The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1894-11-02
Taken Unawarc..

by the great offer of Southern Pacific
Company Of New Orleans. They are
making free description Of books to
advertise their wonderful new train
now running from New Orleans to
the Pacific Coast. and which is said
to be the finest, fastest and most lux
urously appointed train ever construc-
| ted The train consists of a compo-
site car, in which is embraced a bar.
Der shop, bath room, library, cafe and
smoking parlor dinner car, in
which NE Is are served at all hours,
day or night, passengers paying
only for wha, they order; also a
full complement OF Pullman's latest
and most magnificent drawing room
sleeping car. The speed Of this rail-
way wonder, covering the vast dis
lance between New Orleans aud Los
Angeles in 90 hours, aud to San Fran
cisco in III hours, has never been at,
tempted or eqraied CONTRARY to
the usual practice Of other great r;ii'-
way lines, no expense viii! be incurred
other than the customary frstclass
ticket ard sleeping car fare for trave
ling on this superb train
"Now westward Sol has sent the
richest beams of rooms high glory.
And much Of civilized Amercia is
following rapidly in his train seeking
homes, wealth and health in Galifor-
mia.
The great Sunset Route, Southern
Pacific, is now the itvorite one TO
those familiar with the different lines
OF western travel; and its manage
ment, gratefully recognizing the ready
appreciation whichthe travelling public
has shown their excellent tast.train
services, embracing through Pullman
and flourish sleediug-car facilities in
the past, and which will be continued
from Cincinnati, Chicago and New
Orleans, have determined 10 Guido
the most splendid railway achieve
ments, and to provide their patrons
with combination OF luxury and
comfort hitherto unoqua. d. To this
end the magnificent train, Sunset linz
tied taken its name from the solar
luminary, whose path across valley
ard plain and over hill and mouatain
it follows with the speed OF the wind,
has been put on between New Orleans
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Leaving both terminals every Thurs.
day during the seasons Of IS94-95,
passing through the balmiest regions
in all America, delightful even in
January, this "aeeting city covers
gulf to coast in trifle over two days.
Every comfort OF home is found in
the luxurious vestibuled coaches
dinner sleeping and composite
which comprise Sunset Limited,
and the scenery along this line is UNI
surpassed. For fu,her particulars,
address S +. B. MORSE, Gen'l Pass'r
Agent, New Orleans, La.
FREE.
Anyone or more Of the following
standard novels will be sent absolute
ly free to any address in the United
States or Canada on receipt of FACTS.
for each book, in stamps or other
wise, to cover the actual cost OF post
age and packing:
Ships That Pass in the Night--Be-
atrice Harraden.
The Passing Show Richard Henry
Savage.
The Man in Black-Stanley J.Wey-
man.
The Maharajah's Guest-An Indian
Exile.
The last OF the Van Slacks-Ed-
ward S. Van Zile.
A Lovers Fate and Friends
Counsel-Anthony Hope.
What People Said-An Idle Exile.
Mark Twain; His Life and Work
Will NJ Clemens:
The Major-Major Randolph Gore
Hampton.
Rose and Ninettc-Alphonse Dau-
Diet.
The Minister'S Weak Point-David
Mcclure.
At Loves Extremes = Maurice
Thompson.
By right, Not Law-R. II. Shepard.
Dodo; A Detail Of the Day-E. F.
Benson.
,-n rrvx ~ nTIFH