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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-04
BIrLERrowN NEWS.
BIZ ORPHAN BOZ.

TUESDAY, Feb, 2.
Here We come once again, and we will
try and furnish the readers of the NEWS
. few items from our thriving little
town.
The snow is drifting badly this morn.
ing and the trains will be somewhat de-
layed on our road.
: j. E. Moses and wife spent few hours
In Emporia last night the guest os w.
B. Moses. agent at Emporia Junction.
Mr.. Henry Tower and wife. formerly
of Madison, are at present stopping In
town. with the parents of Mrs. Tower,
Mr.. Tower has solo his hardware bust
ness In Madison, and he and brother
from Illinois haYe bought a ranch on
Willow creek in Greenwood county, and
they viii go into the cattle business In
the spring.
Mr.. @. L. Bitter returned home from
Kansas City with two ear loads OF cattle,
which he will feed at his ranch on the
Verdigrls river in Greenwood county.
On the evening of Januery 2Sth quite
q number OF the friends off. III. belong
and wife met ct their residence to cele-
brate the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage; although the night was
stormy without, there was Joy within
the house. and bountiful supper was
served to the guests. The bride and
groom received the following presents
from their friends:
Two china dishes-FrOm Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman OF Madison.
A beautiful parlor lamp-From Mr..
and Mrs. Lamb.
Linen table cloth-FrOm Mr.. and Mrs.
Everest.
One china ladies' cup and saucer and
one gents cup and saucer, and one
brides cake-From Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ton Winters.
One large turkey dish-Mr. and Mrs.
Bangs.
There could be seen among the guests
the smiling countensnces of our consla-
BILE, John Theye, and our successful
j. L. Minor. Mr.. and Mrs
F. II. DeLong and family return many
thanks TO their friends who were pres
emit.
Mr. E. 81. Bradbury, civil engineer
of the a. T. s. s. F.. also a brother to
our hay merchant, E. s. Bradbury, spent
q few pleasant hours in our town on
Sunday last. and speaks very highly of
our little tsWn.
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Bsya.d,s ResIEnatlon Doubtsul.

WILMINGTON, Della, Feb 2-The
EUery EUensHg will to-day, upon most
reliable authority, publish a contradic-
ton OF the report telegrsphed from
Washington yesterday to the effect thGt
Secretary Bsyard would resign his cab
met portfolio and retire from public
life aud go To Europe for few months,
The wArmest personal friends OF tie
secretary say such 8 step At this time
would be most iDjudiciOus as the neces
sitY of active employment for his mind
is i'm perceive
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ImnaaahAd.

CINcINNATI, Feb. 2.-The law aud or.
der league TO day presented 10 Governor
Foraker, who 10 in the city, articles of
impeachment against the police commits
sIoneTs for their action under the statute
In such cases, charging them with wilful
misconduct IN office by refusing to en-
force the laws relating To theatrical per-
fOrmances on Sunday. The refusal was
In the Lorm of note declining to &C
cede to the request of the lesgue to stop
Sunday theatrlcals.
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Turner Annnrftasi.

KANSAS City, Feb. 2-Thomas d.
Turner who has been on trial TOR some
days In the criminal court, charged with
numbering Mrs John Conway and her
daughter Katie four months ago, was
acquitted to day, the court ordering the
jury to return verdict of acquittal.
Judge White, in his order, held that
there had been NO evidence presented TO
the jury which would warrant reason
able suspicion of guilt on the part of the
defendant
Tue court also took occasion 10 ex-
press the view that any suspicious di-
rected against Mr.. Conway, the husband
and father or the victims, were cruel
and unfOunded. When the prisoner
was discharged many crowded around
to congratulate him, Mr.. Conway being
among the number.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSCRIPTS
CITY TRANSFERS.


