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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-09
MRS. MAcKAY's SALON.
Tho Bonanza Kings Wife Lived and
Entertained in Royal Style.


No commoner--l use the word in
the English sense-ever attained to
so many outward evidences OF class
consideration as the lady universally
known as "Mpe. Bonanza Mackay."
Nine. Mackay was not unnaturally
the subject Of good deal Of miscon.
ception when she quit her own
country and established herself in
Paris. Her palace and its equip
ment were tho theme OF the Pari-
sian rs we'll as other presses, and the
composite picture presented was
that Of a pushing parvenu. Yet the
picture was not exact. The Mackay
house in the Avenue Eylau, near the
Arch Of the Stars, as described by
the New York Press, was Just such
house as any rich person OF cult.
walton and taste would have estab-
lishcd for himself or herself. In
this ailluent seclusion Nine. Mackay
surrounded herself with the most at
tractive company in Europe-min-
glrd, rs must be the penalties OF
such a state, with a segment not
altogether admirable.
Identified as she was irrationally
with the minister OF the United
States, Nine. Mackay's salon in Paris
always took on the air OF an interna-
tional foyer. II was, so to speak, the
drawing-room OF the Republics re-
representatives. in France. In point
OF taste no other country in the
world found its alien society better
housed than in the Mackay palace.
What surprised the visitor most, per.
haps, was the melodious atmosphere
OF the second floor, where the lady
OF tho house had her boudoir, sur
rounded by q choir OF birds. In
fact, the voice OF . bird could be
heard in every apartment, from the
grand horseshoe stairway to the at
tic 9il de boeuf. Taste the most re-
fined and enlightened ruled the
furnishing, and statuary that need
not have summed comparison with
the exposition itself adorned the
superb chambers and corridors. In
the ample vestibule the cosmopolite
character OF the salon was perhaps
Intentionally symbolized by poly
glot parrot, who, when SO disposed,
greeted the astonished guests in
most OF the modern tongues. To
the European possibly the most
ostentatious evidence Of unlimited
wealth was an elevator that, while
easing the upward journey, deprived
the visitor OF exquisite glimpses ol
ensemble and detail that could moi
be surpassed in the most priacely
residence in Europe. In the heyday
OF its renown the objects that ar,
rested the visitors attention first
were three portraits-Mr. and Mrs
Mackay and the daughter Eva, Prin.
cess Colonna. One Of them, the
Meissonier portrait, was probably
more written about than any since
Eaphael's "Fornarina."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-09
NEW YEARS ON KAUAI.
Annual Athletic Sports at Maka-
we'll Plantation.

These sports, which were post
poned on Christmas Day on account
OF the heavy rains which fell during
the morning, were successfully car.
ried out on New Years day. The
weather was good, dry. and not too
warm, and the records for the mai
ority Of the events show a marked
improvement on previous meetings.
The jumping might have been a lit.
tie better, but it Is only fair to add
that it was slightly uphill, which
circumstanc must have detracted q
little from the excellence Of the per-
formances. A quoting tournament
OF ten shots up was carried on dur
ing the forenoon aud brought out
some very close and exciting games.
The final contest fell to be played
between j. Elliott and j. Anderson,
and after good game was won by
Elliot with ten points to his oppo-
nent's six. The 1OO-yards dash aud
hurdle race were run in good time,
but in the latter two of the competi-
tors camo cropper, one at the first
hurdle and one at the last. The
other and more comical races were
we'll contested and afforded a good
deal of amusement. The judges
were Messrs. Simpson and Hants;
starter, Mr.. VIM. HASTE; timekeeper,
Mr.. Jas Dyson.
Quoting tournament Jno.
Elliott; I'd, Jno. Anderson.
Putting the shot, 22fbs-1st, Jno.
Anderson, % Il. g in; I'd, j. Z. Hime.
q It. 5 in.
Sack race, 50 yds.-1st, W. Bald
win; I'd, j. Z. Hime.
Broad jump-1st, W. Baldwin, 16
II. 1 in; I'd, j. Z. Hime, IS II. OF in.
Hurdle race, 100 yds. a hurdles. 3
II. high)-lst. w. Baldwin; I'd, Jno.
Ropoze; time, 14A secs.
Throwing the hammer-1st, Jno.
Anderson, 81 IT,; I'd, Jno. Clark, rs
II. lin.
Three.legged race, 90 yds.-lst,
W. Baldwin and Jno. Elliott; I'd,
VIM. Dickson and Jno. Ropoze.
High jump-W. Baldwin and j,
T.. Hime (equaD, 4 II. 9 in; Jno. An
derson, 4 II. 8 in.
Running hop, step and leap--lst
j. +. Hime, 33 Il. I in; I'd, W. Bald
win, 81 II. 81 in.
Elephant race, 80 yds.-lst, w
Dickson and Jno. Ropoze; "a, W
Baldwin and Jno. Elliott.
100 yds. dash--lst heat, LIST, Jno
Anderson; End, j. Il. Hime; I'd heat
LIST, Jno. Elliott; "a, d. Douglas
final heat, LIST, Jno. Anderson; I'd
Jno. Elliott; time, II seconds.
STALwART.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-09
KILLED THREE FEARS.
A ssventeen-Yesr-old Boy Who Is
Noted as q Hunter.

