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NEWS IN BRIEF.

D. ". Weaver, groeeryman at Aus tin, failed.
 Fouts Bros general dry goods store at Coryell City. Tex, was destroyed by fire.
 A log rolled off wagon near Tioga, Tex, and mashed Till Autry to death
 Bishop Bonacum is on trial at Lin coin, Neb., for libel.
 The Swine Breeders association Of Texas will meet at Taylor, Tex, next Tuesday.
 J. NJ. Hudman and Constable Pitcher had shooting bee at Cisco, Tex. Pitcher was shot in the arm.
 The little child of Amos Hooper was burned to death at Center, Tex.
 The prevalence of measles is causing alarm at Leavenworth, Kan.
 Copper ore in considerable quantities has been found in Tama county, Iowa.
 Mrs. Mary Huffman died at Salem. O., fulfilling prediction she had made.
 At Latrobe, Pa, Godfrey May shot his wife dangerously and then killed himself
 Fred Kelsall merchant of Canton. Jackson county, Ia., was indicted for arson.
 The Colorado senate agreed to con- sider the bills passed by the house as the quickest way out of the deadlock.
 W. A. Ryan, postmaster of Van Horn, la, committed suicide rather than sub init his accounts to an inspector
 The New York senatorial muddle over the Mccarthy Woolford contest has been decided in favor of Wool ford.
 c. N. Hensen, bank president, shot and killed J. B. Vert, an insurance man, in an elevator at Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Prosperous Leseuere, son of a mer- chant at Marshall Mo, was arrested. His sister snatched his bond and burned 1t and he escaped.
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A Good Hours Work.

LEADvILLE. Colo, Feb s.-In one hour one man took S7000 worth of gold ore from the new strike at Farncum Hill, about 25 miles from here. The gold was displayed at the Carbonate bank here and was taken out in chunks
 The specimens are the finest ever shown in the state. The largest mug get weighed 7S ounces and was about seven inches in its longest diameter and one inch in its shortest diameter, being very irregular in shape. It was beautiful to look at. being composed entirely of crystallized and flake gold. The property is owned by John Camp ion and others of Leadville. who con. trol 5000 acres of almost virgin grounu. Over S5,000.000 was originally taken out of one vein in this same ground.
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IT. Clifton Breekinridge wants to 20 buck to Congress he should be al- lowed to do so. He is one of the Southern representatives who stood lip for a sound currency. and he also helped to shape the Wilson bill. Ar kansas can ill afford to lose the sery- ices of Breckinridge.-H Helena World.
 Neither Arkansas or the National Democratic party can well afford to be without his services. He is be- yond question the ablest man in Congress from this State, and to de- feat him would be a sore reflection upon the intelligence of the voters of the Second Congressional district.
 The GRAPHIC hopes, however, that Mr. Breckinridge will stand for the Senate instead Of Congress. The Senate would be 6 more fitting forum for his distinguished abilities.
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The Senate.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-The senate did not come to vote on the Federal cleo tion bill, as was anticipated. Several senators who had not hitherto spoken desired an opportunity to be heard on the measure, and by unanimous con- sent the time of general debate was ex- tended until today. The chief event of the day was the speech by Senator Frye of Maine, defending the official course and character of Chief Super visor Davenport of New York city and refuting the alleged islanders and cal. umny which he said had been heaped upon him by the Democratic party for % years. Speeches were also made by Senators Harris, Daniel, Turpie and Perkins.
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For Funishing Live Stock.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Bids for fur nishing live stock to various Indian agencies. entitled under the provisions of the Sioux treaty. will be opened at CA:c lgo on Feb. 20. Either Commis- sioner of Indian Affairs Browning or General Armstrong. the assistant com missioner. will supervise the opening and several clerks will be detailed from the bureau for the work. The contract is required to be filled before May 20, and will he awarded immediately after the opening of the bids.
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To Test the Tiivteen-Inch Gun.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The first test of the heavy l3-ineh rifle will take place soon at Indian Head proving grounds. This immense weapon carries powder charge of over 800 pounds and a pro- jectile weighing over. HOO pounds, which easily pierces 9 inches of nickel steel The range of the gun is 13 miles. Six of them are now assembled and will be promptly tested. All are in- tended for the new battle ships now under construction.
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TIE Hawaiian resolutions were not passed in the House Tuesday be- cause the Democrats could not fur nish a quorum The derelict Dem oerats should be brought in at once.
 They are elected to Congress to at tend to business, and 1t is their duty to furnish quorum. The country will keep an eye on the absentees.
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TIE Federal Election Repeal Bill passed the Senate yesterday after noon, the vote being 39 yeas to 2s nays. The vote was taken at 6 o'clock. and one Republican and three Populists voted with the Dem ocrats for the passage of the bill, which passed the Senate without amendment.
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Electric Car Held Up.

