About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1891)
ip- W V si ■ The Herald & Georgian, , * 41, WM. PARK, Editor and Proprietor 1891. THUR8DAY MORNING. JAN. ,reported, burnt, The steamship Shanghai £*rith Usa of CO lives. Tolk county g«vo a mejority at tlio recent election of 303 lor prohibition Judge Brown of Miohigau was on Monday continued by the Senate aa assoolate Justice of the Supreme Court if the United States. Georgia’s excellent Governor, Hon. W. J. Nortben, was reported ill on Monday. Ho ban boon overworked since bis inauguration, i abreast with bis duties. but manages to kee| A terrible conflagration broke out iu Lon don on Tuesday ntternoon, and at 4 p. m., lour blocks were in Hemes. The loss iR esti mated to that time at $3,000,000 and was not arrested. Col. Maobcn, says the Savannah News of yesterday, baa secured Hutchinson's island as a terminus for the Middle Ga. and Allan- tic road, and that the prospect is good lor its compl||ttp to that city. ► ♦ #M — The Wesleyan Christian Advocate publish ed in Macon has been removed to Atlanta. Dr. W. F. Glenn is now editor and Her. T- T. Gbristiun associate editor and business mana ger, A florco battle oocnrred with tlio Indians at tlie Porcupine on Monday, Capt. Wallace and about 50 soldiers were slain, while 250 Indians are reported killed. I ho Indians were well nigh exterminated, The steamship Thanomore, that sidled from Baltimore for London on tho 20th of Norem- bor, Is now believed to bo loRt. 1 ho crow ootnpiised 31 men, there were also lit cuttle men on hoard. Tho cargo was valued at $176,527, and tbero wore 430 herd of cattle on the vorboI. South Macon Mission, Wesley 1 Latte Bibb Cirouit, T E Davenport 1 Manchester Mission, M F Beal, J B Culpepper, sup'y Byrou ot, J M Foster Hawkinsville, J W Simmons Fort Valley, J A Thompson Matshalville and Montezuma, D F Riley Perry ct, N D Morehouse Knoxville ct, T It McMichaol Snow ct, T I Neaso Vienna et, T W Darloy Commissioner of Education, W U Hayes President W F Collego, W O Bass District Superintendent American , Bible Society H P Myors Suporintend’t Orphans’ Home, L B Payne Agent Orphans’ Homo F A Branch Assistant Ed W C Advocate T T Christian. Conference Colporteur, ,T VV Burko Columbus District- J B MoQehoe, P. E. Columbus, St, Luke, A M Williams, St, Paul, J W Domingos Brond Street, C W Snow Rose Hill, J G Harrison East High Lauds and H >V Key. Amerious District- E Gohee, P E Americus, First Church, J 3 John stone Second Church ttud Mission, It F Williamson ^ Tiiomahville District- tou P E Thomasville, A M Wynn Albany, W J Robertson Cairo ct, N H Olmstead Valdobta District—J O Branch, Valdosta, B F Breedlovo Biooks ct, J T Ainswortli Douglass ct, W l 1 ’ Carter NEW YEAR’S MEETINGS. PniidcravUle’a Kindly U'liliei, Midway H Mc- Dcmeoiatic aonalors am rapnrtod as fur from baing sanguine of tho dofoat of tlio foroo bill. Bonator Gorman flip leader of the deni oorals in the fight against it says the dem ocrats must light it. Senator Pugh prediots the pMsugo of the bill by both houses before adjournment The general monetary depression I.as caus ed a reduction of 60 bands in tbo employ of tlie 8. F. it W. railroad. Those roniaining, nro roduoed to 8 hours daily work, and 8 hours pay, the working hd^TH of clerks were lengthened, without increase of pay Bupt. Fleming says when there is enflioieut increase in business to warrant if, nil tho old bunds will be tukon back, The Central, sayM tlie Morning Nowh, gavo its workmen a holiday during Christmas for the same reason. When you bwuo that you’bave the catarrh, there is no need to send tor a doctor, All the physician you want is Old Saul’s Catarrh Gore, (be specific, for this disease. baby's best frienj” is the most ap title for Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup, feetly safe and reliable muter ail oir- und, by allaying the usnal etomacQ and bowel disorders ot babyhood, pa tbk child limn freltiog and crying. OfUciul Adtri ilmiig. I t J A • The Ukuai.i' takes