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THE COLOR LINE,
Yale Students Draw 1.-THE Colorah
Walters ROEcOfted

1ssIe stuUents Dr0W lt-The COlOretf
Walters RoEcotted.
New Haven, Conn, Jan. 26. Yale
has drawn the color line, and right at
the annual social season, when all is
gayety. The juniors have decided to
employ no colored labor at the Junior
promenade, and have rejected the bids
of caterers who proposed to employ
colored walters ia handling the re-
freshments for the crowds here during
social week. The contract was given
to a New Yorker on condition that he
employ white and largely student
walters.
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FIREBUGS AT. WORK.
Three B1Rzes Started by Incendfaries
Mt Mehoney CITY,

Mt Mehoney City.
Mahoney City, Pa, Jan. 26. - Four
fires, three of which are believed to he
1ncendiary, occurred here Sunday
night. Shortly before midnight the
Daily record Office was partially de-
stroyed. Loss, $780,. A few hours
later the Eagle hosiery mill, operated
by Jones & Johnson, and dwelling
near by occupied by Jacob Fritz, and
several cars of the Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad company were de-
stroyed. The mill owners lose $25, 600;
insurance small. Fritz's loss is $1,000.
About the same time the big double
frame building occupied by Peter
Eichman as a flour and feed ware
house and stable, was burned to the
ground, together with the stock. Loss,
$4,000.
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Italian Cruiser for the Orient,

Italian Cruiser for the Orient.
Rome, Jan. 26.-The italian armored
cruiser Marco Polo will sail for the
far East on Wednesday. King Hum
bert granted an audience to the cap
tain with a view to expressing his
wishes and defining the policy of italy
in the far East.
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Murderer Goes to Prison,

: viroqua, Wis, Jan. 26.-Judge Wy
man has sentenced George Sullivan
to fourteen years at Waupun for the
murder of Asa German, which oc-
Cured year ago in Vernon county.
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Lee TIA. Not Re.ianed.
Suicide in Prison.

Rio Janeiro, Jan. 26. -Bisop, who as
sassinated Gen. Narcado Bittencourt.
the minister of war, last November at
the time of the attempt upon the life
of President Moraes, has committed
suicide in prison. s..
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New Director of Mint.

Washington, Jan. OR. E. Preston,
director of the mint. has resigned, and
the nomination of George e. Roberts
of Fort Dodge, Iowa, will be sent to
the senate as his successor
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STRIKING DoclSmen Go to worl.

STIRLING DOcI<men Go to Work. -
Lorraine, Ohio, Jan. 20. Over $50
union dockmen returned to work upon
the Lake Erie & Western docks here.
The men have been out for over two
months. but this action practically
ends tie strike.
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Dogs and Rabbits.

Redwood Falls. Mimi, Jan. %. - In
the coursing contest here Thierings
Silver. jones' Gyp and Marsh's Belle
were winners, the latter in the sweep
stakes, over all others. A big crowd
was present and rabbits We're uumer-
n,,S
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Rcdwood Fnrmcr Dead.

Redwood Falls, Mimi, Jan. &C. -
George Charter, one of the oldest
farmers in Redwood county. died at.
his farm home Saturday afternoon.
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Treaty With Italy.

Rome, Jan. 26.-It is semi-officially
announced that the Italian government
has caused to be presented to the
United States proposal for a treaty
of commerce
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They Need Our Wheat.
Gallipoli, Jan. 26.-There We're bread:
riots here. A mob broke the street
lamps and burned the governors res
idence and local club house Thirty
nine arrests were made. .. -gr
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Miss Dauvrey Married Again.
New York, Jan. 26.-Helen Dauvrey,
the actress, once the wife of the form
err base ball pitcher and manager,
John NJ. Ward, of the New York Ma
tional League club, has been married
to Lieut.. Thomas, of the navy. .t
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For WiSconsjn's Supreme Dcnc'

