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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-21
Makee IsIa nd Concert.

The band will play the follow
ing selections at concert on Ma
kee leland at the usual hour this
evening":
PART /.
Overture-Road to Killing
Paraphrase-Alice Ben Bolt 10y
reque,t) .................... ERODE
Seleclion-Bohemian Girl 10y re-
quest) ................... Bale
(By requesD Jay Katie Donahue.
Christmas Carol. .............
Mrs. N. Alapai.
(By requesU (b) Our Honolulu Queen.
Just One Girl.....................
Miss j. Keliiaa.
PART II.
Cornet Solo-The Surf (by re-
uueSl).''.'...''.......,.. Ncrul
Mr. Charles Kreuter.
Waltz-Vienna Stories. .......... Strauss
Serenade-I.ove In Idleness (by
request) .....................M Macbeth
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-21
IRRIGATION Notice.

Holders Of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from to s o'clock a. m. and from 4 to G
o'clock pm.
ANDREW BROWN,
Superintendent Water Works.
Approved by S. N. DAMON,
I244'tf Minister of Interior
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-21
STAGELINE
HENRY BRYANT, Prop.

The stage for Kaneohe, Heeia, Wal
kane, Kualoa and way points, will
leave Post Office, Bethel street side,
at 8 q. M, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, calling for passengers and
packages at Lovejoy IL Cos, No. 10
Nuuanu street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-21
Notice..

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY OF.
fers TO contract TO sell five thousand bags
Tor less quantity of No. Hawaiian rice
yearly for the period of five years, com.
with June crop, at and for the
sum of five dollars per 100 lbs. Delivery
TO be made on the wharf at Honolulu.
Apply to NC FAWN
OF Kwong Lee Yuen & Co, King street.
Honolulu. I234-Im
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-21
California Eru,ts.

ID. G. Camarinos received per
Australia large consie u m ept of
Vegetables, Fruits, Halibut, Fro
zen Oysters, Crabs, Luca Oil, etc.,
ate,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-21
STEAMER LINE To HONOLULU

Pacific Coast Company 40 start One
In September.
Seattle, (Wash,), June l2.-Pre-
sident j. ID Farrell of the Pacific
[ cast Company announced today
that the company would establish
a steamer line between Puget
sound aud Honolulu next Septem.
Der.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-21
TIME TABLE.
From and After January !, 1899.
TRAINS.

F. G. SMITH, Genl Pass. x Ticke
Agent.
G. p. DENIsoN, Superintendent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-21
BY AUTHORITY.
Holiday Notice.

TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1890, being a
National Holiday, all Government Offices
the Republic will close on that
day.
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, June 20, 1899.
The record-union., 1899-10-07

