. Yellowstone National Park . er 19, 1905. The $ and $ tickets will be sold at St. Paul,Minneapolis, Duluth and Superior May 29 to September inclusive; the $, $ $ and $ will be sold at St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth andSuperior May 29 to September 17,1905, inclusive. Thesetickets will bear going transit limit 30 days; return transitlimit 30 days; final return limit 90days, but not later thanOctober 24, 1905. Stop-overs allowed within limits. Thetrip through the park must be completed by Septem-ber 24, 1905. Half of the $, $, $, $
. Yellowstone National Park . er 19, 1905. The $ and $ tickets will be sold at St. Paul,Minneapolis, Duluth and Superior May 29 to September inclusive; the $, $ $ and $ will be sold at St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth andSuperior May 29 to September 17,1905, inclusive. Thesetickets will bear going transit limit 30 days; return transitlimit 30 days; final return limit 90days, but not later thanOctober 24, 1905. Stop-overs allowed within limits. Thetrip through the park must be completed by Septem-ber 24, 1905. Half of the $, $, $, $, $ and$ rates will be made for children of five years of ageor over and under twelve years of age. Half of the $,$, $ and $ rates will not be made forchildren, but children under TEN years of age will begranted half rates locally at the Yellowstone Park Associa-tion hotels. The $ tickets must be validated for return passageat Gardiner and presented on train on or within one dayof such SIX-HORSE YELLOWSTONE PARK COACH. The $ tickets must be validated for return passage at Mammoth HotSprings Hotel and presented on train on or within one day of such date. The$, $, $ and $ tickets must be validated for return passageat Grand Canon Hotel. From Chicago and St. Louis round-trip tickets, corresponding to the abovewill be sold at rates $ higher than from St. Paul. ROADS Through the wise, though somewhat belated, action of the Government, the park roads have now reached anadvanced stage of perfection. New roads have been constructed,old ones repaired, widened and realigned, cut-offs made, gradesreduced, roadbed solidified, etc., until a great change has been madein them. More than this, a system of road sprinkling has been establishedthat largely eradicates the trouble from dust that has at timesbeen provoking. One hundred miles, or more, of roads will besprinkled during 1905, large four-horse wagons being used for
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