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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-29
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RALLY AT FALLS CITY.
hchooi Hook Sea ndaI Aroases Great
indtanati0n--Hnli Crowded
"a the Doors.

An enthusiastic rally OF Republicans nj
Fails city. Thursday evening, was at
tended by a number OF candidates on the
county ticket and addressed hy George
" Morris and james McNeny. Of seat
Tie. Some OF the candidates made short
talks. and all were cordially received
The hall IN which the meeting was held
was crowded to the doors and the
speeches were listened TO with closest
attention, emphasized By applause
Ms~srS Morris and McNeny sroke on
national and state issues. refuting the
groundicss assertions Of the Democracy
that the perpetuity Of Republican iusti.
tutinns is threatened and exploding the
bugaboo 81 Imperialism. References 10
the statesmanllke way III which the
president IN dealing with the responsi-
battles Incurred by the war, evoked the
heartiest applause
Prof w. a. rIartranft, candidate for
school superintendent closed the meet
Ing. Ne announced when he started 10
speak that he would detain the audience
only few minutes, but when he had
once begun with an exposition ~ the
state school book scandal, the audience
would not let him stop Readings from
the Wagner geography and the Hughes
speler continued for almost an hour.
after which scores OF those In the auals
encc came forward 20 personally exam.
Inc the books Great Indignation was ex.
pressed by all.
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Terms on which Canadian Pacific
settled with IL. Mechanical

The Canadian Pacific railway has been
advised Of the settlement 90 the trouble
with The mechanics along the line re-.
gardirg wages ard which was the cause
% the recent strike.
The settlement vas effected by arbltTa-
tion. The men from Fort Williams 10
I.aRgcn. including HVinuipeg are 10 re-
ceive an increase "a pay amounting 20 2
cents an hour. Men working from Leg.
KEN west % kamiOops. Including those in
the West Eo0trrag country are 20 re-
ceive an tncrrase q ! cent Men from
kamioops 20 Vancouver, IS. G.. ate 80
receive a a-cent advance.
The rates fer Young nsn who have just
completed their apprenticeship wilh the
company and for all new uaen engaged
will be on the rates that prevailed prior
90 tho trouble bat the term ~ probation
hereafter viii be six months instead u
ore year fer new men, and oef year IN
stead 81 two years Tor young men who
hare ccrapiFied their apprenticeship
Tie settlement gives the men within ~
cents pag hour - shat thry asked,
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SELLS ms INTEREST IN FIRM.
Albert "A. sanford. of stone, sanford
n Lane, Retires.

Albert n. sanford % the Hrm Of Stone,
Sanford 4 Lane Of Seattle has sold his
interests Ia that company ana has also
retired from ghe nrms ~ sanford Stone
4 Fisher Company and sanford. stone
d Flehsr. doing business in Tacoma and
Everett The purchasers were his for
met partners. ~ II stone W J. Fisher.
lr and n Lane who arc now So con-
trei ~ the three large dry Eoods eSta5-
NsMfnents
tnder the terms ct the partnership u
urartiA have come % an cnd on January 20
rrxt hot Mr. Sanford 3csiret % retire
immediately Tao Seal was cabsumnaa trd
ln Tacoma last "Wednesday
NJ saafegda plans Tor ihe tufuff have
rTs Yef been seiiIed and % 50 uncertain
whether ~ Will eater again lut0 basiuess
8u Puget sound.
pesSuA Nfr Sauforfs withdrawal from
,ha trfa tha hnEinrss 90 the company Vii
continue "a heretofore
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N. P. Comedies 40 Cent Lumber
Tariff to Colorado.
CONSIDERING IHE RIVER RATE.
General Traffc Manager j. M. Ham
naford Wires the Committee
VIII Reply Regarding Missouri
River when other Lines Are Con-
suIted-Burffngton Confirms Rate
Others Lines Expect to Meet Cut.

Secretary Victor II. Beckman. OF the
lumbermen's committee, having in charge
the matter Of securing a +o-cent rate to
the Missouri river for Washington fir lum-
Der. yesterday received advice from j.
NJ Hannaford. general traffic manager
OF the Northern Pacific, that that road
would concede the 40-cent rate to Colo
RADIO points. made in conjunction with the
Burlington. and that as soon as other
lines. affected in the granting OF the Mis-
souri, river rate had been consulted,
decision would be rendered in that part
of the petition. Mr. Hannaford's wire
was in response to a telegram from Mr..
Beckman asking when 1t would be con-
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TUNNEL NEARLY FINISHED.
Great Northern WIZ abandon Ever
cit Hili In About Two Weeks
other LIN rmrnts

