Trains 



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The Chicago & North-Western 

 Railway, the Pioneer Line to the 

 West and Northwest, and the only 

 double-track railway between 

 Chicago and the Missouri River, 

 is famous for a superb service that 

 provides for patrons 



The Best of Everything 



The following trains from Chicago 

 via 



Are especially notable for perfection of 

 service. 



The Overland Limited 



Less than three days to Calitornia. 



Chicago=Portland Special 



Three days to Oregon and Washington. 



The Colorado Special 



Only one night to Denver, 



The North=Western Limited 



To St. Paul and Minneapolis — Electric Lighted. 



The Dulnth Fast Mail 



Fast train to the Head of the Lakes. 



Copper Country Express 



To Maro.uette and Lake Superior points. 



For tickets, maps, time tables and full 



information apply to any ticket 



agent or address 



W. B. KNISKERN, 



Passenger Traffic Manager. 



CHICAGO. III. 



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TI16"BI0 FOUR" Route 



CHICAGO 



TO 



Indianapolis Cincinnati 



Louisville Florida 



AND ALL POINTS SOUTH & SOUTHEAST 



The Scenic Line to VIRGINIA, HOT 

 SPRINGS and WASHINGTON, D. C. 

 via the picturesque CHESAPEAKE & OHIO 

 RAILROAD. 



The only line from Chicago connect- 

 ing in Central Union Depot, Cincinnati, 

 with the Chesapeake & Ohio, Queen & 

 Crescent, Louisville & Nashville, Bal- 

 timore & Ohio. 



J. C. TUCKER, G. N. A. 



238 Clark St., Chicago 



ALTON 



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THE first dining 

 car in the 

 world, the "Del- 

 monico," was run 

 by the Chicago 

 Sn Alton in 1868. 

 Then the "Alton" 

 was the best din- 

 ing car line be- 

 cause it was the 



only one. To-day it is the best dining 



car line because it is 



"TKe Only- "Way" 



People You Meet in the Dining Car, 



Pictures of an American Prince, an old maid, a 

 drummer, a pretty girl, a farmer, and other types, 

 are contained in a booklet, which will be sent for 

 a two-cent stamp. Address Geo. J. Charl- 

 ton, Gen. Pass. Agt., C. & A. R'y, Chicago, 111., 

 who also has on hand a few Fencing Girl calen- 

 dars at 25 cents each. 



