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4 "I.Ivc Yankee

WIIIJMASr1c, Conn.,. Aug. 9.--An English
traveller vhU'arrived In Willtmanho few
days ago has given an account OF his search
Tor q 1.-Two specimen here. When came to
Connecticut. or Ysnkeedom. this week." hs
said. u WAS anxious to SEQ q specimen OF the
,,ativo aboriginal Yankee race. ! had often
when In England read about the Yankee. the
real Yankee. the 1.-Two Yhnkee. and had seen
lectures OF him. and had laughed at the pic
traicd The r.gioa Of CopneoticYE ! looked
,os !hs r1s paSrs
-" cd those Of Now York. and. wss erestly
xs SRtes ss bod S'ls Sa wo6ass
"a. VAS s%s bs sp by tAss sey Wo.d ea 1s
hssvs Sst asss on i tho
S ...n ri ~ gssal. xsqSs s Ct 81 la a
e. T%:s!:sp ~ ssssF: w, iSs ssrs;!
was very 3Sin and had t saioW skin Ii n' duese
iSen LAX rT inf Of beard on
stared at him. ioiloysd him along: looked a!
him on all sites: and was pleased that | bad
ssR ~ of' had Tod hey .a ihs
rt Il basket and sppesTed to be bedding
s I'm a% s mors n elosss ass Sss
SFy an L Of fas -; sspS IS ssH
lorH. was knoeksd sndWiss nsy when sen came SSw
10 make inquiry about him. / asked the hotel
kyeper ct Willimantlo for information con-
..ppcintment when this person told me- that my
I 'i"al and typical live Yankee was rot a Yankee
!! ID come to Willimsntio from Vladovistock
%'thin the present yeeri DO not now bslieye
Can found AZ: sS
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Thought She Saw Moving P,cture.

For tho past few days Della McGonigal. q
servant employed at the residence OF Charles
A. Baudouine. q retired merchant who livcs at
7ls Fifth avenue. has manifested signs Of in
sanity. Her principal delusion was an i'm
aglning that sho saw moving pictures upon the
wall. Yesterday she attended Z o'clock mass
at st. Patrick's Cathedral with another do
mestic. Annie Smith. and toward tho close of
the service she arose from her seat and began
and unfolding handkerchief. Her companion
finally Quleted her. but the girl would not 90
home until persu AIDED to BY another aoQuaint-
ance. A policeman took her to bellevue Hos.
pital; where she drysloped q mild form OF
and tho servants were in Charge Of the house.
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webster Prefer. Jefferson Market.

Burton c. Webster. who shot Charles F.,
Goodwin. Jr.. is still a prisoner at Jefferson
Market. Mono OF the prison officials at the
Tombs know when he will occupy one Of their
cels. lilo prefers to DO at jefferson Market.
and his wishes are being Rratincd. Yesterday
Mr. Howe. his counsel. was surprised whom hs
heard that Webster had not been taken to the
Tombs. Lawyer Howe proposes TO maintain
throughput the proceedings that Webster and
day. he showed bill dated >" Iroauois Hct.i,
Buffalo, i. Y. July II. 1884," The bill 10 made
out to " B. q. Webster and wife.
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Hard to Get Dat. from Mr.. whittier.

BANGOR. Aug. SIS. T. Pickard. editor OF the
Portland Transcript whose wife Is . niece OF
John G. Whittier. Is preparing q biography Of
the Quaker poet with tho consent and as
sistsnce OF the latter. The assistance 10 Of
doubtful value. however, Whittisr's extreme
dtnldence and excessive modesty being great
obstacles to progress. No sooner ia he led
to reveal, by the most adroit questioning.
aud subsequent career than he tnterposes a
gentle remonstrance. as: But T! would not
no importance think" and SO the bioera.
piers task Is not an easy one; Tho poet will
sort In the White Mountains. as he has always
done In recent years when able TO leave home
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CURIEL'S .ITTACF.M MT.
Explain alton OF the Plight OF tie GA Colon
Dlstlllery Comp snr.

