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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-12

The name of F. T. P. Waterhouse is
receiving favorable mention for the
Republican nomination for County
Treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-12
ONE NOBLE SOUL
SINGS AMID FIRE

ONE NOBLE SOUL
SINGS AMID FIRE.
Nanny Phillips received a letter
from his sister by the China in which
she relates the experiences of her
mother and other members of the fam
lily during the fire at San Francisco.
The apartment house in which they re-
sided was ordered dynamited, and they
got out. They tried to get to Market
street with the few belongings they had
removed from the building Finally,
a sorry-looking horse attached to a
dump cart and driven by an 1rishman
came along They halted him and
asked if he would not take them all to
the ferry. He agreed and the family
got into the cart. The Irishman was
jovial soul and all the way through the
burnt section, still burning, too, he
sang patriotic songs. The songs some
the occupants of the cart, but they en-
dured it and on arriving at the ferry,
offered the Irishman tidy sum of
money. He merely threw it back and
said that he was not carrying people
and helping them for money. All he
could do for anybody else, he said, was
to just help. The party was overcome
with the mans generosity. He stead
tasty refused money. He finally gave
them his name and address, and the
family promise that if their days of
prosperity come again they will look
him up and repay him for his kindness.
PACIFIC
DID ITS PART.
George P Thielen, the broker, has
received a letter from his brother, r.
A. Thielen, recently appointed district
freight agent of the Southern Pacific
Ry.. with headquarters at Los Angeles,
telling of some things done by his rail-
road for the stricken city of San Fran !
,asco He writes:
"The Southern Pacific has ingratlated |
itself into the good will of the people
IF California by the assistance fur
nished San Francisco. The company
was the first to offer help and fur |
nished many carloads of supplies free, !
for which it paid cold cash. l pur-
chased five carloads of provisions for
-ba g p here and forwarded same by
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CENTER
Continued from Page IL
PEOPLE NOT DISMAYED

Inc new chemical fire engine. built
by public subscription for 81 800. as
Wei as many handsome eQuipages be-
longing TO the Crockers, Kohls and
others. We're crushed and lost The
city han and library building, which
housed 1000 volumes, the San Mateo
Bank, telephone Office. and hook and
ladder company's quarters fell in. but
the first floor can still be used for Ii
Drary and bank, and a roof is being
put over it for this purpose
The beautiful church of ST. Matthew
Episcopal, erected by William H. How
ards father, is a ruin and must be re-
built
The Southern Pacific warehouse is
fiat with the earth. A Waterman in
the tower escaped by a miracle
Coleman's, Fishers. Jensen's, the
Union Hotel, Levy's and Early's stores
and practically all brick structures
must be partially rebuilt.
The smaller towns of the county suf-
fered in about an equal ratio. In South
city where are located the big pack
ing houses of the Western Meat Com
pany, the Steiger terra Gotta works.
and the Fuller paint works the dam
age was slight. and these establish
ments continued operations with brief
delay
The new bank building there fell in
to the second floor.
A transformation is now rapidly TAX
ing place in all centers of destruction
The people are undismayed and with
the same courage that is animating
the people of San Francisco have tax
en- up the task of rebuilding with
energy. Workmen are busy removing
debris and the work of rebuilding is
already under way. 1t is believed that
the Supervisors will undertake to bond
the county for sufficient funds to re-
build the courthouse. The county's in
debtedness is a bare $4,000 on valu-
alton of over s19. 900 600, and the burden
would be light.
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SideIights on Disaster

