Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-11-07
TAKEN UNAWARES.

| Much attention has been attracted by the
great offer of the Southern Pacific Company of
New Orleans. They are making free distri-
| button 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 luxuriOusly appointed
| train ever constructed. The train consists of
a composite car, in which is embraced a bar
| Der shop, bath room, library, cafe and smok-
| ing parlor, dining car, in which meals are
served at all hours, day or night, passengers
| paying only for what they order; also, a fun
complement OF Pullman's latest and most
magnificent drawing-room sleeping cars. The
speed OF this railway wonder, covering the
vast distance between New Orleans and Los
| Angeles i'll GO hours, and to San Francisco in Z,
| hours, has never been attempted or equaled.
| Contrary TO the usual practice of other great
railway lines, no expense Will be incurred 9TH
| er than the customary first-claSs ticket and
| sleeping-car fare for travelling on this superb
| train.
| Nov westward Sol has sent the richest
beams of moons high glory'
And much of civilized America is following
rapidly in his train, seeking homes, wealth and
| health in California.
| The great Sunset Route, Southern Pacific is
| now the favOrite one to those familiar with
| the different lines OF Westerd travel: and its
| management, gratefully recognizing the ready
appreciation Which the travelling public has
| shown their excellent tast-train service EN-
| bracing through Pullman and Tourist sleep
| ing car facilities i'll the past and which win be
| continued from Cincinnati, Chicago and New
| Orleans, have determined to Guido the most
splendid railway achievements, and to provide
/ their patrons with combination of luxury
| and comfort hitherto unequaled. To this end
| the magnificent train, sunset Limited" tax
ing its name from the solar luminary. whose
| path across valley and plain and over hill and
| mountain it follows with the speed of the wind,
| has been put on between New Orleans Los
| Angeles and San Francisco. Leaving both
| terminals every Thursday during the season
of 1888 So, passing through the balmiest re-
g1ons in all America, delightful even in Jan
uary, this Fleeing city, covers gulf to coast in
| a tribe over two days. Every comfort of home
| is found in the luxurious veStibuted coaches
|
prise, "Sunset Limited and the scenery along
this line is unsurpassed. For further parlicu-
lars, address s. +. B. MORSE, Genl PaSS'r Agent
New Orleans, La.
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The Maharajaii's Guest. By an Indian Exile.
The Last of the Van Stacks. Edward S. Van
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Mark Twain; His Life and Work. Will NJ
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Rose ant! Hinette. AlphOnse Daudet.
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Sparks from the Pen of Bill Nye.
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| nov tit NEW ORLEANS, La,