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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11

|lIPlRIBG FOR WAR
|,,,l ItdrlV 10 The e'''IAn'n'
- ptttylri' Of SViln'
.,,s ,us ATLANTIC srEAhl"s'
,.yrm the unlIed states Govern
u,nl Cause. Profound sem
.s,Iou a, Madrid
-, ATLANTIC STEAMERS

,.,v,O, ecL io.-It 10 rep. I'p0' ~.
npN, y. best authority, that w. w!
,. 20 az ssoVsram,n. has ooiill'a ,s "a,
'a rs ,a' NJ a. Washington lha'
ri la,, ~ ior spain to ac' prompt
n', .a,1Ips The Cuban in'urfeo''on'
,rp,v. has caused a p'''O''
' S.n T,,,, OCT. IO.-Ii has been noticed
SiO wv ,ss, lhore 1, quite nnusnal no.
'','I !, "a, rovsrnmsn, dockyards At
\, ~ 9,s A. port, Of Spain, and ,. taa.
y . .ln','I ,,s bu,ily a, work roiitiiD 1!
s'illlsp 80 s sunDoAi.. In addition, u
rfs,sIs . ny tsssu that certain govern.
~, seIclsI. have been diseu,s ,,,,,, hs.
p. .,, sr N arnnlug the slsanlsn,ps ve !.
s''uoI,s' Inc spanish Tfani-atianuc
'ilo.~ I'D n /, believed taat tnese
t..s,,,i,ops are due 10 the ool'sr . sna
", a a feasibility that me Vni,vu
~. wsvf'co1ulIs tue Cuban Insult
|r,.i as bslllgefef,.' ..,n. Admiral
u..sgo,. confirms this report, ou. nc
800. ,h.l this cJufsc is NOT uue 70
49, w.. a a possible International
|P.,sIs,. but 10 merely csrfying gu. .
..s ss previously made with the
m'.ny OF The use Of iIssteamefs.
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canno, vlrh. q, Ise,spr,nr..

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, oc.. l0.-After
having opened court this morning.
Judge Dufiir aeked for Sheriff Houpt.
Judge Dufils stated 10 HIM tpAt he
had been Informed and believed that
an attempt would be made TO bring the
Corbett. FitznmmoDs ngbt OIL IN Hot
Springs, aud that no wished To call his
attention TO this TACT that In doing 30
the principals would be breaking tue
laws OF tho state and outraging the
dignity Of the state OF Atkansas. He
would, In conjunction with Judge
league, the prosecuting attorney, IN
form the sheriff ut what stage IL was
his duty 10 Interfere. Tho Judge iut-
ther stated to hr. Houpi that no nau a
right 10 call the posse comstatuS, ami
II would 10 a violation OF tne law for
a cltizsn 10 called upon to refuse TO re-
spOnd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
THE IeAfFIn NINE CRAZE.
A Grand Collapse Of tho hoo
lsrplle,el.

A Grand CoiIsp.. Of tho noom
predicted.
New York, Oct. li.--Levi Mayer,
prominent lawyer Of Chicago, who
has been IN Ensland for the mast lou Z
weeks, has returned to New York, and
discussed quite iully the present GRAZ
In London for Kafiir mine specula-
ton. He corroboraied the current
stories OF tho fabulous wealth made In
developing the mines In South Africa
ard declared that only n beginning
hnd been made Ia uncovering the
riches OF these mines. Ho believes
that many OF tho companies organized
Tor developing the mining industry In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11

SOnth Alfiua anu West Australia
we're founusd on unpro.uouVe li1.
porlitsand that grand collapse W,ui1
ultimately follow the boom whleh lhuy
were now enjoying. But tpeIe w.
productive RESOURCES.
Mi. Mayer SAID he repres n'eI
prospective International con lauy
whoee shares are being subscribed ioT
by London and New York banlefs'
The purpose OF this company VIII be
the purchase aud Development 81
south African, Australian snd Amer
can mines which, when founi ptoh'a'
ble, will be transferred " subsidiary
oOmpanits whose stock will be liHted
snd sold ON tho American anu b'nuoh
mnrketF.
MI. Mayer said the Rotbscbilds had
sent experts TO South Africa wac e
timnteu that the eo-cnlltd Rand milne
alone contained 4 50,O0v.oOO Sterling.
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Tho Hines. Of tho cssrswi,oh.

