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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
NOTIONS AND TOILET ARTl
Giles.

DR.. Makes Carbolic Mouth-Wash, 25c.
Electric Bicycle-On &c. a bottle, value
Liquid Bread. made from the Pure Ex-
tract Of Malt, to-day only f9c., value
81 bottle.
75c Nail-Files. 23c. each.
Gentlemen's Key-Chain and Ring COM
blned to-day &c. each, value Z2c
soc White Metal Puff Boxes, to-day l9c.
SPECIALS. FROM 9 TO u:i5:
The Famous Crescent Furniture-folsh'
&C.. bottle. value pc.
Queen Of the Toilet, the FAMOUS com
plexion beautiher, &c. bottle, value
Rrooks's Machlne-Cotton. &c. a spool.
Good Whale-Bones, &c. a Dozen value
Black Runied Garter-EIastic. &C.
yard. value, l9c.
Best-OuaIity Turkpy-Red Working-Cot--
ton. &C. a dozen skeins; warranted
fast color. ,,,.-
olive Back Bristle Hair-Brushes, lic.
each. value 2Jc.
Gentlemen's S-inch Rubber Dressing
Combs, Sc. each, value Zoe.
HOUSEFURNlSHlNG GOODS.
UnderseIlng that is the wonder
of all Richmond.
Northumberland Saucepots, es-
tablished price, sl.2j, for soc.
Gray-Enamelled Tea or Coffee-Pots,
sold elsewhere for 5Oc. &c. -
Finest Granite Preserying-kettles,5 oc'
goods for BIC.
Finest-Granite Preserving b.
quart. Zoe goods: FOR 35c.
Extra-Heavy Galvanized Slop-Palls'
footed, Joc. goods, 29c.
Wire Potato-Mashers. wood ham
dies. a special sc. article for &c.
ChIldren's Embossed-Tin A. b. c.
uea iSytS Stamped-Tin wash-Baslns. &c.
Heavy Stamped-Tin Dippers, fun quart
size, loo. goods, for &C. - -,
Large Japanned Dredge-Boxes, sold
elsewhere for Sc, lc. a..
r, M. - Imported Tea and CoTee-Can-
listers. porcelain knob, 25c., less than
half value. ,,. NJ.
An elegant collection CABINET Bric-a-
Brac will be offered to-day at BE-
choice.
The ever.wanted Nickel-PIated
Baking Dishes, two quart size,
enameled inside pan, a 81 article,
complete for 63c.
Heayy.Pieced-Di Dish-Pans, family
size, a 25c. Pan, to-day, lie.
Special sale 1880 to 1880.
100 dozen New Cut-Glass. Pattern Fruit
Saucers. worth per dozen, 60c., for lie.
each. quantity limited 10 each buyer.
Light Weight Table-Goblets, fifth-aye-
nue. shape. 59c. dozen.
100 Banquet Lamps, heavy cast
bottom, central-draft burner, fancy
tount, worth S4-Special today,
complete, with fancy wire frame,
for 81. so-atter to-day the regular
price.
FINEST CARLSBAD-CHINA DIN
NER-SETS, RICH DRESDEN DECO:
NATIONS. 100 PIECES. NEW
Iarge-Size Meat-Dishes, best American
china. soc. goods. to-day. l5c.
3-Arm Towel-Racks, varnished-a lOc.
Kieanlt Securing Soap, &C.
The Climax" Fine Toilet Pa
per, to-day &C. package-5oo
packages will be sold-no more.
Large-size Perforated Toilet-Paper.. to-
DAY &c. roll. 800 rolls will be sold.
Hardwood WashBoards. strong. we'll
finished, each 6c.-two to customer
THE COHEN co.
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PROPOSALS..
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,

