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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-08-12
Year ending
Males. Females.

The Home has been faithfully and
efficiently managed by Mrs. NJ. J.
Forbes and has afforded a refuge and
home for those who would otherwise
have suffered much.
Mention should be made of the pro-
fit made on the 100 shares of c. Brew
er e Co. stock above referred to. In
1880, with the approval of the Justices,
the trustees purchased 100 shares of
this stock for S21 100000. The annual
dividends averaged 16 per cent. per an
mum during eight years, but after the
annexation of these Islands to the
United States the market value Of the
stock increased so that it seemed best
to sell the shares, and in November
last the trustees sold them for $780,
100000. The proceeds were forthwith
invested and are now held in real es-
tate mortgage securities bearing inter
est at Z per cent.
BY this transaction $780, 900 was add
ed TO the principal trust fund, and the
income is increased.
The trustees have not charged a COM
mission on this sum of S29 900 in the
accounts submitted herewith, prefer
ring to refer the matter to your hon
Ors.
1t is submitted that the trustees are
entitled TO the statutory commissions
on this amount of 500, 1000 as proceeds
from sales Of personal property, or as
upon income or profit.
| Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM o. SMITH.
! Managing Trustee.
| Honolulu, August D, 1899.
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes
are from to s o'clock a. m. and from
to o'clock p. N.
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Following is the managers report
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LuNALILO ESTATE
Report of Trustees to the
Supreme Court.
Receipts and Disbursements for
the Past Year-inCrease In the
Value of Estate.

Following is the annual report of
the trustees under the will of William
C. Lunalilo, deceased, for the year end
ing July 81, 1899:
To the Honorable Justices of the Su-
preme Court of the Hawaiian ISL
ands.
The undersigned, William o. Smith,
managing trustee, on behalf of the
trustees under the will of William G.
Lunalilo, deceased, herewith presents
the reports and statements of accounts
of the trust for the year ending July 81.
1899, as follows:
Schedule A-Showing re-
ceipts for he year,
amounting to S144 179 SO
Schedule B-Showing dis
bursements with vouch-
ers numbered from l to
393) showing disburse
mentS amounting to 49,. lao, $40 40
Schedule CA summary of
accounts ......-
Schedule D-A statement of
the investments and Sc
curities held by the trus-
tees, amounting in all to-. 223, 61S 80
An examination of the accounts will
show that in 1889 the trustees account
ed for investments to the amount of
81 43, 3652O. The present investments
of 1929, 61S.95 show an increase of $780,
25375 This increase is due to the fol-
lowing:
Sales of Waiehu lands in
1891 S22,I w
Sale of Aliiolani lot in 1891 5000 90
Sale of KaaIaea land in 1892 19257 90
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ANDREW BROW,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
CIRCUIT OF THE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Edward
Vivian, Thomas Everett and Lucy
Kawaiolohia Richardson, Minors.
On reading and filing the petition of
VIM. o. Smith, Guardian, praying for
an order of sale of certain real estate
befonging to said minors and setting
forth certain legal reasons why such
real estate should be sold, it is hereby
ordered that all persons interested in
the said estate appear before his
Court on Wednesday, the 30th day Of
August. A. D. 1899, at 10 o'clock a. ~,
AT the courtroom of this Court, IN Ho-
noluIu, Oahu, then and there TO show
cause why an order should not be
granted.
Honolulu, H. l., Aug. 10, 1899.
By the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS,
53OS-2t 2097-td Clerk.
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TO TAKE HAWAIIAN CENSUS

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Alatau T.
Atkinson, an editor of the Honolulu
Star, has been designated by Census
Director Merriam as special agent in
charge of the Hawaiian census in
Hawaii. He had charge of the Hawai-
ian census in 1896.
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A FRENCH EXPRESS.

PARIS, July 30.-Two automobiles
in a race between those cities, a dis
tance of 226 miles, making the best
time ever recorded for an autOmbile,
covering the distance in seven hours
and forty-eight minutes. at rate of
over twenty-three miles an hour.
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155 PASSENGERS DROWNED.

