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The May.Day Picnic,

This joyful commipgliug Of Sunday
school friends aud others at tho picnic
grounds on Tuesday last went off in
merry style. The brass band played
their sweetest, the procession number
ing some 200 marched nicely to the re-
treat prepared for the address, refresh
meuts aud games, Arriving at the pic
mic groun Is the following programme
was had 1. Singing. %. Prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Thrall. Singing. Address
BY Rev. Mr.. Hatcher. Music. Address
BY DR.. Story. OF Dallas, secretary of the
state Sunday school convention. Then
came the most interesting part of the
performance, the dinner. which was
bountcous, luscious and free. Everyone
had an abundance and come to spare
"lor the prisoners in jail" Next came
the boys races. in which Mallie East
ham won handkerchief. Arthur Rodg-
ers took the pulse, and other prizes were
taken bv Alex. McMullen, Lcnny Hol-
land and their companions. Several
young girls also gained pound Of can
dy, a necklace. etc.. for their feet efforts
riyslling the native deer 10 swift
ness. Croquct was INDUCED in some
Young ladies sailed 10 the boat, and did
not know there vas for quito while a
snake asleep in the bottom Of the boat.
Ugh Towards 4o'elcck those Who did
not see the rain coming bad /. scramble
for places in the hack. II did pour
pifchforks-sni not . few picnicers be
came glar ously soaked. Houeser. al
hsd . delicious time ssd will be on
hsnd. rain CT chine. 10 celebrate the next
Nav-dsy.
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BAsrRop. April 8lst 1881,

bAsrROp, April 0lst 1901.
EDlroR FRgE Pass; The reunion
Of veterans wives and widows Of vet
erans At Palestine, was very pleasant
affair. only that tho rain spoiled or rath'
or deferred US from having . procession.
Tho committee Of su,ertaismest did
their best 70 fad lodsius Tor oil, for
there wero not hotels enough TO accom-
modste. oil and private oitissas took
part Of the veterans " their no mes.
The dinner spread aud prepared by
the ladies Of Palestine, was most excel.
leu,. Fair youss ladies' waited on us.
Palestine, though scarcely ovor seven
years old. has masy substantial, duo
brick business houses. The Masonic
hall. very large Is 40 ornament to tn,
tows. Then worry large brick bulldog
which ,uistook for a court house, |
was informed vas filled 10 esch depart
ment with clerks attending 10 tho l, 4 q.
N. railroad business there, Three rail-
ways unite here. besides this, the Inter
national railway has very extended
shops and buildings located hero.
In wuy Of dorision l an sorry to say
that some Texas papers soy the number
Of Veterans Is increasing. That is not
80, 10 fact. they ere last diminishing.
But l can explain Why such q number
were at Palestine, il was because all
could reach that point easy BY railroad
without part staee travel; smother il.
that the wives and widows getting free
passage induced maya veteran to 70
there for his vile to cpjvy the meeting.
Again, the Veteran Association admit
ted some deserving old Texans TO join
% honorary members for merit outside
the battle fields. But these honorary
members do not claim my bounty from
the state, they feel pride thst in some
way or other they served iu civil onpa'
city in the early struggle, and doing good
thereby. % aFls'la. afoiarsgs Shs
You should have seen the ladies Of the
Veterans enjoy themselves. This sns
their first reunion in Is years. years, Gid
trends met and old acquaintauces fe~
nowcd, ard often tears Klis,ened in their
eyes either Of jcy Of uleo,ing again, or IN
behalf Of lost dead friends or 10 the TO-
counter Of tho many har,lsl'ips and
dangers they endured 10 those times
which tried mems souls. 60 ~
1 met 10 Palestine Mr.. J. I.
McGchec, and our oorpulent friend j.
q. Bunion and his lsdy-allof San Mar
cos. Ny wife was very glad tosec them
after SO many years. Your friend,
- II Hs.6 IS. q. ERnARD.
P. s.. To show 20, tho decrease
Of Veterans: The Santa Fe Expedi.
tiou left Austin with about $50 men {;
at Palestine there were only four
present, and only. three more alive Or
tho Mier prisoners only twelve are liv
ing, and exposure and hardships told
heavily gu tho survivors. 4
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Concert and Entertainment.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap
tist church at this place will by corps
of talented amateurs give q musical en-
tertainulent. May q. at ilarpers' Hall
for the benefit Of the fund to be used in
erecting their new place Of worship
Tho must, will consist Of secular can
tata and beautiful songs. In addition
there will be ice cream and refresh.
ments. A delightful evening is antici.
patcd, Friends will please remember
that this is the, first call the Bautists
have made upon the public, and it is
hoped they will generously respond.
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CITATION,
wHE STATE OF TEXAS: Q,