pleasure in auuonnciug to its many friends and readers, that it is again the orgun of tho Iionorublo Ordinary, Judge Newman,lor the official advertising of Washington oounty. The gratification expressed by so many good oiti/.ens at this transfer of the ad vertising, is most highly appreciated. Our county subscribers, those most inter. " esUd iu this advertising, will now seo tho legal oitntlona of the Ordinary regularly in the columns of tho Hxiui.n The carefulness, preoision and promptness of llie Ordinary iu big official duti.s enhances the pleasure of the seivice required. With malico towards none, and charity and good will to all, tho IIeuauj solicits the patronage of the good peoplo of Washington oounty, whose interests it seeks to subserve. Call and subscribe. . wail and but for men aHYl women who bavo eyos nnd use them, who have brains and reuson! There’s a new world for thorn—sutfering and sickly oh they are- a new world created from the brain ofn sUilllul physician—a discovery —the ••Golden Medical Discovery." Years ago Dr. Pierce found out that the secret ot all scrofula, bronchial, throat and lung trouble lay—in the beginning at least- in impure blood nnd tho weak tono of the system; that the way to cure these etVccts was to remove the cause, that human tore being the same, tlie sumo results might be looked tor in nearly nil eases. So cent! dent was he that the exceptions were tincom mon that ho took the risk ot giving the moil iciue to those it did'nt benefit lor nothing, and the results bavo proved that ho was right. Aud “Golden Medical Diseovory" is tlie remedy for the million! Thu only Guaranteed Liver, Blood and Lung remedy. Your mou sy hack if it doesn’t help you. -J W Hin- Eastma^Dibtriot—J D Anthony, GGN Me- O A Eastman, G C Clark Cochran, C D Adams Brunswick District Donnell, P. E. Brunswick, First Ofeurch, J Cook Huoouil Church Mission, Cook Waycross, G W Matthews Blacksbear Mission, G P Parker South Camden Mission, J C Parker J E SANDEltSVIILE DISTRICT—J Wardlaw, P E Saudersville, j W Weston Warthen circuit, E F Morgan Gibson Mission, J C (irinor Washington circuit, I F Carey New Hope circuit, O E Boland Wrightsvillo und Mission Ridge, A Morgan M Arliue circuit, to bo supplied Corintb, G T Flanders M Lovett circuit, to be supplied Dublin and Mission, W F Smith Sutnuierton Mission, B F Bales Bwainsboro, ICG Rabun lrwinton, J A Harmon Gordon circuit, J Carr Brewton circuit, J 1) Mauldin Jeffersonville, circuit, C E Crawley Regnant, to be supplied Nannie Lon Warthen Institute, A Morgan, Principal Transferred: T II Kendall North Georgia aud stationed at First Church, Athons, Ga ; J. It. McCles key to North Georgia and stationed at Grace Church, Atlanta, Ga,: W F. Lloyd to Not thwest Texas Con fereuce, nnd stationed at First Church, l'ort W orthj E. G. Lang to Florida, and stationed at White fcsul pltur Springs AND bent to Sioulli (•curKlii ('oiilvri uc'i'. 4|>|»oinlui«>nlg for 1*1>I* Savannah Disthict— W, O. Lovett, P E Savannah—Trinity, A. J. Jarrell. Wesley Mouumeutal—C. E. Dowman, O. H. Garsou, sup’y City Mission, J. JJ. Mather New Houston Mission, G.S, Johnston. Guyton, J. E- Wray Eden ot, J. W. Connors Springfield ct, W. D. MoGregor Burke ot, J. W. Arnold Bylvania ot, W'J Flanders Bethel ot, O, T. Clark Waynesboro, Bascom Anthony Millen ct, J. B. Jordan Wadley and Bartow, O. fi, Branch Bcarboro ot. J. 0. Flanders Jefferson ot, F. W, Flanders Louisville and Davieboro, G. C, Thompson Statesboro, A, E. Carraway Bulloch miss, E. T. Tucker Hinton ot, T. D. Strong Macon District—J O A Clurk, PE Macou—Mulberyy Street, J P Mo- Eerrin, S. S. Sweet, sup’y First Street, T. M. Christian, C J Toole, sup’y, W C tfltais, sup’v Vineville, McK *• F 3 East Macon, Centenary, W E Grace Mission If A on Hnrr n ITToilU About to visit somo sootion of country wher malarial disease, either in the form of chills and lever or bilious remittent was particu larly rile, what would bo about the best ud vice you could give him? Wo will tell you —to carry