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THE- DAILY JOURNAL
Memtef Associated Press.
Memter Morihvtctt Afternoon Newspaper
League,
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
MONDAY, JAN., 13 1902.
..Dally One Year, $4,00 la Advance.
Dally Four Months $1.00 la Advaace,
' Dili? by Carrier 50 cents Per Month.
Weekly One Year $1.00 In Advance.
FIVE
DOLLARS
A BOX
Figure
The
Price Cut No
With Him.
EDITORIAL J
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THE INTER-STATE COMMERCE LAW
Mr. Frank Barry, Secretary, Wash
ington D 0. Is calling attention to
needed .amendments to tlio above law of
congross.
Tho Interstate Commerce Law Con
foniion' washold In 8t, Louis on Novenv
-tsor 20, 1000. It was composod of dele
gates from the representative Industrial
and commercial organizations of the
United States, and was tho outgrowth
of tho organization of tho League of
National Associations, formed at Chicago,
III., October 10, 1800.
A movement was inaugurated then,
'has been and will be continued, to Im
proas Congress with the necessity of
adopting somo measures which will ro
move existing intuunlltes and unreason
able exactions in transportation charges
and prevent tho practlco of dlscrlmlna
tlons now eo prevalent and injurioui to
both shipper and carrier.
No question to bo considered at this
session of Co'ngress is of so much Impor
tance to tho commercial welfare of the
country and to the people gonorally si
that coibodiod In tho bill proposing to
o strengthen tho Intorstato Commerce
Act as to mako the rulings of tho com
mission binding and effective until re
' vorsod by the courts.
There has boon a strong and persistent
domand for the enkctment of amend
ments to tho Intorstato Commerce Act
ovoralnco the Supremo Court handed
down its-doclston to tho effect that tho
commission created by the act wat vest
ed with no authority to enforce its find
ings.
Tho commission was thus divestod of
the powor which it was supposed to
poisoss and which it oxerclsed for oomo
yoars after tho enactment of tho law.
Itecont developments havo boon aueh
as to mako it incumbent upon Con
gross to act. Tho tlmo is opportune,
and futher delay would arouso such a
feolfng of resentment In commercial
cirelea as to rondor poselblo serious agit
ation for radical raoasuroi against tho
carriers.
Tho Arm altitude taken by Fresldunt
Itoosovelt in his recent mosugo in dis
cussing this subject is of the deopeit
significance, and is Indicative of the
vast change that lias ukon place hi
quartern ou this question within re
cent years.
Conservative railway ofllulalt private
iy admit tho Justice of the domands of
tho shippers. Thoy assort that some
thing must be dono to satisfy public
oenUmont. Tho fact is that the people
aro 'impreuaed with tho Idea that it is
tho public gonorally that ultimately pays
tho freight and boara tho burden of
the unjust practices.
"I Want to say for the bonfeflt of some
poor dyspeptic that Stuart's Dyapepala
Tablets will alvo comfort and a cure
every time. Fivo dollars a box would
FROM
ASYLUM
Alan Had a Key Which, It Is
Believed, He Made.
ARE THE WOMEN TO BLAME
Was tho Rev. Dr. Klossoi an Illinois
Congregational church right in blaming
tho women of his oongregatlou because
there woro tow marrlsgos in his flock
last year?
II o has said thoy are "too timid,"
and should themselves do tho prowl
ing. Uut if tho womon aro timid, what
shall be said of tho men?
This good pastor, who has no doubt
suflerort, in fees from tbo dearth of mac
tlmony, might glvo his fair henrora a
tiselal bint from "Vanity Fair." It
was JChackeray'a sago observation that
"any woman, with fair opportunities
way marry whom alio pleases."
The wise pastor who alms at an in
croaio of rovenuo from wedding and
beptUmal ho i ihould not startle tho gauio
by openly advising tho woman to do the
"proposing." Marriage cannot be
whooped along In that fashion. As the
Borlpturoa say:
"In vain U the net of the fowltr spread
in tho sight of tho bird."