IS Watson to Elijah HOPKINS, 81
State street, CopleY add; $500.
Chas. n Smith 20 A 0 Wharton, 1928
Cottonwood street; 81 800.
Geo. b COnncil to Albert n Parlin,
part d 81 Market street; 81.
Nathaniel Brown to T e Smith, ii
Neosho street, Copley add; 81. $50
Ellen Emery to S Mason, I'll Union
street; $4,000.
James Thompson, Jr., to w J McCOr
mick, BAL Commercial street; 5000.
Peter Duncan to Z + Mile, 1872 and
154 Constitution street; $1,000.
James E Smith to John A Wiley, part
of 81, 90 and II Mechanic street; So, 600
r q LockeridRe to F D Holland, un-
divided half of % Mechanic street; $500
Water d Strain to Humphrey Hughes,
66 Killers subdiv, block 3, Potwin's
add; 81 300.
WIN Adds to e Robards. part of 65
Mechanics street; 81
e Richards TO 81 g DemIng and John
A Wiley, part of IS Mechanics street;
I'D Holland TO Ella T LockridRe,
undiV hf OF % Mechanics street: $500.
lie PerIey to Hannah p KiTkpatrIck,
1877 state street; $175.
TOWNSHIP TRANSFERS..
Zsnn Ames to H A Clark, e hf of NV
or 10 1911; 5000.
Jno F Wright TO g w McWhorter.
acres in n W or 20-13; 800,
E J.SbTysck to Fl L Whitfreage, q hi
Of or 5-17-12; q, 800.
Robert Best 60 Jno w Boyle, 8 hf of {
" or, fractional, 3-17-11; $6I2.
8 A Bragunier N I ii Bssgunier, e hi
Of " or 5-17.10; 81 LEGO.
II BragunIer TO Lucy Bragunler, G
or of 9 or 8 LILO; $500.
Albert Strstton TO Martha A STRAIT
ton, s hf of sW or S.16-13; 81. goo.
Joseph Moon 20 Milton 5ackett, hi
Of - or 1910: 81, $50.
John II Rhoeds TO John s Stout, sw
or Of or 4-19-10; 81, 100
JW Truitt ct 81 10 Josephine Smith
ne or Of ne or of ne OF 17-19-11; 81.
8 benjamin. 70 A o Wharton, Q hf d
ne or IL 1911; So, 900.
w McElhaDy TO VIM Pritchard. hi
n ne or and ne or Of NV or. 1919 Ii
g 500.
Elijah Hopkins to Emery, 1 IN nv
or, I0-10-11; 81, 500.
Alfred Coate TO B Moon, 10 Al q iE
sw or, 10 1911: $722.
J d Milhitc 70 @ W Thomson. " hl
/ Of se or Of ne or, 1919 IL; 5000.
Jas Aasterson TO 8 Cleveland, Sc q
1-2O.1l; $2,2e0.
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PATRUNIzE HOHIE TNsrIrUTIoNs

RAEkOE1ZE HONE lHSEfFUTI0HS
ma soashexn Kiss Railway n = Kan.
And 10 thoroughly identified with the
Interest and progress of the state of Kan
aaa and iis people, and affords lis pakroas
facilities 1neQualed by any hae in east
era and southeastern Kansas, running
through express trains daily between
Kansas Cats and OlAthe, Ottawa, Gar.
nett lola, Humboft, Chanufe, Cherry
vale, Independence, Winfield, Wellington,
harper. Africa and intefmediase poInts
Through mad trans daily except sun.
day between Kansas City and Yelling
ton. sad intermediate stations, making
close connscaIo0s IL Ottawa, ChaGute
end CheFryvale with our traiD1 for En-
para. BurlIBgton, Girard, Walnut md
COdsyvIlle
Accommedatio0 trains daily except
Sundey between Kansas City, Olsfhe
and Ottawa
Remember thai by purchasing tickets
IA this llne connection "a made IN the
Unton depot 81 Kansas City with
through traina % eli points. aVoidiBR
transfers 0nd changes - way stations.
Though tickets can be purchased wa
thIs line e any OF the regular -coupan
stations. and Your baggage checked
EhsnugA % destination east. west. north
OF south.
pullman siespsFs On ali night trans
Edr4EnEtHer Infoxmaticn, Sc mApe and
Ea5lera. NJ cal On or addness
b B. HERs
GsR,i Passeneer Agi-,
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Gen james B. Frye. who figures 50
conspicuouslv in the controversy with
Gen. Sherman. was the central figure IN
= controversy Oi more than twenty
years ago which led TO the quarrel be-
tween AsssIs. Blame and Conkling in
the hOuss Of representatives Frye was
at that time provost marshal general OF
the army. 1t wAS In The discussion OF q
bill rela'tng 10 him aud his ofics that
Blame spike Of ConkIing's turkey
Rob6lrr strut" and from that discussion
began rha personal warfare bet~een
these two men which bas had good
deal 70 do with putting the Republican
parry out OF power
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CHICAGO, Feb. Awe viii give up
the university property" said Rev. DR..
r. P. Henson last night, speaking for
the trustees OF the Chicago UnIversity
A full meeting of the Mutual Life In
sursnce company directory refused the
overtures for settlement I'VE have now
two good business reasons for vacating
the property: First. Il would take
S291 500 in cash 10 retain IL. and the
property is only appraised st $250 goo i.
Second. Ne have not the money.
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DALLAS Texas, Feb. David Kit
rell who was running passenger and
baggage wagon was shot four times
through the head and killed INSTANTLY. at
the UnIon depot in the presence of .
large number of people, ty r. N. Hoff-
man yesterday. Both we're we'll known
here and the tragedy created surprise
and a sensation. Hoffman charges that
Kitrell seauced his daughter and then
refused to marry her. Immediately
after the shooting Hoffman surrendered
TO the officers and was placed 10 jail.
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Geronimo surrendors.

