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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
AS THE LAW SEESlT
New Cases Filed In the strict
Court
SOME OLD ONES Sd TIED
The Programme for To-Day In
wolves the Holding of ourt In
Two Department BY
the One Judg7
ONE OLD ONES So TIED

BUTTE, Jan. 4.-CertioraT proceedings
were this morning commend In the dis
trict court against w. T. 1rkwood, JUS
tice of the peace of Meadefille, by Remi
Chouquette in the name ofihe state. An
affidavit in the case recits that on Dec.
Ii Octave Moren commeced an action
in the defendants courtagalnst Frank
Scott and Isaac Archambult for 500. An
attachment was issued ad served on the
plaintiff, Choquette, ant all money and
property in his possessin and alleged to
belong to Scott and rchambault was
garnisheed. Chouqucttdnformed the OIL
Ger that he had no moey or property be-
longing to the two mo, and therefore a
citation was issued orering them to APP
pear before the justie of the peace on
Dec. "a for examinati0, which he did and
again, under oath, stted that he had no
money or property Belonging to either
Scott or Archambaul Justice Kirkwood,
however, without an, further hearing, en-
tered "a judgment to he effect that lit APP
pearing that Remi Clouquette had 1929 In
his hands belongin, to the defendant,
Frank Scott, and notaccounting for it, At
is ordered and adjudg,d that plaintiff re-
cover from the Defendants, Frank Scott
and Remi Chouquett, the sum OF So3 as
principal and $3O.4fcosts and that the
plaintiff have execution against the de-
PENDANTS therefor"
An execution wasissued and an officer
levied upon and seized Chouquette's
butcher shop and threatens to sell it 20
satisfy the judgment. The affiant thinks
that Kirkwood somewhat exceeded his
jurisdiction in the natter and Judge Nc
Hatton issued wrl of certiorari return
able Jan. - at 10 o'docl< and ordered the
justice of the peace and his constable to
desst from further proceedings in the
matter until that tine. John w. CotteI
is attorney for Chouuette.
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THE WAY OF THE TRANsoREssoR
1t Is Pretty Hard and Rocky In Butt
These Times.

1t Is Pretty Hard and Rocky In Butte
These Times.
BUTTE, Jan. 4.-James BRANDON was ar
raigned in police court to-day on the
charge of assault with intent to commit
murder on Jacob Burch. He entered a
plea of not guilty and his trial was set for
Monday, Jan. IA, at 2 o'clock p. m.
John Moran denied the charge of petit
larceny and he will try to explain things
on Monday afternoon.
c. NJ. Buck was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by Joe Kellogg, charging him
with disturbance, and he will be arraigned
tomorrow. Kellogg has been renting n
house from Buck in West Granite street
and the latter wanted him to move. KEEL
logg refused to vacate and this afternoon
Buck located himself in the house and
announced his intention of remaining
there until the tenant changed his quar-
tiers. Words failing to produce any eff
feet on the stubborn landlord, Kellogg
finally went to the police court and Sc
cured a warrant for his arrest.
II could have thrown him out" re-
marked Kellogg to the judge" "but did
not want to for fear might throw him
too hard"
Pat Foley, James Kearns, James Dillon,
Charles Smith, Gus Matheson and An
biSW lidChdhs a. SSAAct VI
and gambling house loafers were given
S100 and costs and 80 days and were al
lowed "A hours to leave town.
The cold weather has been driving the
hoboes into Butte in droves and it re-
quires the utmost vigilance on the part of
the police to prevent wholesale robberies.
All suspicious characters are closely
watched, however, and they are being
driven out as fast as they como in. The
officers in the business section make two
regular trips through the gambling houses
every night with drag net, and all of the
suspicious characters are gathered in.
The hard times and scarcity of work have
compelled many honest men to seek the
warm shelter of the gambling houses but
the police have a faculty of distinguishing
the good from the bad and workingmen
who are out of luck are never molested.
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over the country, are writing for time,
which is impossible to be obtained, as the
time for the balance of the season has
already been booked solid by the Calhoun
management. Manager Mcguire was
fortunate in having made an early book
ing and so enabled to give to his patrons
an operate treat which will be greatly APP
preciated.
which is said to be even better than that
of last season, the engagement of Miss
Laura Willard, Mss Adele Harrington
and Miss Gertie Lodge. Messrs. George
Lyding, Dugl Flint and George Webb
adds greatly TO the symmetry of this finely
balanced company.
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Better Late Than Never.

