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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

sad news. il was with a lighter heart
she jonrncyed toward her old horne.
Arriving in the neighborhood. she
sent for old Hannah. who gave her the
particular ~ hsr fathers condition.
and together thsr had many an an xions
discussion a. 10 what was hes; - he
done.
de doctor say /, wouldn't DO fer You
ter 70 ter see him. lie j. 80 sol again
ser FER havin' ce captain; der shock %
seem yer nigh, kin him." Hannah
said On one ~ those occasions But
YOU kin stay close hv en- I'll make out
like IN hire >ugy Honey ter you ter
nus: he don't know what yer new
name Is. nohov. en- she kin take de
baby oher dar. en- mayb. narstcr II
notice him arter awhile"
Thus il was arranged. and the next
day when >ugy-lIoney did not appear
As usual. Col Henson seemed restless.
and finally asked where She was
II dun hired her out 70 nus.
answered Hannah II taut she might
IS well be maxim err little somethin' Sc
not"
Col Henson said no more. but he
evidently missed the willing hand'
and feet and the CHEEKY presence Il
which hc had been Solong accustomed
a. he sat on the porch that evening. .
silent. disconsolate figure. he heard Z
Jolly laugh and baby's pretty cooling
II proved to be Sugy-lIoney and he
new charge.
The baby was a lovely little fellow
lust beginning 10 prattle- When Sngy
Honey put him down from her lap n
toddlcd in the most matter-of-iact wa
10 Col Henson. put his hands on IN
, colanels knees and chatted ince >santl
in his pretty. lsping lingo
! The colonel soon commenced - tax
4 a little interest ia farm matters; 70 y
ouire Of Jake how many Of The ~
negroes were still On the place; VIVA
p crops he planted and 10 give some "a
1, vice as "a their cultivation. 81 II w
. plain that his day began when Sug.
= Honey came with the baby and encs
r when they left lie still had no id'
who the little one really was Tor a
. were afraid 10 tell him
4 Thus the summer days passes
Hannah often reported progress
MARI. who was cheered by her
!, theirs Improvement. and yet depresse
= He had never vet mentioned her nam
!, Would she ever again see his eyes re
:. upon her with the old fondness? ;
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The absolute necessity for wider mar
ke,s for our surplus manufactured
Goods i pointed out in recent issue
~ the Engineering and Mining Jour
nal one OF the leading trade papers OF
America. The Journal believes .hat
the United states will ere long take an
important part in supplying the world
with the products Of its mills and FAC
tories. A. Is now done with farm prod
ucts Our great natural resources.
lahor-Savinr machinery and business
enterprise count for more tnan rates OF
wages in the cost Of production. and IN
MI these things this country has notn-
inc to fear from its industrial rivals
Uruinr the Increasing 81 our export
trade the Journal says: The extern
sion 81 our foreign markets j. Of high
Y Importance 10 nearly every manufac
turcr In this country. for foreign out
l.t. ~ even low prices not only re
Ii.ve~ the home market ~ the pre-sr g
~ surnlns stock and thus helps Y
maintain profitable prices here hnt p
increasing output X lessons the cos, Q
what we sell al home.
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Her mother was the favorte maid OF
pretty Georgia girl before the days
of secession. and had given her baby
this qucer-sounding name because as
She explained to her young mistress:
.Surar il sweet. en- 80 is honey. en-
de hady is sweetcr dan cider, en- so Use
name her fer bofc-
Mary Henson laughed at her serv-
ants fancy, but She was an induigent
mistress and made no real objection,
50 that Hannah's baby was henceforth
known 10 Hazel Dell farm as Sugy-
Honey"
To mistress and maid. as To mother
ana child. the happy years went by
with presage Of the honors OF war III
store for that summer land and that
sunny-hearted people. Yet when the
first gun of Fort >umpter sent its thun-
derous echoes round the world, "
found Mary's faith already the colonel
of a regiment on its way 10 JOIN ms
command. leaving his plantation u
,he care of his wife and daughter and
a few trusted servants These nae
nroved themselves faithful in the day
Of peace and prosperity. They were
now to be found not less SO through
wears OF adversely and peril. hannah
win Jack. her husband. and Sugy
Honey were the main house servants
AN own in the world and all low
Ileave in your hands. were the las
words OF Col Henson a he rode away
and events proved that ne knew >
whom he could trust.
The day came At last when the war
with all its changes. was over an
Hannah had heard that her master wa
coming home
Four wears OF civil strife had LEI
their impress on the hillside and va
ley. as well as ia the hearts OF the PEI
pie. The Henson mansion. when ma
been built in colonial times, 81 ston
brought as ballast from the mcths
country. was no,v a heap of ruins AN
its ashe, mad been trampled oy swa,
ing lines Of men grappled together
the deadly struggle for victory "A
other impressive symbol Of the FAM
misfortunes was newly made gra'
