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r r , . v 1 OPERA HQU i . . - . r. 1 I . ' N " i - ' ii i. . it - n ..... . ..i. ... m&M If Iff ffftt f few MSI RJFJ ffrt P.I CrJer taken Ir YVI I.HCN tlZO-'.'.ISIKTS. 3 !Kl :: !;!..' 0 f 17 I9i i a i yyaaco CA'TD IZIIS r fii 1 6.1 IIENIIY 1 M1LLLU and tt2 Ycj"ara3Tr i OF THE )S MOINES 1 OMAHA MEDIALDISPENSAIliS, OX ACCOUNT OF HIS Immense Practice in Plattsmouth, Nebraska, WILL MAKE HIS NEXT VISIT ON s aturaay, may 19, A'D MILL ItESIAIN ONE DAY, AT ttJtrLgLJLTZiZ "WHERE HE CAX EE Ear & Ere; -Tliroat L-a.81,adcier and Female Diseases as Well as. All EROUS Ta sviuntoms of whicti are a dull' iiisiri-. l Taa svaiDtoms of whicti are a dull' iiisiri-. i ... s ..r.. .i , laess and social duties epresmon of spirit lines, unn company niDal .STon of thought i .wA i ; . v. . . .... :9 Itt u llJil 17 YOUNG . makes har.PV kiiarri : : i t : i I ; a lit V i i .!..?: n?.1 11 S,eyiitorebodms.e..arau ' vain's. reMC'T. A"".,!: . .- r rrtimesa. unnaruraniiscnarye. pain n t;e h:t .imI ii ps, short l.ie ai P" ,n,.i,,;; ! i V " , civ... buui.iu wunuii me iilllCJl lelV and lip t, ti.n-.l i. ... . .. . Wh haro becewe vietlra of solitary vlee. th.-;t ftrpadiul and dicti u- iiv. n-i'ef wp. to aa uumtr-Jttifrave tn-.ti-altds ofvona- ia. ii , i IxVi'ti iv t -VVt i " : "nwi!ly who rolKht otherwise ei.. lutein..,' .enaoi... vvilh the i tL ,vucJ?', i i . tm-"-'" "t.-llect t 6tacy the living lyre, -may n.ii witu coiinde)i.. ti-uut.oi t.t ui.rtlo.,u. ia:t; OS valuer A CURE WARRANTED - reroas rulnedn health ly unlearned 1 retendew v.hokeei)stl f latrien,-. . r. taking poteouous and Injuiio.ts cum pound, should npiily inm. 'dial e" f "'til,,, daated at one of Hie most ;tninetit v.u -tnineiit collee-es liKlu , aiontti cures mat wre ever known. . . i . . . - . -. - r- .... u mat wre vver known. Ainy troubled with tliiLnie - c , thf V-ir- i rm,nJI0.UM,,',", !Ln!t sr!PS at certain sounds, w?: 1 fr? aient Id. Lliii " rnli derai.geinent of il- i, .d, t-rp cmed liumpdlii.lv 1 piijiu. w n on asirrp, ureal n . oine!liae wijn . . A 1AKE PAi i iUUAR NOTICE MaUthos.w:"avelnjnrethemiv.Ki ...sZZZl ' BLGC&C. Ol'liK.-V JLCILSE -AM) - G.'TS' FURNISHERS. s B TO.ST OFFICE yevs ss pot. STATIOXICUY. NOTIONS, MA??OX & HAMLIN V, Bl 83 THE HOUSE, CONSULTED ON THE k Lip, Catarrh Eiflna nd Nervous Diseases. r" rv . ib i2u f,t f te hue and limits, Inynl l!'--::ea6 lrritil IU.ir.I..r moi'. ' ' . to the vlcum tt.-.Ti ti.o jp inun.ni;ci:i nopes or antieinatious (Tl.ich destroy their mental and j.byslcal DEBILITY. MEN L'nitt-tl statfs. 1ms . fu-to.i e '. . .,. r ' -sr JJ - l'!.!ilTl llfiliiil. i. hoJy effwts KrodJ i ru!fini4s. study, f.!t;.t) or nmiHai;... Vnm i.:.I..,:rl'l,tc?d v Ui -arlv luil.itM ..f vu..!!. vi, vootirxiucw s ' V - ; w of TELEaRAjPHIC 3iisci:llam:ous news the railroad war. Inclir:itiois Jiiai U Will Women on the War Path. They Join lm Stiikrs. .V l.i I 'I 1 1! AT, - A ' lie cun il ..111 '.V ikce. i'.iy ir.ecting toda i i )' : ir. l.i v. as at.i.p- t; d, to the lb t ili.it i..d 11 keepers whose liecn.-cs were revoke.! bjMnyor Slowell, lioi-!d have to a peal to the v u 1 lei 1 aid 11 ui 1 j .'. stioiild re- Htore Heel,:..- .ilhoiii e.!r.i cxpfii-e. A pi lition t. :ee huieii: d 11! twenty frt-l lout:. 