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READY FOR CONSTRUCTION.
Contract foI Stntrline Extepsion
closed.


Wednesdays Salt Lake Tribune
says: The contract between the Ore
.0n Short Line and the promoters OF
he Statsiiue road was ratified in this
city Yesterday afternoon. Tho origi-
nal contract WAS agreed tO in Boston
three weeks = between President
Carr AMI General Counsel Nichols
Tor the Short Limo Hud \. ". Me
Cunc and c. W. NiblCy, representing
the projected company. This con
tract was left open FOR the cuusidera
| ton of details to be decided Ideally
and um the return of Mtssrs. NcCUne
and Ninloy they Immediately called
IN Nicc.Prrsideur Bancroft; and salts
factorilly agreed 10 these details COW
eriuc material and construction work.
Nothing remained bnt the iormalily
Of aTpcudiuc all signatures. which
WIS done Yesterday ut he Office OF
General Attorney Williams Of the
Short Line. Mcssrs " l.. lIcgc and
David Eccles arriv'nS: in tue city for
that purpose.
With Mr.. l!oge is +. I. Sargent.
secr.tar. nf the Anaconda company
and 0ncOf the well known Iusiaess
meu Of Montana. who is also intcrcs-
tel in tile proposition, Mr.. Sargent.
liz" Mr.. li"gc, Formerly lived in Salt
Lake aud has great faith in the ru-
iure OF Utah.
The ccn'lemcn were seen last even.
irr at Mr.. Mrttunc's residence. and
stated that as all the prclimiaarics
had been successfully covered the
wn;k wou.d 20 ri.h, on. .As stated
Yesterday. the work Il ceitin. on,
ii,s II Oregon has cummCnccl ana tie.
organic ,tiuu'- plans will be pushed
TO completion AT once. The con-
tracts calls FOR lie completion u the
rOIi within ono year. but the prumu.
tiers are -augurr II its completion
much before Angus, ii. lSa1. in fact.
rs hey have The equipments and the
mntcril "u htnd loo "a Mr. iIuLc and
M. Me an" s.tir thg. forty miles 81
the r"ga will be finished within five
months mul in operation a. far rs
Sulphur Springs.
Whatever dpuht pNis,cl rs To the
road being built Is nov dispell u aud
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AwoHp TO DEMOCRATS.

.....# 49,. ~.
The Democrats OF Eiko county
should attend the primaries ON The
81 Of September and send none but
loyal Democrats To the county cor
ventiou To he held on the 10Th OF Sept.
ember' II staunch and true men. are
commissioned rs delegates the con.
vcntion will he able to nominate a
ticket that wlll command the ear
nest support Of II majority OF the
voters OF the county. This is a year
when all Democrats should msakc
false gods and return to the
party Told and array themselves ui.-
der the leadership of the matches
Rryan. Nothing can ue gain
I'll by iramring in tile wilder
ness when !ou can march
in the glorious sunlight OF the Ma
tinual DrmCcrUc'. marshalled 10y
WiliiIm j. nrym. Cpms horle TO
the fold. Democrats. and follow your
glorious leader To victory in 100. II
You believe IN the free coinaGc % sal
yer at l6 to /, Independent az what
any other nation nav 90, ally yorr-
self with the only National orIaniz. i
ton that has the power and tile cOur-
aye to open the mIIis to the white
metal. Don't fritter away your
strength. bat jim with the National
Democracy and strengthen the hands
| OF your leader.
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Mm. Min. Who wRs 50 horribly
burned Thur day. died ut the hos.
ilttl Il! ont , n'c,Onk Yesterday afgur.
noon. Mr.. Min notified hc- fi,lcr,
Frank Herman, ut leo. Illinois. mud
the r"naius will he sh;rpei there iur
burial. As tie funeral services Wilt
be held ai the home at the d]crcaspl,
tlcTc will he 10 services hrrr. Tie
friends Of the iImily and tie pepIIg
generally are rcTusctod 10 NICE, u
tire undertaking ]iafiors at I u'cl, G,
tomorrow evening i0r tie purpose II
csroi ting the remains tn the onf..
Mr. Mihm and cLile:,n will Hccom.
Iany H." remains Fact.
This is Our Of tic sad,lcst affairs
that has ever come under the notice
Of the !"nrrtSuf>r aud arrraIn
most strongly 10 the sympathica nf
the people Of this Community.
Though almost q stranger urirng Ne,
Mr.. Milo aud cIildfca BhoulI bc
mnde to- feed That they have fallen
among friends in their terrible d;s
trees. May tie God who oylcra nh
things comfort and cor. ole ilcm in
their great sorrow
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rnh rrorocoL SIGNED.
The President orier. rha. Iio..nl.
tic, Shall Cease.