ThoSacramontollee hits thcjuall on the
bead in its declaration that marriage In
the result of "propinquity." Hather an
aukward word that, which most people
never use and few pronounce correctly,
but It teltn tho whole story.
It is association, acquaintance, fre
quent meeting, being thrown Into con
Uot"that Is what brings about the
"frlendlluesa" uud "aympathy" that
lead on to matrimony.
When a dove fancier wishes to bring
about mating, ho simply puts tho two
bird In contiguous cages. At first thoy
may tight through tho bars, but event
Willy they become reconolledto eachoth
or "and live happily together over after."
To nut tho ease in a uutaholl, tbe way
to bag a man is to gut by h'm and stay
with him long enougu. When once a
kind and generous hearted man has per
Kuaded himself that he is absolutely nee
(MHMry to woman' happineis, he oau
sot roeUt tlje noble Impulse to saoilflee
hlffiwlf on tbe domestic altar, unlet
some, other woman hai a prior mortgage
oh his aSocUoiie. Kveu in the latur
tuelie may forget, it too greatly tempt
d.
not stop my purchasing thorn should I
ever suffor again as I did for a week be
fore using them.
Tho one CO cent box I bought at my
druggist's did tho work and my diges
tion is all right again.
Many of my neighbors havo!also tried
thojo tablots and found them to bo Just
as roprosonted and Mr. Kllms also waats
me to una his nnroo In eudoislng Stuart's
Dyspopsla Tablots. Signed
A. Ellmh aad Cjiah. F, Buzzkm,,
Asat. PostmHstur,
South Eulbury, Mass.
Mrs. Jns. Barton, of Toronto, Canada,
writes: "For clghtoon months I nuffered
from what I supposod was bladder and
kldnoy trouble, and took modlclno from
throe different doctors, without any
sign of cure. I felt so ill nt last I was
hardly ablo to do any work.
"I thought I would try n box of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and see if
thoy Would mako me feel nutter, novor
roally thinking I had dyspepsia, but
after only throe or four tablets had boon
taken and tho acid troublo disappeared
and then I discovered I had ncid dyspop
sla, whllo tho doctors had boon treating
mo for kidney and bladder troublo and
one of them treated mo for rhouuiatlsm.
"My digoatinu Is flno, my comploxion
clear and I am able to do my work and
low spirits aro unknown to me.
"I am to thankful 'for finding n euro
so good and so pleasant to tako as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, I am sur
prised at tho chango they havo mado In
mo,"
All druggists sell and rccommond
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablots, becaueo they
contain only tho simple natural dlgoa-
tlvcs, and taken after meals provunt
acidity and cause prompt digestion and
assimilation of food,
Physicians everywhere ondorso them
bocauso they aro as snfu for (tho child as
for tho adult; thoy aro Invaluable for
sour stomach, nervous Jdyspspaln, heart
burn, gas on stomach and bowels and
every ;(onn of stomach dorangomont,
1-13.15.17.
Oliver Marshall, who killed Jamas
Held noar Baker City In 1808, escaped
from tho asylum, Saturday ovoning, and
is still at largo. It is bolioved that ho
made a key with which he let himself
out of the asylum, looking the doors be
hind him.
In April, 1898, Oliver and William
Marshall, brothers, met James Hold, on
a public road noar Uakor City. Thoy
stopped thoir team bo as to block tho
road and prevent Hold from passing.
After Hold had waitod cousldorable
tlmo, bo grow impatient at being do
layed late in tho day, and an altorcatlon
onsuod. Oliver Marshall struck Hold
with a slung shot and tho two clinched,
Marshall falling underaeath. William
camo to his brothor's aid, and killed
Reld by boating him on tho hoad with a
club. Tho Marshalls wore tried, found
guilty and eentonccd to tho penitentiary
for 10 years each. At tho trial tho
brothers were tho chief witnesses. Oliver
tried to got clear on tho plea of insanity,
and William sot up tho defense that he
went to tho relief of his brothor. Doth
allegod that Hold was the aggressor, and
that he had previously threatened their
lives. Tbo Jury evidently did notbellevo
thoir defenses. Both cases wont to the
supremo court, whero the Judgment of
the lowor court was afllrmod. In Do
combor, 1809, Oliver was sont to tho
anylurn on ft recommendation of Dr. W,
A. Cuslck, phyalclan at tho ponltontl
ary. William was pardoned by Gover
nor Geer. Somo tlmo ago Ollvor Mar
shall mado a koy, by means of which ho
was about to cecapo from tho asylum,
but ho was discovered Just in tlmo.1
Whllo it is not known that ho oscupod
by means of a key, this is tho only way
the asylum olllclals can explain his do
parturo with all tho doors locked.