The lawyer wants only fee-sible
cases.
The record-union., 1899-10-07

(ChIlham)
The crop Of hops in this parish comes
down more in quantity than they were
called and where healthy they are in
frst-rate condition for picking. but
where lice have made their appearance
they will not be worth picking. I hear
of several acres being left unpicked in
this parish. There will be from eight
10 Twelve days more to gather if they
keep long enough
(Faversham District)
1t is doubtful whether the whole or
the crop in this district will be picked,
as discoloration and deterioration have
set In, besides which lice have got into
the hops at places. Many heavy and
splendid growths have already been
harvested, and there is still left to be
picked a large acreage of bright and
sound hops, but how long they will
hold out it would be impossible to say
Many leading growers affirm that they
will not have more hops than last
year.
dittlebourne and Bekesbourne)
Picking in these parishes has pro-
gressed uninterruptedly during anoth-
er week and will not be concluded un-
til about the end of next week The
hops are keeping wonderfully well, be-
ing as green and fresh now as they
were at the commencement and entire
ly free from disease The crop is a
very large one and of splendid quality
If alls the grounds in East Kent were
farmed and cultivated as well as those
at Littlebourne and Bekesbourne the
hops would have had a better chance
The record-union., 1899-10-07
Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorpora-
ton were yesterday filed at the office
of the Secretary of State:
Pacific Shoe Manufacturers Union.
San Francisco To secure favorable
conditions for the shoe trade. Direc-
tors: r. Aibara, K. Inouye, S. Koubari
n. Kato, Y. Kuhuzara, San Francisco.
Capital $4,000.
Petrolia Land and Oil Company. Oak
land. To buy, sell, develop and man
age oil wells. Directors: ]. H. w.
Riley, Walter c. L. Beatie, E. McGary.
Jr., F. A. Loeb, W. S. Dunlevy, M. K.
Miller, E. t. Barber, Jr., c. E. Dun
levy, W. Stuart, Oakland. Capital
$6,400.
San Luis Oil Company. San Fran
cisco. To mine for buy and sell oil
wells. Directors: G. Niebaum, Leon
Sloss, Joseph Sloss, H. Francis, r. E.
Jack, San Francisco. Capital. So,OOO
Sparks Automobile Company. San
Francisco. To make. buy and sell au-
tomobiles. Directors: C. H. Taylor, w.
J. Bartnett, T. ]. Sparks, John Curtin,
S. Goodenough. Capital S1,OO0,0O0;
subscribed 100000
Douglas Investment Company. San
Francisco To buy and sell real and
personal property. Directors: w. b.
Waycott, T. J. Sparks, B. NJ Bradford,
H. r. Bradford, t. H. Nichols, San
Francisco. Capital 100000; subscribed
$1,000
Fresno County Oil Company. Fresno.
To buy and sell OIL mine for and de-
velop the same. Directors: j. Brown
stone, H. E. Corbett, A. M. Terry, E. H.
Tucker, Selma Capital $300,000 sub
scribed $4,000.
The record-union., 1899-10-07

024 pockets weighed since the season
commenced.--J. H. Meredith & Co.,
Worcester, September 18th.
OUTLOOK FOR PRICES.
The National Association of English
Hop-Growers issued the following cir
cular letter under date of September
18th:
The council last year issued a cir
cular to growers, in which certain ad-
vice was rendered that proved very
beneficial to- sellers at Worcester Fair
and subsequently.
At large and representative meet
ing of the council held here to-day,
the general questions of the crop and
market We're considered, and although
it was found that hops had thus far
come down In most districts of excel
lent quality, and up to expectation as
to quantity, the recent and raplo
spread OF red mold on the thin lands,
and verm1n on the deep lands. is SO
seriously affecting the ungathered crop
as to render it impossible for a larger
supply of choice hops to be marketed
than was the case last year. From
these facts, added to the lack of labor
not improbable that a large area will
be left unpicked, and that consequent
ly an important reduction from pre-
vious estimates of the total yield of the
English crop must be brought about.
Recent reliable Information from
America confirms previous reports, and
it is now admitted that In New York
State the crop will be 20 to % per
cent. less than last year, and that the
quality being affected by mold and
vermin will be more or less inferior
Therefore, though the yield of the Pa
cific Coast may be in excess of that
Of 1898, the total American output will
only leave moderate surplus for ex-
portation. In Oregon and Washington
there is a recent increase of lice, which
may yet lower the estimated figures
for these States.
From the Continent our imports
may possible exceed those of last sea,
son, but it may be on the whole con,
cluded from the information at the dis
posal of the council, that the total i'm
ports of foreign hops this season must
be comparatively small.
Such being the circumstances or
the present position, the council would
point out to growers that any attempt
to force sales of good hops at the pres
ent moment must be detrimental to
their interests. The trade does not as
yet require any large supplies. and are
therefore bidding only such prices as
are very much below the real value of
good samples.
1--WE would therefore, without bias
but with earnestness, urge growers
generally to take firm position, as
there is every reason to expect that ali
samples of good and choice hops OF
this years growth will eventually re-
alize the rates current last year for
similar qualities"
The record-union., 1899-10-07

of British power in South Africa, which
is indisputable and founded upon the
necessary facts of the situation
The speaker who represents the Lib
eral party in English politics in another
passage of his delivery insisted that
England had not yet closed the door
to peace, and that the declaration al
ready made that the independence Of
the Transvaal has been guaranteed
leaves open a way to peaceful agree
ment. That England does not make
her claim as a suzerain Power, hut
under International law and as the
Power responsible for the well being of
South Africa.
The record-union., 1899-10-07
Sure Death for Snakes.

