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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
Ttarlin Amateurs.

That tl.tRrliu Dramatic Club en-
braces Wit its membership consider
able tIIcn'Hs demonstrated here Sat
uriny cvis i'll their renditi,n of
Bread 'thc Waters" While the
the charrs generally were well sus-
tain Il. sraI I worthy of especial
mrntionIrs. Washcim. as billy"
IA holder, yet tcnder-heurted young
thing. 5 indubih,bie evidence that
she mIl1pgeciatei the character, and
M. SoI's DIR. Harlem. Wa an admir-
able pi,ui acting. Mr.. Williams, ms
Bob W8rs. was the humorous feature
OF the &c and vas well sustained.
The neg, both by Mrs. woI:e anil
Alrsasheim. was excellent and was
weilriyed, as was also the orchestral
p%erf'ances; Dir. Wnsheim's little six-
year son being II prodigy ON the
corn~hich he plays like IA Wal yrte-
ran. le company returned TO Carlin
by tn =. ". train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

The Eureka Sentinel thinks that the
sooner parties who desire to purchase
mining properties abandon the idiotic
idea that II Is necessary to have some
assuming expert make n report aud cr-
animation Of claims contemplated ms
desirable, the sooner tue community
will be rid Of n useless and dangerous
superiiuity. We say dangerous in the
common n%cccpiniion Of the word, be.
canse the average expert Is the friend Of
no one. end history will prove in every
instance Of major Importance, that when
purchases have been made, based on
tho thcorctic knowledge Of nu expert
the purchasers have invariably regretted
the action, either from the incompetcncy
OF tbs experts examination or from his
perjured and mercenary statement.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
tFIGuesd.y's DAily.l
LNA0UADI.

SullivanSfe failed to prove her al
legations. athe Court reiusedt to grant
her u divor,
Hon. j. Dennis came down by
stage from icaron this evening.
All those irous Of taking part in the
HorriLles ole Fourth are requested to
meet at Fre4n Hall at s O'Clock this
evening.
Leroy Ell formerly of winnenuc-
mucca. late eight conductor between
Oakland aDacranento, fell between
the cars, wan over and killed, neal
Dayisyille, i, Sunday. His family
lives ut Oakd.
The delees to the Odd Fellows
Grand Lodg'ere given II public re-
ception-mJ a procession. etc-at
winnemuccso-day. The literary eI-
ercises wereld at the Courthouse.
Alter the aarnment of the Grand
Lodge ThrrJ evening. a grand ball
will be given Centennial Hall, which
is being hantnely decorated for the
occasion.~
Last 1iuriaSight Mason valley was
visited by hesy white frost which
ruined all thearly planted vegetables
in the garder Pouioes have 0 been
cut down theurth time ts frost.
A regularommuuicaiion OF Elko
Lodge No. IL. * \. ". will be held
at Masonic hthis evering Mt S O'Clock.
Notwithstanding his advanced years.
Virgil c. Bart is today, perhaps, the
t~lectest f~OOteDersoI il Elko county.
His distance from twenty yards to
twenty miles,nl lis limit from ten
dollars 10 ten 'uSgrd.
j. c. Groin, II Min raj Hill, ac-
c%ompuniel bym. Deuay, OF Garden
valley. arriyeere by train last even
ing. They c. up on business which
Mr.. CrombienLinrs with the pleas
ure Of II yiaithis family.
Last yearly is for sale in Mason
valley At lesaan 81 per ton 10y the
stack. Tncck men cannot use it, ms
their cattle use to eat It, pre.erring
green feed, which there is AN umusu.
ally nhund supply in the valley this
.rnsDn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

The Times-Review says; The Blue
Jacket mill started up several days ago.
1t is now running only two pans but the
others will be started az soon as tie
castings arrive from Tuscarura.
Morg Shrarer and the Roseberry boys,
who left here for Eastern Oregon several
months since with a view Of settling
there permanently, returned here yester-
day. They announce their determine
ton to remain in Nevada.
l.. H.. Rogers, one Of the Directors of
tn" Central Con. mine. accompanied by
his wife. arrived from New York last
evening, and are payir.. " enrora =
visit. They are the = sS,s u Mr. aud
Mrs. S. W. Cross.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lam orrcs. ! gasxA. xsv.

