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LORD'S PROCLAMATION
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Annual
Ordinance.
Thanksgiving
a. "Knocks Out Ail Others."
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and High
has injured 5
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The Large Piece
Grade of " Battle Ax "
ft e sale of other brands of higher
onces ana smaller pieces. JLon l a
prices ana smaner pieces.
allow the dealer to impose on you
by saying they are "just as good"
as "Battle Ax," for he is anxious
to work off his unsalable stock
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Daily Capital Journal.
BY HOFBR BROTHERS,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, 1890.
OUR BALLOT LAW.
The Ashland McKinley club has be
gun u movement to secure a registry
law. It is advocated by the Oregon
ian and is no doubt u step that should
be taken, If we are to have any pro
tection whatever against repeating.
As Oregon seems to be the only state
where a voter can cast his ballot out
side of the precinct where he lives,
a registration law would stop that
Traud at least, but become a means of
perpetrating new fraud's.
The amendment by the legislature
before tho last, allowing a sample bal
lot, was a step In tho direction of
fraud. The amendment by tho last
legislature, to group candidates
by party Instead of alphabetically,
was a step In the Intcrost of the dom
inant party. The ballot laws are
framed In tho interest of tho corrup
tlonlsts, not of tho honest voter and
tho result cannot bo good government.
STATF. NItWS
$ . i fts '"
: 1?H' $fos liny Croaiuori Joiiiuuv
l.6700'Mirtli!ir butter and ohee'
on the wicck A i go.
The Cubcudu looks worked perfectly
last Saturday, passing the boats
through In fifteen' minutes.
Lane county warrants have all been
called In up to March 23, I8SW. There
are now about 1-150 warrants oustaiul
Ing. About :i dozen wagon loads of hogs
from the Mayvllle country were de'
day. the 2(lth nay of November, ISiHJ, llvered at Arllngti n Friday for ship,
as Thanksgiving Day. On that day, went.
I recommend that the peoplenbstuin, ' Tim grand jury of Harney county
as far as practicable, from the occu- hasrcpoitod that the amount of ex
put luns of eveiy-day life, and that Sheriffs Gitllngs' shortage is more
they assemble in their Usual placc3 of t,liii $-1,000.
worship and offer praise arid thanks- ( Morrow C0IIIlty.8 warrants will
giving to God for the peace and pros- llcreafter bcar upon Ulcr face a plio
pcrity bestowed upon us, for the f m ,.,. , rTm, , Tj. xinimw.
For the manKH lesings vouch
safed to us durini! the past year, it is
lilting (hat we. as n groat Till people,
should make due, acknowledgements
to AlmlghlOnd. In recognition of
this (iutyand lif conformity witlf a
time-honored custom and in accord
ance with tlio proclamation of the
president nf the I'nitod Stales, I, Win.
i Lord, governor of the state of Ore
gon, do designate and sot apart Thurs
health and happiness with which lie
has blessed us, and for our freedom
"the father of the county.'
from pestilence and calamities. Let' u-" '"" ' "7
us also devote the day to the enjoy- , b(,nre "n lfh e"rt block, Jn
ment of hospitality and the strength- :lul ' ln Wednesday and cele
cning or family ties; to relieving the brated Co(,utllc City's success,
wants of the needy and distressed; Mrs. J Guy, an almond-eyed dam
the doing of charitable deeds; to in- sol of Astoria, swallowed some car
splrlng sentiments of loyalty to our bollc acid. She was resuscitated by
country and respect for Its laws the prompt aid of a stomach pump,
and the maintenance of public order;' A sixteen foot plank mad Is to be
to cultivating a just regard for the built from Flavel to the ocean beach
rights and opinions of others, and In- at once. Engineers will Immediately
culcating a sense of duty that will go over tlie ground and stake out the
lead us to fulfill, as far as lies In our line.
power, our obligations as citizens and
individuals.
Done at the capitol, in Salem, Ore
gon, tills ninth day of Novcmbor, in
the year of oilr Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-six.
Wm. P. Lord,
Governor.