Ell PAso. Tex. Feb. 2.-Msjor ROBIN
son. IN armv psymsster. received dis
patch from Fort Bayard, New Mexico,
which stated that a courier had just az
rived there and brought q message from
formation Of the unconstitutional sur.
render of the Apache Chief Geronimo 70
Lieut. Maus, who succeeded the late
Capt. Crawford.
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The Cannon Ban, Thun0e1boaf and Cys
clone tTains are ali side-tEacked tor the
St. Louis Limited. via. the Missouri
Paciac. the only line running three az.
press trains from Kansas City to Sc.
Louis. 81 LOUIS day express e 30 ..
m. ST. Louis night express ak 6:16 p.
a. To the third Train which leaves Kan
SIS City It 6 I'D p. m, the management
Of the Missouri Pacific with 70 call the
special aEesnsiOn Of the travelling public
and the citizens Of Kansas. 70 the greei
81. Louis Limited Train Of palace
coaches. Horton reclining chair can
free and the only line running Pullman
buffet sleeping and pArioP cazs In The
Wesk To avail yourselves Of all tnesC
advantages without any Extra cAAh yo1I
ticket must b over the Missouri Pacific
]. b. LYoE, ". p. A.
KA1sas City.
CH.TOwAsuD.G g. p. A.
s.. Louis
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10 the committee on coinage. it seems
doubtful whether any measure saIIsfac-
tory 10 either party can be reported with
= strong support. The silver men in the
house profess not 10 care what the COM
iAitiee reports, and claim that they have
. clear majority for free coinage. and are
song TO pass bill TO that end. Probab-
" ihey are little Over-cOnndent. They
forget that the President has q vote. b
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Almolt > Traeedy.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb. "A sensa-
ton was created yesterday by the dis
covery of an attempt to blow up the pas
senger terry boat Pearl with dynamite
The Pearl is a small steamer used Ia
conveying people from the west bank OF
the Cumberland river 10 the east, and il
daily pstronlzed by Two thousand per-
sons The fireman found 10 . pile Of
coal from which the furnance is sup
piled, dynamite cartridge q foot in
length with q fuse attached, Had the
cartridge been put into the furnace there
would have been a tremendous explo-
sion. Not only would the boat have
been tOtollV wrecked, but many lives
lost. Il Is supposed some one who had
a grudge against some person or persons
connected with the boat adopted this
method of securing revenge.
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Bro. Mnrdock 10 Inconsistent; he says
the proposed Chicago & EmporiA road
has no bottom, and that Il IL all wind. II
this u true why does be continue 10 MI
HE little daily With denunciations "a the
Ican sod men who favor Walnut
V0Iley Times
The Fl Dorado Republican seems to be
Tn favor OF the Santa Fe railroad first,
LAT and ell the time And when Bro.
Aurdock gels his mind set on anything
no works for II hard. and should be ex-
eaaed
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Old Professor Blsckie. speaking At
Kendall, after avowing that "all Scotch
men worth button have . sense of hu-
SnOF." exclaimed: would TO God that
mv beloved friend Mr. Gladstone had
sense OF humOr." Since Mr.. Gladstone
claims 70 be every inch ScotchmAn, it
would DO interesting TO know how much
DR.. Blackie values him al-how much
leaa than a huttont
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NASHVILLE Tenn. Feb. 1.-Intsrnsl
revenue agents havs finished an extern
slve raid on Illicit distilleries IN Overton
county, seizing twelve crooked concerns
within 9 radius OF twelve miles The
contents were destroyed. a party of
moonshiners fred upon the posse. who
returned the shots and compelled the
assailants to retreat. Several distiIlers
were arrested and bound over fer trial
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This is rather cold weather to sgitate
the question of more railroads. but our
people should not be idle. New rail-
roads are to be constructed the ensuing
year in nearly every portion of the state,
and unless we are wide awake EmporIA
and Lyon county will be left out in the
cold.
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"And It took only one bottle to DO II,
sad . gentleman, speaking of Parker,s
Hair BAlsAm. had run of fever. and
when / got we'll OF that my HAIR began
to fall oQt 30 fast as 10 alarm me-.
really dIdn'E know what to do, until one
day friend said, 'Try Parker's Hair
Balsam." That was some mooths ago
What surprised me was the feet that nne
bottle YVES enough. expected TO use
up . dozen. Clean, highly peEfumed,
NOT oily, not Q dye. Restores original
color
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General w. T. Sherman has decided
to leave st. Louis, aud nov the Kansas
City aud Chicago papers are niled with
paragraphs readiOg about like this:
'N0tnerAl Sherman has announced his
attention OF removing from ST. Louis to
New York. Having lost its chleiest aud
most mARnidceOI ruI0. st Louis no long.
% posaeeses an interest for even THOSE
few tourists who formerly stot ped of TO
make archaeological researches Poor old
~ Ysouia
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APaIpabIe Hit.

