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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-12

l. nov shown by eastern people
in the settlement Of Oregon and
Washington particularly that region
adjacent To Puget Sound. The rea-
son for this l. the almost unlimited
resources that have lately been
opened up. aud the surprising
growth Of Portland, Tacoma. seattle
aud other cities aud towns along
Puget Sound.
The Union Pseifi' on accout of it,
fast time, short line, through
pullman palace sleepers, free reclin-
ing chair ears, elegant dining cars,
and free Pullman ColOnist sleepers,
from the Missouri river, - the
fayOTite route tn this region, and
tickets via this line should Away.
be asked for.
For complete information relative
In this remarkable section, time Of
trains, rates, pamphlets, etc. call on
your nearest ticket agent ar address
the undersigned. r. l.. I0NAN,
Genl. Pass. Agt., Omahs, Neb.
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An eifort is being made 10 Organize
n sc-,, ,.,v An HID A In

An eifert h being made TO organize
. company 10 bid 10 In.
in. Cisypooi made his regular
quarterly trip 10 Salin. Tuesday.
however he did not 30 down on the
passenger, HE male was too slow to
catch the train, but the freight walt
ed for him.
Rev. J. A. Bright, Chaplain Of the
Kansas State Senate will deliver .
lecture on Odd-felIowshlp at the
opera house on Thursday evening
FEBRUARY 18th. Rev. Bright 10 one
Of our states most prominent and
able orators and his talk will be
both entertaining and Instructive, ss
there II no admission fee the opera
house should be filled on that even
ing.
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SEIGHBoRHOOD NEWS.

A Rsasa-sP &C Nsws sf the visisity by
Joarnal corrsspssdssts s-Atss the
Cream &C oar Erekssges-
NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS.
From our o~n correspondent
Miss Va,lie Johnson returned TO
saliua Saturday after q two weeks
visit With Miss Nsttis gsifiier.
John shank left Friday morning
for his hons I'm Wabash, Cass Co,
NebrAsks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Genisch are
the recipients Of . bouncing baby
boy.
Mrs. J. II. Short uss voted The
cake for the most popular lady ut
the Saline Valley Farmers Allienee
supper.
Nathaniel Weaver went 10 Kan
sas City Tuesday evening for pleas
urs trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Doumyer came
home Tuesday after q two weeks
stay with her daughters In salins.
The Cambria Literary Society is
still fiourishIBg.
Will McBrAtney and bride came
down from SalIna last Thursday
evening to spend part Of the honey
moon with old neighbors. Will
Vas once = farmer boy In this local
ity.
Miss Nellie Cusick OF Solomon j.
spending the week here with her
sister Mrs. J. Ring. JEWELL.
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TIE KANSAS PAeEksf.
IN. er... Zen. r.,.-, sAsv . sr..s
sueeass-

sseesss-
The Ksnsss Pageant Of History
WAS q grand success from beginning
10 end and In every seuse Of the
word. We make this statement, not
only ior the benefit Of our Dickinson
county rivalstte. which Premsturely
announced because it wished) that
it bsi "Petered out"
The piece 10 an adaptatiOn for the
stage from the Squstser Sovereign,
and wss prepared Dy Mrs. Laura NJ.
Johns, Of this city. IL Is . 6ne mon
ument to the genius Of Mrs. Johns
literary ability, and work. OF
course the presentation Of Kansas
historical scenes In two nights en-
tertAlnmenI must Of necessity be ON
Q small scale and confined 10 Q short
space Of time. In the selection Of
scenes aud the faithful portrayal Of
the work she has undertaken Mrs.
Johns has shown rare genius a. her
work 10 original.
Great care was also taken In stag
ing the piece. The cast was sdmira-
bly, chosen and the costumes were
well selected with q view TO historic
accuracy. The frst nights program
began with the first time our eoun-
try's fisg vas seen In the central part
OF the state aud ended with the I'D
mission OF the state into the Union.
The second night began With state
hood and ended with 9 peoples par
~ campaign last fall. Out Of con-
siderstion Of the feelings Of the killed
wounded sud missing Of November
LAST the representation Was not
brought down 10 last New Years
dar
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-12