For WiScOnA1n'a Supreme Bench. .
Racine, Wis, Jan. 26.-Gov. Scotield,
who is here attending camp fire
given by the local G.. A. r. post, an
nounced that. he had decided to APP
point Judge Bardeen of Wausau to
the supreme bench to fill the vacancy
caused by the recent death Of Justice
Newman.
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DIe. s,,Ide ans

Teacher Dies Suddenly.
Brainerd, Mimi, Jan. 2G.----Miss Allie,
Hanson of this city died very sudden
" at Lothrop, where she was teaching
school. She was i'll only few hours.
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is PANDO WOUNDED:

The General Reported to BE Having
a Serious Time With Insurgents.
New York, JAM. 26. IS Reports have
reached Havana from the Cautor riv-
err district, where Gen. Pando has
been operating, to the effect that he
has been seriously wounded in an en-
gagement with the insurgents, says
the Havana correspondent Of the Her.
aid. Late reports show that there has
been hot fighting along the Cauto
river. Gen. Pando is now in or near
Manzanillo, his operations against the
rebels having SO far; been practically
without results. Despite the heavy
forces he has with him the insurgents,
aided by natural defensive positions,
have been able to prevent him max
ing any Roadway, and at last reports
Gen. Pando was awaiting the arrival
of more troops from Havana before
making another important move
against the rebels.
Gen. Blanco Takes the Field.
Havana, Jan. 26.-Capt. Gen. Blanco
left the palace at o'clock yesterday
morning for the railroad station of
Villa Neuva, where he embarked on
an express train for Batabamo. on the
south coast. From there he will take
a coasting steamer to Cienfuegos,
Province of Santa Clara, and from
that port he will go to Manzanillo,
Province of Santiago de Cuba. Dur
ing the absence of the captain gen.
eral Gen. PARADE will exercise the
functions Of that office. Gen. Blanco
has: issued decree pardoning all per-
sons now under sentence for compile
ity in the rebellion whose terms would
expire before Feb. 49, .-s
Lee Has Not Resigned.
Washington, Jan. 26.-Assistant Sec
rotary Day said: ."rhere is absolute
~ no truth in the report that Gen.
Lee had rendered his resignation. He
is in perfect accord with the admins
tration and the administration with
him."
Torpedo Boat Ordered to Key West.
Newport. Il. l., Jan. 26. - Torpedo
boat Winslow, supplied with four of
the latest improved Whitehead tor
pedoes, is ordered to sail at once to
join the torpedo boat fotilla at Key
West.
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hastily The result was a strong close. not
wlthstaEdiBg the final stump Of over 2 points
IN sugar, the net advances reaching point
OF over IN many cases. The important move
Inent n the Atehison securities was continued
ana gave tone 70 the whole market. The
pIlncipai activity in the movement showed
tendency 10 shift from the preferred TO the
common stock. which advanced Is on the
day The preferred stock and the bonds
eonunued IN large demand, the former clos
Ing a net advance of IL Other proper
nes IN which the lead in this movement is
interested were also notably strong, includ-
lne feOples Gas Rock Island and Brooklyn
transit, but the Federal Steel stocks showed
natung tendency The strength of Louis
VIE and Southern preferred was due to
me excellent traffic returns of the two roads
Tor the first week In November The bank
regarded.
The weeks unprecedented business in bonds
las resulted in higher prices all around, the
most pronounced effects. United States As
coupon have advanced x United States regis
Iefeo, y, the old As regis erred 81 and the
In the bid price. .
Total sales of stocks. Se1 800 shares, inelud-
ING: Atenison, q 800; do pfd. q $50; Bur
s ~ e e'Voe; ID. r. G. pfd. 3,345: l. &
PIG $500 R. l.. 9,752; U. p. 1850: do nd
p 81; ST. Paul: 20,l50; Southern pfd Io.eoS
65op5ccos $500; Bay State Gas Is zoo; Fedora!
SCeel o,zl5; 60 pfd Z T6e; Peoples Gas I5.so0:
racine Mail. 1880; Sugar. 81. 900.
STOCKS.
ne toIowing were the fluctuations of the
-sssI1ng railway and industrial shares fur
board of trade: N'S~eo
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ENORMOUS EXPORT TAkINGs AT
THE sEABoARD THE ImME-
date CAUSE
CORN AND OATS NORMAL
Strength That Was Developed Fri
day Was still More Pronounced
at the Opening Yesterday-
Cables Were Higher, Supplement-
ing the seRboard Demand-Ffne
weather In West Also Helped.

