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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31

IL has been shown by als sis that q
young person weighing l5I ,oulds is com.
posed Of 90 pounds of water, pounds of
white of egg, little less AN pound of
pure glue, 34l pounds of ia s pounds o.
phosphate Of lime, a pound { carbonate oi
lime, 3 ounce of sugar and an. h, Z ul- b
OF houride Of calcium, nc,s OF pho.
phate Of maguesla and lii e ordinary Ga
Die salt. Think of IL, YOU mani Tina
beautiful young lady whol you worship
as pillar Of unadulterated sTectues-
doesn't contain three ounces Of sugar
Pomona Progress
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31

1t seems tina the chief speaker at large
meeting Of wo neu socialists near Schoen-
brunn recently was the prettiest girl pres
eut, an Interest," s young creature jauntily
dressed in "A s.lilur hat aud blue cotton
dress with scarleJ carnations in her belt.
There We're dirpl,s in her rosy cheeks as
she uttered he ph lippie against the estab-
lished order of Kings, Will some one well
yersed in the aw of psychology say why
h is that so many pretty women are num-
bered among the ranks of the socialists and
anarchists Flr tlis fair orator Of Schoen-
brunn is not an exception.-New York
World
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31

Still his mind was not cas-.
He paused yeJ again and assed his hand
nervously over his brow. lis ips moved,
but his voice died ere it rel ,hei the condi-
ton of articula.e coherency.
May not call you-y u-EthelY' he
asked at last.
She toyed carelessly wit tie fringe OF
her mantle
you may call me all 70 want to-" she
answered, and her manner was cold and
heartless, but l give you ?. inter right
now-I won't get up till 6 ready"
But he had already hired her for second
girl at 50 a week and could lot recede.
He could only wend his way homeward
and cry out against the barr ers chat society
had erected.-Detroit Tribune.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31

The cooling draft your fancy craved
Slips tHsteless down your eager throat;
The singer over whom you raved
Gives out a hoarse and raucOus note;
The pipe, to have which you would fret,
Tastes bitter to your palate still;
The kiss you hunIered so to get
Gave you no fascinating thrill;
The moments which seemed best TO you
When realized seemed all too tame
And the happiest hours you ever knew
We're the hours that never came.
Chicago News-Record.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31
Charity.

dc who sits
And looks out on the FACILITATING world
And feels his heart swell in him large enough
To hold all men within ii, he is near
His great Creators standard, though he dwells
Outside the pale of churches and knows not
A feast day from fast day, or a line
or Scripture even. What God wants of us
Is that outreaching bigness that ignores
All littleness of aims or loves or creeds
And clasps all earth and heaven in its embrace.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31
The Flying Fish of ClIpperton.

While the Volant was lying at Clipper
ton he strangest kind Of fish ! ever saw
came up astern Of her In shape il was
something like a stingaree with a long
ugly looking tail. IL spread big wings that
must have been at least 20 feet wide from
zip 70 tip The superintendent said 10 was
"A r-ftlsh and Others called 10 a sundsh. II
stuck Its head up then spread out its
wings aud SKINNED along over the water
san Franchise ChNniole.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31

The largest pearl ever found measures Nv,
inches long and weighs three ounces. Thu
is Of eastern origin. The largest found 10
the Gulf Of California did 100 exceed M
inch and a quarter long aud was somewhat
larger than the egg Of "A blurIrd Many o.
the California pearls are BLACK and sp,ckled
These are considered more valuable than
the white pearls Of Europe, but the most
highly priced pearls of all ae pins -llar
per's Young People.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31

As an evidence Of the phenomenal vital
ity Of disease germs, DIR, Koch Of Germany
and Drs, EwaTt aud Carpenter OF England
declare that the blood Of animals and men
dying Of contagious may BIO dried and
produce the class Of Infections 20 which
they belong, his even after having baen
pulyeri2od In mortar and subjected 10
the lowest dogree of natural and artiA iAl
cold -kIohange,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31
GEMS IN VERSE.



