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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-03
THE CONSERVATIVE
He Denounces Gladstone's Manifesto as
Misleading.

LONDON, October 1.-Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Conservative leader in the House OF
Commons, speaking at Salisbury yesterday,
said the Government vas attempting in
concert with the Powers to circimscribe the
area OF the existing Roumelian disorders.
Referring to the alarming increase OF boy
cotting in Ireland, he said the Government
was preparing to deal with the evil with IL
strong hand. He believe the Irish people
would applaud the action OF the Govern
ment regarding the matter. He denounced
G~ladstone's manifesto as misleading in its
statements concerning the occurrences OF
the past and in it's promises OF the future.
The speaker said that the reports OF crime
in Ireland were absolutely ovcrdrawn.
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A GOOt1 Sugar Crop.

HAVANA, October lon Friday last ut
the sugar plantation near Jovellanos, four
workmen, who had taken refuge from the
storm under IL cart, were struck by light
ming %and.killed. The prospects Tor Il large
crop next year have been further improved
by bio rain.
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OpentNg the Road.

MEXICO WA G~ALvEsToN,) October l.
Mail communication between this city and
the United States was resumed to-day.
Nine days accumulation OF mail has been
distributed this afternoon. The Central
Railway has been repaired at the places
where the track was swept away by the
bursting OF the reservoirs.
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N1ssA, October 1.-The King of Milan
had a reception at the Royal palace here
to-day. He was hailed by the populace as
the ruler of Macedonia. Private CONVEX
stations with Members of the Skuptcscheino
reveals the fact that they are unanimously
in favor of the extension OF Servia.
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Treaties and

New YORK, October 1.-The Chamber OF
Commerce to-day adopted resolutions re-
questing the provisions OF the proposed
treaty with Spain and the provisions OF the
other treaties be made public at the earli-
est minute and before action is taken by
the treaty-making Powers, that ample
time may be had for their discussion and
consideration OF the public in all their vari-
GUS bearings. A copy OF these resolutions
was ordered sent to the President and Sec
rotary OF States. RESOLUTIONS deploring the
gradual loss OF our shipping interests and
calling upon the Government for aid ny
legislation, was referred to u committee.
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Purchase OF silver.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day made an order
changing the time for the purchase OF silver
on Tuesdays and Fridays from 2 to p. M.
in order to enable business to be completed
on the same day. The order goes mt"
effect on October 9th.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-03
Iowa ckers.

MARsHALLrowN, Iowa, October 1.-The
straight Greenback State Convention here
to-day nominated a full State ticket, with
Elias Dody of Cedar Rapids for Governor,
A resolution approving the Indianapolis
National platform OF 1884 and denouncing
the fusion with the Democrats was adopted,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-03
M;uors, Union Hall.

The new Miners Union building, on mn md the
above Quartz street, is now receiving I'M h .oI
finishing touches. and it is expec hv Monday
will be ready for occupancy ay dnestin
next. The hall, which ia one o! Sne trustees
the city, has been rented ny sns Tuesday,
, x5i every +; night in the w meeti ias night Of the
Union.
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the stage.

WASHINGTON, October IA dispatch w;ts
received at the Postoffice Department to-
day stating that the mail stage running be-
tween San Angelo and Abilet, Texas, was
stopped and robbed by highwaymen yes
teriay.
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Stool: Gr0lrerS. Attention.

The regular Fall Meeting Of the Silver Bow
Stock Growers AS citation VIII be nela at GOOD
emplars' Fall, West Broadway, in this city
Meeting at 10 &c ock A. NJ. on Saturday., o tober
10Th. All those interested in the stock industry
are rogue ted TO be present.
SAMPLE H. ORR, Pres.
1 w CHAPMAN. Sec, 1872 SW-9s
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Hotel Burning.

FARGO, Dakota, October Fl a. m.-Tlle
Sherman House is 0 burning and the
occupants are escapins Ill their night
clothes. The Argus otiic" is in danger.
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The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The decrease in
the public debt Tor September is about
$4,000. 600. This will ssbe reduced, how
ever, by the payment OF about 81, 800, 900
to-day on account of the interest due on
bonds,
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ADDrOyeu the Dismissal.

WASHINGTON, October l. Upon the
recommendation OF COMMISSIONS Sparks
of the General Land Office, the Secretary
OF the Interior has approved the dismissal
of Robert Berry, Examiner OF Surveys IN
Colorado.
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why He Resigned.

