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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
NOVEL BASKETS.
How to Make Them of Shells, Coconuuts
md Popcorn.

How to MIKE Them OF Shells, Coconnuts
II Popcorn.
Harpc-'s Young People.
To make 4 scallop-shell basket, take n
piece of tissue paper twice as largo MS
you wish for tho height OF the basket
and about nine inches long. Fold 1t one
third Of tho way down, 80 that tho in
ner thickness will do for q lining to it.
Draw it together, and tie at the bottom.
Now stick on the scallop shells, one on
each side. being careful that the paste
doos not 20 through the inside lining.
Tho shells will stick nicely il it is laid
away until thoroughly dry. Cut the
tassel into fringe, put o small round bit
OF paper inside to line the bottom, and
hang by pape. ribbons. A double fringe
can be put around the top il desired.
The popcorn basket is 4 great
favorite with the younger children.
Pop the corn, and boil n little molasses.
Stir In the corn. Then take out 4 good
handful and shape 1t like n popcorn
ball. making 1t quite flat on top. When
the bulls aro dry, but not too hard, pick
out part of the inside and top, leaving
a cup-shaped basket 1t is not neces-
sary to take out very much. Now hang
the basket by double ribbons, making a
little bow at tho bottom. These can be
made from corn balls bought at tho
store equally well. They should be
hung by PINK or white ribbon or paper.
Tho little cocoanut basket will give
more lasting pleasure than any OF the
others. although it is q little harder to
mako. Ask some one to saw n cocoauut
into two parts. Then take out the in
side, which can be used for cooking or
candy. Burn a small hole in the bot
tom for drainage. and two holes in tho
sides. Fill the shell with good earth,
and plant in it a pla mt Of liverwort. vio-
lots and a few hardy ierns. Cover tho
dirtwith moss, and hang the basket by
picture wire Or ribbon.
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Tho attire OF n perfectly dressed wo-
man, says an authority, is original
without eccentricity, personal to hor-
self yot conforming to tho latest lash
ions. attractive yet undomonstrGtive,
deyelopingt to the utmost her own pecu.
liar charms. Further, the warning is
given that the economical dresser may
Permit light.colored fabrics to pass
through the hands OF m interior dress
maker, but dark gowns, whether in.
tended for day or evening wear, should
bear the stamp Of frst-class manufac-
turo. Which Is merely carrying out
the well.understood principle that it is
the rich who can profit by certain econ
omies, no. the less fortunate, who really
need them. There is such a thing Us
being too poor to wear any bur real lace.
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HINTS TO WOMEN.
Proper r aud Trnntmcnt Of tho Skin
and Teeth.

