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The times., 1897-11-06

Mrs. LaTlier Dunn is spending the aJtuma
at her country home in Virginia, and 1t is
among the probabilities that SHE will re-
main there throughout the winter.
The times., 1897-11-06
Four Specials i'm Dolls
for the Opening Are:

German Dolls, with bisque head, curly
wig and full ball joints, at
29C each.
Brownie stockinette Dolls. in six
different kinds, at
25c each.
16-inch German Dolls, full jointed, curly
wig, shoes and stockings, at
SOC each.
16-inch .'Kestner'' Kid Body Dolls, real
HAIR, moving eyes, shoes and stockings, at
$1.OO each.
W00dWard & | nthr0r
The times., 1897-11-06

Today we shall give you
an opportunity to get all silk,
satin double-faced ribbon
3 1-2incbes wide-wh hich sells
regularly at 30 cents a
yard, for COMMONWEALTH
The times., 1897-11-06

Ex-Gov. Carroll, of Maryland, is negotiat.
Ing for a house for the season His sister
in-law, Mrs. Charles Carroll, also intends
20 spend the winter In this city.
The times., 1897-11-06
Specials i'm Millinery.

Ladies and Children's un-
trimmed felt hats-w hich are
now sostylish-in all the yery
Observation-Disclosures sold
In all stores about town for
60c., will be offered to-
day for. ................. $50
The times., 1897-11-06

Here is a fine black brill
liantine 9r serge, which it
is Impossible to duplicate te
elsewhere under $5-lined
Throughout with rustic per
caliue-velvet bound and per-
feet in hang which
We're offering for. S3.RS
The times., 1897-11-06

Handsome broeaded grDs
grain silk skirts best OF lin
fngs and velvet bound with
the stylish Hechu hang,
So values, for. or.....$5.0 as
The times., 1897-11-06

An interesting addition 10 the list Of
November weddings IS the marriage OF
Ms Mary Sawyer Foote Il this ,sty. to
Austin Thomas, N. d, OF Unity, Md.
The times., 1897-11-06

To Cure Cold 10 One Day
Take Laxative Biomo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund he money If it fails TO
cure. 25c. se2-tf
The times., 1897-11-06

Ladies' Saltz's best silk
seal plush capeS-guaranteed
the latter have Vatican
pleat backs, and both are
trimmed with Angora fur
and lined with rhadane silk
worth no less than
$6.9S ...,.......SA.08
The times., 1897-11-06

Gen. and Mrs. ordway, who have been
travelling abroad and are now in London.
VIII elniark for home in a few days aud
upon their arrival here win take posses
sion Of their handsome new residence on N
street.
The times., 1897-11-06

Ladies' K ersey coats have
now fly fronts new coat
backs welt stitched seams
storm collars which button
high on the neck
rlappockets-toSO.. So. .0S
The times., 1897-11-06

Ladies' black kersey cloth
capes, with Vatican back -
velvet iulald collars strap
seams "A Towsofstitchingand
finished with small
silk buttons Ito go..S2. 0S
The times., 1897-11-06
How TO Cure Bilious Collie.

Il suffered for weeks with collie and mains
In my stomach caused by bilfousness and
had to take medicine all the while nntiI
used ChambeTlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me. !.
nave since recommended it to good many
people. MIS- T. Butler, Fairhaven, Conn
PERSONS VINO are subject 10 bilious collie can
ward OF thS attack by taking this remedy
as soon as the first symptoms appear. Sold
by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail
druggists 93S st and Conn ave. and :
st. NV. and 1928 Nd. ave. ne.
The times., 1897-11-06

Stylish brown, black and
blue cheviOt, eheviot serge
and tan covert cloth tailor
made suits fly front, silk
lined 1ackets-strap seams
proper width of skirts and
splendidly made, and
SIS yalues-for ..S12,0S
The times., 1897-11-06

Exquisite electric seal (first
quality coats and capes-
both lined with handsome
satin coats have new coat
back and new collars -cape2
are full ripple $40
values Tor -....-.....$2 rs
The times., 1897-11-06

Boys blue chinchilia reef
ers with plaid hnings-bound
with Hercules braid-deep
sailor collars-Such a REFER
The times., 1897-11-06

MI and Mrs. Herman have announced
the engagement OF their daughter Cora
10 MT. Robert Lee Kernsooff OF EgfttDiorr
The times., 1897-11-06

