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Library, 



Observation 



Cars, 



MEALS A LA CARTE. 



Through 



Dining: 



Car 



Service 



St. Paul to FaciliG Coast Points. 



Reaches the famous Park Region of Minnesota, and 

 fishing and hunting sections in seven istates. 



Big Fish, Little Fish, Grizzlies and Grouse 

 All Along: the Line. 



Write for Fishing and Hunting Bulletins to 



F. I. WHITNEY, Q. P. & T. A. 

 Or, St. Paul, Minn. 



E. D. SPENCER, G. A., 375 Broadway, N. Y. 

 W. D. SEWARD, G. A., 211 Washington St., Boston. 



THE FINEST 



Black Bass and Brook Trout 



■waters within easy reach of sportsmen are the streams 

 . . . along the line of the . . . 



Baltimore ^nd 



^ Ohio Railroad 



r^N the eastern slope of the Alleghany Mountains are the 

 Potomac, the Shenandoah and their tributaries, all 

 famous for bass, while across the divide are the Cheat, the 

 Youghiogheny and the Monongahela. The Cheat and the 

 head waters of the last two named are celebrated for brook 

 trout. The fishing grounds are in most cases within gun- 

 shot of the railroad stations, and sportsmen are saved the 

 expense and trouble of carrying their outfits long distances. 

 For rates of fare, time of trains and further information. 



address 



Chas. O. Scull, 



General Passenger Agent B. & 0. Railroad, 

 BALTIMORE, MD. 



Tor f isbiitd and Sbootind 



The Country Tributory to the 

 Lines of the 



Chicago, Milwaukee 

 «&St. Paul Railway 



will be found unexcelled. The 

 best of Trout Fishing, Masca- 

 longe and Bass, in Northern 

 Iowa and the upper peninsula 

 of Michigan ; Prairie Chickens, 

 Ducks and Geese in Iowa, Min- 

 nesota and Dakota. Plenty of 

 Deer in Wisconsin and Michigan 



Copy of Game Laws of States traversed by its lines 

 sent free on application. Address 



GEO. H. HEAFFORD, 



General Passenger Agent, Chicago, III. 



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Don't fish in unprofitable 

 waters. Go down on the 

 St. Francis River where you 

 can catch over lOo lbs. of 

 Bass and Croppie in a day. 

 Its done every day. Inciden- 

 tally you might take your 

 gun, it won't come amiss 

 Take that 



too 



Cheap rates to hunters. 

 Full particulars upon ap- 

 plication. 



E. W. LaBeaume,«-"'^L^KeT^,e„t 



St. Louis, Mo. 



