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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

condor Oh MS hands, and condor com
pels him to say that he does not know
what to do with it.-Ota,ra Republi-
can.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

sixty thousand bushels Of apples
were picked from "a Kansas orchard
this year.-Syrucuse Jo1u7aGJ.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

a gentleman writing t. the Inter
Ocean makes tile same charge against
The Pullman car saloon the W. &.
T. L. has 81 often made; s'Among
the many annoyances IF travelling ia a
Pullman car none is worse to bear
than the saloon Last year 1 took
Il trip 10 California aud briok by way
of Tacoma and st. Paul. The through
carry liquor and it is sold aud drank
to intoxtication, and what with the
noise, Profanity and gaming, 1 deter
mined never to spend any more money
to secure a sleeping hearth when the
porter is ,uua5.e to sscIrs quiet. Il
WAS my misfortune TO be located near
to the -stats-room' which was occupied
by 4 quartet of drinking aud card-play-
ing, swearing fellows zone an eGItor OF
a Minneapolis daily,) and twice did 1
call for the porter asking him to stop
their noisy, Eoisterous c5nduct, but he
said lac could not"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

As Il last resort to get the republic
can senators into line Mr.. Harrison is
said to have stated to several of them
that he would consider the defeat of
the force bill an iutimation that they
did not wish him to be candidate for
a denomination in 90. That is very
dangerous uFgument for Mr.. Harrison
to use, ant it will probably result in
making more votes ;ainst the Bill
than in its favor, for it is doubtful
whether there is half-a-dozsn repub-
iican senators who are sincerely in
favor of giving Mr.. H3rrison another
nomination.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

.PEEstDzssrl 4 .AfslsLsosS .fsIt the fun
force Il the .osd aslage about glass
fsonses Monday fEs hssi,isrfea -Fts.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

The, NationSf Citizens Alliance,
which is intenaed to be twin brother
TO the faEmers' alliance. IS to have
head quarters aud a newspaper in this
city.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

St1npinG neatly done on all kin
of :Iaferial. and at rsasonab!s pa
Io-24tf Mas Ls=rzt FN-TIIoH-- .
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

a joint congressional committee will
undertake nsxt week to make some OF
the gentlemen concerned tell some
thing about the buyer of American
industries by foreign syndieatss. If
they'ed' ten what they know it would
he SateresSing.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

One great trouble about enfofcing
the prohibitoTy law in Kansas has
been that So many men convicted I'M
der its provisions have been psrdoned
by the governor. This has occasioRed
much complaint, and tie blame has
all been laid ut his door. InvestigR-
tiOn proves that petitions for pardon
are signed by very many men who
ought to know better. The w. c. T.
Unsecured the passage Of law requir-
ingthepablieationo of such petitions with
signatures in county papers, with an
opportunity FOR protest This will put
a stop TO reckless signing of petit
tions because ''some one asks yoa
to"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Laura Barden. tic beautiful and
accomplished reader, is with the :. {.
G. {.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

CowLPffced esScurs1ons 20 California
were FIST established by the santa r.,
Route. Thrse excursions have beer,
SUCCESSFULLY ran over this line
years. 5ut have been managed bv ".
known ofIIside excursion agenf-i,
since January. 1883. the santa i-s- sor..
paHy have BEEN running. spfciHi G'f.'
fornia excursions parties. ennductt-fi 81
its own employ -, engaged iSfi+is L.
fpr this work. They viii e0tftn e.
this arrlingrnIent-fhe excursions lea. 81
lug Kansas f'isy every Friday evenit
The triSPt rates are tile regular sec0t,.I
class rates. Pullman Tourist SleenI 2
Car, with all tie accesSoFies. are fur.
iShrti at the rate ri S3.OJ D,r doul.i..
htrth. Kansas City 10 California points
ThFsr excursions are personally 90 o.
-dleted. and every comfort and t-OnKss- g.
fence Of travel are guaranteed to me- .
islsIs of these PARTIES. Those who g
trm plate n trip to Ehe Pacific f,n-
ami wish 80 save expense, should
form themselves regarding these s-C.- q.
sinns- Far folder containing fun par
'tlars- hates. RATES. es;f.. sdslTrE-
GEO 7. Nicholson. & j. <. r
\. Y. * y. F. u.
Topeka, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
KlKsLEv ". {. T. Z.