1 . I'i ; the lian.os h-.nblig citizen.-!, f.Mir a'-ii ast, va prc.Miled in :tppo! t of th- 1 1 1 - or, but i; t v::ia de d. rill'!:!. lTNISI! Di-nver, .May 23. The pjniteii' i ry investigating coinniittee creat- d by the hi3t legislature, tiled a report of the system of punishment. It is shown to be ex t re mily c-rtu 1, ii: some u ses re suliiKg 5n insanity. Hose baths have; been a favorite ni'dhud of punishment. The victims are tied to a -t ami : btremii of cold water lioM a iialf inch nozzle, fifty pound rr-..uie, thiown in their f.nc for half hour at a lim', with only short ioteriiiihk-i:S t-i pre vent their beeu.ning iuoen.-ible. MKKTIXU OF MA.VAil.i:S. Chi ago, May S. The meetings of the managers of the Kurlington, Rock I,-hiii.i and VabaSll roaus, wiln a view j . i, .-, .1 '.f f li incut of I he l existing passenger rate war to com mon points out of l'eoiiii will be held here tomorrow. Three previous in.,et ings have been v.ithout any VvEult. J. C. Miller, general iuai;:!ger of the C, It. I. road, was promoted to the vacant position of vice president of a re:ii':g of the directors today, ;nd 11. V. Civi.i'peJ, assistant general mating- r, made general manager. I he i i e 1 can association of railroad sap.:;-. if it- j dents met here today and er-I'.idy. :d and adjourned till tomorrow. Amo.ig the subjects to be con&idt'red are re ports of committees on iion'-5i:-" of con ductors, on free j asscand train crtivs and the. iquipment of freight trains. 15 .'.MOD AND CHEAP HATES. l'coriu, May 2S. The Kock Ldand road made another cut on rates today, making the faro from I'toria to Kan sas City, Council Bluffs Atchison, Keokuk and Des Moines twenty-five cents. This .evening the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy issued the fol lowing poster: "Blood 13 cent war! Forbearance has ceased to be u virtue! The Chicago, Burlington cc .uincy are now selling first class tickets at their office on Water street at the following rates: l'eoria to" Chicago, 15 cents; Book Island, 15 cents; Des Moines, 15 cents; Kansas City, 15 cents; Atchison 15 cents; St. Joe, 15 cents; Leaven worth, Kansas, 15 cents." It is said that the Hock Island will make a ten cent rate to the above points tomorrow. Indications are that the war will become general, and be long and bitter. 1P.ON WORKS SHUT DOWN. . rittfcburg, May 28. From an cfiici.d tuuitu is nuuiBiieu a compieic iiit ui an the iron mills in riM&burg and the west which it is claimed will shut down . : . r.. . : .1 t , 1 t : - i i I oa Thursday night in consequence ot'the j t;..lt tJlC L.xtcu1 va uul taken place, strike that workmen will inaugurate on u-3 i.:.r.j OVlT the jail. A strong that date. The firms included in the j nc, o( voiU.Q wsij, present, Everyihiug list have all refused to sign .the am dga- j v,.t.uJ rjatt.iy. a s-iaall crowd col mation association scale, it. is alleged ' .t ,,,,,, hc the pilson, a few of whom that a lock-out must follow. The T.t v kn..-it in ,.ra -,cr for the repo.e of the as follows: riltsburg district, twenty- ! ol- v;, The c01j(-eniiud man nine firms; west Pennsylvaui t outsitl.; , wa3 palo L:.'