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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
An Efficient Army.

There Il n promise OF efficient leader.
ship Of the volunteer forces OF the
United States In the war with spain,
which was largely lacking Ia both the
Union and the Confederate armies ii
the outbreak Of the civil war.
This Is 70 be found In the fact that
the Major-Gererals and Brigadler-
Generals of volunteers are 10 be chosen
for known ability as military mon, that
they will be subject to examination ia
20 their fitness BY . regular board ar.
pointed for that purpose, and that '.po-
litical pulls" will not exercise potent
influence In the selection. Under this
system as announced there Is already
noticeable most refreshing lack OF
applications for these high commits
sions BY men who in reality have no
claim beyond, possibly, those Of polit-
ical influence. Thus, the President
will be enabled 10 select the best avail.
able material, undisturbed by the
clamor Of place-seekers.
All Of which means that In the pres
ent war the United States will put into
the field the best volunteer army this
country has ever seen. Il will be com.
posed almost entirely Of the National
Guard, differed by National Guards.
men and West Pointers, and with 20
days Of active work in camp the troop4
should be In good shape for campaign.
Ing. IL will be still better IL the vol.
unteer forces are brigaded with reru.
lars, and given the advantage Of drill
In army movements with the regulars.
as is now reported 70 be the plan.
Under such conditions, the armv
which shall be sent to Cuba should be-
to oil intents and purposes, an army Of
regulars. save that the men have never
been under fire-an exception which
also applies to many commands OF the
regular army. But there Is no reason
for apprehension Of lack Of efficient
services at the outset owing 10 this
fact. Well-disciplined, and under able
leadership, the men may be safely
counted upon to do their duty in the
held from the very start Of the cam.
paign. Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
Uncle Sam Pays the Bin.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The war
department has issued the following
circular bearing on the expenses ii.
CURED by tho volunteer troops between
the time Of their enrolment and their
muster into the service Of the United
states. u Is in answer 70 many inouir.
les that have been made on tho snb,ec,
by state officials
All absolute necessary expenses for
the subsistence, transportation. shelter.
ing and general maintainauce Of tha
yolunteers during the interval between
their enrolment tenlistmentl aud their
muster Tor being sworuD into the service
y the United States, and ali incidental
expenses connected Herewith, such ~
inc hire Of offices, clcrks, messengers
ec', Tor mastering officers, will be met
oy inc government o. the United states
rom the appropriations 1T the ,lIapoaul
o. the several staff Department. y,
inc army. Certificate vouchers for MI
expenditures authorized Will be for.
Waraed TO the war department for audit
and payment
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
Declaration OF War.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25.-Fol-
lowing is the text of the formal decIa-
ration OF war with Spain, adopted BY
both Houses OF Congress and signed by
the President to-day:
"a bill declaring that war exists be-
tween the United States Of America
and the Kingdom Of Spain.
'.Be 1t enacted, etc:
II. That war be and the same Is
hereby declared TO exist, and that war
has existed since the 21st OF April, A.
d. 1898, including said day, between
the United States of America and the
Kingdom Of Spain.
~. That the President Of the United
States be and he is hereby directed and
empowered to use the entire land and
naval forces of the United States and
to call into the actual service OF the
United States the militia Of the sew
eral States, to such extent as may be
necessary TO carry this act into effect. /"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
The Volunteer Army.

The War Department has announced
that the organization of the Volunteer
Army win be as follows:
Artillery-one Captain, one First
Lieutenant and two Second Lieuten-
ants; privates 14l maximum, ia mini
mum.
Cavalry - One Captain, one First
Lieutenant and one Second Lieuten-
ant; priyates rs maximum, 64minimnm.
Infantry ~ One Captain, one First
Lieutenant and one Second Lieutenant;
privates 10 maximum, "a minimum.
A regiment of infantry will have one
Colonel, one Lieutenant Colonel, two
Majors and one Adiutant, one quarter
master. one surgeon, two assistant sur
geons and one chaplain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
OutIired Ills Usefulness.

