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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
TO be Held saturday. Sept. go.nten.

TO be Held Saturday. Sept. 20. at2 M
AS per announcement and order
OF the Committee, Democratic Dis.
trlct Meetings will be- held next
Saturday, Sept. 20, 1896, att p. m.
for the purpose Of nominating dis.
trict officers. TO wit:
Two candidates for Justice OF
the Peace, two candidates for Con
stable, Commissioner Of the County
Court and Membe of the Board of
Education, six nominees IN all.
The meetings should be called to
order by mem Der OF the Execu.
tive Committee for that district and
n Chairman and Secretary elected.
The latter must prepare u report Of
the meeting, certifying the nom.
inees, who they are and for what
Office, which report must he signed
by the Chairman and Secretary and
sent 10 the undersigned committee
ut Kingwood, to DO fled with the
Board OF Ballot Commissioners.
Addresses will be- made q. ali
bhpoD HtDpbiuk W oVlHD Dub anu TT
deemed proper, Bryan Brown
Bimetallic-Club should be organ
lied
The convention for Union dis.
trict will be held at Aurora. The
Chairman OF the Committee will
DO present and other speakers.
For Grant district, the meeting
will be held at Brandonvlleaud will
be addressed by Henry Clay Hyde,
Secretary of the Democratic Exccu-
tive Committee and nominee for
Prosecuting Attorney.
For Pleasant district, The convon.
ton will be held at Valley Point
For Portland district the couvon.
ton wall be held at Terra Al.a in
the Opera House.
The Committeeman and DEM
ocratic leaders 40 an those points
arc expected TO make all necessary
arrangements for these meetings
and urge q good attendance.
J. SMDELL BHOwN, Chairman.
HENRY CLAY HYDE, Scc'ty
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
eladeavillo.
ondence ofthe Argus.

Correspondence oftho Argus.
Our people are getting ready for
winter
Our school will commence tho 18th OF
October
Miss Minnie NJ. Ziun has a new set
OF teeth.
Some Ut our farmers are done cut
ting their corn.
Rev. r. =. Welch was at Newbuay
recently on business.
o. w. Iinu was at Kingwood three
or four days last week.
&. Nj. MaSsie Is going with Joseph
Lyons threshing machine,
Miss Marie l.. I.nn was visiting nj
Rev. r. :. Welch's Last sunday
Jacob KEGS and family have moved
TO Shutdown, in Marion county.
AliclS Jenkins aud John Walls, of
near this place, are ON the sick list
Rev.J ID. Timmons WIS at Ind pond
ence last Wednesday after Rev VIII
liams.
Miss Lille West. of Evansville, will
be assistant teacher in our school this
winter.
Misses Mollic and Kate Shahan wcre
visiting az Daniel ID. Dixon's last
Sunday
Miss Minnie NJ. linn was at Indc.
pendence last Tuesday doing SONS
shopping.
Miss Matte Martin, OF near this
place. was btaying at ID. j. Holmes
last week
Rev4 Williams and Timmons we're
the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. ID. G. Zinn
last Friday.
Our Jolly blacksmith, John w. Massic,
got his leg hurt while shooting horse
last Tuesday.
Charles Miller, salesman of Terra
Alta, was calling on our merchants
last Wednesday,.
Edwin 9. Zinn carried the mail for
the contractor. Daniel ID. Dixon, last
Monday and Thursday.
Rev Williams, the new pastor preach
sd VA the Baptist church last Friday
night TO n fine audience.
Rev. Good, the new NJ. Il. minister of
this circuit has rented John w. Massies
new residence and will move his family
into it,
Mrs Frantic Gale and two children,
OF Bayard, who have been visiting her
parents near here, have returned u
their home.
We are having plenty of wet weather
at the present fit does not quit rain.
ing soon some OF our farmers buck
wheat will be spoiled.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith, of Blaine,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith Of near here, have re-
turned TO their home.
Rev. j. ID. luminous left here last
Monday morning for the Crozier Theol>
ogical Seminary az Philadelphia, Pa,
20 resume his studies,
DR.. j. y. Sapp. OF this place, aud DR..
a. NJ Jarrett dentist. Of Grafton. wero
here last Monday and Tuesday putting
up some new sets OF teoth.
Hon. A. G.. Dayton. the candidates
for Congress In the second District, will
speak In this place ON Tuesday. Oct.
9Th, at o'clock p. M, instead OF this
month 80 IL was reported. Let every
voter come 20 hear him speak
TIT AND TAT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
M. f. Ministe RS.