WASHINGTON, October In. w. Wines,
chief OF the miscellaneous division OF the
coast Geodetic survey, has resigned at the
request OF Secretary Manning.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-03
Holy Moses

Boston, October 1.-Franklin j. Moses,
Ex-Governor OF South Carolina, was to-day
sentenced to three years imprisonment in
the State Prison, for obtaining money
under false pretences.
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Harris

New YORK, October 1.-The Secretary
to President Harris, OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad, stated this morning that
Harris is rapidly recovering from Il severe
cold which had confined him to his home
for several da Ys past.
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Taken Prisoner.

LIMA, WA GALvEsroN), October l.--Ad-
wees from Pisco state thatithe Monteneros
are occupying lea. After an hours fight
ing The celebrated Monitors Iatchers was
taken prisoner.
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Shertdan's Orders,

WASHINGTON. October 1.-General Sheri-
dan has issued an order continuing Cap
tains Gregory and Davis OF his staff in their
places until October 10th
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TrrritoriaiS superintendent of instruction,
Wylie. who has been conducting the proceed
i6,= If the Teachers Institute, has started
N tour that will include Dillon, Virginia
1nt, Jefferson county and Helena.
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Bullion Shipment.

The Pacifce Express Company yesterday
shipped for the Silver Bow Company eight
bars of silver weighing S67 pounds and
valued at 1882.
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EAcHANaiNG SCHOOL BOOKS.
'e'ser fraiH the Superintendent IF p,h.
lie Instruct IN.

,oilow'ng letter from w. w. wx,;o
;o mperlntendent of Public Instrpc.;on =
~, Z; 20 a matter that interests a nnmhsr rs
citizens OF Butte and is therefore o;vsn
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-03

Jacob kahnweiler, after an absence of
three weeks, will return home to-day.
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SHEEP SALES,

Sheep receipts, 10000. Market active
and unchanged. Natives, 81 80 a. $3 80;
monthly, 81 IS q $3.50. Lambs, per
head, 81 so a. S..
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nc. Cmley, formerly manaserfor Foster.
l.tes & Co, at Anaconda, is in the city.

Phil kocnigsberger, Of the cigar manu-
f~actaring firm Of Koenigsberger, Falk &
,iaycr Of san Francisco, is in the city a
,urst al the Mt. Vernon.
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SPORTING
Eastern Racing Events-On the Diamond
Field.

LOUISVILLE October L. The weather
continues threatening; the track was very
bad and the attendance good. Three
quarters OF a mile-Irish Lass won, Mocking
Bird second, Lavina third; time, 1:21. One
mile-kirkman won, Free Knight second;
time, l:52h-oniy two starters. One mile
and an eighth-Biddy Bowling won, Ulti-
matum second, VIOLA third; time, 2:O5
Seven-eighth OF a mile-John Morris won,
Phil Lee second, John Golfer third; time,
1857. One mile and IL half-Doubt won,
Emma, Manley second, Hopedale third;
time, PAS. This ends the meeting.
The Latonia Jockey Club ommenceso on
Saturday.
ROY AT AN AUCTION.
New YORK, October 1.-The weather at
Jerome Park was fine, the track was fast,
and the attendance was light. In the sec
ond race, selling race, Pierre Lorillard en-
tered with Portico, a half brother to Pom
tiac, at $500. He Q easily and there
was great competition when he VAS put up
at auction. The prices ran to $4,000.
The claim was made that this bid was on
behalf OF Lorillard. The judges then put
the horse up to sell again, but siren
Gus objection was made by the great
crowd surging around the judges
stand and the decision was finally
deferred. One mile and a sixteenth-Wall-
flower won, Stonebuck second, RIGA third;
time, 1:53HH; Greenfield burst a blood
vessel. ~Three-quarters OF IL mile. for two
year-olds-Portico won, Bordelaise second,
Lulu third; time, lis. One mile
and three-quarters-Bob Miles won, Royal
Arch second, Pontiac third; time, 3:12.
One mile and a quarter-Stratsprey won,
Parole second. Heel and The third; time,
3:12. One mile for thre-year-olds and up
wards-Valley Forge Tabitha second,
Sapphire third; time, las.
BALI. GAMES.
CHICAGO, October 1.-Chic,lsos s, New
Yorks 3.
BALTIMORE, October l.-Baltimores ID,
Louisvilles S.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-Athletics l.,
Pittsburgs 3.
New YORK, October l.-St. Louis Z,
Brooklyns s.
BUFFALO, October 1.-Bostons 7, But
falos 3.
New YORK, October 1.-Metropolitans 8,
Cincinnatis 5.
DETROIT, October 1.-Providences 6
DetOits s.,
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H. X. Bartlett Of the Bee Hive started
East yesterday afternoon on "A business
TRIP.
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Cards are ont announcing the approach
iA- wedding OF MIR. Carlin d.. Joslyn and
Miss Mamie Kelley, daughter of United
states Marshal Kelley. The wedding will
take place at st. James Church, Deer
Lpdg, Wednesday, October. ILL SS5.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-03

