Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 20, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg 20 a talk empty chairs powerful argument from Talmage a Ohio. Or. Ifo greater influences Are in Ttoe family Circle than tile mute appeals de parted places at Trie fire Side. Cotill not keep awake that chair always easily awake. The chair lullabies and All those g to their _ a which All pity and compassion and sympathetic influences Are combined. That old chair has stopped rocking for a Good Many years. It May be setup Utha loft the Garret but it holds a. Queenly Power yet. When at Midnight you went into that grog shop to get the intoxicating o., july Many years people have gathered in multitudes at this season the year for a great outdoor As Wembly. The grounds Are a Short sail from Sandusky the place Beautiful be by dirt description. Or. Talmage preached this morning in this delightful place to a fast multitude. His subject was the valiant and his text i Samuel xxx 18, thou Shalt be missed because thy seat Grill be set the table the cutlery and the chased silverware the Palace for King Saul will give a state dinner today. A distinguished place is kept it the table for his son in Law a celebrated Warrior David by name. The guests jewelled and plumed Pine in and take their places. When peo ple Are invited to a King s banquet they Abib very Apt to go. But before the covers Are lifted from the feast Saul looks around acid finds a vacant seat at the table. He within himself perhaps audibly a tit does this Means where is my Sou in Lav where is David the great War rior i invited him. I expected him. What a vacant chair at the King s banquet the fact was that David the Warrior had been seated for the last time at his father in Law s table. The Day before Jon Athan had coaxed David to go and occupy that place at the table saying x to David n the words my text thou Shalt be Inis sed because thy seat will be the prediction was fulfilled. David was missed. His seat was empty. That one vacant chair spoke louder than All the occupied chairs at the banquet. In almost every House the articles furniture take a living personality. That stranger would not see anything remarkable either in its design execution but it is More to you than All the pictures the louvre and the Luxem Fiburg. You remember who bought it and admired it. And that hymn you remember who Sang out it. And that remember who rocked it. And that remember who read out it. And that remember who slept in it. And that re member who died in it. But there is nothing in All your House so eloquent and so mighty voiced As the vacant chair. I suppose that before Saul and his guests got up from this banquet there was a great Clatter Wina pitchers but All that Racket was drowned out by the voice that came up from the vacant chair at the table. Millions have gazed and wept at John Quincy Adams vacant chair in the House representatives and at Henry Wilson s vacant chair in Tho vice presidency and at Henry Clay s vacant chair in the american Senate and at Prince Albert s vacant chair in Windsor Castle and at Thiers vacant chair in the councils the French nation. But All these chairs Are unimportant to you As compared with the vacant chairs in your own household. Have these chairs any lesson for us to learn we any better men and women than when they first addressed us father s chair. First i Point out to you the father s vacant chair. Old men always like to sit in the same place and in the chair. They somehow feel More at Home and sometimes when you Are in their place and they come into the room you jump up Sud Denly and say. Here father Here s your the probability is it is an chair for he is not so Strong As he once was and he needs a Little upholding. His hair is a Little frosty his Gums a Little de pressed for in his Early Days there was not much dentistry. Perhaps a Cane chair and old fashioned apparel for though you May have suggested some improvement father does not want any your nonsense. Grandfather never had much admiration for newfangled notions. I sat at the table one my parishioners in a former conjugation a aged Inan was at the table and the son was pre siding and the father somewhat abruptly