along;, or prouuru on arriving, that potent medicinal safeguard, Hostettor Stomach Bitters, known throughout malari al-pliignod regions, here and in other eoun tries, as tlie Hares, meaus of disarming th miasmatic scourge, and robbing it of its fell destructive influence. Not only does it tor lily tho system by increasing its stamiua, but overcomes irregularity ot digestion, the 1 iver and the bowels, and Counteracts the unfavorable efluet.'i of over-exertion, bodily and mental exposuie in rough weather, occupation too sedentary or laborious, loss ot appetite and excessive nervousness. The functions of alimentation, bilious secretion end sleep have in it a most poyvurlul und re liable auxiliary. (ICUMili, rot, Euitob 1Ii.ui.ao : Air. Newton Martin and J. B. L. Avant, two farmers of this community, have moved to Montgomery county. Mr. John M. Payne, who represents tho Chemical company of Canton, was in ou tow u the 23rd, making sales of their old, re Rubio brand, linker’s standard Gnuuo. Air. W, R. Webster, who is a candidate for Sheriff, was in our town the 29th. Aliss Bailie Williamson of Johnson county and Aliss Nora Whiddon, ot Eastman, spent a few days of Christmas with tho family of Dr. L. A. Gray bill, Aliss Jonuie Fisher, who has been visiting friends iu South Ga., returned homo a few days ago. Air. M, A. tlodges of Brunswick, who has been visiting his hither and other relatives of this community, returned homo a few days ago. Mr. W. A. Bushing of Al teon, is iu our town today. Mr A. U'. Tanner, ot Bun Hill wus iu our town a few days ngo. Air. Al. <5, Wood, Sr. is quite sick with rheumuiisui, and has been confined to his lira Alercliants, Groeera nnd business men of Sandersvillo, appreciating tho generous patronage of the public in the past, ronder them their grateful acknowledgments, and in the following Now Year Cards convey their good wishes for 1891. DR. W M. RAWLINGS, Druggist Sandersvillo, Ga. A Happy A/no Year to AH. Call nudvpie me. 0-0 — CLEON ADAMS, Grocer. Sandorsville, Ga, Happy Greeting to All. Call at tho Coruor. o-o PITTMAN BROS. DEALERS IN BUGGIES A HARNESS LIYERYMEN. Wishing Happy Hew Year to All, We are ready to servo you. o-o M II. BOYER, GROCER & DEALER IN STOVES FUKNI TUKE, Ao. Bright Skies for 1891. Always ready to sorvo you. WM. GALLAHI5R, GROCERIES & FURNITURE. Our best bow to the Public, and wishes for 1801. Ready to fill your orders. o-oo—— HOLT A BRO. WHOLESALE GROCERS. A Happy Hew Year to all, and many ret tints. Remember our bid Stand. o-o DR. B. F. JORDAN, Druggist. "Health is hotter than wealth.” Here is hoping that this will ben most healthjul year. Sincerely, B. F. Jordan o-o WILEY H ARRIS & SON, DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries tfc Furniture. Happy New Year to All. o-o II. PARIS, GENERAL GROCER. For all wo would say: “Staytjerdle irpl.yrs blow willi prosperous gales, Aiul fortune's favor fill the swilling sails." ■0-0 P. HAPP’S SON it CO. DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Shoes «to. With compliments of the Season to all, W o shall still bo happy to serve you. L. COHEN? Banker, With best wishes to all for a J loppy Hnv leur and many repetitions. W hen I can serve you, command me. o-o MACK DUGGAN, BUGGIES & HARNESS 1 he top of the morning to everybody. I do love to soil buggies, o-o H. C ROUGHTON, DEALER IN GENERAL GROCERIES. the placo to get your you Hero is money bnck. After a jolly Christmas we wish a Happy New Year. o-o P. R. TALIAFERRO, Dry Goods, Clothincr, Shoos, Hats, Ac. Health and Prosjjcnty to the good people of Washington County, When I can sorve you,call ou me. « J. D. NEWMAN k BRO, DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Silverwaro Ac. With qpr kindly greetings und best wishes, We will give you good bargains also. Don’t forgot to call on us. c-o— A Happy New Year. JERNIGAN A SON. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS. Repairing of fine Watches a special ty. Sandersvillo, Ga. BEN WHIDDON, Grceu Grocer, When you want u savory dish Ot juicy Beef, Oysters or Fish, You know where to go. A happy New Year, o-o MRS. C. 0. BROWN. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. Jockey Hats for tho lasses, and Bouuets just too lovely for anything for ttit' belles aud maidens, aud with al and for all, a cargo freighted With good wishes for a Happy New Year. B. J. TARBUTTON, GENERAL GltOCER. Good bargains und polite atten: tion to all. Cull around aud call often. May this happy year oj grace ’■ (Jh your brow no sorrows truce. C. C. SCARBOROUGH A SON. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Pretty Pictures for protty peoplo, uud good pictures for all Take one. A Happy New Year. E. A. SULLIVAN, General Grocer. With the Compliments of the Season to All. Call and see mo. G. A. REINHART, BOOT A SHOE MAKER miKl’NTKI*. Enrron Hi;bald : Ibis is the dullest Xmas eve we have ovtr soen. Cotton i xtremely low, crop shoit, sta ple had, altogether make things gloomy. While cotton is a failure our people general ly have hog, hotumy an.t potatoes and abun dance of syrup. W. G. Mills comes tip with a good porker, net weight 347 lbs. N. F. Andrews comes in will- the next best, not weight 298 lbs. This shows very well. L, A. Gladiu has made on one patch of corn at the' rate of 40 bushels per acre with out any manure. Ho has roali?,ed this yield on the same patch two years, 1889 DO. By tho way Loo is a hog and hominy man, lives at homo and boards on Ids own iucomo. Rev. W, D. Dewell has moved to Gordon, md Rev. I. J. Peeler has moved hero lit his stead. J. W. Jones has made a good run on gin ning the present season. IIo has already ginnod 475 hales of cotton and thinks L will make his 509 before the season closes. M. A. Wood bus also made a e.iod run on ginning, ho lias ginned 497 bib s and is still ginning. Our Brother Watkins preached an catnist sermon on his last round at Deepstep, He carries with him from here the best wishes of everybody, and wo uro surprised that tho church failed to petition lor his 10- tnrn on this work. The lilllu son ol W. G. Mills, who was se verely burm d Borne time ago, is improving. Mr. .1. W. Veal passed this morning on his way to town ; ho seams to go that way often, | though it is all right widowers are privileg ed characters. THE1. J. Comprising a full lino of Parlor ami iu,,. Sui ts, Folding beds, Lounges &c. 01 ART GOODS, embodying all tho torm implies, ns A SPECIALTY. - 3 faruitu A full lino of SHADES and MATTINGS of handsome des Specialjatteution lo mail orders. psikdb. 1 171 Broughton St. Nov. 27, ’’JO. Eh-—-= : 1 ho A. J, Miller Co. Savannah GaJ Fine Horses! TWO OAK LOADS! J R Hall is having an excellent house built. It is pow nearly oomploto, and when finished will bo ono of the best in our couimuuity. Yonrs truly. Dots . Deepstep, Ga., Doc. 24, 1890. [No regular paper being Issued last wook, Keep your bond cool, and yOUr:’ Lo editor with pleasure giv.H pi .toe to these ■ ’ ... is-. ii-~ j~. today. Ed. Heoald ] feet dry, uud be happy. UEO.l). WARTHEN, MERCHANT A GROCER. Pleasant Greetings to All. Our latch string is ou tho outside Cull aud pull it. G. M. ROUGHTON, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. Jiett Wishes and Good Bargains for 1891. MISS MARY W. PERRY, interesting dot-. MW1 "lloxv to run-all Mi.hi llisniit's,' Simply apply "Swayoe’s Ointment." No inl.rtial medioine required. Cures Tetter, Eczema, Itch, all Jiiruptlous, on tho face, hands, nose, .to. leaving the Hkin clear, white and healthy, i s great healing and curative powers are possessed by no otlii-i remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayue’i Ointment. IlllHllilSVIM.K. Your correspondent has been confined j a our correspondent lias been confined to | his bed two weeks with a severe bilious at took, which aooouutH for hhs n m-uppearauoo iu tho ooluiupH ot tho I|pnAnD. H o aro MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, U “ uli,ul 10 •’•‘ydliat ho is now up and im- proving. Wafts host wishes for a happy Now Sill00 , ho death of Mr . 