About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1891)
misfAKKEY & VI AEN'S TREATMENT BY INHALATION- rrrADt WAirr * nrntSTCWED* ... vV L/-***••* Not Ono Soro Now ■AU ftfSP A foil fhroot. I’hllod'a. Pb- 1539 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, l’A chilis, l)js ijljihs wllli I tat! Soros anil Krii|»lion*». ^0 Kt‘licf. IVraiHiion! 1} ( iiroil by the t’siti- <•11 ra. Hie Herald & Georgian, ESTAIIUHIIKn 1*4f. T. 0. HENDRIX, General Manager, G. C. LACY, Soc’y A Treas. V/ii. PARK, Editor ana Proprietor. THYusDa. MORNING, MAH. 19. 1891. WAIFS AMI WAULS Dnring tbo jmranu r ol 1880 ray eighteen \ 1 . uilaiitw.i » aillictiul witbcrnp- < r i • • . 1 ;tns tint nr.iioary ,i,uu. -t, • mmedirs tailed j A canning factory is going to be o ( nf nny relief. On his laps would often established in LaGmugo. For Cotisninption, 1st, mV r *’’■ priliia, Catarrh, liny t ever, lit adm " ; *• biUty. Rheumatism, Neuralgia ■‘ , ‘ i ail Curonlo aii'l Nervous Pi - -rdt i-, The Central Georgia alliauco warohonso will declare a dividend of ippt ir the seeming truck of a little wiro-like norm, und on other parts of his body Imd -ores cmne and remained until I procured ,11 i he 1 uHoura Remedies. For some time I! 1(J percent. next Monday. . ... | the soap and salve without a blood rIM ,, ... . . . „. hut tie del i, do so well as I lie Last 1 ennosseo, Virginia and 1 ° T ,, i ■ p r „ »i ill were us.-d i ti.er Jt has now Georgia railroad sustained about •£ h8t : ’. * 120,000 damages in washouts and ■hfrkoy « l’aleo. '• - , " . .... i,e..i- a-. ' 1 v n i..neh h .m I it < -.Id re- •clklphtk have hr- 1 «•'•' ; 1 : 1 1 ; ‘ ' . ,j,‘, f:ntn with He waim < it her of this year leln years, h I : ; v . ! hut I’l ■ , nu r ; ■ | as ■ I ai : i t <u.e s •« en magnet- condensed I -ut all over the •i meats of Oxygen u d, and the eompon'. ' i at d made portable that it is w rid. .Ira. Ktnrl-ev A I d o ha , i ."" r .... i . l their J if Con- has appeared on him. Mh . A. M. Wat.hi t arsonville, C liberty to Son* rom Waist Down Editor Lutheran U. D.. Roches Editor New South, Kan. , us who have t 11 mi Son. Wm. D Kell . irons. Philadelphia. Iter. Victor L ''-mrid Cdis* rrer, Ptula i'll i i 14sv. Charles It. Cuahin lion*. Wm. l’ennNIxna Editor Inti r-Oceau Chicago. 1th W. U Worthington, Birmingham. Al i. Ju lire H. P. Vrooman. Qe.-nen Ills Mary A. Li verm -r». Melr« re, class Jutg» R v . Ih ■ v >• v ru Tty. Mr.E.0. Knight. PhiU.uii a. Mr. Frank Si ll.ll.M. reliant,l’lnlitdoli hia Ron. W w Sohnjhr. Ha* to a, l'a. Edward L. WiDon, 833 Broadway, N. I . Id. Phi la. Photo. Fidelia M Lyon. V> arnica, Ilawait, Sana wleh Islnr.ds Alexander Kitchi , Iv c* s, s ■ itland. pj.,1,0. Manuel V. Ortega, l'fsuillo, Zieate cis. Uexioo. . , r, . Mra, Emma Cooper, l til a, Spanish Hot darua, 0. A. , , ,, i. Cobb, Ex-Vior Consul, 1 asublanca. Mo- roeco, M T. Aibt rook, Red Bluff, fai. James M -re. Buj ’» Pol i, Blsndforl. Dor stshire, England. Jacob Ward, ltowral, New South wales. And tboiaandi of ethers in every part ot ttu Unite 1 gta'is. “Compound Ox; „r it« llo 1 of Aetioi Md Reeulta.” ia the title of a new brochun l,' ! * I I ' burkey A Palen. which piv-- tom! >n<pm . full information as to this remarkal te cot tire agent aud t reia rd at severs. !. ridr sur| rising cure- in a * . h *' : 1 ,’ '* t ' * i casei—many - f them aiai *« >. -r -.i.