A London paper has been informed
that an ingenious Pennsylvania has
deutschland presumably patented-a
method of killing snakes at once novel
and effective. 1t seems that in some
way he discovered that snakes like the
sweet and soothing taste of nitro
glycerine, and will eat as much of
it as is put in their natural haunts. This
pointed out the means of preparing the
reptiles for destruction. The next
thing was to explode them after they
had been loaded. American cunning
soon solved that little difficulty. The
ingenious Pennsylvania made up in
nocent-looking pills of red pepper, and
these. when swallowed by the snakes,
caused such emotion in their minds and
elsewhere that they beat the ground
with force enough to set off the dyna-
mite and blow the snakes to many
small pieces.-Kansas City Journal.
The la wants 0nIV fe6-SlDle
The record-union., 1899-10-07

the scientists upon the Board of Health.
In fact we cannot repress astonish-
ment that the latter body should pre-
sumo to make an order without con-
sulting the San Jose insurgents.
The record-union., 1899-10-07
90 M1s. p2nAAan,
Lynn, Wass.
[LxTrER TO MRS. p1NKHAM NO. 4r.agI


DEAR FRIEND-A year ago ] was a
great sufferer from female weakness.
My head ached all the time and l would
get SO dizzy and have that all gone
feeling in the stomach and was SO
nervous and restless that / did not
know what to do with myself.
" My food did me no good and had a
bad case of whites. Iwrote toyou and
after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound as directed, can
truly say that feel like new woman
and cannot tell you how grateful am
to you.
have recommended it to all my
friends and have given it to my
daughter who is now getting along
splendidly. May you live many years
to help our suffering sisters "-MRs. @.
CARPENTER, 25a GRAND ST., BROOKLYN,
n. Y.
The record-union., 1899-10-07
Weather Forecast.

Northern California: Cloudy Saturday.
with dense fog along the coast; cooler in
the interior; southerly, changing to north
erly winds.
The record-union., 1899-10-07

Over eighty thousand
such letters as this were re-
ceived by Mrs. Pinkham
during 1897. Surely this is
strong proof of her ability
to help suffering women
The record-union., 1899-10-07

The pupils of the San Jose Normal
School are again in revolt This time
the disposition to run things and be
insubordinate is made manifest by
rising up against the order of the State
Board of Health that all pupils in
State schools must submit to vaccina-
tion, unless they can show that they
have already been successfully vacci-
mated. Against this order the preten-
tious misses in the San Jose institution
are protesting warmly. Probably they
know what is for the best interests of
the people in the matter of employing
the arts Of preventive medicine to pre-
vent the spread Of pestilence than do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

one Man Kinsd and Another Fatally To-
lurcd

Aiemph.s Tom. July IN ~
brgfs 6ut ln the Establishment 90 th.
Memphis Paper company, lt uif .' XVI
of gavnrg and Front streets. late lil'l
afternoon. and before u was s.lDu ~.
had caused the iuaa % ono HL.'
fatal injury 81 cX-Fire chief ,le'lig w. w.
no serious injury 90 Assistant Ut.
chief Ipmrg Ryan. besides lI'l..'''
loss OF $4,000. ,4t.-t.
Inc Gayoso hotel. one Of the oid l'9 .,i-
marks OF Memphis. was one or ,..ig
builIlure destroyed The tu.E ,t.
aii rescued. UurIHg The prcsir,ss 3l ~
nfo ln the U'umenthnl liqu', t-,tlep
sisfart chief Ryan had Die veg nIlN. ID
by o. failing stone ana "'+
Ey.chlof James T. cleary nag nv M,
stlua dIII,rutUI little later anu w''
probably Iia as % result 90 lh. '.1-'issr
An urtUHtn negro was clutNl nN.
fbr falling walls and crushed ~ ~
,ri'. s4yUal hotel building cgu.d ivy
d.. IupiIr.trI Cor fl0nNNl. ana luaul
moo mon aly tonight Che romalnl.'
tba burupI buildings we're "'i'" ''
ig1at $4,000 Goo i.n1u0N. ,..,..t t,
mo Gnyoa0 hotel was oftah'l7.,l ,, ~.
fst1 md has been tha Fcnn' Ni
historical events. 10 ntl wv t..i'f
quarters of Gen. Grant duiinA ~ ~,
afay ir Memphis before ihg hsl. ".
,'i.t.i,Yrr don. sherman also ''ilh.
fI-bsd M Headquarters Tor o. VINO hllH
~, ttufiiurt narrowly escaped cAp-
~. iv ib6 Same building hN POT
burIft Forests Siege uf lllfInAil J."
a. baisi 0ns af the Conf l.r1i' 'AN-
gi-y leaders role Into tnH rHiunlI "l
,ts b,tsl and shot % Federal oiheer
dHHd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

