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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


hJoTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
IN undersgned adminlstrAtrix of tho estate
OF Thomas smith. DECEASED, TO the creditors
OF, ana all persons having claims against TIE
said deceased, to exhibit them with tho neces-
sary vouchers within four months after The
hrst publication OF this notice. to thn said ad.
ministrAtriX at the Ioiice of Thompson and
Lawrence, her attorneys, Progress Block. sa II
Lake CITY. In the county of salt LIKE, Utah
Dated June let. IsN
ELIZA SMITH.
AdminlstIAtrix of Estate OF thomas Smith,
Deceased.
THOMSON & LAwRESCE,
ATTORNEYS,
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st. GeOrge Temple.

The 81. George Temple will cioge on
the 18Th OF July, 1897, and open Tues
day, the Bed 1T August.
ST. GEORGE Utah, June l. 1897.
DAVID IL. CANNON,
Prus,ueut,
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF nm
4 atoekholders Of tho Dippcr Gold Mininss
and milling Co.. for the election OF a bonrd y
hvc trustoos for the ensuing year, and snch
". will be held at the unico of tho comnsnr
% West Frat sonih street, room siG VIM
nam Block. salt Lake City, Utah on Monday
July oth. 1891. 1t SPIN O9T'
II p MORRIS,
pa,oa s.,,rc,, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
NKw GuISnA MISiSu AID NrLLtyo
COMPANY
Principal piacc of business Salt Lake cl.,.
Utah. ~

Principal piacc of business Salt Lake IN,
Utah. ~
~ oTlCk Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
-l-V u meeting of tho directors hold n, a.
i9th uay OF june. ls1T, an assesament Of one
" cent per shnre was levied on the nRpiial
sso 13 OF the corporation. payable Immediately
hlioh rs iho company's oineo renr OF sitdc.
City. 1850 '"'' hA1o
Any stock upon which said assessment mae.
rcmhin unpaid on Monday, the sith dAV ~
July. 1871, viii bo DELINQUENT and advertised
,ol hhio ~ puhuc auction. and unless nav.
DC necessary VIII be sold on the 18th day o.
august, lsyl az Il O'Clock. at the oompany's
oiine. TO pay delinquent assessment together
WIN Cost oi advertising and expense OF salo
j. X. HAY. Secretary
salt Lake City. Utah, June %. 1857.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

= Ntui cuiu siiuiiip 70. iitn FLOOR
OF Auerbach IL lock, salt Lake CITY.
Utah. June Is. 1897.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting OF the stockholder. OF
tho Dexter Gold Mining Co. will take place at
thc nonr OF III O'Clock n. m on Monday July
y, 1871. at room Sol Auerbacb Block, south
Main street, salt Lake City. for the following
purposes, to,wit:
tlrst-Fnr the election OF officers and a
board of Five Directors.
second. For the amendment OF Article nine
Of the articles OF Incorporation by inserting
Mter inc word Monday In SAID Article the
words, at 10 O'Clock u m. OF said day.
Ihird for tho transaction of such othe or
said meeting.
lsEAI-f HIRAM E. BOOTH.
Secretary.
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Logan Tennle.

LOGAN, Utah, June 17ih, 1897
The Logan Temple viii close on Fri.
d.y, the l6,h Of July, and reopen ou
Monaay, th l5.h OF Sepiemb Der, 1897.
Nj. w. MERRILL,
President.
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Aianti Temple.

The Msnti temple viii closs on Fri.
day the l6 h OF Ju y, aud renpeo on
Monday tne 20 ID August, 1897.
JOHN ID. T. NoALLIsTEB,
pteslucnt
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Salt Lake Temple.

