PLATTSUODTH HERALD
OPITICIAL PAPKUUr XII K CITY
CITY UEWS.
Cirealatiag, Ldbrry
at
Warrtck.'
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CJ. A. tfarMliall, Dentist, Hue
censor tu Clutter & Marshall.
Teeth extracted without pain,
by use of Nitrous Oxide -.
A. Salisbury, Dentist.
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Kcltel Thousands.
niuTri iiiu iuiiu rtic nuts c3
tasywver Dr. K'um'a .New IHcovery
for Consumption. Their unlocked for
recovery by the timely use of this great
life Saving remedy, causes them to go
nearly wild in its praise. It is guar
anteed to positively irure Severe Coughs
Colds, Asthma. Hay Fever, Bronchitis,
1 Hoarseness, Loss of voice, or any aflec
tions of the Throat and Lungs.
Trial Buttles free nt J. M. Roberts
Drug Store. Large size
Dec. 0 lyeCw.
For lame- back, Side or Cheat use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price J5
cent.-,
S1IILOIPS COUGH and Cousunip
tion Cure is sold by us on a guarmtce.
It cures consumption.
SHILOH'S VITALIZED is what
you need for Consumption, Loss of ap
petite, Dizziness anil all symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and cents per
bottle.
CUOUPE Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis immediately relived by
Shiloh's Cure. Sod by Smith & Black
Bros. Dec.20eowd&wly
These am Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters, inactivity ot the Liver, bil
iousness, Jauudice. Constipation, Weak
Kidnevs, or any disease of the urinary
organs, o"r whoever requires an appetiz
er, tonic or mild stimulant, will always
find Electric Bitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
" give entire satisfaction or money re
funded. Sold at tifty cents a bottle by
J. M. Roberts Jand&wly.
A Wide Awake Druggist.
Mr. J. M. Roberts is always w ide
awake in his business, and spares no
pains to secure the best of every article
iu his line. He ha3 secured the agency
for the celebrated Dr. King's New Dis
oovery for Consumption. The only
certain cuae known for Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Hay Fever Bronchitis, or any affection
of the throat and Lungs. Solp on pos-
itive guarautee. Will give you a Trial
Bottl free. Regular size S1.00.
Dec. u. lyeGw
A Startling Discovery.
Physicians are often startled by re""
inarkable discoveries. The fact that
Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Cou
sumption and ail Throat and Lung
ili;iip is dailv curimr patients that
thev have given up to die, iJ startling
them to realize their sense of duty, and
examine into the merits of this wonder
ful discovery ; resulting in hundreds of
our best Physicians using it in their
practice. Trial Bottles free at J. M
Roberts Drusr Store. IJesruIar size
Sl.oV.
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IN CASH
GIVEN AWAY
ATTENTION, SMOKERS!
All contestant for the 25 premiums aOTregat
ine above amount, offered by Black well 6 Dur
ham Tobacco Co., must observe the following
conditions on which the premiums are to be
awarded: All bags must bear our original
Bull Durham label. U. S. Revenue Stamp, and
Caution Notice. The bap must be done up
securelv in a package with name and address
of sender, and number of bags contained plain
ly marked on the outside. Charges must be
prepaid. OmtfM clon November Si'tu All pack
ages should be forwarded December 1st. and
must wach us at Durham not later than Decern-
' berlUh. No matter where you reside, jend
Tour racVape, advise us by mail that you have
done so. and state the number of bags sent.
Names of successful contestants, with number
" f SS returned, will be published. Dec. 22 in
tfiSSffia W York. Herald; Phitadel-
- fhia. Times: Durham. N. C. Totxuro Mant:
New Orleans. Time-Democrat : Cincinnati. In
qitirer: Chicane. Daily Xev; San Francisco,
chronicle. Address.
Hi.vKWii 'f Durham Tobacco Co.,
DrRHAM. N. C.
Every genuine package has picture of Bull.
AsT&ee our next announcement's
The Ice Man.
Jos. Fairfield has established an of
rice at Monarch billiard hall, where he
will contract with consumers to supply
ice for the season at the lowest terms
3m2
Pasture-
Two hundred and forty acres under
fence, with running water, and one
. half mile from the city. Apply to
5ltf W. S. Wise.