By the governor:
H. R. Kincaid,
Secretary of State
Attorney General Idleman has taken
umbrage at an error of The Journal
to the effect that In making up the
type In tho social columns ho was
made to appear as the guest of a Sa
lem family whero he was not visiting.
It is not where General Idleman visits
that The Journal cares about. Its
criticism rests purely upon the ground
that while he draws a fat salary from
tho people ho has uniformly bobbed
up against tho pcoplo whenever their
interests were at stake.
" The eath' "of M "FIT Yanderbiit,
widow of the late Wm. II. Vander
bllt, which took place Novcmbor 0,
did not attract as much .attention as
it would but for the excitement of tho
election. Sho was apparently In good
health In tho morning.
A registration law emanating from
tho saino sources whence sprung tlio
Oregou'ballotiHndmriutafy-Jaw.mlght
,',wellfbc?regatdod'VfttlV'au8piolonj-ii
Tho law requiring that tho voting
booth Bhtrulir be Mlftylfceffr6m the
crowd was observed In but few places
this election. A i JSTSf JT
iobprer' atid'fffrmer ticidsTil
tho"
make them tiplx while they s
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SENTENCED TWO YEARS, g
Another One of The Fair Sex Sentenced.
Mrs. Ellen Johnson, who was con
victed on Saturday on the third trial
for stealing clothing and groceries
from ressdences on Portland-Heights
was sentenced to two years in the pen
Itcntltaryi this morning by Judge
Stevens. When asked if she had any
thing to say, she replied In a tremb
ling voice that she had not, expect to
ask leniency as she was not guilty of
the crimes charged to her. She took
the -sentence rather coolly and made
no demonstration in the court room.
A new trial will not be asked nor an
appeal taken, as the matter has been
sifted through three trials. People
on thellcights hud been loosing things
for a long time, and the thefts were
traced to tho Johnson resideuco in
the neicrhboihood. A ham bone lost
by one party and found in Mrs. John
son's pantry, which sho could not ac
count for together -with a lawyer's
wardrobe, were among tho principle
evidence against her.
Search Giyen-Up.
The Times Bays that Mr. A. II.
Krocschel was in that city to confer
with tho sheriff. He reported no trace
at all of tho robbers, who have un
doubtedly made n successful escape.
That paper says:
Some people took tho view that
Kroeschel'8 story was a fake and that
ho had not been robbed, but Sheriff
Rlckard takes a different view of the
matter, Eighty yards from the spot
whero Kroschcl declares the robbery
to have taken place, tho morocco
pocket book in which he carried tho
gold was found, and leading to the
Bpot tracks that tallied exactly with
description given of tlio size of those
robbers were discovered. On tho dila
pidated rail fence, whero Krocschel
says the men were sitting as ho ap
proached, shavings wero found
where the men naa wnitticu as
they waited for their victim. All of
which corroborates tho story of tho
robbery as Krocschel told It shortly
flftor it happened, both to tho Times
man and the sheriff.
Tho English government la-npend-fc
lllg 51-,1W Oil CAIIUIIIIHJIII.O' VlVtl Utt
loons for military purposes,
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Uft M SOLD BVURVmiERB f 1
Live Crook County Aflmr.
John F. Circles informs us that on
the 24th of last month as his band of
sheep were on Alder Creek on the
South Fork of the John Day, 13
masked men on horseback armed with
nlstols and Winchesters rode un to
his herder, Loyd Chenoweth, and-told
him to drop his gun, which he did.
They then told hi m to throw up his
hands and instead of doing so he
grabbed his Winchester and sprang
behind a tree and opened fire on the
masked men who 'immediately left,
not however until they had llred 20 or
30 shots. The herder shot 14 shots
and thinks he hit two men. Mr. Cir
cle states he was an eye witness to
this affair being about J mile away.
It Is estimated by those In a posir
tion to be fairly accurate, that 40,009
head of cattle from the Harney coun
try have been shipped from Ontario
this season.
Pendleton will hold Its city elec
tion the first Monday in l)cccmbert
A mayor, city treasurer, city marshal,
city recorder and two councllmen are
to bo elected.
