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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22
NEWS IN BRIEF.
short Items Picked Up and Para
graphed for Busy Readers.

short Items Picked Up and Para
graphed for Busy Readers.
II. ". Blair, of New Hampshire, will
s,.ak a, the court house next Friday in
the interest of the republican party.
Miss Emma Buchanan, daughter .of
Prof. and Mrs. L. T. Buchanan OF
treedmoor, returned home yesterday
after short visit to friends in Durham.
There will be meeting of the A. o.
U. ". tonight at 7'so in Odd Fellows
hail. Let every member be present
Business of great Importance to be con-
sidered.
T.,ere will be a regular meeting OF
Durham Royal Arch Chapter No. - to-
night at the new Masonic hall in the
Wright building. All members are re-
auesied to be on hand
LET US reason together" says koyal'
& Borden. the furniture men, in another
column. They tell you where to gel
furniture of all kinds and get it cheap
They also keep the Wilson hsaier,which
IS one Of the best heaters made. Read
the ad on first page.
Miss Emily Rave sang at the Epis'
copal church Sunday morning a sole
, which gave much pleasure to the con-
gregation. "Fear not ye, o Isreal" wa
beautifully rendered with breadth and
flowing phrase and with delightful ex
preston. She was much compliments
= on her singing.
r. Mrs. Mahaia Ross, vino lives nv
n miles east of Durham, is critically i'll, 81
n IL was learned yesterday She Is tn
mother Of our townsman c. G. Ross, AM
lis ID years of age. Mrs. Ross was taEei
sick about ten days ago with corhpli
. cation of diseases and her recovery !
, REGARDED a. extremely doubtful, he
= many friends will regret to learn.
n For the occasion Of the North Caro-
= lima State Agriculture Fair, Raleigh, \
d G.. Oct. re-a3. the Southern Railwa
h will sell tickets to Raleigh, and return
!, on Oct. IS, ts. 40 and as for sr.3s II
s Guiding one admission to the fsi
+ grounds. On Oct. Al ard "a will sc
round trip tickets, including admissio
,r to the fair grounds. for Sis. Allheks
i. to be limited to night Of Oct 9th. II
,s further information Apply at souther
Of Railway depot.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22
County Canvass.

The nominees of the Democrat: and
populist conventions for legislature and
county officers will address the people
on the issues of the day at the following
places and times:
Garrard's Shop, Saturday. Oct n.
Mangum Store, Monday, Oct Ie.
Rougemcnt, Tuesday, oct2o.
Bahama, Wednesday, Oct Al.
cox's Store, Thursday, Oct "a.
Stagville. Friday, Oct %.
Barbee's Store, Saturday, Oct "a.
Suits Store. Monday, October as.
East Durham, Monday night, octo'
Der ~.
Nelson, October az.
vickers' Store, Wednesday, octo
Der as.
Patterson's Mill. Thursday October az
West Durham. Thursday night, octo
Der 2o.
Brag,owu, Friday. October 80.
Pearl Mills. Friday night, October 30
Durham, Saturday night, October 81
Day speakings will begin at O'Clock
p. m. Night speakings will be at 7:st
p. M. Let every body come.
W. B GUTHRIE,
Chm'n r. P Ex. Com.
II. A. FoUsHER,
Chm'n Dem. Ex. Com.
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There w*s 81 iesst ore enthusiastic
at v~. man In size cry last Saturday Hi
...- -. r. 1xtst ',1t he has heru II
w 11n / trou '"st tow -
H. ~ bere o., is S"'
90 an TO sis sorsow found
~ .ftn H. ranr In on US late
AMI s.s.tt tr4ia for oxford hal gone.
fst.st that whefs theTe - vi
there il wsy ba&evst and this sOuug
M 20 was not to e out done. 10 he se,
cured bicye aud finished the trip Ia
time 10 have hts name enrolled, II Il
lust such determination a. this thst Il
going 10 elect ". J Bryan. The peopls
are in earnest,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