"Cudge" Elkins, who lives near
Yorkville, was in town Friday, and
from him We learn that his son
Wesley killed three bears q short
time ago, the old one and two cubs.
The dogs freed them, and young
Wesley, who is only IL years OF age,
with his rife, popped" them all of,
ono at a time.
"Cudge" is an extensive raiser OF
stock, and is troubled a great deal
by bears, coyotes and wildcats kill
ing his stock, and to encourage the
boy no gives him q bounty ON each
hide he produces. The young man
is q sure shot and has already made
over $40 this winter ciorer'io'e Re
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-09
NOTICE.

A LII BILLS DUE AGAINST THE no.
"A nolulu Road Board In future are re-.
luosted to be presented nj tho Office vi the
Road Supervisor oi Honolulu on the 2,th
VI each month, Otherwise they will bo OK.
empt from that months estimate and like.
~ not 10 he paid for one or two months
after. BY order 81 the Honolulu Road
Board, W. II. CUMMINGS,
will Road sppeIYlygL Honolulu,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-09

CHANG KIM,
secretary United Chinese Society.
O232w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-09

(Specid Ecspn,ch 10 GiVbc. DcmOc~tJ
WORLDS FAIR. CutCAGo, I'LL, Oct. 2G-
No award has ever been made so gratifying
to st. Louis people and so Justly merited
as the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury OF the Worlds Fair, consisting Of con-
noisseurs and chemists OF the highest rank,
to the Anhcuscr- Busch brewing Associa-
ton. BY methods OF unrivalled business
enterprise, and by using the best material
produced in America and Europe. exclude
ing corn and other aiultcrants or surru-
gates, the different kinds of the Anheuser-
Busch beer have become the favorites with
the American pcurlr, and have now con-
quercd the highest award in every particu-
lar, which had To- bc considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character Of
the award given to-day 10y the jurors will
bc better understood when Il Is known that
the different beers exhibited by the An
hcuser busch Brewing Association had to
compete with hundreds Of the most excel
lent displays OF other brewers. The fact
that no other concern has received so
many points for the various essential quail
tiles Of good beer confirms anew the firms
| rcputati rs the leader Of all American
beer. and Mr.. hdClphus Busch can feel
proud over this result - Justly mcrited.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-09
The Prize
Awarded!
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer

ST. LOUIs, Oct ~, 1SrI.
MEssRs. MAuFARLAHE X Co., In,
Honolulu, II. l.
Dear Sirs:-Wc have mailed you a copy
OF the Gobc- Democrat announcing the great
victory won by the ANuEusER-Brscu Asso.
CIATfnN with their "EAGIE' Brand OF
Beer.
Signed
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSO-
CITATION.
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Chinese Engine Co. No. s.
United Chinese Society.

AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF
"A the United Chinese Society held on
the LIST day OF January, A. ID. 1891, the fol-
lowing were declared duly elected as OIL
GERS Of the corporation Tor the ensuing
year, viz:
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15
sHERIFFrs SALE.

