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Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Jewelry Department.
SPECIAL SALE ON
Dutch Clocks.

Our own important on.
They are good tlmekeepers, and make
a very unique ornament for parlor or
bedroom. Price 95c.
Heavy rolled plate patent lever cuff
buttons 25c, worth 81. 90.
Ladies' gold front patent lever cuff
buttons soc, worth 81. % to 81. SO.
Cents solid gold shirt studs with Cali
fornia diamond sets, just the thing for "A
Christmas present, 75c, worth So. 90.
Cents California diamond scarf pins,
IN solid gold settings. 75c, worth So. 90.
Solid gold band rings Toe, worth So. 90.
Fine California diamond earrings, in
solid gold settings, Toe, worth So, 90.
Nickle Alarm Clock, 65c.
Gents Bounce solid coin silver watch,
tsem-wind and set, with Elgin or
Waltham movements, $6.05, jewelers.
price, $17. so.
Cents silverlne stem-wind and set,
.lgtn o. w uthln watch, 81. 95, Jewell
ers' prices, $l2.
Gents Elgin or Waltham Watches in
silverine, dust proof cases, So. 80, jewell
ers' prices, $40.
G. NJ, Wheeler movement in a gold
filed case, warranted to wear 20 years,
$l6. so, jewelers. prices, $50 to $40.
b. w. Raymond movement in u II
huluG DOSS HllSu iulIlhB CuSc, WuFFttIllbu
TO wear 20 years, S2i.75, jewelers. prices,
$50 to $65.
Ladies' II karat u. S. assay solid gold
hunting case stem-winding Watch, with
Elgin or Waltham movement, $l0. 80,
jewelers. prices, SiO to SO.
Ladies' solid silver chatelaine watches,
stem wind and set, $3.50; jewelers.
prices, $40.
Ladies' gold filled hunting case
watches, stem wind and set, $40. so; Jew
elers' prices, $50.
Gents gold filled hunting case, stem
wind watches, with Elgin or Waltham
movement, SS,75; jewelers. prices, $50
to S25.
Fine Pearl Opera Glasses, with aero
matte lenses, SO. 50; worth $40.
Morocco covered opera Glasses, with
leather cases, SOC; worth SO.
Ladies' and gents heavy rolled plated
rings, with real stone sets, 25c each
worth Zoe to $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Art Department.
Special! Special /!
For Monday.

100 dozen fringed monte doylies, &c.
A pretty lot of doylies in hemstitched
and drawn thread at Zoe, 12c, 15c and ! Sc.
80 dozen all linen and stamped splash
ers at 12tc, worth 25c.
SO dozen all linen dresser scarfs at 100
and 25c, actually worth Soc to 45c.
200 dozen pure linen monte dresser
%scarfs, stamped and fringed on four
sides, to be closed out at 29c, 33c, SOC,
40c and 63c, actually worth SOC to 81.
$50 dozen tray and carving cloths,
appropriately designed, fringed or hem
stitched, at 15c, l9c, 25c, 33c, 43c.
These are especially good value.
100 pounds fine knitting silk to close,
at l9c per half ounce spool. Regular
old at 3Oc.
Embroidery silk in all Imaginable
colors and shades, at sc per doze n
spools.
A beautiful line of chenille flowers
and novelties for fancy work. at our
popular low prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Colored Dress Goods.

25-inch half wool serge sic.
34-inch half wool serge 15c.
27-inch plaid flannel lie.
36-inch gray suiting l9c.
36-inch fancy plaids 25c.
4O-inch all wool fancy striped cheviot5,
extra heavy, SOC.
4O-inch fine plaid ~fannels 47c.
54-inch fine plaid ~iannels SOC.
54-inch water proof plaids 37c.
4O-inch all wool flannel 800.
40-inch all wool serge, special, 4Sc.
4O-inch all wool henrietta Acc.
46-inch all wool silk finish henrietta
75c.
42-inch fine cancels hair, in all colors,
SOC.
3S.inch all wool cheviots reduced from
SOC to 47c.
4O-inch cancels hair striped, very
cheap, 5Sc.
54-inch heavy cloaking 81.
3S-inch camel's hair polka dots,
special, 95c.
40.inch Bedford cords Soc.
4O-iuch all wool fannels 800.
54-inch all wool lnnnels 49c.
Our line of cloakings and sackings is
complete; also ladies' cloths, cheviots,
camel's hair, broad cloths, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Don't Fail to Visit Our
Notion Bargain
Counters !

