THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1913
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EXCURSION FARES
EASTERN POINTS'
Via Rock Island Lines
few Yoiik, X, Y S43.50 to S46.50
1etv youk. x. y.
j One way via Washington, D. O. S50.90 to S52.50
NEW YORK, X. Y. -
5 Ono way via Montreal, Que 951.00 to $53.50
tosTOX, mass 842.50 to $46.50
teOSTOX, MASS,
I Ono war via Washington, D. 0 S53.70 to 856.10
BOSTON, MASS.
iOno way via Montreal, Quo 848.40 to 850.80
TLANTIO CITY, X. J S45.G0 to 846.00
NORFOLK, VA 843.50
frORTliAXD, MB 843.85 to 847.85
BAR HARBOR, ME 850.50 to 854.50
$T. John, x. n 847.00 to 852.30
ST. JOHXS. X. P. S71.510 to S74.n0
HALIFAX, X. S 851.50 to 854.50
oraiBEO, que . . 840.50
MONTREAL, QUE. 836.50
TORONTO, ONT 831.10 to 835.50
HOUSAXD ISLAND PARKX. Y 835.50 to 837.00
BUFFALO, X. Y. . 833.50 to 835.50
D15TROIT, MICH. '. 827.50
TOLEDO, OHIO- . S27.SO
MACKINAO ISIiAXD. MI Oil. MRYIO to SQO Kn
1 CHARLEVOIX, MICH. 833.00 to S34.74
1 HARBOR 8PIUNG8,. MICH. 833.00 to 834.00
f These fares aro in' effect daily to September 30th, apply from
Omaha, and will carry final return limit of sixty days from
date of sale, not exceeding October 31st, Points marked ()
carry final return limit to October 31st.
- Tickets reading between Chicago and Buffalo nmv hn ex.
changed for steamer trip in either direction upon payment of
$5.00 additional. Tickets reading between Detroit or Cleve
land and Buffalo may be exchanged for steamer trip in either
direction without additional cost. Meals and berth extra on
feteamers.
Chicago Limited Lavs Omaha 6:08 P.M.
For further information call or write
J. 5. McNALLY, D. P. A.,
14th and Farnkm, (W. 0. W. Building.)
TRAYEL IS REJUVENATING
Arrests the Sameness of Living and
Brings New Ideas.
NOT EXPENSIVE AFTER ALL
Trip Cnn tip TnUen at Itranonniile
Costa nnd Thrrr In JVo 10 ml
of the Hninmrr Itraorta
Arnllnlile.
There U nothing tike a change of-scenos
to Rive one a new point of View and ti)
restore the flagging spirit. With the on
comlnif hot weather our thoughts natur
ally turn to the selection of a suitable
place to spend a few weeks In recreation,
and the facilities and data offered by the
transportation lines of today certainly
provide plenty of scope for that selection.
For those who do not wish to go. far
from home there Is no more beautiful
spot than Iake Okobojl and Spirit Lake,
la. Okobojl, the largest of these lakes,
han a richly wooded shoro line thirty-
seven miles In extent, broken here and
there with excellent bathing beaches. The
fishing Is good, the principal varieties be
ing bass, pickerel, crapples and perch.
There Is no lack of accommodations at
Okobojl J In fact, the character of Its Inns,
lodges and hotels Is superior to the aver
age summer resort.
These lakes aro easily reached via the
Chicago, Milwaukee fc 8t l'aul railway,
leaving Omaha at 7:40 In the morning
and arriving there at 4 p. m.
Many Lakes.
There are also hundreds of lakes on
the Milwaukee line In Wisconsin, where
the summer traveler can find both rest
and social enjoyment. Pox lake, Delevan,
Lake Geneva, Beaver lake, Nagawlcka,
Nashotah, Okauchee, Pcwatikee, Winne
bago and scores of other beautiful places
lies within few hours' rldo from Chicago,
and for those who wish to go farther
from the haunts of civilization a night's
the fisherman's paradlse-the Star lako
country on the Wisconsin Valley division
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railway. Minocqua, Wis., Is the central
distributing point for a veritable network
of trails and highways that radiate to
fully a hundred beautiful and easily ac
cessible lakes, abounding In nil kinds of
gaino flsli. each with Its Individual charm
and attractiveness and Its offering of
comfort and hospitality. I fpent two
weeks In this region a few summers ago
and can truly say that no description can
do It Justice.
Kconnmlcol Place..
For thoso who care more for travel
than for boating, bathing and fishing,
there aro any number of delightful trips
offered this slimmer. One of the most
attractive of theso Is the weekly cruise
over the great lakes traversing tho
shores of Tikes Michigan, Superior and
Huron. These1 cruises last Just a week
and -are comparatively cheap.