NEW YORK, Oct. liza special to
the Herald from 81. Petersburg says
The news reaching here from the
Caucasus respecting the health OF the
ezuewiteh 10 anything but ren,sur.
Ing.
A story ia TO the effect that the first
cause Of tho much regretted Illness nj
the czarewitoh was over sxtrtion
whilr boxin, with his cousin, mace
Georro OF Greece. II Is said that the
,zAiowitch o. one Of tucn occasions,
fell back ward aud hur, bis spine AMI
tn It his sickness dated from that time.
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Tho News from Peru.

NEW York, Oct. 1O.-A special to a
local paper aayE
The senate hos approved the action
Of the house OF representative In
reseiuding the laws OF an inl,rnSti' H.
al character passed by the Caceiol
congress.
The senate mas rejected the bill
passed by the housu OF representative
ofnting from the army list the names
Of Den. Mas, Cacosvs aud RITeono.
The Chilian minister nj La Paz,
Bolivia, IL TO ask iot an explanation
from Riva Guerrero, the Poiuvisu
minister, OF his alleged siaieneuts
about hAchnA anu africa, which, II
they were not that Peru viii not cede
the disputed territory for any oonsid
Grafton, Peru disav0ws.
Cacerea IL preparing a msniiesio al
Buenos Aytes.
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,,prls CONFERENCE.
u.,,,sr Of III. Allotment Law
ufseusstd.

NouoSK LAKE, N. u, Oct. lO.-ht
I'M. mofulng's session OF tue lnuian
|rssls,rnc,, the principal speakers were
IA, N. Bpwnins, commissioner OF IN
no ,liip, and cx'Uniled States
k,p,,ot DAVIS. Of MASSACHUSETTS,. Thoy
[1rursd the working u tue law pro-
|ridlp, iaf the allotment 10 me IN
|tsn. Of lands In sevefaiiy. His I'M
oslbls, NJ Bfowning argued, 70
|l,oesi lhs Indian seli'suppofuns so
|l,us ~ the old Tribal relations con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11

clares to DO primarily responsible for
the present state Of ailairs.
Tbe principal fear at the palace
arises not from the Armenians, but
from the revolutionary spirit displayed
by the Moslems. The fear will almost
certainly bring about Armenian re-
forms, which there Ia every reason to
hope will be emb1di1d M published
before the end OF tho week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
The Perfect Hot Air Blast Furnace

Tie only furnace evor
constructed having an air
heating chamber inside
the combustion chamber.
supplying tho fire with
Oxygen Tor air. heated to a
temperature OF from 500
to 800 degrees. When
IL Ia considered thatflame
cannot exist under 500
degrees OF heat, the I'M
portance of heating tho
air to this point beioro 1t
comes In contact with the
burning fuel, will DO APP
parent to ovory thinking
person. The result 10 an
almost perfect combus-
ton of the gasos and es-
Gaping carbon. which by
all other methods are al
lowed TO pass off Into tho
chimney In tho form OF
black smoke. We warrant
this furnace TO produce as
good results from ono ton
OF soft coal as any other
furnace with ono ton of
hard coal. Experienced
furnace man In charge of
this department,
Estimatoo for heating
residences, schools and
public buildings, cheer
fully furnished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
Destruction Of La Paz.

NodALEs AriIons, Oct. l0.-A ter
iire ,Ie,m visited La Par. One hun
eisi Ani sighiy.four houses were dc.
'loy,t and Tour lives Lost All OF the
ialpplus 10 ashore, including nineteen
ear iti one American schooner
hids1, 10 palt, with dynamlts. TIE
Iiieeas aud orchards ara ruined east
q Ia PAl Across the gulf Vt Ahoms
sni'a several houses were wrecked
led lev lives lost. Tbs sugar PLAN
hllhs a's one wide waste OF desola-
ll'a And deslfuclion. Further news
'ion tue Interior Is AnTiously awaited.
Msan Iose del Cabo several houses
wee eansgej. Gardens and orchards
wee dt'lioyej. At Mazallan many
'ulasheu were damaged.
Ihs eutoms house at Topolob . m DO
va piiily destroyed. The Who'll.
s0shl'y around the rivers Axui, Mayo
saa fusiis was overlooked anu i'm
n,nse eani,ge done. The sugar refin-
~, ' Aguila and Florida were
esAlly Destroyed.
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Gov. AI,x-id'. Denial.