From the Commercial ReUisW of
Portland, Oregon, We clip the fol-
lowing relative TO Frank &. Miller
and the bank With which he IL con-
nected:
THE United States National Bank
Of this city will open for business on
NJ onday, Februarys.
1.-The stockholders and directors
are OF the leading business houses Of
this city. A set Of men more public
spirited aud more interested In the
welfare Of Portland cannot be found.
Their personal influence will be
great, aud the confidence Of the
public iB any fluABcial institution
with which they are connected will
be unlimited. The United States
National Bank having thus all the
elements Of stability aud progress
siye success that could well be con-
tracted ia one institution, com meuds
itself TO the patronage Of the business
community.
1.-THE following gentlemen CON-
prise the directors for 1881: George
w. r. Griffith, JAG Oh Kamm, Rufus
Mallory, Kenneth MacIesy, Tyler
Woodland. =. NJ. wsds, Donald Mac
Ieay, Frank e. Miller, James r.
Haseltine.
"Mr. Frank G. Miller, as cashier.
brings 10 the bank and unusual ex-
perienee a. . successful banker aud
finsBcier aud 10 well known In the
monisd circles Of Kansas and East
eru financial journals speak highly
Of him"
SaIIna people will all rejoice In
the advanced position our genial
friend aud eOmPetent banker has
achieved.
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NEWS SoTEs.

English capitalists have secured
an option on the wire works at Free
port. III.
Discharged wOrkmen at Leeds,
England, placed q eau Of dynamite
In the gas works.
Two prisoners In the Concord,
Mass, reformatOTy stole and drank
wood alcohol aud died.
sheep are freezing TO death around
Albuquerque, n. NJ, where the
snow il several feet deep.
The new treaty with the United
States IL regarded In Rio Janeiro -
disadvantsgeous to Brazil.
Baron HIrsch has con tributed 2.
millions 10 the fund for the relief Of
INDECENT Hebrews in America.
John Merritt Of Fort Scott iBfiIct-
ed fatal Injuries upon himself be-
cause he was tired Of life.
Bernard A. Stuckenberg Of San
Antonio, Tex, was dragged to death
by his team. He was. dragged one
mile.
Among the pOstnasters appointed
Saturday are Mrs. 5. Smith 1t
Emerson and Nrs. r. q. Wilcox,
Glen Elder, Kan.
The English speaking priests Of
the Milwaukee district have formed
the American Catholic Clerical
union against German supremacy.
r. r.. Ridgely, A. II. Nelson and
w. =. Stone, leaders Of the Citizens
party, are awaiting trial II Ogden,
L. T., for alleged bribery Of voters.
At Seattle last Saturday William
Doyle boxed With John SbafieT and
knocked him out 90 thoroughly tkst
he never recovered. Doyle escaped.
The Colorado legislature has acted
fsvoIa5Iy upon the request Of the
Missouri legislature for . committee
conference on the question Of uni
form rates Of Interest.
The Colorado legislature refused
10 pass q resolution abstaIning from
participation In the Worlds fair be-
cause Chicago board Of trade men
opposed free coinage.
The house at Washington has
passed Q senate bill prohibiting the
sale NJ tobacco. cigarettes Included.
to minors under 10 years Of age in
the District Of Columbia.
s. Brsyer Of Rochester. n. ",
vas found dead In . ditch near
Eekley, Col, yesterday. while
tsmporily insane he wandered away
and psrished from exposure.
Captain David Pingen Of 80.
Joseph shot and killed himself Sat
srdsy on account Of physical troub-
les. He had lived In 81. Joseph
since is52 aud leaves . fortune.
The German authorities are
pushing military preparations with
asexsupied rspiditx. and earnest
ssrs. ne smeksiess powder works
nj spspdsa ere running night and
day.
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REVIVAL sERVIcEs

