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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

ONE thing that has been fairly well
proven in this Boer war Is that in mod
ern up-to-date warfare with improved
magazine rifles there Is immense advan-
tage to those acting on the defensive.
Numbers in the advancing force count
for but little, A small number Of cool
headed marRsmen behind even meagre
Notifications Are practically invinceble
against the charge of any army. At
last the British have learned this by
sorry experience. Tho magazine rifle
has made immense trouble for the in
vader and II is a cause for rejoicing,
In nine times out of ten the invading
army deserves trouble. Their only
hope hencetorth appears to be In artil-
cry which will overreach rifle fire, The
artillery now seems to be almost the
sole reliance Of the British and If the
reports are TO be believed they are more
successful with 1t.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

AND now, Great Britain has an
nounced her intention to censor official
as we'll as private cablel rams sent to
international representatives, regard
less of what country they represent
This will put England In an unpleas-
emit position with all nations, since the
neutrality of cables was one of the
points of contention In the recent peace
conference in which England stood
alone. Wen wager that she doesn't
interfere with either Russia's or Ger
many's correspondence or spend lot
of time and money and eat exceedingly
humble pie to square herself
This kind of answer will be all right
for McKinleys Hay, English baled,
but the violation of official mail is
something unknown before except be-
tween nations on the point of rupture.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01


The republican position in dealing
with our new possessions is very we'll
setforth by a remark made by Congress.
man Dalzell Of Pennsylvania when re-
plying to the contention of MIR, Rich
ardson, the democratic leader in the
House, that uniformity of taxes. duties
and imposts was ordained by the con-
stitution for all the United States terri.
tory, said such a proposition was an
amazing one and involved the bestowal
upon the Porto Rlcans of citizenship,
free trade and navigation laws, and he
proceeded TO add: at would be bet
ter to let the islands go'. So here we
are, the republican statesman and the
republican press defend the retention
OF this territory, making war on the
natives on the ground that we are to ex
tend to them all our glorious liberties
and infinitely improve their condition.
Then when it is proposed to extend to
them the constitutional guarantees of
our liberties say I'VE had better LEFT
them co.. So it seems they coucede
the proposition to be, we must either
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

TIE capitulation of Cronje in South
Africa will be generally lamented
throughout America, But nevertheless
1t was one of the bravest and most gal
liant and heroic defenses in all history.
According to official British dispatches,
Cronje had only from 5000 to 1900
men, and against his or 4 cannon, As
English guns of great calibre and
range belched their iron hail, Yet
this little handful of embattled farmers
held at bay the great British army un-
der her highest army officer for nearly
ten days, and inflicted a loss upon
them in killed and wounded amount
Ing to nearly One-fourth their own
number. And Great Britain tills her
hat with plumes, shouts acclaim for
Little Bobs" and declares that MA
juba Hill is avenged" II the rest of
the war is conducted upon similar
scale, how many Englishmen will 1t
take and how long to avenge Modder
River, Tugela River, Spion Kop and
the dozen or twenty other slaughters
of British. But this will undoubtedly
be enough to bring out of their cave of
retirement the tories in this country
who are wishing Great Britain success
in her role as slayer Of republics.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

MORT Aloadgh, republican State
chairman, must think he has q lot of
chumps TO train for the debate with
populists when he took about four
columns to tell the dear people how
10th he was to accept but dare not re-
fuse. And he may be about right too.
OF course, he nor they nor any other
good republican is supposed to have
any beliefs or Fnow any thing at all
until Marcus Aurelius Hanner-cuss,
his straw bosses and the republican
convention tells them what they be-
lieve, and then, why yes! that is just
what they have always believed! Yes
Sir Butthen how are they going to tell
the people so they can understand it,
So according to his best estimate it
takes about two months of faithful
coaching and kindergarten training
before they dare show themselves.
The fact is, cleared of all the dust they
raised to cover their retreat, they have
refused to accept the challenge in the
manner offered, namely to discuss the
Issues that divide the country upon the
records,of the respective parties.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