Try VIRTUE of an order Of sale. and special
ID execution TO me directed ont of the District
Court Of the Third Judicial District sitting IN
and for the County of Prowers, state OF Colora-
do, bearing date December 18th, 1874. in a Ger
tain cause wherein H. w. st. John is plaintiff
and Lcmucl Z. Ford, Lucinda Ford and Mary l.
Lewis We're defendants, wherein ! am COM ON.
handed to sell Lots Three and -Four, and the
West Half OF the Southeast Quarter of Section
Twenty-nine in Township Twenty-four south.
of Range Eorty-one West, together Will all ditch
and water rights thereto appertaining. or IN any
Wise belonging. all situated and being IN the
County of Prowers and State of Colorado. or 20
much thereof AS may be necessary to satisfy the
sum of Five Hundred and Seventy-two Dollars
with interest at eight per cent per annum which
was by said Court adjudged to plaintih rs his
damages in said cause and also the sum OF Sew
,.nteen Dollars ard Fifty Cents costs.
Now TnRnrFoRE by authority OF said order OF
sale and special execution. L have levied upon
the above described property and real estate, and
will on the Fifth day of January. lsab,
al the hour OF two o'clock in thesafternoon, at
tile front door of the Court House in town OF
Lamar, in the County of Prowers and State OF
Colorado, sell the aforesaid premises or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said debt
interest and costs at public yendue to the high
= ''-' JOHN q. HAGERMAN,
Sheriff of Prowers County, Colorado
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15

y ID. {. Marker has purchased c. d.
Baldwin's harness and saddlery stock.
Charley expects to devote his entire
time now to farming and fine stock.
There will be popcorn social at
the Christian church next Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Sunday
school MRs. d. T. CoopER,
Superintendent Of ). S.
Before purchasing your Christmas
presents be sure aud see the beauti-
ful display of fancy and useful ar
tieles just opened by Mrs Cooper and
Mrs. Heaton in the room just north
OF the barber shop You will find
just what you want in their stock.
All parties, who have promised to
furnish teams for the hunt, are re-
quested to be on hand early Thurs
day morning. All who have teams
to spare are specially requested TO
notify the committee on arrange
ments as there viii be need of every
team that can be obtained.
-. r Black and a party of Canon
City gentlemen came down in spc-
cial car Thursday and spent two DAYS
hunting rabbits on the Black ranch.
There were about thirty in the crowd
and the car was switched on the
Morse siding near the ranch. They
killed about one thousand
Tho Hyde Ditch and Improvement
Go. has been formed and will enlarge
and improve the Hyde ditch A new
headgaie and dam will be put in.
They have purchased about 2ooO
acres Of the IS ranch under the ditch
and will farm on a large scale. The
directors are A. f, Bent, j. ". Bent
aud j. A Mcdowell.
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15
A Grind Trade Sale.