passenger train to San Francisco. We
carried passengers to all points East,
donated literally in cash and have built
| tracks through the heart of San Fran
cisco TO carry away the debris; have
furnished freight ears and 1000 men
free to clear away the stuff
In two years San Francisco viii be
more beautiful than ever and will sur
pass any city in the world
Mr.. Thielen succeeded G. A Parkyn,
who visited Honolulu for several weeks
this winter.
j. D. SPRECKELs
GAVE LITERALLY.
The surgeons who worked day and
night at the Harbor Hospital admins
tering to the wants of the injured and
homeless in San Francisco speak in the
highest terms of the assistance given
by John D. Spreckels. DR.. Diggins
went aboard the Sonoma where Mr..
Spreekels was residing and got 2000
vaccine points, all good and fresh and
permission to take all the blankets he
needed. Mr.. Spreckels suggested other
things on the ship that might be useful
ashore. Previously the doctors applied
to the Mongolia and China for vaccine
points and received only ten and sew
enty respectively. Mr.. Spreckels also
offered his home TO the Red Cross peo-
pie, and Mrs. Jack Spreckels offered
her home. The Sonoma gave the doc
tors one of the biggest lifts they had
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las CAT Ara As DEL
Niagara
AGta que Sc puhIic6 para nOmbFaI
un ingenieTO.
PrOysGtB que Sc afITma RO hara dafO 4 las
CatarataS

AL Editor del "HeraId New York
Sc ha sabido con Ia autoTidad de Is
"American Civic Association" que desde
el % de Junio Sc pnblie6 un acta para
nombrar IN ingeniero, que nombT6 el se-
cretario Taft, con objeto de que informase
sobre las condieiones que reunen Las cata-
ratas del Niagara, para admitir Ia intro
ducci6n de una fuerza el6etricade 10000
caballos con objeto de Ber tomada esta
fuerza deBde 81 rio Niagara, aTriba de las
cataratas
ST Ia proposition eB aceptada favorable
mente, se desviar6 de las cataratas (iunto
con Ia que "a So ha desyiado) IN vo.
LINEN de aqua igual al de IN rio que
cofriese rapidamente, de media milla
de ancho y diez = ocho pies de profundi-
dad.
Sc afrma que este no hara dafo & las
cataratab; pero ninguna persona que pien-
SO puede Greer que no sera un gran detri-
mento Ia preservation de las eataratas
del Niagara en- toda su belleza y magestad
10 que ha sido el desso un6nime del pue-
bio americana; segdn 10 airm6 Ell presi-
dente Roosevelt en- sn mensage 81 Congre-
SO ell dltimo liciembre.
Informes confdenciales recibidos de
Washington indican que las negoCiaoiones
con Canada no ser6n determinadss basta
que Ia Voluntad del pueblo no sea clara.
noente defnido.
La audiencia con respecto este asunto
tendra lugar en- la ofcina del secretario
de la guerra On Washington.
Por medic de esta carta SO hace un
llamamiento todoB los qne quieran
salvar de la destruction las cataratas
del Niagara.
Pido que Sc me ayude en- esta cauaal
No la abandonen. Todavia no es dema-
siado tarde!
d. s. Mcdonald, N D.-New York,
1905.
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Mu6strass aIli sgitada Ia opinion.
Ode @WestrO cOrrespOnsGl) }
Noviembre o.

NoviembTe 27.-
Hoy ha ciTculado por esta ciudad ell
rumor de que mafiana nuevamente tomara
possession del cargo de juez municipal Ell
Hefior Rodriguez, por haber expirado los
dos meBes de su estancia aquf, ell rectc
juez Ginorio. Con ests motive la opinion
sensata se halla exitadfsima.
Ell dia 19 de los corrientes en- la Cor
te de Distrito de Guayama, qued6 resuel-
ia la demanda de divorcio que interpu-
sierra dofia Eustaquia Martinez Guzm an,
contra su esposo Jose Orraca Garcia.
Ambos esposos con este motive queda-
ran en- actitud de Contraer nuevas nup-
ciaH.
--sehOr alcalde: ipOr que no habeis
tra1do los bancos que segGn dicen estan
comprsdos en- San Juan?
-Ha sido reelecto pFesidente de la
Union en- esta locaIidad, ell viriI hombre
pGblico don Pedro Rivera.
Sc hslla en- esta cfUdad con uso de
Iicencia, lei saTgento del regimiento de
Puerto Rico don Eliseo Dominguez, el-
cnal en- breve contraer& matrimonio con
una apreciable DANA del pueblo de Ia
CidFa. Que sean feliceE.
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GRATlTUD AL DR.. MANUEL FIGUEROA.