Meetings will be held oR Thursday sCrsr-
moon OF each week at the residence Of &rs-
Miner, beginning prUm pity at 3 3o'clock.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Twenty, dollars WII bay a r.
cart at IIoitewitz-s.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Representative Wilson, of Washing
ton, who took part in one of the no
torious slugging matches on the floor
of the Isouse at the last session came
very near to having another one with
Representative MiIliken, of Maine.
whom he accused of having "turned
down his bill for public bnilding at
Spokane Falls. Milliksn called him
a liar. and Wilson started for him in
regular pugiiistic attitude when q
friend grabbed him anG Mr.. MiliikeH
made TASTY exit from the speakers
lobby, where they had met. There
may be more OF it, as Wilson'S known
among his friends AS a fighter.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Special sale of chiIdreHs hats for
tins next ten DAYS at Misses Collier s.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

The rumor is again current here, and
generlly believed to be true, that Mr..
Harrison has fully made up his mind
that Commissioner Raum is Il heavier
load than he cares to carry. lie Will
ask for Raum's resignation, it is said,
as soon as the house committee, which
is pretending to Investigate the pension
Office, makes its report, which will
probably not be untn after the IIoli-
days.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Representative Pierce, of Tennessee
member of the farmers alliance, has
introduced in the house n resolution
instructing the committee OH ways and
means to report the sub-treasury bill
not later than Monday, January 8 and
fixing the following Monday for its con-
sideration.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Red Ribsoa bans at caFtsr'- Ms@'
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

a me line OF fres 81 g RE. IN 5
Ir~r. ert.ifz-s
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Representative Mills has introduced
a resolution providing for a recess from
December %, to January 5, and it has
been referred to the committee Oh ways
and means. 1t is not believed that
the republicans will agree to such a
lengthy recess, in fact senatorial
caucus said there would be mono.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

There is a significant paragraph in
the account given in a daily paper OF
murder in a Chicago, last Sunday
sInTIungy
Hathaway was considered a genial
sort of mstn.but when under tile iu-
fiaence OF liquor lie would frequently
draw his revolver and threaten 10 Kill
every orc in sight. When drunk lIe
WAS known to ts = cowar'iiy fellow
and on these occasions his revolver
would be taken away from him When
sober his weapon would L e given back
ia him, as he appeared penitent and
WOULD apologize for what lie had done
the previous day ,-.-
In other words, drink changes =
man usually genial to n wild beast.
Has pot this often been. shown TO bS
true? Aud it is necessary tn keeT
terms with tTafie Whose Legitimate
fruits are thus madness and murder
Standard.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Pure lard at carter-s meat market
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Seonre iIaFgaiIis in milIiDery goods
II Mrs SliHgeriands.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

s1s'I-t7E1fl1 F'IIt1NN- ~ WV
They say, ".said Il reclaimed drink
er. 1--WE make teetotaliam cur religion;
but we don't. 1 mix them together
and they agree very well. know if
I lose my grace shall take TO drink
ing, and if take to drinking I shall
lose my grace, 50 l keep them to
gether.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

= criminal, previous 70 execution,
said, ''If any OF you. ever take a glass
of whiskey, before you put it tn your
lips, think of me.with this rope m rzy
hand. and theh look INTO the bottom
of the gIassrand see il you can't see
rope there. This is all have TO
Say
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

George Ehret, the celebrated brew
Ell OF New York City, is the owner Of
chattel mortgages on over 200 beer
saloons, valued at S242, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NEW Y0RK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
AlTrins arrive az and depart from
AND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST. New YORK.

