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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
1.-THE YOUNG LAWYER"
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.t,. a.. ,..r,
we hultoI
n- =. y .h.lt sk.tch oi pleasant
Wy, lpehi or il' Millprlnra Rational
MllllsTN comet ~. on DECORATION nay.
Mag o" ~ li Nangy fltn!tei Do the
W, s,uth plit ~ Pulaski county,
NsnluN 70
S.ul' ,N,lN over 'cofe ana 10 hnf
geals INV, '.td since We WUr' enc
h,k.t N .P'Ihte HtlusFl. intllnE
Wnt,n,' w it hrpuhi' QUA p.
ulNll' ~ WHl'h our f"rtttln.lf. nFr sN
gvn,in'ul' l.N h!illn conceived ln
~, ~ ~ anu r. l''dl'd tl lhn proposition
WA. "ll mon An created equal
we met near % grgat battle field
Wn.lr some ni ln" noble SOM uf SAID
ne,l,, Wy ih.Il !iics blood. ~ mhln-
Lnln th' honor nf in' stars aul Stripes.
YEA on the ground NJ their 1uii rrst-
lnt pace. 20 phN our r"frtciH iu thnm
N nl, a"Nr' inli ihlf dlN, May
sV.n' nav "''h H'l apart Tor ihdt put-
P,r.'
~. p,Npl' or ih' SCUM VINO i've close
70 w, u.,l'M,d Spots. l''k WIN an.
Ngiy i"I ihr Jay 70 arrive whom ihgy
can snow th'lf cHi'nw Tor ih.lr ruhl"
u'hus w q. N. representa- ~ liiht
Wcfr no I''' loyal ~ showing our pa
ttloiiHm ON ihiH occasion. We enjoyed
meeting WIN our friends HUl fellow
cluzcna, ana pltilkur ~ ihH spirit vi
tn occasion with Thorn.
We had juHi closed n HDrI.H of mo't-
lnFn about oifhi miles from thH C.mU-
tory, ana our friends DnlIlu.l upon uH
% accompany them, nud we were
pleased az ihr opportunity. IN morn
INK arrived, ana we became flmHN hni
discouraged, aa u looked ~ much IKE
rain, but We were pleased finally CO. uh.
serve that 10 was only "a throat. Tor nH
thH day proceeded tho weather was
h.duilful. not extra warm. aH there was
IL cool refreshing breeze ull day, aud
thn neat ~ tho sun being shut on lW
~" clouds nH thry unntrd through the
hir
\ Few moments quickly passed away,
WHOM We hoard the welcome WORLDS
This way brethren. Wr have room tur
you
We were soon seated 100 a thrc. .Iuch
spflngloss ."old hickory wagon. on
Two ohkspUt bottom 'h1lit ana lhf
long-carcd qnadrupeds cmulcp woro
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Opposition and victory.

=, bradleyton. Ala. June 20. 1895.
Missionary work began here IN
Ctenhhnw county about eight years
aBo, our nrat Elders were james {. orr
ut Tuoele county, Utah. and Peter
flam OF Kamtuok. bingham county.
ldnho, our county has population Of
1900 people, ana l doubt very much
mat mere was an Individual la ID who
h,ard the sound OF a Latter-dny
saint EldtFH voice prior to the time
that Elders orr and Flam entered our
Nouhg. 80 You VIII understand the
Sultva'S hahliested az The strange, yet
hh,i'plS,. h'''ase which these Elders
A. always the case. there were
mere, lhnse whose hearts were touched
hy the Inspiration OF heaven and thelr
upoIr were opened 20 tho Elders. In.
Nt.uElu1h began and today as "A re-
SUIT oI TINS small beginning. several
hnNr netn baptized into the Church OF
1nliaI, SUNDAY schools have been or
gani@cd ana are In good condition: six
81 IN. brethren have been ordained 10
ihe iIltstho1d, two 10 the higher
ffl.Hlhnoi ns Oocal EldcrD and four
as Priests In the Anronic Priesthood
quite a commodlous building has been
commenced ny meeting house which
MN pe completed IN the near future.
Notes and myself have been called A.
take short mission here. ana win
dnuhue'A soon be paired on with tvo
of The western boys. We will be- thanIf-
~ for the privilege 81 going Out ana
nfling up our voices 10 our nelphbors
BEARING testimony Of the great Latter
When the Elders came 10 ua. an was
M calm as "a Summers morning " IA
% true we had the am rent sso,s
nmorr 90 and they fought caeh an ~
until 'ih 'r contentious were ma ~
bars " castle" Rut they could al,
unite In opposing the neasaas whieh
h1s hohlnd u thus ssItb thn
Aohhlng Inns taken piece d,
which d0or-nslghbors would p,rtlcil
pate against their Mormon friends "A
F0clnu1n aH friends ana neirhhors mo-.
sometimes hnen Withdrawn. On
meeting house was once fred by our
eurmIns and olmo near burning doUn
our children have been darldod i'm tbe
schools by other children. nut Will
ms mas been the case. would NOT nv
your readers lon under the lmpression
mat the hest people OF the south In.
dhlge IN such actions ms these mar
nom H. ! presume that every eountrv
mas us good and It's bad. and 10 il Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, july o, 1898.

