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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-06
Games Today
Games Monday.

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CHAPTER VIII.
Mazette.

Overton settled down into rut,
waiting and working by fits and starts
upon his picture. During these weeks
he lived from hand to mouth, selling
an occasional pot boiler" for pit.
lance that just managed to keep the
wolf from the door.
Days glided into weeks. He worked
spasmodically, wandered about Lon.
don. dreamed of mighty things that he
could do If invested with the touch of
Midas. and sometimes spent an even.
ing with Mazette and her aunt.
These social events always had
salutary effect upon Overton, and many
times he breathed blessings upon the
little miniature painter for her sister
ly affection. as he was pleased to con-
slider 1t, which soothed him in such a
wonderful manner. !.
His painting was complete.
AS he stood in front of 1t he knew 1t
was masterpiece that must without
doubt bring him both fortune and
glory.
Oh! IL she would but only wait un-
til the day when all London echoed
with his name, and it would be an
honor to know him.
But the hero of many an African and
Indian border foray was impatient in
his wooing, since he had reached an
age when a man must needs make
haste IL he expects to shake off the
thralldom of bachelorhood and taxi
upon himself the vows and duties of
benedict, since the older he grows the
more difficult 1t becomes to assume
new obligations.
When Overton read in the Times that
the wedding was to occur on the next
Thursday evening at a fashionable
church he seemed turned into stone
for time. He became moody, almost
sullen. He avoided those friends who
had been of late such comfort to him.
Mazette CHANGED to meet him on the
street-perhaps the use OF that word
can hardly be allowed, since she pur-
posely went out OF her way to pass
near his lodgings In the hope of seeing
him. for the article concerning Fe-
dora's coming marriage had caught
her eye. too. and she began to fear for
Jack again.
When she saw him so moody and ap-
parently at cross purposes with the
whole world, she felt very bitter tc
ward FL dora, and had IL been ia hsl
power Just then to remedy ,tters.
even at the expense OF pain to herself
\ kette would have only too gladly
done SO, for Jack married to Fedora
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SCHlEY AT A BANQUET,
Admiral Says He Is Not q Candidate
for PRECEDENT

