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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-23
LOST IN
THE GUlCH.
SiIlinan Had Hard
Time on
Maui.
Teachers Association
Will Hold Annual
Meeting.
Makawao to Have a New School
House Keanae Rice is
- Ripsnins.

MAUI, Nov. 21.-H. D. Silliman of
the Public Works Department who has
been surveying the Kula homestead
road had a most perilous and unpleas-
ant adventure recently. Wednesday
afternoon, the 18th. he entered Maliko
gulch about halfway between Puuo-
malei and Haiku, desiring to explore the
little valley. Working his way upward,
ascending two waterfalls and swim
ming several pools, he was overtaken
by darkness before he reached his des-
tination in Makawao. He ATTEMPTED
in vain to scale the steep lantana, COW
cred sides of the gulch and cold, wet
PEELED to spend the night in a cave in
the bottom of the ravine. The next morn
ing as soon as it was light, pale and
nearly overcome by hunger and expo
sure, he managed to make his way out.
Mrs. A. A. Braymer of Honolulu ar
rived in Waikapu, Tuesday, the 18th,
and was present at the death of her
father, Mr.. w. H. COrnwell.
RICE IS RIPENING.
Keanae rice is just about ripening.
only needing a few days of sunlight
to complete natures process.
TEACHERS CONVENTION.
The annual convention of the Maui
Teachers Association will take place
in the Waikiki school house, Monday,
the Goth. The progam is as follows:
Music, Vocal Selection,
The Rev Mr.. Ault.
2-Roll Call,
Response by Quotations.
3-Our Professional Opportunities,
President Copeland.
ILLUSTRATED Story Telling,
Mrs. Harry.
5-Teaching of County Government in
Schools,
Mr.. Hardy.
6-Primary Number Work,
Miss Agnes Fleming.
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MAUI BOARD
GOING AHEAD
Supervisors Pick Site
for New County
Building.

Maui's Board of superintendent
have already begun to take steps to
change the site of the county buildings
from their present location to a spot
east of Market street, adjoining Wells
Park. IA plat of four acres has been
surveyed, and arrangements for
streets leading from Main, Market,
and Mill streets to the proposed new
site are being perfected.
1t is understood that the Waikiki
Plantation Co., which owns this land
and that negotiations for an exchange
of land are being preached. The
government owns the land where the
present court house stands as well as
the school lot adjoining which would
afford ample room for the new court
house, Jail, and other public buildings
desired, if the new plans are not
carried out.-Maui News.
THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL.
A game of football will be played at
Wells Park on Thanksgiving Day,
Nov. 26. 1903. at p. m, between the
Wailukus and Morning Stars; 20 min
ute halves will be played. 1t is prob
able that the band will play before the
game. The usual admission fee will
be charged.
Following is the line up:
Wailukus-G. Cummings, r. e.: C.
Bailey, r. t.; J. Cockett, T. g.: Wailama,
c.; c. Crowell Captain, l. g.; j. Doe,
/. t.; L. r. Crook, w. r. Boote, a.; w.
r. Westcott, r. h. b.: c. Thompson, /.
h. b.; w. H. Cornwell, f. b.
Morning Stars-A. Jackson, l. e.; J.
Kamaka, F. Scholtz, /. t.; C. Sardinia,
!. g.: M. Peresa, c.; DAILY, Jno. Brown,
r. g.; Kerr, H. Meyer, r. t.; w. Crow
ell, r. e.; G. B. Schrader Capt., O.;
j. Ross, l. h. b.; N. Kruger, r. h. b.;
P. Correira, f. b.-Maui News.
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THURSDAY,NOv.2 rs
DIMOND'S

We have the assortment aud our
prices are right. Courteous attention,
prompt delivery and guaranteed salts
faction you know you will receive.
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HILO TRIBUNE
SEES A LIGHT