The Sal, Lake Temple will ciose on
Friday, July End, anI reopen on
Monuay, Auiu ., 1897.
LoKENzD SNOW, President.
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An Ordinance amending section XIV OF Chap.
ter 2. of the Revised Ordinances of salt
Lake City OF Is9!.
Il 1t ordained by the city Council of Salt Lake
CITY, state OF Utah;
SECTION I.
That Section XIV OF Chapter % Of the Revised
Ordinances Of ls.l bc amended by striking
out everything after the word same" on line
81 snid section. and insert z IN lieu thereof
the following upon the fling OF such nppli.
Gallon, ana upon payment into the CITY ireas;
nry OF s23 per annum for each billiard or pool
table, and OF SIS por annum iorieach and every
pm or ball alley or nino or ten pin alley, and
the runway thereof. specified in sair applici
hon, yearly licenses may BIO issued thereon"
SECTION II.
So much of Section Ky Chapter 9, Revised
ordinances OF 1902 in conflict herewith, 10
hereby repealed
SECTION III.
This ordinance shall DC In force from and
Passed by the City Council OF salt Lake
CITY, state OF Utah. Juno slh, 1891. title APP
proved and referred TO tbs Mayor Tor his ap-
provni.
lsRAL DAVID 5; EMERY
Approved this the 10th day of June a. II :, 1881.
JAMES GLENDINN1aG,
Mayor,
STATE OF UTAH,
City and County OF salt Lake IS
!, David 5 Emery. recoraor IN and for salt
Lake City. STATE OF utan, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a full,true, auii
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance amending scction XN Of Chapter
y OF the Revised ordinances of SAT- Lake
City of 1902" passed by the City Council OF
sand city June stn. 1897, and approved by the
Mayor June 10Th. 1881, as appears OF record in
my Office.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the cooperate seal of sad
city this the 18th day OF Juno. a. D.. 1881.
[SEAL.l DAVID s. EMERY,
City Recorder.
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NOTICE.


FrNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n Stockholders OF Xion's BENEFIT Bull ding
kociety will be held on Tuesday. July rs. lsQf,
at O'Clock p m at the q. en-. / Shoe FACTORY,
for tho election Of officers for the ensuing
year, the presentation OF the financial report
and the transaction OF such other business ia
may lawfully come before the meeting
EDGAR HOWE, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, June %, 1901.
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In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the state OF Utah. County
of salt Lake.

Frank Thompson as Executor of tho last will
and Testament of james 1hompso n,
deceased, and Joe II. Lane, Administrator
with the VIII annexed of the Estate OF said
James Thompson, deceasod. Plaintiffs,
VS.
Carlton w. yeatch. Eslelle ventch, Charles l..
Crane, w illiam o Thomas and Mrs. 100.
Thomas, The vito OF said William o.
Thomas. David a. Depue. ct al. dcfen-
dams,
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DAVID $. EMERY.
CITY Recorder

An ordinance amen ding sections - and " OF
chapter q OF the revised ordinances of
1882, entitled Licenses. and repeating ali
ordinances IN conflict herewith.
Bection |. Be 1t ordained by the City
Council of alt Like City, state of Utah, that
Section 80 of Chapter 21of the hesised ord.
nanees OF 1892 be amended no as to read as
follows; IAN drays, trucks. vans. express
and Job wagons. carriages. cabs, cohehes,
hacks, omnibusee, or other public passenger
vehicles, of any description or name whatso /.
ever, licensed as herelnbefore provided, shall
have the license therefor fra ed md covered
with glass aud securely attached to the
vehicle on the right hand sice thereof In such
manner as TO be exposed 10 puzzle view."
section II. That section u of chapter g OF
the revised ordinances of 1892 be amended SO
as to read as follows; ''Any person licensed
as aforesaid, usinR wagon. cart or other
vehicle OF any description or name ~hatso-
ever, In the buainess of pcddling or haw king,
shall have the license therefor framed and
covered with glass and securely attached to
the vehicle on the right hand side thereof, in
such manner as 10 be exposed to public view"
rection III. al ordinances and phrts there
of In conflict erewith. are hereby repealed.
Passed by the City Council of salt Lake City,
State OF Utah. May tth. lsyI. title approved
and re- erred TO the Mayor for hl0 approval
(sKAL DAVID s. EMERY,
City Recorder
Approved this the 9Th day OF May, "A. d.
JAMES GLENDiNNING,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

An ordinance granting n site upon which TO
erect u monument to the memury ot;thellatc
Governor foung and the Pioneers of lst7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

An Ordinance amending section xv OF Chap.
ter 2aot the Revised Ordinances OF salt
Lake City OF 1872.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-03