in tho little family burying groun
where an inscription on slap
white pine told TO those who care
10 read that the mother Of the nous
hold had closed her eyes TO =
sorrows of time Hannah was makiI
ready for her master little room
the corner Of the yard called an ofii'
which. with her own cabin. were Y
only buildings left standing Nh
thus occupied She was eNpounding !
troubles TO SuEy-lIoney, who was ~
gently scrubbing the floor.
..Dcsc here IS quare times, >ut
Honey. ! tell yer. E5erbody gon
dc place but YOU en- me. en- yer dad'
en- po' ole miss dadc Wild heartore'
ease Mass Mary went en- marry
Yankee capting. En- what y gw
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The benefit, 81 the unexampie1 m
:rcase in wages ~ at least l-'uo-ooo
workers during the past year = ~ No
means confined ~ the men aud women
receiving the higher wages WIN m
creased facilities I'd buy, the wor Kers
ia the cities aud towns will everywhere
consume more ~ the farmers prod
,,~... fhu~ increasing the narket~ TT
Vii lsfnss il 4 yrienltura produce. ldl-
sncn and women are not good custom
rr.. but with steady work ana hiTne'
sares they wilt u-e much create
quantities IN everything the farmer
has 4, .ell. 80 that ia thc long run
l,et,er wages Will benefit The iArmcl
iust as much an the workers
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At a farm in Tyrol two young peas
ants woocd the two beautiful daughters
of the owner and were accepted. Their
banns.werc pronounced from the pulpit
After the service was over one OF the
youths said 10 the other: Look mere
Shall we cxchagc bridcs?" The osher
answered: Its all one TO me-" The
brides were then asked whether theJ
would agree. and, as they did not OBJ
iect. the exchange was made.
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and her husband and Hannah thought
over all the possible and Impossible
WAYS Of bringing about n reconcllia-
tion. bu, none Of them could devise
plan that appeared safe and feasible
one day in early autumn Sugy-Honey
and The baby made their usual pill
rrimage to the old place.
The baby had long weed with
fuzzy end for tail playing horse. lie
was calling on '-Tunnel. a. ne called
him. to whip up his horse. and White
prancing to and fro in some way inc
,ssai caurh. oil Are from the open
FRONTAGE. and before anyone realized
that danger was near. the little form
was partially developed in flares
Snrv-Ilonev rushed IL the rescue
for she was the first 10 see the blaze
and the colonel wrapped the scream
ing baby in rug Their hands AND
arms were severely burned. but the
baby escaped rniraculonsly. Though
All ms pretty curls were gone and his
outside clothing burned. yet the
wooden garment next his body was
scarcely scorciled.
col. Henson had worked with VIII,
ana while he was rolling and Iibblng
the baby form he was mentally MAX
ing an almost unconscious vow:
..oh Lord. spare this little one hai
hec,n To love. and 7 will no Longer
waste my life. only let me save the
baby from a hideous death and WALL
arouse from my lcthargy. will soften
NV heart 70 my only child ana lake
- ;...., ,nx. lif.. atvain.
. All this and muck more ne vowed
while life and death hung IN the tai
r ance. and while he and >ugy-fioney
, were winning the victory
A, last the danger was past. th'
i bahv had ceased crying and was gIvin-
4 one az his ripping laughs over a capel
his nurse was executing for his bene
y n, 4 swift rush Of skirts was heard
= for bad news flies quickly. and IN
= bahv's mother. with open arms ana he
heart in ner eyes was in the room
huprinr first the baby and then he
I. father. then laughing and crying
= talking and explaining all at ones
II Hannah. who stood in the doorway
N with uplifted. streaming eyes. e.
y. claimed: 49,.
y ..Eress the I.awd. oh my soul,
While su~y-Honey. despite II
y brrninr hands. was dancing jig
q he cornnr. for. though shc did r.
:" know IL. her mission was fulfilled
:, Memphis Commcrcial-ApPcAi-
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ter tell marstc- when he cum? Jess
iah "a know dat.n
Su1y-lIoncy did not essay To solve
this problem. but giving her scrubbing
brush On extra dig. she said:
Nanny, does yer reckon marster
will trls "a bout Miss Mary gittin'
married lax ole Miss did,"
'>i.p. chile. ole Miss didn't kecr 50
muE Ger herself; she done give up ter
take Ahaic bber dc LAND SEN: twas
5c-' ei,>e She lsnowed how marStcr WINS
gwine rar v hen he git home.
THIS clicking Of the little gate broke
N on the conversation. and turning
they saw Col. Henson standing at the
door
llc had once been handsome man
but hardship and suffering had lef
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HEaE j. physician who advocates
lxissinr. Dr. A. l.. Bridges cmphatic-
.;;y declares that "thc advantages q
kissing outweigh its infini.csirnal risks
for il provides Us with microbes uscfuI
for digestion.
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-,.v that Mckinley haE recognized
prosperity a. a nrtliverent we can 80
right on with our good fortune Nash
I -iils American.
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ru- f,opdon society q Compositors