$500 To Philadelphia and 81 2.oo
Return via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets good on Z, 8, 8, and IL a m.
trains Sunday, Nov. Z, going, and on ALI
trains returning same day except the Con
gressional limited. no2- 9t.oy,' ~
The times., 1897-11-06

Lot OF about 500 boys
blue pleated flannel shirt
waists, such as every store
in town sells for S9e.-to 20
for today at 4Sc
The times., 1897-11-06

The engagement is announced Of Dr.
Hough, OF the Smithsonian. to Miss Marie
Zuck, OF Arizona
The times., 1897-11-06

Capt Capertou, L. 5. ", with Mrs
Caperton ana their lovely little daughter,
Marguerite sailed some tine ago for Sitk;l,
Alaska, on the Marietta
The times., 1897-11-06

MT. and Mrs. William II. Walker have
issued invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter, Mayday Louise, to Mr. William
BrIUlon- The ceremony VIII take place
at the Calvary Baptist Church, November
II, at o'clock D. IN
The times., 1897-11-06
EDUCATIONAL.
TANNERS SHORTHAND

andBusiness College. Loan and Trnst Build
ing, 9tb and f. Day and night session.
Catalogues. sal 80 1-omo
The times., 1897-11-06

Lot Of 69S pairs OF boys
eheviot knee pants-good 29c.
Yaiues-good wearable quail
tieS-wel made will be put
on sale at the unusually
low price of f.........1Ac
The times., 1897-11-06
The rIenu for SATURDAY.

of of
of nensu
o eas
The times., 1897-11-06
THE DEATH or JOHN LYON.

Mr.. Ed. H. Droop has gone on a brief
trip to New York.
The times., 1897-11-06

Today we shall place on
sale a lot of handsome Os-
trich plumeS-sold else
where for Sector. .2Ic
Black Ostrich Plumes-for
which others ask 9Sc--
go today for............60 sc
The times., 1897-11-06

reefer and double breasted
siZes-Dobbiest garments So
ever bought-to go
Tor =. :. ........-S S3. .49
The times., 1897-11-06

AS q special Offering you
may have handsome black
boucle tan covert or a black
kersey all-silk-lined coat
made with all that is newest
in style coats such as many
stores are selling for
as hishas 81 2-fOr. SIS. 90
Lot OF striped camel's hair
skirts made splendidly-per-
rect in hang g-Velveteen & .,und
and lined with perca tine
$500 value = To
20 iof .,.-.-.-...-..$ $ls20
Ladies black-figured bril-
iiantIne skirts well made
well lined well bound with
a hang which distinguishes
all OF Hecht's skirts
81 value for ..... SI.10
Children S blue and brown
and red chayiot reerers, with
extra cape, collar trimmed
with soutaehe braid 81
value ....-......$ So. 98
Ladies' black, blue, tan and
green kersey cloth Goa ts-
with velvet inlaid Collars
flap pockets-lined with diff
ferent high colors OF sa tin
duehesse fly front--
TO go Tor ........$IO
The times., 1897-11-06

Boys fine all wool cheyiot
and cashmere knee pants
suits-blue and black aud
fancy plaid erfects-fine lin
ings and fine tTimmings--
The times., 1897-11-06

Boys winter weight gem
uine blue Worombo chinchilla
reefers-in- REFER collar and
round velvet collar sizes
bound and trimmed with fine
Hercules braid-Splendid lin-
ing-S4 and So values
TO 90 for ......S2 "a
The times., 1897-11-06

Boys black and blue and
fancy cheyioI suits-all wool
-reefer and double breast ed
Jackets-pants have double
seats and knees-ltalian
Cloth lining the Sd
suits about town.
to go for. ....la.....S2.A0
The times., 1897-11-06
300 Mems So and So Suits, S5.25
The Big Values in Boys Clothing.

Boys cheHiot knee pants
suits-iR ronnd-coilar sizes r
D TO L o ars-the most de
sirable hard wear patterns
thoroughly made andfiIuShed
$3.50 values every
wheFe--to go for I. $1.39
The times., 1897-11-06

which usually cost you S2.25
andS2.50,andare cheap
at that, to go for .-SI.40
The times., 1897-11-06

Boys chinchilla REFERS
small sizes with REFER col
lars-laFge sizes with velvet
collars plaid lining-bOund
ana trimmed with Hercules
braid splendidly made and
perfect in fit: $500
and $3.50 values,
10 go for -.-$ $1.9S
The times., 1897-11-06