Proper Care nni Trontmont Of tho Skin
nnd Teeth.
Ladies wishing n smooth skin madc
without harm eau obtain II by purchas.
ing ton cents worth OF ttncture OF ben.
zoin. Dissolve it in u pint Of vino aud
use on tho iaco At night. The face
should first DO washed with pure and
tino soap and then rinscd off In clear,
cold water. Tho bonzoin can DO dis.
solved In water, but wine Ia preferable.
For q rough or sunburned skin usc
two ouuces OF distillod water, ono OF
glycorinc, ono OF alcohol and half an
ounce OF tincture OF benzoin. Without
the water and with tho addition OF two
ounces OF prepared chalk, FREQ from bis
mutli, 1t makes q fine cosmetic Tor
whitening the face and is not injurious
like the expensive "balms" or "blooin"
10 highly advertised.
Boil II small piece Of green bcnzoin in
spirits OF wine until it becomes n rich
tincture. Fifteen drops OF this poured
into a class OF water will produce Il
liquid that looks like milk and emits IL
most agreeable perfume. This wash,
while an cxcoIlcnt remedy for spots,
pimplos and oruptions, rondUra the skin
clear and brilliant aud tho checks q
beautiful rosy color.
Another wash is nado OF medIcated
soap, which can DO bought Of any drug
gist, meltod and made into balls, with
finely ground oatmeal. Oatmeal and
butternllk together possess wonderful
beautitying qualities. and oatmeal itself
now occupies n place on many dressing
tables. STEPPED in waterin small guam
titles, Its balsamic qualities aud glutin-
Gus o~iliness make tho flesh beautifully
soft md white. A little lemon Juice
may be added adv%antageously.
II q remedy is wanted to produce i'm
mediate and wonderful effects In whit
oning the skin, use tar oil and olive oil
heated together and cooled. Use upon
the iace when going to bed, with Il mask
Of thin old linen or muslin put on 10
prevent coming oii-further protecting
the pillows by an old sheet thrown over
them. In the morning 4 bath Of white
cas'ilesoapa and w~aterbrinss the face out
pure and softly tinted as q child's. This
Ia not only the best, but one Of tho
most harmless and cheapest prcpara-
ratlons that can be procured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
Attractive Gowns and Dainty
Novelties Tor Summon VICAR.
4 new YORK WOMRNS OUTFIT.
novel Baskets Of Shells, Cocoanuts
ana Pop-C 0rn-Ihc Buckle Eud-h
perfectly Dressed Womun-Porfumo
OF klowcrs-Caro and Treatment of
tho Skin mud Toeth-Whnt Wonders
nLlttiosystcn ana Furniture Polish
Will Accomplish.


ihldd1phtd 7fnn. ,r
II tho women who road those linca
arc n bit like mo In disposition thoy
will realize ut once what Joy was ropre-
sented in u visi, from q New York
friend possessed oflots Of pretty clothes.
l simply welcomed Tho sigh. Of hoy
trunk with q shout Of CLEO, for | knew
that 1t not only meant u lovely, cosy
titno together for several days, but n
glimpse OF up.to-dato Gotham frocks as
vol.
During the hangIng.up process I loi-
tered about "ohing" and "Nhing" and
enjoying myself generally. Everything
that camo out OF tho trunk was chic and
very swaggcr, but tho things that ap.
penlcd 10 mo most were essentially
summer costumes. One, n Dresden
china lawn OF very lne quality, had two
tiny rutllcs on tho skirt. These rutllcs
were edged with lace and the lace was
headed by tiny baby ribbon in ab.
sintho green. Tho bodice had bretellcs
OF ribbon and epaulcttos OF lace, with,
OF course. q sash OF tho ribbon to finish
h waist, for no euumer irock is com.
plete without a sash.
A lovely afternoon gown was OF blnc
India silk dotted in white. Tho skirt
was quite plain, but the bodice made up
Tor this primness by q riot OF vclvo. rib.
bon and laco that was b%ewitching. The
neck was cut around and finished by a
narrow velvet plating. From this was
q fall OF exquisite lace that reached tho
waist line back and front and spreading
out ove tho double pulled sleeves.
These sleeves have a rutIle OF lace that
was put on At tho elbow, being held
there by a butterfly bow OF the velvet
ribbon. A sash ending in u close 70.
sette in front. with two long ends
reaching to the bottom OF the skirt,
completed tho pretty toilette.
A third beauty was o peppermint
striped lawn, with a yoke in three
points outlined in beading. through
which black satin baby ribbon was
drawn. A black satin sash outlined
the waist and IN the sleeves were rows
OF beading, with the ribbon run
through. The skirt had two tiny knife
plaitings. Now, if Haven't given you
three very desirable hints to profit BY,
then l am nc judge Of woman's quick
ness in boinrable &c copy pretty models
when they arc suggested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Indianapolis Journal (Rep.)
The district convention that nomi.
mated Mr.. Lands for Congress laid
down some irst.rate Republican doc
trine. but 1t stumbled a little in quoting
Shakespeare. In the resolution con.
trasting tho condition OF things during
the Harrison administration and the
present, voters we're asked to "look first
on this picture and then on that"
What Hamlet said was: "Look here,
upon this picture, and on this" Again,
the resolution says 4 comparison OF the
two administrations furnished "a con-
tirmation strong as holy writ" that a
continuance OF the Democratic party in
power would be fraught with evil to tho
country. What Iago said was: "Trinee,
light as air, are, to the jealous, conGrma-
tons strong rs proofs Of holy writ"
The Journal does not wish to make
Shakespeare a political issue, but it
feels inclined to insist that when he is
quoted he should DO quoted correctly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