The special meetings are eontinu-
ed With iners Ssiug Interest In the
Congreg stional church. under the
leadership Of Evangelist VesHie,
Who will stay during the whole Of
next week aud longer 10 % seems
best. Three meetings are held
every day Except Saturday -
follows: Bible study 81 Q o'clock I;
Young Peoples meeting at ass;
aud presebIng service At 1850. There
will be . special meeting on Sstur-
day Afternoon at o'clock for
Christian workers and Sunday
school teachers. The prayers Of
Gods children are requested for the
work, aud that % may spread, until
all the churches are In q revived
condition, and many souls are
brought Into the KIngdpm OF God.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-12

II seems that We were of little on
the announcement OF the marriage
Of Editor KnAus aud Miss Jennie
Cobnrn Of this city. The license had
been issued at the time but the we'd
ding did not take place until last
Thursday evening at the home Of the
brides mother on South street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Knaus left for the
Sunny South on . wedding tour. BY
the way Knaus IL to lie congratu-
lated, not only on his bride but also
his mother-in-laW. 70 whom the
JoURSAL L. Indebted for some Of the
finest cake the cake editor ever
tasted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-02-12

The Missouri Pacific Railwng's
new line, by way Of CofIeyvIlls and
Wagner, to Little Rock and The
Southeast, which has been open fst
several months, will lnaugnrnte .
new departure in train service On
August Slst. A through daily pns-
seBger train, consisting of coaches
and Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars,
will be established between kansas
city and Little Rock, with slespers
running through TO Memphis. Go
ing south, the train will leave KAN
sas City about = o'clock In the even-
ing, connecting 81 Little Rock fer
Hot Springs and all points south
and eaat
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The American Idea

IL that, nothing IL too Ropd for
me when ] travel" aud la cnnse-
Iuen"e Ne have become noted a. the
mD-t IuXuTipuz travellers in the
world That which the people de-
mani, the r"al- must supply. aud
thus Ne have alsn the mo- perfectly
spI'uinfrd railway service Ia tie
-, ID tIsYcIeT nov dinp- ia =
Pullman palace dining ear rl-ar
IhTnugiI ia hi journey. iruin Cnun-
ell Buff aud Omaha ." Stn Fran
cisco. IN tie Union Aud southern
Pacific roads. ". >. BARR, Agrur
4. 4. system.
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BROOKTILLE.

