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make IN explanation. Later hi. itwy.r
suni N" i,ttrr OF .ps.nSy.
Now i' hai Eoic through The x
p"r.cncc .,Iou" might cox b4ck "n 4;
MS wiil, me. and lhni Hcr prss'ur" II |
mi NOV" Tit, Cni, Weston n'h his Il. :
,-Ctiv. to accord inr the consideration
tlnt my representations to 'h";u de-
mtn"ca ! am going 3" push tn tl'tSG
- the limit
when g0i my wife Jack 10 tlc hntnl
ana r"iliZ.-i her condition "a = result OF
IN" Ignoniny ni her experience. could
sac uptIing IN the AFFAIR hut y dN>tdrdly
un,risc II IL q cri'no against personal
A1gtiE thAt Shsh things can happen In
a ci,y TX" New YORK
rpllr ,'ninmissihurr Arirp1y mas
senator Tim sullivan. who's" tso
hrnt1'rS are priests IN Darlington, nnd
friends ~ min. viii call here today.
ornlh"r-l mia" II Dr. ,:rinn"ll. ana a
numh.t - other prominent gentlemen
"'ll' 1t "n him to-day 80 express syinpi-
thy
Arthur fns,i.h, tn lAw par,.r Of ~
~ pr. Jirinnel's legal ,lvisrr senator
p'Suil'yau /. - fDrmc- l.icu,cnant-Gov.
crnur OF vermont. ana l. n clorc friend
~ tie irtrn"ll family.
capt Titus. Of TIE Detective iturrau.
denied to-day that Or irlnncll has aeon
>uhtc,'i-f t outrage rus treatment, md
mat numerous i1di.ri.i"s had hes
ncnpcd upon Mrs. 4irnn"l'
cohesive McConrilie" he said who
made IA" arrest. would have been de-
relic, ~ his duty had he done other
tHu - Gr!nnrIl Mas Tho man whp
swindl.d him Mrcanv'llc dih everything
lie could to avoid making the are = Ia
wtE forced to do 90.
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upset Al every step. There never was
such reign OF terror In Russia. every
official surrounding hsmscI with "A BODY
guard.
ST. PETERSBURG. March :3-Pr!vy
Councillor Pop.eioncstzen. chief pro-
curator OF the Hoy Synod. narrowly cs-
capped ASA ssinatiou early Friday morn
Ing. while writing In has s'su;.y. Sonn
after midnight two bullets shattered u
window. passed close 10 the prucurato
AND buried themselves In the ceiling
Two other shots were fired. bu, did no
enter tnc room,
Tn. w"uh-o" assassin was iientinc
~ one l<agowsk.. a provincial official
The prJcuraior was unscathsd. An In
Vest alton - being made,
A despatch from vladlvostock an
nouncss that Major.Gcn Keller Dirrc.
tor OF the usuri Railroad. has been suf.
focaicd ~ his car. which caugh, ire be.
tween Nikolsk and Baranovskoye. The
attendant In charge OF the heating APP
paratus also per!shcd. The conduc or
saved his life by jumping from the car.
The are wss OF Mys,e!ioiis origin, and
whether Il was the result Of 4 plot
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Continued from FRS, raseo

are praying FOR his European war 70
that their schemes may be carried out.
Gntchina. where the Car now resides.
Is thirty niles from 81 Petersburg, 1t
l. said that thousands OF soldiers are
massed about the imperial residence and
that the password is changed every four
hours.
Podi.donostZcn. sho was shot mt on
Friday. TX tho head OF the Holy Synod.
which controls the affairs OF the Church.
and as the church and State are syno-
nyms. tho procnrator IL a personal aa-
wiser Of the Car. and outside OF II. 4.
wi,,e the mos, powerfui official In Rus
sin.
\ cable from Berlin declares that the
Nlhilists are backed by unlimited wealth
assl that the secret Russian police are
almost paralysed by hndins their plans
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
Archbishop Lewis Pre-
sided at Services
for Victoria.