., =, &..c 4~AGuRDER last week
this week we will make attempt to give
an estimate, after careful canvass OF
the entire township, as to what the re-
suit of the election will be in regard to
the electoral and congressional tickets
The HERALD does not profess to be a
prophet and. therefore the figures given
below are only an estimate after care
full canvass.
The HERALD's estimate of the votes
each caudigate will receive is as follows;
B,adtown precinct-Registered, 100
BRYAN and Kitchin will get 9s; McKin-
lev and Settle, 90.
stroud's store-Registered, s9r. Bry-
an and Kitchin, ga. Mckinley and Set
tie, 2ee.
Five Points-Registered, 32r. Bryan
and Kitchin, 200. Mckinley, I23, Set
tie I2z.
Owens store-Registered, 496. Bryan
and Kitchin, 24S; Mckinley and Settle,
ass.
West Durham--Registered, 2aS. Bry'
an ITO, Kitchin $50; Mckinley S., Set
tie Is.
Court house-Registered. a2o. Bryan
and Kitchin. las; Mckinley and Settle
e5.
Commonwealth Cotton Mill-Regis
tered, soa. Bryan and Kitchin, I7o
Mckinley and Settle, IS2.
Hunts store-Registered, SO, Bryan
and Kitchin, ass. Mckinley and Settle
rag.
.Sorth acknowledgement, a21
Bryan and Kitchin, 1855. Mckinley an
Settle, "a.
Parrish's Observation-Disclosures, 26S
Bryan and Kitchin, 400. Mckinley az
Settle, IS.
A vote as the above will give MI
Bryan 1906 votes and Mr.. MeKinle
1861, making Mr.. Bryan's majority 81
Mr.. Kitchin is given ,4S4an Dir. Setti
1851. MIR. Kitchin's majority 325'
In this township there are 2.eS7 regi
tered TO vote and in the above table 2,ot
are accounted for and and the remain
ing s7r are allowed for those who wi
vote for other candidates who are in tt
field.
The whole vote will be reduced son
by those who will be stricken OH on
count of not being entitled TO vote al
the siay.at home crowd but both sid
will be reduced about the same, wi
the chances in favor Of Bryan.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

AsAhI1kN AAAAF AkA0 -
NORFOLK, Va, Oct, IS. Adj
vices from Elkin, state that on
Friday night about midnight,
at the residence Of Bob Moseley,
Mosely shot and killed Mat
Guyer, his brother in-law.
Mosely claims that Guyer was
trying to set his residence on
fire when he shot him. The
place where he was claimed to
have been shot was saturated
with oil and there were q few
bu ut matches on the ground.
No one was at the scene of the
murder from the time it occurr-
ed until daylight this morning,
so it will never be known who
put the oil there.
i IT Gnyer was shot where
Mosely says he was, he ran fifty
feet before falling, as he was
Lying in the public road thai
distance away when found
They have been on bad terms
for some time. There have ais
been threats made. Guyer'
wife, who is Mosely's sister, ha
been been on bad terms witt
, her husband for some time an
this is supposed to have cause
the trouble.
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AtIAl.pgt aIIorse.

squire ID. e. tjunteF rendered 40
opiniun yesterday In the case Of ]. =
Cook against Jessie Andrews, which was
continued from Saturday afternoon.
There was q quarrel over the ownership
Of hotse aud the plaintiff had elsitn
aud delivery papers issued against the
defendant and this vas the bearing u
th. case. squire CuptsF decided thai
tie horse belonged n Defendant An
s.rsws and The attorney tor the plaintiff
aupssled 10 the superior court.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