. ;...t.mt.,i reconciled to his of Pittsburg district, eight rolling m Cincinnati district, seven rolling mills; j Wheeling district, which extends into ; Ohio, fourteen mills; Ohio district he low Wheeling1 and Louisville, th:o miHs; Mahoning valley, thirteen mill--"- interior counties in Ohio, live mill-: the lake eouutie3,-xne .mill; ludiana'tv.e mills; Illinois, four mills, one oi which is at Chicago and three at Belleville; Wisconsin, one mill, Missouri, two frills; Michigan, two mills; Xe';ra'ska, tw9 mills, Thi3 list does not embrace tbo steel rajlls, which mayir anay not sign the. scale. At the amalgamated headquarters tonight a rumor that five or clx firms in Ohio or Wot Virginia had, or were about la igu the scaly wa lartly accredited. These mi'ls are a doul t omitted from the mauufactim list given. All mills given are op., rated by men in I lie amalgamtid -.-.y. elation who will strike. There ate oV. uou-uti- ieju mills in the L'jdu-d " flighty : thousand men in ail cnipio.,cd i i K the . roiling miNot ivi.icii maun?, one li. ever live are union nun, ao.jat one third oi ih: entire mini her working in Pitlsburg. n tUYEOUV STKfKE. Sft. Loid.s, May 28. Information from ihe mining districts iu r. Clair county, Illinois, is that work wa.- l.i he resumed today. When the men were about to 1 commence wi.ik a Land of 100 women the wives ixMii daughters of the stiikeis, marching two fibrcast, nrniel with slout lnlappear-l uii tho tcene, and after sonic ?iterCtticin roi:;j)ci led the nun to A;J nl wnrlr , Bi.;... - ;VrV ,l,)r I , d i t ueilU s I'OS.e va uilvcn back bv the o tter are iu poisession Jc the mines. Militia are nowsa M"1 jT in East St. Loui, mul a tlctaclinicnt will irohably be s-nt to restore unler, anJ protect the men vlo iloire to work Alter completing their work at Koc hello and leaving a guard here to tec that the men all came out, the women marched to Heinek'ri mine, X. 1, three miles from lii lleville an the J.'-ui.-.villc Na.r.UIc road, and being n iiifi i red by a large uundjcr -f r'likers i 1 1 . mt l!ie men :I;iiiL- Xl.t ie. It i ru .t t!iat they t-re u the niii' ."! vil'-h Mi'l threatened to burn the -nil-."' of the mine, but of thN n W,'ri is i known. 'I'li'- iii b ;ii 11. J aid to Ie- ineread'ig r .pe'dy, i d n-'W nniu ber beveral hui.du d. ia i .ding aiiout one hundred women, vh";r- tin.- m"-,t mi insnagea: 1 1 ol' ihe ro.'.d, aj;' ai e be yon 1 cuitr.-l. The eiril MiJlioi iti s and slierid have trh-;iMph:-d to ' . s c:v.or Hamilton for militia and it i- nn h r- Stood hi re that Mini.: niiiitary at i;a-.t f-'t. Ivui.s will he lierc as .-non ;u a.j ec- i d can Ijc ma 1-- up. 'A'oi li in 'die mine" wad flopped and ugly tnru.ds made re garding any attempt to resume wvik. Morrion, some lil'lci n liiih .s beyond IJcilevil'.e, a crowd of mim r- -ippeared and the women di'mnnhd that work should cease. I) inity S!ieri7 Ravi md. win was jiresi nt wiMi a civil ;o--e, told them that any in' r e: ik Willi the work would icnlt i:i 'liii'd;- out the miliiia, who wo'.ild a: rest ;d! Ui.s turbcrs, and advised tin in to retire. Thereupon the strikers withdraw. v orouiition General Miscellany. A new i;aili:aj. Cairo. May 28. A committee has been formed to coiiLider a project for coLstrueting" a railrcad in southern ! Soudan. There are English and Americaa engineers on the coiutuiiteo. i:kti