The Mos, Reverend John Travrrs
Lewis. Lord Archbishop OF Ontario and
Metropolitan OF Canada. Is dying at the
Hotel Empire. At broadway and Sixty
third street.
lie Is scvcnty-six years old. ana HIS
last puh,ic service was on Feb. 9. when
he presided In his purple Episcopal
robes at the memorial services for the
late Queen Victoria. He has only re-
Gently issued n call to the Bishops Of
Canada TO NEE, In Moa.real and cleo,
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col Edward Weston President o' ;h'
| Weston Electrical fnstrumer; Comrau,
| Il Newark. Is no longer a gIcs- NJ the
Waidorf.A<toria He mad. his HON.
there 'or several months, aah in that
. time hn. figured frequently ~ the pub.
Il print.
Ills latest ndventur" was yartic!po-
non IN tn. arrCst ot Or A. p Grinncll
n wealthy physirian OF burlington. vi
\ guest at the Manhattan Hotel and FOR
'wer'v-hv. yotrs Dean al u. M-dicni
department OF the University OF Yer.
mont
Col. Weston Insisted that DR. Grinncll
Vas l. swinflcr ramcd Raymor-. who
recently extracted sa from him unIcr
ialsc pr.tcnscs. .::nr Or. and Mrs.
jrinnrl. had been haze! - Pole.
ii.aduunr,"rs without warrant. sub
i"o'"d tn .ad,enitic1 there for several
hours and finally taken 20 Jefferson
Market and arrnisncd with IN. r!n-ran
u the police court. col W"sinns lawycr
re- ogriz"l Dr Grinncll and secured hi
Immediate rclcas"
'"'t'' '-'l "'NNoI N"NI lNTpIyl MS
lawyer II letter Of apology to Dr Grin.
r'li Then a. the .normit. %, thu
nffroui dawnci upon him he paid h,s
hill az tlir Waldorf and quietly took his
departure. :!s::as: She hotel pcopl" nor
h!s business associates claim to know
'nything to-day OF Col. Weston
whereabouts
\ more indignant man than tho var.
mont physician II would pc hard 10 nm !.
N Greater New York YESTERDAY "A. h
sud his wife we're leaving Tor their HON
and had reached tn" Grand Central SsA
tson .hey were approached by D.is't!y-
NSConvilI.. WHAT followed = h"., told
by Dr. Grinncli
most offensive. he aid III. came u,
md sid with emphasis; ! am Dst,c-
tive Mrronvilic. rnu'll hav. L" come
wtth me 10 iiendIunrTrs. He .a!h II
" loud that every one about heard hiu.
and my wife was covered xith north.
cation asked /, know what IL ":-.,-
cd mc FOR. Then col. Weston came ~
and said:
''rHu know me well and what rni
ate wanted for.
Il protested that | hah never seen
ritEcr ~ them. and thinking !, wa. u
rhs" OF mistaken identity told thrn
Nho wa. and prorcrcd my rccciptcd
bill from ,hc Manhattan Hotel and rail
road ana steamship passes. ! offered TO
send fos messenger and summon n
number Of prom!ncn; gentlemen to
IDENTIFY me. mentioned Ju.,!ce liorac.
all
Mccurdy. COT f.. G. James. pr. LOOMS
Or. Dana and others o: equal promi
nsrcc.
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his successor ms Metropolitan.
Mrs. Lewis. the wife OF the vencra bic
prelatc. says that he is suffering from
ncar disease ana pneumonia. the re-.
suit OF life OF hardship and exposure.
Even after he was seventy years old
the prelate has gone on visitations Of
le3 days and slep, In liz different beds.
The Archbishop was born In Garry.
slonc Castle. County Cork. ireland. and
completed his studies at Trinity College
In Dublin. He was ordained In July,
lsis. During his career In Canada ha
has built over 100 churches.
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The d"r"c;lr" laughed At me and said
wouli have 20 - with him IN spite Of
my butts III r'fusci 20 tell me VIA.
was ,h' iarE,
Il ,"rs.i 10 be-. allowed /" summon 2
carriage i" take ~ 10 Poles sianh-
quarters uui Tie lrtrrtiN" ius st"h W.
wpuih nave Ga 4" In u street car, and
We were p.radel n custody 3" tho
street asst rnwdod In,o n,f
AZ Police headquarters -" were
trrhtei with srns. indlguiD We hai
to thkc "ur inrn witn iat ~ criminals
AMI the hct"rihe ktpr telling one ~ nv"
m,ii ,u Keen hls eve IN m We, she
heard so,r. one snap y camera. They
are rhcrogrnphinE ~ she exclaimed.
ana ,lm1-i huh hyStcras
.tft'r h"rping ua ~ Police Head
quarters tur several hours ~ were 'inal-
rs hustled over % Jefferson Market. In
the -'t,inn-h"u-" lhrr" "" hah to lin,
~ witu a 10 ~ rW-ran y charge "t.
rr,h % me aurrl"i.y AMI ash"i that II
op "ssurh s.1NlY
Never mind -nld The defective.
'rh.trll -, Charge enough DctOr. we
Mind You. tn -. these hours ". lid
not ha," a chair =, sit down On Finally
Nc were irraiSHcd n court. MIR w, \.
Nit nell. IN" attorney FOR col, Weston,
the mumrn, lie c!hpn.d cyc, On fnv c>-
claimed
Their. mas been ~ terrible mistake.
"a few moment later the Judge said
that a mistake had h""l m,lr .tui 10
were allowed To- go col. Weston VAS In
court, hut h. dih not com" forward to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
900 SWAMI ABHHYAMANDAoe