WHE STATE OF TEXAS: s9, =.
! To all persons Interested IN the
Guardianship Of Charles NJ. Bunton, o
Seth Mubry, guardian of said minor
Inns filed 10 the County court OF Hnys
county, state Of Texas his account for
final settlement Of enid Guurdienship.
and whereas the said Charles N. Buntou
is a NON resident Of the State OF Texts,
The rcIore said Charles NJ. Bun.
ton and all persons interested in said
guardianship are hereby notified 70 be
and appear before the Hon. County Court
Of Hsya coup.y. to be Leld u tn Court
House thereof in the town OF Sac Mar
COS on the third Monday 10 Man 1881,
when and where he or they can contest
said account il they see proper TO DO so;
Given under my hand and zeal OF
said court this 22nd day Of April, 1881.
En-. ]. i. GREEN.
SEAL elk &C. Hays Co.
Alr.2l, Nv. III aa. 1891 ,vS ca
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sroCxHOLDBRS xEgYING.
ORION inrsnxAvsosAL ! GsRAr NoHrRynx u. Y
= IN RAlsnainR. INN. Anil 4. lanl

Ovvioa isrsnxAvsoxAL ! GsRAr NoHrRsnx n. Y.
.fi Co., PAlsss,ns. TEx,s. April \, 1881.
NOTICE Il hereby given thsta specisl meeting
N the Htockholdsrs Of ihls Company Will be held
at this once, q Palss,ns Texas. The lSsh day 81
Jane lssl, ., 10 o'clock 4. D., pursuant 70 rsso'
iutioa Of IL Bard q directors, adopted April 1h
1871. for the pprpoar Q, sn,horising the executions
Of . morssgs on Ill the property Of The Company,
ann Of Gu, oo6 Tor even mile Of railroad construct
ed er acquired By the company, slncs kovember j,
ls7o, or nsreahsr costrsc ed Of acquired and alss
for the purpose u satmy,ug " rjsotins The oios
u the hoard u Dlrecsera. ~ nss,ing held ~ Pal
es,ine, April @th, lASi, aud TOR the trsnssc,,os
u such other business o. may come before 'hs
The polls w,ll open atie 20 e'ei.ck 10 the fore
noon. and close Of u O'Clock noon Of said Jay.
'''' y ''' '' b. S.H SMITH,
ipnl IA. 30 ssa f""f"
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Personals.

Personals.
IN. Mullins 10 ugain at home from
medical lectures at 81. Louis
Rev. D. A. Porter, Of the vicinity Of
Kyle, called on US on Monday.
Capt. Hutchins has returned from
Hot Springs.
Miss Fox has returned from her fare
we'll visit to Austin.
Mrs, Wilcox and her nice little sou
Walter returned on Thursday from 9
four months visit to relatives in the
vicinity Of ucmstcad. -
We have failed to notice the return
of Arthur Denton recently, from aiten
dence ut u medical school Of Louisville,
Ky. r. .,t5.
Will Burl.son came over from Aus
tin to attend the wedding Of A. z. Hun
ter and Mrs Pitts Malone, which lisp.
py event came off on yesterday morning.
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Ready for Business.

Mr.. Ilil'ycr. photographer: arrived
Saturday nni has since been fixing up
aud is now ready for business. Hin
rooms comprise the one occupied by
Mr.. Huqhe.ton, with new addition foi
q sitting room. The rooms nre located
few PAGES in the rear Of DR.. Combs
dental Office. and Mr.. lllllyer has got
them admirably well filled up. His
outfit il complete. so that he guaran-
tees Us good work here Us he would
ut his room. in Austin Everybody
is invited to call ut his rooms aud sec
specimens. .ilisa +t ID, ~s9,
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Tho Basirop Advertiser is glad to
note the satisfaction given by our new
District Attorney. Tbos. II. Franklin
Erq. The Court. the Bar and the
citizens gene ally. speak Of Mr.. franklin
in high terms. ss polished gentleman
possessing superior sbiliiy as IN atfor
ncy. and jealous in the discharge Of hi
officinl duty.
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a "a q %.

