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New York and EOSiOn All Rail-.

:. l.. y u 8 Il. Il Il. and connections.
l,,hm Grand Central station,
Ipavr. rs wa pf Due.
V,uI 4 VI. SprIm mi an 4 NO. rrst'r. 1850 T.. NJ.
1000 A.. ". tf,C" Luri"p al Providence, $500 J.. VI.
lO:n} 4. NJ. :r, Lon lou an Pruv!irnce, I:2i T. NJ.
I..rU n Nnuip,ryli anu Worcester, 5.tuI l.. ~.
.I.On il NJ, Ar Line auo y r. T. n. G:up T., NJ.
I,n9 l.. 81 Sew / uaLnu ana TruviI, nee. 1.uu l.. II.
a,U il NJ .Nrw I,uIuu ani pNllruc", Nurr VI.
Auu l.. NJ, 'SprinsG" d and y "rrcetrl. lu:uu 7. NJ
h;.0 T.. NJ .Saw l"n.i"u AID lroNidcm"",l 90 T. ".
lIuu T.. NJ. - rinprrl aih Nrr' ser MIA NJ.
i2no T. NJ. Sew Lon On q d ir"Nid'nrr. G.9i = Vi.
'Ruub daiiN. iu"lui NJ S,UnaN.
tWly Eat mt'i, all arlor cars, fare O.. in
clLdIn rHTiur q u |at.
I'tfE ,guure Station. Bostun. Estrrn service came
hour aud by same rOd,e,
Through pa, IOr a al shopping cars 10y each train.
G. I. HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent
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1t &c
1t miscellaneous

". DWELL 4 60.
Want first. class sales men and women for China and
Housefurnishing Dept. 9TH av, goth TO 2lst st.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.

CHEAP ENt URs1ON.
SO. 90 TO Portland. Me-. ana Return.
Steamships John Englis and Manhattan leave Pier
East River. foot OF Market st. TUESDAYS. Thurs.
lays. AMI Saturdays at : T.. ". Steamers htted with
every modern improvement for comfort and con
reuicnce Of tourists.
onices. 273 broadway and 222 South st.
n. HALL. General Agent
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HAMBURG. AMERICAN LINE.

TWIN SCREEN EXPRESS from New = Jrk to Plym-
outh LONDON, Cu"rhrur-, Paris. aud Hamburg
Norm ,Enil. Oct.3l. Joan. F.B smarck. Nov. II JOAN.
Columbia, Oct. Is. : 4. NJ.
HAMBFRG SERVICE, by Tw in.Screw Mail $. S.
Patria, oct. 2l,l l.. ". Pennsylvania oct ~. 3 Pm.
First cab. Sou second class. $50; stccrage. $40.
ltanOurE- american Line. IA broadway.
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NORTH GERMAN o STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON y CONTINENT.
FAST EMPRESS
Lain. TIL. oct. ~, 10 A. NJ. Saale. Tur Nov. 2. = A. ".
Kaiser. Tu., oct. %. = /. NJ. Travr, tn. Nov. .. 9 a. NJ.
OELLlCMN & co. 9 EOMling Groom.
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WHITE STAR NJ

britannia. oct. 20, noon Grrmanic Nov. .. noon
Majestic .. Oct. %. noon 1eutrnic Nov. 10, noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier as. North River. ONCE. Z" broadway. New York
II. MAITLAND kERSEY, Agent.
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DUTLER.-wming and obliSing young man, pei
ID fCcIly competent and trustworthy best city re-
rrcnccs. +. o., box l13 sun uptown Oflicc, l"O
broadway.
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DNTTIE To NO!FOTN.
shortest Sea Trips Out or New Work.
Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Now
port News. PETERSBURG. Portsmouth. Primers Point,
Richmond. Virginia Beach. Va. and Washington. DC.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier %.
North River, every week dav, except Saturday, at 3
=. NJ. and Saturday n 1 +. NJ.
W. L. Woe: Pres't and Trafic Mgr.
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CHAMBFRMAID-Young woman. thoroughly com.
~ petpu~t chAmbermaid and seRnstress; best OF ref.
erences. NJ. D., box l25 sun uptown office. 1885
Broadway,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04

