Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 January 1888 — Page 7
SRTT GOODS.
Extra Bargains.
Ik-esses,
Trimmings,
Fliiunels,
Ciirpets,
Cloaks,
Muslius. etc.
Bell & Chumapero, TRADE PALACE,
Crawfordsville Indiana
THE JOURNAL'
SATURDAY| ANUAR 28, 1888.
Kor the Journal. MY VOW.
rhl« day done, 110 victory won, To me the fact Is mul, For all book hath undertook
To write for good or bad. Whatever abides the moment* Kllde And make their Impress deep For weal orwoe. Weall shall know
Who lest the vigils keep.
We cannot climb to helnhts Divine, Break the high seal and read The will of fHte, to mj*n remte,
Who fail or bestsucceod. We may admire— yea,may aspire— Hut can no farther lly Than nolle* grace can claim a place-
Each wlug should know itn sky.
If I'm not blest to crown the crest, Of mountains clad in snow ilear me now while I mnkoiny vow:
I'll seek the dale below. It wo»'t contain so ntnch of fame Hut this we all should know, That men of worth the best of earth
Come from thedale below.
I rather pray for the better day, That'll coming by and hyt Ere life Is spent I'll pitch my tent
HeneAlh a sunnier sky. W*oiten nigh for things close by And weeji when they are gone To thus complain through hill and main,
From one eve till early morn.
Li.vmt*, Jan. '22,1888.
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OUAKTKKI.Y CONVENTION.
The Third Quarterly Union Sunday K.hool Convention of Montgomery County. The third quarterly convention of the Montgomery County Sunday School Union will be held In the M. E. church at Kirkpatrick, on riiurxdav, Feb. it, beginning at 9 a. m. The Ii lends of the Sundav Schools throughout the countv are urged to be present. Let every township, and It possible, every Sunday School In the county be represented. We want to know how many schools there are in the county, how many continued throughout the year, the enrollment and average attendance of each, and other matters ol interest, so that our countv can take her proper place in the annual report ot the State work, a thing she has not done vet. I Superintendents are urged to give this matter their attention, and see that two persons at least from each Sunday School who will go, are appointed to attend this convertion. The Vice I'resident* arc es--pecially requested lo be there ami report. Beluw is appended a list of the Vice Presidents: Coal Creek, A. D. Thomas Wavne, Eli Myers Ripley, Win. Yount Brown George Seybuld Scott, T. S. Ashbv: Clark A. M. Sctilt Madison, T. C. Shanklin Sugar Creek, Garrett Snyder Franklin, J. A. Mount Walnut, W,. A. Dice Union, J, It. Brvant.
W. I?, 11 Kit oil, Pres.
T, N. yLits, Sec.
Literary Entertainment.
I hi young people of Potato ("ruck iM' tliodint church have arranged to give an lit at the church Saturday eve 1'eli. 4. The following programme has been prcpnreir
OpiMilng Song ami I'rnyer followed by No ilili. hpworth Hymnal. Di'eluiniiltons—our Mission.' l-'lorenee Harper. 1 he .Miinmirluic of a .Shell." Alice took. --tVorits, Dulsy Irons.
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Select lteudiui —1"Needles and IMns." Didl Crumni. Deelauiiitliins—"MiHt Hoy,".MInlnIjunpklli.
Hie llrlght Sldi.. tllcUook.
SONfl.
fM'leet Keatllng—"The Object of I.lfe." Ola Martin. -A Higher Ideal.'' Maggie Magnlre Ilt'cliiliuttioiis --'-l in* Manly Mall." lialsy Miir*h. A l'Meiul. i'.iniiia Ciuiiini.
SONU.
Deelainatlons "111" Homiest Mother" Claude Miyder. Lssa—An- the doling People of lodav Availing IJiciuselvcs of the Kdu('atlo:ial Privileges at their Disposal." lnat'oriis.
SOXfr.
Di-elamatioiis—--1 he Dew Drop Inn." lune Irons. -Hie loor Mans- Sheaf," llennle ruddock. "A Little Uentlemaii." Karl Martin.