M O' Connor keeps on hand the cel
ebrated Anhenser liurch St Louis Bot
tled Beer and always ready to pay pac
ticular attentiou to his customers.
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You save money by buying your
boots, shoes and fdipperg at Merges,
whert? you have the largest assortment
to select from 6wt
ClotLes, flair, Nail and Tooth Brush
rt, Combj, &c, nice line, at Fishers,
east Main street. 49dtf
it vou want to eet you a broom that
n. ill enve the best satisfaction for the
paroe money ask your dealer for Dor
tc fc'a bnjjjmfi. 4?8liU9.
Wanted -A few more names, on the
watch list at L C Erven's.
No. l was three hours late yesterday
morning, caused by eastern
washouts.
Peterson JJros. are putting
very substantial sidewalk in
their new building.
down a
front of
F. Carruth puta this office in under
obligations for Minneapolis papers con
taining accounts of tho great reunion' in
progress there.
j Mr. T. iiuiior, manager of Blind
Bonne, the ireat. colored musical nrod-
igy, h t t13 cUy today making ar-
rangeinenU with TUnuger Young for
l'i3 appearance hero. .
The I'lattc river has a large channel
cut through the Oreapolis bottom that
is running full of water, and many pre
dict that it is only n question of time
until the whole river changes its ctmrsc
nt that p'dnt.
The sratleiing reports thai come in
from points along the line of the B. &,
M. are in effect that the hail districts
are not as large as first reported, and
that there will not be the general loss
that was at first supposed.
W. B. -Porter and wife, of Flatts-
mouth, father and mother of Mrs. Ed.
Cooper, matle her a visit on Saturday.
Mr. Porter, returned on Sunday, but
Mrs. Porter will remain two or three
weeks with her daughter. Weeping
Water Eagle.
One of the most exciting base ball
contests is now iu progress between
the Evausville, (Ind.) club and the
Union Pacifies, of Omaha. A largo
number from Plattstuouth, who were
in that cny yesterday, were spectators
at the g une, which resulted 10 to 3 in
favor of the Union Pacifies.
The B. & M. are doing a large
amount of substantial ballast work on
the line between this city and Omaha;
the larger part of this summer's work
being above Bellevue. When the B &M
rock ballast a strip of road in any loca
tion, they do a job ol work that is sub
stantial and that will last.
The B. & M. are building a new de
pot at south aena which was very
badly needed ; the old one there being
a very poor accommodation to the
traveling public. The old depot will
be removed to the Newton side track
between Waverly and Lincoln and will
b i used for a telegraph station.
Mr. James Thomas left in the Her
ald sanctum today a little branch not
more than 31 inches in length which
the wind had broken off one of his ap
ple trees, this orancn or twig was
overloaded with twenty-five large
summer apples, almost ripe, and is a
fair specimen of the manner in which
his fruit trees arc burdened with finit.
xoiepaughs circus ana menagerie
which showed in Omaha yesterdaay,
had twenty-four elephants in the street
parade, a giraffe and ether curiosities.
FujIv live thousand people gathered
inder the great canvas to see the per
formance in the afternoon, aud yet
there are people who eay circuses are
humbug?, and things of the past.
Let not republicans deeeive you, be
lieve in Cleveland, believe also iu Hen
dricks. State Democrat.
This is very good advice; but there
is an ugly tale told of Cleveland, in
which a Bufialo lady believed in the
bachelor governor to her eorrow. It's
asking a great deal of such victims to
belieye also in Hendricks.
For Thirty Days.
Geo. Smith, a young man well
known in this place, and who for the
lat two or three years has been at
work off and on in Jones' stable here,.
was lodged in jail today for a period oi
thirty dayf.
Some time since Smith stole a silver
watch from the City Hotel; he was
suspected, watched, and yesterday
Sheriff Eikeubarry brought him down
from Omaha. He plead guilty to petty
larceuy iu Judge Russell's court this
morning and met the abovo sentence.
Fremont Newspaper Jokes-
' The persistency with which the Her
ald editor defends Cleveland, a fellow
bachelor, reminds us of a celebrated
casa in which a certain man was on
ttial for stealing a hog. Fremont Tn-
ouoe.
To which Nat Smalls, of the Herald
responds as follows :
f Yes, were guilty we don't deny it!