within the next two weeks it s. thought
that TIE Great Northern Will have com
plctrd TIE work On thc Evesctt tunnel
and thaf shortly thereafter the main Hne
over the hisi HiN he abandoned ard tha
ftEht-of-aay PASS thfpuEn fha tunnel trfs
the city az Everett. Thr yard ana suiteh
tracks ~ the company az that same point
are also UNDERGOING many changes Whirh
u is saii wiz grestiy facilitate tho hauH-
ling ~ The fast Increasing huslnerv ~
tire ROAD thrge several mites q nav
uacS have recently been pat ~. ana
ing she water frost wtn begin.
Fer THE month drawing 10 close " 10
STATED fc1t IRE earnings of she Coast a.
vision az tire road have been very Nssvr
and stN thara = a large volume o. hus.-
ness 10 sight The local passenger has
iress between Seattle and Everett f5-
several months past has shown a steady
increase. The new Wharcoul Trains u1is
on n April last have proven 10 o. very
popular ans have increased the business
between treee tVo points more thar was
expected when they were tnaugar
DIR FLEISCEER. diseases OF men and
women.
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Low nArE no SPOKANE.
Great Narthern Announces Pare for
the EIk@' Celebration.

THE Great Northern railway has an
napnesd ruur8 trip fare ~ fla g. from
Seattle 80 Sps kare for ihe FlkH' dav AZ
she Spokane Industrial exposition. Tickets
ara EaNA from October 60 Dctohag ~
flks dAv - Qct 5aer -. when Is is ex-
pertea q la-Er rdmber % shs fraternity
wiI - present
Local Esks are considering a plan 20
run \ special train Which Ein - -
scheduled - as 20 arrive ~ tho sgTrsn-
back during daylight and AFFORD an op-
porfunity 20 VieN this magnificent p3eca
~ scenery which, within a short time. 70
% b. done aTay with oy the use of the
Cascade Tunnel
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A BASEBALL same wiN De riaFet this
Afternoon hetNraa fhe Seattle ieom and
a team sram Fursteiie F8ahn Zoe t3a~
ha team has heeu ,nat'us thc Sarta e~cst
aHd has Aern auc-fssfHi in beating every
team rtayra They Nave tist Tenta from
Sssokare where tarv defeated tHn 500
kane tsau tWa game ouf ef three IhnY
nre the champions ~ fSaho anA nlH at~
tempf ta wreet 'hA chawg oufnin 80 this
state froua 3he Seattle ttaw From here
thev sd 81 % NreEnu tNer intention
hflax FL r3aY ESQ cham leneaip fctes ln
each state. Ire Seattle team vrg ALSO
play them AZ Athl-ttc PARK t7masraU at-
tfrnarn
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The Latest In sleeping carr.

The ur-to-date idea Of Improvement f.
shoWav Va rev Pullman drawing rnom
s.hsrtNg cars running daily from Chicago
10 INV Fns, cve- Pennsylvania Short
lines The paNnay}Vsufa always leads iu
trtrrAuesnE the newest aNl tcst tr8yellag
facIltics Travellers in quest .r4 -aafaft
should set acquainted with tire new
equipment. Inquiries or the subject wsil
Aren't as South CLARK street ChieAso.
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BIG MEETING ar KIRKLAND.
EathusiHstte Rally Addressed ny
Republican speakers and
Candidates.

one OF the mort enthusiastic Repuh-
ncnn rallies - the present county cam
paign was held last night az Kirkland
The hall is enc ot the largest buildings
In town. and It's seating capacity has
seldom been taxed a. II was last night
II WAS an enthusiastic crowd. and when.
ever speaker made telling point the
outbursf ~ applause was Np0nta ne0 uz
and prolonged
THE meeting was presided over nv A.
Kunkier the oldest Republican In Kirk
land. Mr.. knnher allied himself With
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Ing the story Of the school book Job
berry Of the state administration, The
meeting r0ared with laughter at his de-
scription OF some Of the ridiculous mis-
takes. and there were many expressions
prices are being exceeded. lie declared
that there ~ hardly family 30 the
state that will not be mulctcd OF frcla
s. to SIS 5l tho j0bhery
Judge Mile A Root reviewed the state
and county tickets. srcaksnE especially
In favor % the re-oleeucn " Congress
nian Cushman.
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A woMAN.s AWFUL PERIL.