70 all who are suas -,ug IRON the urors aud In
a,,ers,ious Of youth, m ssus wssknsss, essly de.
ssy. isss Of manhood, ~, will send . recipe
that win cure you, YREk or CHARGE. This
grea, remedy vas discovered W . missionary 10
south America. send . self addressed envslops
70 The Ksv. Sosssx 3. iuuAs, station D. ntwl ye,l
NV = u VIVA " 7 ~ Az May lo-ly I
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

SIysLE nunibers af she New York
Sun snd Trituse. Detroit FAIR PsEss
st I,rui. Eerabiicsn. ChicsFo News.
New Orleans Deuocrst and msny 9th
- in,srrs;inF -evspsrsrs a the FREE
PREss Nexs Dcyot. 5 ess eseh.
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Ed Lyell AID Willie Wooter, young
Texas boys Of this region, recently took
q trip on the T. =. r. II. and landed OF
near Abilene and Colorado City. Both
boys were i'll from bad food sud poor
water, Tor rather, no water at all at Alb
ilene, land being Disguised with the coun
try. they were glad to come back home.
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STYLISH AND FASHIONABLE.

LADIES wishing 10 make stylish tot
letie should call on MRs. y. ID. Cos
sETT Al Austin. She has the most
fashionable establishment in the city.
Her millinery goods sre constantly ar
irving from the Fast and are Of the latest
aud most beautiful styles. Her dress
maker is IN ariirt in ihst line and rusr
,niecs satisfaction in finished work. \
full line Of fashionable hsir foods on
hsbd. March 81. ISL. 3m
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Change Of Base.

Don't forget that Mr.. LOVE, the jew.
eler. has removed to DR.. Woods rew
building, occupied by Townsend 4 1rion.
Mr.. Love has a stock Of bert assorted
spactacles, aud fits the same to al! eyes
on scientific principles. Give him call.
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DRooksIDE and Wsvcrley Libraries
s cents a number. at the FREE PRESS
News Depot. taH."A l-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

The peck, peck, Of tho stone-cutters
is heard front Of Reynolds Il Daniels
store, and tho foundation Of the new
buildings is coming on rapidly.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

Will sell any Of my Boots Shoes and
Caters 81 10 less on each pair than
price II called for within next ten days
A variety Of styles (of summer wear cs
pecially) ure kept by
j. B. HANKLA.
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GENTS clothing. a full stock !; nice
suits for boys; hats, both fur and straw;
trunks in endless varietynt ..I
JOHNSON L. JOHNSoN's.
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TIE Methodist camp 1eesinE ground
!. 10 be removed sbost . nile De,rsr
town, o. TIE Bltrco.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

A FEw enpies of the New Ioik Led
ger and Weekly. With back numbers
Tor about nonih past. those Who de-
sIre them vii find them st the FREE
PREss News Depot. Cal and leave
your orders.
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BECAUSE Of tho want Of time for its
satisfactory preparation, the article on
tho late Claude II, Julian, promised for
this issue, hos been deferred. 1t will
appear hereafter. t,. ...rH.
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FR.yErIx Square sud Sessi3e IL
tr,ries. rood suIEly AZ ibe fhtE
Fgr Ntzs BTc--
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COPIES Of the special edition Of the
FREE Press. containing some descrip
ton Of the county and showing up Of
its business, ETC., for sale at this Office.
price five cents, or will be sent by mail
at the same price.
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Mcssrs. Townsend & IRONS new sad
dlery store north OF the plnz, shines
like new silver dollur. Everything is
III apple pic order.
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OrDEEs for rry1hnr n the periodical
80 DsssTarsr Ess. Trsnpfly Sled Of the
Fsrr PHrsz NeTs nrs-
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Oh, NY, How Cheap !

