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The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

George Gregory and family, OF
Nebraska, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Crowley. Mr. Gregory is an
uncle OF dir. Crowley's and is on an
overland tripu the valley looking for
location.
q. II. Frybarger, editor of the Month
ly Guest, was in Holly Monday feeling
the political pulse, with . view to as
certainIng what his chances are for the
democraticic nomination for represen-
tative. We understand Mr.. Fryhergei
is the only democratic candidate out in
Frowers county SO far. but presume
there will be others.
Several crates of cantaioupes were
broIght in Monday which were too
ripe. They should have been picked
sunday. 1t would be a good idea. for
those who have conscientious scruples
against picking on Sunday, to leave the
Sunday picking and let them ripen for
seed, as there will be a great amount of
''SN aoobcu lor next year anu tneEe
will be no loss if there should be sur
plus for it can be sold readily in the
market. Great pains should be used
In selecting the seed none being saved
except from the perfect melons.
The new threshibg machine engine
belonging to the Mcdowell outfit. which
was uuloaded here the other day, start
ed east on Monday 10 join the outfit at
Amityville. While crossing the Carl
ton bridge the stringers oyer one span
gave wav letting the engine drop four
feet, but it caught and was saved bv the
steel trusses. The engine was raised
and proceeded 10 Amityyille where it is
now at work. and force of men is now
at work repairing the bridge. The ma
terial nsed for striDgers In that bridge
is said to be very poor. and it is not
safe place for heavy loads to cross.-La-
mar Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
II. ?. HORST,
Local Ticket Agent.
The September Number

OF The Delineator is called the au-
tumn number, and describes accurately
and In detail all the latest develop.
ments in the world of dress. The lit.
erary features are of the usual marked
excellence, and the household subjects
are practical and timely. The article
In the series Oh photography for anna
teurs. by Snerlot NJ. Hall, is on the dry
plate, and will prove of value TO every
student who aims to Obtain the hest
results. The romantic Baltimore
sketches, by Grex Thayre-A continna-
'ion OF the college stories that have
been so well received will appeal tn
the college sentiment of all alump,e
In the article on the common Ills of
life, DR.. Grace Peckham Mnrrsy treats
IN an exhaustive and helpful manner
of the cause and the means of relieving
inosmnis- Ainu Girls, by>John Wier,
M. A. concerns peopl. OF whom little
is yet popularly known. The Dre.s-
maker introduces new department of
practical instruction thai will be mucb
appreciated in the home. The third in
the series Of papers on the cultivation
OF the voice, by Eleanor Georyep. con-
tinues the professional instruction and
oilers much valuable informa alton. and
club women and club work, by Helen
NJ. Winslow, and girls interes,s and
occupations, by Lafayette Mci,aws
sustain th. interest their discussIon
have already won. TIE ,io,..e lanpd,v
red sugar and its uses, AID brown hreaa
rolls. ETC.. from All excellent pronn nj
household subjects. and social obssr-
vances, conducted by Mrs. Ca!dwe,,
Jones, the tea-table by Edna S. Wh,th-
eTspoon. fancy stitches and embro,dsr.
les. BY Emma Hay wood. the work-tab,e
tor the children. lace making, knitting
crochetinE. tAt,inr, books, etc., com.
prise An attractive mlscsiIsnr.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

SEE WHITE Tor trunks, valises and
telescopes.
ID. frahl and Jake Wilcox have con.
tracted to pick Louis Challinis canta
loupes on the shares.
+. G. Hoffman has been building a
frame house on G. |. Gooch's farm
northwest of town this week.
Mrs. W. E. Tarbox and children
were up from Coolidge Saturday trad
Ing, and visiting with friends.
Miss Bertha Crowley returned to her
home at Rocky Ford Sunday morning
after an ENJOYABLE visit in Holly.
Harry Crittenden, one of Hamilton
county's largest cattle owners, was
doing business in Holly Monday,
A. r. Tenney is the night operator al
the station now, he having relieved
Miss Anna Moore few days since.
The Baldwin ranchmen had a herd
Oh horses IN this vicinity Friday and
Saturday. John Luke was with them
.. ). McMuttry traded his field of
cantaloupes to John Duncan for hogs
With which TO stock his alfalfa pasture.
Agent Horst has again resumed his
duties at the depot aud is gradually
getting back to his customary sociabiI-
ity.
Three more OF Mrs, j. l.. Wilson's
eatue were killed by train SUNDAY
night, making loss of FIVE head for
her Nithia = werh.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Excursions East.