In q certain small town the members
of the various religious sects were very
tolerant toward each other. The clergy
men, in particular, were very friendly.
ON the occasion of the Jewish rabbits
silver wedding, he invited the Protestant
clergyman, and also the Catholic priest.
While the reverend clergymen were en-
joying the good cheer set before them,
the Catholic priest said to the rabbi:
II know that you are very liberal
minded gentleman, but could you bring
yourself to eat porkp
Certainly; could relish some ham.
at least on one occasion
And that would beF"
AT the marriage dinner of your reyer-
enee -
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Lynehing IL . sure way OF getting nd
OF criminals BY the inffIction of capital
puntahmeDS. but the method Is coming
" Dc 90 common 10 Kausas, that WATrenI
v given % the growing belief that the
novelty Of regular judicial hanging
might prove beneficial as an example
over IN Kansas. on the principle that
siuilia similibus curantun Ransas
CItv Journal
TIE people ''over In Kansas" entertain
very similar ideas on this question with
those .'OVer In Missouri"
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In recent letter 70 the Chicago
Times, joaquin Miller says: How wish
TO heaven that every man could only
hear in mind that this girl or that girl
who is trying TO get forward IN her hard
work has mother at home eagerly
waiting for her, father whose only
hope is this child And, even ii she has
nefrher-no friend at all, even-the case
Is more pitifuI still And so. for the
love of God and the honor of woman
hood, your mother and your sister, do
not hold her back. but help her forward.
Hold her failing, fair hands up in this
new, hard, and experimental life, for she
is not strong. Her work takes all her
strength. She is often pitifuIHy weak,
helpless. In such case stand by her
side ike brother. Be man and ahe
win be woman. "
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Got the

SUFFOLK. Va. Feb 2.-Early yester-
day morning Balling Parker. . respect
able farmer OF Nadsem4nd county. made
9 deadly assault with an axe upon his
wife and SISTER. The latter was instant
~ killed and his wife fatally wounded.
He says he could not resist the power
that prompted him 10 the deed. He il
believed 20 be insane.
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n111Ia1IPPI VaII-7 17an1a

The North, Central and South Amer.
can exposition will open In New Or.
Ieans. REORGANIZATION 1885. The man
agement report that more extensive
display than last year will be made.
Parties who contemplate visiting il,
or going 20 Florida. should ask for
tickets over the Louisville. New Or
leans ana Texas EnllWsy and make 3
trip through the sugar aud rice pls1la-
lions OF the besuSltUi MississInpl valley.
For price Of tickets 70 Vickshafe.
Baton Rouge, New OrleaOs and ali
other points reached by this line, apply
10 p. r. Rogers, Gen. TrAv. Pass.
Agent, Ii Monroe street. Memphis,
Tenn, or A J Knapp. Gen Pass Agent
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wsnt 70 HIS Daughtsr'a Funeral

OTTAWA. ILL.,, Feb. Some COM
ment was caused yesterday by the actiOa
of Governor Oglesby IN allowing Peter
A. Weast, serving three years term in
the penitentiary, for manslsughteT, 10
attend the funeral of his little daughter,
which took place at Sireater. WeGst
was accompanied by guard and was
kept IN jail uniil Sunday morning when
he was taken in sleigh to Streater.
Over one thousand people attended the
funeral Weast will be Iaken TO Joliet
this morning. This is the first instance
in the history of the penitentIaTy where
q convict has been allowed to attend q
funeral
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Farmer. and HIschanies,