TROUBLE
RIFE IN
PENDLETON
111 '
frtarslial Heathman Cause of
It All,
He Took
a Rake off
Bagnios.
from
Oliamborlaln refuses to mako any ro
tractlon of his European speech.
A Ilakor City Chinaman narrowly oj-
capod boing mado a sacrifice to a Joss
tho otlior uay.
Pendleton Is in the throes ol an In
vesication of the police department,
and a cuuncll rr-mmllttw is in session
behind locked doom, pays the Wcsion
leader. It nppo-utt that while ho has
toon a ko.-iI city innrahal, "Missouri
John" Heathinnu bus failed to rlso au.
parlor lei the profitable methods of nu
merous predecessors tacitly sanctioned
by different council nodios for years.
That Is, tho marshal gets a certain
"ruko off" from the fined of bagnios,
gambling home! and slot mnchlno, nnl
sharon It with tho recorder. Mayor
Ilalley has attacked this system, and
Mayor Ilalley Is right. All such systems
of "grafting' so ultou tolerated that
thoy have almost come to be regard-
od as Icgltimafo, should be throttled
everywhere In tlie Interests of good gov
ornmontand particularly so at Pendle
ton, which Jhas o( late been sotting nn
excellent example an a well governed
city. Meanwhile Marshal Heathman
has discharged his dutlos so capably an
to bo entitled to serve again, If ha is so
elects, under n hotter and cleaner ays-
torn. Well will it bo for this republic,
and every commonwoalth and ovory
municipality wlthtu its bordors, when
perquisites and "pulls" havo had thoir
day: andProsIdent Itooeevelt himself is
pointing out tho path of probity, purity
and merit to public) servants.
Tho British sloop of war
ovordun at Honolulu. Gravo
entertained for hor safety.
Condor is
foara are
Wireless telography may atop the
laying of tho Pacific cable -
London foam
smallpox.
a serious epidemic of
San Bernardino, Cal., is afflicted by a
I pest of robbers.
The Oldest and Best.
i
S. S. S. is a combination of rootfl
and herbs of great curative powers,
nnd wlren taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
of poisons from the blood, vithout
the least nliock or harm to the system.
On the contrary, the general health
begins to improve from the first dose,
for S. S. S. is not only a blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ens nnd builds up the constitution
while nunrine the blood of impuri
ties. S. S. S. cures all diseases of a
blood noison oritrin. Cancer, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and
Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Khcum, Herpes nnd similar troubles,
and is nn infallible cure and the only
antidote for that most horrible disease,
Contagions Wood Poison.
A record of nearly fifty years of
successful cures fs n record to lie proud
of. S. S. S. is more popular today
thnn ever. It numbers' its friends by
the thousands. Our medical corres
pondence is larger than ever in the
iiistory of the medicine. Many write
to thank us for the creat rrood S. S. S.
has done them, while others are seek
ing advice about their cases. All
letters receive prompt and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
i life-long study of Blood nnd Skin Dis
eases, and better understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes a specialty of no one disease.
we are doing great
good to suffering
humanity through
our consulting de
partment, and invite
you to write us if you hnvc any blood
or skin trouble. We make no charge
whatever for this service.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
EDUCATIONAL
...Northwest Normal College...
Corner State and Commercial Sis., Salem. Oregon.