SorinlNdd IIa@.) H0mn,cdd
She measured out tho butter with avery solemn
mir,
The milk md sugar also; md she took tho great.
est caro-
To count tho eggs correctly, aud to add n little
bit
OF baking powder, which, you know, beginners
Oft omit
Then ,ho stirred 1t all together mud sho baked II
foil all hour
Hut she never quito torgayO herself for leaving
out the tourl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

UHIoS STOCK YARDS. CLAnEM0Sr,
MONDAY, May %, lSyL

swiuc-Tradc for hogs Is slow this week The
receipts IRE over 500 head IN excess OF last
except some OF the nearby hogs-thosc from
Pennsylvania, Maryland aud V~iB!nIa-which
have n rather wide rnnrc OF prices. and are 10
10 oJc lower, US 10 quality. Western hogs show
latter sell ut s. iNaj 90 per 100 lbs. gross; near
by hogs s. 0oa5 40 per l0U lbs, gross. aud rou,hs
Mt s. Ooai 50 per 100 lbs. gross, Receipts 1857
head.
Sheep and Lambs-Tmdo for sheep and limbs
Is only fair. Good, fat Ohio sheep sell nj Gin
3Ec. Virginia sheen and ewes, mixed na3c, and
n few cxtrn "k4ic per 10. GtuEs. L.pmbs 4aic. and
u few extra 6Ec per ID. gross. The quality is
generally fair,
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OMAHA, Nee, May 4, 1891.

To Whom Il Nay Concern:
Lam troubled considerably with head
ache and have tried almost everything
which is used "a q preventive or euro,
but there is nothing that has done me
SO much good US krause's Headache
Capsules. ALBEIT HELLER.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Klari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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and most delicate possible inhalation.
II ynu try to jan your nose down into
the Hover o loSc the essential altGr
aud got 4 rank smell Of petals or leaves.
avery different thIngirom tho fragrance
sccrctod by tho glands at tho busc OF
tho gtaincus and plstils.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

SYMPTOMS = Moisture; intense itching and
allowed TO continue tuEIors form, which often
bleed and u~lccrate. becoming very MORE.
SwAYSE's, OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding. heals liberation, and In mos; case, re-
moves the tunOTs At druggists, or By mail, iOr
oOcentS. Dr.. Swaync & Sou. Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Tho best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sorea, ulcers, salt rheuln, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
coTns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures pilea, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price %
centa por box. For sale BY Logan Drug
COMPANY,
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry,.
e q ppEWsTrp p.coI,..