THtn iuF Fshflh.N
Bruce and. Henry Gentry visited
SaIInA Tuesday.
Misses Rosa aud Carrie Reck an'l
Mrs Trap visited Salina Tuesday.
r. A. Dinkler and his mOiher
made business trip to Salina Tues
day.
sam CarIin, Of SaIIna, spent Tues
day in our city, transacting business
aud circulating among friends.
Mrs. Ed. Long, Mrs. J. Duncan
aud Miss, Maggie Scarlet drove tu
SaIina to-day.
Ed Root came up from II. Mary
this week to see his little boy, win"
u quite sick, but not dangerously 70.
Dr. Fowler went to Szlinz Mon
day evening 10 hear that musics'
wonder % the age. Blind Tom. He
MAS highly pleased, aud says Tom l.
n great mystery.
\. =. Barber returned home Sat
urday night, after = weeks instruc-
ton to the Masonic lodge of this
place. THE brethren have been
greatly benefited by his lectures.
Married-Tuesday, Feb. 3, at Sa-
lima, 10y the Rev. friedrich SaIowski.
Of the German Lutheran church.
Mr.. John Weisgzrber. Of SalinA, anc
Miss Mary KOPf. Of Table lsOch
creek. The bride and her parent
are we'll known In this vicinity.
Joe Duncan returned from bus
mess trip In the eastern part Of the
state, Saturday. lie j. highly pleas
Ell with his eXpeTi-nre aud obBeTva
:IOns during his stay In Topeka, n
he mingled freely with the member
Of the legislature. says he IL con
WINGED that they intend doing gori
work this session especially pleased
with Mr.. PETER, L. =. senator elect.
Mr.. Petit, who has been visiting
a: his old home in Illinois during
the fall aud early winter, aud made
this Office q pleasant and substantial
call this week. He has been d.
Kansas II years. part OF this time la
Ellis county. He reports . happy
time with his relatives aud friends
Of his youth. Mr.. Petit 10 . thorough
kansAn, however, aud has no use
for the excessive rain and mud In
cident 90 that climate; says Kansas
IL good enough for him. He expects
his brother out soon with view TO
locating In this vicinity.
Joseph Duncan received . letter
from J. Austin, who lives on Mr..
Dis farm near ColdwAter, Com
manche county. He reports = very
large acreage Of wheat, and that u IL
doing fine. All kinds Of stock have
lived and kept fat on 10 until recent
ly, when 10 was covered by about Q
foot of snow, which almost insures .
crop. We notice in See. Mothers
report . statement by II.
o. Frank, Of CoIdwater, setting
forth total cost Of growing $50 acres
Of wheat, and showing . net profit
Of 1856, the total yield 2,OOj bushels
sold ut 81 cents. A number Of other
parties make equally a. good .
showing.
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Tourist sleeping cars are now run
between Boston and San Francisco,
via salina.
These cars leaFe Los Angeles Mon
day, San Francisco, Tuesday, Sail
M Saturday, at q. m, and run
through 10 Boston. Returning leave
Boston and New York Thursday,
Chicago Saturday, salina Sunday,
at ! p. m. running through TO Les
and San Francisco.
This gives Salina q through line Of
tourist sleepers via the Missouri Pa
eifie Railway % principal points east
and vest including Chicago. Boston,
Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
The charges for berths are low, the
service equal to the best and the
time fast.
Remember this via THE MISSOC-
RI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
II. w. RIORDAN, Agent.
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safe Of Fsrm stock etc.

On next "Wednesday Phillip weis
at his iarm, 10 miles northwest oI
Sslina Ia Pleasant Valley township,
will sell at public auction - head Of
horses. II head Of cattle aud an ex-
tensive variety of all kinds Of farm
implements, ali amounting To thou
ssnds Of dollars ia value. The hour
OF sale will be ~ o'clock and dinner
will be served. The usual time aud
discounts will be given. This will
b. one Of the largest sales ever given
la Saline county
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David Il. Wallace. Su old and re-
specIed citizen Of SAlina died ai his
home on south Ninth 81. last Friday
afternoon. He was n member Of Co.
!, Eighth %. V. !. For many years
he had been an INVALID and suffered
from disease "n':tracted in the ser
vice 81 his country. He Was buried
Sunday under the auspices OF John
A. Logan Post q. A. r., Of which he
Wa a memhrT
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Died, ct his residence on north
Ninth street, BsrthoIomew wolsisf-
fer, father Of J. n. and Tony VOL
sisfier and Mrs. Leon Very. He
was long 9 resident OF this city aud
much respected by all. He was bur-
led on Monday morning from Sacred
Heart church.
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The women's Missionary Society
81 the Presbyterian church will give
its annual ties st the residence of
Mrs. Gibson, 40 south Seventh st.,
on Tuesday. February 18th. All Ia
dies OF the church and congregation
are requested TO come early In the
afternoon and the gentle men 10 TEA
SECRETARY, w. NJ. =.
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EPTsC0fAL HEETixsa.