Cd. ..H"" .."
\ Washington dispatch Of the l2th
says the protocol Of the treaty ni
peace between the Uuited States and
Spain was signed q: i3 T.. 81. 10y
Secretary Day, Tpresen'inc The
United States, and VI. Cambop, the
French EmhassadOr, representing
the Spanish Government. Tie foi.
lowing is tie U;SS nj statement oi the
terms nf the protocol rs given - The
press Ivy Secretary Day:
/. That Spain will rrlinIuish all
claim OF Sovereignty over aud title TO
Cuba.
,. That Porto Rico AID other
Spanish Islands IN the West lnuies.
aud an ISLAND in the I.adruucs. to be
selected b. the United States, shall
be cc,ied TO the latter.
). That the United States will
occupy and hold the city. bay End
hnrbor oi Manila. pcEuing the con-
illusion of i treaty Of peace. which
shall determine the control. dispcsi.
ton and government NJ the Phillip.
ines.
/. That Cuba. Porto Rico and
other Spanish Islands III the West
Indies shall be immediately cvacus;-
Ell, and that commissioners tu he APP
POINTED within ten days, shall. within
thirt! days from the signing of the
Troto,"i raeet "a: Havana and san
Juan respectively to arrange aud tx.
rcu;c the details ~ the evacuation.
j. That Tie United States aui
Spain will each ap ONT more than
i've commissioners To- negotiate and
concl"de - treaty OF peace. The
commissioners are to meet at Paris
not later thnn the tirs; OF October.
8 GA tlr ~ti-ai"r oi the protocol
hostiiiti,s viii lie suspended aud mo-
;icc t" III: ctTrc will be given rs
soon as possible b. each government
TO the comman lcrs Of military uud
Ii val forces.
A. soIn as the protoco. was signed.
President Mckinley issued the fol-
lowing p7oc!ama iou: Whereas hy Il
PrO:ocu! r"uclI IcI and si.ne | Aug
Us; II. 1898. by Wm Il. Day. S,c!c-
tIry NJ -ttfr of the United States.
AMI his cXce!lrncy Ju.cs C,mhln.
Ambassador Exlruurii ary nm,! PleE.
~IYotrutiIry Of ,iir Kcpuitic ii France
1T hu-iu", respectively repre-.
seH;mI- Tor this purpose the govern
mvni 81 the L. lid States and the
COVER. meat u Spain. and The United
and Spain have lorma ~
agreed upon the terms "n which me-
-~otiIT"us Tor the csiabli-Lmrnt Of
peace between the twu countries hall
he unIv:,ahrr; uuH.
-"ncryGs. it Is i'll s.il p7oto,ol
that upon ~. conclusion mud
h",,i,ltias br;wc.n the
iv" countries rua!l he suspended,
rcti'e &" INA; ciTrc, -lrall be
is soon 80. Iu~sip.e by each
government 20 the commanders .! It's
IA .lirar! anil naval forces:
-hoN. therefore. !, William Me.
President 81 the United
do. IN Utrurlancr wIh line
'tilnla'i"ns u Tie pro.o "I. ~Ieclnrc
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FACTS ABOUT HEALTH