Tnz London Society OF compositoso
expended $1,000 on their unemployed
AZ. wear. There we're 5.7a0 relic1s
granted. each one averaging sa.5o. and
the average for each recipient being
sla. Their actual income from all
sources was s3o.523. 80 that nearly
half ~ ii was spent In out ofwork bcne-
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III T. II l. " n 5 n o
pomp or ceremony
at the christening
OF Sugy-H Q n G Y,
neither would the
most visionary as
trologcr have en-
lowed her with a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

The eastern owner ~ a ranch IN
San Diego county. Cal. ha- devised q
r,vel way ~ keeping thoroughly
posted a. 20 the condition q ms Prep
.rtv without the trouble and expense
N visiting il two or three times rear.
4. certain seasons he has an "ia '"r'A'e
saries " photographs ~ thu property
.,ts., showing the hrilf.-ngr, the
s.nek. tne fruit trees and every tninR
alout the place. These pictures
sh,w the amount 81 work done ami the
cxac, condition Of The work on ths
ranch.
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so virtue contains in itself. in the APP
prevail Of God. in peace of conscience.
in spiritual life and character. In help
fitness and service. its best reward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
COURT COULDN'T MOVE HIM.
Er.Dcputy Collector of Internal TO.
vcnuo Murphy, Who Guarded His
hccords. Speaks In Praise Of Paino's
Celery Compound.

