Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-27
TAKEN UNAWARES.

making free distribution 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 consist
of a composite car, in which is en-
braced with a barber shop, bath
room, library, cafe and smoking
parlor,a dining car in which meals
are served at all hours, day or night
passengers paying only for what they
order; also, a full complement OF
Pullman's latest and most magni6-
cent drawing-room sleeping cars.
The speed of this railway wonder,
covering the vast distance between
New Orleans and Los Angeles in 60
hours, and to San Francisco in II
hours, has never been attempted or
equaled. Contrary to the usual
practice of railway lines, no expense
will be incurred other than the GUS
tomary first class ticket and sleep
ing. car fare for travelling on this su.
perb train
"Now westward Sol has spent the
richest beams of Moons high glory"
And much of civilized America is
following rapidly in his train, seek
ing homes, wealth and health in Cal
fornia.
The great Sunset Route, Southern
Pacific, is now the favorite one to
those familiar with the different lines
of Western travel; and its manage
ment, gratefully recognizing the
ready appreciation which the travel
ing public has shown their excellent
fast trained service, embracing
through Pullman and Tourist sleep
ing-car facilities in the rast, and
which will be continued from Cincin-
natl, Chicago and New Orleans,
have determined to Guido the most
splendid railway achievements, and
to provide their patrons with COM
bination of luxury and comfort
hitherto unequaled. To this end
the magnificent train" Sunset Limb
ed" taking its name from the solar
luminary, whose path across valley
and plain and over hill and noun
tain it follows with the speed Of the
wind, has been put on between New
Orleans, Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, Leaving both terminals
every Thursday during the season
of 1s94-95, passing through the
balmiest regions in all America, de-
lightful even in January, this "flee-
ing city" covers gulf TO coast in a
tride over two days. Every COM
fort of home is found in the luxur-
ious vestibuled coaches-dining
sleeping and composite-which com
prise "Sunset Limited" and the
scenery along this line is unsurpass-
ed. For further particulars, adj
dress S. F. B. MORSE, Gen1 Pass'r
Agent, Ne o. ans, La.
FREE.
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United States or Canada on receipt
Of IA cents for each book, in stamps
Or otherwise, to cover the actual
cost OF postage and packing:
"Ships That Pass in the Night"
Beatrice Harraden.
"The Passing Show" By Richard
Henry Savage.
"The Man in Black" By Stanley j.
Weyman.
"The Maharajah's Guest" By an
Indian Exile.
"The Last of Che Van Stacks" Ed.
ward S. Van-Zile.
ga Lovers Fate and Friends
Counsel" Anthony Hope.
"What People Said" 40 Idle Exile.
"Mark Twain; His Life and Work"
Will M. Clemens.
"The Major" Major Randolph
Gore Hampton.
"Rose and Ninette." Alphonse
Daudet.
''The Minister'S Weak Point" Day.
id Mcclure.
cat Loves Extremes" Maurice
Thompson.
SPY Right, Not Law" K. Fl. Sher-
ard.
"Dodo; a Detail of the Day." E. F.
Benson.
IA Holiday in Bed and Other
Sketches" j. M. Barrie.
christopher Columbus His Life
and Voyages" Franc B. Will
kie.
ain Darkest England and the Way
Out" Gen. Booth.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" Harriet
Beecher Stowe.
dream Life" TX Marvel donald
G.. Mitchell.)
"Cosmopolis." Paul Bourget.
"Reveries of Bachelor" TX Marvel
donald G.. Mitchell.)
"Was it Sulcide?" Ella Wheeler
Wilcox.
"Poems and Yarns" Jas. Whit comb
Riley and Bill Nye.
can English Girl in America" Tai
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"Sparks From the Pen of Bill Nye."
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