ROUND TRIP From Chicago to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo daily throughout the summer months; return limit October 31st. $25.00 first and third Tuesday of each month; return limit 21 days, and daily July 10th to 15th, inclusive; return limit August 20th. Only one night to Denver from Chicago and the Central States, via the handsomely equipped Colorado Special. There are two trains daily to Colorado over the only double-track railway between Chicago and the Missouri River, via the Chicago, Union Pacific & North-Western Line CS203 Send 4 cents in stamps for booklets, maps, hotel lists and full information. W. B. KNISKERN, P. T. M., Chicago & North-Western Ry., CHICAGO, ILL. A Colorado Yellowstone Tour Have you two vacation weeks at your disposal? Do you want to do something different, something better than you Then here is a brief outline of a tour that will bring you the Leave Chicago (for example) any day after June 1 on either of the Burlington's famous fast trains to Denver. You may travel via Omaha, Pacific Junction, St. Joseph or Kansas City, just as you like. Stop-overs permitted (no extra charge) at the Missouri River and points west. From Denver take a side trip to Colorado Springs (no extra charge) and see the Cheyenne Canyons, Garden of the Gods, Pike's Peak and other attractions. Returning to Denver, spend from one to three days in making some of the numerous and inexpensive little journeys into the mountains. Leave Denver on the Burlington's Yellowstone Park train, the route of which is thro' the interesting formations of Northwest Nebraska; along the picturesque Black Hills (into which inexpensive side trips may be made); over the Big Horn Mountains; past Custer Battlefield, the most tragic upon which our sun shines; and, finally, thro' famed Yellowstone Valley to Gardiner, the official entrance to the Park. This tour provides for a stay of five and a half days in Wonderland -a complete tour of the Park-coaching each day, viewing what is by far the most interesting scenery on the globe and being entertained at the best hotels. Stay longer, if possible, for this is the finest outing place known. Only extra charge after five and a half days is for hotel accommodations-$4.00 and up per day; after seven days $3.50 and up per day. After leaving Yellowstone Park, you travel to Minneapolis and St. Paul, following the Yellowstone River thro' Montana, making a bee line thro' North Dakota's fertile fields and crossing Minnesota's Lake Park region. It would be well to provide for a day or two in and about the Twin Cities, for there is much to do and to see. Then come home on one of the Burlington's handsome observation trains running over the Mississippi River Scenic Line. This will give you a splendid view of the finest river scenery east of the Rocky Mountains, and, in addition, a cool and comfortable journey. Don't you think you would like to make this tour? The cost of a railway ticket for the entire tour (exclusive of side trips other than that to Colorado Springs), and including the coaching trip and five and a half days hotel accommodations in the Park, is only $85 from Chicago, Peoria or St. Louis; only $79 from Missouri River points, Kansas City to Omaha, inclusive. Let me tell you more about this grand trip. Just write "Colorado-Yellowstone Tour" above your address on a postal card, sending it to P130 P. S. EUSTIS, 368"Q" Building, Chicago. THE The Atlantic Monthly Advertiser 63 FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO. 1876 FIDELITY LIABILITY HEALTH STEAM BOILER ELEVATOR PLATE GLASS BURGLARY FLY WHEEL CAPITAL, DUMONT CLARKE, WM. P. DIXON, ALFRED W. HOYT, OF NEW YORK GEORGE F. SEWARD, President ROBERT J. 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