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The daily sentinel., 1899-07-19
personal.

Good COW for sale. Enquire Of or ad-
dress G. n. Blain.
Bedwell sells them and you use them.
What? Base ball supplies.
Mr.. j. Clayton Nichols left last night
for Denver on business trip.
Mr. Edgar Layton left this morning
for the mountains for an outing.
The nsh are sure TO bite ii you get
your fishing tackle at Bsdwsll's.
Mrs. DR.. Cowsls leaves this evening
for visit to friends in Joliet Ill.
Turn out and help the band along
next Wednesday at the armory.
W. M. Hamilton from Salr Lake is
visiting at the home Of ]. e. Henchey.
Messrs. Delaplain & Crosby had on
exhibition this morning come very fine
sugar bsets. atttl e
Wantsd-Sscond hand goods at the
Bargain House. We pay the highest
price for sssond hand goods
Attend tho Grand Ball and Concert at
state armory next Wednesday evening,
given by the Colorado Light Guard band.
Why don't tho local sports send to
New York for supplies? Because they
can get them just as cheap at Bsdwells.
Bee?
They may have ~ good. but mono bet
tor than tho Krapiek & Bach piano. For
sale by Thompson Jewelry and Music
company.
Never let this escape your memory.
The Ksanich & Bach pianos are sold on
monthly payments Of $40 cash by the
Thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
Murine. two drops may save your eye-
sight; Soc. may save you 90. Two drops
has cured one case Of indamed lids. For
sale by Thompson Jewelry and MusicCo.
A number of railroad officials were in
the city last night and put up at the
Fairlawn. Among the party were E. T.
Jsffery and O G. Compton Of the D. &
n G.
The Marie Fountain Opera company
that has been in this city for the past
month, accepted position with Camp
bell Bros. circus. They will do special
concert work with the show.
DR.. Melville Black Of Denver will be In
Grand Junction the 21st. 22d and 23d oi
this month. Any Of his former eye, ear
nose Or throat patients or now patients
will find him at tho Fairlawn hotel or at
the Office Of DR.. Bull on the above dates
Mrs. Horny Wurtx, Mrs. Herman
Hoesch and Mrs. Kemper will give an
ice cream and cake social at the Turner
hall for tho benefit OF st. Joseph'a
church. Wednesday evening, July 1s
All friends are invited TO come. q
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MITCHELL

B-Our night clerk will answer calls
at all hours.
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mixed MorseIs.

In ten years the descendants Of two
rabbits number 7O,OOO,OOO.
The number OF penniless men in the
Klondike il placed at 5000.
Boston banks paid out s2O,OOO,OOO in
dividends on July 1. New York banks
are said to have paid ten times that
amount,
F. W. Collins OF Denver has presented
to the Colorado Historical society, the
deed OF Brigham Young's mill, the first
erected in Utah.
Helen Gould is said TO be daring
horsewoman and immensely fond Of
riding, an exercise in which she indulges
every day.
Riots are common enough In other
European cities, but trouble in Brussels
is something new on the carpet.-Phila-
delphia Times.
The United States coast and geodetic
survey has sounded and prepared charts
Of 16A, 600 square miles Of sea.
The queen OF Portugal 10 engaged IN
translating "Hamlet" into Portuguese.
She is good English scholar and great
admirer Of Shakespeare.
The president has ordered $500 horses
to be procured for cavalry use in the
Philippines. II the war there is ever to
be ended, cavalry must be used.
A great cave said to be larger than the
Mammoth has been discovered in Vic
toria. 1t has been explored distance
Of twelve miles without the end being
reached.
The average speed Of carrier pigeon
in calm weather is l 200 yards a minute.
With a strong wind In the direction of
flight, some pigeons have covered 1900
yards minute,
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whselmsn's kxcursion.

To Boston and return via Nickel
Plate road, at SO 90 for tho round trip.
Dates OF sale August 11th and 18th
Good returning for arrival at initial
ing point not later August 3lst, by
depositisg tickets in Boston, with Agent
Titchburg r. r. Two through trains
daily with vestibuled sleeping cars to
Boston. Chicago depot, Van Buren
strest and Pacific Ave-. on the Loop. %
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We Know Where

We can buy all the shoes we need
il we have the price. We there
fore have no hesitation In Offering
every shoe in our house at a sum
mer clearing sale price OF so per
cent. of former prices.
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE.
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Do not forget the social and dance al
tho Turner Hall Wednesday evening.
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The Right Time

The Right Time
To buy shoes is when you can buy
them cheapest, and that time
Is RIGHT NOW
While we are holding our great
July Clearing Sale. The prices
we arc making are such that you
cannot resist.
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE.
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Cut in two
The price of every shoe In eur
store without reserve.
TIE OBJECT?
Our Ssmi-Annual Clearing Sale,
to clean out every pair Of shoes
bought on or before July /.
THE BOSTON sROE STORE.
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For Rent.