Il Ia Easy TO Keep Well 10 We kno.
How Some ct tho Conditions
Necessary to Perfect Health.
The Importance OF maintaining
good health is easily understood. and
It Is really a simple matter II we take a
correct view of the conditions required.
1 imperfect health the stomach promptly
digesis food, end thus prepares nour-
sshment. The blood is employed to
carry this nourishmeut to the organs,
nerves, muscles and tissues which
need It. The first great essential for
good health, therefore, Is pure, rich
blood. Now il is certainly a fact that
no medicine has such a record OF cures
as Hoods SarsaParilIa. 1t Is literally
true that there arc hundreds OF people
alive and well today who would have
been in their graves had they not
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla. II Is de-
pended upon rs a family medicine by
tens OF thousands OF people. This Is
because Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the
blood sure. This Is the secret OF its
great success. Keep your system IL
good health by KEEPING your blood
pure with Hoods Sarsaparilia.
" a.HaZA fWANH0Aa
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In counties where there are regular
Democratic County Central Commit
lecs they are empowered to appoint
the Delegates from their C%o1ntica. and
IN such counties where there are no
Comfy Committees. ar they Tail to
promptly app int delegates. the mem.
bcrs OF the Democratic State Cen.
!ral Committee in such counties arc
hereby authorized to appoint the del.
rgntCs {" tho State Convention 10.
sucl, COMMITTEES.
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VIZ. MINI nnrrIhiN nmrmrd.

\ terrible accident occurred uLont
li:G0 this forenoon Just above the up
per bridge. where Mr.. ID Minis fam,
/ lily had camped since last SUNDAY
Mr.. Min was ut the depot helping
Mr.. Iiylton Lad his VOL and Mrs
Min and the children were at the
camp. While Mrs. Nlihn was busy
washing at Il camp ire. her clothing
caught hire and IHnIr | b. the winl
soon cnv,laped her in flames. She
ran to the washiub ana attempted To
eNiinguish the fire. and falling she
ran 10 the rIver ii !ew yards away rLl
Jumped in. Some parties near where
the accident occurred ran To- her rs.
distance ard pulled her out Of the
river or she and .hc little chill that
followed her woulI have drowned.
The poor womnn's ri"thinG was nil
burned oil and her flesh WAS roastci
to II Grip. Dr.. Mcdowell WIS sent
for and CAV" Der an uQiIt? and Char.
ley Butler took hrT 20 the hospital IN
Mr.. Glasses delivery wagon. Tho
unfortunate WOMEN was in terrible
aGur!y ana her creams we're pitllul 10
hear. DR.. Hood examined he, at
tie hospital and found her burns very
scrious. II she survives at all. she
will be 4 cripple in one arm tie 70
mainder %; her NE.
Mr.. Min came here abou, SIX
weeks z on iIs way fgom lied Bluffs.
To Ogden. where l:c
intended ia spend The winter. He
to work for Mitchell aud work
al for him through hayng. He has
appearance Of Il harI working
industrious man aul he terrible ms.
fortune has completely unueryc hin
talking To the IyDEPrSp NJ
Exporter this afternoon. tears rolled
Town his cheeks and llis fra lie Gu..
like ~ aspen Leaf. NiHn in.
To- start for O-leu til. morn
but Mr.. l~i!i'on wanted help 90
his WOO. and he went To- WORK
instead.
This Is q case 'hat upre Is to the
people ~ E!ko. Fonr chill Irca ranr.
ing in age from Is months to Il year.
are left among strangers without n
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PROCEEDINGS
-or HE
DEMOCR
County Central Committee

