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VETERANS' CORNER Items of General Interest for Members of the Grand Army. CHICAGO AND ELSEWHERE Record of the Week for the Old Soldiers' Order. Nolesfrom the Woman's Relief Corps and from Various Other Societies. Comrade P. V.

McWnorter ha been Buffering from an1 attack of pleurier 'or aereral days, and has been confined to his room. Several members of the national stall visited George H. Thomas Post yesterday evening. The Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Association will hold a meeting at the Sherman House Saturday evening, March 20. On Friday evening of last week Chicago Post, No.

770, gave their third annual reception at Central Park with a very large attendance and an unusually enjoyable time. General A. E. Burnslde Post. No.

109, gave a grand military ball and exhibition drill at Beck's Opera-House, Ninety-First street and Commercial avenue. Company First Regiment, I. N. assisted by the drum and bugle corps, were features that drew a large crowd. The affair was a great success.

Members of the staff of Commander-in-Chief T. S. Clarkson will visit James A. Mulligan Post, No. 306, -March 18; Kllpatrick Post, No.

376, March 16, and Hatch Post. No. 713. March 20. Tomorrow evening Dr.

A. K. Parker will address the members of Farragut Post and Relief Corps at the Centennial Baptist Church, corner Jackson boulevard and Lincoln street, at 7:30 p. subject, "Infe-na-tional Arbitration." All G. A.

R. comrades and members of other corps are cordially invited to attend. Wilcox Post, No. 668, gave Its anniversary reception at Valentine's New Hall, One Hundred and Third street, near Vlncennes avenue, Tuesday evening. Music, recitations, and addresses filled the evening's programme.

The entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed by the large assembly of veterans and their friends. The annual charity ball of Colonel James A. Mulligan Post, No. 306. and Corps, No.

141. will take place at the Haymarket Theater Hall. No. 161 West Madison street, next Wednesday evening. Next Wednesday evening Abraham Lin- cola Post.

No. 91, will hold Us fifteenth an nual reception at the Masonic Home Temple, No. 3120 Forest avenue, for the benefit of the relief fund of the post. The grand march begins at 8:30. Supper will be served by the ladles of the post's auxiliary.

Corps No. 108. American Post. No. 708.

announces its first annual ball, to take place Tuesday evening. March 23. at Wilcox Hall, No. 361 Forty-Third t-treet, corner Champlaln -avenue. The proceeds of this party will be used for relief purposes.

The regular quarterly meeting of the West-era Society, Army of the Potomac, will be held in the clubroom. Sherman House, Monday, March 15, at 7:30 p. m. Comrade C. II.

McConnell, comnander of Columbia Post, No. G. A. will read a paper entitled 'The First and Greatest Day's Battle of Gettysburg." from the standpoint of a private soldier in the "Iron Brigade." The Washington Euchre Club wfll hold Its next meeting Monday afternoon, March 15, at room No. 408 Handel Hall.

No. 40 Randolph street. The club membership Is composed of ladles, and the net proceed of Its card parties will be used in the support of the Illinois Woman's Soldiers'. Home at No: 3631 Lake avenue. The Farragut Post, No.

602, G. A. and Woman Relief Corps, No. 92, announce an entertainment, progressive euchre party, and annual hop, to take place at the People's Institute, corner Van Buren and Leavitt streets, next Tuesday evening, March 16. Three halls will be used.

Coffee and sandwiches. Ice cream and cake, will be served by the ladies. The entertainment commences at 8 p. and the grand march will take place at 9:3 o'clock. The proceeds will go to the relief fund of the two organizations.

Comrade D. R. Wlnslow, the commander of General U. S. Grant Post, No.

28, this city, la being mentioned by his friends as a candidate for department commander. The Chicago Union Veteran Club held Its rvgular monthly meeting at the Sherman House Monday night. Memorial services vere held In honor of late members John C. Barker. Thomas Pattison.

and Lazare Lavoy. Comrades J. M. Longenecker. J.

L. Bennett, John L. Manning, J. M. St- John.

John Harper, A. P. Connolly. J. S.

Mullen, and J. F. Hughson participated in the services, which were interesting and Impressive. Many ladies, relatives of the deceased members, were in attendance. War papers were read by R.

H. Ferguson and J. M. St. John.

The committee on political action made its report, following which the nomination of Judge Nathaniel C. Sear for mayor and candidates for city offices on the Republican ticket were unanimously and enthusiastically indorsed. The president, J. Manning, presided. IX ItHKOIS.

Bryner Post, No. 67, Peoria, at a meeting Field last week adopted a resolution Indorsing Comrade A. L. Schimpff for department commander. He Is a past post commander, and a j.ast senior vice department commander.

WOMAJCS RELIEF COUPS. The ladles of Lyon Corps, No. 11, and com: rades of Lyon Post. No. 9.

will give a Joint social at the post halL No. 161 Randolph street, Friday evening, March 19. America Corps, No. 81, will hold a midwinter picnic Friday evening. March 19, at the residence of Mrs.

George W. Brown, No. IS East Forty-Fourth street. Dancing and cards will be theamusements of the evening: Mrs. J.

A. Means of No. 801 Forty-Fourth street entertained the members and friends of the Illinois Reception Club at cards Thursday evening. About eighty guests were present. Mrs.

Sarah Snow of De Kalb Is mentioned for department chaplain, Illinois Woman's Heller Corps. Mrs. Emma R. Wallace, past national president; Miss Jennie Bross. past national secretary, and Mrs.

Gilson, national aid. were in attendance at the party given by Colonel James A. Mulligan Corps last week. Mrs. Emma R.

Wallace, past national president; Mrs. Julia G. Sine, national inspector, and Mrs. Wlnans, national instituting and installing officer, are in Indianapolis this week, conferring with Mrs. Agnes HHt, national president.

BOSS AND DAI GHTERSOF VETERANS. Hereafter Mrs. John A. Logan Tent, No. 2, Daughters of Veterans, will meet on the first and third Mondays of each month at room 321.

American Express building. Comrades, Sons, and Daughters, are cordially Invited to attend. General George A. Custer Camp, No. 6, now holds Its meetings In Franklin Hall, No.

7 East Adams street, on the second and fourth Monday evenings of the month. A largo and enthusiastic meeting, the first' in the new quarters, was held Monday evening. LADIES OF THE-Q. A. R.

A luncheon was given on Thursday by Mrs. Frank C. Hubbard la honor of ber guest. Mrs. Charity Nichols of Galva, senior vice department president.

Among those present were: Mrs. Martha -Van Lusfer, president Spink' Circle; Mrs. Charles W. Gllden, past president Spink Circle; Mrs. George W.

Reed, senior vice president Spink Circle; Mrs. Mary Myers, president Lady Washington Circle Mrs. Alice Wilson, secretary Washington Circle; Mrs. Mary Forhan; Mrs. J.

8. Walker, president George H. Thomas Circle, and Mrs. Msry Jahries, past president Thomas Circle. Tuesday evening McPherson Circle gave a porerty progressive euchre party at Twelfth and Paulina streets, tho prises being awarded to the lady and gentleman most poorly dreaaed.

Englawood Circle, No. 23. will hold a dims octal at the horns of Mrs. A. H.

McCracken, No. C36C Eggleston avenue, on Thursday evening, March 18. A musical and literary programme will be rendered and refreshments will be served. Comrades and their families and friends are cordially invited. OUR CHECKER BOARD.

Chicago, 111.. March 11. All communications to this department should be addressed: Checker Department. Ths Inter Ocean. Checker go sip and games are at all times welcome.

