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SERVICES AT
 THE TEMPLE

Beginning with this, Friday night and continuing throughout the win ter, the Sabbath evening services at the Temple will commence at : f5 Every body is welcome Rabbi Eph- raim Frisch will speak on the subject The Merits of Success as Test of Achievement. The special musical numbers consist of the following:
 Organ prelude. Communion in G tClark), Mrs. F. E. Renfrow.
 Violin solo, before sermon, selected Mrs. Clarence McClean.
 Soprano solo, after sermon, II do not ask, oh Lord (Spross), Miss L. II. Broadstreet
 Closing hymn, Our Shepherd is the Lord, choir and congregation.
 The Saturday morning services will begin at 10:30. The sermonette will be addressed to the children The musical selections will include:
 Organ prelude, Romance, McDow- elD, Miss Gladys Elbott
 Soprano solo, The Law Within, Miss Ethel Schloss.
 Closing hymn, Morn in it's Splen- dor"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29
MRS. GARDNER
 KNOWS VALUE
VT Medicine That Prevented Ncces. >ity for an Operation-Cardui.t the Woman'S Tonic.

Waco, TeN.-Mrs. NJ. E. Gardner. of R. F. D. No, 1, Waco. Tex. wrf.cc. r VIII recommend Cardui 10 all my friends. for know it's value.
 suffered with female trouble for twelve years and five doctors decided that would have to have an operation put took Cardui instead and be- leVe that Cardui is the cause of my improve ment in health"
 Take a tonic when you arc tired oil the time, when your nights sleep ,]oes not rest you; when your head is duII and dizzy and frequently aches: when everything seems to go wrong and Eour thoughts are blue.
 The trouble is that you need q 1,nic
 oaiuhl or course, the Woman's tonic.
 The weak. worn-ont nerves show the effects of strain, the tired rackeo body needs help to build up ;he nerves.
 Cardu will give it.
 Made or purely vegetable. perfectl- harmless ingredients, Cardui is ia or dlnary drug medicine.
 No physician can prescribe 2 med clhe made from Cardui ingredients. because not in the pharmacopeia or in any drug store.
 The principal herb Ingredients ;.ra especially imported by LIS from Eu- rope-collected there especially for HIS to make the medicine that for over 1ifty years has been helping sick y,. men back to health,
 Try
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

h"inil. passed throuh the city v4St.r.l;,y ''h t"hte holn" after spending a',"'t U month with Sheriff l. E. t;rau and f,mi1, at Sheridan
 Sheriff Gran. of Grant county lo."1toG at sheridan, was in the city ycstrrday. He accompanied Miss Rushing who hl> been visiting him at Sheridan. to thiS c'fN en route to her home in Oklahoma.
 Mrs Garland Hyatt. who has been Ii guest of Mrs. A w. ScruggS and Nils .., liucie and Marce Shueart and Laura flick. ey who have been visiting Mrs. F.. Howell on West Sixth avenue, have r, turned to their homes in Fordyre
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Mullikin left last night for New Orleans. where Ar Multi kin will attend the Deep Waterways con vention, as he is Il delegate. The eonven- tion will i& in sessisf from October go, to Nove'd,---.77fri. and Mir. and Mrs. MulIkin vii return home Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29
SPECIALS Pure Pork Sausage. Dill Pickle. New Barrel kraut. New Evaporated Fruits. New Grits. New Whole Wheat Flour.
 THE LLOYD GROCERY co.