The placer mining season Is rapidly
drawing to a close. The output in
Eastern Oregon has exceeded all ex
pectations, and indications point to
an increased output next season.
The contract for the keep of Lane
county paupers has been awarded to
Dr. B. F. Russell, of Thurston, the
present incumbent, for $3 a week.
The stage line from Eugene to the
upper McKenzie has been discon
tinued and hereafter the mail will
be carried on horseback from Spring
field to Foley Springs.
The Union county jail has odly two
occupants Kelsay Porter, convicted
of murder In the first degree, but wait
ing an appeal to the supreme court,
and Gingles, serving a sentence for
passing counterfeit money.
Weather Observer John Butter,
I worth, at Detroit, on the North San
tlam reports that tlie recent nun
The next day Mr. Circle states they storm in that vicinity was the most
lirorl Into t?tpA Kmlt.li's Rhnnn nnrl ' severe since lie has been weather ob-
killed about 100 head. Review. sirver.
The Southern Oregon Company is
. c . n offering a rcwaid of $300 for the cou-
h ' victlon and arrest of the parties who
wunam . unus ami jbinma .i. assaulted SuperintcndentSlmonds at,
Gamble, of Echo.wcre married in tills the Parkersbiug cannery, in Coos
city Wednesday. A frleud of Mr. and county.
Mrs. Fritts states that this wedding i Arthur Daly.of Marshiield.run away
was the fulfillment of an agreement fro,n ll0I,lc und as not been seen
it.wn n. ., nnnflifin ,.,. sl,lce his P"ents are advertising
1 for him. lie wears a brown suit
uiu ewuMuu ui jHcivmiuy. -j.no con- clothes and laced shoes. Any Infor-
tract stipulated that in, the event of tnatlon thankfully received by his
the election of Mr. McKinley Mr. Parents.
Fritts Jwas to marry Miss Gamble; j The first shipment or cranberries
but, if on the other hand, Bryan from Coos county this year was. made
should bo elected, Miss Gamble was by C. D. McFarlln, of North Slough,
to marry Mr. Fritts. Pendleton E. O.
Struck Oil.
A Mr. Gordon, of Looking Glass,
who has been boring an artesian well
for the last few weeks, struck petro
leum last Saturday, asampleof which
is now on exhibition at I. F. Rice's
real estate rooms in this city. This
Is, we believe, tho first oil that has
been struck in this state. Mr. Gor
don started to bore for coal or arte
sian water, and Immensely, though
agreeably, surprised to find at the
depth of 107 feet beneath a strata of
bluo slate, genulnne petroleum oil.
All honor and praise to Mr. Gordon
for his enterprise and perseverance in
inspecting the bowels of tho earth -ip
Looking Glass valley in the inime
dlato vicinity of Looking Glass vil
lage.' Roseburg Plaindealer.
and brought S3.2o a box, but later ship
mentshave not turned out so well,
owing to the large shipments from
the east
Doctors'
mistakes.
TREATING THE WRONG
DISEASE.
Ifoiv large bills are run up without
benefit to the sufferer.
Many times women call on their family
physicians, suffering:, as they imagine, one
irom dyspepsia, anoiuer irom nervous cm-
another with pain here and there, and in
this way they all present alike to them
selves and their easy-goinar, indifferent, or
over-busy doctors, separate and distinct dis
eases, for which they prescribe their pills
ana potions, assuming- tnem to De sucu,
when, in reality, they are all only symptoms
caused by some womb disease. The physi
cian ignorant of the cause of aufferinfr, en
courages bis practice until large bills are
made. The suffering patient gets no better,
A. G. Mattjiews, a well known citi
zen of Euircno and J. D. Crnitr. n bar-
I v.... f tim enmn ninnn nimi-raiin,! i but wobablv worse, bv reason of the delay.