Well mention a few Of the innumer-
able bargains:
Brooks l00-yard machine thread lc
per spool,
Barbour's linen thread &c per spool.
Egg darners 30 each.
3 balls of fast black darn ing cotton for
l0c.
shook corset steels only &c per pair.
Full count pins lc per paper,
8 packages Of hair pins for lc.
A good swedge back dressing comb sc.
Gold plated hair pins sc per packa &c.
l2-yard piece of carpet binding for l5c.
Good nickle plated curling irons at
Toe.
Pretty plush frame mirrors at &c.
so dozen ladies' celluloid and leather
belts, ~perforators and steel studded, at
25c, 35c, l0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Ribbons! Ribbons!

On Monday morni ng we will place on
sale 1000 of all silk ribbons in 5 lots.
Lot l, 200 pieces of all silk ribbons No.
2, in gros grain, satin and picot edge, at
&c per yard, worth &c.
Lot 2, 200 pieces, in plain satin, gro
grain, with satin and picot edge, in all
the desirable colors, at &c per yard,
worth 10c.
Lot 3, a miscellaneous lot of 200 pieces
at &c per yard, worth l5c.
Lot 1900 pieces Of all silk ribbon,
No, II, at 10c per yard, actually worth
20c.
Lot 5000 pieces of No. 10 and %, in
plaids and striped, all silk, only 15c per
yard, positively worth 35c.
We being the sole agents in Omaha
for the renowned Fair and Square rib
bons, are in a position TO show the finest
and the best shades made.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Special Cloak Sale.
Prices Lower
Than Ever.

Ladies' coney .capes, Is inches long,
satin lined, rolling collar, $4.9S.
Ladies' nutria capes, No. ! quality, Is
inches long, handsomely lined, rolling
collar, SIS.
Ladies' astrachan capes, No. l quality,
is inches long, handsomely lined, roll
ing collar, $40.
Ladies' REFER jackets, in beaver and
cheviot. astrachan shawl collar, satin
lined, 80 inches long, $12. so.
Ladies' diagonal jackets, 80 inches
long, silk cord, ornamental ~fastenings,
$40.
Ladies' re efer jackets, camel's hair
cloaking. 80 inches long, large pearl
buttons, in black and tan, $40.
Ladies' REFER jackets, in heavy cloak
ing, so inches long, silk cord ornaments,
So.
We will place the largest line and the
best styles of ladies' newmarkets on sale
Monday from 81. 90 to S..
Cloaks ranging from s. to $25, in all
sizes.
Children's cloaks, in fancy plaids, ages
4 to II years, 81. rs, all sizes.
A large line of misses jackets and
REFERS, ages IA to Is years, 81 50, all on
the latest style.
Ladies' plush sacques, 40 inches long,
in all sizes, "a to As, SO.
All wool reversible beaver shawls, $4.
Ladies' skirts, Acc, Toe and 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Groceries.