=. There IS only one chance TO save your life. and
mat T. through operation were the startling
words heard By Mrs. l. b Hunt. q Lime Ridge
WE, from her Doctor. after he had Eainly tired 70
ere her OF a ftshtful Of stomach trouble ana
JetsoN tzundics. Gall stones bad formed and sne
Constantly grew rorse Then she began 70 use
Efetric Bitfers. which wholly cured her It's
r9aaerrui stomach. Liver and Kidney remedy.
sn1es Dyspepas, Loss q Appetite Try H. oaiy
gssranteed For sale hJ
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Gold Received at Seattle Assay
Office in Three Months.
flasT QUARTER OF FISCAL YEAR
over $1,000, 900 Greater Deposits
the whole Twelve Months End
Ing june 30-The Local once
Now Ranks Next TO New York
In the Amount of Gold Receipts.

Tho gold received at the Seattle ASSAY
ONCE during the FIRST three months Of the
present fiscal year AMOUNTED 10 oyer
81 10000 more than the receipts for the en-
tire twelve months ending June 30, 1900.
The exact value Of the gold receipts for
July. August and September, 1900, IL not
yet obtaipabie. The books for Septem-
Der were closed at noon Thursday, In or
der to allow the gold In the offtce TO be
cleaned up and accounted for before the
end Of the quarter. October l.
In tbis M a 4aartefg ~ thc fiscal year
the Office handled sg1 ofs g ounces % gold.
At 1850 an ounce. the usual method Of
computation, this scld would be worth
si4,sss. 43. II Is stated ~ the assay Of
nee. however. that the geld has averaged
much higher. the value OF the receipts be-
ing somewhat IN excess Of sis.eoo0oo.
The receipts ~ the assay Office for the
fiscal year ending June 80 1900. were ti3.-
1884. That amount was considered an
enormous record. serving II did 70 adj
vance Seattle to third among the assay
Offices Of TIE United States At the close
OF the last fiscal year Denver. then &C.
cupyirg socand place. had dropped down
to within speaking distance OF Seattle,
with n record for the year OF only s17.-
ce1.1W. The prediction made then that
the totals complied June 20, 1891. would
SHOW the Ec1tlc office ranking next 10
Now Work. Tctms certain of realization,
as Denver rc,rnsau practically at stand.
SIN wolfe thf increase IN the Seattle
receipts gees steadily on.
The t'rs quarter T. the busiest part Of
tie fiscal yerr ~ the Seattle assay Office
2 a, wat true IN 1853 when he receipts
OF the three montha were tS.44 io5. II
e ~ par sfiy again true ttis year when
tAo frfraff Ole record of 1899 has been al
mort doubled. The receipts 81 the assay
% cc fof tie Fret quarter OF ig03-0i we're
III fracea as foil
M nth Ounces
sHifsf.sss sssstss. ..s.f+.t..stssss+s 39a. kts W
Affnet .r.s.. ...,,.st .t-s,.s.s.t..s. 322,tH ~
Sthis noefs,-s,. --...- .....4..-.... A9.ssi IL
Tosfi .&......... ........... $50. a27.0G9 81
Tho rasf three months have been re-
merknbie not orly for the enormous
enais.iy Of geld handled but also FOR the
istsc nun,h ~ toMcsltors the gold in
srrd 81 bsisg q few large shipments
has been diyf1.d amnrg thousands The
record for individual deposltors HAS
broken Tli'r*say. wen 10 persons climb
ed the hill 20 The assay ONCE ana took
AWAY receipts for gold. A greater num-
her OF dcpostora has been known when
large shlpment las been received from
a bank, but for people actually appearing
before the ONCE Thursday holds the
record.
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EWART q HOLMES DRUG co.
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings your social position or business
success depend largely the perfect action 81 your
Stomscn and Liver. DIR. Kings New Life Pills give
increased strength. keen. clear brain. high amhi-
being Sold By
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co
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vsulent for the Northern Pacific officials
10 meet the committee appointed by the
Puget sound millmen. and in effect the
message VIII probably relieve the neces-
sity for the committee going 10 St Paul.
Mr. Beckmans telegram was as fol-
lows.
Seattle, Sept. q.
Matter so vitality important that no
decision, unless favorable. should ac made
until committee can meet yourself and
crosby. Set date for joint conference.
Answer"
To this Mr. Haanafard replied:
ST Paul sept u
Victor II. Reckman. Secretary Lumber
Rate Committee. Seattle F0rty-cent rate
10 Colorado points conceded and VIII be
put in tn few days Everything that
could De stated in favor o. 49-cent rate
20 Missouri river ls contained In petition
received. VIII have 20 hold conference
NTH other Hines IN interest. Am working
on case. Dc not believe committee could
ada 90 very fuh argument given. Canaot
appoint day Ter conference until some
time next week when. II s,Al insisted
upon a. necessary, viii name date
a
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STEAMER ROSALIE VIII leave for
Victoria and Townsend SATURDAY. Sep
TENDER .. at a. tn instead Of .. IA
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LARGE INCREASE SHOWN.
Northern Pacinc's Annual Statement
Surpasses Even the Most sanguinc
ExpectntiOna In EARNINGS.