ALTON, Ills. Feb. S.--The motor line car running between Alton and Upper Alton was held mp by tramps in deeI cut between the two towns. Conductor Moore was sandbagged and robbed. The amount taken is not known.
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Confrnantions.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-The senate in executive session confirmed Thomas Moonlight Of Kansas to be envoy ex. traordinary and minister plenipotenti- ary of the United States to Bolivia.
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vaillant's Friends watcheds

PARIS, Feb. s.-The police are keep ling strict watch over Vaillant's friends for fear they will make dem. onstration at tue cemAtefN
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Consideration Postponed.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-The senate committee on judiciary has postponed until Monday next the consideration of the Peckham nomination. This is sup posed to be slightly unfavorable to the nominee.
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Petitions Against the Wilson Bill.

WAsH1xGroN. Feb 8.-Senator Cam eron presented to the senate over 50 petitions from manufacturers oper- ators and employees of nearly every Pennsylvania industry affected by the proposed tariff reduction, protesting agalnst the adoption of the Wilson bill.
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The Fort Worth Postmastership.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The president sent the following nomination to the senate; Postmaster, Ida L. Turner, at Fort Worth.
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DIR. A. w. TROUPE,
PINE BLUFF, ARK

FINE BLUFF, ARK. Office hours-ll a. m. to 12 m., to 3 D. m., to s. D. m. Telephone with office over Sculls drug store; residence, No. 917 West Fifth avenue.
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A SPECIAL dispatch to the Little Rock Press from Washington says that there is general rumor in cir
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basa ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN
 ON APPLICATION.
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SIGNSOf thoTIMHS
NO SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
IN SIGHT. How SHALL VIE
MEET THE SITUA-
TION?

When Senator Teller said few
days ago that he could not now iors5ee
the result 20 which those present con
Iiuons were leading us, and erhap' 10
10 well for his peace Of mind that he
could not, IL syt many people 10
thinking vrTy seriously.
But fortunately the American
people are not given 10 yieldiDg h.
difficulties, but t. overcoming them.
We anticipated a great depression iu
trade and began some months ago
making preparations % meetit by pre-
pairing ourselves TO make prices lower
than ever before and Tor doing business
with lees profit that ever before, Gesl.
izlug In times like these that
low Trces would re he greatest
attraction a merchant could offer.
We have not laid of AMY Of our old
help but hays employed large mum.
Der Of new, putting agents and tray.
eleTs IN new tlelds, aud largely In
creasing our manufacturing depart
ment, ana are rewarded by receiving
a large Increase Ia the number Of or.
der.. IN fact, our agents and travelling
salesmeu ato doing very satisfactory
business,
We are now making very clean,
neat business fuit for sli2i aud our
$1,000 sls.25 au $50 suits this year
are ONES that heretofore cost the Gus.
toner s-l and $50, while our prices Tor
the very finest worsteds are pf0pof-
iOuatoIy low.
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A SECOND sALrArR