with u.s. There are thousands 81 good
honest souls IN the South who win yet
receive baptism at the hands Of the Iel-
dCrs % Israel. u they continue tholt
lnhors among them In the future az
they have done IN the past, clothed IN
humility and putting on the breast
plate Of faith and love. and for
helmet the hope Of salvation" Il
Thess.. $50
Many testimonies have come to us IN
this part Of the Masters vineyard IN
confirmation Of the truthfulncss ~ the
Gospel message. The sick have boon
healed. bones have been set. prophecies
have been fulfilled. and many things
have tranaplrcd 60 make Us know or
surety that this Is indeed the work of
the Lord
The News" reaches ne regularly FOR
which we are very thankful Ever
praying for the cause OF truth. I am.
your brother In the Gospel,
". n. pORMAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

"a. letter to Elder Rulon s..
n W. phulp s. Maycuck, who rs
wells,,, l'iI n the Turkish mission wri'eS
D. fl, ,l,,,hi brother Lund has given you
40 i9u,.' rsp1rt Of how matters STAND
. cemlp ',.''i,sl6n. However, we ma ihe
IN ihis "rsrhaps / should say eNoi,y-
rteie ding M1rmonlsm, rapluly
r'nt ,g IN this city. During our
f vhit the saints were nolu,lls
stones were hulleo tn'''sl
~ s',vd6ws On four OCCASIONS ~, Alu
w ~ slncs We have returned W sH,iae
action ~ mink that such occurrences
1ehhse ,itnrpthor disadvnntagcouH.
ore h", bo otherwise never would
reop, rJ NJ a Mormon. thus nave
|hii. ..,i9aitv aroused. and want 10
shelf w., orange doctrine occasions
Know Na.rrv indeed. our meeting
slch e,gnt hold an who want 70 en-
room "a ~ afo now seeking q larger
isr a ~ course. II the stone-thfowing
plac,. ,sriouH. we shall have TO ap.
Dtc9Hls prbtectlon. hut 50 Ions o. "
ne.. wiihln limits. u Is rather a soou
,,.y,lscment Cor us. -. ..,,
~. are several young men VINO WIZ
ln.,,.it.d ln few days. ! near nlsl
N|HfHh tNNt ON NNN N'AAAhtN 80.
rumber will be receiver INTO 'he
9 n1r5ibsr Hlniac and Nlshan , srrlysa q
~ VA ah1U 10 TO Alntab, where i
|il.i, h.feafirr labor. brother Larsen
nv rimain iu Aleppo. such dl,poal,
y. N ,is rremfd best 10 Brothers Luna
Tbi misaion has n promising OUTLOOK;
~. y.sif NJ thc brethren has in,spil e ..l
"" s,irts % new endcr"ors' ana th.y
s,.t NOV arc really n part OF the
a, motherhood. Before, they telt
,bsi thay had been somewhat n neg, y, !,
n,,tber Larsen and !, too. rejoice tn at
eH' Is,n 30 much assisted hN inc
.t,ru OF the brethren, and we feel q
moved desire 90 forge ahead IN carry
~ he banner ~ truth.
appoara from reports thni the
-is.i51a everywhere are prnRtvHsluk
+sp.iy. such nows II gladdenlns 20 vi
y6gr ah0rs. OF course. Increase, 9ul
i,r sure the extra burden " WHITNEY,
bone Mlllcnnlal star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