CHICAGO. Nov l2-Enormous export TAX
ings al the seaboard today caused an advance
Of &c In December wheat. May closed un-
changed. Corn and oats are unchanged.
Pork and ribs left of unchanged. Lard rose
PIC.
The strength developed by wheat yesterday
was stilI more pronounced at the opening to-
day. Cables were higher and the seaDoard
reported q good foreign demand. New YORK
Endorsed this dispatch by leading in the ad-
vance that Immediately commenced The
weather In the West was fine and favorable
for free movement from farmers, and re-
ceipts for the day @ere liberal. Chicago re-
ceiyed $50 cars against 13l a year ago, and
Minneapolis and Duluth reported l,Zz5 cars,
compared with l,250 for the same day last
year. Primary Western market receipts an
told were 800 600 bu. compared with ,llS,J00
bu last year. Worlds shipments were estl-
mated at 100000 bu. Ciearances OF wheat
and -four from Atlantic ports were very
heavy, more especially in Hour, the aSgre-
gate being equal 70 535 900 Blu. Flour brokers
here reported acceptances from London OF
Offers made yesterday and at better price
than any previous time this season. The
price received for patents was said 10 net lOc
barrel more than could be got from Lne
home trade. New York reported 100 10 10
boat loads cold for export. and a shipping
firm here had rebought loads accepted from
Liverpool. December was strong from start
70 finish. but May did not participatS 10 any
marked degree in the demand. December
made net gain Of &c; Nay opened un-
changed at csc; advanced 10 es15c, reacted
10 G6d66hc, and closed at 665sc
Heavy purchases Of December by shippers
ard covering by May shorts had frming in
nuence In corn. Cables were higher, and the
strength in wheat was alEo a factor. Receipts
were heavy. $50 cars, but unsettled weather
was predicted for over Sunday, and light ar
rivals are anticipated next week. May be-
gan a shade lower at 235zI339sc; sold up TO
33Ac and closed al 32Bc, buyers.
oate ruled Arm with other grains. Only
a light business was transacted and huctua-
tons were OF the narrowest kind. Receipts
were 1896 cars May opened shade lower at
at A9Sq24Ac.
Provisions were fat. Packers sold freely.
owing 70 the liberal receipts OF hogs. but the
strength In grains checked any decline Ia
prices The weeks shipments were heavy
IL. 1876 900 pounds of meats and l2309,O0O lard.
The range OF prices was very narrow.
Estimated receipts for Mondayare: Wheat,
$40 cars; corn, 470 cars; oats, 26O cars: hogs.
IS 900 head.
The loading futures ranged as follows:
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

