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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
TNE SPEAKINN lT OOLLLERTLLLE.

TiiE SPEIKIN Ar COLLiER VILE.
Congressman Phclan yesterday made his
opening speech Of the canvass at Collier
willie TO q large and attentive and en-
thusiastc audience. lie made good
speech, as he can when he has a
mind 10. lie made n sensible and
conservative speech, only yielding 10
n righteous indignation when he referred
TO his opponent, the author Of the in
famous Southern Democrat letter. Mr..
phclan Is fresh from the National Capital,
and Is familiar with the questions Of the
day; be- also knows the temper and dis.
position Of the people OF the north
and west as 10 these questions and is,
therefore, able TO give words Of encourage
mrnt, not only as 10 the Justice Of the
cause he represents, but ~ 10 lis possible
an probable success. How well he ac-
quilted himself tie readers u ImE ArrrAL
can Judge for themselves after n careful
rcad'nr Of the report Of his speech which
We publish In another column. They
arc euro when they have done
this 10 agree with us that he has made a
fair beginning. lie has come home in the
nick oi time, jus, when his enthusiasm
was needed to arouse the dropping and
dependent Democrats Who seem 10 he
Loot In apa,hciic drowsincss His ought
To be- n mage touch. lie aroused the
people Of Colliciyilo yesterday and lac
will Arouse those at other points
until hc has completed the circuit Of the
county. Yesterday he had the assist
aucc Of Mr.. Harry Illl, the Democratic
olcctor Of the District, who made rat
ding speech" a genuine campaign appeal.
that had q very decided effect 4 we'll
balanced team, thcy should continue ON
the circuit together until the battle Is
fought and won. The pconlc will hail
them aud gladly hear irom them words Of
pure democracy uudclilcd
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nINrr IrIcurnrn..

tcntls aud riding. Weather clear aud cool
CINCINNATI, o. oct gn=Riycf ~ t,t i.chcs
anil rising weather cloudy. Thermometer ~
ruu and cloudy. hTnaHUd Ohio. Momphlg 81
y schcncs. New orleans
CAIRO. No., ort .O.--ncpsftcdi Arkansas City,
Matches, Midnight DEPARTED Afknssrs CITY,
~ Louis au. River o icgt / lurh aud rising.
Weather clear AMI cold Nalua Arrived Hepub.
lic. ~ Louis, pm. Departed Republic Nalrhcs
pm, River feet inghgr aud Using Weather
clear aud cool
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ncmncrn,Ic IIrctnrnI ArnnInImcnl-.

The Hon. Josiah Patterson pcrormiIc clcci0r
Cor the stlic ut large viii address the people un
The political issues Ht the following tunes and
PLACES
Iurly. Monday. October %
Lexington. IuUriny. pTtuhrgi
ncuiurlllg "Wednesday. urtpbCf q
Linden, Thursday. uriUlsrf rs
clifton. ftturiHy. October u.
HCud,ru u. Mundn,. October ~.
tuustvil,r, tufs ihY. ncfniHf IN.
tuNiuutuu, "Wednesday, stnisf ~.
AfliugfHurN'llN county, 1hufrdty November .
tnpIr,i|r shelby county tui#. November o
tulliCriIc. shelby county. saturday, Nu,sm.
Der n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Gov. HHLs Republican competitor, ex-
Senator Warner Miller, is in very lugu-
brious frame OF mind, and is anything but
hopeful of success. In concluding speech
at Ithaca, Thursday, Mr.. Miller said: 81
do not come TO beg your votes. l shall
not be disappointed II deieated--only sorry
for the shame resting upon 100000 peo-
pie who are controlled by the liquor ele-
ment.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