lC ShC dCrU!' nc hiSSCd.
not ter go rummagin in no box O mine
Dye hcar?"
Eff thar amt nothin in it, what's
bekcm o thcr money that wcro in
them ingincarcr's : puckitS:" asked the
girl.
"Who sed thar was cnny?"
II do. | seed it with my own eyes es
stud on thcr cliff an seed yer drug i'm
up 'mongSt thcr stick weeds, an seed
yo tex thcr wallut outin his puckit an
count thor money, an then yc kivcred
1t up wit sand aforo ever yo let on
thct yo'd found i'm"
There was a startled, wicked CLEAN
in old Gilliad's oycs.
"Yo she dcvilr' he missed. "Yo lean
faced huzzy!'
Ao let the dead cat fall to tho floor
and raised tho bloody knife monaoinplv
at nor Ho glared from his deep set ewes,
win their grizzled lashcs, like q maniac.
!Lahey crouched at his foot. Her un.
Aempt hair glistencd in the firelight. A
moment ne stood over her with the
erlpplng knife. His stiff white hair and
long beard bristled, his bumped shoul.
eers were drawn back, and his horny
hand threatened hor life.
Up In the mountains, deep in it's re-
,. .oss VI gray rocks, fringed around by
nchehs and high grass that orinkled and
''ieo IN tho wind. is an Indian spring,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04

peercd, by its light, into the stew. He
proddcd tho meat with his iackknifo;
but, finding it still tough, he dipped
moro water from tho river and poured
over it, Filling his pipe, no sat down
for another long smoke.
Toward morning he discovered the
meat to be quito tender.
Getting his cracked plato, no filled 1t
with white slices from tho cats plump
hams, and, garnishcd with spcarmint
and cold griddlc cakes, Gilliad mado n
hearty breakfast rs tho sun poopod ovor
tho tangled brush on Big Scwcl noun
tain.
Tho dogs also had good meal from
tho stringy fragments which Gilliad
threw down in the sand for them.
Still another service was tho dead cat
destined to perform. When tho soup
was cold, Gilliud brought forth u gourd
and carefully skinned tho lard from
tho top Of it,.
"It nir thcr vary best lie Iuvvcr hcv
seed fur rhcumatiz, no told his dogs.
"Wildlct ilo air thct. l think kin sell
this fur cash at thor falls, fur it air
amaZin curihlc ilc. 1t air thcr vary
, tnlliS luz N'ltlh llinCS lCot, an 1 III
/ tek it up ter him tcrdny whilo it's
! frush.'
| Ho met with lively reception at tho
! falls. Old Gilliad was known to be tho
best Informed man along the river
about the dangerous umdcrCurIcnt and
! tho deep cnvrrnS, and the sunkcn rocks.
| When his boat cam" up lhat morning,
it was met BY many Others and the en-
| tiro little settlement had turned out in
! tho distressing search for II drowned
woman One of the lady guests at the
hotel had been out boating and had
been thrown out under the roaring falls.
"Thar's Gilli'd MoOn,' said Il man
.."~,, ""o;,.:- 49,, "Ls ;. ,..;..' .. :
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04

Manure made in summer WASTES
much faster than it ,locs in winter.
The warm weather nastcns its dccom-
position. 1t is easy to prevent serious
loss, however, by keeping tho cxcrc-
mcnt piled and SO covered with Gafth
that no ammonia can escape. Where
COWS are allowed to lie in the ban ny ard
during the night much of their liquid
cxcrcmcnt is wasted. All such wastes
dctract from the profit of dairying,
when, us milk and butter prices now
are, the most must be made of every
thing to keep The balance on the side
of profit.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04

Free delivery Of mail III the rural
districts is in sight. The inspect, ,rs
who were sent ont to watch the work
ings OF the experimental trials made
under last winters appropriation fo.
the purpose, have made their report to
the post Office department, and though
the fun report has not been made pub
lie, il is said to be most favorable tu
The plan. The most encouraging fca-
tulc of The report is the satisfaction
! noted among Farmers with The expert
! mcnt and their increased use of the
| mail service. The estimated cost of
| the extension OF the scrvlcc to the uE-
tire country is $G0,000,000 about
200 900 spccial carriers would be addc,
to thc government nay rolls, earning
: on an average OF $500 per year. Sixty
millions is imuch moncy--bul the ser
vice is worth it---and with iudlcious
business management, instead of sc
! much politics in high places, the de-
partmcnt itself could be iuadc to pay
1t all.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04