BERLIN, July PA dispatch re-
ceived here today from Mini Nov
gorod, reports that a cargo vessel
and a passenger steamer collided on
the river Volga. The passenger steam
er sank and 155 persons We're drowned.
The captain of the cargo ship has been
arrested for disregarding signals.
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NEW BILL at ORPHEUM THEA
TER tonight.
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BY AUTHORITY.

P. H. Burnette, Esq, has this day
been appointed Notary Public for the
First Judicial Circuit of the Hawaiian
Islands.
J. A KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, July 10, 1899.
5000
Chas. F. Chillingworth, Esq, has this
day been appointed a Notary Public
for the First Judicial Circuit Of the
Hawaiian Islands.
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, June 1, 1899.
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H0STETTER'S
STOMACH
BIT TIERS.

having loft the baby onrly IN the morn
INK. Late nt night some citizens put
her In 70 buggy and took her to the
camp, and this morning Sheriff Storrs
attention was called to the AFFAIR. he
went down TO the farm ana found the
woman sitting some distance away
from the wagon, and the baby was lay
horrible condition. being badly rup-
turcd from the effects ~ crying no
doubt, and In "a bad way otherwise.
The little one was taken care OF by
some ~ the women folks. one OF whom
wishes 10 adopt II. but the inhumnn
mother win not agree to this, ns she
says. In broken English. ME do not
N money"
II Is likely legal steps will be- taken
70 secure the child from his inhuman
parent.
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A MOTHER TELLs now sHT sAyrp
iIEH LITTLE DAuGuTER's LITE.

! am the mother OF eight children and
have had great deal OF experience
with medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had tho dysentery In ia
worst form, We thought she would dlo.
! tried everything 1 could think OF, but
nothing seemed to do her any good i
saw By an advertisement In our pnpcr
that Chamborluln'a Collie. Cholcra ana
DlaThoca Remedy was highly recon-
mendel and sent and got bottle at
best medicines we ever had In tb.
house. II saved my little daurhtsris
life, I am anxious FOR every mother
to know what an excellent medicine n
f.. Had ! known Il at nrat ID youij
have saved me a great deal OF anxiety
and my little daughter much suffering.
Yours truly, Mrs. Geo. 4. Burllck
Liberty, n. l.
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not "a bone broken. The wound healed
rapidly, but his mind was shattered.
and at times was 10 bad that Dr. CASA.
day. who had also been called loo. sug-
gcsted that he be taken to Dr. plukor-
ton. which was done on tho Sth OF
August. The doctor said that what
had been done was well done. and ali
that was needed was n little time TO alb.
SCRIBE a little blood that has seeprd onto
the brain. and IN week Ur two hs
would be alright We ore happy 90 say
that he Il fast recovering ANA is now
bios. and In short time be- viii BE-
able tn resume business
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Onicu N tho BOARD NJ Public Works. Room
30. tNy Hall salt Lake city.
August 10Th, ~.

sollri proposals will h. received 40 this
office until nrlHfa MA " Thursday. August
90 lssH Tor tlo work ~ constructing "a pino
.rWvf uu ihn center NJ street hytWCen siuth
Temple auu First stfusts aud uu Iirst street
ttum 20 ~ STREETS, according Go plans lu tho
ritY engineers office
Instructions tn hiiddrr, together with
bond. rtH hy obtained uruu application nt
che office NJ the hoard
bids
iiy urdUro f the Board ~ Public Works
a. 4. hEl-IN. Chairman
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Grand Reception and banquet for battle
creek Volunteer.