Distlllery Comp .rr.
The New Haven papers have bccn printing
considerable sensational matter about the
affairs Of tho Old Colony Distillsry Company
In that city and the alleged frauds OF its Presi.
dent Adolph Woolner. Jr. Mr.. H. A. Curlel OF
1922 East Fourteenth street said yesterday that
the state OF affairs is not precisely as has been
published. Curiel and Wooner arc equal
partners in the United Growers Company Of
this city, but Mr.. Curiel ia in no way connected
with the Now Haven Distillery. OF which Wool.
ner is President.
The trouble came about in this way" said
Mr.. Curie. Tho Old Colony D'stilcry has
called on the United Growers Company for
funds whenever 1t has boon in need Of them to
moot liabilities. have always advanced the
money. rs ]! consider the company OF which nv
partner Is Pre-. ident to to 10 fectly solvent.
nboned New haxsn hsy vosd
81 sssasass snd $s;.s ss:y: 4. nj .:!,;:4:ss
fne. that ~ note. With mus, have gone
s5s reelection: decided 70 tsisxrsPh n!
ssa. ga o s. 4. pi.sss ' si.dss h.3
owe 10 United Gro Hers' GcmcsnT that much
In cold cash. and. as could see no reason why ,hy
hcnd se to .ssnns q honShs
bad better make tho attachment. I have No
fears. however. In connection with the matter
except that nerhaps there may DO some tenn.
recently and offered TO Sol tie the matter in this
way: Moolner and would undertake TO carry
ration. and would give tho creditors ive- year
mortgage bonds at Dor cent. interest The
matters have not yet been completely AZ
Mr.. Curisl secuted the i9en OF Woolners hsv.
ing Issued duplicate warehouse recsiptA and
said that II any whisksy registered in bonded
warehousee WAS reported missing Il was I'M.
donbtedly through clerical error.
Old Colony Dietillery-N. 1. Nathan. secretary
g the eompany in New Haven. and u J.
E"t ,h cv S. o, h az E'ste.n
Growers Company Ia the balance Of .
debt OF S5l5.0O0 contracted during the last
year. and secured By the plant In Now HAyol.
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quick TIME FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
The Baron Won Schroeder Makes . Flying
Trip in Special Car.


Trip in ~ Special Car.
The Baron and Baroness Won Schroed-
or and their three children ar
rived IL town yesterday a.fying. They
let San Fra cisco lnst Tuesday at Z
P. NJ. and reached the Grand Central
Station at 2:1o p. NJ. yesterday. having trav-
eled BY the Southern Pacific. Union Pacific.
Lake, Shore and Michigan Southern. and tho
New York Central.
The Enron ana party has a special Pullman
car. which was attached successfully to the
fast. st trains OF the roads named, thus
enablin: him to make tho $500 miles
or more In four, days sixteen hours and
fifty minutes. This gives an average speed.
inr uding stops. OF more than twenty-five miles
m hour. At Council Bluiis the Baron's car
WIS attached To tho fIs, mail OF the Union
Pacific that he might make close connection at
Chicago.
I'll" Baron said it was cot his purpose to try
r'cor br"nking. lie merely wanted to got
over the ground Gs quickly as possible for con-
year or two on pleasure trip.
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Got All tho Fight He Wanted.

ST. LOUIS Mo-. Aug. 9.-Dsniel Burmsn
stopped at the house OF Michael Becker Of
1904 Kosciusko street. at late hour last
night. whore number OF people were gath.
ered for social purpose. and. being belliger-
ently inclined. he offered to whip any person
present. The challenge was followed by blows
from the whip Burman carried In his hand
persons. Itre1uirsd o squad OF police to iss-
cue Burman from tho hands OF what soon be-
came mob whose evident Intention WAS
lynching. for he was being dragged to tho
nearest iamp post and several men wore pnm-
melting him with their flats. Burman was
badly hurt. but will recover.
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Accidentally Shot a.a Killed.