Chicago Chess and Checker Club Is open to visiting flayers. Third floor, American Express bulldog. Monroe street, between State and Dearborn. "Lees' Gnlde er Complete Oulde to the Game of Checkers," third edition, by James Lees, embraces forty different openings and gives ever I. 300 games and variations.

A chapter Is also devoted to useful positions. We will mall it to any Inter Ocean reader for 50 cents. Address John T. Denvir, No. 623 West Fifteenth street.

Chicago, I1L Presto Kctcaaau'a Toar. Mr. O. T. Southworth writes: Eau Claire.

March S. To the Editor. Pre ton Ketehum was with us for two days snd local friends who have for the past year roasted me whenever 1 went away and got amons big fish and wss swallowed, remarked that no one could do them like that, and Insinuated that I had no claim to rank even-among them, send you the Ketehum. 5: Ewsld. draw, 4.

Ketehum, 7: Patrick. draw, Ketcbum, Lees. draw, 1. Ketehum, 2, Southworth, draw. 4.

Ketehum, 4'; Hammond, 1: draw, 3. Ketehum, Elsmore, draw, 4. I won two Biistols, lost one, and a single corner. Ketehum goes from here to Minneapolis snd will "do" the boys there. I had but on weak spot, and will have no trouble in correcting that.

Will be in Chicago about the 13th and would be pleased to meet your expert I will send one of the games I won from Ketehum: II. is 10.. It 7.. 10 12 24. .20 18.

.15 20. .16 31.. 27 27..24 8. .12 10.. 19 2..

7 21. .17 24..15 12.. 19 9..13 18. .23 12..16 8..10 27.. 18 11..

2.. 7 Southworth wins (a) 27-21, 12-lfi. 24-15. 2-7. 11-2.

16-19. 2-8, black wins. But Mr. Head claim- draw for white. Will It draw? Will give you any or all of the other games if you would like them.

Yours truly. O. T. SOUTHWORTH. Send them down.

The Inter Ocean readers will loott mem over. bailor. Correct Solvers. We have been honored with correct solution rrom the following named experts: F. H.

Terry, J. M. Orton. J. Barrenger.

J. W. Jackson. P. II.

Williams. John Dresback, Charles F. Clark, O. E. Mickelson.

L. McCleary, George K. Keith. ii. Hay- Hall, J.

8. Ned. Charles B. Weien. James Doyle, D.

D. Squire, C. A. Corbin. C.

Bowman. O. Cumlong, Q. W. Korsy, Charles S.

Sprits, E. Butler, J. Harvey. John Carroll, Gardner Talbot, Joseph L. Langevin.

J. B. Miller. E. C.

Glosser. D. J. Davis, George H. Ferris, O.

L. Floss, W. H. King, J. B.

Woodln. C. J. Wolcott. Harry Gibbe.

-R. H. Johnson. "Karl." O. Ray Hall, Archie S.

Hammond, and Daniel McNsbb. Rockville. March 2. To the Editor. Ws were much interested In Mr.

Fyfe's play in the Flood vs. Patterson, ending at sixteenth move. Position Is. black, 13. 21: king.

11; white, kings. j. oisck to piay. we think tbat 21-25 will draw for blacks and unset the teams. Will some one kindly show a win against it and oblige SlfcltihlL.

Solatloa to Xo. 1,018. BT ZACH BROGA.V. Black 17. 18; ktng.

23. White S2; king. 28. Black to move and win. 7..

2 22.. 26 16..11 15. .10 24. .1 26. .22 12..27 26..81 11..

18.. 22 10..14 22. .17 27.. 24 26 8.. 8 17.

.21 8.. 3 23. .18 3.. 7 19.. 15 17.

.13 8 19.. 6 wins Solatloa to So. l.OlO. BY J. P.

REED. Black 8. 8. 11: kings. 23.

26. White 20, 28. 29 kings, 7, 10. black to move and draw. 8.

.12 IS. .24 80. .26 14. .19 15.. i 15 Drawn 12.

.19 26. .22 7 10. .15 26.. 30 17. .14 11..

16 3.. 8 25.. 22 22. .18 20. .11 Problem la.

l.OSO. End game between Wiley Jones and John Dresback. Black 1. 6. 13.

20; kings. 18. IS. if ti a II ii toH White 10. 14.

15. 82. Kings 2. 8. White (Dresback) to move aad win.

Fulda. Feb. 16. The following problem appeared as No. 374 in Minneapolis Journal, by trt-otge Slocum.

Am not sure tbat It appeared In The Inter Ocean, but think It did. Problem: Black 12, 13. 15. White Kings 14. SL White to move and win.

I tried to sustain a win. but did not succeed the nrst time. Uy play for a draw is: 14. .10 17..22 27..23 18..22 13. .17 31.

.27 26..30 23. .18 12..16 19 22.. 28 19.. 24 25. .21 Drswn Respectfully submitted, F.

T. KNOX. Gam Xo. 1,202 Switcher. Played between Mr.

S. J. Simpson and Dr. Schaefer. Simpson's move: 11.

.15 4.. 8 1..17 17.. 22 14. -U 21.. 17 29..

25 21.. 11 1.. 6 3.. 8(c 15..24 25..21 31.. 26 28..

19 8.. 6 15.. 18 7. .14 6.. 10 11..

Ii 17.. 14 13.. (f 8..11 10.. 17 11. 14..

18 10.. 17 15.. IS 21. .14 28.. 24 23.

.14 21. .14 11. 6.. 10 8. .11 2..

22. .17 25..21 28. .23 14.. 7 wins 12.. 16 8.

.12 8.. 14 2..47 17.. 13 7.. 8 (a) This move is not sdvisable, as it seems to be a loser. The following will draw: 24..19 8.

.11 20.. 19..24 6..10 11. .13 12..16 15..13 28..24 11. .16 17..13 7 6.. 14..

9 1..1 13.. 6 25.. 23 13.. 18..23 Drawn 27..11 10..15 2 C. Hefter 30.

.21 7. .16 22.. 17 23.. 26 9. .18 24.

.20 14. .18 2.. 6 a. .14 6..14 17. .13 26..31 0 21-14 will lose by: 6..10 19..

1 6.. 2 1.. 6 I 10..17 23. .18 8..12 23..14 13.. 1..

6 1 6 2.. 6 18..15 17. .23 23. .27 13..16 20..25 1.. 6 1 1..

4.. 1 17..21 3.. 8 22..18 27.J1 5.. 6.. 1 1..

21. JO 15..10 18. .15 31. .27 10.. 19 6 6..1 1..

B. wins W. Reid I (c) Mr. Simpson should have won by 16-19. 22-28.

17-22. 26-17. 6-9. 13-6. 2-18.

etc (d) This was an unexpected move to our opponent. (e) 23-18 also forms a critical situation. i (f) 21-17 forms problem No. 1.15723-26, then 19-15 draws, but 30-25 loses by the following: 80..25 31..27 18..15 24..15 7.. 22..18 14..

7 10.. 27 ..24 2 15..10 B. wins g) 22-26 Is the move to draw, as it ultimately forces the two for twe by 19-15. New York Call. BIG SALE OF BESERTATIOX LOGS.

Laillaa A seat Ssvags Sells AVarta to Saw Mill Menu Oshkosh, March 12. Special Telegram. Seventeen million feet of Indian toga were sold today at the Keshena Reservation by Indian Agent Savage. They brought Seymour Hollister of this city purchased 100,000 feet on the Evergreen River, the Creek, the Wolf, snd Coper 'Oconto, at an average Dries of 88.80 per thousand. The aggregate of Hollister 's purchase is Joseph Black of Shawano bought 4.500,000 feet en the Mais Wolf for 135,000, the average price per thousand being $7.75: O.