Hon. John Sherman has resigned al
Secretary OF State, and Assistant Seq
rotary, Judge Day, has been promoted
to succeed him.
The old man has outliyed his useful
ness; he has been forced to lay down
his arms. He can make no more his
tory in public life. In years agone he
was an oracle whom many visited and
consulted, to-day he is worn out, an oh
ject OF pity but Of perfect respect He
served his generation faithfully and
well; he Is al the end OF his greatness
and his glory. His candle Of political
honor and prefermcnt has burned down
into the socket.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30

The NEWS expresses the hope that
our government will not pursue tho
slow method Of starving Havana into a
surrender. Such course win Ia loo
near akin TO Wcylcr's manner Of deal.
ing with the reconcentradoes. Let a.
demand an unconditional surrender and
add: ~ you do not comply promptly
we VIII move on you with our land and
naval forces" Our glory In victory
should be over fighting men, no, over
the pcrishing and dying.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30

THE volunteer forces called for by
the President will be modified at
southern points, possibly Chickamauga,
Atlanta, New Orleans and Mobile and
there thoroughly drilled and equipped
for service. During the time required
for converting a raw recruit into sol
der, from thirty to fifty days, the men
will become somewhat acclimated and
will DC better prepared for duty on the
island Of Cuba. At these points the
regiments will be organized into brig
AIDES, brigades into divisions and divi-
sions into army corps and then move
ment to the battlefield will begin.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30

FIGURES OF imports and exports
show that % trade valued al aIs,OO0, 900
will be destroyed By war between the
United States and Spain. The Ualtod
statcs import from that country about
100000 annually, consisting princl.
pally Of fruits, wines, chemicals, licor.
ICE and iron ores, and export 10 spaia
sli,0O,OOo In broadssuffs, cotton, to-
bacco, oil, etc. The United States can
40 without the fruits and wlaos, and
spain can get her cotton from India
and OIL from Russia, 80 neither country
Will suffer more than the loss Of trada
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
GOVERNORS CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
Boise Designated as the Place OF Rem
Gezyeus.

To THE CITIZENS OF IDAHO: Whereas,
The President Of the United States
has issued proclamation calling for
$4,000 volunteers TO enlist in the army
of the United States, in the present
war with Spain, the same to be ap-
portioned among the several States
and Territories, and the District of Co
lunbia, according 10 population, and
Whereas, In pursuance OF the said
proclamation, the Secretary of War has
liked the quota from this State at two
battalions OF infantry, not to exceed
400 men each, Or 500 men in all.
Now, therefore, /, Frank Steunen-
berg, Governor OF the State OF Idaho.
do hereby call for volunteers to the
number Of 300 men TO enlist in the Vol
unteer Army OF the United States for
two years, unless sooner discharged.
The National Guard are especially in
vited. It is expected the National
Guard win furnish about half Of the
required number, therefore 400 men
additional TO the Guard will be re-
quired. Men should be intelligent.
free from disease, able-bodied, Of good
character and must be between the
ages OF is and As, and five feet four
inches high, weight not less than I25
nor more than 200 pounds, and will be
subject to medical examination as pre-
scribed by army regulations.
Medical and mastering officers will
be designated at suitable points. The
recruits will rendezvous at Boise as
soon as possible, and subsistence and
transportation will be provided from
the place of enlistment.
In witness whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and caused to be affixed
the great seal Of the State OF Idaho.
Done at Boise, Idaho, this 9th day
April, A. D. 1893.
FRANK srEUNENBERG.
BY the Governor
GRO ], LEWIS, Sec'y Of State,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
Application for raiez''
q. g. Land once. i,la {. { 's;,' Z

d. a. Land once. nlack.fce,ss;. Z
Y ~ April s7th, ~
Notice Is hereby given that W''''a We.
fleboam and u. n. stui'lcbcau',. M. NJ
ienoe and postofi,co address y ..y
ham County, Idaho. have maas ''a
for United states patent for me
BRYAN MINING CLAIM
situate In an nnoraanised d'asf''', e, 1
County. Idaho, and being fnftne' 4
described NJ the NwA NWA, rev. Z Il
Il. ss ri. boise Meridian, ins II
oIaim being OF record IN the "lass
corder Of said County. on Boos =
mining locations ~ said bins XIII
Idaho; thera being no known 'os1
or adjoining tho same. ,,,.had
/ siiroot that this notice be pup''s s /,
IILAcagoor news, the newspas II
nearest the said mining claim :"
Of sixty days. ...a MI
BEAsE Il watt, Att'ys for hp ~
FIRST publication April Ntn, &c
Leat publication July ID, lsvp'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30

