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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
9ie Gtimmr Gems XIII.

L.aceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(9ailet euer 2i6t leu6ten Dor ben Wen'
{Seu, bumit fte euere 9uteS @erte ieben.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
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seni9euoer &enntniB aus9eriitet, it9 an
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, 1881-09-25
Nine. Geistiuger's Engagement at
the Grand 0para-House.
Prospectus Of the SIayton Lyceum Bu'
reau for This Season.
Minnie Hauck to Head the Ma
pleson Troupe.
strakosch's New Opera comS3any and
Its Route.

THE CHICAGO MAY FESTIVAL. .
Mr.. Theodore Thomas has forwarded TO
Mr. Tumlns the programs for the May
Festival i'll this city, which We print below
III brief:
]. Jubilate-Ctrccht... ht......--.--...-.-.. .Hanoel
St.1,&st*, e4u,u+. nrcACxtrd- aud O1uIn-
9. Symphpny-Np ). n;nur. op- t.. RetthoVeh
J. Scenes from g IOnengrin .--...: :..-.. agner
>oloiSts, chorus, u's1est'u, u'td oFJdn-
SECOND NIGHT.
l. Oratora--' Messah" r. -.....:....:..-.. Handel
:Sulnisfs, c'lo,7xs. organ, and orchestra.
THIRD NIGHT
/. Cantata-" Who neIlevcth and Obey
Syjois:s, ci,",7ts organ, and orchestra.
=. SymphonySo. y. u minor. on rs, Beethoven
Orchestra, <ttust*, and chorus.
FOURTH NIGHT.
l. Mass in c minor, Up 131 ...........- Schumaun
S.lni<t*. chorus, u,yAN,nnd nrchfStTn-
4 "Slexfried's neath" tGotterlaem-
3. The he Fall Of Of Troy" from lies
1'0?suS Su'sis;x Chorus: and o1eic:ira. Ae'''N
Tie festival reliearsals begin this week.
Ladies' on "Wednesday and Thursday after
noon ana gentlemen OIL "Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. Tile members are re-
tl,lcs,et to determine the particular rehearsal
they will attend. and to notify Mr. Tom!ins
at once, that cnrrert attendance lists may be
prepared fur each sub-rthearsal.
, 1881-09-25
FVFN1NE CCH001C

Evening schools Will be opened Get 3 in the
-Ncwberry, klnzie. Jones. Ward, Foster, Scam
mon. King, Saugamon Street. and Wells School
buildings, and an evening high school at the
Scammon. Instruction will he given in reading,
writing. spelling, eud arithmetic. and miscel-
laneous subjects In tho high school instruc-
uon will be given in algebra geometry, mcchan-
les. physics, mechanical. drawing. civil govern
mcnt bookkeeping. and stenoyraphy. Stcnog-
raphy will be taught by Mr. O'Shca, who has
been So successful IN previous years. Children
under l: and pupils OF lny schools will not be
text-books. and present satisfactory evidence
Of successful vaccination within seven years
previous to enrolment Except in the high
p. n.
, 1881-09-25

l4&t[AL
Mr.. Henry Schoenefe1d, the pianist and
teacher, has returned to the city and resumed
his musical work.
The Elnnta Abbott troupe passed through
the city yesterday ell route for brooklyn. n
T., where they open the season on Tuesday
next
The Confederation opera company have
opened ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre, New
York. with Caiharine Lewis and powerful
support. They open at the Grand Opera
House, in this city, Oct. a.
Miss Alice S. AfilIar, pupil of Ir. $. G.
Pratt, has secured the position Of piano
teacher at the Lake Forest Seminary. This
Is the second Of Mr.. Pratt's pupils who have
lately been given Important appointments.
The full chorc5 of the Apollo Club will not
meet Oh Monday evening" OIL account IF the
funeral Of the President The mannerc11or
Of the club Is requested to meet at 7:I5 Mon
day evening. to tAke part III the services ut
Central Music Hall.
The Bloomington (I1l.) correspondent of
the Louisville Couricr-JUu17,al says: Nine.
ni1r,iiit5 {t1e iGti). for Chicago, where si,.,
Mlll IL future reside Her marriage with
Harry Cleveland, the we1l-known tenor, will
take place on the 2Jt1l OF October.
Mr.. William Z. Foote, of this city, has just
issued iii very handsome form 4 Music
Teachers Monthly Register and Balance
Sheet 1t is the most complete register for
teachers We have ever seen, and We are GER
tain that no teacher will BE- without one Of
1lem after examination. 1t can BIZ had at
Lyon l. Ilealy's.
Tile. Mendelssohn Club of HIDE Park is
early III the field. 1t will give compliment
2ry concert 10 Miss Gertrude Cornell next
Friday evening at Floo1l's Hail, upon which
decision the beneficiary will have the assist
anee OF Miss 1ngersoll. Mrs. UIma1ln, Miss
, 1881-09-25
CICA0A.