J.. +. Kelley, representing Enright &
Kelly Of Chicago, is in town interviewing
tn, wet men.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-03

william Wilcox Of Race Track is OF to-
,iav for Il three months jaunt through
scotland.
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II. F. White, chief engineer of the Burling.
ION. Cedar Rapids e. Northern RaiIro.d.
went East by Monday morning s train. Mr..
Whit has been enjoying camp life and
%hHutins in Montana with his friend, Chief
Cork lieederof the SurveyorG Generals office
At ltclrla.
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James Warfieid and daughter. Allie, left
for st. Joseph, Mo-, Wednesday evening.
They will be absent about three weeks.
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-Wash.ps.on Note..


WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. I.-Senator
Blair, who recently arrived here, says he
will re-introduce his educational bill in
the senate at an early day in the next
session. He thinks Willis and other
friends CT the bill Will introduce it into
the house In time 20 secure ectiOn upon
it before the end of the session. He be-
lleves all the Republican members of
the house and nearly half of the south
ern democrats will support the measure.
Senator Blair says it was defeated in
the house last session only by prevent
ing its consideration, and that 1t COM
mands the support OF two-thirds of the
senate.
The postmaster general to-day ap-
pointed the following fourth class post
masters: Missouri-Success, Alexan-
der PittmsD; Mosselle, G. j. Wiley
Rash Hill. A. a. Boyd Fenton, w. NJ.
Longworthy; Conway, b. L, Brown
Manchester, Jos. H. HershIg. Kansas
Towanda, Andrew Swiggett; Oxford,
Melvin Collins; Trenton. D. L. Strstton.
Attorney General Garland has return.
ed TO Washington and was present at the
regular meeting of the cabinet to-day
Secy. Endicott wss the only one absent.
Among the questions considered, was
the proposed reorganization of the civil
service commission and the vacancy Of
the Office of superintendent, of the coas
and geodetic survey.
The decrease in the public debt for the
month of September, is stated to b
about $12, 500. 600. this will be reduced
however by the payment of about 81 500
600, today on account of interest due OF
bonds.
WAsHIEsToN. D. C, Oct. 3.-Com
troller of Currency has called for the re
port of the condition of all nations
banks, and at close business Thursday
| October 1.
| An order was issued to-day appoint
ing Commodore 3. w Queen command
ant of the Washington navy yard to sue
coed Commodore Semmes, lately de
ceased.
The postmaster general has decides
| that special deliveries of letters shall no
be made on Sunday.
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THE CHURCH AND THE sPE.
CIAL DELIVERY.

The religious world is just now great
ly exercised lover the special delivery
system of letters which, under the law
must be proceeded with ON Sundays as
we'll as on other days. Religious con-
ferences and unions throughout the
country generally are outspoken in their
denunciation Of having letters delivered
on the Sabbath day, whether their send
ers pay 10 cents or not, and are making
vigorous protests against 1t.
The quarterly meeting of the minis.
terial union at Philadelphia, in session
at that city, unanimously adopted reso-
lu'ions against the Sunday delivery. A
committee of this union representing
each church in the state of Pennsylva-
MIA was appointed to visit Washington
and lay the matter before President
Cleveland with q view of having the de-
livery suspended on Sundays, but they
seem to forget that IN matter Of this
kind the president is utterly powerless.
The law is mandatory. It does not ex
cept Sundays or other days IN the
endowed with any discretionary powers
In the matter except to provide the
proper stamps to be used in the system,
and to see that the delivery is faithfully
performed in accordance with the law;
i. Q, that letters bearing the special
stamp shall be delivered Immediately.
The remedy. If one is desired, is IN con-
gress. That body may amend the law
&C Is to except Sunday, but against this
the business men and large numbers OF
the citizens generally would cry out.
Tank OF letter announcing the ap-
preaching death of loved one, aad beg
Ring the presence of friends to take the
last farewell and OF Its arrival in the
pOstoffice on Sunday morning, where,
except for the present law, 1t must re-
main for many hours, and the new
method appears highly commendable
At any rate there is time enough be-
tween now and the assembling of con.
gress to test its workings, and to OBJ
serve whether Sunday is any more des-
ecrated by it than by the delivery of tel
egraph messages, the running of street
cars or conveyances by steam.
II was a matter of some difficulty to
get the special delivery law passed; and
it will be still more difficult to get it
amended so as to suspend its operations
upon the very day it is likely TO be most
useful
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mn npm DooTAI DELIVERY