EN.Collector Of Internal Revenue
Thomas I, Murphy, Of Maine. who was
brought Into prominence all over tho
country during President Clcvoland's
first administration by refusing to allow
certain civil officials to pcfusc his
records, heartily endorses laino's eel.
cry compound.
MI. Murphy is n keen observer. lilo
10 o writer oil no mean ability. has been
employed rs editor and editorial
writer on several papers, ID recognized
throughout Maine us n forc!blo aud con.
vlncing speaker. aud Is universally liked.
Az present no represents u big Boston
holiie on tho road, whore his warm
Eenialtty makes him welcome TO every
Motel and railway train.
IN tho smoking compartment OF a
patIor car last week he was pralsing
Paino's celery compound to u fellow
passenger. The person 10 whom hc nd.
dtes'od his conversation had boon laid
up with tho grip. Tho malady loi, him
III a bad way, n sort OF depression Of
spirits and a disinclination Tor business.
II felt tho samo way" said Mr.. Muir.
ply. "Aitor wrestling a woOk with tho
gript! loft mo depressed and weak. Ono
Tight OF stairs was enough to make me
pun aud wheoze like n loaky bellows. A
milo walk would almost floor Inc. Head.
aches began the moment l got out OF
bod, and | felt about us mean us any
one could for tho whole day. Hearing
so much about Paino's celery compound
made W my mind to try ii, and I'll
toll you how 1t worked. 1t was like
close applications OF soothing lotions to
a scorchcd finger. After u few doses |
found that On retiring ! soon dropped
into 4 sound, refreshing sleep. III loss
than a week | was myself again. Wv
eyes. which are none too sirOn. at their
best, but which burned and achcd till
| began taking paiue's celery com.
pound. assumed their normal condition
and really seemed stronger than before
the grip marked mo for u victim. / can
walk five miles now and feel non tho
worse for it.
MY vile and boy arc taking Paine's
celery compound this spring."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
ABoUTlrEoPLE.
stranrorsin the C.sI rad wheeiiuS Folk,
Abroad.


Strangers In the CAB nni Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
John Butler, OF Woodstield, is an ar-
rival at the McLure.
D. Ei.eman and D. Sterrett. OF Wash
ington. Pa. are at the Mcclure.
Hon. &. B. Dovcner was at Mounds.
vile on legal business yesterday.
r. y. Barnsdail, OF Bradford, Pa, 4
prominent oil man, was here yesterday.
Mr.. John r. Hall. OF the St. Clairsvil!e
Chronicle office, was III the city last
evening.
Mr.. Louis O~ppenheimer, a New York
travelling man. is in the city. a CUES at
the Mcclure.
Col. Chas. F. Brandiass doesn't care
who knows it. His wife has presented
him with 4 son.
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. G. B. Brown. OF
St. Clairsville. autographed at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
Mrs. Gibbs, OF Baltimore, nee Mila
Lulu Iiildreth, is visiting the family Of
Capt William List.
c. C. Wager, general agent OF the
Mutual German Savings and Loan Asso-
citation, is in the city.
J.. D. Lippincot., OF Pittsburgh. COM
mercial agent OF the Ohio River rail-
way, is at the Mcclure.
Myron Hubbard and wife and Misc
Lizzie List have returned from CalIior-
mia. afler n three months' trip.
Mr.. D. r. Brooks. who has been con.
fined to his house for some months. was
able to DO oil: yesterday aud enjoy what
sunshine thero was.
Nrs. John Zorn, Of Wheeling. re.
turned home yesterday, after spending
n week with relativos aud friends here.
-C2dring,0n, O., Independent.
Misa Mabel Ryder, OF North Market.
street, last night entertained about iit-
teen couples OF her friends in honor OF
her cousin, Miss Winnie Ryder, OF Pitts.
burgh, who is her guest.
The SteubenviIlo Gazette acys: S. X.
Wallace is frequently seen on the cars
between here AMI Pittsburgh now. as
he is conducting m iron brokers' office
in the Carnegie building, on Fifth
avenue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
AN ORATOR. O
W. ID. Turner, of, West Virginia, VIII
Represent Ioiinny College.