49, =, s..sn, ,sU<.-e &econc
A..ipass.
Last SUNDAY was "old peoples day"
at the Second Baptist church. As form'
erlv announced Rev. G. J. Dowell, the
pastor, preached a special sermon to the
aged of his church and congregation.
The church was we'll filled and Rev
Dowell preached sermon that was very
touching and many were seen to brush
the tears from their cheeks while he was
preaching. It was good sermon.
Sunday evening series of meetings
were started at the Second Baptist and
much interest was inanifested-a large
number going forward and asking the
PRAYERS of the Christian people. Last
evening Rev. w. r. Gwaltney, of Wake
Forest, who will assist Rev. Mr.. Dowell
in the meetings, preached an earnest
sermon to a good sized congregation.
After the sermon three went forward TO
ioin the church and others manifested
an interest in their condition. There
will be services at the church this after
noon at O'Clock and again this even
ing at 7:so O'Clock. All are cordially
invited.
Rev. Noble Frame, of philadelphia
filed the pulpit at Trinity church Sun
day morning and evening. He wa
greeted at both sevices by large eongre
: cations and all who heard him say tn
. sermons were both very fine. Our PEG
pie have had the pleasure of hearing
Rev Mr.. Frame before and wheneve
> he is announced to preach there IS al
ways large congregation out to hea
. him. He is good cousecrated exponde
/ of the truthes found in the Bible.
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AI Mnnpnm's st0re.

The democratic candidates for county
Offices spoke at Mansum's store ysstsr'
sIay afternoon There vas about on'
hundred and twenty-five OF to hear
tue. Speeches we're also made by ]. W
vms,sad. candidate for the legislature
II. 4. roushse md X D. Boone. Agen
,isnsu Who returned from there yester
d.v afternoon said that Msngum town
shin would give the ticket q handsome
majority.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22
Married sunday.

Last sunday morning A. ]. Duke and
Miss Lille sykes, daughter Of John
sykes, we're united 10 marriage. Squire
/. n. HorBady performed the ceremony
that made them husband aud vile. The
marriage was quite = surprise 70 their
friends. They weB, to church aud after
preaching quietly walked oa and were
Joined for life. We wish them much
hanpiness.
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rnunnI,In flnntentI0n.

Mangum township held their town.
ship convention Saturday. captain A.
aapgun was made chairman aud W.
Il l.uusford, secretary. The coBven'
,spn nominated the following ticket:
Fgr coussabls~C. u. CFsbirss.
For Naristfstes~capt. II. ]. Roberts
II II. veazsy and w. r.. CLARK.
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fe, " your ,,undIe .ome /

TO The Lest Laundry In The state. We
have every modern means for doing
nod woYk aud saving the clothes. Any
inish ypu prsisr--just like home II you
waut IL. Try Us. Special terms Il
wsekiy customers sending IN full wash
BELL phone $50. Interstate phone I45
DURHAM STEAM LAuEDKY.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

WE MUST HAVE HELP. We
wv pay men and women $40 to
sis per week for easy home
work. No books or peddling.
Steady employment guaranteed.
send stamp for work and partic.
uiars at once. HERMANN Il
SEYMOUR, 2I3 South Sixth
Street, Philadelphia, "a.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

Ayers Hair Vigor, which has
outlived and superseded hun.
dreds Of similar preparations, Il
undoubtedly the most fashion.
able as well as economical hair
dressing in the market. BY III
use, the poorest head Of hail
soon becomes luxuriant and
beautiful.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

Nos. 100 and s02, zine Atlanta Special" solid
yestIbuied Train, with Buffet sleepeTs and dAy
coaches between washington and Atlanta. Par
Tor and dining cars. New York 70 Washington,
Pullman sleerers, Portsmouth 70 Charlotte. lupen
Al portsmouth, o p. nj; connecting IT Atlantf
Tor and from Macon, florida: ChAtfaT BORA
Nashville. Memphis, Texas. California and the
West.
Nos. Il and d, 1.-THE s. A. l.. Express" solif
| train OF Pullman siepperx and day cDarhes, De.
tween Portsmouth, weldon and Atlanta, ais
| New York 10 Weldon and Care Charles connect
| ing az Atlanta for and from montgomery, New
1 orleans, Texas. Mexico. Macon, sioFida: I'll
| portsmouth, with nay Line and cuAstWfse steam,
4 srs and rail routes 20 the north and east.
For tickets, seepers. and information, apply
i 10 ticket agents, or 70 w. A MrsE,
Ticket Agent, Durham, ~. G.
e. ST. toHg, n. W. d GLovFE,
Il vice.pres q Gent Mgr. TmtiiC Mgr.
v. r. McHee. Gen. Saps
1 I'll. Anderson, Ger. Pass. Agt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
fPfEDMoST AIR LINE.I
IN EFFECT July 5, 1896.
rkarN. DAILY coxsKcTs~