GOVERNOR W, Eugene Stanley IS
giving flourish Of his individuality TO
his administration just now. That is
not always a difficult thing. Indiyid-
uality is defined as individual or per.
sonal character, which is different from
ordinary individuals. An idiot may
have this. But Mr., SANKEY'S mode Of
showing 1t just now as well as hereto
fore is in his method Of dealing with
the corporations, When he finds a
place where the popuist adminialra-
tion dealt some body blows to some
certain corporations, he announces
with his Sunday school suavlty that
the milk of human kindness should be
ever fresh and that we should be al
ways kind to one another Then he
fixes up an interview with the octupus
and the newspaper correspondents aud
an announcement goes out that an am
icable adjustment has been made by
which the people Of Kansas are to re-
celve great benefits and the corpora
tions have lost their appetites and no
longer hunger and thirst for gain Of
filthy lucre, Such was the SANKEY'S
ending of the work done by Webb Nc
Nall in the insurance department,
Such, or something similar he hoped to
be the end of the fasco he has inaug-
urated in bringing the railroad repre-
sentatives and officers Of the stock
mems association to Topeka to talk
over the recent raise In rates, They |
met at Topeka last week and locked
horns. They tugged up and down the
gamut of naximums and minimums,
carload rates and 100 Id. rates, etc., UNI
til the stock men were convinced by
the slick railroad officials, whose life |
work IS looking after these matters,
that they didn't know thing. Then
the railroads offered slight reduction
on pastoral shipments, when are :
made by the big cattle companies Of !
Colorado and Texas, but none to the |
small shippers such as we have in this
country. The stockmen however are
going into the courts and threaten to |
make the railroads more trouble, But |
these things lead one to the inquiry,
that if the Stockmen with a strong Or
ganization and millions Of dollars cap
ital are unable to secure any conces
slons, what hope IS there for the farm
er or grain shipper with no organiza-
ton under Governor SANKEY'S benevo-
lent plan of "amlcable adjustments"
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

HERE is a compliment paid Claude
Duval by the ex-Secretary of State
Bush in his paper, the Fort Scott Lam
term Claud Duval Of Hutchinson, is
mentioned as possible candidate for
congressman from the Seventh, Duval
is democrat, and one of the brightest
young men IN the state. He is also a
clean, honest, Trustworthy man,
thoroughly imbued with reform ideas,
and would come nearer representing
the people Of that district than some
p0pulists we know of.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

The defeat Of Bailey by Curtis for the
nomination in the first district will
probably make the former the candl-
date for congressman at large again.
But it will not make any great differ
ence in results such as some populists
have hoped. Although both Leland
tfor Bailey does nothing for himself)
and Curtis charged each other with
being liars and proved it, that will all
be forgotten after the convention. In
Curtis Leland found an enemy in
whose Indian blood is as much that ia
sleepless and INSCRIPTIONS as in
his own, and with the whole Of a great
railroad system behind him.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

SOME time ago the little republican
boss at Topeka who Is receiver of the
Cross bank at Emporia, sold to Maj,
Calvin Hood lot Of property belong
ing to the bank. The creditors of the
bank became suspicious Of the manner
in which the tranaction was made,
and rather than face an investigation
of the crooked deal, Mr.. Hood has
paid over $4,000 in addition to the
original purchase price, AS this deal
is within the great and good republi-
can family we should probably refrain
from making any comments.-Fort.
Scott Lantern.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

A. II. De Fluent, editor Of the journal,
DoylestowD, Ohio, suffered for num-
Der of years from rheumatism in his
right shoulder and side. He says: my
right arm at times was entirely useless.
/ tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and
was surprised to receive relief almost
Immediately The Pain Balm has been
a constant companion of mine ever since
and it has never failed". For sale by all
druggists.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

Painted women, beer and bar fixtures
we're being imported for the harvest
and several more joints were to open up
next day. The governors attornev.
whom he paid $500, was notified and
the city marshall came out and told
three or four to appear IN court but
they were not taken In and were left
to continue their harvest Surely It 10
time for the governor to do some more
'blotting."
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

The State Journal Monday had a
write up of the Klondyke resort near
the soldiers home at Leavenworth by
reporter who wassent there for the
special purpose. After the governors
great bluff, according to his story those
who we're sentenced were all let off on
consideration that they would quit the
business. Between pension days there
is not much trade and they quit but
about pension day the toughs begin to
flock back and at his writing, last Fri
day, there were eight or nine, with all
sorts of gambling devices in full swav
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

THE democratic committee made no
mistake in selecting Kansas City for
the holding of the National convention
Had the pOpulists used as good judg-
ment in selecting place for theirs,
there would have been no cause for
complaint.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

THE currency bill recently passed by
the Senate enables national banks to
issue currency to the full amount Of
their bonds instead of only 80 per cent
Of it as heretofore, How must this
rend the hearts Of those patriots Of the
Seventh district who met at Dodge City
in 1890 and attacked the octopus with
words of fire, ational banks reCeiv-
ing few special strok Of their lighting.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

Our trade with the Philippine is
land was doubled last year, says
Paul Morton the railroad magnate,
and the increase was practically all in
the beer traffic. Beer follows the flag,
says he., Surely no republican has the
temerity to question a statment Of u
big railroad official.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