The free hand, open and positive ut
terances of Geo. r. Carter published
in the Honolulu papers have the true
ring. It is an innovation in Hawaii
for high public official to talk
straight, unequivocally and earnestly
for publication. Geo. r. Carter is
sounding the note of new era and If
we mistake not has OWNED with ex-
cellent. instincts the way into public
confidence, the way to a solid pedestal
as governor, from which nothing but
uncomfortable mistakes can remove
him. Mr.. Carter is winning the conf
dence of the public by taking the pub
lie unreservedly into his confidence. II
is the frank American spirit which wins
in America only as it wins any where
When men in position are strong enough
and bold enough to rely upon the com.
mon sense of the people. These meth
DDS clear the atmosphere of doubt, sus-
picion, stealth and vacillation and pro-
mote understanding and public conf
dence. When mistakes are made under
such general policy of frankness and
directness. the public is usually gen
erous.
When Geo. r. Carter becomes well
settled in the Office of Governor the
people of Hilo would like the opportun-
ity Of giving him the glad hand. Dur
Ing four years, Governor Dole came
once to this town and travelled then
incog. He has never been in official
touch with Hilo. He paid social visits
in outer districts but this whole ISL
and knows him more as a venerable
citizen than as an official militant.
1t will be different with the virile and
active present incumbent. Hilo is
ready to be good regardless Of fac
tional or even party lines. and will
contribute all she can to the task of
injecting a Twentieth Century spirit
into the administration Of Hawaiian
afairs.-HiIo Tribune.
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Music,
Miss Genevieve Dowsett and Miss
Makee.
S-The Teaching of Singing,
Miss Sheffield.
s-Geography for Beginners,
Mr.. Dickinson.
10-Local Control OF Schools,
Mr.. King.
11-Primary Physiology,
Miss Wongkong.
MANUAL and Industrial Work,
Mr.. Mcdonald.
13-Reports from School Agents on
work done towards beautifving
School Grounds.
14-Music,
Hawaiian Quartette.
STRAY NOTES.
Miss Marion Dowsett of Honolulu is
visiting Miss Irene Cook of Makawao
w. S. Nicoll, bookkeeper Of Hama
kuapoko plantation, is recovering fon
an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. John Corell of Kahului departs
today for six months outing at the
Coast.
Mrs. Herbert Mist, who has been the
guest recently of Mrs. ]. n. S. William:
of Puunene, returns to Honolulu today
F. +. Baldwin, assistant manager o.
Puunene, has been sick with dengue.
A. F. Tavares, the Makawao post
master and attorney, is i'll in Honolu
lu with break-bone fever.
A new three-room schoolhouse i:
soon to be constructed in Makawao
The plans are already in the schoo
agents hands.
Thursday afternoon, the 18th, spe
cial train was run by the Kahului r
r. Co. between Paia and Wailuku Il
convey those who wished to attend
the funeral of Col. Cornwell.
The Makawao Polo Club will prob.
ably have a practice game Thanks
giving day.
Weather: Cool; the thermometer reg
istered 50 degrees several mornings dur
ing the past week at 1000 feet elevation
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one of his characteristic addresses in
which he presented to the bride and
groom, on behalf of Mr. Wilson's
friends on the plantation, magnifi-
cent solid silver dinner service of one
hundred pieces and a marble mantel
clock. The surprise was genuine and
the recipients were scarcely able to
express their appreciation. The bal
ance of the evening was spent in
most enjoyable manner with cards,
etc, and in discussing a bountiful coll
lation. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Glib, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith, Dav. Butchart, William Forbes.
James Henderson, Alex. Fraser, John
Fraser. J. Bryant, J. Cruikshanks,
Alex. Valentine, Robert Ramsay, and
w. c. Cook.-Herald.
MAY BE SECRETARY.
Governor Carter has written to Rev
S. L. Desha asking him if J. Castle
Ridgway will have the support of the
Hawaiians here should his name have
consideration for the Office of Secre-
tary of the Territory. The Governor
states that Mr.. Ridgway has strong
backing in Washington and for that
reason it is thought his confirmation
would not fail. Another rumor is to
the effect that he will be secretary to
the Governor.-Herald.
NEWS NOTES.
It is said that the lot on which the
keystone saloon stands has been Of
fered to the owner of the land on
which the Hackfeld lumber yard
stands in exchange for the land neces-
sary for the widening of Waiakea road
at that place.
1t is rumored that A. B. Loebenstein
is a candidate, for the office of Land
Commissioner under Governor Carter.
1t is said that some of the Hilo su-
pervisors favor running the sheriff 6
Office without deputy. Keolanui
balks.
In the war against the whites in Hilo
the mosquitoes seem to have won the
first and final battle.
Attorney Matthewman is represent
ing the Attorney Generals department
at the present term of court.
The Hilo Railroad Co. has COM
menced grading for track to the mill
of the Hawaii Sugar Mill Co. The
track will cross Front street on this
side Of Hackfeld's lumber yard
Rev. S. L. Desha will go to Lanai
next week to dedicate the new church
recently erected by Charles Gay
At a meeting of the Hilo Tennis
Club last Monday night, the members
voted to continue playing Sunday.
The Home Rule Supervisors have
written to Governor Carter promising
him their support in Hilo.
There will be a union Thanksgiving
service in the First Foreign church at
1 o'clock Thursday, Nov. 26th.
F'unacoshi, Watanabe and All Quong
were brought from Honolulu to be
present at this term of court by Dan
Renear.
The Sing Hing Society of. Hilo cele-
brated the Inauguration of it's new
building on Volcano street Wednesday
night with a banquet
F. Wittram, who has been in Hilo for
the past few months, leaves today by
the Kinau, and will probably go to
China in the near future.
The Tribune was in error last week
in saying that Chang, the Elk steward
was See Yup. Chang is member
Of the Chinese Society.
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COMPARISONS