If you did not make your family a
Christmas present of piano or an organ,
they will appreciate one as New Years
gift.
We have the following slightly used in
struments for sale this week:
One upright Steinway, fancy rosewood
case, in perfect condition, at $40.
One upright Kimball. mahogany case,
a beautiful piano at SlS5.
Terms $40 per month.
One parlor organ, nine stops, in nice
shape, price $50.
One high top Estey parlor organ, good
as new, at $50. Terms 50 per month.
Just received a sample line of new style
Kimball pianos and organs, which we are
offering at the wholesale price and on
terms of SO and s. per month. Orion
Bros, 305 North Main street.
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ITO THE PUBLIC"
"a Short Order Restaurant That Will
Knock Them All"

A new departure for the Anheuser-
Busch. Commencing this morning, they
throw open to the public first-class short
order restaurant where you can get any
thing in the short order line in first-class
style. One of their great novelties will be
a good plate of soup at midnight. An
other will be the celebrated chilli con carne
dish with Spanish maccaroni. They will
spare no pains to make this big success.
The coffee will also be one of the main
features. Breakfast in the morning will
consist of fresh ranch eggs and the best
quality of ham and bacon. mush and pure
cream, toast, etc. II is needless to say
anything more of the management as
they are already we'll known. Emil &
Joe, proprletors.
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Ando and Ommc, the great Japanese
magicians and jugglers. will give per-
Torrance at the Auditorium to the ladies
and children Saturday afternoon at . 80.
A beautiful souvenir will be given To
everyone attending the performance.
Miss Omme has enjoyed the fame of be-
ing the handsomest and best dressed lady
in Japan and the only lady Japanese ma
gicIan in America. This is the only OPP
portunity the ladies and children of Butte
will have of seeing the greatest of Japa-
nese magicians and jugglers, as they leave
for Japan in few days. Admission, -
cents.
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jaime. Larkn's Condition.

The mental condition of James Larkins,
the once well known mining man, seems
to be growing worse instead of improving.
Several months ago, on petition of some
of his friends, Judge Mediation appointed
p. A. Largey guardian for the unfortunate
man. He has ever since been in Wells
hospital. To-day Mr.. Largey filed a COM
plant in court asking for an examination
into Mr.. Larkin's condition by a commits s.
sion on insanity. The complaint states
that he is suffering from mental derange-
ment and is incompetent to provide for
his own care and that he has no property
that is applicable to that purpose. He
has no relatives living in the state. His
examination will take place at o'clock
tomorrow evening.
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Beginning Monday, Dec. 81. the North
ern Pacific trains to and from the east
will arrive at and depart from the Northern
Pacific local depot instead OF from the
Montana Union depot, as formerly.
The Northern Pacific trains to and from
the west will, however. arrive and depart
from the Montana Union depot.
This distinction should he carefully kept
in mind by those leaving Butte on the
Northern Pacific. There will be no change
in time.
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WHERE Is DAVE Al.

That's the Question Which Bothers
Louis Bryant.
BUTTE, Jan. 4.-The sheriff to-day re-
ceived "A letter from Louis Bryant at
Nickomekle. b. c., making inquiries re-
garding his brother, David Bryant, from
whom he has heard nothing since Nov. /,
1891. He said he understood that his
brother owned several hay ranches some
where in Montana and had for a partner
a man named John Purtell, and also had
n friend named Dunk Hutchison. The
lost mans relatives formerly lived at
Wexford. Kent county, New Brunswick,
and they are very anxious to hear from
him
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WHITE ROSES 5,
New Officers Installed In Lodge No IL
i. o. ID. of st. George.

new Omcers insthileu In Louge NO II,
i. o. ID. of st. George.
BUTTE, Jan. AIRS. NJ. A. Hooking,
district deputy of Montana, last night in
stalled the following officers of White
Rose lodge, No. IL, !. o. ID. of St. George,
ut Walkerville: Worthy past president,
Mrs. Pinch; worthy president, Mrs. Bar
nett; worthy vice president, Mrs. Toy re-
cording secretary. Miss Sandoe; financial
secretary, Mrs. Wilcox; treasurer, Mrs.
Harris; chaplain, Mrs. Broughton; first
conductor. Miss Broughton; assistant
conductor, Mrs. Rundle; inside guard,
Mrs. Clark outside guard, Mrs. Martin.
After the installation services the lodge
members participated in a delightful
social gathering.
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QUITE a DEAL.
Mr.. Heinze Transfers Some of His Butte
Pronertv