| For Tic thcayo Tribune.
| What tones he these:
Some small musician Of the trees.
| SOu'e. spr3te bis bow in spicy resin dipping,
| Drew it with etn sei,ht
! Across tho strings tonight.
The air was strange.
Halt sweet, half htrsh, the little man was plny-
| ing:
His score had moderate range.
And still returned: is measure short-deluy Ing,
Slow intu silence ran.
And then anew begun.
Well cou|l tracc
All the high sky beltsd III palest yellow,
Der which Il starry fnCe
| And branches etched against that background
mellow,
Young L'lna's dagger brigh,
Stabbed tho ditu night
Though strong. thought
The strain u triiie husky; remember,
III lis mixed mesh WIS wrought
i wire Of SHdnGSs, Slackl,g OF September
More full aud t,ny the tune,
heard aud loved III June.
This rustic fiddler, TINT tho year is waulng?
Is there voice i'll mir
skirling the fufcst edges and coinplainu,g7
= IriEhtIlly by warnings dire
Thf poplar leaves to fire?
What was his sign?
Greeil. VA tho. growing vine,
The wild Krapes hang through tie twined tendrits
peepin9:
Spr:uss The long lush grass
la the unchiticd inoras5.
still keen and light,
The brown wren sings ut morning, and the swal-
low
Swings his wide wheel OF flight;
Crowt''nE the marrow pathway through the hol-
lta#.
Comes in n,id-Augus''s power
. The stately cardinal flower.
Iicars he. and feels
CIhAt 4uiver in his touch gives hint Of grievlug0
The whisper VAGUE that steaiS-
Ihe subtle presence Pnst my gross perccivfng?
Hence that andat1te thin
Upon bis violin?
Asain inclined
To haunt this wool when nights are longer,
colder,
shull not find
This moururul prophet rasping ut my shoulder.
He will, alas! uc laid
Here where he played
Poor prophet! he,
The frost -tiend's earliest victim, shall expire,
And this broad oak may be,
Filing her vhrmcnts in !. gorgeous pyre
When they f0rsakc her,
His undertaken.
Heaven bless him!
Some good nymph lay his fiddle close beside
him;
III red lea, es dress him.
AND underneath the mold and MOSES hide him
His woful uuguries. J.McC. P.
500 will be paid for any case that Hop Bitters
will not cure or help. Doubt not
, 1881-09-25