THE NEW POSTAL DELIVERY.
The new postal or Immediate delivery
system adopted under the third section
Of an set approved March 3, 1885. does
into operation to-day in all the postofnces
Of the United States IN which the free de
livery or mail carrier system i now In
operation, or IN which the population Is
more than 1000 as shown bv the lass
Federal census. The object Of the law
IL TO cause the Immediate delivery At the
postoftlce precisely as telegraph mes
sage is delivered, that is, on the moment
Of reception, provided the letters bear
the additional 10-cent stamp 70 pay for
such service as provided by law. These
stamps are on sale at all Offices entitled
70 have them on the basis Of q popula-
ton of 4. 900 or over. They are not avail.
able for sending letters through the mail
but are only TO be used on letters 70
which the regular mailing stamps have
been affixed, and the rule applies to reg
istered letters on which the 10-cent reg
IstFy fee has been paid. as well as TO the
ordinary letters. The postofice depart
ment has published list Of all the Of
fices entitled TO the benefits of the act
and our citizens will find q copy Ofths
law posted in q conspicuous place IN ths
Emporis postofflce.
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GALvEsToN. Tex, Oct. "A special
TO she News from Dallas, texas, says: J.
B. Kane ana John Cormack, citizens OF
Lampassas who were passengers on the
stage from San Angelo to Abilene. gave
the following account Of 3 daring rob
berry. About six mIles east of RunnelIs,
. smooth faced boy eighteen years Of
age, met and passed the stage. He was
riding q gray horse ana earned 9 Win
chester rifle and SIX ahooter. After
the stage had passed him, he turned
and demanded q halt. The driver
whipped up his team and an exciting
race for half mile ensued before the
stage WISE oveEhauled by the highway
man, who demanded the mail sacks, at
the same time saying he did not care to
disturb the passengers, six in number,
including lady. The maiisacks were
delivered TO hum, when he carried them
twenty yards out on the prairie and
ieisurely appropriated what he wanted.
While this scene was being enacted, .
stage from Abiline for San Angelo,
ceme MP with seven male passengers.
| Weapons we're called for, and 8 man
who claimed TO be . ranger en- route for
R1nnelIs, loaded his pistol, buckled on
his belt and held himself in readiness
l to repel any attack that might be made
on his stage. The robber, however
after satisfying himself rode of. leaving
the mail bags on the prairie. The ofic-
ers are now IN hoE pursuit Of him. he
IL supposed TO be the same highWayman
i who robbed the mail between Cisco ans
BroWnWood few days ago.
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The new marriage law OF Pennsylvs-
mis-, and which was the subject OF sn
editorial in The NEWS some days since.
went into effect there on the 1st inst. Il
viii be remembered that this law pro-
vides that no persons shall be united In
matrimony without = special Incense.
and that before such license Is granted
the license clerk shall ask questions of
the perspective bride and groom ss 70
prior marriage, divorce. etc, the an
sweTs 70 which viii fully reveal the his
tory of the one and the other; the whole
to be sworn TO under the pains and pen
alties ties OF perjury. In abiding TO
ihis law the New York Tribune says:
sThe intent of the act. which Will
probably be realized. Is 70 prevent. Is
far Is possible. improper marriages.
while offering no obstacle 70 proper
ones OF course. wedding ceremony
performed without license viii stiil be
legal and binding one, bat all persons
concerned in II viii be liable 70 punish
HeBt II viii be interesting TO notice
the effect Of this Law. In coming years,
Of the divorce business"
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mnst Rrtnr q. ooo.eoo

