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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-06-16

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Board OF Health meets this after 4
noou.
Blue Serge Suits well made for 81
at Kerr's.
Ladies day at the Pacific Tennis
Club.
All Silk Neckties, made up and to
tie 2 for 25c. at Kerr's.
Co. D elects captain on the 25th
instant.
See Administrators notice in the
estate of Annie X. Mahaulu.
Shirts and Collars in, all qualities,
can be had at bottom notch prices
at Kerr's.
The Diamond Jubilee ball invita-
lions are now issued, az are those
for the British Commissioners dance.
Money, time and labor saved, by
buying your Muslin Under Wear,
ali ready made at N. S. Sachs.
Government flags were half mast
ed yesterday out Of respect to the
memory OF the late Frank p Hast
ings.
The tern Esther Buhne arrived
to-day from Eureka, Humboldt,
with full load Of lumber to Levers
~ Cooke.
Don't worry, or wear out your
eyes making under wear when you
can buy it so cheap all ready made
at n. S Sachs.
The University Clubs banquet
takes place on Tuesday next. Rev.
d. p. Brnie will preside on the
festal throne
Lord S4lbourne, British Colonial
Secretary, denies absolutely that IT o
Department received any hint as t.
the Jamesons' raid.
Ladies' Skirts with rufIles ouly so
Ceuts, Ladies' Drawers, we'll made,
trimmed with Embroidery ard
Tucks for 80 Gents at Sachs.
Water rates for the December
term must be paid within fifteen
days OF July lat, or become subject
to an extra charge of ten per cent.
Hardly credible, but still true,
Ladies ChemiseS, 3 for 81, Ladies
Night Gowns for so Cents, Corset
GOWNS for 60 Cents at n. S. Sachs.
Prices have been reduced to %
cents and 10 cents at the Animate.
scope. This ia a wise move for it
will enable all to see this very clever
aud amusing exhibition.
Capt, Camara has ordered Cos.
@, d, e and H OF the second bat
TALON to parade at the Drill Shed
tomorrow evening for battalion
drill Sac order elsewhere.
A rumor is abroad that Mr.. E. A.
Jones returned to work up his ap-
pointment to the vacant position ia
the Hawaiian Legation at Washing
ton caused by the death OF Mr..
Hastings.
w. w. Dimond has some inter
esting remarks in another column in
regard to the celebrated Jewel
stoves. He also announces his
readiness to take old stoves in ex-
change for new.
The entertainment committee of
the Hagey Social Club, Mr.. E. b.
Thomas, chairman, decided last
evening to give a social on Saturday
evening, the 26th inst, There is
room for few volunteers on the
program.
There will he meeting of the
Hooulu and Hoola Lahui Society at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Kapiolsni Maternity Home, to con-
slider the resignation of the Homes
treasurer, dating from the LIST inst
on account OF three years sojourn
in foreign cline in the near future
Looks Serious.
Our reports from Hilo state that
the Hakalau murder will prove q
very serious affair. The luna, Hickey
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Fourth District Court.

The case OF Bpringvilie City va
Hannah Reohnitgsr 10 before the
Fourth district court. The case In
wolves the right OF defendant 10 use
the waters OF Spring creek near
Bpringvilie for Irrigation PURPOSES
The plaintiff corporation claims de-
PENDANT has no right to any OF the
waters in Spring crsek.
Henry L,Dsvis was hnei S35 for an
assault committed on j. J. Talmage.
OF which he had previously been con-
victed.
Rens Smoot has commenced q suit
against o. son Farley 5moot, for q
division OF property on the groun 10 OF
deseTtion. The parties were married
December 29th, 1896. Plaintiff ask
i0r alimony auu sucn portion o. the
defepdant's property, which Ia sllsged
to he valued at $4,000; as the cunt
shall deem just, and Tor the CUSTODY
o, minor chi d. Moyle, Y ,pe & Cos
tjgan arc attorneys Tor pislniifl.
In the uivorce suit OF James Butler
va Jaue Butler, defendant has HE'D a
GRO Q complaint In which she denies
.ieserting plaintiff anu charges cruelty
consisting OF violent anu abusive
lanpupgs ana threats OF bodily harm
ana asRs for divorce with ai,mony.
Yesterday Judge pusenberry gran
ed decree OF divorce TO de'endan +,
Grace 4. Roylance, with 800 PEI
annum alimopy payable quarterly in
ADVANCE, anu $50 attorney iess. each
party to pRy his nd her own wi mes.
fees, plaintiff to pay costs. Deiendant
was gwen the custody OF the chill;
pIsintlfi to have the privilege OF v.sit-
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Notes and Personals.