addressed Tho son and said my son Don t Bow try to show Oft because the minister is your father never liked any new customs manners he preferred the old doing things and he never looked so Happy As when with his eyes closed he sat in Tho armchair in the Corner. From the wrinkled brow to the tip the slippers what placidity the wave the past years his life broke at the foot that chair. Perhaps sometimes he was a Little impatient and sometimes told the same Story twice but Over that old chair How Many blessed memories hover i Hope you did not crowd that old chair and that it did not get very much in Tho Way. Sometimes the old Man s Chat gets very much in the Way especially if he has been so unwise As to make Over All his property to his children with the understanding that they Are to take care him. I have seen in such cases children crowd the old Man s chair to the door and then crowd it Clear into the Street and then crowd it into the poorhouse and keep crowding it until the old Man fell out it into is your father s chair was a sacred place. The children used to climb up the rungs it for a Good night kiss and the longer he stayed the better you liked it. Lint that chair has been vacant now for some time. Tho furniture dealer would not give you fifty cents for it but it is a throne influence in your Domestic Circle. I saw in Tho French Palace and in the throne room the chair that Napoleon used to occupy. It was a Beautiful chair but the most significant part it was the letter a embroidered into the Back the chair in Phi role and Gold. And your father s old chair sits in the throne room your heart and your affections have embroidered into the Back that old Chagrin purple and Gold the letter have All the prayers that old chair been answered have All the counsels that old chair been practice speak out old armchair. History tells us an old Man whose three sous were victors in the olympic games and when they came Back these three sons with their garlands put them the father s brow and the old Man was go rejoiced at the victories his three children that he fell dead in their arms. And Are you Man going to bring a Wreath Joy and Christian usefulness put it your father s brow the vacant chair the memory the one departed speak out old armchair with reference to your father the words my tit have been fulfilled thou Inis sed because thy seat will be empty. Motjie s chads. I go a Little further in your House Ana i find the Mother s chair. It is very Apt to toe a rocking s fraught did you not hear a voice that said _ son Why go in and louder than the boisterous encore the place voices your departed friends and tried. To intone them into one invitation upward. I set in array All the vacant chairs your omes and your social Circle and i bid Lem cry out this morning time is Short. Eternity is near. Take my Saviour. Be at each with my god. Come up where i sin. We lived together Earth come let us vib together in we answer that invitation. We come. Keep a seat for us As Saul kept a seat for David but that seat will not be empty. And Ohl when we Are 1 through with this world and we have taken hands All around for the last time sinful amusement a voice saying my son what do you do and when you went into the House abandonment a voice saying what would your Mother do if she knew you were and you were provoked with yourself and you charged yourself with superstition and fanaticism and your head got hot with your own thoughts and you went Home and you went to bed and no sooner had you touched the bed than a voice said what to prayer less Pillow Man i what is the this you Are too near your Mother s rocking chair. Of shawl you say. There s Noth ing in that. I m five Hundred Miles off from where i was born. I m three thou Sand Miles off from the Church whose Bell was the first music lever i can not help that. You Are too near your Mother s rocking chair. You say there can t to anything in chair has been great cannot help that. It a All the mightier for that. It is omnipotent that vacant Mother s chair. It whispers it Speaks it weeps ii carols it mourns it prays it warns ii thunders. A Young Man went off and broke Lis Mother s heart and while he was away from Home his Mother Telegraph