K. Ellis of Oconto took 2.500,000 feet on the Lower Oconto for 500. being $11.75 per thousand. The Hollis ter logs will be Vcarred" here and sawed. Bv, S.

S. Matt Hens Milwaukee, March 12. Special Telegram. Rev. S.

8. Matthews ef the Hanover Street Congregational Church has tendered his resignation, lie was formerly the editor -of a Congregational paper published in Chicago, and before that was in charge of ths old South Church, Boston. An effort will be made to Induce him to reconsider his resignation. TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT -Take Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets. Alfdrug-glsts refund the money If ft falls to cure, 25c Hi oioioi fj SSiSIo! THE DAILY INTER OCEAN, SATUEDA'X MOBNINGr.

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It la a tonic of the greatest po- tency and the utmost purity, and a remedy fur and preventive of dyspepsia, bilious, malartoua, rheumatic, nervous, and kidney -complaint. Appetite and sleep are greatly aided by It; It oounteracts the effects of undue fatigue, or excitement, and nullities the often perilous eoosequences of exposure la Inclement weather or damp eloth- IN THE COURTS. Cf'afaBvaa4 Cesrt Calla fee toelay. Judge Tuley Default divorces. Judge Freeman Default divorces.

Judge Hortoo Default divorces. Judge Hanecy Motions for new trials and contested motions. Judge Hears IV fault divorces. Judge Kwlng Contested motions. Judge Stein a.

m. motiona for hew trials and contested motiona Judge Oibbons Default divorces snd No. 2271 on trial. Judge Hutchinson Motiona for new trials and contested motions. Judge Wlndes No court.

Judge linker ilutlons fur new trials and contested motiona. Judge Burke 9:30 a. motions for new trials and contested motions. Judge Clifford Motions for new trials and contented motiona Judge Adams Decisions In Km. 8041-143573.

and motions for new trials. Judge Nerty Motions for new trials sad contentful motiona Judge Dunne Motions for new trials and contented motions. Judge Tuthlll 0 30 a. motions for new trials and contested motiona Judge Donnelly (County CourtV 19 a. motions of course; 10:30 a.

Nos. 14013. 14683, 10834; 11 a. 11779. Judge Bishop (County Court) Decisions la Nos.

13339. 13311. 13774. 13773. Judge Woods (County Court) Motions for new trials.

Judge Kohlaaat (Probate Court No court. Judge Chetlatn Motiona for new trials In Nos. 9X1. 15337. 10117.

13158. Contested motion In Noe. 10971. 15114. 142319.

11439. 097. 1737. 178373. 13738.

17M77. 17W70. 178374. 17378. Judge Fame Motions for new trials In Nos.

3117. 8155. Tali. Decisions la No. 328.

and Caryell vs Klebm. Judge icrentano tKin. ror new tnaia in Nna. 10CC2. fi7.

14 iv). 8033. 7357, IMS. 13464. 15490, 13Z4.

Still. CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Payne (Branch No. 1) Call not extended. Judae Ooggln (Branch No.

2) Call not extended. Judge Ball Branch No. 4) Call not extended. Judge Smith (Branch No. 4) Call not extended.

IINITKDBTATKH CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Jenklna In chambers Judge Hhowalter Set hearing. Judge Seaman No. 71 on trial. Saserlsr aasl Clrealt Caarta.

'judgments. Judge Hanecy 3412. Charles AlJrich et al vs Hattle C. Gana brant; on verd. 1307.30.

ex parte. Judge Burke aiii. Ida Hch vs Hans Kay; on flndg. I14UW and eat 4t5L Robert Gordon vs Rlwood Iron Worka: by dent. 8337.

04. Judge Clifford 3533. Jamea Trumbull A. Deans and John Ii. Tanner; on flndg.

8413.30. and sat. Judge Wlndee Frank Dolegnuekt. for use of William C. Wiener, va 111.

Hteat on ftndg. S154. and sat. Judge Neely 125S, A. M.

Hamilton et al vaWest FJectrlc Cure 8178.14 1238. Artesian Htone and I.ltue Worka va City of Chicago; on flndg. t2.S71.4K. Judge Stein 941. John Polek-by Andrew Poles, hi next friend, vs City of Chicago; en flndg.

II. M. Judge Hutchinson 1813. Richard F. Conway vs City of Chicago; on nndg.

S2.0C0.lt. DKOKEKS. Judge Tuley 1SMG8. Porter vs Reliance Mutual Fire Ina. Co.

dec 144K3. Brmttletxiro Savings Bk. vs Collender et si; dec sale 1225. Mehlborn vs Wheatly et al; game. Judge Freeman 17(623, Simon et al vs Stooek et def dee.

Divorces. 17vlf. Maud H. from George W. Chambers: desertion 6H, Helen from Wir.lara J.

JCelfion; crueitjr 17S43. Charles from Nancy Chamberlain; deaertloo iitnssi. Oscar L. from Mary K. Keep; deaertion 171M.

Paul from Emma Itoar; desertion 1133. Lydla from William L. Ormahy; drunkenneaa 10773, Charles from 1 .1 ax la Reynolds; desertion 13x68. Csrrte M. from Charles M.

Tollefsen; desertion 17934. Sarah from Tlnhert Tlaaaett: drunkenneaa rTSTSS. James H. from AmaiHla K. Clreenwell; deMrtton iaM.

Jennie from Oscar V. Hmmraood; cruelty. Judge Pears 388U 111. Trust and 8a Ting a Bk. vs Chicago Panopticon! On.

et alt dee 473. Brand Brg Co. et al vs Skarkosrskl et al; dec 177, Self-ridge vs Treacy et al dec Judge Hanecy 4423. Northireatem Mutual Life Ina. Co.

va De Genlo et al; dec 1S4S7T. Amelia from Victor Clemens; div; deaertton Bertha from John K. Moody; same; cruelty. Judge Gibbons m. Gant va Hall et al: dec Bale 414.

Lnckwond et al va Zlndeman et al; dee 1ST738, John R. from. Bertheaa Master: dlv: sduitery, Illlaala Sssrea. Ottawa. March 11 Special Telegram.

The proceedings in the Supreme Court today were: Rehearing Docket 1 Phelps va Lake Street Elevated Railway Company; rehearing denied. 3 Doane va Lake Street Elevated Railway Company rehearing denied. 14 People ex re! vs Chase; rehearing denied. 17 riuffln vs Chase; rehearing dented. 21 Siegel.

Cooper 4V Co. va Eaton a Prince Company rehearing denied. lit va Bailey; rehearing denied. 3a read va Kread; rehearing denied. 4 Ward vs Chicago and Northweatern Railway; rehearing denied.

te North Chicago Street Railway vs Southwlck: sehearlng denied. 6 West Chicago Street Railway vs rehearing denied. 60 West Chicago Street Railway vs Mueller; rehearing denied. 41 IUlnota Central Railway va Carter; rehearing denied. 47 O.da vs North Chicago Street Railway; rehearing denied.

74 Klnaer vs Calumet Fire Clsy Company; rehearing denied. Advieement Docket 174 bllllnga vs City of Chicago; death of appellant auggeated and name a of executors substituted. People's Docket I Marxen va People; time to file briefs by Attorney General extended to March 31. 8 Guthrie va People; motion for supersedeas; people's docket set for March UT7. Civil Docket II Hanger vs Gage; motion to quash writ an.J alemlas autt reserved to hearing; motion for leave to 11.

briefs lnatanter allowed. 73 Doty va irwla; motion by appellee to dismiss sripeal. i International Cement Company va BelOeld; motion by appellee for time to he brief a. 83 Frost va Harm motion to aHInn denied; leave given appellant to Ale brlefa lnatanter. TbxMiapaon va Ladd; leave given to file abstracts and briefa lnatanter.

