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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-07-06

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
the next term:
PFC. II. Lowry, C. C.-J. II.
Rimel. V. &C. A. Miller. p
l.. Long. NJ. of E.-W. Gerhardt.
NJ. of Y.-C. Zimmerman. X. of R.
q SD. Darby. M. of Al. Perriel,
j. CD. o. Bodine. o. GA. Zim-
norman. d. DIV. Gerhardt. Trus-
tees.-W. l.. Long, j. Whitson, j. A,
Bowers. g. Representative, G. H.
WOlfes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-06

An went of exceptional interest. And one
vas the reception gwen by Rev. pr. Kicker
Of this city IN six members Of hi, college
class. the class Of 80 at Colby nisersity
on The occasion Of their iftsetb Anniversary
This class numbered nineteen of whom nine
are now living Seven Of these survivors
we're present at the commencement exercises
at Colby thu. week and to six Of them Or
Kicker extended the Inequalities Of his home
and right royalty entertained them on Thurs
DAY evening They also spent the night
with him and all breskfasted together yes
terlay morning before leaving for their
homes DR. Rickers guests were A. II.
Briggs. member Of the Suffolk Bar Boston
$. l. Caldwell. -. D.. formerly for a long
time pastor at Bangor and Providence, and
later president of Nasssr College; n T.
Fay, for more than forty years pastor Of
the same church in Ohio; A. II Granger.
ID. D., in charge IF church for ten years
in Warren. Me, and for twenty three years
pastor Of a church IN Providence, and since
pastor in Burrlllville. Il. l. Mylon Mer-
ram pastor in Hampton. Mass and Thomas
G. Wright. pastor in Hopewell. n. j. 1t
was memorable occasion AMI one most
highly enjoyed by alt. our highly esteemed
citizen felt grateful for the visit of his class
mates aud they equally so for their gener-
nus entertainment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-06
Mr.. BLAINE III AUGUSTA.
Leaves for Bar Harbor Yest' lay Al
tsrroon.

Secretary Blaine arrived in the ~ On hi
way from Warrington % Bar -tor anG
ras the guest, shils here Of bis relative Mr.
Charles r. CaIdsslI. PridaY m, ming he
yis.tsd ths STATE House and ca iea IA Gov
ernor Bgrieizb al his rom in M Executive
Chamber After tn .iIs GoTerno invited
him 70 take a drive about the ei;y and Mr.
Blanc improved the pportafty 30 call up
IN = f. II the hi, OH friends tmysz whom
we're Hon Jonn T. steysns ,hs nesly ap-
psylr tod minister resident TO the Hawaiian
f.xa.!. III !. senator. ia NJ, W. BrAi-
bury aad Hon Jo.eph Hesan
l,sriaz the 3fye they also g..itsd tar Aa-
gasts gfoifinz PARK rhich IN late year. has
become 80 popular throughout this section Of
tbs state At - n the afternoon he IA.
4fisru - thu station By the Governor shere
10 taaS fhi. express train for Bar H4rbor.
Nr Blaine Il, looking and feelin. re.
narssbly veil and il Apparently IN vigorous
health lie speaks enthusiast IDEALLY Of the
.aiprsyenirnts 81 notes 10 all ssetsOns " the
sat. H. =. apparently enjoJ "a his oating
anau1 the people II the STATE that TOR so
many year. hooofsl him and .hich in re-
tara he ha. 81 d. xhly honored and 80 ably
served Eoa euyag, Mr. Blame
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-06

This remedy is becoming so well known
and 40 ponular as to need no special men
ion Iii who have used Electric Btter'
sing the same song of prsise.-i purer med
;cjne does not exist and it is guaranteed "a
40 all that is claimed. Electric Bitters vii
cure ali diseases of the Liver and Kidneys
viii remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood =
viii drive Malaria from the system and pre-
vsnr a. well as cure all Mslarial fevers-
For the cure of Headache Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters-Enure sat
;.fsction guaranteed, or money refunded.
PC "a ets. and 81. 90 per bottle at j; VI
- r,., ,-ng store. janl td&wehwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-06

