Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16


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Great Fo.s ol h4eks and carriages. fsar
ll1ss og street cars With 10 Passengers, %.
llesnsn ~igh niles u gold cord "a e04I.
pans and b4L The Chief 0f Police with
spaalsILss sad mors niL-s Of gold ccrd and
braid great stores sith plate gas windows
and small stOexs "a goods and 40 customers.
beautiful sotsl hign On hill. daily
Dapar called Ia< h0t Blast-this Is Aanis-
son. Alabsna boom t0sn. they ~iA tell
you Il las Is 90 inhabitants-it may have
o.0O0. baE I doubt il. still the AnnistoH
I'm Is lovely hOtsl. and great hotel Il an
Oasis a a hungry desert.
on. my dear. goO-od boy eas yea tell
me where Is good hotel d not know
tses country. hope shall never see 1t
aA gain. 1 have eend- asston 50 badly
have eaten nothing Tor days and days"
IL -ss poor Old JanaGschsk-the great
tragic actress she sat- on trunk truck in
the depot a. spartAnsbufg. y. C., and
TAXED - ma Of ne ups aud downs of life.
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A southern city fuii Of life and business
and Esysty. The streets presentng = NOV
ing sisht-some Of the energy. the Am0i-
lion OF the N0rIh. A magnificent hotel
one where you can get something hI 10 eat
beautiful women on the street. thronzing
the hotel parlors. filing the theatre which
they attend in full dress and with bare
heads. A brilliant newspaper working
with purposs-a noble purpose. the form
ing aud fsshioning OF the New South-the
paper IS the Constellation. the city is Tar
famed Atlanta
Bleeding Kansas" on one side and poor
old Missouri on the other. and elevated
above all is surroundings a marvellous,
matchless metropolitan city. set upon aud
built among more than twice the seven
bills ol he Eternal City. There are huge
twslve-story buildings, great commercial
blocks cable railways. elevated railways,
electric railways. all going rumoling and
rolling slong. and every car filed with
people all in hurry. Magnificent hotels
one FINER than the Palmer or the Grand
PAcihc-with its dining room on the sixth
door, under the roof-the hotel is the Mid
land. the town Kansas city.
Broad, beautiful streets. splendid air of
wealth and prosperity. everybody apparent
ly happv-elks heads and e.ks teeth and
human elks-B. 2. o. +. fellows every
where-that is Omahs.
There are churches on the hilltops-
10 saloons IN the valleys
Jhey buy their whiskey in the drug shops
And drink il ia .he alleys
And this is one OF the great, growing,
booming towns OF the prohibition. Singu-
lar, is It not. that the Corn City should be
50 dry-Sioux City. Iowa, is the town OF
NNlCl 1 SPEAK. IL uas one OF tue lOFeileot
theatres il America-and l know all about
McVlcker's and the new Solumbia in
Chicago, to say nothing of TIE great drs-
matte temples of the East There isn't a
sign over a store in tie town that is not
made of corn cobs. The couplet at the
head of this paragraph expresses the ex-
tent Of the liquor traffic in the town.
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cannot devote ten lines 70 The Twin
Cities o. the great Northwest-Minnes-
poiis and 81. Paul. Ny visit there is of so
recent a date that neither ten lines nor a
hundred could express my admiration.
ought to tell you of Memphis, of our good
old clerical friend BurfOrd. rector of Cal
vary. the riches; church in all the South,
and perhaps / ought to whistle a bar or
two ofthe "Arksnsaw Traveller" and say
something Of Little Rock and Pine Bluff
both of which are located in a land OF
which the Divine Being is popularity sup
posed to know nothing OF, but it is the
season of the yssr when only good things
ought to be said Of everybody and every
thing, ana SO let rs part.
LLOYD BREEZE