In visiting the eastern markets topur.
chase goods viii state secured the best
bargains. the most varied assortment of
beautiful shades, newest styles and larg
est stock of Dress Goods ever brought
into eastern Colorado In order to fully
couy.nce the purchasing public propose
10 inAusurafc u Grand Cash Trade Sale
Tor the next 80 days. 50 that purchasers
can secure an entire new line OF goods at
prices away doNn lower than the same
old style staple goods you have grown
weary hooking at l viii quote a lew oil
the nrices a. liked for the sale:
10 pair Ini, white blankets red borders
~. -, pair bed warmers in the county
r,sr pair 81. - doz. ladies black hose per
Ar $ cts. loo bolts prints at . and cts
8s bolts dttIerut patterns satines to ~
~. - doz. ladies hnse COED s1-lO to sl-a5
rer dor. 80 rolls and bolts dress goods
all different styles and patterns - TO -
cfs Cashmere delaines beautiful designs
Iar,,,. Assortment. crepes, a splendid line
dress goods. - bolts standard brown
sbeetinrs al. 3. 81. 81, % !, iols brown
nnd bieachetl sheetings. \ large variety
~ arr.s fabrics latest styles, Other
S-',,.Is in yromen's and household line IN
s,,,iI,.ss onautities at new tariff prices.
Albums. dolls and all Christmas goods
am closing out at cost and less want
10 close out entire lire.
IL NrN'4 Goops-Such as suits, over
coats pants. coats and vests, underwear;
sb;,,s sorks. etc. YOU will be astonished
NJ ths prices plainly marked. The way
The goods are going indicates that pur
cbasers highly appreciate my ehefls IN
living them goods at such low. figures.
Come everybody and see the immense
stocb. will be pleased to show goods
whether you purchase or not An
Z Goods marked IN plain figures: An
nv brands sl.Oo size patent medicines
~ at 81 cents during sale.
No better opportunity ever presented
itself Tor you 10 present your wife, mot9. =.
- sister or girl with a substantial gii,
sl, sl, .1I Cbristnas than in purchasing one OF
hes latest styles dress patters at panic
prices p, vpvrARGFR
Carlton, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. Mark NJ. Priddy. Of the Comfy
W OF Prowcrs and state Of Colorado. aid ~
teenth day Of March. A. ID. 1873. which is
duly recorded in book at page % OF the rec
essnis as situated IN ii the County Of Prowers aud
ter ter OF section No Six Gei, in Township No.
Twenty-three ls3l south. nf Range NJ. Forty
containing one hundred and sixty Iltcl acres
more or less according to United states govern
netlia, water iisi, out Of the main canal Of the
Lamar Canal Company canal and appiieu 70
scrihed. to secure the payment Of one certain ia
: pronissory note OF even date with salu IruS.
H,,ud,ed ,es and Seventsfive Dollars with six
couI on notes for Eighteen and 1910 Dollars
sssh attached, sn IL sayao and MaacI Of each
year1 az able TO The Lamar Canal Company;
Whereas. said deed of trust PROVIDES among
other things, that in case of default OF payment
at said promissory note. or coupon notes
thereof according TO the tenor and elect OF said
note or upon failure to pay taxes or assessments
levied against said above described property be,
fore the same shall become delinquent 1T shall
said pren ise at public auction at the front
door Of the Co ri House in the Town of Lamar.
County of Trowers and state OF Colorado; ior
ca sh first giving four weeks public notice of the
time terms and place Of sale and OF the proper
papers published in the Comfy where the prem
/ ises situate .; and -,
Whereas eflult has been made in the pay
rnent of the cour on note of said above de-
.cribed note due September fifteenth. a. ID:
Isei. and the same is past due and unpaid and
the legal holder Of saia note has declared the
whole amount due and payable
Wherras, said henry J. Page has resigned as
trustee and refuses to act such, whereby the
undersi signed John Q. Haeer rman, acting sheriff
of Prowers county, Colorado. has become and IS
successor in trust:
Now THFREFoRE, Notice is hereby given that
l. th,, unders sisned John q. Harerman. acting
sheriff of Prowers county, Colorado. successor
in trust as aforesaid. at the request OF the
present legal holder and owner Of said note, ana
under and by virtue Of the power and authority
in me vested by the terms of said deed OF trust
will on "Wednesday. the 10th day of January, A.
D. 1925 at the hour of one O'Clock. in the after
neon of said day, sell the above described prop
erty and all the right title benefit and equity
OF redemption of the said Mark N. Priddy hls
heirs and assigns therein, at public auction for
the highest and best price the same vii bring
in cash at the front door of the court house, IN
the town of Lamar. in the county of Prowers
and state of Colorado for the purpose OF paying
said principal note. all interest due thereon up
to the time OF sale and all costs and expenses OF
executing this trust. 80, oo
Dsted Lamar. Colo, December 18th 1sst
JOHN Q. HAGERMAN.
Acting Sheriff of Prowers county. Colorado, sue
cessor in Trust and new Trustee.
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15
Lamar School Notes.

Four new pupils admitted during
the week
The boys of Grades Z and s have
organized two base ball clubs and it
is rumored that the girls are trying
to organize club.
Bessie Doughty, Laura Glenn and
Arthur Morehouse wore very happy
faces all week. Reason-promotion
from Grade 4 to Grade 5.
The school is now being conducted
in business way, every thing is run
like clockwork. 1t speaks well for
the principal Prof. Hamilton.
NOOK
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15
Remember
NOOK.

Your postmaster can give you reduced
prices on newspapers and periodicals
and save you the risk, trouble and cost
of sending for yourselves. And will
during December give you the bene-
fit of club rates on the Youths Com
panion, Ladies' Home Journal and
all first class publications.
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15
srocKHoLpERs, MEErINa.