rgargs DAILY c0xsKcTs~~
Leave Durham $40 i M, daily. Trains daily
Uunecr al 1reeBsh0ro for all point North and
sJuth ant Ninslon.salsn and points on tbs
Northwestern North Carolina Railroad. At
salisbury for all paints IN Western North Carroll
10, Knoxville. Tenn riscinHau and Weston
yOiuss. ~ Charlotte for spartAnbuFgs Greenyiiis
sthens, Atlanta oil points SOUTH
Leave Durham g55 a. nl.s connects at Durham
fur oxford, ciafkssiile and KsysTflla daily.
Leave UuFhtm ssit q. M. Through fEstlhulsd
iimitedt with Pullman slespers between
Norfolk and Chattanooga va secky Ngart
seIma. Greensboro, salisbury, Akheyille
md Knoxville connects ut Greensboro
EIsh Washington and Southeastern NestihHie
Limit 81 and the View York, Florlda short Iint
| limIteIj tFAiu fuf ~ points North al,4 .sith
| main line train No. IL Tor Danyille, Richmond
Ind intermediate igeai stations: also 1as conner
| ion Tot WinstUusSAlenis and with main line
| rain SO. - tiaf MALL fer Charlotte. spafiaFf
| 1urg. UFestviiie, Atlanta and all points sDath
1 ESQ Columbia, augusta Charleston savannah
| jacksonville 10. 81 carries sleeper between
sew York and New Orleans and New York and
Isays Durham Ioss ., M, daily. Through
/ sestibuled iilmited1 with Pullman sleeper ile
fWesn tshattanooKa sHd Norfolk via sknox u
Il lshevillr, salisbury, Greensboro, selma RUeki
i Intermediate stations south On The Atlantic
/ gaast line. daily Boldsb0f0 Tor NeWiefne aId
Il Noreheai City, daily except sundays; q NIL
Il minEt0n and intermediate stations On the w
N. y. \. daily. Through sfalns daily VI ssln.i
statluns on Norfolk 4 Carolina Railroad, ssTfsli
Il and points north Wis steamer lines,
Le8ye Durham daily SIS T. m.. and 100 D, M
asttannd for local points only.
Leay Durham le10A. mn daily and g0o ,; r..
i Ecppt sunday .fUf Uxf0Fd, HsHdefs1f, haze city
/ SeysEils and Richmond and BaitimDfs vi
YORK River.
Il fEeAt ffeiyht trMins als8 carry passengers
PullInsn Cars On 800 T. ~ train from RAlel9l
II n f.YaNHsty0F9 ard on 5.tS a. N. train fraH
4 5sfeensbUsu. - 80
i Dodlis daily trains between Raleigh Chariot
| md Atlanta quick time, uilexneiled arcBInInu
| Aaftgns
Fof tickets and time tables and other informs
], wHITK, Ticket Agent.
II Durham, o.
TONS n. crIP, W. a. TrnK,
Tfsgs MGR. Gen Pass AEsL
w. ~. UKEES, washington, u. I
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Special Train TO Raleigh.

On account Of the North caroiina
State Fair the Southern Railway Co.
will run special train from Oxford to
Raleigh and return, on October 2T-72r
leaving Oxford 7:soa. m, leave Durham
Gas a. NJ. arrive Raleigh Ic'4s a. m
Returning leave Raleigh ago p m, sr
rive Durham $50, oxford 7:4s p. m
Rate Durham: to Raleigh and return. in
GLIDING one admission TO the fai
f,rounds, sr.Is.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

Best value Tor its price, Is
real and only cheapness.
High Quality at fair prices is
the real and only economy.
The Domestic has always
been the Best Machine In ev.
cry sense Of that term. Best
for the agent to sell, rs 1t
gives him the mostprofit for
the least trouble. Best for
purchasers because II gives
1.-THE most satisfaction In use.
| Agents wanted. domestic
and Imperial Paper Patterns
Send forcatalogue. Address
Domestic Sewing Machine Co.
] RICHMOND, Va.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-10-22

We have a large line of Mems
Corkscrew Suits which will go
at less than half their value.
Remember, we also have a
large line of Pants Cloth, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Um-
brellas, Etc, which are gong at
a sacrifice. To secu these bar.
gains and get the first choice
call early.
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DO YOU WANT TO
SAW: MONEY !!