Jerry Simpson of Kansas may be
sockless, but no one can accuse him of
being brainless. His definition of a
trust as "a small body of men sur
rounded by water" having reference
to watered stock, is appropriate and
should live. M tional Rural.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

The Kansas City Star Of Sunday
gave a great deal Of space to Col. Ros-
sington of Topeka, in which the
Colonel gave reasons why he would
vote the republican ticket this year.
The desired effect Of the interview was
killed, however, in stating that he had
done the same thing every year since
1890
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01
JEWELRY.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
State of Kansas, County Of Reno, So

State Of Kansas, County Of Reno, ss.
In the Probate Court In and fer sud county.
In the matter Of the Estate OF II, o. Smith
deceased.
Creditors and all other persons Interested Ia
the aforesaid estate, arc hereby notified, that at
the regular term OF the Probate Court, in and
for said county, to be begun and held at the
State of aforesaid on the second Monday in the
month Of March, A D, 1900, shall apply TO
said court for full and final settlement OF said
estate. II, G. SMITH,
Administrator OF the estate of II. o. smith,
deceased. February 10 1900.
First Publication February 10, iOO0l
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

Listers The
finest
lister the market The mod will
burrows aud in the difficult soil The dropping device
the with listers Spring lifts enable the operator to handle
the lister with boy operate it.
Automatic the lister is raised by the single lever
The subsoi
dropped in earth hard ground dry Covering
shovels adjustable with eakpn Adjustable desired position
Full line Of Sa Canton Ridig Cmi0aOr, Canton
Walking Cuoatos agents Hutchinson for the celebrated
SULKY RIDING Pillow.
Frank ColIaday.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

JUST as the British are ready for u
coup the Missouri mule stampedes' fle
does not forget his American training
even IL he Is sold into British bondage.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

govern them as subjects, as foreigners
just as Great Britain governed the col
onies here, Or they are not worth
holding.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-01

GO. NEITLETON a co, PrOprIciOrs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Ais Better nrr 6rnEf

emit elmer Senatsfsuns Mitnobnte
uno bon perf9iebenen Siebitab,.:s.
b0rte. sertetb er in sroBen 3orn unb
ftieb bic Worte aus: r8ei Soft, i9
min ben perflu9ten 9iebereien Elm
Gnbe ma6en!!" @r iab barauf ben
bamaligen @eneralprofurator Yaul
Spanopic5 Sasui9inati an unb rief
ibm iiber bic Safel gu: vpaul Spaz
rotptca, i4reibe foslei9 in meinem
Ndmen einen General 1tas fir bas
gauge &ei6), bes Snbalts, bab, iper 10
bel an Wertb ftieblt, als elm Strid
gum 9dngen toftet. Der foq obne Wei>
teres gebGngt perben." Ser General
pr%ofurator, Der bic Sober bereits er=
sriffen, btelt inne unb fpra9 pertpun=
bert gum Gar: rNber peter Nlereiee
tpitf9, bebenfe bod bic 5oleen zines
iolhen l~1tafes." 0ieier' fpra1:
rS4reib', pie i9 Dir sefast babe"
Sagui4in5tt aber f9rieb nidt unb
erntberte benz &aifer init 2a9en:
~@ber, sndbisfter !9err, polen Sic
benin obne @ebiente unb obne Inter
tbanen bletben, mir iteblen ale mebr
ober tpeniger!" Ser 4aifer ladte nun
au9' iiber ben Qusfpru9 ieines &C.
neralprofurators Sasuf9insti umb
lieB es babel bepenben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Jrauensr6Re.
Don emil Rittersbaus.
8tnn bu bas @eib in sau,sr @r5be ieh'u.

Wtu1 bu bas @sib in gau,er @r6be ieh'u,
90 feb IS nidDt umitrablt BON Slides
@ldnsen,
Ueun unumlpDlft Die Srsueeniterne iteb'n,
Go fishs, peun Oornsn ieineu Yfao be.
~fr6nsen;
co feb Sas Weib, menn aus Ses @lides
ShooB,
sBeuu Don Der euit eS hie6 oas S6idial
ibeieen;
DEM wie Der Dam in Chat uno Sanpluns
groB,
90 ITS oas 9Beib i'm Sulben NIB i'm @eipeu.
3 feb eas Weit in opierireuo'ger Yfidti
SIN Irm oes 8eibes rnbt Der Wtann, Der
tranfe,
aus ibrsm slIs' Die trsue eiebe ipridt,
llno Elm @ebet 1T ieglifer @eoaufe.
8ein Stiinolein, no ie fern Dem Viebiteu
bliebl
sie mag iidl germ nm ibu oss sdlais be.
ranbeui
. feb bas @eib in opierfreub'aer 2ieb'l
Gin ioldeS feb unS Term OIL @ngel a~lauben.
Gin frautss SSsib, oes Sobss Seute balb,
Saum trdst ben Sorper nod Der SUB Der
matte,
limb bennob ipielet I'M bic 9ippeu falb
Gin ircunolid 0ddsln, nabt beiorgt Der
@atte,
Nur I'M Serbors'neu fin Ole Sbrdne fdlt.
Sas fte benz 2ieblten ibreu Stn1erS per.
beble.-
als S6nigin In ces @emiitbes @elt,
Ses uneriOribteu, berridt Die Sraueniesle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Sem So0e ausgemt6en.

