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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-23
Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 HAWAIIAN JcCKsY { LUB will take
place at the tactic Club on MONDAY,
April 18th, 1895, at 7:,0P M. All mem
bers are requested To be present, "a mat
ter of importance will be brough- before
the meeting W NJ. q FFARD,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.
3570-td
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Lost.

7 ADY'S BLUE SILK BELT WITH
u Silver Buckle, near corner of
King and Alak-a. Finder return
10 ADVERTISER IF q and receive re ward.
1878 If
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~ Chas. Hawkins make es-
Inmates on all classes of painting, wall
papering and upholstering. All work
guaranteed. King and AIakea streets.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

- To the Public-Dr. Hutch
inson will leave today for Kauai and
on his return to Hilo will visit Maui.
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E~ Furnished Rooms for rem
by the day, week, or month at the
Sailors Home.
MRS. r. /. GREEN.
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E If you want to sell out
your FURNITURE in it's entirety, call
at the I. x. L.
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Notice.

THE UNDERLINED HAVING
Il been appointed Trustee for John S
Ellis, a MINOR, in place of Bruce Cart
wright resigned, all persons are informed
that the undersigned will act for him in
all matters. g. L. HOPKINS,
Honolulu, April I 1895. Trustee.
2Q5Q- I'm
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Lost.

ON LAST FRIDAY EVENING,
~ between an z O'Clock, Lsdy's
square black Pocket Book on r cnards
street between Beretania and King.
suitable reward for it's delivery 70 this
office. 1915 ST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-23

Any special design for rubber
stamps engraved to order at the.
GAZETTE office.
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Some twenty-one members of
Professor Hosmer's Sunday school
class met at the home of their
teacher last night. The class will
constitute a committee to welcome
strangers to Central Union Church
and Sunday school. Professor Hos
mer was elected president and
Charles Hyde secretary. Refresh
ments were served. Games were
played during the remainder of the
evening.
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st. GEORGES Social.

st. Georges eve was celebrated
last night by an enjoyable social in
the Odd Fellows hall. Canvas
was stretched over the carpet for
dancing. There was a large at
tendance, some thirty-fve couples
participating in the festivities.
Delightful music was furnished by
the Silva brothers orchestra. e.
B. Thomas made an excellent floor
manager.
A bountiful collation. prepared
by Mesdames w. w. Wright, Geo.
S. Harris, Joseph Tinker and
Misses Harris, was served, together
with ices and light refreshments.
Dancing was kept up until late
hour, and all who attended spent
very pleasant evening.
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DIR. E. c. SURMANN.

I'm Hs " SO NM k11N1N,
PHYSICIAN,
OF FIG &. 137 Fort Street.
e. Telephone ISL.
Hours to IL A II. 3 to and Z to s PM
Sundays: 9 to IL A. N and 7 to s P NJ
Graduate of hest German Colleges.
Practiced several years in Berlin.
3974-lm
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For Sale.

+ssa 4 RESIDENCE IN A
lbs pleasant part of the city; fifteen
2Ss1 minutes walk from town.
Grounds well planted with fruit trees.
For particulars, apply to VIM. L Peter
son, office, over Golden Rule Bazaar.
3972-2I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10

Filley sald the contest would settle
down TO Chicago and 81. Louis, and
that the mound city would carry oil
the prize.
Each Of tue candidates was pre-.
pared 10 oder the Republican commit.
tee enough and more than enough to
nhy eli the old debt OF the committee.
THIS debt IL vatlously placed ut from
$1,000 TO s54, 100. Pittshurg has a fund
Of $4,000 subscribed, 81. Louis aud
Chicago have Sjj, 900 each, anu san
Francisco ~ said 10 have $500, 600,
and more n money will avail. Each
city declares that 1t will pay any
thing In feason TO secure the conven.
ton.
Although euch candidate claims vic
tory on the final ballot, a careful can.
vass tonight shows that they appfoxi-
mhtoly agree on the result OF the fifst
ballot. This canvass gives san Fran.
cisco 10, Pltisburg IL, 81. Louis and
chicago ii each. All except San
francisco, however, Agroe that the fret
ballot does not indicate the winner.
Reports OF alliances between San Fran
cisco and 81. Louis. anu Chicago and
Pittsburg were abroad, but were sifen-
uously denied. The ghf0wdeAt poli-
iiciaDs about the hotel tonight predict
that unless San Francisco wins on the
nrst or second ballot, her votes will
break TO 81. Louis and Chicago, and
that the contest will lie between the
lake and the mound city.
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fnsist on having tho one perfectly
pure baking powder, DR.. Prices.
crnAN .sIruArIoN sEnIous.
The War Likely TO no prsionged
Indt fnIteiy.