W. u. Turner. of, West Virginia, Wit
Represent Boiihny College.
Last ovoning nj Bethany college an
oratorical contest wns hold for tho pur.
pose Of selecting ono to represent the
college at the meeting and contest Of
tho oratottcal Society, OF Western
Pennsylvania and Wost Virginia, which
takcs place at Moadvillo. Pa. on Juno /.
At last nights contest tho six orators
selected by tho students delivered their
orationa In tho presence Of tho three
judges: $. S. Davis, Of the young ladies
seminary Of steubcnyillo; j.. T.. Diohl,
principal Of tho Wost Liberty normal
school. and Rov. J. II. Littoll, Of Wheel.
Ing. Thrco OF tho orations wore OF tho
very highest grade aud tho judges
found It difficult to DECIDE. Finally tho
irat prize was awarded to W. D. Tur.
nor. Of West Virginia. whose subject,
"A Noble l.ifc," was handled In n VERY
ablo manner. Second prizo went TO |.
W. kimmol, OF Pennsylvania, "Advant.
ages OF Uniycraal Peace" and tho third
prize to ]. K. McWane, Of Virginia,
"out OF Mauaclos into Manhood"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
LOCAL ni,EvIrlEs.
Matter. of Minor %Nto"ent. III Aui Abou,

Matters OF Minor ltoment lu aui Abou,
tho CITY.
0rERA House THIS cvcning-"rho LII.
Ito Trooper
MiSoo. up tho river, is to have a race
track this season
LAST night tho Silver Isni club CAV
a ball IN tho Abort hall, on tho South
Side.
JonN koCu has come out as n candi.
date for tho vacant position Of sergeant
Of Fulton.
TUE Equitable Aid Union OF Donwood
will give an entertainment in tho town
hall this evening.
CoSDuCroNs on tho Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling railroad report u number
OF coal trains stoned this week.
A POWER OF attorney was iled with
Clerk Hook yesterday made by tho For,
Kennedy Stag works to Morris llork.
hoimer.
llALra bushel OF minnows, moro or
loss, have been added to tho population
OF the Paxton fountain basin by Assist.
ant City Clerk Watkins.
THE regular services will DO conducted
ut tho Tabernacle on Sabbath Sunday
school ut 2:l6, cong service ut 1880, and
preaching At $ p. III. by j. G. Bar.le.
baugh.
Mrs. ANSIE PETERSON, q colored rosi.
dent OF Alley c. was before Squire Rog.
ers yesterday afternoon on a peace war.
rant, aud was required to give bond In
$50 to keep tho peace for q year. Con.
stable Morris made the arrest.
EuGESE and Clarence Schcehle were
awakened at their homo on South
Chaplino street early yesterday morn.
Ing by two colorcd men who wore steal
ing their chickens. They fred two
shots At the thieves. Two Of the fowls
were missing. =
Local union No. 50 OF flint glass.
workers will give their annual grand
picnic as Mozart park on Saturday.
June s.. and a good timo is assured all
who attend. There will DO dancing
from . p. m. to midnight. Bachmann's
orchestra will furnish the muHc.
Is tho police court yesterday A. f.
Thompson vas flued s. and costs Tor
carrying 4 concealed weapon, which he
paid. Albert Howard was fined So and
costa for fighting, aud his opponent,
Fred Sorc, was dismissed. Four vags
were given an hour 10 get out Of town.
NiGur before last John Stroble. OF
Elm Grove, vas at n party in East
Wheeling, and went out with 4 friend
for a walk. lie was struck from behind
with some blunt instrument and
Knocked down, and then beaten and
part OF his nose bitten of. lie does not
know his assailant.
II Jason Stamps window. on Market
street, Ia q small oil painting which has
attracted Il great deal Of attention. 1t
represents two couples out for O bicycle
outing, who have stopped for a rest at
an old watering trough. The girls have
boomers on and the picture is up to
date. The scenery is very fine.
AT 10 o'clock this forenoon, as will
DO seen BY 4 notice in the advertising
columns. Simpson & iIazlett will offer
for sals at the court house door the
Main street business property at Nos.
1907. 1909 and l5ll. This extends to
South stree. on the south and west. It
was formerly occupied ny Is. +. Cald-
we'll.
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WHEN WAINWRIGHT COMES.
Tho Elk, ltavs Reduced tho rrics, md
Added Features,

