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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 1892, ' 8 Cannot be Excelled c a purer or rL stronser L bakin J wft, powder A. than the Royal it is im-possible to make. It is absolutely pure and health-ful, and composed of the best ingre-dient- s, and of highest strength and character. "Dr. Davidson, "Dr. Fiske, "Dr. McQUESTEN, "Dr. Letournex, --San Franciuo B'i Health? $150,000 Walker Bros Wp Open woethof The Gates of Reduction. spring Goods & Fyler Co. weaps, aa CHANCE! UluflnilU OiiliL CLOTHING, of new goods. AND GISTS' FURNISHINGS, Is one thing, Wisdom is another, The wise person i3 not the one who gets the Opportunity, but the one who XNOWS THE OPPOBTUNITY Q.g Jflrjjjrjny when ne gets it and takes advantage of this great Chance. IMoll D f I? J I I a j We start the ball moving TOMORROW by exhibiting the greatest 1 1 II Ob.lV I 111 10 I J j Li!. number of attractions ever offered to our patrons. The reputation we f have established in AND SEE Dress Goods our weekly special sales njszmm n)y AT? ATT will prove another successs tomorrow. We satisfy the people and fi I A Barffaiii that will paralyze them that tell8 tne 8tory. Read every word thoroughly. JJLX M J . Xl-JJ-U all. Full 40-in- eh wide, every color. double warp, 50 pieces, and to give . all a chance will place the line at BOYS' KNEE PANTS OCP mn n flSlVO IMPORTANT N0iiLiE,:e How is this for a leader, 150 LUU IUM iUl UAnlUllI tually desirous of purchasing it will not pairs of boys Knee Pants, regular uieet with the approval of the house to show their goods as if they were value 65c, will be sold this week going to buy. We wish to impress upon every man, woman and at child that this is not the case with us. We wish to extend a cordial f invitation to ono and all that our beautiful stock is open to the public. wQC. t. c i Everything will be shown indiscriminately and no one over-urge- d immm llmvl J """silks " Bedford Corfls rallies JG1XJgS A leader for Monday that will d$ ORIENT. J ,-- ,o Uak, tat UcU. fast. Misses Ribbed Hose, guaranteed serpe ween, drobt, browni place oa sale Gkl. r fast black extra ton si ze8 from 5 to --Budu.M JUST RECEIVED &22g&. CO AA 8 Will dose the line at sturt tho mason early will Noue to be had anywhere I Cj&O.CV. il taB raUre line at r pieces, every conceivable 87 Inches 5000 yardi I color, 40 inches wide. A bar- - Monday at ' I M W -'-OC 62 i-2- c v- i- 8c. to eell every CHiLDS JERSEY SUITS An immense sale of Plain yard m three days. li'ank Indlas, 32 inches wide; First come, lirt served PFRPAIF 7PPHYR At ou...r sPeH' sale Monday IflM TlTPFklTl only requires ten yards for a Monday What do you iUlUOiUj iiLULUlli ,Uai ' " - KIIV'I'V ,;rei8- Worth JL3i anywhere, think of it S- -at The greatest Bargain ever "J Il Ii II 1 V I 1 I Monday at . advertised. Full Iff inches Child.' .Jersey Suits in all spring J - VI ROr wide. Fast colors. Good shades, regular prices $4.75, I value at lSe. 3500 yards In Monday lUlLLLl Lllll tiSd&&& DRESS GOODS. Tr $2.95. New Moires, Slmngions, OC Give OUr Millinery Department & TokM, tttritunf, IUanwatM We will show an cudlese vari- - mn mn n,..,, m,,.,.,, " ' call. Latest importations of Kt So' "W WeTr,ln CHULIES DE ' MEN S SUITS. FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS and'trLS,''1'3 AFRICAN. tZLZZXnyovl .a .lust arrived and open to the smr) varrt, . o S And Immense Productions from our public at low prices. Clay Worsted Suits, our regular own work rooms, and assortmeni LACE DRESS NETS. "ur EiM"wide. cLmlng U0.00 Suits incomparable in style, price ami Black Dr,luingNot i P"m-- Aiitogoat jr.