brought Tho son and to Caine into the room where Lay and looked upon her face and he cried out Mother Mother what your life could no do your death shall effect this moment give my heart to and he kept i Promise. Another Victory for the vacant chair. With reference to your Mother the words my text were fulfilled thou Shalt be missed because thy seat will b the it valid s chair. I go a Little further and i come to the invalid s chair. Whatu How Long hav you been Nick Ohl i have been sick ten Twenty thirty is it possible what a Story endurance. There Are i Many the families my congregation these invalids chairs. The occupants them think they Are doing no Good in the world but that invalid s chair is the might pulpit from which they have been preach ing All these years Trust in god. The firs time i preached Here at Lakeside Ohi amid the throngs present there was not ing that so much impressed me As Tho Spe Tacle just one face an i valid who was wheeled in her chair said to her afterwards Madam How Ion have you been for she was lying Flat in the chair. Ohl she replied i have been this Way fifteen isaid do you suffer very she said i suffer very much i suffer All the time part the time i was Blind. I always i said can you keep your courage said i am Happy very Happy her lace showed it. She looked the happiest any one the ground. Of what a Means Grace to the world these invalid chairs. On that Field human suffering the Grace god gets its Victory. Edward Payson the invalid and Richard Baxter the invalid and Robert Hall the invalid and the ten thou Sand whom the world has never heard but whom All heaven is cognizant. The most conspicuous thing Earth for god s Eye and the Eye Angels to rest a throne earthly Power but it is the in valid s chair. Of these men and women who Are always suffering but never com victims spinal disease and neuralgia torture and rheumatic sex Crucia Tion will answer to the Roll Call the martyrs and Rise to the Martyr s throne and will wave the Martyr s Palm. But when one these invalids chairs becomes vacant How suggestive it is no More bolstering up the weary head. No More changing from Side to Side to get an easy position. No More use the band age and the cat plasm and the prescription. That invalid s chair May be folded up taken apart set away but it will never lose its queenly Power it will Al ways preach Trust in god and cheerful submission. Suffering All ended now. With respect to that invalid the words my text have been fulfilled thou Shalt be missed because thy seat will be empty. That empty High chair. I pass and i find one More vacant chair. It is a High chair. It is the Chad s chair. If that chair be occupied i 1c is the most potent chair in All the Hanse and All our chairs in the Home Circle and in Canadian s Best route Chicago., it Paol Kansas City bail was he outside world shall be vacant May we e worshipping god in that place from which we shall go oat no More forever. I thank god there will be no vacant hairs in heaven. There we shall meet gain and talk Over our earthly heart Reaks. How m Uch you have been through Ince you saw them last the shining Hore you will talk it All Over. The heart Ches. The loneliness. The sleepless nights. The weeping until Yon had no Ore Power to weep because the heart was withered and dried up. Story empty Radle and Little shoe Only half worn out lever to be worn again just the shape he foot that once pressed it. And dreams when you thought the departed had come Lack again and the room seemed Bright with their faces and you started up to Greet them and in the Effort the dream Roke and you found yourself standing mid room in the talking it All Over and then hand in land walking up and Down in the Light to sorrow no tears no death. Of heaven to Dutiful heaven heaven where our friends Are. Heaven where we expect to be. In the East they take a Cage Birds and bring it to the Tomb the dead and Hen they open the door the Cage and Birds flying out sing. And i would Oday bring a Cage Christian Cosola Lions to the grave your loved ones and would open the door and let them fill All he air with the music their voices. Of How they bound in these spirits be fore the throne some shout with glad Ness. Some