Special Corrcspondence.
81, 'lHasant Grove. Utah Co, Aug. IL
IleAHahi Grove is preparing I'd ruyul
welcome Tor It's returning Volunteers
IN. town has i've boys On tho Utah bst.
l'iles now On the way They are srr-
Eeant Mark Bozznnt prlvut6a Jrfn l..
hohlH1n. NlelH Nelson. Alfrrd Ellis and
sidney smith. when the volunteers
reach their native town citizens In IA
procession u decorated carriages head
80 bN the brass band will meet them I'D
'lly; A. Two =. m. tho people will ns.
Heniblo at the grove whore the follow.
ms program is 10 be carried out!
nalIlollc ayr ..... ,.s,,.. ..,.braaa Band
prayer py chaplain
,., 90. '.t. ,,rplonerr Henson Walker
chorus from ward choir.............
,,,..,.. 90. =. .,...,.Lcd BY $. l.. Walter
Address OF welcome. 80. 90. co..
49, "''. CO.. Mayor $. L. swynson
Presentation Of badges.
iteHponse Sergeant Mark Bczznlt
Music 80. Pleasant Grove Orchestra
speech, The Volunteer" ...........
ID. 49, go. ...,.....ssJnmcs l., Brown
Song. star spangicd Banncr."....,.
.....,.... u, X. Allen and chorus
speech. What our Volunteers Have
q, Zone O.. '..s .,...,.Wm, y. clark
Under direction of Mrs. Eva Drlgr.
Speech The war. Howard II. briggs
bugle calls, LOWS Robertson. musician
OF Utah Battery C..
Song, America" .,... zee. Congregation
Adjourn to banquet ut Z p. m. At
Clark'B Han,
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Sweet Sleep

comes from sweet stomach. pvre
blood, strong nerves and hearty health
The surust way 10 acquire these IL bv
an honest use Of this famous medicine
Hostettcra Stomach Bittcrs For ATTY
years II has never failed 10 cure rton.
ach disorders. beginning with constl.
patton and ending with kidney or liver
trouble. See that a PRIVATE REV
ENuE STAMP covers the neck OF The
n.NHf.
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our seminary, under the direction OF
David Pryor, IL In flrst-class shape. We
hhd an enrolment last yearA or about
no and the board Is preparing TO stnrt
u going this season under brighter
conducted quite successfully for about
ten years now There Is some talk Of
making an addition TO the building IA
We need more room, In addition 10 this
Huntington has six other Department.
IN the district schools, In educational
matters we are not behind although We
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b, p, W. nlhr letter has been sent out
N WI. .lleni shurtlin to all the Bishops
10 s,itu ing the Weber stake excursion
.l''.ir Aug H. Il viii no doubt be
,,t.ll Measurable affalr. and ali should
ts,r,t,.' 10 go out to the lake on the
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SPRING CITY.
Remarkable Recovery Of Charles Alfred
from Effects Of n Terrible TaII.

Spring city, Saupete County. Aug.1t.
About three weeks ago Charles Alfred.
a son of Redick n. Alfred. was engaged
with his brother Pratt In digging a well.
After the blast was prepared he said.
draw me up and on the way he said.
II didn't set on the blast" When he
got 10 the top he tainted and fell 10
to the bottom, thirty-nvc feet His
answer he rode for help, and at the end
OF halt an hour he was let down and
found the injured man IN q pool OF
blood unconscious. They got him home
Unexpectedly alive, and DR.. Morsey
dressed the wound, taking twenty eight
stitches to replace the scalp There was
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NOTICE d. hereby gIyrn TINT a -op,r.
WrviiuE uf tho stnekluIdrrs u. thu Grand
bu|Hh Mining Company 70 corporation un-
der tNu uWH NJ lfHN. WIN Del hold al tIs
COMPANY. office No % . First south Street
Nllt Lake tlt1, state % tuh. on the 4tst div
~ August lsH loo lu'rIuHt pm. ~ said dan
Tor the purpose M rIuaIlrfIug aud VuflnF
upnu tnr fl.IuHlug proposed amendments -
tbu articles NJ lnUurfnf4t |lu ~ said ruirpruy
fu-Uli 10 umrud ARTICLE one ~ tho SAID
articles 81 Incorporation rs substltutlnF IN
lly words iWuntl five saI ycars. tho Wurds
hfiy .M years The purpose ~ such umtud-
mont " il change thu time NJ duration "a saiI
corporation frum twenty Tive GiI 90 Hfty giU
y'lr.. and 'lr thu further. purpose 81 elect.
uul nm lhU transaction " such uthor buI
ug.H Is uuy properly come before DO
Dated TIL I'M day ~ July lsfl
THOMAS ". JENNINGS
FRANK w. JENNINGS
SECRETARY
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
R0CKLANDS, IDAHO.
SAD AniIctlon aud Sudden Death Of Leslie
TYLER.
sPeeIal corrcsnond.nc..