man OF the DeLIocrntic Central Cam.
mittee OF Elho county. Il meeting wns
held at Elko at 8 o'clock. l.. II. Friday
August II, 1883. The meeting WIS
called to order by ]. +. Triplcti. CIhnir.
man.
On molten the following resolution.
were al pied:
Resolved. That a Democratic Con.
veEtion for Elkn county he held on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER lG. lsas
ut 10 o'clock a. NJ. Mt the COURTEOUS.
in Elko.
RcSolred. That primary elec,ions
he held ut the places nalned below -,
Saturday. September 3, 1898.
between the hours Of . ard )
That the persons named herein
shall constitute the Election board.
for the various precincts herein nam.
ed. that said primary election be h,II
for the purpose Of elect,ng Delegates
to tie Democratic Convention OF Elko
count! to be held nt the time and
place stated shove. md that the toI.
lowing test be required nt voters n,
said primary election: Ar. ,ou q,
Democrat and will !ou supror, the
nominees of the DcTu,r ntic State
and County Conventions:
The places Of election and the off.
cers OF election are rs follows:
Observation-Disclosures Hos.
HOUSE: lnspcct"rs. Ed Todd, T. w.
Wilfers on, 4. b. Waller. gDcI
WTIrE wibra's Store: In.
s%pCc'ors: J. >. Winter, +. II. pc,uc
~ u Ni'ciinni. 2Ecl.
MouNTNs City Halls Store. In.
s]pcc'"rs, +. VI. Ish, james Martin.
". ~ iiHha. Del.
lsL,Np Observation-Disclosures.
~lIspectors.E Pemrod. Wal Martin
L. FFehch' Del.
No"rH FoHK-Morgan Shrarer's;
Inspectors, Jas. Holland, ". f. John.
hoh' 'h"fi"H i'ohcri!. adj,
= Sh.LIN. ''' INSPECTORS
""'SAh u. W.
or. D ,,, ''''
,:., N.I..-, ~im'fvs'''E'
Ean,.,I,. ""' y. -
fD''.
och""'housc inSPec-
VIZ, 20 '''H' oswald Mcnerputi.
"' "!e'' 2D"l.
N-'cA' iiC'ri: inspectors. Geo.
r'n'"''' '"ti.S McNhj!!. W. g. Ran.
'",P"' 2Drl.
Dull" o"A upper ScGG"!housc:
i''u.'' nhf'rs hl'cNneT' ", /
"'"et -h"'-
''"""'""'sr' Insitc'
"e'''' ''"ih ~tiack""rd'
O"I
I~nspcc,nfs. Ed C,rviu. Grn vo,i,
WIN. Kennedy. Nal
ITr~xrrx.r.y IL u-
srac,,,s ~ : rg,., -
a..
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sIBLEY ON STEWART.
what tho Ex Congressman Says %
Nevada Senators.