break Forth into uncontrollable weeping for Joy. Some stand1 speech less in their Shock Delight. They sing. They quiver with excessive gladness. They gaze the temples the palaces the Waters each other. They weave their Joy into garlands they Spring it into triumphal Arches they Strikel timbres and then All the loved ones gather in a great Circle around the throne thers mothers Brothers Sisters sons and daughters lovers and friends hand to hand around about the throne Circle Ever to hand Joy to Joy Jubilee to Jubilee Victory to Victory until the Day break and the shadows flee away. Turn thou my beloved and be like a Roe a Young Hart upon the mountains Northern Page if 11 Railroad taking effect sunday March 89th, 1891 Central 00th Meridian North Boa d 111 6.30 8.86 8.00 11.16 4.26p 4.17p 4.02p 98 3.4vp 16 8 8.2sp 28 6 27 4 32 6 2.48p 40 4 2.8sp 46 8 2.12p 66 0 1.45p 66 0 68 South Bou d tation Winnipeg. Portage Junction. St. Union Point. Buver Plains. Morris. St. Jean Letellier k. Pera Lna. Grand Forte. Winnipeg Junction .bralnerd.-. Duluth. Chicago. 11.200 11.660 12.18p 12.22p 12. 83p 12.52p 1.07p 1.28p 2.00 6.00 10.00 2.00 a 7.0db 6.86a 7.06ft 10.30p 3.16 a s.48a 4.17 to 4.68a 6.17a 6.42a 6.22 a 6.63a 7.86 a 8.20a 8.46a 6.40p soon oaku.5bao. Fast time St. Paul to Chicago Toronto Ottawa Montreal Najj All Pomis East in Oak a a sect Desmoines St. Joseph Kansas City Superb equipment close connections with train from the North at St. Foul i Safe transports ton perfect Comfort for Bret second class seasons ask for your tickets via p. B. Ross Northwestern passenger agent. Jno. M. Egan president and general manager St. Paul Minn. Morri8-Bbandon Branch. 12.28p 12.08p 9.07i 8.20a 7.10a 7.00a 12.46p 12.24p 10 4.24p 21 4.00p 11 48a 26 8.23p 2.55p 10.58a 1.66p 1.21p 10.20a 12.66p b.87a b.22a 9.07 10.b3a 8.45 7.s8a 7.20 a 7.00a b e 49 0 54 1 62 1 68 4 74 6 78 i 86 1 92 i 102.1 109.7 120.0 187. 145. Stations Morris _ Lowe Roland. Bose Bank .miami.-. Altamont. Somerset. Swan Lake. _ Indian Spring Marlo Polle. Bidder .hllton.i. Wawanesa. _ _ Mart Tallia Brandon. 10.80k 8.28p s.48p 11.66a 4.17p 4.88p 4.ggp c.27 k.42 6.68 8.26 6.40p 7.08 7.22p 7.4s 8.09 8.29 8.45 th3 , Bio Hwat connects the Atlantic Pacific oceans. Through timetable East and West. Cations Francisco . . , o., . , w. . Seattle w. To. 2-00 a _. North Bend. _ Kamloops Glacier House. I. Donald godot in yield Banff hot Springa. Canmore. Medicine eat. Dunmoore Maple Creek Swift current Moose jaw Reffina qn1 Appelle Bron View _ 1.20. Brandon i a. 23-Lj la. Portante la Prairie. Bluff. Winnipeg a. 12-67a 1.26p 2.11p 2.8gp 8.13p 3.40p 4.bop 4.29p 6.49p 7.86p 8.18p a.g4p 9.80p .13-10. . . City loud. .ar. .Chicago., horns. Gretna. Grand Fork. Fartro. Duluth. Minneapolis. Lviv postage la Peai Kib Branch. Bold. A the chairs wait it All the chair. She had so Many must cafes and troubles to soothe that it i save rockers. I remember it Well it was chair and the rockers were almost bin out for i was the youngest and the rocked the whole family Fly made a creaking noise As it moved but there was music in the sound. It was just Tieh enough to allow us children to put our Heads into her Lap. That was the Bank where we deposited All our hurts and Wor lies a what a chair that was. It was different from the father s chair it was entirely different. You ask me How i can not Tell but to All Felt it was differ ent perhaps there was about this chair More gentleness Moro tenderness More grief when we had done wrong. We were wayward father scolded but Mother tried. It was a very Wakeful chair. In chairs Are turned toward it. It Means More than David s chair at Saul s banquet. At any rate it makes More Racket. That is a strange House that can be Dull with a child in it. How that child Breaks up the hard worldliness the place and keeps you Young to sixty seventy and years age. If you have no child your own adopt one it will open heaven to your soul. It will pay its Way. Its crowing in the morning will give the Day a cheerful starting and its glee at night will give the Day a cheerful close. You do not like Chil Dren then you had better stay out heaven for there Are so Many there they would fairly make you crazy. Only about five