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engines tackle. apparel and furniture for
sale az p'As,.Ie anoton ~ the upset price %
So. 4s5 G..
Ard whereas. The said report shows that
there were no bidders ana no sale Of s=sld
steamship 'atty ~ Columbia her tHaals.
boilers. engines tackle. apparel aip1 fuen-
Now, therefore. yau. the said marshal,
are hereby further commanded aud Direct
I'd TO sell sad steamship city of Column
hia." her boa;s hoflers. engines tackle.
apparel ana furniture at public auction az
the station Hosase. kalakaua Hale. IN ne
District of Honolulu Island OF Oahu liza
wa5an Islands on the glss day Of Fssapru-
ary A. r. lea at the hotfr ~ Is o'ci0ck
noon ~ @sit day without reserve. 70 ths
highest bidder for cash. after having first
given ten fays' notice 81 such sale hy adj
vestisjng IN the Pacific Commercial Adj
vertiser and Hawaiian star, NEWSPAPERS
published daily Except SunshaysD In ihe
District % Honolulu.
And further you are commanded before
making sac % said vessel. as aforesaid 20
advertise tire sale thereof IN ths cities ~
San FragsstTrn. California Portland. Ore
gon. aeastie, Washington. ard any such
other cities Of the United EtsteA on or
near the Pacific coast 80 81 your Judgment
seems "a b. psopsr. Said advert issfnen,a
N - 80 tined ~ to aiiew bidders frssu
saia cities IF the United States 70 aupsar
and be ~ saia auction as aforesaid
And yosi are further ordered and com
mantird that immediately after said fAi@
aforesaid. Yen have and pay the moneys
arising from the same ptirsuant 10 this
order, % Henry Smith clerk II tho Ju-
dietary Depart n1ent ~ are Hawaiian isl-
auds. With az ateotlnf ~ yonr charges and
expenses anf havo you then and there also
this writ with your returns thereon.
WitussS the Honorahe A. Perry. First
Judge ~ ma Circuit Court ~ the First
judicial Circuit ~ the Republic Of Iia-
wait this cam daY Of January. 4. y isag
(Siene1l a FERRY
F1rx' Judge Of circuit Cart of the First
Judicial Circuit.
fs@al
(ssgnesl. 2. y KEff.fsTr. IN. CLERK.
Bs virtue ~ she sbnfe writ IN NE iE-
auea on he 2tih 3ay = January. A ID isfsl
] VIII sell a. pub .r afoiian. At The ssa-
fioa House KsiakaNa Haze Bra the phs-
sriet - Honolulu. Island ~ oahu. tIa-
wa.is1 Is.sn4s fc the 9ignesf bidder al IA
o'clock nbon - T4eHdaT. Use s1et day II
February, \. II $50 the R}@t8lshlu CITY
a. Columbia" nsr hssts boilers eugfns9
iack.e apparel ard furGtture
a. VI BROWN
Marshal. Esp1alc ~ Hawaii
lIon01ai3. Oahu. January 2lth, A. %.
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THE CASE OF "PEG-LEo" BROWN
Itch of Jealous Detectives for Noto-
riesy Lead. to Political saaabbie.

