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MONDAY MENTION
Mrs R K Lomk win n Stanton vis
itor Kiitutdiiy
Mrs Albert SttiinUinus who lnv boon
lsltlnn rolatlvfs liori lotntnml to her
lioino in rialnviow today
J Hoyd of OiUililti riuitlitlnto for
district J ml no on tho rvinihlliiin ttrkot
NVivs in tho city ovtir Suiuiay
O H Wiiniur wlio wont toliiH homo
in Stanton on sick lonvo lias lottiiiiod to
his clutlii nsclotk in tho utoto of Haiini
Uros
Although Mrs S K l onn now lias
liur losidoiiiHi on South l oiitth rttrmit
nlio still lias oIllcorooniH in tho Hottun
Mock
Mis Minnio Hinwn or Hiittlo Jioek
wliolirtHliwiitlioKiuwt of Miss lcnrl
Huoho tho iMHt wwkroturncd homo yos
torday
Dr 1 H Salter N jihuiiiliiK t 1llV0
for OhioiiKO tomorrow whoro ho will
Mpuiul two wookH takiiiK ii whorl post
Kriuhinti com ho
Mm Ziiolio Historof Olmfl Iiuioh of
JhwUu Mills was in tho oity bithlliiK
lier fiionds Koodhyo provioiiHto hor do
lurturo for her homo in lunoau Win
Mr and Mrs V V Yuuhk of Stun
ton weio tho k nest s or Mr and Mm
N A Kulnlmlt Satutday Thoy wuio
ourouto to iMeadow Urovo whoio Mr
YouiiK spoko that ovouiiiK
Norlolk people will ho gratified to
know that neither 1j O IMttilntmU of
thiBcity nor V O Toliver who for-
moi ly resided heio RiilTered any loss by
reason or tho Hi e at I j inrel an account
of which appears in another column
ViuIh candy kltchun and lunch loom
has boon very nicely hod up locently
Tho walls hao heen lopipoied and a
lino partition has boon placed between
tho stouuoom and ice oroam or luuoh
pailor Tho pioprietor opoctn to do
nioro in tho lestauruit and lunch Hue
heieattor
W V Hobeits who lor almost nino
years has been connected with the Homo
Firo Insurance company and has proven
himself to bo one of tho best and most
popular insuiinoo nion m tho Htato has
nccopted a position with tho Oontintul
Iiisurinco company as npeoial agont for
tho noi th half or tho htato
Tho union temperance service which
was held at tho First OoiiKiegational
oliurch laat night will bo repeated net
Sunday liitflit Tho service was iiuito
well attended the quality or weather
being considered but it was tho opinion
of those there that tho services merited
a much larger attondunoo and thoreroio
tho decision that it should bo repeated
I M Muey the photographer has re
contly purchasod a bill of goods undor
ruther novel conditions that indicate a
linn conviction by at least ouo wholo
Kalo house and its ropiohontntivo that
McKinloy will bo re elected He pur
chased rrom tho traveling i eprohentativo
of Robort Dempster cv Co of Omaha
iflO wortli of card stock to ho paid for
if McKinloy is olectod If Hryun is
olectod no bill for tho goods will bo
rondorod
Funeral t orvices of tho late Cianett
McDonald wore held in the Congrega
tional chinch at Pieico Friday
ceased passed away Wednesday aftor
noon at 1 oclock arter suffering troni
mciirablo rheumatism for nino years
Tho immediate cause of Ins death was
consumption which followed an attack
of tho grippe in April lbiW Ho was a
young man of many excellent qualities
uuil well thought of by his many
rionds both in Pierco and elsewhere in
uoith Nebraska
Tho Knights of tho Maccaboos aro to
givo a dauco at tho Marquardt hall
Wednesday night Tho Bohnort or
chest will furnish tho music which
is a sutlicient gimrauteo that this feature
will bo all that could bo dosirod Tlioso
having tho entertainment in charge
expect a largo nuuibor of visitors from
neighboring towns aud thoro will un
doubtedly bo a good attendance from
Norfolk and vicinity
make it ouo of the
evonts of tho bcnsou
Thoy oxpoct to
best amusement
Tho ground in tho viciuity of Nor
folk has boon thoroughly soaked since
Saturday almost three inches of water
having fallen Ootobor has beeu a dry
month until tho last few days when
tho rain god seoms to have boon en
