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Help Wanted-M ale.


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When So Many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla,
why don't you try 1t yourselfP 1t will
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WTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
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Situations Wanted.

N~0-c-N~N~~H~N-~Nr-N-~~-N~NN
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AN ACTIVE, RELIABLE MAN, WITH
~ good references, OF middle age wishes
employment. Quick and correct in figures,
five years experience as single entry book,
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office
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Re al Estate.
Special Notices.

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Help Wanted-FemaJes.

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WANTED-A FIRST.CLASS LADY CAN
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GIL IIUATI0N WANTED BY A BOY Is
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DR.. E. Grewer
Opp. Court House.

The Philadelphia Specialist, and his associated
staff of English and German physicians,
are now permanently located at
Old Post Office Building, Corner Penn
avenue and Spruce street
The doctor is q graduate Of the university Of
Pennsylvania, formerly demOnstrator Of physi-
oloogy and surgery at the Medico DC Chrurgical
college Of Philadelphia His specialties are
Chronic. Nervous, Skin, Heart, Womb and
Blood diseases
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DISEASES OF The NERVOUS SYSTEM

The symptoms of which dizz ness, lack Of
confidence, sexual weakness in men and wo-
before the eyes, loss of memory, unable to con-
centrate the mind on one subject, easily(
startled when suddenly spoken to, and dull
distressed mind. which units them for pei
forming the actual duties OF life, making han
piness impossible, distressing the acti n
the heart, causing flush Of heat, depression
spirits. evil forebodings, cowardice, fe
dreams, melancholy. tire easy of comps
feeling rs tired in the morning as when re-
ing, lack Of energy, nervousness, trembl
confusion OF thought depression, ,constips 4
weakness Of the limbs, etc. Those 80 affed
should consult us Immediately and be rest
ed to perfect health,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-16

III comandantc lie lanz6 una mirada fulm
nante, pero como TODD cl mundo lea miraba, 50
callaron.
Cuando Salicron del Monte de Petad tenian
trescientos diea frances.
-'Lo suticicnte para haccr trcntc aslos pri
meros gaSlo lilo Roberto.
reglcSaron, apresllando ol poso, la calle
de Ncstra sonora de Iorclo.
AL llcgar al dcscansiIlo, oyorop quo lablaban
en voz alta on el cuariu dc los I.oudon. III co,
mandantc diio;
-. Una voz de hombrc ;Quizis sea Deyeraipt
--No-~contcst6 Roberto-escrche listed,
En- aqucl monento decia Elena:
lie doy 4 ustcd mil .racias, caballero; anti
guos amigos So ocupan dr mi en- ESTE momcnto
y harlA NAL en- Nrcptar Stl olrccjmput0
--NrNOrl'a --'collteSto o hombrN-~ no tient
listed delrcho rehllSar; y mi dcher cs vanil /
Verla para que nada le fatc en momenro, tat
dolorosos. La mucrte de mi padrc lc ha carls;.
do demaSiados periuirios, Ia aUhico accept
cstos mil traucoS
Roberto estlcmccdndose Nu,mur6:
Jorge Marsebert ,..., ,lh, II miserable
AdlVno que Jorge SO apruUchaba de AqUclI
desgracla para que quedara Elena 4 su dispoyi
c,ou;y sin duda penSahl Elena como q. pte
, ann titubehba.
! No, no 49,. no debo.
: --snceda 10 que ,uceda --cXcam6 Roberto
deSpu6S de lamar, empu6 la pucrta, 81
reoIblI contestaoi0n Al yerIe al notar )
paSo decidido, dejj escapnr Elena I'm snspir
dc aliNio.
forge SO pNso palido y murmur6
=, Sicmpre Il
kobrlto sin pa reeer noarlo, salUdo Elrnt
--Sahoria, Iengo la satisfaction de anunca
Ia que teucmos 10 que hace ialta para los pri
mcr0S gastos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-16

tisimo por ener un sobrino ian decidido. De-
cialo cada momento
-,Eres cl retrato de cuando 20 era j6ven
Cuando volyieron, dcspu5s de haber heeho
todo 10 precise, hallaron ii Deveran jnnto d
Elena,
i Ah.-dijo Il Roberto - ellanto lie agra
do1co el que NE haya mandado nn ielegrs
ma
le explie6 porquc haba tardado tano ell
yenir, ror Gle pronto Elena, con sltivea nun.
ca 10 habis indcado nada sobre no sitnaci6I
desaStroSa, y por otro lado sus padres, vejo,
labrieg0s, endurccdoS por Ia Terra Sc habia,
obstinado en casarle con Ia hia de IN rico cul
tiya'lor.
lIablAse por lin marchado contra Ia yoluuta,
dc e|lo,, pcro 'amhidn sin habcr conSeguido ma
da; de olcrte qle re@rrsd 4 Paris con doScien
los frances para s,pcrar ii porYenii,
lnamouoS y lllchemo1 uutos --eIclam
Roberto. VA roNNe@uir"no> veneer la advcl
adad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-16