LASB OrTICK. ! unEEA. HEy.l
hay rs. less
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ri VT the
followinR.named ., tier has nIcd notice Of
his intention 90 IN 10 tnai proof In y Of
his %clain, Il that said proof will be msis be.
foret Is ri',rict Judge Of Eiko County .tEito.
Hcvad', on THURSDAY. IUNg III TWEEN
FIFTH. issa. VIA; HOmrstesl Application No.
i9. Goo'ge W. Monks for the M u N.
aod ny 81 n W V II section 7e. row6shIp ss,
North Of Range 81 s,st ". b. ".
He nam q the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon and eui,ivsiion
81 sali land Wis william u. An1stro z, Of
Drctb. Elto Co. Ncvada, ID v. johnson. Dcrih
Elho Co. Nevada. A. q pavi.y. Of KIto,
Nevada. 8. 3. Sears. Of Elko. Nevada.
r.. II. H1NcKLEY Register.
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trron rAur,a.y.. Daily,
sALMA0uNDl.

D. E. Hooten is in town to-day from
South Fork.
Strawberries & Fresh Vegetables re-
ceiVed daily at the GkM.
Departed by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: Il. Frost.
Joseph Crawford. o: Huntington. re-
turned last evening from u business trip
to San Francisco.
Louie Goldstine and Walter Ennis
are down with teams for supplies for
Mountain City.
The ormsby House, Carson. has
changed hands, Mr.. Charles ID. Meder
succeeding Mr.. Crockett.
The knights of Pythias hold a :
lar meeting at their hall tonight, corner
Fourth and Juniper streets.
Notice is given that the Duck Valley
rodeo will commence June 10th. Parties
interested IRE requested to meet ut Nit
Greek on that date.
1t is now positively known that Allen
G.. Thurman would not accept a noni-
nation for Governor of Ohio il it were
rendered him.
Gordon. tue Insane man taken from
the trnin Monday night and connned in
the Jail at this place, was taker down to
Winuemucca by j. +. Tripleu this
morning.
A good opportunity is afforded to get
thoroughbred and graded cattle at Bat
tie Mountain, where three carloads OF
them will be for sale after the 18th inst.
DIR. W. II. Rogers. II w~ell-known ply
stefan, formerly Of Austin, Hamilton
and other towns in Eastern Nevada,
died ut Bodie II week ago last Saturday.
He WAS 90 years of age.
Arrangements for celebrating the CON-
Fourth in Elko, in grand style, are pro-
crossing steadily, and everything neces-
sary to the complete success of the uu-
dertnking will he completed in advance
Oh the glorious OCCASION.
A lot Of rich ore from the May Queen
mine ut ~Tuscarora, that was brought
here for shipment to Utah for reduction
was attached by Ed. LafTerty who
claims that he owns the ground from
which 1t was taken, under u prior To-
cation. Another lot Of the same, which
arrived here subsequently,, was shipped
last night. ~.
James Hansen and Robert Frost, OF
Silver Greek, who went down TO Caliior-
MIA to locate some mining ground on the
iuba, returned here last evening. On
arriving on the ground, which they had
not visited for several years, they found
that it had been all worked over, and
there wns nothing OF value To prospect
They therefore came back as they went
Ben Fitch has just brought in from
Ruby his two-yeGr-old colt Emperor
He is u splendid animal, with u mane,
tail and pedigree fully as long as any
other of the royal families-and he's
glad of it. Ben's mighty proud OF Li
pet and extracts as much comfort from
exhibiting him TO his visitors as a side
Snowman can gather from u prize-o1 o
a 'boy-constructor."
Webster, the shoemaker, is withou
doubt IL OF the very neatest and bes
workmen in the State. II nnybod,
doubts the assertion, let them step int,
his shop adjoining Peck's saloon, ex
anime his handy-work and judge 70,
themselves. "H
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
THE ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE.

In the Courthouse Tuesday, says the
Silver state, j. II. Macmillan delivered
"A very eloquent address of welcome TO
the Grand Lodge OF 1. O. U. F.; Miss
Lora Trousdale recited an appropriate
poem in u creditable mann. r; Mrs. DR..
Hanson, Miss James, Miss Pratt md
Rev. Mr.. James sang several sweet airs
melodiously; the band played good mu-
sic, and Grand Master Williams, in be-
half of the Grand Lodge, thanked Hum
boldt Lodge, and the citizens Of Win
nemucca generally, for the cordial re-
eeption given them. Remarks were
made by several representatives, in re-
Spouse to calls, and the exercises closed
with n benedietioa by Grand Chaplain
Hammond, after which the members Of
the Order proceeded to the hall.
At r~oIl-call the following Grand OFF,
Gers reported: J.T. Williams, G.. Mas
ter; d. f. Riley, d. G.. Master: d. F.
Wallace, G. Sec; Geo. TuHy;G Treas
urer; w. W. Booher, q. Rep; A. II.
McCabe, &. Rep; q! A. sKrenkel, G
Guard; j. J. Becker, G. Herald.
The representatives from Elko Lodge.
No. Is, are ]. ]. NJ igs, R.R. Bigelow,
j. Z. Edoif and A. S. tongley.
The afternoon session was occupied in
reading reports of the Grand Master,
Grand Secretary and Grand Represen-
hntives, and reports Of standing commit
mittees, after which the Grand Lodge
adjourned until $50 Wedn, sday morn
ING.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