Some time age a negro named Peg Leg
Brown. 80 London Ontario. engaged in Il
quarrel wtiA a policeman named Toohey,
who served the clvlc government IF tina /
town In the qaarrei To0hey aas SIAN
ard Peg Leg ped across the from
tier Into the Caited States. TIE character
of the crime vas well defined aavsag baea
witnessed ny number Of persons sad The
evidence VAS clear thaE the neSro had been
the azsaiiant and had provoked the fight
which endsd fatally 10 the policeman. Up
% this SHOW ing an Indictment for murder
was found aud the necessary steps were
taken by the dominion authorities % secure
the delivery Of Peg Leg into the hands OF
Justice.
Before the extraditEon papers had passed
the regular forDaiiiy Canadian detectives
had placed Brown In 4 frontier fcwu IN New
York state and they boldly entered IL ar
rested Peg Leg aad without regard 10
the local authorities or the treaty ~ extra
dition hurried him across the suspension
bridge aa1 back to the scene of his crime.
The case ~As promptly reported and the
United States made an instant demand for
the body 81 t-3e prisoner and The iHstautaa-
s0Gs return az The man 10 tao rlaco whence
he had been taken The government al Of
lava responded with the most earnest pol
og!es. and Brown Was sent back ard locked
UP in an American prison. 20 re taken
thence only by the prescribed channels
New Ontario l. having political sguab-
BILE over the afrslt which IS purely Of inter-
est 10 Itself hat whiCa meuaces It's par
HawsntaTy elections. The question Is the
defense Of che jealous detectives ho broke
the law ana Il seems That some pf them
wiii 20 10 prison with their late prsouer
The Itch OF these men for notogiety APP
pears 20 re in fair @ay u receive an un-
expected form OF acknowledgement ana q
needed lesson Mil bs administered 10 .
large glass az which tAev form q GROUP
that detectives are also s4lbject to the lsw.
Meanwhile ever thts matter "a legislative
body 1. changing It's political complexion 49,
Washington Post.
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Ci;y II Seattle from the east line Of We
Street 70 the Seattle Lake Shore & East
ern flght-cf-Way. In R1giey's addition, IN
which provides for the improve m@nt OF
sail street by grading and plauking the
same, Gngs constructing sidewalks on BOTH
sides thereof with parking STRIPS between
sidewalks and property line. and providing
for the payment therefor. in in
st1Gmen,s, and establishing fund
for such payment by the levyi1s
the property benefited by t8s lmuT cyeGnent,
and providing for tae Issuance If bonds, az
authorized by an az; Of the leG.slaturs u
the State Of Wesfliux ton approved ASFch
eth. fhs3, snd under the provisions q ordl-
nance No. $2ts, approved May 7th. lSai d.
AMENDED bv ordinance Ne 5449. approved
JAY Ilrh. 1884. and 1he CITY Charter, as
sEr=Dled and gow in force has been duly
certified to ms for collection aud the re-
speetive sums therein charged and levied
part thereof IN SAID district in payment OF
such lnstallment remains unpaid. and the
same including tne Interest Oh tie whole
amount charged. must b@ paid on or before
uert be made on such inst4.Ipeft on or he
fore the 6fh dav ~ March. fS9 the same
shah become detinquenl ana shall bear in
terest AZ the rate % per cert. per an
nufa, uutN paid ard Il not pad before
sffd time. 2 penalty o. five go rer cent.
shall be added and the sums DELINQUENT
shall he entered On the annual tax roll for
the current year az alask each iot and par
Ccf 81 lana. ard ssar; Thereof so si@itGqus NJ
and. win the interest y4as3 penalty, shall
u. collected IS other taxes. togo her with
such additional charges or penalties as ere
authorized 20 he charged a1i collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each lot ar
parcel ~ land - delinquent shall he sold
for ta1 amount * such assessment. with
interest,", penalty ard costs in the manner
provided ~ law.
A r. FpOTE
CAV Trsas,rs~ - fhs l%sfy. % S,sttis
Date of FIRST publication. February 4ih.
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Legal. NOTICES.

citation Limited. 3 corporation: James
u Siandish. Thomas n Ensninger, Ma
tIlaa : Holowbush. Edward g. Neu-
fielder. /. Y. Davis. Us receiver Of the
Marine savings bank. corporation;
Lake Washington Canal Company, a
corporation: William n. Burkbartt, Fila
n. Trafiord. Christopher ljurk0ardt.
William II. Bur <Aardt lr.. ard the Ger
man Savings and Loan Society. a cor
poratioD. defendants. M. 25.elo Sum
mons for publication.
The state of Washington 10 said Ern.ly
L. TUli tina Ueritab.e Securities and
Mortgage investment Association, fAullt-
ed, q corporation, James y. Standish. Ma
tida $. Holowiush. Lake Washington
canal company. a eo.5'orailnni william
H. Rurkhardt Fila NJ. TTaford, Chris
TOPPER BalrkhBFJt. ana William H. Bllfk-
haTct, IT,. defendants.
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
within sixty '6sD days after tae date Of
the first publication OF mis- summons.
to-wit, within sixty lVn days after the
2Sth day ~ January. lkG and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court. ard answer the Amended
complaint of tne plaintiff. and serve "a
copy OF your answer upon the unfegstgn-
81 attorneys for plaintiff. ~ their office
below STATED; and ~ case of your TAIL.
$50 To do. Judgment viii be rendered
according 20 the demand Of plaintiffs
amended complaint oerein, when has
been fled vita the clerk OF SAID court.
The object q SAID action Is To recover
judgment against said defendants Louisa
Denny ard H. r. Denny, her husband In
favor OF said plaintiff. the csty Of Seat
tie. for the SUN 81 aye thousand rye
hundred sixty-sevgu and 9D-iep ts5.saT on
doHaFs with interest thereon at the rate
OF eight ~ per cent peT aunagn, upon "a
certain pgDru.s~ory note for FIVE thousand
FIVE hundred slxty-seVeu and st-ly) ts-
81 On dollars dated March sih 1885 and
made. executed and delivered by The said
defendants, i>1uisa Denny aiid 10, I. Irpn-
sy her husband t. the said plaintiff
eszs-41 - H. 81
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COLLECTIONS FOR CHARITY.
aorAL SOCIETY APPOINTS A LADY
aAstAssER-
fn~k of Funds AHkes IL Imperative
20 P1rsze This Course, which
Has Worked ia Excellent Adsaot-