The War Likely 10 no Prolonged
Ind'npiiely.
TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 0.-Lord Win.
ston Leonard Churchill, a son Of the
late Lord Randolph Churchill, lieu
tenant In the British army, who has
been with General Valdez In Santa
Clara. Is In the city. In an Interview
today, he tAidi
al think the situation In Cuba Ia
serious. The winter campaign IL In
tended 10 he decisive. Should tho
Spanish forces not succeed In eitctlng
the revolutiOnisis from the provinces
OF MantanZaa and Santa Clara this
winter, the tight will be- prolonged In
definitely, asin the last revolution. IL
the struggle II prolonged the insur.
gents Will gain In numbers, on nccoun mt
Of the general discontent that Will cx-
let, aud tho government, owing 90 the
enormous expense Involved, will have
TO decrease lite army ana hold only the
principal points, while the country and
the smaller places will be given TO the
insurgents. In that case the country
will soon be In n wroIohed condition,
and the people will bring much pres.
sure 10 bear upon tho Insurgents to
terminate the struggle, while the
u niIed StateF, In behalf OF her oltizsna'
Interests, will similarly press Spain,
and the result will be that Cuba will
gaia complete autonomy and Spain
will not lose her colony. Should the
Insurgents maintain their position this
wiutor IN the provinces, thon the result
10 nearer and more promising 10 them.
"rhe Spauiatdt DO not quite grasp
their way OF fighting, and the CubAus,
who thoroughly understand the woods,
have the advantage. Outside OF Eng
land, DO not believe there IL another
country which could successfully SUI :
press that revolution. There are now
80, 900 troops being run into CubS, and
unless those In command have ar
ranged a very brilliant coup, 1 cannot
sue where these additional troops viii
help the situation much"
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uAywARD's LAST MOMENTS.
A HayinE nanIac.-rho Gaiiows Helms
Greeted.

krettous
MINNRAPOLIs, Dec. 9.-John Day
Smith, associate counsel for Harry
Hayward, forwarded to Gov. ClouRh this
morning his last appeal. He asserts
his belief that Hay ward IL Insane, and
that II would be a crime 10 hang him,
lie asked the governor TO stay the tx
ecution until 10 can appoint n cons
mission 10 look into tho prisoners con.
ditiOn. There Ia little likelihood the
request will be granted.
Hayward 10 either rapidly becoming
insane, or feigning. lie got up from
the pallet and shouted TO the death
watch that thu Lord was In one corner
OF his cell, and Satan In the other. He
Taved frightiully and declared he was
afraid Cf neither. Then he began TO
throw the imaginary intrudors out OF
the cell. 1t was daylight before he
uuieled down. This meTning he
declared lie would write his story OF
the past ten years Of his life,
telling everything without reserve.
His Icousin, Ernest Goodssll, would
arrive today frSm Chlosgo, he said, TO
take charge OF tho publication. He
would dictate the matter to some one
tomorrow.
The carpenters are at work on the
gallows, and tho clatter OF hammers
easIly pentttates Harry's cell. Al the
fitsl sound, he said ~ his watch, with
that hOrrio, mirthless laugh Of his
"They'Ie Cn."
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ABOUT VENEZUELA.
N, BOUNDARY Dispute Discussed BY
EUROPEAN Papers.
,D,r,sH uLTInAIUn DELIVERED.
r.,, yl,v Of the military Strength
Of the United siaics-kngli'h
Courtesy.

