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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
'or Congress = Weldon B. HeybuIn.

For Congress - Weldon B. Hepburn.
For Supreme Judge d. w. Standrod-
For Governor - A r. Moss.
For Lieutenant Governor j. F. Hunt
For Secretary OF State Robt. s. Bragaw
For Auditor J. II. Van Camp.
For Treasurer - Geoge w. Fletcher.
For Attorney General Frank T. Wyman
For Supt. Of Public Instruction
Miss Lucy F. Dcane.
For Mine Inspector j. w Stoddard.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

Thrcshing has commenced The grain il
turning out wei.
The second hay crop is on hand, and all
are busy.
The pleasure seekers are returning from
the mountains weather is getting cooler
especially nights
Miss Ida Glenn has gone to Caldwell To
visit relatives.
Mr.. Ballentyne and wife. will be home
this week from Sposkan where they have
been visiting thier daughters. Mrs. Will
hanson and Mrs Shepard, the past two
months.
Mr.. c. Baird, is out from Boise running
his threshing machine.
Mr.. Geo Holbrooke will raise his big barn
the %.
Mr. Joe Reed. Of buck was pie snl
caller al Ola.
Quite = number OF Ol it's went to Na-sf
Sunday. to met Rev. Young, aud gooc
many more would have me, hut for th'
burial Of John Young's baby is months
cd. 1t died Sat moning IN Bose and wal
brought here. TO be buried by mother
who diei year ago. Aud tonight we r.
ceived word that little FloSsie. who wa
so sick two weeks ago, died in Boise Sun
day morning Nat Marles and Jesse DE
Masters went to Boise, aud brought tn
remains home. A Friend.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

For Sale 5000. 5 Room cottage hous
iu Boise. lots. on Tenth ST. Young fruli
trees in bearing. Excellent water. Bess
location in Boise. Call on or write
C. a. Henry Horse Shoe Bend. Idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26
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stA1irg = tbs lazy liver ~ e," sa.dsx ''t', to
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves indet.-
Ell to The Emmett Index on back sub
scriplion please call and settle the account
with me. T. W. Atkinson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

Worry makes one look Al trouble through
masnifying glass
The ''fozls OF the air" derour none Of
the Wild oats wa4ch yosns uen SOW.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26
w. c T. U.
COLUMN.
The 0Idtashiooed Bible.

The Hsiatic Quarterly Rsuew, lately
contained collection Of facts to prove
its contention that the Sanitary laws Of
Moses wec not only in line with Hygiene
INT in some cases in advance. The Jews.
Thousands OF years before Christ. settling
in A seni.tropical country. we're forbid
den TO eat pork or shrli fish. and milk
WAS designated as a source u coniagion.
Ia the Talmud, method Of Slaughter
ing animals was prescribed which is ac-
knowledged today in our market as the
most sanitary.
5000 years before DR. Koch gave to the
world the results Of his researches in bnc-
-criology, the Mosaic law pointed out tie
dunger to man OF tuberculosis in cattle.
oui did not forbid infected poultry as food
1, WAS only few years ago that Ger
man specialist discovered that fowl iu-
hcrcnlosis was harmlcSs TO man.
The Mosaic law also enforced the isolation
Of patients with contagious diseases. and
,hc burial OF tie dead outside the cities
ONLY FOR the past century or two has the
world acted upon the hints The wise law
giver prescribed. not only fasting at Ger
tain periods OF the year, bui the removal
OF whole families in summer to camps,
where for a time they could live close to
nature and u God and rejoice In both
with innocent merrymaking Many oil the
laws of Moses. like this Jne, were pre-
scripfions for both soul and body health.
Now. some people regard the Old Iesta'
meut as book whose mission is fulfilled
careful study of it might cause them tc
change their opinion. Apart from III
moral teachings, It's physical rules u
obeyed. would lessen the prevalence o
some OF the diseases among US. especially
those that result from exhausted nervous
systems. YOUTHS coPAsioS.
The L. S Bureau OF Labor, finds ths
the American people. who consumed pc
capita 2i gallons OF whisksy and othe
fieryspirits, and only II gallon OF bee
in 1880, now consume per capita. only
gallon OF high spirits and lot gallons @
beer. There can be no doubt TINS mean
An enormous decrease in drunkenness
means that the habits Of the peoole IN N
matter u taking stimnlaDn have been re'
otutionized. What is the cause oil change
Those who have studied the results
moral sussios g. moral legislation In oth'
directsoss. will hardly admit ihat cn"ug'
so swapping. could have produc.o 10
shnrt time. by caus<s 50 srn''e' No $40
Of sciiou. and % often mvdirec'ed IN
producing tts reverss OF the intended =
suits. There u. however. csu7e iyi'
right upon the surface thai partly =
cousss for tbe change. Educa"on nj
dooe much. bot the ssruQe Tor eS's's D
under modern conditions makes sno
work cf she nan who ksers MS ors'ns
fudaisd With Isquor- In nsny oil ''s s'.
a., Inns Of employ ment- th' mSn vi
driaks 10 -rees u bsrred- suo IN ma
nlaces il rejected IL he drinks a. AL
navy oshsrs be = hopslesls ha"o'cspD
-<lscied. =
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-26