0httt 8mllhi hlH Year, and begs you mil not forgetL mn have removed to Bctesboro. which h6r store when new hats or bon-L iu bo , hoir futur , home. nets or fine dresses are desired. ,, „ T . , , • Mr. E. L. Rongbton died on the 25th and 0-0 was buried ou the 26th of Deooniber 1890. b. L. PARSONS, j Mrs, Emma Camming lies boon quite ick, but iH improving. Messrs. Clarence and John Camming have BUILDER AND MANUFACTURER. Always ready to serve you. Call on me when needed. Health and happiness all end you, one and all. W. H. WEEDON. BUGGIES AND CARTS. Am still making and selling fine Buggies aud Carts. Cull and get you a real Jim Dandy. Compliments of the season to all. d. d. Davis, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH. May the skies bend brightly over you. Such pretty watches and other goods! Do call aud see them. W. E. WATKINS. Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Notions. May success attend all your under takings. In looking for bargains give me a H. M. LITTLE, blacksmith. Work done on buggioB, wagons and carts. Will mend your wagon or jour plow, And shoe your liorso but not jour cow To all a happy Ne w Yea/r. o-o S. G. LANG, MACHINIST. Engines and Boilers made aud re paired. Bring on your work. May this year be the “good time that's a coming” to one and all. M. H. BIRD, WAGONS A BUGGIES. Repairing of all kinds and general ,levi1 * pother <Uy. plantation work done. May there be J"s. for ull~.J‘cace, 1‘lenty, ctmlj Prosperity. been upending Christmas in Uiddloville bu bavo left for their home in Maoon. Mr. Oharlin Hyman has removed tho Post oltieo into tho little Gallery liousp nonr the mill, nnd lias opened up a neat stock of con fectioneries. Married—on Sunday, 14th Deo , Mr. Isaac Move aud Miss Mollio Pilcher. May tho happy couple go on their way re joicing Married—on Thursday, 18th Doo, 1890, Mr. Ilaynes Hartley and Miss Boplironia Moye, Rev. T. J. Holmes officiating. May peace and prosperity attend them. Mr B. E. Davis of Wilkinson oounty has been spending a few days in Iiiddlovillo ; lie is now visiting tolativos in Bylvania. Miss Baltic Davis is spending Christmas in Burke county. Mr. W. J. Brjnn is visiting relatives in Burke county. Mr Ben. A English has moved into the Peeler house, recently occupied by Mr. Cheat Brnitb. Mr B Truluck has removed to Tennillo, Alias Anna Brown has returned after spend ing Christmas at Harrison. Our old triend Charley Wall was in i!id“ but wo being sick were denied tho privilege ol meeting him. Justice. Deo. 29th, 1890. Those lieidiackv Were. rscs I take ploasuao in informing the Public that I have brougbD Kentucky two carloads of lino Horses, expressly for this markot. My experience in tho past enables mo to ’ select the HtooiJ Call and see this lino lot. * neod. 11A} and 1 ODDER Wanted.—I will pay more than any out I Chas. (L Rawlings, SANDERSV1LLE, GA. THEU8 BROS-, WATCHES, JEWELRY! STBRLING SILVERWARE FRENCH CLOCKS. OPERA GLASSES, SPECTACLES Watch and ,I< \\'cdi.'v Gopairiiur Done bv lul Workmen. Sici S. W. COK. BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS, SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA Nov. 27. COLLAT BROS. Shoe, Hut anti u 'lotliiiig Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. 149 BROUGHTON ST, SAVANNAH, GA. We are men’s Outfitters for auy article iu Clothing, Furui Goods, Shoos nnd Hats Iu Shoes wo also carry a comploto lino for Ladies Misses and dren. Orders tilled promptly and sent 0. O. D, subject to exnmin If not satisfactory, return at our expeuso. Itbferonco, any Bank in Savannah. N. B. Mention tbispuper you order. Nov. 20. UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY. WILL OBT, MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF 0-0- [Tho Bebald greets “Justioe" most cor- E. TW1LLEY, Gunsmith rt Tinner.»