Courts of Study: Clntsic, Scientific, Nonnnl, High School, """I'less, MmbIo,
Art, and Elocution The latest and the best in Hook keepliift, y-uowritliiB. Ma.lo
nnd Shorthand. Tho most extoneivo lino of olDces for Comniorca' Work in the
Northwest. Evening School on Monday and I-rlday
Saturday evenings. Full courses to uraduation, cltli
on Drawing
1 V UIUU UUIMII C,
vimi.. M..I...I..I in.i,n.niini. I'armnnv. Cotinteriioint. I'Ugul, etc. run courses
also In' Flno Art, Painting in oils, Water Colors, Pastel, and Cray
Students may enlor nt any time.
A. J. GARLAND, A M.
President
Send fnrcatalocuo.
Z- At. PARVIN. MtlS DOC,
Director of College of Music.
AHE MOT HELD BY INCOMPETETENTS. Pro
motion ana preferment In cosiness Is the result
of ability to do, At this school Is the test place
toottaln the knowledge of how to do. There
Is nn Iccreaslng dciraud for competent help
Persons completing the business and shorthand courses at the
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLJ3G.fi
cansecnr employment. For eleven years, tut one young man has eraJiiated from our shorthand
department after lirst corncletlmr'tlie business course, Why? Because all took positions before
ready to graduate. It costs but little to secure a usable education compared to the beaents ae
rived. Send for catalogue. W. I. STALEY. Principal, Salem, Oregon,
HnuRQon
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IMPflEjtCIFie
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FOIl
TIME SCHEDULES
From l"orilaml, Or,
lanke's Coffee
ouches the Spot
Clilrago
rorlland
Bpocial
H:S0 n. m,
via Hunt
ington
""ATlantlo"
Ex press
9 p.m.
via Hunt
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KMtMall
6:1ft p. ui.
Vlft
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8lt Lake, liotiver. Ki
Worth, Oiuaha, Katiias
Oily, fit. IjouIr, .L'hliiim
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and Hast.
WallVvi'aflarLonTirinM"
Sjokane. Wallace, l-ull-man,
MluneaiMMIa HI
I'atil. I)!iIulh.JIIIwiiV
CIiIcako, and Kat.
ARftlV! i
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439p,
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72
HOURS
fLAND TO nn
Mo Change of Cars
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at
Harpit st Lacdrbncb
72!
lhrough tickets via this route totatfl
EiiElom points on eale at Southern Pi wl
dflo depot ofllco. m
OCEAN AND RIVBR SCHEDULE"
From Portland'
Oi!lHTOKIA.
Btxtr tat y T!8 Kind "ou Han Almrs Boufri
r4cAM4
"&
Ask your grocer for Q. 8tolz'a Iioto
mado mincemeat not as your mother
mado hut as you'd mako It yourself.
1 2(1 1(.
British warships are searching for tho
Libertador a Venezuelan revolutionary
vossel Hying the British Hag. Slio will
bo confiscated whorovor found.
Tho unknown Scattlo suicide, who a
few days ago blow his head off left a con
fession acknowledging murder.
John McCloud, a miner, was killed by
Dick Crao, a bartondor, hi Lowiston,
Idaho, In a dlsputo over a bar bill.
Have You Cold Feet?
If eo It may have been caused
by getting out of bed this mora:
iiiKon n cold floor In a coU
room, tiet one of our aiunll GAS IIEATEKS and at ninnll oxpumo have a worm
bedroom for rlninit and retiring. Tho turn of a key mid tho touch of n match it
all ihat Is needed to start tho fire.
4ChemcfcctaSt. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. -J&P""' 53.
miMimiiwiiii.iiini HHgBgacoagnngm
BALFOUR GUTHRIE AKD CO
Have secured and will operato the Humphrey warehouse nt Salem,
the Turner mill and wnrohouso nnd the warehouses atMacleuy, Prp.
turn, Switzerland, Shaw nnd Brooks, conducting a general warehouse
and storage biisinees. :: :: :: :: :: ::
Salem office 207 Com. St.
Sncks will be hold at tho'o piints for dolivory on eamo terms ns pre
vailed provlouB ?oo83ns. See thorn before dispjslng of your grain.