deavoring to make up for lost time and
the prospocts are that tho total procipU
tatiou for tho mouth will be more than
tho averago This morning tho olouds
broko away with every appoaranco of a
general clonr up but tho barometer was
very low nud the weather buroau pre
dicted more precipitation so that tho
rainfall may bo still iucreased beforo the
weather settles
J H Roe of Denver and D Ij
Morgan of Omaha head men of tho
Singer Sewing Machine company were
hero today and made some important
changes in that companys business
affairs They re established a district
office in Norfolk as it was when 11 S
Wyatt was here A E Lawreuco was
placed iu charge and wilUiave jurisdic
tion over ten couuties in northeast Ne
braska D is IjOO will contiuue as
local agent but the local office iu
Thompsons ttore will be discontinued
or combined with the district office
which will bo opened iu the room re
cently vacated by tho Norfolk Shoe
company in the Martin building
That the Innes baud may outortaic
the people of Not folk anil vicinity on
TliankKliiK night Noeinbor it is
noces miy that Manager Spear gimtan
tees a certain amount of business to the
company ami lie has decided to ask tho
people of Noi folk for a voluntary expul
sion on this point During this week
thercfoie blank lists will bo loft lit
Leonards drug store and tho music
loving people of Norfolk are roqmstod
to nail there and indicate how many
seats they drslro This guarantee niUHt
be made not later than November 1st ho
that the company may govern itsolf
accordingly Manager Hpear expects
that other towns will contribute to the
guarantee but or nocossity expects the
linger part or it from Not folk people
It is strongly rumored that a carload of
people will bo brought up from Albion
to the enteitalninent and other towns
will also help swell tho crowd It will
be tho leading musical event of the
season ntul Norfolk people should not
only maku tho guarantee good but
should ill oven tho standing room of
the Auditorium
For cleanliness ecouoiny and comfort
the Ketort Oak has no equal us a heater
Seo them at lianistreets
FOR STATE SENATOR
KuiinoiiM AVIi Voter Should Cunt Their
lliitliitn for W W 1 oiinjr
It is with genuine pleasure that Tun
Nis addresses its readers soliciting
thoir support for tho subject of this
sketch V V Young ol Stanton the
republican nominoo for stato sonator
Sumo among us had tho honor of Mr
Youngs acqiiaintaiico piovious to his
nomination Othors huvo slnco mot
him in person or huvo been pormittod to
listen to ono of his masterful uddiosses
Othors may not huvo dono so and
owing to the sio of tho distuct and tho
short tnno intervening boforo tho elec
tion may not be ablo to do so Thoso
who have made his acquaintance or
hoaid him speak nppieoiute Ins ability
tocteditublv fill tho position of statu
senator It is to those who have not
that this iu ticlo is pat tioulurlyiuldiOHsed
and to them wo say unhesitatingly that
no more capable or deseiviug man ovoi
stood boforo the otors of tho Eleventh
souiitoiiil district as the noinineo of
any party soliciting your support
Physically ho is an excellent speciinon
of robust American manhood command
ing iu appearance and dignified in
hearing Mentally ho is equally btiong
thinks and acts readily and with de
cision and giasps ideas readily and
clearly
The coming session of tho legislature
of Nebraska will bo ono of unusual im
portance Tho work to bo done calls
tor men of brains and perception Tho
oloctiou of two United States senators
though important is but ono of tho
many impoitant acts which that body
will bo callod upon to perform Work
of importance to tho state and which
lisos above politics must bo dono Tho
stato must bo lodistrlcted for congres
sional judicial and legislative purposes
Thero are laws to be mado matters of
utmost importauco to tho state must