The ONLY RAILROAD STATIoS IL THE CRY.
TRAINS LEAEi. A. FOLLOWS: ,.,.-
500 4. VI, IASI NEN-tOl.h SIAl l. EAPEESS-
que ~ Cauanda 90. buffalo 20 D; H. H.,
300 A. W. tHICAGO NESIlBL LII LIMITED
m o,hcas9 80 a. m iGiv reA f 4AI vrsltprLE LIN
IrED-due Cincinnati > %. INDIANAPOLIS 10 80 O. H.
1i50 (. VI. Wl'sifRN DAY EXPRESS daily EXCEPT
sundays Train i,a,-Hg on Sat1rda'' does not run
900 T.. H. FAST WESTERN EXPRESS quo Chicago
/, 90 Cincinnati e. so u. i4.. st. Louis 80 a. m
1000 T.. VI. FA>I NIGHT EAllsL>N-ior Rochester
b..Iio. Niagara Iti.- tnd tl- " ~
EISUKlLL - EWBrRGH. POIGHKEEPSlE. RHiN
BECK KINGSTON. AID HUDSON, o. II 10
II 30 a. NJ IS 9 % 80 ;. NJ lieo i0f ~ 10 %
H. d.. f5r g NEElSON " EST rpINI - .OO.i &c
l.. : . 80 3 80, 3 - . % = 80 J. H., MN,
ALBANY. UTICA. ~NKNCl ST.. E't ltt-s t.i. HCF-
FALO AND SiAGAI.A IALi>-S 81. $50. 70 90.
~ 30 rI. Ou. 10 o. D. H.. $50 Albany and Ut!ca
TuSr" pi""troGA ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
MONTRFAI.-f~ - 70. 3D.. - 81. u. al-l Troy 5 co.
: 81 j. - II = a. m. 49, GOO. 1000 .. NJ
ArTt'RN. GENEVA AND CANAEDAIGrA.,'s 30.
ni RE Sif'EG NILS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
lo- ret. and -vl. n >.c"u'ng Car. a. ply AZ Grand
Central station. or a So ilJ 80 ~ aga BFoa way
|. rark Place - w. i-5nsi aid ,@oth.'t s,,t2n On;
Re-, ,ori.l.,.. D.. p. Hgooa.yn.
W-t.o;.- F.lr-- ca..- Tor AMI checks baggage from
lot.ls AID r.-i.r..- flrol On - DISTINCTION.
tDaiy Do ~ui t1y. DAILY except saturday Other
Auot, --ili. rvccr, to.e leaving AZ 80 4. m. and
70 90 rida..at. stop a. l3sthst -t,ton.
John VI. IOiCIY GEORGE If. DANIELS
General Ma.a-,r. Gcnp Passenger Agent
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New iJubIltaliono.
MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

4 reference book. pamphlet form devoted heartily
81 da and IL" producers Of MILK
ard crcan. for ale large cities. The systeIns
practice Boston, NewYorR, Phlad phia. thica
Svrcus., London. and oth.r ci'ics ar fully described.
Constitutions OF various lrlduc.rs' Union, given
also relating sale Of MILK proceeding, OF recent
con IN NcwYok statistics ~ the bust.
Ftri'r- Ming countI-s ada
10 Wi! BE- Interested. Published
New.York Tribune Pro" %. a copy
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Anrlion Sales.
nrKLlC SALE OE Did SEPpLIES ND

DI'BIlC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND
1 MATERIAL At NAVY YARD. NoRL"lh.-NaY
Department Washington. u. G.. Ma, !, l>p'-in a. St
ancr with the provisions of the second ',clh e." rgs
of Congress. approved August j. lNN2, Stlhl ~ IA
vol -. PAGE -J6. there Will De- sold at "a, -, on.
Norfolk certain supplies belonging 20 tf N"'i -ioDs
d rmurd unlt for therein consisting 90 - ia.rs
clothing small stores woman, store. canu. hh :,
The -alc- ~ b. ~ public auction for ct'h 90 o add
bidder and viii commence no ~ a. n juno - - II
continue ron diN To dty II necessary Ih0 ' Nil H.
cls> sold offered. deposit ~ ten w '''. - ,,h
required at the tim" OF tie sale on Tia" ~ M, h,l,n".
for security for tho pigment o III. ~ Js,o.iC
removal Of the articles within ten daN' WI" =, allure
will forfeited the United states in the .. ia, tns
To DAY such balance and make IcnoNa WIN" ~, nr,.
stated. Schedules OF the articles t. BE- oie" xofck.
cured from the CoInnaudant Of the NAVY lalu 90 ths
articles sold removed without 'N' az ~
Government Il. NJ. RAMSAY. Acting SeSEe'''' "
Navy.
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THE TARIFF OF 1882

4 pamphlet Of 20 page, by 10 inchc. the page,
giving the duty over; arc under the present tariff.
and SHOW Ing also the Who'll fire. list Al Introduction gives
brief review whole arlu legislation OF United
States tie beginning OF the Government The imports
OF article duahp free IN 1883 and 1887,
given Tor the sake o. reference and the amounts OF duty
cctrd Zach Article. Also the toal imports each
year since 1871. Giving also summary Mills
bin and Scaac tariff bill. Price II cents, Postage
rad. Published by Tn" Tribune.
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WAR SHIPS SUNK AT SAMOA.