-l me to die by Other fre iu> • • the brochure' DIPS. STARKEY A PALEN, No. 1529 Arch Street PhlUdelpliiu, Pa. peeh 1M. Pulaski House, SAVANNAH.DA. i in 1 three of the be nebu, ami they did u tor ( uttcura li m in 1 lu.t amuid iirni v v waist do u with me t mo with r>n sign u* to entionrn, (or wi ivi. tieen in ury grave delays by the Hood. London, March 12.—The severe cold is followed by a blizzard. A number of people have been frozen jto death at Land’s End. j, I Prof. Hopkius, of the Atlautn j ,y! Technological School, has been of- >*i .e'fared the Presidency of tiro Chnttn* ! r :n ilioochee Jjitnd Co,, and lie is con- I) \XG I • t pliyHiplrtTiH DO good, dies mid they oil. I wuh Mire r "V,‘,,,| j", ! skleiiug the matter of resigning from hum a ,'l.uiht 1IV,mid; the school, liiul it not he n for oi. c l 111, dies. St thank Allow QUALLS, .Paducah. K, Management s‘rict!> ..i- Shnst' d in the hi siui ss centre. W4SOOVILLE. . ickr.swmiged im.t tor e'eanrrh.ra At.Uw'O. The on'; realty for l.encorrli<cM rWnitra. I i rtwrl.s; it .no (eel klln'.k, l».'« •' .: Cliiiinglt I I. - . ' - r,». «rr.. HBB a . ■ . D., “■ . .T- k lli. Ao(*l t.T i IrDflKiAta. rim e si.ow. DANIEL A KELLEY. .( .I NI'S WJ, Wright, -WAT; UMAKEli an d -JEWELER- Dlbmv, Ga. f-iSpeoisl.a ■ ntion 1 civ-!i i > t!.- .r<-1 airing of Et-.dlih and Swiss n .. where tine wort inntiship is - -ssary All v, tk gli rrntee. for 13 montle 5-8 ’WO 1 . , r-’iNESf -v ’ V-.dLuWDf^K Ac’ - AfTAC+IMEflffiE. - Vce- ~0 UNION SQUAflE MY '-Air,, . ' sTUNTAOs ' CAL "aClSCO ■ r ' L0 l3 Ma EHESESia dau astex Af its. C. C. Brown, _ Sandersville, Git. Beach Farmer, Louisville, Ga.. S ■ np.< Two I ihuD'. me • tf of U •’ Jit. . time, s | | lor "nit. • '•'a h r rent in thn c£ti. to Send lev: i i V K‘ mg in, i dont want to p ' F Joses. G: . An,. ‘i"!.h '9i>. tf. • ‘\,b own to ,.ta new Horn. • Cm make t-aei term it yot: ci-h. i LAC!" A Fill ME II, 1 ''i - .ru.» Ga. Cases Metalie Oases, Caskets and Cof fins, of any Q , . de | ways on hand. •. | 0 those gooes will i t, fount)., ti of t abbttton A,- Pi stt n AN . Three carload, n,•,i.... just arrived, and ,i. ,, . r tun ind hr • G. h. ' l a Mm H 2.B-; Two nod |.,i ball ijnr of ho, bc them. i N * «!*• ear I . i< Cm lisliv, ■ Mm..,- and k • Come am • BAWUKOa. !jjn rrri In rdhE VJe havelheCHEAPEt,'. WOVEN Wi p ■"'tjYViro Rope is. s®®'.. 1 ; "l ’ iOa^ixSS H10H AT to CBlIg'ml tttrq, Garden, I'ouJtry and Stock Fencing I/- 1 . and \tldUiH. UftLen to match. I'rioeilow . ail l/i.u LV....1 . ... I The Comptroller General says tbore are from 4U0 to »*U0 life insur* iatice I’gents aud nearly twenty com- |panics in thoState which have failed to pay their occupation and liconso tax, and that tho men uro therefore ■ ' ' it ■'■mg, burr.iug,: liable to indictment for misdemoun , scaly, and blotchy skin and scal|» (| « conM write, what » host of letters iu i t.y the proprietors ot tiio| Judge Blockley, of the Supreme Court has just rendered the follow Cuticura Remedies t! I lie thnnHBndu «' little b who Imve hl-edlU) lieeH.es • onhl I utioura Reuimiiis. Few enn uppreciftte i e 'tgnny these little ones suffer, aud when,. . . ... . . . . .. grent remedies relievi Id a linglo ap. OeotMOn. Wiitton aullioiity i'li 'Htiiui the inoKt diHti, ssieg ecxeiiniH undllrom the parent or guardian for sell itching tind huruing skin diHema . and point o a-peedy nml pcrninnent cure, it is posi tively inhuman not to use them without n iioiui ut’s d lav. ikMi&tsi Sold everywhere, l'rice, OriTictiBA, CO.; s ar, 2 e.; ltKsoLVKNT, i t. Prepared by III I el I I It DlUXl AND UliEMIOAl, OolU'OnA- iTi'N, Hoston. d tor "l.’nw to Cure Skin Dinniffs.’ iug or furnishing intoxicating liquor to a minor must bo special for each occasion. A general permit or li cense lor the minor to drink beer and whisky iu a specified bar-room without limitation as to time or quantity, is void." Late advices from St. Petersburg state that the czar proposes opening the gates, aa it wore, and turning jloose all the Jews who want to go Aching KuU-m and Rack, Hip. Kid. And ho will probably manage to i"j i.mi i i. r ne lvim, i..lei i:xi t j m , k ko the climate very uncomfort* m ui in oiu* min , i I. . « iiniio | able for those who dont go. But Uro maj »rity of them are likely to be only too glad to gel away from tho latitudo of frozen oppression ji l HY'Cskl. anil senlp imrlllecl nml ItcmilIflcd it. i u > k.v hJ , cuiitimi soup. Almolnii.ly pure, \ HOW MY SIDE ACHES’ % ■ l ' \l in iltc l ,v l*biA(<-r fa Tho ihi nlut only inHtniitniio- el, pain-'. ■ h i pi e,tei $60 for $30. JUST THINK .OF IT 1 Hap i)IoBtG|toIy ItoRsf( <l Bo you want a Sewing Machine? ~ $17.50 to $80.00. W Alt It ANTED FIVE YEARS. With all Attachments. Write for illustrated Circulars of our •MBXfl.iMliN. 9 *XB;%V $10 Or 830, Saved by ordering direct from Head* luarters. Needles for any Machine, i5 cents a dozen in stamps Address The Louisville Sewing Machine Co., No.- 520 Fourth Avenue, [.oi’ist tb.au , Ia 1. May 30. , CtveatM, and Trailc-Mt*.*-o'-; .uui!, ami ai! I’afc- <nt bufcincB* condurtt i fur iVfoDt •. -i ■. kl ct. Our Orricc i* Oi»r -»ti:: U Pptckt Orriec ana we can »-crim» . ... '*■ •, firm: than ia o remote from Wa-bit Hand motlH, <!r:i • t r pti -to., wlt'i doicrtp- tion. We nd\ i.> \ It p. :u t! U* <.-• m.t. freu of Cliar^o. Our V.: .... t' , • ■ v ioB -i-Tiiret!. A PAKtPHLrT, “ Ttomoa of uuuml cli town, Belli free, > os in y. O.A.! OPP. Pa : i n - C '.'in Patentr,” with ;r ; ka.u, county, or -OHINUTOM. U C. OUR NEW IMPROVED SINGER HIGH ARM, THIS STVLC, ONLY 92G.GO (/) o 5 • *i pu pH u f k 1 «?a .2“ id 5^ W “ WfLLETS & CO . Phila. j c \ i 5 'q i r n w c win stnd V, ^ n;.u/e Free by .nail 7 I.A■<''F. TRIAL BOTTLE. 3-.pi.epuy DON'T SUFFER HAU. CHcMiJAL CJ.,. 1 i di.v.iuur.c i»c,, / D.Pa. '< ** "ChtbSy (, • .. ’ .'lw .. • ■oiive: ! y iiist.tUiiVl.t ttl : ' , ■ J- ; t •' yyyi ‘y , quali; Good Words lor Girls. Y'our mothor is your best friend. Have uothing to do with tho girls who snub tlioir parents. Tell tho pleasantest things you know when at meals. Do not expect your brother to be as dainty as a giri. E xercise, and never try to look as if you were iu delicate health. Introduce every new acquaintance to your mothor as soon as possible. Don't think it necessary to get married. There is plouty of room for old maids, and they aro often happier than wives. Enjoy the pleasures provided for you by your parents to tho fullest extent. They will like that as a re ward better than auy other. Most fathers tiro inclined to over indulge their daughters. Make it impossible for your hither to spoil ton by fairly returning his devotion and affection. Never think you ettu afford to be dowdy at homo. Cleanliness, hair well dressed uud a biriilo will mako i calico look like silks uud satins to a father or brother. Do not quarrol with your brother; do not preach at him, and do not coddle him. Make him your friend, and do not expect him to be your servant, nor let him expect you to be iris. Electric Light in Jerusalem. A. traveler who has recently visi ted Jerusalem—Lis name is not Tal- mage—tells of the sensation pro duced there last month by the pro duction of the electric light, j ist four years after gas light was fir-t seen there, Jbe electric plant is t.se 1 iu . 