spot. says Swami 81 am like q soliI
bound 20 20 wherp ! am sent"
Tn. name III the order which
represents. and which has quite mel
p.-stir In this city il Sarnyasi
which means. Ia give Up.
The Sannyasins. II appears. Is mal
az ~ thousands OF mca and women. vi
take the VOWS ot poverty and honele I
ness and devote their lives IN teach :
the gospel OF Lord GnuranGa. whi,h n
for ~ foundation salvation for all I'd
love FOR all,
Swami Abhaynna has s,ndied /
the oh philogophics. She has tr.iveil'
through India. tho country OF caste. a.
shc comes hack 10 her native land
talk love only 1; WAS another Swan
horn under oriental skies. who initial,
her into hte code of the Sannyasl
aud IL Was this initiation which made
possible for her to get behind the see ~
Ia the distant land. and make min
studies Of the domestic lives OF IL "a
nusly rcticcnt people.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
CAUGHT "WITH THE, GOODS"
Four Prisoncrs Taken with 9
Iruck-LOad Of Clothing.

Edward Raymond. OF No. 1870 Second
avenue: Jacob and Mary kutner. OF No.
III Eas; Sixth street. and Louis Green
berg. Il pctdlcr OF No. le2 Hester street.
were arrested this afternoon BY Central
Office detectives In the Kutnee home. In
the house We're nine casea Of clothing
valued at 81. 80 belonging TO Mack, Latx
Il Co, No. ~ Broadway.
The goods had been stolen from Q
truck. and when the arrest was made,
the detectives Say, .0reenterK was dick.
cring FOR their purchase. --
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
ALBERT L.JOflNSO