" NehtuEtb.
Tho seats for tho Elks' outing
on May 81 and 2S at tho Park Caalpo
will go OH salo Monday morning al s
o'clock a. G. A. Houses music store.
Tho committee has decided not to soil
motor tickets with seats, but will only
soil seats in tho casino. These will only
DO scvonty-fvo. cents aud tho general
admission fifty cents. 4.
In addition to the strong attraction Of
Mario wright and her excellent
company in "An Unequal Match" and
Daughters OF Eve" the park will be
brilliantly illuminated by electricity for
tho first time. Meistor's brass baud
will give q concert during the afternoon,
and after tho performance. and the Ope.
RI House orchestra will furnish tho
music for the casino and dancing.
Numerous other attractive features have
been added for tho attendants at tho
outings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
GENERAL NOTICES.
NO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS

a ANp BUILDERS, NDllIE.
ltbclnc the desire and intention OF the County
Court Of Putnam couniy. ". Va, to remodel
and repair the Court House Of said county. stu.
ate In the town OF Winfield, notice is hereby
given 10 architects. contractors and builders 10
furnish on or before the meeting Of said County
Court. on the ID day Of June. 1897. plRns and
specifications for rGlnOdrliny. culurGiny and re.
pairing the SAid Court House building. together
with estimates OF the cost for such work.
The prevent building Il OF brick. 50 feet long
by 10 feet wide. and Is two stories high.
When such plans. &c. arc submitted the Court
will, nj Its meeting on Snid I'd day OF June next.
determine and decide TO H1Opl that plan which
shall be deemed the best and most advantageous;
and will pay Il reasonable amount for the plau
adopted. For any further information. address
L. 4. SALMONS Clerk.
Winfield. ". Va.
MARCH. rs. 1885,. mrO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
New Sleeping Car Service to Chicago over
"rnp-IInnlic Route"

Under schedule in effect May 10,
Panhandle train leaving Wheeling at
1925 .. NJ. central time, will connect
ut s%ieubenville with through train car.
rying Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago,
arriving there 1880 a. III. Returning
Pullman Sleeping Car will leave Chi.
caso S:l5 p. M, connecting at Steuben-
VILE with train reaching Wheeling 2:20
p. IN. Coaches between Steubeuville and
Chicago withou. change OH both traius.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE,

The late residence OF Lewis Jones, tc:eIri
on The east side Of North York street, lSs,
dwelling with all modern Improvements, helg'
uiui Ssonnds, extending to river. One O! is
choice spots In the city.
The Iwo.story brick. slate roof dwelling. 'es'
dcncc oil Mrs, Elizabeth Hunter 80. lOj Llzs
street. !slsnd. corner Of Y. York stree: lcss
gronnds le0SiS0 feet, At e
The Bloch property. corner OF Main AUt Maj
streets: j houses; ground c. feet front, extent
Ing 10 the river. Will SELL rIKT or ali OF Il.
Anne building lot at WoodSIalc.
40. no ), Front NtrcGt, rivcrvicw; IL; ~ 'H'
front and cSicudSt 10 the river. House i,nt hI.ti
with rooms with all modern couycnieaNcS
40. Is Fourteenth street. lot 3nxiN feet
4, 40 81 Front street, franc house Q. ! .oo-i
All modern Improvements
No l3 Fifteenth street. lot S,xl.0.
MONEY TO LOAN,
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Great Watch snl% mt the Auction
y. l.. \.

Va 80
All eycs will coon bo centered on
Denver, Colo, ns tho time approaches
for tho meeting Of the n. Z. A.. to DO
held in that city July 9Th to 18th, 1895,
and teachers and others who contom-
plate attending tina. meeting should aco
that ,heir tickets read via tho Union
Pacific from tho Missouri river.
This limo is ALWAYS to the front for the
accommodation Of It's patrons, and is tho
first to accedo TO tho demands Of tho
public. The advantages oiIerod by it
AFRO unqualcd by any other, and its scrv.
ice, consisting OF rnllman'u lnost a!eop.
ing and dining cara can not be cxcolled.
Mr. L. /. Lomax, the General Passenger
and Ticket Agent. Omaha, is always
ready to furnish Information in regard
to this limo. or writo S. a. Myors,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Room lOlG,
Carnegie Building, Pittsburgh, Ia.