6PRiSoFIELp. H., Oct. lO.-Gov.
Alleged states that Secretary OF State
Hinricnsen had no authority TO make
the statement that he (Aligeld) was n
candidate for reelection M governor.
The governor says he 10 not csndi-
date and does not know whether he
will DO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11

NEW YoHR, Oct. ll.-Ssveral an.
nouncsments hays been made a. to the
date OF tho marriage OF the Duke o.
Marlborough and Misc Consuela Van
detbili. tne latest being that II woulI
not take place until late IN November.
1t IL now announced that an earlier
date has been selected, Tuesday,
November o, Mt noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
Promotion. Ia tbs Army.

FoRr LEAvgSwoRTm. Kan, OCT.
l0.-Ihs examination of class Of
twenty.0no privatss AMI non-cOm-
missioned regular army soldiers who
are applicants for Ileutenants' com.
missions, which has been In progress
here for Two weeks, o. ded today, and
the results have been sent 10 Washing
ton for the approval Of the secretary OF
war.
The following pas,eii Corporal
French, troop 1, First csvalf, ;
Private Merchant, toop i, First
Cavalry Private Anderson, troop H.,
Sixth Cavalry; Corporal Allen, troop
ID, Eighth cavalry; Corporal Drip,
troop ID, Eighth cavalry; Sergeant
sydsnham, company B,Flfst Infantry;
Corporal kuthers, company A, Fltei
Infantry, sergeant Ruytber. company
A, Sixth Infantry; QuaftCrmAster-
Sergeant MuDson, company A, Blxth
Infantry; Corporal Hsrtma company
III, Seventh Infantry; Private 5ieveri,
COMPANY u, Twelfth Infantry; Corn
oral Tursan, company q, Sixteenth
Infantry; Sergeant Drew, company
q, Eighteenth Infantry; Corporal
Saaw, company A, Twenty'ftst In'
fantry.
Tie following four fsiledi Sergeant
Sexton, company Il. Fourth Infantry I;
Sergeant Corey. company q, Fourth
Infantry; Sergeant Haneon, company
k Seventh Infantry; Sergeant Mecca
lin, battery A, Fifth Artillery.
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uTes for the restoration Of order.
Nevertheless tho disturbances CON
tinue.
The Nohammedans Of Northern
Shon - havo rDvolteJ.
Agvioss from Shanghai say that the
Infamous Human prists are again b..
ing distributed throughout tho centia
prOvinctp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11

orTUnwA, Ia, OCT. lO.-Ex.Gov-
ernor Waite OF Color do, who 10 here,
says he hus just returned from OHIO,
anu 1t Ia n sure thing Coxry will DE-
feat Campbeli and Burhuell for Gov
amor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
iAos rHE SCENE OF the wn.uK.
' l'' Of tbs spanish Cruiser cris-
tohAi toien.