SUP'T PUBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND, VA, August 81, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIVED at this Office until II NJ. OF
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1895,
for the PRINTING. BINDING, RUL-
ING. etc, for the State OF Virginia for
one year from october |. 1895.
printed schedules. showing in detail the
classincations, will be furnished on APP
nlication to bidders, on which all bids
Nil be required TO be made.
contractors Will be required TO enter
into bond, with security, 10 be approved
nv the Secretary OF the Commonw ealth,
tSr the prompt and faithful execution OF
;rhe right is reserved of rejecting any
or ali bids. and the work will be award
ed in such lots or portions as the Super
intendent may deem proper.
j. III. O'BANNON.
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
GO l-eod0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

327 FRANKLIN - FOURTH STREETS.
Mrs A. y. CAAlM. Principal.
Miss LOTTTE =. PRICE. Assistant
The twenty-hrst annual session OF This
school will begin on MONDAY. sept-ml.-
pa. at . O'Clock \. ". Pupils received be-
tween the ages of and li
For terms and other particulars see cat
alOgue AT West a johnston 2. or the
principal after September 18th, AT her
residence. l3 north sixth street
ee l-Su. TuNIht Oc - IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

We are panied TO hear Of the Illness Of
Mr. X. C. Murray, editor Of the Norfolk
L.andmark-one OF the ablest. most con-
scientious, and most brotherly Of the
members of the Fourth Estate in Nir-
ginia. May he soon recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED. A LOCAL MANAGER tpt
A pSANcH ART ESrABLISHMENA 70
be- opened in this city Good chance los
the rIeht party; male or female; fHlT
Renee not necessary. Address or go.
- s an east Clay street. Sc III"
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PLATT'S FOES BEATEN.
The easy Doss" Wins I'm New York
City Primaries.

(New York Herald, llth)
That the Plat forces had apparently
won an overwhelming victory in the Re
publican primaries, which were held In
all the election districts OF the city last
night, was conceded by many Of the ad-
ministration men long before midnight
The Brookfield contingent fell TO pieces
I'm many OF its stronghOlds. The TWEEN
tieth Assembly District, Colonel Cruger's
own, went against him by a vote Of c.
10 49, General Coils was reported 20 have
been beaten in his own election district.
Although Job Hedges claimed a standoff
in the Twenty-hfth District, the strong
hold Of the administration, IL soon be-
came apparent that the Platt men had
carried things by storm. 1t was said that
the only election district that had gone
anti-Platt was the Twenty-seventh,
Hedges's own. where the private secre-
tary won by a vote Of q TO IL.
The result in Hedges's district is typi-
cal. in that II shows the weakness Of the
administration party most forcibly. The
revolt against the Brookfleld element
was led here by Thurlow Weed Barnes.
and the cause Of the uprising vas said
TO be due to the misuse of patronage by
the administration party.
PLATTS BLACK COMBINE.
There was great rejoicing among TIE
colored voters Of the Tenderloin over the
defeat of the administration. Charles w.
Anderson. Caleb A. Simms. f.. 5. Flow.
James johnson. and Archie b. Roberts,
who called themselves 1.-The black combine
for Platt." boosted that the Bliss-Hedgss
clement had not carried 3 single election
district from Twenty-third 10 Thirty
fourth street. with the single exception
Of the Twenty-seventh, which is Hedges's
own.
Big Policeman Brannagan, OF the West
Thirtieth-Street Station, was detailed TO
the primary In the Twenty-e!ghth Eiec-
ton District The polling went on In
the rear Of Il saloon at No. 46l Sixth ave
nue.. The policeman had orders 10 pre-
vent bloodshed. If possible. and he did it,
His first words addressed 10 the crowd
nipped all possible trouble in the pud.
Look a here. youse mugs. You'll do
your scrappin' on the outside; do you
mind? If one of yes draws razor, I'll
club the wool of him.
This quenchei the slumber'ng fires of
actual violence, and the efforts Of the
| crowd were devoted to vote-hunting. The
| Simms ticket trlumphed by a vote Of
| &c TO %.
IN MURRAY'S DISTRICT.
| There were lively times at No. 272 Grand
street. the headquarters Of the Eighth
| Assembly District. Former-Police-com
| missioner Murray Ia the leader. In the
| Eleventh Election District there was
row between the Plat and Brookheld
men. which necessita,ed the interference
| OF Acting Police-Captain Sheehan. OF the
| Eldrldge-Street Station.
The Plat men were forcibly elected
! from the polling place by eight police
| men. and great crowd collected. John
J. O'Brien, an inspector OF elections at
| the above polling place, claimed that he
| had been assaulted by a gang OF Pla,t
! men at Broome and Forsyth streets.
| Mr. Murray was very indignant at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
MRS. ALBERT C. BRUCE. PRINCIPAL
RICHMOND. VA.