TIE annual meeting Of stockholders of the
i First National Bank Of Lamar, Colorado,
will h.. held at the Banking Room on January 5,
fsg5 at O'Clock y. ui- for the purpose of elect
inr a Board Of Directors for the ensuing year.
and'the transaction Of such other business as
maj regularly come before II.
'''''' W. {. GOULD, Cashier
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15

rs. n. canfeld came up from Holly
Wednesday.
M N. Priddy was up from Carl
TOO on "Wednesday.
BoGs T1Dr and Mrs. Bedell or
Ia; saturday a boy.
F. L Irwin expects TO move in his
bsE store room next week
6. 7. Herbert has been down FROM
Bearer severAl days this week.
~Ths Coleboarn band will give a
s2sluerAde ball Christmas night.
Cas Del Norte potatoes Just in at
lEsia'-- Finest stock in the market
Mrs. Irwin is closing out the bal
taee Of the seasons millinery at cost
G ". Wilson, OF Denver. who Is
siatering stock in the county, was
hs1e Yesterday.
The Christian church ladies have
postponed the supper they expected
70 give on Rabbit Day.
Silver Leaf Vinegar, America
esi, made by new process Sold
oaly BY F. E IHwrS
rHarry wolfe's new house is rapid
y neanng completion. He hasn't
aaaoaneed ye, who will help him &C
supy it,
1t is rumored that one of our prom
i1ent Young business and society
neu viii be called to Trinidad soon
% very important business
Train No. $ will run down from
L. Junta next Thursday morning ar
HTing here about 9o'clock. All par
ties with teams should be on hand at
that time.
Ihe Lamar House has changed
hands, L. NJ. Slater selling out to ).
I Baldwin. Mr.. Baldwin has had
experience in the business and will
'un first class hotel.
The Reading and Social Circle met
Sih Miss Morehouse last Monday
1ening and d iseusscd Shakespeare
100 next meeting is with Miss Benrce
V Aoaday ming, December ! :.
The Lamar register., 1894-12-15
LOCALS.

WANTED 200 men, good team.
w stsrs. at once for ranch and
ditch work. Work i- ) miles north and
vs.s Of Lamar. Wages $l.25a day !;
board $3.50 per week
IL ". kOEN, Lamar, Colo.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-10
Missions in Japan.

The leading Protestant missions In
the empire OF Japan are: Presby.
terians, churches, 81, members, Ii,
l2r; American Board, churches, IS,
members, lilo: American M. e.
churches, 80. members, 4,O34; Can,
ada NJ. T. churches, 20, members,
1887; American Episcopal churches,
-, members, |, $50; Churche Mission.
airy Society, churches, 40, members,
1859; Baptist Missionary Union,
churches, ~, members, Loaf.
You can hear mighty mean stories
II you get the confidence OF an under.
taker,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-10
No Faith In Slot Machines.

Al the Congress Street elevated
station at evening during q rush, u
man, evidently u stranger, came
along and halted In front OF the ma
chine which offers a stick OF gum for
one penny showed into the slot This
maa carried an Overcoat. u large
valise, and an umbrella He evil
IDENTIFY figured out In his mind that
1t would DO good idea to take some
gum home with him. So he took out
q penny, but held 1t for moment as
IL loathe to part with It, He knew
that the penny was good, 1t was
backed by a good government, but he
apl cared to he doubtful as to the
quality of the gum.
The thrOng OF people jostled him,
and the train gong was sounded.
Carefully he selected a slot, and still
more carefully did he insert the coin
into the small opening 1t went
about three Ourths of the way In and
stuck. lie grabbed hold of the ma.
chine and shook it, The penny re-
NAMED stuck fast. He put down his
luggage, his coat and umbrella, took
out new knife, opened a hawk
blade, and with 1t strOye to recover
his money.
The people ran against him, sw0re
at him, almost knocked him down.
lie broke the blade of his knife, and
Just then u man, hurrying TO catch
q train, stumbled over the vallse, got
his foot hung In the armhole Of the
0vercoat plunged forward, kicked
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-11-10
Drinking Cold Water.

The same person that would never
dream of giving his horse cold water,
when hot, and just or u journey, will
drink freely of 1t himself, we'll know.
ing that 1t Is equally dangerous for
man or beasts, One can scarcely hope
to keep children from this had habit,
when they see their elders doing 1t
every day. II a mouthful or two Oh
water Is yaken, and elected a few
times before swallowing, thus rinsing
out the mouth and preparing the way
for a little drink ut q time, In this
way a very small quantity OF water
will satisfy tn, rst Just Us we'll asgulp.
ing down u large quantity into the
Over.heated body. 1t only wants q
little strong. will to do this and you
will have the satisfaction OF knowing
that you have done right. and per.
haps saved long illness and, maybe,
q doctors bill.