receive thoir consideration and action
It is to tho direct interest of every
De i m tmt ms tnstnct K1 well represented
as it will be with Mr Young as its
senator
His opponent may possess somo cleri
cal ability so does Mr Young Moro
than this ho is an orator a statesman
and a scholar who possesses a clear and
penetrating vision As sonator his
voico will be hoard on nil subjects of
importance calliug for oral discussion
Iu framing laws in council chambers
wherever thero is important work to do
whorever brains and sagacity are re
quired ho is sure to be iu demand
Such nion as ho always command tho
lospoct of their associates and aro never
pigeon holed and hoard of ouly whou
a ballot is cast aud thou oy a simple yen
or nay
Elect W W Young aud no senatorial
district iu the stato will be moro ably
represented than tho Eleventh No
constituency will have greator cause to
bo proud of their representative iu the
upper houso of tho state legislature than
will wo of tho Eleventh
fitmiug Machine Content
The judges accouut of the vote cast
October 22 to 0 a m for the respective
candidates in J D Sturgeous Colored
Porters Sowing Maohino Contest
Wo the undersignod judges appoiuted
to count the votes cast iu the abovo
named contest hereby certify that tho
votes cast to date are as listed below
Al Johnsou 210
Dave Shores 197
P F SlltECHEK
Oscar Uhle
Judges
Letter Lint
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postofneo October 22 1000
James Backer Wm Blair August
Bumhard Mrs Carson Brown Elmer
Ellis Geo Garduer Sam Harrisou Dan
Hall Mr Hoes James Innes J D
Kelly Frieda Kirch Maymie Lund
Mrs Carrie Luecke Master Henry
Mathony O E Mewharter Gus
Markotan package Sallie A Rice
Miss Mary Spear Wm Wilkiusou
Ohas Wheeler
If not called for iu 30 days will be
sent to the dead letter office
Parties calling for any of the above
please say advertised
P F SlRECUER P M
TIIH NORFOLK NUNVK THURSDAY XTOliKR 2f 1000
CHAS CROUCH KILLED
Itiiiloiiiiiii llingged lur Him I uuil ltod
IrlKliltillU MihikIiiI ill Sioux Cltj
Tu II HurliMl In Norfolk
OliailosCtotich who formerly resided
iu Norfolk lost his life Saturday night
about 10 oclock while working iu tho
yards of the lilcngo Milwaukee and St
Paul nillroad lit Hloux Oity Mrs
Unwell was foimerly Miss Annie Apfel
who has a sistei employed in the steam
laundry Tho deceased also has u
brother in Norfolk Tho remains will
bo biotight bore for interment Tho
Sioux Oity Tribune of last evening con
tains tho following account or tho ac
cident
It is thought a brake chain gave way
when Crouch threw his weight against
tho wheel causing him to rail between
two cars I lo was ground to pieces
Tho crow had started fioin tho Mil
wivukoo passenger station with tho
switch engine backing and drawing
two box cars behind it They wore go
ing to tho Linseed Oil works to sot u
car on a switch After tiio switch at
tho linseed plant had been thrown and
tho car placed the body of Orouoh was
found as tho engine started back Ho
was lying on tho track and was man
gled and crushod in an unrecognizable
miinuer
Fioin an investigation it hcoiiis that
Orouoh fell betweou tho two cars near
Pierco street for parts of his lantern
woio found not far from tho depot
Tho body was caught on tho brake beam
tu such a way that it was dragged for
tho entire six blocks It remained se
cure until a stiip ol tho clothing caught
in tho frog or tho bwitch and tore it
loose Parts of tho mans body woro
found along tho entiro distance Tho
lemains were taken to Westcotts under
raking rooms after Coroner Wulo hud
been called Crouch was comparatively
young and camo to Sioux Oity from
Omaha about two yens ago with his
wife whom ho hud just married Thoy
lived at Seventh and Morgan streets
and tho news of tho tearful death of
Oionch prostrated his wife
Tho coroners jury returned a xerdict