ne Charity Organization soesery has
fasAssea a president SET by Los Angeles
sxa other cities On the Coast and appointed
= tss.c;t1r sfs4 crlsector IL. the person OF
xses Foster waose duties shall be % Yiziz
homo asss business houses ard secure sub
swsssscns saG articles tsas viii be feedEs.I
- tAs Isoar cF tee city.
LAX - funds n@s initiated greatly
sxssnst tbs e3ca.sy 81 dispensing assist
sssA 70 Use needy. sn9 !; Is FOR tae purpose
Of Uagtlsss - tAs exca4QEer that tbs col
leetcr 4 70 * sen; o4t. Secret Eass.
vac has beer sctlTely eng geG "a charity
work IL Aea gS&s Tor three years. and wAo
n vsahz 81 better seqgssGe3 with TIE neeEs
AID CHANNELS II wAsch Il should Ds aQ-
uisaa tlaaa say one else Ia TIE city. be-
l.syss the appointment - Mira Foster VIII
sssYs the fsfnd question, and thas from nov
on tie sselsfg @in b-s In better poa.1on
thar ever ~ assist the poor.
seoFeiagy BaeF has On Aie IN his osfiee tn
the sul1.sAu b4A4sGg a complete record Of
ssnilles supplied during tbs past few
years. and - tlSigs enabled - know suSt
vno Is deserving u charity.
From December i. tSis. to February !
I&G, 81 applications fer aid were attended
10 by ihs society. e. being from families
Taarly -a.sa; families were either referred
20 sfe eesnty oF turned down as not being
aecessarf te help. except by advice or
csanssi - single men applied OF wnssu, 81
wsw assisted e.tGsr with work. clothsng
81 fooa = single women applied. OF whom
aais tas-aed assistance. the other : need
sng advice more than anything else In
basf
T5fty-cns families have been furnished
proylsioHs. q have been furnished cloth
lag have beea furnished fuel 81 single
nasn have been aided Il single worn,rs
have received aid. ~ have been foana work
have been sent 70 the hospitals Is nave
bern furnished with TRANSPORTATION. 29i
cases in soio. representing eZs indIv.diaafs
ThE8s III cases have pees. handled al a
sssy small cost. ave q.
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CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY or sEATTLE-Ci;y Treas
ucer's Notice
Notice is hereby given that the IN annual
lrstaiiment Of local Improvement district
No "a fer the Improvement Of Randolph
Stfeft, ia the CITY os Seattle from Madison
street 10 Bancroft Street, under the pro-
VISIONS AZ ordinance No $3.50 which pro
v.aes fnr tha Improvement OF said street
f,v grading she same ana constructing side
So kA en- both SIDES there0: with parking
strips bcsNctD sidewalks and property line
and pros I8luE for ihe payment therefor
Ia instalmcOts and establishing a suud for
Faea Payment by fae i2Vy,ng and coI,sc-
tiau Of special Assessments upon the prop
ercy benefited by the Improvement. and pro-
Vi3tug for the issuance az bonds As author
ICED by IN at Of the legislature OF thu
state - Washington. approved March sth
