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Show THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Is the PIONEER KOUIE between OMAHA and C'UIOAGO, completed I four yeurs ago, since wh ch time tho tompan.y have spared neither pains nor i expense in perfecting its read bed and ' track, and cuiacpiug it wiih rolhnc1 i-t nek ..riln; in. l iuuJu, i tup ru veiuents; this, together with the fact of its being ilie Shortest Line, oilers to tho Traveling Travel-ing Public a route unsurpassed in this country for speed, comfort, safety and sure connections. PARTICULAR CAUTION should be taken by passengers in selecting their rout", and not bo deceived by false advertisements nnd representations by interested parties of competing lines in regard to time, distances, rated, etc. This popular route requires no false statements, relying on ils true merits, it needs only to be known by the traveling travel-ing public to be appreciated. TIME: San Francisco to Omaha, four days and stven hours. Via Chicago and North Western Railway, Omaha to Chicago, twenty-three twenty-three hours. Omaha tc Now York, sixty hours. Omaha to Boston, sixty-four hours. Pullman's Palace, Hotel, nnd Sleeping Sleep-ing Cars Are run on nil through trains from Omaha to Chicago. How to Secure Sleeping Berths Be- foro Reaching Omaha: Passengers desirous of securing Sleeping Sleep-ing Berths, Sections or State Kooms in tho Sleeping Car from Omaha East, can do so by telegraphing from anv of tho stations on the Union Pacific iiailroad, to W. A. Carpenter, General Agent, C. & N. . Ha 'UV'ty, Omaha, s ating what they want. This is all they need to do I until they reach the O. & N. W. liail-:way liail-:way Depot on the east sido of tho Missouri Mis-souri ltiver, then go to the Steeping Car Conductor, give him their mimes, as per telegram, and they will lind that ho has their bertha reserved for them. Passengers going East will consult their own interest by securing Through Tickets via CUTAOO & NOKTU WESTERN HAIL WAY, which can be procured at all principal ticket offices in California and the West, and at railroad olliccs to San Erancisco, Salt Lake City, Ogdou, Omaha and Council BluU's. J NO. O. GAULT, General Sup't Chicago. H. 1 STAN WOOD, General Ticket Agent, Chicago. j8 |