St, John, the Nrn.le]ssDhn Club Young Lit
dies Quartet, and MeSsrS Lirhl'ng. Lewis:
Frank Rnot, CLARK, and Fairsnan. Mr.. Fred
Root will be the musical director.
The rehearsal nf the Beethoven Society,
announced for last Tuesday evening. w;ts
post tpon.tl out Of respect to the llte l'rrsi-
dent. Next Tuesday evening the inciety WILL
he.itt the study Of AIentlelssulla's "lIy,nH 0l
Pr.ise.'' -lEd "Noel,'' by Saint-Sas'ils. Mr.
Wo!lsnhn will be ut the ru01ns {-lpoif' ifatU
from O'clock III order t" classify licw l:l',
bers. The members WHO sang in ''E1itaA -
ut tile SingrrfeSt will ncetf no new c!asSi-
ticatiol. and are requested to be present this
Selsu1i.
The following musical organization will
appear 1T the Grand Oprra-llHuSs this season
il the oruer us named: !t!cc S,lrprlse larty'
Eugene Clark, Mccnlln, T"lsy Werner,
FANNY Wentworth, l;ose Temple, and others;
Cnm1ey-Earton company. witt! Miss Lewis.
Miss jansen, Iowson. Leslie, Hamilton, and
Armand; the Boston ideals. with the Gar
aud Carpenter" for their sensation, the
company; Nine {;eistlnscr and company;
and tile Acme ul'era company.
Signor Shetfanone, the music teacher. now
located in this city, s:nds us the following
suggestion: - The dreadful calamity of tue
destructive fires in Michigan which has made
thousands ct families destitute and l1onlclsss
calls for aid for the unfortunate: frufes::
siUnal musicians are not 4 wealthy c!ass Of
people but they can raise money easily by
their services. L would suggest that the
musicians Of This city. both vocal ami instril-
1lent:tl unite in !, grand concert for the bene
fit Of the sufferers. We have many very
talented artists in Chicago and no doubt it
would be Il success, financially and artistic
ally"
The management of the Mozart Society
has issued its prospectus. 1t contains nO.!l-
ir5 il, addillun to what las already heen
VII fall,
, 1881-09-25
SPIRITJkLISTS.

T1IEFIl.Sr SOCIETY WILL. MEET IN FAil:3ANl1
Hail ut as when Mrs Cora L. e lschnt"nd will
speak 11ltt.c:u Ih. spirit at AhrhanI i.lnson'
''te Nmn's I.,,>s. Bible interretst ti.,i> III Mar
tin: I'arto:. corner NJ W"nd anu Wa!nut-:ts:. II
ln:li II. ILL., The ,,.,'nra! eryres kfte tte Capt T.
Simmons will te postponed to Il later date.
MIR. HENRY II. iltt;ESlN WILL. TALK On
sprtuA-ln III the ra'lway mems rcadlng-ronisi cur
gunn Is converted spirit medium and Promises IL
give IN ntcresttn. account Ut his experience and
how !c MAS ;td to see the e1rH:s IT %i'F;tua1!sM.
\ MEETING; uF MEDIUMS AND SI1RlTLAl.-
iste Will be held III t:ues Hall, No. IL suurh Hal
sLe
, 1881-09-25


BISHOP C1iESEY Will. PREACH IN CHRIST
thures corner Of Mich:at,.av. and rwenty-f"urth-
81. urnn, and eyeniti!- Murntn. subject: -kf,,T
yc not that there i FRINGE ana Greut Man taller,
this day in Israeli
TIE REV. +. ". ADAMS Will PREACH IN
tile morning in st. Matthew's Church, curneT vi Clark
and tcntrc-s;s No evsttng service.
THE REV. Il. II. BuSwukTII breaches At
wood. Subject: ;" Our Fulleu lsrcs:d, nj"
THE II:-kEv HiSiiuP FA!.lA,WS Will
preach this UurnlnG IN s.: f'aurs Church on The
i'entl q! President Garfield. In the evening tho
congregation Will unite with other churches M liz.
West Side III memorial services.
Tilt: lii:v; H. Il. HChkE Will. PREACH IN
(;s;ce Church. corner Eistnn-av. and tlyhourtl-
p:,ce. lU:Ai and III u. ILL.,. Evening .u,iect:
1.-The Death Ut President t@ar1lc TT unl lis ies.ui5
, 1881-09-25
MNE, GEISTISGER.