i,3 ard under Inc prov 7Iohs u ordinance
NJ. S.@tt. approved MAY tn. lsSt, ss amend
90 hv ordinance Ne. 5, $40 approves IulY
Il1h lsyA{ AID the CITY Charter rs amend
- and row m f0rce nns been duly certified
Sums therein charged and levied against
eacif parcel and ut % land. aud part there
Of in said district ia pay men; ct such in
81 n n1#nt "a mains unpaid aha the same
io~tflnx tfe Interest on TIE whole amount
charged, must BE paid on or before the b,n
dax at March liza Unless pay ment hs
made ora such lnstaNn1ent on NJ ht fore the
6rH d8y Of March lSa. the same shall be-
come delinquent aud shall bear interest al
the rate OF pc! cent. per aunum. until
psff and IL not pad before said time a
,,efsf.g n f}ve az per cent shall Re added
aw3 fhe sans Delinquent shall he entered
or tAe snnuaI tax roti sor ths current year
ssainst each lot and parefi - .3nd, ard
far. thereof So delinquent ans with the
IA egest ard penalty shall be c0liecf.f as
other taxes Together win suCh M - ionsl
charges - penalties a. are authorized -
De charged and collected On nsher delan-
ouart taxes. ard earh lot n parcel 0f land
So sssttratteu: shall - sold far tAe amour.
81 sueh assessSuelf. win lutersst. penalty
ana costs. 10 t1e manner provides hv law,
81 b.
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- THE DISTRICT COURT or T1gE
F-asfcI states gar she %er aern D'T.si1sl.
}qs-rct ~ NssA4nE5rH IB tne r2&tf@r
az Joel y Gear. EsuArsE-- IN sfaGs-
rgp1ey- Notice - FRS Meeting II Cred
ftars
T8 ire ~r74ito~s - gee4 = Cas~ - -
49,. IS gre eaunfy e Kius es- 1lztgsci
= Press Z 3 tavEwsvt
Notice r. Nerehg gwen fhat c- ff~ =
day 4 Janaarv. \. = tsaa. - sa33 sel p.
Gee~ was 879y al -7'rstssf banETEFt- 80
saes t@3A Z. Tco1zz &c TsyteT Horton EsrE
hHt5sl.nc IL Seattle or tfe @th day - fei5-
rUarY 1873 ~ "a e'C35fx n sne forenoon ~
w-s~s, sss-s FAe SAT- creditors fn@v zte&rs
prove -tatr c,sin9e. ssra.~, q f-fgs go eE8Y7-
fre as hsrErrpf SIS transact SsrA o. 7~r
tt1s5-ess as E3@y rFYper-v 1s1e otfryt sas "A
-~ret5~sr John = ffCTT
Referee IA Es1&Y1 xtSy.
F-s}s-na~r :, rsas.
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Can Sander today. "A
the head OF the stairway. fEnt open from
a. to . III sundays 10 .. Did
Electric Belt which gives the electric
felt rguiStedf II
Sanden's Note difference
cheap sold IN drug fakrs II
Of the city and call hook de-
seTbng this wonderful Belt and its IL closely
seal
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~ THE SUPERIOR C-e7-RT or THE
S+asa - WASHINGTON sar .h- Cauurv Of
hsnx re city Il S@ast}s. plaintiff 20.
fsssEsa Tsezsnv. =. T T..szsuy her hsss-
hard Esrrssv ?. TIL ~ Her abe So
csu.-as azS A1<-xA-a 4.gsA-1-x1t A&@.s~
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4 PROMINENT SEATTLE MAN CURED