SeNuda Senators.
Hon. Joseph c. Sibley OF Pennsyl.
yania. than whom a staumcher friend
Of the people and the silver cause,
does not exist. writes rs follows IN re-
ply TO an inquiry Of Justice Massey
OF the Supreme Court:
-VALcoUR, CLINTON Co n. "
august G, 1898.
.HoS. w. A. MASSEY, CARSON CRY.
NEVADA. Ny DEAR SIR:--Your kind
favor at hand. Tho return Of Hon.
VIM. Stewart to the United States
Senate Is absolutely necessary to the
triumph Of bimetaiism. Tho des
perate efforts OF the gold standard
men will OF course be made TO defeat
him. but l cannot believe that the
good people OF Nevada can be for a
moment deceived by them. Senator
Stewards defeat would, in my hum.
BILE judgment. prove n national cal
amity. To me and to thousands Of
others in the east. he more than any
other living mar has stood M The
Shadow Of a Mighty Rock For the
cause of the people he has worked
with n superhuman energy. lie has
fought when others quailed. He has
carried tho colors forward when
others sought for COMPROMISE. lie
has never let side questions divert
him from the one great issue. When
others we're content TO defend he has
made the path OF the gold mono
metallists a thorny one. He has re-
buked and exposed them by name in
his place in the Senate and 10 my
mind he is tho 'noblest Roman Of
them ALL
with his great mental powers lie
has Alec retained his physical powers
equalled by 10 youpg man in the Sen
ate known to nc. lie is truly a
chevalier without fear and without
reproach.' l have gloried in the
State OF Nevada because with MI the
sneers Of the goldbug press. che has
IN Senators Jones and Stewart been
so ably represented Is to place her in
The very forefront Of American com
mon wealths.
Until the last gun for the peoples
money had been fired, until the las;
has surrendered, until the
shouts OF victory has rang to heaven :
] want to see that grand old hero in
the lead. aud let his be the hand that
unfurls again the tag OF financial free.
dom from the nations capitol. II any
thing TINT ] have doue for the truth
permits me to call any mau from Ne.
vada my friend, let me implore him
by all that Is sacred in friendship not
10 permit this wrong to be done to all
OF us who battle with you for the
hight. lie belongs to all o. US, but
yonrs the honor OF giving him to Us.
with all respect 10 others my opin-
ion ia that any man IN America comld
be better spared from the Senate than
Senator Stewart. Give him again to
us who fight with You, and in 1900 we
will again engage the common enemy.
all hearts beating high with hope. II
he must fall Jet him fall batting
With his enemies, not among his
friends.
Afou may use anything ] have
ssid 70 any friend who doub,s what
should be Nevada's duty in this mat.
ter.
q would fight my dearest friend
who would oppose one who has done
for humanity what he has done md
il doing.
Sincerely your friend.
-JosTrH G. SIRLEY.
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General Merritt tclcgraphcd the
War Department from Manila on the
18th that che Americans we're in full
possession Of the city md tlia, there
rse no diaordcr or pllaRe.
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Tic only way some married pCOIle
manage to avoid ]quntrcling is 10y re-.
fusinp 10 make up.
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Gilbert Clements Sons the well
known md reliable Purchasing
Agents give Warning to Elfp County
people that they pay top mu ia money
for ever! uinG they buy. Ia prove this
Insertion. this firm POS lively guqrap.
tees 10 sell equal u7 even better qual.
ity goud' nud gave you Big Discounts
oil the Price Lists ~ any. fbur noul
Pacific C"ast Cash Store or Supply
Association This firm SCI! diTrct
frutu the F~ac;ory to the people. say
mg lou the large profit 81 the Store.
Keeper. .hey I'll MI ORDERS 10th LARGO
and small. rrr my thing and every.
thing yon need They are SWING the
People Of the Co1st TiInu4auds of
Dollars ever! month. send your r'.
dress nn Il rostHi Cari" Tor more yilu.
able information. address GILBERT
CLEMENTS SONS. 2IS California
Street. San frauci=cu. CuI.
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F0L'VIAL h~YH1UNcEMEH7S

Announcement uglsr tai, had viii u
rah.Iaa"d up - tie @ Etf.! Election 70.
IN. I-g ah's Invariably IA ai,l.cr.
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STATE
0NVENTION
Headquarters OF tile
Democratic State Central
Committee,
Virginia City, New, July %. 1898.
3
Or THE
Democratic SarfD
TO De HELD IT
RENO. NEVADA.
On Wednesday, September
I, 1898, at O'Clock p. III.
For the purpose OF nominating IA
State Ticket tn be voted FOR mt the
e general election Ia he held on
Tuesday. November s.. 1888, con-
sisting Of
Member of Congress
Governor
Licutcnant-G Governor
Justice Of the Supreme
Court
Secretary of State
State Treasurer
State Controller
Acknowledgement
Surveyor General
Superintendent of Public
instruction
State Printer
Two Members of the Board
Of Regents of the State
University.
Five District Judges;
Also the appointment of a
State Central Committee,
and the transaction of such
other business as may prop
crly come before the Con-
vcmtiom.
Tho basis FOR representation Of the
respective counties to said C'onyeu-
yer shall be Il delegate Tor caci, 30
votes east for the Bryan and Scwall
Electors nj the last election, and one
drlc-at" Tor each fraction over -
votes. "~gIrcgntng ljj delegates, and
apr"rtonci 's folluSs:
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Test.

