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ftock Island & Peoria
(SHORTEST KOCTJB TO THIS :
E A ST AND SOUTH.
Trains leave Rock Island.
6 :0 1 a m Way Freight.
8:45 " Fast Express.
1 :40 p m Mail and fixpress.
6:50 " Through. Freight and Accommodation.
JTralns arrive at Rock Island.
3:30 a m Tbronch Freight and Accommodation.
18:45 p m Mall and Express.
K.m Tut Kxoress
4:00 "Way Freight.
The Fast Bxprkss leaving Rock Island at 8:30
a m errivne at Peoria 12:20 p in, at Spring-field 4:25
p m, at Decatur 4:00 p tn, Jacksonville 7.00pm.
Alton 7:30 p m, St Louis 8;15 p m, and Terre Haute
11:55 p m, TH"B Samb Day. Making this the best
and QcnoKBST roate to ail points southeast.
The 1:80 p. m. train makes close connection at
Galvawith C B & Q for points west ;arrwing at
Galesbnrg at 4:85 p m ; at Burlington :40 p m ; at
Kaokuk lunso pm; ana at yoincj iu:uop m.
iiriiln? at Peoria at 6:80 n m.makintr close con
nections with I B A W and TPJkW for Indianap
olis, COQQacuug more wiw mi twi iroius lur cwi
"tarVAST TIMS. STTXB OKXSCTIOKS, and
rates as low w vj put vuvr ivuw, -r.
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The B:Mpm Accommodation leaves every day
sxcept onaay.
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GLEAgDSTGS.
The Bible has been translated int
thirty-two African languages.
Dr. Moro-an Dix has sixteen ministe
rial assistants in" his parish of Trinity,
new xorK. .. . . ,
Cleveland tailors have fallen into lina
m forming a mutual protective associa
tion against dead-beats.
The public school library of St. Louis
snows an increase of 7,000 volumes dur
ing the last twelve months.
It is not necessary, in the advocacy
of ideas, that any one should become
onensive.
Some of the rmblic schools of New
Haven, Conn., have introduced a fire-
drill as part of the exercises, and it is
said to work well.
Lieut. -Gov. Cauchon, of Manitoba, is
said by Canadian papers to have cleared
!?i,UU0,U00 already out of his northwest
speculation.
It is claimed that the female reforma
toria Indianapolis has reclaimed 80
per . cent, oi those who have been in
mates within the last eight years.
"Jane," he said, "I think if yoa lifted
your feet from the fire we might have
some heat in the room." And they had'
not Dcen married long.
Breakfast caps for young ladies are
the latest fashion. And, conversely,
fashionable young ladies are the latest
at breakfast. .
A facetious member of the Connecti
cut legislature has a bill to oblige every
omitn in that Mate but one to change
his name. Make it apply to the Misses
Smith and they won't kick. ,
A Wisconsin girl who received a com
ic valentine was so mortified that she
took poison. The only comic thing they
can stand in that state is a Mormon
elder taking a ride on a rail.
Copy of a notice on the beach at
Brighton: "In case of ladies in danger
of drowning, they should be seized by
the clothing and not by the hair, which
generally comes off."
"I want one of those long felt hats,
papa," said a pretty girl to her father.
The indulgent father forked over the
money, and her head now tills the long
felt want.
"When I was an' infant," said Fogg,
"the women were forever kissing me. '
And," he added, "I have done what I
could to get square with them since I
have grown to years of discretion."
Brownson "Well, I always make it a
rule to tell ray wife everything that hap
pens." Smithkins "Oh, my dear fel
low, that's nothing. I tell my wife lots
of things that never happened at all."
The supervisors of. San Luis Obispo
county, Cal., have ordered one ton of
squirrel poison, to be distributed gra
tuitously to citizens whose ranches are
infested with these pests.
Three models from which to select a
monument to John C. Calhoun, have ar
rived in South Carolina from Rome, fqr
the inspection and decision of the mon
ument committee.
The chap who sent us a poem begin
ning "When twilight . dews are falling
fast upon the rosy lea," has since mar
ried llosa Lee, and now the weekly dues
are falling fast upon bim. Toledo
American.
Donald G. Mitchell, the "Ik Marvel"
of former years, is now almost GO years
of age. llis hair and bushv whiskers
are plentifully sprinkled with gra3 and
he lias grown stout, but his face has the
ruddy hue of health. He bears a strik
ing resemblance to the Kov. Kichard b.