In order that the working classes of
England may have their own representa-
tives in Parliament, funds are being
raised for the purpose of defrnying the
expenses OF such members as may be
elected from their own ranks. The fact
thut Members Of Parliament receive no
pay has kept poor men out of that body
and been one Of the main sources Of
Conservative strength.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

4 barn close to the residence OF &. II.
Davis, OF Denver, was blown up with
giant powder, Tuesday. Davis dis.
charged some hands from his flour mill,
refusing TO raise their wages and hired
others in their place, since which he
has been boycotted. The strikers about
Denver. handle dynamite so recklessly
that the citizens are about to organize IL
vigilance committee.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Hon. j. II. Dennis startod for tide
water this morning for the benefit OF his
health lie claims TO be seriously
troubled with "~plumbngo" IL his back.
but a friend Of the Major, who is also on
the shady side Of Gny; says that tho
only trouble experienced by old men.
from plumbago. is in keeping IL OF the
skin when blnckening the hair and
mous,achc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

The widow OF G. N. Wilson. OF this
place, was n few weeks ago married. 10 n
porter on the railroad aud removed nc
once 10 Ogden where the newly married
couple took up their abode; the husband
being employed OH the Utah Northern
road. Inst evening S. Quincy, Of this
place received a dispatch from Ogden
announcing the death OF the husband,
whose name we did not learn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

a band Of horses numbering five hum
drcd head, belonging to Thomas Harris
and Z. ii. Hale, of Huntington, are be-
ing driven from that valley, via Ruby,
for Montana. The stock is IN chnrye Of
Dan llnrris. Tom. Van Drielen, Brad.
Waller mud George Stnuts. who were en-
ployed to assist i'll taking the stock
through to their destination, lett hr.e
for Huntington yesterday to begin the
drive.
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Excess OF re = over sbpt's, 747, llo"

CbrI...clc, a. Last evening j. L..
Shaw. umeIpcr at he @. & Q. shaft,
received a tsram frbm iis wife dated
at Brookly5ew Yak, announcing the
death Of sier%ou, Benjamin F.
Shaw, whd here a couple Of weeks
ago in chaof his mother for the pur-
pose Of sehg surgical aid, he hcying
been a snit from hip disease caused
by an injuus,aincd eleven years ago,
when he VI boy Of six. II was only
in the paso months that the disease
assumed ming symptoms, arid mp to
a short tirefore his dcpaitnrc Benny
Ind beef regular attendant Ct the
High Schtn this cit: rom which he
would hagrnduntcd with honor the
present {, bad his health permitted
his rcmng until the examination next
month. eascd wns n native Of Ne.
rsda cou California, II years Of age.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
F. PlaEeman Arrested.

Kew, 10Th: While in Hamilton,
Mmtelc, "A few days ago, J. I. Piagc-
man "trrcstcd for violating the anti
treaiInw, by County Clerk and Dep
uty Co.ble j. Mckernan. II seems
hr. iIinan asked u number to take
u ~drinkmong them Mchrruiu, who
declined The others accepted, and
imbibediereupon Mex. arrested Mr..
+. aud has fined 81, which was i'm.
mediateitid. Mex. was full Of ex-
plnnAuoand said he had no spite
against hichm, but wanted to bc re-
venged the saloon keepers, who
that molg hed refused 70 lend him
$40. indignation of the White
Pine pet against McHernan is said
by Mr. teman to he very great and
he tells that the bondsmen Of the
hnpicss Gal are Withdrawing and II
will be irssib!c for him to secure new
ones. AZ ns unpopular thing as n
man can is to make n complaint Of
this kind.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07
The Furnace at jasper.