The Annual Conference OF the NJ. T..
Church in session at Moundsvllle the
past week. made but few changes in
the appointments of the ministers for
the ensuing year. Here is the list for
this the Morgantown District
ID. l.. Ash, Presiding lder.
Arnettsville-J. Il. Feather.
Blacksville-G. II. Williams.
Grafton-C. T.. Shaw.
Halleck-C. l.. Mercer
Jollytown--S j. w. Ford.
Kingwood-S u. Crummett
Knottsville-A +. Barnes.
Littleton-U. $. G.. Carroll.
Masontown-M. Knots.
Monongalia-J Beddow.
Morgantown-S. j. Cotton
Morgantown Circuits. Il. Jones.
Palatine-H. II. Boden.
Palatine Circnit--Alexander Justice.
Tunnelton-W. G Rogers.
Wadestown-G. w. Bent.
The whole list is too long for our paper
this week and there are but few
changes anyhow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24

Base Ball seems TO be all over for
this season and no clubs playing in the
county now. Every body has been wait.
inE ril summer q see Rowlesburg and
Masontown have another tussle. but in
spite OF all efforts they have kept a
safe distance from each other and did
nothing more than make faces and
waste lots of talk (Which is chcap) over
the game that never came OF Mason
town seems more anxious TO play than
Rowlesborg and has tried hard to get
a game with the champions and offered
everything that was fair. but the River
City Club has lodged the issue SO far.
The kingwood Club Is still trying 90
get another game or two. hut can't get
amy club 10 play ms any more. The
Newburg Club uf they have any at alp
has acted very badly with us and went
square back on their promises We
tried all through the forepart of the
season TO get them over here to- play,
but they disappointed us several times
and finally agreed that il we would
come over there and play they would
surely return the game soou. Well
we went over there at our own expense
and gave them game and have been
begging them ever since 60 return 1t as
they promised. but can't get any salts
faction out OF them at all.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
How a Woman Paid Her Debts.

A lady in Lexington says: II am out
OF debt; and thanks to the Dishwashe
business. In the past six l have made
1890. 90. Every housekceper wants a
DishwasL or, ard any intelligent person
can sell them with big profit TO himself.
The D.shwasher is lovely, you can
wash and dry the family dishes in two
minutes, and without wettiug your
hands. You can get particulars by adj
dressing, The Mound City Dshwasher
Co. ST Louis, Mo. There is big mon
ey in the business for an agent. ex-
pect to clear -. 90 the coming year.
need the money, why not make It,
Miss {. Il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
The Eject Is Wonderful.

tired, have headache, sick stomach.
fainting spells, dizziness. scanty or
prOfuse menses, weak back constipa-
ton; their sides shoulders and limb
ache cOnstantly-iu fact they suffer
from general debility OF the whole
system The superior tonic qualities
Of McBlree's Wine Of Cardui make ~
the leading remedy for this class Of
troubles.
y D. Peuehburn. New Virginia. Iowa says
Ny wife has suffered for years from general
weakness. pain in top % bead back aud neck
at times could not DO nor work One bottle
Of MCElree. Wine ~ cardui has given her Co.,.
slant relief. The effect o. wonderful.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
PRESTON COUNTY IN THE HOLE,
More Information Wanted on The
Financial Question.
Lho Edltor of M Anaus