-- i Workmanship. now: designs, 4(1 Indies wide , L T1 U CI I OC. vAU.W. our counter Honday ana th rlfJHbll f dllulll OUilS ana kat That heretofore were .o!d at VICTORIA LAWNS, NEW ATTRACTION djO. from $10 to $li. Bought es. Something entirely dilfcr- - . ST? TT arm peeially for this week's sale, cut from the ordinary run l wargain liasenient. Peruso yards Draping Net 48 Latest colors. i7 inches wide. Figured, earefully, Turkish Bath Soao nl T,r. j Vp'rttty JircTS ' " at 15c."VV A salu worth lOe !,er cake, .Monday ud week OllOvV VV lllUOW S. 85c. $7.00. 5c. 5c. REDUCED PRICES IN LUMBER, ETC., ETC. E. Sells& Co. Are olosing out their whole Stock of Lumber, Doors Windows and I'aiUlmg Material at Reduced Irioes for Cash. Kloninger Bros. The Denver Cash Clroeers. Removed to 10 East Third South 5 Doors East Main St. jgClieapcst place in Salt Lake to buy Groceries. Bead our prices and be convinced. 17 lbs. Granulated Sugar... l.OO 1 doz. Norway Herring. 31 -18 lbs. C Sugar 1.00 1! lbs. Smoked Salmon. . . . 88 pk Arbuekles Coffee 45 1 doz. Bloaters 3K 1- -2 lb. Pk. Good Tea 15 Hest Hams, medium. . . 18 1-- fl 1 lb. Young Bhrson SO Rest Hams large .. il !i Cans Sweet Corn. U5 5 lbs. Lard White Label. 2 CansSolid Pack Intern . 55 To- - IO lbs. Lard Wrhite Label 1 .00 matoes gg 50 lbs. Flour Best Straight J Cans lit st Pumpkin 25 Grade l'.M 1 lb Can Baking Powder 25 25 lbs. Roil Oats.! l oo 1 doz. Ranch Eggs 15 2 lbs. Chok e Prune. 1 lb. Best Creamery Butter.. 5 1 1 lbs Best English Currants 1 .OO 1 lb. Good liaut-- Butter 25 11 lbs. L. M. Raisins 1.00 2 lb. Brick Codfish 15 5 lbs. Navy Beans 25 CALL FOR PRICE LIST. Respectfully, KLONINGER BROS. Authorized City Agents FOlt THE J3ANK OF COMMERCE. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SALT LAKE CITY. Five Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Deposits. Transacts a General Banking Business. : I DIRECTORS Bot- - '"ins President Ww. II McInttbs J. B. Farlow W, V Chiseoim M. K Vahhon. C. L. Hanvamast B. F. Walkib ..Cashier W. H. limits E. E. Rica 8. H. FlBUM, Jn Ast. Cashier K. B. Critchlow. ; Capital $250,000. Sib $25,000. American National Bank Of Salt Lake CKy. Organized October, 1880. Interest Paid on Savings and Time Deposits. DIRECTORS: - JAMES H. BACON, President. F. L. HOLLAND, rashier. A M (,llNT II. 1. BAl ON, Vic President. W. B HOLLAND, Asst. Cashier. M J. OKAY : JARV18. JLTWE J. W. JUDD. JUDGE C. V. LOOFBOUROW. F. w. KOSB. SECRETARY ELIJAH SELLS. GOVERNOR A. L. 1HOMAS. JUDGE 1). G. TUNNICLIFF. Deposit Stamp System. OF THE Utah Commercial k Savings Bank. U-2-4 K. First South. loth Ward Co-o-p Cor. 6th East and 4th Sontb U F Brooks Cor. 1st South and 6th Kas Foulgar Brot MEM Eardley A Spirry...... 686 Sooth Mats Mrs. A. Buttrworth..Cor. trd West and Drd Soutl Wm. Stoneman 444 W. h North lftth Ward Store 140 W. lit South Mrs. C. Hill 8TN. 5th West H 9. Evuns Ill S. ftth West B. I. Shimmiaj 637 N. 1st West Frank Beaming 667 B. 4th East Blddowav Bros 701 E.7th Sonth Wrs. 8. Borne Cor. State and 11th South Bnanr A Sons SH W. 6th South J. A M. Irvine 7M 8. 2nd East R. H. Irvine 466 3rd St John H. Kelson 818 E. 8nd Soutfc Arthur Frewln 776 W. North Temple A. H. Woodru Liberty Park John F. Coe Cor. 2nd Soath and 8rd East Robinson A King 847 West Tempi J. W. Harris... .". 810 C tit Jolia Brown Cor. N. Temple and Und Weal 0. P. Held 377 Wb St Richard Pnerdlr, , Bountiful CenterriUe Co-o- p ... Centwvllla Paciac Lumber A Building Co. . Sugar Postofflce Jamee Neilson Big Cottonwood George Seville Mill Creak 1. h"i, :, Parmlngtea BA DEPOSITS can be made at the Bauk o OvJiwith any of Its agents, and when the amount reaher $1.00 the depositor Kill get 5 per cent or tarest thereon, compounded 4 times a year. GENERAL HANKING BUSINESS. DraacToHs . Armstrong, P. W. Madsen, Thot, W. Ellerbeck, Boliver Kooerts, Dr. Jos. 3. Rich-ards, Thee. w. Jennings, O. H. Harday, It. K. Cuumiurf. Sauiael M Tutyre. Mrs. Barrows' Millinery Opening, Mon-day, March S8. Magnificent display of spring patterns and imported millinery novelties. The styles tliis season are handsomer than ever. Ladies will please call between the hours of 10 a. ru. aud 5 p. in. Mits. M. J. BfRROws, 18 South