MRS. BRUCE WILL GIVE SPE1l.A.i
attention % voice-culture ana ..s
instruction. Lessons on all insit uii. '.
will receive Mrs. Bruce's careiuI s-l,..,
and north Sixth street. beginning 50
teniber 9Th p 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

The Norfolk Virginian expresses the
conviction that If the question of the
location Of the proposed Rouss memorial
museum were left 10 the Confederate
veterans there would be little doubt of
Richmonds being selected by a large
majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
INQUIRIES SCHOOL
OPPOSITE MO%NOE PARK
RICHMOND "a

Thirty-lrst session opens NgNr,y
SEPTEMBER %. Alr. Bosp0rf. e.
Calender. Mr.. X. T. Harrison. .rI ~
j. L. Mcclure. Jr, remain u tna ..l
school, Mrs. McGuirc and tWl ..s....-
teach the lower. MIR Campbell bal. |
elected professor ga a South Cir-... ..'
loge. Professor Edmund HaTUs.n. ..-.-
professor 81 Latin in Richmond r
formerly Of French. ALSO. wIl ....
portion OF his time
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE Hr..u..
University OF virginia IHI l...
seventeen diplomas in the b. n. ami lf ID.
courses. Washington and Lee J....
TWO degrees, ak Diplomas ana t.t.
tons Richmond COLLEGE. Tvs. ...
twenty-five diplomas and distinction.
Virginia Military Destitute. Gen .. t..
IN fourth class. first IN m1tU.
third class. first In chemistry r .
class. four promoted. % be caI -a..
medal tor Oraf0rs. columbia t.
c.. Cornell 6ni Lehigh UnF.r-If.. Alb
Stevens Institute. Each orc r....
tive who graduated with distlge.
Scho0l-rOil fo~ 1878. 49,
For further particulars terms a.. see
catalogues IN bookstores. OF t..r..s
JOHN p NC
No. north
y. y. Attention Is called in ..
day. In order 90 facilitate orIt...
1 desire BOYS already in town o.
names during previous week.
~ l6-eod3w&dGweSu
MISS JOHNSON's SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE
GIRIS.-The next session begins .'.m-
her 9TH. Latin Greek, N1th.ml' ...
All Sciences taught hy eNperl..... ...-
fessOrs. Literature. Misc Mt.I Hf
Modern Languages. by natives. ..-....
ton classes being held in German ..I
French. The primary and in'u
classes. under the principal, aide.
c0mplished teachers ElOcutlnn HU. .r..
Steal Culture. under able iustiu .-
FAINT Class under exclusive intti. OIL.
the principal
Lectures during scholastic year .r I....
rary and scientific subjects, ht m %
scholars. Kindergarten by FUN
Large reduction for clrrrsW.H Ir.
teachers For other d'tails sH. lr a.
Main street Corps of teachers I1 fH.
main same as during past IN year.
Sc l0-6t&tTu, The suit
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