Kswiy--How I nn the Yuunu People Help the Church to tat More Aggressive Against bin," I.. W. Little.
Chllilren hong, "Army of the I.ord." Doxoaigy Mild Ueliedlcllon-
Au Old etM-aii.
RanYilU'Gominci'rinl: S.iinui-I l'lllon ol Company i. 3-uh regluii.nt, I.Iii.oih volunteers, was tlulv mustered into Kenesaw Post. No. 77 It last night. Comrade Pillow is scventvli\e yt.irsokl .mil has lieen a resKlent ol ei million countv tortv-fivc vears lie lost a son, who was a member of his regiment at Munreesboro, lenn, lbtiy, at the age of eighteen vears.
In allay pains, subdue Intlnniniatlon, hp'i foul sores anil ulcers, the most prompt and witlsfactor.v results nr olitalned liy that old reliable remedy. Dr.
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II. McUmliiir
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-dcanJc Oil I.li-.imenl. sold by Nye,v Co
SUBURBAN.
11 KENT IXIINti AND IIAl'I'KNI NGS INAU, I'AIITS Or TIIK COL'NTY.
IHtnof Facta nnl Ronnlp Gathered by the Journal CurrenpoiulirutH—What Our Homo l't!Oplv nre Doluff.
KIN I.I:Y'S II A I-KI..
Sinking school closed hero Saturday nuiKTrustee Larrick visited our school lust week.
Mrs. Phoebe Mooro is ver.v poorly at this writing. Jack Sutton spent Sunday with Grundpa Hutchin^s.
Sherman Trout is visiting in the vicinitv of Tudmoor. Hannibal Trout put upa lar«o amount of ico lust wtiok.
Carrie Shaver spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Cap. Huff will Kn to Veedersburif ou business this week.
W. J. Rhodes is busily engaged in marketing his wheat. Will Coaltrain and Harvey Pickuring are dealing in horses.
The show ut Morris school house Friday night was a success. Cora Kshelinan spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
Emmet Henderson called on Peter Eshelniun Saturday night. Simeon McDoll, one of our old ex-soldiers, is very poorly ut this writing.
A. S. Amerman has returned home after along visit with his parent in Ohio. Albert Sutton is laid up with a lame leg, all from the effects of a game of shinny.
C. Craig has moved into the house on II. Trout's farm, formerly occupied by him. U. E. Elmore and family visited Vesper Lawrence and 1'ur.ipkin Kidge last Sunday.
The leveling night of the literary has been changed from 'j'liursduy to Wednesday.
Cap. A. H. Caster, our champion wing snot, is tuking in all the rabbits in this section.
T. W. Sutton and family visited their son Kinmet last Sunday in the vicinity of Garlleld.
Frank Eiston, of Linden, spent a few days here last week visiting his old friend, Prof. W. E. Slavuns.
A very interesting discussion took place on last Thursday night between T. W. Sutton and S. A. Trout, the affirmative, and 'Squire Martin and A. Elmore, the negative, in which the former came out victorious.
MACK
Jim Williams was on the sick li«t this week. Jake Martin's auction closed on Saturday night.
The party at Emmet Diee'3 was a grand success. Ward Walkup contemplates building barn in the Spring.
Protracted meeting at Kingsley's closed on last Tuesday night. Sam Thompson started to Louisville, Ky., last week to visit bis sister.
John Fletcher and Henry Cliadwick made a visit to Hufselville the last part of the week.
The meeting at the Chapel closed a fewnights ago with seven accessions to the church.
Mrs. Mary Porter died at. her residence east of hero, on Tuesday night last, of lune fever. She was sick only a few days. The funeral services were conducted by Kev. S. S. Aikman at Union church on last Friday morning. The deceased was a member of the Union Presbyterian church. She leaves four children to mourn her loss. Her sor.-in-law und daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henton Carrington, arrived from Iowa Thursday.
A few days ago a uuinber of the friends and relatives of J. H. Fletcher gathered at his home, about a mile north of here, for the purpose of giving him a surprise, as it was his twenty-fifth birthday. He had started to this place in the morning and ou returning about dinner time found the house full of smiling laces and a long table loaded with good things to eat. Cliarlev and Tom Fletcher, Will Luster and Mrs. Lillie Dice furnished music for the occasion. In the evening a few young fo'ks of the neighborhood gathered there aud etijoved a social time.