Main St. Electric Motors! Of ail Sizes kept in Stock up to 500 Volts and from 1 -- Horse Power to 40-Hor- se Fowor.j ALSO Electric Light Dynamos, Incandescent Lamps , of me Best Manufacture Suitable for any Socket, 50 Volts to 110 Volts, 16 CP. to 75Q CP. Also a Full Assortment oi ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, CTEAM PUMPS, L HOISTING ENGINES, AIR COMPRESSORS, ROCK GRILLS. Eraser & Chalmers, Chicago. ra MINING MACHTMF.pY - m L C. TRENT, Director and General Western Manager. Salt Lake City. Utah. - Helena, Montana. PRICES eaDiBaking vlPowder: Vted in Millions of Homes 40 Yeaw the nml ' s BREVITIES. The amlling face of sprin is again seen. The Utah Central will run two trains dally to Park City after April L A big erey cat has been added to the force In the county clerk's office. W. 3. Leeley, convicted of assault, was ordered to appear for sentence a week from Saturday. J. H. Mvle filed his bond yesterday with tbe '.cjTiturial auditor, as trustee of the re-form school. Isaac Nelson, Pay Sochran, John Good-fello-and Kob ShuiTer, arrested tor drunk-enness, were fined the usual $5. Health department report: Sixty.four deaths for F'ohruary. Mcles '33, females 8L Births, 04; males 41, females 33. Tbe Western Union holds messages E. C. Barch, Col. T. T. Armstrng, C. L, Beverage, Ifr. H. II 1! I.' ngwell, ,lohu Ashley, Klmer Walker and L. V. Wagner. Marriaee licensee were yesterday issued to WiliiumMace. agejd 25, and BUea K. Hill, aL'ed iO; and Irwin B. Groye, aged 3S, and Olive K. Fur 3S. At Ogden yesUrday marriage licenses w re issued to Phillip Bertsch and Stella M( Kcagne, both M Salt Lake. The breaking of an axle on the Uhion c paaaenger train last evening caused it to arrive In the citf at U:3u instead of 7:30, schedule time. N 3 one was hurt. The. cantata "Qiaeen Esther" will be given for the bencgt of tlta Hebrew Sabbath school tonight, at Independence hall, corner Third South ne: r Main, commencing at 7:30. William JIuuden.. a native of Vancouver, was examined by .Tiidgc Bartch on the charge of insanity. There: was not sufficient evi-dence to liold him, so he was dischnrgi. The infaut-so- of Sergeant and Mrs. Don-ovan will be furled at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon frotn thu family residence at S31 East Brigham struct All friends Invited. Bishop Noblexin the examination of the temple case this, miirning, pulled out a deed that had been sftcn d by Joseph Smith the prophet, and F.ianui, his wife, in 1B34. It was for some pntaK rty in Nauvoo. The Tuscaroraasociety held a largely at-tended medicine Halk lass evening In Odd Fellows' hall, wdfkrx- the sachems introduced fifty-fiv- e new md ifeers to the secrets of the order and adopted Vthcm into the tribe. The members of khe New England society met last aventl a:, the rooms of l)r. Whit-ney in the Wulker block. There were about forty tnemUers groijen. The aumseinent of the evening-wa- s pv tijyessive euchre. Ike Green a,one ts; beggar who has been in ttao city for'sh: CMmths without having done any work, was arrested this morning for begging on the Ulreet, aud at his request he was given three Mours to get out of town. A musical receptkti under the direction of Rrof. H. S. Krouse) wDI be given for the benefit of the Onunas' Home and Day Nurs-ar- r at tb raaldanon of Mrn. Henrv Slegel, 70S Fast Second Soa'tJi atroet, on Thursday, March Hist, from Urto 5 p. m. Deputy Msrsbal'iEachtnan came up from Provo last cveniuitr, bringing with him two prisoners, W. I.. Btlrr aud Bose Sldelorthan. The former was sentenced1 to six months im-prisonment for stdtitift liquor to Indians afnd the latter was sentenced to two months for fornication. , One-sixt- interest in the Silver Grrmee mine at Dugway vieis sdd yesterday by 0. II. Murray fo BeoBpll & Sands for 11000. Work will be begun imraedlatujy and devel-opment pushed, so abipmeuts of ore can bo alerted as soon