and will have found q
nights
badT DO Il work the
a willing
'front.' l
gladly
o.rf 1olSe
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court. District 0f Washington Northern
Division. In the mater OF iver = Moe,
To The Hon. &. ii. Hanford, Judge II the
District Court 81 the United States for tho
District of Washington.
Iver 3. Moe of Poulsbo, IN the county ~
Kitsap ard state % Washington. N said
district. respectfully represents that on the
~ day Or December. lSfs last passed, he
was duly aiju5ged bankrupt ~ the acts
Of congress relating To bankruptcy. that
he has duly surrendered all his property
and rights ~ property and has fully com
Piled with ali the req,ir orneuis of said acts
and Of the orders Of the court touching his
bankruptcy:
Wherefore he prays that he may be de-
creed by she court "a have a fun discharge
from all debts proVable against bis estate
under said bankruptcy acts. EXCEPT such
debts az are excepted by Law FROM such
Dated this ie;h day Of February. 1879
iYER r. NOE Bankrupt
Fred II. Peterson. Attorney for Rank
rup'.
District Of Washington. Northern Division.
on this 1ath day Of February. a. u. 1899
ON reading the foregoing peiitien. II Is
ordered by the court thst a hearing ne
had upon the same the 9Th day 81 Feb
ruary, 4. n. 1902. before said court. AZ Sc
attic. IN said district. NJ - O'Clock in the
forenoon. and that notice thereof 30 pub
Hshed IN the Daily POST -laielligenceT, a
newspaper printed in said district. ana that
all known creditors ard other PERSONS In
tsTes'ed may APPEAR at tbe SAID time and
place and show cause II any they have.
why th@ prayer ~ Ire said petitioner
should not 20 granted
And further ordered by the court chat
she clerk shall send by maj - al known
creditors copies - saId petition Addressed
% them az their places q residence.
Witness the Hon. G ~ HA%FDTp.
fudge ~ the sail court, and the ssal there
-. n Seattle. in said district ~ Washing
ton. on tho f0th day of Fehr1ary. A y 1895.
Enter. G IL Hartford J195Ze
n ". HOPKINS. Clerk.
(Soal of The District Courf.)
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G. - - - ~ III Il -.
va I q vs. rs -ea-~As
4elsz s0~ h&- FE
s-E@4ss-s A<A-
@S<AZ <L<SL<k@%<
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Seattle. Feb. 10th. iS4a.
ic Belt has cured me Of Nari-
<. have only worn the Belt
ne more FOR me than doctors
se had my share OF both. |
therefore can appreciate what
took 10 do the work. | stand
to do so. Very truly yours.
JOHN THIEEAULT.
Oak Haraor. Washington.
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E-{S3 ft55 Ep% T3UF-Ta
keE3fneys fGf p.a4uflT
ro@to@fe~ af8re@S. Rarr1 ca Musnaf
~ hatl5In=. Seattle. Elag County. Wash
trgton
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

