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New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
SCPEENING THEGOTERNOE or MARf fLAHD
- PUBLIC INQUIRY LIKELY As TO THE CON
DUCT OF THE EXECUTIVE ~ RELATION
TO THE TREASURY.

,nnapos Md March u ,spccian-Whcn the
special order calling upon Governor Jackson 70 INFORM
the legislature when he last examined me ieiauihB
treasurer Archer under oath came up III tlc hous"
,o day tho Democrat, voted -odly for IL reference
T., tic Investigation Committee. The Republicans
,tron-ly opposed thl, action. Thc reference Is part
of the ring programme shield the neglect or gnor-
lncc # the Governor A. 10 his duties
Under resolution passed by the legislature 10
day. the Governor is empowered 10 remove the i'iaui
ius Treasurer without any vaitflS Tor TIE complo'"
r.nn,f 81 tie committee. Tho Governor Of course
,,i, .iye Archer a chance 10 defend himself by fixing
time for The hearing Of charge, and t" treasurer ;
defence, By this rI.c tie dishonest official i removed
o. t.c charge II mal.caeancc in Office II Is now
-ta.od that Archer only hypothccaled about s3oooo
ol "a" state securities The re> % the missing oohuS'
inward # aiO0.OoO. were sold outright. II THIS
e tc hc Dau bc indicted Tor grand larceny but for
thc yp1hccltion o the sccuritic, alone ne can Only
be pro c.uicd .lr maif,a,ance in oAioe
From Lellir. IN, home. comes the report that ne
na. a~, ruined farmers and other citizens Of liarlord
County, who. a, his clients, io':w>t,d funds 10 h'
l.nr or 10 invest for them. lie also lost considerable
r,n., belonging - estates In his care HIS business
method, vcro ~ the loose, character and ne h"i been
,u 10 lend large >ir, of money - persons without
eve. tlhiu- t.-r note OF any sort Of security II Is
r.n,r,cd today that hi, condition has improvcd' ana
, p.i, ~iriAn, now think tint De may recover .Nsuc
,, IN. rr..nt state complications. 1t will require
.n.onO - pay oN hi' icV''hh "U"-'''o,',' '
f-,rfs .1y ihtt he sGrandcrsl from Sl''Voo Z"
-.oo0o a Year for political purposes. Governor
Ia, .,1u .aid 90 day
III seem, to me that all the missing money can be
r ,..,,d II IL ,.- "A deep laid plan at emhczhNng
Dee ,..n, i,,. l,,n eVn.sird to BE- ready 10 ge away
.tai t. d .rpvcg} made which "a- SURE 10 'oiie
.cr ,r l. tcg inst 4ld e.. that, u l. stated iha ne
'ofl,t.., elf destruction. Ihc -2Ou,OpO 0i s per
,.r, =, ttr Exchange loan securities oil l7r- 'tn,li
for ,hc ~iuiu- Fund.- are intact u" w" 'uSt rt VI ,.o
,.,.. ,.,, Nr,,lunt,' National Bank of Baltimore
n flr. hat been pat into the safe deposit boN Wy
world hay. h.cu cancelled. Hoh thc ohtrvll'T anu ANU
i, H. ,,,. d .l.r cancellation with the Treasurer
Ihe,, are. believe In. only state securities 'aNe
rur the ~iu,ing Fund IN my adiiinl-'rd'l'h III, ~
i,,-. .,fe,r cf1rr ON" IF my ohe'llrh~ I" pulihs
r,i,, other than those issued By the Statr Is ut'
,,..r cannot ir cancelled The report Is tnut Nr'
,,e, H. u 600 I'm agrcir. to the political committee.
ri. case viii end the selection OF state nhah.c o,
d,, for political chairman, hips Lne t"o 1 d1 no, % i b
n..',n,r,ts something on this score in coming cam
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
r,yEs Oy CORPORATION LOANS.

