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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26
Legal Notice,
In the District Court of seslgwiek County
Kansas.
Water Wh'ld.ll

IN tut tcuib VI Ounls !,
Kansas.
Water Wn'ldell
Harrison sprasue and Helen >prsgue.
The above named Harrison Sp, ay,ue and Helen
prague are hereby mortified that they have been
s,. d by the above named plaintiff in the District
C"u 81 sed Swick County, state Of Kansas, aud
that unle they answer the petition OF said
plaiuiii against them n ed in said action ia the
Office u the clerk OF sid court by TIE nth day OF
March, Iss2. sail petition will no AIKEN ~ tue.
and jitismen' will la rendered. in said action in
favor of said plaintiff and sgsin. said de ZEN ants
the sum 0i i've hundred aud tGeniy- eight dol
lars and f.,rty-ive cents, with interest thereon
from the Dirt day Of December. 1873, at the raie
o. IL per cent Ter annum, AID T. r the sal.'of he
follow ing real estate. lying aud tuate In the
County of Sc gwick snd State of Kansas t. wit
The west I'm III the rth-west quarter of ), C.
lion IS. In township y south, Of range west,
under = mortgage 10 sat sly laid sum IF money /,
interest and Bo-ts OF said action in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
SI.USS 4 HATTCN
as Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

II 10 said that the knee breeches. silk bose.
and silver buckles will be ''thc proper cayer"
sext year. Il will he good year for saw-
dust dealers.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

An suterprisinx Pcnus y.vssisn proposes {
lev thirty iles Of eigh'-:nrh Ptpt fSsw soa
nasursl gas wells IN Butter county 70 Pitn
burg sSd Allegheny.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

ShefiffS Sale.
District Conrt, Sedgwick County, Kansas
medley Darlington. plaintiff,
wiliism withrpw Lydia T. withrow, the
Singer Manufacturing Co, Gearge r. Rousseau,
Sol u. Holm, and Timothy Il. Sweet as trustee.
ny Virtue of an order o. sale issued ont Of the
district Court of Sedgwck County, Kansas
wherein smeeiiey Darlington Is plaintiff and
William withrow. Lydia 4 Withraw. the Sing
er Manufacturing Co George Rousseau Sol
II. Kohn. and Timothy h. sweet, As trustee are
defendants, will, on
Monday, The a7h day of February, d. 1882,
at O'Clock =. VI at the Court House door be-
ing at The mont of the building known a- Eagle
Block, on Douglas avenue, in the city of Wich-
ita, KANSAS, offer for sale, at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash In hand all the right
Title AID interest OF the defendants William
Withrow, Lydia z. Withrow, the Singer Manu-
featuring Co. George r. Rousseau Sol H. Kohn
ami Timothy IL. Sweet, as trustee, In and to the
following described real property, situat in
the County of Sedgwick, STATE oi ks nsas to wilt:
The eat half ~ of the south west quarter 20
and The southwest quarter ca Of the southwest
quarter "a Of section twenty-siX (l6), township
Uunlber twenty-eight tss) south, Of range num-
Der three C) west of the sixth l.. n ,containi ng
10 acres, more or less
said real property il levied upon as the prop
ertyo defendants. William Withrow, Lydii r
Witer0w, the singer Manu- acturing Ca George
I. R'.useau, >ol ii. knhn, snd Timothy y sweet,
aj trustee, and Will be- sold to satisfy sad order
OF sale.
sheria's Office, Wichita, Kansas, Januar, 9th,
A ID. lss2
H. Il WATT,
sheriff. Sc 'gwick Coun'y, Kan a.
By >. King, Under sheriff.
Rossington Johnston Il >siil,
H. Hail. . A
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

A number OF clerks in the i'ostomce de-
eartment we're discharged on Monday %
oecount Of age. Younger aud more ensrget'
= men are wanted. Some Of the men dis
charged sad grown old In the se-vise, hss'
~ bsen In the department from twenty-five
- Sorty.6ve yesrs. They 10 out pssr mes
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