THOSE who are looking for spesdv
engagements on the island Of Cuba
will most likely BE- disappointed. II
will require from one month to ak
weeks 70 organize, equip and put on 1
thorough war footing the $4,000 vol.
unteers called for by the President,
and no aggressive movements looking
TO continued fighting viii be made in.
I'll these men are ready for action.
The navy 10 ready and may meet the
cnerny's battleships any day, but for
cooperation On the island, the newly.
called soldiers must be equipped and
drilled for battle before any battle can
be fought. 80
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
g.
~ 4
w AR!
Summary Of Items Taken from
the Latest Bulletins

War has been formally declared and
both the United Ssz5es ard Spain are
marshaling their hosts for battle
President Mckinley h2s called for
l75.oe0 volunteers and these hare been
apportioned 10 the different States OF
the Union-
The States are busy responding 70
the call Of the President and the vol
unteers are being collected Al their re
specfive places Of rendezvous
The harbors OF Cuba are blockaded
and the cable connecting Havana
with Madrid has been cut
United States boats have captured .
dozen or more OF Spanish vessels. val
ned At 81, ,0oo-
The harbor of MatauZ2s WAS fired
upon By orr nlockading squadron and
her batteries sileneed IN Is minutes.
Connection has been established be
tween our government and the leading
insurgents. and there viii be q CON-
plete understanding OF al movements
TO be made.
The Spanish fotilla Is still towering
near Cape Verde islands across the
great waters from Cuba
Commodore Dewey has been ordered
TO destroy the enemy's feet at Manila
and take possession Of the fort.
Exciting times are expected in tina.
quarter and the first great naval battle
may be fought there
No land battles may be looked for
Eithin the next 80 days. Our troops
are not ready and cannot be equipped
and manned for the field under four u
six weeks
The real war news Of exciting in
terest for the next few weeks must
come from the sea- The plans OF Spain
are not understood and the position and
movement Of her vessels are much OF
mystery 10 our government. In the
meantime our squadrons will continue
10 blockade the ports of Cuba, patrol
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, protect
our merchant vessels and capture ali
the Spanish boats that may cross their
path.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
May Land Forces.

Our government may land q few
thousand Infantry On the Island % Cuba
within The next ten days and establish
q base Of supplies for future movements.
The landing, II made. will Be under
the protection Of gunbaasa ana under
cover Of insurgent guns on thc shore.
when this base Il established II viii
oe easy 70 reinforce and commence
active operations 10 capture che Span.
iartis.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
rns var ssrrng.h ii srsla

THE war strength Of spala
all random statements 70 III
that . wAr batwc1u thc Urissd
and shas country cansos y
thirty dsys-thas The unlssi
can click" hor 10 every sagal
According 70 figures spain has
mn army available for mobilsz
81, 600 nen 9Th 2s, 900 esvsIfy
artillery organization 81 go =
Her army 10 Cuba make up w.
her troops at home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30

desert Land, FINAL Prsss
United states Land u I!
TIlarkfuof, idaho Apsh Asas

Notice ~ hereby given that ss,".
Assignee Of Enoph fssrtlctx q iss'
Idaho. has filsd notice n in'cnt'sm
proof on HE Dcserf-I.and Claim N sS,
tho SRA. Sec. 10. and SEss, sss' y, ~ ",
81 n. before Che Register ana 60 \.
BiArkfoot, Idaho, on Monday, ~ =
June. tses.
Iia names tho following ~itnassss I.
the complete Irrigation and ree's'''
said lands
John y. Shelley, Charles !. law y
Eastman. OF shelley, tdahc' Wi'''s@
dart. Of Basalt. Idaho. =.
LORENZO r. THOMAS y
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30
sssIee Ter pahlies,isu.
tDsssrs iaaa. Ylasl fsusf. !

N1@ekfayt. Id@tssa &pfh -
Notice Il hereby wivsa shss wv
bartlett. Asssxnse Of Charles Y y
shstisy. idaho. has ilisd Notice e y
tlen 20 make proof on his pvsefs.lsa
No. isa. Zoe the 81 o. sNA sps NJ
Ms of NwA. SOC II. Twp.fs u ~
the Register and naceisur. u y
Idaho. on Monday. the stu day q go
lie names The following witnesses
che complete Irrigation and rsslaia'
said lands
John v. Shelley, Charles hsfh
Eastman, Of sholley, Idslspi WiliiAm
dart. ~ fsasaits Idaho.
LORENZO H- TH0AAh e
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-30