Chicago, Jan. 27.-For three hours
Saturday night Admiral Schley faced
the rapid-nre praises OF complimentary
oratory. He heard himself talked
about as warrior and a model citi-
zen IN peace. He heard his exploits
praised in song and story.
He gladly took advantage OF the
mention of the names OF Roosevelt
and Dewey to applaud some of the
speakers. He saw the audience fire.
quently arise and cheer references to
his deeds on the sea.
In responding to the speeches Ad-
miral Schley stated emphatically that
he was not seeking any political Of
fee, and that he was quite content to
remain in his present position and
command the respect of ais country
men.
Six hundred members of the Hamil-
ton club and their guests sat at tables
In the Auditorium annex.
At the south end of the room was
portrait Of Admiral Schley draped
In flags. AL the opposite end OF the
room on either side of the United
States coat-of-arms were portraits Of
President Roosevelt and the late Presi-
dent Mckinley.
ADMIRAL Schley rested Sunday. He
arose late, partook of a .lght break
fast, went to church, and passed the
remainder of the day with friends. He
showed no traces of fatigue as he left
the Auditorium Annex and declared
that he was thriving on Chicago hos
pitality.
The Admiral attended services at
Trinity Episcopal church. From the
church Admiral and Mrs. Schley, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Munger, drove to the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ID. Washburn. where the
party was entertained at luncheon at
1880 p. m. Shortly after o'clock the
Admiral and his wife went to the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris,
where there was dinner party for
forty.
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tween Fedora and himself On the
contrary, would it not render 1t for
ever impossible?
His whole nature revolted at the
thought Of killing his rival in cold
blood-this was not the kind Of re-
yenge for which his spirit yearned-
and even at this dreadful moment Of
suspense, when angel and devil seem
ed to struggle within for the mastery,
somehow the gentle, earnest face of
little Mazette. the portrait painter,
flashed before his vision
Then suddenly, without the least
warning Overton raised his arm until
the pistol covered the upper branches
OF tree, and. discharging the weapon,
tossed 1t to the feet of his antagonist,
whirled on his heel and walked away.
The good angel had triumphed-he
refused to accept the life the gods had
given him.
The McGregor, breathing out mutter-
ings OF discomfort, chased after his
principal. To his rather brutal soldier
mind Jack was a fool to stand the fire
then throw away The golden opportun-
ity for revenge which the tickle god
dess of fortune had placed in his
hands.
McGregor could not comprehend the
delicate nature of the affair-he be-
lieved that If the doughty captain. who
had perhaps bewitched Jacks sweet
heart In some mysterious manner had
only been disposed Of. so that he might
not appear upon the stage again, Over
ton would have clear sailing in the
matter.
Alas the situation was far more
complicated.
Overton knew condition and not a
theory confronted him-that Fedora
had been dazzled by the evidences OF
wealth around her-that she loved
dress and diamonds and luxurious ease
more than she had ever loved him,
even in that fools Paradise when, like
o couple of children, they had INDUCED
in beautifully romantic dreams of the
that appears to all sailors who venture
upon the sea Of love.
But one faint hope remained-would
Fedora listen to the still, small voice
within and thrust the temptation
aside?
Strange how we cling desperately to
the last straw when our boat sinks un-
der us.
They entered the great city and final
ly pulled up at chop house, where,
having dismissed the chuckling cabby,
they had breakfast together. Overton
still had little to say, though he kept
up tremendous thinking. and when
the meal was over the McGregor shook
him solemnly by the hand, saying in
parting:
LAS | taul we before, laddie, If we
need Draw frien' came to Donald Nc
Gregor. I'm sore afraid We did wrang
to let the gillee off, but We knaw best
Aweel, aweel. let 1t gang. Nae doot
I'll see We later. mon. In peace or war,
then call on the McGregor
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(To be continued.)
EVILS OF THE LONDON FOG.
Experiments which Tend to show That

Experiments Which Tend to show That
Ii Is Most Destructive.
Some unofficial experiments carried
out at Chelsea during the recent fog,
according to Sir William Thiselton-
Dyer, the director of Kew Gardens.
showed that in week six tons of solid
matter were deposited on square
mile. They included not only SCOT but
a variety of tarry hydro -carbons, high
ly injurious to animal and vegetable
life.
Adopting the postoffice telephone
area OF 600 square miles, this means
that the metropolis labored under a
weight of 5000 tons of this dreadful
compound before the wind was strong
enough to carry 1t to another part of
the country. The other part of the
country might De the Berkshire downs,
where Sir William Richmond has
sometimes seen solid bank of fog
creeping up from the east. There they
call 1t London dirt.
Another instance OF the destroying
power OF the London fog was supplied
~ ehC AhOCIihb VI lnt COdl OUnOk6
Abatement Society recently by Pro-
fessor Church, who exhibited an evil
looking object, two inches thick.
which had recently been Clipped off
the molding Of the gallery outside the
great dome OF st. Paul's. This deposit
covers most of the building where
water penetrates. and IL only contains
! per cent OF SCOT, the remainder COM
prising chemical products which are
most pernicious to Portland stone.
Professor Church also has a griev-
ance against the fog as the enemy of
oil paintings. SO great indeed is the
injury which SCOT and smoke do to art
as we'll as nature that 1t is rather sur
prising society has not been formed
for the promotion of fog.-London
Chronicle.
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TOLD ON MILWAUKEE,.
Social Process Of Getting Acquainted 4.
That City Illustrated.


