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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

Housekeeping Goods. Blankets, Table
Linens, Linen and Mrsiin, Bodwosr, Ia
Bile Ollie obs, and Tickings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29
BID FLooR-1lTH BUILDING.

Ladies' Re.dy-made Clothing, Tea
Gowns, Wrappers, Jerseys, Gosssmors,
Blouse Waists, Shawls, and furs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

1ST FLOOR-ANNEX OF 10TH ST.
RUILDIkG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29


Small Warea, Notions. Eu tors Dress
Furri hings, Leather Goods, FaGs, Sta
tione,y, Jowelry, Druggists Su idres,
g owes, Cutlery, Silvcrware, and I'M
brellas.
FLOOR-10l3 Z ST.
Mems Belongir Me-, k.
wesr, Collars, Cuff, Shirts, Pajsmae, Bath
Wraps, &c.
1sT FLOOR-1011 F ST.
Lsdies' neutrality-suspicious. and Child
ren's Merino Underwear, Hosiery, Hsnd-
kerchiefs, Neckwear Laces, EwbTc;deries
and Ribbons.
1sT FLOo2-UNDER sKYLIGHr.
Silk, Velvets, and Pushes.
15T:FLOOR-10TH ST. BUILDING.
Dress Linings, Dress Gools Pattern
Dresses, Scotch Ginghsms, French Sat
ines
1ST FLOOR-ANNEX OF 10TH ST.
BUILDING.
Black Goods, Mourning FabricI, Crepe,,
&c, &C.
2ND FLOOR-11rH ST. BUILDING.
Housekeeping Goods. Blankets, Table
Linens, Linen and Mrsin, Bodwcsr, Ia
Bile his, and Tickings
2ND FLOOR-1OI3 F ST.
Domestic Dress Goods, Prints, Outing
Cloths, and other Wash Fabrics
----
2ND FLOOR-1011 Est.
Art Need soik, Draperiss, Table AMI
Piano Covers, Tides, &c.
2ND FLOOR-1OrH ST. BUILDING.
Lad s. and ChiIdreu's Muslin Under.
Wear. sets, Infants Furnishings.
BID FLO0R-1lIH BUILDING.
Ladies' Re.dy-made Clothing, Tea
Gowns, Wrappers, Jerseys, Gossmors,
Blouse Waists, Shawls, and Furs.
3RD FL1OR-1O13 F ST.
Bric-a-Brac, Bropzss, Curits, Drsperies,
&c.
3aD FLooR-1u11
Framed Epgravings and Etchings. Pic.
ture Easels, &c.
BID FLooR-1orA ST. BUILDING.
Boys', Misses and Childreu's Resdy-
msdo Wear, sc, &C.
4TH FLooR-11Td ST. BUILDING.
Upholstery Good, D;spe. IS, Curtains,
Portiers Fringts, &c.
4rH FL 9OE-1013 Est.
Art Gallery-Wster Colors ard Oil
Paintings
4TH FLo0R-1O I'll ST. BUILDING.
Toys, Dcrs, Games. Juvenile Books,
Bric- a. rsc, Clocks, Glassware, Lamps,
&c.
rHFL9OR-10rH ST, BUILDING.
Tri nks, Bags, Tennis Good B4by Car.
risges, &c.
9Th FLoOR-1ofH ST. Bull DING.
Exclusively Cafe
@ GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX,
ANDRIA.
WOODWARD & LoTHRof
CORNER 18th AND F STREETS n. W,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
1 FULL Supply OF FAT MACKEREi. (
\ nAle By fian7l JIG. MINUS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

4TH FLooR-11Td ST. BUILDING.
Upholstery Good, D:spe. IS, Curtains,
Portiers Fring,s, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-29

Framed Epgravings and Etchings, Pic.
ture Essels, &c
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
The Newly Elected City omesrs TAX
theIr Seat.