DoHa Luisa Alvarez viuda de Vicente,
nos Buplica hagamos pdblica su inmensa
gratitud hacia el DR.. don Manuel Figue-
roa, el cual le ha saIvado Ia vida, practi-
cando en- su persona una serie de compli-
cadaB y difcilfsimas operaciones quiIdrgi-
cas-, obteniendo un exito admirsb bic.
Mu6straSe ademaS agradecida, de las
recomendaciones del DR.. Joae N Carbonell
) vaIiosos auxiIioB de los doctores Avilfs
y V6lez Lopez, director este tltimo del
'HoBpital Municipal, de Paerta de Terra
donde ha sido operada y asistida durante
el largo perfodo de sus cuTaciones.
Por los cuidados en- Ell trato de todo el
personal de diCho ESTABLISHMENTS, consig-
ma tambi6n su elogio = gratitud.
El DIR. Figueroa en- el case presente,
ouenta con una pruebs mas, de su compe-
tencia y maestrfa para manejar Ell bisturf,
guiado por sus conocimientos en- la alta
Oiencia de la cirujfa moderna.
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lE SOCIEDAl

PersOnaEes. -Ha salido para Arecibo
donde paBara algunos dfas, q joYen, don
Gustavo Font
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad 81 Lido. don
Felix Santoni, de Arecibo. Le deseamoz
gTata peFmanencia aquf.
que nejOren -Siguen enfermoB de 81.
gdn cuidado Ia seiora Carolina Acosta de
Marxuach y Ia Srta Ana Maria Acoata.
Tambien est6 eDfermo 81 taniente del
battalion de Puerto Rico ST. Teoflo Mar
xnach.
El DR.. Carreras, Be encuentra recojido
en- CANA en- 50 RESIDENCES de Santurce, des
de aver tardc.
Dos nifos de los distingoidos esposoB
Giusti, So encuentran recojidos en- CANA
desde hace algunos dias en- 81 RESIDENCES
de Hato rey.
Que mejorsn todos los estimables enfsF.
mos, son nuestros deBeos.
NotG triste Despues de largos dfas de
cruel dolencia ha rendido Ia jornada de la
vida, aver tarde en- esta ciudad, el j6ven
don Rafael Ponp, de una de las mas como.
cidas familias de eata sociedad.
Nos unimos & Ia pena que sufren las IA.
milias Pons = Escalona hacemos yotos
por que Ia resignation cristiana Hegue 4
su triste hogar.
Que el Dios de Ia MiseEicordia haya
acojido en- Bu Beno al que fue ciudadano
honrado hiio bueno.
Para Ell lNOrte.-Seg6n anunciamos, hoy
han embarcado para los Estados UDidos
los distipguidos esposos Winthrop, sefiori.
ia Wells seflorita Concha Larrinaga y
Comisionado de Puerto Rico Sr. Tulio
Larrinags. Muchas personals de Ia amis.
tad de los estimables viajeTos les aeompa
fiaron bordo y magnificos ''bouquets" de
flores fueron enviados las distipguidaB
damas que Sc ausentan de esta terra don
de Sc les estima grandemente.
Acompafia al gobernador 81 secretaIio
particular ell sr. Frazier, que regreSara &
esta ciudad an union de aquel, On Enero.
Dichoso viaje tengan todos.
Et diG 8.-El Casino Espadol ha acor-
dado celebrar IN baiIe de Bociedad el dfa
8 del pr6ximo Diciembre y hay gran ami
maci6n para la sfmpatica fiesta entire el
elemento fsmenino de la ciudad y de los
poblados.
Pacita Diaa.-De paso como r6pidO
vuelo de hermosa paloma, ha estado hoy
en- el tVersalles" Ia hermosa distingui-
da sefiorita Paz Diaz Collazo. Que no
sean tan cortas sus visitas aquf
Il Para Co0mo. - Han salido para los ba-
nos de Coamo nueetros buenos amigos los
esposos Real que pasaraa allf
una corta temporada. Desesmos al Sr.
RenatO Real 50 estimable sefiora todo
genero de grhtas impresiones en- 81 po6tico
lugar.
SENPER
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MueTa COmpa1fa,