AI.A.MO.
lJeer, Hanna Co. smarted their new mill last Tuesday. J. P. Wert .Si Co. have stored away about fifty tons of ice.
N. W. Myers has a new visitor at his house it is a boy. William Ftillenwider has bought the property that formerly belongeu to Marv lloss.
Our sportsmen had a rabbit liunt last week. Twenty-four men killed 21'J rabbits, two squirrels and three owls.
Clint Grimes lias organized and is teaching a brass band at Morgau station. Our band boys visited them last Monday night.
John I-Iigpins has sold his blacksmith tools toG. W. Campbell. T. G. Collins, ©ur new blacksmith, is getting his share of the trade. can still hear talk about the A. Jfc M. railroad, and it,is reported that the people of Ripley township will vote a subsidy for the ihid, if it will come near enouuli to milk** Alamo a station.
Mrs. Mali Sparks died last Monday. Kev. Lwing, of Crawfordsville. preached the funeral sermon on Tuesday. The remains were interred in the Alamo cemetery. Mis. Sparks leaves a large number of refatives ami friends to mouru her departure.
Ml ANNOSIIAI.i:.
The Franklin lowi.snn. Institute met ht-iii last Sattiida.v. The programme for the forenoon was of a miscellaneous nature. In the afternoon an excellent programme was i-ai rii-d out. I he following programme was made out for the next Institute, which ill hi In 111 at 1 Mi 1 ingtou Feb. IS: A paper Miss Lizzie Shannon Talk on the Infinite orb. M. l'oust: i„n.i .Mft.tion. P. J«\ Elston writing. S. N. Van. lea. e, select reading. Miss 11 it ii ah Weisi.cr microscopic anatomy. Dr. Hillis declamation. Miss Jessie Swift science cf teaching. H. D. aiicleave dialogue. Misses Alice Kaslnier and LUa Cline leading. Miss Jennie Kersey: declamation. Miss Alice Johnson discussion of the question, resolved, that there was hettert.eneralship ill the Union army Hum in the Confederate. Anirmative, F. 1. Maxwell and W. E. Nluvens negative, George Welt.v aud A al Kiggins.
KOl'N llll.l..
The protracted ineetingat New Richmond closed last Monday night with 12 accessions. Hrother Loilcr through mistake, on Sunday before last announced quarterly meeting at this place, for last Sunday.
Miss Minta Goben will declaim the Polish lla.v at the Joint Teacher's Institute at hitlock on Saturday, Feb. 1.
I wo sled loads of youngsters went to Darlington last Saturday as witnesses on the trial of the Stateof Indiana vs. Alfred Tavlor.
There, was a meeting at the school house on I hursdny night of last week for the pur pose of electing a janitor for tho ensuing .year, and Hennett got the. imsitiou.
OAKLAND.
Heckle Smith is cutting wood.
Sunday 'os''11"ne i'oung colt last
Joe Ousley says he walked eight miles in 4 minutes and got in 15 minutes ahead of tune.
Wm. Dunkle is still scheni manufacturers about taking his new planter to victory.
Harve Cochran is having about $800 worth of tiling done. Ike Wliitceotlon and Charley Eiston are doing the work.
Daniel Webster Talbot will break up his camp in this vicinity next month nud pitch his tent over on Black Creek, northwest of Crawlordsville. ». W. Tabot has the manhood to confess up. that while trying to get his picture taken at your city recently, two negatives were spoiled and one broken.
Sylvester Morris and wife attended literar.v at Kouud Hill last Friday evening and 8j)oak in hiKh terms of the good work. Old and yountf are interested und that Is what tnukes it profitable. It meets every Friday evenmpr.
