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hpANI.ir ruLItIcs.
The Elections Clnun AZ tito Aitsni:er
81 the rsouts,

81 the rsopts.
NEw Yom,, Aprii li.-A special to
thI Word nom MAIud say. luu
SpEuiHfJs gru o. much vugJ..Hed iu
tnuiT elections that only lew papers
hUvr commented a. on tbc appoint.
meut ui General Fitzuugh Lee ~
,OIsul general 10 Havana.
~ Impartial alone, Ia telegram
from Washington, challenges rNpudI-
tuyy Ut thu gtlsgtiuu OF tuCh Il repre-.
sentative ~ lfr.idrnt Clevrlan +.
However, General Lre Will BE- granted
the ordinary consular UxtguatsuT ~
tho Madrid government unless the
Spanish minister NJ Washington linus
gTsuui 10 object 10 hlH tppUiuta4eut.
The colonial authorities IN Cuta wiIl
afro afford General Lee all the facilities
u'ualiy grantUI % foreign couu
within customary limits Of ihelr cJusu.
'ar mission aud JuiieF. Grtefgl wuy.
lot alone can determine how Tor The
new American cJntul general eau uv
allowed ~ 20 over Cuba or report on
the situation. Ia any event Gu4eful
Leo viii probably not be allowed 10
Wei. Tue lusufguut liutt. His pfgtt.
CrssUr, Consul Williams, has teen
Madrid prose for haviug ok.
Coedud tue instructions OF ia.
American government 90 claim
inurmuiIles Tor American citizens anu
tU insist utou all vAact uInlmeut Of
the convention Of 1877, winch express.
~ stipulated that Americans would
never Ice tried by court mgrIials hut
alwsyu 10y tue civil U0uTH with the No.
slsIauce Of civil counsel, even Tor oil.
legged completely Ia the present war.
Many MaIIld papers asked that tue
CUBAN AMI PJrt1 Rico elections be nm.
uulleu but thu government Ii not IN the
least likely 10 listen tot.
Tho liberals Hnd republicans and
the ministerial press again deny that
President Cleveland hss taken any
siop-, by note OF Otherwise, to SCUM
tue Spanish government about guta.
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HAyAHA, April 1.-The coiumra
~ troIpa commanded by Gans. 7uafeA,
Vulcan, LtCahvurln anu Col DeVDf,
tHH latter commanding tho Alfonso
N.ll battalion, loft Mattel ~ the
lUrluUrb emu n The military line across
the province OF piuat del RIO, uy dii.
'ercut tIads. Col. Dev0s, iu pnsslng
the pin niatlJn NJ San Claudio, met thr
insufgeut vanguard, consisting ui sIO
cavalry. Tao latter retreAttd aud were
pursued by tue troops. suddenly the
insurgents appeared On the ncighbJt'
ing heights, tut were driven from
them by turs.ldior. Near Luchusa "a
force 90 5,0IO iusutguli. attempted Co
sutfouuI the Alfonso Nil battalion
aud the latter was cJml r.lu o. retreat.
Inc soldiers fought wvi. iu tuItcaiinH
AMI AT tue expiration o. two huufs they
reached tue landing riacU a. san
Claudio, AMI lUulnl inJm'ulvoh
.'lu uador the protection ot tue ai'
u lory.
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TRAHSYAAL RISING.
BurghtrS Appeal Tor arms 10 PToltC.
Themselves
puLuwAyo SITUATION SERIOUS.
A Native KILLED Tor Conveying in'er.
nation to Ills Friends About
the Settlers.