For the Grand Encanpnent Knights
of Pythias and Supreme Lodge Session.
Indianapolis, Ind, August 80 to Sep
temher 10th. The Santa Fe will sell
tickets at $3.50 for the round trip.
Tickets sold August Is, 10 and Goth,
good to return until September 10Th.
For the National Encampment,
Grand Army Republic, at Cincinatti,
Ohio, September 9th to 10th. The
Santa Fe viii sell tickets at S27.55 for
the round trip. Tickets sold Septem
ber .. 5 and 4rh. good to return October
2nd.
II. P. HoRsT,
Local Ticket Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
''BULMER,'
THE
Imported Clydesdale.
Stallion,

THE PROPERTY OF
THE AMITY LAND AND IRRIGATION CO..
HOLLY. COLORADO.
VIII make the season of 1898 at the
Amity Stables in Holly, Colo. Season
opens April lst.
DESCRIPTION.
Color, bay. left hind leg white and a
little white in front of the right hind /.
foot. Stripe in face.
TERMS OF SERVICE.
IS to insure. Service for the season
So. Single ser, ice, 81. Mares from a
distance kept at fifty cents month.
All possible care will be taken 10 pre-
vent accidents but will not be RESPONSE
BILE should any occur.
For further particulars apply to
]. W, LYONS, Keeper,
Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
Everybody says So.

Casearets Candy Cathar,ic, the most woh-
herful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant aud refreshing 10 the taste, act gently
and positively ou kidney >, liver and bowels,
cieanslng the entire system, dispc, coltis,
cure headache. fever, habitual constitution
and biliausness. Please buy and try box
of z. g. G. to-day; 10, -. 50 cent? Sold ami
sHs'eeteed 10 cure Nv all druggists,
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

If your watch, clock, or Jewell
ry needs repairing send it to Apple
gate at Lamar and get first class
job done. All work guaranteed.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
.H.v! y. A.l k,l;ag.

If so remember ART Mccoy ir
in the business and will deliver
goods to any part of the city
promptly and at reasonable rates.
20 Also hauls sand and stone..
for building purposes.
Holly, Colo.-
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

Cool and comfortable dining cars on
Santa Fe Route are obtained by use OF
electric fans.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
READ hT;NIGliT,

Without injury to sight. The Santa
Fe's equipment is lighted by electrici-
ty.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
RICE.

'G A. RICE,
PAINTER and PAPER HANGER.
Does finest Grainlng and Decora-
tive work. Keeps a supply se wala
paper on hand at all times.
HOLLY. CoLnHnpe
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26
THE HOLLY CHiEFTAIN
FRIDAY AUGUST % Isss

Entered iu tie Post On.ra 10 Holly. Colorado,
Us second elias, UalIrI
The Holly chieftain., 1898-08-26

