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o., in a. NV Exprrs- Shortest and quick
+, me I" III Middle and Wr~f Florida pont- p,-1~ ~
M"o. ma New or,r4n n 7:o aud D. m trains
connect through I" Thomas vile. Moutron ~ ,,;t
West. 80 P'iHts Nofth and
:, 80 a. m Limited. through To Orlando kissm,o
I;ohl"s i--a farpon >prng-. Sonthcrl md 81 p,r -
,rahlpA barlow, Punta Gcrla and all rn. nsi Sm,h
Florida points. 49, li'i' ilai oouth
- l:-o p M Mail and Express for al noir,s Sor.h
t'ahts\iiit, oeaa, Leesburg Tayares Apnnk, ,'rI
o:"o m Local, connects through for all nopts S,h
Snr -, ny Lee>ourg, Tavares. Orlando rarpnn
HprnSS Soulhtrnnl, st. Petersburg and Fam, "iP''
. lOan a. IN. Cumberland Route : wares n,nr
ma WIN Steamer City of Brunswick doi,v ~
ptun,""t' WAGON. Atlanta. Chattanooga L"missv;jl
NHc.hha'l ~ t. MS and Chicago i''
~ =, m ternandna Mail and Express daily c,n
clihg Gay and Friday with Steamer 81 Nichl, fr
caNahiAh and way la'dings. Thursday win W,nnrr
cicso''rS Tor Ne" z"rk. Sunday with tlyde Strsmrss
ngw seTvire g'.> perfect conn elton 1T Baldwin
- an points North aud West. Wa a,ban IN an n,,n,
N NnT,n, hast and West Via Fernandina cnnrc,in nv
wh steamer ny "f Brunswick for Brln- wck Vscnn7
-Ndsh'a ana ali points North and West - '
ria n iea.eS Monticelo Tuesday. Thursday and Sanr
uiS' on arrival VI ,. r. IL W. Nesihule tr,,n for raI
ID + N,xwp, a. .. MACDoNELi
Con Wns e. p. Il L. A.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
NESTIBULED TRAIN.
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.

rain leaving Thomasville at u 81 m. csrnc s
Sleeping Car II New York . n
:. Train leaving Naycross at Alb N. eaI gss,s,
Hiaeplhg Car Ia Cincinnati. via f. T. V. 4 IT, pa.
:, ram leaving Tn masyille AT 9 - u m. csn'N
"istphg Car 10 l. cirnati. via l.. x y. h Il a q
LiAin leaving Waycross a. % p m. via d H.,es3
a aiu -il"sny at 12.32. night, carries sleeper ''
ram leaving Waycross at l.. 10. night csn'''
l. Savann4h ~
- urnuSa iickes sold 10 all points Basgsse
n'"uSh Also. sleeping car bertns se,ured,
r. q. FLEMING WN r. HARDEb. -
Sup,linlel dent General Pass ~,
q. RIGHT, Agent AT Mont cello
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A Marshal saved Life and Hair.
MONTICELLO, FLA, January 81, 1899

MONTICELLO, FLA, January 2l, 1899.
Nessrs. Lippman Bros, .ScannaA, g., PRO-
prtetors p p p:
For the past eight years have been in bad
health, suffering with Malaria, Rnrumllism
Dyspepsia, Dlop>y, nay digestion was bad anal
my halr all came out. In Fact | wl- nearly 4
wreck. | had taken kidney and blood medicines
wiich did me no good When | began lahln.
l.. F. +. about three months ago | was a. weak
child h We only taken 'our bottle (,W,ll
>z } and 20 day | am a we'll man ana my hair
has " come again | cannot recommend p T.
=. too highly. W. f. WARE
Marshal Monticello Fla.
Witness: f. G. OWFNS
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l. K Z GDnNAN, Mayor
tJf.u u. 1850 I,r
'iAlIAITA.>tE. Fla. March -. 1850