het,y.pn ,he management of the Grand
f,npr,-1,use o,,1 Atessrs- A,nberr and Her
mann Tho managers uf the Thaiia Theatre.
V.,y ynrt ,y,,o ,,ava enp,rp,l N1mc t;eis1-
inrer a,ut her oner, company fur a tour of
the PRINCIPAL cities Of America Nine. Geist-
niger came to this country lust season under
the mauaeenleut of Mr.. Aloipl1 Nuerudorf
of the Gerlnauia Theatre. New York. She
mazda = 7nost mt oh1a hit l,ut ttis,oranmpnt
-.a ,'..''.. 1'a .s >-a.1.ss as,I en's
aIose pelNctl Hel anu -NAethuV1i, diu sue
Withdrew from his theatre. She was then
a,f,,o,.d hp 1ho maraynrs of tho rrha1io
Theatre. ut tile foot OF tile BoWery. III the
extreme lpwer ,ortinu of the civ She WIS
foIIuwcI by The fashion of New York even
Tt1: ,,;1 Fla1 Fhi1 49, I,t .''" n1.; ,,g, ~ W "
lnAlia, Nhie4 4au oeGA MaH.tli, "e!G ~
sx 70 rsir ~ M o !, s pss ol Of
Nine GeistlnGer. The troupe Is 4 very large
one-in fact, double one-wllich will en-
wilf ,,rot1nce thc co,nic o,,.r,s f,f S1ranss
37o, Su,,,,a a,,t1rnn a,,t o,har ..,,,,n,snr.
in MANNER usual to tie continental tilen-
tres Of Europe The company which SUP
n ports Nine t1eisflnger has Been selected from
1'ing q. &c f, ri out
at 1ha t;rand viii commence in sIannarrnext
aud is for two weeks.
TIE SLASToN LHCECM BUREAU.
The Slayton Lyceum Bureau has made
such arrangements for the coming season as
to fairly deserve beinc called the successor
to the Star I,rcture Course which hos hce,,
=, ,'a,,,,1ar ~ th;. 49,. ~ c,a.+s,. ~
;p so popu'ai "a. ~ tnls stts' ~: olas 'on' tne
head OF the bureau, has already made 1t Il
great success, though he has never laid out
a season before OF, so grand Il scale rs this.
The tIrst wear Of his 1nanaecrial experience
Mr.. Slayton practiced law aud manaeed bis en-
bryo bureaus without any assisIunc,. Uy the
second year it had increased 80 rapidly Us to
enable him To give up the law altose ther. The
third year he published his first annual n1asa-
zine ana eInploSed several assistants III the ot-
nee. Esesy suceseol1S year nis business mas
hoa n1 s aa,u i,o s., .11 e.a s;r' ~
Spavton IScc,,m I;nrnou wus nrpnn;7.n anf iuT r.
now rruuifes seven assistants in the c,fic1: be-
sides tie proprietor, who is a whoie tenn by
himself. Last season over 2N3o engagements
we're made and filled in various parts of the
, 1881-09-25

A RitlvAl. AND DErAnrURF ~
~ TRAINS = EXPLANATIONS ~ Hvxr., w
MAaKS.-T Saturday excepted. "Sundny nxe.t1xtI
-Mondly excepted. si}aiiy. eaeeptsd
cateH=" =: Northwestern Railway
For Maps 1tnh-t 'nstls.Sleeping-C -Car Acconu,ds,,
apply ut T.. tark,t, iir.:nd t'it.c f.:;r.. i1ao1t
nnd depot corner Ut Wells and kiuxc-.ls '1eas..
, 1881-09-25

THE REV. EDN.AIiD G.. HOSlOCk Will
preach this morning in Lincoln Park Chapet near the
truf Ms.Nttnlinee-st.
THE REV. ". T. l't:SnLErOS WILD. PREACH
this murltng in the Cnion Park Temple curner West
NHS{ItfEl Ou-*t
, 1881-09-25

THE REV. WILLIAM ASliMEAD SCIIAEFFER
breaches at Wicker Park Church, corner Huyne-av
ind l.e Moyne-st., ut tt:tsJ n III.
THE REV. CHARLES kOERNER WILL. PREACH
moruin.: and in trinity Church. CORNER II
neaEborn-nv.. and EEie-st; Mempsiai se5yice Mon
dny morning at 3:45 O'c0ck
THE REV. j. u. SEyENINGIIAUSEk WI.
preach In the morning In the General Synods Church.
corner Of ohio und SUble-s:s.
, 1881-09-25