"I.i u.. l.u.'. fFu,,og thou
Who bus Wondered Iar and wide,
Seem thv sr Hot. So roses blow
And tie si.' test rivers glide
Say, of UIl Ila. eyes have seen,
WhI.h ~, ..r.-t land has hccn}"
Lady, shu ! "a thee whore
Nature see ST ost blest and fair,
Far above 10 limos besido2
Wis where lO. We love abide.
And tina d Jl0 pot is best
Which the p,, ones foot hath pressed,
Though 10 ga airy space,
Wide and 'ro ling is the place;
Though Nv re nut barren mound,
"Nwould d, on enchanted ground.
with thee, on sandy waste would seem
The maigi of Al Cawthar's stream,
And thou u.ast make a dungeons Clou n
A bower W ere newborn roses bloom"
Jewish Messenger.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31

Take little dash of water cold,
And little leaven of prayer,
And little bit of sunshine gold
Dissolved in the morning air.
Add to your meal some merTimenL
Add a thought for kith and kin,
And then, as prime ingredient,
A plenty If work thrown in.
But spice it all with the essence or love
And IA little Wifi of play
Let wise old book and IA glance above
Complete the well spent day.
--IIousekeeper.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31
Duty.

And rank for her amt duty, various,
Yet equal in Its yor h, done worthily.
Command was err ce, Humblest service dors
By willing and DISCERNING souls was glory.
-GeOTue ElsN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31
KRNIEW SKIS
PATENT
CANE CRUSHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~>HE HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY
having secured the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for the Hawaii.
W Islands for the Kraiewsl Patent Sugar Cane Crush
prepared receive orders the same to be
delivered for the crop
This machine which has been invented wears has
adopted by number of
especially in Cuba where it first where
became extremely popular Nearly the whole sugar
crop made in Cuba being made with the these
Crushe These crushes have also proved great in
other West Indian Islands, and Louisiana by te
monals on hand.
These crushers when attached mill increase
capacity by from so per will improve extraction
will regulate feed of the MILL We have these machines
in the way. For further particulars enquire the
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31
ENTERPRISE PLANNING MILL,

PETER HIGH, a CO, Propretors.
OFFICE MILL Aakea and Richards Queen St.
MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, SCREENS FRAMES
TURNED AND SAWED WORK, ETC
rR1npYoNps, liel 49s
Prompt Attention to all Orders '~ Mutual, S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-31
Her Name.

what does your husband call you
Dear My dear 'Lovey dear, Sweetest
dear or WHAT"
He calls me 'awfully dear. '"-Truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

Mr. Croker, 10 make room for George
-. Mcclellan, the young PRECEDENT Of
the board Of aldermen and sou Of the
general otthe same name. Some Ut 81
changes IN the delegation we're made.
Dunphy anu Campbell have had
their names placed on the state Demo-
cratic ticket. Every memuer Of thu
delegation, with Que exception, who
voted for the WilsOn bill, was passed
over by Iammiuy. EK.MayUr Hfacr,
VINO represents the slate Democracy,
has demanded AN equitable division oi
the nominations between MS organ.
izaiion and Tammany, hud speUi-
flcally the rrG,oratiou o. Cucufan aud
Warner, bul up - the preset has
obtained mo assurance that his claim
Tor the state Democracy Will be ai.
lowed.
Nathan Strauss, Tammsny or rtgu.
lar nomiuie Tor mayor, claims that ht
should have the exclusive beuvnt Of
whatever prestige there may be on the
regular state ticket. Senator Hill has
declined TO refuse the Use ui his unmu
" the state Democracy, which IL SUP
porting strong, Republican, iHr
mayor, AMI Strauss anu his iriunIs are
Ia consequences mucu Unaffected g..
ward the senator. An evening paper
says that Mr.. Strauss has sent his pfi.
vate secretary to Mf. Hili with the uIti.
mstum that the senator must disuJun.
tenAnce the stale DrmOCracy's ticket
by refusing 10 allow his na. 10 appear
upon n with that u Mr. Strong ~ the
Ciuacus'and II publican candidate for
mayor, or he (stfsuss) would Withdraw
from tue regular Or Tsmmauy ticket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