The use of paris green rs prevent
i've of The dcprcdations of the cabbage
worm is general, the ciaiIo being that
the poison is thrown of by the leaves.
The fact that all the members of II lam
lily were poisoned recently by eating
cabbage which had been purchased
proves that il is dangerous TO use paris
green or London purple, as The arscni-
cal substances were found in the un-
eaten portions.
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Close buying and economical 1arm
management arc now essential: Inc
cost of production, as well as the bcst
plans Of selling, must be studied along
with the methods Of making good
yields. Never was there a greater ten
dcncy among farmers to live within
their means than now. The patch on
the clothing will come in fashion again,
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GILLIAD MOONS SPECULATION.
By E. S. GRANT.
rConvripht. 1897. by the Author.1


The evening sunlight, slanting
athwart the waters, GllStcncd nko
Thousand flakes of silver, but down in
the shadow of the mountains, with the
tcctljng crags and the tangled leather
wood brakes along the banks, Kanawha |
,ivcr looked but what it was-.a wild, |
roupb stream, half muddy and half |
clear from the nature of its tributaries,
the New river and tho Granlcy, which
flow into each other about two miles
above the falls Its surface looks
smooth enough, but it possesses an un-
dcrcurrcnt as swift as whirlpool. Gill
had Moon brought his small boat down
on the muddy side, and when he reach
cd certain lri'ry landing he pulled
ashore and hid his boat among tho iron
weeds which grew to the waters edge.
Then, followed by his dogs, he walked
up the path which led to his house un-
der the threatening rocks of the noun
tain. There was to ho war in his
house One by one his l2 children had
scattered about and died. Only Lancy
was left, and Gilliad was fond Of her.
Sho was preparing his mcagcr supper of
fried fish and griddle cakes. She WAS u
pretty girl, or would havo been pretty
if tidy. She wore short cotton dress
turned up over a striped balmoral after
tho fashion of tho Scotch Gshwivcs,
only her clothes were dull and shabby
in COlOIing and texture, and there was
an utter absence Of the picturesque. Sho
was thin and pale and Il frown of dis
content, an unusual thing for Lancy,
darkcncd her face. Gilliad entered tho
open door, and, placing his gun across
tho wooden pegs on tho wall, flung
down before the girl II hugo spotted
wildcat. "Thar,' he said. "Sco thct
varmcnt, gal? Waal, thct'll fetch n clean
two dollar, so git yer stumps clar'cd
crwny an hope nc skin i'm.
"EWhH' CiaCulatcd Lancy IAN
thct's her crittcr | hc&ru thcr dorgs
artcr?'
Tho slim yellow cur and tho bob
tailed, plug cared bulldog, faithful fol-
lowers Of their mnsl,r, wnGgrd heads
and Struttcu about us if conscious OF II
victory.
The man took bis knives and whct-
Stuuo from Il box and went 10 the door
st0no where he seated himself to sharp |
en- them.
Lnnry fried tho Griddlo cakes, and
the pungcnt od0r OF tho bacon rind,
4
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04

True happiness does not begin for wo.
manly woman until she becomes a mother.
The fear Of death stands between thousands
Of women and this supreme Joy. If a wO-
man will but take the right course, she may
tramplc this fear out Of her heart, and all
cause for it out of her body.
There 10 practically no danger, and but
little pain, i'll maternity, for a woman who
is thoroughly healthy and strong in wo.
manly way. Dr. Picrcc's Favoritc Prescrip-
tion makes the delicate organs that bear the
and elastic. 1t banishcs the distress Of the
period of impending maternity and in
surcs the newcomers health and an ample
supply Of nourishmcnt. An honest drug
EiSt will not try to get you to take some
substitute for his proiit's sake. Prospective
mothers who write to DR.. X. V. Pierce will
receive the best advice of All eminent and
skilltul specialist for thirty years chief con-
sulting physician to the great Invalids' Ho-
tel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y.
:" A ncighbor Of mine who wns expecting the
arrival Ot baby before very long, was in very
poor health" writes Eliza Rcmnsnder, Post.
mistress, at Majclla. bourbon Co., Kansas. ~
induced her to try DR.. Picrcc's Favoritc Prcscrip
ton. She used four bottles, and has just been
delivered OF as fine daughter as I ever saw
she was only short time in labor and Is now
doing we'll"
DSnsoCn9~ For sick headache, bill
QGNCG y iousncss and constipa
tion DR.. Picrce's Pleas.
ant Pellets are the most rational cure
known. They are mild but thorough and
effective. They regulate and invigorate
stomach liver and bow
els. Never gripc. No HOnHHnfc
other pill Is like them. SaASGSo
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04