«>•! cordially welcome bin news letter. Ed.] call. O-o W. A. McOARTY A CO. Dry and Fancy Goods, Staple Groceries. The compliments of the season, With goods nnd groceries for all. S. B. ROBISON, GROCERIES AND FURNITURE. Good cheer for the table and good bed siv;ml da-e,— heard from him this, morning ami he is able to walk some. j furniture for the room Mrs. o a. Mo j* u m quite sick jot, not able 1 May Fortune smile kindly on all. to he up any. | 0 _ Q J a E ROUGHTON, General Store, DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. Always glad to serve the people fever, al-o little Euhi Hodges sick with malarial fever for a week. Yours truly, Hus 39, 1890. At the old stand. Compliments of the season. W. B. BARWTOK, boots x shoes. Making and mending. Remember fit. Crispin, and may lie remember you. Boms cards may l^ivo bum overlooked,— if so tho omission wait uuintontional and we hope all will pardon. Candidates were not solicited to send in cards, but yon know they wish tin dear pto pie “mighty well.” \ Sate tim-xlniciil la ono which is guaranteed to bring you satisfaotory results, or in .case of failure a return of purchase price. Ou this sufe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery lor jomiUinption. It is guaranteed to bring re lief in every case, when used for any afl'ec- iou of Throat, Lungs or Cliest, such as eon- lumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchi- is, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., ito. It is pleasant and agreeahlo to tasre, lerfuolly safe, and can always be depended rpou. Trial Bottles Freo at Win, Rawlings’ Drug Store. JAS. S. WOOD. CHAS. S. WOOT J. S. WOOD & BRO., Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants, SA.y-A5N-3STA.ia:, - - GKBO:RX3-IA. Proprietors of J. S. Wood &Bro’s AmmoDiflted Dissolved Bone Guano. Dealers in Railroad Stock, Bonds and marketable securities generally, Liberal money advanced to merchants aud planters who ship us cotton, Bagging and Ties always on hand. out 81, ’89. Redding & Baldwin Deo. and wish for all A happy New Year. 308 2nd Street, Macon, Ga., Have tho LARGEST and best selected stock of CLOTHING, HATS, and GENTLEMENS’ UN- DEE WEAR ever brought to Macon.—Prices rea sonable. Gall on them. 4, 1890. TIE CHISAGO. HOOK ISLMD & PACIFIC RAILWIT, including main linen, branches and ^extensions ^East end^ West siimuuinu main lines, urannnes ana ujwuoiuud , nut from Missouri River. To all points East, North and Nort iwes ^lbER7 City-to Rock Island Davenport, Des Molnos, Chicago, ana, . ^fgter' LEA ROUTE, to Spirit Luke, Pipestone, Worthing ton, •?J°“* ,r£2!!iit is the town, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and intervening towns ay I;, Cincinnati ehort,direct route. In connection with lines from fat. iajuj i Jog #t Louisville, Nasi'villo, amt Eastern and Southern points c Kansas City, It also conctitutes baHI THE SHORT LIME TO DENVER AMD THE WEST, FRO" THE MISSOURI RIVER. , n * It traversed vast nroas of tho richest farming 1 world, forming the spoodieot, moBt popular and econo g al ,Bas, Co transportation to und lrora all cities, towns and sectional CorH bstwe* orudo and tho Indian Territory. FREE Reclining GhaA £“ d pullnMl Kansas City and Caldwell, Hutchinson °nd Dodge, City, Palace Bleeping Care to and from Wichita and Hutchinson. MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAIN^ Leading all competitors in splendor of equipment, cool in aumn^ from dv bv steam from the locomotive in winter, well trains from the —toavo Kansas City and Bt. Joseph daily, on arr val ofdndns r , « nnd Southeast ^« """ f Chair Cura, RUNNING FREE Reclining’ onuir uunj. num-uix^ nnlv at imp ui¥ *v>nn* X)envor, Colorudo Springs and pueblo, making s^P Hotels torvenlng stations in Kansas aiul Colorado, .mp .A . a n dclicloun venient stations w est of Kansas City and &t. Joseph rtumsu u at seasonable hours and at tnodorato prices. ikl£| THE ROCK ISLAND 13 THE FAVORITE To Manltou, Pike's Peak, tho pardon■ caiup“ C m ! .,?citioo. and ecor^o c that can add to" safety, coavenlenoa. conuon^ They also make close connectionsi at ^“^^do Midland, UoioB 1 ^ E. ST. JOH flwwall SEUASTI^ CHICAGO -> . iu* . 1 Oeu’l 1’iolwk *