Advertising rates mace Huruu ni. alElral..n.
All Kinds Di job printing NEATLY done. call
and get our estimates
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given the boys on the ExecutIv,
grounds ~ which the paper says. "Thii
WIN be- the principal event Of the day
Meal hours viii Doc from 10 TO b. m
While this o. 60 be- an opsn.nit
function, Il VIII be no picnic Every
man is n be given what they call IN
United states language squar,
inea. The 1900 men. excepting iOf
guards Of each ship. VIII como ashore
IN two parties This n Tor the trans.
ports. The Charleston and Remington
men are Included in thn Invitation
Food VIII be- taken 90 ihn men duty"
The dinner viii be n good one. with
This list win Indicate partly what
our soldiers got away with at the ban
quct;
Potato salad done ton.
Roast becf-2.tol pounds.
Roast mutton.
"Milk-300 gallons.
"Turkoya
Ham sandwichoa-io.oOO
chickens
"C1ncc-i50 pounds.
"Plnonpplps--' OU.
Watermelon
"MAngocs- 1000.
Oranges 1000.
Various meats.
Thread ana butter.
Cigars aud oIRnrttcs.
soda water aud ginger alc-i200o
bottles.
"piDH-2.000.
"Caitn-2o bushels.
Food win be- taken 20 the men on duty"
lots Of Il. Tables will boz spread hut
there win De no seats. Tho troops will
come Co the grounds IN column ~ fourf.
and II necessary Will be- carried away In
rtruichsra."
CoLOUs FOR THE CHARLESTON
on June 2 the dowarer queen. Knpio.
lnni. presented 90 the officers ~ tho
cruiser Charleston beautiful silk nug.
the presentation hoing made by Prince
David, who read the following address.
Ito the Captain and Officers Of the q.
s. =. Charleston:
"Tho members uf the family ~ the
late King knlaknun hold In rratUfn
remembrance the honor shown 60 him
and his memory by the people and gov
eminent ~ the United States ~ Amer
lea IN the events surrounding the death
~ the king ON American roil. January
90. 1891.
They particularly cherish tho high
honor and consideration shown In the
setting apart of a national war vessel.
commanded by officers ~ hrh rank.
10 convey his mortal remains back 10
his nativc land.
Now that the Charleston "a again
In Hawaiian waters I avail myself %
this opportunity a. present Go you and
the Charleston the accompanying 1ag
of your own country. In token Of my
gratitude for the past. ana best wishes
Tor the future.
II have the honor 20 be-.
Faithfully yours.
IHIaNI A Nj -
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tlous affair one " the most heroic
acts ~ the present war was Lieutenant
iiohson's gallantry IN running tho M5r.
rlmac under the fire of the Spanish
forts aud sinking 70 I'm the narrow
channel Ht the entrance 10 the hhrbnr
~ Snttlngu de- cuba. This act VIII be
presented with 20 wealth OF detail and
glfH01ue spectacular effects. The
spanish forts win he shown pouring
their rain 10 shot and shell into the
vgaacli also the blowing up OF the
Mrulmlc by the use NJ the latest Hub-
marine turpodueH. uud the escape uf
Licut HuhFOn 100 % small boat 10 the
shores oi Mufrp Castle Five hundred
bombs. vlEht cannon. seven submarine
i0tpcdont, nuu.hlii tom of powder lud
an Immense number uf pyrntpphnlc
pieces, besides force uf savsuy-nvr
men. representing splnilrds. sailors
ana other historical uutunlCH will take
part Iu ihIH reproduction THE forts.
boat und other details of the hlrb0r are
NOW building Realizing the Immense
numhyr nf people that win nttcrd q
production uf thia KIND t being free
90 all the railroad management has
arranged Co. have their now iurra un.
sine running and plenty OF cars. Thus
hn train service win bo prompt ana
fligicnt
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Prof Gentry and hi company NJ
educated dogs ana ponies. SOME one
hundred In number. viii exhibit in this
city unler canvas uu EiU Fourth
S1uih. near STATE. dix nights. % begin
Monday July an. with matthews
Wednesday. Thursday Friday ana Sat.
uriuy.
PtuC Geutry's exhibition o. too wpll
known IN this city 90 need much prals.
ing, The simple announcement that biz
talented dogs ana ponies arc soon 90
exhibit herr o. sufficient Geo vnihuF. th.
little ones. whu lu turn make the nrt
known a. the older ones, aud ur usual
prof Gentry viii enjoy tho aams liberal
patronage. HIS exhibition thulurhIy
deserves all fhr praise iha. b. hnaiu,yrl
upon o. Tor 20 would hr .mp.asibie 90
devise more pleading nni iuai1irtive
exhibition than The one given hy Prof
Gentry ana his wonderful dogs ami
i1nlrs. The prices ~ admission are.
children, iicts.i adults. giciH.
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silver 500; lead sa75
Tho Sacramento company pnld It's
June dividend yesterday
John Dern vas scheduled 10 arrive
home on this afternoons train.
A now showing ~ ore ~ fyrurtcd In
the Treasure Inn mine at Tntic.
H. y. nooth has returned from Tus-
cnrorn, New, where he inspected the
Dexter and pronounced II hur.
on account ~ missing tho train,
Charles Crlsmon VIII not start for Deep
Greek until tomorrow mornInr
Two hundred pounds N cynuldcs were
sent In yesterday by the idaho gecuv-
cry company operating on the Cumas
gold bolt.
The Magnolia nt Do In Mar. Nov,
yesterday had a ear ~ gold urr ON the
market. which nctted the mines owners
i3i0 per ton,
The Never sweat mine 90 Butte.
Mont was shut down "wednesday on
account NJ two pnElntcfa who lu.t work
awaiting higher pay
The salt Lake correspondent ~ the
Engineering ana Mining journal an,
n0uncCs that Manager HartwlE a.
Cohen NJ nll of Captain Dc Ia Mars
enterprises, has resigned. 20 take eneot
July iHt. There ~ much speculation,
he continues, ms tu his successor
Boise Statosmnni shorty Burn-
ham ~ down from tho Reed plupUfs on
the Upper Boise, whore he has had
chnrge ~ tho construction work Ito
states that the company has fiumes aud
bitches completed 90 carry water SUM-
Client for two giants, which are r0w In
operation
Up IN Spokane those Interested In the
sale Of The Lu l,0l mine arc hlVlus
q merry time, one faction trying 60
close the deal, ana the ptheC doing AN II
can 10 prevent u, Sunday the records
were shipped 90 llnHslund ana nn In.
junction was Issued restraining Messr..
Turner pcytOn, Williams and Henley
from transferring the property, Thus
II stands.
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MINING CONGRESS CONCERT.
Tabernacle Choir, X Of P. Band and Several
SooiSis VIII Participate,