An Extra, In pamphlet form. published by The Tribune.
containing the thrilling account u the wreck Anrri.
War Ships Samoa and the galantrv 81 the Yankee
also including settlement OF Okialoa John to
saster' american t'ris Abroad" with list Of those
who have married titles abroad Hunting Stories "
"Amcrcas New Navy" with fun list Of ship,
copy
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Rules for forming a club. Topics for debate etc. etc
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TRIRI-NE ALMANAC. 1890.

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the standard took Of reference tor political. election
hnancis pension and other statistics information
who has 20 refer To facts and figures
Afford 70 b. Without H. % cont. CODY.
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Railroads..


~ foor ~ LiHEEY.or. NoErn RlyIK.
TN" Iai' OF May n. $500
town, M'ucl 'i''nh. Wuec-t,r-, ,,ro'oa Iicai,ns
Waii, ,Ioit '' ~" sna,, fr r " I
town, M.u,h Ih.n1i " i ~, p, and So "'o"
tow, 90 and 4 M I iG tn 'g a ,ga - hr fcn
cons tn,i'n lcihrhrn. Allentown. WIZ, Malch
'"s"s :, ' and samoan "S for t,.n,o,,o, ro
a.oa @'9sns% AIspiSan M."e Ghua | w l-SSrS
sha%csin sanGHT5, L@yi.burs, wnln",rofI '''''''
toan o Mncn c iSl We,GSs a,S - ' S@
ON sundays for Ea,'on, Brtl hem. Allentown Mauch
- . !, ?. p. Tor Eo.on. nrtnloncn Acntonn. Mauch
10 .. H.. or Pennington Lake lioIatrong Ia,ton.
nethlenem and Allentown 30 ,. H. fos somcyilIr and
cnSn1 . ., d. for .esG" nr'sccm oyn Maus
tG 80 d for lIiS one osl gm s and A"pto%n
Grove aud Point rracant 80 10. II - H.. 20
p sunday trains do stop at ocean .To," or 40 VO
For Monmouth Beach. Seabrisht. ETC.. at 80 Sis.
" For a. Ataatc vi Iiennnd, Via Matauan and Kcoor,
80 J." on 10 80 a. o. o., &c. 30 80. 80 p N.
For Tancwood Toms River and Barncgat. : 30. 81,
FOR Niantlc CITY. VIncland aud nrilgc,on 4 30 4 m
Vol Freehold 400. sis. Il:l5 a. M. l.so 4.ao
80; p go T. , M. tao c.oo 81.
30 90 90 80 O. Slo 80 !" sG II 5sn a" w.
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From PIER y. foot nf l,rctnr..t
For Atlantic Highlands Highland u,.rb S.,hri,h,
Moumouth Beach, Long Branch e., nj Ia +, , ~ tsn,j
- y. For Lakewood. Tom. River and a,,., m"
3 ~ D.. ~. 1880 ' $50
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON ''"
Via Central L.. u. ~ New Jersey phil,dctub, ann, D.,
Ing L. u. ard Bstmor" and ohio Il II '''' "'" "''''
For lTad,P6a at 49, 90 l. 200 II 80 NJ 30
SiXDI5 s. 900 100 H. GOD no CO. " dlG,
u. M. T. II night " ' '.''
l,e,ner aud washington daily a, oo II 70 D>.
Trains having a. 10. ii 30 ~ M. 10 90 sit no
y. fl9 IL night. except saturday nioht
ncciion for Reading. iiafri-bffr rott.,illr r. ' ~
Tickets and Firlor-1 scat, forf,d al Il orI
40. ga, Lao; 1923 lifoad"ay az OthaNr 2Gt NJ
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fulton..t.. 90 broadway, Iirookl,n. '' '''
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KNITTING AND CROCHET.
REPUBLICAN CLUB HANDBOOK