To the I1lior:
"As waters 90 a thirsty SOUL" 90 a
receipt OF ths Welcome MOVE o.. %
q humble Mormon missionary LAHORE
Inr far tho cause of truth amaug ih'
nations Uf the earth. mud 90 mf n
us shat 49,. Elders oughi. Il 900 zoe
k".NlIlau. 90 Uf Iur lLpr Ii.lh 'i
% kHInoas OF tha mlnlt mont ih'r. .
1r iu lrruHs.Hg, nH ih.N d1. in nl
tho "NHWH" with thU'f compliment il
De-. HsuI.Hniliy yHi lvng tH send 3D. i.W
IfUm1 uf our experience boo return, lg
pIrt tly. perhaps. Cor 90. trouble Iul
,AuUufp attached Do preparing hud
mailbag this infUr0Ht'nr periodical
since uur appointment Zoos oHnirr-
onUr. which. hy The way WH h".d 1.
Chicago last March. Eli M J.ns.h ana
/ htv. enjoyed 90 variety Hi tNp"u-
,ur.a. which ln their nature. NfN. NOE
only contributed p.cc 60 nur WORK. uut
tended largely t1 strength n Uif tillh
and broad % lur testimony Iu 90. dc
NIu.fy uf thf restored tIHp no .uH
Christ w have 40 times suffered d .
pf.vHuHnH. We have also h.Dn ''EH.l
many times. bat thD latter loo 10 most
1grrUlhl. manner, havlnr hli il' ne
served 90 me-. M connection with HIh g
GOOD ihnrs. hy kind frI.HlfwhHu The
Lord. Do ihp hldr Hf nn 81, bad raised
uu ti uH Do HlmIuIaI.r o. uuf uU HI-
tlUH. We have iHhlrri alternately ln
thH country aud the cities. meeting
with some rurc rs. priu .pIIIy Zoo Hl-
lavIns prejudice Tho uupIr 90 600
nrN pirt 0f Illinois ChH locality tl
which wH wHrE NHHIeu.l comprising
parts ~ christian. Gh..uy aud Sans be-
Mur cauuiign. $50 Uul Aa ru'e hIV,
h.ird iha Ola wHtnuut yarns circulated
hv our ON miles. principally IH .lr'y
dlyn. whl.h SIN cling o. u<rr ana
robson their minds against anything
that aiyuri uf Mlrmlr.rm We uu-
raDlrd 90 explaining away some NJ
NJ gross mIranr TonIil1nH and sr-
curing some friends among ihH people.
IN pnvl. small town ln thH t1n
county. we lIhursd flr several weeks
srrehdiug the Gnpgi uH heH. $40 could
from hlunc i1 h1usH ana hlll.uF meet.
ln'rH on ths streets. the llttHr however,
could have been mnrr FuH 'll shan
they wUra. HII hy Thorn $50 hIu. some
good was accomplished
our tracing leo ihIs city was good
ana we mot several hga.y educated
people.
Far tn past two woke We h1vo
been lah1riug LOO M" capital city Uf ll-
linula. Sur.u NH'l, and hrlr wr expect
On romlIn OR some tWH r0I1UnE il.
story ~ tho restored Gospel and benz.
Ing our testimonies Uf JOS truth, ihIt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