We Give Trading Stamps.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Appearance ot Pail Nargelts,
he Osner old iavorites last night at the
Vheatpr made the lapse OF tnirty-ive
years seem Ia, o very short span aHd
many there were last night who In.
hulled In vivid rec5llectiOus OF tho
lime when the Salt Like rheater was
c9mplsted ana plays ike The CnsrCoal
Busner and accompanying farces were
presented, 10 tue Intense satisfaction
Of the audiences iu Attendance und
what flood OF pleasant memories,
anu some sal once, were brought
again to mind as the old familiar
voices OF Phil Msrgetts ami Harry
B0wring res unlGd from the stsge.
what an unilmitsI tale the walls OF
thls nlw h lssuTic builiiug could un.
old VI STARS nose lights nave bright
iy glisieneu iUr while, only to be
IImmsd by those at greater briIliRuce
OF ne the pubic took on new fancies.
Mlrgetts and Bowling are born
@. mmsIIans anu II they live to be
cenluriOns VIII no doubt retain
their facilities for fuu mnkiug. While
Ina performances last night Of "phe
CnarcUal BurGe" was Interesting rs
q smiuescsnce, the evident apprecis-
-iou OF tue gu hence was tribute to
the his riouIc abilities OF the Pioneer
players. Mrs. Cummings aud Mrs.
BfOwh gave excellent support; the
latter being particularly happy in Inc
character VI the vIvaciOus Barbara
Juuts aud also as Liddy in the farce,
Her so ~ weta both good ami the
Irish song resolved well deserved
o. clre. Ardelle Cummings male an
excellent EmIy N The farce, An old
IIms ttUTs OF tue performance was
lts len ga, ~ being 1870 De ore 1t was
over. Tonight A Wonderful Woman
anu rne IOJdiss maze IN the bill.
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that Ia exsct!y wust happened toGey.
An cd cover. meut schooner had
been rescued from some wOJd pile o
o her, anu ratified ovlr the pavement
In really gnos'lv menuer, milking
1ue think OF Rip Va Winkle, or the
ske etou ribs OF the II yinP Dutohmsu.
1t woulI bs interesting 10 know where
mis- yoke Of cattle nhs beeu taught T.
zee end aw." They cannot be sur
7iy3tJ OF '47.
THE SEA GULIS,
Were the sea-gu.l-, which perch In
ihousauds on the ISLAM OF Great Sail
Leke, Holuated lodby by the sui er-
human int liiReuc. which, during
tue tummer o. '4s mate them the
srenis OF sod Ia ssvitg toe crop Of
the Plon,srs,they would surely b. he
IN delegation anu 1lcks To Tee how
they arc hOnoreu IN iLe Pho Ger pr,
c.ssiOI.
OIa raiseu platform, surmounting II
Il ri whOte sise- de icied in gfnph q
psiutinas the wa cry home OF tn
nlId, was large white block on when
with outstretched wings was q II ok OF
gulls eagerly watching for eriekets.
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NEWS was carried out with but few
chances, snd these were uulmporiaui.
After General Y ,nng and AIDES, who
presented nm imposing appearance on
black ana while horses, came Gtni
Marshal MT NJ. Brigham aud aidef
also mounted ana wearing yellow
ssshes.
Nearly two hundred indians fol.
loweo, representing the "Oldtst Ia.
habitants." The only features strlE.
ingiy ike their foreiathOrs OF AT weru
their foces. painted red and yellow,
their bulie,-like heads with STOCKS OF
black hair aud their pro U.S. Orna.
menlat,0n in bends ami other shining
gew.gawg. For the rest they were
o,t y dressed in cltizens clotbes,witn
the addition OF red ola ukels, which
sunk to heir hips anu draggeu al their
heelf. One other feature, striking
India 3-iike, was their peculiar chant OF
monOtonOus siugIng.
The equaws followed. They were
dressed in the icu1est cglors They
could buy; squltiy little women
many of them whose fat cneeke
shook as they tTisu to keep M with
their "lords" Three hsd wicker era.
dies on their Dacksfrom which p.o ru =
ed little brown faces with black beads
or eyes. Oue of tbs pApooses was
eucklng ms thumo, which fact wOu,O
seem to sufficiently prove hrs kiHsbin
with the white race. The lndian dog,
mat unmIstakabe lean, huugry-cysJ
cur, WIS Eiso In the procession, led by
an Indian maiden. Every age OF The
Ulah In Ian race was In the parade,
and 1t was plBin 10 sse that the chill
dTon OF the es,ft eDiOyeu the disti.c.
,ion.
jim BgIDGE's CABIN
was unique anu very characteristic
float. A log cabin. ornnmented with
v,rious kinds of SIX ms stretched out to
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rorspective. Between these living
walls OF people rode Director Geuern'
Brigham Young ana hi4 corus OF Nv
.istAntr. Vhey were dfes0eI in blacB,
with lop boots, and wore the Pioneer
colors in bad e. Il sIshe'.
The utmost order and decorum
characterize nli the arrangement, ,
which Ia saying much when Ooe real.
zs now 4 I'll ult II is ~ tNsp such %
surging line OF spec ors within
roper boundP.
The parade was organized into def
Mite order On tue street south OF tn
Temple tqusrc. The modified orc-
,am ss published IN y s'erl "
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City Council.