strength ~ The rugged. hioyan; vigor NJ
III" mnU thcrc Is = suggcstion ~ IN.
strenuous. musclo-trying time. OF the
stone age
When ne and hE brother Tom i.f,
Louisyli." they had advanced In the
bushes. =" inr that ihcy -uugh, u field
In Indianapolis. Tom. r"bus, In frame
and iorrib' In method. hn. ALWAYS had
an ttIraallE" Iddr"ss ~" has nlwnvs
been shrcw! ana fnr-cc!ng, direct and
emphatic. oycr hitting ~" nail sru,rcly
upon the h"hd between ;hcm they
made "A srent combination and success
fHllS pul through several deals
Then electricity came int" PLAY and
both OF these cicar-henich men II once
forc-nS whnt revolution &, was to
work IN atrer rniiroading
They wcn' to Cleveland. whcr. they
formed their order rail company and
used their patent welding machine FOR
putiinE down the track.
lhcy buIit ~ ha.eiectrio. railways Of
the rlty aial Ia thrteen 'yrsrs amassei
great fortune
Cnm~ to Nrn"ki,n.
Their Introduction to I.rookiyn came
about through the la:. Deacon william
Richard.nn. vito as President ~ the
AilaEtiC Avenue Railroad Company lie
c!dc,i to build cable road on Park ave.
nus, brooklyn. r. d.
lie gave the contract 10 the Johnsons.
who bui, the road hut lbrW tho time
It niS rcuhy FOR operation the Broid
way Railroad Company, which Oppritci
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23

tempted 10 comm!; suicide BY takHA
laudanum. She was removed 10 Roosss.
welt Hospital. and may no, recover.
This morning she asked her mother
!n-lnw. Mrs Allen. TO get laudanum for
,ooihachc. Instead OF taking drop
and placing II on the tooth. as usual.
she placed the bottle to her lips AMI
drained II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
Two Drowned In ColIislon.

NEW ORLEANs. March CA luggcr,
on board Of which wcrr five persons,
was run down to-day n the river below
this city. by the British steamer Ely,
from Ccibu. Two persons were drowned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
STRUCK HER IN THE NECK.
!, Too strenuous As--mbi, mnm De-
mOnstrnti,ci. .iO,Ous.

During the usual meeting nt,cndnn,
upon tho close of the Assembly a,
Trenton. y. j.. last night. Assembly
man Smith, OF We-,neld. struck the
daughter OF another Asscmhly,nan on
the neck with n hook which hs threw
into the air. The y3..:::::s woman soOn rc-
Zoo. 10 apologize for tho accident.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
PEACE IN MARsEILLEs.
Employer. Agree to Arbiirntr
Strikurs' Drn,n nsls.

StrikIrs' Drn,a ntls.
MARSElLLES. March ?a-The strike
situation here took II more favorable
turn this afternoon. N. Waldeck- Rous-
-c,u. the French Premier. announc-
Ing by wire that the masters had agreed
10 arbitration respecting what points Of
the dispute We're open I" negotiation.
Tho troops were called from the
streets and the strikers uuieted down.
a rope factory was burned to-day. the
walls Collapsed and two fremcn were
killed. Eleven persons, including six
firclncn. were seriously injured and one
fireman II missing. The strikers had
nothing TO do with the IRE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
WOMAN CUTS Her. THROAT.
III Health Caused Wife OF Labores
to Seek Remedy In Death.

Mrs. Elizabeth Dobce.rf forty.eigtt
years old. the. wife Of a laborer. ~
tempted suicide this afternoon at her
home. No. 33i East .Forty-eighth' street.
by cutting her throat with table knife.
She WAS taken ~ Flower. Hospital In
dying condition. Ill-health. OF many
years standing. Is supposed u have
PROMPTED the net. So
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
HACKED FOUR WITH RATCHET
Tw" Of Rejected suitor'. Victim.
WIN Die.

SATiCk. II. l.. March :3.-Giovanni
I.aoticre. rejected sutton, was charged
to-day with fatally inIurinE two persons
and badly hurting two others.
lilo attacked three kris and an old
Del Poz7o. and one Of the girls. Envic.
letta Ntazxarcllo. who had refused to
marry IIO;ierc. had their skulls fruc.
t,ircd anu will probably die.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-23
HIS ARREST a
BIG UNDER.