San Francisco. July t--Tho steamer
r,ptlc brings the following ndvIc''
nom singapore and Hongk1ng relative
., tho alleged promises NJ United
state Consul Pratt regarding fliiplh'
sIrrapora. June MIR, Spencer
Pratt United states consul h1H ilk'n
i.rtl action to dlsproye the nll 'fol ln-
fafyisy. in which Doc WIS said o. hlg'
prsriIaad fha Filipino leaders luiep'ln.
arro 10 they would help The lhitoA
gfntca against spain.
Tbs story o. published IN most CIR
eunatHHtl1 and detailed FORM ln INC
now edition of John Forcmnn.e book
on tho Philippines. ono nf ne h,sl
lrowu md most widely read BOOKS
gi,out the country Foreman recently
iasuei n revised and ENLARGED edition,
thi9 Interview being among the new
features ~ me book .,-
g1Hm Tfatt has sued the ruhlshers
On aIrrHrtrr Tor lIhnl ON tho ground
tb,t tbs Hfurv nf the Acuinall'-lf1u
interview Dr. fliac and a. moreover IN
INC riprcmc court Of The straits
settlement has granted ON INJUNCTION
9raInat Tho puhllahprs NeaHr. k'IlF
ana Welsh. Limited The court hnlH
th1f Tho story Of the Interview la ill.e
ana ilboiauH. ana tho further publish.
lur thereof Dr. prohibited hy order ~
no court This injunction o. valid
throughout the Straits Settlements,
Furths ~ proceedings Of % formal nature
vim BE- ro1u'rel 10 extend % 90 all
UTitIHh territory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

.. During mo singing mud PLAYING ~
lhH national anthems. tho people rose
" lh'.r f."t and removed their hats.
Lieutenant Pearson appeared IN plain
,i'f'n.. clothes ANA thus disappointed
VIZ. ..', VINO were expecting 10 zee him In
Many took tholr luncheon 10 tho
piIh' and numerous uiCnlfltlnE pnrtirH
' .'.n seeking out the most pleas
ant shady spots.
a 'rw ~ the new regulation canvas
NN.I.I .H wore Worn yesterday. and did
'l ItN i1 attract tho attention OF
many Lieutenant Colonel John o
cannon wore ono ~ thcm.
Tho young volunteer clvnlrymcn un.
lF 'lui Joseph ~. CnIuc. wrrn much
ADMIRED nni received many rounds Of
applause 11 they rode by with dlgni-
H,l military uIr. There were five aeta
n I'lrH nDl the young men made %
nn" W"w ANDY" Burt and "Ed'
'N0fl|In Who We're officers lu tho Tor
.l. h11El kIl0r. and Sergeant Burt
guldnn.
IN. 'hunrln' soldiers NJ tho Ninth
.AN,.iF attracted the ndmiring eyes of
,lllt ANA received much applause The
,NhA'1fliN of tho columns indicated
Na.h careful drilling. and the good
A,nF condition OF tho mounts showed
H'l.N care and attention. Tho only
h,aI"nN They carried were Kug car
l ,l,A which hung lu boots no tho side;
N A9.u have been delayed nt pu-
.',s9e' Laouirngr, white was IN com
/ TIlll. assisted by Sergeant Jason
'~-N'1n over tho second platoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

cherries are complete failure Wy
few piums Apples and small fruit "
fair crup.-Wm. brown. ..,,
l.. a. MURDOCH
Section Director.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
ELECrRIC FLAsHEs.