A complaint has been made 10 Jus.
tice Saxey's court charging JoseI b
Robbins With assRult with deadly
weanon com mittet on July IL, 1897,
on Wilbelmina Carter.
VIM. A. Pfestons aged 81, ard
Eleie Cough, aged IL, both OF Ameti.
can Fork, have received q marriage
license.
In yesterdays ifsus OF the NEWS 10
the Provo (, corTeepo Ddence 1t was
enormously stated that the Brigham
Young Academy summer school W uij
commence Friday, July 10th. The
date when the echool Will olmmeDce
is Monday, August l6ih.
At non.partisan school election,
held In Spanish Fork Monday, A. A.
DAZZLE was elected for g 3 years ietm.
and 8. Brockbank for l year tenn.
The case of the State against It. T.
Davis, charged with assault with u
deadly weapon. will have his hearipg
before Justice Booth on Monday, the
18Th.
Mr.. Andrew Eggertsen fell from his
bicycle yesterday afternoon, while
near his home, and broke his right
leg, which was dressed by DR.. Pike,
and the patient is PROV ressing nioeiy.
The handles broke from the machine
and this caused the trouble.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Elder Z. II. Smart ct the home OF ! Is
parents In the Fourth WARD, Monda
evening, In honor of the young mans
departure for Samoa on a miss on In o
few days.
Eight drunken trsmps were arrest.
ed on the Union Pacific depot
grounds Monday evening by Marshal
Snarp and lodged In jail. They hau
their hearing yesterday before Justice
Saxey.
Monday Professor l.. 4. Eggertsen
OF this city and Mrs. Eggertssn were
driving in buggy between Pleasant
Grove and American Fork, whsn III.
horse became frightened at a passing
moving mschine ami overturned the
buggy, which was badly demolished.
Professor Eggsrissn received u out
over the night eye and Mrs. Eggert.
sens lett wrist WAS slightly sprained.
Monday evening a branch Of thu
Midland Savings & Loan company OF
Denver, Colorado, was organized H.
this city by J. w. Kyle, with the
lollowing cfn cers: Chss. Do Mcieey,
president and attorney; Alex. He'd.
quist Jr., vice-presideni; Lars l.. Nell
sor, secretary and insurancs sgeni;
IL. f. Thomas, local treasurer; George
Hiv' Ramp, aDstrsotor. The torego-
ing { Ulcers with Brig. johnson con,ti.
tute the board Of diie ,tors.
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PROVO.
Educational.

Alta meeting OF the bard Of educa-
ton held last evening the following
business was transacts
Miss Nora Young, NJ ,bel Bee, Flora
Ma ben and May Bell Thurman made
applications for positions as teachers.
The board OF examiners reported
that the following teachers had passed
an examination and should DO award.
cd eertl ficstes: May Bel Thurman,
Edna Pulsipher, J. l.. Fairbanks,
Mabel Warner, Lima Brimhsll, Ella
Kirkwood, Mary Nuttail. N. +. VII
Enn.
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their agent. Mas Divi'. parents
had discouraged his suit, an he had
not seen the youns lazy far ak yesrs
when she surprised him by meeting
him at the convention. While there
has been no understanding between
the young couple prior to their meet
ing, no time was wasted after their
reunion, for, after making up their
minds, they promptly conn., le,ed ar
rangements for the wedding, which
waa celebrated today.
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FHE MINERS STRIKE
I'm, Of Arbitration Practically
agreed o.
!, ,.ponsns GET A CONTRACT
w,,,, sapy G.isvauc oil 'h'
y ' Man. Will b, Permanently
R,mov d.

