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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-15

washing.' I have arrived at my ,
hro Their .in.lsws, be has b foe farm
and "a nice cattle Is l ever saw. |
he has sold one calf since l came
here for 40 dolIsra. The calf was
not weaosd wheG sold; be has two
tnore''to sell ye.. They ire the
finest calves l ever saw. The
colts coming 2 years will weigh II
hun dred lbs. aud calves coming
ycarlings weigh 8 or 7 Hundred
lbs. iA'aarrison Co. Mo-
: The iarmers raise every thing
to cat. Farms are we'll improved
and building oil painted, fences
we'll Kept up. q aood'msny fenced
With. wovs" wire, 40 thsy'ars hog
tight. The farmers take. pride
with. .Ssi, stock and r.i.s' foe
stock. : Batter rs, worth. Il ot.
eggs 9 cts. per dozen.
This is good hse country the
farmers nearly. I'LL raise bees.
these bess IRE .hs citation; they
do best hare they are kept in
psto"s hivss and tire honey is
made ID sections ~ ono will
weigh one pound each.
Ny wife thinks therc 10 no place
like, North"No. .a
Now Il this misses 'tNe waste
basket ! wiIl'try to write a few
lines once more 90 Texas Co.
farmer will know bow ws ars
getting along in sNorthsru Mo,
From Nelson Csoids.
Harrison Co Pswnss M.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-15
pAWNEE MO.
March 4. 1896.

Editor Of the WoRLD's CREssrr:
a. I lett old Texas Co. Feb. IL,
1906, l will try TO write u lew
lines 80 my friends may know
where l am ~ now. When | lett
good old Texas c.. it was raining
hard. ss l went north the weather
began to change. The North Is q
line laying prairie cou".r:r' "a
dos piecy Of land as q man ever
cav. l think there never wss a.
fine land % north No, There are
mo rocks or stumps so who" a
man p'ows he will not s'""sr or
gut mad and abuse his horses al
some men will when the 'StumPs
are to thick. In North Mo: there
are no stumps or rocks'to 'botber
in farming. Any mao Gu" "iarm
.hrec times Nh many acres 10
North NJ. ~ no can in Texas Gu,
corn averaged IN North Mo. ~
Bushels TO tho aero last year ana
oats the same; Theodore Sa's'nau
hat Just returned from the north
eru part OF Iowa where he went
10 soc the country lie likes that
Lsrt Of Iowa and thinks some Ol
locating there: # be don't change
his mind be will start back there
abou. thr middle Of this month.
Wages arc good up there. ~
! dollars per month. board and
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-15
CHKYSTAL ITEMS.
Bys Wyoming Girl.

Good morning kind Editor and
correspondents.
A I haven't saw any :blpg from
ChrystaI, l will try to write q few
p:ckups.
Fine weater ut present writing.
Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Harris made
! business trip to Basin City the
last>of tho week.
Mr.. Blacks baby is very sick at
present writing.
There was singing AT Mr.. Ben.
nett Barnett last Sun, evening.
Mr.. Potter Endars and Mics
Nellie Mckinney were united in
Ms,srmouie y tho home Of tho
brides ono day last week. We
sish the happy couples long and
happy life.
There will be singing st Mr.,
Npircss next Sunday evening", !.
Sorgrshm moIsssss to sell IT
Bennett Barnests prices right.
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- - 4 80 q
81 sshsIl ~ sartt aed =. al
- vlsAssk ssts go seld.s
(Jsv. ~,
0sd iess.sseise. that The tsasl
would ecns wAsa sesnd doalrtss
wssld sot - ssdsrsd ~ : sss'd
oi4 people. Fol He saw the time
would como whom Il would BE- raid
that Creation and Formatsna i~srs
not u same, And in.ordsr 10 lsxve
. tes.amony on record, which
would testify agaiast such : claim;
God spake through the prophet,
and raid. II bsheld tie earth, and
10, i was without form and void.
Fsrnishiug the man Of GOd with
rths two ~itnesses making valid
tes.smooy, This last declaration
referring ~ to Gods 6rs. dsclara-
lion 10 drst chapter Of Gen. IL
~. whore He said 'in the begin
ing God created the heaven aud
kshe earth and the. earth vas with
fout FORM" Teaching 10 through
the prophs. Jsrmiah that when He
created tho heaven aud the sarth
that He bebeid the esrih, and, that
the earth wss without form :. shat
is after He had created the heaven
and the earth. We repeat that 4
wss NJ the time Of the Creation Of
the heaven aud tho earth when b,
behold tho earth ~i.hout torn and
void. From tho fact that Got
Z. said u was, 500 (Gcn. l-l-2). "
} THIS dear readers is enough Il
= teScb any one that Creation ant
Formation are not synonimou
terms. For those facts arc O.
: plain that tho way iareingA ma
need not err therein. For th
heavcns declare the glory 81. u
Lord and the earth bis baad
w0rl;.
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See Here. Look!