Comparisons bring out the strong
points in favor of our glasses. We do
none but the best work, and the best
glasses are the only kind you can afford
to wear We count comparisons in our
goods, our fitting, and our methods,
and require but an opportunity to con-
vince as to the ease, comfort and pleas
ure our glasses afford.
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Sole agents for the celebrated Jewel
Stoves and the Quincy Refrigerators.
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ss-s7 King Street Honol'

Our Holiday display is nearing COM
pletion. A greater assortment of Solid
silverware and Cut Glass has never be-
fore been seen here.
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
Aelp or advice, is invited to commune
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign Nora M. Underhill, matron of
the Salvation Army Woman's Indus
trial Home, Young street, between Ar
tesian and McCully streets, mauks
side, Honolulu.
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The view of Mauna Loa from Hilo
on Tuesday was rare one. For a
week past the smoke has been coming
out of the summit crater in large vol
umes and as it poured forth on Tues
day seemingly out of an immense snow
bank the scene was one that will not
soon be forgotten by those who wit
messed it. The peaks on both noun
tains were well covered with snow as
result of the recent heavy rains
Herald.
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expensive

Rodney" sidney's an expensive
friend
Dabney-'Does he borrow so freely?"
Rodney-"No, but he is always en-
couraging me to spend such a lot of
money on myself. Detroit Free Press
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PLEASANT SURPRISE.

George Wilson, team luna for the
Hilo Sugar Co, and his bride, bon
ME lass frae Scotland, arrived in Hilo
on the kinau last week and on Sat
urday night their friends called upon
them. The guests were made well
come and after an hours conversa-
ton, during which congratulations
were extended, Mr.. W. c. Cook made
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G B Gibson, L L Williams, Mart.
CENTRAL.
J W Sheppard, J r Sheppard,
Kurten.
BENSON SCHOOL HOUSE