Suite of rooms in Colorado State Bank
building recently occupied by DR..
Barnes. July 12tf
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Victory of the Amazons.

after o'clock. The line OF march wa.
from the den near the Southern Pacific
shops. in the Fifth ward, as follows: OF
Crockett street to Houston avenue: on
Houston avenue to Washington avenue
on Washington avenue to Preston avenue
on Preston avenue to Milan street; OF
Milan street to Commerce avenue; on
street to Mckinney avenue; On McKinne,
avenue to Travis street; on Travis street
to Texas avenue: on Texas avenus TO
Crawford street to McGowan avenue. or
McGowen avenue to Main street, and
thence back up Main street to the den.
~
Along every foot OF the route there were
dense masses of people. On Main street
the crowds were particularly thick. Every
window. every balcony every door was
illed The pavements were lined with
sight-seers and the people were pushed
into the street so that room for the parade
to advance was made with extreme difA-
Guilty. No estimation OF the size OF the
crowds could be made. The people were
literally too numerous 10 mention 1t
was agreed by all residents, however, that
no such crowds ever appeared upon this
streets OF Houston before, with the possl-
Die exception OF the Confederate reunion
The nights wac an ldeal one. Not a
cloud fecked the sky and the winter moon
cast her rays through an atmosphere
balmy as April. The one single drawback,
ana that was not serious one, was the
ineneotiveness OF large number Of the
special incandescent lights stretched across
Inc streets Still there was ample illuml-
nation for the charms OF the parade In be
seen II was tho talk OF Houston last
night and II VIII be the talk Of Texas for
weeks to come.
The pageant described in detail was as
folowe:
No.1-ktnR Notice of the No-Tsu-Oh.
The representation OF tho Journey OF King
Notice through tho realms OF the Tehas land
where his Industrious ancestor, King No-Tsu,
on. roamed with Wanona and his children IN
the old days. thousands Of years ago. is
begun In chariot ON which the king him-
self - seated on his throne. part of the
magnlhcence Of the royal palace Is repre-
sented, The king bears In his hand the
royal scepter, by which HIS subjects far and
near are controlled aud on his brow Is the
heleweled crown presented him by his faith
ful people. The garments with which his
klngiy form is covered are magnificent be-
yoni description and the chariot III which
Behind him stands two OF his slaves. ready
to do his royal bidding.
No. 2-The Journey of the King.
The second chariot has on II only the title
bearer, liid-ai-Dis. costumed In fantastic
attire aud elaspinR the neck OF huse
King Nottoc's Joufnsy." The dragon is Of
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THE FESTIVAL PROGRAM
The Leading Events of The F., F. and v. Fesdl
for the Remainder of the Week.
Home of the Butterflies.
The Cavern in the Sea.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13.--Ea
Geogans and Missourians possum night u
building corner of Main Speeches T
Mssouans and Georgaus There side attractions at the A
morning afternoon and will have more nr
ing and show will b a Its height.
The grand NoTsuoh ball night, opening O'Clock.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Day.
Annual
Grand flower parade by the ladies haa
cities.
Line of march OF parade
me parade VIII assemble 2:So San acno street. uA
ara franklin The assembling viii be the portion OF the N
walker avenue north The line down San aco
to Milan down Milan Main and down Az
FRANKLIN, where the
Meeting of the Texas Woman association,
Midway
FRIDAY DECEMBER 15-Houston Day
BABY show at p. at the Auditorium.
All he general attractions the programme
every EFFORT to delight attendance of the hie
Meeting of Texas Truck exhibition Y
nsun class OF Young Men Christian Auditorium w.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16-Lumbermens DAY
Hoo Hoo at night
treat Comedy Circus and Midway parade N n
raFade TO March Oh
capitol capitol to Travis dow Franklin MAIL ~