HARRISBURG Penn. March 3l.-JudSlncnts ior u'c
state In the matter Of tax on loans were e'erc" !"
the following cases todny SchuyIl Navigation 'oh
many S4iI ~ Mammoth Vein Coal and Iron Company,
s:,OG o.: Norh rcnnsy lvania Railroad company
4533 OF; Norristown Junction Railroad company
sl35 ST; susquchanna Canal Company, S25J - :
-hamohin. -unbury and Lcwshnrg Railroad Company
S2lil o.; Pcrkiomen Railroad Company. two cases
sI7fs - and -, ,7-6 92, Catawssa Railroad Company
two eases, 81 737 III and Si.502 o3; East Penn haii
road Compauy 1862 30 and l.27l "a; Mammoth
vain coal and Iron Company s246 - each North
p.nu natlr,ad COMPANY, two cases. $l1 90 ~ ana
III 15- -. North Fast Pennsylvania Railroad com
Many two ease, Nl21 - cacn. Schlylkil ana lehlKh
ntr,oa CompanV two cases III .25G II and ~ JOB III
slIamohin ~unhnry and lew,hurS Railroad COMPANY
,nwn Iuuctlon two cases $40 o6 each Harrisburg
and Potomac Railroad Company. Sl'6, Delaware;
Iackawanna and Western Railroad Company on capit'
stock, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
u4RCH Co.'s MOTRNED By FEW.
pt.r,rruxG TO THE LAsT-sERGEANr DuNNs
FEARS ABOUT THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.

p,r.rrrfNG TO THE LNsT-sERGEANr DUNN's
FEARS ABOUT THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
Th, ,torn of wind. snow and rain which arose
In fine Rocky Mountain, on saturday gave SiHH'
-. rs approach 10 this city at an early uour yes
,cnl.v The sly presented one unbroh'n eNpai'o
90, dull gray and the temperature underwent seN
oral change, I'm the morning ana afternoon NJ
, m II was 33 degrees at i a. m II had fallen
- ,i and If then rose until at noon stood at 40
lc..r,,. The next three hours witnessed rise I'D
q, ,.-,ce. and then the mercury fell 10 % degrees
which wa, recorded at p. m
~ o.l5 H. H. the snow began to fall steadily IN
,, c,tc. which melted almost before they tonched
~. .rouad sergeant Dunn predicted that 1t would
SHOW and rain 10 day.
Tie Hood conditions in the Lower MISSISSIPPI
v,,', n,vc become far moro soro,- during the last
twenty four hours than az any previous period recent
~ continued the Sergeant. There Is at present
,,hun,ion of heavy rain in the lower valley. with
.roy IN the upper valley. In st. Loni, the rainfall
-, , d,y measure, . 0i inches at Little Rock Ark.
il = 1ot inches al Memphis. l.22 inches, and at
.,.n,noac,, ,o4 inches Til, heavy rainfall. In
,,uncti,n With the high winds blowing northwa ard
rnm thc ,,ulf has greatly increased the dangers OF
tn GoJ and now the river is likely - break through
tho lcvcc, anywhere ana at any hunc"i ,',a ~ - -
move AT once to higher grOhnc. tNcfS n'hute ;
DELAY may be- fatal. No place ana no Guy aiohS ue
ril bank, !, exempt from lnl' HF'luic u''scr ""''
+, growing with tie hours, H.
N obont a. N. Yesterday the people along me
IIud .on River treated to rare sleh piiccily
ovrfhe.d W., "A magniucent rainbow of brilliant col
or, while in the nOr,hwc,, and northeast were sun
dog, This va, while the >un was shining brightly.
II il laid 10y weather prophet, that the ndos' arc
IN, forrrunnrr, Of a violent -prin.
rhc storm continued last night and at midnight tho
total fall was two inches
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
nor., In OF Before yon are Ready.

.,,.r,v ON a long Journey. BE fully prepared You
.,. no nerpit us to say unless you are accompanied
49, ,ave,,cr,s and tourists wade mecum, Hostetter's
.ch nitte-s mos: genial OF appetizc1s. acclnatzers
~, nrono.ers Of digestion. Against sea s'N"esS'
..,.,,a cramps and COLES beeoten OF badly cooN'o o'
.socson,e food and bracklsh water. nervousness IN
..ed ~ travel chronic biliousness ana coA''p'"on'
,... ., , sovereign preventive. IL impaf@
% 'nv %, food not altogether TO YOU taste ana prevents
~ ,'o, ai,agreeing with you. Never was thefe sum
ssntsl thing for the unfortunate dypep'c VINO
~ 1,rr.narfd ,iands aboard ship Oh s"anooa''' '1
ps ,ss.uv halted 1T railway restaurants j. soon
asded By the Ditters. which gives Quie'u' "is' W
,s.umatsm. kidney troubles and insomnia
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE FIGHT GROWS HOTTER.
ST. STEPHENS CONGREGATION EXCITED
4 MEMBER INTERRUPTS THE SUNDAY sER' 1OE'
DEMANDING THAT THE ANNUAL
rrTrCx HELD
ELECTION BE HELD.