Storrs. of Brooklyn. Mr. Mitchell occa
sionally leaves the retirement of his
'farm at Ketowood, ' near JSew Haven,
to read a lecture before a popular as
sembly.
An old toper complained to a - doctor
that the ardent failed to exhilarate his
spirits. The doctor, knowing tbe inor
dinate nature of his appetite, told him
he had better try aqua fortis. . A short
time afterward he was surprised by
another visit from the individual, who
told him that th aqua fortis did very
well at first, bat it was not strong
enough. "I sav doctor," said he, "don't
you think a little aqua fifties would about
fix it?"
Snooks went home the other night af
flicted with double vision. He sat for
some time with his sleepy gaze riveted '
on Mrs. Snooks, and then complacently
remarked: "Well, I declare 'f you two
gals don't look 'nougah like to be
twins."
Four disfruised men went to the resi
"dence of M. J. Fowler, of Bine Pond,
Ala., a few days since, and while one of
the number guarded Fowler's wife, three",
of them whipped him unmercifully. It
is said that thirty-six gashes were count
ed on Fowler's back and hips next morn
ing. The only cause for this brntishly
beating him was that he ran away with
a young lady and married her.
Near Winslow, in the Sunset moun
tains, a cave has been discovered which
is one of the greatest wonders of Arizona
Territory. It is of unknown propor
tions, having never been explored, and
the phenomenon connected with it - that
causes the wonder of beholders is the
fact that a strong current of air rushes
into the cave of sufficient force to draw
down into the Plutonian depths all light
articles placed near the entrance. The
roaring of the winds into the cavern
may be heard two hundred yards away
from the opening.-
A Mrs. Coker, with her three children
in an ox-cart, was going home from
Perry, G a. The road they traveled pass
ed through very rank wire-grass, which
had been set on fire. In trying to get
out of the way, the cart and oxen be
came fastened among pine logs, and the
fire overtook them. The cart was con
sumed with the two children inside, and
the oxen were burned to death. The
woman attempted to escape with her in
fant, but her clothing caught fire, and
she and the other child were so badly
burned that they died.
Now that the Union Generale bank ex
plosion storm is over in Paris, numerous
wrecks have been found in prominent
circles. The London World says that
the Orleans Princes lost $6,000,000 and
the Comte de Chambord who is not
rich, $800,000. Capoul, the singer, sunk
$ 60,000, and Achard, the tenor, $30,000.
Faure, the baritone, had the earnings of
many years in the concern, but got them
out just hi time. Marie Heilbron's hus
band, the Vicomte de la Panouse, was,
so crippled that the little singer will have
to go back to the stage, and Christine
NiEson has not only lost a large part of
her money, but her husband also. Heil
bron has had to sell her hotel in the Kue
de Monceau to the banker, the protector
of Mile Croizette, the actress.
One of the most singular of the many
pistol accidents was that by which a
woman was killed at Georgetown, CaL
Her brother was explaining how a friend
had been shot with a weapon supposed
to be unloaded. He illustrated the ac
count by taking a revolver from his
pocket. "But? he said, "1 won't be
foolish enough to point it at anybody."
Then he turned round, and as he did so
it went off, the bullet striking his sister.
He declares that he had not cocked it,
and did not touch the trigger.
The conversion of General Abe Buford
during the recent religious revival in
Louis viile, Ky., caused a great deal of
surprise throughout that region. Anothr
er notable convert was Warren Viley.
Between Buford and Viley there had long
been a bitter feud, and they never met
without arousing expectations of blood
shed. ' They came together a few days
ago. The spectators felt that a severe "
test of their professions of a change of
heart was to be made. The two men
shook hands cordially and took a drink
together.
"Joaquin Miller's wife, 'Minnie Myr
tle,' is dying over in New Jersey," says
the New York correspondent of the In
dianapolis Journal. "She wrote poetry
after he left her, then lectured, then
married (I have forgotten his name),
but life has been too severe for her and
she h:is succumbed. Miller still lives
with his new Wife (nee Leland), but he
never speaks of her (or of the baby) to
his friends, never.acknowledges vthat he
is married, always goes into society
without her and has been seen with her
even on the street."
An Historic Love-Affair.
Says the Eastern (Md.) Ledger: A val
entine seen by a Ledger reporter, which
was sent to a girl in Easton by a youth
in Washington, brings to mind the story
of a name, and a name of note in Ameri
can history. The name of the sender of.
the missive is Return J. Meigs, and the
same Christian name has been in the
Meigs family for several generations.