,oypos. Dec. i0.-A dispatch to
49,. Time, from Caracas ssy'i Tho
n',,,b uliimatum has been delivered
10 bu, the ministers are reticent ne
Ths Times also publishes a letter
,,,m Caracas, which says that the
~..,,nelans are Themselves hopeless
r,,vspting the judgment going
..,,p,, them on the question Of the
,'.,usr outfages upon the British
Guiana policemen, aud tho delay In
w,hIps repsrnlion, the correspondent
.dd, probably arises from the shasi-
~, Of President Crespo's authority
I'd his feaT Of incurring unpopular
ny. ,o,d.,,o,,beT imes
-. an article from the Journal dcs
nsis commenting upon tue Nene'
.o.isn dleputc, which tays: "ln
, 10 ot ~ great industrial power, the
naWsd giales does not posses tue
o,i,,.,v and naval forces which after
sia,s Al The bottom Of every diplo-
Ss,lo discussion which Is carried
nihsr fer" .t,,o,
,.i commenting upon tho foregoing
.nblset. which contends that the Mon
~ doetflne cannot be applied, 10
ms boundafy line dispute or TO Great
p,ltsiuIs demand for teparation on
,seount Of outrages upon oflicers OF
British Guiana.
iii Ia not more possible" says the
rimes. 0lo submit the territory within
he schomberg line TO arbitration than
nvould be for tue United States TO
,ubmit 10 arbitration should Spain get
ma claim to a part OF Florida. Tbs
,,mafks oil the Journal dos Debais are
foi conceived In n friendly or n dell.
s,ts splflt, but they have an element
al truth, which sensible Americans
cannot ignore. IL Il easy TO see that "
ibho,ntfoveTsy II not skilliully han
dled a state OF things might arise
among the ill-zovorBed Central and
south American republics which
ysuld involve the United States IN
h,ve txpendilutes for this army
and navy that arc now happhy uh-
necessary"
Toe Chronicle remarks II IL an un-
usual courtesy that n COPY OF LORD
sllIsbufy's dispatch TO Washington
has been handed TO the United States
ambassador, Mr.. Bayard.
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forces operating sgaiuet King Msnelik.
lie cabled that the kings army, mum.
bering about 1000 men, surprised and
surrounded yesterday FIVE companies
VI Italian troops, under Major Toselli at
AmbAlagl. Alothef body Of italian
troops, under the command Of Genersl
Armondi, advanced 10 the support OF
Major Toselli, but they were stopped BY
tho enemy.
A severe battle was sublequenlly
fought, and the result was not made
known here. The official dispatches
say the losses OF the AUyssinians were
heavy, hut no news was furnished con-
cern,ng the fate OF Major Tosolli's COM
mand and nothing was said about the
losses OF the Italians. Later In the
Gay, In the Chamber Of Deputies, the
government was questioned regarding
the reported disaster which the Italian
troops suffered Ia Abyssinia, and the
matter led TO attacks upon the govern
meups policy In Africa.
MsioT Toselli'a columa was composed
Of !, 200 native tro1ps, commanded by
twenty officers, with forty non.com-
missiOncd officers aud n mounted bat
terry. 10 IL now known that OF this
force, Major Toselli, seventeen Of the
officers and 900 OF the native troops
are missing. The position Of General
ArlmonJi al Makslio, however, II i'm
pregnablo. ana he has provisions for
thtce months.
King Humbert tonight conferred
with Premier Crispi upon the situa-
ton, tue premier being inJlspOsed anu
confined to his room.
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WAsIIINuTON, Dec. 0'--In address.
ing tue senate upon a resolution
offered by him last week, instfuotlng
ths foreign relations committee to IN.
vestigato the question OF the liability
Of the United states for the seizure OF
British ships In Boring sea IN 1890,
Senator Morgan said he felt IL lpcum.
bent upon himself to reply TO certain
published comments made upOn his
course IN the Senate by the British
premier and tho British embassadoT.
lie declared that tho Paris tribunal
did not attempt to determine the ques-
ton Of the liability OF the United slntes
for seizures, or the amount OF such
liability. Great Britain contonded,
however, that the liability was decided
ne n necessary inference, and President
Cleveland, proceeding on that assump-
tor, had, through Tho state depart
moni, agreed TO pay .4g5, 900 Ia dis
charge Of this alleged liability OF the
Quilted States. but that agreement
could not 10 carried out without the
ratification OF Congress. He would be-
loyal 10 the findings Of the tribunal, he
raid, but Great Britain conveniently
sought TO ovefalats them.
Morgan turned his attention TO Sir
Julian Pauaceiorie, the British embaH.
sadori hnd his "doleiul plants" 10
Lord Kimberley, Dir, Morgan was
scornful and sarcastic.
"DOes he know" the senator asked,
"that no e1oculory ngfoementlis bind.
ing until ratified by Congtes,2"
lie quoted from Sir Jullan's report
to Lord Kimberley, that Republics ne
and Populists anu forty-i0ur Demo-
Gratis had voted against the Rppfopria.
ton, and his comment, atiributing the
action OF the House 10 the necessity OF
party expedlenoy. Mr.. Morgan de.
clared c0nlemptuouhly that II was GET
ting TO be the fashion abroad 90 al.
tribute everything that did not please
them 10 the 'lhnusnoe OF rarty poll
tics."
no characterized slt Julian as "un.
luatn aud "onontivo' In tho case Of
the House.
"But not content with these rofiec-
tions ON the Hsuse," said Mt. Morgan,
'ho refers TO senators by name In n
graiultous and insulting manner. He
does lhiH under the cover ofthe British
nag"
MI Morgan was exceedingly lfoni-
cal IN MS reference 70 tue indlscfim-
lnhto nature OF iho claims England
had bundled together aud asked US TO
settle TOT u lump sum-"
no SAID ought 10 DO TOO revolving to lie
on the CEflsllhn s.omach OF the Brit
zen emons'aaor' Tho coIrtspondenee
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very cold but did not take any cold. and
never had any aiier.pain or any other pain,
II was all due TO God and d. Picrceis ia.
vonte Prescription and Compound Extract
Of Smart Weed. This Is the eighth living
child and The largest Of them all / sui.
fered everything that flesh could suffer with
the other babies. / always had a doctor
and then he could not help me very much,
but this time my mother and my husband
were alone with me. My baby was only
seven days old when got up aud dressed
and leit my room and stayed up all day"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10