The war in ST. Seph,n's P.ott mt Episcopal Church
over the question of whether the church shall OF sa
NOT be consolidated with Holy Trinity Church. Of lar-
lem grows more heated as it continues. Tile iacsuoh
has already been carried to three courts in two OF
which is now pending. and the probabilities are tao
il will be introduced into another court wltlih le"
days to have another point settled The Dy-a"s Oh
St. stephens corporation provide that the yearly cicc
ton oi vestrymen and church wardcns shall be heiu
on Easter Monday, and that the rector shall announce
the election from the pulpit at the services on Inc
sunday two weeks preceding Easter sunday. "h''
the morning services being held in st. stephens
on last sunday James Back!urs the treasurer OF tlc
corporation and one of the vcstryinch VINO 9WoheiS
object 10 the proposed consolidation created great
deal of excitement! among the congregation by ariSihs
white the services in progress ana requesting uc
Rev DE- Hart to announce the regular yearly ccctloh
Dr. Hart declared that he would not announce SUCH an
election. as there was none 20 be held
Mr. Blackhur,t interrupted the services again,
and after reading the section Of the Dy-iaW5
which provide, for the announcement OF inc cic''io"'
he himself announced that the election would be held as
usual on Monday. Dr. Hart then SAID from '"c pun
nit that the by laws provided that the announcement
should be made By the rector that the rector h n"'o
TO such announcement and that he positively reiusen
10 make t. lie also declared that the elcc''o" "
held would be null and void. What the final outcome
will be it is hard to say.
The two faction, have arrived at that point at "ch
they hesitate at nothing and cannot hhd e.''' Wv
strong to dcnouncc those who oppose them. IL - ~ uc
cl,red by those who oppose the consolidation 'H w
=, ticmcnt ha, not been dcncd-tnat nine ,ctn VI .o
member Of the congregation are opposed 10 'ne mr. Pr
un.en cor sn,idaion. Those who favOr tnc 'oh>"u
daon plainly that II this election j. hcIu my VII,
bc badly defeated ard new lot ot NcslrS nS. 'nu ~
church warden, will be elected Who are oppOSco 10 ''
union. - ,., l., nan, ran
edcrin1 "A motion made by those in favor oi 'he con-
solida;ion for "A mandamu> to compel Mr. bI'.hhuSt,
the treasurer to give up the corporate scai - , Ule
consolidation be contaminated, ana JuuEc ttch'
I'm tho Court Of Common Pleas h"S under cielnciIl.
tiou IN application for an Injunction restraining 'no
consolidation from being cons-'nnated.
Judge Murray. in the Nth District court. IeCeh,ly N
banded down hn opinion I'm rcplcvin sui Dsonsh' Ds
,hc rector and others in favor Of the consultations uc
c,rns that Mr.. Blckhur-t must deliver inc CV7PVdv'
seal but a, yet he has failed to do this.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
rarcAurrosS lr 4 DrnocRATIc MEETING

The executive committee of the Nn inc's Mems
Democratic Association met l the Hoffman House last
evening cA Collector John l. sullivan In the chair II
was decided that d." next public meeting Of the asspc
alton should bo ri the Holman House thr even
ing OF lpril ~ Spccchc, viii be- made and rci' hments
i'm the shape II sandwchc, and beer viii bc served.
lut owing 10 bad blood known H. cAi-t bet tine
Cleveland ard H factions in the a-sociat'n, knives
ad forks are prohibited for the OCCASION and the beer
VIII drank in lin cups Ei--f, being also forbidden
10 prevent their being used weapon, should "A not
1rrumrut arise
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
APPOINTED AND coyrlenED ~ NEW JERSEY.