111 Mt I w,rir ir.at,i,t -init f-nnspnnpnt pnmnllM.
Craig usdd U pcnknlfo and badly out tions. A proper medicine, like Dr. Pierce's
Mr. Matthews.' Mr. Matthews WHS, Favorite Prescription, directed to the cause
tii i i i. i., .,,i ic i would have entirely removed the disease,
Stabbed in thelung,and Is lna preca- thereby disnellinir all those distressing
jiow.ndiunqimMtow
.lSfrrWJ82$w .tu ,., . ,tiffi.;,Af4ewJLP.ta!.UiCksf1:...
ui. rierce a l-avoiuc .rrcscniuion is a
p ..ipii i.. 5js ;ixulcueji.i,vi..iii. r.n eienllfic mefWjj,elicaTeullTicqmppuiu4ed
. A.Jlony express wat instituted bd-' by all experienced and skillful physician,
cetthe election retrnMftV'Wi'idHH ahd"We4trte&eVJofnhei-woiuaSlv
.tw.L.ni of n...,c -rnii i, ij,.,J I organs,
i""" ' " fcl'!Wi VWW. w .!,.... po-sUlon and perfectty
1U till 3 JjUnCIl UJT U U1V99UIIUVI lu A"l
.
It U purely vegetable in its ,co.m-'
periectly uarmiess a
cots miHtiy cwfUium of (ist,-fysln
;cu
i . IKnftilnra. trnlrHacc! HP MdlllPa nMr trt TrfT
loot!, to iiay reeiv uy unoiiicr, ana iv--" "kit"; 'iht hi. ";?? i--; -,:-
firtW'ttoV-'te'TrlrtMn'-itlhnW
VTtilOTScSoiWflRHUtioned''ftldngllo' also maVes childblftU" cai by -ptepanng
i the system for parturition, thus assisting
.--rni)tA A fll&nntli lftft-Rrnci Ar:illV
. r-Tfrw, ,.,,,.. ......f-, ....... ,.,.... xvaturcanaBUOTtennW"riaioT."-inepenoa
ingnlllO hours going. ' H' ' le child fcr6uibted Sold -tiy-ill dealer.1 '
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Your
Christmas
Cifts
Free
one coupon inside each
two ounce bag, and two
coupons inside each four
ounce bag of Blackwell's
Durham. Buy a bag of.
this celebrated tobacco
and read the coupon
which gives a list of val
uable presents and how
B5i5
ii to get them. W
IJMimMMffiiMffi!
Many thousand dollars
worth of valuable articles
suitable for Christmas
gifts for the young and
old, arc to be given to
smokers of Blackwell's
Genuine Durham To
bacco. You will find
Blackwell'
Genuine
DURHAM
o.FUr.f.
TOTI1K I:st ,;.;
to7!
Recently J. II. Wilson, who has
been exporting the county books,
made a report wnlch claimed that
there was due from ex-Clerk Hunter,
of licntou couhty, the sum of $138.15
on uncollected fees. Last week Mr,
Hunter turned over $101.25, of the
amount and was given credit for
$27.50 fees uncollected, by the county
court, and his bondsmen released.
The school at Mohawk In Lane
county, lias been closed on account of
diphtherial
Elactric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any
season, but perhaps more generally needed
when the liver is torpid nud sluggish and the
need of a tonic and alterative is felt. A
prompt use of this medicine ha often averted
long and perhaps fatal billions fevers, No
medicine will act more suiely in counteract'
ing and freeing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache. Indigestion, Consiipa.
tion, Diztiness yeild to Electric flitters. 50
cents and J. too per bottle at l'rcd A. Legg's
Drug store.
JOHNHUGI-ieS,
Dealer in groceries, ?aint, oils,
window glass, varnis.ier., a.d
the most complete otock of
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shinjles, and
finest quality of frrass seeds.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED. -To trade a Kranich & Back
piano for a house und lot. If any balance,
will be willing to iay in installments. Piano
has bi'en in use only two months and as good
as new. See G. L, Brown at County Treas
urer's office at 'Court House. 1 i-io-3t
WORK, WANTED. A young Japanese
wants work at housework or any kind of la
bor. Inquire at No. 108 Court at. over
Talkington's Saioon. II-Iw
'lO KENT. A largj, roomy barn, hnquue
at this office, tf
GEl' YOUR FEATHERS CLEANED.7
We the undersigned are now renovating
feathers at 186 Ferry street, for the next 30
days. All ladies that consider cleanliness
next to Godliness should havo their feather
beds throughly rc-nnvated at once. Bedrock
prices. Respectfully yours, Franklin &
Glaze. 10 12 im
FOR REN l 11 room hause, in good re
pair with barn and good well water. With
one and a hall lots. Enquire' at premises on
IQtll and Chemekcta. 106 iny
CARPET PAPER Large lot ol heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. "Jus
the thing for putting under carpets. Callaj
Journal office.