Mir and Mrs. J, A. Wright have return ed from a few days visit to relatives an friends in Memphis
 Mrs. John Thurman. of Little R"rf. iS the guest of her sister Mrs. !. l. Norris, on West Sixth avenue.
 F. C. Furth left yesterday for New O. leans, where he will attend the Natiane Deep Waterways convention.
 l. w.. Meeks represented Jefferson LodE" No. 224, of this city, at the grand l"lst of the I. o. o. F. in Hot Springs.
 Miss Nan Rowsey, of English. arrived in the city yesterday and will be the guest of Mrs. Campbell Fox until Saturday.
 Mrs J. E. Dodd, of Sberrill arrived y terday to be the guest of her daughter. Mrs. J. F. Jackson. for a short while.
 e. R. Pugh,-emea}mer fer IT: r. Holder ness, the undertaken, left yesterday morn ing for Dumas professional ~husinesss~
 J. H. Allen g former resident of this Allen has large number Of friends in this city who are always glad to see hln
 Mrs. H. King White left yesterday after noon for Little Rock, where she will De the%guest of Mrs. A. s. Mckenzie for q week.
 Mrs -sue~Triple1t~ yesterday after noon for Sherrill, where she vii be the guest of Mrs A. R. Sherrill for few days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dedman and chl' ren left yesterday rnorning for Warren where they will make their home in th future.
 Miss Margaret Ramsey and Mrs, George Gordon, of Camden, and Miss Pansy Davies, of Magnolia, spent "Wednesday Tn the city.
 Mrs. A. R. Shersill, who has been vi"i' ing Mrs V. O. Alexander in this city. returned to her home at Sherrili yesterd' afternoon.
 Attorney Will Akers returned to his home in Little Rock yesterday after spend ing short while in this city attending to some business
 Miss Leona May, of Rson, passe through the city yesterday en route tt her home, after a few days visit to friends at Lake Dick
 Attorney w. T. Young left yesterday morning on a legal business trip to ID mott. MT. Young will be absent fror the city two days
 Mf. and Mrs. Sam Atschul and children, Norma and Reno, have returned from Springs, where they spent several weeks the guests of relatives.
 Mrs. Thomas Sherman returned to he home in Little Rock yesterday afternoon after ten days visit to her mother, Mrs M Maca--an- Nest Fifth avenue. 'ss~@4.--@ae~ J~fN. Harper. with the firm Simpson Webb in this city, left yesterday afternoon for Atlanta, Georgia, accompanied hy has wife. to spend about two weeks Bish'~rela Miss Ruby RusnIns. of Eufala, Okla
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

Clifton Howell who has been right SICK for several days with chills, was somewhat improved yesterday His father, B. C. Howell. who has been confined to his room for several weeks, also continues to improve.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

f4 cXrelta f51. in tn present Instance tusssh Shan tt. it, rcl raspberry shade being employed with satisfactory rt>nlts. 1hc velvet used for trimming w:.e f:rmunizing shade of green the vest and :Hzttl being of net and the glrd}e ot beApy sc, dyed fabric tone. Patterns of this model are in sizes 33 ,S and 40 inches bust measure.
 Yre next figure illustrates a box -paited gown j, 1,r}ccss ~tNlc be with guinps 1ha }4di.e and skirt in piece. but the sash yss$ifts under the ptus gives if the effect o Mnve1:4en gown having the skirt attached to ShA body Pictorial Review Pattern for the princess e Nc .za and sizes 31. A, as. & and h inches hnSt measure.
 The last of these three stylish frocks is hers lnistr:ltod in ciOdcr chiffon broadcloth. wHn a sirnnlv braided band finishing square neck and thrce-qEs,ter sleeves, and it is worn over ser,artte s1Iimpc of mct. The plaited hounce Tn tfrft see tio,e. gives a stylish Hare to the skff and the body nte Saugy. buttons giving it douoAe- breasted character. Jersey cloth will make up estjSf4cturiiv from this design. and tho piaated section may b" of taffettr messalne or woosen goods the Shade
 Pictorial l;rvicn Pattern No @&s' is In s'zes 1 a x &> and inches bust measure.
 Patterns ot these models. including cutting and construction guides IL cents each number
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

Be sure to See the little Crater Crude Oil Burner being demonstra ted at eveland-Matthews Hardware Co.,, for several days. You connect it with tank of oil to your stove, and your fuel costs you only Sc per gal lon. A saving of labor and fuel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29
. ++ ++ | :: 7 SOCIETY. /: : : : +++ + + + + + + + l. + + + <
THURSDAY BRIDGE