the mail train service was sJou Ie'
aumei 10 the East aud later TO
San Francisco. The trains were guard.
ed by detachmuuts OF troops from the
7tn ull THO l6tn vi July, wheA they
were discontinued. Win the cxcep'
ton OF thv ovotinrnins ny the stiiser',
July lO, oil some cars ON "A fnilfoau
20 interrupt tue running VI the trains,
no uvet act WAS committed during the
strike, but there is suiii sirut eyiicucn
Tot toe belief that the strikers would
have Teflrl,d, IN the aus,lte Of the
military force, " any degree OF vio-
lunce 10 prevent the operation VI tue
railroads ccntuung at tnis point, except
uIon terms dictated by themselves.
General l,ugcf touches lightly upon
thu couuuct VI the militia NJ baCr q
mrnto In these words; "On July b
force Of The state troops VI CAiitoTn a,
composed " two regiments and part o.
another were aHttmuiuu ~ SACRAMENT,
ulOu the request mate for assistance
az might he necessary 10 tue rusump.
tiou ui operation NJ tho railroad Tor
carriage uI the mails aud TOT tue Juf-
pusss OF interstate mmefce. For
reasons anu owing 10 lhuts which u b.
not within the purpose ot this report
TO state, the OBJECT was not accum-
plishei."
Regarding the wreck Of The train
carr log troops rom Sacramento 10
San tmnuico on July II aud the
killing Of iogi soliiets tue report sayt:
"fhufe Is 10 Il ubt that the murder OIL
the Tour soldiers and the cnsinter was
the act Of slfikrrs who ist Sacramento
before thu train started, auI also little
doubt that IL was known beforehand
90 ctusiuefAblr hunter OF other
sifiEofa. that the track had been tanI
cred with Tor tue purpose OF defaiiing
the train. rne place selected TOT
ht0wing the train ir0m tue rack was
At tfestlo crossing come wafer anu
approached by narrow Causeway.
luut luss Of ME would occur In cast
the tram was tnfuwn from the track
was almost inevitable. Proceeding.
arc peudng IA the courts against tue
men charged with the murders by the
wrCking Oi the train"
General Ruguf pays hish ctmpli'
muut 10 tho navAl forces landed al
Oaklaui, saying that thuy we're VI o.
seutial assistance. Greet prnisc 10 also
accorded Colonel nhaflrt aud hii
command aud Colonel Graham nud the
troops A. Sacramento, Gou. RuKUf snyti
'At Sacramento tue phase VI trouble
upon tue arrival Of the troops hal ial
p,ssed the limits implied by the word
'auikr.' Tue acts, manner % pro-
cedufc and intent A. eviuencod by act
Of thUto Engaged were diftiucily La
sufructiouary. Except FOR tho action
Of the troops, the disorder would have
teen prolonged anu Ia all probability
would not have euIei without tuuUu'
blooJshou auG a ter tue destruction u
much properly"
Attached 10 the reports Of Genera
Ru Ct and reports rom Cuiyuui'
ahaiter aud branbam aud Commyndel
Rurd,r, depicted m great delull th'
m0st Interesting phases OF the struggle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