LOST A brown puroe containing two rings
and some poitage Hauips For reward call
at 105 Commercial street. 10-30 3t
LADIES, I make big wages at home, and
want all to have the same opportunity The
work is very pleasant and will easily pay $18
weekly. This ts no deception. I want no
money arid will gladly send full particulars' to
all sending stamp. MissM A Stebbins, Law
rence. Mich 26 6it
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
BARGAINS IN. REAL ESTATE.
160 acre fine prairie faim near Junction
City, 80 acres in cultivation, price $2,000,
Si jjo loo Lcres, 8 miles scuih of Dallas,
acres in cultivation, a bargain $1,000.
8uaeres near Waterloo, 25 acre's in cultiva.
tion SOoo'
I60 acres near Waterloo, 40 acres in culti
vation, $1,300. -
200 acres naar Waterloo, 25 acres in cuUi-1
vation ti,8oo. '
20 acres, 6 miles south of Salem .cheap.
13 acres, 3 rniles south of Salem cheap.
18 acres, 3J miles south of Salem clieap.
Iq acres,4 miles southwest pi Salem 250,
Good houses te (radejor ranches or 'mall
ranch lis to trade for large tract s, houses to
re s, etc If you hive houses to rcni-w wut
.on rent a hou.e, or have cows or wood or imy-
thing to sell or trade, or want any 'nofuial
work done, renslon papers made,out, ,a11 ion
v R. R. RYAN,
Notary ubi 16 and ffcal eMiiteagenr.ovef poVt.
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WL2 i. iMIESftraJ-'i-rt-n-'-"-
DeSiars in dlllTnd's-'offitSll'aiM'tarr'n'i,
3r4,in.-inlk5p lU,'iClic,iptut..m:,t..'n i4e
town, iry mem. 171 u.mmejciai sf.
ignryrtni'ill 'i,i nrtytH, ivi':
y
,
rS??rJAWf'J,??'aiWWW.8j!ln lJcjta
1 Jlauly obtainrd by thosa itU use I'oaroNi'o
Ooinplelon Voniiltt? 'fn-f. .u,ti.
C. I-i. MACK.
- DENTIST. -
Successor to Dr. J. M. Kcenc, old White
Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring uperior
operations at moderate fees in any brand) are
in especial request.
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all masl and passeng6r trains. Bag
gage and express to all paits of the city.
Prompt seivicc. Telephone No. 70.
JAMES RADER.
Sa'cm Truck and Dray Co.
Orders placed with the above company will
receive prompt attention and safe delivery.
Trucks and drays found on the comers of
state and Commercial street. Express watf
oiu at all trains nnd boats. In connection
willi 1 ur I usiness we will also run a feed
iinre 1 'andling flour, mill feed, oil meal,
hUs chopped feed, straw, hay and wooj at
h lot; est cash prices.
hm,- 86. S WAGE & CO.
H-me Bakery,
O A. Back, proprietor, 327 C0111
nicrvial street. Fresh pies, cakes and
bread always on hand, "Just like your
mother used to make."
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willamette Hotel Builrlino
For water service apply nt office. Bill
payable monthly in advance. Make ga
complaints at the office.
There will be no deduction in water rate
on account of temporary absence from thi
city unless notico is left at the office.
Hereafter water for itrigation will only be
furnished to regular consumers using water
for domestic purpose. Contractors, for side
walks, brick work and plastering will please
read "'under building purposes" page 17 ol
schedule of rates for 1893. Apply at
for copy,
Salem Steam Laundry
Please not'icethe cut in prices
on the following!