The Buriiugamc tkroniels, ONE Of the old
est papers In the State, ha, been disposed OF
by Mr.. Rastali to joint stock company, Of
which he becomes a member. senator Finch
aud Governor Doty take each an interest.
aud the latter gentleman, who Is wide.
awake, spicy writer, becolnes one OF the ed
itors. The paper Is to be materially I'M
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

0tchiss il thrcsicued with another rail
-. ssis dime srsu "bdg corporstioa."-
onasssssid.
Yes, WITH three Of then aud oil Tag esr
norutious."
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Stanley Il Wall Pls

Legal Notice.
In the District Court of sedswick County,
Kansas.
Sara III. Brown, plaintiff,
George i;ostick, defendant
The above nanei George Bpstiek l. hereby no.
titled hat he has been sued by the above named
plain Ia In the District Court Of Sedgwick Coun-
", Siaie of Kansas, and that unless he sgsws.
the petition Of said plaintiff sssiGsi him, file in
said action in the cities al sne Clerk or 81 Court
by the ,lth uhy OF March lSs., said petition will
be taken IA true. and judgment will be rendered
In said action in favor of sail plsintid and
agains said deienI ant for the sum of three hum
hundred and iOrty-seven dollar. snd d. y ceLts
with interest thereon fri m the first day al uay,
lssl, at The rate Of ten per cent Isr srnuIn, ard
for the sale Of the following real es.ee. living and
situate in the i0ubiy OF Se,igwirk and state Of
hanSasI 10 viii
Lots number enc ~ and two (2l and the east
half of the northwest quarter If section nine
teen, in township twenty eight south, Of range
four west, under 4 mortgage lien t. satisfy .aid
sum Of money. Interest and osts as r.m action
in accordance with the prayer or said petition.
H. C. RUGGLE>,
a.. Plaintiffs Attorney
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

Jadge Porter WAS making his speech on
Monday and Tuesday. The case will go to
the jury to-day "wednesday or tomorrow.
Porter, although weak, held up the bcggar.
By ccrite. robber, swindler and lawyer In
his rue light. As nobody denies that Gar
fed WAS murdered, and a, il was proven
tina, Guitesu did ii, it is to be hoped that
Inc jury will not be out more than fifteen
seconds before returning verdict of muir
Dc in the first degree. Then IL Cox polly
70 - around any further, let public opinion
expressed through the press squelch him
forever. A good many people outside of
" ashington think that The Guiteaus, Sco-
villes and Cox sre all inclined 10 rrankip ess.
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Notice Of Garnishruent.

Notice Of Garnishment.
Before JHlius Junkermirn, Justice of the
Peace FOR Wichita city, County of sedgw lex,
State OF Kansas
Fritz Snitzler, plaintiff,
Elias Schwartz, defendant
said defe" dant Is hereby notified that on the
l2ih day of january les., the plaintiff in the
above entitled action commenced suit against
him for the recovery II The sum Of five dollars,
and caused 4 summons OF punishment to be is
sued, and that said action will be tried before
aid justice the 9Th day of March, lSS2 at the
hour OF nine o'clock a. NJ.
FRITZ SNITZLER, Plaintiff.
Wichita, January Goth, iss2
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Notice for Publication.
In the District Court OF Sedas lex County.
State oil Kansas.
G. G. wach1b, p'aintin,
Elizabeth Wachob, defendant
The above named ElizibeIi. Wachob l. hereby
notified that she has b en- sued Nv thg above
named plaintiff in the Dist Jet Court of SGD swick
County, state OF kansa and that unless she
answer The paiiiion Of said plaintiff against her
tn 9th day o March, A u. IsS2, said petition
will be tai en- as true, aud judgment will be rem
dered in said action in favor Of said plaintiff ami
against said defendant, :. s'lvins The marriage
diyoIcing the said plaihtiG frfrn her in accord
ance with the prayer of said p9t,tion
STANLEY Il WALL,
Al Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Legal Notice.