Many years ago, in ante-revolutionary
days, Jonathan Meigs courted a young
lady, who rejected his addresses. Meigs
continued to love the girl, and, though
too proud and sensitive to try a second
time to win her, he determined never to
marry any one else, and to live and die
a bachelor, unless she, of her own voli
tion, relented.
After a few years the lady did relent,
or perhaps got to know her own heart
better, and sent a letter to her former
suitor. Meigs got the letter, and found
in in it only the two words, "Return,
Jonathan." It was enough. Jonathan
did return, and made her his wife. Their
first child was baptized "Return Jona
than." to commemorate the brief letter
that saved the Meigs family from extinc
tion; and from that day to this there has
been a Return J. Meigs in every genera
tion. The sender of the valentine re
ferred to is the grandson of Gen. M. C.
Meigs, late quartermaster-general, now
retired.
A Clever Sheep-Dog.
In the Martinmas snow-fall of 1807,
the heaviest of the present century, a
flock of four hundred sheep was buried.
Most of them were covered up beneath
walls, or in hollows where they had tried
to find shelter when overtaken by the
storm and darkness. The drifts were
probed with poles in vain. No success
attended the etlorts of the shepherds,
until a young sheep-dog took part in the
proceedings, lie began to take a seri
ous interest in what was going on, smell
ing the ends of the probing poles, and
sniffing at the holes made in the snow.
The final result of this patient puzzling
was that the light broke suddenly upon
him, and he commenced scratch ingeag-
erly in the snow. . While the older dogs
stood indolently by, this young animal
continued to point out the spots beneath
which the sheep were buried, barking
and howling with delight at every release
of the endangered sheep. At the end of
the first day, two hundred had been ex
tricated alive. On the following day.
many others, some living, many dead
were found. But the last sheep did not
come to light until New Year's Day. It
had remained since November 18 in a
hollow beneath a furze bush, supporting
life on the scanty herbage of this shrub.
Which?
I sat In the cars, while just behind
Two ladies their nimbie tongrues combined
In conversation, uwin-j- phrases such
As "I am bo lirt-il," nu i "Ever so mucS."
'How lovely !" "1 know," "Ho was so kind,
'I felt so bally," I've half a mind,"
'And did you see those t eautiful things?"
'How was it trimmed?" "cuch lovely string-si"
'To come nin'i see me," "Oh, thank you, yes,"
'isn't it awful?" "Just see my dross."
Ota. dear mo. do you think i, i.n nioe?"
"My feet, 1 dec.nre, are ui coid as ice 1"
And tuey talked of beaux, and other vanities.
Of bracelets, ring-, and such inanities.
My ears eoum no lonsrer ptana tac jar.
So I cUanifed my seat to sm;kiiijr car.
A chanjre indeed ! T.wti men wore ihere
And, truly, they were a vrt'-ious pair!
Their raik was vuiE-ar, coarse, profane.
Tncy took (he a ime of God in vain.
And, pcttiny weary of oath and curse,
1 went buck tin tbe girls, thinking: "Which is
worse
The Khedive's Wife.
Princess Kaiida Hanem, the wife of
the Khedive, likes politics and keeps
well informed of the affairs of her coun
try. The Princess is a beautiful woman
according to Turkish taste. She is ex
ceedingly stout, with splendid black hair
and eyes, and a lovely complexion. She
is 2-1 years old, and was married at 15
to the Prince, who has no other wife.
They have eight children. The two are
deeply attached to each other. ..Tewfik
passes his evenings at home whenever
he can, and when business or pleasure
calls him out his wife is generally not
far off, behind a.curtain or trellis.
Styles for Spring.
Plain black gros-grain silk is begin
ning to find favor once more. It is
combined with other silk fabrics, nota
bly the moires and satin faces. They
are brought out in a wide range of
grades and prices, sojiie runuing as low
as 75 cents a yard, and from that up
ward to . 2.50. They are in all the
colors. A ne new casumere3 are ngui
and exquisitely finished. Some are
smooth surfaced and some fulled, so as
to present an appeanance of being slight
ly fleeced. Others, called imperial serge.
are woven in large diagonals or serge
effects. As these goods, like the nuns
veilings, come in all the light evening
shades, as well as the dark street colors,
they are used to an almost unlimited ex
tent for evening dresses, and will be
popular for dressy street costumes as'
the season advances. The most elegant
white wash dresses of the coming sum
mer will be linen lawn and sheer linen
cambric, soft as India muslin and al
most as transparent.