Three weeks ago the Now York
World contained Illustrations anu d
descriptive article OF a grsud soa-holol
that has just been planned Tor cone
sltuolion at some point Oh the Loug
Island coAft, shout fourteen miles from
the shore. AtslautB was TO bo itB
name, II wBs 10 rest Uu CYLINDERS filled
with aud sunk iu Pouland, cement,
Aud its main floor wBu Ju boo thirty feet
above the water.
Later reports confirm the original
story, and nE the actual point OF lasa.
ton Hslu latitude 40 degree 20 minutes
north and longitude 70 degree 80 mite
ules 800 seconds wgs.i l1is is jus, U1.u.
tbu center ui Cholera Banks, seven,
teen miles from tho Sew Jeuuy o0a..
aud eleven miles from thu Long leland
C1asg the water Us seventy iuu. deep.
A week ago thv protector 0i the onlgr.
prltu, Me G.. NJ. CIgu, took hls uugI,
uegr- aHI q SMELL purity lu a steamer o.
the spot aud boldly claimed lUu nee.
y.snry area %. water anI tueaul boo.
heath %, leaving o. white buoy rom
The top of which llas alIau O
with % led border "a blue geuleL aua
on NO center q white s,al uaugiu.
over uur spot where tho foundations W.
Alulauus urs 90 Doe suuE. Five
months is the stsurIly short
period during which It g.
claimed the IDLE Of iTou viii .gow
iu.o completion, aud She cash is under,
stood To be- on hand 10 put the worn
through. A novel question has alieaIy
Tlteu-that oigovorumeul, sovereignty
allegiance, OF whatever the propu
term IT, A. is well known, the Jurls
diotlon Of the United States EXTEND
three marine leagues from land, 10 tina
AtalanIls will be lust outside "a,
threshold Of Uncle Sans door, au.
many miles removed from tho jurls
dieIion VI any other power Lawyer
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are already talking Of the interesting
and delicate law points that may arise
in case the pf jrctors may be placed BOO
aposiiIon where legal aJu iiratlon De.
@ mes necessary. At presout they
Ind 10 convenient to speak Of It a. go
miniature county without govern
meni, a kingdom without a sover.
elgn"
The plan provides Tor o building two
stories high IN the main ami four
stories in the tower; and the Roman
order of architecture viii predominant.
Within is 90 be- a graai nmphithraifr.
lis calculated that the lower Il or Will
accommodate 10000 people, while tho
gallery will hold 1901 more. There
Is also provision ior a spacious oap'n.
uHda 90 roof garden, seating 5000
huro viii bc 100 largo rooms irr hotel
accommodate r,ll outside foomr
couu,l four largo pazsls. Tour puui'
promcnai,u, eight private diDiug
rooms, n cafe, rostaupnt billiarl'room
aud all accc.sofle. o' that soiL Then
there is tbo anglers pavilion, which
ought TO 3 crease tine popularity, be-
cause tue structure Will be located 600
the m.ds. OF tho beet fishing grounds
near New York. There are many
more ieaturef, butenau is here given
90 present a far idea uf what Ia li-
tended.
The papers that have discussed the
project appear 90 approach it With
dubioty % not with udgulr. 10 De-
400 ambitious, "0nc OF thom 8ayii CITE
inception 10 boiI, tut i,s realization
I'D Improbable" says another Pee.
hais tlis is oil true. But ssopuc
.befo are, have beer aud always viii
ac;and 90 MsCacn IL tno Kind OF man
thHi aaIiLasurs Will bsvcium mind when
they read this article, the people Of
New York viii nud hls project ~ no
Ices ambitious than pfaciicab.o AMI M
lees novel than turc, ia al essential
features Atlantis would be- but a later
prototype NJ SaliaiT that structure
was also q en- q 600 ambitious" AID
"mpnciiaauy;" but there ii stands,
monument 70. daring, enterprise anu
beauty. 1.-The metropolis Of Utah can
have tucn o. reo1rt, why canuo. the
metropolis Of tue New World. There
Is flr more difference 10 the population,
patronage, aud financial strength OF
the two cities TO support the scheme,
than there IL Ia the depth auI dclti.y
OF the water 10 be- Invaded. But per.
haIl Ihofe &, also difference In the
nerve Of this men at the head OF aud
behind the respective enterprises.
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SURPLUS AND DEFICIT