Social Process Of Getting Acquainted q,
That City Illustrated.
The teacher OF an intermediate grade
IN n Milwaukee school the other day
was Showing on her pupils before a
number OF visitors.
The spelling class was on the floor
and one small, red-headed boy was
given the word Introduction"
He paused, twisted his lips, stared
and then. in faltering way, spelled 1t
correctly. and then seemed rather sur
prised that he had done It.
do you know what the word
means?" asked the teacher.
Mn"
what? You don't know what in
PRODUCTION means? Well, now, I'll ex-
plain IL 10 you. Does your mother ever
have callers?"
"Yes'm."
well, now, suppose that two women
came to call on your mother. Your
mother knows one OF the women, but
doesn't know the other. She has never
seen the woman and doesn't even know
her name. Now, how would she be-
come acquainted with this woman and
find out her manner"
Shed send me cut for q can Of
beer"
AS that was the correct answer, says
the New York Tribune, the teacher had
nothing further to say.
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Vienna, Jan. 27.-The announcement
that the heir presumptive to the Aus
TRAN throne, Archduke Franz Ferdi-
nand. will go to st. Petersburg Feb.
to present himself to the car In his
new capacity Of general OF Russian
cavalry, is much commented upon in
the light of the alleged weakening of
the triple alliance, which, 1t is sup
posed. led to the Prince Henry's APP
preaching visit to the United States.
and the idea of rappprochement be-
tween Russia and Austria as counter
demonstration to Germany's action.
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CHAPTER VII.
How the Duel Ended.


with his heart In his throat the Nc
Gregor, after discovering that the shot
proceeded from the pistol of the vet
eran traveller. flashed his eyes toward
Overton. Jack turned his face for a
second toward his friend-it was color
less from the intense nervous tension,
but over II had shot terrible grim
smile, such as could only be born Of
complete triumph-he knew the life OF
his hated rival was in his hands.
Livermore. OF course. had stood in
his tracks after his fiasco. His bronzed
feature gave no sign OF fear. though
naturally enough he had set his teeth
to meet the dread summons, as be-
came q man. He had had his chance
and Iost-the game was In Overton's
hands, and there could be no appeal
from the stern arbitrament of arms.
And Jack-a whirlwind of fancios
played riot in his mind and heart-the
man he hated with such bitterness
who had stolen away the girl whom he
had almost looked upon as his wife
forever and aye-this favorite OF for
tune was now in his power. and pres
sure OF the finger alone was needed to
end his career.
Fedora would th n be free and he
but, stop: suppose he killed Livermore.
Would that act bridge the abyss hs
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Bryan Violates Pos tai LAWS.

Washington, Jan. 27.-The postofflce
department has decided that William
Jennings Bryan violated the postal
laws when he placed the names of the
Democratic members OF congress on
the free list of his paper, the Common
er. Mr.. Bryan has been notified OF
this fact by the post Office department.
He will either have to stop sending
the Commoner to his Democratic
friends or else pay for their transmits
sion through the mails at second
class transient rates.
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Enormous expenditures, aggregating
5000, 100000. will be made by tine rail-
roads Of the United States during the
current year, If the plans announced
by the several companies are fulfilled.
This colossal total does not include
the millions usually charged up 10
operating expenses. but covers the
cost OF digging tunnels in New York
city and elsewhere, improving road
beds for thousands of miles with bal
last and 100000 tons of steel rails,
new bridges. cars. locomotives, etc.
The effect Of these plans upon the steel
industry has already been felt In n
renewal of activity in the mills, insur-
ing prosperous year alike for manu-
facturers and men.
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Notre Dame, Ind, Jan. 27.-Father
Morrissey's condition Is materially
changed. He rallied yesterday and is
gradually growing stronger DR.. Ber-
telling of South Bend gave out the
statement that the attack Of bronchitis
intervening Saturday should not or
dinarily interfere with the recovery
OF the patient IL further complications
do not SCI in. The patients pros.
poets are favorable for complete but
slow recovery.
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Railway Manager Dead.