New aesthetic neckerchiefs consist of a
square of pale rose,- blue,, olive green, or
mauve mull, with bright roses, pansies.
and other flowers, printed on them in
exaggerated sizes, but natural as to col
ors. .
Among the novelties are looking-glass
beads tiny mirrors used on the latest
imported ball dresses. A feature of the
evening costumes of the closing season
were wide striped stains in pale colors.
alternating witn those oi gold or silver
moire. But all that is over xor the win
ter. O m mm
Took a Header and Bo wn she "Went.
A voung lady residing on William
street in this city went to a hogshead
under a water pipe to get soft water out
the other day. She found the vessel
about two-thirds emptv and a film of ice
covering the water. Going back into
the house she procured a hatchet, and.
returning, leaned over and into the
hogshead to break the ice. a he hogs
head was rather high for the lady's
stature, and she was compelled first to
tip-toe and then to lean her-whole
u-piffKtnn the t1(W. While in this rath
cr unccmfortab1e position a harder
stroke with the hatchet, which sent it
smashing through th ice, disturbed her
equilibrium, the center of gravity was
removed further from the suppers ana
nearer to the chignon, and over she
went, crashing through the ice and
souse into the water. It luckily happen
ed that a gentleman passing was attract
ed by the sight of two little feet sticking
out of a barrel and kicking like fury.
Hastening to the rescue, the lady was
released from her dangerous position,
and ran into the house without taking
time to see who her deliverer was, or to
thank him, and the latter retired, re
marking to himself, 'I guess she won't
take cold; her face is too red."" New
London Conn.') Day. -t
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nlexion sallow, use Frazer's Bitters.
. If yoa live in a malarial district, use
Ifrazers Bitter's
If worn down with the care of ,cMl
dren, use Frazer's Bitters.
If you haye got the blues, use Fraz
er's Bitters. .
If you kept late hours and lived con
trary to the laws or. health, use t raz
er's Root Bitters. ,
If you need toning up, take Frazer's
Koot Bitters.
If you have abused instead of used
nature's girts, use r- razer s Bitters.
If you feel old before your time, use
Frazer s Hitters. -
If life has become a burden nd you
have gloomy forbodings, use Frazer's
Bitters.
If your hands tremble and yo'ir eyes
have grown dim, Frazer's Root Bit
ters will make you feel youug again.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at
the low price 81.00 per bottle. F. b
Henry Co., Sole Proprietos, Cleveland
Uhio.
For sale by McCabe & Wheaton. Rock Island.
EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. HEARD'S
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
LECLAIEE,
IOWA.
Terms for Board, English Branches, Music and
Drawing, per bchnol year, f.nni. uood references.
Address
J an-23-d3m Mrs. S. E. HEARD.
fat Circulars l&iress, A. S.EijqjSH.
BRYANT & STKATTG3T
BUSINESS COLLEGE
D. B. Lilmbridok. W. II. n. Valextixk.
This institution offers many special advantages
to onr vonnsr men who desire to prepare themselves
for business pursuits. It has an excellent corps of
experieucea ana auie leacners. lis rooms are a
mirablv arransred and adapted to the pnrpoSe of a
first-class Business College. Good board in private
families and in boarding club at very low rates.
KSf a for circular piving full particulars.
LILLlBlilDGK & VALENTINE,
5-ld&wly Davenport, Iowa
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BROWN'S IKOX BITTERS are
a certain cure for all diseases
requiring a complete tonic; espe
cially Indigest ion. Dyspepsia, Inter
mittent Fevers, Want of Appetite,
Lioss of Strength, Lack of Energy,
etc. Em-iclies the blood., strength.
ens the muscles, and gives new
life to tlio nerves. Acts like a
charm on the digestive organs,
removms; all dyspeptic symptoms,
Biica us tasting the food. Belching,
Heat iu tiie Stomach, Heartburn,
etc. The only Iron Preparation
that wiil not blacken the teeth or
give-liealacle. Sold by all Drug
gists at $1.00 a bottle.
BBOV.T; CIIEIICAIj GO.
Biilticaore, Md.
Sr. that all T-n rl'trft are made 1t Bhoitk Chbmicas
Oo. altol have cr4.s..cd rcsl lines sud trade mult on wr&rpea
EE WARE OF IMITATIONS.
W DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A v uiira of youthful iniprndenca causing Prema
ture Dc:-ay, Scrvous Ptbiiiiy, Lost Jtlauuood, etc..
luiviijg t.-h-d in vain every known remi-dy, ha dis
covered a FiuipK) sc-lf cure, which ba ill pond FEEK
to bis fenotr-sttfiercra, addruss J. J5. liT'IVKii,
43 ( Italitaiit N. .
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ANGOSTDRI JITTERS
AN ARTICLE OP OVBH
FIFTY YEARS' STANDIII8 i
This most invigoratiag tonic is justly celebrated
for its exq twite flavor and extraordinary M (oioihax
virtues. ... .
It improves the appetite aud cures Dyfpcpala,
Dinrrkuea and Fever and Aeue
No Cocktail or misnd dniik is perfect without it.
because it. prevents th had effects of Alcoholic
Liquors.
Ten drops of it iu any cold drink, lnioart a deli
cious flavor tu tbe same aud Prevents all srnuner
diseases. . .
Sold by the frincipa) rocer. Dracgiats and
liquor Dealers. . . - t '
. , Saccessor to J. W. HANOOX, -
P. O. Box 2610. - hi HaoiDWii, N.
tSWHewttk of OotuilarfciUi.
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MOLINE WAGON
Moline Wagon Comp'y,
V.v;.' MANUFACTUR
Farm. Spring - and Freight
WAGONS.
A FULL AND OOMFLSTS U.NB OF
SPRING WAGONS r
Especially adapted to the Western Trade f
superior workiaaushlp and fluU.
fllnrrHted Price List fre on anplicatloTi.
See the Moline Waon beftire purchasing ethers.
H. STEPHENS,
1425 Second Avenue KOCK ISLAND
MASUFACTVltlta Of
Patent Stone;
Cisterns, Chimnevs,Mou!dings
SiThis Stone can be manufactured in any shape
e si rod, or Trimmings for liuildiugs. Tiling for
Culverts, &c. - ,
Country and State Rights for Sale. 5-S5d3ni
b r
wn til mi iiwii mni
mM SCLD
M EV.
THE GARLAND FOR HARD COAL. .
Tiie Garland Soft Coal S elf -reed er is the Handsomest
and Hest Wrtrkins Stove for Soft Goal nnt.
iT;gaSOT3-C3-Sa'
TT.T.T-NTOTa, 7I0CO2TSLN, IOWA, MINIIESOTA and DAKOTA.
OVER THE ROAD OK THZ
CHICAGO, ILnUKEE & St. PAUL R'Y 00.,
Without doubling on ymir trac. This magnificent sywera rCTc!ir almost every Important TOWN, CITY
and KUJLSIKU liESOKT lis the CiitKAT NORTITWKST. It includes the only Through
nbroken Imn ownrd by any one Company, Between Chicago, Uilwaukoe, St.
J'aal and Minneapolis, end form with ks co&neuiuus the picturesque
' USSSBXSSII?! VALLEY ROUTE.
Between St. I.ouis and Northern MInnea,polI. It alto includes Through Routes between
ALL tiisTermln9l Points shown noon this Map, with ample passenger train service iipoa rack.
Ilexacatsr, thia Css.1s.a7 0T7iT3 &I1 Hcada sliSTra alscve la heavy liasi
Reference to pie Ofiicial Railway Guides or the Time Tables published hy the Company, will khow that l)n
C, M. & St. P. take you in its Splendid Passenger Trains, at Express Speed, over its own upeib Tracks,
FKOJI alxuoat unywLere TO Jtlmost sua yw her in the Vive Great States named above.
ITS ROAD-BED. SUPERSTRUCTURE and EQUIPMENTS COMBINE ALL MODERN
IHROVEMENTS, AND ARE PERFECT IN EVERY PARTICULAR
It runs ki own MAGMFICEST SLEEPERS upon an Throuzh Trains, and its own PARLOR
CARS tbe finest in lh world.
Its RAILROAD HOTELS and DTNIN'O HALLS ar noted for their superior exceUenct
While-it connects the twonsmect business Centres of the Northwest, It Kas aUo upon ks lines more Ilealtat
and Plaitre Roaorta and greater jScento Attractiona thaa any other syjitcin of roads upon the continent.
lis Ifagrjticer.t New Vnion Depot, on Madison, Canal aad Adams Streets, Chicago, is tha most ck-gass
ac commoilius IVsse-.tgcr Station in t'ns United States.