STATE OF UTAH. L..
City and County OF salt Lake,
], David $ Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake City, State OF Utah do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is full, true aud
correct cory OF an ordnance, entitled An
Chapter of the hoviL. Ordinances OF lsD2.
entitled LiconseS, ard repealing all ,ordl'
nAnces in conflict herewith" passed by the
City Council OF said city May lth. 1901 aud Rp
proved by tho MAYOR May 9th, 1880. us appcara
OF record in my office.
In witness whereof have nereunto set my
hand and affixed the corpornte seal
isEALl OF SAID city tho 9Th day of May. A.
ID. 1851.
B2lg City Recorder
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An ordinance Lowing a tax on the nsseeeed
valuation OF the taxable property within
the corporate limits OF sat Lake CITY.
County OF salt Lake. State OF Utah. for
the ear 1891.
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Elizabeth Brown Eastmnnd, plaintiff, Va Ju
lius Thompson, Frank w. lnGersoll, salt
Lake Guy, municipal corporation, and
Lulu Penn Ingersoll, defendants
Tho -tate OF Utah scnus greeting to Julius
Thompson. Frank W. lngorsoiI, salt Lake
City, municipal corporation, and Lulu
Penn IngersolI, defendants:
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BE It ordained by the city Council of Salt Lake
City, state OF Utah;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
TANTALUS LOTS
Sale of Fourteen at Auc.
ton by Government,
Near Senator Sosc,gosss Place.
IDEAL Sor.sssea6S-CoooSsioos %
oseS Mary ane Inter esssos,

Al noon To-Day AZ he Executive
Bau5sas, to1-See2 T&2txlgs los. near
Senator ScA-iGs's rlzas VIII - sid.
TAsy vz-y II S1zs sreE 5 srffs less
than az acre 70 several Sc-sS- Il Is sN>
g4c,e3 tAsy VIII o@ hid well NJ by city
seekers to- mountain hozaeSss&dS> Fol
EoTl-s x-s he col65slo2S>
Agreement u SSls 10. SSSSSlzhls
Terms cash o. 81 he option u the
purchase. = pr cent a tie purchase
PIKE II he sale SaS rhs remainder i
three ssGSl S2ss2l-,s2ts II one, sv7c
and -A-se rsz-S WszA l1ssreS. SsE1i-Sn~
zz2l1y a. pr cent per Sunu0
The purchase shall begin SGbS.S1,
nj 5Ep-,vszs1r ~ he land dcrire
EAs frs yszr. SzG shall continue Il
CITY q SKI Improvement. through
1As Succeeding three ysS-S
TIE pa-ckzss- shall S,-[l6 5 DWELLING
Z Ae@ss On TIE land and reside thereon
+ to- 3 period q DoS less than thirty
+ 6zES during ne SAID rsrio5 Of threS
E ys2-s
4 Nu-be- q forest CrsS standing q
T lzz5 8. TIRE u sale sszu not he re
4 1uca3 OF allowed 10 become reduced Z.
s lower number shz. - trees Per Scre
II lAx7 number q trses &7s growing q,
TIE lo-- thai number 70 BE kept up h
rs2lz2clzs L Necessary.
lE--5zE S-cA term no Szls q S2,-icu
{ oZS GQ2o-s shah K made o. 2llowe,
g 1hs premises by rks owner
Al Tie s26 - the -hind years II a
lhs conditions have been performed
re purchaser q his heirs 81 law Shzi
r's,cssTs : patent oo1tsT-lnS s fee sin
ply G5-is. which patent shall co1c2ii
: esz2Ss Sz&-Sz sales q liquor S5mlI2
- lks above clause % thar eject sis
clause Sbocc crssS-
And IN cGSs q cs5S1lV II The psT
tc--zEcS q such conditions The Min
tstsr Of The L1cs-io- may. with OF with
o-c legal process and without noJics
demand o. previous entry. take passes
sion q The premises and thereby 6s
es--5-e The estate created by SIC
szre-sl1- IN c&ss Of Such toTts5-Iir'
S-th Land shall cs sold 81 2ucgi11 Is
Whole OF n parcels. for czSh OF .
csE-S a tine payments II the GiScEe
-5Cu q the Minister n The Interior
sr5 Il S-ch Szls rsS-Ir II advance Q
The original r-ics- The original pm
chaser 70 receive CEsCetOD u
zzoUrS . his payments 70 The Coz
s-1-srr u account Of pu-cA2Sss viii
ont r1a Interest and pro E2r2 S12-
II &Ch advance II proportion 70 Il
amounts q his rzyDs1cS- II such S2l
shall result however. II : less pTtt
: -hz1 t1e original The sDount rs-11r
zblz 70 hin shall d charged with
pzo ra-s amount al such decrease Pm
po-t1o7s6 70 Cks z-olncS Of his T..
DaS
No psrso1 shzn l. allowed 10 bid
: zo-e than che l05-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23