The total estimated value of The corn
crop is S1lG,j72 ,0l5, and the estimated
gain over last year Is 1921 $50 ,OlS.
The total value of the corn crop of last
year, in bushels, 2,2S3, ,S75, ,1G5, was
S49l ,G0G ,9G7.
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Moods No Explanation

MADISON, N. c., Aug. 4, '97.
Goose Grease Liniment Co., Greens,
boro, N. @.
Dear Sirs;-Pleasc ship us at once
one gross Goose Grease Liniment. We
are entirely out. Don't fail to shin at
once. Please give us jobbers' prices.
1t is the best thing we have ever seen
Yours truly,
w. O. JONES g. Co.
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at the end of her braIds. ana then sno

went to the river to wash her feet.
''Ef did hov shows now, I'd think
heap O. myself" she said with lit
tic sob as she placed her white, shapely
feet upon rock and waited for them to
dry. Soon the splash of Thaddcus
Green's oars caused her to 60 down tho
sandy path and meet him.
Laney WAS usually gay and chatty
with tho young man, but ho soon OBJ
served that something was wrong with
her, and he questioned her as to tho
cause The small boat plOwcd its way
up tho stream. The stars came out, and
tho milky way, stretching from ono
bristling mountain top to another, shed
pale light down on tho black waters.
BY the time they reached the store,
near where they would havo to land,
the young lOgman had discovered the
principal reason for LanCy's distress.
He resolved to prove himself worthy Of
the trust nc had asked her, and when
they walked up the mountain gorge
which led to MColcy's cabin in Shady
Lancy wore Il pair Of stiff leather shoes,
and, better still, Il soft, warm crOchctcd
shawl, which Thaddcus had generously
purchased at the store. She was never
| so happy in her life. She forgot that her
father had ordered her from his house.
Shc forgot that thcro was anything in
! the world to be sorry for, and she ratified
over tho stony path trumrhantly in
hor SHOES. "h"h 'iiy racll'" i'N'i
ON Top Oh inc i'"""'''n'' "''S l'"'S'"
| tnr""@n S''''ii "o"' ~ 'r'I' c,, '',,' ,',.
Inv '"'"' ''''' Wv '''fI
! lr;r Il Inn T,11 IL
uilltru up, ana lIlh luii i'd ii'''', '"'"
! ing around the Clltl, cut JpnS 1unn'l
/ ,,L,rr,l rn,Is iLrnu,,L ihr rIiSiS and tho
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'i"h'' "''''' - :, , t,,,,
J '''"''' ~ h"',' ;,, '", ,,S,,;r" ,rhrr,
tllc trees fl'''' "'' y, ,,', 'i.,,.,, thn
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lhu'in''''' '''' '"' ;,,,,,,,',,n,i,,o nc
i' "'''' =, n I,.,rr'',, J'iI,tnu rb,
l"'0S'"'' ,',,,' ;,,, ,.,,,, jiL,, silvcrv
iN,' "N,"i ,,''I,'.,.',I,;, y,. Irrorr them.
, ,,..,,.,.,,,,,, ,,..,,.hrJ ,br rrru loor.
"'' ui,',,. ,ii,l ,r, rlr,d ,yrrc iusido
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',.'',,,, ,,'n ,u,,,,,r I,vs, cnv.xl,;u Luots
,, L,..,,,,, nr cinnamon uiurlrd
;,I, H., rn,,,,,,, rr ,,,yc,,rst wild Gnv.
49,, .,n,,,, in I'm, ,irl l.
..rnn,, ,;,,h, il y, c,llrd Is.,nc NooIov
u h, suicd rhoildcus. "Couo ON an
,,uJ oui " c
T,l;iuu Loucv's hand the voun,, fell v
,,v s,jIrd duwn tho nuuchcon floor hc. Ii
yrcn the rows of girls and bows, and v
.i,h many y hpu,tv kick of his hoots u
roccr,Ird tu turn por,urrs while fin, y
.o,vd e,nr in lustv tones. v
vh.r no,s Ji =, SCRATCH 4
4
Wei, all liz" 'rrg"lhcr {
II, ',n 'mnr IMr"'',''"'"r ,,.,'',,,', n' iot'n,
Yes, wrll rnnse ,hrr Gutrrrlow- {
Oh, we'll chasc-- -thcr-buf,fcr-l -lowl
Gilliad Moon sat on the river bank
nd smoked his cob pipe with as much
abstraction as if he expected to havo
.;.ncy to quarrel with in tho morning.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04
her, aoDuddy KIN.
| So to Gilliad Moon tho heartbroken