~~i All gracias-dio ella
Jorge, domnando sn ira di tranquilamen-
w..
Me allegro mucho, soNorita, de que hnyan
enccnrado sus amigos 10 quo usted necesita
pero no deio do persStr on ofcccre este billie.
te de mil frances,
No pdcdo acoptarle, caballero--diio con
ntiyez Elena evanandose.
TO nrceSti,,'i ustcd denrode algun0s din.
quiAas mahana 60.
Roberto miro Jorge cara cara lie djo
iriamrute
tomprcnlo mul bien ei senlimiento one
lnr''N Ia Nrn"rlIn London d lrhnaar ~ ofcr,a.
cH"''erN Hay clerlas personals de 1uienrs NO
So pucar acep'ar el m;~ pequcho favor ,No
eS mn frances 10 cue dcbo uSted il esta Scilori
ia, cs toda su fortuna
Jorge dobd sl hilIctr de- mil frances y /,
S''Rrlo en- >u bolSillo lucyo rrtroccdirn,lo IN
POGO 'llo con mncha >elwnidatl
Slento por listed, >chorila, que Siya llStr,
ii'N I''sp'aconcs de! oonor fampignac, quiet
ll"'N'"fIna Su anloto las intenniones mas na
,'lrAl"H, NO eS hos dia nj ~ este lugar de lcya
mas ana eSta @Xpcaej6n; pcro penso probarl
pronlo Fqne no SOY t, r,iNl usted 81 hgars
AuoS, 'ehorlla, d mejor diGho has,a OTTO II
TO.
9aIIido rcSpelnoSalnenie Elens y baj6 ii
e h"oor Hl'Io al cUnandanle QUen qucdahl Il
u 50 Al@rl;i'l1 pnr tenor 4 naIrlalSG en- Ia con
Il Ncrsaci6n drcir agum toueria.
Ahoia -coutluu0 Roberto --Voy con mi ii
hacor las diIi.eucias preci,as para el enlicrr
dc Su ablielo tie ilsted
No tuvo Elena tN'Hs Sufeiente para dn,l
las graci0s e,tald en- soolos. Robsrlo, :
: ornp6. an Atecto, dc todo 10 n cesario, con )
l'o, que nunca haba pen5ado tanto eli los
Spntos &c los demas pero que estaba coutel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-16

regresar aaui, Nos instalaremos on nlguna fin
ca de los alrededores. hacia Bellence'
-,Y -. Ia seNorita Iyonnel balbnco6
Roberto
--Yo SOY quieu Ia impedl que ylniera e-ta
ceremonial pero usted podrd yisitarnos boy
mismO.
luego con tono grave afadl6:
= Hemos querido, mi hiio Y 70, acompahaf 4
csc poble hombre hasta su Ultima iiorada, Ess
10 msnos que podsmos haoeF. Ademas, ahora1
nos ocuparomos de c,antus ,ha cogldo "a ruinx1
dc mi marido.
Salerou de la casa SC f0rm0 cl cortelo-s &
Abaio, Jorge Marseberi 50 coloc6 junto korl
berto 10 tendi6 Ia mano con amabllldad,
dciendo;
.-. listed "a Q,iien lleyaba razoa selipr dc
Campignac me ha trastornado la muerte del
senior Ioud6n. Pero listed ha sido testigo de
Ia altiyez con que rehus6 mis- ofreclmlentos la
sehorta loud0n !. y no ora aqaela Ia pflMera
vez. Sin embargo no puedo devolverle por conl !
pleto 10 que mi padre IL deba Apenas ton
60 el capital necesario para mis- negoci os. Pe-
ro mas tarlc .
Roberto no poiia casi Greer 10 quciola / ~
mo l.lcgaba Jorge imponerse por 81 misins
aqueIla noble h3rmosa emprest Ia dc rex
bttar e nombre de sa padre !
/ -sDe modo que-pregunt6 Roberto cuandf
Sc puso en- Marcia el caro fdnebre --usted ten
dria la intenci6n de I
Jorge lie cog6 del brazo y Sc puso 4 hablar d.
una manera soemne.
--,E>cicheme listed ben. senior de Gampig-
nae, pues deseo dc todo cora1on que las con
trarlcdades que entire noSotros han existdo de
sapafohca para slcmpre
: Por quo yvr como euemigos euSndo pkde
+, mo entendernos l'isne usted el caracterlyl
j yo yo una naturaleza bastante altiya asi a,
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Y en- scguida SO diio !;