Read the hospital reports. read the mor.u-
arv reports. read the medical puoheauo's'
read the daily newspapers, and learn ~
wide spread is heart disease. now di'ncuis VI
detection it is to most people, no" many ~ shu
how sudden are the deaths II causes ineN
read Dr. Flint's Treatise on Heart DISEASE.
and learn what it is. what causes IT, ma
diseases it gives rise to, what It's symp'oms
are. and how it may be attacked YOU
find YOU have heart disease, ask you. u.as
gist for bottle of Dr. Fhnts hemeu! :,
The treatise may be had on application %
Mack Drug Co.. n. Y. For sale py =. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-06

First Baptist Preaching at 1880 by Rev.
l. Lane of Wateryile.
Friend. hapel Services a. 1870 A. NJ.
aaa 30 2. NJ Preaching by Rev Phebe
Wnt}seoth All are cordially invited
sung anl gospel service in the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association at {
+ VI 10 smch all men are cordially inyit-
eli
I'wversAl.t church Morning service
vt,h preaching Icy the pastor, Rev II. $.
Whitman, 10 81 A. NJ. Sunday School u
VI Commuuol service . + NJ.
ST Mark. Church Third Sunday after
TRINITY sunday School at $50 l. NJ.
prayer and holy communion with sermon a,
10 30 NJ choral evensong at $50 r VI.
All are cordially invited
Congregational Church Preaching at
lo.20A VI aol : 50 2. NJ by Prof. f. Z.
Woodruff of Bowloin College; sabbath
>chool at T. NJ Communion at ) T NJ.
Y +. : G + At $40 7. VI
Church Of Christ Scientist will hold
their usual Sn lay service at the home of
Mr.. Charles Wadsworth. % oak strse:. at
A}o 7 VI Sunday school at , 30 p. NJ.
Al Interested ar cordially invited to ate ID.
VI + Church At the usual morning
service An address will be delivered by Mr..
J W Ramsey colored refugee from Ar
kansas in p,see Of the usual sermon by the
pastor Az close of service the regular
monthly communion will be administered.
Social services "A usual
The folloujng is the programme for the
band concerts At rogus this afternoon and
SUNDAY afterno IN At o'clock
T. Grand March and Corcge, La Refine de Saba,
tiounoi
overtur. - The Barber " seville, Bossiui
lh"mv 81 ar The Swiss BOY Bent
Duet for Flugrlhorn amt Cornef. Mcs.rs Ihi"mr
and Bo0th.4
Walflr.-Nsnus Rrign t,ungir
R.is
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Local Motto se.

pS~Devine's Hair Grower is warranted to
stop hair from falling We make this offer,
if after giving it A fair trial YOU are disssts
fed state the case TO your Druggist and he
will refund your money, As he buys Of "a
with that understanding. We back him for
all such losses. The genuine bears the
photographs of the Inventors two daughters
on every hottle-ts no other Price -
cts. Sold by all reliable Druggists
DEyiNE MEDICINE Co.
Augusta, Me.
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The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies' may use the liquid fruit
laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions
make it their fsvorite remedy. 1t is pleas
ing TO the eye and TO the taste, gentle, yet
effectual in acting on the kidneys. liver and
bowels. lune25d&w lmfolrm3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-06
EXCURSION 10 MUIcIE, IND,
White Mountains & Niagara Falls
SIS O'Clock,
Tuesday Morning, July 9th.