THURSDAY BRIDGE.
 Mrs IT, k. Toney. on West Fifth ave hue received the Thursday Bridge ,'Iul yesterday afternoon and an cnioyahl. ti.n, was had Tn the exciting bridge contest duri,lS the afternoon The home N, inad' nor" attractive for the ocra sion l,, the use of Il few pretty plants ktt bridge a tempting luncheon was ser. 10 the guests. Mrs. Toncy Was assist, Tn entertaining by Mrs. l. T.. Knox following matrons were present. N,y danleS Harry Atwood. Jules Bnrrnson. < buckalew. Will Collier. n. w. Dean Oliy, Galbraith Shelby Gabbcrt Clifton How. J r. Jordan F. II. Johnson. Van k lhurlnan Louthan. Charles. Lcvrrrlz. | No"land A. w. Scruggs. Victor lIarriSoa and II. K. TOney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29
DIR. c. D. SMITH,

Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Calls night or day answered prompt ly. Office at Alexander Bros. store, corner of Fourth and Pine street. Old phone 529. Residence, 1207W. 9th ave. old phone 109.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

There's nothing so good for a sore throat as Dr. Thomas Electric Oil. Cures it in a few hours. Believes any pain in
 any part.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

\ For rent. three nicely furnished rooms. with modern conveniences
 convenient to four boarding houses.
 Apply st POP West Fifth avenue. 2-25h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

Deans E".nt.1- cure consultation. tone tne stoma l.. -lnlutate the liver, promote uigestlon ''e' appetite and easy passag ges of the i"" Ask yonr druggist for them. 2'' 'HlS a box.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

Nara and tttntn silks will provide cafltture rn used for garments. all tIougt9 fnrrtf M'll :tlsn h, E>eI for custtlIurS. A great n}'mh5" ;!9t= silks show diagonal wit a tf .uforS tlrrd wh ic 3Fo satin fin" twill is .tniof5g HrN"Ili"S already on tIe 1'o}pltefS. t'AaHG'tbl" silks in tir"" cu!ors will also b" featured js well 311" l, .s1" v'5N" which is eni"A ing a return to &.in:.s ffE'l. The latter i;ts body aud rr;erir.t qualities.
 satin >"l"a satin rr1nel1,. wool cashmere. satin e":cc. i'"If"rd cord and long list "f fancy strirnd :std corded effects in aye among tlt" att".trliua~ offered. fllc stripes the shadow oa %attN erdei ,Gsd of tiz,. flhrie
 Suggestive "f the loniS days l it's pointed bodice ind tni sitrf'a ~Nin k i4' rn"del ~honn in Pictorial I;tN5n" Pattern Na. ;4::%a The pedy of the waist is laid i' plas, but il is without ltiu= l.LNl. tLLI LII L. ..-4A. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

A LOVE SHOWER
 Mrs John Wesley Jam.s will ai,, lhis afternoon from :; to j at her home oh soh'n Chestnut street. with d low, spower Tor Miss Hattie Culver who vii, oe married to !. E. A. Johnson. Wedno.. day. November 3, "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
 Dwellings. 503 West Third, rooms. M 1918 West Third, 4 rooms. 20o7 West Fifth, rooms. 200s West Fifth, rooms. s19 West Eighth, 4 rooms and ha,I. 708 Hickory St., rooms and haias 210 Olive St, rooms.
 Dwellings (Colored.) C2l East Sixth, rooms 1904 East Tenth, 3 rooms. 1907 West Ninth, rooms 1110 Virginia St., room. H 2608 w. Twelfth, 3 rooms. 1922 Fir St., } rooms. 1920 Fir St, rooms. 1916 Fir St, rooms. eos F Third-Store Bldg. Have party desiring to buy home west of Main street. Remember, write Fire, Accident and Steam Boiler Insurance. ani Agt. for Security Bonds.
 CHAS. HANCOCK, Fire Insurance, Real Estate
 and Loans.
 .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29
BAIAAR AND TEA

o.n1.Et-&IN .tNU TEA.
 lht monument committee of the David U. i'odh chapter of the r. D. C., is pre- paflng 10 give d tea and bazaar Thursday November I. at o'clock at the residence or or Mrs. Thomas M. Phillips on West second second avenue. This affair was to have taken n|ac" at the home of Mrs Auna Westprook, and the change was made on accfsmt of the lattrrs illness. Dainty re1reshmentS will be served to the visitors fancy work will be on exhibition and home made candy will be sold. All the ladies should attend as the admission price is small.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

eolaisroSiiion on the ti@}lIc. The sleeves are r=ek"d aud the s.< <irt,
 Taich is in five =oi. e> is attached fnH fi'c t.s,eAicr X separate s'IimI'c spleteS5tnta n@trFinc. For soft
 .in1,i..ic thiS Il U q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

S,tkcsl costumes will
 he < strong feature in Il T." toirIluS season. SNld luAhN u.N WeaNr> are =h1 iriGs huNn wi.h st her pretty fahra's in silk
 "a "4Nili,nct'=aNd woo s:t in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29
A Fashion Chat on the New Gowns.