Cape Cod cranberries, 10c per quart;
3 for 25c.
Apricot preserves, in pure graduated
sugar, SIC per pound.
Plum preserves, in pure granulated
sugar, Sic per pound.
Ounce preserves, in pure %granulated
sugar, SIC per pound.
Raspberry preserves, in pure granu-
lated sugar, Sic per pound.
Peach preserves, in pure granulated
sugar, Sic per pound.
strawberry preserves, in pure granu-
lated sugar, SIC per pound.
This is II special sale on preserves.
We just received n car of absolutelc
pure flour, Ate per pound. You can pc.
this to any test YOU wish, if not abso
lutely pure buckwheat we will pay
$500. ''
Aunt Sally pancake flour, Sic.
Aunt Jemima pancake flour, SIC.
Absolutely pure apple butter, so per
pound, put up in purea apple cider.
Pure snow white sour krout, SIC per
quart. This is the finest krout you ever
used.
Dill Pickles, 15c per quart or SOC per
gallon, They are put up in pure grape
wine vinegar. We are the only agents
in Omaha.
Rolled wheat sc, manufactured from
the best selected Russian hard white
wheat; some call it California breakfast
food.
Silver flake hominy sc. You can use
it for pudding. for soup and for f~ritters.
1t makes a delicious dish.
New evapOrated raspberries, 17tc.
New evaporated California apricots,
12tc.
New evaporated California peaches,
SIC.
New California raisin cured prunes
&c.
Imported common Turkish prunes. Sc.
California pitted plums, Zoe.
California dried grapes, sc.
Imported Valencia ~raisins, 12tc.
Imported seedless raisins, 124c.
California loose muscated ~raisins, 10c.
These are all new and the finest that
money can buy.
3 pound can new California apricots.
put up in pure granulated sugar syrup,
most delicious fruit, 174c.
We have cheaper apricots, 12tc and
15c, if you want them.
3 pound can new California peaches in
pure graduated sugar syrup, 19c.
Very fine blood red salmon, 10c per,
can; they are delicious.
Sardines, &c.
Mustard Sardines, Zoe.
2-pound can very fine G~ooseberries,
Ste.
2-pound can Blackberries, tic.
2-pound can raspberries, put up in
pure ~granu!ated syrup, 17tc.
2-p3und can Strawberries in pure
sugar syrup, 17tc.
3 pound can all yellow Baltimore
peaches in heavy syrup, Zoe.
3-pound can new California Egg
Plums, 12tc.
3-pound can California Green Gage
Plums, 12!c.
3-pound can new California Damson
Plums, l24c.
Full Cream Cheese, 15c.
Brick, 15c.
Imported Swiss Cheese, 15c.
Sugar cured picnic Hams, 7ic.
Boneless Hams, 10c.
Sugar cured Breakfast Bucon, loo.
Sugar cured hams, heavy, 94c.
Sugar cured dried beef, Tic.
Bologna Sausage, sc.
Liver Sausage, &c.
Soda Crackers. &c.
Oyster Crackers, sc.
Sweet Chocolate, sc.
Premium Chocolate, 17tc.
2O-pound pail very fine fruit Jelly, 500
each.
Imported chow chow 15c per pound.
Imported mixed pickles 15c per quart.
Imported olives 35c quart; they are
very fine, would be cheap at 75c.
Soapona 3bc per package.
All kinds Of wash powder Bic package.
bars best laundry soap 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Bargains in Gents I'm
derWear.

3 cases of gents cancels hair under
wear, shirts and drawers, only SOC each,
worth 75c.
Odds and ends in gents fine scarlet un-
derwear to close at less than cost.
Gents heavy cancels hair and natural
gray underwear, only 81 each, worth
81. so.
% dozen gents overshirts, only 25c,
worth SOC.
case of gents dark colored over
shirts, only soc, worth 75c.
case of gents camel's hair ] hose,
only 25c per pair, worth 40c.
Gents fine merino ! hose, only zoe,
worth 35c.
case Of samples of gents suspenders,
only 25c per pair, worth SOC.
Ladies' fine cashmere hose only 15c,
25c and 35c per pair; worth double.
1000 pounds OF German knitting yarn
only Tic per skein, worth 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Laces and
E~mbroideries.

10000 yards manufacturers remnants
of fine Sw IS and Hamburg Embroider-
les. at &c, &c, &c, Zoe, l2tc, loo, zoe, worth
&c TO 35c per yard.
Fine Torchon Laces, at &c, SC, &c, l0c,
lie, worth &c to lSc,
Special-5OOO yards black Chantilly
Laces TO be closed out at loo, l2tc, l5c,
zoe, actually worth 2Jc to SOC a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Silk Department.
Special for Monday.

Five pieces faille in black, usual price
81. 3S; Monday, $1.15.
25 pieces faille in c%olors, worth 81. 10;
Monday, SSc.
10 pieces Armour's IN blacks, from 25c
to Acc, below actual value on Monday.
China and India silks in all shades at
20c to 25c per yard less than regular
price for this quality.
Just received a full line of evening
shades of crepe de chine, worth $3.50.
Our price only 81. Is for Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Handkerchief F.!

% dozen all silk hemstitched hand
kerchlefs at 15c; worth Soc.
100 dozen fine linen initial handker-
chiefs at l5c, worth 25c.
so dozen fine embroidered and hem
stitched handkerchiefs, to close at l2ic;
worth 25c.
$50 dozen ladies' hemstitched fancy
bordered handkerchiefs, to close at sc;
worth 10c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Linen Department.