Ash Wednesday, Feb nth 70 Ess-
ter March -.
Daily servIces-Monday, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. l:So p. m,
Wednesday aud Friday, T:so p. m.
Sunday serviesa-ll . m, 4P. IN.
aud 7:se p. N.
SPECIAL SERVICES.
March p, Palm sandsy-Annual
visitation By the bishop aud rite Of
eonnrmatioa.
March q, Good Friday-NedIts-
tiOn from n .. N. % I p. N.
March -. Easter Day-EsEly eeis-
brstisn Tssea n, ehilarsa's servsess
q ?. ~ fsIi @srsisg Psayss n o ~
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In this issue Of the JOURNAL ap-
pears the advertisement for agents
TO sell The Riddle Of the Sphinx. -
THE Riddle Of the Sphinx" 10 q
book Of some 500 octave pages. Of
extra mechanical finish and hand
somely bound. The book IL by W.
X. Asnby, Lecturer Of the National
Farmers Alliance, and, A. pIay be
surmised from the title, treats Of the
industrial questions now agitatinR
the producers Of the nation. Mr..
Ashby, from his long connection
with the farmers movement, L.
widely known not only as . speaker
~ remarkable power, but also n
one Of the most logical and clear
cut writers Of the northwest. The
book IL broadly divided into two
parts: Facts and Remedies, part
first, trests Of the antiquity and
honor Of agriculture, the fundamsn-
tai position Of agriculture In the In
dustrisl world, the present indus
trial and social conditions. then
takes up the questions % land trans
Portstion. money, taxation and cost
Of Interchange; part second discuss
e. nationaiism, land remedies, gov
eminent Ownership Of railways.
money measures, proportional taxes.
cooperation, organization. and closes
with . history Of the leading farm
organizations Of the United States
The book Il attracting vide atten-
ton, and leading Iowa papers de-
clare u the most notable book ever
produced by an Iowa man. II IL .
book full OF economical truth pre-
seBted clearly and soFeibly, aud
should be read by every man Who
has the welfare Of his country ai
heart. The book u published By the
Industrial Pub. Co, room 2Dl MonoD
blk. Chicago, ~. Energetic per-
cons desiring profitable employment
should write than for Descriptive
circulars Of the Look and terms 10
agents.
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TEsCOTT.

Ahc HhFfhlu..
Mr.. FOose. who lives six miles
north east Of Tescott, IL contemplate
ing moving TO this place. II he de-
cides In the Affirmative he will
build.
Last Sunday and Monday was two
Of the coolest days he hare had this
winter. The Ice on the river freez-
ing i've inches from Saturday night
TO Monday.
Postmaster =. L. Apple received
from his sisteT-in-law, Mrs. A. q.
Humphrey, Of KAnAPolis, yesterday
. small horse shoe decorated with
red and white salt, from the salt
mine at that place. IL IL . very
unique souvenir.
Three gangs Of men we're cutting
Ice "Wednesday and Thursday on
the mill dam. One gang for the
Creamery, one for LETTERS aud Tears
and one for Clinton. The lee IL
about Eve inches thieh and not
extra good.
For town where there 10 more
business done, and where everybody
10 doing well, you would have tn
look . good while before you could
Ind one that would beat TeseOtt.
Our merchants are having . good
trade. The lumber yard 10 enjoying
an Increased business. Our bank
has made an excellent showing for
the past elk months. Our hotels are
having . good run. The newspaper
fsring the worst Of any, bat q
glance 81 our advertising columns
will show hos Il II patrOniIed. The
Creamery company 10 making
money. The nes grist mill Of n. J.
zulauf, IL kept running all the time.
Our school ls full Of happy, stsdIoes
children. The churches are In o
prosperous condition. The doctors
are buster nov than they have been
for two years, an epidemie Of colds
seems TO have struck this section Of
the country. The livery stable is
sending out rigs every day. Every
body sbo desires vork can ges &C.
This b . good point and Tesects 10
Surrounded By . good, Industries
elias Of citizens and sIl % them are
getting In good shape fiaaseially.
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Rarklen.s Arnlra anl,..