Chicago, Jan. CIV. G. Nevin, gen.
eral manager of all lie lines of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
west of Albuquerque, died yesterday
morning at his home in Los Angeles
from creeping paralysis. ]. G. Wells
OF Los Angeles will succeed Mr.. Nevin
as general manager of the Santa Fe
system west OF Albuquerque, according
to an announcement made by Presi-
dent Ripley.
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Hon FRANKLIN Nurnhv was

Hon. Franklin Murphy was inaugu-
rated as governor OF New Jersey Tues
day.
Regarding standing army In the
Philippines. Gov. Taft Is reported to
have said: Fifteen thousand men
will be an ample force in the islands
before the close OF the year"
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Genera, Hobart Passes Away.

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 27.-General
Harrison c. Hobart, the last survivor
of the Wisconsin constitutional con-
vention and one OF the last survivors,
IL not the last OF the original five who
planned and made the famuos Ross
tunnel and by 1t escaped from Libby
prison, died in the hospital Of the
Northwestern Home for Disabled Vol
unteer Soldiers, aged 81 years.
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Hob.on can't Retire.

A naval retiring board has declined
to recommend the retirement of Capt.
Richmond p. Hohson. He himself APP
piled for retirement, complaining that
his eyes had suffered permanent injury
from heat and glare while he was at
Santiago and afterward in the drydock
at Hong Kong, where two vessels OF
the Spanish fleet sunk by Dewey, were
repaired. The board found that his
eyes were not permanently injured.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-30

One of the first effects Of the admis-
sion OF the Danish islands as terri
torial colonies is that an entire new
suite Of American officers must be sup
piled the new people. There must be
a governor. a secretary supreme
court and score more of minor off,
GERS. The president is already receiv-
ing applications.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-30

Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound cured me and made
me well, and that is why / gladly
write you this, and gladly thank you;
six bottles was all took, together
with your Pills. My headache and
backache and kidney trouble went,
never to return the burning sensation
/ had left altogether; my general
health was so improved / felt as young
and light and happy as at twenty"
Mrs. LOUISE GIBSON, 1918 Langley
Ave-, Chicago, Ill.-s5ooo forfeit II atOOs
testimonial is not genuine.
II you feel that there is anything at
all unusual or puzzling about your
case, or If you wish confidential advice
of the most experienced, write to Mrs
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, and you will
be advised free of charge. Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has cured and is curing thousands Of
cases of female trouble.
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REPRESENTATIVES, smith TOO Late.

1t has just been discovered that
through cable error an Associated
Press dispatch OF last week announced
that the death sentence upon Com
mandant Scheepers Of the Boer army
had been confirmed by Gen. Kitchner
and that he would be executed next
Saturday. The fact is hat he was
executed on last Saturday, Jan. Is,
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To Remove Tax.

Representative III. G. Smith has in
troduced bill to repeal the section Of
the war revenue law placing special
tax of $50 on banks of $4,000 and 81
extra for every additional thousand
dollar capital over $4,000. The Ma
tional Bank association has asked that
the tax be repealed. He has also intro
duced bill to remove the tax on
freight bills OF lading.
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M.,hodi.t, win Bald a Hospital.

Richmond. Ind, Jan. 27.-The Meth
odists of Indiana have undertaken the
erection of a large philanthropic hos
pital to be located at the state cpl
tai. The cost is to be 100000 and the
endowment 100000. The work OF
raising funds will be pushed over the
entire state. Work will begin on the
building as soon as $1,000 10 available.
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TIL. WIN Interest Mothers.