Cuirass corseet lines prevail extensively in gowns and provide excellent basis for the ope-piece frocks tbat will continue to hold sway during the coming season. These Middle Age tendencies noted in the long, close httipF bodice and deep hip yokes, hoth with skirts attached in plated effect.
 The semi princess dresses have been in close competition with the princess models thear first introduction. but Tar neither has gained the upper hand. both styles perfectly suitable tor dre$sH gowns
 While s"mi-fttinc lines baN" been often in evil d"fIce of ltte.#tHe Gu models present the appear ,tucc of t sh"ath-httug princess, completed by plait"d founoe set heIow the line of hip or knee. Other styles exploited suggest the Louis N period in the fancy for drapcry, full skirts and slightly pointed hodees. fhc last mentioned :, remiudcr~ of the old f4s hourd haSous. but f:sVorite- piece.
 Grcat"r nlu"$S is nspicuous all the ne~ models. gathers and shirrings being introduced when llte ma tcritl is of such :. weave .,llow lhe material to fall i'll soft folds
 lHlu"ss is also in important feature in sleeves which. in Inc plaiter costumes, hrrmonize with "a lines of the bat in the fuller shirred styles "i dress eVinre the s.tme tendencies. A pun iu trodueed between elbow and wrist HniSbAn with deep "uf is the only fuiness to be ln S%ine whife M others the e0tiFe sleeve i% t1 some, while in others the entire sleeve fr..n, ssoHdr' tn wrist >zaESA
 satifered aud pufea s2kSsAyA hat to~n .,t,tofn,al l2$8EkAR
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-29

Miss Ruby Rusnlns. of Eufala, Okla.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
First Pay Check In Ten Months.

Last Tuesday c. b. Baldrldge, mail
transfer clerk at the depot, was proud
ly exhibiting the first pay check he
had had In ten months. the accident
in which he broke his leg occurring
during the latter part OF October OF
last year. Previous to that time he
had not missed being on Uncle Sans
payroll In twenty-four years. The ac-
cident In which he lost his leg, flf'
teen years ago. occurred while he
was on his duty IN postal car. and
his name continued on the payroll
just the same. The last misfortune
occurred In runaway accident. and
although 1t took place within twenty
feet Of the track. Uncle Sam could
not be prevailed upon TO be as gra'
cious In the last instance as In the
first.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
Thirty Days OF and mon'h's Pay

Engineer Archie Stewart. who has
been running a passenger train be
tween La Junta and Denver for so
long time that the minds OF most
men knoweth not TO the contrary. has
just received letter from c. W.
kouns. general manager OF the west
ern grand division OF the Santa Fe.
notifying him that he has Just been
granted a thirty days leave OF alb
sence with pay at the average month.
ly rate received by him during the
previous twelve months.
The Santa Fe MANAGEMENT has re-
Gently decided 10 recognize the best
engine performance In passenger and
freight service by giving each pas
sengcr and freight engineer leave
OF absence for one month with pay at
the average monthly rate received by
him during the twelve months pre-
yious. and also furnish transportation
for himself and family from their
home station to any poin, reached by
the Santa fe. This method OF APP
probation OF good service has been
adopted by the company with hope
OF promotin. good feeling and q spirit
OF friendly rivalry which will b. ben
eficiai both to the company and Its
employees.
Every class OF engine on the Santa
Fc Is graded by mileage Standard
the number Of miles II IL expected to
travel without going to the shops for
. general ovcrhauiinx. Mr.. stewart's
engine Is No. 1927. and during = per
iod Of twenty.eixht months Il made
39.t77 miles. being shopped on Aus.
ust 10. 1909. for . general overhaul.
iAs. An that wss expected Of Il.
according to the standard adopted.
WAS 1900 miles. but Mr. stcwast's
record was nearly double that number
Of milss. Mr.. Stcwart's average pay
for the twelve months previous To the
tine bic ensins vas shopped was
o3Se.ls. and hs viii receive . check
for this amount. . thirty days leave
q ahsence. and . pass for himself
an1 family to any point he desires
70 % q he Saata rs. II rscogni.
tiea el ~ Uoe1 record nals ~ hin.
NJ. otsvast's engine was tusned
~ e ~ ieeal sAsSs TAufs1ay. ss1
~ soset ~ 1ay besakiag be- 10
- un11ng oaneeeoo n.y. = necAs
- = Nalssne1sa ~. NJ 49,
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
o'sresss In cevrs Houss Psr..