To tho Editor Of THE AR0Us
TERRA ALTA, w. VA, Sept 10, 1890.
SIR There is rumor current
throughout the county that the hnan-
cial statement recently published in
the columns OF your paper and that OF
the Journal is not correct and that the
county is in debt from $40, 600 90 to
$50. 900. 0O-that the proposed bonding
OF the county is not for the purpose of
securing money 10 build roads and
bridges bat for the purpose Of paying
debts already existing. We are OF the
opinion that this is a mistake, but we
know a number of persons who believe
the report and will vote against the
proposed issue OF bonds solely on this
account. There is at least one man
who can give us light on this subject.
and that man is J. Ami Martin, Clerk
of the County Court II the county
owes debts other than what is found
IN the statement published. IL is due 90
the taxpayers Of the county that Mr.
Martin should 50 inform them
What say you. Mr.. Martin. viii you
make statement over your own sig
nature that Preston county owes but
st1,129.O5. and that "this deficit was
levied for at July term 1896 ?"
FREE SILVER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
How,s This I

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
II. j. CHENEY e Co, Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We the undersigned. have known T..
j. Cheney for the last fifteen pears. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West e. Truax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo. o., Waiding, Kinnan g. Mar.
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Price. 7bc, per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists Testimonials free.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

by the Committee the Democrats
of the West Side held district meet.
ings last Saturday TO nominate
candidates for the various offices to
be filled in the districts.
The Kingwood District Convon-
ton assembled at Howesville and
was called to order at $3.50 p. m. by
j. Slidell Brown, Chairman of tho
Committee. On motion OF DR. j.
III. Manown, DR.. Joseph = Hartley
was made Chairman, and ON notion
OF j. s. Brown. J. III. 5. Barlow
was elected Secretary
In spite OF the very inclemcnt
weather, there was a large crowd
present and the school houeo was
packed full.
On motion, il was ordered that
the nomination OF candidates be
taken up in the following order:
Flrst-For Commissioners OF the
County Court.
Second-For Member OF the
Board of Education.
Third-Two Justices of the
Peace.
Fourth--Two Constables.
Several names were proposed for
the di%erent positions and tie vot-
ing lively. showing that tho De-
mccracy of this district regard the
prospect good for electing their
candidates.
The result of the contest was us
follows:
For Member OF County Court
Marcelus Il. Pell, OF Pleasant Dale.
For School missiOner-Sim.
con Mattingly, of Housewife.
For Justices Of tho peace-Capt.
j. Il. Murdoch, of Kingwood, and
Eugene McGinnis, of Function.
For Coustables--James Lemuol
stone, of Kingwood. aud j. Low
Weaver, of Tunnelton.
This is strong ticket aud ought
TO be and can be elected.
On motion, the above ticket was
declared the unanimous choice OF
tho convention. and all pledged
themselves to do all in their power
to elect il.
Several good short speeches were
made by different parties present.
but the best one Was that of Mr..
Frank Watson, an intelligent young
man of Tunnelton, who declared
that he had been Republican all
his life till this election, but could
no longer vote with that party.
1t was decided to hold ~ public
meeting IN the same place on Fri
day night, October End, at 1880
O'Clock, at which time speakers will
be present to address the meeting,
and on motion adjourned.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
AS per order Of the Committee,
the Democrats of Valley district
met in convention ut Reedsvile.
Saturday, September 10Th, and
nominate the following district
ticket:
For Commissioner OF the County
Court-Richard Loar.
For School Commissioner m.
A. Guseman.
For Justices Of the Peace-Newt
Niece, upper end; Elliott Jenkins,
lower end.
For Constables George b. Her.
ring, upper end; Jacob Rohr, lower
end.
Despite tho persistehcy of the
weather to give us free water"
along with "free silver" quite
large number Of Democrats we're
present from over the district and
animated our meeting by the inter
est they manifested. Executive
Committeeman II. NJ. Grimes knew
what we were assem- BLEED for. aud
"pressed the button" without To-
dium.
After the business routine OF The
meeting WAS gone through with,
Henry Clay Hyde, ESQ., delivered
AN able and convincing discourse
on the leading issue Of the cam
paign, the fHancfal question; and
be it to the credit Of tho Republi.
cans present (who we're vastly in
the majority for the interest and
respect shown by them. 10 them
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24