The Newly Elected City omeers rak.
their Seat.
On Friday evening of last Week
Mayor George and the four new
COuncilmen, Truman, BenfieId
Lewis and Wilson took the oath oil
Office aud a special meeting was call,
ed for Monday evenings at which the
new council committees were 10 he
announced and the Appointive Of
fees to be filled.
On assembling Monday evening.
Mayor Genrge presided and the full
council was present. After going
through routine business the DO nd
Of the city treasurer was fixed ii
s3O,OOO. Then began q scramble for
president Of the council aud af-
ter twenty ballots were taken and
no choice made the matter wen
over.
THE Mayor then appointed the fol.
lowing standing conImiitr+-s-
Ways aud Means-Craven-, vii.
son, Beniield
STREET and Wilson Truman
Godfrey.
idewaIks-Bristnl, BrufirId, Nrn
Cooperation aud Franchises: Ben.
field, Cravens
Buildiug-Lewis, Wilson, Tru.
man.
Fire depArtmenI-Giodfrey. Bris.
tol, TrumPn.
Iublic health and sanitary meas.
ures-leWIs, Wilson, Benfield.
Sewerage aud drainsge-Crsv. rs,
| Truman, Wilson.
After the appointments Of the
standing committees the council
went intr executive session To con
slider the Mayors appointments
The following appointments WEI,
made:
For city attorney, 7. r. Carver
city marshal. J. ]. S"ariZ: Police
man, n. q. Hancock, and GcOTg,
Reeves; street commissioner, q. w
sherman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
BROOKNILLE.


The walls Of the new Bank build
Ing are nearing completion, the ur-
per joists are being placed. II il at
native brown stone and will MAX" -
handsome building, when conIplri-
ed.
VIM. Honeywell and fam,
moved TO Salina this week. Mr.. 10.
will engage IN the real estate snI
loan business there.
w. Ii. Gentry went To the Sm"L ;
Tuesday to look after his eat.
there. They are doing fairly We
has lost but one out OF total Of y
hundred head, all winIered Ia c'.r
trail Kansas.
Joseph Duncan intends TO open %,
Q land and loan Office la Salina. .s,i
er on the family will move thiih-'
He expects 10 spend a part 81 .
time in Rockville, however. ~
will keep Il warm between the IS.
towns.
Ed. Long who has been railr"a =
In the state Of Washington for -onr
months returned home the iir-i ."
the week. Mr.. Long - an old 4. T.
Railroad man, says he don't va {
any more Of that eoenlry. The "t.-
mate IL to muTkey for him. H.,
many friends here are pleased to -.
him.
BrookviIle Lodge No. go I. o. a.
p. will celebrate the seVeni,
second anniversary Of Odd FeIlow-
ship 10 America on Saturday eve
ming, April y at $50. Rev. J. A.
Bright, grand chaplain aud othrrs,
are expected tn deliver addresses q
be followed by \ banquet in their
hall Members and their families ami
Invited friends are requested to al
tend.
Most Of the country schools have
closed, as far rs We can learn gn,..I
results have been attained In Ihi-
vicinity. Most Of the teachers. We
believe, expect 10 avail tbemselve-
Of the benefits Of Prof. Rollman's
summer term Of school here. II
viii be grand opportunity for adj
vaneement In this most important
WORK.
The ely election passed or very
quietly and orderly and resulted in
The choice Of w. II. Gentry, mayor
p. Rupert, police judge; DIR. Fowler,
Nelson Harris. J. J. Bressisr, &. A.
Shepard and I. n. 5ondergard, couR-
eilmen. A moderately full vote wss
east, the day being perfect q gOodly
member of the ladies were out, ard
exercised the hrst and psrnmonI
right of an American citizen, tbst 81
IN Intelligent nee Of the ballot
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
Saline County sunday schools.