" !'NfFA' 2, T II. NN"tN -, INN!.
-R'4or mi r.fy E,""cc u Ia}'Ao~D,, Efo
htN1LFNtN-l lclciy 3tctIt, in h, half # my
s. and >e"' ate the fONi>loItS o. n ordi .abc.
Iastd idie Aat entitled In or, inlucr to grant K
l.. brnuctt and -eOCiltc~, and their successors ana
a~HihN "ho are 10 organize corporate. II 10 be
S'N 'r4 l'iliha>srr Na'crH urk> CoN,Japy ne \.
c'nNNr rIViic@" ii construct in.s IN int..lrinv au.
"lrl'lnG system Nl "ateiworks ~ The CIV OF
iH'i'>~cr. Florida r. l.. Bt\NETf
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ESecOIleCt

That jacob X. Cohen extends hearty invita-
ton to all to come and rxaniae his immense
s,Jck of laces and embroidetcs, white goods,
hosiery, gloves, handkerchets, fans, RIB ms,
dress trimmings, fancy goods and novelties OF
oil kinds 26
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r,rn,s ~, ..d Ii. i,aa- two,.l or co.trs le.l
Us eaja cjty 't ~ lie squares, free from uil
cost, ctar- "r 'tN'~ "h..S'rN T.
! -. > tt9t u. 9tif c'"''''y sntI eomplctc
and hlVp in ,pc}isipu N sd ctN ". hiu e. ~
noaIh- from a. e pass - ~ tt.l- pidu'f'oc com
Itctr and ,niric IL system OF water prh@ with a
Reservoir II uui less than forty ho> cad gallon,
/ pacity and q: sulii itut lpi9n 20 produce pres
sure IN the mains saeh that from any tylr'n -
! Gated on Mourpc street. between fche cola aud
I MtCalty Streets stream o ter viii bt pro-
jet, fifty tcet vertically through one hundred feet
of fire hose with inch nozzle att eli, d; and
| with pipes and mains Laid upon the streets aud Tor
| the distances said streets designated map or
| plan of system OF water WORKS, prepared for the
| City Council by II : Dnval, Engineer, and now in
| possession Of The Council with adequate num-
Der OF plugs or MIGRANTS, OF approved pattern for
protection against fire along the streets such
mains and pipes are hid, said hydrants not to cx-
coed sixty in all Proptded That if the work sh II
be delayed 10y An epidemic Or ether providential
cause, or by the intervention of the auiNorics of
the city State by SUITS in the courts then the
time so limited >hall be extended for period cqnll
To the time Of such stopla-e or delay and sixty
days additional.
SEC. 6. rha said company SHALL have the right
to extend lis IN 'inS and pipes enlarge is plant, in
crease The number OF is wells and generally to
large its stem from time t. me TO meet incrcls
ing demands.
SEC. :. lhot the City, ralahaS- g, in consider
alton OF the sal com any guaranteeing t'i for tue
pcrloi OF twenty H"tir, ana a log thereafter as
) ia company, IFS successors and assigns sha con
tnuo to operate sad Wa'tr-Wogks, the free AID uu
restricted ne ,fi~ wa.cr>u Ply il cJ-e 81 tire ard
Tor protection against cprtllGrli ion n 4 greeting 10
est hlSh At convenient lac, a'0rg The .inc Of it.
mains ire PLUS, o approved pt'cln, t'r ttat pur
pose, not 10 exceed 10y in al, and IN ulthcr
>iderati"n of the IL rIA ANY agreeing t. furnish
/ thc pub ic mUDi,pt huJ.jirgo Of ,aid citt ~lih
water, hereby hi Gus -f.t to ia> 10 d con.
l~nv. il si;c.,S .lr., -i-, }t-
i"ur hHndr 4 t,l.ar, fu +, ipr twenty ca'-, ~
ctce, t.,ot, !. d4t I.-.i... ara tuu i. 4. II
: ?, i.tt. ir-' Z b tttf.r Il ~'t-t.
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ii THE BOULEVARD HOTEL

Is The only hotel in The city fer co-"Ieu r.
Satisfaction guaranteed, and rates oil O"'1
cheap. JOHN B. HAwKlSA
Cliff Propds'd
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ADVERTISE IN
THE TALLAHASSEE ELOR|DIAN
Ii you want reach
The RIGHT Men
In the RIGHT Way
At the RIGHT Time,
AND SECURE LARGE RETURNS f.!
ADVERTISE IN
NIrs. <.rslmdy Says.