Z QUEER stOry Is told Ct an English
naturalist Who died in 1850, and was
buried AZ Blanknsy, in Lincolnshire.
Among his pets was 3 large grey BAT.
This bat vas permitted 10 enter the
tomb. and vas sealed up alive along
With the corpse OF his dead master II
1876 The vault was opened, and. 10 the
surprise o. all, the bat vas alive and
fzt On four different occasions since
the relatives OF the dead man have
looked after the welfare Ct his Pet, and
each tine Il has been reported that the
bat EzS still in the land OF the living
although occupying quarters with the
dead IL vas last seen in 1892.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23

~Asch II ana gAaazse Afterwards O.
copied
David NzzFa vzS called &C re Wit
zsSs S-z75 TIE detective VS. o-e u
-As o-zcs-S SAo S-s-. down "a hz~zS
VIII Marshal B7Swl 70 look for D--
>-1S -1-5s-s-S tie was present
wAe1 Azsa -rs6e 3 Sta1s-1sz.- NSSgss
testified rs. Ezso sz5s 70 Mt. Kinney
4 oaNose5 MS hing s-rC1zly and il
E-zs done v111Cuc nv cozsszs- Nsso
sz55 1Azs zsss- es oseoseS TIE killing
- Ss2-G u 5ss 5szck O. n. smith
Es I'D 1c- sen 1As rSVc,vs- which
IL w AayS had cAzr night Whe2
- 40 h.oyS SEoSs q l1SCTizs n,
SZl-2 Az5o SD s1Ez- ~ alsG -1l6 then
~ u -zks 8 Q5S1o- . Escc1s. Nzs1
SzsS sAz- n ozs had SSSss A5z sao1s
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s1- IL AcvS AEsa sid he had 1olS
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u 1Ae Doc1c--
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1Azs ths hcvS sz5 asz- ON lAs- FL
5zv night
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az5 testified h-ss5y u -Ae s=sc1 u
ezz2s1S from cc-sze IN coz-zc- WITH
tc-e- and 6ss1 o hczs
Tu5Ee Carer KS -Es zsx- witness
czI@S IT ~ prosecution He sid
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szzzzs UAS1 NJ kinney cussS-ao-s
-hz- As5o sziS rs. Nzpss E-E Eo.se-a
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ass5zT night and THURSDAY night {,
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wzS 1rc-E n then. h-- when -Asy
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behalf q hose charged WITH Tie NM
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
An APOLOGY

Tas-e las bsso 81 aston in damages
Q@GlE hEo-s IL Cz-y-5- Co--- II
Eo2ol1lc- brought h NJ. :. WsI5ro,
against IL SzEE q EzEze- and :
Pol5cs oEcE II hoAzlz- EIzEsG- E1c :
ssE,1 oz6s II IL Police c@oa- Of Re
baggage q NJ Wsi5-ul
7 appears Gzz tas sszrc1 z2 Gz5s
lL-o1E1 GizlGs-szzz51E = car2l
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Nh A-6zsEs IT, S1s-E u E3zzl
E1-s5 II E@E=az Eoo5 1zl-1 2-5 VIII
za-z1E -6z- Ero1E had ben 5-E:
M Nz-5-C- E61-ssss5 hin ls--er o
Viii IL following < : eCE
Mr. TzlE-o1- desiring c-ly - Il
F-5iEz-z.5- LIS discontinued -1z no
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
10 BE Welded.
Dr. J. r Hex>on and Miss Della
Shelby u IS United.

On ThuESEzT afternoon ThanksgiF-
nz Day. Mss De-lz Sasshy and d..
las I wzyscz s-s q y mzrrizd- The
caEozy XII L Qs-to-nsd by ReT-
G. L Pslsoo- pastor Of The First
2Ge,Lo65S- church Mss Shelby came
u Eozol-Iz this Fssr from The East
zi-h chs family Of Dr. Carter Of k0O-
Ian El- : visit 70 Hawaii She Is the
LzEsa-e- II : former commissioner OF
Central Pzrk- Nsw York City Miss
See@hy L n orphan and has spsnt the
greater Va-J5c1 OF her life with rels-
lfvS q Ezs111- Pa where she became
acquainted sO7s ysz-s ago with Mrs
Joh1 E1A The young lady Who Is 10
become Mrs WzTsC1 las since hEr a6-
Ts11 EsEs By E=r sunny disposition
and pleasing Ds11s-s made many
trz1GS She = LADY OF cultivation
E5 Gs presence and VII become 2
fsEo-its 4 Honolulu
Dr. Jas 7 WzysC1 = quite EelI
known Z This community He czus
. Ehs Islands about four years ago and
Ezs ba 2 S1cc6SSf1l and popular
p-se-Iuo1a zloosz from The day o. his
arrival HIS I'D hom= Ezs Il Po-t
ToWnssnd He : EsI z y01ag nan,
b-r : vel established here Dr.. Wzy-
so1 ~zs q Oze uus Z surgeon in Tie
Z : RsvE1C= s=ETie= AID II ISS5 here
MS ~iEh The " G. 4 Later he Ezs
for : tine II charge Il Quzrz1tius
Island and Il The kzIihi RscziFing
SzsIo1 HIS father Is ~ell-knowa
CZesT II Chs L. : Navy
Tls Welding Eil private affair
Alter Lhe ceremony : fen days ~iu *
sp=nC q The Mznos hone OF M. and
and Mrs. En-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23

