The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-09-29
PUBLICATIONS
OF the
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY,
ST. paul, MINI.

n s.rtliern Railway Will be pleased to for
ward to applicants any or all Of the publica-
named below, on receipt Of the am onnt
OF postage named after each. It should be
understood that these books. maps and
pamphlets were prepared at considerable
cost and are worth In eacI case many times
the postage. They will prove of much in
terest to persons who contemplate q trip to
any part of the Northwest. or who desire
the information all intelligent people should
possess concerning . vast. res0uceful, I'M
poptant and growing part of the United
States. Several Of these publications have
been supplied In quantities to public schools
al the request of superintendent and teach
ers. on account of the Instructive and use
full information they contain.
BOOK FoLDER.-send 2 cents for postage.
This publication contains complete time
cards.. a series Of train route maps, a large
map of the country ;a table given first and
~second-class passenger rates. and freight
tariff on settlers goods from st. Paul to all.
points on the line; a table showing tributary
points reached by steamer or stage; through
car service and connections: important bag
gageand ticket regulations, and much in
teresting descriptive matter. In short 1t is
q handy volume OF ready reference for pas
sengers about local and through service on
the Great Northern to all parts of the
Northwest and tie Pacific Coast.
MAT FoLDER.-Sent free.
This contain the regular tim schedules;
a large map Of the country west OF Chicago
and st. Louis; baggage and ticket regula-
tions; and other information, Of value to
travellers. 2&
ATLAS OF THE wEsr.-send Is cents
for postage.
Contains complete maps Of the United
States. Minnesota, the two Dakotas, Mon
tana, Idaho and Washington, showing post
Offices to June 1, 1894, with every important
geographical and Typographical feature
brought down to date and printed In the
highest style of the map makers art. In
|teresting descriptive, historical and statis-
teal information appears with each map.
LARGE WALL MAP.-Send Is cents for pos
tage. sa
This Is a map Of the country west of Chi
cago end st. Louis, mounted -on rollers:
30x60 inches; complete in every particular
from latest surveys: gives most detail of
the Northwest both above and below the
international boundary line from the 6 treat
Lakes to Puget Sound; elegantly printed
and useful in every Office and school; has
been asked for by teachers in all parts of
the Northwest, and copies are now hanging
In the public schools Of many towns Il
cities. w. -.-
VALLEY, PLAIN PEAK. From Midland
Lakes to Western Ocean.-Send 10 cents
for postage. M,la D., ~ %,, 5
This attractive publication contains near
ly. 100 Northwestern views, singly and in
groups, etched from photographs, ornament
ally embellished, and accompanied by de-
scriptive matter and characteristic initials
beautifully printed in colors. altogether
forming one of the most elegant books of
the kind ever issued. 1t is equal to art bouks
which sell for a dollar or more and contain
very much less general information and
beauty. .. '~' ~
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS OR BULLETINS
e 2 cents postage for each.
A series of illustrated publications on
Minnesota, the Dakotas. Montana and
Washington. Treats of the location. history,
climate, agricultural, pastoral, mineral and
timberal resources and products Of each of
these important states s.s s
HUNTING n FISHING BuLLErINs.-Send
4cents postage for the two.
These publications contain the galne and
fish laws of the Northwestern States. and
very much interesting Information about
various kinds of game and fish, and locali-
ties where found. with many fine i~llustra-
tions. ~, r.,
VIEWS OF INDIE ANE KooThNAL
CANYoN.-Send 81 cents each.
These beautiful art reproductions OF strik-
ing scenes in the mountains of Montana are
20 by IS inches ia size. and cost in large
quantities Sl,W each, but are SOLD at hall
price to introduce them. Only one OF each
will be sold to any one address. They will
also be sold in q choice frame with glass at
$500, or half price. An to either
Office or parloi and do not contain any
advertising.
H EVERGREEN srATE.-Send 2 cents for
postage. Y.E
This pretty souvenir contains % views of
Washington exhibits at the Worlds Fair.
It cost II cents q copy to print.
FACTS ABOUT A GREAT coUNTRY.--Sent free.
~ AnaS y 1odSC TtArlSty VI iACC Oh
interest to new settlers, including diagrams
showing the simplicity of lane surveys, u
brief statement of land laws, and u map OF
the United States.
A o OF "oUR CouNTRY.'--Send S1.60.
The Great Northern q specially arrang-
ed with . large publishing house for an edi-
ton OF Stoddard's Portfolio Of American
Views, appearing In departs, each part con-
tanning Is views and retailing at 10 cents. or
$3.50 for the 16 parts. Single photographs OF
these views cannot be had for much less
than $l.O0 each, but in This portfolio 260
magnificent. reproductions OF striking pho
tographs OF natural and created scenes IN all
parts Of America are " BE had for 8 mere
nominal sum. Each part will contain mat
ter and Illustrations specially added 10 give
increased value to northwestern subserib-
ers or those interested In the Northwest.
The parts will be furnished singIy or ID
whole number by agents OF the company ut
any point.
For q Of the above publications or In
formation. about rates orroutes to the North
west or Pacific Coast, address.
+. I.fWHITNEY, q. n. & Il. Az.
Ct. Paul, MINI.
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