Dr. K. 1\ Washburn, in whose misfortune some rejoiced, is now puyin* off his liabilities 111 away that even surprises his bonds* men as well as his enemies. Walter Mo Hee lost a line $150 horse last week and Dr. asnburn unsolicited oume and cave him a fiso horse as part of what W. Z. Mclico HUHtuiijed as bondsman. He has done so with all or most all of his other bondsmen, paying it off just as fast as he makes it, and such prompt disehargeof duty will belphim make it faster too. Will all other defaulters ni the county do like wise*
The Teachers Joint Institute at Fairview last Saturday was successful in every way. lhere was a good attendance of teachers, patrons and visitors. An animated discussion grew out of number work as presented by Miss Coyner. The tlrube method was vigorously discussed but was finally settled th.it numbers can be taught best to the youiitf by the use of objects. Considerable discussion sprung also from "Teacher's duty to one another," presented by M. J. Hose. Will Holland made a vigorous speech bringing out the fact that teacher's right to sustain each others in work and character, which many fail to do. You should not strive to down a teacher who has been and is doing good work, simply to further your own selfish ends. That they ought to espouse each others' cause as do doctors, lawyers, ministers and editors, not dispar* age or ignore the work doue by your predecessor and there by do him severe damage among patrons and pupils. Key. E. U. Johnson followed and emphasized the above senlim /nt, and adding that he had taught school 15 years and was in every way in sympathy with the teachers and had an utter contempt for a teacher that tried to down a brother teacher, who merited suc°uSS' stated that as long as they do fail to be a unit in their organization they would have to work for the low wages they now receive. They do not get near enough to pay them to cducate themselves for the profession in a professional seuse and have enough to live 011. They should unanimously demand a better retnuneration. Hut trustees will not pay £-.50 or per day as long as hangers on will teacher for a $1.50 and offer, us Dr. Herryman, says, a premium for a school, rhat is why the best teachers go into other business. After the discussion was closed a vote of thanks was given by the teachers to the patrons and friends of education for thj: interest they manifested in coming out and for the sumptuous dinner they had provided. We think it was a day profitably spent. The next will be the third Saturday 111 fcebmary at Potato Creek. So we expect a good institute there, for the patrons always turn out there liberally. The teachers are working for them. They should know something about their plans, methods and ability to work.
POTATO
CHEEK.""''
Folks have generally secured a good supply of ice. Silas Peterson visited children at Waveland Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Petersou returned from Indiauapolis Monday. John Peterson has bought 125 acres of land of Julia A., John 13. and Win. A. Irons.
Got a brand new Republican postmaster at Kirkpatrick and he auswers to the name of L. L. Browu. blmer Irons is improving and now prom ises to recover, but the wife of Jacob Marts does not improve very fast.
The good people of the Methodist faith, through their pastor, have commissioned James 12. Cave, Jr., to exhort.
Sugar Creek and Madison Townships Teachers'Institute at Pairview on Saturday last had a real good time.
Key. E. R. Johnson for ten davs has been holding a meeting at the church. The brethren have just begun to warm up.
Had a little, just a wee bit of postoffice war at B., and Davis, the postmaster, fired the Republican deputy and appointed a Democrat and all Is lovely now.
The next joint Sugar Creek and Madison townships Institute is to be held at this place February IS. The people and patrons will care for teachers, officers and visitors^ so let there he a grand turnout.
SMOKY ill I.I.N.
Leap Year parties are the «o. Jimmie McCall has returned homo. T. Stockton has been on the sirk list Amos Whitecotton offers his farm for sale.
Joseph Olislev will move north of Lindeu I in March. The school at Oakland is progressing fine with Mr. H. ,\1. Hurler as teacher.
This v««mity was well represented at the protracted meetings at Linden last week. We understand that Charlie ttlston will run Aunt S illie McCall's farm next summer.
Our friend Linden, itemi/er of the Star remarked in his last week's items that the two old parties were huntof some good material for a township trustee This is a line idea. Commence in time and hunt up a good man regardless of parties and vote for the man if he is a good honorable, honest and straight man who will work for the township, and can give a good bond. We have a stick in view which we think to be of 1 he best quality and will suit all acquainted with it. He is of a goixi straight, moral, sober charaeteran 1 '-in zive a large bond. He is no graduate but is well qualified foM.he ofilce and would make a good race as well as a trustee, his uiuno is Wallace Cochran.
i.iM)i:x.