We the people Of the Colony
keep in stock Sewing Machine
supplies FOR all Leading Brands
of s ewing achines, such Is
Needles, shuttles. Bobbins'
Winding rubbers, Tensions
SPRINGS. Be It's and eetsc1ews
Also Man that understands adjusting Isso'
,,tn ans and plates. Or removing Fr'os'on.
w. vii, do you right, And 90 your WORK
Right, call at this OFFICE. And y YOU 49,
them. bring your old rubbsrs and o.o 49,.
= copper and brass to exchange Wit! INV - -
c.'n,,,a. Yours For Business,
YOU II Rvm.l JAH-vills Fowler No.
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. $50 u sas
s"sss rssd the Hih's a : uistevy ~ - D;
How people lived Tires ihssss1 3sass -.
Some read |, with sAslr raaAsss s,ass = skssr
IIeac--Ard ssy tast sre Isat = 1Ashsf 80
soms-rssd !. ost Il Rspsts,
to show othcrehew they sas D'spsss. :.
Ba. sams would read u The Mas u God
eAs with Restriction and wy 70 Search.
Out Ill manner al Contradiction.
Under the One xas Theory shis they can Do
''Undsr the Two Man Theory ths l. net trss
Lets search tho Scriptures Tor They will yos
the Knowledge give. Rightly yes rightly
ths VIVID Divide. that 10 oassaIves may
Mot he blamed. A ~orkmao need
Not. DO sshsmsd,.
Now Dear frtends. Le,a oil the Hih.s read.
And to the Word ot God le.a take heed
Beginning in Goosns with the Creation
Then Consider Gods work Of Formation
Let ~ avres the whole truth 10 accept and be
Saved with an Ever Lasting Salvation
ands.hen We'ii have no Desire to Search
For any Contradiction!
"May GodheIp us 80 to do.
h.
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war DO We WORK TO
coLoSIzs. 81.
Il