CApErowN, April li.-News has
been received here that tue nhtives are
rrepsring to rlsu along tue rbnsysal
border. a iisiug 10 northern Tmus.
vaal itself 10 also reported to be- immi.
nent. There h something Of panic
manlie,t among the burghofs, who
hsve appeaicd Tor arms with which 10
protect themselves. Tho threatened
sprsad Of tue disturbance along thu
Tnusvaal border mskes the situation
nj Buluwnyo and Malsbclc much more
serious. The nuthuutltH have let that
BuluWHyU was reasonably cafe 10 tue
.11d supply should hold out, but tls
danger has been that the Mninbrit8
would stop the wagon roads through
the Matuppl hills 10 the south, AMI
thus prevent supplies nom getting
through from Mt;uhUE
lis believed thHt tue white tUltlcf
rcattufci through Nntgbglriard ufc lu
p.arts VI safety by tuid time, ~ Bu.u.
wayo Ot Cyclic, ana tho missionaries do
not irel that they nun any REX from The
natives 10 VIII IA thuy are kuuwu,
though there might be dagger ifym
flfaugu wandering bands,
Only part oil the 900 ruin'Otcymuni6
designed Tor BuluwnyO nave boon dis.
Iafchcd from Nniekiug, tho nearU.t
luiut available tor that purpose. IL
takrs ttut weeks hard travelling by OK
Wagons 10 reach Buluwnyo tom there,
anu Il is said the Journey cannot Dec
done Ia that time except with very
ught loads. Transportation OF supplies
OF ammunition, which are urt drd Ht
tuIs time IN NiathhHc Gland, must turfu.
fore uu slow, nad the new develop
munts M the situation threaten 90 cut
%. Ur at lees. % interrupt, CUmmunI.
cation retwcuu BuluwnyO ami tue
uuly source 90 which II Cuu look Tor d
renewal ~ its tuuuiius,
BULuwAYU, AptI li-it has been
discover tuat some VI tue Matabel,s
who are employed o. Servants here
have beet acting as HpIts uud convey.
log information of the movements ui
rXItiIuHns 20 their friends In outlying
districts, Ouu ui tn.to lfaltutyua 40.
u'oi was th0t iOiny.
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worked am1ug the delegate, aud
Bland, who 10 mere, IL said 60 be uurs.
INK hfs boom. He Is said, however not
Go dssiru any Instructions f.r himself.
Governor stone BE- said 90 have oX'
ptessru his preference i3I tN.Govoruot
B1iss OF lows Tor the frteiieniinl
nominee. but nothing drnui,o in re-
gard Go Presidential favUrIi,a 10 SHOWN.
The committee decided tp hold the
state convention " nominate state
Ulcers nj Jefferson Guy on August
5ll.
sEDAitA, No., April ~ Alter iD-
num'rtuls conference, uX.t ugtese-
maj n. T.. Blaud cUustn Il night NJ
10 O'Clock 10 become y candidate fnr
the Presidential nomination. The rtBo-
luton indUrBug Bland will be re-
ported OF tomorrow convention by
Governor Stone BIO will make aspeech
ami ask the convention to ADOPT iNc
resolution unanimously.
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The AuimaiIudus,ry mn.

WAuuNurUN, Aptii 1.-the SON.
uatu committee On agriculture tudHy
favorable report upon tue animal iu.
uusiIy ON. Toe bIll isa recOdiiir,tiUn
~ the existing laws bearing urOg tho
subject ~ animal aud meat Inspection,
with numerous important additions.
Among tuu additions are provisions
putIiug the iusI ecliun Of ment piOuuclE
aui 1.-Two stock, the oNfifpaii0u OF iu.
ivrfious aud contagious disease anu the
reputation anu transportation % i've.
stock, nui the prevention OF the uEr0r.
thtiun VI importation Of disualtd stock,
in IN" direct chsfRo Of the bureau oil
nImaIImlnalTy.
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OMAHA, Nst, April li.-Nsbraska
PHpulisis tl the number OF several
hundred met In Omaha today and
formed an organization looking TO the
promotion u the Interests " Senator
W. A. Alicn IN the presidential cam
paigu, IL IL proposed 10 ieni Ne.
braska delegation 10 81. Louis instruct.
oi Tor him, ifpOssiblc. The pf0bAbili.
ties are that tic movement will receive
no opposition uulets from senator
A Hen nimsrlf who has already nn.
u0unccd Ia au 0leu letter that he eau.
not AFFORD 10 DO "a candidate.
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a Nan Rus sis inmtiy nnd Himself
to save Them ifom Want.