L. the District Court Of s.lgwick County
kAl-As
II Il Watt
W Gaul.
The above nam d =: W Gaul is hereby n0tia, d
that he has b en- sued by the above named plain
iii la the Dist let Jo;srt OF Sedgwick county,
state OF kansas, and that unless he answer the
petition Of said p'sintin against him, died In
said actiin in the Office 81 the Clerk Of said Court,
by tn I'd ,isy Df March, lSs2. said petition will
I've taken as true aud Judgment will he rendered
10 aid act u In avar Of said plaintiff and agsinst
said Geien ant for the sum Gf one hundi ell dol
Lars, with i,ieres; thereon from the Is day Of
January. Ii73, at the rate of 10 per cent per sn-
num- and for The safe 81 the following real estate
lving and situate ia the County OF sedgwick aud
State OF haasas, to Wit
The southwest u 81 section in tIwnship %
sonth range west, under al AT achmest ta SIT
isfy said un OF mJney irterest and costs of said
action In accordance with the prayer of said
petition SfJs> 4 III kTrON.
a T. aiatin's AttorEeys.
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Sherih7s Sale,


District Court, sedgwiek county, Kansas.
Charles II. Hapgood, administrator Of the
estat- of lueretia Pond, deceased plaintiff.
vs..
Andrew j. Cook, Ann T.. Cook, Myron A.
Sayie, aud Adiaine T.. Emerson, defendants.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issued ont of
the District Court Of Sedgwick county Kan
sas, wherein Charles II. Hapgood admins
traitor Of the estate of LucIeiia Pond. de-
ceased, is plaintiff, and Andrew J. Cook,
Ann +. Cook. Myron A. Sayles and Alkaline
4. Emerson, are defendants. will, on
Monday, Tie 21tA day Of ft6raarr, a, D. 1882,
ut , O'Clock p. m, at the court house door,
being Mt the font Of the building known "a
Eagle block, or Douglas Avenue, in the city
of Wichita. Kansas, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder Tor cash in hand
all the right. title and interest OF the defend
ants. Andrew j. Cook, Ann +. Cook, Myron
\. Sayles ard Alkaline i. Emerson. in and to
the following described real property, situ-
ated in the County of Sedgwick, stats of
Kansas. TO wit:
The southwest auarter ca Of section num-
Der fourteen III. in tow ship number TWEEN
ty-seven taI) south. of range one N) east.
Said real property is levied upon as the
property of defendants. Andrew j. Cook,
Ann +. Cook. Myron A. Sayk;s and Alkaline
Z. Emerson, and will be sold to satisfy said
order OF sale
Sherl-s office. Wichita. Kansas. January
%. y. ID. 1882. III. r. WATT,
Sheriff. Sedgwick county. Kansas
By ). ;. King, Undsr sheriff.
STANLEY a Wall Plaintiffs Attorneys 4l-l
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

THE COUNTRY SURROUNDING
Valley rolling Prairie
crspersed with beautiful!
krted timber
RANT which stock quickly
OF When
the largest
THIS IS SHOWN FULLY s,tg
By reference 1870
organized
the leading
Corn and other The estimated yield Corn
5O0O,O0 bushels, and other proportion.
OUR YOUNG ORCHARDS
Now the production Of
Apples Peaches Pears Plums Necarn Grapes, small
OUR CONTIGUITY
To the great producing the and
good all the
FINANCIALLY
hanging and public affairs honestly
THE CITY OF WICHITA
Boasts of her fine So Buildings and
society oil her Shaded Avenues and Drives her
o lei iizens.
IT Is HERE YOU ARE INVITED TO COME
To buy homes seek for investments
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26

In the District Court OF Sedgwick County,
Kansas.
william T. Eerrick, plaintiff,
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CUNNING g. M ANN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-10

WashingteH, Tin his argument I.
the jury to-day. ia the Guiteau ease
DAvidge referred to he Mormon case de
cided By the Supreme Court wherein The
that the Mormons prscticsd polygsAy
in obedience 10 the inspired wore Of God
Wa pronounced no defense.
eyes," said Guiteau, stalk about The
Herm0Rs, they are breskinE the Law
every day, and government is doing
nothing about it.
Yes, said Davidge inpressively, they
are breaking the law every day, just 81
the law was broken in this case, under A.
alleged Inspiration which affords no
defense to the criminal. There is nc
higher Law known to the lsw. A man
must obey the Law. He cannot, having
broken the law, claim exemption from
punishnent on the ground that he obeyed
. higher law. With these remarks. sAid
Davidge, / submit the prayers of the
prosecution, merely adding that those
of law ought to be read to-
gether aud when so collected think
your honor will come TO the conclusion
that they completely cover the legal
Of the Gaze.
The prisoner: Mormonism is an insti-
tuition for the benefit Of private lust. Ny
act was a patriotic act for tn. benefit Of
the American people. They are we'll
satisfied with my act.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-10