Tuesday Morning, July 9th.
for Mgncie, Indiana, the Wonderful Natural Gas
City Of the West.
This train will he run by way Of the white Noun
tain- aud Niagara al = giving exeursionist- OPP
pOrtanity to view the magnificent scenery along the
route and stopping at Nisgars Falls four hours.
Two days will be spent At Muneie inspecting the
factories run by the king u fuels, natural gas. The
city will be illuminated and gas wells lighted and
blown Off in full force
Muucie has 81 maBufSctories. is Of which have
located there within /. months. Two year. ago
Muucie had .oo inhabitants, now it exceeds "A go
and viii Increase 500 this year Conservative judge
estimate .hr population 81 - CO.. in five years. 3l5
houses now being erected and over so will BE-
completed this year. Mancie Offers nneguaied OPP
portunitie- for profitable investment.
Tickets from Portland aud way stations ESQ for
rpHni trip Wagner Sleeping cars sl0 extra For
full particulars e'e., address ANDREW J. CHASE,
Portland Ne, z t. KIDEorT. Vice President,
General Manager Mgncie n. G. L. / Co. july Dds;
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N1~ Physicians prescriptions are care
fully compounded At kinsman's Drug Store
corner of Bridge and Water SITS At moderate
prices lsh~'"eoiu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-06

A handsome complexion is one of the
greatest charms woman can possess. Poz-
zonis Complexion Powder gives it.
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DIZZY /?
taal.Atendx ypr3t,
OUR ALUM Nj.
Poem read at the Annual Reunion OF the
Alumni OF Cony Academy, at Neon
ian Hall July 2. 1889.


VII DAANAs
There's a vision Of river
That from some where oAnt to me,
Flowing On and pn forever
A. It -".k- m, bcckuning sea.
still and cool aud sweet it. source H.
And it, WATER CrF-t4l fair.
Al un ouchrd ny yrxing forces
Working ia the earth and air
And it flows III ough diver. place4
Through the hustle Of the town,
And WHARF lovely flower face.
In the breeze are lending down.
Now "a fsteiory's wherls III turning,
lteu church it lApsr- by
Then. where student lamps are burning,
There fhr nari- OF 'rade 4 nigh.
" h"u the summer winds are blowing
And fh' lHtr Jun. rp-e- bloom.
I = the river pilgrims. rowing,
/" its distant springs are come,
Come, to rest within the shadows
nt The hemlock and the pine.
Como 70 catch the So, nt u meadows,
Nhrr, the starry wild flowers shine.
You have cnught my allegorys
For the vision l. the truth.
Comrades H. il not the story
pf orr sehGol-day- and our youth
From his school stream is flowing
10 enrich me- dusty Way.
one small riil of learning flowing
nd"fie'i and clear always.
Gully ran at first the river,
Ia blue currents danced along
A. with hope and mir'h t.quiycr,
And it. banks were glad with song.
Nov uiore sober Ani more steady,
A 20 grHyr uses let
For the ~ At worlds labor ready
Though H. How j. rhythmic yet
w. too. arr tn, pilgrims coming
Mitii nur laughter aud our song.
When mid SUMMER flowers are blooming
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Miss Lon iy4fNIF t4As hFFH FistA4Hk lflftHif
IN 9k.sh-gaa.
Han la..uh Rrizss Of Winthrop vas in
,be cit, ye.t.rl.y
NJ, sarah + Lsnf..t Of Washington h.
"a, ,,...D,,, waiting friends.
Ma. F.nnl. Russell ~ I.e~t.ton j.. the
,,.., nj Ma. Nofle Myr,ck
Mr., E.4.ne Chase arrived home from
ye.k vacation A, vinaih.yen
fo.nr.nr.. t,mni..ioner ] -. Smith Of
sk,.b.,,o "a. IN the ei,y Yesterday.
N.. Mime N K+ily leave. tbls morning
AMIR, y,e,t,on Ira Boston and vicinity.
tmnng fA.. ARRIVAL. Yesterday were no
mod VI, Eail.y and l. St,dlard E.a.
of Gardner
Mis-. Alma Staples who has been waiting
h.r ..tsr Mr.. Col staple- left for her
h.,u,.. In H,nyor ye.t4rIay
Mr. rha. sturt.vant. clerk a. the Augusta
u.a., lpave. TO-DAY for Itockland where he
Vail .n.od , short va alton.
Joh, = u,alA Of Portland. who wa. one
If IN, iudse. In the races Thursday. left
for home Yesterday forenoon
M.. Margaret Blaine arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from Bar IIarbor and
viii prob.bly return there today.
Miss Josie Soulr of Watcryilis, who spent
the Fourth With Mr. anl Mr- J w Sheehan
If tni. c,ty. left for h home c.ter,lay.
Mr. Charles Church who crushed be
tween the ear. last saturday - upon the
streets having partially recovered from the
accident
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Fay Tor and Mr..
ard Mrs. Georse Brook'of Boston who have
been VISITING friends ia the city, returned
y
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hern known mat president u ar '"n visited
''"' STATE iN i7t1 an h'"os x 'ur'''h A.
thr guest ni thr ffscitor'us tn Ut oh",'t
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Tn, PAYERS arrived IA the e.y ,u.ts-ls,
and commenced work on the upper end of
Water street At nine O'Clock "a to, .renoou.
The regular gang, all of whom worked on
,.p....tt,.., ,ol en-. .,tf,., 4..lf .....,...,..
h.r.. ~. n,yi,, wa. COMMENSURATE
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I'm, ,,h.r .i1, viii then b., p,,.Ius,,.t
ma. ,,,,,s.,rv +, orI.r tb,t th..v ors may
no, hinIer tho travel which nusi pa.. over
a., ..-.., rhs r.v,r, w,. t,k., to s,,i,,
IN froat of Inntins,on's Yesterday hut VIII
no rro.scutea more rapidly nov that it,.
under w.v The curhng and rat,a basins
,re heipy act a the work progresses The
paving in the square proper Will not BE- lad
'''''' ''''
An ey,nt Of great interest to members of
"
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Marrieo.