plistpncd uS the procpoct of n bio re.
ward
"Fiftv dollars ,,
"I'u Git nor Of tLor dcrn mud kcts
dom cat her IN. ~ said Gjlliad rs nc
turncd his Gout around and rowcd down
stream again.
lie returned to his cabin and hunted
M his MANY different prasp hooks. Ho
mt new ropcs where tho knotty old
mcs were rotten. and with his long
trustv DoIc-thc same with which he
uroddcd tho cnpiuccr's swollen faco-
ho set out in his boat to hunt for tho
lost woman. Along tho bank tho su-
mac bushes blaZcd with autumn beauty
and nodded over the turbulent stream.
, Niuht came. Lights glmmcrcd from
tbc skins of the scarchcrs, but they
were all above Giliad. An occasional
shout from one Of them caused an oath
from Gilliad when he thought some one
had found the body. But the night
search was vain.
The next day it raincd, but Gilliad
went cut in the dense fog and padded
ubout.
After awhile Thuddcus Green camo
down on Il raft Of logs which he WAS
/ Caklf, W Iili't N'p ''h'' F''ppN" IVA ~ >''''N
with G;illiad.
elbows Lancy: no bashiully III
quircd rs h" started.
~ nam seen h'r S'hcc So t'h'h n'i
father night ter IIrr fhinalS' "lll!'ta
replied, irclIhS N'lS mean oFef HIS
quarrrl with h'r.
why, shc sec! S''c VERY ",r"'",n ~, ~
hrrS'i III mo h"''' S''' i""'''''"'
Ho'''o I" 'ncr noS' E'' '''rs' q" o , '
iS','c Ni""i'y h'" ''' ','' '"' .''
hh l"''y 81" S"o WIS" f1'''' w. ''''
.'', III ',''l ',S'' '''I S''' 'u';," n""'
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p',,u i''t ,,,, ),
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Ln,,n - .,,,.;,, .,,r L,,'. |tornnI o,n,
''t n,, r.,ll. ,,,.,' ,,,,, L,,,l,orin
anton, ,I,o,, I.;t,. fnjl., ,t ,hnr IntJ y
"WL,, ,Ln H., l,,,, bo,,o ), said |
,rh,,II,,,, ..I,l b.. ,i,,.,, ,o, y,, Lor |
L.in,, nu,.vcr ,xoJ rn Iut JrncIo f;;l.
l,nL-,,,,t .,;r,.,,,ir ,n, n,,,,,,r,.I.,,o,. -
t;il,i,d Moon n,Iv ,,,vn ornut of
consent and thc rnrt c,,rnucd and rbon
went floating dawn tbc strn,,m with the
l,nl, vounp rrIIov st,nd;n, nnon If If
e.
rron th, oL;cct nf lii, .o,rcl, II ,,.,,
vrt d,rl, and thn coId ,y;n1. rno,,;ny
with r,nr,. L,d ,o,l,n1 Iii, clotho, and
driven him Off ,hc rivcr IIo ,v,s ,hnnt
to land WHOM tbrrn ,lmost ,t lis
door ,.',,,v hiI1o,, in ,hn y,r1 wood.
nnI i,urrG rocl. nf thn .hn,1s bo dis.
cnvornI thn hnd,, &c , ,vn,n,r II ,,,d
cpi1rntlv r;.nn in ,ho ri,ht irn,ted
with ,,S frou, como Ico,, r,vo,n nndn,
tho n,nddv w,,r,, Hr,rh;n, down ho
pr,snrd IT. NV tbo foot and ,ricd to Hft
f mn
"Eiftv dollor mir NOT so mnch cs n
h,inh, fnr thrr >vorl, hnv did " said
ho ,o h;msrlf ..,u I ,ir,t M min tor
tc,> less then a hundred fur if now T
got if "
IIc did not cx,m;no tho hodv for if
was growing irht, and hc did not wish
to he discovered Hardened onl ov,ri -
cous as he WAS. he dared NOT lonl; ,t
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-04
We !: !
riC&;;S%:

On Pianos Organs and Sewing Machines. we
drive our business these hard times by selling Cut
Prccs We don't sit down and croal about the scarcity
OF money like the old fossils who let purchasers pass
on when they won't pay them great long profits If you
want to purchase Piano or an Organ come and see,
us and we will sell you. We have hand the largest
and best selected stock of Pianos in the State including
some OF the best makes on the market, and going
to sell them. We guarantee prices to be lower
than any other reliable dealer will make Our terms for
time purchasers are easy Only small cash payment
required and we make the sailing smooth For
spot Cash Buyers we will say you can buy Piano or
Organ cheaper from us than from any in the
business we keep constantly hand full stocK
OF small instruments, consisting of Guitars Banjos
Mandolns Au'oharps, Vions, &c. Also the various
parts strings and supplies for We are selling
Sewing Machines at ridcuousIy low prices If you
want one just intimate it, and you will be surprised how
low you can buy one Our stock of sheet music both
vocal and instrumental is kept full and you can get anv
OF the popular and up-to-dae songs and music at nv
time. Yours truly
ALEXANDER BROS & co
GIEENVILLE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
CONNECTIONS.

No Io,. Kansas Aail-Has reclining chat.
- seats freel and Pullman drawing room
s.espers 10 Wichita and Burton. kan. Con.
nscts a, Wichita. Kan, with a. 7. & s.
sor nonts IN Cherokee Strip and Okla hcna
connects at Burton, Kan. with A 7. &
: for points IN Kansas
No .o2 ST. Louis Msil-Has reciinln
rhs;r cars (seats freel 10 St Louis src
pullman drawi1g-room sieepeTs 10 Monet,
ronnects az Pierce City. No, with No 80;
Sor points in Indian Territory Via Neosso
:. Nooett with Ne. 5. the Texas LirnItAs
svsstibuledl which has reclining chair csrs
Nsears treee, Pullman Grzw.ng--oo11 sie-n-
80 "a Galveston va Paris and Dallas. hsx
s;1irs ears Talirila TO Dallas. Comets .,
st-nst. with No > which cona~r.s =.
i,:Sn station, St Louis. with al Ires o.
- asst- north and southeast
"a' fS- Colorado and California n-,s,..
las reclining chair cars tSezts fr--1 :,
-,.--ror1 and Anthony. kan. Pullman RpS.
=. srs Wiz groom sscepers 20 Rurrso- -
TaS-oHrh Pullman siee2ers Burton. Es-
- - S',esio. Denver. e Peso. Los InSei..
a Ds~So and Saa Francisco. Correc-.
% S----Sn Kan. vish A T 4 s r.
sof-rs in Colorado. Wyoming Utah. Neya
a. IiaEa. Montana Oregon. WssSsng;o-
New and Ola Mexico. Arizona ard Cssifor-
10. res St Louis Lin.tei-Has reclining
clair cars (seafs .rsel and Pullman 3ufyet
Gra~.ng-Eooun siselsccs 20 ST LOUIS Re
cisnias chas- cars tSea = f-ee) and Pullman
Palace Sleeper Noaec 10 Dallas Tex. via
PARA Connects =. Nocktt vsth No fc-
points n Arkansas and Texas. Connects
q, Aonsst with No 6. which connects q; S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-29
Th aaaieha aiIy Eagle: Saturday ornno zay g. 1887

Louis Union Station with an mes Tor the
east. north and southeast.
Through tickets on sale to AL points.
Fur further information call on or adj
dress. E C. HOAG,
City Ticket Agent
Or L. r. DELANEY, Depot Agent.