MOUNT HAMILTON, Cal. Dec. o.
Perrn's comet was again observed
here tnis morning Mt this Lick observa-
Tory, alter au Interval OF several days
Of cloudy weather, Tho comet has
grown much brighter ana IL now plain.
" visible to the naked eye. Ii Ia q
hhzy object OF about the fourth niagni.
TUE, ald now rises about o hours 10
minutes In tho morning little south
Of tatt. tits rspidly nearing tho sun.
ltwill continue To rise later each morn
Ing. December 10th II will cross the
run about seven degrees TO the south
and will then become an evening OBJ
leel, but viii DO rather unfavorably sit-
uAlei iOt observation In the northern
hemisphere. The nearest approach TO
TIE sun viii occur ON December 18th,
Ala distance Of about $4,000, 900 miles.
On December l7th the comet will at
Aln its maximum brightness as seen
nom the earth, being at that time
40 eighty times as bright NJ al its
discovery. About December 9th II
VIII 0e iaslhest east from the sun, at a
distance Of about thirteen degrees,
when II viii again approach the sun,
passing eight degrees 10 the north on
January llth, when It will again be-
come morning object. 1t Is now sit
uAttl IN the eastern part Of the corr
ISOLATION Libra, In right ascension 10
nous q minutes hnd south deollna-
uon' A photograph was taken this
morning by A. L.. Cotton, aud II shows
Ihe tall TO be composed OF one long
sueamer anu several short ones. The
principal STEAMER 10 much curved and
uenl, ana shows much OF tho cOnden-
sllou similar 10 the phenomena which
na'e been photographed In several Of
TUE brighter comets Of recent years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10
Longing for - Fight.

wAsnuSOTON, Dsc.i9.-Throe officers
Of the second regiment Of the Mime.
sofa national guard have made formal
application to the authorities Of Vene-
zuela Tor commissions In the Ventzue'
Ian army. They are Col. Joseph Bah
Letter " 81. Paul, Major George WHIT
nty Of Farihault ana Captain Il. LA
May Of WinonR. Representative
Tawnoy has forwarded their applica-
lions 10 the American minister nj Car
acas aud n personal letter 10 President
Crsspo accompanies the applications.
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naeinJ aud Jonss Ezonsratsd.

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. o. The supe-
rior court today decided that John w.
Maokay ana Senator Jones did not de-
fraud the Stockholders Of the Cousoli-
dated California and Virginia Mining
company. Sult was brought By rhoo'
dOro Fox, who alleged that the COM
pany was operated 10 doiraud lie stock
holders by permitting n milling com.
pany, Ia which Jones AMI MacEay
were also Interested, to retain rich tall
ings, anu also by paying this milling
company an oKorbitant price for Its
milling. The court thought tue evil
dence did not bear out these Allega-
lious.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
result OF the First Ballot Ia Favor Of
san Francisco.

=, WAsiliNuToN, ID. c., Dec. 9.-Tho
nauohai COMMITTEES passed resolu-
uoh appointing committee 10 send
congratulations to Governor Bradley
VI kentucky on his election. The
eolamllloo II composed Of Mi. Hahn,
81 ONO, Manley, OF Maine, ana CLARK.
500, Of Iowa.
or. DE Young, Of California, Intro
uuceu RESOLUTION, which was adopted,
moVlulhg that the representatives OF
.he press should be admitted TO the
nesunge OF the committee when the
u.alms o. the various cltluA should be
Presented.
~ Louis In displaying seemingly
more activity than any OF the other
pl'lss. Both MIR. Kerens anu Mir.
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barbara Arrnlga,d for Perjury.