You can do so ~ going to
Bernstene's Store, where they
are selling out. You can buy
your goods cheaper than you
can buy them in any other store
in town, for they are selling out
their entire stock of Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, ETC., TO
90 out Of business) and the goods
must be sold. Give US a trial to
satisfy yourself.
rs cent II. q s Corsets, 4Ic
Blankets. gray and white, per pair, oec
10 cent Outing, per yard, az, "
| Dark Calicoes, per yarui a52e
| 10 cent Black Satteen per yard, 90
| no cent slate colored Satteen, per yard. q
1 20 cent black and fancy figured Worsted, ll1as
all6 cent black and fancy figured Mofsted, "
/ rs cent Black Cashmere, 10 inches wide, 2lt
Iie Black Henrietta, III wool, 4iinohes vide, 4ss
/ 10 cent Hickory shifting y
| 10 cent Columbia Shirting, q
| 6 cent yard wide White Cloth, per yard, as4,
| cent Cotton Checks, per yard, "a
s and 10 cent Dress Ginghams, per yard, y
| s cent Cotton serges. per yard, D.
s cent Bleaching, without starch, per yard, ~
10 cent White Canton Flannel per yarIt, z
10 cent White Shaker Flannel, per yard, =
4 81 eolorea h0rdered Connterpanes. ~
Childrens Shoes from Use to a,5
/ Ladies' Shoes from 75e 10 20
Special lot Ladies' DOngula Shoes that sod
for 81. % 10 sI.50 now l0
Mems Brogans aid Dress Shoes from aSc TO a.l
shildren's Suits from soc to so
ss3.50 Mems Suits, XIX
si,90 Mems Black Gheytot suits, ~
g Mems Clay Morsted Suits, ~
III nd so cent Neckties, ~
100 MrekintOshs, -
- IN I4,ffpS' HaDa with velvet storm collar, Ia
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20
BUSINESS LEADER NEEDED.
Times Would Be Better m the situation
Mere ProperiY Improved
New York Letter TO Philadelphia

Times Would Be Better m the situation
Mere ProperiY Improved
New York Letter TO Philadelphia
Press.
Not since 1890 has there been witness
ed such a hopeful and encouraging
condition as many OF the watchful
men here think they see and feel. 50
far as business stimulus and probable
large investments OF capital are con-
cerned Everyone Is saying that all
that Wall street needs now is a leader.
a man Of courage. large resources and
great ability who would 50 marshal
his forces and show such generalship
as would cause great advances In
prices all along the line. Tor instance.
il Mr. Morgan would take the leader
ship of the market as he has I'm reor-
ganization and governmental financial
plans we should probably have an APP
probation of prices greater than that
which followed the resumption or spe-
Gle payments. But there seems To be
no man who has the natural qualities
OF leadership or who has acquired
them by experience in Wall street at
this time.
Almost everyone Of the great opera
tors Is tempted 10 secure his profits by
half points or single points. After all
that has been said about James r.
Keene. he takes profits on fractional
points. The Woe-ishoffers seem TO
have had their day. There is no man
who suggests the giants OF the past.
Men seem to be content TO measure
their profits by hundreds Of dollars in
stead OF b. thousands. or else the past
FIVE years. and especially the past
three, have been 50 unhappy In the eN-
perience of them that men have become
timid II a man Ike the late William
II. Vanderbilt were 10 go into the mar
ket and to buy heavily the upward
movement. IL Is believed. would be 50
greatly stimulated that we should
have times as pleasantly exciting a.
were ever known upon the street. The
opportunity L. here. but the man Is
not. None OF the well-known ones Will
risk tle venture. The great capitalists
seem 20 b. content WIKI investments.
and no new fgIre Is looming up in
Wall street. promising t. be the sue
cessor OF those who did great things
there.
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We OFFER one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 4 CO. Props. Toledo. o.
We the undersigned. have known r. J.
Cheney for the last IS years and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able 20 carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST a TRUAN.
wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
wALDING. KINNAN A MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure h taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
eous surfaces OF the system Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi-
monials free.
Halls Family pills are the best
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MESSAGES ON A SUN BEAM
Inventions by which sound May BE Trans
m,tted without Wires.

