The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-07-20
es viii be concentrated at kansas City,

es will be concentrated at Kansas City,
the G. A R. special to leave there
| Thursday evening at 1920, August IL.
THE route in detail will be as follows
Thursday, August IL, 1890 p. m.,. reach
! Chicago 1890 p. M, Friday; leave Chi
cago at S:15 p. m. via the Wabash from
same station dearborn and Polk),
| reach Niagara Falls, q. M, Saturday
the 18th. The entire day will be spent
at the Falls, which gives Opportuni-
| ty to visit every point of interest on the
| American as we'll as the Canadian side.
1t is also possible to make a trip to
Buffalo on the trolley lines, the cars
running at very short intervals.
Leave Niagara Falls at p. m, reach
gin Boston, Sunday, a. m; going via
Concord and Lowell, Mass. Reaching
Boston on Sunday morning enables you
to get located at your hotel, or with
friends and in ample time to get famil-
lar with your surroundings and be
ready for the opening programme Mon
day morning, which begins with a grand
naval parade and which will be one of
the principal features of the entire
week.
"A great deal of entertainment will be
provided for the visitors, while the
points of historic interest in and about
Boston will keep you busy for days II
you have the time to visit them all.
Many inexpensive excursions can be
planned from Boston to interior points,
as well as up and down the coast. Bos-
ton to Newport, r. l., and return, 81;
on sale August Is and 10. NantaSket
and return, 90 cents. This is seaside
resort. Excursion tickets will be on sale
to all resorts on the South Shore and
Cape Cod.
The same route must be used return
ing as for the going trip, except that
the Wabash will honor the return por-
ton of their tickets via ST. Louis TO
Kansas City. which will enable all those
who desire to visit the Worlds fair
without additional cost. While between
Buffalo and Detroit on the return trip
tickets are good on the lake steamers
at the option of the passenger.
Apply to nearest Santa Fe agent
for through rate via route desired.
The lowest rate from Kansas City is
S3O.25.
Dates of sale. August II. u. 10:
Return limit. August %. BY de-
posit of ticket with the joint agent
not later than August 20 and pay
an extension of return limit may be
secured to leave Boston not later than
midnight of September 80
1.-The joint agency where tickets
are deposited will be located at rs
Federal street. Boston. S. w. Cum
mings, joint agent.
For the benefit of those who desire
to accompany the department COM
mander and friends as far as Chicago
or Buffalo on the special train, and
can not use the official route all the
way, other routes are available over
which the different rates apply.
Tickets will be on sale via Chicago,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Toronto, Mon
treal, and Portland, Me, Washington,
d. c., Baltimore, Nd, Philadelphia
and New York. Stop-overS can be
obtained at all these points.
THE stop-over in New York is not
to exceed ten days and can only be
obtained from the joint agent and
upon payment of fee of 81. w. F.
HOW'LL. "A West Twenty-sixth street,
New York. is the joint agent
THE Kansas G.. A. r., w. r. G. and
Ladies of the G.. A. r. have estab-
lished headquarters at the Hotel
Lennox. corner of Exeter and Boyls-
ton streets. two short blocks from the
VendOmc. which is the national head
quarters.
I'VE desire that all members of the
staff and w. X. c. and Ladies of the
G. A. r. and friends assist in working
up a representative delegation. Our
train will be first-class in every re-
spect and under the personal supervi-
sion of the Santa Fe and Wabash rep
resentatives, who will look after the
comfort of our people and the details
of the trip.
IF you desire accommo rotations in
Pullman or tourist sleeper confer with
Santa Fe agent or write direct to w. |
j. Black, general passenger agent
Topeka, kas., who will take care of
your wants CHARLES HARRIS,
Department Commander