Honey Grove, Fannln CO., Texas.
July I. 1885.
|'ra the Edl,ori
was h1puzsd and confirmed Dec.
%. 1895. by Elders ~. D. Miner ana
be. b. H. Tlmbinscn. have ever
|olt 10 thank my heavenly Father Ion
,lldlng their footsteps according TO
10 teHiimonlcD 90 our vsry d1sT,
ud can sing praises o. Ills grcat
namr when 1 th.uk OF HE lost condI-
ION We were IN when thlrt twl hum
h.e Elders came % our rescue. soon
'tter ] obeytd The Gospel ths advty-
lfy began % rage with great fury.
ne Elders were driven from 0ui
nidst, ana u has ever since been con.
nary 10 ,ho counsel OF those appointed
preside over them Tor any of them
Nl.t Fnnnln county In a f-w
l9n. M ! had 10 part with am the
4lh's who lived here, and was len
'Mhe is u Were, In the midst M mob.
,,rley and although have tried with
". NY might TO i've my religion. mat
'g NE might be a good example for
n,le 20 follow, striving 10 nilay mo
,!aalee existing hsse against the
,,' nave NOT SUI q gdld 10 any
sa' extent and yet eel that have
-" AUG ~ accomplish good work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
FROM MISSIONARY FIELDS.

can see that the Lord had a great
purpose In desiring me 90 remain here.
and I feel as though delverance IL
nirh. Through my earnest prayers
and those Of the Saints at Lane. Hunt
county. / had the privilege OF attend
Ing the conference az Fate. Rockwiii
county. iho last Of April and the ist "
May, and ~ seeing my two oldest chill
drdn baptized. u was distance %
about 90 miles. know for myself that
the Gospel is true. and feel to press
on In the work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

Maori she married a white man. Woo
ls now dad. Her grown children all
aud good hOusckecpers. 600 W. are come
font lbiy located Thy aro IH NOM
bcrs Of the church. Elders Judd and
briggs are iabprlng amluE lh. Eu.
ropcans and make their home here az
a reasonable rate. and thus have a
place for he "tlmuakl" VIII he come
TO Auckland.
We are expecting Droihees Newhy
and Mapiaby. the latter ufrIluuIariy.
AZ he h "A g;od Maori mI-s..plr,
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w W WRIGHT.


Fond do Lac. WIS. July o. is9s.
10 the Editor;
A. Tho lm' hundred ana wcniy-sec-
oni anniversary VI the signing W the
Declaration 0f linden ul nee htH now
passed. we take pleasure in telling the
udura % the News how fImH 90
thc Saints and Elders % Fond 100 Lao
observed the occasion. a lars. bus
was 1pEurgl, Into whlUh Ei1Drs E. w..
Croft l.. =. Jones. james g. Murdoch,
pre1n nils. besides Elder n. J.. Kiria.
aIfan' NJ thH branch Elder Ch1fisa
Roller. superintendent ~ the sunday
.nI,L ana uluU uf thH SiIrsa with two
Invited frirnit seated 90 mselvcs with
lunch baskets and Geo cr m is com.
rhnuuf, arr drove 90 90" beautiful
iJtlc Lake Dfncvon We t.lk 90 our
quarters DO 10 beautiful rrHv. near the
margin NJ thr lake. wh.T. $50 found
two largo tables no uur disposal upon
watch We placed our baskets ana then
we proceeded 90 tniIy ouraUIv,H IN
boating. foot racing and other afh-
lciic sports. Elder J. g. Mufd1tk ore.
atrd n wealth ~ fun hy Ills iuy.st cone
VIBRATIONS. and Elder Cr5ft G.nad In
The fnHilyiil.a ln truly American
way. feeling that h. was In the land
nf the ffH'' with mono o. max afraid.
~ 1850 pm. che numbers wUrH In.
creased by the advent ~ Elders 20 \.
ltupp J. u. Cummings ANA u. - BALLS.
These brethren had been out into hf
country holding meetings ana had
twenty-five miles O. come in order 10
take part In the festivities 1va after
noon was taken up Ia hihittis umuHr.
mruiF ana ilvial couveralfllna. Inter.
Tpcrs0i with the singing ~ hymns ana
patriotic songs. and short .mpromptu
speech by Elder J. n. Cumming upon
ihr history % she AmerEln continent
and the dealings % tho Llrl with me
Inhabitants ~ the same.
The ride back 90 the city. during
which singing was INDUCED ln. COIN.
plo'cd n day long 10 DE- remembered
hy all who took part
IL ..t.aI.Ir....-.
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no the Editor;
Having received a call Tor n mission
60 the Northern states on May 3. 1897.
! lcft my home. family and friends at
liinckloy. Utah. and arrived nt Muncie.
Ind, on May ~. 1877. WIS met by
Elder ". s. Afnoldson ~ MotUnl. Utah.
as my travelling companion inburrd
there for about ten months. making
many good friends.
After our conference. held on March
18Th. 18th and iith.isss. nt indianapolis.
IND. Elder J. ~. Hale OF Perry. Idaho.
and myself were assigned to open up
u field M labor In Frankfort. clinton
county Ind. ana have since then boon
engaged In distributing tracts aud
converslng with the people ON ac-
count Of continued Illness. Elder Hale
was released to return home. Sly
present companion 20 Elder 4. Larson
~ Snowflake. Arizona. Although We
meet with some opposition. the rpopie
treat No. very kindly. and many ere
beginning 10 inquire after truth and we
are ever ready 20 assist Thorn as we'll
ns We can trusting In God tD assist Va
&C all times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
Hosiery and Underwear.