Chicago, S.-Times' indianapolis
From private dispatches received here
to-day, it is learned that Hon. John Q.
New, proprietor Of the Journal will be
appointed minister to Russia by Presi.
dent Arthur next week. The appoint
ment will not be particular surprise as
it has been hanging IRE several months.
It is ie doubtful whether New will accept,
but his friends will be very glad TO have
him recognized for more reasons than
one. he was chairman Of the republican
state central committee, during the last
presidential campaign, and to his efforts
more than to these Of any other man,
was due the success Of the party. he Was
q pronounced GtAlWArt in his political
views and his paper WAS on the ConklinR
side ia the New York fght. This aroused
the opposition of the other branch of the
patty ia this state, aud Hon. w. Q.
Gresham, Judge Of the United States
Court, was put forward for cabinet posi-
ton, or anything else, in opposition to
New. Considerable bitter feeling was
manifested on both sides, and the naturAl
reauit Was neither u the gsntlsmen was
appointed. Since Arthur bseRms Presi.
dent it has BEEN generally understood
that New would recsive one of the 6rst-
c.ass missions and his frisHds are juhi.
LIANT over-his Yindication. While his
appointment. will be generally satisfac-
tory to republicans Of the state, It will be
gall and Wornwoo1 TO the little band Of
aspiring statesmen about the capital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-10
Mormon Matters.

New York, s.-Ths TFsbu.e's Wash
inRton says: In the matter CT the Usah
contested seat case, paper hiss Just been
Hled with the President, showing that
out of thirty -six members composing the
general assembly of Utah. and paid out
Of the treasury of the United States,
thirty-two are high officers of the Nor
mon Church, bound by their oaths to
obey the dictates Of tho church in all
things. secular as we'll IS spiritual, and
twenty eight arc living in polyRamY in
violation Of the law of Congress of 1862.
These fguers, to say the least of them,
place in q curious light the statements
recently given out by Bishop Sharp and
e1-Delsgate Hooper, that polyasmy in
Utah was dying out. It may he added
that these same gentlemen have been
giving out the same statements for ten
or fifteen years.
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". w, RITER, Sup't.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-10
Garden City Gossip.

