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THE LIBRARY OF 
 CONGRESS. 
 
 Two Copies Received 
 
 JUL. 8 1901 
 
 COPYRIOMT ENTRY 
 
 BLASS ''^XXe. N». 
 
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 COPY B. 
 
 
 published by the 
 
 General Passenger Department 
 
 Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul Railway. 
 
 CHICAGO, ill. 
 
 1901. 
 
THE. 
 
 Pioneer Limited. 
 
 HERE is more than one railway line connecting Chicago and the North- 
 west whereby one may travel safely, comfortably and swiftly, but there 
 is only one line that adds an enchanting scenic beauty to its standard 
 efficiency, and that line is the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. When 
 you have efficiency with beauty you have a service that you accept for 
 your quick business runs at night, because there is nothing so good; and 
 for your recreation tours by day, because perfect transportation is glorified 
 and yourself entertained and rested by a shifting spectacle of Nature's tender- 
 ness and grandeur. Nature has given us up to huddle in dirty cities, but 
 she has never wholly cut us off; and now the annual yearning is upon us to go 
 back and be gay, sportive and foolish, romping with her who is always mother, and for 
 a pitiful little time, resting upon her bosom. 
 
 The resources of Wisconsin as refuge for the fugitive from work, are past 
 enumeration; but pictures are another and more attractive story, and one that, without 
 
coaxing, you enthusiastically believe. Rhetoric is a divine art, but when you want mucn 
 in little, the photograph, well composed, is unexcelled. 
 
 This book of beautiful and interesting landscape scenes, along the line of the 
 Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, suggests the possibilities of delight in a 
 quick flight to the Northwest, a sojourn in a woodland spot beside a silver lake, a 
 period of more ceremonial recreation in hotels at popular resorts, or the homely and 
 jolly excursion of the day, that eats, drinks, laughs and is merry, for the greenwood is 
 so fair to live in. 
 
 From Chicago, Milwaukee is less than two, and St. Paul 
 and Minneapolis but little more than twelve hours distant. At 
 La Crosse the Mississippi opens a way, to be thereafter a 
 noble companion for 127 miles. En route are Milwaukee, 
 Oconomowoc and the Dells. Remember the Dells, as thou- 
 sands have done before you. Here, in days primeval, Nature 
 turned her water courses free and wrought out Titanic sculpture 
 and architecture for the eternal wonderment of man. 
 
TWELVE MILES FROM CHICAGO- 
 
NEAR OCONOMOWOC. 
 

 
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 MIRROR LAKE, NEAR KILBOURN. 
 
ISLANDS, FROM WITCHES CLI FF— KILBOURN 
 
ROMANCE CLIFF— THE DELLS, KILBOURN. 
 
SUGAR BOWL-THE DELLS, KILBOURN. 
 
NEAR COLD WATER CANYON— THE DELLS, KILBOURN. 
 

 STEAMBOAT ROCK— THE DELLS, KILBOURN. 
 
JAWS OF THE DELLS-KILBOURN. 
 
UP RIVER FROM RAILROAD BRIDGE— KILBOURN. 
 
NAVY YARD— THE DELLS. KILBOURN. 
 
UP RIVER, STEAMBOAT ROCK— THE DELLS. KILBOURN. 
 
UP RIVER FROM ECHO POINT— THE DELLS. KILBOURN. 
 
STAND ROCK-THE DELLS. KILBOURN. 
 
THE NARROWS. BLACKHAWK'S LEAP— THE DELLS. KILBOURN. 
 
CHAPEL CORCE-THE DELLS. KILBOURN. 
 
THE "APOLLO" LANDING AN EXCURSION THE DELLS, KILBOURN. 
 
THE JAWS OF THE DELLS— KILBOURN. 
 
BRIDGE OVER WISCONSIN RIVER— KILBOURN. 
 
INK STAND AND SUGAR BOWL— THE DELLS, KILBOURN. 
 
MAPLE GROVE. COLD WATEri CANYON-THE DELLS, KILBOURN. 
 
VIEW ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER. 
 
VIEW ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER. 
 
MINNESOTA NATIONAL GUARD ENCAMPMENT AT LAKE CITY. 
 
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. NEAR LAKE CITY. 
 
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER— LAKE PEPIN, NEAR FRONTENAC. 
 
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, NEAR RED WING. 
 
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. NEAR RED WING. 
 
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, NEAR RED WINC. 
 
ST. PAUL FROM HIGH BRIDGE. 
 
FORT SNELLING, MINNESOTA. 
 

 
 MINNEHAHA FALLS. NEAR MINNEAPOLIS. 
 
FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY, MINNEAPOLIS. 
 
MINNEAPOLIS. 
 
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