Us kind of men ought to stand togeth
er V
Important Notice.
For the benefit of my customers X
have decided to sell 35 Boss gold filled
watches with fine Elgin or Springfiell
movements, for $35. Terms of sale, $1
per? week . This is a rare chance to se
cure a fine watch, as I will only 6ell 35
at this price. Call and see samples.
-?i L. C. Erves.
Se, swift, and sure to regulate the
bowa, are Ayer's Cathatic Pills
Recommended by eminent physicians.
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Telegraph Dots-
The cholera In Toulon, is decre.H&i"
The prohibitionists nominated St.
John for President.
Indians in New Mexico are on the
war path.
A colored man died at Lockport, X.
Y. aged 113.
W. II. Barnum is re-elected chair
man of the national democratic com
mittee. Scventg-iive thousand strangers arc
in Minneapolis attending tho great re
union. Tornadoes and cyclones doing great
damage are reported from Iowa and
Wisconsin.
Ex-Gov. Hendricks visits with Gov.
Cleveland in a short time to arrange for
campaign work.
A very severe drouth is prevailing iu
Central and northern Ohio.
Trie Democrats of West Virginia
arc in convention nominating a state
ticket.
Seven persons were bitten ly a mad
dog at Newman, Kans. yesterday.
Mary Anderson, the great actress, is
announced as about to enter a con
vent.
Samuel Long and R. G. McFarland
met with quite an accident las Friday
night. They had been out in the coun
try and were caught in the storm and
put up at John Storey's, until, as they
(supposed, the storm was over, when
they started home; it being dark they
had a lantern lit. When about a half
mile north of Story's where the road
runs near Fountain Creek, the rain had
cut away one side of the track in which
one of the horses fell, drawing the oth
er one over her and throwing both the
horses and carriage in the creek in six
feet of water. Mr. L was thrown
out under tho horses ana came near
being drowned before he could, extri
cate himself by the aid of Mr. Story
and Mr. Rodonce, who were soon on
the ground with a light. The team
and carriage were saved with but very
little damage. Mr. Long lost his gold
watch in the operation.
Ask Sam Long what time of day it
is, if you want to see him get worked
up. Louisville Observer.
Remember the picnic
tomorrow af-
temoon.
Thc best thing for the complexion
is Ayer's Sarsaprilla. It brings the
bloom of health to the wan cheek. d6
The supreme court reports announce
the admission of Mr. T. Byron Clark,
of this citj', to practice in the supreme
court of Nebraska.
Call before the list is completed.
Last chance to get a $55 watch for $35,
at $1 per week.
124tf L. C. Erven.
If your hair is getting thin, the ap
plication of Hall's "Vegctablo Siclian
Hair Benewcr will promote a thick
new erowtn. wiuo
Division Supt. Thompson was down
from Lincoln last evening attending to
comnanv business in tins place ana
across at the Junction
John B. Finch, who is a delegate
from this state to the national prohibi
tion convention at Pittsburg, Las been
elected chairman of the national com
mittee.
Today is another of the scorchers that
are visiting us the present month, aud
it looks as if July this year was going
to discount any month for hot weather,
heretofore on record.
The call is out for a meeting of dem
ocrats iu Neville's building tomorrow
evening to organize a Cleveland and
Hendricks club. The democrats should
all be present and see to it that . due
enthusiasm is created.
The wail come9 acrosss the broad
Missouri from Pacific Junction that no
beer -or liquid refreshments of any
kind, can be bought there, which (hows
that prohibition prohibits in some lo
calities at least.
Mr. Hall, of Mt. Pleasant, one of the
thorough -going young farmers of Cass,
was in this office a short time today
He states that there is very little dam
age done to crops of every kind, and
that wheat oats and barley are a fine
crop and the promise lor corn never
was better.
Pio Nic-
Remember the pic mo on Saturday
the 26th iuat. at Smith's grove. The
children and teachers of the Christian
church Sabbath school, hope to meet
all their friends upon that occasion.