Ola sido Incorporate baio las leyeB de
Puerto Rico una compaffa en- esta 1sIa,
con un capital de $150,000.00, Teportado
en- accioneg de Glen dollars cada una; Ia
que ha adquirido Ia prOpiedad del Hotel
LAS Palmas" establecido en- Santurce y
el hotel del balneario de Coamo;
Son ofeiales de dicha compafifa los Sres.
ChaB FL. Hartzell, Vicente Usera, Frank
Antonsanti y Jose Hernandez Usena y
Directories los Sras. Chas H. Hartzell, vi
Cente Usera, Damian Monserrat, DR.
Chas F. Stokes y Gerente el Sr. John A.
Beanur.
Damos gracias pOr el pamfeto con que
nos ha obsequiado dicha compaffa.
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Las Carreras del 29.
q eabaIIas temaran parta Cd elias.

MaBana Sc efaetuar6 en- 81 hip6dromo
de esta ciudad, la fiesta hfpiea, que bemos
anunciado oportunamente. Tomaran parte
en- las carreras los caballos 'Mafolie" >
ssPsl6n", "Cuerdo', "Joya", 'California" !,
''Alegrfa'', ''NiIo'', "ChiriperO", ''Conejo',
'Negrito', 'sAguila Blanca, "Adoptivo'', !,
'.NoBle segundo'' "Pitirre", ''Licenciado' /,
"Jfbaro" M6sico', "PIfncipe'', ''Grito" i,
''Majestic'' y ''Brutito."
Como Sc We la fiesta sera muy animada
y el entusiasnno para asistir a ella es
graude. - v -.
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SEMPER.
H GARAAVAL..

El n6mero pr6ximo de esta revista apa.
recera con doble cantidad de lectura J
profusamente iIustrado. ..:-
CircularS en- los iltimoB dias de Ia se-
mana y Ia empresa darS extra como dos
nGmerOS deesta edici6n que resultara inte-
PasRufa .a e,..
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EN- SAN JUAN. a

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad don Pablo
Bassnta, sdbdito ingj6s, y consul que fu@
de su naci6n durante pasados afios en- la
ciudad de Ponce.
Ell sefior Basanta, es padre de nuestrO
amigo don Luis Basanta, duefio del Hotel
San Juan.
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RET B ETA.

Programa do las pleas que toasrd ma.
mana en- la retr eta la banda de la Policfa
Insular: -. II.
10. Marcia "Fres Lance, Souza.
20. Danza '.Mi Margarita'', CALICO.
30. Capricho sinf6nico de la zarzuela
"Tempestad'', Chapf.
40. Walls azul, Margis. r..
SO. Terceto fnaI del primer acto de Ia
opera ''EIernani", Verdi.
60. Two steps "Flying arrow" Holz'
man.
70. Mazurca de concerto "Carina'
Young.
so. Popurrftde aires del pals. Campos.
Star SpAngled Banner.
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bebido aqua.

bebidO agua.
Este hombTe hablaba con toda ainceri.
dad J Sc mOstraba muy OrguIloso de haber
logrado coger ell cuervo.
Otro remediO favorito en- este pals para
las Intermediates sin diagn6stico, es el hi
gado humane, y hace POGO fu6 arrestado
un ciudadano del imperio, por haber mata-
do varias mujeres como medic de obtener
esta diffcil medicina. ...
Esta Ease de Ia vida en el Jap6n, pare.
ce aurnentar Ia Rmbigtisdad del viejo afo-
riamo de que 81 la vida es digna de Vivir,
se. depende del hfgado. ...-~. H..
De todos modos, las CoBas raras que su-
eeden en- 81 Jap6n sontan innumerables q.
para relatarlas todas So necesitarfa pasar
dd i'sfnitum.
..-~ (Del Literary Digest
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Iglssla Mstodlsta ia Santlslma Trinidad"