THE committee Of investigation APP
pointed by the Ohio legislature in the
Senatorial bribery cases, has made a
report charging Senator Hanna with
being party TO that crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bond quotations compare as fol-
lows with week ago:
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
from customs S3346610; from internal revenue.
S3,O736 67 and from miscellaneous sources
S2tS24. making a total OF S6.66S 4S1 against
81, sos $50 in the preceding week. Receipts for
the month to date S16403.711 expenditures,
SIG, 33S 000 excess OF expenditures. 1884 .2S9.
Receipts for the fiscal year TO date 1922. 500. 424
expenditures. $500 70S.270: excess OF expendi-
lures S57S7.S46. The Treasury's actual cash
balance decreased In the week S591S22S Re-
ceipts of National bank notes for redemption in
the week 81, 34S,7G0
Saturdays Treasury statement compared with
thai Of a week ago follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-18
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains Neu-York. foot of Chanbers-st
follows and five minutes earlier from West 23d ST
300 4. M.Vestibuled Express daily for Binghamton;
Wayerly Eimra. Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 800
p ". Parlor Buffalo
2:OO T.. Authenticated Limited fast mail Daily. solid
for Chicago arrives Cleveland 40 A. NJ. Chicago
= VI. Sleepers TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
1870 =. M.-Bunao and Cleveland Ves'ibuled Express
Daily Bunai, : O3 A NJ. Bradford III A. NJ.
jamestown 700 4 ~ Cleveland 1880 p. ". Sleepers 10
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for De-
trolt. Chicago and the West. CaH Library Car.
Sf5 4. N.-sod train 20 Chicago. S.eepers 70 Hor-
relsviile. Chicago and cincinnati. Dining Car.
rVICKErS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L accommodations A. III. il3 26 4oi and 957 Broad
way ioT BOwcry lj6 Eas; l25h-s and 81 West 18th
St Chambers and IVES, pa ferries New York; 332
ard 1876 Fulton at loo Broadway Brooklyn. 100 Hudson
a. Hobokcn and Jersey city station Wesfcott Express
calls FOR and baggage from hotels and residences
% destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-18

London. April 17.-Uncertanty is the main
feature in the money market the ease or strin-
gency Of the future depending upon peace
or war between Spain and the United States.
American railroads were very mercurial. All
closed lower. though little selling recorded
on this side. Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
shares headed the decreases with fall OF 27s
points Louisville and Nashville fell 2$s points
Denver and Rio Grande preferred. Erie frsts.
New-York Central and Hudson River Norfolk
and Western preferred. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. Philadelphia and Reading hrsts. South
ern preferred. Union Pacific preferred-all fell
point more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Transportation department OF the Interior One.
OF Indian Affairs. Washington. p. c. March 80 lSos
Sealed proposals Will be received by the OF
Indian Affairs. at 1902 State street Chicago III until
o'clock. p Wednesday April 81. Tor furnishing
for the Indian Service beef. hour bacon and othsr
articles OF subsistence agricultural implements wagons
harness hardware medical other supplies also hid,
for the transportation OF such articles goods and
supplies be be delivered Al
the agencies Sealed proposals also be received an
Nos 1I-lo Wooster street New York City. until / o'clock
M OF Tuesday. May II. 1895 for furnishing for m.
Indian Service coffee sugar tea rice. baking powder
groceries, blankets wooden and goods cloth
notions. hats and boots shoes crockerv
and school books Bids must be made on C;overnmen;
blanks Schedules giving all lnforma zion 10,
bidders will be furnished on application indian Of
nee. Washington. D. G.. Nos 77-70 Wooster street New
York city No. 1902 state street Chicago Ill. the CON-,
mssares OF Subsistence. u s. A.. at Cheyenne Ieaven
worth Omaha, St Louis. ST. Paul. and San iranct.ca.
the postmas'ers at Sioux City Yankton. Arkansas CITY
Caldwell. Topeka, Wehits, and Tucson. Bids will be
opened at days above stated ana h,dd.y.
are Invited be present at the opening. w A. LONE,
Commissioner.
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r.
stations in New York, foot of Barclay
and Christopher streets.
vESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BuPPH
CARS, PINTSCH LIGHT,

