Council of the Heart tests two strangers in Maya's city
In the City of the Heart Maya and her companions face ritual scrutiny. Tikal presides as the council weighs their breach of gates and their claim of brotherhood. The narrator reveals they must prove their rank and knowledge to escape death.
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Maya
Brethren of the Heart
Tikal
Ireper
Sewor
Son of
Ignnatio the
Wanderer
Ignatio
Brotherhood of the
Ieart
Zibalbay
Aibalbay
Mattai
Yisveye
Bouin
The Council of the Mieant And The Pyramid Summit
Attendants provided clean robes for Anya and royal ornaments as nobles escorted the group to the sanctuary atop the pyramid. The party climbed the stairs to the crest under a starry sky, then descended along a copper ramp guarded by soldiers at the western face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapter
Council OF the Mieant
Anya
Aed
Prophecy Tests Heart Talisman In Maya Sanctuary
In a council chamber the heart talisman is reassembled and opened revealing a stone eye and a gold plate with ancient writing. Mattai deciphers the tablet, declaring a prophecy that Maya must wed the white man’s son to restore their nation, igniting Tikal’s fury.
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Tikal
Zibalbay
Maya
Mattai
Matta
Council
Ecgie
Tikai
Dimas
Swell
Lirzs
Nohua
Bryan Party Arrives in Chicago Amid Crowded Reception
The Bryan campaign tour reached Chicago with a dense, heat sweltering crowd surrounding the Clifton house on Monroe Street. After a long wait the candidate spoke briefly, praising the common people and urging civic duty while supporters pressed for a louder welcome.
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Bryan
Clifton House
State Street
Wabash Avenue
Monroe Street
Clifton
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
William J. Strong
Mr. Strong
Bill
Des Moines
Gen. Weaver
Rock Island Road
Colfax
Aurorn
Mitchellville
Newton
Grinnell
Brooklyn
Marengo
Iowa City
West Liberty
Tirvan
Indianapolis
Durant
Davenport
Rock Iskind
Moline
Geneseo
Sheffield
Ottawa
Spring Valley
Ta Salle
Morris
Joliet
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Road
Englewood Presbyterian Church
The South Garden and Monon Route Excursions
A northern farmer values the South as a garden and explains easier year round living. Monon Route offers first class one way fares with return validity on select Tuesdays or Fridays within 31 days, with liberal stop overs. Tickets available Aug 17 18 31 Sept 1 4 15 Oct 5 6 18 20. Contact Monon Route agents or Frank J Resp G P A Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South
Frank J. Resp
Chicago
Momeseekers Excursions South Take Round Trip Fares
The cage Eastern Illinois R.R. announces first class round trip tickets to Florida and the South valid 31 days from sale. Dates include June 15 16 and July 6 with additional dates in August September and October. One fare plus $2.00 for the round trip. For details contact C W Humphrey Bt Paul Minn or C L Stone Chicago.
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Wand Zist
Cage & Eastern Illinois Kr.rk
Florida
C W. Humphrey
Bt. Paul
Minn
Minn. City Ticket Offic
Clark St
C. L. Stone
G. P
T. A
Chicago
Stomach Bitters Promoted For Nervousness and Digestion
An advertisement asserts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters calms the nervous system and corrects digestive errors. It claims relief from dyspepsia, epigastric pain, malaris, biliousness, rheumatism, and kidney trouble, and quotes a Detroit Free Press anecdote about a crying child.
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Detroit Free Press
Northwestern Line Offers Chicago to St Paul Excursion Fare
Due to the G A R Encampment the North Western Railway posts an eight dollar round trip excursion fare from Chicago to St Paul with return valid to September 14 and extendable to September 30 1906 Tickets and info available through connecting line agents or W B Niskern G P T A Chicago IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Paul
Koturs
North-Western Line
Chicago & North- Western Railway
Wil
W. B. Niskern
Chicago, IL
Cheap Excursions to West and Northwest by North Western Line
The North Western Line will sell Howe Seekers excursion tickets at very low rates to many points in the West and Northwest on August 4 and September 1 15 29 October 6 and 2 1896. For full information apply to ticket agents or W B Kauiskers G P and T A Chicago Ill. Courriz Come Mamie let us play Adam and Eve Mamie How will we play it You tempt me with an apple and I will eat it Texas Sifter.
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North-Western Line
Chicago & North-Western Ba
W. B. Kauiskers
Chicago
Jonxnxu
Courriz
Mamie
Texas Sifter
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
C. P. Atmore
Louisville
J. K. Tidgely
Low Rate Excursions South and Other Notices
An assortment of ads and notices including low rate round trips to the South via Louisville and Nashville Railroad with first and third Tuesday departures and contact details for agents. Also mentions Missouri Kansas Texas Railway excursions for Homeseekers and Harvesters, a naturalism anecdote, medical patent ads, fashion notes, and brief humor items from various papers.
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Heart of the World
H. Rider Haggard
Els Friedd
Joncas
B. Rider Haggard
Osten
Sean
Council of the Heart
Waresboro
Southern Express Company
Grala
Perry
Amanche Indian Country
Here
Joussy
Mammat
Maumma
Johnny
Momeseekers
O'Flannigan
Indianapolis Journal
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Orcddress
James Barxen
Gen. Pass. & Tit. Agt
St. Louis
Firsteday
Dr. Milne
Kirn
Phila
Flegende Blactter
J. Mccann
Waukegan, TH
Foxsiex
Detroit Tribune
Glenn
Hill
Abe Brabant
Ecolding
Jexxie Pixcharp
Springfield
Ill
Barrows Hus
Harper’s
Burar
Hall
Price Ac
Aus
Sfock
Rae Minnesota Bakers
Atrhwesterm
Ceceeenep
Eel
Texas & SL
Cts
Ryley
S. Milwaukee
Detroit
S. F. Boyce
Duluth
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Aermotor Company
San Trane
Cisco
Cal
Fr. Werth
San Antonis
Tex
Linecoln
Neb
Kansas City
Sint Louis
Sioux Cry
Dubique
Darvenport
Minneapolin
Toledo
U Se
Milwalker
Peoria St
eDetroit
Mich
Buffalo
New York City
Boston
Baltimore
Grand Army
Poe
Grand Prairie
Arkansas
Little Race
Memphis Railroad
Calion
Umouph Fink
N. W
Baling
America
Whithan Ngric
Lewis
Ovespay
Cash Weekly
Stark Trees Materas
Sana, Mo
RockPoRtalll
Torre
Sekinsey and Bryan
RimeLey & Tcompast
Cincinnati
Ohio
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