TIE REV. ". ). tHnN W:,... PREACH THIS
morning the Church bt the k.tleelner, corner
Nes, WASHINGTON ana san -;s!.v'.-s!s.
TilEEEH. W. H. KfuEK, u. H.. Will. PREACH
In -. ruus's Church. Micst.an-ar, morning and
evening.
, 1881-09-25

CoNGEEG aT.owAL.
THE REV. JOHN &, GODDAlsp Will. PREACH
this eycni1l: in tho Western Avenue C::urc! nenr
West l'.,lk>t subject: Were tho Prhycrs for the
President Gnnnswtrcd?'
Till; REV. +. +. WILLIAMS WILL. PREACH IN
the suuth Church. corner of Drcxel-ay and Fur
tetl--t.. MIrHsEE and evening. Morning sutjest:
"t;a-1icds ,eath.'' Erenin. subject: 1.-The ierils
of the Republic
Tit: KE1. ARTHUR trr~ri.l: WILL. HOLD y
commemorative service this nlrnlnE In the Stw En-
the his subject will he, Some Of the Lessons
vi :tt;ti Lite fur fossn: Men,"
THE REV. CHARLES Hall EVEREST
prs'arnt= this murn..,E III plymouth church. Micfli-
run-nv.. be.wecn Twcnth-nith Hnd TwtnLy->txtn-
ST.. Mcnlurul SERVICE IN the evEnS. iii which ttrn
exprC r to be present the .regatu'S VI thrc6
four different churches.
Tilt. Kt:t. r. i. NuBi.E Will. PREACH THIS
1nOEnn. and evening in the Cnou Park Church.
Murtstng subject: !" In the Shadow OF the Valley.
THE REV. t;EOiit;E II. PEEkE WILL. PREACH
morning and evening III the Itivttt Street Church.
corner nt Albums. A1nrnln: subject: The NISSAN
ind Succession OF fireNt Men, Evening subject:
"tnti's win. Goi Will.
THE REV CHARLES NJ GILBERT Wilt
preach in the Tabernacle church. cnrner ot N"F'ti.
llld lnai:l-S nDrn1E and evening" Nei1lurlnl
sci vice In the evening
SERVICES Will. III. HELD THIS MORNING IN
the three churches Ink lark at special mesubTtAl
earncer and untnn lfrtys :-lneitls will be helu IN
the Cnn.rc .atinna church ut T. I'll. tonnTr'w
THE KEW. L. \. TOW1-E WILL. IttA!.H AT
SITS Moruin. sabject: ''True National f;rnkness
Attained Through treat National Sacrifices" a
memorial service tn the evening"
, 1881-09-25

THE REV. .tI.Aii.ES COFl:ltND WILL. i'tEAC1I
IN ff.."!ey's Theatrt ut liza Subject: f're7ldcnt
Gari.eh.''
AiIsSR$. Wt1Il"r1.E AND MCG:ASAHAS Will
preach III Chicago Avenue church. corner Of !t;t
suiit-nS.. il the morning. The ker. Mr. Uucktead
viii preach III the evening.
THE REV. DAVID SWIM; WILL PREACH IN
Central Hull III the lnurni1..
, 1881-09-25

THE REV. l.. +. 3IENCEtt Will PREACH A.
the Onion Church tft-rshey Haiti lu the morning Of
the subject u the Satiouui Erel.
, 1881-09-25
BAPTIST,