Fred Kobe. who claims Pvsblo -
sa abiding place. where hs says hs
ID employed on the Missouri Pacific.
created something Of . ssnsasiea
about O'Clock Thursday astsrnooa
by taking off all his clsthss and
starting ont 10 . Weston stunt asouaA
the court house park. Most everybody
wss In Rocky Ford a,tesAias The
Watermelon Day festivities, aal NJ.
Kobe was the observed Il but few
observers. He had almost sscifclsd
the park before he was captursA.
When taken inside the coust houss
sad auestiosed concerning ~ eons-
what peculiar actions he rsDlIe1 tAAs
hs had bssa told to do whAe ~ ~
~ nin1 rsa1sr. His ooot-o9 m.
Dsats vses eossl q the lava \ lsoot
= ~ sssrt hssss. and ~ bsi1g
eoeehe1 - ~ tAksa 10 - oUnn1V|
Nh 10 - 49, h~.~AAS~
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
SAINT. F. Robbed by Raising Checks

A big sensation has just been un-
earthed in Santa Fe circles In Pu-
eblo. /, has just been discovered
that the road has been robbed OF
$4i,0 900 during the past two years by
raising pay checks. The work was
done by a time clerk who died few
months ago. He raised the figures
on the pay roll and divided the spoils
with a number OF engineers. firemen
and conductors. many OF whom are
well known In La Junta. II is re-
ported that twenty-seven employees
have been implicated in the hold-up
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
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Illuminated Engine Number Device

Engine No. 1927. splc and span
and bright as new dollar, came out
OF the local shops last Thursday
morning after general oyerhauling
This is the engine with which Engi-
neer Archie Stewart made his great
record and II was broken In hauling
people back and forth from the Rocky
Ford fair working like charm. The
engine is the first one to be equip
ped with an electrically Illuminated
number. The device is located on top
and near the middle Of the boiler.
with the number OF the engine on an
angle in front and also on the side.
This enables an engineer on an ap-
preaching train to see the number Of
the engine he is meeting from two
points OF yaniage-from the angle In
from, and from the side. When trains
have meet orders ability to clearly
distinguish engine numbers at night
is of vital importance The numbers
are In black. showing through an IL
Illuminated white glass at night. and
are not visible In the daytime
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
Edwin condit improving.

Bulletins from the bedside Of Ell.
win condit. who is yery III with ty.
phoid fever In Park Avenue Hospital.
Denver, are received IN his city ly
anxious friends several lines daily.
and the latest was to the effect that
he was improving and very much bet.
ter than he had been Tor two days
previous. Last Tuesday 4 ight II was
not thought that be would live
through the nieht. and he was In a
stupor all day "Wednesday from which
II was thought he would never be
aroused.
DIR. Finney was at The hospital
until 2 O'Clock Thursday morning.
and at the time he left thought MIR.
condit had chance for pulling
through although he realized that he
was 4 very sick man. Mr.. Condits
father arrived In Denver Thursday
night from his home In Ccntralia. III,
and his son was able to recognixc hiis
although he could not peak. The
young mans many friends In Ia Jun.
u are still very anxious, although
hopeful that he will be able to Win
In bis struggle with the grim De.
stroyer.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
Local and Personal Items