Baclly Lacerated
Willie Tabor, son of Calvin Tabor
living near Manley, on Saturday last
while no mg the lead horse attached
to a reat er was thrown off, the horse
being frightened. The sickle passed
him cutting bis face, rigu arm and
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Dones oroseu. jjis- inomas ana nwi
awicuucui.ua auu sewcu uu mc
wouuub on oaiuruay. lue dov ia
UUIilg HSll. niJlKCWUipuuttUiI ire
somewhat diafiirared. .
The Young boys u the Jerry Snyder
place north of town, will build a new
house and barn this fall. A number
of the boys in this viciuify could profit
by the example of Ed r.nd Walt. Re
publican City Topic.
Theo. Livingston ar.d Charley Par
mele were morning passengers to Lin
coln. J. A. Connor, M. D. Polk, Sara Bark
er aud J. McWilliams were among the
west-bcut.d p;3Bengers on today's
train.
Mrti. .1" n Waterman, Miss Alma
Waterman, Miss lliu k, of Ottawa, LI.
Mrs. .. N. Wise and Miss Evclvu Wish
were in Ouvtha os'erd-iv, stopping at
the Piixron.
Mrs. Wade, of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Mrs. MeCrea. ! Pail field, Iowa, both
of whom : sisters of Mrs. W. D.
.lone-, auiv. d PbitNinouth from the
east i.i-- vcmii'' and will visit the
coiim.;- v-k wiili the Jones'.
Mrs. ALitt. Sehlegl and daughter
Louisn, of PI iitsmoiilh, wejG in town
Wednesday, the gufsts of the Misses
Lizzie and Anna Ah. Loniaville Ob
server. Miss Ella Fiemau, who has been on
quite an extended trip to the Rocky
mountaius, returned from Plattsmouth
last evening after having had a pleas
ant time. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. Sch'.agle, of Plattsmouth, with
whom the was visiting in that city.
Bee.
Dr. W. F. Whittemore was iu Oaiaha
and Council Bluffs yesterday.
Geo. Ma j field, of Louisville, is in the
city today, and called at these head
quarters to discuss the weather. The
theme was tin exhaustive ore and well
handled.
UNSURPASSED'
A rUasant, Safe and Reliable )tem-
edy for ISowel Complaints,
i
"Please send three bottles
of
Marsh's Tonic Astuingent, by ex
press, to my wife, iu Waverland, Indi
ana, where she is visiting friends. She
writes me th-it our little girl has the
Summer Complaint, and that she can
not obtain the Astriqent there.
Please send it immediately as we are
anxious to have it get there as soon as
possrtble. We have more confidence
iu it than any other remedy."' John
E. Petty. Fort Scott, Kas.
Marshs Tonic Astrinoknt is for
sale by Smith &. Black Bros, druggist's
Plattsmoutn.
It quickly cures DiarrLe i,Dyeseutry,
Cholera Infuntum, and all Bowel com
plaint. Price 50 cents. Don't fail to
try it.
FiFTy cents will buy the Marsh's
Ague Cure liquid or pills. Never
known to fail. For sale by Smith &.
Biack Bros.
Marsh's Catbaric Liver Pills are
mild, thor ugh harmless. For sale by
Smith & Black Bros.
JJr. C. D. Warner. !
Heading, Michigan. '
Dear Sin: I can cheerfully recoai-!
mend vour German Hop Bitters lor the '
cure of Sick Head Ache and Dyspepsi, j
mvseit ana wile nave ootn used it and
would not be without the German Hop
Bitters in our house, and would cLeer
tully recommend it to our fellow man.
x ours truly,
w!9w4t. Rev. J.B. Slack & Wife
Xo Chance To Counterfeit De Land's
Chemical Baking Powder, for it is put
up in c ins ocly, bearing their nalne.
You cui.i;ot; be pure what brand you
are buyiu when you purchase bulls
U-ting rowder.
IJfcw Lease of Life
The aged and weak declared after
using Speer's Wines tbey felt as if they
had a new lease ot" life by having their
system renovated by this pure strengtl
ening wine, made by Alfred bpeer, of
i'assic, is. j. For sale by W.J. War
rick. wit
Until further notice I can bring im -
migrauts from England or Ireland to
Plattsmouth for $35.00. This is a rare
chance, aud those intending to send for
their relations should en brace this fa
vorable opportunity.
I03t M. O'Doxouoe.