IL is not unusual for druggists 20
recommend Cham berlain's Cough Rem-
edy TO their customers. Many OF them
have used IT themselves. or in their
families and know from personal eX-
perience it's great value in the treat
ment OF coughs, colds and Group. They
know too that their customers are
their best friends and naturally wish
To give them the most reliable medicine
they have for those ailments. MeSsrs.
Daughter,y Bros, prominent druggists
Of Indiana, Pa, say. I'VE sell more OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy than Of
any other cough syrup, aud always
take pleasure in recommending IL to
our customers" MIR. III. NJ. Urey, the
popular druggist at Fredonia, Pa, who
has sold Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy
Tor several years, says II can truly
say that IL is the best cough medicine
i'm the market" For sale at 20 aud 90
cents per bottle by j. A. Lenhart
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24
we cordially say. come again and
well do you good.
DIR, W II. McGfNNis, Chm.
THoS. f.. LoAR, Seo'y.
LYON DISTRICT.

lhoS. ~, bOAR, S6c'y.
LYON DISTRICT.
The Democrats OF Lyon district
met IN convention at Newbury,
Septcnher 10Th, at . p. m. On
motion OF DR.. Wm. NJ. Dent. T. q.
Lynch was made Chairman and w.
Is. Shaifer. Secretary. The follnws
ing ticket was nominated
For County Commissioners Of hu
Court--Ilee y. Miller. GladesvilIc.
For Mem Der Board Education
U. :. Supp. OF GAdesvIlTe.
For Justices OF the Peace--Johu
). 9. Bell, OF Newbtrg, and Sam'l
Rogers, OF Hladesyille.
For Constablo-.Frank Trickett,
OF Gladesville.
The convention made only one
nomination for Constable.
The following Instructors OF
Election were named;
John Lynch, Newburg; .lacob
Gibson, Independence; Hayes Snpp,
GladesvilIe; Wash Fortney, Iron
dale; Austen to be supplied.
II. q. LYNCH, Chairman.
w. Is. SHARPER, Seo'y.
We have received no report as
yet from Reno district.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24

! hereby announce myself as an i'm
dependent candidate for the Office of
Justice OF the Peace of Portland dis
trict and solicit the support OF all my
friends at the coming election
ALBERT g. Whs0N.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24

All persons knowing themselves u
be indebted TO MONROE ~ JACKSON,
Julius X Monroe, or Monroe g. Walls,
will please call at once and settle By
cash or note. Accounts Muar be closed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-24

] win resume the practice OF the law
ia kingwood. September I, 1896
r. w. MoNR0r
August l0, 1885, ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-11
Great Special Sale
of Silk Waists

We offer this week a fine line Of
wash silk waists assorted co or', for
...."',,"", ",'''''''''"'''''''''.''''.', > 40
See tais great bargain,
BLACK CHINA SILK WAIST
Elegant quality crushed collar periec,
fitting, value IS 90, special lOr.. 81 80
BEAUTIFUL DRESDEN SILK
WAISTS, In assorted shades, ,legrnf
fitting, value 20 90, special a,.",uI 80
Elegant assortment OF fancy brocaded
silk waists, worth up to s. %, special ut
,-,",',,,..'," '''',''''''''''''''''''., %. DD
Magnificent bargains offered all
through the store this week in Millinery,
Boys Clothing, Shoes etc,
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
In Oregon Wife Hurderar Sentenced
10 Do Hanged.
cmLn BADLY KITTEN ny 4 noe.
llaugIug 'pirrow -flal I u In az
ilNAtor shaft 90 lspfo,y In
SrA,tlt-UieaNd Cattle.