4 Bates vs Skldmore; leave granted to flle additional record. 115 Bates vs Bates: leave given to fi- abstracts and briefs lnatanter. 14 Kirk va Dearth: leave given to consider with and ene brief allowed to be fl.ed la both cases. 17 Klein va Boyd; motion by appellee for time to file briefs. 174 Firemen's Insurance Company vs Horton; motion to strike amended bill of exceptiona from record.

a ll Calllster vs Korhersperger; leave gives to file sbstract and briefa lnatanter. 13 Vierllng. McDowell a Co. va Iroquola Furnace Vmpany; same order. 1S Tucker va Cole; leave given, to file abstracts and briefs lnatanter; leave given to file amended bond by next Tuesdsy; motion te dismiss appeal denied.

30 New Tork Morning Journal Association vs Dearth; leave given to eonalder with 148 and one brief allowed to be filed in both cases. 31s-mith vs Billings; death of appellee sug geated and leave given to hare his executors named in the motion substituted. 123 Fsrmers Loan snd Trust Company vs Lake Street Elevated Railway; motion to diamlas reserved to hearing. 324 Calumet Kleetrlo Street Railway vs Van Pelt; motion to dismiss appeal denied. 221 City of Chicago vs south park commissioners; motion to dismiss i ntoUoa to strike appellant's briefa from files.

833 Moulding vs WUhartx; motion by appellee for trme to flie briefs. 834 Kalrbury Agricultural Board vs Holly: motion for time to file abstracts snd briefs. Court adjourned to a. m. Tuesday; call.

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NOTICE TO COLONISTS AND HOME-SEEKERS I have 1,508 seres finest fruit, vegetable, and tobacco landa. 30 miles west of Nashville: also 6.sfls acres. 3U mile farther west; will divide into 40-scrs tract and upward at 83 per acre; one-half cash required, balance on time; stations on both locations, line of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis R. R.

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LACT. No. N. 11th Jilchraood. Va Fa ran Property.

8S-ACRE FARM: R. CHICAGO; 37-acre farm; Laporte. Ind 3.354 40-acre farm; Berrien. Ich. fruit; new bdgs.

X.OOO Si-acre farm; llllnoia; orchards, house, barn. 3.ar lus-acre farm; 70 miles east: good 3.700 130-scrs farm; fine Improvements; good lend. 4d 144-sere farm bouse, barn, stock, tools 4.000 GILBERT A PRAY. 41. Washington at.

Mlaeellaaesaa. FOR SALE On easy payment: fine two-story two-flat brick building: or msy trade for clear vacant. M. WINSTON. lM La Salle room ITS.

TOl'XO READER I MADE SEVERAL THOU-sand dollars out of real estste aad began with 43. Write you would do likewise, s. The later Ocean. TO HENT-STORoV AXD OTITCXa Saata Sla. TO RENT- IN THS INTER OCCAM BTnLDINO.

ONE LARGE OCTlCa. ONE SMALLER ROOM. POOP LIGHT. ALL THE CONVENlENCEsV APPLY TO THE AGENT. ilOOM 498.

THE INT 5 it OCEAN BUILDING. Korthwsst omer Madlsoa a4 Dearborn sta TO RENT ALL OR PART OF BASEMENT OF-flee. Including heat, light, and telephone. 318 to r0 per -noma. FADNER.

lfi La Salle st. TO RENT FINEST OFFICE IN 1 113 Tacoma Bldg. CHICAGO. TO RENT HOUSES. t-eath Ma.

TO RENT OR FOR SALE 3431 GRAND a bargain; owner on premises every afternoon. TO RENT ROOKS. Advertising under this head, lee par Una tesertloa 8 Itaes one week, dally snd Sunday. 81 8 Itaes one week, dally and Sunday. 8L88; 4 Uses ens week, dally and Sunday, II-as.

This Includes a bsadaoms nickel "Rooms to Rent' slgn Rsrlh Stale. THE OWNER OF NICE HOUSE ON DEARBORN sv. hss nice room to rent, with board. Address I 4. The Inter Ocean.

BUSINESS CHANCES. AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WHO IS ABLE sad willing to give from six to eight hours a day to local otfloe business and district management In his part of state, and can use 8M0 of his owa money in the arrangement, ran have a good opea-lng with us; fslr s-ilsry snd expenses) want man right away. I 3. The Inter Ocean. FOR SALE THREE GRAIN ELEVATORS.

Located in Central Illinois; all good openings for one desiring te engage in grain business; property new and will rent fir 10 per cent of Investment. Address 1 44. Ths Inter Ocean. WANTED PARTIES DESIRING CREDITOR partnership or temporary hard times Insurance will learn something to their Interest by dropping a card to O. A.

REAMS. 1304 Fisher bldg. FOR SALE ORGAN MANUFACTURING plsnt; modern machinery, with good will anl ood trade, and now running, inquire xxrea not o. a. encstcrton, inq.

DENTAL' DEPOT FOR SALE. APPLY TO J. W. BEHKS. Kansas City.

Ma. FOR SALE BEST PATENT IN THE WORLD. V. TUCKER. 1113 Tscoms Bldg.

horses carriages, etc GREAT AUCTION SALK OF HORSES J. BERRY sV Union Stock Tsrds. srs bow running In full blast: auction every Tuesday and Saturday at a. m. private sale every day In the week: ths largest commission dealers la ths world, eel ling yearly ever 34.00 horses.

Ws alas BU alt kinds of bugglea, harness, wagons, aad ail nds of second-hand veh tolas. Bring oa your stock snd eater It the dsy before sale. Also great romblnatloa breeders sale. February. May.

aad novemDer. GREAT BARGAINS CLOSING OUT. THE Henney Buggy Co. stock. ii.

BTRD, agent. 877 and 374 Wabash av. ETC WANTED ONE 4-HORSH POWER NAPHTHA LAUNCH ENGINE, WITH OR WITHOUT BOAT-MUST GUARANTEE IN GOOD ORDERrNONTS LLBE NEED ANSWER; STATE EXACT AND FRICCE. IO J. AUTH.

CA3US V. BK. TO-LEDO. OHIO. MRS.

H. E. LAWRENCE. DENTIST.REMOVXOJ to Siate et ever Caraon Plrle. Heott a Co.

THE INTER OCEAWl Has the Largest Circulation Of Any Republican Newspaper Iff the West. THE INTER OCEAN 1 BTTUATION WANTED KALX Trail SiTUATIOrl WANTED AS ENGINEER; THOR-oughly sompetent; sober aad 73. Ths Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY FIRST-CLASg foreman for running wood machinery. I 74.

The Intsr Ocesn. SITPATION WANTED BT BLACKSMITH; good ahoer; city or country. I 3S. Tbs Inter Oces a. at.

SITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER: thoroughly competent moderate salary; beat of references from last smploycr. 44, The la tar Ocesn. SITUATION WANTED BT AN EXPERIENCED male atenc-grapher and telegrapher; steady tablts; references. Address 1 34. The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED BT EXPERIENCED stenngrspher. with machine; terms moderate. 8. Ths inter Ocesn. taasl la a esss, SITUATION WANTED A POST-GRADUATE student, speetsltstiur In the Romance languages la Chicago University, wsnts a situation aa tutor of French In private family, la return for room aad board.

Address EasUaks, Mich. SITUATION WANTED BT EXPERT FLORIST and gardener: 30 rears' experience la all branches: thoroughly competent In every wsy; temperate; married: No. 1 refersnca Address 84. The Inter Ocesn. SITUATION WANTED BT A FIRST-CLASS colored Janitor in office or an apartment married; ao children: esn rarntas the best ef city references.