We can give you the bUst zoe Hose
Tor Misses and children that you over
bought They are sold everywhere
from Zoe 90 lhc,
Boys extra heavy Bicycle Hose at
isc and 23c.
Ladies' Hose from g. to 9lr.
We have a spioudid SIX Stocking Tor
zoe ana pjC,
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed undory.sta, &c..
Regular noe UndprycatH Cor 9e.
You want tu 500 our Zoe ANA zoe I'M
drrvtstH: ihry are worth double,
Ladies' Print and Lawn Wrappers,
$50.
better grades at coo, zoe ana g5r,
Ladies' nice Novelty and Basket
Cloth skirts. esc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
We Sell

Good CalicoH at 3Nc.
Fast c0lnrcl Lawns, SIC.
White Lawn, iilc, bc, and Gi4c.
Grenadines that others SOIL tt sale.
for ialec. WE SELL REGULARLY
FOR 40
Yard vide p,rraleH. only Dc,
Black sltteen. 5i1c.
White Cross nar and striped Dlml-
ties, o, and &C..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
Notions.

Good Carter Elastic az 30 yard.
Hat Elastic. iC.
Two dor Hn0EH A Eyes Tor lc.
shnrp's English Needles. 10 a paper
knittlng SIR, bg a spool,
Dress Stcrls, pr dozen, iC,
TWO YDs. VALENCIlfNNIS LACE
EDGE FOR zoe.
TWO YDS. COTTON TOHSlON
LACE FOR ONLY &C..
Hest guk Baby Ribbon, IT, yard
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LOT OF
ribbons ~ THE CITY, ~ PRICES
BELOW ANYTHING SOLD HERE.
we have a good Money Purse for
90 and Dc,
button Hole slk Twist az ic "a spool
Ladies Pocket Books at 100, Toe, sic
and 50c
we sen \ good pair NJ speoinclcs for
30 ana 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

-Se psuiofqns oul usuqnd 81 p'iilm
r. stevenson. the News has been per-
viva ispla moJ ialisi oiuAlid ~ moid
tractsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

pa North flrrt West

For sale By 2. c. A. T.. clark m.
drrdge g Co. western Hardware Co..
rnit Lake Hardware Co.. ana Goo, A.
Lowe. Salt LAsa City. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
Shoes.

We carry a fun line of Shoes, and our
prices are below any "Sllq price, boo
town
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09
SAMUEL D. BROWN.
Alone, but Faithful.

Honey Grove. Fannln CO.. Texas.
July I, 1885.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-29
LIEI TENANT GIBBONS.

Lieutenant +. X. c. Gibbons, r. N.
who is well known here, has just been
in command on an expedition into the
riots had occurred among the natives.
The West India Regiment was so
bothered by'small attacks from the
brush that Lieutenant Gibbons had to
land his Nordenfeldts and field pieces
and drive the malcontents from the
villages and brush. There is a group
portrait of the officers of II. b. VI. S.
Fox. to which Lieutenant Gibbons is
attached, in the last Illustrated Lon
don News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-29
JOHN BULL Is SYMPAIH|ES
ARE STRONGLY WITH AMERICA
IN THE WAR.
The Continental Nations Generally
Side With Spain, but the Feeling IS
Mild and Underlined.