,, Joly 1.-THE prospec.
PlIi. nv,Sment of tue great miners,
3or tue '', .,,,htet tbsn at any lime
t' 'r'S, The Struggle O'sao. .,, :. u.s.
Iae 'so, w. p. DsArmitt. ptes'.
a soa =, ~ ~ III. New Yors & o ssn a
CIV Co,l cOmpsny, whose l'Zoo "on
/ ~ ,,s .V been constantly ct WORK .a.a anu
P,, ~, vb,se assistance the SUCCESS
4 l,n.. ",ovsment have been leopard
"I ~. agreed to join with the olnei
3ie., .,o,. for a plan Of settlemen' Oh
p .,r,se on true and Uniform iman, s saos;
'n ri. result has been piousu L.. a af
i .nsh Inc efforts OF the me ra hss ~
lpio in,et commission, VINO nav ov.,
poe 1,n ' CAUTIOUSLY 20 this enc eve,
wOfsins aa,,ng President DeAfmnu
place Inv This afternoon IN. com.
5slefahy:, called upon Mt. DeArmiI
ris'lo .,hn,.tsd their plan, to which ne
w s,.ssI Then the oonm ,ha Oronns,.
=. miners, officials aud .ne pioP'
IN. ,uu sIso received their appiov ..,,.n,
|1ll9n ~ ,he terms Of the aereemsn'
up nv rmitt ocnsects to sign a con-
Ihr. 10 '.h;ch will pring about g condi-
lno. ,,ne uniformity in the PitIs-
gilon u ,;s,riet recording to the plan
1tals ,,,a,so. but which failed elghteeo
U0r,np sgo. Tue contract prov os
W, ,ber. she'll be no company s.oies,
.u nN. s weight, fair screens ana we re,
honss' y, oth,r evils long complained
nO ~. ,Ss miners. Hs Will sign such
y . W provlded that % per cent
Y cvu anera,ors In the PittsburB ois'
,,,ct becomes parties to IT,
''i Nv sC,sclng 10 the terms tho miners
sioIsls promised to use tneif innu'
.ncs 10 obtsin the sig natures OF .he
us,a,o,s to the contract, ana tney
Y m hsgin tomorrow morning on TINS
VI They stipulated, however, that
smo'a a,orooea contract should have no
,mmssiste effect 10 calling OIL the
nreseu, general suspension'
' CO. Mite OF the Ohio board OF
,,bItrs,iop, said to light that II the
.tIsp ia carried out II VIII not only
tsse, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, but
IN, be a barrier against recurring
,,subles in the Pittsburg district.
4 ms mlpers' officials this evening
,dmit,e1 tnat even though they han
Van ibe present strike without arbitfa.
Nan. the victory would only have
Han temporary, as the absence OF q
contract euch 40 has been agreed upon
would have left the door open for new
grievances that were bound 10 mani
tss, themselves.
a The miners officials claim tonight
That the Cannousburg mines in the
lPsu Handle districts, which have
been in operation since she strike
began, were shut down today on &C.
tOubs Of the men joining the ranks OF
iae silkers. This makes tho suspen-
boa on the Pan Handle District absj-
lule.
4 Coal sold tnday at Sl.25 a ton for
mixed ana sl,30 for run Of mine. No
Disturbances Of any kind occurred
iurlng the day, and quiet reigns In all
bars Of the district.
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 2s ,sa4

Train No. 9 leaves Ogden e,45 a. m.
salt Lake ESQ n. M, arrive at Pueblo
2;oo a. M, Colorado Springs 7,1s q. M,
Denver 9:3 a. m.
IRAN No. leaves Ogden 0.35 D. M,
shit Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
200 p M, Colorado Springs $40 D. M,
Denver 0;25 p. IN.
connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
springs and Denver with all lines east
Iegant day coaches. chair oars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take tba
ID. q r. G. and have comfortable trim
ana enjoy the finest scenery on the con-
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SULTAN YIELDS 70 EUROPE.
Hut IL Il Feared Ii Is Only q Ruao Z,
Gain uore Tina