Tho following test vas adopted II
- required 81 delegates: Il cnIors,
the platform HdpptcI hy tho Demo
cratic Na'icnrl Convention ut Chi
cago IN 1896. mud | will support tn,
nominees ot the Nevada Democratic
State GunycniiOn.-
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JOS. K. RYAN,
Chairman.
THOS. il. CRANE,
Secretary.
UNtTEp STAT ~ LArB OrrICr,
Carson Cite Ngyulu limo q lLtS

To WHOM Ir NAV CuSCgusi-SOtiCc IL
hrr'bS gIv'n that IN" Central Pacific Knil.
Tpnl 90, has ill'd In this onirO - list Of
ihndN ~ iint'd w tho tuw ushlDg dCsCr bed
below, nnd has applied for u uHtDui for said
lhniS; ihnt the list IL upcn 10 tho public
Tor iuhpcCiiOn aud u COPS thereof. by do.
Scrirtiyr subdivisions. has been POSTED in n
convenient place IN this onlrr. Tor tho In.
spnCiiuu 81 al PERSONS iuictCHtcd ~ Il tho
public TCtrTAlly.
Within tho next EiNty dnyE following Tin
dhin Of this notice, r]fotcSts or contests
AGAINST the claim OF the CumpnUy 4, me
irnCt Or subdivision within any s]cction ~,
part Of section. described In tho list ~, ihao
ground that ~" same Is NOR, yni,inbI" TO-
,ninnrnt th,n iyr hrtlculinrni purposes, viii
trnll I'!ul ono" 1T W~Hghlnpinn, 10 q
m" tullOSinu are tho suIJiy 4. ions a,
FCriGed. iO.Rit! ''''"' W.
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Continued from page two

Cooperative Brotherhood Colony
Notes will appear in this paper each
week until permanent arrangements
are made, or until The Co-operator is
published
We want ten wood choppers and
carpenters, a shoemaker, a black
smith with complete outfit of black
smith tools, a team of horses, wagon
and teamster, several COWS and chick
ems, pigs, turkeys, geese and ducks.
We are now prepared to accept dona-
tons of all sorts. Anything intended
for Colony use should be shipped
freight prepaid, in every case, marked
cooperative Brotherhood, Ollala,
Wash"
The officers of the Cooperative
Brotherhood have recognized the
kindly spirit displayed by the B. G.
Z. officials and have determined to go
them one better in emulation of the
same kindly spirit.
We step forward one more step, and
have named three of the best known
members of Equality Colony to serve
on the board of twelve trustees who
hold in trust the collective ownership
of all our property.
We expect in the spring that Com
rade WelfrediP. Borland, of Bay City,
whom we all love and respect, will
JON us in the colony, and assume the
position of treasurer, which his ins
tegrity and ability fits him so well to
occupy.
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that it shall be subject to the same cond-
tions and be held for the same purposes as
the stock aforesaid.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set
our hands and affixed our seals the day and
year first above written.
CYRUS FIELD WILLARD, TSeal1
JAMES B. FOWLER, Seal
JAMES S. INGALLS,. TSeal
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Seattle, Washington.
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B. F. DARBYSHIRE,
Southwestern Freight and Passenger Agent.
No III Ell Pas0 Street. Ell Paso. Texas.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-31
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Morgan Line.
Il"SUNSET ROUTE" III

The Morgan Sunset Southern
Pacific steamers will continue
to run between New York and
New Orleans, md war risk
Twill be assumed until further
notice, by the steamship COM
pany, at no expense to ship
pers.
Should hostiIities make it
necessary to discontinue the
steamship line, arrangements
have been peri with the
ouisvi||e & Nashville and
Pennsylvania companies to
handle by special service,
east and west bound freight
between originating points
west of New Orleans and New
York and seaboard points,
and the service will be un-
broken, cars running through
without transfer where prac-
ticabIe, thus nsuring fast
time.
The Mallory steamship line
has discontinued for present
plying between New York and
Galveston. Shippers will
please instruct C. H. Mallory
e. Co., New York, to deliver
to Sunset Morgan line any
freight in their possession, or
subsequently received. Also,
route future shipments via
Morgan line.
7. E. HUNT,
Commercial Agent.
SUNSET ROUTE"
Morgan Line, Ell Paso. Texas.