'.ihe sc-pir shall No, depas, fr,Aa
Judah. n"r u lawgiver frsm tetwsea Lis
feet. until shIl"h ss.nsc: snd uni" him
~!,al' Tho gathering Il ,hs sc"ple br :"
Gen. 49-IO
We l,e!ieve from such express.
s,ons VIZ are taught that there i.
TO be a gathering to ge,her Of
Gods people.
2nd. Because God hns said
''i!shold how good and hos pheasant
IL is for brethren 10 dwell Together IN
unity
lis like the precious ointment upon
the head. tina, ran d"wa upon thu
heard. even Asroo's heard; thu, went
down 10 the skirts II his garments.
As the dew Of Herm"n. aud an the
dew that descen,esl upon the ,aouniaius
IT Zion. for there the Lord commanded
the blessing. even life f.r svermOre."
psalm 1887
Ii G,d says it is pleasant for
Brethren to dwell to gether-We
believe it and endeavor to prac-
tice il. Therefore We work to
Colonize. We believe thati. was
tie practice of the Apostles, il
their day. Aud our reason 'for
believing it is, because God sp,lks
Through his Apostles and said
"And the multitude II them that be
Viewed were Of one heart and one toul
neither said any Of them that aught Of
the things which he possessed was bis
u~u; but they had all things c,mnon'
Acts 4-3!
Also i.
"And all tina. believed were together
and had all things cannon,
And sold their possessions and goods.
and parted them 10 all men, us every
imam had need
And they. continuing daily with one
accord in the temple. and breaking
bread from house to house. did eat
their meat will, gladness and singieness
of heart" Acts 2-44-45-4G.
This grand evidence of dwelling
togethe: in unity appearantly is
not pra:ticed now; and those
scriptures impress upon our minds
the fact that John the Revelator
was rlghtl when he spoSe to
the Church Of Ephesus and said
Nevertheless have somcwha
against thee because thou hast left thy
first love- kcv. "a.
For this reason we work to
BRING to remembrance this fact.
Remember therefore from whence
thou art fallen, and repent. and do 'h'
first works OF else ! will come uni'
thee quickly, and will remove ,h,
candiestick I,u, Of his place. except tho,
repent" Rev. "a
In turning to the first love
there is brought about IL restlt"
tiol.. And the people q. Christ
become one III heart. And have
all things common which bring'
the Church buck to where il wa.
in the Apostles time. Those art
the reason. why we labor t
Co,oni1e: from u religious .stant
point. Aud
Bid. We work To Colonlze iron
u business standpoint. Bncaus'
We believe that when the w'cke'
,cumbine. the good must ass"c'ate
And when ever there is union II
labor, there is strength ia labor
Then how aimiable, how..pleasai''
how great, aud O, how grand it
for brethren,to dwell to gethcr il
unity. For Christ haa san', DO y
one 10 / and the Father are one i
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= II YOU want q nv yuef -
AAN--l !. CARS ~ d A. mn
So list ~i,t Him u H.l IN y
ness. AID u The ossrk shs plaas y III
he home seeker. q cons u South nissaa6 1
.e.bsr Ii II !. bsssi1l csastsy asa A.
ndsremsa,s are offered u ,hss 'pan. hsh
business men And y NE Seeker .ls truth n ~
goal esrh, sSs III az sss3
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vs.
EQUALITY.

There is point where chtsrt.ss be Economy
] G.t..i l,at1"i &c HERE dY
Because Here you ond Skilled experience Method
pain taking and Pains saving.
DR. W, 5. ALHOUN. NORWOOD MO-
~ gsl.asa So n -, e. 4. !. =
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12

while ago too. This time It was the
autograph OF a man that was found.
The man was famous all over the
world, but few OF his autographs had
been saved. and dealers and collectors
everywhere were trying to get one. A
hundred and ffty dollars had been Of
Tered for one OF them.
This reached the ears of some do
scendnnts OF the great man, and they
bobbed up with more than q hundred
letters written by him. The dealer to
whom they brought them grabbed Mt
the material. but after he had bought
IL he burned about half the letters.
name and all. Then he sold the rest
Tor much more than he could have got
for the full number
individuality and uniqueness I'm INV
case always pay. So In collecting
rarities. IL there are two. neither Ia so
rare as though the other one did not
exist. But when you destroy one and
make the remaining one unluue-ab.
then you've got something worth
York World.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12

Savings banks are practically un-
known institutions In the City OF Mex.
leo. II man has a small amount 10
deposit. with. the expectation of heinz
able to ada to 1t from time to time, he
Will be At q lSss to find bank thar viii
be wilRAS 20 take care of his apparent.
" insignifcant sums and pay him In
terest on the money that is thus sradu.
ally deposited. AZ matter Of fact.
there are only about two places In the
entire city that will show any Interest
IN bis small savings. one Of these being
a little bank for working people. which
was organized a couple OF years ago.
ard the other place being the Monte de
10 Pfedad. which receives deposits of
any amount and pays 9 per cent inter-
est per annum on them. The little saw
ings bank has had hard strugsle to
maintain itself. 1t is a noticeable faet.
however. that the bank In question has
Few Mexican working people as depos-
itors. most OF its patrons being Span
iards who are working for wages as
grocery clerks aud bookkeepers.-Mexi.
can Herald.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12
The Queen. Nri.t.L..