WATERTowN. N. y, Aug. 9.-Thomas Tulley
Of Pope's Mills was accidentally shot and killed
yesterday morning By Amasa Thornton. Q
camper on an Island In Black Lake. st. Law
and helper. Tho men were out on the Jake
taking photographic views and had with them
O. Winchester rifle. which was accidentally dis
charged. the ball passing into Tulleys head at
tho back and ont through hi, mouth
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Aug. 9-BureIars
broke into the store Of Samuel T. White early
this morning. and blew open new safe con.
tanning more than $500 In money and checks,
and made good their escape.
They must have landed in sailboat. They
bored Through and forced open two sets OF
doors. They helped themselves to cigars and
tty.
None Of the neighbors heard the exrlosion,
nor did the two private wRtchmen on tho beat
boar or SEQ anything Of tho nffair until the
discovery was made by Mr.. White. Tho rob.
beers forced an entrance at the rear OF the
building,
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Michael Was Indiscr Get.

Michael lyman keeps saloon at $40 Broome
street On Sunday. Aug. 2. he was arraiRnsd
In the Jefferson Market Court. charged with q
violation OF tho Excise law. and was dis
charged. Yesterday morning at O'Clock
lyman was again arrested. He was taken
70 tho station house md released on bail.
again. When Acting Captain AlcNamara was
notified OF Micha"l's boldncss he left his desk
and went to tho saloon. where lyman was
serving out the beer 10 all hands. McNamara
took him 70 Jefferson Market yesterday, and
no WIS hold for trial on two charges.
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JACOB BArA1LhYs LITTLE Bo1A


His Daughter Says He Deserted then
After their Mother Dice.
Miss Lizzie Bataille. . domestic ae % D..
catur street. Brooklyn. walked into the Twelfth
precinct notice station. BROOKLYN. on Saturday
evening with two little boys. One was and
the other years old. They were her brothers.
she said. and their father Jacob BatailTs. who
serted them after their mothers death. The
81 had done hor BEST she told tho police
Sergeant to care for her brothers. In the hope
three
home TOR the two youngsters. They were turned
oyer .temporarilv to the care OF the Church
Charity and Foundation Society. The police
address. Miss Bataille says. was 435 West
Twentyflfth street. In this city.
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ANNAPOLIS. Aug 9.-John Duvall. An expert
enced civil engineer. committed suicide at bis
home in this city on Saturday.
He had brooded over tho death OF brother.
who was the principal support OF tho family.
and fearing that he would lose his Old homo
and become dependent upon the community
for su pport. decided to end his life.
:. Having summoned his sisters with whom hs
lived. and questing, water md sugar, under
tho pretence OF taking medicine to Guist hiS
nerves. he poured into q glass the water and
sugar and white powder. and drank II. The
white powder WAS strychnine.
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Henrietta Wiley and Mary r. Corliss. the two
women OF AZ Clinton place who were taken TO
ST.. Vincent's Hospital on Saturday night suf-
ferinG from supposed csrbollc acid poisoning.
were vol enough t" appear In the Jefferson
Matthew Flynn, tho bartender rom whom they
bought whiskey. was called. Tho Corliss
woman Ind said that Flynn. gave them the
Poison" Flynn vigorously denied this, and
Mrs. Corliss declared that she wasn't ut all
Justice Kelly, told all throo Of the persons con-
cerDed to 60 home.
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Roman cat.ol,c Church Dedicated.

LONG BRANCH. Aug. 0.-St. Mchaels new
Roman Catholic Church. At the north side OF
TaEanassee Lake. was dedicated this morning
by Bishop O'tarrc!l.
:, Or. John j. Keane. Of the Catholic tn.yel sity.
washington, preached the dedication s-rmon.
one thousand cottaRers and hotel guests were
Catholic edlfcs on the coast. II cost about
360.000.
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COMBINING gu,n.t tho United States.