utter n session of three hours exouerat
ing tho railroad company from any
blanio in connection with the death
From tho testimony of tho men oin
ployed oil tho train at tho time it was
ascertained that one of tho cars had a
dofectivo brako beam and it is possiblo
that Crouch came to his death by means
of it Evidence was introduced show
ing that ho must havo fallen from tho
top of ono of tho cars at Second and
Piorco streets and was dragged over six
blocks along tho ties His hat lantern
a shoo and pieces of lesh were fouud on
Piorco street
Miss Apfel wont ovor to Sioux City
this morning in response to a message
announcing that her sister had beeu
prostrated by the shock Tho remains
aro to bo brought to Norfolk tomorrow
or Thursday aud tho f uuoral held here
TUESDAY TOPICS
Niel Honiskoy is on tho sick
list at
tho homo of his parents
F L Miller of Des Monies Iowa
is
in tho city enroute to Schuyler
Miss Idelle B Taylor of Battle Creek
was a Sunday visitor iu Norfolk
A J Durlaud returned last uicht
from his business trip to Knox county
Mrs Walter Ellis and sou from Des
Moines Iowa are visiting Mrs J K
Boas
Miss Rose Hughes of Battlo Creek
visited with Miss Kato McNeil over
Suuday
Miss Maud Dingman xvho is teach
ing at Meadow Grove was home over
Sunday
Paul Stantou xvout to Omaha this
moruing to take tho position of bell boy
in the Her Grand
Miss Lillian Dingman of Council
Bluffs Iowa is visiting hor cousin
Miss Nollio Dinguiau
Tho total ralufnll siuco Saturday was
201 inches lacking but four huudredths
of an iuoh of reachiug the three iuch
mark
G W Martin au old and respected
resident of Norfolk died quite suddenly
late this afteruoou after n fow days
sickness
Mrs R A Stewart eutertaiued n
company of ladies today at 1 oclock
luncheon in houor of Miss Etta Stewart
of Mercer Pa
Tho Womans Relief Corps will serve
thoir usual chicken pie dinner ou election
day also a supper aud lunches until
late in the eveniug
L U McKee general agent for the
National Life and Trust coinpauy of
Des Moines Iowa Is in the city iu the
interests of his coinpauy
W H Wigtou of Omaha was iu the
city today ou his way to Plaiuview to
settle a death loss for the Des Moines
insurance company with which he is
connected
The mother of Mrs Jas Covert of
this city died at her home iu Ewiug
last Friday and was buried Suuday
Mr aud Mrs Covert who ntteuded the
funeral have not yet returned
A company of uine young ladies who
met with Miss Laura Darlaud organized
Bachelor Girls club with Miss Lillian
Luikart as presideut Ihey will meet
each Saturday evening aud will discuss
late books This weeks meeting
will
bo with Miss Edith Morrow
A thoioughbrcd Shorthorn cow
weighing 2il7 pounds and measuring
six foot in height passed through tho
city today over tho Union Paclflcentouto
from Denver to Minneapolis Tho
animal belongs to the International
Stock Food company mid is bolng used
for mhertising purposes It is said to
bo tho largest cow in the world
Louis Huckondorf who lias been at
tending at the bedside of Ins sou Wil
liam in a St Paul hospital retiiruiil to
Norrolk today having left tho joimg
man very much rtcjvcrcd from his
attack or typhoid with tho prospects
or being nut In u short time Mr
BuckondorfH niece Miss Lena Kohl
niorgen or Minneapolis accompanied
him homo for 11 visit
Miss Nolle Gorecko has returned Trout
a weeks tour with tho Hamilton Con
cert company composed or Mrs Hamil
ton pianist or Coleridge Alf Larson
violinist aud who also plays tho clarinet
of Alta Iowa and Miss Gorecko as
vocalist Thoir tour took iu tho towns
of Bancroft Tekainiih Blair Fullorton
Wisnor and Stanton Miss Gorecko has
decided to open a studio for voico culture
at homo and givo tho people of Norfolk
and vicinity tho bouoflt of hor musical
oducatiou
A trio or young men from tho country
belonging to a threshing gang who gave