GHWGi0
Top Prices are Always Paid for
J. G. GRAHAM, Manager
CAPITAL BREWERY
Beer ban stood tho tost of experience. Then why not plve n bono
production tho preforonre. Home capital, home labor nnd homo
browod boor are growing in popularity. People loyal to homo indus-
CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS
m .CAPITAL ICE WORKS
WRS. M. BECK, Proprietor.
8 p.m.
Daily
exjent
Sunday
-P m.
Hutlirdftr
10 .in
(All nalliiiit datof lublect
10 CDftDfrO
ForanFranclico
If uaiiuvo-y auays
COLUMBIA RIVKH
To Aatokia and Way
I indlnj.
4p.
p. m.
ex. bum, ij
WILLAMETTE HIVEK
btenmor Ruth leaves Salem for Port-
innn iinu wuy landings on Tuoiday,TIiuri
thiys nnd Saturdays, about 10 a. m. For
Oorvnllis end way landings, Mindati,
Wednesdays nnd Fridays at aboat 6
p. m.
A. L. ORAIQ, M. P. BALDWIN,
Goti. I'obs. Agt. Agt. O. It. & N. dock
Portland, Oro. Salem, Ort.
M
Illinois
TnSCfiDv
Gra,n JmmL
Central H, B
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'Twas a
Pipe Dream
The Dallot Times-Mountaineer, In
sponkltiit of tho "Diamond Kid" and
"Shy" hroaklna tho roulotto game In
that city mysi A sensational Item about
twojtainblefscttlled the "Diamond Kid"
and "8hy"ni said to havo cleaned out
k gambling houso In The Dalles to the
tuno of 8000 by "doctoring" a roulotto
wheel. It speaks of a gambling house
being located uputalrs In a hulldlnir. and
tells about A whole lot of things oven
the oldott Inhabitants never heard of.
Tho party who furnished the Item evi
dently had been "hitting the pipe," for
there are no upstairs gambling houses
In Tbo Dalles; "Diamond Kid" and
"Shy" were never heard ol hero, and
consequently they uover made any auoh
oiean.up as Is oredltedito them, If thoy
ever performed aueh a (out at is credited
to them It was at somo place outside of
this city. The story about their opera
tions hero Is perfect Imagination,
A Costly
Chicago Blaze
Quuttuo, Jan. 13.-Tho plant of tho
AmorUan Malting Co. was burued hero
this morning. Tho lots will total Uo
hundred thousand dollars.
5? CY1UCMr
I A
LUMBER FOR CHRISTMAS
it you
should not ho overlooked whlli
nro buying other thlncs. Tliero
good many things vou can do In tho
building lino if you plan them now.
Pricing nnd selecting tbo lumber
uro important factors in the plan
ning. Wo havo tho host lumber ef
ovory kind priros lowest for tho
quality.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S. P. PasB'r. depot. Phone G51.
New
New
New
The Cash Shoe Store
Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our
tender and deliciom meats, steaks, lumb
or muttoujehops' veal cutlets or pork.
Our moats nro all cut from the fattost
51 ".r"in,Pflt c?t,t,ei and wo CftI supjilv
your table with fsh, nutrition anQ
wholosomo moats at bed rock prices.
BE C, CROSS SALEM ORE
Phon 201
AlWand, Ore, City Counoil has voted
tettnua prohibition,
tbf ckaUlo) coasting steamer Athlon
la cm a raf near Port Orchard.
Crelw hasrethed from the leadership
si- Taaimaoy. Lewie Nixon succeed
hl,
" i i -it
Mi (. Dolnllj a member of the D,v-
Mjj uhwbm, was killed by a fall from
MIRROR, SCALES, 1STC.
There vns a man, And his
mirror said "sallow skin."
