St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-01
Do YOU WANT TO TAKE ONE OF
THREE GRAND TOURS THIS
SUMNIERs
GREAT GIFTS BY THE GLOBE.
YOU CAN TAKE ONE OF THESE
TRIPS WITH VERY LITTLE
EFFORT.
ONE OF THEM TO PORTLAND,
ANOTHER TO THE YELLOW
STONE PARK AND THE THIRD
OVER THE LAKES.
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE.
THEY Go TO PERSONS GATHER
ING LARGEST AMOUNT OF
MONEY
IN SUBSCRIPTIONS TO GLOBE.
Consolation Prizes to Those Who
Fail to Go on the Great
Trips.
ANOTHER TO THE YELLOW
STONE PARK AND THE THIRD
OVER THE LAKES.
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY FREE.
THEY Go TO PERSONS GATHER
ING LARGEST AMOUNT OF
MONEY
IN SUBSCRIPTIONS TO GLOBE.
Consolation Prizes to Those Who
Fail to Go on the Great
Trips.
Republished From Sundays Globe.)
Three Great Tours!

(Republished From Sundays Globe)
Three Great Tours!
Over Lake and Railway!
Without any Expense Whatever
The G / o b e has three propositions
which will interest you if you desire
to take an absolutely free summer
outing. They are within your reach.
This paper has arranged three trips
one to Portland, Or, and return;
one to Yellowstone Park and return,
and third to Niagara and return.
The Portland trip is to be known
as trip No. 1, the Yellowstone Park
trip as trip No. ?, and the Niagara
trip as trip No. 3.
The G o b will tell you how you
can take one of the three without
spending a dollar.
The first trip-that to Portland
and return-will be given to the per-
son who between the 1st day of July
and the 1st day of August secures
the largest amount of money for
subscriptions to the Daily, Sunday
or Weekly Globe.
The second trip-that to Yellow
stone Park and return-will be
placed within reach of the person
who between the LIST day of July and
the LIST day of August secures the
second largest amount of money for
subscriptions to the Daily, Sunday
or Weekly Globe.
The third trip-that from st. Paul
to Niagara and return-has been ar
ranged for the person who between
the 1st day of July and the 1st day
of August secures the third largest
amount of money for subscriptions
to the Daily, Sunday or Weekly
Clio be.
Trip No. L includes transportation,
Pullman berth and meals in dining
cars both ways and one days board
at Hotel Portland, Portland, Or.
good from Aug. to Oct 81, and from
any intermediate station, and to
stop off at any station. The Yellow
stone Park ticket includes transpor-
tation, double Pullman berth and
meals in dining cars both ways; also
five and one-half days staging in
the Park, and five and one-haIf days
meals and lodging in the hotels of
the Yellowstone Park association.
This ticket is good from Aug. 1 to
Oct 81, and from any intermediate
station and stop off at any
sta Ion on the Northern Pacific rail-
road. The ticket to Niagara Falls
is good from Aug. to Sept. Is, and
includes berth in stateroom and
meals on steamer both ways, and
one days lodging at any hotel at
Niagara Falls. The holder may take
the train or steamship at any inter-
mediate station. The steamship trip
must be continuous each way after
starting. No stop off except at Buff
fa1o.
In any event your work will not
be thrown away. To every person
who obtains subscriptions to the
Daily, Sunday or Weekly Clio e
to the amount of $25 or more 10 per
cent of the amount sent will be al
lowed to the person sending it.
This last proposition does not ap-
ply to the three persons who are
awarded the great summer tours
It is a sort Of consolation prize to
the man or woman who falls little
short of an opportunity to take one
Of three great summer trips.
THE TRIP TO PORTLAND.
The 1000 miles of the Northern Pa
cific passes through coun-
try Of strikingly diversified topog-
raphy. From st. Paul and Minnea-
polls at the head of navigation on
the Mississippi river, the road winds
through rolling country. Sprinkled
among its timbered hills and green
valleys are thousands of beautiful
lakes. so that the region is known
as the Lake Park region.
This beautiful country was once
covered with a sheet Of ice-glaciers
and its now interesting topography
is owing to this fact. Thousands of
lakes lie shimmering among the hills
and forests that give it life and
beauty.
From the Park region the railroad
passes across the Red river valley,
the noted wheat field of the world.
Then comes the wonderful Pyramid
Park, or the Bad Lands, so-ealled.
This region not only constitutes
possibly the most spectacular piece
of landscape along the whole length
of road, as seen from the car win
dows, but may with equal truth be
pronounced the most glowing and
dramatic representation of its kind
yet discovered. 1t is perfect SYM
pflony in form and color.
For $40 Enthusiastically to Livings-