NEwBUReH, n Y. Oct. I-5uage
Charles F. Brown, OF the supreme
court, has rendered 8 DECISION 10 the
foreclosure suit OF Inc United States
Trust company against the New York
West Sbor,- & Buffalo Railroad com
pany, and entered decree OF ter. closure
end sale. By the decree Abrsm S Css
sidy. OF NeWburgb. Is appointed referee
toseiI tae properly of the road II di-
recGs him To sell the same at the cfsuFI
house in Ne1burxh The law Eeqai.ss
him % give SIX weeks notice of the
sale, and the purchaser must lsy
enoueh cash 20 Iiquidate al the receiF
srs' ceFtIflcates and notee and other
obligations ItdIrects that the property
shall be sold fsr not less thaa 500 600,
OGo. snd that II no bid tor sfst kmuunt
Is made the referee shall adjourn the
sale fE0u1 time TO time until further or
der Of the court The deere dire +
the property 70 be sold subject IA al
existing liens fog purchase mone and
subject 50 All uopaId tsxes, Hnd the sale
nos 10 be absolute unless confirmed by
che court.
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4 NOVELTY.

Among other novelties on Manhattan
Island, New York, they have the" United
Kite Raising Association OF Yorkville."
The object of the association appears TO
be fun and kite flying. The frat grand
meet was held al the splendid country
seat of that prince OF sporting men and
hOspitADle entertainers, Harry Hill, 10.
Gated at Finishing, Long Island. The
kite was a mammoth affair. requiring
an express wagon to convey IL from
Harry HILLS palace of amusements in
New York to his country residence. II
was 16 feet 9 inches IN length and had q
width of IA feet in its widest part, with
tail 400 feet in length The covering
was composed of red, white and blue
cloth, OF which sixteen square yards we're
required TO make it.
The first attempt at raising the mon
ster sent 1t up about 175 feet. Then it
was found that the tail was SO long as to
make too much weight. A portion was
therefore detached, an6 second attempt
made that sent 1t up 800 feet It was
held by powerful cord and took Eve
men to fly 1t. If the cord was left in the
hands of one man it would lift him In
the air. The experiment appears to
have been highly gratifying to the
United Kite association, and was duly
celebrated in the consumption OF numer-
Gus choice viands prepared by Mr.. Hill,
and of which the kite flying association,
with their wives and children. partook
and returned home satisfied.
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New York Herald: The chief of the
bureau Of statistics reports that the total
value OF the Imports OF merchandise
during the twelve months ended August
81, 1885. we're 1871. eS5 DAB. aud during
the twelve months ended August 81,
1854, 1857 81 .3l6. . decrease OF $685.
6S5,S7S. The values of tn exports OF
merchandise during the twelve months
ended August 81, 1885, were S7s2, 1885,
4o1, and during the preceding twelve
months e7S5. n1s.7S2 decrease of $l2,-
2SS.SSl." The ABOVE figures make q
healthy showing, rs 1t leaves balance
IN favor OF the Uuited States Of $74..
3e3 O42 10 the value Of exports over i'm
ports for the wear.
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PArRoNIzE rHons INSTITUTIONS

The Southern Kansas Railway Ii 9 Kan
sas Road
And is thoroughly Identified with the
interest and progress of the state Of Kan
sas and its people, and affords ite patrons
facilities uneQualed by any line in east
ern and southeastern Kansas, running
through express trains daily between
Kansas CItV and Olathe, Ottawa, Gar
nett, lola, Humboldt, Chanute, Cherry
vale, Independence, Winfield. Wellington,
Harper, Attica and intermediate polnfs
Through mail trains daily except SUM-
day between Kansas City and yelling
ton, and intermediate stations, making
close connections at Ottawa, Chenute
and CheFTyvale with our train for EN-.
pona, Burlington. GIrard, Walnut and
Cofeyville.
Accommodation trains daily except
Sunday between Kansas City, Olathe
and Ottawa.
Remember that by purchasing tickets
via this line connection 10 made In the
Union depot at Kansas City with
through trains 20 all poInts, avoiding
transfers and changes at way stations.
Through tickets can be purchased VIA.
this line ct any of the regular coupon
stations, and your baggage checked
thrnugh TO destination east, west. north
OF south.
Pullman sleepers on all night trains.
For further information, SEE maps and
folders, or call on or address,
s. B. HYNRs,
Genn Passenger Agt.,