For the present the New fofS hank
srs, who seem to have 10 their vaults
large surplus Of gold over their prescott
and prospective need and their legal
REQUIREMENT, have decided 20 come 20
ths feliei Of tho government In the OK
narration Of the yellow metal in 'Hr
hone that the ttcasufyN reserve may |
moi have TO fail much below 10 pieicn'
reduced figure. whether or not inr
motive Ia THE IL principally one ''
pltflotism, theiTicoure Temporarily 70
li,vcs the aIminisirauon o.. thr necc''
atty, which low days ago seemed
IMPERATIVE and immediate, Of ias'nt
large new batch OF bonds 10 nenifAli1'
The alarming decrease m the reserve
It's Interesting ~ THE louolnie TO
recall thpt less lnhu ton y,atH ago ih'
books Of the treasury department
showed sn accumulated surplus OF iouI
hundred millions, with a yearly in'
crease OF something more than sixty
million. A.. The surplus Intellect at
the Capitol was s4on exercising i,'H
upon schumus Tor tvlHug tbis surplus
each safely back into cIrcu.Ati1n' u
will have been noticed thst We DO not
hear 20 much about surplus 10 la'ei ana
itisauite evident from The lltt report
OF the ire sufor that the problem oi
tho surplus has got it-cli most effective
~ solved somehow. No. only that
IL IL but iuw months since ifeN airy
ioau Of fty milnoun WAS negotiated,
which has gone into the vortex WIN
the big balance; leaving the IL
serve held Tor the redemption 81
gre,ubacss, instead D., is proper hsu''
Of u hundred millionS, NJ pfrrcnl
rather les thm seventy millions. Tue
GscnI year viii end IN about = week.
and the nations balance theri eau
hardly prove o. soothing aud as SAL q
factory ~ could have been uesiTVd,
The situation thus depleted can be
understood by everybody, even u the
causes VI II eau not. Fiuauciorl pro-
itHs ~ sec nothing IN the EIiu Dunno"
10 create alarm--ihgt ~ s. tue natural
eject u a strained Irade current hav'
lug lis source IN depression q. home
aud uucasiuoss abroad, but that Do
mus. speedily complete is outward
course aud start westward agin.
Unfrienuliness toward silver has uu-
doubtcdly contributed to u IN large
degree, by lowering thu price received
foru all products In the proportion tua'
increased value has been put upon
gold. Generally speaking, however, II
isa colossal evidences Of the prevalence
VI hard tlmes, which, affecting 90 they
do the lowest iAhoreE place their con-
strlcllng hand ano upon the treasure
house Of the greatest nation under the
sun,
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cut the states Of California and Nee
vada aud the Territory % Utah and
transmitted 90 Congress" and that the
U. 3. attorney general be requested 90
psefB iuits against the Central Pacific.
Then, NJ an aIienda, is soficl OF rcso'
luu0ns commencing with.
Fir.-rhlt tho state ot Nevada aud
the Territory uf U.lh, through which
the Hns oi tho Central Pacific Nulfohi
company passes. bp, aud .noy hereby ace,
iuyI.oI Io cooperate wish t1e noolIo OF
fhI4 4tt.e Boo tltIr opposition Go tho fund.
iug b.l referred Go iu paragraphs ana
Auiuf0uiI.
Oh,rs cal on the prcu, on oauker'
mrfcuauts, b ricutursls, farmers
.uI ctzsrs generally 20 forward tho
objects Of tho meeting and copies OF
The resolutions were ordered sent to tue
governors of the various stat,s and
J,fiHu,s. Stretches were made by
representative OF uhe republican,
Democratic aud p1put.t parIes, 10
which 90 was declared that D. The gov.
eminent adopted the funding uiils
,uu ".c.opus' would cns.ave Ciii.yr.
MA Tor another melt century, uut 10
these were duiuaiyI "lhe octopus will
uu baustup, t.o bonds falling due
withiuaf.g months cannot be- met,
% receiver Will be- appointed, aud tue
.Iaor ~ tho mUnsluf Will lu finally
ur.kcu.n Tho r,full Of this, % was
raimtJ, would uo iHat ".uo Jay OF
Uueuy will once mole dam upon
CWiarnaD 90 tHo loI0mtl.n 9i his
-p .cl Mr. Sutfo quoted the prophetic
s.fJs oi Abfualm Llacoiu, rs fol.
lowe;
ftuas, indeed, boon n trying hour for
Che NHHIDHr, uut SEQ 100 tuu uuar iutuio
"a U.I.IH uuug tHtt uUuurNus mo AMI
,lY.0s mo 600 tfymul0 Tor quo safety " my
country. result ~ thU war corpora
ton h4sn been eutIrOucd, Hu ofu of yYl-
wutuu boo hisu places Will follow aud
tuu money power ut tbH country viii one
duayUr tu prIIUug ifs ruigu uy working
uUuu tuu ufuIulIuTa ui tuU people uuiil
aI, voilh b. aggregated 100 low hands
aid IhH Republic De- doe fuFrI, irnl nt
tuIs momuut NOR auAiu.y Tor the safety
~ my country tHRn over before, oycu 10
The midst OF war God grant that my
suspicious may prove groludloss.
ttho present time, when tie sen'.-
ment OF the lab1tIng Glasses Throughout
the country against mouvpoiM,lc cor.
poratious is at fever heat, he California
movement may bs expected 20 develop
No gto,,us, strength. lie proceedings
thus far appear TO be within constItu'
tlonal imiis, aud in that form each
succeeding step ot that nature lie on
important factor in c,ysialIiziny tho
general anti.m9uoroly movement 70
definite shape and dimensions. it isa
question whether Il hes sufficient
strength aud unity otao,lon 10 accom-.
pllsh in nvowod purpose, yet Ia,
southern Pacific ls Gniing Ia &c a Zoe
Of no mean ability.
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cRowDlSG HE :. p.