IS. The Inter Ocesn. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN WANTS clerical position of any kind has ernes experience and first-class references. Address I 44. The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN OF brain, ability, and energy, experienced la hast neas; 810 a wsek to start. Address 33. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERI-enced business man with some real estate firm; wsges ao object. 30.

Ths Inter Ocesn. SITUATION" WANTED BT YOUNG MAN ASM coachman: good city references. Add re sa 3s. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BT YOUNG MAN IN electrical work; 4 years experience.

I 74, The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BT YOUNO MAN; TEN years' experience in office work. I 78, The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED YOUNO MAN. AGE 84; work of any kind: ateady.

83. The Inter Oceaa. STTTJATiON WANTED TTTM AT.TL Hssickoepen. SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER by lady (27), Christian, lover ef home, musical. In a widower's family (email), with mean no farm-era.

Addres a F. Box 1IUS. Jollet. 111. SITUATION WANTED BT AN EDUCATED Cansdlsn lady aa housekeeper er companion: home more of an object than wages; references.

I SI. The Inter Ocesn. SITUATION WANTED BT LADY AS HOU 8 IE-keeper or will take care of furnished room a. 1 7t, The Inter Oceaa. Rsrsts, SITUATION WANTED BT COMPETENT nurse, sge 38; hnspttsl training: usderatsnds mse-sare.

rare of Invalid. Addrvaa MISS ELEANOR WILLIAMS. Lake Forest. 111. Destestles.

SITUATION WANTED SECOND WORK BT A reliable colored girt. E. HAMILTON. 800 37 th st. Hlseellsaceas.

SITUATION WANTED AS MATRON BT woman 33 years od: references furnished snd required. MISS MARY A. BOLTON. Uw4 Michigan a too floor. SITUATION WANTED BT LADY TO DO 7r-c per thwgand.

I 74. The Inter Ocean. HELP WANTED MALE. Salesases. WANTED A MANUFACTURER OF A FIRST-caea line of ahlrta.

Jeaaa pan La. overalls. duc clothing, wanta a aa'i aman with an eatab-Uehed trade in Illinois or Missouri, or both states. To such a man a good salary or commission las preferred) will be paid. Must furnish good references or sstlafscto-nr proof as to trade, re liability, etc.

Address I 38. The Inter Oceaa. WiNTED-OOOD SALE8MEN TO KNOW that they can make good pay aelllng groceries la country towns to farmers; we are aaaderuarters for car toad man and other large buyers; write for Unua. LOVER1N a BROWN Wholesale Umcers. Chk-ago.

WANTED BY A LARGE MANUFACTURING concern Boston, a first-class traveling ssles msn to call oa the retail trade la Wlecnnain. Address, with reference, to C. H. (MUL'N A 173 Aahmont Dorchester, Msss. WANTED SALESMEN FOR MOST COMPLETE tins of lubricating oils, greases, aad specialties In America: liberal effer to good men.

Addreee THE SUPERIOR REFINING Detroit, Mich. Mlaeellasessa. WANTED A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT buyer ef foreie-a and donaestle dried fruits for a New York Jobbing bouse. Apply by mail, stating see, experience, and salary wanted, to A. E.

room 403. 42 River st' WANTED MAN AND WIFE TO WORK ON A farm near Kenosha; sromaa moat he aeat aad a I good cook; snaa exserlsaoed at all farm work; I state wages; references required. Address K. A. box 460.

Kenoatis. Wis. PATENTS WRITE JOHN WEDDERUURN A KAJ Lm i rut lui n.j wi iiumuw, iw their tl.ae priss offered to Inventors. WANTED AOil NTS. Advsmsements under this heading.

13 esnta line- ef as vaa words. AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION TO IN-troduce ths naw patent chemical ink erasing pencil. The grestest aelllng novelty ever proJuced-Eisses Ink thoroughly In two seconds; ao abrasion of paper. Sue to he per cent profit. One sgnts sales amounted to 843s In sla dsys; another $33 la two hours.

Ws want one energetic general agent for each stste. For terms ad areas MONROE ERASER MFO. QT 34 La Crosae, Wis. WANTED AGENTS EVERYWHERE. BOTH sexes, for ths Eclipse shirt bosom stretcher snd Ironing board; the quickest sealer la America; sgents sail to 04 per day; retails for 74 cents Auaraw rA.

1 .1 rpa aiu. Ohio. CO, Chilli CO the. WANTED GOOD BC'hINESS MEN WITH stnah capital as ols sgents for Ullnols. Indiana, Michigan, and South ta sell a patented household arucle through canvassers.

Apply one weak. Louis Rclnhardt. 844 Hopkins st-, Brooklyn. N. X- WANTED AGENTS: LADY OR GENT, TO EN-gage la the mail order business; per month; no capital It's a winner: particulars.

3-oent stamp. Address No. 87. a B. at N.

Wis ware. Ohio. WANTED AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN IN I HE UMled Ststss to sell The Inter Ocean. For terms aad particulars write ta Taa liner ocean, Chicago. AGENTS FOR THE BEST THING ON WHELS.

Address the Gold Coast Company. Portland, Ore. REAL ESTATE LOANS. MCNEY WITHOUT COMMISSION AT 4 PEK ent; alee 4 snd 4 per osat money ea terms te be arranged; will eonalder appllcairoas from Evens-toa te South Chicago; will grant privileges of prepayment la sums aot less than 0M0; building loans a sptlaRy. H.

O. STONE a 304 La Sails sC SPECIAL FUNDS 43.400. X.O00, 34,090, 31S.400 TO loan oa goad security. F. D.

PATTERSON A SON! 108 Dearborn at. DO YOU WANT TO BUILD I MONEY TO loea without delay. PsVAiio5Y. HOUGHTELINO A 104 Desrbera st OllEKNEBAUM SONS BANIaXfcS 41 snd 88 Dearborn St. LOANS MADE ON CHICAGO REAL EST AT AT LOWEST RATES.

MOSEt TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CHICAGO real estate at current rales antnout delay. HECK MAN. La Salle st. MONEY LOANED ON CITY PROPERTY: building loans made. R.

STURGEON. 4M Aahlsnd block, PERSONAL PROFERTT LOANS. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE ON their own names by private party quietly and qul-kly: eaay paymewta. pip Marwuetts bldg. lNAJTCIAIa.

FOR SALE VALENTINE SCRIP; 40 ACRES: per arre. Box trrkne. Wsh. BICTCLES WANTED 80 OLD-STYLE SECOND-HAND Bicycles; spot csih; bring wheel or send address. THE CYCLE 247 Wabash av.

BEFORE BUYING SEETHE '07 "WHITE." Manufactured by WHITE 8EWTNO MACHINE 2i Wabash av. Bend for 'OT catalogue. SOUDAN. NILE. AND PYRAMID BICYCLES; also special wheels at bottom price.

MASON A MASON 443 W. Madison atT SKJCONrvHAND WHEELS FINE LINE CHEAP at EXCELSIOR SUPPLY rs-mt Wsbssh av. DAYTON BICYCLE- SALES PARLORS, 44 AND 04 Wsbssh southea-it corner Randolph at. EEWTNCJ MACHINES. RATTED FOR "ALE-ffrrOND-HlKri mwr airri Call st 307 Wahaah er write for particulars.

FOR -SALE SECOND-HAND SAFES BOUGHT and sold The Paker Safe 40 Dearborn mtr WOMkJ'S HOSPITALS. MRS. DR. BROWN. 800 STATE ROOM 44, pleasant home for Confinement cases; Infants adopted; Irragulsuitlos treated successfully; strictly eonfldentlaL from AKAM.