~" 81 tbs spanish Cruiser Cris-
tahAi coisn.
HAVANA, Oct. l0.-Admirai Gomez
Ana''l'si hero this morning from
W colorado Reefs, the scene OF the
' 'ises Of the Spanish cruiser Cti,tob.l
, ,,,I, lie confirmed tho details IRE.
nS Sy gwen by the Associated Pfes,,
I'm. g,ng nat on September ooh. M,
n ,hs,. ~ on lhe weslsrn extremity
N, 1",.nu 10 = heavy soa, and win
NJ, .olofade Rsefs 10 lesward. A.
49, ppiosehsd tho weather dsyol.
,,n, I'M 'n'o ? regular cyclone and the
,IIl,,' '0oiu mol hold on. 10 ses. In
~, ion, her officers, owing In th.
INV nh'utss, were unable to max.
ia ~, o,'liAilon.. Some IL them were
IN oi Altmptilg to found Cspe
a.. nn'onlo and make Clonfu.
M, any others were OF Ine opInian
Lm,n ,~uull he boot 10 mako mn n
~ 70 Teach Havans. The maInr,iy
ut M 'neughi II best 10 try 10 riJo
RIO. Hn, ,s w TIE coast OF Pinar del
10 lbs ~, Wv etuitef WAS driyun nearer
n, b,' ,s.l', aud shortly alter mldni,St
unalma', " sreunj, aad altsrwsrd
n,pss. \. last On tno gse'. m, cam.
,V,fyib,S lle CrisipbRl had dons
ihOts. t n,s lo,slole to keep her or The
blew bs'lNi'noul avail, rs tbs eyclono
,uI, in I ,S' and harier, eventually
ehylng ae aOtnlnR OF September sOtn
Hs' Tight over tbs r.sls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
onmIsTIAss KILLED IN CHINA.
Mission station ~ Nan CbinE De-
ssroyed aud Converts Aurdsrsd.

LONDON, oct. l0.-A Paris dispatch
10 tho Times reports that the Catholic
mission agency at Lyons has received
letters reporting aggrsssions against
the Europeans and Christians OF the
central provinces OF China. Tho mis-
sion station at Nan Ching has been de-
stroyed and some OF tue converts killed
and others wounded. The Russia u
consul, In the absence OF the French
consul, WAS appealed to. He insisted
that a telegram be sent to the local
authorities ordering stringent meas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
"0"AnnEDANs IN RryoLr
cause, r,o' ".'ol"'ieunry Party

Law. S"hs'nutinopls.
iopls ea,,,, OCT, iO,-The CONSTANT.
a,n ITTn' o OF the s,anantI
nrlp, 'us ,lluAiion IL far ffom Snss'
ahs, ,.,, while the Armenisns snn
ton ,b eSu9ns 0 the Christian manila
n,n, !. 'e's alarm, tho Mo.le,n c,s.
shich /. n ~ stats Of efierv..esnco
nihs ~ ivAn'lnR tho greatest snx,a,.
s,rs pp s,AGe, Revolutionary pl.csrays
I'D r''N q Yesterday az In, n pav,,us
son,ll,n,t,u public place., clam 'rins To-
lallHnsHoh and for n mas.,Sn 'ef
ulrs,.,a 'temblies. Th1nvh ~
tll,,,.. N 10 ielt by tbe Md zen
Jsups Tsgeinst the Armsni,ns '' s,
ins ~ , uhu'Alsh parry is aaroi,ly ,,o ,he
~A' 'ssl' the s sui.sa, ns 90 , Z y.
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ANOTHER WEEK OF OUR
Grand October Sale!
HUNDREDS OF NEW BARGAINS ADDED
THIS WEEK.
CLOAK DEPT.

Black Beaver. double Cape, - In.
long tourist style)...........".S2. 25
A fine black Satin Beaver cloth
Cape, 50 inches long, c ne hir
edge, very nobby.............S45O
Navy blue repellant serge Dress
9hlt ....,.........."......... 500
a handsome black crepon Skirt,
latest style, very pretty pattern,
perfect htllng."......".,"..... 10
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MEMS, YOUTHS, DOYS'
OR CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, ETC.

Don't forget that Headquarters, simply because
we carry the largest and best line of goods in the city for
the least money.
Whether you want TO buy or not, come in anyway.
viii try and make you feel Mt home.
Our premises have been considerably enlarged and
remodeed therefore will have ample accommodate
a vast crowd OF bargain seekers
We have made great reductions in all departments,
and our Fall and Winter Stock is Now Complete
Bear in mind the place and number
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
To Our
Country Visitors.

On your visit to the city to attend conference,
extend invitation TO everyone to make their head
quarters with us, in the Wasatch Block, and If in need of
anything in the line of wearing apparel, such as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-11
rLAlD WAISTS.