Direct route TO NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MoNrcrAn
THE ORANGES Summit. BernarGsyllle Bast.s
Ridge, Madison. Morr.stown. Passaic. paterson b.
ton Dover. Stanhope, NEWTON. BUDDs LtTS
LAKE HOPATCONG. HackettstO1n. SCH0olsTt
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHIL.LIPsBuRG. En
SANTICoKE. DANvILLE. NoRTHC WBERISsSSSS
Mon,rose. BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NoRwiiccSS
Watervile UTICA. RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. cwaS
SYRACUSE. OSwEGo. ITHACA. OWEGo ELNIN
CORNING. BATH. pANyIL-LE. BuFFALo sM !
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL stops a, pnsc.s
1000 A. M-tcat. Cars. BUFFALO SCRANTON. sya
HAMTON. OwEGo. ITHACA. ELMIRA. UTICA
RIcHFIELD SPRINGS sfRACIsE and oswsco
EXPRESS. Pullman BuNe, Parlor Car.
400 p. M.-SCRANTON, WlI.k les BARRE AND PIN
otrH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Pa.lor ca,.
for SCRANTON. BLNGHAMToN. ELMIRA. S7.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Nex-Yxt .
Chicago. Dining Car o, Buffalo.
$50 p ". 'DayD-BuNalo Express Pullman Escr5
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA, BAll
Mt MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving IN Bg.ak !
$50 P st. pa,Iy)-BUEFALo. SCRANTON BIydH,y
ToN. owEGo ITHACA. ELMIRA. sYRGcrE
UTICA ana oswEGo EMPRESS. Pullman ss:s
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATION Il
Henry Gaze & Limited li3 Broadway nt
ferry stations. ia 4th-age.. l2h-st 81 West sa
St 235 Cournbus-ave. New York 33S AMI 13s rs.,sx
and 10; Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giy.g I'll =
formation all stations.
WEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VII. osr s- ri
check baggage from hotel or residence % issas,ss
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Proposals.


depha Depot q the QUartermasters Department,
No i2s Arch ST. Philadelphia, Pa. April II. 1895
Sealed proposals IN trpcate will be received here until
II O'Clock \. NJ. Thursday May L. 1895 for furnishing
this depot with 10000 Yards Of ounce cotton duck
10000 yards Of 10 duck and 100 wards
OF II cotton duck all TO be Of the tan color
fbre dyed fast color Sample showing shade color can
be this office Deliveries commence on or
after July next. and bidders how soon after
that date they Will complete deliveries Bids for delivery
at other points Will be entertained Government reserves
right 10 reject or accept all proposals any part
thereof Preference given TO articles Of domestic pro
hucton or manufacture. conditions Of quality and price
urcudng IN The price OF foreign productions manu-
features the duty usua qua
antee In 10 per cenum OF 81 articles proposed FOR
must accompany bids Envelopes containing proposals
10 be Endorsed Proposals for Duck addressed 4,
Lieutenant Colonel JOHN V. FUREY. Deputy Quarter
maSter-General, L. > 4.
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BANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES
The bank exchanges of the Network Clear
ing House and the stocks sold at the New
York Stock Exchange last week and for the
same week Of the preceding two years compare
as follows:
April IS 90. April H. ~. April a. 'as
Exchanges $3.50 9o6 liz sJO DO COS $3.50 az
No shares sold.... S66+2o si6lOl 40 li7
Total sales Of stocks for the week ending
April 0. 1902, 1854 shares. against 3,2a5O ss in
the preceding week.
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BALTIMORE e. Ohio y. =.

Leave New York. Whitehall Ierin"a"
foot of Liberty street -, ,suniays
PITTsBuRG. - 80 a. m; ts.2s p "onlyS
CiNCiTNATI ST LOUIS. 1000 q, m 5000 (plnsss
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 70 is:s, ,plnsp. ~
eli 80 4. M, DINER. 300 tlineil '
tDiner,. 1888 r. m. and 1918 night
NORFOLK. III 80 .. n ,s, ts.oS q p -
All trains are Illuminated win r ns 81 T. i!n.s
Offices: 49, t1e. 2Cl 49, llto,nst brooklyn Was
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Trains ". 42i Station. y. I. as foilo"s anu
- earlier from foot Of Franklin St: a...
1915 A. NJ Daily FOR Albany Ctica. Syracuse RooheS
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo 'le'e-
lard and Chicago. -
600 2 " Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester BuNalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis ,
S:15 ?. ". Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse hocnes
fer. Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit Ce'e1a'd
Chicago and 81. Louis
Time tables a principal hotels and Offices.
@ f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York