Life — December 3, 1891 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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Personally-conducted Tours and their Growth, Some idea of the amount of traveling done by Americans as a people and the comfort and luxury they command is gathered from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's announcement of its personally- conducted tours for 1891 and 1852. First comes a series to the Golden Gate and Mexico, leaving New York and Philadelpbia January 13th, February roth and 2gth, March 2th, and April 2oth, Tourists will travel by. superbly-appointed special trains of Pullman drawing-room, sleeping, dining, smoking, and observation cars, under the supervision of -a Tourist Agent and Chaperon. Then follows a series of six to Jacksonville—January roth, February 2d and 16th, March ist, 13th, and 29th, 1892. The first five admit of two whole weeks in the sunny South, while tickets for the sixth tour are good to return by ‘regular trains until May goth, 1892. “The round+trip rate is but $50 from New York and $48 from Philadelphia. A series to Washington, D.C., leave November 26th, Decenber 10th and 28th, 1891; January 21st, February 18th, March 17th, April ‘7th and 28th, and Mav 19th. each tour covering a period of three days. and iate of $12.50 from New York and $10 from Philad: Iphia inclides all necessary traveling expenses and board at the National Capital. On December 28th a personally-conducted tour will also be run to Old Point Comfort, covering a period of four days and all expenses. and tickets sold from Philadelphia at rate of $15; New York, $18. February 2d a tour will be run to Washington, Richmond, Virginia Beach, and Old Point Comfort, covering eight days, and tickets will be sold at $42 from New York and $40 from Philadelphia. Last of all, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that it, during the months of July and ‘August, 1892, the date to be definitely announced later, proposes running two distinct tours to the Yellowstone National Park. 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