Our old time friend Martin
Sheehy has returned to Winslow
with health entirely restored.
Instead of taking gin in his, it
is now Schiedam Schapps. The
climate of Mexico didn't agree
with him, and he was missing
from his accustomed haunts in
''the land of the manana" one
morning. Martin is on his way
to the Transval to espouse the
cause of Dom Paul. Says he can
lick twenty-five Englishmen sin.
gle-handed any day in the week.
Dom was telegraphing all over
the world to find him.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

Messrs. Krentz & Wolff will
give two turkey shoots for the
holidays, one on the afternoon
of the Oath, and one on the af-
ternoon of the 25th. Contest
ants are requested to bring their
own guns. Here is an excellent
chance to get your Christmas
turkey for 25 cents. Nobody
barred, no matter what his rep
utation for craftsmanship may
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

One of our most popular young
statesmen is booked to join the
ranks of benedicts during the
holidays. THE MAIL extends it's
most cordial congratulations
and requests the boys to let him
off easy, as this is his first Of
fence against the constitution
and bylaws of the bachelor S
club of which he has heretofore
been an hOnOred member.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
Paul Gilmore Coming,

The monotony of existence in
these practical days at the close
Of the 10Th century, the battle
and strife for the accummula-
tion of wealth when no one dares
to stop for breath, has left but
little time for the cultivation OF
those qualities that were the
pride and glory of the older
times. Romance has no place
in this materialistic age. True,
we have heroes in plenty, heroes
of the battlefield and in the com
mon walks of life, but the
knights of to-day no longer res
cue distressed maidens frpH i'm
prisoned castles, fight duels for
the mere JOY of hearing the
clash of steel and run into all
sorts of dangers in order to prove
their courage. To-day the ten
Eis court, links and the ath-
letic field are the scenes of our
warriors triumphs, and human
life is not held at so cheap a
price. Small wonder then that
we welcome the return to the
stage of those heroes of romance
of which d d'Artagaan is SO prom
inent type. It makes our blood
run faster and more freely to
breathe tne atmosphere Of their
reckless daring, and although
we recognize that the new order
of things is better for the world,
we can but applaud their Prov
ess and courage.
Dumas "Musketeers" con-
tains such a gallant number Of
these reckless heroes, Athos,
Porthos, Aramis, and greatest
of all, D'Artagnan. Mr.. Paul
Gilmore, who will enact the lat
ter character at the new opera
house, in his own version of the
immortal story, is a young ro-
mantic actor who has achieved
an eminent position in his pro
fession by the very force of his
ability alone. After a thorough
training under a number of lead:
ing actors of this country, Mr..
Gilmore ventured into the stellar
field and his success has been
rapid and lasting He is fitted
by nature for parts of the 2 Ar
tagnan order, being young,
graceful, possesses a rich musi-
Gal voice, a cultivated and stu
dious mind, and all the dash and
fire that the reckless Gascon re-
quires.
The PRICES for this engage,
ment are $1.00 and $1.50. Re,
served seats are ON sale at G. L.
Finn S.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

Our postmistress has been
kept busy during the week from
the time the Office opened in the
morning until it closed at night,
issuing money orders on the east
for Christmas presents. This
money should have gone to our
local merchants, all of whom
are carrying a good assortment
Of holiday goods.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
An exchange says a gentleman

An exchange says gentleman
invited some friends to dinner,
and as the colored servant en-
tered the room he accidentally
dropped platter WHICH held a
turkey. my friends" said the
gentleman in most impressive
tone, ''never in my life have I
Witnessed an event SO fraught
with disaster to the various ma
tions of the globe. In this ea-
lamity we see the downfall of
Turkey, the upsetting of Greece,
the destruction of. China, and
the humiliation of Afriea.n
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

The rumor to the effect that
Paul Gilmore was seriously, but
accidentally wounded in Phm,
nix, is untrue. The wound was
not serious, and he will certain
ly be here to fill his engagement.
Secure your seats before they
are all taken.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

AS the foreman, the pressman,
the compgsitQrs and the devil
and his imps have threatened to
go on strike and lock US out,
unless we give them an oppor-
tunity to enjoy their egg nogs,
tom and jerries and their Christ
mas turkey, we are perforce
compelled to slip a cog in the
regular iss9e of THE MAIL, and
there will be no paper issued
from this establishment next
week.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
Limited trains No. westbound AID Nc

Limited trains No. 3 west bound AID No
eastbound, run tri-weekly.
No leaves Chicago p.m., Mondays. We'd
nesdays and Saturdays, passes Albuquerque
at II 30 q m Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
No leaves Los Angeles at 20 p M Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays, passing
Barstow ON the same day. Aibuquerqueat AT
b:1o p m, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays,
arriving in Chicago. at 8:15 m, Thursdays:
Saturdays and THesdays. Only IS hours be-
tween Chicago and Los Angeles, the fastest
train across the continent
Passengers from north of Mojave may take
the limited either at Barstow or the Needles,
Only first class tickets sold at full rates
are honored on the Limited trains.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through
daily between Chicago and San Frarcisco,
and Chicago and Los Angeles.
Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily hes
tween Chicago and San Francisco and Chi
cage and Los Angeles.
Tourist cars leaYe' San FraAeiscp every
Tuesday and Los Angeles every "Wednesday,
running through to Kansas City, Chicago
and Boston.
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can be
reached only by this line.
Ask for beautifully illustrated book
which Will be mailed free.
JOHN J, BYRNE,
General Passenger Agent,
Los Angeles, Cal.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21
How did our opera house man

How did our opera house man
agement succeed in inducing
such large attraction as Paul
Gilmore, to show in Winslow?
It is an unusual concession, and
we should all feel we'll satisfied,
that we are going to have this
winter, none but first-class per-
fOrmanCes.
The Winslow mail., 1899-12-21

Chas. F. Chase has establish
ed a branch of the Kelley Insti-
tute at Albuquerque. He guar
antees to cure the liquoF, NOR
phine or tobacco habit. His ad-
Vertisement will appear in the
next issue of THE MAIL.