Trcnton y j.. March - The GoNcrnOr sent the
following Nominations to the Scnatc; For prose
cutor OF the peds. salem Comfy. J0ln W. Acton iOr
law Judges Somerset County. John ID. bartinc. MA
desc, Countv j. Kcarncy Rice. Monmouth County.
J. tlarcn,c t0nONan.
The following nominations were confirmed For lar
Dor master at Elizabeth. Jane, H. Moore for com
rssiOncrs state loaid Of tha.lti". and Correction,
Fr,uL IT, NcDcrmnu. Henry Ircdcrick- Aaron Bald
win and Martin v r. soaring. for Managers Home
for Predetermined Women. Mis-. Caroline r. Alexander
and Mrs. Arnlc f. Oil.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
rUr c,1Tr RR1EE Ar TINE BTrSIEST HOr-R

The cable the Brdg- broke at 5A5 p. m.
Yesterday, causing lonc delay at te busiest hour of
t,c day on the south track where the cable broke. a
little eas OF middle OF the bridge III" ole wire rope
ad doubled up into biz loop and woihn'n lnd I" be
t out to sr,ghtn IL before the the track could
be moved. L. nearly hour before singc train.
onsi.tlng aud two engines. could br run
This was far from sufficient 10 accommodate the ranc,
Tut 4, had Do for some time.
The naturally heavy tran!c that hour Increased
by IL, Hurry SNOW. but Haay pcopc crossed on tho
ferry Loat. Ike promenade on the bridge was thrown
omen without fee those who had paid Tor ride On
the ears did not get their money back. There con-
siderable grumbng this. especially at the BrooAyn
end where /, was said that tickets were sold for some
tu. after the accident occurred
The spare cable which /. always kept ready for use
VA, aftcrward lifted into place. but II va, not unll
after midnight superintendent Martin said That IL
was the nrst time Of the cables had broken clear
through and hc was considerably puzzled ~ 10 the
cause of the break. In prcViOns accidents 10 bridge
cables ony one two strands have been broken.
A careful examination of the cable wits made Satur-
day night and although Mr. Martin had decided 10
replace 1t In a week or 50, It was considered per-
fccty safe.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
III M()RS

Of Becbic and Rawlings. the missing pupil farmers,
being found in Benheim swamp. The story amuscs
certain people Of Ottawa who know the two men re-
ferrcd to- COMMISSIONS? White of the Northwest
Mounted Police says that Francis X. Bcgble Joined
tho Northwest Mounted Police at Toronto I'm April,
50. lie got drunk and deserted and. II is thought,
fed 10 the United states from Winnipeg A. a de-
serter. he naturally avoided making his movements
known.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
In the diagram a continuous line shows tn barol

In the diagram q continuous line shows tn barometer
fluctuations yesterday. observed at the United S,a..
Signal Service this city The dashes lnuicaso
temperature noted az Perry's Pharmacy sun BUILDING
Tribune Oncc. April l. a. m-Fair weather slowly
cave way TO coudiness yesterday and toward evening
light wet began TO fall. The temperature ranged
between 81 and II degrees the (35il being "a
lower than on corresponding day last year. and lower
than on Sunday. -
In and near thls city to-day there will probably be snow
or rain with slight thermal changes
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
THE UFiTHER REPORT.
FORECAST Till ; =. NJ. TvEsDA,

FORECAST Till =. NJ. TUESDAY.
Wa-hincton March 3l.-FOr New England Eastern
New York Eastern Pcnn.y Nana and New-Jersey, snow
mr. rain. northca,tcrly winds stationary Temporal
FOR Mar, land Delaware and Virginia. rain.
For Western Ncw-Nork, Western Pennsylvania, West
virginia and ohio. rain or snow.
a. point, above Cairo. The ohio River VIII rse ths
lower Mississippi Will remain stationary
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

facturers who compete as bidders for articles to
be purchased by the Government for its own use.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

one or the MISSING PUPIL FARhERS
Ottawa ont. March 3I.-T. Il. Anderson yesterday
gave sensational story to reporter about tue pouies
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
G]tiCurd
ReSOlVeIlt