i:ns thanks. Warsaw, May L-il. The imperial court return the tln.nks of the Czar to the grand J "tike Michael fur services, and announces his apppolntment as a member of the committee of minis ters. The court alo says that Grand Duke Ah-;;; lias been appointed ad- airal-in-chiet in the Rat.i:in navy. ti ; k c (::o:-:atiux oveu. Moscow. May The enthusiasm of tL;; people over the success of the coronation crcionirs is unabated. Crowds constantly assembled gnder the windov, s of the ICremlin clieermg heartily for the Czar. Tho ijraparor drove through the streets last evening without an escort. CHINA'S POSITION'. Loiitlor:, May 2i A dispatch to the. Daily News from H'd'1? Kong, May 'SI, says China take.2 a ccuciliatory atti tude on the Tonquin quesiiyu but maintains its right of sovereignty over Tonquin. The Chinese troops were not engaged in fighting at Ifano, but a number of Chinese joined the Ani mites. China will not interfere in the present convict, but does not admit the right of Franco to couque. f.uiin iiANi;r:p. Dublin, May '23. Michael' Fagiu, convicted of the murder of Rurke, was hanged at Kilmaiuhaiu jail this morn ing. Fagin since receiving sentence has been very attentive to the instructions of the priests who vL-Ued him. In an interview recently v, t 1 relatives uo ac clared that he ha 1 ;;;r. hurt a liair of Rurke's head, iii.- mother is coutident j of the iunocetice of lii r son, and w rote to t!lo quc.;j repeating this declaration,but her' letter wni fi-d answered. Cannon Kennedy" Jit leu. icd the condemned man :!;is mornin-r. The black Hag, aimfeuuu- fate. Death w us instantaneous. Before .lllA.j. tJ S(.aj?0ia Fagin told tho j.. who altcnJea )ii:n th;it Ilupc.a Irishmen would avoid secret societie: FU031 WASHINGTON. Tlie Closing 'Argument in the Star Houtc Trial. The End Draws Nigh, TUE HILL ISVtSTIGATIOX. Washington, May 2$. The coui mittec appi; hiied to investigate the aTiir' uf the supervising architect's cKce Jiict "dais ii-:ijng and adjourned ilti 'I liUivday. Secretary. Teller instructed the coin- missioner of the general laud office to direct the local land offices along the rthc-rn Tacilie railroad to accei.t .... 2Ctnn of lands wit hi,, tl in. demnity. Merrick began the closing argu meat fbl- the government, in the star route trial, this morning. The coun sel who preceded hint cautioned the jury against epithets, when he might we'd have taken the advice to hiniseif. The prisoners' wives and families were not on trial, but the" prisoners themselves. Merrick continued tho prosec ution . Tears might flow, their hearts may bleed because they were forced to prosecute the man'ifdip he'n- eu them to ret their maces. country haul whose judgment was not influenced by such conshb U'.t'oi, Mirriek aid if a verdict w - i.ot reached at this trial the ca-e would be prosecu ted until a verdict was reached. "I will be there," iidcijet b-d Ingirsoll. "'riie counsel w ii! be t hi rc." re plied Mcrrb .. -i'li I et i o a day he will be there t!i. .:!,!.. cc!:iimcd S. V.'. Dorsty I'h m t! doMvay. M-r-rick then t'i' iv up the dlidavil i:i the star i ".iit . m i lee. lie .-aid he in tend ed to show that they !:::' he :; mede bv iiand and . -ijaiy. Adjounie-l. NEW rl 1 StorS HARRIS &. U MRUH, mwi.i'k is - FUHITITUHE COFFIHS, ;ii.;l all Vr.i: f ;f-...ls ie::;.!'y Kent la a '".