Special sale on fringed cloths tomor-
SX9 cloths, fancy borders, 75c.
SNlO cloths, fancy borders, 05c,
SXS plain white, extra quality, 81. so.
sXl0 plain white, extra quality, S1.75.
SXl2 plain white, extra quality, 200.
81 turkey red fringed cloths 35c.
ga turkey red fringed cloths, csc.
IA turkey red fringed cloths, SOC,
l5-S turkey red fringed cloths, 81. 90.
S-4 turkey red fringed cloths, Sl.25.
SXlO turkey red fringed cloths, 81. 80,
Unbleached table linen, 25c and l5c.
Turkey red damask, 25c.
Special bargains in soc table linens.
72-inch bleuched linen, 65c, worth s5c.
Cotton crash, Ate.
Don't fail To see our 19c towel. The
best towel in the city for that price.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Letting Down the
Prices on Butter.

Country butter at l6c. 18c, soc and 22c.
We get the fresh every day from the
best butter makers in Nebraska and
Iowa.
Remember it is first class or we would
not handle it.
Our Iowa creamery will sell Mt 24c and
26c.
Don't buy until YOU come here where
you will be sure to get the best ut lowest
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Just Landed.

A fine line of dress and cloak trim
mings. These goods must be seen to be
appreciated.
Moulon Furs,
Angora,
Coney,
Iceland Beaver,
Real Monkey,
Thibet.
Special prices will be put on thrse
goods for Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Flannel Department.

1t will pay you to visit this depart
ment Monday.
All shades in Union flannel reduced to
lSc for Mondays sale.
Medicated red flannel at 25c.
All wool cream flannel at 25c.
Ask to see our 25c skirt ~flannels.
Monday VIC will place on sale an all
wool skirt pattern at 75c, usually selling
at 81, which is 25c cheaper than other
houses are asking.
Our English shrunk skirt tlannels re-
duced to soc, usual price Csc.
80 different styles of embroidered fan
nels to select from.
Eiderdown all shades at 45c.
Shaker ~hannels-at &c, TIC and l0c.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Muslin and Sheetings.

Yard wide ~unbleached 44c.
Aurora l. l. at &c.
Lawrence l. l. at &c.
Good bleached muslin at SC, &c and &c.
Monday will be Jour time to buy your
C otton flannel.
Unbleached at SIC, sc, &c, &c and 10c.
Bleached at &c, &c and 10c.
Special price on NJ! double width
sheeting in bleached and ~unbleached for
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Our Special Sale

OF children's wool under wear to be con-
tinued on Monday at prices lower than
ever
10 cases of children's underwear at
less than manufacturers cost. You will
misssitilyau-do not attendthis sale.
2 cases of children's camel's hair un-
derwear as follows:
12c 15c 1Sc 2lc 25c CSC 32c 35c SOC 45c
Is 10 20 % "a % 90 30 30 81
2 cases of children's scarlet wool un-
derwear:
15c 19c 25c &c sc SIC Acc A7c 52c $40
10 Is 20 % "a 26 % 80 32 "a
100 dozen of children's Odd pants and
vests at less than cost for Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
TOYS.

We are opening new toys every day.
What you have not found before you
will find now.
A new line OF rubber goods at very
low prices
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Music.

Harmonious from SC to 35c.
Zithers for SIC with 30ditferent pieces
OF music.
Banjos, SIC and 81. so.
Drums, SOC to 3d. %.
Double rocking horses for S5c.
Blackboards, from 25c TO 81. 10.
Come in and we will try and give you
any toy you ask for.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Books and Stationery.

Webster's Unabridged dictionary only
90c.
Dora's Masterpieces from the original
plate, elegantly bound, only 81. 40, worth
So. 90.
SPECIAL. SPECIAL.
Shakespeare, complete work, illus
trated, handsomely bound, only 81. SO,
actually worth 50. 90.
The poetical works of Lord Byron
with explanatory notes and life of the
author, handsomely bound and illus
trated, only 81. 40, worth SO. 30.
Germany, England, Egypt, Ireland,
India, Palestine, illustrated with pen
and pencil by S. G. Green, DID,, and
Prof. L. p. Fleming, PHI. D., only 81. 25,
publishers price So. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Letting Down Prices
on
House Furnishing
Goods.