Hundred millions them. The old crusty pharisees told the mothers to keep the children away from Christ. You bother they said you trouble the trouble him he has filled heaven with that kind trouble. A Pioneer in California says that for the first year two after his residence in Sierra Nevada county there was not a single child in All the reach a Hundred Miles. But the fourth oif july came and the miners were gathered together and they were celebrating tha fourth with Ora Tion and poem and a boisterous brass band and while the band was playing an infant s voice was heard crying and All the miners were startled and the Swarthy men began to think their Homes the Eastern coast and their wives and children far away and their hearts were thrilled with homesickness As they heard the babe cry. But the music went and the child Ned louder and louder and the brass band played louder and louder trying to drown out the infantile interruption when a Swarthy Miner the tears rolling Down is face got up and Shook Liis fist and said Stop that noisy band and give the baby a there was pathos in it. As Well As Good cheer in it. There is nothing to arouse and melt and subdue the soul like a child s voice. But when it goes away from you the High chair becomes a higher chair and there is desolation All about you. In three fourths the Homes this Coji Kre gation there is a vacant nigh chair. Somehow you never get Over it. There no to put to bed at night no one to ask strange questions about god and heaven. Of what is the use that High chair it is to Call you higher. What a drawing up Ward it is to have children in heaven and then it is such a preventive against so. Dear Palmer just a year ago we did the Earls bad cure which though it be exceeding slow a As exceeding sure _ i to corpulence you were prone dyspepsia both ered me ton tipped the beam at Twenty Stone Ana i at ten Stone Tii reel Tho cure they told a works both ways it makes the eat Man loan Tho thin Man after Many Days achieves a portly Mien and though it s True you still Are fat while i am like a All skin and feathers what that the cure takes time you know. Tho Carlsbad scenery is Sublime that s what the Luicle books say to did not think so at that time nor think i so today i Tho Bluffs that squeeze the panting town per pleasing views but weigh the mortal spirits Down and give a Chap the blues. With nothing to amuse us then mitigate our spleen we Rose and went to bed again with three Tad meals Between and constantly we made our none so drear As we when you were weighing Twenty Stone and 1 but ten Stone to reel to never scaled the Mountain Side for walk ing was my Bane and you. Were much too big to ride the mules that there and so we loitered in the Shade with Israel out in Force. Or through the Tipp sche Allee strayed Ana heard the band discourse. Sometimes it pleased us to recline upon the Tell s Brink watch the bilious human line file round to get a drink anon the Portler s piping tone embittered you and me when you Wero weighing Twenty Stone and i but ten Stone three. And those awful thin hrs to eat no pud Ding cake pie but just a Little dab meat and crust absurdly dry then too that water Twito a Day one Swallow was enough to take one s appetite tepid awful tortured by hunger s cruel stings i d Little else to do than feast my eyes upon the things prescribed and cooked for you the goodies went to you alone the tusks ail fell to me when you were weighing Twenty Stone Ana j. Weighed ten Stone three. Yet Happy Days and rapturous ills and i sweetly dismal Date when sandwiched in Between those Nills we Twain bemoaned our Fate the Little woes we suffered then like Mista w. R. Busenbark. Docket agent Laeo 111 general in Tenger in Winnipeg b a Selkirk East 1 _ Schreiber Bat Portage e Iff Nace d fort William _ la d 3.lbpiin port Arthur port Arthur h h h b Falls. .St. Thomas. B .ar. Detroit. Polit Dally sex. San y. _. Winnipeg. Portage Junction. St. Oba Lea. White Eustace. Oak ill. Portage pral Rte 4.80p 4.42p 6.20p 5.46p 6.33p 6.68p 7.40p h .lv.North Bay. b .pembroke. 