\ en- scgnlda 50 dilo
--,Porque no empenaria nj roloj
No pudo ocurrirsele esto antes, p,,es solo do
nombre conocia ladn el Monte dc Piedad Sa-
lid y so hiao indicar la oicina mas pr6xima, la
de la calle Buffoult 50 fu6 alli al momcnto
Hubi6 los dos pisos, indocso, con al pudor dc
cuanlos no han acudido sim d ESQ supreme re-
curse.
IlalI6so, por fin, on I'M pequrho yestibu|o sc
parade de Ia sala del publico por una puerta
dobla. Qued6 aGn indeciso ante aquclla puerta,
cmpuiandola por fin, y con el sombrero hasta
los oios, tom6 Sito 10 largo de In balauStrada
In aquol instanto oyo
---Ciento scocnts frances por .! r-lo la CT
lena,
-.sCunyiencl
una srucsa voA eXelam6
-. iConyicne, mil dcmonios
Roberto leNant0 la oabe2a y yi6 Su ito one
tambitn e,taba empchando sa reloj su cadcn'
ie GRO FL colnandane lie vi6 Y Sc echo reir
49, Iiomhre, hemos tenido la nisma doa .
Roberto sonri6 diccndo
Va listed { enseharme ito, qut cs 10 on,
hay que hacer.
Has de Saber, hijo mio, que cs Ia primorI
vcA qIlt este me sucedc
III ompleado que redaca las papclctaS lo
grio:
--.Eacen ustcdos cl favor dc habar mas des
pHciol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-16

UN DRAMA FINANCLERO
-@s sa-sA =
XXI
DIvuRsos oHAscos QUE SURE JonoE MARsrDEur.
PEDRO SALES

DIvuRsos oHAscos QUE SURE JoRGE MARsEBERT
Pero ;qu6 era esa cantidod dc cincucnta
frances para hacer frento 4 tanas necesidades'
Raz6n tenia el comandante al docrlo la yspera
cue so necesitarfan mil frances
Donde encontrarlos Voy0 al cuarto dc
su ito, hallandole on la puerta, yeatido, va pues-
70 el sombrero, y con el bast6n Ell III mano.
--lY que muchacho cuanto tenes
--Poca cosa, ito, nnoS cincuenta ftancos Y
nsted
70, nj I'm bot6n. La sotora Plumas tionC
que fiarme hasta final del mes. Pcro, mi
demonios regstrard todo Paris para que Ia
pobre nifla tenga 10 precise, liGsta luego.
40 fu6 bruscanente, dejando Roberto ea
tupefacto
FL joven pensaba
sQua hs sido pues, del fc'os ogoisao do m
ito
Gstaba adn en- cl pasillo cuando Sc abri6 ID
puerta de los Loudon y Elena vino 81:
Lo he dido -dio-spodre nunca pa
garle cuanto hace por mil
-iSilenciol-dijo Roberto tempo teuomos
para hablaf de ESQ mas tarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-16

Ypenetro en- el cuarto del nuerto; va estaba
yestido
Pcro solo quodo alli alsunos inslantes, pues
| al mirar sobre una mesa en- donde habfa papel
los on dosorden habia visto una hoja de pape-
amarillo, sobre la que Wis impreso en- gruesos
oaractereS:
Jhnte he Pir2a1.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-28

FIRsr BAPTIST CHuRcn-- broadway Street.
Services every Sunday at IL co a. m. and 500
D: m: Pray er niestftfy wednesday evenings
vt 4 0 clock. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Choir
practice Friday evenings at O'Clock. C.
Stubblefleid. Pastor. g. III. Bruce, Clerk. G..
Hill, Sup rintendcnt.
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just the Aran He wanted.