Time Table No. Is. 10 take eFcc, l.:ol a. m,
Sunday. EOyrmhor 10 I'm

1"v VFNgK ~ Z III,
Sunday. November 10. 1871
Leave Whccliug-tS:oa, 1915. ,Il:9a N. to:,a
e3:l5. ti:@D, 1000 p. n.
Leave pen!asgla-ts:o'. ts:5l, lll:asa m.,t2:e6
"3:2l. t4:36. 1900 p. 10.
Leave Martins %Fesry-ts:l2, 1857. ln:saa m.
Arrive Terminal Junction-ts:lZ. tlo:u1, ;rI.5i
q. m. t1:Gs, 1881. tt:G. 1918 p. m.
Leave Terminal Juncion-t7:2. 1000. a m
$3.50. n m, 1859. ti:0j. t5:ii. ts.8 p. m.
Leave Mariln's Fe.ry-t7:2S, % :07 a.m, ol?:5
s;:Oj. TITO. tsp, ts:h2 D. IN.
Leave Pelinsuls-t7:Si. a9:Iia N, 'l2:5l, u:l1,
t!:l1, t5:?5! tS:ES p. m. '
Arrive Wheclins-t7:to. 29:o q m, sla:5z.
s;:l7, tI:Gj. ti;3l. t9:n5 p. m. 800
'pally., tDaily c8ccp; Sunday. 1sundsrs only
Al. trains will run on Enstcrn Time
IL TAuSSIG, Superintendent
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Cincinnati Enquirer tDca)
Look at tho national Democratic plat.
form OF 1892 IN tho subject Of tho FREQ
coinage OF tho two metals. The man who
wrote that could got away with n mat.
tress any hour in the day.
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4 nEcrunM on rue onuyr.

@--
Delivered liy II ,lnn WHO Thought tho
World YIN. Against HIN.
NeU rort 7tituar,
During tho farm show recently In tho
Madison Square Garden many curious
things could DO soen to excite the aston.
ishmcnt Of city people. aud 1t was
strange that In tho weeks exhibition
tho place vas not visited by larger
cfowds. The smell Of tho country was
about tho big enclosure, and tho ap.
puaranco Of those who went ,hero nude
1t look mora like tho country s%till-to
tho sans effect, In TACT, that water Is
sald to add to tho appearance OF a river.
Ducks quacked, and many deaf and
dumb boys and girls from ono
Of tho pablo institutions, who
filled tho boxes upon either side, made
signs to II another. A hugo pig
gruntod. People stopped to look at
him, and provoked by his slovenly
silence would prod him with aticks or
umbrellas until he emitted his peculiar
sound. After this they invariably
passed OH. Whom tho writor leaned OH
tho railing which guarded his pen a
ray OF sunshine fell upon the pigs oyc.
lIo moved his head unensily and began
roofing with his snout In tho straw. A
man, poorly drcsacd, but evidently Of
m inquirinc turn Of mind, who had
been looking down ut hts pOrcine
majesty for some tiiu0 without saying n
word, walked around the inclosuro and
began to talk.
"a grunt Ia n curious thing" he said,
cdginG up to tho rcpOrtur and speaking
with m air OF d%inidence.
"Thero is nothing like it in tho
world" was the uuawer.
at Is the very antithesia Of what may
lie called tho poetry OF music. isn't it?''
Possibly"
"And when you speak Of anybody
having 'gruuted out something you
know there is no other word-not oven
the word growIed iteslf-that so iitly
expresses tho s%urliness OF temper and
the vulgarity Of sound that character.
ICES this action"
~ feel like agreeing with you"
Very well, then, ! acknowledge tho
courtesy, but am sorry at the same time
time to cay that | disagree with you"
"How-whyY
"When you say there is nothing like
it in tho world. AS | havc found it,
everything else in tho world IL like it..
| have got nothing but u erunt wherever
l went, aud from whomever l have
spoken to for God knows how long until
l met you. Everybody seemed afraid
that was going to ask something from
him, and seemed disappointed when !
drew tho line ut inquiring tho time OF
day. A man may always inquire tho
time OF dRy and hope to get what ho
asks for-which Ia about the only thing
he can got since Grover Cleveland re.
turned 10 " a%shington. 1t seemed Ms il
people began 10 grunt as o o as hc
came back to power, people, l mean,
who have money. They began to grun.
ut people who hadn't mouoy. All, l SEQ
you don't believe me; You think that ii
was the other way, but allow me to say
you are mistaken. l never was before
without work, but here am now on tho
verge OF starvation"
And did you vote for Harrison?"
NO"
The reporter started to go.
"Now look here" said the man,
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l. takes half q lifetime to learn to do
ANYTHING perfectly. Few know how to
inhalc tho perfume OF a flower. The
idea should be TO capture the lair iusi-
tive first OF all" aroma by tho slightest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Simply apply ~"SwAYSE's OINTMENT" No In
ternal medicine required. Cures letter. eczema
Itch, oil oruptionS on tho face, hands, nose, Gc.'
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. its
great healing aud curative powers arr possessed
~ no other remedy. Ask your druggist ior
sWAYSg's OINTMENT. 1TIiSIT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