THE REV. GEORGE Il. vOSRCRGH WILL.
prGacn IN the Miliari avenue Church y. u on
THE Dend President"
THE REV. +. .. TAYLOR Wilt PREACH
III the Central Church ut lHkj II
THE KEy. ". N. LAWRENCE WILL. PREACH
morning nnu evening the Second Church, corner
" Morgan nN1 MonIot-sls.
THE REV Z. PERRIN WILL PREACH MORN
ing and evening III the Western avenue Church.
THE tEH. H. DE BAi'TlsTE f;.ACIIt rs NORM
. Ing and evening ut the Oitvet Church, Fuur.ll-ar
near Taylur-st-
THE REV. JOSEPH K)WLEY Will PREACH
in the North STAR Church. OF Division and
scdHw!ck-sts., Morn!;Ig mid evening.
TIE REV; * K. PARKER Will. PREACH IN
the Centennial Church. corner ~ Lincoln West
washington SIS. ninr11lllI and evening
Il. +. JACOBS WIFI. CuADGCr 4 t1}spEI<
meeting in the Gospel Tahcrnacle. ri Watlssl-av..
this eSetinE.
THE kEv. !. 7. lsURffOt: Will, PREACH IN
the University i!ace Church 1uuriliiIg and evening"
THE REV. u. Il. tiUNS Will. PREACH AT
tho llaEstet. Street Church @his morning.
TIL; iiEv. i. II. iiU .nEitT Will. PREACH.
morning and evening In shc Fuurth Church, corner
OF West Washington ald I'lisii1:,-sts.
THERE WILL. BE MEMORIAL SERVICES At
ths Central We Church T.. g, I:.y'2r ps.or M"rnnx
subject: llnS the Sati"ns Prayer Been Answse,l:"
"Compeu=utions for The Nations Loss"
, 1881-09-25
CHRISTIAN,

THE REV. AUGUST SMITH WILL. PREACH
n1n; ming and evening IN the Advent Church, No. VI
S,,t.lI t:reen-*t
THE REV. j. e. HOLMES Will. PREACH At
II O'Clock this n"EninK in 1le Second Church. Oakley
Nv, and InCssun-At
THE KEf. TAi;TON ". JOHNSON, EDITOR OF
the Ettipflisf. breaches In the church Western
near West Van I}EFen-st.. this morning, Snn-
ject: "The Lesson nf President Garte!tt's Lite"
THE REV. j. W. Al.l.ES WILL. PREACH THIS
morning in the church corner " and Ihir-
tietfl-st.
+ THE REV Q. ~ BURGESS WILL. PREACH IN
the First Church. corner Of Twenty ST. and In
diana-av, I'm the morning. So evening service-the
cunfreHatton to attend the FuEWell Hall memorial
SERVICE
, 1881-09-25

Davenport Peoria EypreSs... slU:JN N 6a1pn
Council n!utYs Fast Exures5.. Io:tG n -2pS
Kansas fifty. l.cayenwnEth i AT
ch.$.n Fn>t Express. t'le:lh M =9pa
II. Fani l. &A!inns.apll@ Express, i'lslk' III .tpa
Peru recommendation ...-.....- 3:tN N 9sg9I
t;unci! Bluffs NshL Express. 49,. 3:1 ui- s:1ao
kni,s:lS t'ity. i4envenwOrIh 4 At e,a.,
chSun Si.ni Express. 9::3 MI. e:4am
st. lau \ Minnta polls ta$t Ex-. ~ y u e@,sa =
Hlue Island Accommodation. :. G:S1 n et!sI
blue fJanf Accommodation. -. s:E9a M. a9sL
nuc Island ACcouln tt!Dn. .... 9:l5 M; ;5osH
isnn Island Accommodation Ala m :1F-
Niuc Island Accommodation. S:t1 MI t@P11
Kne l>fnnI AGculniC, ,Atun. G:al p N, hnP
South htcuGn Accommodation. 4:l nj aoMa
South Cisa:u Accommodation. I'D n ,,Ir G.1pr
Theatre Train, III: 10 N: tiia9pE
Church Trai1l lis m:tl01
daily excep: Sundays- tnuly except sas'aass.n sasatasn
+ltAily except Mondays SThursdaJs and oa'u1.s'
only. sSuntlavs only.
Michigan Central Railroad.
Denta,fn0t Of lhke-*tand foot 0f H.n.
Ticket Offices. I" E!:trk-sI, southeast corner W n
doph. Grand i'acitic Hotel. nnd Palmer hVast-
, 1881-09-25