BERLIN. Aug. o.-The Worth German Gazette
semi officially declares that Germany intends
to conclude commercial treaties with all the
powers. including France. insisting that all
Europe must combine In self-deience against
America. The article asserts that Germany
will aim at isolatlng The United States CONNER
cially. rather than France.
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His Mind A nected BIZ . beating.

Lawrence Manning OF 70 Morton street. q
truck driver. was charged in tho jefferson
Market Court yesterday by Arthur O'Neill Of
4a3 Hudson street with beating his twelve.
yenr-old son Michael over the head and face
with some blunt instrument until the lad was
insensibie. DR.. Thomas G. Finnel testified
that the boys mind 10 unsettled as . result OF
called him names. and denied that be had hit
the hoy With anything but HIS iist. He was
Alderman Meade became his bondsmsn.
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o'Brien and Dillon Mt sIa,,ov.

DUBLIN. Aug 9.-Messra. Dillon and O'Brien
had a splendid reception ut Mallow to-day.
NJ. Dillon, in specch. invited Mr.. Parnell to
consent to he formation OF q committee con-
sis;ing OF Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien and any
TWO gentlemen Mr.. Parnell may select to
allocate port ion of the Paris fund to the re-
lief and prot erti"n Of evicted tenants until It
is possible to appeal to the country for fresh
tunl
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A Church Struck by L,sh t.,ns.

NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y. Aug. 0.-Durine q Sc
,rs thunder storm this morning the steeple
oi st. Mary's Catholic Church on Fourth
q rect, was struck by lightning and nearly de-
,olishod., Fortunately early mass bad Just
tan Of rain had driven yeopieto shelter. or
many would have been Injured By the flying
late and timbere thrown upon the street and
the stseple that large branches were out from
ihe trees standing In froSt Of the church.
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nysry important in this aye nt vast material prog
eye; easily taken. accsptsbis TO The stomach and
healthy IN Its nature and effects Possessing these
most gentle diuret!c knoWn.-Adv.
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Won't Take Part In the Fair.

BERLIN. Aug. 9-The Cham bers OF Commerce
OF Giessen and Greiz and a majority OF the
members OF the Central Union OF German Wool
Manufacturers have decided not to take part
In the Chicago Fair.
Or. the .othor hand. the Berlin Merchants
merce have resolved TO send exhibits to the
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An a m-r,c~n win succeed Blow,t..

PARIS. Aug Civilian Fullerton. young
American. u graduate OF Harvard. replaces n.
do Dlowilz as tho working head of the Paris
office Of the London Times. NJ de Blowitz con.
ton hns been onnrctcd with the 7imes's stan,
and lns done good editorial work for two
years. " WV
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Steve Brodie called at Tnr ST. once last night and
left 500 to cover tho oner Of Pop" Whitman of Pater
sons that Ia Whitman declares his readiness to bet
Ss1 70 500 that Austin Gibbons Whips Jack McAulins
brodie SAYS he will be st THk suS once night az 10
Seloek prepared 10 meet whitman aud put up the en-
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Murder Over . Game or Cards at Nesre
Camp Meetiag.

WASHINGTON. Aug "a shooting ARRAY in
which ono man was killed and two others
seriously wounded took place to-day at col.
orod camp meeting at Barnesville. Nd.
marty OF colored men hecame engaged in
a game OF cards: O dispute followed. with tho
above mentioned result.
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Dozv,s TN the s,soAx

E/0zU,t I'M fHl S't0NSR
the woman who doesn't use
Pearline. Her work brings
WEAKNESS and complaint
Pearline brings cleanliness
with ease and comfort. 1t
makes light of washing and
cleaning. 1t saves wear and
tear to your clothes, your mus
cles, your cash, and your
temper. Ask some of the mill.
ions who use it. Pearline can
do no harm to the finest fabric
it can do no harm to try it.
Beware Of limitations. SIS JAMES PYLE, NJ
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/ ( .