From the Worlds Progress.
When walking through the labora-
tory OF the Volta bureau" with DIR. A..
Graham Bell. the inventor of the tele-
phone, l picked up on one Of the shelves
a piece of pine board about half an
inch thick and eight inches square.
out of the center Of IL extended "a
speaking tube. which apparently rested
against a thin disk Of bright metal
sunk into the opposite side. This metal
was like n silver mirror. and was
about as large around as the bottom
of a lumbar. | asked DR.. Bell what II
was. ana he told me that IL was per
fected instrument whose original con-
struction enabled him TO project his
voice from one point To another
through the medium Of a sunbeam. 1t
enabled him, in other words, to send
sounds along a ray of light without the
aid of an electric wire. lie took the in
strument and put the tube 10 his
mouth. holding the mirror so that IL
caught the sun and cast little
shodow disk of light on the opposite
wall. Then by breathing slightly he
made this shadow increase and dimin-
ish and assume various shapes by the
action OF his breath against the mirror
diaphragm.
THAT shows you" said he. how the
action OF the diaphragm Is carried
along the ray. Now. n you viii put a
little bottle with some SCOT I'm IL where
that shadow is on the wall. and speak
into the tube. you will find that the
sound viii travel along THAT ray Of
light. and by having a receiver con
nected with the bottle, one would be
able TO hear what you are saying. We
have spoken by this means TO and from
points 200 yards apart. and there seems
to be no reason 10 doubt that speech
may be sent along a beam Of light for
great distances. In our experiment I'm
this we first used salenium. a very rare
substance. and very sensitive 10 light.
Ne have found. however that we can
produce very good results with common
SCOT. and the discoveries may yet b.
made which viii make such an inven-
ton commercially practicable"
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Chicago and East
St Paul and Minneapolis.

Leaving Anaconda. Butte and Helena by
either the Northern Pacific or Great
Northern lines. whose trains arrive in
Minneapolis and St Paul on the evening
OF the second day. direct connections are
made in Union Depots Of these cities
with fast trains over The Northwestern
Line c. ST. r.. NJ. 4 q. Railway as fol-
lows:
Leave Minneapolis 5:45 p. m. ST. Paul
6.25 .. m, and arrive Chicago SEQ a m.
making connections with early morning
trains out OF Chicago for the East and
south. or II YOU miss this train. you can
take the Northwestern Limited. the
finest trains that runs. Leave Minneapolis
80 D. m. 81. Paul $40 2. m, arrive Mil
waukee 80 a. m. Chicago $50 a m.
II going 10 Omaha. trains leave Minne-
apolls 20 D m. 81. Paul 7.55 p. m. ana
arrive Omaha $40 a. m. ST. Joseph ! 10
D. m. Kansas City $50 p. m.
BE sure and ask your agent for tickets
via. THE NORTHWESTERN LINE and
you will get the cheapest rates for the
best service.
For Map Folder and any Information
you cannot get from your home agent.
address either OF the following;
NJ. NJ. WHEELER.
Travelling Agent. Miles City. Mont.
T. W. TEASDALE.
Gen. Passenger Agent. 81. Paul. MINI.
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You can travel on a railroad train
that cost 100000 for a day and at
night for SO 90. but you can't own the
train. Pay the Standard 5000 for a
yearly subscription and Sights and
long a. you
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

He opened a store and advertised
In many a well-known journal;
He's now retired and takes his ease
And a carriage-drive diurnal
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

Reduced rates TO Austria. Germany.
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Philadelphia and all eastern and Can
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4 Pacific passenger depot for rates.
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