'Ol course, / sought relicl-havc doc
.ored most all the time Tor seven years.
was under the treatment o five OF
the best doctors In the East, but none
could give me any permanent relief.
They could not even check the disease,
Tor u X pt getting worse and worse On.
III about two months aud a halt ago,
when ! was induced to 20 to Ds
Shores * Shores. II my condition and
suffering was extraordinary. my cxpvri.
cncc under Dp. Shores * Shores
treatment Is simply wonderful ! can
hardly express my delight and grateful
ness Tor their remarkable skill and sue
cess Their soothing treatment and
slrcngthenlng,p purifying vegetable medi.
Cines have maue new being OF me.
My suffering is all gone, ! eat three
hearty meals day now, and enjoy
every one OF them.
81 am glad to make this statement,
| and ! sincerly hope that everyone sui.
icnng with catafrh who reads this will
take a warning from my experience
and not neglect Il nor risk injury by
iuuling with some incompetent doctor.
| but 20 AZ once to these splendid physi.
cians-Drs. Shores * Shores-and be
cured"
mir Hendley's case Is an unusual
one, but Il illustrates what the result,
may be II the disease Is neglected OF
improperly treated.
M llendlcysaddress Is Sugar House
/ Postolilcc, this county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
Horrible Results
OF NEGLECTED Or WRONGLY
TREATED CATARRH,
The New Treatment Of Drs Shores &
Shores Tried and Proven by Thous-
ands TO Absolutely Master this
Dread Disease in all its Miserable
and Unsighily Complications A
Case IN Point.

Mr.. Hcndley Is well and avorahly
known, and has large circle Of friends
and acquaintances. In his recent inter
view with the writer, he said.
81 have had catarrhal poison In my
system for fifteen years, and can say
from experience that when 10 Is allowed
to so on unchecked the rcsul, Is simply
horrible.
Besides ordinary symptoms, my
trouble had gone so TAR that the poison
was beginning to decay and destroy.
My mouth and stomach was eaten away
In patches and holes, and ! suffered
fearful pain and agony at all times.
had no appetite, OF course II did take
any food the misery that always followed
in my stomach was terrible gnawing,
burning, eating away feeling, food could
not digest. my stomach was so sore
and poisoned
For three weeks at one time ! did
not swallow a particle OF food. My
tongue was so swollen could not shut
my mouth For years all would dare
take Ia the morning was glass OF water.
The eating sores IN my mouth were ter.
rhlc, and al ! could do was To keep
the poison from eating into the bone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
PULLMAN co. EARN MONEY.
Nine Billions and a Half Revenue
for One Year.
pividenda aud W ges Paid Tho Gem.
uany AFRAID Of Hostile
Legislation.

CHICAGO, Oct. is.--Tho annual
meeting Of the stockhoiders Of the Pull
man Palacs Oar company was held
today. over S25. 100000 Of the capital
stock wa represented. The iolllwiug
directors were reelected; George NJ
Pullman, Msrsnall Field, J. w. Dean,
Norman Williams aud q. 8. Spfngue
q. Chicago; G.. HuibuI OF New York
aud Henry II, Reed OF Boston.
Tue usual quarterly dividend Of -
Der shate was declared ifom the uvt
earnings, alu will be paid November
l5ih u thu stocaholdets.
The meeting discussed oarntsily the
chances Of legislation adverse to the In.
turtats OF the company, which " II
feared some Of the legislature Of the
various states msy take la the urar
future.
Tue annual statement Of the CONE
rany for the fiscal year ending July
al.t, shows a tOtai revenue Of tv,lNl.-
~. aud expenditure Of sI.Ilblb,
rsviug a surplus for the year VI a.
800. as
o. ube disbursements, s2,ss0,O0O Wa
raid out In dividUuda on tho capital
sock. The statement shows tnus 10
rrunt was made by the operation OF the
w0fktat Pullman during the last year
.s tne revenue 1. made up Of three
lions, earnings OF cars, $500 1884; pat
ruts, 81, $50, aud "eoutale, dtv dvuda,
Interests, etc., including lOss on tue
manufacturing department, $3.50, 49,"
the tutal n,ssts are sol down ~ 49,
Jl2,OlS. rno number OF passengr.H
cafrird during the year were ., 252 1913,
nul the NUMBER OF miles run was 1911.
AVS 5nS. During tue previous year
1,B73 l % uassrngeu were carried anu
s'8.478 79j miles we're run. The yeni
lusl unuuu shows n decrease VI about
Z yer cent IN tue numUer oi passengers
carried aud OF ABOUT per oout IN the
uumbrf Of milus.
The value OF the manufactured pred.
net M the car works Tor the year was
sig4T.8I7, and vi utnor industries, IN.
o.umus irntnia, Sl7s,Oli, making a
toinl OF .5,3ii, against sl3. "a, 7us
tor the Prev "a year. The wAErs siu
amounted 10 si,0 sos against 81, 75l,'
bii iur tue pitCruing 5tAL Inc tul uIi
ul Mr. Puumau 10 the directors thkul
up M some length the question Ol the
STRIFE, tut hc makes IN the published
statement no comment not madu NJ thu
tine of his publishvd statement duHnf
sue strike. Tue number ~ men now
employed at the work ~ .,BiU, aud the
tcnis VI wpgus IL tue same NJ that tE'
iriing at tue time N tue strike. Mr
Pullman maize the statement that
"By Increased attention 10 thor woTi
the mrcuanius have under the sam,
Ii,oe work prices, Increased iheil
4htiy average ehrni ~ from g. % iAs
Apfil g. s. 10 ia the last han VI sep
tluhnE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
nrnAI.n MIImnnAMs
Tammany Leaders Labor WIN Him
IN Nnin,