-'- - -V" --. '' .-V , '" A' ' " -' v-d:'j :.- 1 ' v 'i Pf KMT "!!.K. t- ti it I TV tit: KTiill J". Also, ,i vi-ry toil.,... :-.' k of I'm ei: 1 Cor.ts. HcliilliDWoiaCcSliis Casleii5.R);s. I t"L M S, 4c. Oar New I. 'ism' !n-ars'- i itlwit;. la n-ii-iiness. Ri-member iii-' '.;. i: b'NION RI.OCK, en Sixili .l- et, TWO 1 )ocis soi..; h of Ca.- .; ( 'oiin V: i'.ddc. Wliear we amy i"-' 1-m.-: ,.' -m ..i-!.iy. & UKRUH, 2Stta P!..TTSM'!i':T :;. NKP. jr. V 9 REAL ESTATE (AND) COLLECTION Law and colleeiiojj ! u-; i. t pro.np ly iitien!"d to at tid.- i.-dif-e and pro .2;d.s remitted without dday. abstracting attended n. f,hort :! lice and hiitislactioM guaranrectl. j If there is any tldtur we do make a .specialty oi, it is city ana suournati real estate. .Several line farms and some . lid land :'t bargains. Laboring men can get a home by ..aylng ntont li ly what thev new pay lor hou.-ie r;ii . Six choice half acre lots -S inintdes i i a,,,,., ... ,-. ta r--i ',. e.ich. and on terin thu! wotih.l make it otdii uoi.a.i,'"! to say ie: did not ,vii a house. Come .--ml ee, vot: ar. not compelled t buy and we won!' give these hits hwjiv. lull vn'i i-:u -ri-l t'li-in c. n. ,;.;n .,d...i,.tnu- ... .1.' ill JJIV li -4 i. . Il'i V-'wl v.'tt itji;i- !J(I- i'ive acre lot 5 mile from city "ui Cs2")0 part on tin:;:. Lleven acre lot i i to froin ..city for $5.v0 this is extra tin . Some yood-citv t.rcq.-e !r out for trade for nor hotses or caitl'j. Ten acres for & oW 00 " " ; OfJ 00 " " " 7o0 00 f- " ;d00 00 boverai saiai: ucia Wc ami adjoining t:: eity, r sale- reasonai . iVia'j. l'AUM LAM S. -0 acres, wild -"S fri-J Of) to ' insproyM 1G00 00 ' .'000 00 o( lt) .. 'ij:i ( !;) J4; il i ;0'.; ) 00 Finest stock term m ijj-.s ouuty 10000, long time and low rate oi in terest. 100 acres, wild $;;200 80 " " 12; -0 100 acres, wild, Bep. Y'y (cash) 1200 CITY PROl'KHTV. Cor. lot 0 bl'ksfrom shops (cheap)d( O 1 ii .'f " " 1T" 1 " o if ' 1511 I 0 cor " i' 1 " 4 i. nil 150 J OVA' I 200 ! 2 " " X. Gth street (line) li " " Washington and 1 " 1 bi'k from Main st extra "40u Improveil city real estate in abun dance. can liud what you want in this line if you will call and pee n.e. Btisine;. houses and lots for tale at much lower lie tires than will be asked six months hence. a-Len the di- agonal is an assured mu-ccss. Do no. I wait till the advance comes and then j complain of your poi-r luck. is i ores and ilwenings ren'c.t and:or rent, rents promptly collected. if you don't see what you wan!, iu this colunfli come a:.d as'k for it. I've probably missed just what you '.rant. Ollicc open nearly everv evening from 6 to 8. Good new house ai.d two fine le-'.c in good location price, $00. W. S. WISE, Union ?lock. k. s - m t j v a j i ; ? k i I CITY of rl'ATTSJIOUTJi Valuable- outlets for residence pur poses. .Sage's addition lies south-west of ihe ciiy, and all lots are very easy of access, and high and sightiy. For particulars call on E. SAGE, Pron'rV j. . - SAGE'S HARD WAKE STOtiE, riattsmouth. Xeb. GAFF, FLEISCHMAN k CO. COMPRESSED YEAST. The best ypast in use, received fresh every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Cass County Iron Works WAYJJAN ii KIKHV, Jr 1 ; t ,i I Slliotl i 1 1 - ,i.t rj-. t -j-i: j;;:u.: . IKON i lUKVIS. AND ( ) o. e: V..