more than a week ago Young I.ralIa
INler 30 years ~ age. son uf Dewitt g..
tyler was, without warning. struck
with some brain trouble. ana suddenly
rerett OF reason. cut on az once from "a
prosperous and promising career. Hr
was taken for care and treatment To-
soda springs, whore, despite an IN.
medical skill that could De secured no
rapidly grew worse and died iu CunyuI-
HionH on sunday evening, July go His
rvmAlns were brought 90 his late hnppy
home horv yesterday and buried today.
The deceased leaves wife ana i've.
year-old son, an aged father and other
relatives TO mourn hl4 sudden dpp4r-
ture. He was much respected lu the
community, and hla family have thrlr
entire symputhty
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PAYSON.

"'''NfHA WV W 'NhflAN w nu INFANT by
an Italian Woman.
Special Correspondence.
Payson, Utah Co, Aug. ia.-About u
days agu an Italian woman with "a six
weeka-old baby. struck the town and
went 90 one Of the hotels. the woman
then went from house TO house with
tho child Ia her arms aud begged
money from the citizens OF the town.
A tow days ago she got acquainted
with man called italian joe" who
runs small larm outside OF town and
lives alone In a sheep camp wagon.
The woman went TO stay nt hts place,
her an he went to salt Lake on visit.
leaving the woman In possession, The
climax was reached Thursday when
she LOFT hcr baby In the wagon aud
went NJ town ana got intoxicated,
staying around the saloons all day.
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The Primary associations held their
annual day services yesterday and gave
concert last night Great credit ia
que the sletcrs Tor their untiriug Iabora
with the children.
our Bishop has a move on foot 10
make another start on the finishing OF
our meeting house. The people voted a
short time since TO be taxed for that
purpose.
Tho Relief society are talking OF nut.
ung up hall for their bencnt ana need,
and to that end are looking arotind ~
a location for Il.
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Harvesting OF grain has commenced.
iucefn that was not cut los hay hut
LEFT for seed IN almost ready fUr cut .
unF. with some Few exceptions a very
good Yield IL expected although Frnag-
hoppers are qGli" numerous and doing
some damage 10 Il. Some that Intended
leaving their second crop for seed have
commences cutting because of the hop
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BENSON.
Center Of Cache Couuty-Inig Irrigation
Entcrprise-uesitha aud Prosperity.