tIuCNGu, Anil - While bro ding
Ovtf iuu IDEA That his family would
suil,r item want, John LHhuIan Ihis
evening suU. ana Killed hts three
nnilifvu. After committing this ter.
uulr deed LfhWau attempted o. tui
biz own life by nuugirg, but falling In
this he turned the revolver ugun him-
Ell uud tuut n bullet through hts heart,
killing himseii Instantly.
For Uis ht yunts l.. hmhn has been In
tue employ Dl tIr West Chicago street
Ttilw.y company, anu dung the
greater part " that time had u'rn u
driver on the Central 1vuuue line.
Lehman hat saved tl.l.D, This
money IL deposited iu ole 90 thu Cty
bluks. ruu inmily llvut comfortably
ana wanted i0r uulhing, NDtwilh.
sIandiug that feet, Lehman worried a
great JuA. he hHd u IrgT That H1ns
gay nls tavitgs would tuswtpt away
anu tue family would become dupUut.
cut on ChaHly.
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nLAND ENnoRsED.
Ito Consents 60 nscome - candidate
for thr Presidency,

81. Louis, Apfil IA Republican
special from Sa1alis, Mo-, say; Alta
late hour tsuight iTirnds " tx.Cun-
gresham Richard T.. Bland decided 10
tilrr resolution tomorrow iudOrzlng
the silver leader As miss0uriis candidate
tor the Presidency. J. W. Fatfls, tue
tate CO trsl commits, cman from nit.
Elhnu's county, and bis closest politl.
cal adviser, authorized the publication
VI the following;
"Mf. Bland is not candidate, and
does not hsk the iniutssmuut Of this
convention Tor the presidency. But II
the Democratic convention vi Missouri
should dec are him b bu It's choice, Il
II q cOlup imont that any mSn should
feel proud o. IL tue free silver Gle.
mrnl controls the Chicago convention,
Mr.. BiEnd c.uld not decline the nomi.
nation u u were rendered ~ him. He
prsiers, however 10 make the fight Tor
tue principle, without being Ielatued
~ ma aspifaut for Oilluu.n
EE.tuugtessmau GLANDS candidacy
far the Pr,fiIoncy has been quie,ly
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rAS FRANCisCO, April li.-InC
upitrfs rom the regular Republican
IfganiEatJu iu the Fourth cUugt,a.
'lIuul district, known 40 the .puHr
JuErrssllnAl committee, held Ifl.
mHfits tpuay Tor the election Uf dele
gales 90 the Republican state convuu'
uyn. The delegates elected arc pledged
O. Mckinley,
4 ufsaui1tliDn recognized by tho
II publican STATE central committee
viii boil pfimarltB tomorrow, when nn
'f 70 Will be- made 10 elect delug1ius
favorable 10 Allison,
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CORONATION or rmr,z,r
The Unitsd state. naval Hsprsscatn,
ttou.

WABUiSuIuS, April 1.-THE United
States navy VIII be- represented NJ the
festivities attending tho q "rInntinu OF
thr Cz.r UY thu triple screw cruiser
Minneapolis, the swiitost vessel In
the navy. the vessel hns boon d0cllrI
nnd put IN ORDER 40 ,he biF Italian gov
eminent dock ul Toronto, Gnd this
muruiug sailed from that placr fut
Naples. Al the same time tho San
Fnuoiscp, Admiral Sel'rltge'N nag-
-hip sailed from the pirauus lot n aplrs
and the vessels will meet there. The
admiral viii transfer his Dag 10 The
Minneapolis.
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NEW TIME CARO-. n EFFECT APRIL S, 1885
Trains depart And arrive at sNI Lake CITY
daily, as tOiluwt
pErAHr


On Alu overland linitsi for Chistgo. Oman,
Denver hAnsas ti1y, ~ LOUIS, UEIrn
90 ~ ioSal express Tor San Francisco
uriun, Cache Valley Hgu intermediate
POINTS
iurp mlosaI empress Tor ogden .sa iniarns.
7g0rtn Atlantic express for chicago. omaha.
uUuNuT hAusAb tNy, 81 LuuH, huus,
fOrt aut. sau frAnrIsrp,
40 a W local express Cor hcrEIr, IInuc,
Provo, Ncph, Mnuu aEi intermediate
points
'U.r' D. ~ maI aud express Tor Provo. Nophi.
Milford, trtrH anu Intermediate oiuts
81 o. w mixed train Tor earned Beach,
AuoSIU ana IeTHuu',
AHWyh
$40 . n Oyrrtrd limited frou Chicago,
omaha, 3D. lu4It Kansas Oily Denver
rarN CIV hu' tEasu.
gHl t 40 mail suu express ffum Helena, Tuttt,
Portland, Ban tlAa CISCO, LEdsn End To-.
trFurdlufr points.
,.. u III I..h express troU San Francisco.
Cache valley uElen ana intermediate
$50. a m Atlantic express from Chicago
onA,,i, Ne Louis NanaA' CIV, beaver
fJtsam mail and express from Frisco, NU.
FORT NuuuI. lro'p anu intermediate ruIbIs
U#| D. zoo local express from AlrTruT. IuuH.
fIoFn, NrHHf Mauu aud intermediate
u. y ...a mixed train fem Terminus. Toos.s
snd Nsraun Beach.
TRAN, toutH OF JuI1 run aAly except
Uan duly except sunday
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NV Crn.N roNsTL.
AIS Appointments Tine stroke o.
ntpiUuasY.