tho names or Wittenburg Krugor aud
Mabos woro up boforo polico court yes
t onlay on charge of flghtiugjund disturb
ing the peaco Each ploadod guilty and
tho lues and costs assessed amounted to
1010 apiece xvlnch was paid by a
mutual friend and tho disturbers dis
missed Fioin tho most reliable ac
counts obtamablo it seems that owing to
the rain tho young men had n day oil
and had come to town to have a good
tune As with many other men both
young and old their conception of a
good time was to till up on booo and
this thoy did in quite a thorough man
ner In H Loders place they got into
to a dispute which finally ended in u
light iu which it is generally believed
that knives were used ono of the com
batants having quite n bad cut on tho
hand and another a cut and bruiso on
tho head After tho melee a common
jack knife was picked up and placed in
Chief Widaniins hands but at tho trial
neither of the participants would claim
it so it probably could not bo proven
who used o kuife Ouo of the men how
over was confident that ho knows and
can prove who did tho cutting and it
may bo possiblo that a criminal action
will bo commoucod
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
Mrs C E Green is sick with malaria
A H Bohauou of Madisou was n city
visitor yesterday
Mrs J Baruett was a passeuger for
Council Bluffs today
The front of T E Odioruos office is
being nicely repainted
Lolaud Dean went to Omaha yester
day to visit with Wm Braasch
Dr Frank Salter was called to Pierco
yesterday to consult ou an important
case
Dr P II Salter left for Chicago yes
terday for a two weeks post graduate
course
The front of the Koeuigsteiu block
including tho postoilice is being re
painted
E A Luudburg of Wayue was a
visitor iu the city yesterday ou political
business
Tho daughter of Henry Kennedy
liviug south of tho Junction is reported
quite sick
The West Side Whist club will meet
with Mr aud Mrs Robert Utter tomor
row oveuiug
Rev A M Mcintosh of Laurel
passed through the city today ou his
way home from Madison
J W Bush au old creamery man of
this county died very suddenly Monday
evening at ins hmue iu Madison
It is reported that Mrs Bernard
Grant who is spending the wiuter with
her daughter iu Salt Lake City Utah
is very sick
There will be o special meeting of
Boulah chapter Order Eastern Star to
morrow eveuiug Members are re
quested to attend
E P Weathorby was a passenger for
Omaha today aud will return Friday
with Mrs Woatherby and Mrs Shoe
maker who have beeu visiting in Des
Moines
Gottlieb Heckmau was up bofore
police court charged with disorderly
conduct and was given the customary
fine which with costs amounted to
about 10
Fields Brewer who had his leg broken
Saturday uight white wrestling was
this morning removed to the home of
Fred Krantz two and one half miles
southwest of the city
Gordon Journal The prettiest thing
seon on a Nebraska prairie at this season
of the year unless it be a Sheridan
county school maam is a cottouwood
tree clad in its golden autumn suit
A sou of Wm Kaul of Madison was
thrown from a horse Friday aud had
his wrist brokeu A son of Paul Peter
son of the same place had his collar
bona broken by a kick from a horse
Heury Shoupka living 11 miles out of
Columbus was married last Wednesday
and dropped dead Satutday Ho was a
inombpr of Company K of tho Fighting
Firstnud saw servicoin the Philippines
Tho guarantee lists for the Innes band
aro being quito readily signed by Nor
folk pooplo and it now looks as though
thoio would be littlo difficulty iu got
ting the amouut of patronage necessary
pledged
Dr Litdlngton of Omaha n warm
personal irlendof 0 D Jenkins and who
wout on a hunting trip with him this
full ha teen appointed to a position ab
8tirgeoi iu the army and will go to
Manila
J F Boyd or Oakdalo caudldato for