111ge Hour mill adjoining the sup- no.. id site oi Cal vat v and close o , ... . .. i L’TH ur:: ' . r By : , W'uttil ■ >i :;t i.tl. "i r.r (not iu. tuition of ' id) Stem-Wind American J - - it!ur htv'.ti’!/ C...-0 or open ».>.' <> \Vu1i h i» i Stem-wind. fii .t cnr!:»v ( stiffened Cola ... • - Lc vet W:. belt.. d aut. on ill to any f'* ii VV.. «.,wiU Glftft*. paltrJiit J'uttl. Bondforclrculjini' lb D..'.unscus gate, li the Atabs and .lows wen liiled with wonder by | the ilamiug gas jots iu JS87, they are confounded when they see the light of electricity iu 1891. Many of them are so alarmed that they hardly dare to looii at it, and the Mohammedans call upon the proph et lor safety. They ask what it is, where it comes from and how the magicians make it When told that it ia the same thing as lightning, j they become still mon mystified, busk how it can be caught or held, | amt take care to keep ut a peaceful distance from it. "Perhaps,” says |t tie. traveler, "the day is not far di - taut when tho streets aud houses of Jerusalem may be lighted by elec tricity, and even when Palestine, long desolate, shall blossom like the rose.” There is reason to believe that, with the completion of the :railroad line from Jaffa to Jeru a- | mm, and with the construction of other new lim a, Palestine will nt- ; ■ t i far r renter mnltitums of pi 1 i i s than have bet u seen there (a he time < i the cru.-adee. Ac ruing to a dispatch iu the New York bun a steam r ;-"t in at Jaffa on Tue-day of hint w. t k with 225 pas ceg< ■ s, who pioce ued to Jern- sahim, accompanied by a band of mus'oians. In course of time the children of Israel w o once held Palestine, and who y«.f. chant ti e of Jerusalem all over the ! world, maybe induced to try and i .inn, u-o n T:r J. revive tho prosperity of the Holy Wonderful Ile,ihu£ Fluster 1 -' 1 1 J J Macon Sash, Door & Lumber Go., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN SaDi, Doors, Blinds, Turned aud Scroll Work, Paints, Oil, Glass, rutty and Builders’ Hardware; also Lime, Cement, Plaster, Grates and Mantels. GOOD GOODS And Low Prices. Office 111 Poplar sheet, Telephone, Factory 404; Olfieo'Hfi. 1891 J. SPARKS !>■«;. D;ia ■ . b/:it:' Brjtolsf ■-T i i tUatcuj f dJ°!yt ' tv. :chcontains ( "t jKi’wtteU im- ' v ur*!' ' % ■’. ' •../, i <■ uni Slew ■ A.;'! '.vie Njclusivcly, I); Al'vj , npiicnrance, dum- •r iia.00Rat!-|^,«| al!/ constructed for i! <J 1j ihcht it Rail-it I'i.C'j cr Hunting. all cr.-L cr iu clubs, f: V ' . ml h. ].pv onl - w ■ f.l “out - norts," .kelSOUCS - - leapariltit. 'Land. Hnvinc r<>e' ivr.lii unru!, l .iyu Hlii| tuent of GiinOO, I now tnko plcnsnro in Muionuetnj. io my cuHtnii.r-rs, in 1 ti . nulilio g.mrriillv, tli-t I niu may reudy to till nil ord< rn, olthol nt thin |ilncp, nr Bt i.iiy | ’i -y on tin-On‘ml, tho Wiipl tavillc .V Dutilin, or nti tlio Alt giiRtn, (iilBnii .VSnml. rui , K, R. Ar to lln> qunliiy i t ^ i dw I nni Imndling, the clinr- voter ntul k pnthtlrLi .1 ( , m; i.nii r, or Mi'.ntitnctnre n 1 uni n pun ntii g hhonld bn n put- tloi'nt RUiirBiiU-n of tin- , I,..meter nnd iinnllty of the pnodp. Such t.'ompnuii b, tor in Rtnnci k us tin not G. OB CR .t SONS’ CO. Baltimore, Md. LI fTLR’b AGL. CIIEM. Co. Newark, N. J. FURMAN FARM IMP. Co. Atlanta,Ga. 1’riiv‘v thii v iRon will li i n little tower, nml purehaporp will lie given the privilege ot ttying on either a currency or cotton basis. Pleeee oall nnd use me, nml let me here y urofdarsearly, that 1 tuny know bow to provide tor tho trade. Yours respectfully, J. J, SPARKS, SnmloMvtlle G.i. , Jan .'