WORLDS WHEAT CROP-washington.
NOV. Dissatisfaction Hyde. OF the agricul-
tural department has completed the official
report OF the crops Of the world for this
month. and revised review OF the wcrIds S
wheat i an importlnt feature. The Russian
wheat crop g now Put by the minister OF az
riculture az 4I7.tO0 COG Winchester bushels
an increase OF &C. GOO GO ever the Hungf rian
onlcial es innate. An estimate, believed 70 be
below rather an above the actual yield is
credited 70 the Hungarian agricultural min
istry. estimating the Hungarian wheat crop
al lSz,ZI,ZtO bu Of 60 lbs. An es innate sad
to be the preliminary Official one puts the
herman WHEAT crop at s.Gs3 600 bushels more
IMAM the 1877 c. op, mixing H. In r-u d num-
bers, ll5.0o0C00 Blu OF GO lbs. The official es-
III OF the Italian wheat crop puts it at
lss,3n 800 Winchester busheIs.
The latest estimate OF the Spanish wheat
crop are l!tile less than % geo co. Vino hester
bushels. The London Times estimates the
wheat crop OF the Uni ed KIN dom al 77s00,-
900 Winchf ster bushels, considerably in ex-
cess OF the estamates OF a month ago. The
otnclaI estimate for Roumania makes its
Wlest crop y. 436,S04 Winchester bushels.
Omcial figures for Manitoba give its wheat
crop as 1928 Sos Winchester bushels. Pre-
nm.nary official figures make the crop Of
ontario 32,02S,079 Winchester bushels. the
total for the two provinces being So, 1871 $50
Winchester bushels. AS the wheat area Of
the more eastern provinces was much larg T
than in recent years, il seems likely that the
total for Canada will reach the CHEST OF
last months estimates So 600 600 imperial
bushels. On the whole the changes from a
month ago increases the total estimate OF the
worlds wheat crop. but the conditions al
fecting the crops OF the Southern hemisphere
are scarcely so favorable as they were COM
monty supposed 10 be when the estimates
used in toe table published a month ago we're
made. Australia has suffered severely from
drouth but this Is now broken, good rains
having fallen throughout Victoria. South Aus
tra.ie and New South Wales. II the Ausiral-
asian wheat crop should fall short Of The
Broomhall estimates the largest IL may In
any accounts equal. perhaps exceed the
very moderate estimates OF the two OF ser au-
thortties announced last month. The Broom
hall estimate was 81 100000 and the Hungar-
Ian estimate only 3T.600.6G0 bu of go lbs while
the estimate OF the Bulletin Des Hales was
have been reported from Argentina but the
latest accounts 10 the outlook for the
wheat crop Ia that country are not now IN
favorable.
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ST PAIL

QuOiauons on Rrain, hay, feed, etc. FUR
n.shed by Griggs Bros, grain and seed mer-
chants:
WHEAT-No. ! northern. 6zz4 ds5ke; No 2
northern, 621zl63z e.-CORN-No 2 yellow,
32aS2Izc; No. 3, 31q311zc.-OATS-N
white, 25G25Ikc; No. 8. 241k625c-BARLEY
AND RYE-Samp,e barley, 34G40c. SEEDS
No. fax. 9sa9S1zc; timothy seed. $fGI25;
red clover. s4a4.40.-FLOUR-Pa per
Dbl, 50 GGd3.So; rye flour, $2.4G12 So
CORN MEAL = s12.25Gi2.5o - BRAN-ss
as. 25.--SHoRTS-I bulk, s9.25G9 50. -
HAY-Market steady; receipts increasing;
choice Iowa and Minnesota upland. $7d775;
No. l upland. s7G7.25: wild ssg7; good 10
choice timothy s6.75lJ7.25: clover and clover
mixed. $. 75G6.25.-STRAW-R $3.75G4;
cat $325@3.eo.
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shor; Ribs
Zee ........ % 80 % %