capt prcyfus 81 improving IN health
and spirits
Tho French parliament has been pro-
rogucd Tor the long vacation
The British House of Lords hns passed
the third reading Of the London goy-
eminent bill.
Ex-Qucon Kaplolnnl widow n King
Knlakaua of Hawaii, died IN Honolulu
on June g.
During a cavalry charge NJ Valencia
q Frcnchmnu who attempted 10 raise n
Tag at window was injured.
The loss ia the fro al Reno Nov.
last night viii not exceed $4,000. and
IL partly covered by Insurance.
In barcelona yesterday the disturb
nuceg were resumed. Many stores were
compelled 10 close and the horse ear
service was suspended.
Prince Herbert HHmnrcks visit 10
Truvumundo A. eagerly discussed. His
enemies 8uy that the kaiser refused 90
receive him.
A. Alicante Spain, yesterday. n mob
stoned tho stores whose owners refused
Co close The ugtrol offices were get ON
nrc by rioters.
A. The bicycle meeting 1t Manhattan
Leach yesterday Harry Fixes % Glpun'H
Falls. n. Y, Won the .i.mllo race over
Arthur Gardiner OF chicago.
a. Mccoolg S,b., on tho Fourth. tho
premature discharge OF o. gun caused
/ The asHnuH injury uf four boys. one OF
whom viii probably die.
The london Daily News says this
morning. I'VE understand that the
/ Pacific cable conference has arrived al
"a satisfactory basis"
Mr. Hunter Tho chief police magla.
traic u tho Flii islands has been ap-
| pointed British consul nj AplA. samoa,
gurlnF tho absence of Mr.. T.. u. s.
/ MaN8c.
IN the windows IN tho house oI
| Premier Van den pcrc Bonn, In Andcr
! Loot suburb Of Brussels Belgium
! WrTo broken by unknown persons las
night
=, Most N the members Of the lntorna
! u'hll Council OF Women were presGn
/ Ut mo garden party which Ind
! lt'inlhild gave IN their honor Ia Lon
don yesterday.
Tho members OF the right IN tho nel
/ san chamber have unnnlmausl
| nFieni 10 tho government proposal no
| irrring the electoral bills 10 commit
toe Of all parties.
Al Buffalo, n y, on Monday nigh
"a hgrre battle of twenty rnnnd
Frank Erue N Buffalo won the ilrl
weight championship of the world frol
George Layigne OF Saginaw. Mich.
a dispatch from Odessa announces
dynamite cartridge exploded near inc,
while the excavation Of q coal mine M
~ pfuErca ana that forty-four psi
sons were Killed and twenty wounde,
William Goldsmith. hnancler ana +,
The last thirty years the mnnaror M ID,
NrWberry estate, which gave 10 chi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

some 81 600 chaugod hands over the re-
suit The winner pockHtcd $50 as MS
share 90 the Transaction.
ilembroot had biz handicap. lie
started from Seventh South while
Wells was given 70 shove m nt Fourth
South. the starter standing midway be-
tween the two men. 10 was about $3.50
whom tho shot was froi. Both confess
tnnta got under way slowly Dollin-
son rode near BemhrDok and Wells had
n friend for a guide.
Matt Collinaon, Ir.. had charge n
uembrook who feil twice on account of
the deadly sprinklors. The second tlmn
iiemhfu0k wanted a. quit but the rcH-
taurant man hustled him out ~ tho
mud ut him ON hiH bike ana told him
20 he good Tie finally won IN about 10
minutes Wells asserts that had tho
roads boon dry that he would have won
IN "a Wulk-uycr
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caFo ihe NeWberry llbmfy dI.I n.