6. 9. Munbap, elm gbuofat pon
6enrietta, Ser, bi~ntersins einmal Ell
nen Sooteusrdber. gr last; uMein
9ruber NOR auf ben Sob erfranft an
Malaria= Tiebcr unb 8elbiudt. Sd
rietb ibm, electric Sitters gu PERU.
den; er murbe balb uiel better, fubr
aber nit SEM @ebrau6 fort, bis ct
uoulidnois sebeilt mar. SD bin &C.
miB, baB electric Sitters lein eeber
retiete. Sietes Wittel pertreibt Sea.
(aria, tootet bic &ranfbeitsfeime mt
eini9t bos Slut, bilft Der Serbau.
on0, rsouliert sic Peber, Nieren unt
l1nocm iben. BELT Serltopfung, 6art-
cibi9teit, Ncruen &ranfbeiten, Nie
culc,oen. meibli6c Scldmerben ltell1
&c r~;cluunheit her. Nur Scots u
~. Nnbu's Apotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Ruffifbe Sprifm6rttr.

Den Sfufen betriist Der i3igerner, ben 81
geulier Der Sllbe, Den Sllben Der @riedbe, ben
@ried)en Der 9eufel unb ben Seufel Der ar.
ntenier.
Gin idlsdter Sriebe III better oils elm gutter
8rteg.
gSen Soft beimiudt, auf ben idimpfen and
bic Reniheu. nr,b auf men Die Menihen
idtmpfen, auf ben bellen ielbt ole Sunoe.
9as bas 8eib III ben Simmel Elm, 10 wirb
IS audi feline Sub nafidleppeu mouer.
81 Der Mann tsin Stripped, IL III er ibon.
@efaui traEif6e @oIoaus-
beute. SIM Monat Sttober 1899 mar,
ME nadtraalib bsridtet miro, Die @plo=
%ausbeute in Decentralization 9rDber. als
in irgenD einenr Monat pDrber. Sic
betrug 205, 1856 %llnsen, 9egen l67, or
unsen i'm September. Nab ben neuelien
Sunoen aber aiirfte ii9 oieIe Musbeute
nod auberurpentli6 Sieisern. Sn Der
Ndbe prn 3peburne wuroe Elm 400
llnsen f1persr Gclottumpen sefunosu,
Der 9r6Bte oller hisber outage seforoers
ten. Sm Marble Sap=Siitritt entOedte
maj. Elm auberDromtli1 reides Allu,
pialaolDfelo, uno in Der "A en9lii9e
Meilen norDmeltliG BON Goolsaroie be-
ssenen Carnage Soutb=Wine muroe
unsemein reides gra entoedt; smei
@nloiuder batten als einen b%albtd9igen
srbeitseriola $50 unsen 9eldmplsenea
@plp i'm @ertbe bon $1,000 al ju=
meiIen. Giele Gommis unb 2aoenee=
bilien in Yictpria beeeben iid, feitoem
bort Die 6eiGdite ldleht 9emprben iinb,
ms Snnere oes 2anoes. um Goln gu
| fudpn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01