CorroN receipts yesterday numbered
6,g,i bales agnius G,a59 bales same day
last wear. ~ tho receipts. l.llO bales
came IN by rail. "a bales by river and 800
bale, by wagon. Sales .. lOO bales, or 500
bales 10 exporters and .. 500 bales Ia spin.
ncs. Factors wcrc bul'.sh and refused
thr market price Tor middling. 05lGc,
asking i-lGc advance aud pIcicrring 20
wait iur Mondays market. Offerings wcrc
therefore indifferent Receipts since Sop.
tcmhrt /, 100 900 bales against III ,eD5
bales corresponding time lnst season.
stock ON hand, lS.N3S bales against S6. 100
bales same day ln.i year Exports since
September I, 5i.5OJ bales. Spot cotton
,lp.,d steady vt Memphis. New ORLEANS,
NrW York ani Liverpool Fuiurcs dc.
,lncd 20 . points In New York, 2 points
o., New Orleans, and 10 points IT Liver.
puDI. The amount ~ busuyss transacted
Ia this city during the past week ~
developed 10y tie Clearing house report
WIS among the largest ou record. the
clearing, bcing S'ntoonW. ~ $685..
0,s2i in excess, Of the clcarngs oi the
previous week. and sapsO,Sg2 greater
than the clcaungs ior the corresponding
week lasl ycar Tie LARGEST clrarnlS on
ryoori were s3eiS,Ooo to. on November s,
isss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

THE Rome Tribune complains that there
is too much apathy among Democrats
everywhere. There is some truth in this,
for there seems to be a great deal too
much in this neck of woods, among
our Legislative candidates especially.
They are not hustling as they should be at
this stage IN the campaign.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

EvrHr sensible man will indone what
~, Goliath Enimhsr say5 about the ab.
surd custom that prevails now worc than
ever Of titling men, many Of whom have
no righ, 10 Il. eve noticed, lev days
ago" says The Eraminr, that a writer
reporting the political speech Of one Of
our good Democratic orators In the same
article had him honorable, colonel and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

captain, and he was only one OF the best
soldiers and privates in the Confederate
army. The example Of Gen. Breckin-
ridge, at Lexington, KY, after the war,
should be initiated. lie moved in court,
and it was made an order, that all the
title giving should stop, and all be ad.
dressed as plain mister. And so it ought
to be everywhere else"
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Morn nnrmnn.

A Mcmphis & Charleston train Of iiye
coaches, loaded 10 the guards with Nor
mon emigrants, reached the city early
yesterday morning aud passed on 10 Utah
over the Kansas City road. The cmigrants
wcrc mostly foreigners, aud staricdon their
long railway journey from New York.
They are converts gathered In by mission
aries vi work In Europe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
FIFTY NEW CASES
AZ Jacksonville, Nineteen at Fernandlnn
and one at Uainogville.

AZ Jacksonville, Nineteen nj Fernnndinn
and one nj Gainesville.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. ~. THE city
council today passed resolutions rendering
all authority in keeping refugees from ~.
turning TO the city "a well rs in matters Of
fumigution, distinction aud destruction Of
property, 20 DIR. Porter. government agent.
Official bulletin for the twenty-iour
houm ended at q o'clock tonight New
cases, 90 deaths, |, Total number Of
eases to date, 3, 700 total number Of deaths
TO date, 327.
Al Gainesville, Fla, one new case ap-
pcarcd.
AZ Fornandina nineteen new cases we're
reported.
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Ine..en. Wis. In rIne cenaI,Ien.

Special Dlspaich ~ The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Oct 2O-Tho health Of
this city continues good, there being no
sickness Of any Kind here. so FAR October
has been the hcalthicst month OF any la
the past year. The doctors have little TO
do. notwithstanding the fact that the pop
ulaiion has been back TO town Tor moro
than week. Usually In October there il
always a good deal Of malaria here, but
this month has proved an exception.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Dresden Monday October -
Union tIty Tuesday. October -
HytuhuU "wednesday. october 20
Ripley Thur Gas. urfuh,r ~
CoiluriUu. lfIdTy October ~
Bonneville. saturday October ~
Bolivar Monday, October 30
jackson, Tuesday, October d.
Milan "Wednesday Ortuh"r %.
Humboldt THURSDAY, November I.
Brownsville. trlII, November .
Memphis saturday, November o luiFhN
Trenton. Monday. NUypmhura.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Col. Newman, OF The Pine Bluff CONNER
c'di, is making war on the 'dress parade"
Democrats. The Colonel is right. What
is needed in the Second Arkansas District
just now are Democrats who are not afraid
Of hard work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
MAJ. BURKE's SUCCESSOR.