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celebrity Entirely vegetable, safe. innocent and
paatabc Effects daily great cures OF skin. scalp.
and blood humors all other skin and blood remedies
the public Sale than the combined sales
Of all other blood and skin remedies.
Sold everywhere Price. 81. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
" Send for How % Cuse Spring Humors."
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

Il Is stated that Congressman Randall - sttonl
eno,lgh 10 read The Congress sonal Record every
d,y The inference is that he Is also able 10 saw
cord OF wood every morning before breikiast-tNor
rstown Herald.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
5 pr IN(

CPRING HUMORS whether itching, burning bleeding,
- scaly crustcd pmpy Dotchy. whether the skim
scalp or blood with loss Of hair whether simple, scrof
ulous or hereditary, from infancy to age. are NOW
speedily permanently. and economically cured by thas
greatest Of all known humor cures, the
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Exrursiou 10 MasiiugfOu

ENrurNIOn 10 NUShinHTOHs
tickets Washington sold Via jersey GEN.
trail Rcldng ana Is. aAd $40 rOunt trip. Tickets
good 10 DAYS. Fast trains, Pullman parlor and sleepina
cars. station foot Liberty.st,
The advocate., 1890-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENT.

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New York, Cincinnati, Chicago.
Bl5daoyo Brakeman, presidents Alfred O.
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ifatauroF; Gilman II. Tucker, secretary.
nifoctor Caleb s. Bragg, chairmani VIM.
n, Appleton, VIM. W. Appleton, Daniel Ap-
plsion, Alfred G. Barnes, Chas. j. Barnes,
Horny D, Barnes, Birdsoye Blakoman, Geo.
n. Chtchcart, All. Hinkle, David B. Iyison,
Henry II. Vail.
Tho American Book company is a stock
company incorporated under the laws Of the
1iate Of New Jersey for the purpose Of carry
ing on tho manufacture and sale OF books.
lts places Of business are at Nos. 800 and
9O8 Broadway, New York, 137 Walnut street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and Nos. 25s and 200 Wa
hanh avenue, Chicago Ills.
Tho American Book company have pur-
chased Che school book publications hitherto
inIued by d. Appleton d Co., A. 8. Barnes
a Co., and Idson, Brakeman d CO., Of New
York; and OF Van Antwerp Bragg d Co., Of
Cincinnati. The company will faithfully
carry out al contracts entered into by these
respective firms for the publication ana
supply Of these books. The textbooks which
have thus been acquired by the American
Book company have been intimately assO-
Ciaicd with the history Of educational prog
rfaa az this country for over half century,
and ths company will devote its best efforts
% sustain tho great reputation these lists
have achieved. To this end IL will seek the
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authors in maintaining the quality and ac-
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The company is organized in the intorest
Of b reasonable economy In the production
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The publications assumed by the company
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The advocate., 1890-06-11

Tickets TO all points East and West can be
purchased via The Missouri Pacific Railway
at the lowest cut rates. Elegant Pullman
sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars
on all trains. Connections made in union
depots az all principal points. PurchaseyOur
tickets via The Missouri Pacific Railway, the
popular fast mail route. For full informa-
ton in regard 20 rates, time, ETC., COLL on
your nearest ticket agent, or address
j. II. LYON, Western Passenger Agent,
Kansas City, Mo.
H. @. TowNsND, Genl Passenger Ag't,. 5S8
Main Street, So. Louis, Mo.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
Trnndaomost Train In Tho World.

On New England and New York rail
road2 No. On the Santa EeP Yes. This
train runs daily on the shortest line between
Kansas City and Chicago, and Is also known
as Pullman Vestibule Express, Santa Fe
Route. Lighted by electricity, heated by
steam, with handsome reclining chair cars,
a library for the studious, fine dining-car
service FOR the hungry, and fast time for
those In hurry. When Nellie BLY, was in u
hurry she travelled Santa Fe Route. For
additional information inquire OF agent
Santa Fe Route or write 90 Geo. 7. Nichol
son, G. p. q I. A., Topeka, Kas.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
Colorado CItIes and Plaoes.