Arc you weak and weary, overworkod
and tired? Hoods saraaparilla Is Jus.
tho medicine you need to purify and
quicken your blood and to give YOU
appetite and strength. II you decide to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla do NO. be in.
duced to buy any other. ANY effort to
substitute another remedy ia proof OF
tho merit OF Hoods.
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NOW look here" said the man,
you're not going to turn your back on
me and grun., too, I hope? That NAV
drive ME to despair, and what then
should l have to live for? Big thlugs
are often occasioued by small things.
You hear OF the Englishman who com.
mitted suicide because the servant for.
got to put sugar in his tea. Do you
want to drive INC to extremes? l an
swer again no: l did not vote for IIar.
rison, l voted for Cleveland; and if it
were only to restore the eternal har.
mony OF things, and silence once for all
this chorus OF grunting which jars upon
me and which I am forced to hear on all
sides, l am prepared hencetorth to
cast my ballot for Republicans only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31

When Baby was sick, We gave he. Cas;oria-
When she was Child, sho cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Cas.oria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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TheCla7eland, LOraia & Wheeling R.R.
TIME CARD.
Vim ElyrIa aud the Lake Store Houlc.
MAY 81 1884, {,
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Hoods Pills arc the best aitor.diuucr
Pills, assist digestion. cure headache.
Try q box. 4
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Sold by druggists everywhere. sp2.nwr.uv

O.. E. c. Vests Ne,,e and n,oIn r,oo,no.I
tSsold under po,itiYo wriiton cr1arSptne. h. TIsSo
,,ed ssen1 only, 70 cure weak Memory; Loss Of
I insSt ena Nerve Power; Lost Manhood; 3ui0kness;
NsIyousness: Lassitudo; ali Drains: LoSs Of pnrc-
Oh we aenetnnyo Organs in either scr, caused BY
EVE TTTahr19f9en. Youthful Errors, or Excessive Uco q
SiisSrt. to 1puTn Of LGn1r which scen lead to
slaoox; . Tor vi With Srit,gn guarantee to cure or
f fSiqn So peSs oSEh. VISITS 1s'I' coGaHsYRUP, Ies.tuIn
'Nhooping COUGH, soro Throat, PIessant 10 tSEcn
snai! sife Discontinued: OH eOo. sire, nbV DC; old
GUARANTEES Issued only through CHAS +.
GOETZE, Successor to McLain Brothers. Drug
gis.s. Wheeling, ", Va iyisrrbsayy
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81 = Pennsylvania Stations.
a%5E2nnSy!ydnid LINES.


TInxEr orrIcrs At PHHSsyIvAsA STATION O,
WATER IT,, Foot OF ELEVENTH ST, RHrL.IsC,
At McLukE Hocss., HHEELIyd. AND At IBY
PENNSYLVANIA SrhrI0S. EniD0EPonr.
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Su M NER RESORTS.
BROOkSIDE, WEST VIRGINIA.
Altitude 300 Feet.

Dtookstdc. ten miles from Oakland and Deer
perk. Nd. on the summit OF tho main Allegheny
Cheat river. A mos. beautiful family resort.
comprising Il farm OF 30 acres. ten modern cot.
tagcs and main house: large dining hall and ball
room: fine bass and trout fishing: bowling alley.
livery OF saddle and driving horses at moderate
rates We meet all trims on Baltimore 4 Ohio
at Oakland. Send for descriptive circular.
Brooksldo. Preston county. Yves. Virginia s
Prescott Wright mali
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ONLY THE BEST QUALITY OF
~ STATIONERY. TUE FINEST INK AND
THE hEATEST TYPE arc used 10 Inc Com.
ne,clal Printing done By
THE ETELLIGEScEa JOB OFFICE
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Or. Mllos' Neryino Is sold on q positive
guarantee that tho first bottle viii Geneit'
nti drpGsiSts sell It at 81, 8 bottles for Il, or
h y Il 10 =, SEM, prepaid. on receipt Of prico
l.
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Right Paralyzed!
Saved from ST. Vitus Dance.