Shirts, plain 10 cents
Unoer drawers stoiocents
Undr shirts 5toiocenls
Socks, per pair 3 cents
liandkerchiofs I cent
Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents
Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per .dozen,
and other work in proportion.
Flannels andother work inJ
telhgcntly washed by hand,
Col. J. Olmsted Prop.
MONEY TO LOAN I
On city or farm property.
Over Bush's Bank,
T. K. FORD
T. H. HAAS,
. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Makesaspwlalty of fine repair work, Seth
Thomas clocltb. etc.. 215 Coivmercial Stieel
"" c. h:. lane,
11MTTAIL0R
211 Commercial St., Salem Or
lT.Suils $15 upwards. Pants $ upwands'gj
LoegposaoM
A SPECIALTYonrrorreer:
liarv liLOOl 1'OISON permanently
cured In 15 to Si days. You can bo treated at
home for eanjopriconudereamo guaran
ty. Ifyouprefertocomohoro wowlUcon-trnr-ttnnavrallmadfnrmimlbOtoIbllll.aDd
nocbanre, If wa fall to euro. If you nave taken mer
cury, louiao norasn. ana sun ubtu buim aw
5 aim, Mucousl'atcheg In mouth, Soro Throat,
Mmnles. Conner Colored Snots. Ulcers oa
any part of thoVdy, Hair or Ey euro wa falilncr
out, It is this Secondary BLOOD POISON
we cuerantoo to euro. Wo solicit tbo most ops u
nato cases and challenge tbo worm for a
case wo cannot euro. I'ou aucaea nas niwnia
buQlcd tho sUUl of tho aott qmlnent pliyl
clans. 0500,000 tapltal behtDd our uucondl.
Uonal iruaranty. Absolutejtiroora sent sealed oa
jSpllciftlon. iddroes COOK KKMBDVCO
iuo
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uy In f u 6 atjri,
Torpplo,
A'CWM X,1B l ' non-naiiuuuii.
bg tsxsnrffssatvssz.
tvuiie, aimmufoi "
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an'conlinepM
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Sfcfer,,,,,,.
eastern cities. ' " .i4l
OCEAN DIVISlOv
Steamer Gypw for PiX.i.Ui!.,s '
Sunday at 6 a m UMv '
Steamer Kuth from t'ortlin ?nc .
except Sunday at 6 am."
lowest ircight and passcm-MMi
trip tickets very cheKf 1?
oaggage checked through tn , Z '
Oregon V?,hinK,0 and, h1;'-
charge for hag,jage .!. & . ','
ruadorriyer rouie to Portland. e'" '"'
roi hill detail call on Uoiik A 1. .
agents, SaUm, Oregon, or addlUcr
e. McNeill,
nt
"'" R-.
G. M. POV'ERc
Foot of '1'rade st.
Local 1
H'St
Through Tickets
TO THE-
EAST!
VIA THE
Union Pacific Sysl
Ilirough Pullman Palace Si?rfn.u, Ttv..i
Sleepera and Free, Keclinin rta." 'i!t
between
Portland
hie.,,
Our trains are hft;,i Is te 1 .1 in I
lighted by I'iiUscli ln-'it.
Time toChicii"" ' 1 H-
Time to New Vork, t-J Uy.
Which is many hours 'i.k;r thin ni
petitors. For rates, time tables and falr'inforai,ja
apply to;
BOISE & BARKER,
Agents, Salfm, ti.
R.JW BAXTER. C. E. BROUN.
General Agent , Ditt.riss.jen. J
13S Third Street. Portlai.!.
Northern Pacific
Railway.
;jruns:
Pullman Sleeping Cars
Elegant Dining Cars
SI 'eoinfftaft
Tor
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t. 1'anl, .Minneapolis, i)ji-v1, tP
'rand Forks, l.rojKswn, it lat.
Helena and Uutts
THROUGH nCKpV. Ktt
ToCliicago, Washington, PhiUJclf. W
'ork, Boston, and oil Points;
East an-1 Soulb
For information, time cards. m?
tickets, call on or writs
THOMAS;; WAIf4 CO,
AGENTS,
265 Commercial street, Salea, w
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