IN vain
NEW YORK, Oct, ls,-At n late hour
tonight An intimate friend OF Nathan
strauss .ayt. Mt. Strauss has practi'
caliy decided 10 Withdraw rom the
mayorauy race. such Tammauy
Leaders a. Mayor Gilruy, oN.Mnyor
gfnnt and John NJ. Bowers labJfed
lonr ami earnestly with MI hlfhutfl
bringing all sorts oinfgum, u's 10 uehr
hut the nominee was Obuurato anu IN
sisted on withdrawing
Failure has met every effort toward
bnrmoniznr the Damucrnuc factions
I'M tho congressional districts Of this
nity. which WAS 40 urgently Teeom'
ur,nd.i Nv the chairman u the con
gfassioual campaign committee, sen
ator Faulkner OF West Virginia, III 'ht
addrers he Issued on luusuay' Ia
eight Of the niue districts eAeluslVely
witniu tho city Of New YORK there are
opuositlun Democratic canuiu.tes
'lninmauy Was lirslin tho Held vain IL
ugtntnnuouB anu for one reason ul
other refused 10 renuminate ABOUT hal
nt INC delegation no II vAls1s IN me
Fnty.third Congress
J0hn Dewitt Warner waa elbowel
out OF thu domination IN the Ihif'
tepnth district by tue ttsuier thi'hof o
Amos ]. Cum uugs II M the Elrv'
sntl, J.. j. Dunphyi who dche-
rsmmauy, was teufei, the redouht
ahlo Ttm0thy j. Campbell was dremuI
IN nayr mad his full SHARE OF honor ant
dainty ana tho nomination in hi
distrlot was given TO Henry g. Miner
ana. tnehtTtgni manager,
Boufke Cochran was shtlyed' AS II d
alIrned, by the express direction o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
MIL,aN IxrLsINs.
iis Did Not 0o &C. LaEiand Tor Cola
Hat tor Health.

fAA 49, HHHHHHHHhH
BEVERLEY, W. Va, OCT. Is The
bafh. cue aul the prcsunrr 10 Hon. W.
l.. Wilson attracted fully SON Demo-
cratic voters 70 tins city tOday,tu uult-
cations coming iron hall q duz n csuu-
Ties ~ TINS lnrt " the stale. A prs
ccssion milo nnd a nall long escorted
tnr on. ksrs 10 the lair gr uu.s, where
the barbecue took place. Daring his 20.
marks v.ice Interrupted Mr.. wis n
to nsk ~ to the truth OF a Rrpubli,an
report that MrMils mas brought back
with him brtish gold n aid him Ia b
ifrn trade campaign. To thia Mr.Wil-
son Teplitu.
"l went 20 England not for gold. but
for something IutiuiieIy more valuable
10 mo than golI--hoalth-and l thank
d0d, brought back with me no En,-
lish gold, but restored health, on.
abllng me IN make THIS visit TO the
mountains anu valleys Of this believe
district. Thank Gld, l never needed
GOLD 20 make n campaign In the meet
lnga Of West Nirgiuia. Brush gold
indeed; II had wAutud X I'D | had no
need 10 20 10 England tor u; could
have secured on this niIe Of tue water
ten times thr gold could have by amy
possibility obtained abroAi, even 70 /
would have consented to even the
slightest betrayal Of tue great trust TO.
posed on me-
on the subject Of his London dinner,
MIR, Wilson said the fact had been
eagerly disseminated by tho Hepubll
/ can pfess, but tuat prcss hhd ignored
| the TACT that he had uincd three tiniei
10 London with the | rish leaders oi The
| HouEe OF Commons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19