2.50. Just by. B .Lv Brockville. Ottawa Montreal Quebec new York m.t.boston b. 9.90 . A Halifax la 6.60 Minneapolis and is Louis us th1 Papoub passengers will be carried All regular freight trains. Pullman Palace sleeping and dining oars Nob. 117 and 118, St. Paul and Minneapolis express. Connection at Winnipeg Junction with two Sertl ruled through trains daily Lor All Points in Montana Washington British Columbia Oregon and Haluor Lornia. H. Swift obd Okas. 8. Fee q. I t. A. St. Paul. H. J. Belch ticket agent 486 main . General agent Winnipeg Branch lines. J k j k Winnipeg Rosenfeldt 26 4b Mound. Pity. Deloraine la. Lea route two through trains daily i most Pacl and Minneapolis to Chicago St. Louis a thou change connecting with the fast talks All lines for the Baet Southeast South South West an Pacific coast Points. Hobt and direct line to lbs Moines Iowa Watertown Dak Molose connections made with All trains the great Northern Northern Pacific St. Paul Duluth Hinn Papoub St. Paul it Strait Ste. Marie hallways irom and to All Points North and Northwest. Comfortable Day coaches Pullman sleeping Horton eee Unini chair Carl 1891. 1891. West n. W. T. Co. A Elver. 8.17 a la k .ar.souris.ar. La a one the magnificent steamers that line wll leave Duluth sundays and wednesdays port Arthur mondays and thursdays As per sailing lists for Sarnia making connections with the grand trunk railway for London Hamil ton Toronto Montreal new York Boston and All Points East. So other line gives the travellers such opportunities for witnessing the magnificent scenery me West and North shores Lake Superior and the beauties the Sault River. Thanks for past Patro nage do not forget the Pioneer line. The standing oilers Are safety Courtesy to Passen Gers Ore and dispatch to freight. Are As follows Tom a tout. Monarch. Only u. Empire july the next sailings r july tues sat. ___7.00.lv. 8.12 .18.15 .16.42. .19.00 .2100.at. Mon. Than. .eegina.ar----21.00._ .lunisden.19.38. .saskatoon.12.16--- Clark s crossing.11.17._ Duck Lake.-. 9.00._ Prince . 7.00._ have sped away and i were glad to share again those Ola with you to flounder in those Rains june that flood that austrian Vale to Quail that tepid Kaiser Torunn and starve pm victuals stall and often leagues and leagues away from where ire suffered , with envious yearnings i Survey what cannot again and often in my quiet Home through dim. And misty eyes i seem to see that our aus dome blink at Tho Radiant skies i seem to hear that Wiener band above Tell s Roar to feel the pressure your hand and hear your Waco More better yet my heart is warm with thoughts you and for Friendship hath a sweeter Charm than thrice ten thousand cures so i am Happy to have known that time across Tho sea when you were weighing Twenty Stone Ana i weighed ten Stone three. Field in Chicago news. Palace dining oars. Of 1ro lb8. Baggage i checked trek. Fare always an Low b the Lou eat i for time tables through tickets Etc., Call upon Yon local ticket agent write to c. M. Pratt to tag Oen l aft Minneapolis Minn. . Ticket offices to general manager Burnla ont. Armstrong Colgate agents 889 main St., Winnipeg. Manitoba and Northwestern railway . To Dot a arid taking effect april 6th, 1881 regular passenger trains ran As Loller t westbound. Chicago Milwaukee and by. Paul if away into sin he leaves children with their Mother but his living children with . I .St mail line with electric lighted and by tue heated Veo ruled trains Between Chicago to. Winkee St. Paul and Minneapolis. Bass Oon mental route with electric lighted and steam heated Vestibule a trains Between Chicago and Honnoll Bluffs Omaha St. Paul and the coast beat National boots Between Chicago. Kansas pity and 8t. Joseph to. Miles Road Raohl Nung All Points in Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri South Dakota and North Dakota for maps. Time tables rates Punge u freight Eto., apply to the newest station tent the co too inv Wacky St. Paul i Twat m any Railroad agent anywhere in the world Bow Bill Miller a. V. H Harp Kemr . Gen l pus. B tit. A a daily. A daily except sundays. 