as possible. The little son who arrived sTOne ton weeks ago to gladden the hearts of Sfcrgeant Dono-van and wife, was taken from them by the harsh decrees of dath last evening. The little fellow had been fcelinir'well up to y afternoon, but he was suddenly taken ith a bad attUtck of Indigestion and died at 10:45. The sergeant and his good have the sympathy of the entire police force and their hosts of friends in this, the saddest hour of thaif lives. A special train rem out to Garfield yester-da-with Me ssrs. Treweek, liarratf. Book-ledg- McGiU and Doolittle of the Salt Lake Bowing club, ami Superintendent Bancroft, Superintendent Young of the. Utah division. Superintendent Washburue of the Pacific hotel department, aud General Passun-rc- Agent Hurley, representing the Union Pa-cific. Thy found everything in as good condition as could be expected, after a long hard winter. . . MORE SCHOOL FLAGS. The P. O. S. of A. lias Now Secured 2ti Flags for the Public Schools of the Territory. II. A. ferponlng, district president P. O. S. of A., district of Utah, has succeeded in securing for the Ogden, Park City and Provo public, schools each a magnificent United States flag from the publishers of the Ywiths' ComauUt, Boston, Mass. These flags arc precisely like those pre-sented to tue schools of Salt Lake City, and are beauties, 7x15 feet in size. Mr. Terpcniug has been instructed by the donors to have the Hags presented by the P. O. S. of A. camps of these several cities. This makes twenty-si- flags which Mr. Terpcniug has secured for the public schools of Utah as gifts. The Touth'$ ( 'oinpanUn has a plan of sending to the teachers of the schoole of the eouutry printed certificates which Btato that "the bearer is entitled to ono share in the school flag fund." These certificates are sold to the scholars for 10c to 15c according to how expensive a Hag the school desires and the number of scholars there are iu the ichoola. The money thus raised is sent to the Youth' ( 'othtHini ' i, and they send the schoo a flag at Igrcatly reduced prices made of American bunting, tho material of which is made at General Ben Better's factory, the only manufactory of this material in the United States. A lot of these certificates were sent to Mr. Terpening, with a request that he hae them sold in tho public achools here, but he decided that he would go their plan "one better," and made propositions and s until he was finatlv notified that the Hags were on the way for tin' pubHe schools of the city as "Christmas gift." The public remembers how these Hags were presented to tbe school board iu the Tabernacle on Christinas last, and by the hoard to the severol schools cn Washington's birthday, the 22d of last month. Had the schools of Utah purchased these flags they would have cost them the snug sum of 1314.50, besides the freight. As it is they have cost the P. O. S.of A. only $10 and that for express charges. HEATED BY WATER. The Flow of the llolse Hot Springs May Warm the City A Novrl But Seem-ingly Practicable Scheme. The following is from the Boise Statesman: If tbe plans of some of the members of the Artesian Hot uud Cold Water company are carried out, Boise will, within a year or two, be the only city In the country heated by means of natural hot water. It is claimed that the water that flows from the hot springs east of the city can he put to this use, and if this proves to be the case, the annual saving In fuel alone will run away up in tho thousands. The experiment has been auccessfully tried in the elegant mansion recently erected for C. V. Moore. By means of pipes of special manufacture tho boilinsj water is" conveyed to and throughout the house, which is considerably over half a mile t from the springs. It is said that the water will retain a great percentage of its natural heat after having flowed through several miles of piping, aud it is aaaartfld that It will