Mr.. Heinze Transfers Some of His Butte
Property.
BUTTE. Jan. Al. Augustus Heinze of
New York to-day decided to the Montana
Ore Purchasing company his interest in
the lease on the Copper quartz lode claim,
lying within the boundaries of the RICE
addition, also all minerals below the
depth of 80 feet under number of lots in
the same addition, but not including any
surface ground; also the mineral rights
and surface ground to 10 lots in block 4.
to three lots in block 5; also all mineral
rights. not including the surface, of two
lots in block of the hemper addition. A
nominal consideration is named.
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SHOCKING.
Two Little Girls in Butte Caught Shop
Lifting.

Lifting.
BUTTE, Jan. 1.-Two little school girls,
both under : years of age, were caught
this afternoon in the act of stealing goods
from the Connell store. The children
have been frequent visitors at the store
recently and their actions finally aroused
the suspicious of some of the clerks, who
watched them when they came in to-day.
They went at it with business-lke air,
as though they were experienced shop
hfters, and it is believed they have stolen
a large quantitv of stuff. They were
turned over to Officer Lawson, who took
them home after reading them severe
lecture.
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We are running an honest sale of
clothing and mems furnishings at marked
down prices in plain figures. No deccp-
ton. Renshaw, % w. Park ST., Butte.
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Notice.

If Charles Smith, who formerly
worked on section of n. p. p. Il. X. at
Livingston and came to Butte on pass
on Oct. 9th, will correspond with the
STANDARD at Butte he will hear of some
thing to his advantage.
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suit on a Note.

Philomen Gillespie to-day commenced
suit against Thomas j. -Moffet, John r..
Reins and William p. Forbis to recover
judgment for S1.l4025 due on a promis-
sorry note dated Oct. "a, 1898, with interest
at ~ per cent. a month.
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"AMDRITA."
1t Is Said TO BE An Excellent Conf,
Opera.

BUTTE. Jan. 4.-Since first presented at
the New York Casino, the comic
opera "Amorita' has been revised and
much improved. New situations have
been added and the comedy element con-
silerably strengthened. The costumes
and scenery also have been greatly bet
tered. Magnificent dresses have been
procured from Paris aud "Up 10 date"
-3eg-ac4 .ar cIe-.s obtained. all o. which
have 80 ll..el 10 tie drawing powers of
sic opera thar opera house mana gers, all
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We ship our she'll fish and get only tho
best at the Rink oyster house.
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MONTANA UNDERTAKING COMPANY

Wholesale and retail dealers Ia Under asers
good, and supplies W carry everything tnai
IS made fJr tle trade Burial su-s, robes, h4u
is sH8--. ese.. In al. s.Ea- aHl kaI.. Hr3Wnf
attention ven % O 81 town and telegraph
orders open day and n.-at.
tHA~ LANGLoiS. N-r.
Corner PARK ana Wyoming streets Butte. Is.
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Prices on shoes cut till you can't rest,
at Dan Lewis, West Park.
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Every article marked in plain figures.
and lower than the lowest, at our great
sale of clothing now going on. Renshaw,
% W. Park ST., Butte.
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Prices on shoes cut till you can't rest,
az Dan Lewis. West Park.
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AIiIIinpr,

Begin the new year with a kimball pi-
ano and you'll be happy all your life.
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All goods of the great 81. at - East
Park street, are being closed out by the
assignee.
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New line of opera bonnets just received
at Miss Gilbert's, so West Park street.
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For wall paper, go to Schatzlein's II
| West Broadway, Butte.
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Save money-buy your pianos at Orion
Bros.
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Teas zoe. per pound. Also best quality
of teas and coffees in Butte. Pacific Tea
Co., l. W. Quartz street.
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ORE PRODUCERS. TAKE notice!

m -' tH@>rr. Butte S,m7.ilt Works
~.-l F.. AMI Hu. Copper. : vs-. Cod ard
f-... .r#s r.. ". H.E-.H NG scott LID
M. -.r T.sg ma CAME r.Ee-ss. GEl Il
CASEY. Ma ---
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fresh ranch eggs. .oiue made bread
and creamery butter al Dan IeNCy's new
Southern hotel. Meals - cents.
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Ten dollars a month buys q Piano 81.
orion Bros.
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Prices on shoes cut till you can't rest.
at Dan Lewis, West Park.
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The finest assorted cream candy. 80
cents quality, cost AZ assignee sale 10 -
cents. al the great 81. - East Park street.
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Notice.