Lu J, Daley in selling ladies' shoes
Of the hest manufacture, at low cash
prices. Also, gents boots, fine style,
very CHEAP, ut LU j. DAILEY's.
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GALVESTON News. Daily and Week.
ly, at tho FREE Pass News Depot.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

NEWSPAPERS Tor wrapping purposes
very cheap, ut the FREE PnEss News
Depot.
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Divide your land into building lots
and dispose of it to those wanting to
purchase. Help TO build up the town !;
your property will increase in value, &c
corLiug to the Improvements made.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

DEYoREsTis Illustrated Portfolio q
Of Fsshiops. Sprins aud Suu.ner nun
Der NJ the FRgs PREss News Depos.
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"WlNE OF cARDuI for Ladies only.
for sale by oil Druggists.


The firm of COCREHAM K IGLE
HART is this dissolved by mutual con-
sent. COCREHAM L. IGLEHARr.
April II, 1881,
The undersigned will continue q general mercan.
lie busne Is at the old stand and hope by clo-e at
ien'ion TO business 10 MERIT share 81 public Pct
ronsse. IGLEHART BLACK.
April 81. jv.
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j. b. HANKLA guarantees that he is
in possession Of the finest lot Of Cloth
Top CATERS, and many other styles, that
haye been in San Marcos since his or.
rival here. Guarantee my work.
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"sLAok-DRAUoMT" makes chills
and lever impossible. ~
For Sale by All Druggists.

HapI en- n: / Austin ast wock VIC took
u bath at the Thermo Water Cure at the
Swisher place. which wo found quite
satisfactory. We will give the n,otius
orerantii when VIC have moro room.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

FRANK LrsIIEs Pisss,r; Hears Ter
Pay a: u, FarE Pr ~ Opt
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For sale by all Druggists.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WINE OF CARDul."
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DR.. JoHNL. PAYNE,

Having permanently located In San Marcos, re-
spccfuliy tenders his professional services 10 thu
citizens OF the town ard vicinity In che practice Of
Medicioo. Obstetrics and Gyn.eooGy. The cure OF
the Opium Habit made speciality. Charges reHnIat'
ed by those OF the physicions o. the t0wn. Object
Raynoids A i,arieis Drug store. Office hours. 4"
IL a. w., and to< II. ApriIs-Sm.
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WHY pay 20 and 25 cents for 6ne
dress linen wien you can got the same
goods, 8 yds., for 81 90 ut
DALEY a. Bios
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

Conn & Co, wish the good people Of
San Marcos TO know that they now have
pc ty Of ice on ha, d, also leo cold So
water. They supply as delicious an NJ.
ticls of soda water as can be had in large
cities, at only 5 cts. glass. Il
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05
OH Whst ACourh I

VIII you hood Tho Warming, iho kiRna
perhaps VI tho suro approach Of TINT mon
terrible disease Cosmamptionr ASK your
selves IL you can Afford for tho sskc ot s,v
Ing "a cents W run tho risk and Do nothing
for II We know from experience that Shi
loh's Cure will Cure your Cough. itne,cr
fails, This explains why morn than MI
lion Bottles were sold tho past year. II
relieves Group, and whooping Cough, 1T
onco. Mothcrs do not bwithosst II for y
Lalnc Back, Hido, or Chcst, use Shllohs
Porous Plaster. Sold by X. FnoxxE, drug
gist, San Marcos, Texas t.f
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THE clever lines BY Uncle George"
sent us some weeks since, will appear, il
the writer will intrust US with real name
There might be no use in it in this case,
but we dislike to depart from a whole.
some rule. .,.#..
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LADIES Newport ties. slippers aut
Philadelphia shoes at
~ JOHNSON 4 JonHsoN's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-05-05

LAKESIDE Cook BOOTS at tho FREE
Pass News Depot, a
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NIcKLE and Beadle's Half Dime
Libraries at the FREE PRESS News De
pot. .r
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MUSICAL Folio for May. 1.-THE San
Marcos Bookstore.
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HOMIE NEWS.
Two weddings this week. it is said.