The Southern Pacific railroad has
biz ngnt ON IL hands, IN which It IL
not altogether certain that tho victory
viii be- with the monster corporation.
Dluutluss ~ its managers had had an
Idea that such n conflict as IL being
wagcd coul have been pTccipitntoi by
refusing 10 give nve-crnt ratio from
San Francisco out 10 5uiro's Heights,
the ru.ussl would not have beon inside.
but Ia the absence Of sufficiently keen
foresight the Hcp was taken at iust
such time when the Southern Pacific
could ill alori 20 awaken any Unusual
aulnsoni1m 10 its plans, and Mr. SulrO
has proven himislf doughty warrior
in the bEhL Not only diI he
succtcI In cutting on large share
Of ,ho railway revenue TO the Heights
aui opening the way Tor another road,
but his action has instituted an anti.
monopoly crusade which has loomUJ
into national importance AMI aims
crl.hi4r blow at the railway which Get
DO. ball rollirg.
It's generally undorttooi that tho
Southern Pacific Of Kentucky, no the
grea. California road 10 termed, has
sort " blanket mortgage 1n the state,
debating uHalu generally, political
an we'll a. financial, In the former par.
tlculaTly with respect to the Judiciary,
aud all, Of course, Ia t. own in,ero,t
There have been many protects on the
part OF the people against the mJuopO.
ly but i,s bidding has been done
jusl tho same. Now the road Is In
a somewhat delicate situation in lie
relations with the general government,
because ut the iudebtc Iuuas of the
Central Paoiho falling due ia 1895 and
tho four succeeding years. 10 NEE,
luIa situation the Southern Pacihclt
stgbus TO have passed by Congress
iuuuiug blIIut tine rslc OF two Per cen,
Cor 100 years or Jour per cent Tor 90
yoaIs,
ruIB cr..is in the railway alairs hos
teen token advantage OF 10 the fight
asaius, ,uc road, ani she uu,l-m1n1p.
Uysa.amoulo. the uuuIIc has begupu,
lslcI au,nal aide iu the campaign. a
monster mas5 meeting was heliiu San
Francisco uu Tuesday might, at which
Iu8uuuialury resolutions were carried
aud measures adopted to carry ON the
war TO hulsu, Already the anti
railway party has checked ghe progress
.ftnr 5uu,auu Pacific proposed lrsis.
Nuou boy sending lobby TO Washing
q. 90, and now tnis action 90 20 bee
supplemented 10y monster petitions
tom tHa coast. AT the mass m,eun.
revolutions were adopted calling on the
Inherent political party conventions 90
"fyc.rHzs tuu fact chat there is sub
auu,a uuauImily um az OUT c.Ultu.
against tho gxao.ions, Tue couup,iyu.
the oupIdily, uuI the arr guuce %
Inc railroad monopoly u.kiu.
.uo conventions TO aIu.J r.so.u
AouH against the proposed Ceulm
Pacific unuins blll5 and that Ino rrs
YluuUus ucayut TO tine President, %,
| Cabinet, aud members OF C9usreu
demanding that n9 candidates be- NOM
mated Tor public Office who are mo-
emphatic iu their pledges against iu
,.rurguce with politics blythe alIwa.
corporation aud against ls o1Irup. Iu.
huruce ul0u governments inviting
chambers of commerce ana other ot
carnations 10 protest against Jhe iunH,
ing Uiii providing that petition
against tho bills be "uirculGtul through
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Brandroth's pills afB purely vegt.
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20 IMPROVED rAHu.-TOH sALE-
rEitE $40.