20 MILK Wagons. 30 Groeers, Is ~,
6oods. 30 Laundry Wagons. sise,s
Trucks. . Furniture Trucks, rs heavy e,S
ilsht Express Wagons. ZOE Hight Delivery
WaHOas for country INSET best geeds, To- ~,
est prices. Call and see ns. Racine Waeos
and Carriage COMPANY, 1S1.l68 SOuth kSS
av., New York, ~
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UNEXCEllEO.

UnEXCEllED.
Our Tine of rhaetons Buckboards surrevs sst.n,,,,
and canopy. top rhaetons waGonettes nepot Waruns
Road CartA AMI Pleasure Traps Of oil kinds. RtCISR
WAGON AM CARRIAGE co, 70 and III Wooster a.
between Brooms anh Spring ata. Now York
onuSiN ES> MAG0NS..i" NEW. ln sd.
FULLY WARRANTED. BUY OF M\SuFAcrr "a
SAVE MONEY: WAiONS f,KE> ~ kXCHASGE
HUDSON WAGON CO. :~l HUDSON ST.
STALLs TO LET or horses boarded Ho wss,
The state herald., 1891-08-21
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma.
nent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca.
'arrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Az.
fections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
plaini' after having tested It's wonderful
curative powers In thousands OF eases, has
felt 1t his duty To make II known To his suf.
ierins fellows. Aciunied by this motive
and desire To relieve human suffering, /
Will send free of charge, to all who desire
1t, this recipe, In German, French OF English
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mall by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. W. A. Noyrs,
.s-ly so Powers Block, Rochester, y. Y.
The state herald., 1891-08-21
THE BuRLisoron's NEW ROUTE TIC
TIE BLACK hiLls.

The burlington Route takes pleasure
III announcing to the public the COM
pletion of its new line TO Deadwood
South Dakota, aud the formal opening
Of same for business.
The line is substantially constructed
and thoroughly equipped, the object
being to afford service that Is nrst-
class In every particular. and In keeping
with other through lines Of the Bur.
linstcn System.
1t Is tho shortest nnd quickest line
from Missouri River cities and princi-
pal points In Nebraska to Deadwood.
Hot Springs, Custer and Hill City.
south Dakota, NJ erino and Newcastle
Wyo., and all points In the Black Hills
Through trains are run daily with
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Omala
and Lincoln 10 Deadwood without
change. making connection ut Lincoln
ANA Omaha with all trains Of the Bur.
lington Route 10 and from all points
East, West aud South.
For further information apply to amy
burlington agent. or to
j. FRANCIS, Gen'l pass'r Agt.,
Omaha, Ncb.
The state herald., 1891-08-21
harvos, Excursions.

The attention OF the Press Is called
to the fact that arrangements have
been made FOR three harvest cxcursluns
ri n rate rf one fair aud third. Ia
points In Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado
Wyoming aud South Dakota.
Tickets will be sold OH Angus, a5th
September 18th aud 2olh, from point,
ns far caut ns Chicago, peorin and st
Louis. II Is expected ,hnt the coop
erniion Of lines east of the points named
will he secured.
The Burlington will advertise lhes,
excursions extensively, and will dis
iiibntc large quantities of matter ad
teriising the agricultural capabill,irl
Of tic states irayersed by It's line
such advertising must necessarily b,
general In lis character It shuult
therefore he supplemented by the va
lious communities setting on foot som,
public move 10 get mp advertising mat
ter settling forth tlic advantages un,
Inducements which the different local,
tiles may have 10 oilcr to home.scekcrs
y well qualified man should then b,
selected 10 go cns, ana distribute sucl
matter aud personally work mp Inter
est N Ills section among eastern farm
eR.
so man should be selected TO 4,
east whose heart * not IN the work.
The railways In the past have fur
hished transportation for many sucl
advertising agents, aud their ,yyrl, hni
been no small factor In the splcndlt
growth of the Trans Missouri region
j. lnAsois,
! Genl l'aslr &,TkL Agt
The state herald., 1891-08-21
BEACllNlLLE.
High winds and lots of rain.