Educate Tour Novels Vtth Cxsc~r>t%
Candy cnteArtsc. cure ccas.ipatiou forever
ioc. .5c II c C. c. tail. trur=ists r>cucd -scury
The commonwealth., 1898-09-29

Indigestion is the direct cause It dis
eases that kin thousands Of person an
nually Stop the trouble at tie outset
with a little Prieliy Ash Bittes It
strengthens the stomach aud aids aiges-
ton Sold By City Drug Store Itta
Beua, Miss.
0uT city is cut off from the world
mo one can come ia, no freight except
a classified list can be received and The
mails are very irregular Bat there IS
one consolation -it is better to be cut
of for awhile than to let yellow fever
in and be cut off forever
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso-
citation. Of which alr n. Fathefee is
agent, is one Of the most reliable that
writes insurance in this section. They
have already paid death claims through
MI Fatheree to the amount Of s4200.
Il Is snch companies and such alone do
our people want to do business with
naletter received from Capt Jas. X.
Vardaman we receive the sad intelli-
.gence Of the death Of Mr. GarneH Car.
son, p Young man who enlisted iii the
5th immune regiment from Leflore and
whose parents reside at sunny Side L
is said Of Mr. Carson chat be was one
Of the best soldiers ii the command
ready and willing at an times to do his
duty Loved BY comrades admired by
officers, bis loss was one Of the most
felt since the regiment entered Caba,
and when his mortal remains were laid
to rest in the Cuban soil when the lust
volley of honor to his wortn echoed
back and forth over TIE Santiago hills,
the spirit Of Garnet Carson too is
flight to The camp Of God where It viii
remain under the command of thf
Great Jehovah until the bugle is sound.
ca for the other true characters liks
Ganett Carson to join the army Of tht
Lord tt IS a sad Thought to know that
such a life Is to be sacrificed upon the
country altar for the class 0f people
the Cnbans are reported to be,
The commonwealth., 1898-09-29

Died Sept lsth lSaS Leo Nage
infant daughter q alF and MIS- z
y Hines age Smonths and one week
GrIeye not dear ones she has gme oa
before where you will meet topirt ns
more. We prag tue Lord wIll bless
and comfort all q rs iu our tine d
tf4nbie. Our loss is her gain.
4 LOVING SIsrER.
The commonwealth., 1898-09-29
~ sORTs