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives and sisters by q
timely purchase OF DR.. BOsaAko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, the best known RENE
dy for coughs, colds, Group and brOn-
chIal affections. Relieves children of
Group IN one night; may save YOU hun
dreds of dollars Price so cents and 81.
sample free. Sold by Chas. Ryder and
i A Moore
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WATERLOO. Iowa Feb. 3--Ths Min
neapolis express train going north on
the Cedar Rapids Il Northern road yes
terday ran into train consisting of three
engines and q cabOOSe ou the Central
Iowa railroad at HaDley Junction One
engine and caboose of the Contra! Iowa
was completely demolished, and the en-
gIneer OF the wrecked engine killed, and
$50 other tTaiameu seriously aud prob
ably lata1ly Injured.
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The following notice appears in a
Methodist paper over the name of pre-
siding elder in Iowa: 81 want q preach
or of the old style, who can ride IN q
circuit, live in small parsonage, work
hard, live on small pay-$400, pay ms
way, and come TO conference with q
record of forty converts. None others
need apply"
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nov, to secure Hsalrh

SCOVILLS SARSAPAILLA and
STILLINGIA or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP Will restore perfect health 20
the physical organization. It is. indeed,
9 strengthening syrup, pleasant 10 take.
and has often proven itself TO be the best
Blood Purifier ever discovered, effectu-
ally curing Scrofuls. SyphiIltic disor-
ders, Weakness of the Kidneys, EFYsipe-
las, Malaria. eli Nervous disorders snd
Debility, Bilious Complaints, and all
diseases indicating an impure condition
Of the Blood, Liver. Kidneys, Stomach,
etc II correcta indigestion, especially
when the complaint is of an exhaustive
nature IeeVing tendency TO lessen the
7IRor Of the BRAIN and nervous system !.
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The Salvation army and the City an
eAoritieS OF Joliet Ills. are having q reg
uIAr pitched battle. The protestant resi-
dents Of Joliet seem to think that the
municipsi officers who are largely catho
Tic are endeavoring to persecute the SAL
vattontsts. aud therefore lend aid 10 the
latter Who have. brought suit against the
mayor tor el0, 600 damages.
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IcS small bAisd. san.
AGC nA@eo.

CHICAGO. February e
Hoes Receipts, 1900: naEksS eetfge ana
Hrm and Zoe sieher; Highs g 7Eol aos rough
packing. $500 70; heavy packing a1d
CiTTLE-RecsipIs. 1000; naEket sloW
and steadv: shipping and dresfed beef est
ers, S2.5G13A %
WaEAF-ltaElzet weak closed Ike uBdeE
yesterday; 7es< for cash and FebFOaKyf 7eK
for March, Sax for May.
coaN-Aarkes weaker; Sc for cash and
February; S6Xc for March OK for Nay.
for March. Blk for - ~
PoBK-Harkef steady: Sfls3zk
LARD-Mafke4 nrm; 60 19k.
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A man Ia New York has declined q
pension lately awarded him On account
of sufsnugs undergone At AndersOaville
prIson. because the Governments reve-
nues arc 10 part derived from taxes on
whisky and tobacco. Il remains to be
seen II he eau realize more than the
amount thus refused By exhibiting HIM.
self IN the dime museums as a new sort
OF caFiosIty.
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SNOW in KentuckY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. S.-A special
30 the Times reports the hesviest
snow fall ever known throughout the
state. Ii began showing Tuesday noon
and is still at 1t. In Southern Kentucky
twenty seven inches has already fallen.
The weather here is bright and pleas
ant. the snow being only about sIx
inches deep.
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To BookWorm; You want TO know
who was the author of the exclamation
>'WOuld that could crawl into = good
deep hole and pull the hole In after me-"
WccanuOt say for sure, but we strongly
suspect IL was Garland.
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me- soula ana soutnsazs Florlda.

Should you contemplate trip TO
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlantis. SIS
Vennah, Ga, Charleston, 3. C., Jackson
vile, Florida, or in fact any point in the
south OF southeast. II will be 70 your In
terosE 20 examine the advantages over
al ether lines offered by the St. Louis,
Ircn Mountain = Southern Tailfoad-
afson MsuntAin Route in the way Of
HsSs time, elegant equipment, &C.
At present dsily train Is run from
Saint Lculs Grand Union Depot, at
tached 60 which will be found an ele-
eRnn3 Pullman Palace sleeping car,
which runs through 70 Nashville, Tenn,
where direct connection Is made With
express trzfne of connecting lines, fox
pc1nas meDtIoned above. This train
conneclB g Nashville with the Jackson
Vile express, having Pullman Palacs
sleeping car Of the very finest make 81.
aachAd, which runs through 70 JackscH
VILE, Elcxido. wtthont chlages