One of our farmers will move to town in the spring. Bales had business before the court at Williamsport last week.
J. C. Holmes, of Indianapolis, traveling salesman, was here this week. The Sunday school at the Christian church is managed by J. W. Dudley.
Last Sunday night the temperance society met and will meet every Sunday night when meeting or singing does not interfere.
Every old soldier that likes to read tales of the late war should subscribeat. once for the JontXAi,. J. S. Bennett is still acting us agent.
For some reason W. Dmllev the superintendent of the school .ttho Christian church did not put in an appearance ou last Sunday, but the assistant. Will Holland acted in his place.
KIN SM:Y«S
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chapkk.
Mrs. Eva Kimler is convalescent. Mrs. Martha Mulchings is bed-fast. The spelling miOeii at Tiger Valley
lail draW fr 0Ur ne hbor
C. A. Elmore has entered college here. Our singing class closed last Saturday. Literary meets on Weduesday night now. Yuje°
Hur
tis attending school at Dan-
lind famUy vi
and wife Sunday. C?1
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"tedE. -J. Sutton
^l4Wfcnec has again started around
with Ins huckster wagons. Spencer Lee. of Crawfordsville, passed tnr(,uBh here Saturday night.
nkwkoss.
Mr. Joe is slowily improving. John Bell is 011 the sick list this week. .»rant Smith has the penumonia lever. day51"*
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county superintendent,
Msited the school Tuesday. John Hronaugh and Wm. Mclntyre were at Crawfordsrille Tuesday.
C. Walkup has purchased a saw mill day" lie moved to that place Mon-
sontf
books have arrived for the
Ghristiun S. S. and will be used Sunday afternoon. liev. J. M. Stafford is conducting a series of meetings at the M. E. church. One addition to date. .1. S. McCallum, pastor of the Christian churcn at this place, will also labor at Jamestown this year.
J. S. Davis is now laboring for the Baldwin Music Company. He sells the world renowned Estey organ.
Henry Howard Post, G. A. 11. will install their ofllcers, elected for the conili. year j'au •VepUlar mcetiug Saturday evening,
Prof. J. H. Evans will conduct his fourth annual normal hero this spring, commencing April
li.
all persons wishing to at-
teud school come and be benefited. understand that Ladoga is booming since the Midland railway has reached thai place. Some of the ites of the town have reported that New Ross has played out, but tvc Kve them to understand that wo drajv trade from that place, and another advantage in our favor is that we arc near Boone where they mean business.
WI1ITKSVILI-K.
Grant Wurd is very busy hauling logs to the mill. Horn to Mrs. Chas. Williams, a sou on the 20th inst.
Rev. Fo6her will preach at Univ?rsalist church Sunday. Several of Joliu Hank's family are still sick with scarlet fever.
Miss Ivate Wren, of Indianapolis, attended the funeral of Mrs. Wren. Mrs. Abbie Gregory, Garden City. Kansas, is here visiting relatives.
Will Davidson and sister visited Wesley friends last Suturday night. John Smith, our postmaster has been unable to attend the ofticc this week.
Misses Mollie and Saliie Harney, of Ladoga, were guests of J. N. Davidson and family over Suuday.
Two parties of young people have visited R. A. Joues aud wile siuce tho snow fell. It's a good place to go.
Jos. L. Davis, principal of our school has been quite sick for a week and there has been no school in consequence.
A large party from here went to Frank EfTerson's at Ladoga in a bob-sled Wednesday evening and had an enjoyable time.
J.N. Davidson attended the annual meeting of the Wool Growers, Pet Stock and Poultry Show at ludiauapolis this week.
John Himes was married to Miss Lizzie Frame, of Ladoga, last Sunday eveuing and he will move back to his farm. Wm. McMulIen, who occupied the house, goes to the Maugers farm.
Isabel. wifeofThos. Wren, died on the 21st inst, after a lingering and painful illness. She was tweuty-three years old and leaves three children and a husband. The funeral services were conducted at Christian church by Elder Ridge. Interment at Kin ley Chanel.