Nrs. <srWndy says.
That mantlia-makers OF TaahtsSe are busily
engaged in making f ISter gowns and bonnets.
That the Florida lawmakers are doing good
and efficient work
That no one knows the half of Forda's beau
ties until they have seen the Hill Country OF
Middle Florida
That if Madame Rlmor knows what she is
talking about, marriage bells will cang at a
lively rate in Tallahassee this and next month.
tina; the program for Memorial Day should be
.nnouncr0. so that All m " be prep lred to take
part therein
That the F:.pR1DlAN has a wide circulation,
and is the very best advertising medium through
which to announce your wants or let the world
know what you have to sell
That Tallahassee leads the world on hand
some roses and beautiful girls
That strawberries are b.ing brought into tn"
Tallahassee market by the bo~hei-bl ketiul and
dew-berres VIII soon b, ri,r
That fresh wr'.r ti,n o. excellent flavor aye
plenttu ia )Ia l4,>eS n ~q..taS a5oa Tal!r-
hasScc
Tnar every y~.e.'o Tai a.-sci delighted
wi onr be,u'i.a! aj country ma ais, - IL.
turn AMI brn-t lad. WIN fa,m.
That this is sur ia ycar oi b.Isa, prospects
in the T.,lthi-sr~ caua'r 1-ryelyjn,1- o3 ,mnc
and crops o Al ha3s Hpuj..ir-.
Tat rc9l c.t,.el4taeT Tai Il ,.e country Is
TWENTY asE&..'t.ss 90 aoNk..
NJ !iJll.aeie. 1,t IN d. -e1Y,.l bt 4 one
N,t, !, j..
leo ana. ,,,.. 5 ~. III ... ..
enj ~ Il waking .e,... t utarv Iar a,lr-
l'h-' "' H.~e il '., "H
'..'t.
" .'H 80 - 700
~
| wuull na cas III.
trc!Nuti'. ~,.,l
sH II HrTe
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'Efr ~ .r.tg tA,,.,l,f 20 s1s.e,>, IL
-
The Is pi ~ N4n~ i.t.
VIE, W ~, t.. Il ~ N. ~, r..> .tD i..., y
by ji4rp y-5t5,. ~ C,rc..3. v 4..eI 81. 40 =.
uch. e. I-' .r't- mr. -"
III ~ .-'''l> - Ht 'lt 81 H'i y
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BOTELfD BEER.

We have take the agency Of Anlonev & Kuhen's Gel
Phraied 81 Louis bot led Beer, iiuyIn in unant
enables us to sell at the low price Of 81 50 per
pints.
- SIR
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Co. artnershlp Notice.

Mr.. W. SANDN HAVING SOLD HIS IN
VI tofest IN tie business now known rs G. W
saxon Co. 10 Messrs. Ball Brothers. the
style "t The firm will hereafter be Ball Broth.
cis * Drmilly. The business will be conducted
on The same PIN. They hope To reta n the I'm,
patronage HE Id firm had, and will make eveIv +
orr TO give entire satisf action to all who deal h
tHcm.
BALL BROS. Il DEMILLY.
IAllahAssce Fla. Ami / lSNN o1.ot
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In the Cir mt Cont of the second .Judicil Cir
cu't q the STATE oi Fipii Il, n aud for l. on
c"unly.-ln Chanccry.
Sarah Given, Comnl ,nant, Noah Given. De-
tendrnr-Bil for Divorce
!TBkING MADE TO APPEAR BY THE ,FFID, vIr
. "I The complainant. Sarah Given appended 10 M,
on Of cgwpliln'. thar the def,niant Noah Given j.
ohrc,'uohi Of the STATE al Fl iida aud than hi. r. i
ueict i hhho"n, q al that said der,r,ant i over
a@e OF twenty one tcarslt il ordered that he d >oah
niNen d" appear plead answer make other ,.ncr IN
the III 81 compliant flied herein. ar b,f re thr am
~! o Nay next. or the said hitl viii ,akrn ~ eau
le--ed. provided, That puouc ilon of ths order no
Inaac once week for fOnr Consecutive weeks in m.
khhlf FL"RlDiAN newspaper bli,hsd in said Cir
cult ana county. " ~ va
Ordered This 9th day of April ;. D. 1899
80, tOtN' ID 4. BRYAN
Aprii ., lSs3@w Clerk c rcuit Court Leon CO. Fla
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Tampa Division.