A very Interesting and delightful trip
is offered in the circuit tours to eastern
points, tho route being Interspersed with
lake, river and ocean trips, thus breaking
tho monotony of a rail journey. The
trip over the great lakes to Buffalo,
down the St Lawrence river to Mon
treal and Quebec cannot be surpassed
In beauty and when you reach the quaint
old city of Quebec you can easily im
agine that you have arrived at a foreign
port across the .seas.
Europe also claims a large share -of
summer travel, and the number who
will go from Omaha and vicinity this
year Is larger than ever. It Is no longer
considered a tremendous and cxpenslvo
undertaking to go abroad, and why
should It when one can travel 3,000 miles
on a one-class steamer for $50 to JGS with
teri days living thrown In, or In first
cnbln on a more presumptuous steamer
for 85 to $125 with all tho comforts and
luxuries of a first class hotel? On the
other side the expense of first class travel
Including beat hotels range from $7.60 to
$10 per day, and second class from
to $5 per day.
Estes Park Ideal
for the Tourists
Seeking Cool spots
Colorado offers a large selection of
summer vacation spots, but foremost In
the list Is Etes park, a natural park
comprising 100,Wo acres of picturesque
mountain scenery where every descrip
tion of outdoor sports may be enjoyed
and all within the limits of a short
summer vacation.
Mountain climbing, with Ing's peak
as the central figure; trout fishing, golf,
lawn tennis, horse-back riding and pleas
ant rustic hotels with every modern con
venience, are but a few of the attractions
offered In this newest of mountain parks
that promises to be set apart as a
national reserve. The park Is easily ac
cessible as a side trip from Denver by
way of now and scenic lino of the Union
Pacific recently completed to Fort Col-
llni, thenco by an automobile stage line
through the famous Big Thompson can
yon over an automobile road of national
reputation.
The low round-trlp summer tourist rate
of $17.60 now In effect on the Union Pa
cific to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, together -with a small additional
charge for the side trip, places a visit
to Estes park within reach of every one
who desires tn bm the mnnt At minimum
expense and In the shortest time pos
sible. An overnight trip takes you to
Denver and from there to Estes park re
quires only a few more hours.
The Union Pacific has Just received
from the printers a beautifully Illustrated
booklet entitled, 'JWhere the Bockles
Itelgn Supreme," which will be sent upon
request to those contemplating a visit
to Estes park. A postal request to W. 8.
Baslngcr, general passenger agent
Omaha, will bring this booklet by return
mall,
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is tho Road to
tsusiness tyiccess.
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Attractive Tours to Resorts in Massa
chusetts, Maine, New York, " Vermont,
Ontario, Quobec, etc., via rail or. via
Great Lakes, St, Lawrence River and
Thousand Islands.
Summit Excirsim Fans
via
ILLIMIS IEMTRAL
Ixg Limit. Liberal Stop-Overs. De
tailed Information and ratea at City Ticket
Office, 407 Bo. 16th St., Omaha. Telephone
Douglas 264.
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Observation Service on Night Train tt Kansas City
VIA THE
Missouri jFacific
Leave Oinuhn 11:15 p. m.
Arrive Kansas City 7:10 a. in. , t
New Fast Daily Train To Kansas City
Leave Omaha '...11:30 a. m.
Arrive Kansas City 0:05 p. m.
Bervlcea(na?aqa la carto)?raW,ng Rm Sleop,ns Car Cha,r Car' and our own surpassed Dining Car
ALSO
Leave Omaha (....8:00 a. m.
, . Arrive Kansas City 4:00 p. m.
Latest patterns' of Coaches. Chair Cars. Making all stops.
umuyo iruiu. maw mroci connections in nansaB City with Missouri Pacific trains South and West.
Better TrackBetter Service
The route of thlB now servlco is along the Missouri River for a large Dart of
tho way, thus affording a most enjoyable, picturesque daylight trip.
For reservations and any Informatlbn, phono or soo
viBMBMBBJBK
TOM HUGHES, Trar. Pass. Agt.
1423 Farnam St.
TITOS. P. GODFREY, Pass and Ticket Agt.,
Phone Doug. 104.
Where Will You Bp end
Your Vacation ?
Go to Wyoming, the Black Hills, Minnesota, or to the
Great North Woods and Lake Country of Wisconsin
and Michigan.