Tubs, 45c, DOC, 65c.
Mrs, Potts flat irons, SIC per set OF 3,
iron stand and cold handle.
The western washer, $3.50.
The finest wringer in the world, 50;
worth IS.
Copper bottom wash boiler, SOC.
Clothes pins, 1c per dozen, full count.
Clothes lines, 10c.
Folding ironing tables, 05c; worth
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Velvets! Velvets!

Velvets from 4Sc to 81 on Monday.
Former price, 75c to 81. 80.
A beautiful 25-inch plush in all desira-
BILE shades, worth $1.75; Monday 81. %.
Also Il few pieces that we will close
Monday for SOC per yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Wash Dress Goods
Department.
Snec,al for Monday.

Special for Monday:
SO inch cotton serge, in all patterns,
12tc a yard.
36 inch cotton serge, new styles, 10c a
yard.
"a inch English habit cloth ian extra
heavy goods, 10c a yard.
B~annockburn cloth, extra goods and
perfectly fast %colors, 15c a yard.
A novelty called Teazle cloth, makes a
nice dress for the winter, 12tc a yard.
Chuddah cloth, extra value, at 12tc
a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Bargains in Ladies
Underwear.

case of ladies' jersey ribbed pants
and vests only 25c each, worth 40c.
/ case of ladies' camel's hair vests and
pants only SOC each, reduced from Toe.
| case Of ladies' jersey ribbed vests
and pants, come in all colors only 81
each, worth 81 80.
l case of ladies' fine camel's hair UNI
eerwear only 95c, worth 81. so.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Buttons. Buttons.

If you do not visit this department
during the coming week you'll miss a
treat, as we are showing the finest line
OF buttons ever seen west OF New York,
and at our popular prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
Drug Department

Scott's Emulsion, 75c.
Hostetter's Bitters, 75c.
Wright's Sarsaparilla, SOC.
Moller's Cod Liver Oil, 6Oc.
Ponds Extract, 40c to 75c.
Inhalers for colds and catarrh, loo.
Red Cross Cough Syrup, zoe.
Vaseline, perfumed, 7tc.
Vaseline, plain, sc,
Hot water bottles from 81. 90 to 81.
Sponges in endless varieties, lc to 35c.
Beef Extract, Soc.
Just received u full line of fine per-
umery and soaps to be sold at greatly
'educed nrices.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
MapIe Syr.

Quart cans, 25c per quart.
2-quart cans, SOC.
l-quprt cans, 81.
Loose maple syrup 75o per gallon. g.
This is the best maple sy rup you ever,
ate.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-11-15
and Coffee De-
partment.'

Extremely low prices continue to be
our motto in this department.
Monday we sell n nice sundried
japan, an elegant drinker, 10c.
Green japan lSc, 200 and 25c.
Basket fired Japan, new crop, 29c,
Soc and 4Sc.
Extra choice spring leaf SOC.
We have n very fine line OF black teas.
English breakfast 4Sc and coo.
Formosa Oolong soc, zoe and To-.
We guarantee these goods to be first
class or money refunded.
Our cOf'ees are roasted fresh.
Crushed Java and Mocha l0c.
Rio BE to PC.
Golden Rio 25c. Best No. /. 2Sc.
Peaberry soc.
Combination lava and Mocha 27ic.
Best old Gov. Java 33tc.
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I . : OFFER.

geries he had robbed his clients of fully
$4,000. Martin has left the country and is
supposed to have gone to Canada or Eng
land. He leaves a wife and family in des-
titute circumstances.
PITTsgUKe, Feb. ia big rock fell from
Duquesne heights yesterday morning and
crashed through q passenger car On the
Panhandle road, instantly killing Clara
Fleming, aged 10, and seriously injuring
three others, all students of Duf's college.
The rock was loosened by the heavy rain
prevailing.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE American 1850
ciation of general passenger and ticket
agents. in session in this city, decided to
s%emI-annual meeting to have been held in
San Francisco, March IL. and to postpone
tine contemplated trip to the Pacific coast
until next year.
SPRISGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. 17.-Gov. Fifer to-
day issued a proclamation prohibiting the
importation Of cattle from the territory
defined and liable to convey Texas fever
into the state, except subject to the state
board of live stock commissioners. from
date until Dec. l. The localities named are
the same as those given in federal govern
ment prohibition.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.-Miss Ava Lawle
Willing, daughter of Edward s. Willing, of
this city. wak married here 10 John Jacob
Astor, son of William Aston. The mar
riage took place at one O'Clock at Mr.. Will
families of As.or and Miss willing and a
few intimate and personal friends were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Astor kept the di-
rection of their bridal trip secret. out it is
understood they will leave tonight in q
special car for st. Augustine, Fla.
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New York. via WaAhlagf0n.