Notice.
". f. Headings is not authorized to col
lect any accounts or transact any busi-
ness for this company.
STA&DAED PUBLISHING CO.
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For glass. 70 TO Schatzle.a's Il Ncs.
Broadway, Butte.
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on Oct. 9th, will correspond with the
STANDARD at Butte he will hear of some
thing to his advantage.
All goods of the great 81, at Is East
Park street, are being closed out by the
assignee.
We ship our she'll fish and get only the
best at the Rink oyster house.
For wall paper, go to Schatzlein's II
West Broadway, Butte.
We are running an honest sale of
clothing and mems furnishings at marked
down prices in plain figures. No deccp-
ton. Renshaw, % w. Park ST., Butte.
Begin the new year with a Kimball pi-
ano and you'll be happy all your life.
Millinery.
New line of opera bonnets just received
at Miss Gilbert's, so West Park street.
Prices on shoes cut till you can't rest,
al Dan Lewis. West Park.
Prices on shoes cut till you can't rest,
at Dan Lewis, West Park.
Save money-buy your pianos at Orion
Bros.
Teas zoe. per pound. Also best quality
of teas and coffees in Butte. Pacific Tea
Co., l. W. Quartz street.
Notice.
". E. Headings is not authorized TO col
lect any accounts or transact any busl-
ness for this company.
STASDAED PUBLISHING CO.
Prices on shoes cut till you can't rest.
AT Dan Lewis, West Park.
The finest assorted cream candy. 81
cents quality, cost AZ assignee sale 10 -
cents. at the great 81. - East Park street.
fresh ranch eggs. home made bread
and creamery butter al Dan IcScy's new
Southern hotel Meals - cents.
Ten dollars month bus Piano 81.
/ O-ton Bros.
For glass. 70 to ScHatzle.a's Il Wcs.
Broadway, Butte
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MAYoL HHRMANos & Go,

HOTEL FRANCES
Habitaciones ventiladas y csmera-
do scrvicio.
Caiie del Cnmercio. nnmero g.
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sPorque los Hombres Sufren?

Por descuidar las leyes de la naturaleza.
Su sangre llega 4 infectarse con impurezas.
Ell estomago, los pulmones = ell hfgado SO
enferman desordenan
LAS PILDORAS DE VIDA DEL DR.
sOS5 purifican la sangre vigorizan ell
istema.
Una VIZ que Sc tonan no SO hace uso de
tras
De venta en- todas las droguerias.
The Sydney Ross Co. New York
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-10
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICACIONES

Esta sasa admite suscripciones s toda
clase de obras por entregas, y tsmbien 4
periodcos ilustrados lie uaodas, encargaa-
dose igualmente de co,nisiones perteneciea-
tes al ramo; de comrletar cualssquiera
obras que Sc halaren trunoas; pudiendo los
senores que SO eneueutreu 81 dicho caso,
pasar una nosa del dlt;no cuaderno quo
hubiereu rscibido.
Entire los peri6dieos ilussrados que eate
Centre reparte, Ggura.
LA Illustration ARTISTICA
que por la bellaza d8 sus graoados los me-
iores que salen De Barcelona, 10 selseto de
s1s textos los rpagnficos regalos qus ca-
da tres repartos hace, os 81 psriodico de-
mayor circuIsci6n en- Espana America
latina. Tamb;6n hamos De advert'r que
LA ILUSTRACTON ARTISTICA
va accclpansds De
Ell SALON De LA MODA
eri6dico que gezs f&Dna entire las fanil'as
modistas.
Enznn1zxr.r
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HOTEL MARINA
MARINA 6. LUNA l.
pom CE, PUER O-RIGo