Chicsgo, The earnings Of the Chi
caso, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
the pas: year, were $l7,04o,0OO, a gain Of
81 per cent. over last year.
The Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cago Railroad, having gained access tc
the city, will begin running passenger
trains direct to Louisville on Monday.
The mortality during the psst year in
Oh icago has been 2513 per thousand
Health Commissioner DeWolf Gays that
while this is an increase of nearly {
per thousand over 1880, it is no larger ST.
increase than cities all over the globe
have experienced, and that Chicago il
the heslthiest city in the world to-day
London and Philadelphia alone ex.
cepted.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Boston, Three boys. abeus thre
years Of age, keKenxis, Sharksy ans
smother, name unknown, were drowneS
while playing on the Toe, at ChsrlestoI
this seLetnoon,
Mauch Chunk, Pa, IA terrific Ore.
damp explosion occurred thia afternoon
in Mine No. 10, LshiGh Coal and Navi.
cation Company, at Lansford. Thomai
Parry, Of GeorEslown, FIRE hoss, is mis-
sing and believed dead. Eight men and
boys were badly Injured. Among the
latter are Edward GRlstz, from Geary.
Rey bach, Burns and Kline, and Eve
unknown. Que of them had his back
broken snd three Others have leg. and
arms broken, and are badly burned and
fall Of coal breaking . safety lamp in
Thanesville. Ohio, Tive Of the in
more are in . dying condition, and man '
others are mHimed and mangled for life.
Rome, g. General GaribAldi has been
by the upsettiog of his carriage.
A6uiliH. u6 OCT u1du UhTh W II .
AXnss, Captain Steugel, from hong
Kong October 8, for Astoria, Oregon,
has been totally wrecked.
Nauch Chunk, S.-The explosion in
the Lshiga Goal and Navigation Com
pany mine, near Gsrton, yesterday. &C.
CURED where thers wers over 200 men ct
work in the miAe. The explosion Was
terrific causing eAvinE 10 Of one breast
and destroying one chute and . portion
Of the monkey EAnGWay running on the
track was thrown of, and the mule
drawing it, killing the snimal. There
were sixteen men At work in this section,
alma Of whom were injured By burns,
and By being blown down the gangway.
This Is the third 6re-damp explosion 10
this same EanRWAy. Thomas Garry,
Ed Gatens, Jack Reinbold, Frank Bojle,
D. Magee, Jno. Kline, Michael Burns
and Jno. Herman, were injured, the frst
three named probably fatally.
Syracuse, n. Y, 9-The brick wells
Of Rannie & Sears, recently burned. fell
this afternoon upon the restaurant of
Cornelius Tracy, burying in the ruins
from fifteen to twenty men and women.
The fireman were called ont, and eleV ven
persons have been rescued. Eugene FitK-
gerald ard Maria Fulton, OF Otisco, are
dead. Thomas and Sarah McOonnell,o of
Lafayette, badly injured; Ars. Corne-
illus Tracy, left leg broken, and Martin
Tracy, severely injured; Mrs. Patrick
Slack, leg broken; Christopher Augur
aud wife, Of Lafayette, both badly in
jured. The others rescued are not dap
gerously injured. The fremen are still
at work rescuing the people yet in the
ruins.
Chicago, GA very serious explosion
and accident are reported 10 have &C.
CURED on the Illinois Central Railroad
about the city limits. Several people
were killed.
Springfield, Mass. 9.-Nellie and
Eddie Gocsey and GeorgiAna Short, were
drowned at Brook6eld yesterday. 50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-10