t'n'er OF Cache touuty-ibiE Irrigation
Entcrprise Health aud Prosperity.
Special Correspondence.
Benson, cache Co, Aug. i2.-ThIa
ward ia about eight miles In length and
four In width and IL situated seven
miles northwest OF Logan, IN the center
Of Cache valley. II was named after
the late Apostle Ezrn r. Bcnnon. rrst
president Of the Cache Stake Of Zion
bishop N. W. ballard preaidca over
thirty eight families. All owning rich
and well cultivated farms. Last year
1000 bushels Of wheat was raised be-
sides corn, oats, etc, and tho lucern
crops are always large
FINE SCHOOL HOUSES.
Henson be- two handsome briri,
school buildings. situated 70 as 10 be
" the Center or each ~ the two school
NEW MEETING HOUSE.
This little band of people will erect
TINS summer "a neat and HubatnntI4I
church 20 be built Of brick aud 10 cost
between three and four thousand dol-
Lars There ls one OF the nnaat brick
State
HALF A CROP.
The crops this year will be only hal,
mat Of last year The grain Is short.
ana 10 Icing cut with a header.
mo IRRIGATION ENTERPRISE.
The land situated over Rear riy,r
mas heretofore been dry farncd." and
~" loss In wheat this year has caused
the people " Benson ana Trenton
wards to combine 70 take out the wat
tfH of tho Bear river, NJ Rtverdale
TOUR miles north OF Preston, Idaho. nnd
hring % distance Of forty-ons milo.
The canal will cost about 81. 900 Tho
work can be done mostly with pillow and
rcInper backed by good old faahinned
Mormon pluck, II II intended that tho
water VIII Flow ON this dry bench In
me year " our Lord 1900. ana irrilrate
.p.eog acres % rich farming lands m
WIZ be brought from Riverdaic 10 tho
bench land at Cannon station on tho
oreEon short Line railroad, and be
turned back into tho river at Henson
HEALTH AND PROSPERITY.
Any fruit that can be raised IN nny
bart OF Cache valley can he raised hers
Ihete are no poor here. All an. ahis T.,
provide Tor themselves and 4 f,,,.
more peace. comfort and pient,,
ABOUND. cattle and sheep flourish nor,
IN large numbers. All the ward nr6,,n-
l1htloha are IN good working order nnb
tue h'a''h OF The people Is also good.
Send 80 cents to the "NeWs" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
OF our boys work In the phlllpplnes
On To Manila We pay tho postag.'
stamps taken In payment,
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send 30 cents to tho News" and
obtain N" beautiful portfolio history
on our boys work In the Philippines.
IN 70 Manila. We pay the postage
stamps taken In payment
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REASON?

The food II pre-digested by
mechanical processes.
cit has the starchy part
changed to grape sugar.
II n quickly absorbed into
the system.
II contains the portions Of
grain, nature uses TO rebuild
the brain and nerve centers.
It is fully cooked and ready to
be served Instantly.
II has a most delicious flavor
II H. the concentration OF
nourishmont,
children are very fond Of
Grnpo-Nuts.
Grocers supply at 100 per
package,
Postum Cereal CO., Ltd, bat
tie Greek. Mich, make Grape
Nuts.
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LOGAN.
hoy Dreats iils Arm ogden ns.ebaiiist.
Heat the weiis,illo noys.

hoy nreats Its Arm ogden Itasebaliist.
Heat the weiis,iilc noys.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co. Aug. l=tohn
Thomas Med today petitions Tor letters
OF administration IN the matter OF the
estate Of Mary Thomas. deceased.
BOY BREAKS his ARM.
a palnful accident bofell Harry Swim
yards little son, eight years of age.
last sunday. He was playing and In the
act OF running fell and broke his arm.
lie was attended 10 by Dr. Parkinson,
ana Is now progressing nicely
BASEBALL.
The ogden baseball nine arrived her.
today and played against the Wcllsyille
nlnD nt the u. Y. campus grounds Good
playing was done by both mines. but the
OgdenH were victorious over their
WollaylllO friends. tho score being. at
the close. 20 90 Z. In Ogdcn'H favor.
The Eureka nine are scheduled to
play the ORdcn's tomorrow. and We
trust they are able 90 give a warm. cx-
cltlng game 60 The boys from ogden.
Sond 30 cents to the News" ana
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
o. our boys work In the Philippines.
ION TO Manila" We pay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment.
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HUpYAN WILL CURE YOU