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady: special brands, $40; hard patents,
s3.4oa3.e6; soft patents. $3.3el3<3; straights.
$50 30; bakers, g. 40l2.5o. No. 2 spring
No. 2 red, exc No corn, 32zs d3sc. No. 2
oats, 5dz51ze; No. white, 27lzc; No. 3
white. 26A4Z7zc. No. 2 rye. 491kc. Sample
timothy seed 81 225z. Mess pork. per Dbl. s.. IS
also. Lard. per 100 lbs $4s21xG4.s5 Short
ribs sides Qoose). S49od5I0 Dry saited
shoulders fboxedl. fssG4ssc. Short clear sides
C5oxed), s4.s5r 4.e5. whisky, dfstil.ers' finish
Cd goods. per gallon. sl.25 Sugar. cut loaf.
564c; granUlated 5.14c. Recepts-Fiour.
800 bDls; wheat. 13ls6C0 bu; corn 355. 600 bu:
oats 10000 bu: rye. 5000 bu: barley u 900
bu. shfpments-Fi our 1860 b5ls: wheat
l2s 600 bu; corn. 500 ,oCe bu: oats. 231 900 bu
rye, 1880 pu; barley, 1900 bu. On the
produce exchange today the butter market
was steady: creameries 14G2l1kc dairies. 1919
qlee. Eggs. steady; fresh, 1slzl1ec. Cheese.
unchanged.
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Live Stock Markets.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nov. 12.-The receipts
az the Union stock yards today we're: Hogs
200: sheep, 100. The day Was the smallest
that the stock yards has experienced for q
number OF months. There were no cattle in
and as the yards had been fairly we'll cleaned
up o. left over stuff there was little trading
The hog market was fairly active. Quotations
on light and medium hogs were steady TO a
shade higher The quality was fairly good
The sheep market was little dun owing to
light receipts. There was some trading In
LETT over stun Quotations were steady
hogs-Aarket steady 20 q shade higher. The
run was fairly good one for Saturday. The
quality was fairly good. Representative
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AMONG TIE SHlPPERS-The foilowInr
shippers were on the market yesterday. II,
Shew, Lester Prairie, hogs: John Jensen
Ellsworth. hogs; G. o. Lee. Medford hogs.
Goodrich a Hardness. Durand. hogs: L Nj
Weston, Kenyon loads hogs. Jenty RIOS
East Hendrickson. hogs: F. Antony. Saunton.
hogs:
MICH COW EXcHANGE-Lytle & Rse-
burns report; Market On choice fresh cows
mand IS good: priceg are firm: TIE sgpp,v y,
this kind being toe limited: medium rrsSa
cows also meet with ready sale. CID th.n
animals and imitation fresh cows ea,, -
Gamers. Renresantatiye saias.
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John KOlsbun,
1le East Third street, corner Robert ST. Paul
S0-acre farm; 80 acres under cultivation ball
ance in timber good six-room frame house
and out buildings; two miles from town
30 miles from st. Paul this sells on crop
payment; possession given at once.
S5-acre farm Glenwood; good buildings;
will sell this on crop payment plan, with
small cash payment down; possession at
once.
256 acres, some natural meadow, some open
land; ready 70 cultiYate balance hardwood
timber; two miles from station; price, $780,
Two s0-acre tracts, joining; all covered with
hazel brush; some oak and maple timber;
only II mile from station; price, 500 each
sos acres partly covered with hardwo d tim
Der; well watered by stream; right place for
cattle and sheep: only ~ miles from sta
ton on Omaha line; price, $3.50 per acre.
$40 acTes-Located between st. Paul ana
Duluth, this mus. be sold in bulk; price.
80 cents per acre; title perfect.
&-acre farm, located on Apple river; % miles
from g, Paul nearly all under cultivation;
very gosd buildings; will sell this On crop
payment.
Remember the hardwood timber and graz
ing land / am selling for $3.50 to $500 p@
acre; this is a chance for the poor man q
get home.
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State OF Minnesota,
Department OF Insurance.
81. Paul, June z, 1898.
I. the undersigned Insui auce Commissioner
of the State OF Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the Bankers Life Association, above
named. has complied with the laws OF this
State relating TO insurance, and Is now fully
empowered through its authorized agents,
TO transact its appropriate business OF AS
sessment Life Insurance in this State for the
year ending January Slst 1899.
ELMER II. DBARTH,
Insurance Commissioner.
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bargains I'm Suburban and Garden
Lands