Ex-ShcIiT J. II. Taber. who for sew
cral days past has been up at the new
mining camp Of Jasper. in IL private
letter - his BROTHER Milo, just received
here, states Ina, the furnace started nh
on the 27th instant, and is making n very
satisfactory run. i; worka to perfection
and the ore reduces readily; twenty tons,
producing four tons Of bullion. being
the result Of each t~wcnty.fOur hours.
The percentage Of silver ia the bullion
IL not yet known. however, and il that
metal cSiots inpnying quantity the enter
prise is n pronounced success. No
trouble whatever was experienced with
the furnace or with the ore. Of which
there is an abundance. ana the quality.
or rather richness OF the latter. Is now
the only question yet unsettled. That
IL may exceed in value the most %sanguine
expectations Ia the earnest wish Of the
people Of this section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

A. e.. Walker and IL. A. Ovens mr.
rived here from San Francisco yesterday
on their way To Blythe City. Mr.. Wal
ker /" n son Of The gentleman of that
name, who, with Mir. Milford, the pres.
ent superintendent, visited and exnm-
ined the Blue Jacket property last Sum.
nier. Messrs Ovens aud Walker will
start North Tomorrow,
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Raid Freshts for Nav.

The foil receipts and shipments of
freight at { ''atiDL for the month just
closed, habten furnished us by Agent
Stoddnrd;
Received-is,llanems 1874. 322bs.
Forwarded mol: e. 5O2bs.
% 81 1900"
~ 07,;lO" 4 G,9I2"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Joseph Miller, CicrS Of Lander
county. who has been on a visit to Mon.
'"n"' on his return Tuesday, stopped
over here a day, TO visit his brothcr.in.
law, County Clerk Dnwley. lie lett for
his home in Lander yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

The G Of Postomce Inspectors has
been luted that Postmaster s. W.
Hibbs. Lewiston, Idaho, Issued
mouey ds TO the amount Of $4,000
or 30. DOLLARS, payable to himself aud
otdercdks in different cities to col.
isot tb and forward the money 10
him. afion absconded. lie was last
heard I ut Victoria, Il. G.
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EStraV.

Came 10 my ranch In Ruby valley. about the
middle Of October last, two bay mares. each
branded on the left thigh. The owner
Of the above animals is hereby requested to
prove property, pay charges aud take the stock
away.
JAMES MYERS.
Sm Ruby Valley. ApT =, 1885.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

Warner " Co., forwarded for Tusca-
rorn by fast freight, 5000 b mdse., and
to-day, by SIP cial freight, for Blythe
City, 10000 BIS ndse. They also re-
ceiv,d for fuschrorL, n car load OF lum-
Der, and shipped for SANDY, Utah, II
carload of ore FROM Tnscirura.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-06-07

a disastrous earthquake has caused
great loss Of life and property in Cash
mere, lndin. A portion Of the city was
demolished, while very few OF the re.
manning buildings escaped injury. The
people are panic. stricken. and the dis
tress is great. The shocks commenced
on Sunday last aud still continue
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The police are informed that two dy-
nainiters have ARR in England, and
only await a favorable opportunity to
carry out their designs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-27


A snake OF very rare kind Ia now
at the Smithsonian Institution, Wash
ington. 1t came there on Friday, hay
ing been captured near tho famous
Buck Horn wall, on the line OF tho Bal
timore Il Ohio railroad, near Deer
Park, Maryland. The popularity OF
the snake is that It can sndldoes whis-
tie and sing like q young hooking
bird. In general appearance Il is like
the ordinary snake, except it's head is
shaped somewhat like a pug.doR, It IA
four feet long, aud the largest part of
Its body is four aud q quarter Inches
In circumference. When 10 whiAtles
or sings 1t makes series of jumps like
fIog.
Tho head snake professor OF tho
Smithsonian Institution is now AT
Woods Holl, Mass, and It will prob.
ably be sent there Tor bis examination
and classification, IL is In shape and
and color altogether different from the
African singing snakes, and besides
Issues n louder and more harmonic
sound OF whistle than is recorded of
any OF the classes Of snakes that are
found in the East Indies. A similar
character OF snake is said in the books
20 BIO frequently seen on tho island OF
Sumatra. SO Tar this Ia the FIRST sing
ING or whistling snake that has been
found In this country. The man who
caught IL supposed no was chasing n
young mocklng Bird -[Correspende1co
New York Herald,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-27

To the dyspeptic. Fiatulence, heart.
burn, oppressive fullness Of the stom-
ach, are the inevitable sequences OF
his use of the knife and fork. To say
of him that ne gratifes the cravings
of appetite would be genuine satire,
He only appeeses them. is relief oh
tainable2 Certainly, and by the use
OF a pleasant as well az thorough rem
edy, Hustettsr's Stomach Bltters. Will
it cure Immediately? Certainly motif
does not effect miracles. But il does
give prompt and unmlstaksble relief.
and will, if persisted in, produce an
ultimate cure. Not only does 1t i'm,
part relish 10 tho food, but promotes
its conversion by the stomach into
rich health and !strength-sustaining
blood. Super-sensitiveness OF The
nerves, mental depression and unquiet
slumber, produced by interruption OF
the digestive functions, are also RENE
died by it. 1t is the finest preventive
and curative Of malarlal disorders,
and relieves constipation, rheumR-
tism, kidney and bladder ailments and
liver complaint.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-27

NT ANTED-5O LAiY OPERATORS.
w Call between Z and So'clOck 81. m. az
Main street entrance TO BLANKEEsHIP q
BLAKE jy2l-6t
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Listen to Your Wife.