Its appointment iine stroke %
ntninuHoy.
Ngw York, Apt!i ia special to
the World from Havana SAYS At the
paiaCr the tidings Ot tho ,uming Of
Gen. Fllzhugh Lee, AZ consul general,
were received with marked favor. Al
Vices hat already reached here from
good authority In the Unite States on
tno subject. Tho general belief In
Oiiicial uiteleB II that the appointment
Of 20 distinguished u soldier means
moro than a ming OF u Contulalc, Il
hts been undgrntgol hero tina. Prr'i.
dent Cleveland has Consldcfed the
iublGCt OF commission, but that he
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
The only line running ITO
Through Fast Iil1I Oily
LRADVILLB,
ABPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE hOY. 26. lsaL


Train No. leaves Ogden 200 am
SAT- Lake s.S am, arrive al Pueblo
s.ii am, Colorado Springs 5:st am,
Denver 1910 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6;Ss pm,
salt Lake $3.50 pm, arrive AZ Pueblo
~ PIN, Colorado Springs 6iss pm,
Denver Y'1s PIN.
yrsanseHiDEa mads At Pueblo, OIL orsn-
Springs snd Denver With all llnss east
klssant day coaches, chair oHJs and Pull
man slsepets on all trains. Taxa The
n, A X. n. and have . comfortable trip
and onjoy tbs nAss, soshssy on ths soE-
uuent
A y. HuoHHS a X, HOOPER,
ETaffio han&Esr, a AT. A.
DenveT, Colo. Denvua. Ga
n y EEvINa,
oeaeral Agent
e>lt IAks OltS, N
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CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS and
EAST.

You loayo Ogden. or
Salt Lake boo tho oven.
ing and nitor break.
fasting boo tua stump.
tunus dining cars NJ tho
SANTA 81. ROUTE,
ON tho Third morning,
you arrive 10 Chicago
or st. Louis in season 10
attend 90 business or
connect with all fast
tfairs Tor tho East
SONS Quo HAS said ~
Gently tina. |"HtIaUk nf
the AItUI-lS 70
PEkA a Santa go.
railroad wa iu such
pefi'oi CONDITION thu
the long distance run u
The FLYER ON ths New
York Central could ba
Cquhlcd 4 not exceed
81, by IL magnificent
trains.
GEO T. GILMAN
General Agent Passing
o r department
90 Wosi Second South
Street Salt Lake city,
Utah.
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g Ss.'. ,,s.. In Effect Eob 49, 1895,