Princess Ena. now Queen Victoria of
spain. wore pearls on her wedding
DAY She made a great mistake.
Pearls worn ut a wedding means tears
are to be shed through the married
STATE 20 runs the Spanish proverb.
When the Empress Eugene was finish.
Ing her toilet TO so to Notre Dame on
her wedding morning an old Spanish
servant OF hers burst into tears and.
reminding her OF their native adage.
begged her not to wear her pearl neck.
Lace. Eugene. paying no heed to the
warning. wore the necklace all the
same. and her life. as all the world
knows. has been one long tragedy. Her
necklace was a remarkable one. con.
sisting OF large number or pearls. so
the bride who only wears a few need
not dread the proverb SO much. for.
after all. no woman's life is entirely
free from tears.-Boston TRANSCRIPT
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12

Ihere Is now In custody In LeIpsic
a man named Dlttrlch. who Is, charged
with ten murders. some committed in
germany and some In Austria. He
was hrst arrested for the murder of n
woman near Koenigstein. He then
nor only confessed. but admitted two
other murders near Leipsic and three
In Austria. AS the man has been sew
erai times in an asylum, the case WINS
at hrst thought to be one Of homicidaI
naiiucinatton. but Information from the
Austrian police confirm the mans
statements. The Berlin police have
now satisfied themselves that he ia
also the author of four mysterious
murders committed between 1894 and
1913 In the Grunewaldfort. on the Lun-
Iernoeide. at Erchwalde. and In the
.erest or Zenthen. Under interroga-
ton Dittricb said 81 should need n
dozen heads to pay for all the lives 7
have taken"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12
1ne st.re ror Automobiles.

According to the Auto Directories
company. New York has n larger mum.
Der or registered cars than any other
state. 23,S40 being registered TO date
Utah, with 15Q, has the smallest regis,
tration. Good roads keep pace with the
automobile. and vice versa, but IL does
not necessarily follow that the state
with the best roads has the highest reg.
istration. In New Jersey. for instance,
where the roads are MASTERPIECES OF
construction. 1880 cars are licensed.
or only few moro than half of the
number In New York. The bulk of New
York cars, however. are owned In New
York city. where their owners may cas-
lily reach tire fine roads across the river.
New Jersey Is second only to New York
and leads Massachusetts, which ID
third. with 1900. and Ohio, fourth.
with 5000. Connecticut has 1000 cars
registered. Illinois, 5000; California.
$500; Indiana. 1900: Michigan. Mary
land. Wisconsin and Iowa, 1900 each:
Minnesota and Rhode Island, loo:
Missouri. 1000. and so on down TO
Utah, Alabama and Tennessee, which
range between 100 and l50.-Henry Jay
Case In Harper's Weekly,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12

A, French newspaper discovered. or
pfhassds To have discovered, q fortified
.41t & Paris. a sixth aeor apartment
wan rented three years ago. with q
pefmtsfioE & tie 80 fetSrE tsSSSe q
.naks 'Anss tsrsEShsf .@gkksd. since
then the house has changed slightly
from day to day, Smiths came and
put NJ steel shutters BEFORE the win.
dewS They sx~e shutters, very much
-lihe hose enc seestins front OF shops on
THE bouiera nis. hut thicker and OF
steel. sfhen a . steel. platform was
erected on the roof and Ktted with .
'ssarchiight. The staircase between thu
&onrth and fifth foorx was narrowed,
and steel door was substituted for
the wooden one Mt the head of &c. An.
other steel door protected the staircase
leading TO the roof, and all the other
doors in the fiat were exchanged 70,
solid oak. Cupboards were made in
the walls and We're fitted with false
bottoms. In one was an iron bedstead,
which could be made to disappear into
the wall with one movement. The
whole dat was fitted with electric
wires. The Paris paper says the occu-
pant Is ;royalist who was once tried
Tor plotting against the republic.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12
A RANCtiMs1.sso GOLD.