We want twenty-five iamil os TO
each purchase a farm OF 80 actr-, loo
atri ia the State Of Maryland. Lands
and town. Price, $50 per Hcrr-tcrms
easy, Fine location Tor colony We
also have 1000 acres Improved land for
salrat Sll per acre. Aidfyss, M. ".
Richards, Land Is immigration Agent,
B. & O. r. r., Baltimore, MaryluuI.
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on June GARD and 24ih, the Rio
Graude Western makes you a rate Of
s-5 rornd TIP 10 Denver. Prominent
Republican leaders and irleuds will
thke tue u. g. W. train No4. having
salt Lake At $3.50 %, M, June 23ri, az.
irving boz Denver evening. Srcc-
lal sleeper will bee Provided. Tlcteis
via II. O.. W. viii he good .or st1u
over at Gienwooi, Leadville. Mani
i0u, Colorado Springs and other fam.
Gus resori-. Tuins will be met hy
Colorado Republicans OF various poiuls
and Tousiuu time T. assured.
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On june 28fd and .i.h, 'he Rio
Guude Western sells round trlp tick.
cts 90 Denver al s.j. Rate ~ Oreu 90
everybody aud tickets viii .e good Tor
thirty Days. TCtst- viii Also ue GOOD
Tor siup over at Mauitnu, GtnWo d
md other famous lois in Colorado.
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Two trains to niuunnm Da,iy.

Effective June 10Th, the Rio Gnnie
Western RnIway will run two trains
daily between Salt Lake and Bug.
hem:
Leave Salt Lake sos q. m. Arrlve
Biug am 1905 o.. m.
Leave SAT- Lake 8 D. m. Arrive
Bingn m 0:30 D.. m.
Leave Biughnm s. n. m. Arrive
Sat Lake g.ij q. m.
Leave Biulham $40 p. IN. Arrive
salt Lake $40 p m. Through cars on
oil ttuius.
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fut,snrers changing thsir p'ars1' rcfIfsnr'
should Always sivs former o. well a. pie''N'
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Only E25 tn nenVrr pnd RETURN. Via
the uninu rnrinr.
Tickets on snle June 43fi and 2i'h,
good Tor return In 30 days. The short
yst aud fastest line.