leave salt LaEa coy
No. .-reF bingham. Provo. DffuI
surrtuH aud a.I pofu's EAtt sfst a,
NO tHlu. IrHfu Ufanf suuDuHH
Bud Al. fu.ru aasf.sss.s.s.s I. n. m.
40. g. DO. HaICu and intermediates
IH.H.H ......... saaaHHsHHHts s.as D. VA
No t-fuf no Pleasant. Ns... H,.
Isa auI aA intermediate
40 - ar tufs.a. ra,saH. rroT6.
aul b.. intermediate rUIuHs Wv. POI
30 s=luT ogden aHf th1 HtaI .... % . u m
DO lHflr usial aui lIa Wrst.... H.lh POO.
Arrive ssit Lake ,ity
so i-Tf0m rf1a5, DsuI Jlueuoa
au1 thH hasts....... .....s o. IS p w.
no s=IrUm Provo uraud Juuryon
AMI she katt .ssss... ..s.s % 10 v. a.
t-lfuu Provo. UIuFham. Matt
taIut, tuFrsE ans hU Iulgrs
ne Iatn UH.nta.s.ss ......... - o. ~
no. o lom ogden ana informed
hlt rHfUiasssss=z. asssa.a .....a tlh "a
30. PROM tufata and HaFfunas y m
~ IRON uEdea su1 tHo NsN4 . q m
30 from ogden anf us West. ~. ~ m
only liuo ruuutuu hIoaFh flllmtu faa
trruing cars raIt latn UIiT On sau tfanrIscn.
"a. lasD GO. 60 Denver VIA Grand JuutNuu
hNu rat Lake t.iy t1 Kansas tIty aud thieA.
20 via colorado UuIufa.
1hr1ush tourist ur family siesrsp wi,holt
change. 20 hAusAs CITY. chicago Hut hlfip1.
lr'e reclining char cars rat lase "
Denver
Ticket O1Cs, 10 ", End South
1. e. DODGE. Gen. Nauagsr.
3. n. UAu,uth. Tfart NArAEcr
D. A. NAbikli'h. tea. fAssgr. At
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denver, Colo, April IA special
TO tue Republican, " an IuWuiK, Ariz.i
sayt:
There lea strong probability lhattwo
delegations Will gO 10 st. LOula ron
AtlzJun. rhu trouble lies In Pi wliE
aHd Ia 10 county, MaricorA. The ter
f.iufial Re- uHuyau meeting, Aprl
2l,hi vii no composed Of eighiy dele
.ai,s. Twcnty.scvon will come from
~ wIiz, hud tor the possession ut this,
tue largest block VI votes, The h2ht has
become bitter AMI has extended 90
several other counties, and on various
ItoteKls bolts have been organized and
HDntestiug delegations will hsut uvct u
usIuiity 700 the CENTS. Ine trouble D.
Iyrr Mckinley. a lew w,eks ago tho
Jni0an had lew supporters ~ this tel.
rtDry but recent successes have
brought him many friends.
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has not publicly mentioned the mat.
Ter, the understanding being that, 70.
gafdless Of how the spanish govern.
mrut might view the subject, u would
not uH agreeable 20 the Suan,rn people.
PfosidUut CLEVELAND has avoided the
unpleasant guCftiOn la a successful aud
IillOnnilc manner by selecting a bill
liant aud honorable sOldiur such NJ
Ice Be- known 20 he, aud sending him
90 Havana uuurf circumstance thui
cannot olionl public euuslbilities.
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TIE BEST
FIRING MEDlGlME

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Just For CARING Foll.

NO" said the old gentleman
sternly. Il will not do it. Never
have I sold anything by false repre-
sentations, and / will not begin it
now"
For a moment he was silent, and
the clerk who stood before him
could see that the better nature of
his employer was fighting strongly
for the right.
NO" the old man cried again.
Il will not do it. 1t is an inferior
grade of shoe, and ! will never pass
it off as anything better Mark it,
"A Shoe Fit For Queen and put it
in the window. A queen does not
have to do much walking "-Chica-
go Tribune.
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The following anecdoto of the
Princess Maud has the distinguished
merit of being true: Going shopping
one spring morning strictly incog
and attended only by one of the la
dies of the household, Princess Maud
was accosted by a little street arab
who was the happy possessor of a
pair of large, pathetic brown eyes
and q tangled crop of curly brown
hair. He was busily engaged in the
absorbing task of earning his living,
and perhaps some one else's as well,
by retailing fresh spring flowers,
penny and tuppence a bunch" The
princess stopped by him, and while
choosing some flowers she was lit
tie startled by the lad saying in an
excited and familiar whisper:
Its all right. miss. l knows yer,
but I'll keep it dark and won't split
on yer"
The princess smilingly shook her
head in denial.
"Yes, do knows yor" (more en-.
phatioally). Yer Princess Mawd,
I twigged yer directly.
Princess Maud was greatly anus
ed, and we can just il agine with
what glee she would = of the in
cident.-London Standard.
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rHe sPRlNe.


oyezi Oyezl A girl has run awayi
She's truanting from winters convent halls.
6tampedfng all the world with deidward calls
And breeding mischief in the general clsy.
She ronps along the lanes and Inimics May
The SAVIOR OF her blown, soft hair inthrnlls
The air. The SHOWS melt where her foot
print falls
On greening meads whose startled flowers be-
tray
The coaxing tune her Acct vagary huns
The leaves look out to watch her where she
comes,
And pcllmen brooks break Jail to sc&mper
after.
And hin homed cattle frisk that she is near.
She leases even the towns with fetching laugh
ter.
Oyezl Who's seen the tOmboy Of the year1
Rupert Hughes in Scribnsr'a.
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Writers and Praise.