The annual report of the Northern Pa
cific for the fiscal year ending June 30
last shows marvellous increase in the
gross earnings of the road. IL Is even
more than the most sanguine guessers had
dared to predict by at least sl.oo00oo. That
II IL highly satisfactory TO all concerned
is shown by the manner OF its receipt not
only by the stockholders but by financial
agents In the East. 1t also indicates n
degree of prosperity unlocked for by
many. although II was predicted some
months ago that good showing would be
made.
The figures show an Increase In the
gross earnings Of nearly 100000. The re-
mort CapItulation is as follows.
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ThrTc is new every confidence ;hat the
lines iointiy aad the vast Misssur! river
territory opened up % the Washington
lumber trade iu competition wuh the mills
ot tHe southern yalsR pine regions.
which hAvR heretofore controlled that
tra#o almost exclusively.
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assignments 4 nur b from the no an o m
mc ha b o the n
LII a the mills will ~
loaded 4 sacks Tacoma which wi make he
tn mi n . s
hn they t C.
tina a boa h y or
eel o the W o h be n
@ To y h one
fourth a mile tn
by
nu oneta rahs eha sheen both n unso for wd
For son W BY % in p
s
Mani @ u ~ pr n sine then "a sheen mpIwa N thu
tea u Ch
on m a o b hd Centennial Nj
compys emm boa VIII m troop % d running eanan Theew
OF e
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DIR FLEIsCHER. diseases Of men and
women
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While there is still cargo trade from
Puget sound to California, IL Is by nc
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-18
; BRIEF { CGn1ings and
Personal { GoingS Of OFT
( POINTERS. Neighb0rs.

Judge Prince was over from
Biwabik last evening.
DR.. Stuart Bates has a hobby
new Kentucky saddle horse.
J. Shanedling attended to
business in Duluth yesterday.
W. V. Caldwell left WedneS>
day for the St. Paul markets,
DR.. j. T. Avery returned
Wednesday from Minneapolis.
DR.. Stuart Bates attended to
business matters IN Duluth Tues
day.
Fred Boorman, foreman Of the
Eveleth Star, was in the city
Sunday.
j. D, Lamont attended to pro -.
fessional business atBiwahik the
first of the week.
Capt. A. H. Stevens returned
Saturday from a short business
trip to the Twin Citl>s.
M. L. Fay and daughter, Miss
Clara, were Duluth visitors
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Danahy, Of Rib-
bling, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. P. Wiring, this week.
Nj. r. Johnson, of Iron juno.
ton, attended to business matt
ters in the city Saturday.
I. K. Kerr, of the Moon &
Kerr Lumber company. came up
from Chippewa Falls Wednes-
day.
Nae Pearce again returns to
his former position as assistant
chemist at the Mountain Iron
mine.
A. J. Goss, assistant cashier
Of the Bank of Virginia, spent
Sunday afternoon with Eveleth
friends.
Sheriff Sargent was up from
Duluth, in attendance upon pri>
vate business matters, Friday
evening. +
Mrs. W. C. Northey spends
the week with her husband,
Supt. Northey of the Clark al
Hibbing.
Mrs. J. H. Pearce returned
from visit with Copper Country
friends. Capt. Pearce met her
in Duluth. .~...
Miss Frances Jennings. from
St. Lukes Hospital, Duluth, has
accepted d position at the Virgin
! ia Hospital, - {
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H. J. Wessinger, superintend.
ent of the American Mining com>
pany's Mesaba interests, was in
Duluth Saturday.
Dan Moon. Jr. came up from
Duluth Monday. He accepts a
position as time.seeper at the
Moon & Kerr mill.
D. E. Cuppernull and w. E.
Hannaford went to Duluth Tues
day to attend the sixth district
republican convention.
Ed. Starr leaves Monday for
Green River, Wyoming, where
he accepts position craning
for Wood Bros, contractors.
Nels P. Fordham returned
Wednesday from St. Paul, where
he has been taking business
college course during the past
winter
w. G.. Boyd, of Denver, now
attends to the varied interests
of A. E. Humphreys on the
range. in the capacity of general
manager.
John L. Anderson, who with
many others left Virginia for the
San Pedro mines, state Of Chi
huahua. Mexico, two years age
last December, returned to the
city Friday last. For some time
past Mr.. Anderson has been EN-
/ ployed IN the gold mines nea,
! Bland, New Mexico. His family
! returned to Virginia some time
since and will make their future
! home here.
Thos. Huddlestono. a former
! Virginian who for the past three
years has been in the employ Of
the South American Development
company in their gold mines neal
Santa Rosa, south of Guayaquil
! Ecuador, returned to the city or
Saturday and will doubtless re
main on the range. Mr.. Hnddle
stone says the old Mesaba boy:
in Ecuador have kept in touc}
with the Minnesota iron range:
through the columns of The En-
terprise, although the paper is ;
month old when it reaches them
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CITY E4TYEfsS,