El duefo de este az tigro acreditado es-
tablecimiento, afanOso siempre en- mejorar
10 ponerlo al nivel de los buenos de En-
repa, de nuevo ha instalado sus comedore-
en- la planta bsja con cabida para mas de-
cen pe-sonas y en mejores condolences
que antiguamente 10 tenia.
Hay habitaciones frescas y espaciosss
desde una persona hasta g.; las hay especia-
les para eomisionistss con aparatos para
sus muestrarios; cuatro salones de de-
suso; esp'endidos lafins frfos de ducha =
tibios todas horas del dia de La nosh-
una csntina provista lie buenos vinos IL
| cores +; cccina aseo prontitud en- el serv-
clio, sin rival en- Ia isla; un criado man Ia ie
70 , un serene pues 81 Hotei permanece
| siempre alberto 4 todos horas de la noche.
coss qoe los trarseuntes no tslgan demt :
| ra aiguna en su alojamiento: al efecto y
haeitaciones preparadas.
Asf pues, no dudando MERCER como
! siempre al favor de- r6biieo g. genera
amigos conooidos de deoteo y fuera ie
| La ifia er particular, teng, el honor do p,-
nerme las ordenes de todos ofrec'6adoies
seran complacieos en- cuantn pnsda serles
| dtll
Su ateuto servilor, JUAN BOX
Ponce Msrzo-9 8 de 1895. 1lm alt
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Bregaro & Go.
Playa Ponce, PIeyto- Rico.

sdyacentes.
Giran sobre Las plazas principalss Do
franciA, Inglate-ra, AlemaniA, Austria,
86lgica, HolAnda, Italia Portugal, Suixa
Africa (MArruscosl sobre New York.
Mava 10 do 16f0
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FL s1gu1cne Ifrralo
testlnono ilusrado
ae la Pennsylvania
Santo Domingo, I>eItibiica Donnca1a
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Sc vende

una mAquina para moler cana: su
cilindro ooce pu' gadas con tres pie
carrera; moliao con masas de cuatro
pies y veinticuatro pulgadas diane
tro Sube cana y demas accessories
Toda en- buen estado, pues Sc des
monte para moutar otra de mayor
fuerza
Dirigirse a M Bird, en- Patillas.
Patillas. 4 de Mario de 1895 i N
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CLARA THILLET. -Especifco TEILLE
para La angina para otrss enfermedades d
La gargants y de la boca.-Farmaeis de F.
.rer
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ANTONIO MATTEL 7 brunette.
Mabf Portuguese, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
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DIRECTORIO COMMERCIAL

ADJUST PASARELL Y Rus, Pr.
cssrcdc~. Sol numero g.
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Buena adquisici6n.

Sc re,sde, CON 6,senas cordicsones. la psdqua-
VA rertscal para moler cafsa de la Hacsend >
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de 25 caballOs de
fs4ersa, e,s nsagntfco estado corriente, con al
gs4ssas piesas dc repsIesto, como qae estd Ia
cie.do actstalmente el cosecho y psIede u<rse'.
ftsScsOnGr. En- su case, Sc e,stregard en- Julao
pp6rsmo. en qsIe debs nsontarsc osya de mayor
potesscsG Dfrigirse al q,se s4scrsbs. Ponce.
Esbycro IL de 1894. 4.-FRANCrsoo PARA.
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''iIilbV."

Have YOU ever read ''Trilhy?" Pco-
pie are afflicted with TriIbymania
There is Du M#urier's book which has
turned the head Of the country. 4
painter has painted "Trilby." \ well
known dramatist is to dramatic
''fIilby." Everybody asks: "IIaye YOU
reaI 'Triiby' There are many inter
esting queries which might be put.
For instance, have you ever taken a
ride on the 81. Paul x Duluth Railroad?
Ii not, Won should 10 50. The Duluth
Short Line, As tourists have dubbed
this route, is by long odds the favoritc
thorouGhtlre between st. PduI, Mime
apoli~, Duluth, West Superior, Still
water and other important points, and
at it. handsome terminals makes close
connections with trains OH other lines
running III all directions. Considering
is new and luxurious equipments. its
smooth roaibei, its picturesque en-
vironment and its convient schedules,
It is directly in line tor those who de-
sire to travel between the points named.
There are thousands who think so, Tor
once a man has tried the Duluth Short
Line he is a loyal patron. Even ''Tril-
by could not be as popular in the
Northwest. Maps and circulars will
always be cheerfully furnished by ticket
agent or may be had by writing to W
\. Russell, General Passenger Agent.
st. rauI. MINI.