6i..apc pampnlct containing more than a hundred
patterns II illustrations. Single copies Is cents
postage paid. Address The Tribune. Ncw.Yors.
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IIuE'' GcncraI Ea,,nrn onIce. ea5 Rroadway.
x.JEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. O. a

w A. n r. Il. Co. Lcsser.-Trains leave West st
station Sew oQws and atecp minutes eariie'
Hamilton. - 90 a, 3 Is. 10 p n 80; Louis
- 10 - Ia y. Toronto 20 80 - M - 10 - 70 D. m
Montreal canada East : a. M. . 10 y. m. Niagara
W syracuse Cticn and principal mtcruedate stations,
70 20 81 a. NJ q 10. - Is =. and a. ~ P a. m
Tor rte only Kncston; Sauscrttcs' Sai'hill 4ieany
q 30 7 rs. - j5. II 80 q. M ana - e. % ~
y li p Nc"hurs. 10 10 T. M 10 49, ~
% D. M. Elegant Sleeping Car, Tor Buiolo. Niagara
Vail, Toronto. Detroit. Chi, ago and St Louis DAILY
sunday. O. - Leave Icr.'y o., = Il 4 Sutol.
ali 20 m. ~ 30 D. Hohokcn Wrst shore station.
AZ 20 p 40 N For uckc; qt t3 e, or
St 72G tut9n,t Annex Once foot Of fgltoH,s; Ner;
Bowery. T. Park Pace GO West i25th.st.. and West
Shore Staton' foot % West t:dst and loot OF Jav.st
n r. WcscottS Express calls for and checks baggage
nom hotels and residences G. f. LAMBERT General
nssssngsr AGENT. Vanderbntave.. N. 7.
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RAILROADS..
TEN ~ SYLV A N A
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MAY II. 1890

trains leave stations foot Of De.brosse- and CortI"ndt
o,6 pe' a. M.EriG FAST LINE for the West. Pullman
'V,stibai, Sleeping and rarlor Cars Arrives Cleveland
- columbus n S9 dsy O ccSsce O oc for
Wliamsport Locn Iiayen, and Eenoyo except Sunday,
1888 aaa Ia'S M gSffH' SGW56RK AND CHICAGO LIN
Drawing state Room. sIecping. 6ninng, smoking'
ana observation caTs aa for epp 6o
ai, msd borpeGaop sraG and i3 all Tn, tns
lighted by stationary and movable electric lights Ar-
.n opc@an' os ana t3S AHD H$ a9y
XrTESS n'G Visible 1 Scs@ ana SSr aqd Rm9s
pa,,cnag Coach NcwHolk to Coqm1us AriiycT GIN Gin:
2a9at ~ 10 5c+ aay o"i''" 900 p H. ana 9' Louis
Gao &c. VS. yanv aud Ts al I PSIi
Sleeping Car NcwYork 10 i1ttsbgIg 81 Louis Shcago
Ca ark to %'d %riys at cnd%na
go p H. c c.aS 2Sq b. M 9Sa sy f h%a &c G%
500 ,. ,I.~r5cac Express. pullman vestIbule Buffet
scs car 70 %5 TGgaso Eg~E om 10 NT
D. % co S,'n mrp ps - Connect. fr foado daIiy and
hu- except saturday
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express " Of Pullman Iarlor 1ars
daily, except SUNDAY 100 q: m arrye T Gy s
Dnlntt car at 800 D. Ill., arrive Washington s25 D. ~
regular cIpre-- $50 500 aGd 40 a. NJ a.; TO- 80
only Zoo D. H. sunday 6I5 and 5 80 a. M, 40. 300
qa g91 a and on a"R a i and 'S cncnns Sers
Dining car AID Coach through, 1OJ y m dan!. n,
roe ItT oil @ d M l0S for BOWIE
F.; M ia po FGr s cnp xs MaG Ga w. Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad. 3 90 N. daily except sunday. and
90 n M daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
=. weck-davs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave a, follows - .
G..o 30 : 90 30. . 30 Chicago Limited, with
Dln1c car and 10 10 Washington Liritodl, and u 90
a n 40 90 10 90 30. I 90. 80, > 200,
600 G.30 100, and 300 p M and az u 10 night n
Goy. T<nr.-. G.lj 80. 200 10 Limited and
10 n, :, 90 ( 90. { 30 800 6 30 90. ard 300
o n \ n. = -
Tbr ~ ork transfer COMPANY VIII call FOR and
c,ccL b1craco hotels ana residences
Tor timetable, ~ local trains Apply TO any ticket
agent Of tie company. ~
"' ctt,s T. pr-GU J. +. WOOD.
co,,-, Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Mem )nbllfailons.
HARPER & BROTHERS
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THE HISTORICAL BASIS OF REMARKABLE
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