Gale del Sol ndmero 18, entire Cristo y
San Jose.
EIjueves %, siendo dia de Acci6n de
Gracias, SO celebrsra un culto especial en-
esta igesia las 7.30 de la noche, al cual
SO invita- al p6blico.-MamueJ Amdmjar,
Pastor
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Sc VENDE una finea. situada en- la carre-
terra de Manatf CiaIes, seis l0metres
del primer pueblo, de 1000 cuerdas de ex-
tension propias para cana, tabaco pastos.
Comunica con la plaza de la Central Mon
serrate" por la carretera mencionada po-
see un cable aereo para transporte de cana
Tiene en- Ia actualidad 600 cuerdas de cana
de plantilla, cuyos primeros toeones Sc
Venden tambien. Tiene bIfeyada suficien-
te, carros americanos y del pals, casas Y
Tanchos.
Dirigirse Manuel Marquee, Manatf.
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"PsrIa Flna" Principe. a"

En- atenta carta SO sirven participa1nos
los sefiores Quihones Cabezudo & Compa.
fifa de CaguaD, que Ell "match" entire ..Per-
la Fina" = ''Prfncipe'' no ha sido concer-
tado. Que ellos prstendfan disputar eli
segundo premio 81 SO eliminaba del con-
curse el ''Mdsico", pues no desconocen
que ell ''Perla Fins" es en- la carrera, de
mas avance que sn "Prfncipe."
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"A las cuatro de Ia tarde de hoy reu-
Mira en- Ia ofcina del Arttorney los miem-
bros del Comite do Salud publica del Con-
sejo Executive, para ultimaT el infoFme
respecto al estado sanitario de la ciuda6.
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PAGO GORTES.

En- Ell pr6ximo vapor que llegarS de los
EstadoB Unidos, inf6rmase que Sc aguarda
al notable jOven compositOr puertorriqueho
don Francisco Cort6s r..
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Ell inspector de Obras pdbIicas senior
Montills sali6 esta mafiana para Ell Coro-
zal para inspeccionar los trabajos que
Be estan hacienda en- aquelIa carretera.
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damente & esta necesidad. H..
Los automobiles Sc ven & veces en- peli-
orn. al naaar dichoa rios.
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Mafisna & las ocho, se cantarS una miBa
soIemne en- la capilla de Santa Ana en- su-
fragio de las bend ditas almas.
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CON BROCHE De ORC.
EN- PONCE

Sc afiFma all que qOedaFan en- eX-
tlemO lnCidas, las fiestas de Ia
Guadalupe.
CIRCO NIL dollars Sc gastarOn en- 6bssqulo al
Prssldents.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13

The girl with broken heart always
manages to save the pieces.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13

So-called wandering palms, may
come from it's early stages. or the
presence of danger may be made mani
fest by profuse monthly periods, accom-
panied by unusual pain, from the
abdomen through the groin and thighs
If you have mysterious pains, if there
are indications of Inflammation or dis
placement, secure bottle of Lydia e.
Pinlkhams Vegetable Compound right
away and begin it's use.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass, will
give you her advice if you will write
her about yourself She is the daugh-
ter-in-law of Lydia e. Pinkham and
for twenty five years has been advising
sick women free of charge.
Dear Mrs. Pinzham-
g l take the liberty to congratulate you on
the success / have had with your wonderful
medicine. Eighteen months ago my periods
stopped. Shortly after L felt so badly that
l submitted to thorough examination by a
physician and was told that / had tumor
and would have to undergo an operation.
''Soon after l read one of your advertise
ments and decided to give Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound a trial. After
taking five bottles as directed the tumor is
entirely gone. | have been examined by a
physician and he says l have no signs Of q
tumor now. 1t has also brought my periods
around once more, and l am entirely
well. "-Fannie d. Fox, Chestnut Street.
Bradford, Pa.
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BIG TRIBE CHOSE DEATH.
Russian Natives Kill Families and
Selves to Escape Star
walton.