et tsNF 4Nt4s
For sALE A bran new troom house
apply to ii 2 Crosby
h1tFoas wt 9ae aa appears 80 this Is.
sae makes ih' best eandy in town
Ehayer has car load of bugaies. and
&c is selling "A en- at low prices
+ you want tender steak gat itfrom
z q AeAlist II & Bro market
Have you ea en- any Of Batroas psa
uut candy ! fine
Shirts sold q erywhere for si25 1t
my store for s. cents.
j KANTRovrz
Stein Bros / lxe the most comple te
line Of cigars ey er carried in this city
try them
Elegant line f gentlemen,s ties at
half price
= KANTRovITz
Prot saunderF Informs MS Thar the
public schools " ill open about the 10th
81 October
Hats and caps till you can'f rest. and
at prices that wi startle you.
,. KANTRoNITz
~
Mr J r Bew and daughter Miss
Ella. returned N tnday night from an
extended trip Cd rough the west and
north.
The work on the new Methodist
church is progressing slowly owing to
the quarantine az ainst workmen com
ing into the city
Last Tuesday Il lght most ENJOYABLE
dance was participated in by the Yoang
folks at Tue home f Misses Lillian ana
Fannie johnson
lfr a. MoC. Kirnbrougb arrived IL
the city last MondAy from Caroliton
ITO reports bis wife and family all lin.
proving
The stores Of MRssrs. Henderson 81
Baird, Sam Stein. NJ. P Moore q CO..
age being brightend q by a new coat Of
paint
The telephone seI vice is getting in a
much better condition Mr. Holt de-
serves credit for the improvement he is
making
"a party composed Of Messrs S r.
Keesler, p z MilleN, r 7 Jones, Les
lie and Robert Scale and Potter took a
deer hunt Wednesda and sacceeced in
bringing ii buck
Mr Banks made q trial trip with his
steam launch last Friday The trial
was very satisfactori y and it win not
be long before his oat store viii be
seen moving up the diver
Put your stomach, liver and blood ia
healthy condition and you can defy dis.
ease Prickly Ash BAtters is success
full system regulator Sold by City
Drug Store, Itta Bvna Miss.
i o MoAllister & Bro. have opened
up first class meat . larket just across
from the Delta zach line shops, They
viii keep only Che choicest meats On
hand 20 serve their ouRtomer
Dr. r. r. Henderson and wife arrived
in our city the first 81 the week TIKI
Doctor reports bavir & spent a mos
pleasant and enjoyable summer on theii
travels throughout the West
Miss Allie Hicks, Of sunny Side wai
in the city the iirst Of be week organiz
ing 4 music class MiA Hicks is a yerl
charming young lady Rnd thoroughly
accomplished in her ar and deserves
large class
Mark Twain said Dbn't explain
hate explanations q Consequently W
won't explain to you thd many reason
why W. can beat them tll by selling
suit or overcoat made Z measure
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
elected president OF the university law
class to-day.
ChrIstmas with our Soldiers.