district judge ou tho republican ticket
was it the oity ovor night while ourouto
to Pierco Mr Boyd is greatly encour
ngoJ over tho prospects of Ills election
aud looks lorward tq tho results with
confidence
Hon Geo D Meiklojohu assistant
secretary of war is to address tho
people of Norfolk and viciuity on tho
evening or October ill at tho Auditor
ium Mr Meikli John is a pleasant and
interest nig t pakt r aud will undoubt
edly hi greeted by a largo audience
Tim Nkws was in orror last ovouing
iu ropoi ting that tho fight of Monday
was iu Geo Hollers saloon As a
matter of fact tho fight occurred in II
Loders Trocadero and tho item was
given to tho reporter incoiroctly This
coiroctiou is mado in justi o to Mr
Heller who has never had troublo of
this character in his place sinco ho hns
been running a saloou hero
Battlo Crook Royublican Miss Mar
garet Wright tho affable young lady
who for sovcral weoks ably assisted in
the inachiuical departmeut at tho office
of this grout family nowspapcr left for
Norfolk Sunday to accept n position in
tho stato nsyluni for tho insauo Cap
able and accomplished Miss Wright
will not bo fouud wanting in any posi
Hon and while her mauy friends will
lilies her greatly at tho same time they
ieel like congratulating her upou se
curing such a desirable position
Nowman Grovo Herald James
Nichols and Major C A Yickers of
Madison were iu this city last Saturday
Tho major was traveling iucog It
is said ho has renounced tho populistic
idea aud is preparing himself for a full
membership with tho grand majority
by attending tho rallies aud speeches of
tho Hon Jim The majors disguise is
tho result of a scrap with a gasoline
lamp in tho armory iu which tho major
came out second best losing his mus
taohe aud a quantity of cuticle on one
side of his nose
The Rev Theodore Moruing was in
stalled pastor of the Presbyteriau church
of Madisou last oveuiug Rev S F
Sharpless of this city presided aud pro
pounded the constitutional question and
also delivered the charge to the new
pastor Rev A M Mclutosh of Laurel
preached the iustallatiou sermou and
Rev Oscar Bostrotn of Elgin delivered
tho charge to the people A reception
was given to the pastor after the iubtal
latiou services which was highly en
joyed by tho large assemblage that
participated The ladies decorated the
church xvith flowers aud vines aud a
luncheon was served
Final nriaugemeuts for the funeral of
the late Geo S Martin havo not yet
beeu announced but it is probabe that
tho remains will be interred at his old
home near Omaha Mr Martin was 78
years of age at the time of his death aud
had lived in Norfolk 17 years His
death came as very much of a surprise
to a number of Norfolk people as it was
not generally known that he had been
sick in fact he was not takou sick until
Monday morning and died yesterday
afteruoou Besides an aged wife the
deceased leaves a family of four grown
children two sons and two daughters
Ouesou Chas F Martin and a daughter
Mrs Georgo Ostler reside at Washing
tou near Omaha Another daughter
Mrs Douald Brown lives at Rushville
and Wm Martin who formerly lived
here now resides at Deuver Col where
he is ouglueer iu the Globe smelter
The three first named children wore ex
pected here today aud the latter will
probably arrive tomorrow The de
ceased was highly respected by all hon
ored with his acquaintance Ho was
scrupulously honest and conscientious
in all his business dealings Soon after
his arrival here Mr Martin formed a
partnership with B W Jonas in the
grocery business couductiug it in the
building over which is tho family resi
dence The firm was afterward dis
solved aud Mr Martin continued tho
business for a while alonobut closed out
several years ago Receutly he has not
been actively engaged iu business but
has beeu supported by au iucome from
his accumulations of a lifetime and