Benson School House, June 2S-
Farmers are nearly through work.
Literary Saturday night would
have been a grand success had il
not been for the bad order. We
are always glad to have visitors
but would like for them to show Us
enough respect to keep order.
Misses Mamie Todd and Willie
Weeden visited Mrs. +. U. Peters
this week.
Miss Maggie wilson of wellbOrn
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. p
Todd.
The party at Mr.. and Mrs. |. j
Holligan's Friday night was en-
joyed by all present.
Messrs. Dave jolly of this place
and Devalson Buchanan Of Bethel
went to Madison county Friday
for the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Bullock and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. A,
n. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hawthorne
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs,
J. NJ. Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Todd and
Miss Mamie Todd attended preach.
ing at Bethel Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Collie Powers was visiting
in our community Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Hawthorne went to
Bryan yesterday.
Mrs. j. II. Reed visited her
brother Mr.. John Pate yesterday.
Misses Ida Price and ldella
Lawless Of Kurten are visitors in
our community this week.
Several people from this
community attended church at
Steep Hollow Sunday. silly.
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COTTONWOOD.

Cottonwood. Texas, June %
Mr.. Dick Blanton and family and
Miss Mary Ferguson of Harvey
visited here Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Hudspeth who IL
teaching a summer school at Macy
visited here Sunday.
Mr.. Oliver Niece Of Prospect
visited here Sunday.
Cottonwood was well represent
ed at Clairmont Saturday evening.
Mr.. Ernest Elliott went to
Wheelock Saturday.
Miss Mary Hickman was the
guest Of Miss Lizzie Thomas yes
terday.
Mr.. Joe Sample and wife Of
Harris School House visited here
Sunday.
? Miss Lou Thomas Of this place
8 : isiting her sister at Clairmont.
ar. and Mrs. Holden Of Wixon
n sd here yesterday.
Messrs. Jim Francis and Mark
Rudaslll went to Henry Prairie
Sunday.
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Advertised Letters.
GENTLEMEN.

GENTLEMEN.
Allen Mat, Brown Walter, Kay
Mr., Matheny T r, Perkins J ID,
Styles ) &, Nara Juan.
LADIES.
Blume Lucy, Barker Jim, Frank
lin Ellen. McCauley + l. GU. Shapiro
Mary. Shelton John, Wilson Nancy.
Above list OF letters remaining In
the Bryan postofiice for the week
ending June 20, 1898. A charge OF
one cent Il made on each piece ci
mail advertised. When calling for
these letters please say advertised"
and give date. j. A. MYERS, =. NJ.
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SWEAT BLOOD.
This Is What =. Seymour 6arrinstOr
Threatens Against Certain Ones.


Threatens Assins, Certain Ones.
ST. Louis. July l-F. Seymour bar.
rington. confined IN the county iaii a,
Clayton. on the charge Of having muir.
dered his friend and benefactor. James
H. Mccain. continues 10 declare his in
nOcence.
Jim Mccain will show up" Barring
ton declared. "and when he does will
make those who called me his murderer
sweat blood The prisoner went on to
say that h. knows Mccain il alive.
but for certain reasons Mccain Is re-
naming In hiding. and even though he
sees the newspaper accounts % his
probable murder b. viii not return 20
S. Louis ana dispel the murder theory.
All day Tuesday detectives dragged
the pond and searched diligently In the
vicinity Tor the clothing belonging 70
the victim. who's body was nude when
discovered
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CAUSED A SENSATION
Frenchman 0rcered 10 Gut out Of
Venezuelan Republic.
WASTHEN RESCINDED
lie Was Finally Again Commanded to
Make Himself Scarce aud Con.
siderable Indignation Has
Been the Result.