.) ’111. SiAiitk fumifoirfr" Comprising a. full lino of Parlor and Hod room Suits, Folding beds, Lounges &c. \RT G( >01'S, embodying all the term implies, as applied to furniture— t\ SPECIALTY. A full line of SHADES nnd MATTINGS of handsome designs pocitil attention to mail orders. The A. J Miller Co. 171 Broughton St. Savannah Ga. Nov. 27, ’90. Fine Horses! TWO CAR LOADS! ‘5'iiosc Kentucky Horses are I take pleasune in informing the Public that I have brought from Kentucky two carloads of lino Horses, expressly for this market. My experience iu the past enables me to select the stock you need. (Jail and see this tino lot. HAY aud 1« ODDER Wanted.—I will pay moro than any one else Clias. G. Rawlings, SANDERS\ JLLE, GA. Blits find Street, g & Baldwin y Maoon. Ga., Have the L Ill(> UST and best selected stock of CLOTHING, HATS, and GENTLEMENS’ UN DERWEAR ever brought to Macon.—Prices rea sonable. Call on them. 1800. Hie li ' n Riv iniihii; I'd. haw 1 onlnrli or ioRH ol appi-tilc, tal ■ Or. J. li. Jlc Lean' Liva i' .lid Knli iy J 1 ill. i«; limy nre pleahi.nl so take and will cure y. ’ . It you iiava a painful ense of fatigue, flud your duties irkioinc t- i e Or. J. H. McLean'i, Saiuapaiilla. It will l.raue you up, and you Htroug and vigoroi,:.. JESSE1 THOMPSON & COT, Augusta, Georgia, MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sasli, iHinds, Mouldings, Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shingles. DEALERS IN Window Glass and Builders’ Supplies, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Halo St., Near C. B. R. Yard, Telephone Connections with all Principal Hotels and o mr « WRITE FOR PRICES, OR CALL ON US AT OUR OFFICE! June 1880—I v * jIjAT BEOS. Skoe, ISat and C’lotliin^ Co. . WHOLESALE and RETAIL. 149 BROUGHTON ST., SAVANNAH, GA. AVo aro men’s Outfitters for any article in Clothing. FumWiK* Goods, Shoes aud Huts. ■ In Shoes wo also carry a complete lino for Ladies Misses and Chib dren. Orders filled promptly and sent C. O. D., subject to examination If not satisfactory, return at our expense. Reference, any Bank iu Savannah. N. B. Mention this pautr wher you order. Nov. 20. riv ► ZD* * • ' IHI l>. jfiwtV 5T T)V > STERLING SILVERWARE, FRENCH CLOCKS. OPERA (fLASSES, HPF, ilrT.i Watch mid Jewelry HopoirinK Done by the Mont Skill ml Workmen. 111 S. W. COR. BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS, SAVANNAH. • - - GEOBG-IA. Nov. 27. ’90. Passenger Schedule GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA R. R SUWANEE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA. Taking ottoot November 2, 1890. GOINQ SOUTH. Slandurd Time, 90th Jloridiaa. GOINO NORTH. 2.15 p, m , 7 10 n. in., Louvo Ailanta . 0.16 p. m., 19.15 u. m., Arrive Mnci.n .. 0.3.1 p. in., 11.00 a-m.. Lenvo Macon .. 9.00 p. m , 1 55 p. m., Arrivo f’ordulo.. m 2S P III., 3,26 || 111., V r l; - Tiftt ' 12 08 a.m., 414 p, o., Arrlvt Veldt 'i 3 30 a. m.. 6 63 p.m., Arrive 1-ike City ....Arrive, 10.00 p. m, 10 50 a. m .... Leave, 0.10 p. m., 0,50 b, m, ...Arrive, 5.55 p.m.. 0,35 b. m ....Arrive, 3.23 p, na, 4 uT n. m . Arrive, l.:.ii . in., 2.38 a. m ,.. Arrive, 12 (U . m., 12 65 a. n ... .Arrive, 9.55 u. m„ 9.46 p m ..9,16 p, m, Arrivo Jncksouvillo,. .Louve, 7.00 a.m., PORTABLE SODA FOUNTAINS Complete Ready For Use. 8 15 a, m., 10.10 p, m., Arrivo.... .J'alatka Leave, 7.00 a. m., 5,25 p, m lO.tla a. m Arrive St. Augustine. .Leave, 2.30 p. w 1 rainH nrirvo nuii <!, part from union depot in Macon, nnd Unlatko. nod F. O. A P. tlapel Jnckeonvillo. Pnlmnn Hleepiug carson nigbt trains Gonneotion uorlh bound and bomb boa ml is made in Jlncon with trains of Ceetral an , E.T.V&Ga. Rilroads. ’ 4 A - O. K lYPP, J.T. HOGE, Ij. J. HARRIS, b r * Manager. General Pass Agent. Ticket Agent. UE> o PUliNH, G. T. and P. A. No 5i0 Mnllborry, St. Macon, Ga. G. (’. RODES, Jr., Noliciting Agoid, 0 Kimball Itlock, Atlanta, Ga. L. O. CONOVA, O. T. A. R. T. RICH vRU, A«t. Union Depot, W.T. LAW3IIE,tT. P.A' Palatkn, Fla, AM E8 MENXIEB, SouthernfAgent, 98 W<st Ray street, Jacksonville Fla. OWAOQOAmTED WITH TII3 GEOGRAPHY OF THE COOIYTHY, WIU. OBTAHJ MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION PROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF r»t haMOSOME* Over 26 Years in Use all Over the World. No garmrntnrs nr Hxtraa, Dpar- atari by a childi 15H11 stand by any M4UDLI G-aa FDuntain and bbII flva glasaag tu its dub, CHAPMAN & CO., MADISON, INDIANA. < Domestic Sewing machine latest improve, ments used either by treadle, or crunk, can j ibebirl, at Okiiald’s office. t Including 1 nmin lines, bronchos find extensions ffiust arid Wsst of tho Missouri River. To a.11 points East, North and Northwest from Kanaaa City—to Rock Island Davenport, Des Moines, Chicago, and, via ALBKRT IjBA ROUTE, to Spirit Luke. Pipestone, Worthington, Sioux Falls, W»*or- town, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and intervening towns and cities—it is tho dbort, direct route. In connection with linos from St. LouW, Cincinnati, jf.ouiMvillo, Nashville, and Eastern and Southern points converging *t Kur.biis City, it also constitutes THE SHORT UNE TO DENVER AND THE WEST, FROM THE MISSOURI mVEfKL It traverses vast areas of the richest farming and grazing lands tn the world, forming the speediest, most popular and economical system of transportation to and frota all cities, towns and aoctions in Kansas, Col orado and tho Indian Territory. FREE Reclining Chair Caro between Kanoae City and Caldwell, Hutchinson and Dodge City, and Pullman Palace Sleeping- Cars to and from Wichita and Hutchinson. MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, Reading all competitors in splendor of equipment, oool in sucemer, wormod to^ 1 steain_from tho locomotive in winter, well ventilated and free from dust envor, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, making stops only at important in- _. rvening stattous in Kansas and Colorado. Suoerb Dininsr Hotels at con venient stations west of Kansas City and. St. Joseph furnish deiioioua meala at seasonable hours and at moderate prices. THE ROCK SSL AND IS TUE FAVORITE TOURI8T 1.1 WE To Manitou, Pike's Peak, the Garden of the Goda, Cascade, Greon Mountain Falls, Idaho Springs, tho mountain parks, mining camps and cities, sanitary l-esorts, hunting and fishing grounds, and scenic attractions or Colorado. Its Vestibule Express Trains are equipped with ovary modern improvement that can add to safety, convenience, comfort and luxurious onioymont. They also make close connections at terminal cities in Colorado (m Union. Depots) with the Denver and Rio Grande, Colorado Midland, Union Pacific, Denver Texas and Fort Worth, aud all other diverging linos. For Tickets, Maps, Time Tables, Folders, copies of the “ Wes torn Trail, (issued monthly), or further desired information, address E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEGASTtAW, General Manager. GH1CAGU, 1R.1L Gon'l Ticket St Fas* Agent.