11 Adams PulUnsa bldg. 1 wholesale prieesi new silver-plated Singer, 310; high arm. 418; New WUaoav Its. Examine hafors yea bug. MUBIOAX.

INSTRUMENTS. TO CLEAN UP OODel AMD BT-NTja of 184 styles, sample styles, rent stock, as ona nana instruments, we submit tbs best proposition a ear presented la Chicago. NEW PIANOS, to data, but out of aaw ca taloarua on srraunl of rhanges la esse price, 8-': aaw rial IIETTER PIANOS Ixt price, 32Ol aewOlm TILL BETTER PIANOS. 14 price, 8i; now 4230 AI1 kinds of wood, all slssa alt sty las. aJleolora TEtMS ao easy that all caa ibuy.

RENTING Maaos 83; organs II. HALLET DAVIS MA NTTPAI Tl HERS. 330-341 Wshaah cor. Jackaoa sc. Factory.

Boston: established 1030. WEBER PIANOS. WEBER PIANOS. WHKKLOCK PIANOS. WHEEIOCK PIANOS.

STUTVPISANT PIANOS. ST YVES ANT PIANOS. PIANOS RENTKDw PIANOS RENTED. PIANOS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. -PIANOS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS.

1 Chicago branch house for the above makes of hi Strum an ta. MANUFACTURERS' PIANO 354-340 abash sr. STKINWAY HALL- IT Ysa Bursa sa. Nets owe list of PIANOS. PIANOS.

PIANOS. wXaSlSfWAT A. B. CHARE. HAItLETON.

STERLINO. and HTJNTINOTON. Everything to plesse snd satisfy every easterner. seenj-hsad pianos very tow. Easy terms If desired.

Plaaos for rent. Expert tuslag. LYON. POTTER CO, IT vsn Buren pet. Michigan end Waheah svs.

REMOVAL SALE. REMOVAL SALE. REMOVAL SALE. PIANOS. PIANOS.

PIANOS. 818 AND UPWARD, til AND UPWARD. 81 AND UPWARD. ORGANS. ORGANS.

ORGANS. GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING. ESTEY A CAMP, 40. SI. 88 JACKSON ST.

AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN A FISCHER flano, fully warranted. In Mrst-daaaveoaditlon. only Will sell on very easy payments. LION at HBALT. Wahaah av.

and Adams rt. ro BUYS A HALLET A DAVIS UPRIGHT p'ano: monthly psvments; a decided hargals. STEGER A US Wabash cor. Jsckson St. TO RENT FINE UPRIGHT PIANO AT 44 PER month one year's rent aCoweal en purchase.

THE JOHN CHURCH Oss Wahaah sr. ADAM SCHAAP PIANOS ARE HIGH-GRADE: low prices; esxy terms: pis nos to rent. 374 West Vidian at. Etsbllhd 13, MEDIC AL. MRsrDRT7Ei.L A fx 7i.7.

ment all dlseaaes snd Irreaulsiirles of women; by Improved methods that are absolutely painless; those unsucceaefuily treated elsewhere specially levlted; elegnt prlvata borne for patieala. 3113 Wabash sv. MRS. DR. ANNE GRADUATE IN MID-wlfery: thirty-eight years' experience In all female diseases; swre ear In all female weaknesses; good home for ladies during confinement: ao in- strnments; intents saoyted.

oa aba eh sv. DR. W. CARROLL, OLDEST ESTABLISHED snd only exoert spaclaliat In city treating apecial ana private nervous -iisessee. lost nror.

tu. advice free; med. 81. Call or write. ItlStstsst.

DR LOUISE AG ENOW, 104 WELLS REO-Blar physician: treatment of monthly Irregularities by never-felling method: Z3 years experience In the Charlie Hoeplisl at Berlin: satisfaction. DR. IDA VON 8CHULTZ. 104 WELLS NET ee-falllng treatment of monthly Irregolartttes by my entirely new Indian method; success eiiaran-teed 23 years practice la differed hospitals. 31 WASHINGTON BLVD.

FIRST-CLASS PRI- ate home before and during confinement Infsnts adopted; female complaints trested soccessfully; strictly confidential. MRS. DR. EARA. DR.

HORTA" FAUSTMAN 88 'WELLS ST. It years practice; aever-falllng treatment of month-ly Irrecularltlea by my new Indi Salt IBtaatOslet BTRFcTURESREMOVEDBT ELECTRTCrTT luatantly and palnlevs. DR. GRAHAM. 114 Dear-born room lio.

Hours 10 to A DR. STEWARD. LADIES PHySIClAN; years. 83 A Clark at room 10: 1 to T. cows, dogs, etc 8 FECIAL SALE TUTIS WEEK MALE MOC3C- I birua.

male red birds. Tic. AJ hPFER' RD STORE. 217 Miae near Franklin. MISCKT.T.ANEQU3.

WANTED NAMES OF MUSIC WRITERS AND romposera who have maaiuacripta for sale. L. IS. Went Puh. Rock IiaTvi.

III. WHERE THE SHIPS CO r4 TLc traveler seeking an ocean voy-age to an foreign port will find in this column complete information concerning the arrival and departure of passenger steamship lines. AMERICAN LINE-NEW VORK TO SOUTHAMPTON. At hi a. m.

Paris March 17 New York March 31 Sr. Paul March Apnl 7 hhorust snd moat convenient route to London. PHILADELPHIA TO Ql'EEXSIOWS AND Lit ERPiXU Be'genland March 30 Peaalaad, March RED STAR LINE-NEW YORK TO Kery Wednesday. Kensington March IT juth wark March tl 34 Noordland April INTERNATIONAL XAVK1ATION COMPANY. Tel.

IK Main. 143 La Salle st Chicago. WHITE STAR LINE NEW YORK, yUEENSTOWN. LIVERPOOL. avery weoneeoay at nova.

ttbule trala Llverpooi. ta 3k. hours. IT April 14 May Tf -TKI TONh-' March 34 April 31 Mar 10 March April 38 May 88 MAJESTIC" April 1 May 4 June 8 First csbin. 80 aid onward: second cabin.

843.84 aad upward steer-are at low rates. a. TBNN'EI FRENCH. Gan. Western Agent.

Tel. Exp. 130. 344 3. Clark Chicago.

CL'NARD LINE Tel. M. 80T4. Established in I'r and never left a psssengar. CAMPANIA" snd "I.UCAN1A." New rwlw-acrew sreamnhina, 430 feet tons.

1Xtt tons: Urgest.faetest.most mamdSceat the world. UMBRIA. ETRI RIA. SER1A. AUPANIA.

830 feet lone-. 8.VM lna Sailing every Saturday from Nw York. Boston, and Liverpool via Queens-town. All records broken 8 days hours 3 mln. F.

G. H1TING. Clsrk and Randolph sta. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM. VIA BOULOGNE-SUR-MKR.

First cabin. 8T7.54snd upward; second cabin. 835; Steers 1 e. 8-S. Forafull Information apply to GENERA LWESTERN PASSENGER AGENCY.

14 La Salle Chicago, 111. RAIXAJl TIME-TABLES. WISCONSIN CENTRAL. City office, 304 Cark st- Depot. Hsrrlson and 8tk av.

'Phone, Main 4jS. "Dally. tEx. Sunday. St.

Pul. Mp'a Oshaosh. Leave. ArrU Eau Clslre. AshJtad.

1 0:44 in Ironwood A Pscifle pm 10 i pm pm sm pm pm pm MONON ROUTE (LOU18VTLLK. NEW AL-bany and Chicago Ry Depot, Dearborn station. Ticket offices, 333 Clark at, and Auditorium, Trains All trains dally. Laava, Arrive. Ths tsst mall for Indianapolis, Cincinnati, snd 1:48 am ItrOO n'a Washington and Baltimore 8:48 am 11:08 n'a Lafsrstts.