Col. Weston Vanishes
After Causing Terri
BILE Humiliation to DR..
A. P. GrinneII, a YER
mont PHI MUSICIAN,
Whom He Accused OF
Being a SwindIer on
the Strength Of FaciaI
Resemblance.
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Sunday is the day to advertise your
wants. Greatest circulation II eaist-
ence. ae !.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14
Dudley
Reelected.

Tuesday, March II, witnessed
the most hotly contested election
for city officers ever held in Be
midi. The interest was due to
the large number Of candidates
in the field and the desire of the
people to take hand in admins
trative affairs.
Ali day long the various fac
tions labored with the voters to
get out full vote and a right
vote, as each saw it. And rare
were the cases where a voter
made up his ticket without IN
structions by his friends. There
was hardly a lazy candidate IN
the field.
There were several good tick
cts to select from, but few voters
Hvoted straight. = Besides the
four caucus tickets there were
split tickets, pasted tickets and
written tickets--tickets without
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14

head or tail. Wise was the man
who could select a ticket which
did not defeat his original intent.
In the PIONEER office. alone
over 81, 600 ballots were printed
for this election, to say nothing
of pastors.
In spite of an active campaign
there was very little hard feel
ing shown. A courteous treat
ment was denied none Of the can
didates. To esure, few sheets
Of campaign literature was cir
culated, but both senders and re-
ceivers took this matter good
naturedly.
Election day passed off without
friction. One arrest was made
for drunkenness. A very large
vote was cast, considering only only
village officers were elected, and
no interest could be expected
from the boys working in the
woods. The challengers were
very active.
Last fall the highest vote cast
in both precincts was for county
surveyor, total Of 583 votes. On
Tuesday the total vote was 623.
Election officers were: First
precinct, P. j. Murtaugh, W. S.
Chapman and O. NJ. Skinvik,
Judges; A. T. Wheelock and 0.
M. Jellstad, clerks.
Second precinct, John Oliver,
D. G. Smith and Frank Carson,
Judges; A. A. Warfeld and Herb
Smith, clerks.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14
Mccarthy Wins
.~. After Contest.
The Three Beltrami County Bills
Recommended to Pass in
the Legislature

From the St. Paul Pioneer-Press.
The golden hours, each set with
sixty diamond minutes, did not
pass current with Senator Will
son Of the Hennepin delegation
yesterday afternoon. He con
sumed one Of the former at least,
and a great many of the latter in
a fruitless effort to whip the three
Mccarthy bills, relieving Beltra-
mi county of it's present serious
financial difficulties, into line with
the ideas of Minneapolis lumber
men, who oppose them.
ALI three bills were recommen-
ded to pass on senate general or
ders, each without amendment.
Beltrami county labors under
q legislative limitation as to it's
powers of taxation. The expen-
ses exceeded the limit and county
orders were outstanding without
legal authority. Additional as
sessment was levied to meet
county obligations. All went well
until a court decision knocked out
the orders and each fell from its
face value to utter worthlessness.
Storekeepers refused the county
credit and it presents the curious
spectacle at present of a subdi
vision of the state without a dol
lar and utterly unable either tt
raise money within it's own Dor
ders, or borrow.
The first of the Mccarthy bill'
enables the county to collect th,
assessments. The second vail
dates outstanding county orders
now worth nothing. The othe
throws of the legislative limita
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14

III. the prnper time tp subscribe
Tor she BEksfDJI PIONEER. II will cons
tain all the news regarding Beltrami
county aft airs, as it is the official pa
per Of the county for the ensuing year..
Besides, it contains more general
news CLEANED from over the county
than all other papers published in
the county. Only 81 per year, in ad-
vance. T&#
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14
Ang0ra Goats.

will sell Angora does in lots to
suit purchasers. Bred to my cele-
brated Billies to kid in May. Write
for prices. A. l.. MORRIS, ~,+fI
e: If. %s55' Bagley, MINI.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14

ton as to the powers of taxation
and leaves the county free to tax
to the extent Of it's actual needs.
The passage of the bills cannot
be asked for except under sus-
pension of the rules.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14
CENTRAL MINNESOTA
Power and Milling Co.,
SAUK CENTRE, MINI.
ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE
WORLD.