or the evening OF Friday. July sth
when the Mining Congress VIII ht at
Dee height thcro WIN DO "a grand zone
cert given ~ the Tabernacle. ana the
array " talent announced for the oc-
coslon indicates that the affair will be-
O. Thoroughly artistic one. There viii be-
the great choir the ulr organ. the X VI
=. military baud. Mes Lizzie Thomas.
Edward. Mf n. =. Goddard. Mr. VII
lard ChflstuphcrHn ana rrnf willard
wcihc, while ircf phyncs win act nn
'rganiht lcaldcH tdnn on the pro-
gram Tor this concert tina superior ur.
Ennizniiun, the q. uf a. hand is on.
gnrod hy the committee Tor each ard
cNcry day during which the Mlulus
Congress viii hD in session. For the
concert the following program " ur-
nounccd.
overture Co.,. Knights ~ pythins band
Hallcluinh chorus geo. coo. o.. .......
o.. .... Tabernacle choir aud organ
Solo and male chorus. HAT starry
flag, ..,s., willard ChuHtuphorgon
,Wflttnr fur the occasion. Words by
~ Albert ~hHuWuh. MWlr by l.
y. EdwurdHb
Medley Of national airs. Win tab
lrau and iull chorus 10 star
hpanglrd Hammer 600. 600. .....
.t...s ..,..,iNi iEttH " iythint hand
Nlnln sol" ....t. willard Wpihc
Pioneer ode, Music by l.. str.
ihfrs o.. o.. ..Thrir. Cfunb and band
'ThiS uitrr won the 500 iElzc at
Tho iuuf'r !bhtitr1
hariiun" rniY, i'ngilaci........ o..
ss., 90. ..... .,iitblr g. Goddard
organ pnl9, Tho Hiss WnitA.....
ste sssa ssssss. 10000 Alths Edward
Patriotic rulo and che rus. Han.
fing q Liberty. Wiitt.n Tor the
occasion rs y. Albert shear
man slusic ~ T.. stephens.
's' ssss sstt. oil. ..tt sts.s,.. choir
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BROKERS GETTINGTIRED
Their Antics in the Pit Not What They
Used To Be.
SUMNER ADJOURNMENT N SIGHT,