BEDFORD COUNTY. VA.
4 thoroughly equipped school. D'mi
In It's appointments. OK high -fi-" 81
Roys and Young Men. For catfl---e eg
information Apply 70
w. X. ABBOT. prg DID,
ty 2j-podc6t Bellevue i'sI-''
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personal.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS, A dE iii.
TRAToK OF THE ESTATE pt -
ih AT Mrs. VI. Il. JEFFERY an per PEI:
sons indebted TO the estate wiu l iS1s.
so,1,e their accounts. and OIL hs'ins
Claims against It VIII presen, . ,n.a
counts. properly esf','e'y jErEERY.
Sc 1885, H. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

The third of the international yacht
races will take place to-day, and there
after Valkyrle III. will probably be Val
kyrie I.-Defender l., Valkyrie ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

So we won that yacht-race on TUESDAY,
after all. The truth is that We never
know how well off we are.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4s3 EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST END OFFICE PARK-PbACh
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l2@ HULL
STREET.
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MUSIC Al.
MIR. ERNEST l.. 10

NH. ENNE>I l.. UUILFN"
has returned to the city, and can :. '"
gagged for -..-........
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.. ..
Address care OF Richmond MUSIC .f
2i3 east BROAD street So D.
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NoTRE DAME or MARYLAND.

College FOR Young Ladies ana Pre-, rl-
tory school for Girls. Regular ana
tive courses. Music and art spe
Conducted by School Sisters ~
Dame. ROLAND PARK, near
Md. jy - .--n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANf l..
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
NOLLEY's SIHOOL.

i07 NORTH PINE STREET.
OPENS MONDAY. September -ID.
goth Boys prepared Tor college 0r un.-
Versity. Fully equipped gymn1suW. q D
competent instructor. Circulars no t
stores For further lnf rmation address
O. VI. Motley. Ashland Va. au t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
BALTIMORE KINDERGARTEN -
ISOLATION.

Training School for kndars1r'' i'
Junior, Senior and Gradual
also, a Course for Directors = -
tlculars. Address Miss CAROLtN. d
c. HART, Director The Mort. -"
baltimore. Md IS $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
,uss sTANARD.s SCHOOL.
rnErARAToRY SCHOOL FOR noNs.

No l02 west Grace street
The next session will begin september
18th. See '--"
..,...,.,.. -. No.,
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Selling
Sterling Hosiery

at unusual prices. An unmatched
occasion in the history of Hosiery
distribution by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
SCHOOL OF LAW,
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA

The next session viii begin SIfIEf-
Der ~. 1895. and continue ninth ..i..
For information, until Sept.utl -...'
address ........
Professor ROGER GREGORY.
Lister Manor Va;
or the President. Richmond COL
au 1O-sa, Su. Tu& IhtSele
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

No. SO WEST GRACE STREtl DRESS
SEPTEMBER 18TH. For circulars ai
TO the principal or West, johnston b. Go
So l-Su. TUX ThSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
To BEAT LAUTERBACH.

II was stated. however. that there hau
been a scheme on the part OF the BroVh n
field faction to down Lauterbach III me-
own election district. where he ran as "
delegate, although he is the choice OF .ne
Twentv-elghth District as delegate 10 ths
state Convention. and VIII be elce's'
from this district tomorrow night
In spite Of the alleged scheme 10 tn.Um
him down. he came out or the ere e., a.'a
district fight with lying colorS, an 10
o,ber eIection districts in the immediate
neiehborhood went for P.att. In tne
lower end. however. the Brookne'u
strength came out. and it IS more tha man
lu.elv from Indications That Brookheid
wins I'm the Assembly district.
1t was claimed late last hlsHt '. 10
C.a,er,I Kerwin. the Platt leader In the
Twenty-third Assembly District. had been
overwhelmingly beaten. The BrooKiielu
men assert that he succeeded In carrying
only one election district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