One of the most delightful routes be-
tween Chicago n the east is over the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad to New York, by
the way of Washington. The trip possesses
many peculiar charms, especially to one
whose journeyings have never taken him TO
the borders of the sunny southland. The
ride through the M%onongaheIa valley,
across the mountains of West Virginia, and
then along the gentle flowing Potomac,
awskens a keen interest in the lover of nat
zurel scenery. Much of the ground traversed
has unique historical associations. A large
part of this region was debatable land ut
the time of the civil war. Across these
fields and down along these dusty roads
once marched now the blue and now the
gray. These valleys once rang with cheers,
now for the stars and ~stripes. and now for
Gus heights more than once echoed
the sound of deadly combat.
Here Gen. Lees army crossed
the Potomac on that carefully planned in
vasion of Maryland and Pennsylvania
which ended 80 disastrOusly at Gettysburg.
on that grand hunting excursion by
which he corraled the federal forces in
Harper'B Ferry and compelled them to sur
render. And here at Harper's Ferry il still
seen tue old brick fort where John Brown
took-his stand in defiance of the slave
holding power. To one who remembers
when these names were first written in
blood. what an excitement of feeling the
mention of them arouses; Antistam, Snarps-
burg. South Mountain, Shenandoah, Har-
per's Ferry. Balls Bluff. IL IL no ordinary
experience to pass through a region frauaht
with such tragic memories.
The train hugFies 0sz. asd 500 there il
seen dImly in tne distance q white marble
shaft. ard then q great white dome. and
then other pinnacles IA spires. and WASH
ington is Reached.
Even the most cursory glance at the cjty
Ii sure to be profoundly impressive. A half
hours drive through the streets will reveal
more clearly than any detailed description
possibly can. those features which have
given tho city it's reputation and made il, in
ono sense. the Mecca Of sI patriotic citi-
zens of this country. The capitol building.
that embodiment Of national lnajeaty, the
Washington monument, with its lofty
reach ~hesvenward, the White house. with
its deeply interesting associations.
the several department buildings in
their massive statcliness. the smith
sonian institute. the Soldiers home,
tho broad avenues and beautiful
parks,-it docs not tats long ~ visv these,
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Automatic Manners.

But time changes minds as we'll ~ mar.
ners, though even now when making
changes from n circle to another, it often
requires that adaptsbility which could be
said found in n who has automatic man.
ners. However, such radical changes not
only appear in drawinR-room repsrtee,
the ~conveniences and Injuries AFFORDED
mankind. Railroad travel is one instance.
A few years ago, comparatively, one had to
consume much valuable tiHEe in an uncom.
Portable way to make what is nov thought
nothing Of as a nights journey in a sleeper.
portation facilities can be foEnd on the
fast trains Of the Minneapolis l. st. Louis
railway to Chicago. st. Louis. Hot Springs.
Kansas City. etc. Inaoirc of any agent Of
the company, or G. NJ. Pratt, general tieast
and passenger agent. Minneapolis. Mi8n.
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outwardiy at least; and the viewing OF
them for the first time, by one who recalls
what these public buildings stand for and
the scenes which they have witnessed, 10
attended with emotions not easily described.
New York is about SIX hours ride from
Washington, and the road runs through a
very interesting stretch of country, touch
ing Mt Baltimore, Wilmington and Phila-
delphia. This ID one Of the finest sections
of railroad in the world, the speed of the
trains often reaching over sixty miles an
hour.-Nortk western CongregatiOnalist.
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Through sIeepcr to 81. Louis.

Commencing Sunday, February 1, 1891,
a through Pullman palace sleeper will be-
run from Salt Lake City and Ogden to st.
Louis via Denver ard Kansas City over the
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific railways.
This car connects at Cheyenne with train
for Montana points.
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