Chicago. Burlington Il <luin:r ;sut,ru,s
For Maps. Tine-iasi:s. >I"rsln@-t,ar Ar,,mns
f,nt nf Intjna-:r I;rand Euiui, Yi:ns sse io:=4.
ltuEsc, ana ~ CunA-st. V' a'aaes
, 1881-09-25

500 will be paid for any case that Hop Hittezs
will not cure or help. Doubt nor.
, 1881-09-25

Kansas City. Denver, Pueblo E:x s'la:5 nj. pn
Kansas tits. Sin1. Fe, New Me1-t
ic,.!trlznnaSCalifurnia Fast Fix 9:03 ms 1:1}ta
St l-unis, Springfield Texas, 1Gt ms 7Gp1
St Louis Sl,riaEEcld Yexas....S anI N .:lal
Mhhile x New t,rIeanS Express...i' g:UI NJ .:npn
Peoria. keukuk i fur via 9U Il M .Gp1
ia,icinn Fast Express Chenoa is $50 El,S '.Da a
TeSH u Peoria EN-. .1Dltes. y 9OJ M. 7;lpn
StrGa,or, L,scun Washington Ex. 'l.il ..jo on
Joliet X dwight Accommodation j:N u IN 9i9aa
1ilIun1< Central Railroad.
Depot foot 1T t..s,s5 and loot of Twenty teto1j-.
Ticket t,c+.- LII Il and.,ltt4-st.. Eark Cr,ra
Pacific Iiutel. and lI1mer House.
, 1881-09-25

L--un saturday L::ht IL Gilman an!;-
c--tn saturday night runs 10 Peoria onlr.
~ uh:.-h. ~. Louis <. 1':.efnc Naft.rnr.
Enin,i Depot. SGt.c aHu Tweilt-4.s- All S;aie<f.
,strs rUs, !" the Deot and Wtntwn-lhav. c,ss la.a
within nne tIl''cE. ItcEct uiic.* - south C!aEk's
Palmer House. and Grand l,lci.ie ltuta.
, 1881-09-25
i.c:tve. J Arrire.

st. fnus & Gulf Express. S:kI III t:3pr
81 Louis n tsult Fast !.ine....s !r,1 nil t:3=n
Kansas C.ty X Denver East Ex.. 'i!:t nj ZIP
Peoria. burlington l. keosnE Ex' ska MI ::.ipE
lt.:. y rcxit. ~.cl:l. /; :uI IN ia an
Springfield X kta,:,,.t,t3 Fast f.ne' mi ]3a
Sl)a.iy. .Dnilv except Sundays.
SuTE-TnuAu Sie,:Inn1 Cars trun CHICAGO to -
Louis ka:,s.> c:ty. and Peoria: IaEor hay t0ache%
with revolving chairs. thc;s: tn St f.Dus hna ae
cnt,E; hair Sleeping lars. Chicl.n ffnnn.nai1 ~
Kansas City. Nh change OF bay Coaches Chtca:a "
St Louis Ut Kansas citv.
kh1c:t:n. Isovk ISLAND x. PucIfic Kaflrnad
DrtI:. garner uf Yum Uuret and Sherms1-sla 1etfs
l'tut.%. i; lnrkst. Sherman ile.s+s. itsr ilpn,s
Grand !':tci7c Hotel. and ~ lanai, curntg NItsaa
, 1881-09-25
EPISCOPAL,

CATHEDRAL. s.. FETE1 AND PAUl4 CORNER
West Washington and PeOriu- the Kt.tey. ". F..
Mcasen. :. r. D.. istshnp. The Kcr. j. IL. Knowles.
priest In charsc. ii"Iy somsunnlun, Il IN. Chosni
munl''n. lbI. sunday and chlldrens service,
Up III. Chura! tveNl1l. prayer, z:;U u. III.
Fl HERR: WILL. EE SERVICES IN THE MORNING
n Trinity church. corner OF wenty-slxth-st- and
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