The latest novelties in no, by Scotch
Plaid Waists, from $L5C, So. 90,
S2.25 to $3.50.
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IDAHO CADETa.

wAslINuroa, Dot. i0.-Cadet ap.
polpt.Icnts TO tho military academy;
Edwin q. Davis, bamarIa, Idaho;
Burton L.. French (alIefnale), KEN
dIiok, Idaho.
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Mink neck Boa, animal head.
very nobby, ior""",-'-"-.....S3.OO
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NECK BoAs.

Black coney neck Boa, animal
hcad,..... ...,........................ SOC
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-23
WHAT A FOOT?

J. A. Cedar today finished pair of
shoes for Gust Anderson, a policeman
of West Superior, and expressed them
to him on the afternoon train. An
derson is % years of age, weighs 346
pounds, and stands seven feet four
inches. He passed through the city
last fall on his way from Omaha, and
made the acquaintance of Mr.. Cedar,
from whom he has now ordered three
pairs of shoes.
The shoes sent today are No. 10,
and are twenty inches long on the
outside and seven inches across. 1t
took eight square feet of leather to
make the uppers, and nearly side of
sole leather for the soles. This mate
rial would have made four pairs of
shoes of ordinary size. 1t was neces-
sary to make special last for the
shoes, and Mr.. Cedar receives S14 a
pair for them. Mr.. Cedar states that
the largest size of footwear usually
made is No. Is. and that Mr.. Ander-
sons shoes are the largest he ever
made.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-23

"A special train of Pullman
sleeping cars, dining and baggage cars
will leave ST. Paul Friday, Aug. 23d
at 700 over the North-W Western Line,
to convey the Grand Commandery
of Minnesota to Boston. Any Man
kato people who wish to attend the
Knight Templar Conclave in Boston
the last of this month, can secure
passage on this train by applying at
at once to Allen Burdick of the
Omaha depot, who will give all infor-
nation as to rates, etc. The train is
fine one, and from Chicago will run
over the Michigan Central, New
York Central and Boston & Albany
roads. Stops will be made at Niagara
and other points of interest.
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Sea Girt, Fairy Isle rlackinac

Situated at the western end of the
Straits of Mackinac, the central point
of the three great lakes, Mackinac
embodies in itself all the enchanting
features of northern lake scenery, and
is simply unapproachable as summer
resort. 1t is some nine miles in cir
conference, and rises at the highest
point a trifle over 300 feet above the
waves that break against it's rocky
buttresses, and it's appearance sug-
gests at once the ide / that it has been
pushed bodily up from the cold green
depths to its present position, bearing
countless tokens of the magical power
of water in shaping weird designs from
masses of rock. All but small por-
tlon of it is reserved by the United
States government for National
Park, and a spot better suited for
such purpose could not be desired.
Every Tuesday in July and August
the 500 Line will sell round trip
tickets for $3.50. For particulars,
address. w. r. CALLAWAY,
General Passenger Agent
80 ..- -. Minneapolis.
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One Fair For the Round Trip.

During the week of the Minnesota
State Fair at Hamline, Mimi, Sept.
Paul and Minneapolis, from all points
in Minnesota, of one fare for the round
trip. The same reduction extends to
points within two hundred miles of
St. Paul in Wisconsin. This includes
Superior and Ashland, points ON the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul as far
east as Tomah, on the Wisconsin Cen
trail as far east as Marshfield. and on
the eastern division of the North
western line as far east as Elroy. This
is the first time that this concession
has been made and it ought to result
in large increase in attendance at
the Minnesota State Fair.
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Col. lngersoll at Clear Lake Park,
Sunday, Sept. Ist.