cnro the NeWberry library 5..,
evening in Chicago. '1 hF
Hon. VIM j. Bryan at5-..-,
narnCsville. Ga. Chatauop. ~
Fourth lie denounced tb1 IT,. ~ ias
party and said II depended ~, .iiuo'.eln
stances whether or moi d. ,ln.
candidate In the next rr...9i.'ll,I' =
campaign. ''nial
when the twenty. four. b..,,.
race 40 Walthnm. Mass ,gs- az. ,,llp'1'
Pierce had covered ialn mrs. alei
Waller $50. Walters pfovI5lis lni
Tor the twenfy.fnur hsr,- i''nfi
miles Waller rode hla isH r.i. "
Humphrey Lynch. vou,-
his way from Molrnse. n o.. =. H',l On
became insane on "a Nlci,.I BY. 'Ik,
Ht Cleveland. o.. ana IL ] uiI1
county jan. The nuthnrltf.. &c., A'
unable TO learn anything about LyD.s
Axis Roy military stts,t. w..
Turkish embassy at Waghipri., ~. N,
lHgulN 81 the French rnLa..,
Won l'cubcn Patzwlch. of fb. g...l
legation. arrived 90 Chicago t.tl,'ll
tour on the Interior of The country va
INV feature ut the national rrsu..
race meet az Woodaidc part ia lug
to-day. was the onc-mlie hem r'-.
tween own lSimblc NJ foui,yIiie -
kiacr and H. y, Freeman p,+ti..,,,'
or. which was won by Kimbia IN n.y.,
straight heats. '' ''e
In tho sparring match M %
catello, Idaho, on TUESDAY piyt,
ooiWeen Tom sllyerthura IA
Australian Billy smith su,-..
thorn was the victor. Tho pr'i'-i
nary part u the nHtic program --.
four-ruund 40 between Dt,t.g5.,s
Of salt Lake and Ashton OF Idaho.
Mrs. William George caycrdIsb p.,
lex who was % Miss Ll!lnvst8s \,
StnntsburN, y. v. underwent Ia -
GUS operation In London ln Friday ~
WIS IN 20 critical = condition tbsf III.
chimes ~ the big clock in tho tower 7
Parliament House WeHimluater. baf,
since been all stopped Rightly. she
better today
The uHt summer meeting OF %,
American Ceramic society began Ia.
evening at the iiollcudsn. Cleyelarf
%" with 10 delegates present. a 81.
cfnl discussion " the outlook f0f us
coming year was the only thing do-s
Today they VIII 20 % Put-in.Hiy
island. ana the remainder ~ the wa
VIII visit the various pottorics IN uorth.
crn ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

splendid Testimonial 10 Lieutenant far
sou from the People of utah.

After o. medley ~ national aid by
The knights NJ rythiaa band. the No..
some gold and silver subscription 4 va
vhH presented 90 Lieutenant y A.
Pearson. senator Rnwlins made hs
presentation speech, ua follows;
Lieutenant Pearson, on thlas M
natal day uf the nation. whose / ~
You have aided 90 advance, IN the s.
puCo uf these people OF your No Ie
state. who delight 90 do you fa,
mans homage, boy their commlssl0
prgFnut t1 you this sword. II was o..
signed us % memorial of your NJ g
part ln tho May day battle at MIC a.
which for HW.tlnoss. bravery and At
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05
Our Declaration.

Inukntlt read o. and understand g.
WH.H uH IHIl OF The benefits of our
UiIHF powder we want you to know
Mlt fN. nHonts we claim are the nc.
lull results of careful thought and
preparation OF mo article Tor the mar
Dot our Three Grown baking Pow
be- hlH always been a favoritc with
particular hHurokcopcrH. aud. now that
$50 boss. reduced tho price u ia cspcc.
laIif attractive. Try "a can and 900
whore tN. rrOnt comes in.
FUr Hla and guaranteed by All gro-
rsu uf H o. pound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-05

aN-'ouErvfsman William n. KING
delivered Che uruiIon OF the dav I'm Ia
~. inl eloquent manner Frequently
uul!Ns ln, delivery the pa1nln Inter-
't ~, WIN applause. io said in part.
delivery Of an oratlon. but MIN r1n,. l,.
myuclf with submitting "a f.,g .,,.'',.,.'.
tons In the plaluest p1ssibI, rr.rn'.
CaFion. '' ''' "l-
JuIy an lilG' Time only adds lo fb.
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