The best salve In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, ehapped
hands, chilblains, eOTns. and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 10 r.
guaranteed To give perfect aatlsfae-
ton, or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale by %. g.
TObey q Cos drug store.
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IL costs no more to get shaved at
the John and Joe barber shop than
elsewhere In the city. have five
first class artists. Five chairs. Shave
10 cents, hair cutting - cents. Ra-
Zors honed ready for use. Puaran-
tee satisfaction. JOE F.OLLINGER.
Proprietor Of the John a Joe bar
Der shop. III South santa Re avenue.
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Mr.. Frank Huffman, . young man
Of BurlIngton, Ohio, states that he
had been under the care Of two pro-
mineut physicians, aud used their
treatment until he was rot able 10
get aro1Dd. They proBouneed bis
ease 10 be consumption and incur
able He was persuaded 90 try DIR.
Kings New Discovery for eonsump-
ton, coughs and eolds and st that
time vas not able 10 walk aeross the
street without resting. He fou nd,
before he bnd used half Of Q dollar
bottle. that he wss much better; he
continued to nee 70 and 10 to-day
enjoying good health. II yOa have
any throat, lung OF chest trouble try
90. We guarantee sstisfactiOn-
Trial bottle free st o. C. ToBET q
Cos, drug store.
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=. r. Wharton IL now District
Manager for the Mutual Life Insur-
aBce Company, Of New York. He
has his ONCE temporarily located In
in the Grand Central building. The
JoURNAL congratulates Mr.. whar-
ton on his promotion.
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Oregon. Warrington aud the NoFthu..
IarlNF Nnasf

The constant demand Of the tTAv-
cling public to the far West for n
comfortable aud at the same time
an economical mode Of travelling.
has led To the establishment Of what
II known ~ Pullman COluni-t
SleepeTS.
These ears are built gu the same
general plan ~ the regular first
class Pullman Sleep-r, the only dif-
ference beiDg that they are not up
hOlsteTcd.
They are furnished complete with
good COMFORTABLE hair maitree-e-
warm blankets, snow white linen.
r'ITtAin-, plenty "f towels. Cnmh-.
brushes. etc which secure to- ~,
occupant Of berth n much privacy
~ u To- bt had ~ tir-t-rIas~ slpepeT-
There are also SEPARATE toilet rooms
for lahir- and gentlemen, aui -nuuk-
ing l. absolutely prohibited Per
lulI formation send for Pullman
t"Irnist Sleeper Lesiirt T. I.
Lom-N, GENERAL Passenger, Agent,
Omaha, Nsh. 3-3m.
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MARRIED-At the home OF the
bride, Tuesday, Rev. p. ID. Baker
officiating, Joseph II. String, Of
MlnOt, North Dakota, aud Mics
Helena ID. Rotledge. The parties
are we'll known here. They left ror
their home Yesterday morning.
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Topeka Journal: Mrs. A. q. Bond
Of Salins, Ks , president Of the Kan
sAs Lutheran woneu's Home aud
Foreign Missionary Society arrived
in the city and will speak 1T the
Lutheran conference tomorrow
afternoon NJ 2:3O O'Clock,
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II. ssis,.r LisSss.

OF the cid world, soldiers, states
men and men of letters, al write In
the most extrsvsga8t praise Of our
facilities for travel On Ameries.
And ne are entitled % the praise.
On every Engiish line there IL the
same cid dust lunch counter, known
BY all tourists for these msnr years.
Not even q drink % water, nor .
crust 81 breed 10 Be had on the train.
No wonder our transatlantic friends
express smsxement when they sit
DOM TO o b tel dinner on one o. the
palace dining ears on the Union and
Southern Pacific raIlwsys--an ar.
raDgemeBt which is the most perfect
IN the eoantry To-Day. w. 8. BAnR,
Agent y. r s5stsm-
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Prof Scott makes another exhibit
of stuffed animals In Purrell's win
dow. We understand that the Pro-
fessor IL nov At work on an elephant
which will soon be ready for insPec-
tion. Prof. Scott IL one Of the most
skiIlfui taXideTnists in the country,
and his work proves u.
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Commencing Sunday, Fab. Ist. 1891,
. through Pullman palace sleeper
will be run from Salt Lake City and
Ogden to ~. Louis via Denver and
Kansas City, over the Union Pacific
ard Missouri Pacific railways.