Indtsnapolta Cincinnati. Louisville, and Day ton 8:30 sm I 00 pm A Dayton.ll:.V am 8:30 pm Lafayette Accommodation pm tj am Indian' p' Us. Cin'n'tl. A Dayton. pat 7 2a ana Lafayette and LoulavUla.

1 .14 pm x.3 mm CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS Ticket OTicea. 1U Clark aC. Auditorium Asses, and Dearborn Stsllon, Dearborn aad Polk sts. Daily. (Elxorpt Sunday.

Ttrrs Hsute snd vans vllle. I am New Orleans A Florida am pni ChloaffO A Naahvllle prn am Terre Haute A :34 pm am 8t Elmo 11. 44 pm am CHICAOO GREAT WESTERN RY MAIXB Lesf Route -Grand Central Station. 8th av. and Harrison st.

Office, 118 Adams st 'Phone 33S0 Mala. Dally. tEx- Sunday. Leave. Arrive.

Mlnnespclla St. Psul, Do- 3:43 sm flOKIO pm buque. Ksn. City, St. Joe.

4:30 pm 0:30 am Des Molne Marahalltovm 11:30 pm 0 30 am Sycamore and Byroa 3 :10 pm I0 :33 am BIG FOUR ROUTE DEPOTS, 1TH ST. AND Park row. 32d. 80th. IM.

and 43d sts. Ticket offices. 334 Clsrk Kts snd Auditorium Hotel. Dslly- JEv. Surday Leave.

Arrive. Cincinnati and Louisville am 3:43 pm IWashingt Exprass ......1:00 pm pro Clnclnaat and Louisville Ex. MM.3:30 pm 7:20 am 11 prr nriAn TntX-TABLES. Caicafa Ualoa Paaacsrer St alias ennsylvania Lines. a floras, Caaal At Kadtaoa Sta.

Ticket off.ces at station, at 848 S-uth Clark street, corner Jscksoa, and at Auditorium HoteL Through trains run ss follows: Dally. 1 Daily exaept Sunday. From Cistosgo to Leare. Arrive. Macsneld aad Pittsburg 7 am sm India napolla and am OS pm Dsyton sod Cincinnati noreo am pm The Keystrns Express sra pm Columbus and the East :4 am pas Baltimore and am.

4 64 pm Irhiladelphla and Nest -ea am 4 0 pra Mansnrld aid Pittsburg 3:00 pm 0:00 pm Haltlrrcre and 3:00 pm 0-Of. pra Philadelphia and New 3-u0 pm 0:00 pm The Penney 8:30 pm am Pittsburg sad 8.30 pm :00 am Phtlsdclphla and New Vork 8:30 pm am IndlanspoUs snd 840 pm am Dayton snd 8:00 pm am Columbus snd ths East pm 1:11 tn Youngstoan aad pm 0 :00 pm Pittsburg and ths Eaat II pm pm C1HIC AGO AND NORTHWESTERN BT. yTtrk.l omea MS Cark at CPIjin TV! OakCey aad depot, ear. Wells sad Klasls sta Leave Arrive, Omaha. C.

Bluff Sioux City. 3:40 pm 0:30 am aait late. Ha a Kranclaoo. US pm am Denver, pUaad. D.

pm am Black HI. snd Desdwoud ..10:30 pm Sterling, Clinton. Cedar 1 13: S3 pm St. Piu, Mlnneapolla. pm 6t Paul.

Minneapolis, 8:14 am Eau Clre pra Winona. La Crosse. Madison. 1:18 am Winona. La Crosse, and 4 3 04 sm Western 10:14 pm Iowa and The Dakotaa 440 pm rond da Lae, Oshkosh.

Nee- nan. Appletoa. Greea liay 4:00 pm Green Bay and Menominee 8:00 pm Ashlsnd. Hurley, Bessemer, 3:00 ssa Ironwood. and Rhtoelsnder 1:04 pm Oshkosh, Gr.

Menominee, 3:00 sm sm rxa 4:10 sm 0r44 pm 14.11 pm pm 0:10 sm 0:30 am pm rem t4 no pm 0 jo sm pm Marquefte.and pm 7 am Rockford and A. 1 n. Rockford a. 14:14 p.m., T4-J0 D. m.

atiiwauae sukee Lv. a. 14 a. tl a. 4 30 0.

til :30 s. ft p.m.. -J p.m.. 4 10:30 a.m. 'Dally.

Ea. Sunday. Sunday. IEx Monday. tEx.

Saturday. aDaily to Menomlnea. ILLINOIS t'B NTRAL ALL THROUGH TRAINS from Ceatral Station. Uth st. and Park row.

Trains for the South (except N. O. fast maill can be taken from 33d st. Icni Hyde Park, and 83d 1 St. stations.

Ticketa at olty ticket office. 00 Adams and Auditorium IloteC Throna-h Trains Leave. Ant-re. N. Orreans snd Memphis Llm.

pm sm MontWllo. 111., and 4 OS pm ti ll am St. Louis Diamond 0:10 pas 1:34 sm St. Leu la Daylight am 4:34 pm Pprtrurfleld and Decatur 14 2S am 4 3i pm Cairo Day Train 3:00 sm 7:00 pat Springtield and 0:10 pm am New Orleans Fast Mail am am Itloomlngton snd Chsttswth.t pm tn IS am Chicago and New Orleans Ex. pm am Oilman and Kankakee 0:38 pes am Rockford.

Dubuque. Sioux City. and Sioux FallsFsst 8-O0 pra IO- sm Rockford, Dubuque. Sioux Clty.all:3 pea 8:30 am Rockford Paseenger 8:10 pm 19 38 am Rockford and Diibsaae sm la rm Rockford and Freeport pan Dubuque and Rockford F-X pa aOn Saturday night rune to Dubaqw only. Dally, Dally except Sunday.

MiCHiOfly "Tht Niagara Falls oata.m N. T.CIR.R.R. and A A. R.a Tlcfcet af. floe, 110 Adams at.

and stations, Itth st. and Park row. 33d at. Hyde Park, and 43d S4. Nor.

1894. Leave. Mall and Fxnrers 4:50 am 4 -aopn 8:40 pa Grand Rapids Through .4 New York and noeson Special. IS: 80 am North Shore Fast Eastern Express (:40 pm -ss pm 8-04 Dot rvaiamasoo pm til 4:40 pea 4:30 sm Grand Raplda Parlor Car. pm jietroit Mrnt pm Atlantic Express 11.30 pm Ssginsw 4V Bay City til :30 pm Gd.

Ranlds A Muak. Rleener. :30 pm 7:40 am I sm 4 at am Dauy. Tt-x Sunday. aaiaruay.

taex. Montis y. CHICAGO AND WEST MICHIGAN RAILWAY. See MM-hlgsn Ceatral Time Tabes, nCRLrXGTON ROUTE. B.

A Q. RAILROAD! Berths and tickets at No. ZI1 Clsrk St. sad Union Pasaengsr Statloa. Canal aad Adams sts.

irama 1 jvt-iw. Loral to flsleatimg. Ill 0 34 am Ottaara. Street or. La Salle, 4:30 am Rocheile.

Rockford. Forrest 00. 1:30 am Local points In III. and Iowa.11 am Galcsburg snd Quiney Clrnton. MoHne.

Rock IalamL.11 JO am Fort Madison aad Keokuk 11 JO am Ottawa and Streator 4:30 pm Sterling. Rochelre. Rockford. 4:00 pm Ksa.Ctty.St. oe.