PARIS, April 10.-The sympathies
of the continental press are almost
wholly with Spain, particularly in the
Latin countries, but these sympathies
are of a quiet, platonic nature. based
upon some vague idea or other of fra
ternizing against little known and.
perhaps, an almost barbarian foe. or
upon some vague fear of that dimly
understood but none the less terrible
bugaboo labeled the Monroe Doc
trine." The feeling is mild. underlined
and doctrnaire even. Its expression
sounds well enough as an exposition
of the pretty theory of the solidarity
of the Latin races, but it carries no
sense of deep conviction. Very strict
~ in contrast are the plain, straight
forward declarations of the English
press and the representative classes
of English society and opinion. From
the Times downward you have no the
orizing in the air, but you can hear
John Bull put his foot down. He be-
lieves the cause of peace in Cuba to
be good one: he recognizes that the
fight, if fl hit there must be. is not
his, but he's rather sorry he's not in
it. The depth of British sympathy
with the United States has evidently
made an impression on French jour
nalists, for several of them have set
to work to minimize it. OF all the
Paris papers lie Temps appears to be
alive to the situation. 1t hopes the
powers may induce Spain to give up
Cuba. but fears that war is inevitable.
MADRID. April 19.-As the amount
of money capable of being raised in
Spain from private sources cannot be
great, and as the country has hardly
any credit abroad, the Ministers are
now thinking of authorizing the Span
ish Bank to issue an enormous sum
of paper money.
As the Bank of Spain is already
bankrupt. though not formally de-
clared so, its bankruptcy will he only
intensified.
ROME. April 19.-The Ambassadors
of Brazil and Argentina deny the re-
ports of an alliance of their govern
ment with Spain against the United
States. \ semi-oflicial note announces
that the powers are about to take
steps at Washington and Madrid ask
ing that war be localized in Cuba ant
the surrounding sea.
At the Ministry of Foreign Affair,
it is said the Emperor of Austria Ia,
again urged intervention by the pow
ers. proposing that the same meas.
ures be taken for Cuba as were adopt
ed in the case of Crete. all the powers
to send squadrons TO Cuba to prevent
the landing of American troops. Not
one of the great powers accepted Aus
| tria's suggestion, Italy and Germany
| being the first to refuse.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-29
GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH.

Besides getting just what you
want, by selecting from the large
stock of carriages and harness at
Schuman's Carriage Repository, Fort
street, above Hotel. He has just re-
ceived a new line of buggies and har-
ness, also a few turn-under delivery
wagons. 1t will pay you to examine
his stock if you want a good article
for little money.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-29
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the meeting of the zee King
Tong Association, held April 25, 1898,
the following were elected officers for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-29

We want you to feel
as though it would be
worth your while to
come to Queen street
to get your goods, We
try to keep in stock the
most salable, and, at the
same time, fashionable,
goods goods that will
be worth the money
you have paid for them.
The only splurge we
care to make is in the
goods.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-29

Do you know that in the introduce
ton of the first part of the American
Navy series that you will find \ few
words of history of American battle
ships. Part I is genuine surprise.
Get it for a dime with coupon, at
The Star office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-29
FASHION 5 MIRROR.

That is what this store is-and
what it always will be--a mirror of
fashions; wherein a lady may look
and see reflected the newest styles Of
the great centers of fashion. Ladies
are always welcome to come and ia
miliarize themselves with "the very
latest" whether they wish to make
purchases or not.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-04-29

Pictures of warships of the Ameri-
can Navy in The Star portfolio, 10
cents and one coupon for each part.
Sixteen pictures in each part.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-29
Card of Thanks

The ladies of the Baptist
church wish to express their ap-
probation and thanks to Rev. j.
?. Reeves, who suggested and
managed the tablcauX, to the
orchestra for their exquisite
music, to the Evening Star for
printing notices, and to all the
young ladies, gentlemen and
children who so kindly assisted
at their entertainment last
evening
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-29

With the exhilarating sense of
renewed health 2no strength and
internal cleanliness, which follows
the use Of Syrup of Figs, is un-
known to the few who have not
progressed beyond the old-time
medicines and the cheap substi-
tuteS sometimes offered but never
accepted by the well-informed. @.
Buy the genuine. Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Go.