The Manchester GUARDIAN, June Sth, 1888
says;
Al one of the
"Windowsn
Looking on the woodland ways! With
Glumps of rhododendroms and great
masses of May blossoms!!l "There
was an interesting group.
1t included one who had been SCOT
ton spinner" but wasnoW so
Paralyzed!!!
That he could only bear to lilo in a
reclining position.
This refers to my case.
/ was Attacked twelve years ago
with "Locomoter Ataxy"
"a paralytic disease Of nerve fibre rarely
ever cured
and was for several years barcly able
TO get about.
And for the last Five years not able
to attend to my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretch
Ing.
Two years ago was voted into the
Home for InCurables! Near Man
chester, in May, 1852.
am no "AdVocate"; "FOr anything
in the shape Of patent" Medicines?
And made many objections to my
doar wires constant urging TO try Hop
Bitters, bu. finely TO paoify her.
Consented!
| had not quite finished the first
bottle when | felt change come over
mo. This was Saturday, Move mber
Sd. On Sunday morning / felt 80
strong / said TO my room companions,
~ was sure could
"Walkl
So started across the floor and back.
hardly knew how TO contain myself.
| was all over the house. am gaining
strength each day, aud can walk quite
safe without any
"Stickp,
Or support.
am now at my own house, and hope
soon TO be able TO earn my own living
again. | have been member of the Man
chester
"Royal Exchange"
For nearly 80 years, and was most hearth
" congratulated ON going into the room
Thursday last Very gratefully yours,
JOHN BLACKBURN, MANCHESTER (Eng0,
Dec, q, 1888.
Two years later am perfectly well
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VA GEHTS-ADDRESS THE
W electric Lamp & Stove Co., ST. Louis,
Mo-, for circular, cats and terms OF the 50
candle .nntgpr NJ orqh Tlantrln .o,n, ialO- Gu,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-27

VNT ANHrD-LADIES ANU GENTLE
w men IN city or country wishing TO
earn SO to 50 a day at their own homes; no
canvassing; work furnished and sent by
mail any distance For particulars, al.
dress, with, stamp, CRYsTALIZED PuOro
90 . So Mest III sLrneL. Cinnlnnn- /. O.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-27

VN ANTED TRAVELLERS TO STOP Al
w tho Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Fropristfess, House
thoroughly htted up, and conducted GA tne
European plan, with restaurant attached;
meals NJ ali hours, and polite attention;
special Inducements for drummer. febl0ii
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selves. II they are making
a long circuit to effect what may be ae-
oomplished by short cut let them try
the excursion uninterrupted. The
"superior wisdom" OF fathers and
unoles takes considerable quantum
Of the poetry out OF chlldren's play.
The man in the play who shouts;
"Alone l did itV expresses what
every little follow of either sex desires
to be able TO cry. And if "alone did
1t" cannot bo said by them, "alene l
did not do it" 10 nearly ss satisfactory.
They are satisfied with their own eI-
psriments, and do not desire that their
kind advisers should deprive them OF
the unalloyed pleasure OF self-asser-
ton Philadelphia Ledger.
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Office Southwest Passenger Agent Wanda
liza Line IL PennsylYania Route, Dallas
Texas, July /, 1885, TO all Coupon Ticket
Agents in Texas and Arkansas:
GENTLEMEN:-Iu selling the round
Trip excursion tickets TO Pittsburg
(Which are good to return until Octo-
Der 81 by tho Vandalia Line you are
hereby authorized to say 20 passengers
that We run three solid trains daily
each wey between ST. Louis and Pitts
burg; that these excursion tickets are
good on all trains and that $50 EXTRA
FARE IS CHARGED ON OUR FAMOUS
LIMITED EXPRESS TO PITTsBURG PAS
sENdERs" on these or any other tick
cts.
limo from 81. Louis to Pittgburg by
the Limited is only 20 hours.
Time from St. Louis to New YORK,
30 hours, with three daily trains each
way. Very Respectfully,
Gro, A. KNIGHT,
Southwestern Passenger Agent.
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NJ AN Ella WHITE WOMAN TO
W cook ana do general housework in a
small family. Apply to 537 Ross av iylStf