1t is safe to say that Christmas day Of
1903 will be strange and interesting
one to a few thousand American volun-
teers who are stationed in Cuba, Porto
Rico. or away across the Pacific in the
Philippines. Many OF these soldiers and
sailors will this year spend their first
Christmas away from home; many OF
them heretofore have never been more
than a hundred miles from their native
town. OF course, they may have little
twinge OF homesickncss, but the average
American soldier In good health and
spirits doesn't need much sympathy He
Is going 10 have n good time, and Is sure
10 celebrate Christmas in a fitting and
appronriatc way wherever he is, IN
Ponce or Santiago or Manila. 1t Will be
n novel and exciting day TO him. with
much to attract and much to interest.
There will be cock fights and bull figh.s
and thousand queer foreign festivities.
Incidentally we may rest assured that
tha American soldier will contribute his
share towards the general enJoyments
ana Introduce some striking features OF
his own invention ., So,
But the Christmas season Of 1898 will
find q great number of our soldiers and
sailors on sick beds IN hot and reeRing
hospitals. and for these It win be q long,
honesick day Our Illustration, taken
from the Christmas issue OF Harper's
Weekly, shows one of our soldiers In 4
hospital tent ct Santiago. ard II the
Christmas hoS Is not a home Christmas
dinner. Il Is the next thing TO II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-The general de-
mand for cattle to-day was Is good as
usual for so late In the week and prices
showed no particular change. Fed steers
sold at 50 S0d5 IS for inferior t. fancy,
the greater part going fora to05 50. A
few lots OF Christmas beevts sold for
IS S096 20. There was an active de-
mand for hogs from the Chicago pack
ers and prices were steady at yester-
days decline hogs selling at an eX;rems
range Of SO 1898 42Ils, chiefly at 81 500
3 35; pigs sold mostly at IS 000S %.
Small receipts OF sheep 6nd lam'os
caused strong market. A sale Of prime
lambs was made at S. 90. the top price
OF the week. Prices ranged down to
SO 1894 90 for inferior lambsi yearllngs
sold at 81 1904 80, and sheep sold brisk
~ at So 5000 10, chiefly at 81 1904 10 for
fed westerns. Receipts-Cattie, 1000;
hogs, 2S7 1000; sheep. 1000
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle Steady: ex-
ira IS 2OG5 S5:. prime q 500 10; COM
mon Sc 2893 60. HOGS stel dF; prime
heavy 24O pounds and upwards 81 500
3 50: extra mediums 81 5Tlkf3 10: best
Workers 50 9513 STlS commdn 10 faiT
Workers. to good pigs So 3093l s.; coarse
hogs So 25I3 30; common plg5 ana shps
50 25G3 IL; roughs 81 959S Sheep
firm: choice wethers 81 1904 so; COM
mon SO 5OaS 80; choice lambs 3 SO9
s 90; common TO good So 5oe5 90 veal
calves 81 0067 So
CINCINNATI, Dec. 16.-Hogs, steady,
So 0083 35.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

NEW YoRK-with the exception OF
spelter which displayed a weak front,
the various departments Of the metal
market exhibited decided 9trhnEth to-
day. with business on broadeIi lines, Of
ferlngs were light and news WAS Of en-
couraging purport. At the close the
metal exchange called pig iror| warrants
outlet. but frmer at 81 375lh nominal;
lake copper firmer at SO s. bid and
Si2 30 asked; tin quiet out tirIta at 81 %
bid and SIS O5 asked: lead arm at 50 20
bid and 50 nv asked: speIteti, spot un-
changed; futures easier at IS rs bid and
81 IS asked. The firm namin the set
Ting price for leading miners and mel
+ers at the west quotes lead s. g and
copper at $l2 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

NEW Y0RK-Prlnt cloths have adj
yanced to csc and Ss-Ineh esx7gs at
Shc per yard. Clifton and Glendale
brown drills have advanced e. Merrl-
mack, Columbia, Chamber, Brazilian
and Tartan reds and indigo tbIuea have
advanced &c. The tone OF dhe cotton
market was quite strong AL q tho de-
nRnd well maintained, despite the high
er prices and stock In ATst ha small
for this ytaCe ot the season. Advances
IN wide FheetIngs are expected. Atlantic
Ix4 brown sheetIngs have ndJ4anced 9ls
ner cent In the wooden good 3 division
thcrc are no now features. III e demand
was moderate and readily me,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

Tho best sllve in the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chillhlains. Corns and all Skin Erup'
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
nav REQUIRED. II IS guaranteed to give
nerfert satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents rer box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
Mnrpnntnmn Nfntters.

Special Dispatch 70 the lntelllgoncer
MoRGANToWN. W. va, Dec. 10. -
The university enjoyed n rare treat
this week in the person OF Mr.. dcorge
Riddle, OF Cambridge, Mass, the cclc-
brnted shakespcrian reader He came
under the auspices of the school 81 elo-
cutlon and gave three readings, tho
first, Midsummer Nights Dream; tho
FecOnd, Macbeth. aa1 the third, Hamlet.
At each OF the readings he was greeted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and stoch
Markets.

The Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Nonsy en- can
steady, 2Aa2A per cent; last lean, "a;
prime mercantile paper. sGi per cent,
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business IN bankers bills at 81 sils for
demand and at 81 s1st@4 SIG fer 60
days; posted rates, 81 s2ls and 81 sSsii
commercial bills. 81 SO9i; silver certia-
cats 6als96OlE; bar silver, bs7s; Me9Ei-
can dollars. 81.
In the stock market the tradinB
to-day resulted in only trlhing changes
In prominent stocks. The speculative
public OF England was active on ooth
sides Of the market with purchases on
balance slightly In excess OF sales. Trad
Inc ideally was less active than Of late,
bSt a very strong uudertone was In evil
dence. Traders seemed largely on the
short side while there was buying by
commission houses and pool support.
Speculation during the forenoon wac
very regular, but variations generally
were not significant except in FEW
cases. The market became dull with the
cancellation Of orders in commission
houses. In the afternoon q number OF
hitherto neglected stocks were taken up
and advanced sharply, Pittsburg, Cin-
cinnati, Chicago & st. Louis leading
with q Jump OF 6&, but Improvement
was almost eradicated In the late slump.
The revamping OF old stories OF chicago
& Alton passing into new hands was
to-day connected with Union Pacific IN
stead Of Missouri or Mexican Central as
the former rumor5 had II. TO TINS tale
Ill In TInNnT Pacific
In the last hours trade the bears by
concerted action reached stop loss or
ders and carried prices of from to 2
Doints generally. BY delivery hour the
movement petered out, and after per-
iOd OF dulIness prices picked up all
around. Newspaper articles treating
the Sugar trade war as farcical resulted
IN a sharp rise In that stock at.the open-
ing. which was soon lost, the closing be-
ing at last nights figures. Rubber con-
+Inuea rs weakness OF yesterday, losing
3 nolnts, Brooklyn Traction was very
strong, crossing "a on limitations that
long expected deal in that property
! might be looked for soon. The EFangeFs
were very strong most OF the day, but
reacted with the rsst OF the list on the
bear rise.
The feature OF the bond market to-day
was the enormous dilsdSttotis ~ 80
more e. Ohio Slss. Two transactions
that attracted considerable attention
were OF $4,000 and $569,OOO at 80. In
| termedlate transactions included many
blocks OF 100000 and over. The general
tone was very unsettled with the semi
speculative Issues trending lower. Total
sales sS,355,OOO. United States new IS
and tho IS coupon advanced q and the
IS and the old Is and IS registered 4 In
the bid price.
The total sales OF stocks today, were
| 800 shares.
l c......s.I.e. .A.Tn IlAAIIA 0L1Or AEIOMG-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
An AppcnI for Mercy.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dse. ia
large delegation from Fayctte county
waited upon Governor Atkinson hcse
and made n personal appeal Tor the
pardon OF irwin Riggs. who Is serving n
term IN the penlteutlarg for killing G.
l.. Morris.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

citation. which meets at New Orleans
during thu Christmas hoNGays.
Tho school OF music ~ the university
gave ltB second public recital this after
noon. The prnmammc consisted Of
tvO numbers. two vocal solos and two
numbers by the glcc club aud two
numbers 10y the strlHged instrument de-
pletmCnt
Rey j. l.. McCutchedn, pastor OF the
BnptiBt church, 81 seriopslU 49, the Ta-
suit OF eating oysters which were faint
cd.
James C. Frazer Of Martlnsbwg, was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17

HrHyoa's Headache and Indigestion Cure
is tbe only remedy on the market that
win euro evafy form OF Head9cho 10 70
10 minutes, correct Indigestion, etlnu-
iato ne nerves ana build no the system.
II should be IN every homg md oyery
trayeisr's ETipsask. AZ al pFesgsass-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
For the Women.