The City Council held a brief seq.
si.n last night aud transacted consider
able routine business. The matter u
Chief Psatti back salary OF Sl,Oll.30
wac referred T. the committee on
claims. Aouug Chiet EsllugeT wss
auth rize 10 ssltu. ten special police
men for this wees.
rhe oliy recorder was Instructed to
submit me names o all Delinquent
license payers at the D cat meeting.
A supplementary cOnlrsct was
AWARDED John +. Heath for extra
street spriuSliug at the rate o! sl.l0
ner plocs per week.
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With the firemen.

The fire uepar menG VIII keep It's
fun fOrcs on GUY during the jubilee
so that calia can be promptly and
efficiently attended to. In tomUrroW's
parade the CHI mlcll e1giue viii De In
lue aud il any OF the ti1sts take fire
the bis 2e VIII be specify XIII guish ed.
The department nendquhrlers are nice
ly decorated, tie bpys having SHOWN
tnelr artistic ability thereon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

bureau OF Information aud pubic
comfort, in the Nottingham block. So
wet FlBt 5 nth. Thers nro 500
beds yeI hated snI # any ne goe-
without one 1T h hi. or her Iault. An
the hOlei' in Town have be not fod
oy Mr.. Duursr, that should any Of
them oe OvercrOwlsI TO send them to
him.
The wedding o. the water, troops Of
Arabs, Plili1n, Spe0Iy and trnr1z
prriurnance are the attractions AZ s Au-
air tory.
Mary Of the business houses clutel
their doors during tue p'raIe.
The Union Pac tc engine and car,
the iiut IL aTTiyc ~ Salt l. Ike CITY,
evoked hearty appliance on AL sides.
l.. q. RI. no mskss az efficient and
ubllIilg s'cl ,ary.
Rem nesoeuoes Of the pact were
awakened today, anu many q tear was
thed IN cone qIaucp.
jubilee beauquarlers was deserted
iuTipg the paisfe. L.. &. JnnuRln
Continued on pdge tVo.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