It U conceded by the Traveling Public, to b in all things, TBE LEADING LINE.
I. 8. JttV5KKILX, V.CTiNIIORJIE, A. V. H. CARPKNTEU, I. II. PAGE,
Gm'l Uiiij-r. CwMt'l Sujvwintendent. Gen'l Pass and Tirfcet Art. Au'tHfi'l Pan Aci
a8b
VHO 15 UNACQUAINTED WITH TH2
SE B V EXAtVifNINQ
GHSCA60, ROCK .St
IS THE GHEAT C0!iECTIXQ ms
I ' . TTI it ,0 lin. n,n frntm ChlMffn tn m.nil
Bliills, psirslni; tarouph Jollet, Ottawa, La ba!!e,
Iteneseo, Moiioe. Heit Islunft, laverip(irt, V-'.t
liberty. J.jwaCHy, Marensn, BrooKlyn, Ormnell,
lies J.l .inrs the capital of Iowa), Stuart. Allan
tic. find Arwii i with liranehes trout H-.-.rc-nti
itinotii-n to Fcorta; Wilton Jun'-tioa t4Mtscs
tint WueninKtcu. Fairneld, li'nJm. Itelxnap,
Centrevtiio, Prtuceton. Trenton. Oaliatin, C'ann?
rou, Leaveuwor-.h. Atchison, and kmixas Cit
WiishinRtoo to 6igfnimy, skalooa. and lines,
vilte: Ksokua to Farminsrton, Uonarartc, ISen
tousport, Inoependent, r.itlon. Jttnwn, Eddy
vtiie. Oslonsa. Pelia,Iiloiirtfe. nrvd Iis Moiucs:
fiewtnn Ti Monroe: Ies Strtines to Irfdiutmia and
.'lnteret; Atlantic to lwii and AKoiwin; and
Avoca to Harlan. 0 his ia r'tve.t tiio Miiy
Hoilroad. which owns, and opeY-arcs a tiiroutfu
bfe from Chicago xito thj State of kansui.
'i'krouab Ikxpreas i'auxenyer '1 rams, wuu Poll,
man PuiaceCara aAtahed.ar run each '"ay daily
between Chicago and Pxoria. Kahsab Citv.
C'OVMCIl. BLf!m, IJ5AVEKWOBTH and ATCHI
ON. 'l'orougk ears are also ma between Milwan
kee tint Kun.ns City, via the "MiiAut-e and
It.j'-t Ifotnct Short Ijno." '
nie-Orea Hoc Island" la maenlflcenty
tquippad. Its mad bed is simply perfeet, aod its
track is iuid with steel rails.
What wili please yoa most will be the pleasure
ef enJovin your mcfils. wniie passing over the
beautiful pniries of lilinoiaand Iowa, in one of
our magnificent Dluinglars that accompany ail
' 'itiroupn fcxprcss 'lrania. Vou pet an entire
meal, as ?ooU as is served in any u-st-clast boiei,
tor aevanty-tive corns. .
Appreciating the fact thax a majesty of tbe
people prefer separate apartments for ciifioreot
purposes and toe immense -asseaxer businesa
ft this line warranting tt), we ere pienaed to an
nounce that this Company runs Pullman I'a tact
tiUrpm0 Can foricepini purposes, and Paiac4
COS'NCII. BLtm, kAMSAs C11"T, ATCUiMIK, avi.. LEAVEJiWOliTIl.
... V-PH? X1 5, a". fenown m tho MOreat Uocia aslauui. Haute." su-e sold bT
all 'lleiiet Avents ta tUo Vnlte (steles and Uisds. r
For tAforiuaUea not ebustuablo A JOlur ltat ticket oct, address,
"1. It. CA1IL.E, . " JJi 1ST. JOHN.
Vu rraklcut jaQa1 Utmost Jeu'JTictand'aAfr Agt.,
toiwja,gfti
HIll.l.HAV TAT..PTP TP U -
r (Successort to Thomas TatcB,) i
HeaiingS Ventilating Engineers,
Gas and' Steam Fitters.
We are the MAunrActuBia'a abents for
VALVES, PIPES AND FITTINGS, IRON BRASS,
LEAD AND RUBBER GOODH, PUMPS, IN
SPIRATORS, PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES, AC.
And can supply Dealers and Manufacturers at
CHICAGO PRICES.