F. A. Griffith left last night for
Pratt. Kan, where he VII visit with
his mother few days.
For Rent--Fiye room brick house; |;
good barn and cistern; $40 per month
to good tenant Inquire . Ess, Fifth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones, Of Sparks,
New. arrived in town yesterday morn
ing for a brief visit with relatives
and old-time friends
Martin Dougherty Is expected 10
arrive home tomorrow from a three
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Anthem. OF Palisade. Colo.
/ Fred Gillen. who has been very III
during the past week on account OF
an attack Of appendicitis, WAS re-
ported greatly improved yesterday.
Harry Rapp left Thursday morning
for Boulder to resume his studies at
the State University. He expects TO
take up the study OF medicine this
year.
Miss Lorna Dement,, of Dixon. III.
is visiting her, cousins. Clare and Mar
tha Phillips. After visiting week
here she viii spend two weeks in Col
orado Springs and Denver.
4 fine cement sidewalk has just
been installed In front OF the new
McNeen block. As during the past
week was the first time this thor
oughfare had been open for ten
months the innovation was quite
novelty and much appreciated by the
pedestrian whose ways are that way.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Gates arrived
home last Wednesday night from
Denver. where Mr.. Gates has been
an inmate OF one Of the leading hos
pitals for several weeks, recovering
from the effects of very serious
operation upon his lower Jaw for ne
crosis Of the bone. MIR. GATES is get
ting along nicely at present
Prices for cantaloupes are holding
up very nicely in eastern markets.
Returns for shipments from Rocky
Ford on August 18th showed net
average price to the grower Of sl.0s
for standards and 81 cents for pom.
les. and on the 10th OF Clio for stan
dards and IL cents for ponies. These
prices were in the Chicago market.
Twelve hundred and fifty-six round
trip tickets to Rocky Ford we're sold
at the local Santa Fe station last
Thursday. the occasion beinE Water
melon Day. II is reported that the
Santa Fe sold more Watermelon Day
tickets In the state this ear than
ever before. The crowd looked big
ger than ever too. SO IL must e So
In La Junta last year a iotai OF i.is0
tickets were sold
Up TO last night Az carloads Of
cantaloupes had been shipped from
the Arkansas Valley over the Santa
Fe. according TO the report OF X. A.
Black. who Is In charge Il the ship
ments for the Santa Fe Refrigerator
Company. The greatest number OF
cars Shipped In one day vas on Aug.
ust 2sth-,wenty-seyen. The indlca-
!. uons were that last night would ex.
coed all previous records for the seas
on of carload shipments, a total OF
thirty cars have been ordered.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS
HERE AND tLstw ERE

two engineers on the western divi.
sion exceed his In length of service
Engineer "Bill' Parr and Engineer
"Bill" McMurray. and Mr.. Stewart
fired for both OF them when he first
went on the road.
La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
ost ss,,ss ossy q asssy Vs~A

0hsstfi Potter. UnAsesAesiff Devise
Asl MafsAal Adams wsfe doing ths
Deoeo 01nf1laA stunt q ~ neo1y
~ ~ ~ vesk ~ ~ ~ eeea
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-06
PORTLAND TRAINS PASS
THROUGH WINNEMUCCA

all trains from San Francisco to Port
land are being diverted over the Sac
ramento and Salt Lake divisions.
thence over the Oregon Short Line and
O. r. and n road to Portland Wheth-
er the trains from Portland to San
Francisco will be sent through Winnie
mucca has not yet been announced, but
il is thought that the washout will be
repaired by the time of their arrival
at Tehama.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-02-06
10 ATTEND FAMILY
REUNION AT REDLANDS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Harvey, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. +, Harvey,
drove over from Paradise Wednesday
Yesterday morning Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Harvey departed for Salt Lake City,
where few days will be spent look
ing over the sights of the Mormon cap
ital. From there they will depart for
Los Angeles, via the Clark railroad.
On the 18th instant Mr.. aand Mrs.
Harvey will attend the triennial family
reunion at the home of Mr. Harvey :
sister. Mrs. William Curtis, at Red
lands. California.
After visiting San Francisco ans
Other bay ties Mr. and Mrs Harvey
viii proceed to their old home at Red
8uif Tehama unity, where they VIII
,rew old aequaintances.
They expect to return home ABOUT
the first of April.