perform service equal to that of any hot water system ever devised. It Ib claimed the springs are at au alti-tude suttlcieut to force the water into pipes upon the top floor of au ordinary four or Ave story building. Competent judges say that the natural heating scheme is not only a praotlcabla oue, but Is one that should be encouraged. snmmoQs. In the District Court iu and for the Third Jndi-- 1 ial District of Utah Territory, Couaty ot Salt Lake. Fred King, plaintiff, I vs. V Summon.!. Jennie M. King, defendant ) The People of the Territory of Utah Sea Greeting to Janule M. King, defendant. rOL' ABB HEREBY HEUIKED TO AP-- pear iu au action brought against you by tho above name.! plaintiff In tho District Court of the Third Judicial District of tlio Territory of Utah, and to ancwer tho complaint died therein within ten days (eiclubive of the day ! of service! after tho service on you of this sum-mons- if nerved within this county; or, if semd out ot this county, but tn this district, within twenty days; otherwieo within forty days or judgment by default will le taken against you, according tn the prayer of said complaint. Tbe nam actiou is brought to have a decree of tills Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between tho plaintiff and defendant, and swardfDL' tho plaintiff uch other relief as to this court teems Just; above reliwf prayed forca the ground of adniterr committed by to her marriage to the plaintiff. And you are herebv notified that ff you fall to appear and answer tho said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to tho Court for tho relief demanded therein Wltnsss. the Hon. Charles 8. Zaae, Juthre, and the Seal of tho District Coortof the Third Judlclsl District, in and for tb Territory of Utah, this I9th day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight bnndred and ninetv-two- . Seal HEMtV li. McAULLAN Clerk. By GaonGB 1). Looms, Deputy Clerk. PERSONAL. C. F. Rathbone of the Kureka Miner is at the Walker. W. V. Wood of Omaha is registered at the Tcmpleton. H. Boyd and wife of Morriston, Pa., are at the Tetiiplctou. John J. Leyden of Deuvar is stopping at the Templcton. G. W. Shores and wife of Provo are at the Continental. F--. U. Adams and wife of New York are at the Knutsford. K. M. Clay and wife of Macon, Ga., are at the Knutsfoid. ('has. It. Kelsey of Rock Springs, Wyo., la at the Tcmpleton. A. L Swope, superintendent of the Flag-staff is iu the city. Hon. R. C. Chambers came in from the Ontario yesterday. .1. I. Kimball is on an extended trip to Chicago and New York. A. K. Davis and wile and R. I) Frazer of Denver, are guests at the Walker. John McChrystal, manager of tho Eureka Hill Mining company, is at the Walker. Division Superintendent llovey of the Rock Inland at Colorado .Springs, is in the city. N. W. McChrystal, the manager of the McChrystal store at Eureka, is Btopping at the Waliier. Mrs. G. t. Krb li ft this morning for being called away by the sickness of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Barrett and Misses and AHce Barrett of New York are at the Knutsford. C. W. Lyman and party of this city were booked yesterday for passage to Alaska in July on the steamer City of fopeka. IIou. Charles II. Brcdin of Pittsburg Is at the Walker. Mr. Breein has beeu spending aeveral mouth.--, on the coast for his health Detective John I.ayden of Deuver is in the city enjoying the hospitalities of the force, lie Is theollleor who telescoped counterfeiter Sprague. Mrs. Ed Kelley has returned to the city after a delightful sojourn among friends iu Chicago, accompanied by Mrs. Morgan and her children. A. F. Dobicr, wife and family are guests the Knutsford. Mr. Dobicr is a prominent business man of Albaiu, and is looking over the west with a view of niukiug Investments. C. L. Gates, traveling secretary for the international committee of the Y. M. C. A., with headquarters in New York, is in the city aseistiug the local association In its Work. He will reniaiu several days. Louis Hyem Esq., district muuager of the Mutual Life Insurance company of New-Yor-has returned from Provo whore he settled a loss of ilUOO in favor of .Mrs. Eliza-beth Laird. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fyler have returned after a protracted easteru trrp and aru re-ceiving a cordial ovation from their friends. Mr Fyler of the Arm of Wulker Bros. JS Fyler, reports haviug pun. bused a tremen-dous stock of Bpring novelties that on their arrival will be followed by a grand opening to tbe ladles of Zioa. 81QN Tilt: ROLL. Thn National Republican Club Opens its Hooks to the Kcpuhltran of Utah. The executive committee of the Utah Na-tional Republican club has ihsued the follow-in;- ; notice: The constitution and and the membership roll of the Utah National club of Salt Lake county, maybe fouud with the following persons. All s iu sympathy with the movement are cordially invited to join the club. FIRST PRECINCT. First ward W. H. II Spalford, Secoud ward Third ward C. Offenbach. Ktffhth ward J. J. Green. Ninth ward P. Lorhrie. Tenth ward Joseph Ashman. SEGONI! PRtClNCI. Fourth ward J. L. Green-Fif-th ward-Si- xth ward Seventh ward .V. W. Kaybould. Fourteenth ward Fifteeuth ward 11. P. Kvans. third run ISCT. Sixteenth ward Seventeenth ward I. R. Morris. Nineteenth ward George Lam bourne. Twenty-secon- ward- - --Sam Galeazzi. rOl KTU HKECIWt. etfateenth ward Will J, Lawrence. Twentieth ward James Olendlnnin. Twenty-firs- t ward V. M. C. Sllva, JOaeph Lrppman. KIKT1I IK Li ISCT. Eleventh ward K D. it. Thompson. Twelfth ward (' A. Krigbeum, Doc Al- - leu. Thirteenth ward Max Llppman, A. L. Si- - mondl. Mill Creek-- W. O. Timmous. Murray Harrv Hayuee. Sandy Wells Clark. Upper Bingham W, c. Corbis. Binirliam .lobii Mutter. Brooklyn mine K. (i. lyegg, Yosemltc No. J Kd Karau. Alta H. C. Walla. c E. M. Onion, secretary of club, ciirar store, 230 South Main street. C, H. farsous, book store, 164 South Main street. LAW OFFICES. W. G. Van Home. M. M. Kaichn, K. W. Tatlock, Bree.e A Burris. MURDER AT PARK. George Jtoundy Killed in a Saloon Bow by Thomas O'Nell-T- he Trouble Arose Over a Bet. George Roundy was killed by Thomas O'Neil in u saloon row at Park City betwecu 3 aud 4 o'clock yesterday morning. The men were both young and had always borne the reputation of peacable and hard working men. Roundy leaves a wife in Kansas. (' Neil who is a native of Ireland is unmarried. The trouble arose over a bet of who could kick the highest. Both were intoxicated and Wordl led to blows. O'Neil kuocked Bound; down and started iu to kicking the prostrate man, who received fatal injuries before he was rescued, aud died later in the day. The coroner held au Investigation and tue jury found that Roundy came to his death from the effects of a fall which dislocated his neck. The fall was caused by a blow occasioned by O'Neil. O'Neil Is under arrest. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Hiram Ilowtett Eldredge, deceased." VTOT1CE IS HKRBBY GIVEN, BY THB I N-- derslgneii, administrator of the estate of Howlett Eldredge, deceased, to the creditors cf and all persons huvme: claims against tbe said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publi-cation of this notice, to the said A. S. Kemiall administrator at and & East Second South street. Salt LaUo City, hi tbe County of bait Lake ' 'ah. A. 8. KENDALL, Administrator of thenstate of Uiraui Hewlett deceased. Dalod March 8rd, 1892. A New Departure. Commencinif Sunday, April 3, 18!r2, a new flrst-clas- s sleeping car line will be estab-lished between Denver and Chicago via the Burlington route frmn to Omaha and the f 'A ', Milwaukee it St. fail Shirt Uiu from Omaha to Chicago, leaving Denver at 8:30 p.m. daily, and urriviug iu Chicago at 9 o0 a.m. second morning, iu time to make all eastern couueclious. |