Ia 11a-Eaz--ol6 10y q J 4 Jo11-
81 q LIN CEltEE, H. Z s11sec- ID
z--z4zE u Co1r- Nj ToEs11 SAYS Ee
Z szEe5 that -5s timely use q
Clte-Lzz1fs Co1E Remedy, during
: ssTE-s z--zek- AFsl his little boy
Etz He i Il tze drug bElesz, :
-lhe- q The fin q ToAo1 Bros
u t1E pIzcs; and Ls! hz16I= Z great
@y pa 1eGG-= fo- throat and
Ing GEsazs& h had Al 1tase 70
c-ooss Eo-- and skilled physicians
reEy e -@vo-6 % tE cal, hi 81
lsra5 This r0sdE fo- Zs= II Lz oT1
1zolT Il Z Rs Eha his chld's life
rs II 61z-, bsz1ss hs knew Il 10
y Epz-lo- % any oiE- and EnU
IL co-nUy oTE fo- rs eUss q c-ozp.
NJ. Toznso1 SIZE this e Lhe bss--s=ll-
f-z oozzh Csiicz-e thsy hzrdls, aid
@t Il gives spl=-did satisfaction Il
II cs Sold u al druggists and
6szIs-z, Benson, Smith & Co, sge1E
f1- Hawaiian LElzrdE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23

ECo-gl
OZes II IL Se=-E q Hawai-
HID o. - 1871

O[s u IL S1=E q EzEz
Hlc. Oc- - 1871
M E-=5 Wz.5-cz- E0-o-c--
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Ez1oz and oozs55s-z15cz q III IL
C@s-Ezt=S Attending he mus
ss-czLE u EO- baggage Il Null
D5s--lCE II Aa1zlz Z! Police o=o=-s
n q about -z= 18Th n F=1--sry last
I zz sz1zz-=s5 Thai E-sz- Injustice VS.
G1z= F0Z
Wt-EazG r=T5sEEE II E=-sI -E= IL
cz5z--S esC--=s-s5 Nth HAT sszrc1-
ESE ID zs|e ECC HAT EEils z-o1s
TE 61z= EcZ and yoC E-e whC-lg
cDs-=S II ELz R-1=- he zc-I0-
tzka II 1ys5lf and thz Pl-ia= C=csrS
=E IL raS1l- q 0isz-t1--z-1u-- z-t
tz- GE-s EE 10 EU15 q cs--sc-
s51-=5- With any Illegal -r2sze--oo
Etz-s1=TE
CCEE IL cz-c1Es-z-oaS- ! HI o-lE
Gs1 Z N duty hi Il zEoo5s II
Tszs1rs- u c1-Es1-- 50 tzr g Al able
IL hD Tat rs Cul= and 10 81
press H @e=-= regret tc- -he 0oc1r-
RIA
VIII TcZ- rz-Zissz0z / iii cz1ss :
co-F II this -z--z- 70 b published -
thai any zruzE tzv-=sz5o- =hi-h GL=
p-1-5c nay have r=a=lTs5 II regard u
IL Zz-1zr nay y rs1UTs1
Respectfully EOIrs-
L 4 ANDREWS
She-iE q Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
On 20 Washington.

Tie Pseife Nal ~hzrf vas crowded
With nzuTs and foreigners Saturday
afternoon Il Ite tine OF departure Of
Lhe Gaelic Ehieh took 70 san Fran
elsao. J b EzuIiz- president OF the
Alo5s Aha Soeie-y- Ezlzuokslsui
president q tls Kzlzizi1z Soe5sty;
JOIN Richardson OF Mani and VIZ
and q This city ne four constituting
: delegation from The native patriotic
societies ss1t 70 Washington 70 pro
tal against znneLzuon- They Eers
e9Fersd with lsts By their friends e
Eer= Senator PsIiEe~ and Ex-Senz-
III D1bo5s Eho made many friends
EhIle here
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
Senate Picture.