nut IL IL Feared IL L. Only Uuao 10
Gain uors Time.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July 14.-Im-
portaut ministerial councils were held
on sunday and Monday, at which an
indemnity OF E8,0OO,0 600 was agreed
upon as the nmu. This agreement
was sanctioned by an imperial trade.
Tue council, further prepared n report
stigmatizing the concert Of Europe as
"a league OF cross against crescent"
The sultan, after hearing tho report.
answered by the following trade: ~
am convinced that the effort and
energy Of the powers are directed on.
tirely toward the maintenance oil
pence end the prevention Of fresh
complications.
CYLINDER these circumstances IL lie the
plain duty Of Turkey, whose senti-
ments are simply pacific, to Put an
and to the present situation.
"Conssquently, command the
ministers, II possible, to find the neces.
sary means for concluding the nego.
tiatioDs and TO Sign the preliminsries
for peace Thursdsy."
The foregoing Is authentic, but is
regarded as a ruse intended to delay u
decision, although In some quarters 1t
has led 10 the belief that tJmorrow's
council will deciae to meet EurUpe's
views on the frontier question.
1t 10 stated that the ambassadors at
their conferences has arranged q plan
OF coercion by which Russia will block.
ade the BOsphorus and England the
Dhrdanelies, while Austria will seize
the railway TO Salonica.t
Confirmation has been received OF
the report that the Turks are construct.
Ing q military road in one OF the passes
OF Counto,his and are preparing to re-.
sume hostllitiee.
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expired. II Hamilton is rot Hermann,
hs auswers the description In SO many
ways that he could pass for Herm ms.
The prisoner is wonderfully reserved.
He makea no complaint OF any kin .,
and simply declares he Is not the man
wanted at all. He says he 10 James
p, Hamilton of Stratford, Ont, ami
he has papers ih,t seem TO bear gu I
that story. He has thus lar neglected
to do anything looking toward mis- de-
Tense.
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WEDDING AT rnn CONVENTION;