High winds and lots of rain.
W. l.. Spragus of Cass county Nebr.,
is visiting Freedom Spraguc and fami.
ly.
viii Heller was over ut Amherst
last Saturday.
e. NJ. Mowcry and family were visit
ors at Oscar Troutman's on last sun
day.
james Blackstone returned home
from Willard county last Friday.
Mrs j. blackstone aud c. X. Peter
are attending the Teachers Institute.
We failed to note the arrival of j.
O. Scott last week.
Members OF the Eureka +. A. and
|. L. will bear in mind that tho next
meeting will bc held on Friday even
ing Ans. IS. All members are earn
estly requested to attend.
OLD MISERY.
The state herald., 1891-08-21
A Liberal Proposition.


WHO has not heard ofihnt PARAGON of fnm.
Wy papers, tile cnlefpti.lng and popular
Weekly Detroit Free i'rrss2 fof genera.
Ton iis mime has been household word
ANA u has become synonym Of all that Il,
excellent pure nhd "lcyailng In Journalism.
II Is delightfully."- entertaining without re-
Noft to cheap scnsnilonpllsn instructive
Without being prosy ~ pclnnilc. combin
ing the literary qualities of tho expensive
magazine with the bright, breezy character.
ls'lrh "l ihc Newspaper II leaves nothing 10
bc desired By The average reader. II is
Looked Upon "a n welcome visitor by every
family who frnds II, while thousands regard
II rs indispensable and would Oh no account
sowltl9ul H. IN enormous circulation Of
l!p.el copies per week piicsls H. wonder
lll popularity. Recognizing the lac, that
lhtrc are Those who are unfamiliar with IL.
surprising mrtIls u, u home paper. the pub
llslicfs oiIrr To send The Free ptrss 10 them
l"r the balanrcof IlIsycar Co,crnyc nonil,sl
iof only ~ ccuis-a club ui louf 10, II or n
cltb Of ten for ~. Al our readers should
hhbseilbc 1T once. scnd for free SAMPLE
cupy
The state herald., 1891-08-21
IHu AoT spRINos oE pAKorA.

THESE springs are rapidly becoming
ing famous on account OF the wonder
fnl curative properties Of the waters.
aud the many maryelou. cures which
have been effected ty the thermal baths.
1.-THE town and springs me delight
fully situated in picturesque valley
In the Black Hills country, aboundine
IN beautiful scenic effects, and ut an
altitude Of $500 feet above the sea lev
el; thus imsuring pure atmosphere
and eShilarating climate. absolutely
free from malaria.
Under the entcrprising and progress.
slNe management of tie Hot Springs
company many desirable Improvements
have been made, among the numbsr
The erection Of n cummodious bath
house fitted mp with NIL modern con.
veniences FOR the' comfort of guests,
New hotels have been built and com.
fortably furnished Throughout. conduc.
ted IN iiist.claSs style and ut rcasona.
ble rates. Those who prefer stopping
AT 4 private house, will iind many de.
sirable boarding places where good nc
commodations are furnished, and nj
moderate prices.
The superior daily service now af
forded by the Burlington Route to IIoi
Springs, With through sleeping car ne
commodn,ions from Omaha. Lincoln
Aurora aud Grand Island, makes til,
trip IN easy and enjoyable one: ant
for the benefit of all vino desire To ie,
the ci'fcacy OF the waters. round tri,
tickets NJ reduced rates, good for nine
iy days. are now on sale nt all olilcci
Of the Burlington Route.
For pamphlet, descriptive OF tn,
springs, nnd full information MS /,
rates, time, etc, apply 10 any agen, .
the company. or to
j. FRANCIS,
Gen'i Pass'r & Ticket Agt..
OMAHA, NH