In Detroit CRY MINI. Harry H. tiieh 'prnlsas
of this city. and Rose L. BlanehAfd Oh NV'4'''-
Wis.
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RE

fouA sufferer from any Of this ilssof synpeoma
some Of whiea warn Y0a thar yoq are Liable toaa
attack II Apoptsry Dizziness Pressure In the
Fl Al. spots Before Eyes. Pain Around or Palpita-
tian u Heart, PAN IA Region Of Hart with Feeling
Of saGocstapu, Ringing Sound in + RS, Sambnessor
Frickiy sHnsation II Limbs, especially the Arm,
Pain between Shoulder. and IN Site Pain In small
Of ba.x or Hip Dry Cough. Flatuienee sour
Stomach. General Debility. Lea u Appetite. &c.,
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Maine Gossip

The Presampscots have played seventeen
games this season and have not yet found
any team able 70 beat them Out of tni'
number but one game has been lost Thai
"a. taken By the St. Johns, With a score Of
g 10 5. by mere luck, AZ the score sho~s thai
the Name tviriers oatharsed the Sc. Johns
and bad less errors on their sile Of the ae
count - Portland Argas
This IL certainly good record. bur ther
it must BE- remembered that the Presamp
scots haven't ran ap against the Augustus
yet
saeo rhree-ysar-oid's express wagon
va found broken, says The Bishiefori Times
by one Of hi. parents the other day. xhere.
upon this dialogue followed
Who broke 1t, Phiis"
81 !ont xnor."
why Phil, how could i, have been broken
without your knovingsT
Il don't know. / less DoM did il.
The commencement nun Der Of the
isDslS4h Ofi-HL sat tLAt II Ads TIE 1utGoFlts
Of one of the leading members Of the college
faculty IN stating that the report that the late
Pslez w Chandler cuI from his will liberal
donation for The college 90 account of bis
disapprobasion Of President Hy!es course
in the last political campaign, Is utterly with
out foundation. Nr Chandler did hi. work
for the college during hi. life and did IL
literally There seems u Be no we'll foundcd
ground for believing that he intended 10 10
anything further for It in the way Of a
isgacy.
The Somerset Reporter justly believes
that the attractions Of Northern Somerset
are not Advertised as thoroughly az they
should be. The scenery is unsurpassed in
Maine, The forests are extensive. the trout
ponds numerous, h.h and game abound, and,
while the number Of pleasure seekers and
spor;smen who VISIT Somerset Is large, II
could be trebled with benefit To the vacation
st. and profit 10 those Who are so veil pre-
pared To entertain them.
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Thick and Glossy"