0, daily except monday. A daily except tuesday. A Dally except wednesday daily except thursday. A daily except Friday. A daily except saturday. A monday wednesday and Friday. A tuesday thursday and saturday. A tuesdays and fridays. Trains East Brandon run Central Standard time Between Brandon and Donald Mountain Standard time and West Donald Pacific stand Ard time. Cosh Crooks. Lor puget sound Aluka Francisco and Southern California Points. Steamers for puget sound Vic Toria and with 0. F. R. Steamships far China and Japan. Steamers 0. P. E. Nav. Of. For Robson Little Dalles Spokane Falls Etc. A. E. O. Co for Lethbridge Eto. Portage la m. Is n. W. Railway. Branch lines diverging. Fort P. B. Steamer season navigation. Elegant dining and sleeping cars All through trains. Through tickets at Low rates Sale at Prin Cipal stations and at ticket offices 471 main St. Winnipeg depot. W. M. Mol Bod City passenger agent. J. 8. Garter depot ticket office. Gbo. Olds d. Mon Coll men. Traffic mgr., Gen. Pass. Agent Montreal. Montreal. We. Whyte Rob t. Kerb Gen l supt Gen. Pass. Agt., Wren ii ners during connection at Binscarth tuesday a Bas Boond leave Yorkton monday wednesday and Friday at 6 06 mixed train leaves Tomsell at 7.00 wednesday and Friday and makes connection Binscarth with train Lor Winnipeg. Leave rapid City monday wednesday and Friday 10.10. Of Peg. Winnipeg Alma railway Coa go regular East bound passenger trains infection at Portage pc Prairie with trains make polote Canadian Oon econ sic westbound trains and at Winnipeg with a Cut bound trains butt company. _ hum Horn thursdays we nil saturday Peg. 8tauonb. Leave 11.00 ii. Mar 18.00 in 16.50 16.45 Wisconsin gent rat Liness. I am watching you. I am waiting for with respect to your child the words my text have been mfg left thou Shalt be missed because thy seat Grill be Neu. In i the_8ick Days children other chairs my very interesting conversation in asked papa suddenly thrusting his head through the curtains into the recess where Ethel i. Tompkins and Little Eva sat very quietly. Yes said Ethel ready the instant with a reply. Or. Tompkins and i were discussing All our kith and weren t we Evat Yeth Thath what you Wath. Mither Tompki nth thaid May i have a Ethel said. You atom harsh purgative ii troubled with Tion choose rather the mild natural action Burdock bowels. Fast trains with Pullman Vestibule a Boom sleepers dining can and coaches designs Between Chicago and Milwaukee and St. Pan and Minneapolis. Fast trains with Pullman veer bled dra irent Boom sleepers dining cars and coaches latest is Lori be Hveen Chicago and Milwaukee and Al land and Duluth. Through Tobman Vestibule a and drawing Boom colonist sleepers via the Northern pad Flo Ball Way Between Chicago and Portland Ore. For tickets sleeping oar reservations Winnipeg. A Portage la 91.toiadttone. 117. Neepawa. Isem Minnedosa. Monday arrive. 17.46 a 160. Rapid City. 1t.s8 in 16.80 arl5.sfl 1166 1s.s8 11.48 it 10.10 so s8 Sisi arrive. 9.67 1.66 6.48 in 5.06 leave Trajn Stop at Stevon Between Portage Prairie when signalled when there an and Winnipeg Only passengers to aught t. A. Mdonald. Am Oen. It mfr agent great Falls and Canada by. Co condensed Jozif time table taking effect May 14th, going South freight no. 6. Dolly except sunday. Going Welt Ocean steamships Royal mail Lute. and other informal agents the line the United 01 ticket agents anywhere Canada Lotus kick Sibih. Late Oen l a Kiwi . Agent Monhollan to old Noh Moh Teal ii 18 Oer manic Cabin 846, and Iso. Intermediate Ste raw. Passengers ticketed Throat fro All briton and Ireland and specially few a 1s stations. Dep Vaughan. _. Shelby Janet. 1 Sweet grass fan. A item Lou a i idea 10.46 10.06 9. To 7.86 6.16 4.40 3.60 1.16 7.bo . Oblations. Dep. Dunmore Lake Dep Uolar a Mont going 4.46p Gene a Ewenger agent Idun pad Flo railway Dunnmon Jonoton East bound train Atlantic express leaves Dnn Moie 10.17 a. M. West bound train Pauul leaves Dunmore at 6.48 p. M. Great Northern railway at great Falls i Omsk bound train to Helena Etc., leaves great at 10.26 a. M. East bound train to St. Paul Eto. Leaves great Falls at p. N. Macleod and Fincher Creek Stag leave Lett Bridge tuesdays there Days and saturdays t . Returning f rom Macleod Kra Days wernet Syi and fridays. Oho tean Stags line leaves steel Dady at 9 a a Shote us Belleview Bynumn Depoyer Bobbi plug in and arrive duly from these Point at 8.0 x Bali w. D. Barolat. Cen. Mao act. Of. Bupt. K Mattw info a ;