bargains I'm Suburban and Garden
Lands
s5 200 FOR SIXTY ACRES good land all I'M
der cultivation with good buildings between
city limits and North ST. Paul. near cleo
trio line; can divide
$50 Der acre viii buy 100 acres OF fine land
south Of White Bear lake. very near Wild
wood; has about four acres Of lake and
some meadow; easy terms.
s30O FOR 1917 acres Of good land a. Biren
lake near and west OF White Bear lake.
$500 for 40 acres OF land near Bald Eagle lake.
81 55e-Fiye-acre garden tract with good
building and windmill. near D5dd road
CWest side) just outside city limits; easy
terms
w. a.. mORsEZ. Pioneer Press Bldg.
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State OF Minnesota
Department of Insurance.
ST. Paul June e 1898.
l. the undersigned Insurance Commissioner
OF the State OF Minnesota do hereby certify
that the Royal Templars OF Temperance
above named. has complied with the laws
of this State relating TO insurance, and Is
now fully empowered, through its authorized
agents to transact Its appropriate business
of Fraternal Life Insurance IN this State
for the year ending January 3lst 1899
ELMER II. DEARTH
Insurance Commissioner.
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State OF Minnesota,
Department OF Insurance.
ST. Paul July 49, 1895
T. the undersigned Insurance Commissioner
OF the State OF Minnesota, DO hereby certify
that the Fire Insurance Company Of the
County OF Philadelphia, above nsmed, has
compiled with the laws OF this safe relating
10 insurance, ard Is now fully empowered
through its authorized agents, 10 transact its
appropriate business OF Fire Insurance in THIS
State for the year ending January 9lsl. 1883
ELMER II. DEARTH,
Insurance C0m-aissi -neT.
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The Stock Markets.

NEW YORK. Nov. la-Tha nroo.ss =, =,
session % railroad and corporate securitiss
was continued On an enormous scale AZ
lSaAy snort session OF the stock exchanges
ne pobiic were IN the market again as hlIv-
ers az The opening, and very heavy orders
paced with commission houses were executeS
throughout an extended list. Al TIE senaS
uins recSnt buyers. who cav an inviting
prospect 70 secure profits at the present az
fance4 level Of prices. were sellers The
result MAS 6 very active and broad rnnrksF
the constant order OF securities gp.nE on
IN the nrst hour and resulting In rather IN
important changes Ia prices, except n few
cases With the completion OF the buvfns
orders the realizing offerings were N a waV
% exceed the demand IN the second hour
and prices showed q sagging tendency. Rus
the violent advance IN Sugar 70 issx OF a.
most points net. caused a sympathesic hard
ensng in prices, turned the traders n ~.
bull side and Induced the shorts 70 eover
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State Of Minnesota,

Department Of Insurance.
St Paul June q. lses.
the undersigned Insurance Commissioner
~ the state Of Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the Supreme Court Of Honor. above
named has compiled With the laws OF this
STATE reIasing 10 insurance. and is nov fully
empowered through its authorized agents. 10
transact its appropriate business OF Fraternal
Life Insurance IN this State for the year end
Ing January 2lst. 1893.
ELMER Il. DEARTH.
Insurance. Commissioner.
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN n.

The Maple Leaf Route"
Ticket ONCE: Robert St. cor. 9Th St Phone 15o.
Trains leave from ~. Paul Union Depot
sDaily. Except sunday. Leave. Arrive
Dubuque, Chicago, MaterlOot 4e 10 am +s.3Opm
MarShailtoSI; lles Aoines,S 'sI0pm $50 am
Nantoryille Local .......... s3.s5 pnlsIO s5am
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$4,000 REV. ARD

10 any expert engineer or other person sue
eeediGg IN proving that any other system
equals this In
!. Practical simplicity. 2 Durability. g..
Reliability. T. Freedom from offensive
features. 8 Eoonomy Of equipment and
operation.
The frat equipment with this system Baby
lon. y. Y, Railroad. working successfully
from day OF installation July. 1888. No
other system ever accomplished such achieve
moni. Many costly trials resulted in failure
work
This system. without the faults OF either.
Possesses all the advantages Of both the cleo
trio and the steam railroad systems and
may be used In many places where neither OF
the others would be permitted Il Is IN
Qualihodly the most thoroughly scientific sys-
cring other systems is useless waste OF
time and money,
KINETIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
q William ST. New York.