manner In which his followers had peen
elected from the polling-place. lie WIZ
fle a nrotest when the matter comes pe-
fore the Assembly District Convention.
lie claims to have won In all the othef
districts.
In the Second Assembly District the
Brookfield men claimed victory. am
asserted that the Platt leader. kiiooy'
had been swamped.
There was also q lively squahoie IN tne
Thirty-seventh Election District. tne
nrimaries OF which were held nj No. "
Henry street. where two opposing Brooh-
field factions were In the field.
IN THE TfIIRTY-SECoND.
Returns from the Republican primaries
in the Thlrty-second Assembly District
showed the district TO be overwhelmingly
a Plat one, and few OF the election
officers took enough interest in the mat
ter to make reports last night ueiore
sending the returns to the County COM
mlttee Primaries were held In all the
forty-three election districts OF the As
sembly District.
Emil L0bishner q former member OF
the County Committee. and several other
Republicans. said that Platt men were
elected from all but three election as
tricts The Thirty-second Assembly DIS
trict Is entitled 10 Tour deItha'es !" '"N
State Convention.
In the Twenty-ninth Assembly District
called the home Of the administration
because the Mayor. Commissioner OF Pun
lie Works. City-Chamberlain General Col
lis. and n lot Of others live In IT, the
Platt men made a stiff fight. although
they hardly claim to have won.
This Assembly district Is peculiar IN
the fact that there are no clubs IN the
whole district where the results are
brought in. and therefore positive ana
official statement was impossible last
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
MISS ALICE BL.IR's SCHOOL

sol west Main. viii reopen sep..mu..
All the "publc-sch Joi' teNt-p'9N- 4'
Sc l0-Tu, Th&Su3t
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
Know Hoods Cured

Because Il Made Pure Blood.
al was ala run down and could lot sleep
at night on account of the continuous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12

y. y. Attention b. called 90 ....
day. In order % facilitate orIsr......
/ desire BOYS already in town o. ..-
names during previous week.
ty i6-eod3w &dGweSu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

yNE431 BEZPLATNIE DO KAZDEGO re.
@M2&BGARKA dodana PERSIA DIA-
&MENTOWA SPINKA warta zoo
HHfH6aa@& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lN8AHSSa &&&KOLCZYKOW wartych dol 400,
sswszystkie powleczone IS K. ZLOTEM.
amienie tax Iudzace, re cd prawdzi-
Ee@sWa wych sic nieroznia. Prezenta te tylko
M krotki Gas danny ola wprowadzenia tych cudow-
nych kanieni.
KAating r ca Manufacturers & gobbers Dept. AZ
AOhOlno " Wv Dearborn Str: CHICAGO,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

N~IEOSTROZNE obchodze-
ME sie z bronia palma bylo
powodem nieszczescia. Dnia l8
I'm. W goseihcu Karczemce
pod Pleszewem borowy Ludwik
Sikorski zastawszy wymiernika
Szarlowskiego Ludwiny 2
dwoma synami vidal sic 2
mimi W rozmowe. w toku
rozmowy opowiadat Sikorski,
jak pewnego razu kilka lat
temu pod sremem obronil sic
pred napassia licznych cyga-
now. ktorzy 60 chcieli obedrzet
. ubioru - adv pokaza6 jak
sic BRONX, ccfaat sic Q krok'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

wziaf strzebe, odwi6dl kurek
! sciagnal, majac lufa wymie.
rzona ma Szar}owskiego. "a
pomniaf, De strzelbe byla
nsbita i tym spssobem zabit
Slarlowkiego, kt6ry tr, tiony "
brzuch, v 5 godzln zakohczy]
3ycie. Sikorskiego zaras uwie-
ziono " Pleszewie.
~REDAKTOR', Con "a Wiel."
skazany " nowym prccesie ma
SO mix. kary pienleznej "a
artykui, W kt6rym sad ghiez-
.niehski dopatrzyl sic obrazy
nauczyciela gimnazyalnego
Vietha. ,,Gonieo'' podaf byl
wiadomo5c. 1e pan Vieth,
professor gimnazya1ny, jest
jednoczesnie wiceprezesem
Spofki HKT. i De to lego
stanowisko Po]akom n,eprzy.
~ .sly - -. - ~ - =
jaime, mole bye z krzywda ola
uczaiow gimnazyainyoh Pola.
kow. Sprawl ia toczY}a sic
juz pred sadem karnym "
Poznaniu. ale tn pezwanego
uwslniono, sad BOWEN przyjat
zasade wyp]ywajqca z paragraph
1913 ustawy prasowej, lie
redaktor pisma ma prawo
stan9c W obrenie zagro&onych
interesow swej narodowosc,.
Prokurator przeciwko te1nu
wyrokowi apelowBI = sprawe
oddano do sadu W Gnieznie i
tam nastapil wYrok skazuiacy
ma kare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-17