rhousands at Dollars said 70 He HiS.
den inta sCssersdo Meuntafn.
Gold coin believed to be buried ON r
ranch or ON White Cloud mountain 10
causing feverfshsexeiteiment in tie M
tie town OF Netherlands, a~,few sfsiies.
west Of Boulder At least City pSrsons
armed with@pkelss and. sHoveie. lAAsa
been searching the locality where the
riches are supposed to be hidden. So
FAR the hunt has been fruitless, but It
will not be abandoned.4 ts -. ~
The story reads like the .crudest fic-
ton, but is absolutely true,s "a srcsi-
dents Of the. town win admit. Some
seven years ago Frank Fisher, q pros.
porous ranchman on the Boulder farm.
twenty-five miles west Of Boulder.s ON.
North Boulder creek, was taken. TO the
BOULDER sanitarium suffering with On
aiiment that gave him noshope Of re-
covery. Realizing that he had not lonp
to live, he took into his confidence n
Fellow patient who was conyalescspe.
and Informed him that he had rfchee
buried ON his ranch and In case of his
death to search for it and dispose OF ~
as directed.
An idea struck him, however, and he
returned to the sanitarium, where he
INFORMED Fisher that the latter had
better personally find the gold. else 1t
probably never would be uncovered
A spring wagon was provided. and,
Fisher was taken to the ranch ana
conveyed on a stretcher to the house.
Aithough extremely feeble, he man
aged to point out the particular. log
which upon removal disclosed q stove
pipe containing $4,000 in gold coin.
lie was then conveyed to the field.
where he likewise designated the rock
pile under which $500 more i'm gold
was found. This money was after.
ward distributed among Fishers rel
ativcs. as the old man died within a
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12

New. zcalandtlooks after It's cid folks
Every person or siYty-five years and
! upward who has lived for twenty -fivs
years In the colony. has enjoyed n toll
lerably good character. during that peri
Cd and led q sober. respectable Hfc, for
at least five years past IS entitled to ar
Old age pension out OF the state funds
1t Is provided. however. that no pension
can be awarded where the income from
other sources exceeds $500 a year OF
where the applicant has more than
III $50 wortl,of property. Asiatics and
other aliens are ineligible Wives draw
q Pension MS well as their husbands.
provided the total income OF the house
hold does NOT exceed $500 n year. The
full state. pension is 500 a year, but 50
IS deducted for every So Of Income over
$17O derived from other sources. Thu,
pensioner with 5000 year income
wonld draw $50 as bis old age pension.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12

Ons OF the oldest of royal hobbies IS
that Followed by Queen Maud OF Dem
mark, who for years has made ivory
her hobby. Not only has she a fine
collection of ivory statues and other art
objects. but she collects ivory in the
fusk as well and has a large collection
OF trophies of the elephant chase, many
OK which were sent to her by her
brother. the present Prince Of Wales.
VINO has doubtless added TO the .collec-
ton during his trip through India.
Most OF these are supplied with tiny
gold plates. telling where and under
what circumstances the animal from
which the tusk was taken was killed.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12
JUDIcIous DESTRUCTION.
There IL Preas h MAki.g Rarisiss
Still More Rare. IS.