At the regular meeting of the
city council Wednesday evening
a resolution for the building of a
sewerage system for the accom>
mediation of the proposed new
hotel, to be constructed at any
time such hotel was positively
assured, was passed. A cons
mittee of five, composed of Aid
ermen Smith, St. Cyr, WATSON,
Shipley and Halverson, was APP
pointed to act in conjunction
with the mayor in looking up a
location, etc., Tor a new and
needed city hall and Jail. Street
commissioner Haida was in
structed by resolution to erect
a stand pipe connected with the
water main at the corner of Me.
saba and Maple, for the use of
street sprinkler. A notice from
W. F. Helse], who claims to
have slipped and injured himself
on a defective walk in this city
on April 9th last, was read and
referred to the city attorney.
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Il RARE OPPORTUNITY:

Il RARE UPPORTCNfTT:
People who expect to purchase
piano or organ withld the n2xt
year cannot afford to miss the
clearing sale Of the Duluth Mu-
sic Co. which was inaugurated
this week Wednesday. Sixty
pianos and twenty organs at a
sacrifice. We have to sell or
move our stock at once, in order
to enlarge and make alterations
and Improvements in our store.
If you cannot come in write us,
and take advantage of a very
substantial reduction in prices
for ten day only. Easy terms as
usual. Reliable house and re-
liable goods.
DULUTH Music Co.,
Cor. Superior St. and Lake Ave.
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TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
luitrl States Land Office

United States Land Office.
I;ulutl:, Mimi, March 8, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the act Of Congress Of June 3, 1873 en-
titled AN &C, for the sale Of timber lands in
the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended to the
public land states bv act of August T. S92
. Chariot Dugal, of Duluth, county of st.
Louis state CT Minnesota: has this day filed
in this Office her sworn statement No. 4732
for the purchase of the SNA SW14 Of Section
No, q in Township No. 80 n, Range No, 10 W.
and will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for it's timber or
stcne than for agricultural purposes and to
establish her claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver Of this Office at Duluth
Mimi. on Thursday. the 21st day of June,
1900.
She names as witnesses:
John Dugal, Of Duluth, Mimi.
William GOWan, g
Michael Lascy,
John Helr:er. e :;
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office on or before the said
2lst day of June. 1900.
WIN. F. CULKIS,
c. P. Maginnis, Register.
Attorney. Mch % Jun
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DR.. C. S. D|ETz,
DENTIST and OCULIST,
will be at
Reid's Restaurant
FOR A FEW DAYS COMMENCING
Monday, nay 2l.

FACTS FOR EUROPEAN TEAVELERs
Duluth is about 1910 miles
from the nearest Atlantic sea-
port Montreal-a IS hour jour-
ney. Splendid vessels of 10000
tons leave Montreal tri weekly
for Liverpool. The distance is
1861 miles. Duration Of voyage
seven days.
Steamers are scheduled to
sail one hour after arrival of
passengers via Duluth South
Shore G. Atlantic Ry.
The journey from Duluth to
New York or Boston is about
two days.
Distance to Liverpool--from
New York $3.50 miles. From
Boston 1897 miles. The largest
and fastest vessels afioat sail
daily for Europe.
Intending European passen>
gers should arrange passage
through reliable and exper-
fenced agency to insure economy
and comfort. This can be done
by applying to T. H. Larkc,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent, D. S.
S. & A. Ry., 42j Spaulding Ho-
tel Block. Duluth.
Tickets via all Transatlantic
lines. Cabin plans, and com>
plete up~to-date information as
to rates and service on all steam.
ers. Agency for Thos. Cook &
Sons European Tours.
Many steamers are now full
for both going and return trips
this summer. Prompt applica>
ton should be made for state
room berths.