Ottawa, Ills, wv. e. Furst Of Den
YER Was married 10 Mica Kate Allsa. ant
left for Denver With bic bride.
New Orleans, 7.-0:aars we're Pecsiyef
hers to-day from San Franciseo 70 pro.
for l8c, 600 bushels Of wheat 20 Crest
from California 70 New Orleans By Oh,
Southern Pacific Rail Road. and thence
BY steamer 20 Its destinations. -
New York, 7.-HollAnd's ram, sup.
posed to have been built fer the Fenians,
was suEk By . canal beat.
st. Louis, S.-Jsy Gould and party
len for kanias City this morning. They
will 20 to Chicsxo and thence to st.
Louis. --- -s,.- \
st. John. N. B., 7.-Wallace Ross has
received letter from the secretary and
treasurer of the committee at Sidney.
NoVa Scotia, asking him to compete for
the prize Of $500 offered in the regatta to
all corners. In the event of their being
tive scullers from AmericA and two from
Europe, the amount 10 to be increased to
E50o, the money to be divided into three
purses, and the contest to come OF in
September next.
Quebec, Very heavy snow during
the night and morning; drifts have 10
be cut through to render the roads pass-
able.
Philadelphia, Tt was announced ct
the Pennsy lvsnis Railroad ofice to-day.
that q settlement of the exciting Trunk
Line differences was left to the regular
board 0: arbitration. James A. Wright,
Charles Francis Adams add David A
Wells, for settlement; tina. company
would be satis6e6, or it would consent to
reference Of the question TO new board
to consist OF a. j. Drexel, Albert Fink
and CHARLES Francis Adams.
Washington.o Tho Woman's Evan
gelical association has been organized by
former members Of the Woman's Ma
tionRl Christian Temperance Union, who
were opposed to the suffrage feature Of
that society.
New York. 9-Mils Mary Caroline
Davenport. actress, wss married yepter-
day TO William G.. Cunningham, stage
manager of Madison Square Theatre.
TIE brides sister, Fanny Davenport, and
other notsbilities we're present.
Columbus, Ex-Governor Forster was
inauRurated to-day for bis second term.
st. Louis. 9.-The secret investigation
By General Davis, of Chicago, into the
charges against Ed. Baker, is concluded.
1t is believed to be favorable 70 Baker.
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It's main liAe runs from Chicago 70 Council
BluRA passing through Joliet, Ottawa, La SAlle.
Liberty, Iowa Ci,y. Marengo brooklyn, Grinnell.
Des HoiEes (the capital Of Iowa. stuart, ATTAIN
tic, aud AVocG: with branches from BzTeac
JuRstioh 70 Peoria; Wilton junction 10 AuSca-
CcntreviMe. Princeton. Trenton. Gallstin. Came
ron. Leayenworth. Atchison, and Kansas City;
Washington 70 SigeuTney, OSkAieosA. and Knox
viiie: Keokuk 70 Farnipgton, BOnsparte, Ben
vile, Oskeloesa. Pe,lA. Monroe. and Des Hoines;
NJ zien % KeesauQua; GevtSa 70 Monroe: DdB
Aeinea - In4ianoia and KizterSet; AtiAn1tc %
0riswoid and Avdabon; ARd Avoca 70 Harlan
road. whieH ewnG. jaad operstes through line
from Chicago into The State OF Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man PaiaceCa attached. are run eacd way daily
COUNCIL BLUFFS. LRAvENwoRTH and ATCHI
BON. Through cars are also run between hilwau-
kee and Knaeas City. via the "Aiwa1kse and
Rock Island Short Line"
Tho "0YeAt Rock Island Is ma1nihcently
equipped. lie road bed Is simply perfect, and It's
track Is laid with steel rails.
What will please yes most viii be the pleasure
Of enjoying your Me9is, while passing over the
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany al
Throagh Express Trelns. Yeu ges an entire
meal. rs good as Is served Ia any nGst-class hotel
for seVenty-iye eents
people prefer separate apartments for different
purposes (and the iAmenSe passenger business
Of this line waErenttng IT, We are pleased to an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman PdldcE
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are ruI
BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY, A:
Tickets via this Line, known as the
all Ticket Agents in the United States
For Information not obtainable at )
r, Il. BILE,
Vee President aad Geaesal Manages
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y


SlesptRs Cars for sleeping purposes. and PeLgeS
DfBSa1 Cars for eating purposes only. One other
grest feature OF our Palace Cars is SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana"
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the MissiSsippa
and Missouri rivers sc all points crossed by this
line, and transfers are avoided 1t Council Blu6A.
Kansas Csty, Lesvenworth and Atchison, con-
nections being made In Union Depots.
The principal Il. r. connections Of
this great Through Line are as follows
AZ CsIcAoo with all diVerging lines for she
AT KNGLEwoon, With the L-s. & n S., and p,
AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. with P, C. q St
ALA SALE with Ill Cent. R-R.
W.; III. MID; and T. P. & w. Rds.
at Rock ISLAND. with milwaukee ana ROCK
Island Short Line, and Rock IsI'd & Pe2 Rds.
AtWEsr LIBERTY, with the B. c. R&NRR
At GRFENELL, with Central Iowa r. r
tDRs MoIN rs. with d. II. & T. d. r. r.
AtCoUNcIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific RIB.
At OMAHA, with 3. & No r r r (in Nebst
At COLUABUSJ UHoTIoH.wIth B,C.R&N.R.R
At OTTAWA. with Central Iowa r r; W.
At KEoKUK. with TOT. PEG. & war; wab., st.
Louis Pac., AID Sc L, Keo. n. ". r RdA
At CAMERON. With q. St J. 3. r
AtArcHisoN, with Atch-, Topeka & Santa Fe;
At with Union Pac. and Kan.
xsKAssAs CITY. with all lines for the wsss
through to PEORIA. DIES MONIES,
Gibson. and LEAYENWORTH. d
Great Rock Island Route" are sold ~
1ur home Office, address,
e. ST. JOHN,
General Ticket and FAHengs Agent,