Paris. July i.-Advlces have been re-
e=ived here from Caracas giving par
tioulars OF the expulsion from venezu-
Ella % a Frenchman named Vialerige. a
leading figure In the foreign colony al
Caracas who. In accordance with the
protocols. brought claim Tor 5000
damages against the government for
being imprisoned Tor two months with.
out any reasons being alleged The
official press. By order OF the govern
ment published violent attacks on him
and on an American citizen named OIL
colt, and on the eve Of the case going
before the mixed tribunal vialerige re-
oeiveG an order ~ expulsion M Wien.
er. the French minister al Caracas saw
President Castro and induced him 10
suspend the decree. but President Cas-
tro asked Vlalerige 10 forward his
claim. This request was refused and
the decree Of expulsion was carried out
This incident Is said 20 have created
considerable stir among the foreign col
ony IN Caracas. as Il Is feared that Il
implies a policy Of intimidation on for
egn claimants and that the Venezuelan
government Is seeking 20 avoid the con-
sequences u agreement signed In
Washington The benefits that the nom
blockading foreign countries were be-
ueved 20 have gained by signing the
protocols are considered 20 be seriously
menaced u has become very dinicult
10 treat with President Castro since the
defeat OF the rebels under General
Matoa
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Worth and Denver railway; stop
over prvilegeS in each direction ON
this line. From Denver or Colorado
Springs a side trip to Pixies Peak or
o Cripple Creek, as desired. The
Houston x Texas Central offers the
best accommodations from here to
Wort and return, and best con-
nections for Colorado tourists; is tAG-s
shortest, quickest route, with bts
equipments.
The Fort Worth 4 Denver railway
is the great tourist route TO Colo
RADIO points. II Il world renowned
for scenic attractions. II Is the short
roDte from Texas to Colorado points.
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Its equipment for comfortable travel
aud Sightseeing are not surpassed
by any railway In the world. On It's
line are all the great cities aud re-
sorts Of Colorado.
MERCHANTS WHO GIVE COUPONS.
DRY Wagner n brandon.
GENTS FuRNfsHINGs--Parks x
Waldrop.
GRoCERIEs-Clarke X Fountain,
John NJ. Lawrence a CO., Brygs
Grocery Go.
HARDwARE-Cole Hardware Co.
DRUGs-James a Hart.
FCPNITURH-Levy Bros.
STATIONERY, Books AND SCHOOL
SuPPLIEs-Tyler Haswell.
JEwELRY-JohnM NJ. Caldwell. n
SADDLERY, HARNESS, BUG0IEs@
Buchanan n Buchanan.
FEEDsTUFFs-E. &. Harder a Co.
MEAT MARKEr-Jetf ID. Franklin.
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STUDENT SUICIDES.
Young Hungarian Went 10 His Room,
Locked Door and inhaled Gas.

Young Hungarian Went 10 His Room
Locked Door and Inhaled Gas.
New York. July i-Franz Prandl. a
Hungarian student twenty years old.
has committed suicide at hi. lodgings
In Fourth avenue because. u - bellev-
ed, he failed 10 receive his regular re-
mittance from Europ Prandls parnts
are said 10 be wealthy Six weeks ago
he came 20 New York. and ~ the keep
er Of the boarding house said he had
been studying hard In one 81 the Ger.
man universities for three years and
needed rest He appeared 20 have money
and spent Il freely. A week ago his
funds ran out He waited anxlously for
the rounds ~ the postman. but the ex-
pected letter ala not come. A loan was
rendered him By the landlord. only 90
be refused Finally he went 20 his
room. locked the door and inhaled gas
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COLORADO TOUR CONTEST.