UNCONSTITUTIONAL. ego
Pazdz.R eprezentanci mocarstw
7eszcze ME otrzymali stanewcze)
odpowiedzi, ma kolektYwna
note do Wysokiej Porty, "
ktorei 3adali s~tanowczego
wpre wadzenia reform wArme-
nil. Pro)ekta. p6}ursedowe noty
odwiedziuy, nastapity wpraw
die pc przeslaniu d%okumentu,
ale stanowcza odpowiedz Rad
turecki tax zwleka, ze cierp}i.
wosG dYplomat6w ju& jest
prawie wyczerpana motna
oczekiwaG wkr0tce ma energi.
CINE wystqpienie. z powodu
WldOoLnegO ZaOstrzenla sic
poioAeuia pozostaje flota
Wielkiej Brytanii ma wysokoSci
Lemons, z k4d W krotkim
czasie mole odp]yna6 do Gle
sniny durdanelskiej.
Przyczyny tego upartego
milczen;a Dywanu, W obsc tax
powa3nego po}o&enia 50 ME
do ~wyttumacsenia i ciezko
zrozumiale. R6wnie& odpowie
dziano milczeniem ma 3adanle
posla brytyiskiego baroua
FilipaCurrie, azeby MI pozwo
lono odwiedai6 AsmenczYkoW
uwiezionych 2 powodu rozru'
chow i takowych przesluchat,v
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PLAN JAZDY
poc,agow koleiowych
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Burlington & Northern
Ma p6lnoc.
Chicago. 81. Louis & Peoria Elk 400 a. M. 4. so am
chicago Exuress 1885 a. m. 11.25 a. m
Ma po}ud ME.
Chi. St. Louis & Peoria Ex. 1920 p. nj. 1910 p. m
Chicago & St.Louis express 1885 a. m. 1925 a. m
wszYstkc dzienne
Chicago & Northwestern.
OdJazd pociag6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago morning passenger Elk Sunday 700 a. N
Chicago evening passenger lex SUM 8:3o p. m
LIE Crosse passenger daily 1.15 pm
Ma Zachod.
MINI. Passenger Ex Sum- $50 P. M
Dakota Passenger Eek SUM- $3.50 A. M
PrzYbYc,e pociag6w:
Re Wscbodu.
Chicago Evening Passenger No. I (Ex. sun)7:ao.P.M
La Crosse Passenger Mr.. DAILY $40 Pm
Re Zachodu.
MINI. Passenger, No. 2 Ex. Sunday 12:55 P. M
Dakota Passenger, No. 4 (Ex. Sum- 500 P. M.
ChlCagO, milwaukee d st. Paul.
Ma Wsch6d.
Depart
Rock Island da1 expess lex Sun. 1872 a. m
Chicago express (daily, 6:21 p. IN
Fast Mail (daiyl $50 p. m
Chicago v~estibuled daily 1917 p. NJ.
Ma Zach6d.
Chicago express (daiy] 4;38 a. m.
Chicago vestibuled daily s:27 a. m.
Fast Mail ldailyJ 11:12 a. m
Rock Island daily express TIT D. m
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenger 1872 a m
Passenger $50 p m
Green Bay Line.
Depart Arrive.
green Bay Passenge 600 am s:25 pm