Lea Ten worth (SO pm Fort Worth, Dallas. Houston. 8 :30 pm Omaha. C. Bluffs, 8 pm St- Psul and Minneapolis 8:30 am Kaa-Ctty.

St. Jo. Leaven worthlo JO pm Omaha, Keokuk, Quincy 10:30 pm Denver. Cripple Creek. Colo.

.10:30 pm Salt "Lake. 4 gden, California. 10:30 pm Dead wood. Hot Springs. S.

JJ.10 JO pra 0:10 pm 4:14 pm 3:10 pm 8:18 pm 8:10 pm 8:10 pm 7-00 am am 10:34 am 0 34 ana 8 34 am 8:28 tun 8:35 am 7-00 am oo am 8:30 am 8 30 am 3:30 sra rt. Mill ana pm 310:34 pea Dally, Dally ex. Sunday. tDaliy ex. Saturday.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PAC RT. Passenger Statioa, Ii aa rturea. near Clark sr. City ticket office, cor.

Adams and De arbors sta Leave. Arrive. Fast MaT to Des Moines I OS am 7:30 pm Omaha II and Iowa an 1 -SS wm Peoria am 7 pm 11:45 am 3:44 pm Jollet Express Joilet Accommodstloa 48 pm 10:10 am WJl St, i'l. Mpia A Sioux FsXs. 4:14 pm 11 rOO am Peoria pm 1-45 pra Peru Accommodatioa 4:00 pm 8:40 am Omaha and B.ufTa-Flyer....

4:44 pm pm Kan, City. St. Jo, Learenw'tn. Colorado, and Texas Fx 8:48 pm 8:40 am Big Fire to Denver. C.

Spfgs. Pueblo. Omaha A Lincoln 10:00 tma 8:10 am ttuu. sr. r-aui.

a coioraao -i i pm reona. L.a naiie. a rt. Peoria. La Salle.

A R. Ia Kaneas city and Texaa Dally. tEx. Sun, tEx. Sat.

rasi rer tor umana daily at p. m. con-aecta at Mo. River with U. P.

Flrer next lauraiag. 4HICAOO. VTLWAUKEE A ST. PAUL RT. Vy Ticket office.

Adams st. TeLzlSO Main. Uxdora Psssena-er station. Canal. Adams, and Madison sta Trains Leave, Arrive.

Milwaukee. St. PauL Mors 4:30 am 4 45 oca Milwsukee tll-30sm Milwaukee. Msdison A am 3 45 pm Cedar Rapids. Kan.

City. Dul.t 3:00 Dul.t 3:00 pea 1:44 pm 8:00 pm 0:45 pm 3 pm 0 0-15 pm Green Bar pm 8:00 pm Milwaukee 3:00 pm pea I -ospm I 4:30 pm Milwaukee I 91 pm 8 4:30 pm Omaha. Bluff a. Slnax Clty pm 0:25 sm N. lows.

a. a pm a am Milwaukee. St. Paul. 4:30 pea 8:30 am Bav snd Mich.

Peninsula. ..10:15 pra- 7 OS am Msdtaoo. P. da Chlen. 4f pm.

a 7 -OS am Milwsukee. Sr. Paul. Mpla 10 IS pm Cedar Rsplde. Ksn.

Clt J3 pm a 7 if am N. Iowa. S. Dakota 10:25 pm a am Omaha. C.

Bluffa, Sioux Clty.n0:25 pm a am Dally. tEx. Sua. tEx, Sat. aKx.

Mon. Sun. saly. N. T.

C. A H. and B. A A. Depot, Vsa Buren ens block south of board of trade, aa 1 33d st.

City ticket arnee, ISO 4Xark at. Dal y. tEx. Sunday. Lesvs, Arrtve.

Day Express 700 am I 04 pra Limited Fsst Mail 0:0 sm 0:30 am N. Y. and Boston Special 10:30 am 3 40 pm Eastern Express 3:00 pm pm E.kbsrt Aci-omsicda tlon 110:11 am New York Central 4:34 pra New York aad Boa taa Ex 1:4 pm 1:34 sm Sieclal Atall am UJIsa ABASH RA ILRO AD DEPOT, DEARBORN II statioa. Polk and Dearborn sta. Ticket offlcca, 87 Adams rt.

aad 221 Michlgaa av. Dally. tEx. Sundsy. Leave.

Arrtve. St. Louts Vestibuled Limited 11 0 am 0:50 sm ft. Louis A Kaiwae City Kx 3 pm pm t. Louis Limited 0:15 pm am Prona a Texas am Peoria A Texas Dm i sm Forrest Accommodation.

3:10 am t5 pra wrtraat Accommodation rm 0 30 am 7 :5 am Detroit. N. Falla. 4V N. T.

3K19 pra Ix trait. Boaton. a Caa. Ex. 11:25 pm 0:45 pra Detroit Dsy Express 3:44 am Tcroato.

Montreal. A Caa. 3:00 pm pm 7.64 am CHICAGO AND ALTON UNION PASSENGER Station. Canal street, between Madison aad Adsms streets. Ticket office.

101 Adsms sr. Daily, Dally ax. Sunday. Leave. Arrive.

Pacino Express 3:00 pm Ksnsas City. Denver A 0:00 pm 0:35 am Kan. City, Colorado, and Itah.11:M pm 8:00 am Springfield A SU Louis 1:00 sm 3:10 pm St. Louis Limited .11:04 sra 4:4 pot St. Louis Palace Express 0:00 pm sm St.

Louis Midnight Express ..1 1 :30 pm sm Psoria am 4:24 pm Peoria Fast Mall 4:00 pra am Peoria Night Express ..11:80 pra am JaUst and Dwlght Aceom'Uoa. 8:00 pm am ATCHTSCN. TOPE A AND SANTA FE RAILWAY Trains leave Dearborn ststron. Polk and Dearborn sta Ticket office, 313 Clsrk sL. corner Adams.

jaiiy. tkx. nua. ieave. Arrive.

Galeaburs; snd Fort 7:.13 am pm Pekln Exprees I pm pm Jollet and Streator 40 pm 3:31 sm Lsmont, Lockporf. aad Jollet-t pm 8:43 era Ksn. City, Utah A Tex. 8:00 pm sm Kan. City.

snd pra The California Limited Isavia Wednesdays and Saturdays at 8 p. m. BVLTIMORE A OHIO DEPOT. GRAND CEN-xal Passenger Statioa. City nfllce.

141 C-ark at. No extra fares charged oa It 4 IX limited tralna.) Trains Lrsva. Arrive. Local .1 8.0a am to to pm N. T.

A Wssb. Vest. Ex sm tr90 pm N. A Pitts. 3:30 pm am ptttaourx.

t.ieve.ane, vrnaeimg, and Co-ambus Ex I pm Dally. 1fc.x. auaoay. NICKEL-PLATE TUB NEW TORK. CHI-cago and 3u Louis R.

R. Depot. Uth st. vis-duct, corner Clark at. Dally.

ex. Sundsy. Lesvs, Arrive. Chlcsgo snd C.eve'snd am pm New York and Boston :30 pra 3-00 pm New York and Boston pm 7:40 am Fc rates snd car accommodations call on or sddreaa Hfnry Thorne. Tlckst Agent.

Ill Adams Chicago. III. Telephone, Main 3308. T'RIB LINES (CHICAGO AND ERIE- RAIL jri.ad-Tlckt oTIcea. 243 Clark Audllorluni -liotrl.

and Dearborn station. Polk comer Fourth sv. Ihilly. tEx- Sunday. Leove.

Arrlv. Msri.vt Local S0 am pm New York snd Boston pm 5 0 pn. North -Judaon pra am N. Tork, Columbus. pm 1 am pm am 11 JO pm 8:10 am im I Ex.

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