A very IN sofsbl, report is gwen Of
he heat ciU. iI * Isap.
rbc CaI'otn PJpullsts will hold
bel state c0u, Cniiin "a lurtdt > nay
o..
Seattle tWash.) r's genuine cue
iuproay. Tnr ~ tied ptrsjn J. q
D'uisn sailor who iaulUi III rsa t'r''
uigut ngg.
Charles ALBRIGHT " Msrshfi.ld,
Oregon, killed his wife on Feb. IS, liip
to-day, May II, was sentenced TO .
hang II.
Fud McGanghty, OF Los Angeles,
Car, fell twelve feet Gown an elevator
halt on FuJay, receiving iaiai III.
Juflcs.
Five huLdfed fishermen sI,ed Dts'
'smOna Sands, Oregon, Ffiuay sitef.
noon aud destroyed larse tuntcr u
dsh trsu'. Tue sands are ad scent 10
sand land, when lie occupied by
government troops.
Governor Buid Of California ras
called u, on tue state officials to stamp
Hut splen.C ~ among tho cattle vi
tne state. Hensterls that tne law TO-
.aiing a. contagious diseases II ~ ap'
licable ~ cattle ON 10 human being,
and ~ 40 tho state board Of health b.,
| $4,000 ~ eradicate the dlaUaio.
y. A. s.Hilgard,a prominan. lawyer
/ ana society leader W ~. hNr., NutHu
committed suicide Fhiiry IN scrss'
uoual manner. Climbing ever lh,
| railing u inc post-sigUtt biidlv uIrevi'
y over TIE big tails, ant inp'sir view
1f aIGtgo number ~ isdrsIiinuF, ht
u!ud D suilei through Lis hAiu aud
| dropped Into the spokane river forty
six feet below. HE body WIS swrll
yer the falls md has not yet been re-
coveted. Dssp0nieucy over n love
affair IN stated to be the cause OF nj,
action.
A messenger came to Gtais Valley,
Cal, FRIDAY evening for n doctor t1 va
II once t. Indian Syringe TO attend
tho fUut.yeaf.lld child OF Charles Pull
mau, who had been terribly bitten by
Newfoundland dog. The child hAu
been playing with tne brute, ana ptsb b.
ably tanIalized II until II became fe-
foclout. The deg fastened his lower
teeth under the right eye o. tbs cRill
ana the upper teeth Ia tho ilrah Of the
foGthead anu chewei away until the
teeth mot. Tho doctor says the tigh.
| eye - destroyed. The facu Of the boy Il
20 iright ully swollen that the eye car
not be seen. Blood poisoning II feared
The dog has been shot.
"GfAndpa, tho little bird has con
mil,ed suioide.n } .B. Stetson, to whUn
The words were addressed by the It'll,
child, IN Ssu Frau clsco on Fflday
glanced up,anu IN front Of the Winduv
Of his sleeping apartment saw dta
sparrow, SUSPENDED by tho mack, haug
ing half way down the upper sash q
the window, la tho aTchrd spAc
above the window frame some bird
bad built their nests, usinE as sparrow
DO, hair from the tails and names O
horses. by some means bal
nad become fastened around tn
neck Of the sparrow. Prob
ably In trying TO free !ueli th
bird dew from the nest, but its Il /
va. o. sns II ssit was iatal. The mai
adhered 10 the nest, whi'o the loop kcp
last IT. clasp on the little a ngeteI'
throat. Tue gttult was the hanging u
the sparrow % eiirC'uhlly NJ " oil Oh
| ptO eeedings had been CunduC ell by
sheriff with all the iofmalltltH " Ia
.aw,
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A shy DANCER.
storic. Told by wcstern.rs Of che Antics
OF tho sand mn Crane.