AA~Es - xreak H A8k1HG hartafo1
sttl Moro Rare. A
II want to tell you . utHe secret, .
sA1d the dealer IA postage stamps 10
ths collector. Maybe st ought NOT to
get out, but I think \ will be interest
ing. and ! guess, Il ease do any harm.
It only goes to show THE cleyernnss Of
some people. and also 1t will expIeip
why certain postage stamp viii rtss
n price In the catalogues next year.
sBack In 1851 there were two types
ct the one cent stamp printed in the
United States. Both were from the
same plates. but the difference was
Shown In the printing. In one type
there We're little scrolls showing plain
~ at the bottom or the design. but
careless printing on the later stamps
failed TO bring this part out The first
type was the rarer and sells nova
days. as you know. at a pretty good
figure.
well. these stamps were superseded
by perforated species of the same
design later. and then, at the time of
the civil war, the whole lot were re-
pudiated by the government and new
stamps made.
All that We're In existence were de-
stroyed. but 1t was well known that n
rev hundred got away. The govern
ment records showed that there were
something like 1900 unaccounted for.
ie ives generniiy believed that they had
beea stdien Id some way. N.Y.
The Other day q friend OF mine not
hold aof all these stampsyfnYexistenee.
Oh. don't, get excited till you hear the
story But instead OF there being only
some 900 there were nearly 6,OO03 all
In uncut sheets aud in perfect condf-
ton. They were beauties that wouId
make tho eyes OF the collector pop out
OF his head. They represented. fer
tune. enough to make a man rich for
life, How did the dealer get hold Of
them? Oh. I can't tell you that.
undoubtedly these represented ey,
cry onsSof the unaccounted for stamps
OF this Issue. There could be no doubt
OF IL He had the situation In his grasp.
He conids sell the sheets for big sums.
but what do you suppose he actually
aidI He destroyed them.
Wait. didn't destroy all OF
them. not by any nneans-only just
enough. II was this way: With 0,OO0
OF the rare stamps In existence. be-
sides those in the collections sof this
country. the value OF the stamp would
80 down You can see that, can't you?
But suppose all but thousand were
destroyed and actually proved to be
destroyed. Don't you see the result?
The value Of the few remaining would
go up like rocket, but without the
rockets tendency to come down.
well. that's what this dealer did.
1 was present when It happened. II
seemed like murder to d collector and
enthusiast like me. but the, wisdom
or the sbusiness was shown. Next day
the man had an offer for one of the |
remaining stamps that was bigger than |
ne could have got for a hundred of |
them 1.-The bad saved all OF the 6.OOO.
knew OF a similar case a LITTLE '
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-10-12
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsRuRoa
POTOMAC r. r.
oeNea"1e IN effect September 9th, 1906
LEAVE FREDERIcyspu,o

oeNedule IN effect September Oh. 1000
LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG Noprpw.
~ a. 1 m. daily. Stons on signal st oo.no,'asF
Stons n, rrdnSonia Sundays ALL,
sengers. Aahdria to discharge lpast
u, g W W q. m. daily. Stops at Alexandr,a
~ - u. m. daily. Stops on sigma
- tin ooshee, Aquia, Wide Water. Reid Snne.
coonsn MIL treestone, Negley o..
, 90 seminary and Alexandria "nconla,
. - Alexandra. stops at
10 E; "a: daily. Stops at Brooks wa,
10 O5 %. M daSXiu u"ntico and Alexandria. "i'e
AZ w y, ~. uaiiy: Stops at Alexandria
aooone saSnsi at OccoquaD SUNDAYS OIL stops
H., az ssa inouation train from RicbUu.ys
'iVes o'<' r. M. daily except Sundav' ar
LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG soury
Q 90 a. m: daily except SUNDAY p,.n
IL o, Recommendation. Makes ali loralnMonF
81 q, IN. oaily. Atlantic Coast Ia stop1.
\ S"p S gu signal at Wide Water RrnHsp.
L RuthaI, Guinea, WoodsIane Penniee.
4 SunJaYs oni aayiorsyiiie aud Glen AIIen,
II MlItord. boswell and AshianSS, nrooke,
stops on signal. makes iccal
t'' p; m; daily ,Seaboard Airline train Ca.
dayseniv an ana L ddi,n and occoQuan Sun.
LEO Miiiorc. boswell ana Ashland uan-
| II" P =, ~. uaiIy. At. L.train. Stops ar.
| 10 auuiIa, Ooswell and Ashland A'o4-
H. p N 9aiiy, makes local stops on s,s.,.,
andria nos =. "A; l.. train. Stops at Aiea.
| "a IE:-Ilme OF arrivals a nd de nart,roa
| NectlonS not REaraQtoe6 eS tno
| vi 49,, =. C:COX, Agent.
LUKE. Z. w. CULPf w.P.T.v,o,
| 10 rrest. 9enl. supt. Traf. sr