bir. II. O. Coltart Prominently Mon
toned In That Connection.
Several Of the Mississippi exchanges
speak very favorable Of Mr. Harry Coltart
a. the probable successor 90 Mai. Burke
Us superintendent Of the Mississippi x
Tennessee railroad. The management
would do n wise thing 90 confer the ap-
poinimcnt upon Mr.. Coltart ~ Il would
give satisfaction 10 the business commu.
nifty Of the city Ills ability has been
we'll shown by the services rendered TO
Maj. Burke NJ his chief assistant for the
past eight or ten years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Thess propositions ar made ior the bcneni Of
tboas who fucuru ycafly fut.gfb,rN bat In oficr
ths, the subs1rhcn may derive bcncal from tie
tirm rilIs amounting In value 10 morv than sloo
Thee r,ts vii Guido In the icfpcci Of value ani
6orirhIliV anything ever oierri BY Southern
newsp1Ict kyrp youfly subscriber wii 10 sure
70 g., rlit scnd iof ample copies Of wuElr
ArrIAt ani ION u.i u gif,s fha PROPOSITION
vii h opyn 10 November ~. ISA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

TuE Democrats oi the Second Mlssis.
sippi Congressional District refuse 10 give
Gen. Chalmers any quarter They arr
scoring him wherever hc speaks me
ioh Puol,m, especially, docs not
mincr iis words. Il reminds IN rcndcu.
tia, be- has been defeated oi his purpose
To represent the Republican party IN Con-
grcs', aud must bo defeated again. And
he will he. Bright Morgan will set c,cry
Democratic vote
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

The State Of Iarrc-Alhcrt s. Marks, OF franklin;
Josiah Patterson, of shelby
First District-lI Y. Hughes, Of Claiborne.
Second District George 7, Voc, Of Jefferson.
Third pstrut-Wm r. Murray, of Wurryn
Fourth n,ircl-W NJ Hammock OF TrUuslule
Fifth pi,trct-W G. Houston, OF Cannon
sixth plstrlct-Eli T. Morris oipayidsun.
Seventh District-foutnoy kNcrs OF bilcs
lirhth plstrirt-R 4. cole ui Henry,
Ninth pisluct--Fmnk y. HOud, ui Haywood,
Tcuth pistrlCt-Harry NJ hin. OF shelby,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Mn. JouS ". Niruos Dcmorru,ic can.
didaic for the state senate, will speak nj
Ncwbcrn on Wednesday, the .l,h Mr.
Nichols will divide time with Mr. Nc.
Corkle, bis opponent. u he l. present
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

TuE Catholic TdmaIA states that San
Francisco physicians have discovered iO7
cases OF icpusy among the houdlum elias.
oi boys Who smoke cigarettes made by
Cinnamon. As Gllhy and nearly as fatal
disease has been known 10 have been
scattered in some Of our Atlantic cities by
the same mcans.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

SENATOR Nomriz, who has many times
felt the public pulse Of Indiana and rpn.
scqucnlly knows the State well, predicts
tina, Il will ~ Democratic ga the Gih u
November d, from 1900 TO l5,OOt. This
would nj least bc double Clcvcland's
pmmli,, In 1884, which WI, G.5ls votes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

TuAr sterling pymoru,, Frank +. Bond,
Of Brownsville, though defeated Of the
nomination Tor Congo In the Ninth dis.
trici, has entered upon a canvass Of Il
with Mr. Rico a. Pierce, his successful
rival Mr.. Bond fsa man VI moral cour-
age and does no. nur.c his disappoini.
mcnts a. grievances.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

All the Democrats Of Dyer county arc
for Tom Neal for Secretary Of State. ~
they should be. Tom observes the honor.
for ho has been "a wheel horsc" Of the
Democracy for twenty-five ycan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
AT CAIRO, Ill.

JAtRp. M. OFT N.-The Grand nepublle iet
herr % Nd pm Tor NcW orleans without adding
any lfClHht the wppfts feet scant NJ kinney
loint The city " New Orleans was just above
thriu When shc iOft
The siagg II the river tonight ID q feet stenthsA
fsr ~ ttuuils M tWeuty.f1 hours
The Atsnnsas lltY passed b. ~ iouis this morn
tnE hul The VI. n. llokie With tlx hafEus aruyci
this thiicfnuun The steamer Experiment, ffum
- Iuuis, ~ NJ imnrt river, pIsscd down thh
sVCning Thin icg ths morning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