We have engaged competent workmen from the
East and will pay special attention to HnrubliiK,
Heating and VetitilatluR Pubiic Buildings and
Residences bv the latest improved methods".
Repairing and Jobhiug promptly attended to and
all woik and yoods guarnteed the beet.
Call us by telephone, day or night.
Dee re's Block, 171J First avenue,
MO UN if KOCK IHf.AND
FBKb. A. CRAMa.
CIIAC W. TeBBUBT
CRAMER & YERBURY,
EKTIMS IS,
PLUMBERS.
STEAM AI5D GAS FITTERS.
Dealers In
Steam Pumps, Cistern and Deep Well Pumpa.
A full supply of Steam, Gas and Water Fixtures,
Wrought Iron and Lead Pipe, Drain Tile and
Sewer Pipe. Buildings supplied with the
Latest Improvements in Steam Heating.
Special attention giveu to Ventilation of Water
Closets and Bath Roorns.
tS?F"AI work and (roods guaranteed togivcaatia
fiution. Orders by mail, telrgraph or telephone
Kill receive prompt attention. .
OFFICE AND SHOP, No, 217 EIGHTEENTH 8T.
ianlOd&wly Opposite Union Office.
. STOCK SPECULATION.
John A. Dodob A Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wail feireel. New York, buy stocks on reasonable
margin, and, when desired, will adviae when and
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges in which t'A
to$100cun be profitably invrttcd. Opportunities
or good profits are constantly occurring. Full in
orniatinn on appllcauoa, sfl Weekly Henort Bt
TO ALL
OTHERS
in CONVENIENCE
DURABILITY, ECONOMY,
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION.
DAVID DO 1ST
ceOCffAPHY OP THI3 COUNTRY, Wl LI.
THIS IVt'. TrtT THE
AND & PAGIFSC R. Y.
BETTVEEX THE EAST & TIIE Wfc ST
Lhr.inq Carj for eaUntf purpowsonly. Oneoihet
trent. fentiiracf our Paljce ais ma bMOKING
BA1XJON wbere von eau enjoy your -uaruas-Ht
oil hours of Use day. ......
M.,fii.iiiconi Iron Bridcot spun tbe Mississippi
cod oii-url rivers at all points crossed by tns
line, and transfers are avoided at Council uluirs,
Kansas Py, Iavenworth, and AtchUoo, cun
BCiinoi bun made in Lnion L'epotr.
fnisi'KiNcitAi. n. b. tONXECTioa of
TII1S (inUXT IaXUUUUU LIX AkS A3
ML.LOW3:
At cnicAoo. wita all diverting lir.ci for. the
En5t cnrl ifpui h.
At Ej;ci..uroLT. with tho I S. ft M. 8, and P.
rt, tv,.tt:. it. nos.
At Wa&KUiaicMf Kiiasn, wite Cast .
At t A S ALt. with 111. Cent. n. K,
AtfBt.BIA. with f. P. J.j P. U. B.! h B.
W. t iil. ati4. and T. P. & W. lids. '
At Hoc a Imlakd, with "Milwaukee at Hoc
island bhort Lina," and Bock lsl'd at Pee. Kda.
At Davenport, wita taa iavenport Jtviatoa
C.M.Kt. P. II. K
At WES-f l.tasBTr. with tbeB.. C. It. K. K.Q.
At ClUKNt:i.l. with Central iowa U. li.
AtDi'.S MotMF.3. with I. bi.AV. I), li. Tt.
AtCotrNCU, ltt.vk-S. wiih Union PuciUc Ttlw
At Omaha, with U. it Mo. R. It. K. in c-b.)
Att'oi.i'MnyarfCNc-rioN.withB.X K.AH.B.&
A OTTTJiiwA, with Central IoiU a. i W
St. I it Pac. and C. O. ft Q. iU Rds.
At ikltoKDK, with Tol., I'eo. A War.: Wab.. Et,
Louis A Pc. and Kt. I. Keo. & ii.-W. a. Aula.
t CAUlnox. Uttli.t.J. li- It.
At Atchison, with Afccii., Topeka ft Eanta Cat
Ateh. ft Neb. aid Ceo. Br. U. f. It. Kds.
At I.BAVEMwu&zia. with Kan. Pc., andKaa.
Cent. It. Bds.
At Kansas Citt, with all lines (or the Waal
SOU WliUlWIiH.
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gb f- tf
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