4 fra enlarged picture Of ths men
bars q he Senate q Ihe Republic Of
Hawai- tie Cabinet Ministers and
others - tLey appeared o. ths day Of
Tia calling togs-he- q the Senate for
Ihe ratification O The Annexation
Treaty. has j1s1 bee1 finished b.
DzEsy. Ehs photographer After re-
naming N the SHOW window for Z few
dzEE, II VIII be presented 70 the Sen
z-e and Viii probably De hing in the
assembly hall Of that body.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
UNION SERVICE.

Thanksgiving Program for Three
City Congre gations.
Following is the program OF the
Union service at IL a. m. on Thanks
giving Day st Central Union Church:
Prelude, viols, organ and paino sS-
compartment.
noxology and Lords prayer.
Responsive reading.
Hymn Ices,
Reading Of Scripture.
Anthem.
PRAYER.
Anthem.
Orertory.
Sermon by Rev, c. l. Pearson.
Hymn 1850
Prayer and henediotion.
The Rev. T. n. GSrvin and Rev. n,
2. Birnie will take part in the service
The collection at the Union service
will be for the Strangers Friend So
ciety.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
Branch Stnra

Thomas Wall of the firm of Wall.
Nichols Company, viii 90 to Hilo on
The kinsu today 10 alJend 10 the work
Of establishing z branch store at that
plaza He xiii be gone just long
enough % finish up the arrangements
Ehea he viii return 10 Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
Veteran Fn~men.

Good baking powder is
cheaper than cheap baking
powder, because itdoesn'tmaSe
doctors bills.
Cheap baking powder
generally contains alum-bad
for the stomach. SthilLiAs 5
Best is at your grocerS.
A shilling X Company
San Francisco Sh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
To U@ a Lzunoh.

4 Eueh arrival b 1s " C.
Hal f-u7 hzzz5 q Sudzy- Ills rs
fo-1Eiy oEa5 b Chzs GAY Int II:
baa sd 10 W LEsa Mo I'll Cs=
Z . "a tEs b=-1E o Tia E1Z16s- Q.
Ia Eagzzs Lu-Icg Fraternity
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
OUR REPUTATION

For rime waich cork is wide-
spread: but zee irish to I'M
press the fer EhO may not
gat BE- IN line. rith the neceS-
Sify of sending their iratchss
ichsa out OF order TO as d.
racfiu:: aud not tJ-St ailOW er-
erg tinker TO rain the lCafch,
after lChieh, send It to us for
pr0peF repairs.
The Cost IS aitcdyS more to you.
after such treatment =; erer so
much batter to send It right
dolon to Hs, for ice allOlt
nothing but perfect irOrk tt
ieare our rOrkshop.
You lciH be surprised, too, hon
much cheaper it i0iH be, ana
hOlo mWch more satisfactory
to goa.
II tches are securely PACKED "a
ioOoden bOres, aud returned
IN the safest possible manner
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
Calisaya-

The best proof of the virtue in pre-
paration is the results obtained by
taking It. The remarks from those
taking the remedy speak very highly
Of It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
Pepsin

1t will give strength to the stomach,
invigorating to the liver. tonic to the
bowels and correct digestion.
As tonic and builder. this valuable
remedy stands unsurpassed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23

TIMELY TOPICS
NOVEMBER 20, 1897.
When YOU See : 4 Ks 5:" S
umn you can make up your
mind that we have tested it
beforehand, and have found
it well worthy of serious at
tention.
Our business is trade, and
our trade is in that class of
goods best suited to the
country and the ideas of the
peopIe--the best.
CHEAP HARNESS is not
necessarily worthless har-
ness.
Weare in a position to pur-
chase cheaply and can there
fore give our purchasers the
benefit by selling cheaply.
We stock all descriptions
of harness, from the plain
plow harness to the elegent
buggy set, either in black or
russet leather, express wagon
harness, dump cart harness,
mule harness. ETC.. etc.
An inspection Of our large
stock will convince you that
we know our business, and
the prices we have placed
upon our goods will surprise
you.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-23
Bitters

Try q bottle snd tone up your sys-
TEN, which will enable you to do your
labors with ease and comfort.