Jacksonville .hairt d groups shaking
u Dc and trading remir licences.
Aisle from thtss ty.scenes the rev
N literally swallowed up the old.
Ho'hlng In sight or sound, save these
v'e'Ans, calls to mind what wac.
ne'tnlly the Pioneer 1)ats will be
sbog and the Imagination win get
iuf'her As'ls,auce, but 1t ia not a time
y call up the sagebrush waste, the
" slnE coyote, the OK team, the
uug'tul ard log cabin filed with
'S'Aehoea'en, sun.burned I'M
nsiaH dressed in name.
y costumes THE eye AM
'1e cA' Hre 'u'l of the present. Il
~ pageant that psople have come to
Vines, pageant that bridges the
". ana the present ami is q prophecy
|ol the future.
Fsns Of Thousands OF exn.ctant
|rOpis 'hTougei the route of the pro.
|sa'on 'na crowded the tribunes
49, 'ot their accommodation, ami
|a'a every window and portloo that
l'fded a favorable view. walIe 1t
In generally understoud that the
Il ,t., To-Day "ss but a beginning
| "hat VIII be enown in the wav os
|ss'nn,iy during the Jubilee anu that
Of ils strongest ieaiutes are TO he
.oNeu lhler, the multituuea ver,
FstthJy saw. VIZ"
|,k,unss recession was inGesd a vivid
|sS,c 'eaon ia the hi.tary OF our
Isr"' me Utah II 1877. 40 wsl,
lm. 'ayea by The float bearing that
IN compared win the other floais
IA '"enung existing condjt IONS
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h., Lake City has pefhapR never
hlore bean so packed with enthusi' g.
\, .Ishtssor. The streets cea'e t.
4 ,,,s.,, shout the time when
!, b,eipf-they are rivers Of hui
I ,nltv in which the peoll IL surge to
4 t,o. here moving rapidly for
1,elch in rlpples Of anticipation to-
v,id tsme hap ening a block or tive
NAV, theirs formIng a whillpno
N nh moves round and rounl som
,using object OF interest; while ~
4 NO the street are to be seen Pionen
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bunch graaF, real wicklur, sm kc
hegrlnmei, amt q real family Di Ia.
d!sns seated around g.. a mountain
ban nd was cnvered with c.Jar aud
hb ilrot who man was peerin over
the summlt at the picturesque scene
below.
PioNEER SAW PR.
BsiUre log houses ull DO butt
logs had to ue sawed uccDrJiugy by
tue eaw-pit was the neXtI tie ur.et
of ri nser evDiu ION. On twI cras..
bafa tupp1r.e4 ~ posts lay lu..
De MAJ on 10Y and another la the
pit beneath were using dOub o..
hsndled rlp-ssw. On both suus nI
tbs pit wlre heaps OF saw Jus and
near Que lay snovel. l was TpuD
ietic hCetC, an wa meant to repro.
duce PIE, d,uts T } Tor uuI Gs-. q,
CenaOn IL ihsit ifst pioneer lIbIrs.
THE FIRsT HoUsE.-l647.
This was perhaps the most realistic
I all tho PIoteer nJlts, what II
ID net depict 1t sug. estoI. Eighi
potscs, ur abrest, ufew 1t si0rg. In
tLe center was hail on wbich nol y
rtaI log cabin. with ndObe chimney
u! OF which the smoke WIS curling.
a ci3ihts line wps hung with the
eanIy washing n pioneer house.
rold. A tell swung on two poets
warned the field iahIrars Of dinner
..iue, or OF lurking B4vaEes. a covered
wagon at oil. tHu OF the house sug-
stsl ibo 6uys' bed.
Below The hiI. snd forming the four
sides Uf the n,st was the Pioneer
ttcoka1e built OF upright cellar % sis
"un catto wood logs ~ilh spscts snow
tug rn adobe well with por-hoios. A
eah'Io root suggested the shelter Tor
M catilg. ItwlulL be ii Jull imagit
etloA that GgulI not with such assist.
aIce tran, port itseit to the opeuins
scsnos Of Utnn history.
THE SHAY SEED BAND"
vas mode up OF IA hil'-Ioze ragged
urchius who evidently rep! csc T. tea
tue ospirins musical genius Of early
dogs. They were "stTictly In i,,O
th ugh thai phrase was not Invented
~ the age they stoot Tor, they felt
heir Importance. as tbry anould, and
showe1 that Pioneer Boys hao stout
hearts, AMI were ready 10 face gr1g!er
'erlors than the desert.
'GEE AND HAw.D
1t was treat TO SEQ an OK team
shipping aheai of an electric car, yet
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dry. In front large uowlder on
which lay saddles, brides anu tfsppiug
toggory. In the oeuter IN stuneithv
Venerable trapper himsel', IN leather
olo hes ana Hompreru.
The Fremont county, Idaho, ban
followed. pic,uresqueIy decked out IN
white costumes, anu playing stirring
airs.
UTAH IN ls47.
No sooner did the float como In
sight than applause CRESTED 1t all
sloug the lines. Ii represe nted the
-esorE with zeal sage hrush, real
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

s. b. Miluer has commenced suit
against j. IL. Ogelsoy 10 recover 81 G29
IN pfum,asofy note ana 1882 in u.esa
anu aItoinVy's ices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-21