Do Jeq suffer with headachs Ifig %. suuken
eye o. hollow checks ~ q Vi paluutlIn II
we hesft llg 81 Impaired digestion ulg e.
WaaEueaa ~ limbs lItg 81. anaeulia IpalauaaaI.
EenefAl wnhknesa attfy spells tendency 90 faint
mucous discharge pain In taak "a boaFibs
aoNh pains 70 you DO Nudyau viii rufr you
" y ngt esiehtal o. c1froct diagnosis that
you iutqr oil these symptoms, lu fart more
often only two o. three Of them eli b. ab.
served 70 ln 1ufifieut, however, 90 waru you
Aet seriqpa disease u psu4ing, aud Hudyan
viii cure tho oyil
Hvdyan hss cured thousands of weak ard
debihtatod women. therefore 10 / not an "a.
pertinent
Hudyan Il Tor sale by drugg.sts - 5ls a pack.
agn or IA packages f0r g. 81
q, N yonr druggist does not koop Hudyan. ssud
direct y thg Iudyau Remedy 81. oHr Stock.
tou, Ellis and MARKET Hta Kan frau-ise1. tal
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Advertisers who desire 20 reach the
country population Of tho Western
States and Territories should patron'zs
the Semi Weekly News," It's circu!a-
ton books aTu open 10 all advert,sers
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nANTI.
List Of Trustees Of sanpcte County school
Districts.

N'7''fH NhhAhhA
Districts.
Special Correspondence.
Mhnt, Sanpeto Co.. Aug. is-Follow-
lhk " q list Of the school trustees for
the eighteen districts Ia Snnppto conn
~ a. COMPLETED since the late elec-
ton ana reorganization OF the boards,
me nrht named from each district IL
the chairman, the second the treasurer,
and the third the secretary The nster'
isk marks the newly elected member ia
Mantl-Loulsc Cherry. W. u. Lowry.
Louis Anderson.
Ephrdm--'pctcr Groaves, Jr., j. p.
Hanson, Peter Thompson.
spring Ctty-'Slmon Beck, Erasmus
Juslescn, Robert Binln.
Mt Ploasant-F. G. Jcnaon. sAbrnbor,
johnson, Fred Erickson.
Fmrview-Samuel Bills, Lewls Lar
son, 'Pcter Sundwell.
lndianola-Wm, N. TNrdwel, Charlotte
seely M. V. Seeman
Fountain Grccn-'Nephl Robertson.
II. 6. Hansen, Hannah Collnrd.
Moronl-Peter Christensen, j. c. An
deraon. sJablz Faux. Jr.
j. X. MidRlcy.
Fayette-Phllip Dark. J. G. Mellor.
John Bartholomew.
Chester-'peter Rasmuasen. Jose,h
Beck, David Candland.
Stcrllng-N, G, Christensen. NJ Beau-
rrgnard. Harrison Edwards. Jr.
Mayheld-M y. SorenEnn. spnrlcy
Chrlatiansen. Annie y. Lund.
Pleasant Nicw-las. NJ Turpln. w.
Cox Lydia a. Burns.
Dover.-John $. Reid, same Reid, j..
w Rcddngton.
Gunnison-'Nephi Anderson, Fred
Ludvigs1n. Chns. Emhley.
Meadowyille-Wm Daniels. 'Phlllp
Mack, ~. ], Conrad.
Milhurn-JaF. w. Stewart Richard
Graham. w. Stewart.
&C.
Send 20 cents 70 the News" ana
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Send 40 cents 10 the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
u our boys work In tho Philippines
"On TO Manila We pay the postage
stamps taken IN payment
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON snoRr LINE RY.

AuufvTs
From North aud Northwest, : a. m. 5.sj y. 10.
Trum s1ath. 40 o.. m.. 900 q. M. 1880 a. M.
$50 y. m. and BIO On,
LuAvrs
For North aud Northwest. oit5 a. m.. iiiiSa.
m.. t0alnp M.
Tor south. 500. m.. 5,5O a. tn.. sos .. M. 55j
y, IN. anu bi5 D. m.
RIO oRANDE WESTERN RY.
AuuiyTs
From South and last, io,i5 d. m., % .. m.
and i0.N y, "a.
LEAVES
For South aud East s.3o a m. $40 .. IN. and
t.pV y. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
Auuivis
From West, 0iij a. m., 600 pm.
LrAyTs
rWcst aiioa a, M. $40 .. IN.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
AuHvrs
From East, 600 a. m, 1902 tn.
LEAvLs
Tor East, 500 .. M. $40 lam.