INV YORK, Dec. 9.-BatbaTa Aub,
WHO confessed 10 perjury, In tesilfying
that W. L.. 3, laugeumau had COM
mlIisd a criminal assault upon her,
wa araignrd before Judge Cowlng In
the court Of general sessions TO plead
to Au indictment for perjury. bho
pleaded guilty, but Judge COwinB re-
fused to accept tho plea, and assigned
F. II, House 10 her defense. hllse Aub
was then TemAnded to the Tombs
until next Friday, when che will be
AnfEigued again TO plead.
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The ussrnss Trial.

BOwLiNa GREEN, Mo-, Dec. o.
The n eafne murder trial began here
iolay, Judge II. l.. Roy on the bench.
Alter argument II was decided TO Try
Df. HeArno first, and the work OF Inn
gAneling jury began. IL VIII DO
iscolltcted that Mrs. Hearne was the
wife Of A. 1. Sullwell, at Hannibal, at
the time Of his murder, and II 10 eX-
ttcled that no mo sensational testimony
will be brought out during the TRIAL
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DIR. HUMMELBAUGH,
iIa and tla Atlas nioci,, 10 West
second South street,

Is now prepared to give the best public
dentistry that is lasting, that IS painless,
that Is handsome and artistic, IN other
words lust what you want and need most.
This is all very good, but when you are
charged two or three prices II hurts these
hard times. What Dr. Hummelbaugh
proposes, is TO give you htstclass Dem
ial work, guaranteed, and right up TO
date for so small a cost to you that Il IS
within the reach OF all. These are posi-
lively the prices that will be charged you
there being no extras attached on.
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You leavo Ogden, or
Salt Lake To tho even.
log. and nilor break
fasting In tho aump-
tuous dining cars oi Tho
SANTA FE ROUTE,
ON tho third morning,
You arrive IN Chicago
or st. Louis IN season to
attond to business or
connect with all fast
trains for tho East.
Some ono has said 70.
comfy that tho track u
tho ATCuISDN, To-
PEkA & SANTA re
railroad wa. in such
rofircs CONDITION thai
the long dis auco run u
tho "llyct' ON the New
York Central could DO
cqunlod II not exceed
oil, BY its magnihcon;
trains.
GEO. j. GILMAN,
Conoral Agent Paascn
ger Department
90 West Second South
Street, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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man WIN AllllhH 10 !
got two bottles last
Septemnsr and De
cember 18th ] had a
twelve pound baby
gin. When I was
confined / ;paf not
SiCk IN any ray /
did not suffer any
pain, and when the
child was born ! walk
ed into another room
and went 10 bed /
keep your llxtract OF
Smart Weed on hand
all the time. II was
very cold weather
and Our room was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-10

IL 10 an unfailing source Of help K
the beat food, DR.. Prices Baking Pow
der.
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GEH TINE CARO-, N EFFECT DEC. /, 1891
1Iaas lrrits AMI bfpaH ~ Aal Lass
GU napy, a. FeAori'



Ffom Chicago. omaha. NJ Louis.
ana ogden. .......,...,,..... y, 5lopn
TrsSeisS sSi 0Eisa..... ..,..'... oc5 IN
FTom san Francisco, Cache valley.
ogden ana intermediate points % p 10
From Chicago. Omaha, NJ LOUIS,
hAnHas tltY, Denver and Ogden, % a M
iTtom Frisco. Milford sauprta Va
10y Ncphi, Prove, MefcuT ana
hureth. tsssss...sss.sssssasss...a , 70 p pa
sfr' IN Terminus, Tooss and Car.
Ltld bcach .s.s'ssss ssss.ss.ss'.as W m
DEFIANT
Tor chicago, Omaha. Denver. Ran.
sas Cily, H. Louis, ogden Ani
lafk Clty .,.,,....s lss,., ,fs,ssssts 90 m
Tor san Francisco, ogden. Cache
valley ana intermediate points, % m
Tor ogden and intermediate points. t0I u m
Tor Chicago, omaha. Denver. han.
Has CltY, st. LOula, Bats, Pore.
iind ana San ffnhei,co,'....~'.. 7 % p IN
iTor EuIstI. Mcrcur. Provo. Norm
tAnpela VALLEY, Milford aud
fflhHft tssssf HssssssH - o.
'loiiGsrnoid beach, Io0els aud
lermlhuA'ss,.,t,,,s,ss. s...t...s.ssss q 10
TRAINS toulh Of Juah run aAuI sAoepG
SUNDAY.
Hun d'ly sIcspl SUNDAY
DE hurley.
General Aseut Fastened nsI hrtment
City Ticket Ones, 2Oi haIl Strss.
Telephone 80