GIUCKNAVOOIJ.
Health is good. The roads ure lu a better condition then they were last week.
John M. Hrown and family visited at .Toe MarUey's last Tuesday. Walt Reddenbaugh is wintering his father-in-law this winter.
Mrs. Margaret Linn gave the folks a party one night last week. S. F. Lytic is haulinc wood to the grist mill at New Ross this week.
A. 13. Sparks had ijui'e a force of teams hauling his barn timbers. Alva Walters is the "boss'' log hauler of this part of the country.
Wm. T. Linn has sold his interest in the home farm to Win. A. Linn. Newton Hays is I'ving with his son-in-law. W. il. Hrown, this Winter.
Hilly Handle goes to school in the day time aud to New Ross at night. Eddie Linn has been exercising his uncle's young horses and mules this week.
The farmers took advantage of the good roads this week to do their hauling. George W. Reddenb.iui.rh gave the youngsters of the neighborhood a party Wednesday night.
Miss Emma Campbell, after visiting at Wm. Jones's for two months returned to her home Hoone county last Saturdaw
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John Fletcher has returned from Illinois. Preaching to morrow by Rev. John Stafford.
J. C. Martin visited Greeneastlc this week. F. I). Hob*on spent Sunday with Uncle Jerry.
Harry Thompson si ill sick list.
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mother, of Waynetown, is
visiting him. J. E. Morrison has been on the sick list for a few days. tour of Crawfordsville's officers were in town Monday eveuing.
Mrs. Wm. Walters and her mother are vtry sick at this writing. Two of Isaac
Sperrj's children have been
very sick with scarietina.
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remains on the
John Vanan^dall was in the city Tuesday after coal for John Kelley and broke his sled down.
Dr. C. C. Pcterman now occupies the store room formerly owned by J. C. Martin where he keeps on hand a full line of goods.
Joseph Linn, who was lately burned out will occupy the High Hrinton property until he can rebuild.
The following program is the one arranged for the next. Teacher's Institute of Walnut township held at New Ross. Feb. 11, IN^S:
Primary nmnhi-r work," H. Walkup* "Atmtonryofihr Circulaiorv Organs," ki more llohson ••Swift." Kauny W liite "Johnson." Mary Millet: "Mind and HmlvtM John Miller
Ringing Noises
in the (Nils, sometime* a roaring, buz/.lng sound, are eaused by eutarih, that exceeding ly disagreeable and very common disease I^ossot smell or hearing also result rroiu catarrh. Hooj\SaraparJllu,t ureat blood purifier, Is a preuMnily successful remody Jor mis lis"rs«-, nich it eureshy purifying tiiehlool. solid' Mom nitnrnih, iry Hood's Sarsapanlla, I lie peculiar medicine.
NAMES OK OWNERS.
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Sarah Hanvood
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Renews Her Youth.
Mrs. Pheobe Chesley, Peterson, Clay county, Iowa, tellK the following n-markabie story, the truth of which Is vouched for hy the residents of the town: am": yenrs old. have been troubN with kldueyeomplalut and lameness for manv ve«rs could not dress myself without help. Now I am free from ft 11 pain and soreness.and ant able t«» do all my own housrworx. 1 owe my thanks to Kleetiic Hitters for having renewed mv yontlMind renntved eoiupietelv all disease's and pains. Iry a bottle, "A» rents uud Si at
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the day and dat above written. JOHN K. T. iv. HONNMjL,
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WII/LIAM II. WKBSTEU,
Clerk of the lly of (. rawfordsville. Indiana
An Excellent Map.
Among iht I.itcst txhibittons ot what it is possible to accomplish bv the engraver's art a large |ocket map just issued bv the St. Paul, Minneapolis \r Mariloba Railw.iv, showmj* llic nortliwesterii rminlrv 1 t-lut-vn Chicago and the 1'acilk Ocean 111 rli tail. "A copy will be nnilecl (ree to am •ulilres'. npin application to C, H. Wjiii-i,, tjun. Pass. Agent, ."St. l'au' Minn. Ask for map II.