II seems quite evident that before
many days, II present hot weather
continues. the salt Lake Stock and
Mining Exchange will have PROPOSE
ton before % Tor d summer adjourn.
mont The brokers appour to be- got
ting n little tired and do not display
that vim and energy which entered into
their daily antics several weeks ago.
In fact a good many VI Thorn are suncr.
Ing from tho spring fever ami unlesa
they get over Il mighty soon. will wake
up some day In che pit. only t. mud
themselves fast asleep with golden OPP
nortuniiles slipping through their I'm
gcu like mountain trout through n
stream Of sparkling water
Today the attendance in the pit was
llEht, and The Interest manifest lighter.
true he business done amounted in
the HFsf, gate 10 800 shares sold, but
tho trading conferred in one particular
Htu.k anu that Northern Light which
sold ior q mere plttance. There was q
little huFlurFH In Murcur at SOS "a
snare, bus these two alone were all
thai responded Tor the hlgher-toncd
securities. OF those that remained In
EnuI shape bulliuu- Beck may be- mcn-
tlpn'l with bid % $685. while
Grand Central and Mammoth were also
~ THIS class tho former having a bid
81 " and the latter being wanted at
$3.50.
sunbeam was the nrsi seller for tho
unlisted stocks 900 changing hands
ht iia, cents with ~ readily bid for
more Chloride Point was firm but
without business. while Dexter had hid
of $40 and Swansea was sought after
at f2,lih. South Swansea. Little PITTS.
burg and Dalton made sales at noml-
mai figures and Columbia stood bid FOR
az ~ cents with no offerings under co.
Tho closing figures were a. follows,
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In the European Mission.

tMlllennlal Star. June n. 1851
Releases and Appointments Elder
william T, Noall has been honorably r.
ieascd from presiding over the Chcltcn-
ham conference 10 return home July 2.
1895.
Elder Herbert L. James has been r..
leased from laboring Aa secretary of
tho European mission and appointed
to preside over the Chcl,enham con-
ference, His duties In the former ca
paclty have been discharged In an able
manner, ana his laborH have been
highly satisfactory. The change ~
position has been made 20 give him the
privilege NJ performing outside mis-
siOnnry labor. Some years ago he
filled a mission OF over two years dur
alton In the office, and over one year u
his present mission has been spent In
a similar capacity,
Elder Edwin ~ Parry, of the prcsl-
dcncy of the European mission, has
been hOnorahly released to return
home. lie leaves Liverpool per \. ;.
Lucanla, on Saturday, June rs. 1895
Ilrother Parry arrived In Liverpool on
April IL, 1890. and since that time has
been engaged In the editorial depart
mcnt of the Millennial star. The rond.
crs of the star have become wen nc-
qualnted with him through his edit
tnrlala. ana many OF them have also
had the pleasure of a personal acquaint-
uncc by meeting him during his travels
throughout the British mission.
Elder Herbert l.. James was sudden
IS away from his Ofilce last Thursday
by telegraph, owing 20 the illneHs Of his
father william Rhodes James, Esq, Of
Beacon Down, Pinhoe. near Exeter,
Devonshirc. Upon arriving az his home
Brother James found his father In a
comatoao condition from which he
never rallied but passed away az the
ripe age ~ N, On Friday night. the last
sad rites being performed on June 18Th,
The Anchor Line steamship city Of
Rome, advertised 10 sail on Saturday
June 18th having been withdrawn and
the AnchOrih substituted In Its stead,
owing 10 the latter being somewhat
crowded. President u, r. Parry to-
gether with Elder TIL Cartwright and
C. ". Rose have decided 10 sail Tor New
York In the Cunard liner Lucunia
leaving ON the same date.
Elder Attewall Wootton has been APP
pointed TO succeed Elder Edwin y,
Parry as assistant editor Of the star
He Is expected tn leave his home In
Utah for Liverpool on July sth next
Pending his arrival here Elder George
~ Carpenter win assist In the editorial
department " the star
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SrvADA's MINISo oAMrs.
lone aud Austin Productive Of Good ..a'
suit.-A Utah uonansa.