Our daughter, Blanche, now az.
SSSh years OF agc, had been terribly
atnlctcd with nervousness, and had
I2st tho entire use Of her right arm.
me feared st. Vitus dance, and tried
enc bcst physicians, with no benefit.
one has taken three bottles OF DR..
niles, Nervine and has gained 81
pounds. Her nervousness aud SWIM.
toms or st, Vitus dance are entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
2nd has recovered complete use Of
'her arm her appetite is splendid" y
Mrs R. r, BULLOCK. Brighton, N. "
Dr.HMiles'sNervine
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: UT hU Ut bENI VNKIUI.
And did you vote for Harrison p
"%op
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-13

They were King about the phenomena
Of the mind The tail man remarked how
curious it was that man could not do one
thing and think Of another. The short man
said that he had read of people who could
write two words at the same time. and the
thin man added that great many people
could do one thing and think of another
BUT thetal man answered that these. things
We're an special cases and exceptions and
reiterated the statement that it was curious.
etc Just then the quiet young woman iu
the conner suggested that she didn't con.
slider st curious at all You can't do it,
said the tail man.
oh yes said the quiet young woman.
'sM hen I was little girl 4 used to say the
Lords Prayer and think Of anything else
in the world. ''-Boston Budget.
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Hon. a. j. Balfour has taken 70 bicy-
cling as a means Of physical relaxation
tivcs.
Although the parents Of Nine. Eames-
Story are Americans. the primo donna
was born in China.
Mrs Tunis Ct. BerGin. one of Brook
lyn's Four Hundred. is actively Interest,"
ga lin women clubs.
Miss Anna Gould is engaged TO VII
liam ii. Hartman. who made q fortune
in Wall street he is about s. years q
age.
Mrs. William Howard Hart of Troy
N. X.. is to- erect a fine building for th
Young Mems Christian association d
that city.
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ROCK IsLAND ROUTE

Offers the Lowest Rates ana Best Routes
To California and Texas
The Great Rock Island Route is the
only line selling tickets to Los Angeles
via San Francisco.
lis the only line selling tickets to San
francisco via Los Angeles.
is the only line granting stop overs ut
any and all points Id the state of Cali
fornia
Is the only line giving you your choice
of both routes going and returning
1t offers superior advantages i'm rates,
routes, smooth track- through car ser
vice, Ee.
Rates to both Northern and Southern
California points one way $4,000, round
trip $500.
ON Tuesday, March 10. we viii sell
round trip tickets to all Texas points at
one fare for the round trip
Low rates every day to all southeastern
points
For additional information call at city
ticket Office. 601 Kans. ave, southwest
corner of 6th ave
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City Ticket and Pass. Agent
60l Kansas avenue. Iopeka. Kansas
OLD RELIAsLE UNION Pacific.

We are Noton the War Path Rut WIN
Meet ANY Kate Made 81 Pacific Coasts
Points.
We have through vestibule train SER
vice to Portland andeSan Francisco with
out change via Denver. Cheyenne, Odgen
and Salt Lake. Our rates at present are.
To San Francisco, san Jose, Los Angles
and santa Ana, California, one way $1,000
To same points round trip $500
Same rates viii apply to all Intermediate
points west of Ogden
Round trip tickets good for "6O1 days
with privilege of returning via I'll Paso
s. Fort Worth to Missouri river
A. VI. FULLER.
City agent 525 kas Ave.