This is the title of pamphlet just issued
by the passenger department of the Chicago,
Rock Island q Pacific Railway. It com
prises sixty pages of valuable information
relating 10 some Of the principal cities and
resorts of Colorado, with ffty-twO beautiful
illustrations Of different scenic views and
localities, engraved from original photo
graphs, and which have never before ap-
peared in any work OF this kind, In the
two last supplemental pages a carefully TO
vised list rs given OF Che leading hotels, res
taurants, ETC., in the cities and places do.
scribed, with the names OF their prOprietOrs,
the rates per day or week, and the character
OF accommodations provided. Copies will
be mailed yRRE 10 applicants in any part OF
the world ON receipt OF four cents each for
postage. Address John Sebastian, Gen'l
Tk't Il Pass. Agt., G. r. /. g. z. Ry., Chi
cagO, III.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
Let Us Celebrate.

Remember the rally and picnic on the
fourth Of July at D. G. Moons grove, on
Mission creek, Dover township. Two OF
the best speakers in the state have been
secured for the occasion. A brass band
Of sixteen pieces also has been secured.
Vocal music by 500 voices, now In train
ing, will make the woods resOund with
the popular airs Of the farmers organiza-
tions. Let every sub-alliance in the
county begin now preparing their mot
toes and banners 10 make this the great
est demonstration ever known In western
Shawnee county.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
SOW nnd superb DInIng or OutlIts.

The Dining Cars just complete for the
GREAT Rock ISLAND ROUTE, not only embody
oil the latest improvements In general use,
but especial and distinctive features OF OK
oellence, and render them unappr0achably
superior TO ordinary Dining Cars. They will
be placed on the Rock Island ROUTE west OF
che Missouri River on and after March 28rd,
1880, and will impart the crowning grace OF
perfection TO It's SOLID VEsTIDULR EXPRESS
TRAINS, giving that road continuous
TFROUaH DINrNa CAR SERVICE between Chi
oapo and Denver, Colorado Spring8 and
Pueblo. The Rock Island is the ONLY line
Chat runs two Vestibule Express Trains
every afternoon from Chicago 10 Denver
Il Is not only the Fast line, but i is also the
most completely equipped Of all the Colorado
roads, with elegant Day Coaches, Pullman
Sleepers, FREE Reclining Chair Cars, and
the finest Dining Cars in the world.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
Ennrth of JnIH CelebraLlon.

There will be a basket picnic under the
auspices Of the Farmers Alliance, on the
fourth Of July, one and One-half miles
north OF the reform school. Lemonade
and ice cream will be served, and there will
be good vocal music by the ladies and In
strumental music by the reform school
brass band.
County Attorney Welch, Professor
Larlmer, OF Topeka, and Mrs. Annie J..
Diggs, Of THE ADVOCATE, will address
the people There will also be speech
on behalf Of every sub-alliance OF the
county north OF the river, and the day
will be one long TO be remembered.
Come one and all.
The advocate., 1890-06-11
Personally Conducted.

For the special accommodation OF home
and health seekers, weekly excursions leave
Kansas City every Friday for Pacific coast,
via Santa Ne Route. FRvorite line TO Cali
fOrnia. Excursion tickets cost only $780,
regular second class rate. These trains car
ny Pullman tourist sleeping cars, through
without change, 20 principal California
points. Only $500 charged for double
berth, including bedding, curtains and 9TH
or cOnveni0nOeS. Experienced managers go
with each party.
For further facts, call ON local agent, Sam
On FO Route, or address Geo. u. Nicholson,
q. p. A., A. Il. q s. +. r. r. CO., TCpeka,
KAutAR.
The advocate., 1890-06-11

Portland, Seattle and Spokane Falls are
on the line OF the Union Pacific system, and
therefore that is Che best line In reaching
those points. A through cOlonist sleoping
car daily for Portland, thus making but one
change In going 30 Seattle'or Spokane Falls,
and not single change TO Portland. No
other line can offer such an inducements. IL
you are contemplating going west, call or
write 10 the undersigned, and information
as 20 rates, etc, will De given Cheerfully. II.
b. Harrington, city ticket agent, 625 Kansas
Avenne, Topeka, Kan.i ]. y. Gwin, depot
AGENT