Hon, =. r. Farnsworth. who stepped
IN from Nevada yesterday reports n
gratifying condition ~ affairs az the
camps In which hc IL Interested. the
gentleman stating that 40 lone the
min N running thirty stamps very sue
cofsfully on a grade nf gold ore that
yields very encouraging values. A.
Austin conditions are similar. says he.
the min being again In running order
and the mine putting forth a sufficient
quality ~ orc daily % keep the MAJ
ohlnery IN constant motion.
Mr.. FarnHwOrth leaves tomorrow
morning for tho south, visiting the
Horn Silver a. Frisco ana the Wash
lngton about mile and half farther
distant That the latter n exceeding
an expectations In ~ showing q rich
ore bodies, II the news sent In last
evening hy IA FnrnRwnrih now az
the property. The gentleman writes
that the mine retains ~ former aplen-
did showing. each days development
only tending 10 enlarge upon Us value
as producer ~ hgh-rrade silver and
and lead ore. The Washington nlso
carries good gold values. aud shows "a
iine perrrntagr NJ copper nH does It's
sire the Horn silver
Returning from Frisco Mr.. Farms.
worth viii remain here 10 be- IN alton
dance on the Mining Congress. az n
representative Of the state NJ Nevada
despite the genteman'a long residence
ana business connections In Utah. The
meeting, he thinks. will De a vastly Inn.
purtlut one. aud one productive Of
great results In furthtring the lntcrcHts
Of the mining fraternity.
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II IL said thtt important centeN Of
trade like BilhOa, sautander, Gigon,
Corunnn, and Vigu. Spain VIII prompt
~ hp put into a respectable state of
submarine and land defenses, when
the American squadron sails.
A distinguished naval officer who cN-
amlned Admiral Camara'a ships rpre.
fully, laughs ~ the idea ~ AdmlIhl
Cnmnra attempting TO reach Manila,
The Spaniards, he says, q e. wise 10
keep the fleet out OF the Americans
way
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Although not 90 stated by the zen.
tcman concerned. 90 is quito probable
that Captain DE Ia MaF VIII rpt into
the northwest before leaving America
his purpose being tu look into ccttaif
properties bonded SOME time ago bs
his representatives.. in close proximity
- tho Dig Republic ml.H. which har
furnished such raufltiu1ll u,wa IN.
past month ur rH. judge Ulvoa. 30
VIII bc remembered, tfuvpracd that see.
tlun a while ago and bonded number
u claims Tor De Ll Mar. and this. Do
ls thought viii induce the CAPTAIN g.
HE himself thitherwnrd before aottinr
Fall Cor f1rolru ports Meanwhile tho
captain aud his colleague are Kent
for the enlargement uf the Golden Cat.
mill
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UNLISTED STOCKS.
nincl,
TnANsFERs on sTocKa

Mcrcur 200 shares a. sos.
Northern Light. 1000 ut 2Ac.
Northern Light, 1000 at 2Nc.
Northern Llght 5000 ~ 2Ac,
Northern Light. coo az 90,
sunbeam, 900 nt ll.c.
f1uih swansea. 100 40 fiii.
Ltile pituhurg. 1000 az aNc.
Dalton 1000 az Ag.
Total shares sold. 900.
Selling value ~ stocks, fi.Tcl Is.
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ser-Mnflon companies. the two former
amounting 10 $4,000 each and the two
latter 20 $500 and $1,000 respectively.
This tolls IN "a small way what Is done
10y Utah mines in the way of dividend
payments, but 10 order Co gct fuii
ana complete understanding ut their
possibilities. II is ncpoaaaty tn aummnr.
ize altogether. the list monthly run.
ning into quite o. respectable sum. WAR
or no war, dullnDH or no dizziness. there
arr some mines 10 Utah that Will pay
dividends In spite uf ALL
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IIoh,on,s Gnllnnlr Illu,lnlnh.

The management Of Lagoon encour-
aged by the success NJ the production
"Blowing up the Maine" 90 now ar
ranging a more imposing and preton.
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my her nephcwa.
-. KAWANANAKoA.
~. kALANtANAOLE
Honolulu. June 2. ls0s."

The Boys In blue Edition" ~ the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser " Homo.
lulu reached the News" office this
morning The issue II ~ June 2. and
II printed In our national colors-fcd.
white ana bluc-aud the paper contains
similar writc-up on the above subject
~ was published by thu Gazette. Both
are woll-printed, oifht-paFr sheets, and
the general Frtsup " the articles. In
cludlng photographs. ~ good.
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Temorrow !. pl,Iacnd pnr.

Tomorrow, June a0th, viii witness tho
payment Of dividends by the Mammoth.
Horn silver, South Swansea ANA Gey-