( li for :di eh r: ' I 0 ' freiv'et j':.rti'- i ; i .1 ' A i ; '. . of Wo I i. '! ii I 1 . : a i oi:. i.i a:. . i coo ii.:. . 1 ' ; ' ' ' V N fT: S: ' &r ---. S ''BURLINGTON- ROUTE" (Chicago, Euri:riJSon & Qulr.cy F?ailic.i'J. ,-r.r-Xr...r,4 " ( --,t x:,y t ' I : ' : ' '; J ' -l T .. .. j ; j t iv.-!'." ' c: ,r f :.:r: f . " , I'fi'.rM-.-. i'i .:t-, v..i :; ,i-iv.i' "..'if i A!1 eo.-iiir'-t: :.i:ii''iiii ,v Mo i:- Ti U C.U; i-i.:: I J J g llltl li,J VI I .1 .il.l.-J-J HI a-I'res't and (1..,'I M.t-tas-r. ll:ii;y Y.;. Ti -i ii.s l'..r :i;;:ii.i. yo. Jvi.le-iis '.t y. Sr. J.tna-:, !i!:d .t:i East. I'ii!, i. :; ears . i i Pe..iia i i 1 1 : -. -ti'ilis. tJle-'n: l'tt!l:sia:i Palate ':.i 1 :;y cD.ielie- i'li a'! Ihi'iiir.'ii lf..ie-. '.ai . '.,f M i -. ii ii Kher. . i Jlii'oai: i acet - ;i t u iaee it. ' it- k'-'t oi - .--ii it:.- I ERNST WAGNER a :;: QJ"iT hTj1'ST -CfgK. V 2h' i vr:' iii llAiS JL ILi JiLi 1 A?.C:iZlECTUSAL WOP.!! A CPCCIALTY. i-;.:i. eaii'ie. -.11 iy j !. -.;! . i 1 1 t r.afctV ! ':it;i:i ;:; I dui-.jbii.iy. LL;(At Ti.-.f; i.-i i.i Di!, Wat. ! ' l:.-e ... .-r S.-:-i:: ;. IT. 94 hi 5 hi P 9 M Cd sr. - l n rVs i rn q t 5J W 3D I IoU t ed . Vt";,-;3 .r-p jr, ;;K;i;v7 K;'vy i J .-, V . . . . , - . . - . . f j . ,V'YO: -- V- " - ' ... .. ,' ' .. - 1 -5: J i 1 r"J : 'V : - wm . i i . T i Cw - - . 1 ? ' -' vd . 4 r3 "J ' A ? ft ? illCV -e.r.i .v :' C-a r-- f "'"I'.flS.lSt'-" too ' Trimble Uttdm rropr s. ji'-i 4 a ii Si kUi-Jj ifi)l"Si-: COLUMNS, !N(.S. ( a i .; J.-f . , . ' I.I . . I S l.fCH HI (I Si,,.!! j i'lilli fj'li'cd ' ; e i.-i i ia m;i illg '. , r I- I l: :- f f't-'in; H v I i it ii i ii, .t: i .iin'.VAiii:. ;., Tiimef Stock OF ALL KINDS - FORSALC13? A M T IzOVxcelsior jj 3T. LOUIS. MO ..;,' ''.". A visa,;. rJ..f ' .1 .:rt '.r! f '.. -';.'';;.r;T..r " " ' '- !' j I i V t . .-in- ll.'l'j I'lltl ' . . s ;ne r: :i 'l.uiy ti ami !:'. ! .1, i '! ':".v . !'t Liik ; i '. : ,!!!-It. l-;i , hi. .. ! i' r ( .1 v.-irh i ';'linii,H I l i l't:ci i.i liiel li nr. I ' :;;niw. t):ily orin ' Ai .11 !( . ly.IiiH .till Jicb .f e I). a, e.ij'i I "envir HlO '- "rJ IUI till i?H7ir,7j t fUVOI- 1 VV.rV:';h i v, hl.L. C,, n I'.-k. Ap't, Chicago. .;.,; K '! !'!.:., 1:' -:.! iT IJ1 ( u inn I , r . t ' fi:, :. ;,!, ...n,;.,. ;,.,, -.;,. ..ill '-!. I in- ai' ;:. i.!' ! I, U ;. if ive I lit: ir .. 1- a N.--.v l.t.iio- I;. Die e.' t. ;Ui s -! IV ;::..( :.! l.i"..- ! -j.-. , r.f i t ti.-cv, li'.e. :' ;.'.::' :i- J;:l f.iiiS, a:.'! In:. .li .-.!... ,.,;,r.!,i-. i:i-t'- o- tl'n" 'a ''i I" : I J.. j i.-. i- ..!:. '1 i-: ..; -i.t, Cta.-t!;;.. Nei, f si a 5 j 1 hr nS i H JL 1 iy i iivyiiiu I G. EL J.. aMOiBir Eafe:t, Eo-taKot Miatilc lini: run wkst. : Iicjt D.nk- Car.;, Tl r , ' c-.caes 2 St. Louis Trains Ivaily, 1 2 Omaha Trains Daily, 2 Ka-ca: Git Trains Daily ? At:his:n Trains Daily, ri -.' Tiaim for m Z'.V- d "T LE:-a)oIir, cieux City A:- : r-Mits ;- t. v Paliinau Sicor-i' Gars. :.... f.f-..-nr.ec.;;''-f..ra;! relntu Lzzt, West, -cr &. South. . ;.t :.!! I: :..:r tie!:' t ortceo, ?:.r.'ia rates Ut.c, Ac.el.eer .Jies'iii .7, K. Kaii.v fiij. . . t'. in'....!, ecu I Sui.t, t.eti i I ; a .-n . j. r