~, i,,s,- a.,
n -. .nr .ias
s'n,t 81 rt,rn,t ann
~" ~ u,,, IN, ,I5nis.- M, A.,
80 49, ri,s, g,,,-,c'i-n'
~ A,,ears,, -, rrzya
-, ~, n,.,narr
'.i',sa -, ,a,,,.t',t,i,,
''''S0 "'''
FIRST LTGisLA1lVE HALL.
r.ur ,,l,,,s u,,,ori,ny v,pl,sa
ro1t an, p |,sn' ain. MN, II ,yos
the categorical lcpreeentai "a OF tie
vIvor AZ -. a. I.giaI,tur, t.,,
I,ri. Ea,rnf a dgu ,aIn,n ~,
,I.rrt,o, a,i,,y ,,,s a l., H..
nsyt s,,,,1a aas lIor g',,iI w
Rirherds' the sols sIyv,v1r ~ the
ftsi CIV ,,1nnoii ofg,It I,.t,s No.
usnpI. .,.cuiat.n ne IN 80, ibn ~
ma and Ei,fr in the thiri caI.
fjgpe. Sg,is Nil. Wash. eirrt.d ny
IN. ciiizsus of VicInr CoIorad, IN
ieIrt.o.I mn ttrivtn1 citv A., one
JubiIpe. Tne INV UIII n,e.' - var ,
n..ntgreuI an IN t.p,n,r.t,:
rsta,tn
IA slOuty.nullt Carriage mofktd
"Pioneei" sat fiiteep men, rerrtsent'
L'eio0. Tbc csrriace de-, 1r nv
men' OF its own acc uui. 10 seata are
arranged on tno tlJes 10 lace enca
othef, ana here were held tAe council
meotlEss during the journey acr0ss
nc ans Tue n 'uvl' Logon Ia TOO
well known 10 need COMMENT. We.
are gihA max su Viv0ra u tue nlsttrIC
organ zAtlon are stlIi Ia QUO mlJsi.
THE nFsappr uru,s
hmm nann,, , ma v,,o,,s,r,,,,,
The nfcnitecture mat succeeded the
which IN Drsrupr Sr,vs - n,i, "a
eI l., ig5n pr,nI.r,
lurld col,re, with nor soI their heals
amused twinkle In their eyes,
slaclatote. mis- nnt.trursr
L'mons Las bse' OF inc iicnllb!o bgnn.
M 'he eveiopment OF tho State-
u 'nhs W 'be oraiuy men VINO have
year,. $3.50 ''' % ny
TEMPLE BUILDING
yns apprlpri .trlv r,ntes.,,t.i he, ,.,,
yuhe Of eide ,uIllur a ru5e bIocs ai
granite Tor ne fempio tquare'
THE SUGAR tNDusrHv
Aue nfst sugar luctoiy, thil OF 'b2.
illustrated by TWO huge corner Ia 'ilsf,.
ana tue secoBa by model OF ,hr
l. hi worke, showing tue movement
W pon1eIou' 'h"oYi merry thh vacuum
80, s mus ruAFaC'eiIs1it
i po'v .ppn't,us, IN. tHe hA!sheu
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n, Sa ahtiihe,is o a most ptriE,ny
n h v. me parade Rs whole ~
i h. s ,SS.ly more than all it mas as,
Al imn MO PAGEANT.
and 81. r"'ad'ThHi Surprised
Il, '"a'a 'ens OF Thuusands.
4, = ' = Time the parade vo, rsan :
hi ,i,c' ' temple street was packed
d II So, Two long iiles, esch q
h,ehsa ep'o, under umttellns
away til ihey wet. lo,t n,
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The First Days Parade Excites Delight and
AstOnishment



printing the n
Bands of IN Plonty
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The lrR was cylibd cai rni o. t 4
hollow WIS miniature @ y OF ior
h u On each coraer OF tie plat.
nrm waa stolf NJ rilenru gram.
This ard tho two Othet tl1ais- tah In
~ am the First Huu.e-"c'c i'm,
ei iy Nj. j, y. An ereUu, nm prove
TINT tho man ~ more than ordinary
giited with poetic ! eight.
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nomeI j. A CArmlun, who worked
with mo iu 1857, was tho Grstt4 tasp
a vantage OF tho rumor AMI locate a
cnim IN the fret ufaHoh when was
nam u by the miners Blnarza creek,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-05-31
Senator and Soldiers.

The days when senators and represent
atives in congress were expected to
frank letters for private soldiers, re.
counted by Mr.. j. A. watrous of Chicago
in some army "reminiscences, were dam
gerous ones for congressional visits to
the military camps.
Mr.. Watrous says that Senator limo.
thy o. Howe of Wisconsin once visited
the headquarters Of his friend, General
Rufus King, and was at the first oppor-
tuunity besieged by the soldiers with
packages of envelopes to be franked.
Senator Howe was one of the most
good natured of men, and Immediately
sat down in the tent of one Of the cap
tains and began to frank envelopes by
the hundred.
General King had made special prep
arations for dinner in honor of his
guest It was to eclipse all the camp
dinners that had been given for long
time. Senator Howe had been franking
envelopes about half an hour when the
call came for dinner. He went ON writ
ing, and General King came to get him.
go on, King; I'll be there directly"
said the senator.
Dinner was served. The guests had
arrived. No one ate, but after awhile
the colored cook was sent to tell the SEN
ator that the meal was getting cold.
"Oh, tell them to go ahead" said
the senator, still writing madly on SOL
dieys' envelopes "I'll be with them -
soon % ! can" ....