Young People Attend 10 Pleasure and
Busiacss Mt the Same Time.
sAN FRANCISCO, July l4.-A ro
mantle tuciuent connected with the
recent Cnristian Endeavor convention
In this CITY developed touay, when
Miss Mary b. Davis OF Louisville,
KY, was welded to George q. king
y. this city at the Palace hotel, In the
presence Of a few mutual friends, m 81
Of whom were members of the Ken,
tuosy delegation. King was formerly
clerk IN the employ Of the uncles OF
his bride, but WAS sent out here ne
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PUEBLO, July IL, a.m.--The cross-
.ibs Of the electric and telephone wires
sl 1890 O'CLOCK this morning resulted
ias fire In the filth story OF the Cen
pal block, an office building OF Second
and Main streets, causiDg q loss TO
Building and tenants, mostly lawyers
and doctors, Of about $50, 900, FULLY In
iufed. The fire lie now under control.
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SILVER Msr. Nc says, stronger Now
Tnau Ever Befort.
BOISE, Idaho, July 14.-w j. Bryan
was given an ovation al N smpa to-day /,
| a large delegation OF 400 In plumber
going from here ami many coming
rom points back In the mounta ms 100
miles away.
At Huntingtol he WAS met by a
delegation headed by Governor Steu.-
g berg, ana embracing among others
ex- o. agrepsman Eigar Wilson, Jus
noe @ isrlep, j. IA. Hawley, z. A.
RegaD, George Ainslie and Z. L.
Blake.
A platform had boon erected at
crowd OF 1900. He spoke for thirty
minut,s anu his remarks were c1ntin.
ualiy greeted with applause.
Among other things Mr.. Bryan
said: "If the late election had been
held In Idaho and Nepra ska, / won d
have now been appointing postmasi.
ers instead OF making speeches, but 1t
does not matter No much whV holds
public Office as 1t does what thsy think
upon the great questions OF the
day. When am Introduced
as the next President CT the
United Slater, 1 want to say cafe not
who tue next President IL, but L want
man VINO will sign bill providing
for the free anu unlimited coinage OF
silver at the ratio Of l6 to /. They
toll ! us after the last election that free
silver was dead, but eau tell you tn I
when dead IL rises aud possesses more
vigor than bsfors. We are stronger
today than we we've on election day
aud Will continue growing stronger
and stronger. Our friends say that we
had tho election won month before 1t
took plaoe, but the same Influences
were at work then anu would have
been at work whenever 1t had taken
place. Some cay that the result OF the
election was triumph for the gold
sta ndard. But there were over
5000, 900 votes csst for the free silver
ticket, and about 100000 for the
ticket favoring international bimetal.
Ism. THIS leaves only ths gold
standard ID imocrats, who were strictly
10 favor OF the yellow metal. They
cast about $4,000 votes, and this lie
practically the strength OF the
party advocating the gold standard.
1t is with a tinge Of ssdness that l
think OF the commissioned going
abroad. They told US before election
that 1t was wrong to stir up any agita-
tisn upon the money question and that
1t was disturbing confidence in money
circles. Silver was blamed for this
disturbing element. Now tftsr cleo.
tion II lie unwise aimee confidence has
been restored u send men abroad TO
stir this agitation up again."
OFF FOR SALT LAKE,
LA GRANDE, Or, July 14.-AD
audience OF about 5000 people assem-
bled In La Grsnde today to listen to
William J. Bryan. Ths speaker was
introduced. Mr.. Bryan gave evidence
of grent fatigue from the arduous work
Of Tuesday. His voice was somewhat
hoarse aud he WIS at Q great disad-
vantage IN speaking to such large
audience in the open air. His address
was warmly rsceivej. AT Its con-
cluslon Mr.. Bryan took the east.
train for Salt Lake.
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Leave Salt Lake City.
No. 2-Tor Bingham Provo, Grand
Junction ana all points East 7 80 A. m,
No. flor Provo, Grand Junction
W and all points East .....:.... 7'iO p IN.
points. ...;.....,:...,........ $3.50 p. IN.
hanii, Belknsp, R!chheld and
~ an intermediate point. -. 1870 p. m.
and all intermediste points 100 u. IN.
~ -ior oguen AND me W est. 85 p. M.
NO. l-fcr Ogden and the West. . ll;23 b. M
Arrive Salt Lake City.
No. 1-From bingham, Provo, Grand
junction and the East. ......... l2:le u. m
NO. S-fror Provo, Grand Junction
NJ and the sas1.si,...,........... Hiss p. IN.
ka, hichgold, Belknsp, Manl
~. and all Intermediate points. 5;25 p. m.
NO. b-from ogdon and informed
iAte points. ................... e;to q. m.
No. I--from Eureka and Pnyson., g;56 a M
No. 2-from Ogden and tho West. 7!a0 a m
No. t-trom Ogden and the West. 7:3O y m
Only line running through Pullman alaco
sleoplng cars Salt Lake Oily to San Francisco:
salt Lake city to Denver via Grand Junction
ana GAIT LAKE City to Kansas City and Chicago
via Colorado points.
Through tourist or family sleepers without
change, TO hansRs City, Chicago and boston
Free reclining chair cars bait Lake to Den.
yer.
Ticket 0flCa, 1903 W. 2ud South,
(Postofllse corner)
d. o. DODGE, Gen. Manager
v. A. WADLEIGH. Genp Pass, Agt.
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HAMILTON OR HERmAss.
The Man In Jaii in Canada may Not
De the Murderer,

4 he the Murderer.
NV YORK, July l4.-A special 10
the Herald nom Ottawa giveo sddi.
,,onal details concerning Rev. James
X hamilton, now in jail at Pembroke,
Uns', and beiieved 10 be Rev. Francis
,hefmans, who Is wanted on charge
pi numbering Mibs Henrietta Clsusvn
VA SAT- Lake City In September, 1895.
fios dispatch says Hamilton was ap.
pointed lay reader 10 SCOTCH bush in
4 une' 1895, by the LEGAL bisho p OF the
Hpncopai church, ana has Credentials
'Nnieh, u be is Francis Hefmans, were
fei'ainly fofgeu or stulen. He wanted
y % ordained, but the bishop would
ho' comply, nor would he renew his
''Censs as s.ilay reader after the year
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Andreo Heard From.