Lamp.
Books.
Screen.
-LorSnet.
-Tabouret.
Umbrella.
Stick pin.
Music box.
Fancy table.
Empire fan.
Toilet water,
Feather boa.
-Jeweled belt
Opera glasses.
Fancy neck piece.
-Boudoir clock.
SILK stockings.
Carriage clock.
Marble statuet.
bicycle watch.
-Jeweled buckle.
Slipper bucklez.
Box OF gllce fruit.
Evening gloves.
Fine neck chain,
Lemonade spoon.
-Ashell hair comb.
Gypsy tea kettle.
Bronze ornament
Piece Of Tapestry.
Dainty neck ruff.
Opera glass stick.
Lace handkerchief
Apiece OF cut glass.
"A pretty lace throat %
"A set OF fancy Duttn@-
Fur colllret and muT,
Louis XIV. vail mirror.
-Chaflng dish with trny.
Fancy Shoes or slippers.
silver or gold veil clasp.
-Glass plate fer ferncry.
-EiderdOwn lounglng robe.
bicycle bag with fittings.
Tea table appurienances.
Wool or marble pedestal
-Fanry basket for dressing tabla
Several yards OF fine lace.
Travelling bag and fittings.
Silver mounted bicycle bell,
-Jeweied PENDANT or brooch.
-Chateinlne watch enumeleG.
Set Of aluminium sauce pans.
-Fernery. china or silver bowls.
Bronze bust on onyx pedestal.
-Chnfing dish, spoon and fork.
--BoRboas In fancy basket or box.
Bangle bracelet In gold or silver.
Leather address box for carriage.
Lace or silk head scarf for evening.
Fancy hair pin In sold, silver or tor
Piece Of china or silver for the din
Ing room.
Mum, lorEnet, or purse chain in cIth-
er gold or silver
SChatelalnc, silver, gold or leather
mounted.
Metal coin purse with cnamelcd
flower chatelaine pin.
Choice bit Of sevres, delft, falcnce.
or minton.
-Pocketbook and card case IN illu-
minated, etched or jewelod leather
For the work basket: Needle case,
emery wax. tape measure, scissors,
thlmble. dnrner glove mender and pin
cushion; all silver mounted.
For the dressing table: At0ml5or,
scent dccapter, cold cream, vnscllne and
powder boxes, powder pun, manicure
set, button hook. shoe horn, curling
iron and lamp, brush and comb With
tray. pin tray. glove strctchcr. glove
hook, hat brush, whisk, hand mirror
In gold, silver. dresden or ebony mounts.
For the writing desk: Blotting pDd,
bla,ter on roller. stamp box, pcnlinire,
paper cutter, letter opener, seal, wax
and candle stick. rubber eraser and
brush, Ink scraper and pen tray. pen,
pencil, paper weight. chcekbook cover
inkstnnd. mucil1ge bottle sponge, adj
drcss book. c1loniar; these mounted IN
silver, Mold or china.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-17
FLoRIDA. HAVANA. NASSAU.
Double Daily Trains from Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis aud Kansas City
win tho Southern Railroad.

The Southern railway and connections
have arranged, for the accommodation
OF travel to the south this winter the
best service ever offered Beginning
December 4th. additional through
Sleeping Car service will be established
from Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis
and Kansas City to jacksonville. with
through connections, without layoveT,
from each of these points for trains
leaving both morning and evening.
Time, Cincinnati and Louisville to
jacksonville, % hours Havana IS
hours.
All ticket agents sell one-way and
rouud-irip tickets TO southern resorts
via Southern Railway.
Ask your nearest ticket agent for
rates and other information, or write G..
A. BAIRD. Trav. Pass. Agent, Louis
vi!e. Ky; j. G. BEAM. jr.. n. w. Pass.
ACT, so Adams St. Chicago, Ill; WIN.
II. TAYLoE, Assistant General Pass
engcr Agent. Louisville, Ky.