J. :. = :. =, It,, Is, IA. uAiiy
3. !. q. ~. d. ~ a. Is 81 daily eve.., A.,.,,
81. daily Monday.
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An Immense.

Line OF Stttee-s, Chnlhes, Addresses. Nuns
Veilings, llcnriciias. Cashmcrcs, Mohaus and
White Goods at J. r. Cohen's 26
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Jacob s1. Cohen

Is The agent and only merchant IN The city wi o
sells the celebrated FlaXiinc Corset
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10. ISL TEED Str DIT
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28
THE HERALD.
PHILLIPSBURG. KANSAS.
Coal Dealers Combine and Boy
colt


While a majority of the rings and
monopolies which scourged and i'm
poverished the people of this country
a year ago have quietly collapsed the
Anthracite Coal Ring exists in IN
diminished force and Ievies its taxes
upon the community as pitilessly as
the highwayman plumbers his victims
and as sneakingly as the weasel sucks
the life-blOod from the barn-yard
fowls.
Great railroad corporations do not
hesitate to combine in plundering
consumers with freights on coal high
er than those on -four, grain or other
staples, and dealers do not hesitate
to combine to still further attain and
maintain exorbitant prices. True,
many boss miners feel CALLED at the
exactions inflicted, but any attempt to
market their coal at less than the
monopoly rates is promptly met by
such an increase of freight rates that
their efforts are paralyzed as sudden
ly and effectively as if they were
struck by lightning True, many
dealers are DESTROYS of reducing their
prices, but such are promptly met
with a boycott more extreme and
cruel than any recorded of the labor
organizations. A case is reported at
this Office of one such dealer being re
fused supplies at less than $50. per
ton, and another Of consumer, whose
only Offense was that he endeavored
to get as near the producer as pos
sible, being refused coal though Of
fering the price demanded in advance
of delivery. Still another of a manu-
facturer who bought on the same day
and from the same yard the same
quality and size of coal, and was
charged on the same bill one price
with that delivered at his factory and
a much larger price for that delivered
at his house The Irish World.
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rHEIR BUslNEss BoomlMc

PrObabIy no one thing has caused
such general revival OF trade at q.
w. BickfOrd's drug store. as their civ
ing away to their customers of SO many
free trial bottles Of +. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous IN this verv
valuable article from the fact that It I'll.
ways cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Group, and all throat and lung dis
eases quickly cured. You can test it
before buying by getting a trial bottle
frees large size 81. Every bottle war
Eanted
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28
The People Who know it All.
BY NrOLLIE REITRR.

We have them in our neighbOrhOod. They are
also in your neghbOrhoOd, just the same as flies
and ceckrOaches. They flourish in the spring
time; the summer they are legion; they miss
being gathered in the autumn, like useful crops,
and in the winter they fairly surpass all compe-
titiOn. And they authority all subjects, tin
their minds). If you are in the dark on any sub
iect, especially of current gossip, it is your own
fault. They know all that happens in their neigh
bOrs family and can tell you what old Jim Sim
mons and his wife quarreed about last Thursday,
when, in fact, the old couple don't know them
selves. They know just how often Jenelma
Bigg's beau comes and how long he stays They
could tell why Miss Prgg's young man went
home through the rain, and whether he is coming
back or not. They knew the date OF the birth Of
Sarah jones baby, because, ''that was the very
day at Mag Peters rid out with that triffin' Bill
Muggins, and they was all alone too. jst to
think In fact they can tell you anything, from
the last family dispute. at their furthest neigh
boris TO the name of the man who struck Billy
Patterson. O yes, they know it all and the price
Dfi il
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28