Rain. drops aud wash music IN the
cistcrn. ...,..
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Bnlous is still selling for cost, cnsb.
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a. Tax tss Pa Pa
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"'.. 49," = o. HERRiN. INV. tup,,
MN. H0xIk. We'd Pras't and GENT supt.
HOMIE NEWS
Two weddings this week, it is said.
Rain drops aud wash music IN the
cistcrn. .,,..
NlcKLE and Beadle's Half Dime
Libraries at the FREE Press News De
pot. .
LADIES Newport ties. slippers and
Philadelphia shoes ut
" JOHNSON l. JonHsoN's.
DRooksIDE and Wavcrley Libraries
s cents a numb er, at the FREE PRESS
News Depot. "a taa..A :3-
The peck, peck, Of tho stone-cutters
is heard front of Reynolds Il Daniels
store. and the foundation Of the new
buildings is coming on rapidly.
GENTS clothing, q full stock nice
suits for boys hats. both fur and straw;
trunks in endless varietynt 49,.
JOHNSON L. JOHNsoNs.
- '.t .F
Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in SWINE OF cARDyI."
For sale by all Druggists.
WHY pay 20 and 2j cents for fine
dress linen Wien you can got the same
goods. s yds.. for 81 0Out
DALEY d Bios
Mcssrs. Townsend & Irion's new sad
dlery store north OF the plaza shines
like new silver dollar. Everything il
III apple pic order.
Oh, My, How Cheap!
Lu J, Daley il selling ladies' shoes
Of the hest manufacture, at low cash
prices. Also, gents boots, fine style,
very cheap, ut LU j. DAILEY's.
Divide your land into building lots
and dispose Of it to those wanting to
purchase. Help to build up the town
your property will increase in value, &C
corJiug to the Improvements made.
Conn & Co with the good people Of
San Marcos TO know that they now have
pc ty Of ice on har d, also icc cold So q
water. They supply as delicious an ~.
ticls of soda wateras can be had in large
cities, at only 5 cts. n glass. Il
THE clever lines BY Uncle George"
sent us some weeks since, will appear, il.
the writer will intrust US with real name
There might be no use in it in this case,
but we dislike to depart from whole
some rule. ...,....
NUMBER OF children within the echo
lastic age, s Co 13years, in Hays County.
White, males ................... 569
females. .......................
COl'red, NAL = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....loS
females. 1853
-
Total. ...................14 30
"WINE OF cARDUI for Ladies only.
for sale by oil Druggists.
Dissolusion Notice.
The firm of COCREHAM 4 IGLE
HART is this dissolved by mutual con-
sent. COCREnAM T. IGLEHART.
April II, 1881,
The undersigned will continue general mercan'
lie busine IS at the old stand and hope by clo-e at
ienion 10 business 10 MERIT share 81 public Pct
tonsge. IGLEHART BLACK.
April 81. 3w,
Ed Lyell AID Willie Wootep, young
Texas boys Of this region, recently took
trip on the 7. =. r. II. and landed on
near Abilene and Colorado City. Both
boys were i'll from bad food sud poor
water, Tor rather, no water at all at Alb
ilene, )snd being Disguised with the coun
try. they were glad to come back home.
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IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.

The Fort wayne Railroad announces i'm
portant changes in the arrival and departure
Of trains to take place today. Leave Chiea-
go as follows: Day express, 9 a. H., except
Sunday; sleeping cars to Pittsburg, Harris
burg. Philadelphia, and New York. Limited
fast express Qlalf-hour quicker than hereto
fore to New YorK), leaves at s p: Ill. instead
of .. ILL.,, as it has been doing. This train
is composed entirely Of Pullman palace, ho-
tel, and slecping-cars to Pittsbarg, lIarris-
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia,
and New York. Philadel phia express, 6:l0
y. ln., sleeping-car to Pittsburg and all points
on the Atlantic " Great Western and Erie
Railways. Fast line, 9p. ILL.,, sleeping-cars
To Iiltsburg, harrisburg, Philadelphia,
and New York, connecting at Plttsburg
with through sleeper for Baltimore and
Washington. Changes have been found
necessary to accommodate more fully the
businessmen OF Chicago. who, although
they prefer the only limited fast express, that
runs from Chicago to New York, have been
obliged to take later trains or le:aye before
the business OF the day was fairly closed,
and also that the Western lines running into
Chicago may with certainty make connec-
tlons with the fast express. THIS train has
established itself as tie most popular Of all
trains that haze ever run between Chicago
anu the scaboard, the through hotel and din
ing car belnt, not its least attraction