OF tho sand mn Crane.
The sand hill crane il very bright
bird a Recreation writer says that its
very name is Synonymous Of vigilance
and alrrtncss. II feeds on the trrclyss
plains or IN the barren wheat stubble.
where 1t can see u long way beyond gun.
shot, or one Of a flock Is posted ~ sen,
tiuol, and this bird stands with bill half
open, ready to give an alarm. II can be-
killed 10y docoying IL with pastchoard
figures cut 10 proper size and shape and
painted, but mounted birds are better
a pit is dug deep enough to conceal -
man, tho decuys uro put out, and the
cranes are shot as they comc over. The
bcst region 10 shoot them is In the Co
lunihiu river watershed and south OF IL
Ia tho Pacific coast stLtoA
Whom ono shoots bind of the size
and build of crane ia nidair, Il col
lapscs, like II card house or tent. But
such apparent collapsos are sometimes
deceptive, ~, for instance:
Before / could roach him he scared
of into tho air with wheeling flight
Again he hit the ground with fearful
violence, but again he got on his feet
Running up, thinking TO get him alive
for u dccuy, l tried 10 tap him ON tho
head and stun him. Hc showed fight
and l used my gun MS backed on, and
he took 10 his wings
The sand hill crane il something Of u
fighter Of mru II wounded, and the only
safe crauo is dead one Thor bills arc
long aud sharp aud are capable Of put.
ting out mans eye.
The sand hill crane has some curious
habits that make him Of moro than pass
ing interest 10 the student Of birds. Out
ON the prairigs parties Of them have balls
in tho spring, to which thr select birds
seem 10 be- invited These balls urc pic.
turc que affairs from the human stand
point TE.rc are curious dsucos, which
aru sort Il solitary wultzas OF pretty
slow iigs Sometimes tho birds lean
over one Gputhor's backs and flap their
wings, giving thoir peculiar cry. Some.
times rival birds have fierce ducls, using
their keen bills like lances, battloaxcl
and swords
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Specials
in Silks.

Magnificent black blocadd silk, all
the richest, newest and most elaborate
designs, have been SELLING for s. 50 and
f2,oo sd, special Tor 81 , , x $40 yl
500 yards black brocaded India tgi.
leta silk, ul % inch wide, IN large and
medium designs These goods are
guaIanletd not TO crock crush OF slip in
seams and are generally sold at sl,sS,
ale phee onlY"".".,",.".... Z lie Yd
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NEW TIME CARD, n EFFECT APRIL s, 1885
trains i0plgt and arrive SO salt Lake City.
daily, a. tulluWas

g. 300 IS 90 overland Uuitud for Chlsago. Omaha.
Denver, hansas tlgy, - Lvuis, Ogiea
hut Pau tliT.
$3.50 u local yNrrrls fDr san francisco,
uE-yn, Cache Valley anu latelaec.aIs
icog D local express tor ozisn saa lntcrns.
7.tOpm Atlantic express fcr chicago. omaha,
buuNrr. Na1ss. cav - Louis, Muus,
Tor, au', san Francisco,
$50 4 W local tNluvst Co.. Mcrour, liuuc,
lI3vo, aeghl Msua aud intermylla.I
points
'GONpr mail and express for Provo. Ssphi,
Milford trHrr aud inferno late U OH ".
- O. o. 90 WlNcl train tor 1bFutI leach,
4uVC.u aud 4tru.NHs
AHrigE
l.l0 . w oyDrafd limited tom Chic,r,
omaha, e. Louis, Kansas CITY, Ueuyer
lArk llN ana ogden.
ltI .. .. msi nd express on lleleun. lutte,
loruano, ha1 trnn glaeo, Cgl0a gad In,
tcrHtdl1ID points.
,.l1 % b.. local uNprgHs from sEn Francisco,
Cache valley ugtcu ana intermediate
asa IN Atlantic express from Chicago.
Omaha ~ Louis, hansas civ, Denver
'pl5 am man and express from Frisco. Nu.
fort NuUhl IrovD AND intermediate uuls,Is
fIl pm local express from MCrcur, Tuuc,
tio'o, Nepui, Manu and nteimedialo
puugt
80 Nm mixed usiu IN Iermnui, Toos.,
aud Garfield heach,
Trans south OF Juao ul daily except
'iian daily sIcsp, Sunday.