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for
Children, used by Mother Gray, a
nurse in Children's Home, New York,
Stomach Troubles and destroy worms.
At all druggists Csc. Sample FREE.
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KIDNEY TROUBLES.
Mrs. Louise N. Gibson Says
That This Fatal Disease Is
Easily Cured by Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Conn

"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM Il felt very
discouraged two years ago, had sui
fered so long with kidney troubles and
other complications, and had taken 50
much medicine without relief that
began to think there was no hope for
me. Life looked SO good to me, but
what is life without health? 1 wanted
70 be well.
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Bankers have refused to advance
Cuban planters more money, in view
OF the present outlook for the sugar
market.
The treaty WITH the United States
providing for the sale OF the Danish
West Indies is being signed at Wash
ngton this week.
The treaty OF cession OF the Danish
West Indies islands from Denmark TO
he United States was signed Mt the
tate department Friday by Secretary
lay and Constantine Brun. the Danish
Minister. The treaty will be submitted
the scuatc for ratification immedi-
ately
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-30

Germany Is now the best educated
-ation of Europe. yet only hundred
OF years ago GERMAN teach. In iaany
parts OF the countr-' were so poorly
patio that they used ~ sing In front OF
houses in order to add to their income
b odd pence.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN DETROIT
NuHHN xern

DETROIT OPERA House,. H. Sothern in "If
were King'-Eve. at 3; We'd Sat. Mat. at 2.
LYCEUM THEATER-"The Night 81 the Fourth"
-Matnees &c; Evenings l5c, CSC. soc and 75c.
WHITNEY GRAND "The Village Parson"-
Matinees lUc, l5c. and Pc; Eve l0c, zoe and SOC
Wonderland fte moons at 2 and Z, l0c l5c
and poe; Eve. at z: 30 and 9:l5, l0c, l5c and 25c
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-30

Huntington, w. Va, Jan. a.
George Rakes. local turfman, yes
terday fatally assaulted his wife with
an ak, carving her head and face to an
unacceptable mass. Her skull was
penetrated half dozen times. She
was attempting to leave on visit to
her parents when the husband at
tackled her. He escaped on freight
train.
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Woman Filipino General Captured.

Woman EiIipino GoneraI Captured.
Woman insurgent General AQueda
Kahabagan. who commanded force OF
500 men, has been captured by Ameri-
can troops in Laguna Province, Luzon.
She promised to induce her force to
surrender.
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THE MARKETS.

Detroit.-Cattle: Good steady at last
weeks prices; mixed butchers. 10 to 15c
lower; stockers and feeders about. steady;
mich cows. good kind. steady. common,
lower; average prices s25 TO $50. Hogs
Ma rket dull II to zoe lower than last
week buyers and sellers far apart, open
ing price. sSd6 05 closed steady at TO l0c
over than last week Sheep-Best
lambs. s. SOFAS Is; light to good mixed lots.
81 10M5 40: warnings, $4I4 30; fair to good
butchers. $3d3 rs; culls and common,
S2T3
Bufalo.-Cattle: Market quiet but
steady. Common to good. seas %; choice,
s. 50dS IS. Hogs-Best heavy, Sc SOFAS so;
mixed packers. Sc 40m6 30; pigs. IS SOFAS 65
roughs. 81 +yI5 10: stays. s404 so. Sheep
rops mixed. 81 15Gf4 so; handy wethers,
"a 6Oa4 Is; yearlings. "a SOFAS; culls to
GOOD s2d4 10; Canadas. dull; top lambs,
TmG II; culls to good. 50 75d5 80.
Chicago Good to prime, Sc 50D
%: poor TO medium. S4d6; stockers and
feeders. 81 25d4 Is: cows. 81 SOFA IS: heifers.
e :5G5 So; Gamers. sld2 25: bulls, 81 258
60; calves. 81 506t6 25: Texas fed steers.
s66 %. Hogs-MiXed and butchers. IS 30
nc i0 good to choice heavy. So 30G6 so;
rcugh heavy. s6d6 %; light s. 60d6 bulk
Il sales. s. 9Of6 So. Sheep-Good to choice
hers, "a Soq5~ western, sheep. 81 ESQ
a. native Ian, S.s, 50 2OdG 10: western
.ambs. sac
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New York. Jan. 27.-The factory of
the Barrett Manufacturing company,
at shadyside. N. j.. opposite this city,
was burned Saturday. The loss war
estimated III $4,000.
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Produce