EarnCd runs-NeW lOTk ?, 81 LOUIS :.
Three base hits-Connor, Ewing. Double
plays Ward, Richardson and Conner,
Kecic, Ward and Common. First base on
balls Latham, Milligan, Ward. First
base on erros-New York 2, st. Louis
|. Struck out-Comisly, King, Ewing,
Slattery. Passed balls-Millign >,
Ewing /. Wild pitches-King !. Time
1850. Umpires-Ganney and Kelly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

EVANSVILLE tnd., oct. ~. The Granite State
passed W lat night with light load. Tuc ursoto
! DE cafil Tomorrow irim Memphis The " y.
NisbCt u fufUivinE new smoke stacks Neat week
she vii take TIE John Gilhgfia day out Of t Louis
o. Tennessee river The ohio, fuf Memphis aud
The y. Y schcnck. for Ncw orleans due Monday,
VIII pick up considerable light traffic hrfu. Husi.
ness along The hanks l. very scarCc aud ilkcly %
remain ~ Until after the election
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

TnE iao.sa b.4H'.i gives ils rcadc-s
The Hssufilr news th1i 70 be- generally con.
ceded th1i lhg entire Democratic ticket
will be- Ell, ciCi ,n Haywood county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

"wnN.' asked The late Emperor rr,I.
cHck Of Dr. Mackenzie "vhy Nd Won
Bergman put his finger into my tluu,.a'
Aud be- added. after q hong pu.r "I hon,
you will not allow rul Hrrsmarn Co.. ,lo
any further operations ou me- in ,bc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
A PERSONAL DIFFICULTY AT GER
MANTOWN.

We present this morning a communica-
ton from Mr.. r. G. Brown relative TO u
difficulty that occurred at Germantown
yesterday. II was u dcplorablc affair. OF
course. This is country Of free speech,
because it is Democratic country, and
Democrats believe in ice speech. There
fore Mr.. Brown is wrong in attributing the
ailront he and his fellow speakers received
10 the Democrats OF Germantown. They
are not of that sort, and We have
not the slightest doubt that the Of
Tenders are repudialcl strongly by tho
Democrats OF that town. Mr.. Brown
has no right to charge this affair
to the Democratic party. II was clearly,
by his own statement, breach Of the
peace for which two turbulent individuals
were alone responsible. II lac and his
friends had been caught in rain, they
could as well chargc the Democrats Of
Germantown with having maliciously con-
trived the shower, The affair could have
been nothing moro than an ordinary
breach Of the peace despite the coloring
which Mr.. Brown seeks TO give it. His
remedy lies in the courts, not in proclaim
ing In the world that the Democratic party
or any portion OF It is responsible for tho
freak Of a couple OF disordcry men.
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I.acsI N.,,rninrI,.L nrrnrt.
-----1a-s'.s' -

Co,omH adjourned yesterday rrcd.
dent Cleveland bal not a vorl 10 say
against b. s the Telegraph promised be-
Nouii
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
THE WEATHER


WhWNaIus uf. 2' opm issN
l Fut itkar.as rr.r iIlHsuIbv rlIu -un.
day u.FhU warmer sHut.rrT uIUd.
- tw lgIusssHH l.Ir uuwIf variable
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
uardcn,au County.

For the senate 7, =. BARNlllLL
For the Lower lluusc--W A. CARuTHERs.
For Fonter--C. 4. STAiNBACk.
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uE WAS ONLY DRUNK.
But tho Cold Came Near Laying Him
Out. All tho Same.

OUT NJ mo Same,
Aiiorncy.Gcncral George 7. Peters, who
was on hts way home, discovered a negro
man nj the corner Of Bcalc aud lauder.
dale streets lying on the sidewalk In what
be- supposed WIS an unconscious condition.
Tho general tried to arouse the man, but
finding his efforts Wcp useless, he tele'
phoncd 10 tho sintion.housc. a
few minutes later three police
mon and an ArrrGAL reporter were
on their way 10 the place indicated. Ar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
Upton County.