leaves a property that will abundantly
provide for the needs of his wife as long
as she may live
Hud lruotlcal Experience
In a Columbus special to tho Omaha
Bee a German resident of Humphrey
formerly of this county announces his
conversion to republicanism The item
says
Matt Klasstm returned one day last
week from a four months trip through
Europe Mr Klassou has been eugaged
iu farming just over the Platte connty
Hue in Madison county the last twenty
eight years and two years ago retired
and moved to towu locating at Hum
phrey You may say for me said
Mr Klasonthut I wout away from No
btasku a pretty good deinociatbtit I havo
returned a good republican Contin
uing he said -While traveling through
Germany Austria Franco mid other Eu
ropean countries I learned that it took
moro of somo kinds of nionoy to pur
chase tickets than it did of others but
whou I preseuted United States monoy
of any kind at tho window thero was no
discount mid the lowct rate was
named Mr Klusou is an intelligent
German mid reasons lor himself In
tho community where ho lived yo long
ho says there aro many others who will
vote this fall for a continuance of tho
present admlnist ration
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wants to put out a fire she doesnt
heap on oil and wood She throws
on waterknowin that watcrqusnehes
fire When a woman wants to get
well from diseases peculiar to her sex
she should not add fuel to the fire
already burning her life away She
should not take worthless drugs and
potions composed of harmful narcot
ics and opiates They do not check
the disease they do not cure it they
simply add fuel to the fire
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ROLAND eV WILKINSON
SHURTZ JENKINS
Illinois Central R R
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR
WINTER TOTJHISTS
Tho Illinois Central flealrtM to call attention
to tho unuxcollod Burtlcu that is olTored by ita
lines to the oouth for tho season of 1S99 1500
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A LI FORN I
VIA
NEW ORLEANS
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Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars
FROM
Personally oiidnct
eel Uuuj iroiiKh to
Jj i AuboIus nml Sin
triincibco la New
Orleans in connection
with the Southern li
cillo liming Chicago
on tliu Controls fust
New Orleans
cinl connection also made b this train with
daily trains out of New Orleans for tho Pacific
Const Tho Limited from Ciilcairo otor oveu
Iiik connects on Mondays and Thursdis at
Nun Orleans after December IH lsyD with tlio
SUNSET LIMITED
of tho Southern Pacific glvinc special through
Eunice to ban Irancioco
F
LORID
VIA
NASHVILLE AND ATLANTA
THROUGH
SERVICE
FROM
ST LOUIS
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Double dnil serv
ice is maintnlnod out
of St Louis tin tho
Illinois Control unit
connecting linos to
Nflslu illoChnttauoo
Ka ami Atlanta thro
sleoiuiii car to Juci
sonillo Florida bolng carried on tho
DIXIE FLYER
lonins St Louis every moiling This train as
well as tho Du Express loaiug St Louis in
tho morning are both solid trains to Naehrillo
haiug through coaches mid sleeping cars run
ning through Mnrttu Teuii ami tho N C Ac St
L It Connection ia IhU lino for all princi
pal imints iu the Southeast such as Charleston
Wilmington AiLiu aud bataunuli aud for all
IKjitits iu Florida
TWO SOLID FAST VESTIBULE TRAINS
Daily from Chicago to Memphis aud Now Or
leans
HOMESKKKERS EXCURSIONS to certain
points in tho South on the linos of the Illiuois
Central and iAM V railroads will bo run on
the first and third Tuesday of each mouth dur
iug the wiuter season
Full particulars couceruiug all of tho ulxivo
cau bo had of ageuts of the Illinois Central or
by uddresslug A 11 Liuiuoa U P A Chicuvo
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