The Bryan Eagle has purchased
two round-trip excursion tickets
from Bryan to Boulder. Colo, and
return, and will give them free OF
charge TO two persons 10 be selected
by u voting contest. The tickets call
Tor first-class accommodation In
every respect, with stop-over priyi.
leges at all points. and are good for
return passage until Oct. 81. They
include also side trip from Boul-
der 10 the great Cripple Creek Min
ing City or TO Pixies Peak and re.
turn.
Besides the coupons printed In the
Daily and Weekly Eagle the mer-
chants of Bryan named below will
give coupons with all retail sales of
merchandise, At the rate of one vote
for each ten cents sold for cash or ON
thirty days. Twenty votes are given
with each cash yearly subscription
to-the Weekly Eagle.
The contest began May Il, and will
continue until July ..
New candidates may enter the con-
test az any time.
a count will be made every Satur-
day until contest closes, and result
will be announced IN each Sunday
morning paper.
Watch the dates on your coupons
aud tickets. They show the dates
upon or before which shey must be-
voted. This Is done to prevent any
candidate from holding back n large
number OF votes to be east at the
end oi the contest.
THE TOURS.
This contest Is, for two Colorado
tours. Two parties to act as cores
pondents OF the Eagle are to 20 20
Colorado, all transportation paid by
the Eagle. routes as follows: From
Bryan TO Fort Worth ard return via
the Houston q Texas Central rail
way; from Fort Worth 60 Boulder
Colorado, and return via the Fort
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Rome. July 1.-The pope descended
10 the Vatican gardens Tuesday morn.
Ing Tor the first time this year. ana
was driven about for mn hour ana a
haf H. seemed 10 enjoy the air I'M
medlately. ana noticed the changes
made IN the gardens since last year
he was especially interested In the
growth of The vines planted by hlms lf
ana made inquiries regarding the
prospects Of the vintage.
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ENGINE gVicTEo.
Apparatus. Hersss. Hay, Bedding and
Mascot Dog Got Out.

FNfF eNNrf ffNfNNAt ffaFt 8N@AiNB aVl
Mascot Dog Co, Out.
New York. July i.-An.ensine com.
pany. with its horses. apparatus bed.
ding. hay and mascot dog. has been
thrown bodily out OF the FIRE house on
Couey Island because the city OF New
York refused 90 pay rent 4 deputy
FIRE commissioner % Brooklyn protest.
cd against the eviction on the ground
OF public policy. bat city Marshal
Glover, armed with "a dispossess war
rant, organized o posse ~ forty and
cleaned out the house. He left tha
huildins Ia possession Of counsel foi
the old trustees % the Conoy Island
volunteer FIRE department while tho
eviction was ~ progress the able-bodlcj
crew Of the engine company stood by
grumbllng and aching Tor u light. but
they were restrained BY the foreman.
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Death Dealing Tornado.

81 Paul, MINI. July IA tornado
passed over wilder and eight persons
were killed 70 far az known. Al the
farm OF Daniel Gallagher all the build
ings were demolished and Gallagher
and his daughters. Ella and Nettie.
were killed
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Tweniy.iirst lnteruatIoaaI Convent d 3

Young Peoples Society Chris.
tian Endeavor, Denver, Colorado,
July 9.lS, 1908.
Mr.. John r. Reeves, chairman
of the Transportation Committee
for Texas, announces that the |. IL
G. n. and the Denver Road has
been unanimously declared the
"0nicial Route" from Texas to the
Denver Convention, and all arrange.
ments have been made for the en-.
tire Texas Delegation to conoen'
trate in Fl. Worth on the morning
of July and leave there on the
Fl. Worth Il Denver train at 9:45
a. m, arriving Denver the after.
noon Of JulyS.
Low excursion rates will be In
effect from all points on the /. IL
G.. n. to Denver and return, and
we operate a through sleeper daily
from Galveston, Houston, Waco
and intermediate points TO Denver,
via Fort Worth and the Denver
Road, and through sleepers and
chair cars daily from San Antonio,
Austin, Taylor and intermediate
points 20 Fort Worth.
Remember the official Y. p. :.
c. T.. train will leave III Woub
Of July Z, and to join this
train, arties from San Antonio.
Austin, Galveston and Houston
should take trains on the evening
# July 6, via !. e. G. N.
Agents will give complete infor-
nation and arrange sleeping reser-
'ations.
ID. j.. PRICE.
J. p. & T. A., /. & G. n. R.R.
Palestine, Texas.