Such trihing annoyances as have
come my way as contributor are
as nothing compared with the uni
form kindness and honorable treat
ment / have met with at the hands
of editors. There is only one general
criticism that wish to make. They
hardly seem to realize the value of
praise, or at least very few of them
do. have read somewhere that Mr..
Archibald Forbes used to conclude
every dispatch to The Daily News
with the words, "And if you don't
like this you may go to the devil.
That exactly expresses the mental
attitude of the conscientious bat
spirited contributor. He is most
anxious to give satisfaction and does
his very utmost; but. like all good
workmen possessed of an ideal, he
mistrusts his own success. At the
same time the consciousness of his
effort makes him ready to resent
the criticism which his diffidence
teaches him to expect.
A word of appreciation, however
brief and businesslike, puts new life
into him; the lack of it sends him
about his work determined but with
out alaority. At the end of a long
job he may find that his work has
been appreciated all the time, but
that does Lot help him to do it. DE
wants an occasional assurance by
the way. have often thought my
self fool for taking excessive pains
to insure accuracy, spending a whole
day, for instance, in verifying a sin.
gle statement, which occupies nc
more than one insignificant sen.
tenoe and probably passes quite un
noticed. One never knows, and
though appreciation has not beer
lacking, as gratefully acknowledge
the confidence which should reward
accurate work is plant that comes
very slowly to fruition.-Nationa
Review.
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1t Will Do you Good
to Come to
GALVESTON.
Note the Rates Made
by the
SANTA FE ROUTE

For the Populist State Convention.
Tickets on sale August 4th, and for
trains arriving az Galveston, morn
ing of August 5th, limited 20 return
August eth.
For this occasion, the rate from
any point on the Santa Fe In Texas
and Indian Territory, will be one
fare, but not to exceed $500, for the
round trip.
Galveston was never better pre-
pared to entertain visitors than she
IL tins Summer. The Beach Hotel
has been reopened under new man
agement, and is the finest In Texas.
'fOlympia by the Sea" is the Coney
Island OF Texas Here you can eat,
sleep, drink or battle; "Shoot the
Chute 70 20 the Tneater or to the
ball; all IN one enclosure, 20 which
no charge is made for admittance.
You simply pay for what you order,
order what you want, and get Il In
the very best style.
Texans know that the Santa Fe is
the pioneer in low rate excursions
and that its equipment and service
are unequaled by any line In Texas.
A word 10 the wise-Travel via the
Santa Fe. W. s. KEENAN,,
Genl. Passr, Agt.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Christian Churck-Frensley street. Ser
vices every Lords day At II 80 q. m. and s:lo
meeting every wednesday s:15 p. m choir
practice every Friday evening az s:l5 2. m.
T@diess Aid Society every Tuesday after
no0n Al the church at d. m. Mite and So
cfai meeting every Tuesday night az place
announced each Lords day. Omcers meet
Ing first Lords day in each month. All are
crrdially invited to all services.
Goe Il. Webb, Sup't Sunday school.
"a. o Riall. Pastor.
FfrMt Baptist Church-Broadway street.
Services every Sunday at IL 90 a. m, and $3.50
81 m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
a 8 O'Clock Sunday School at $3.50 a. m
choir practice Friday evenings at O'Clock.
DR.. Young, Pastor.
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In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory, Southern District.
Mary HI. Farrell, plaintiff,
VS..
Edward Farrell, defendant.
The defendant, Edward Farrell. is warned
TO appear In this court in thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Mary III. Farrell
witness the Honorable Constantine b.
RilRore, Judge of said court, and the seal
thereof, this 18th day of July, 1896.
SEAL JOSEPH W. PHILLIPS, Clerk.
Potterf Bowman, attorneys for defend
ant.
Robert h. West, attorney for non-resi-
dent. july 26