THE PRODUCTION Of an abnndau.
growth Of hair, Of siIk-iike texture
and OF the original color, often resuIs.
from the Use, By those who have beeor,e
bald or gray, Of Ayers Hair vixor;
:" WA rapidly becoming graz and
bald bat after a4ing two Of ,hrrs,
bottles Of Ayers Hair yigog ny hair
grew thick and glossy ani the origi-
nal eolos w4a re-tored. N AIlrieh.
Canaan Centre, y II.
A trial Of Ayers Hair vigor has con-
Fineed hss Of it, merits. It's e.s has
not only caused the hair 81 nav wife ana
daughter 10 be abundant and glossy ba-
u nas gwen my rather srante.i mus
taGhe respectable length and app.a.-
ancs - t. BEIfioa. Oakland, Ohio.
have used Ayers Hair vigor for
the past four or i've years and lind il a
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
IL is ali that ! could desire, being harm
less. causing the hair 10 retain il,
natural color. and requiring bat . small
quantity 70 render ti. hair easy u, ar
Iangs - Ms. " 4. Bailey. 3 Charles
= ft.rr 80 -
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Diieo.

In uar,laud. June =. Mrs, Ella s. VIE Of 'A"i'
N bradbury ESQ, aged "A years
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A Saco three-year-oid+s express wagon
va found broken, says the Bidiefori Times,
by ons Of hi. parents the other day. xhere-
upon this dialogue followed
". NJ. hrnLs II Phtl>.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-06

why Phi, how could i. have been broken
without your knovinzt7
Il don't know. less Do.M did IT,
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Visitors are commencing to arrive Al ham
mouis Grove in gooily numbers The FOL
lowing BOSTON parties arrived recently MI
Frril Bauer. wife and child, Mrs. Bauer
Mr.. Geo. Bauer and Mr.. Frank oeihnger
Mr.. Cnissrl of New Haven, Conn. 10 sist
At the grove. On one of the islands arr
Messr. James D. Keith. Percy G. Bolster
and Biuuey Gunnison cottasers, are srr''lhs
in soollv numbers, and everything looks
mos, prosperous. City people Will maxi
Hsmmonds grove the local resort for th'
summer
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Qur stiuns 80 our Alma Mater,
A. her children .ound her praise.
Ah my comradc- sou and daughter
an We answer truly, Yes"
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26
Notice of Special Election.
STATE OF COLORADO,
PRowERs COUNTY.

Whereas. by virtue of an act of
the Seventh Genera! Assembly ot the
state of Colorado entitled san act to
establish the county of Prowers, and
the county seat thereof, providing
tor the appointment of its precinct
and county officers; fixing the terms
OF court therein and attaching the
same 10 certain Representative. Sen.
atorial and Judicial Districts;- the
county seat of said county was estab-
ilshed at Lamar there to remain un-
til changed according to law and
Whereas, the county commission
ers of said county did on the 27th
day of September A. d. 1889, at a
special meeting of said board enter
an order of record that the question
of changing the location of the said
county seat and making the same
permanent be submitted to the quail
flied voters of SAID Prowers county.
Colorado, at the next general election
IN said county to be held on the 5th
day of November a. d. 1889.
Now, therefore, public notice is
hereby given that at the general elec-
ton to be held In said county on the
5th day of November A. d. 1889.
the question of locating the perma-
nent county seat of said Prowers
county will be submitted to the oual.
flied electors of said county for their
action thereon.
Each voter who has resided in said
Prowers county, for a period of at
least six (6) months and who shall
have resided in the precinct in which
he shall offer to vote at least ninety
(9o) days prior to the days of election
as aforesaid shall be entitled to vote
on said question.
All votes on said question shall be
on separate ballots on which shall be
written OF printed the words:s. For
County Seat" and beneath such words
either In writing or printing the
name of the town or place Of the
choice for such county seat Of the
elector deposlting said ballot, and
which said ballots shall be deposited
in a separate ballot box for that pur-
pose provided, and the place having
n majority of all votes so polled in
said county shall be declared the
county Seat of said Prowers county.
By order of the board of county
commissioners this 27th day of Sep
tember a. d. 1889
Attest:
f. z. ALLEN, Co. Clerk.
]. d. MARTIN.
Chairman
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26
Notice of Special Election.
STATE OF COLORADO,
PRowERs County