Plan to take advantage en route of the Bplendid train
service maintained via the Chicago and North Western
Line the Pioneer Line W :st -aid Northwest
Low Round Trip Fares
are in H?ct daily Jun lit to Sept. .a to points Northwest, North
and Northeast, among the more important being the following t
Laaaer, Wye. $23.25
Oeadwoei. S. D. 18.75
Lead, S. D. 18.75
Rapid City,S. D. 17.25
Hot Sprisst, S. D. 15.75
Kaseia, Mka. 12.85
WfekeEear Lake. Mian. 16.20
MiaaeieskiBeaca, Mian. 16.20
'olon Springs. W. $19.60
heU LakeWb, 17.75
Drarao&dlLthOvnj.WU. 20.10
Rice Lake, Wii. 18.00
Btrchwoed, Wis. 18.60
Ckttek. Wii. 18.50
Cable, Wu. 19.70
Raduion, Wis. 19.50
Return limit October 3 1st. Favorable stopover privileges. Co its
fpondlngly tow fares to other points in him territory.
for full particular call on or addrtt
Chicago and
North Western Railway
HOI -1403 Famam St., Omaha, Nth.
NWili,
The Short Way
Tho WABASH is tiio
short find bost way to St.
Louis.
Two fast through "trains
daily, leaving Omaha at
7:02 a. m. and 6:30 p. m.,
reaching St. Louis 10:50
p. m. and 7:49 a. in.
Electrio lighted sleeping
car, cafe car and coaoh on
night train.
Through car service from
Chicago to Detroit, Buf
falo, Toronto, Mpntreal,
Now York and Boston.
Find out about tho low
excursion fares to the east
via
WABASH.
Agent for all the steam
ship lines.
Tickets, 311 South 14th
Street, W. 0."W. Bldg.
H, 0. SHIELDS,
a. A, P. D., Omaha, Neb,
CHICAGO
SERVICE
CHICAGO
LIMITED
6:30 P. EVE.
Afternoon
EXPRESS
4:20 P. M.
MORNING
7:15 A. M.
Si
f SLEEPERS AND DINERS READY 0:00 P. M.
iuuii uiiivna -UllilLAUl OBSERVATION CAR.
TRAIN. ARRIVING CHICAGO 8:00 A. 31. FOR
wurtmnuaa Willi
SIIIIIGAN CENTRAL at 9:05 A. M. and 10:30 A.
M. for New York, Boston, and 9:05 A. M. for
Northern Michigan.
LAKE SHORE at 10:16 A. M. for New York:
10:30 A. M. for New York, Boston. '
PENNSYLVANIA at 8:45 A. M., 10:05 A. M.:
10:30 A. M. for Now York, Washington and At
lantic City.
GRAND TRUNK at 8; 00-P. M. for Montreal and
Portland.
ERIE at 11:00 A. M. for Now York.
BJG FOUR C. & O. at 9:25 A. M. for tho Vir
ginias, Norfolk.
R. O. at 11:00 A. M. for New York and Washington.
NICKEL PLATE at 10;35 A. M. for New York and
I Boston. "
ARRIVING CHICAGO AT 7:00 A. M. FOR CON
NECTIONS WITH
LAKE SHORE at 8:26 A. M. for New York, Bos
ton PENNSYLVANIA at 8:45 A. M. for New York.
PERE MARQUETTE at 7:30 A. M. for Northern
Michigan.
B. & O. at 8:00 A. M. for Washington.
f DAYLIGHT SPECIAL SUN PARLOR, LOUNGE
CAR TRAIN, ARRIVING CHICAGO 0:00 P. M.
FOR -EVENING CONNECTIONS.
Attractive Excursion fares to the East direct
routes, also circuit tours that embrace the famous
vacation regions and the great cities of the East.
Let us tell you about them.
J. B. Reynolds, City Passenger Agent, v
1502 Farnam Street, Omaha.
Phone Douglas 1238.
Automatic Electric
Block Safety Signals
.-AND.
Double Track
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These aro Important Advaaraesoftli
u
moil
Pacific
Standard Road of the West
3 Fast Electric Lighted Trains
to Colorado Every Day.
L. BRINDORFF. C. P. &od T. A.
1324 Fo.rno.tn Street
Phone Douglas 334
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Excursion Rates East
Tickets on sale daily until September 30th
via the 4
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST.PAUi RAILWAY
ROUND TRIPS FROM OMAHA:
Atlantio City, N. J. $45.60-$46.00
Bar Harbor, Mo 50.50-$54.50 .
Boston, Mass .$42.50 46.50
Buffalo, N. Y . . ... - .33.50 $35.50
Detroit, Mioh. ... .... . .,....$27.50
Montreal Que. . . . . .36.50
Now. York Gity ........ $43.50 $46.50
Portland, Me ..$43.85-47-8
Quebec, Que $40.50
Toronto, Ont. $31.10
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Final return limit 60 days from date of sale. liberal
stop-over priveleges. Low rates to many other summer
resorts in Canada, New England, New Yrk State, North
ern Miohigan and tho "Wisconsin Lake Country. Askjfor
copy of booklet "Summer Homes" or .for any other; in-,
formation desired.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1317 FARNAM STREET, ,
'Phone Douglas 283. .
W. E. Bock, City Passenger Agent,
Omaha.
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