Program Of the Saline county Sun.
day School Convention at New
Cambria, Thursday and Friday.
April p and ~. 1891.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Prayer and praise service led by
the President
Address Of welcome by Rev. J. b.
Umberger.
Responses by the president and
delegates.
Topic How can we increase the
interest In our Sunday Schools ."
led by Henry Kennagy, w. C..
TuthilI, Frank York and others.
THURSDAY EVENING.
A Symposium On the tOpie:-
"Child- Religion" introduced by
Rev. VIM. Bishop, followed by
ministers and laymeB.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Song Service.
Topic:-"The Sabbath Teacher
before School," led by Rev. G. w.
Maggart, Prof. F. A. Cook, l.. D.
1horoman aud others.
Music.
TOpic:-"The Sabbath School
Teacher in school," led by Rev. r.
ID. Baker, Mrs. VIM. FouIks, ]. W.
X raft and nthara
Music.
Topic THE Sabbath School
Teacher after School" led by Rev.
VIM. Foulks, Mrs. A. X. Morrison,
J. Wayne Amos and others.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Music.
Topic TO what extent IL Q
teacher responsible for the CONVEX
sion of his class" led by J. NJ.
Brubaker. 4 Williams, J. w. Burke
and others.
Music.
TopIc:-"DO the times demand
any new methods Of work In the
Sunday School ." led by Rev. Saml
Wood, Rev. w. b. Mucklow, Prof.
II. ID. Scott and others.
CHILDREN's MASS MEETING.
Address 10y Rev. &. W. Maggsrt,
Rev. r y. l.. Elder, p. =. Carruth-
ers and others.
Query Box.
FRIDAY EVENING SESSION.
Music aud prayer.
Address 10y Rev. J. II. Lockwood.
Closing exercises.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
coNsTNPTioS Cured.

An old physician, retiring from
practice, having had placed Ina his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of consumption, bronchitis
catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, also q positive and
radical cure for nervous debility
aud all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers I'm thousands OF cases, has
felt II his duty To make 10 known TO
his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and q desire to relieve
human suffering. | will send free
of charge, 10 all who desire u, this
recipe, in German, French or
English, with full directions for pre-
pairing aud using. Sent 10y mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. W. a. NoYEs, sd Powers
Block, Rochester, y. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
aHIcErIASr voR saLIS.

The following letter Nas received
by p. e. York this week. it con-
tents indicate that ne will have the
long desired Institution before fiy
tiIue comes Ia full force aud ice
cream aud milk shakes are an absO-
lutte necessity to msinlain human
life;
DEAR SIRi-Siuce writing TO you
yesterday I have resolved . capy OF
the sunday RepuhtiedH Of the hh
I am very agreeably surprised nj the
size and number Of the various en-
tsrprises In your city. see, among
other contemplated neg ventures,
an lee factory. Does this refer to my
purpose Of erecting sseh . plant, os
are other parties thinking Of III Of
course two establishments uould
not pay! VIII you kindly tell me
about thlsf IL no one else is con-
tsmplaiing the erection OF such {
plant, you may state 10 the CoBimsr'
eIsl club that will have q factogy
On your city In operation by the
time warm days come, and with u
large cold storage varehcGss. Please
let me know BY return mail about
ether parties contemplating the seInt
| thing, and alan answer my Qaest lon
In my letter Of yesterday. have
telesfaphed 20 nay partner u Mes
| Gexieo % hold himself In rsediasss
% g 10 youf city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
sim ih. Fayorur.