All the vacancies in the house of
representatives are filed, and certifi-
Gates have been issued in every dis
trict. AS that body stands now the
republicans have 164 members and
the democrats 161, the republicans
having a majority of 8 on a full vote
and one more than a quorum. Con
ceding Montana to the democrats the
republicans viii have 168 and the
democrats 1852 after the four new
states make their choice of congress
men a few years hence. That is to
say that even if Montana goes demo-
cratic in the coming election. the re-
publicans viii have a majority of six
in the house of Representatives of the
51st congress and 2 more than a
qUorum.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28
God Puts no Nation In Supreme
Place Which Does Not Meet
the Supreme Duty Of the
Hour"

The settlements Of the War must
stand as the intlexible decree Of a Ma
ton of Freemen. They must not be
shorn oftheir force under any pretext
whatever, but must be acquiesced In
freely in every part of the Republic
without reservation Of voidance or
evasion. 1t must not be equality and
Justice In the written law only. It
must be equality and justice In the
laws administration everywhere. Our
black allies must neither be deserted
nor forsaken. Every right secured
them by the Constitution must be as
surely given to them as though God
had put upon their faces the color Of
the Anglo-Saxon race. They fought
for the Flag in the war, and that flag,
with all it represents and stands for,
must secure them every constitutional
right in peace. Against those who
fought on the other side in that great
conflict we have no resentement. For
them we have no bitterness. We
would impose upon them no punish
ment; we would inflict upon them no
indignity. They are our brothers.
We would save them even from hu-
initiation. But I'll tell you what we
insist upon, and we will insist upon
| it until it is secured, that the settle
ment made between Grant and Lee
at Appomsttox, and which was after
ward imbedded IN the Constitution Of
the United States, shall be obeyed
and respected in every part of this
Union. More we have never asked,
less we will not have. Beyond that
step we have never advanced, short
Of it we cannot stop. Justice and
righteousness plant us there. And
right is might and truth is God" and
we might just as we'll remember now
that God puts no nation in supreme
place that will not do supreme work
and God puts no nation in supreme
place which will not meet the supreme
duty of the Decoration Dag
Address Of Major Mckinley, of Ohio
Gt Metropolitan Opera House, Nell
! York
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SHERIFF,S SALE

STATE OF KANSAS,
Phillips County. 90
III the District Court Of Phillips Co.,
Kansas.
The Bank Of GlascO, Plaintiff
Albert j. Stiles, Matte A I Case No, 1868.
Stiles and j. &. GaffOFd,
Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named Cont,
and OF an order of sale issued on said Judgment
to me directed and delivered, / will Mon
day, July LIST. 1889, at the hour OF
O'Clock p. OF said day, at the
'front.' door Of the court house, in PhiilipsbuFg,
In the county Of Phillips, State of Kansas. offer
at public sale and sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash 10 hand, the following described real estate,
Lots fOrty-two [42l and forty four tfD in block
II range I'VE l5l in the city OF kiFWin, Phillips
county, Kansas, all in the county Of Phillips,
state OF Kansas. said property has been levied
upon and ts to be sold as the property Of the
above named defendants,
Dated this % day of May, A. D. 1889.
G. NJ. McGUIRE,
Nay Slot. Sheriff Phillips County
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NoTLcE ZOE PTBLICATLoN.
Land ONCE at hirwin, Kansas, Z
Tvrv,o sAI sQu0