Futtrr-Creameries. extras 23a24c;
rsts. 21G22c; fancy selected dairy, l6Q
&C.; packing stock, Haze; common. 800
&c.
Chcesc--Choice state. October. 1lhq1sc
Der 10.
Honey--No I white 15d16c; light amber,
@Nl3ci dark amber. l0qllc; extracted, GO
&c per ID.
Onions Michigan, 81 256il 50 per bu;
'paniSh 81 IS per bu crate.
EggS-Candled fresh receipts, 25M26c f;
forage eggs POI. PIC per doZ.
EVaporatcd apples--9c per lib: sun-dried.
Y &c per IL.
Hay-Prices on baled hay new, are as
CLOVIS: No l timothy 81 so: No 2,
10 so: clover. mixed. 80 J0al0 90; rye
straw, s6 so wheat and oat straw, IS so
per ton I'm car lots. o b Detroit.
IIides-No green. 6lac; No 2 green, 5kc;
q | cured, 7Ac: No cured. exc No
air green. lie: No calf green, 9i2c; No
! calf cured. lie: No 2 calf cured, 9IRc;
30 | kip green. Sc; No kip green 6Ikc;
20 l kip cured Sc; No kip cured, 6,kc:
orse hides. 81 rs; sheep pelts. as to WOOL
seeCt$1.
Poultry Live hens. TIC: old ROSTERS,
e. springs. sNSkc young ducks. 9m10c;
Young turkeys. l0Ul1c; geese SMSl2c per
b. Dressed fowl DC; chickens. 9d9ihc;
ducks llml2c; geese. lel.lic; turkeys. 40
i3c per Id.
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CURES CARTARRH.

ALMOND SNUFF clears the head of
foul mucus. Heals the ulcers of the
head and throat Sweetens the breath,
and restores the senses of taste, smell
and hearing. Sold at all drug stores, or
will be sent by mail on receipt of 20
cents. Stamps taken.
Henry. johnson d Lord, Props, Burlington. "
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Grain. Etc.

Detroit.-Wheat: No. l white 90c; No.
ed. SSc; No 3 red. SIC; mixed winter,
sSc by sample. car at SIC per bu. Corn
% 3 mixed soc; No. yellow 61Zc.
Oats-No. 2 white, 4SI9c; No 3 do, 4711c;
~ iCcted. l car AT &c per blu,
Cr'na~C w heat. No. 3, 74d7iIkc: No.
, red, S3igNSiiac Oats--No. q 45d45A; No.
. white. 43uiiihc. Corn No. mixed,
~ g. 40 3 yellow 62a4c.
New York. Wheat: No. 2 red. 7Ssc o
y afolt: No 2 red. S97sc elevator; No l
1o~'hcrn Duluth. s6ikc b afioat: No /
ard Manitoba, Sslsc q b afioat Corn
81 ., 67Ssc elevator and 677sc o anoat.
)uts-No 2. soc: No 3 49c: No white,
9@Feiac; No 3 white 5libm52c; track
mixed western, zoe: track white. 5ld57c.
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cOndlllOn OF Inc Iafmer IN WesUeru CaIIaus
Province OF Manitoba and districts OF ASST
boia. Saskatchewan and Alberta. Thousan
OF Americans are now settled there Redus
rates on all railways for homeseekers and s
tiers. New districts are being opened up n
Canada sent free to all applicants. r. Ped
Supt OF immigration, Ottawa, Canada,
]. Grieve, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, M. v. Mcfnn
No. Avenue Theatre Block, Detroit, MI
g. A. Laurier, Marquette, Mich, III. w. Willia
POT Splitter Bldg, Toledo, Ohio, or jose
Young, 5lM State St., East Columbus. Oh
Canadian Government Agents.