At sixty years of age, Col. Ingersoll
is still a young man. He is the full
flush OF manhood. In this great age
of dyspeptic men it is refreshing to
look upon his wholesome personality,
while his mind has retained all the
electrical brightness and splendid Wig
or which first attracted the attention
of the world, and his eloquence still
has it's famed silver tone and enchant-
ing power. Time seems to have fully
matured the rich powers with which
nature generously endowed him.
Or all the worlds noted men, Col.
Ingersoll is one of the most modest.
1t is the inherent sympathy with ma
ture that has made him universally
popular. By even those who have
most vigorously opposed his views he
is warmly admired as man. Among
his army of close friends he numbers
some OF the most eminent divines of
the country, including such men as
the Rev. DR.. Henry M. Field, of the
famous family of that name. Above
all things, Col. Ingersoll loves liberty,
and nothing more than intellectual
hospitality.
Col. Ingersoll will deliver his great
lecture on Abraham Lincoln at Clear
Lake Park, on Sunday, September 1st,
in Ringing Bros. immense tent.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
R'y will run a special train to Clear
Lake and return, on the day of the
lecture, Sunday, Sept. 1st, leaving
Mankato at 900 a. M, at the very low
rate of 1926 which includes admission
to the lecture. 1t is not often that
such an opportunity to hear so distin-
guished an orator is offered to our peo-
pie and it should be taken advantage
0f
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-23
The Latest Sensation.

The surprisingly low rates offered
by the Nickel Plate Road to Boston
and return account Knights Templar
Conclave and a choice of forty routes.
Tickets on sale August 10th 25th in
elusive; longest return limit; service
strictly frst-class. Sleeping car
space reserved in advance. For fur
ther information address, J. Y. Gala
han, Gen'l Agent, Ill Adams street,
Chicago.
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EXCURSION TO THE EAST.
Through Pittsburg, Philadelphia
New York to Boston via. Penn
~ sylyania Lines.

Aug. 10Th to 25th, inclusive, account
Knights Templar Conclave. Over
Allegheny Mountains at highest point
above sea level: around famous Horse
Shoe Curve; along the Blue Juniata.
Stop-over privileges and first-class &C
commodations-the Pennsylvania is
first-class route. EXcursionists
have choice of returning via. the
Hudson river, Niagara Falls and other
routes. Write or wire Dering, '24S
South Clark street, Chicago, to have
tickets ready when you pass through
that city. He'll do it cheerfully, and
will also arrange Pullman accommoda-
tions. No charge for his service.
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Eight Miles,

From Banff, the restful, is land
locked Lake Minnewanka. To reach
it is pleasant driveover an excellent
road. Yachting and boating are ex-
cellent; fishing is particularly good.
Do not fail to take advantage Of the
low round trip rate in effect every
Tuesday in July and August via the
Soo-Pacific Line, Of $4,000, including
double berth in sleeper both ways.
If you would like to know more
about Banff, get copy of "Bantf and
the Lakes in the Clouds" or "GlazieI
and Mountain Ranges"
w. r. GALLAWAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Minneapolis.
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Choice of Routes.

To Knights Templar Conclave, Bos-
ton, via the Nickel Plate road, en-
bracing ChautauQua Lake, Niagara
Falls, Thous2ld Islands, Rapids
of the St. Lawrence, Sarato-
90, Palisades of the Hudson, HOosac
funnel and ride the Berkshire Hills
by day light. Tickets on sale August
10th to 18th inclusive; lowest rates:
quick time and service uneXcelled, in
Guiding palace sleeping and dining
cars. Address J. Y Callahan, General
Aengt, Ill Adams street, Chicago, fol
further information. g
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-23
For Knights Templar.

Low rate excursion to Boston via
Nickel Plate Road. Tickets on sale
August 10Th to oath inclusive. Low
est rates; Through trains; palace
sleeping cars; unexcelled service, in
Guiding dining cars and colored por-
tiers in charge of day coaches. For
particulars address J. Y. Callahan,
General Agent, Ill Adams street,
Chicago, Ill.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-08-23
Special Excursion to Boston.

The Knights Templar Conclave will
be held in Boston from August 26th
to Both inclusive. Tickets will be on
sale via the Nickel Plate Road from
August 10Th to 25th inclusive. Rates
always the lowest: through trains;
drawing room and sleeping cars; I'M
excelled dining cars; side trips to
Chautauqua Lake; Niagara Falls and
Saratoga without additional expense.
For additional information call on or
address J. Y. Callahan, General Agent,
Ill Adams street, Chicago Ill.