IL you are contemplating u trip for
business or pleasure 10 will be well
To remember that the burlington
Route IL still the fayOrite. Her old
established line to Chicago hardly
needs more than a mere mention for
the reason that every nan, woman
and child In the country IL so faml-
liar with the fact that over this line
runs the famous solid veStibule train
ELI" with it, splendid Pullman
SleepeTs. chair cars and dining cars.
Your attention - now called To our
Double Daisy service between Kansas
city, AtchisOn. seph and -.
Louis. HeTetOfUi .p had but one
daily train from the Missouri River
TO -. Louis, that being n night train,
placing passengers in 81. Louis In the
morning la time for breakfast and all
eastern connections, but on account
OF the increasing demand another
train has been put on and now leaves
Kansas City, Atchison aud St.JOseph
In the morning. placing the pass
enger In II. Louis In the early even
ing Of the same day.
Omaha and Council Bluffs are put
in rapid communication with the
lower Missouri River points by two
superb daily trains, one leaving
Kansas City late In the morning
and the other in the evening. max
ing the run from Kansas City In
about eight hours The morning
train carries . through buffet sleep
ing car To -. Paul and Minneapolis,
placing the passenger Ia the twin
cities twenty hours after leaving
Kansas City.
For further information call OH or
address II. e.. Orr, G.. =. W. y. A.,
40 Main ST. Kansas city, Mo-, or
4. G.. DAWES, q. =. 4 T. A.
~ Joseph. Mo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16

Fru the Herald.

Onr ~ Mr.. OIIvrr's daughters. 81
Culver. was married "Wednesday
night in Mr.. Mckee, Of the same
place
lowell Apple lIas traded his resi-
drure property for Salina property,
~ Ne understand. The deal ~as
made this week.
Rev Brown has been returned to
this charge hy the annual conference
Er'd NJ Norton. for which Ne are all
truly glad.
Mr. I. T SWart AM family any
rIrving hack To- their 'aTnI today.
Er Geo Mayo will orcuIy the
l.ru-r varaied by Mr.. Swart.
r., T,-r..it haze hall club p'sytd
g.. Hrvrr'y club on the latter's
. ~rund last Saturday. The score
si"ni - 20 p In favor of Beverly.
Tive OIhfsIlow- rrcrIved a new
Ttfr Tor their hall the first Of tins
week SO! hah u put down. They
hav" = -Try ~ nj and tidy room now.
TIkr u"IIr,.. al ministers aud sx-
c'iaug'.- aud '.VrTyI,udy. the dediea-
Iinn 30 IL" Methodist church at this
place Wi'i occur June ~ ThIs time
snit- 81 the people. and Bishop
Nind- - h" asked the change In the
date
VIM PhipTin- ard Miss Msry Ga
hart were married at McPherson,
last week. They arrived her. Tues
day evening and went on out to his
farm. north 81 town. The happy
congratulations OF thrI- nunIs Tous
friends are extended.
The band boys met "Wednesday
night aud rrOTganiErd. We have
learned the names oi Ga. officers or
the nIeml,eT- We supp - they will
soou he blowing out big chunks Of
rongealed NJ: with iFiil- tucked all
down bef"r". We wish the boys
succs-a
Mr. MrIsrrn aud wife, snn-In-Ia~
and daughter of Mr Trew, arrived
4. River-i'Ie farm sunday. on their
wsy '---'. where Mr.. McLaren has
aecspie position Ia Q college.
H. len Monday for his new Aeid Of
Isi.oF. Mr.. MrI.aren will follow him
in = few weeks
W. ) Clinton. our deputy sheriff.
received \ Telegram yesterday morn
irg from Salina, to arrest Adams. q
negro, ~ he Was wanted there for
handling n razor on the cutiele Of
another negro, too freely. He was
accordingly arrested aud taken 10
Salina yesterday afteFsooB.
The Teseott Beard Of Trade met In
Tegulsr session last Monday night
aud elected the following Officers Tor
the ensuing term: q. A. Barton,
president; r. p. Webster, vice pres
ident; q A. Adams. secretary; =.
L. Sfidmore, treasurer. Other i'm
r3rtaut business was talked Of and
laid over until next meeting. ~
which every fnember IL earnestly re-
quested to be present. TSo new
members weFe secured.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
LINDSBORG.