SToCKHl LIN, July l4.-A dispatch
from Hammer'est, Norway, that
northernmoeI town OF Europe, on the
DUAL Island, (Whale island) says
tnst the officers Of the steamer Lofot
visited Mr.. AOdree, the aeronaut, at
Danes leland, on the northwest coast
OF 6pitzbergen, on the 10Th. Mr..
Andree stated that he would not be
Ieauy TO start Tor the north In his bal
loon until the 18th. A strong storm
from the south nearly carried CT the
balloon on the FAD inst. he stated, anu
since that time the north wind has
been continuous.
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ing the child at proper time. A |
subject u further rul ngs OF the u
The clerk prese tied financial
stat ment III var snowing:
Amount on hand July lat,
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BOISE. Idaho, July 14.-Chas. Hopf
WAS killed today in the Trade Dollar
mine at Silver coty. He had pro.
pared some holes and started after his
ammunition, A spark from cigarette
he was smoking tell in box OF giant
caps that he took int his hands, re.
sultlng in an explosion that mangled
him terribly. Toe top Of his head was
blown of, both hands were torn away
and his eyes destroyed, while his
body was Allied with slivers OF metal.
The unfortunate man lived about
twenty minutes. He leaves h wife
whom he recently married. Deceased
was q brother.in.law OF State Engineer
Mills.
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1xfsazlirseup
6aslzIgzIzg
Oregon Short Line
--asAAs.n'----- RAILROAD.
Trains arrive and depart at Salt Lake City
Daily aB follows:
lin effect March 10th. 1917

Daily as follows:
lin effect March 10th. 1917
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. Omaha, St. Louis.
hantas uity, Denver. Park CITY
ana Sgden., .::;...;... 80. -. siop m
Fran cisco, Cgdea and INTERN ed
From San Irancisco. Cache valley ="
T. Ogden and 'ntermedis!e points. 'iiO p IN
IRON lineage omaha. b. l.ouis.
haneas CITY, Denver and Ogden 5 80 q IN
diate points sis IN
hpnpele Valley and intermediate
MIXED train from Terminus ,'; Toceic. -
and GARFIELD Reach. .......... .UD.s' .iSo IN
DEPART
For Chicago, Omaha, envor.Kansas
Siiy. st Louis. ogden and Park
oisy. ............a..;.. 7co m
Valley and intormcdiA- ,oints. SEQ IN
Lor ogden and Intarmo dat .,uirts.. t:og y IN
Fer Chicago. omahr. Denvsr, Kansas
San Francisco ..:;........;:..... .acpm
sanpete Valley. ,.......,.'........' $40 m
intermediate roints.. ,............ 66o p IN
MIXED train for Garfield Beach,
Iooele and Terminus.....,...... 7t5 m
day. "' '"A U'
tDaily except tunday.
City Ticket OflCs, 2Oi Main Strsst
Telephone No. 65s
The only line in correction with the Union
Pacific operating Through Pullman Palace
sleopers. atest Imnroved Tourist sleopers
fIee Reclining Chair Cars klogapt Day
Coaches ID. n. BURLEY,
6. W. fCCLES
Gen, Traffic Mgr.
W. II BANCROFT,
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr.
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville. Aspen, Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
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MM X. EDWARD HANDY, the Jolly man
lVH ager of Sheppard Co.'S great store at
Braceyille, H., writes: ~ had never
been sick a day in my life until In 1880. 1
got so bad with nervous prostration that I
had to give up and commence to doctor. I
tried our local physicians and one In Joliet.
but none gave me any relief and 1 thought
! was going to die. became Respondent
and suffered untold agony. could not eat,
sleep nor rest, and It seemed as II could
not exist. AT the end OF six months was
reduced to but shadow of myself, and at
last my heart became affected and | was
truly miserable. ! took six or eight bottles
OF DIR. Miles Nervine. 1t gave me relief
from the start, and at last cure the urcnt
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Wfiford Woodruff, Geo. M. Cannon,
President. Cashier.