nt6t! INF bef Gaute 'meirer Riinft
1T beute Mbenb cine Saite aerrifen,
bic ME tpieber aufauaieben lit. Sd
bite Ste, entlafen sic mid aus
allen meinen 8erpfli9tunsen. lOfen
sic meinen Rontratt!"
gri9roden fab lie Der Director on.
r&inb9en, Ou polteft-"
.gntfagen, mo Der f4le4te Wis
zines bdmif9en Wunoes our &riegs>
fanfare sesen mid setporben it,"
..9as pirft 9u ni4t. &inb9en!
Du biit srrest. Define Nerpen fpies
len Dir nit. 2omm, ba 1T Oein
&ut56er. Sd beeleite Did beim uno
forge, bab Der 4r5t Did nod bsiu9t.
Damn fdldfft Du rubis aug, unb
moreen frib tommft Ou ftrablenben
Nuses gu mir unb iagft mir. baB Du
bic ubai9tin ipielen pi1t. unb TO-
fort iebe i9 ben .Grafen Waloemar'
duf's Hepertoire."
Wieber f9ittelte Marie bas 9aupt.
~Nber obne mid, Sntel9en," faste
fie leife.
Nls bic Riinftlerin am anberen
Morsen erpadte, fiiblte fe Elm unerz
trdsli9 bumpfes GefIbl i'm 3opfe.
9ennod po0te iie auffteben. sic
f6eate ibrer 3ofe. baB ibr oieie, pie
ale Morgen, beim @ntleioen bebilfz
lid lei.
Mls bas MGb6en eintrat, fraate
fe: ~Wie ipGt lit es benin. Mnna.
Wel3 beGer Sasesi6ein faint bort
burd bic 0orbdnge?"
r@s 1T nod ni9t 10 1pGt, snGbises
TrGuletn," entsesnete Qnna, rerft a9t
l1br. Ser Belle S9ein bort"-iie
f9lus bic 8orbGnse Elm penis auriid
-etommt pom erften Shnee. gs 1T
peiB geportsn iber No9t brauBen
unb f9neit lufig fort"
uuniQtirli4 sriff Marie nit Der
9dno nab rem !Ssroen; es mar ibr,
alS babe fe bort cinen i9mersbaften
Stia peripiirt. Sic erbob ii9 unb
trot miben, a~bgefpunnten S6rittes
Dor ibren sroben Soilettenipiesel.
Gle mari einen 8lid binein. Damn
srg elm tiefes grblei6en iiber ibr
lcibtser0tbetes @eii6t. gu beiben Set
te. ibres 5auptss. bort uoer Den
G&;.dfen, iab lie etlucs Trer1nes. Big
Der unbetanntG5-ciciGe IG)nee!peibe
ST en-, bic fi6 neueniOrmis pur9 ibr
seit:rn nod tiefbunfles !6aor tinsurdc
acCtt.
Gle atbmete f9mersli9 ouf.
Damn trat fie i'm Mcrscn3cScnt in
ihr @obnsimmer unb lieB fi9 am
@Gr"tstiFA Riser.
.:s i~s.t5 ~ jce5ca, t.usc G.
bpne?" murmelte fe por 1i9 bin. vGs
1T neiB setpurben iiber Na9t unb
f9neit luitig fort. Ou bait pabr se=
ipro6en. limb f6neu f9rieb lie:
v2ieber Sntel Sireftpr!
Seien sic mir ni9t bDie, absr es
mrB bel meinem geitern sefaBten gntz
i6lufe bleiben. sic batten re9t.
,l1eber Na9t' lit Der erfte S9nee sez
fallen. Mertpiirbig, pie tpebe bod
bieie tpeiben Sloden tbun! Nber besz
balb ober pielmebr gerabe bestpesen
tperben sic bod Der alte treue 8era<
tier unb Sreunb bleiben
Sbrem alt seporbenen ,&inbden'
Marie &Drner."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01
Mrbsiten Sas unh Na9t.

Die emlisite unb mddtisite tleine
Sade, Die ie semadt wurbe, linS Or.
Sings Neue 0ebenspiuen. Seoe
Eiue lit cine nit 3uder iibersosene
@elunobeitsfusel, Die Sdwd6e in
&rait, llnluit in gnersie, @eoanten
ldwdde in @eiltesfraft umwanoelt
Sic limb munrerbar i'm aufbau oel
@%elunobeit. Nur 25cts ole Shad
tel. Serfauit Don apotbeter @. S.
Subn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-01

Durdetenf aptf9eu ct. gari, Rinncapp!is. stfs-.
Der rsfltt ar Grtpunitsn fir bic apetsuat Geess,
Oregon uat California Sunits. NIastd, Sapan II.
sttna. Ssrttneuussn In ZEN 3piuinssfdtteu fir ak
ofltten uuh fitlihtu VErftt.
gDefIt6 Iaufent Sefltt lar.ty.
No ll:23 a. m. sNo. 2 2:0S p. m.
tNo. 5 HE a. m. tho. 4 1920 O. ~.
mo. D for Wlllmar No. 6 arrives from
1l:2O a. m. Willmar 10:55 a. m
tNo. 2 n:aO p. m. tho. s 4:40 q. m.
fNo 12S for Sandstone 700 IN.
Willmar accommodation will leave st. Cleae
nj SD a. m, returning. at 7:35 p. m.
No. 3, 4, 2 and s run via Clea. water.
All trains arrive at and depart from new deps I.
*Daily except Sunday.
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