And the scales said "losintr
weight" And his friends did
wag their heads as he passed
by. Hut being a prudent man
he forthwith swallowed dally
certain pleasant doses of Scott's
Emulsion,
Then his mirror said "ruddy
face." And the scales sunk
beneath his weight. And Ins
friends looked upon him with
amaze.
fNoTK. This b no fabl but is true
ntstory,
303 Commercial Street
Opposite the Postoffice
(m)
susaa
$1
Getting Points
On la ind.-y work Is always advisablo be
lore taking your garments to . i ,,
IPtl. Anvnn u-lin Ima I..., I .1..:.
dering done at the fealem Steam laundry
knows the quality ol our word, li'mf.
n."?!00 ivuiB the correct litajh to
u" . ? ,vu"WH men appreciate
"c",.?rndd?,.,v'-you .Seed onS
.- or.i.i ua your miurote.
Efficiently
Seiyes
a Vast
Territory
Dy through service to ana from the
principal cities la tbe folio wlnr states :
IOWA ILLINOIS
INDIANA MINNESOTA
WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA
MISSOURI ARKANSAS
TENNESSEE KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI
Through Tourist Cars From
The Pacific Coast
TO
Chicago and Cincinnati,
Connecting wlth'.through tralos for all polnti tt?;
tasi, south ana &ouTiieasi!
Fast and handsomely equleced, steam-hritti
irains uiaiui cars, uuuci Licrary uiri
Sleecln? Cars. Free Recllnlor Chairs Cirs.
Send fifteen cents la stamps for wall mi of '
the United States and Cuba for eir-
ticulars, regarding rates, time, servlci
ex., cauoosraauress
.,.,, D. II. TRUMBULL,
142 Third St. Com'l. Ag'f.
Portlaad, Oregon.
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.
No. 2 For Yanulna:
Train eavca Albany 12:60 p. in,
xnuu leuvca uorvauiB..., irsrj p. m
Train arrives Yaqulna . fl: p. tu!
nu. j ivuburning;
Leaves Yaqulna C-OOa.ui
Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. ra
w loany i2:i p. m ti
ii u. o juur jjoireii:
Leaves Albany 7;00 o. m
Arrives Detroit 12;16 p. n
wo. 4 Jrom Detreit:
Leaves Detroit 12M5 p. iu
Arrives Albany 6:40 p. m
Trains 1 arrives in Albany in Umi
to connoct w ith the 8. P. south bound,
train, us well as Riving two or threi
iioura in Albany before departure of 8 ,J
. norm oounu iratn lor fortland.
Train No. 2 connects with tho 8, P
wojt aide train at CornJliB Crossing foi
TndoDondonce. MoMinnvllln nml nl
points north to Portland.
J. TonHtu, Edwin Bto.vi, .
Agent, Albany. Managi
nly
Salem Steam Laundry
""" . .mbo, nan.
I hone -111
32J Liberty Street
The Great
Rock Island
Route
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A flrst-olasa nilvstu liru.,,:,.,! .. ..'.. .
oases. Built the past year eliwlallv tor ? Ctr1' and w'cal
use!. Convenen lv located Shinto,?, i' ,e JurHe for which it !
of the olty. The meet : moiUrn . h,Jni block" o( tna bminew nirt
thmughmif the bufflt. naU "v" howflln, 'V' PpK2
nd elaetioity Here tne sick cTn have hIaU,r ,an'1 llM" by gal
private home, combined wit li all the alra ! e0Inta "1 an elegant
without the noise, contu Ion, and IpnWieitvf i 8"Ueral hoBa
T r.'.i" "?""" " request!. For to, I 'XTL"X W. l
""lourauniy nersonn v. "" lur'r
Is tbe only lint
onoratine a weel
ly Pora o n a 1 1
Conducted Tour
ist Excursion ca
between Port
land and flhfm
go change via tho World's greatest Seen
lc line, malting cIobo connection '.t Ch
cago in Union Depot for all points East
uy eianuaru sleeping
car between Salt Lnka
City, Denver and Chicago,
Buffet. Library ainnkino
cars between Pueblo. Den-
ver and Chicago. The best and moJ
reasonable dining car service botweef
tueblo and Chicago. If you aro going
Kaneae City. Omaha. Dea Moines. Chi
cago or any place east, you should on
quire about he Groat Rock Island Routi
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