PRowERs County
Office of Board of County Com.
missioners of Prowers County, Colo.
RADIO:
W hereas, at a special meeting of
the board of county commissioners
of Prowers county Colorado held in
the town of Lamar in said county and
state on the 2Tth day of Septemb Der,
I'D. 1859. A Apetition was presented
10 the county commissioners signed
by fifty t50) electors of said Prowers
County Colorado who had paid taxes
assessed to them in that part of ia
Bent County now included within the
said county of Prowers praying SAID
board of county commissioners to sub
nitat the next general election to be
held III said county to the qualified
electors of said county who shall have
paid taxes upon property assessed
against them in the preceding year
the question of whether the board
OF county commissioners shall issue
bonds for the funding of the accrued
Indebtedness of said county as pro
vIded by law and whereas, 1t having
been aseertaIned by the said board
OF county commissioners that the
whole amonut of Indebtedness of
said county for which warrants have
been drawn and are now outstanding
is S34, ISL - dollars.
Therefore, IT is hereby ordered and
notice Is hereby given that at the
next geDrrl election for Prowers
county to be held on the 5th day of
November A. ID. 1889 there will be
submi,ted TO . vote of the qualified
electors of said county who shall
have paid ta-as npon properly assess
ell to them IN that portion of Bent
county which is now included within
the boundaries of Prowers county, IN
the year 1888, the question whether
the board of county commissioners
shall Issue bonds OF said Prowers
county, under the provisions of the
laws of the state of Colorado relative
Ia the funding of county indebted
ness to the amount Of twenty thou
sand (s2J .0o0) dollars, SAID bonds to
be payable at the pleasure of said
Prowcrs county after ten years from
the date of issuance and absolutely
due and payable twenty years after
the date of Issuance and to bear in
terest at the rate of not to exceed
seven (7) per centum per annum pay
able semi-annually. All persons vot-
ing on the above question shall vote
by separate ballot which shall be
deposited in a separate ballot box
used for that purpose only, and on
which said ballot shall be written or
printed the words For funding coun-
ty debt" or Against funding county
debt"
BY order of Board of County Com
missioners September 27th 4. d.
1889
Attest:
F. p. ALLEN, County Clerk.
J. d. MAKTIN,
Chairman
The Lamar register., 1889-10-26
Free Reclining-chatr cars
to Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver.

The "Santa Fe Route is now run.
ming free reclining-chair cars be-
tween Kansas City and Denver on
daily trains leaving Kansas City at
1920 4 m, and Denver at l:20 p.
m. These cars are entirely new, and
have been built expressly for this
train, are fitted with all the modern
appliances for both conveniences and
safety, and are unequaled by any
cars run between these points here
tnfore No line can offer you better
accommodations than the old reliable
"Santa Fe Route"
For any information desired re
gariing rates, through car accommo
dations, time of arrival aud departure
of trains, &c, call on any agent oi
the Santa Fe, or address.
GEO. I. NICHOLSON,
G. PAT. A., A. 7. & s F. II. R,
topeka, KANSAS.