= SOU OF Marquis uf Qu"ensberTy Ae'
eid, ntaiiS sboL


ioNDON, Oct. ls.-Viscourt Drum
uuug, riitB, sou OF the marquis ui
Nlrousbtrty, was accidentally shot la
I, head today while shooting over tho
..vrfs OF QIsniock Lodge, Bridge
later, Summefsvtsniru, tue residence
~ Edward ]. Stanley, a member oi
llu House Of Commons.
ne vncounps grandfather met his
death ~ the accidental discharge oil
hlB own gun NJ kinmOuut In 1893. a
former vl,c0uut was killed l'y tho ncoi.
tsutal ditrnatgc u his own pistol In
l745. THIS accident changed tue sue
rus-iOn Of the title with the result that
thr uukua ui BuCeleucn became the
dukes OF Buceloucn aud QuoensborTy.
The Duke " Buceleuch's eldest sou,
Lord Dalkeith, was accidentally killed
while deer stalking IN 1855. Nisouuul
Dumlanug's uncle, Lord Fnucis
Douglass, was also killed BY n tail from
tine Malerhufu IN 1855.
Visc1unt Drumlhnrig dropped 10 the
roar uf the party today. A shot was
heard, tut no notice was taken. Later,
Us he failed 10 Join the party, thu
others went IN search aud found him
biuR against n hedge with his head
terribly injured. He died before tht
doctors could arrive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN
EWSsfCW'
lkWESTERN%
lSRAluWkYM,
AMM&l
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In EHonl lima rs 1gQl
TtsiE TAnLu, w lWLbN uuUO w lVv1l


Leave SALT Lnhe
No. .-Tof Provo. bingham, AMI
~ poina fasts,.s.., s...... 500 4. m.
No t-tor rrovo Otand Junction
aud Al polns East......... % . M.
No. C-ior l'rlvo. Mauu. aud
SAUNA .....s. sss.s.s Hs.s.sss.ssss aiAN p M
No s-for Eurcka aud bingham, bop. m.
No. s-for ogden aud Ncat.......,. o. .pp. m.
No. i-I1r ugiea AMI tho Wost.... lill Pm.
Arrive salt LRhr
40 l--Trom Provo, Grand Junction
and tho East......,.-,...... ifo p. IN.
No. PROM Provo. urAud junction
and The tast ..,....,.......... MS p 10.
Ma t-iro hnshAn. Provo. MAnu
and -alina s..s.....s.ssssss...... $50 y. m.
No. o-itum iufesA and bingham ratla m.
No g-trom uedeh AMI tho West lisa IN
No t-ttom gdeu and the west. slsp m
only line running through Pullman fala1u
Double Draving npum rieepers % Denver va
CTauu junction and 10 Kansas CITY aud thicA
- via colorado points. tree ttcllrlnr cnaiI
ears fAlt LAho a. icuyor. aud only Hue fun
ming Pullman sieepors rat LAfc " san FRAU
cisco, hoehAnEesI sioss eonnsouon@ safely.
Spesd and comfort
Ticket once, 10 v. End South
u. q. DODGE. Az. WEuHY.
Gen. Manager Gtn. -upL
j. a. lLNNErr. ecu T. aI.A.
s. II. BABuuCk. General Freight Agent