A man with thin coat and a very
red nose loitered on the street and
struck every passer-by for few cents
with which to get nights lodging
A tall young man came bustling down
the street The red-nosed man ood
directly in his path and began: "My
friend. I'm q molder by trade and
got sick last summer and I'm hungry
and l want to get few cents to get
something to eat and a nights lodg-
ing. I've got seven cents" "Ah!'
said the tall young fellow. graspin2
his outstretched hand and shaking it
cordially, you're just the man want
to see. Give me nickel will you2'
And the red-nosed man was so sur
prised that he almost did it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-28
ELEVEN TO ONE,

The Jury Could Not Agree with Them
selves or with the Judge.
During a recent sitting of the essize
at an u. country town in Australia
the last case had been reached In due
course, and the judge hoped to finish
il in time to leave the town by thu
usual daily coach which started al
5 o'clock. Happily, the case came to
an end about half-past 3, and aftlr his
honor had delivered a charge dead
against the prisoner the jury retire
to consider their verdict After about
half an hour or so they returned, an.
the foreman i'm arted the informn
zion that there was no chance of O.
agreement.
The judge took it by no means mild
ly. ''lhe case is as clear q one al
ever went to a jury" Then4Ae re-
charged them violently against the
prisoner They again retired, ans:
after some twenty minutes they re-
turned. They could not agree His
honor fumed. What was the diff1r rui-
ty? They had heard the evidence
Was not the case as clear as could
be2" An evidently large majority of
the good men and true chorused
eyes yer honor" "We're eleven to
one," said the foreman. 'sWhy. il
speaks for itself. There must be u
very obstinate man among you. What
in the difticulty%' asked the judge.
Eleven pairs of reproachful eyes
centered themselves on a very uncom-
Portable juryman. '.May I explain.
yer honor?" said he. at last, in a
deprecating tone of confidence. Yes
certaiHly-of course explain. It's as
clear q case as ever / tried" "Well,
the fact is. yer honor, them other
eleven wants to find him Not guilty
and I'm the only one that agrees with
yer honor" Complete collapse OF
learned Judge.
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gAp AMssg ION aAMe
Yonne Poraugusss HAN wa q
kept aais Pratty nria1.

a. Y0Hm@ ROF4MBMS89 Nam M@@ @A@ g
K~ps aHis Pretty HRiel1.
At one time II i Japanese girl mar.
ried o fcfeignef 6lae was instantly
decapitated. A Portuguese gentle
man whom we met In YokohAma
related bis experience in this direc-
ton He went there thirty years ago
and fell in love a4ifh japanese girl.
Her parents warned her Of the fatal
consequences of marrying him. lie
was young and ardent and she
romantic
die with you.'' he said
Then I will marry you, die or
live" the pretty maiden said
He was . Catholic, and he had
promised his parents not to marry
out of his religion.
ssIYill yon join the echurch2'' he asked.
''Join anything . said she; I'VE die
together.
They eloped and visited the nearcsi
PRIEST, who advised them against their
fatal marriage, but to no purpose.
''She cannot be baptized, confirmed
and married all in the same day"
said the priest.
s'She must, said th lover.
81 must" said she, '.for we both die
tomorrow morning"
The priest waived q few CUSTOMARY
rules to fit the occasion and performed
all three ceremonies at once, and then
interceded for the brides life. Thc
mikado decided that he would not be-
head the Portuguese, but the girl
should die. The priest warned him,
saying: ''She is row q Portuguese.
too. and you would better postpone
the decapitation until you confer with
the Portuguese government"
Time was granted The priest per
suaded. The husband pleaded. the
Portuguese government demanded.
After correspondence which lasted
Eve years, and in which the British
American and other consuls or repre-
senta t;v~- took much interest, tn
young woman was permitted TO live
Mr. La Rosa. the happy husband. +
now in business with a family -
rounding him
He, il is said. is the first Eur>nMT
who dared to marry Japanese.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

f'uRIsrIAN CHURCH. Frensley Street. Ser
vices every Lords day at IL % a. IN, and 5 /.
q. m. sunday School. 80 a. m. Prayel
Meeting every "Wednesday, IL p. ~. Choii
practice everv Friday evening. 10 p. m
Ladies' Aid Society every Tuesday afternoon a.
the church. 3 p. nj. Mite ani Social meetins
every THesday night at place announced eac
Lords day. Officers meeting first Lord !
lay in each month. All are cordially invited
TO all services. /. Il. Mason, Superintendent
sunday School; NOlncy JOhn2en, Pastor.
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some DinsronOe.

The street urchin left the bakers
with hve-eent loaf Of bread under
his arm and half an hou1 later he re-
turned with it Here" he said, lay
ing the loaf on the counter, me
mudder's got scales. she has-see7
And she says, me mudder does. dat
she wants yer 70 know das wen she
wants loaf of light bread shs don :
want light loaf Of bread, and you
got ter give de moneys worth er
she'll pounce down on yer, and wen
me madder pounces down der,s wool
ter iysee9' and the baker threw In
four bunn
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He ASSISTS succeasful Bankrupts.