Notice is hereby given that the follOWiBg-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Judge of the District
Court at Pnlllipsburg! Kansas, July 18Th 99, viz:
SAMUEL FOSTER PLUMBER
He No. 30349, Ne NE1z SW1f NEH section
4, town ?, range Il. He names the following
witnesses 20 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of. said land. viz
i. Ri. Patteu, j. I'll. Burke, d. r. Potts and
ID, Brandon, all of Crow p. o., Kansas.
ANY person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regu-
latiOus Of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, VIII be given an OPP
pOr tunity az the above mentioned time and place
TO CROSS examine the witnesses of said claim 7nt
and 70 offer evidence in Febuttal of that 50 unlimited
by claimant. ii. a. YONGE,
june 7-6C. Register.
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NoTLcE ZOE PUDLIoATIoN.
Land once at KiFwiR, kansas, No 81

June Sd. 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the fOll0Wing-naHl-
ed settler has fled notice of his intention te
make final proof in support of his claim. and that
said proof viii be made before the Judge of the
District Court, or in his absence the Clerk there
Of, at PhiipebuFg Kansas, on July 9th, 1888, viz:
HERMAN B. ABBOTT,
HE 1879 for the NV or sW or sec. %, e hf Sc or
sW or Sc or Section %, Town 2, Range H. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuOGs residence upon and cultivation of, said
land, viz: Jefferson ROney. Michael ROney, Isaac
johnson and L. P. johnson, all of Phillipsburg,
Kansas.
ANY person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such DrsOf, or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regu-
latiOns OF the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, will ba given an OPP
pOrtunity at the above mentioned time and place
To CrOss-examine the witnesses Of said claimant,
and to offer evidence in rebuttal Of that submit
ted by claimant.
june 7-6t. H. A YONGE, Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-28

After a long, severe and terribly
bitter struggle, the whiskeyites have
given up the fight in Kansas, and
prohibition does actually prohibit.
We do not mean that liquors cannot
be purchased in Kansas, for it can be
done, but the prohibitory law can not
be violated with the greater impunity
than other laws. No person who has
respect for himself and family will
undertake to run a whiskey joint
which business is now as disrup table
as horse stealing. The words 'sa-
LOOM" Larger Beer" stare no man
in the face in any town or city in Kan
sas, and there are thousands of chill
dren in the state who haven't the least
idea of what a liquor saloon Is like.
The road was a rough one, but it lead
to fields of peace and happiness
LathrOp Monitor
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ROCK ISLAND AHEAD.
The Latest Thing in Tourist S eep-
ing Cars.

The Rock Island has inaugurated new feature,
which promise to create considerable interest in
railway improvement, it being free tourist car
service, with nearly all the cOnveniences of the
palace car including COOred porter in attendance,
fine hair mattresses. pillows, blankets, soap, etc
When made up fog the night, the fourteen sec
tiOns paFtitiOned OF with sliding panels, and
curtGined with heavy damRsk dFaperies. Tables
attaChable to the sides of the interior, are pro-
vided for each section The cars are heated by
steam, the aisies Carpeted and cuepidOys for the
cleanliness of the cars. are added. The duties of
the porter accompanying each car Will be similar to
those Of the palace car serviCe-tO look after the
wants OF the passengers and see that the car is
kept perfectly clean. In one end is the ladies'
lavatOry, and in the other, one for gentlemen,
which as nicely appointed and furnished as the
most fastidiOus would desire. The intention of
the Chicago, Kansas q Nebraska is to furnish
these cars free of charge to tourist or excursion
parties when the number of persons is sufficiently
large to justify the use Of a car or cars. With
such accommodations, and without charge, there
sleeping accommodations, nor is 1t necessary to
make such trip expensive. It's great induce
ment for parties. clubs, or any considerable NUM-
her of persons contemplating q trip to the Rocky
Mountains, for instance. And, too, the Denver
i Rio Grand has adopted the same scheme. and
as the Rock Island connects with this route in
Colorado. the free tourist car system will no
doubt be generally adopted by those in search of
the pleasure and health-giving regions OF our con-
tinent.-Kansas City Journal. If,
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