Ranted.
a. gooa girl to do housework ih a
small family, Wa?es, $2.50 per week.
inquire at residence one-half block
west ot M. B. Murphy s, Chicago Ave.
ulSJato H. J. JonNsON.
Uruers tor hand made brooms at
tended to promptly at the Western
hroom factory. d28-lrao
Ilepubucaivs are especially iuvited
to meet at bchelegel's and try the
Blaine and Logan cigar. l3dtf
Fne i'osts.
frf - . m
qvu ur ieuce posts ior sale, inauire
or v. o. wise. latr.
a tit
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Daceo. it Is bv far th finest r,lnnhsr
ing maae, Aiait tcniejrei sells u. Itf
TTnrraK Tt! a t
I Hurrah for Blame and ogandgars
Horrlble Death.
From a letter received here from
KIrwin, Kansas, we are pained to learn
that Eddie, second son of Riley Rector,
son of Samuel Rector of this place, met
with a horrible death at that place on
the 10th of this mouth. He went to
water some horses that were staked
out. lie took the rope and mounted
one of the horses to ride where the wa
ter was. It is supposed that ho must
haye thrown tho rope over his shoulder
After he had got on the horse it com
menced to run and then bucked, throw
ing him off. The rope in some manner
got fastened around his neck. The
horse ran from one place to another
fully one-eighth of a mile, dragging the
boy, before he stopped. His father
was absent from home, but the poor
mother witnessed the horrible eight.
When she reached the spot where the
horse stopped, the boy appeared life
less and the rope was so tightly knotted
about his neck that it was almost im
possible to release it. After it was re
leased the boy began to breathe. lie
lingered along from Thursday, the day
of the accident, until Saturday, when
death put and end to his sufferings.
W. W. Eagle.
Its highly conceutraated curative
powder, makes Ayer's Sarsapilla the
best and cheapest blood purfier known.
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Spearhead tobacco is all the go new.
All chewers seem to be anxious to get
that farm, which will be given away
in June next. Call at Matt Schlegel's
lor a circular. itf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ad vertisements under this head, three cents
per line each insertion.
MONEY TO LOAN On real estate by A N
Sullivan.
FOR BALE A one horse buggy ;utd names
almost new, enquire of
85dtl. MRS. A. SCIILKUEL.
"POR SALE My residence arid four lots
, good house, barn and fruit, and in excel
lent condition ; also two improved f;u iiih is,,
2-story brick business liou-e 40X80 leet.oii Main
street, and other desirable land and lots.
l. II. WHKHUH.
TORSALE Ilouses, lots and wod land bv
-1- John Rons & Son.
FOR SALE Several residences, cheaD In
quire of l. II. Wheeler & Co. V'
FOR SALE Scratch Tablets In all sizes at
this olrice.
IO R SALE a lot in good location. Particu
lars at this ollice j,;,
POR SALE An order for a new American
a- fc-ewuig Machine. Inquire at this oMce.a
fORSALE 1.000 cords of wood. Inquire of
w. s. Wise.
POR SALE t Id papers for sale at this offlc
en
-v. w bCUM JJCr UIIA-
tf
POR SALErour lots together in good loca
tiun iu thi city. Inquire at this office tf
FOR RENT. The nertheast room In Stadel
lnanu's buildiug, after August 1st. This
room is suitable for millinery or dress inakinir
or for a small business of any kiud. luq uire at
the premises. liitf
ROOM TO RENT. A furnished room for one
; or two geiitleraeu. In good location. In
quUe at this office. fjt-
FOR KENT or sale on long time, a house
and two lots with good improvements. Ap
ly to K. B. Windham.
POR REN r Good, new houses of four rooms.
- g'Hid water, good garden spots, er
month in Shafemlle. w. 11. Shakek.
POR RENT The north storeroom in Nev-
file's 1 black, and 8 rooms up etairs. Good
location for restaurant or boarding house renta
cheap.AppIy to Wm. Neville. lsatr
TjTTA' RO d 9ufr btton wib agate et. The
AJ Under may leave at this office at a be re
warded, tf
T OST A locket one side black enamel set
JJ with pearls ; pictures of old gentlf man and
lady insid. t nider please return to Miss Sav
r at Dr. Wmtersteen's or leave it at this of
fice. VANTEUA K"rl to do house work. In-
' quire at the residence of
I2tf. R. JJ. WINDHAM.
tou mow
That water will not run up hill,
that a kiss is sweeter than it looks
and looks hetterafter dark,
YOU OUGHT to KNOW
that irood CILOTTMIT IVtf u
best, and cheapest to buy, that
money can be saved, and a square
ucai nuu at myescotVs. the Boss
Hiumicr, us ne noes not deal in the
inferior lines adapted to the fixed
purposes ol bankrupt and assig
nee sales.