At the college board meeting Tues
day. this week, the following officers
were elected: Chairman, Rev. &. A.
Swenson: vice chairman, Rev. J.
Seleen: secretary, Rev J. l.. Floren /;
treasurer, Mr.. J. Ekblad; executive
committee: &. A. SwensOn, j. %.
Sundsiorm and a. Lincoln.
Judge Bailey of Garden city says
that Jerusalem corn will grow and
thrive where NO other crop known to
him will do any good at all.
The crop prospects for this year
ate A No. !. The ground IL soaked
dawn fully six and q ie-half feet and
u In excellent condition for putting
In spring crops. The prevalent opiD-
ion l. that our state will be blest
with better crops than she has ever
had.
The Jenkins Bros are feeding two
hundred head Of steers on theSmoky,
Just below the bridge south Of town
They ARE fine lot Of cattle and are
in Hnud condition for this time Of the
vear These gentlemen are feeding
another ..ni of lj3 head Mt their home
aud will reap n handsome profit
from their inve-iment
Farmers. SOW part Of your land TO
alfalfa. The bottom lands will pro-
duca alum dAnt crops Of Iis hardy
forage plant. Seven tons Of hay and
fifteen bushels OF seed II not an ex-
traordinary crop per acre, In good
seasons. Figure your Lay at 81 per
ton and seed nj SIS from a single
acre.
Mr.. Carl Anderson, who drives
Mr.. T.. Jerrett's coal wagon. met
with y painful accident on Tuesday.
While driving along one of the traces
came unfastened. lie stopped the
team, and went to pick up the trace
the horse kicked him three times
about the face and once In the side
before he was released. Mr.. Ander-
son l. badly bruised man. IL IL
not known how serious he may lie
injured internally, but as we go 20
press, learn that he IL much i'm
proved.
TIL. Hon. JnO. A. Johnson, of Ran
dnlph, was one OF the delegates to
the Lutheran conference. He has
created n stipend Of 81 80 at Bethany.
The honorable gentleman was high
~ pleased with the work Of the in
stitutinn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
MARoUETTE.
From the Tribune.

Arnold johnson, son Of w. p.
Johnson, while fooling with - cal
revolver, Wednesday, aecidently
shot himself through the left hand.
Drs. Brown and Baird dressed the
wound and he will get along with
on. any serious designation.
Rev. Seamans the new NJ. Z. min
lister occupied the NJ. +. pulpit Sun
day morning and evening. Rev.
Seamans is an able and Interesting
speaker and the audience was quite
favorably impressed. He will move
his family here, this week. The
Tribune bids welcome to Marquette.
Past Grand Master Long, Of Els
worth was here Tuesday and institu-
ted . RebCcea Degree Lodge rs aux
Hilary TO Anchor I. q. D. +. the fol-
lowing were the officers installed:
v. q. Mrs. Lottie Baird, v. q. Mrs.
Anna Mock, Secy., Mrs. Ida sand
ere, Treas. Mrs. l.. NJ. Kendt. TWEEN
ty-four ladies start as charter mem
bers.
The ladies Of the woman's Relief
Corps, will give an entertainment on
Tuesday evening April 2lst., At the
Opera House. for the purpose OF
raising money for their relief funds.
The entertainment will consist Of
music ana q Milkmaids Convention,
II will he good, every body come
anil hear all about cows. Price Of
admission - cents. children 10
cents.
Marquette schools observed arbor
day yesterday by planting trees on
the school grounds.
H. u. Gle NJ. D., Of Vernango,
Ellsworth Co., Kansas, paid our city
4 visit yesterday the first time, for q
number of weeks. The Doctors large
practice makes u almost impossible
for him 10 lose any 81 his time
away from his work.
Rev. Allen aud wife, departed
Tuesday for their future charge at
Philipsburg. Rev. Allen has labor
ed faithfully and well the past year
for the uPbuilding Of the church
here and by his eloqunt aud faithful
teaching n well rs by his genial
manner aud unFi1ht uaIE has dnna
much good and large host Of friends
at Marquette Join Us In wishing him
unbranded happiness and prosperity
wherever his future lot may be east.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS

NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS
From our own correspondent.
Hon. John A. Murray Of Top -.
was looking up his business inirr"-t-
here the first Of the week.
Jerry Ring IL receiving the r.u-
gratuIsiIons Of his friends With
much modesty-lts a boy.
Levi Berkey has commenced ~.
cayating for his new rCsidenrr -
Main ST.
Mrs. II. Hammer and rhild'ru.
Alice and Henry Donmyer left la;
week for their new home in SkagEIt
county, Washington. They N're
accompanied on the journey by \.
b. Reynolds OF JOhnstOwn, Penn'r.
who goes west To look up locaIi"u.
Thos. W. Stahl has bought IN"
Poison farm.
Messrs. Abbott and Debold load
ed two cars OF wheat for Kan-ls
City, the first Of the week
The Theatrical entertainment at
Union Hall last Thursday night was
largely attended.
Rev. J. W. BlundoD Of Kanspnlis,
Kans., visited his son and daughter
here Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. wagstaT entertain.
ed . select party Of friends at their
country home last Friday evening.
The Humbargar boys gave opRn-
Ing reception 10 the Salina and Cam
brla gun club Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
uIpwrTT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16

In the District courts yesterday
morning Judge Thompson rendered
his decision In the knights OF
Pythias building case. His decision
makes the mechanics liens OF Rut-
ledge Bros, Nelson & Co, and OF hers
prior to the claims Of the mortgages.
This will be welcome news to the
mechanics Of this city who have
what represents many days Of hard
labor tied up In this unsIghtly mon
uDIent. IL IL stated that the build
ing will now be completed and be-
come an ornament To the CITY In.
steam OF an eyesOre at one Of our
principal corners.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
e. u. G. a. COURSE.

The last concert in the course will
be the Lotus Glee Club Concert
Cnmrany. which IL probably one OF
the best of their kind travelling.
Their success ia England and France
last sea-nH wSs phenomenal, ani In
this country. they are nov taking
the lead they will he At the "Is-rS
HOUSE Thursday svruing. About 100
seats srr already taken. Those de-
string To hear n treat la Tia. musical
line. e annol afford to mis-, this.
Tickets. 20 aud 81 crnts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
Lotus GIse CIub.

The reception rendered by the
Pan-American congress 20 the Unit
ed States congress at the Arlington
hotel last night vas a splendid az
fair. The spacious rooms were
beautifully decorated. and the Ma
rine band and the Lotus Glee Club,
Of Boston, furnished instrumental
and vocal music. - Washington Sum
dnu " raid.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16

The Republican says SAlina has no
Joints. AsIhe man Gho l. supposed
TO do sll the writing for that paper
10 known tn have infested those
places In the paSI and p trtskea "f
vet goods. rstaiIed therein this
statement may be taken - Authori-
taiive. Last night - we came down
town about dusk . pony" beer keg
was seen standing 10 front Of one ol
the express efIiees. The light OF q
match revealed the fact that the kes
wa the property Of the Anheuser'
Busch Brewing Association, 81
Louis. We did not investigate
further aud % cannot tell WhetheI
there Was anything In 10 or not
Eternal vIgIlaBcs h the Priea n
sobFisty these time4.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-16
8rsraa. Na.hIaxtaa asd ths Northwest
PartHr Coast.

The constant demand Of the irav-
cling pui'lic To- the far West for .
comfortable and nj the same time
an econ 1mieal mole Of travelling,
has led TO the establishment of what
IL known A. Pullman Cnionist
SleeIers.
These ears are built on the same
general plan as the regular first
class Pullman sleeper, the only Diff
ference heine that they are not up
holstered
They are furnished complete with
good confortabie hair mattresses,
warm blankets. snow white linen,
curtains, plenty Of towels, combs,
brushes, etc, which secure TO the
ocrupant Of . berth as much privacy
a. 10 to be had In flrst-elass sleeters.
There are also separate toilet rooms
for ladies and gentlemen, aud smok-
Ing ls absolutely prohibited. For
full iaformallon send for Pullman
CslOaist 9sespsf Leafiet. +. L.
LOmsx, Qsnsssi Passenger, Agent,
Omaha, Nee. S-3m.