydrau
power. thus &, r ling t.:r spectators ~
zee every part of a race.
Spurs are by no means IN invention Of
recent times. for they were extensively
used by the Greeks and Romans, and
mention is made of them by Plautus.
who lived over 2.j1J years ago.
The little village of Payerne in Sw;t-
zerland possesses II uniGuecuricsityin III"
shape Of "A saddle which belonged tC
Queen Bertha, the founder of the Ben
edictine abbey. The saddle is 800 years
old, it is said.
Many trotters are being converted to
the pacing gait this season. In the stai
for pacerso OF the 3-minute class at Mason
City. Ia. are entered the following devel-
oped trotters: Pedro l.. 2:lS: Egbertine.
2:ls!. Newsboy a:a04. and idoiator,
9:2S.
There are nearly 800 of the most beat
tiful horses in the world in the stables of
the ear Of RussIa. many Of them bein-
pure Tartar bred. Their magnificent
tails are never cat and reach to their
feet. and the long. silky hair of Their DO
dies is never clipped.
When kremlin commenced jogging
last spring. he was wearing 1..-ounce
shoes in front and 3-ounce shoes behind.
When Ed Bither got through with him
in the fall and had given him the cham
pion stallion record, he wore but 10
ounces in front and 5 ounces behind.
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1T will cost Won Is cents Just the
.sme." are the reported words of a New
York drn..-l WIN be We told thtl
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THE DINING CAR LINE.
Dining Cars on all through Trains.
The YELLOWSTONE PARK LINE
This marvellous WONDERLAND reache,
only by this line.


The peoples highway from Chicago, ST. Paul
Minneapolis. Duluth and West Superior to Win
nipeg. Helena. Butte. Missoula. Spokane. Tao
oma. seattle and Puget Sound.