We avoid all gag schemes, sell
to all alike and treat our custo
mers with theutmost fairness. A
seasonable
clothing and furnishing goods on
hand, and we are prepared to con-
vxnee all in doubt that our statements are correct, that our goods arc
tae best, and that it 13 to your interest to trade with WESCOTT
Late styles in Straw and Fur Hats, Novelties in Neckwear, full line ot
Irunke, Valices, &c, &c Everybody welcome.
' Xo&w Block. THE BOSS CLOTHLEB
Sabbath School Pio Nlo.
Next Saturday the Sabbath School
children of the Christian Church, their
teachers and friend, will hold a basket
pic-nic at Smith's Grove, on. North
Hill, adjoining the residence of Mayor
Smith. Everybody interested In the
prosperity of the Sabbath School work
is invited to be present. The school
will meet at the church at half past 1
o'clock next Saturday.
Parlor and bed room sets in all styles
at the lowest prices at Henry Bo ck's
U8tf
Young Men's Kepubiican
CLUB,
II. M. ltUSHNEU., - lTesld.-nr.
FKKO. 1'UUMSS. K. 8. (JltKl'SKL.
1st Y lee ProB. 'JU Vice ITew.
II. N. JOVEV, I. A. CAM 1'ltKI.I,,
Secretary. Treasury.
Meeting) every TiieH.lay evening. In their
rooms iu Fitzgerald's block.
GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
BETWEEN THE
East, West, North & South.
THIS GKKAT THUOUOIf ROUTE IS NOW
COMPLETED AND IN FULL OPERATION
RUNING THROUGH
PassengBr Trains Daily
-A follows:
THREE SOLID TRAINS EACH WAV
lletween Columbus. Iiidiuapolls and Peoria
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY U
Between Columbus. Inilinapolis and Decatur
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY "icaiur.
Ret Sandusky, IndianatioliK. I'eoria and ducal 11 r
TWO TRAINS EACH Way attalur
Between Sanduxky, Dayton and Cincinnati
THREE TRAINS EACH WAY ""-innail.
Between SandiiHky Springfield &. Columbia
FOLRTRAINS EACH WAY Alumnus.
Be't Coluinbui. KprlnefJM, Dayton & Cincinnati
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY " '""-nii4ii
lie't Columbus Springn'd Indlaiiapolls&ClilcaKO
WITH-
SUepiny an nHnlvg ('hair
Cnrn on tul,t
Train ami Klcaant I'arUtr and M,nUrn
Day Coal ites im zaif Train.
Itn track is laid with Heavy (Steel I'a'U
cue"Kll'y ballaHt;d' wiln ea8y trades and few
Traversing as it does the heart of tho thren
frreat States of Ohio, Indianaand Illinois, uni
1 "B in close busmen relationship the caiTlui
cities of the first and second, with the ec liwl
city of the third, and pansing through Ktm
number of the most important citieiTand town,
it the Uh a!1 Us ceutral Nation makes
Mkorteftt and Most Ielrable Route
between the Kant and Went.
Through Tickets and Iiagyage Checks
to all Principal Poirts
NORTH. HOlTH,KAHTAI WF.HT.
can be obtarned at any ticket ofI!ce ot The I li
LW- KJ : a,!" v' th' " at all railroad
offices throuuhoiit the country. Rates ti L "ts
as low as the lowest. sunay
Don't purchase tickets to any point without,
first consulting the agents of The I.. B. &. w.
11. '5V '.Yi-ouvnte 'fa '.!
1 arucularadvantacsoflnvl to Western Km-
Si byii"nvaiinefOUritt l "
C. E. HENDERSON. H M. BKONSON.
Gen 1 Manaircr. Gen'l Ticket A fft
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