For State scnAtor-I. II. DOKrCll.
For County representative. {. MOORE, sA
For Foater--JOHN II HEAD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

EymvurlE the n.pormtic press g
complaining ot the apathy % the rank AMI
h.o cd. the PARTY. 7h' H1ua lIurd. ior
instance, calls attention " lic fac, that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

TnE NcuJcrn 7enHcscan warns !hc Dem
ocnls Of that District that the Rcpubli-
cans arc making extraordinary oxcriions
to carry II on the 9th of November. aud II
urges and cntrcats that EVERY effort be
made to call out a full Democratic vote and
SEQ that there is corresponding increase
for the Democratic candidates. Every
election held hers for several ycan has
shown that the Republican vote is ON the
increase. This should be notifying TO all
good Democrats who have the welfare OF
the country at heart, aud who believe
that lis prosperity will be enhanced 10y
the continuance OF the Democratic party
in power"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

lG ninth Wnrl. corner OrccGlaw anu Second
EtfCots. Friday. october lr. q Opm.
o.. Eiehth Ward, Poplar Street Market house.
Saturday october ~, 80 pm.
II 1hiri and loWth Wards, on the blur Mon
day, October ~ f3O pm
~ Tenth Nurl, corner Main and South streets,
TUESDAY, OI iuhrr on, o. pm.
"A Seventh Ward, Matt smiths grocery, orleans
street "Wednesday, October q, si1 pm.
n Flint Wand. corner Main aud Jackson ftpcts,
Thursday November T. 7..p pm.
- -cCoud Ward, Court house, friday, November
., 9npm.
gi tinh nul sixth Wards ncnlo ftfyrt Market
kaiurlhy, November * 5..Dpm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Tur Nirin ET.ar seriously doubts II
Gen. Chalmers. the Republican candidate
for Congress IN the second Mississippi
District, himself c,pccis 20 BE- elected. or
oven TO SET VOTES enough upon which 20
base y contest hyiuir the House Of Repre-.
scnau,cs. Nevertheless" Il scusiby
advises, Democrats must not forget the
importance 81 turning ont la fall force aud
working to promote the success OF the
ticket, Congressional ~ well ~ National"
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Fnycitc County.

Tor Stale sonator-J n DORTCH
For Floatpi-C A. STAINBACK
For County Representative r SHELTON.
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face Of such testimony Bergman will
never be able to max a successful defense
of himself, professionally or otherwise.
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RoBERT H. TAYLOR, Or Garter County
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

TOR CONGRESS- Tenth District,
NON JAMES PHELAN Of Stolby county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Tur Ch1Horion Ncia rHi Co'uir quotes
from the letter Of acceptance Of Col.
Thomns Wentworth lligginson. Demo.
cratic candidate ior Congress la the Filth
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THE COUNTY LEGISLATIyE TICKET.
For KcnIr.nniniIXr

FOR the state senate.
I'M CREWS, WV MCDOWELL
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HOMEWARD BOUND Is HE.
THE EMPEROR IN GERMANY FROM.
ITALY TODAY.

He Defeats the Vatican in It's Attempt
to Weaken the Triple Alliance
Serious CharG- Against the Ex-Em-
peror.
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APPOINTMENT. for Candidates.

The Democratic Executive Committee has made
appointments iHr the Democratic nominees for the
legislature ~ meet the people ui The comfy aud
discus thc ISSUES Of The day in The following order
viz
H. Cnplpvillc Monday, October - Ham.
~ MhiWhuNyu. Monday, October % ipm.
H. whites station. 1uDaiHy October I'll pm.
a. Dexter Ninth District "Wednesday October
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
GR0TER CLEVELAND. o. Nei0 York,
FOR GOVERNOR

FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
ALLEN g. THURMAN, Of 0hlo.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR PRESIDENT,

SUNDAY, :: ; OCTOBER 81. 1888
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-16

The inaugural address of the Great Rock
Island Route, the Chicago. Kansas q Ne
braska railway, is to announce that on
November 18TH solid vestibule trains will
be run between Chicago and Denver, Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo without change,
making close connection at the above
points with all trains for Salt Lake, Los
Angelo, San Francisco, Portland, Oregon,
and all points west, and at Kansas City
and ST. Joseph eastward for Chicago, st.
Louis and all points east, north and south.
These royal trains, consisting of Pullman
sleeping cars, restful reclining chair cars
and magnifcently furnished day coaches,
were built expressly for this service by the
Pullman company and are without ques-
tion the handsomest ever turned out by
that famous establishment. The reclining
chair cars spoken of are free TO all holders
of first class tickets, and a courteous
attendant will be found with every car 10
care for the wants of our patrons. Ask
your nearest ticket agent for a ticket via
'.The Great Rock Island Route" or write
to JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General Ticket and Pass. Agent, Topeka,
Kan. d156-20t