There is an individual in New York
who makes . good living by dealing
In securities which have a purely
speculative value, and which in many
cases are known to be worthless. H.
buys these cheap for cash and sells
them to men who go into fraudulent
bankruptcies and want to make a
showing OF assets to their creditors.
He has been making money In il for
years, and has had share In filling
out the schedules of great many
bankrupts who have taken advantage
of his sagacity In supplying them with
collateral
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-28

Arrival and Departure U. 8. Mails.
South bound mail closes 5:45 p. IN
4 South bound mail arrives 6:13 p. III
North bound mail closes 10 q. III
North bound mail arrives 1920 a. M
Night mails are closed mt $50 p. M
Mouev order department is opel
IL a. M. ard close.i at S p, m.
Office hours frGm a. nl., to s p. III
sundays from 2:3O p. n., to $3.50 p. m
JOHN 3 HAMMER, L. NJ.
SUMMERS HARDY, Deputy.
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::LISTE N


Good gunrowder tea 40c lb.
Rest refined lard, Sc III.
Best refined lard. so ID. tins. lac.
Just reteivcd-Fill cream choice
grated pineapple. Cox Relatine Ger
man sweet chocolat.: Bakers clsnc0-s
late and retail preser.tk by the ID. s
Smoke Lite Cuban Boy cigara.
Butter always on ice.
Soda pop on ice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-28
THE TABLE.

Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe R'y.
SOUTH BOUND.
ialreston and Chicago Express 4.42 a. IN
.1eburne aud Kansas City Express 6.23p p. m
NORTH BOUND.
ialveston aud Chicago Express l2 10 a.. m
lebHrne and Kansas City Express 10 l3 a. m
I.~R. MASON, Ticket Ag't.
w. S. KEENAN,, Gen Pass. Ag't.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-28

Arimorc Chapter, No II, ROYAL arch Ma
sons, meet in their hall over Whittington's
store the fourth Thursday nightin each month
G. IT, BEUcE, Hi Sh Priest.
a. b. SILLIMAS, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-28

Ardnore Camp No. So, woodmen of the
World. meets in their forest at Wilmington
Hall every second and fourth Monday nights
in each month. Visiting sOvercigns invited to
attend.
&. p. KENDRIcK, consul commander.
GEORGE HEAD, clerk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-28

Ar1nore Lodge No. 81, A. F. and A. N
meets in Iieir hall on So Ith CaddO ste.. t. til
first Saturday nj ght in each month, on OF be
fore the full moon.
ID. p. Flow, WOrshipful Master.
A Is. SILLIHAS Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-06-28
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

Myrtle Lodge No 7. X of P, meets every
Thursday night at so. Hall opposite couT.
house, Court street. Visiting knights cor
w. f. McKELvEy, e. c.
]. T. nowErH. X. Il. Il s.
The Irish standard., 1894-04-07
THE
YAKIMA COUNTRY.
THE

JUST ACROSS THE COLUMBIA
RIVER, ALONG THE LINE OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
IN EASTERN WASHINGTON, Is A
REMARKABLE VALLEY. ONLY A
FEW YEARS SINCE IT WAS GIVEN
OVER TO SAGE BRUSH AND JACK
RABBITS. NOW 1T is ONE OF THE
MOST FERTILE AND PRODUCTIVE
VALLEYS IN THE WORLD. IRRI-
CATION HAS DONE IT. VAST SUMS
HAVE BEEN SPENT, UPON LONG
LINES OF IRRIG ATING CANALS,
AND LARGE AREAS ARE NOW
PLANTED IN SMALL FRUITS AND
ORCHARD PATCHES, IN GRAIN
FIELDS, AND ALFALFA PASTURES.
THE YIELDS OBTAINED ARE so
GREAT THAT LITTLE FARMS OF
ID AND 20 ACRES ARE ABOUT AS
MUCH AS ONE MAN CARES FOR
OR NEEDS TOOWN. IF YOU THINK
OF FINDING A NEW HOME, LOOK
INTO THIS REGION, WHERE THE
CLIMATE is AS PLEASANT AS THE
CROPS ARE GOOD.
Send to Chas. S. Fee, Con. Pass. &
Ticket Agent, Northern Pacific Railroad,
st. Paul, Mimi, for maps and informa.
tion.