Really excellent -four and in
ferior grades are as widely sepa-
rate as the poles. Compare the
Gem brand with the unsatisfactory.
article and you will keep nothing
but the Gem, in the house there
after. It's merits and all round
good qualities are proven by its
thousands of satisfied users. Your
Grocers handle it.. 3D.. +..ss. +
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14
SEWING MACHINES.

W abash M a..
chine, drop head
made by the New
Home factory, ag-
ents price $4,000,
: our price 90. p.
W abash M a.
chimes, box top,
agents price S28.
Our price S16. 90.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-03-14

New Home Ma
chine, full cabinet
piano finish, BALL 7, )
BEARING, agents
price $1,000, our
price $4,000.
New Home box
top, piano finish,
BALL BEARINGS.
Agents price $50.
Our price $4,000.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-28
THE FOUR DIS.

Charles Spurgeon once said that
there were three great enemies to
man-"dirt, debt and the devil" He
might have added one more d and
included dyspepsia. The evil results
of this disease could hardly be exag-
gerated. It's effects are felt in mind
and body, and are as far reaching as
the effects Of the curse that was laid
on the Jackdaw Of Rheims which was
cursed in "eating and drinking and
sleeping, in standing and sitting aud
lying " The good effects of Dr.Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery are most
marked in aggravated and chronic
cases of dyspepsia. 1t enables the
stomach glands to secrete the neces-
sary quantity Of digestive fluids, and
this at once removes that craving or
gnawing sensation so common to Ger
tain forms OF Indigestion. 1t tones
and regulates the stomach, invignr-
ates the torpid liver and gives the
blood making glands keen assimilative
power. Golden Medical Discovery
cures ninety-eight per cent of those
who use it. DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets are superior to all other laxative
medicines when the bowels are OBJ
structed.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-28
ANOTHER BIG WELL.

The city drillers on the ground just
east of the cemetery struck gas sand,
Wednesday noon, at something over
800 feet. At 1922 feet there was such a
flow of gas they had to pull their fires
and back out. Already there is very
strong flow of gas, and the indications
seem to be that this will be the
strongest we'll the city owns. 1t is up
on the high ground, entirely away
from the other wells, thus broadening
the gas territory. The drill will be
put down again and the sand pene.
trated little further.
No one need fear that there will not
be gas enough for everybody next win
ter. 1t is now about time for US to
let the world know that we have an
abundance of gas and induce some
more manufacturing interests to 10
cate here.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-06-28
Excursions via Katy"

Fourth Of July-One fare for round
trip up to Sc one way ticket; mini
mum selling rate SOC. Date of sale
July Sd and 4th, final return limit
July 5th.
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle-Date
of sale July 9th to 18th; tina! return
limit Aug. 3lSt; fare $45 round trip.
Liberal stop-overs both going and re
turning. Only 70 hours to Portland.
Cincinnati, O.-Date of sale July
4th to 9Th; final return limit Aug. 81.
Fare $2l.35 round trip. Take 'Katy
Flyer" at sos p. m.
Annual meeting Christian Endeavor
at Cincinnati O., July 9th to 10th.
One fare plus So 90. Final limit Aug.
18th.
Annual meeting Mahan Education
al Association, Detroit. Mich, July 8
to 18th. One fare plus $500 for round
trip. Final limit Sept. 1st., 1901.
Annual meeting Elks, Milwaukee,
July 23rd to 25th, 1901. One fare plus
$500. Final limit Aug. 10th.
Detroit, Mich.-Date of sale July
5th to 7th; final return limit Sept lst;
fare $24.35 round trip. An additional
sleeper has been put on the katy
Flyer" each night at Parsons. Re-
serve your berths from
3. d. BROwNELL,
Agent.