st. Petersburg Of the most
terrible stories of nomadic vicissitude
ever told has just reached st. Peters
burg. 1t is to the effect that an entire
tribe, the /, Tshuktobees, numbering
about 1000, has just persisted by its
own act as the last avenue Of escape
from famine.
The tribe inhabited one Of the bleak
est parts of YaktuSk and obtained 8
precarious subsistence by rearing rein
deer. Early in 1905 a deadly disease
appeared among the deer and by win
ter the entire herd had persisted. The
unfortunate people endured much
hoping that spring would bring some
better prospects. This hope was dis
appointed and with slow starvation
staring them in the face the elders OF
the tribe spent day in discussing
what should be done. The almost IN
credible decision was that each father
should first kill his family and ther
himself.
On the following day the appal1ne
tragedy was carried out in the opeI
air in a. general assembly. The only
exceptions were few old men with
ont families, who when left to them
selves had not the determination nee
essary to commit suicide and some u
them continued to drag on MISE,
able existence until they were loun0
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-09-13
PLUCKY CANADIAN ATHLETE
Work of Marathon Hero in Prepar,
ing Himself for Olympian
Games.

Hamilton, nt.-Sherring, the run
ner, who won the Marathon race at
Athens, is likely to come out about
$4,000 to the good as a result of his
victory, for friends in Toronto and
hamilton have given him that amount
since his return.
Sherring's trip was lesson in econ.
omy. When he left Hamilton he had
in his pocket $3.50 that was raised by
his friends, and he had his private
bank deposit with him. the total
amounting to about S405. Out of this
he had to pay for his second-class pas
sage to Athens, which ran away with
about SIS, and when he got there he
found expenses piling up on every
hand. His board, which was poor and
meager, cost him $3.50 a day for over
two months. What he got to eat con
sisted principally of rolls and coffee
and anything outside of that he had 10
buy for himself. Such items as meat
and fruit were heavy extras. BY the
time he had paid his return passage
by the Campania his money was all
gone except about $40, and by the
time he landed in New York he had
dropped to SO. After winning the race
he got everything for nothing, AND
had it not been for that lie would have
been strapped completely. While he
was training SIS was raised at a, con
cert in Hamilton, which reached him
but 500 that was cabled him on MS
victory never reached him, the ex'
press company claiming that it was
sent too late. When he stepped Oh
the Campania, jingling the few cop
pers remaining, T. M. Wright handeo
him $100 from the Hamilton fund, AND
that gave him plenty to go home with
Speaking of the matter, Sherrlng SAID:
"There were times when | faced the
probability of starving. | don't KNOW
what | would have done if | had los'
the race. 1t was the closest shave
want to have in my life
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Rambler automobiles demonstrated for
durability, speed and hill climbing propensities
The farmer, rancher, stock-raiser and the
public generally are invited to inspect our list
OF stocks at Salt Lake City, Ogden and Logan.
Utan, Idaho Falls and Montpelier Idaho, and
at the thirty additional stores we have located
AZ Inherent points in Utah. Idaho, Wyoming
and Nevada.
Correspondence addressed to the above points
nearest located to your residence or shipping
point insures quick reply
Vur general Offices at Salt Lake City Will be
vosed at p. M. Saturdays from now until Sept.
M inclusive owing to the fact that railroads
viii not receive freight after that hour.
| sundays and holidays during the harvest sea-
On force of men are at work from 10 a. m
MILL MILL p m. filling orders for machine extras
daeephone us, Independent 100 and 1853, Bell 1853
uurlng the hours named
"alchman on the premises nightly.