where the animals will be watered and is M
SHOW VIII be given he big .cnt free to ALL
Good convention
e. s-Ihe Houston Kennel club give show Tuesday
Jay thursday and Friday December the 1901 p
the Auditorium
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b fns' pit, pird which from the beginning of time
mas peen symbolical of vanity were everv
p wnefe In evidence. A huge peacock was
ME t.ned on the front Of the chariot In VIII. CHI
nm, nnm was a standard bearer who, his rich
aini.hts touched here and there with faath
us al lhe prevailing sort keep watch ana
, MaLu over the realm of Folly. Down stems
F oiiy from the rear OF the chariot cariie
aSSy herself. dressed In a fancifuI sarh
while on the floor at the foot nf The s s,ao
I i TWO OF her subjects extended Mt fnIi
'ehsth' enjoyed the pleasant scene
NO. I7-NfctOry of the Amaxons.
mi, ms was an enhancing vision and the king
sattIa d. long and earnestly A
aeter wa dePieted-not OF the char
knew OF which the king himself
Knew, but a struggle between ,ha nar
iiv,a. ol cupid and the forces which 40 come
rinrs assail mis- power. The Amazon war
wbieh $1,000 on huge chariot formed OF shells
icai iune,a iea 70 be rushing through trop.
OF the car sat CUPID. above wh boree nc, corners
them sn 'heir weapons and drove before
,hrn,I several nerce tigers which hastened m
tha at,ao Inc forest In their attempt to ESCAPE
F,o,n ,.,1s Home In the Clouds.
strang viewing scenes on the earth the
K s.Innse power which had come " To TO
The to Not'oc during his ride through
,hi iorest enabled him 10 500 soneI
y siaSn =, me glories OF the skies The
Inexnra~Ssni,,vInn came to him next was one ~
huge clouS 'oveliness, On the ton On n
,tsrs q great FLAMES nIr1sse Of which appeared
he Ea,, WIN no, one band TO the rising sun n
n,,raaa from whence the great g-had
,Iorn n'yo. In front OF the Queen ~ p ahs
"uo RODE In car fashioned like a
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huge bird. and was sheltered y ~ n
the anex Of which shone suL ~ ii
tendants who waved fans q y" ~ {
fro az Aurora went rushing y, a
of the wind, carrying light iosshs
Another attendant rode pen
No. 10-On Olympias \,
The king felt that his si'on = pss
he knew that the end was at OK ~, !,
wa was yet one more scene 70 y !. ,l II b
vs. ons NJ The most beautiful ?. IL 4
was one o. ~, ine realm Of AuroIs I'D
passed away there cams ~ "a home d y
the Olympian heights, ,n ,u.,cnnded y 2.
There. in a colonnade 81 his ftlfta.
and stars. sat Joye ana o,,ud rtsp.
musicians and seryitors : ~ Zach ~
10 their wants. At the Wy xol6eb Y, !,
the colonnade was Ia'ss isht ~.
which yari-colored rays VI ,euftsap.
scintillated. silver drapins, ue ven ~
first wan light OF the morn. sssne
from star 10 star and the sss
was one OF wondrous peaus utsp
the king gazed ahs .lmosf ~
lon hspsc 10 fade away be ,ss W.
sarrow Tor he knew II va 49, eanp<
iong so" af,er he had Joined Ins b ~
paa haan .fiectlonately greeusu. ms y,
h p pevn q, the wonderful i,us,itt
ne 'n s,'r,ne Ma ride through ~ rxIr(
seea ua ne consultation vita ~ W. w
was much pleased with ~ VI M Nellt n
10 send TO his children ~ desrff
The fair city Of Houston, hst 10, "a (
Ihings he had seen 50 ~ ,s' spirit 81
message ness s was sent :, an IT,, W i NJ ~
aimed were so satisfsc'soal3y, y
oh that they a a. . - ?
III the visions as ns1Io ut \ NJ
,ordina 10 the description N ~
rhe magnificent pasean'
he result.
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The Subterranean Grotto.

And the night shall be filed with music
And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
With all the pomp OF Caesars return to
Rome after the conquest OF Albion. or OF
Bonaparte's honeward trip to Paris after
continental Europe worshipped before the
might OF his legions did Houston nav
homage TO King Notice and the Princes OF
No-Tsuo oh last night. No Oriental
pageant ever excelied this splendid march
No monarch and his royal train ever shons
more splendidly and no head OF any king
dom ever had more devoted followers than
Notice. II was an event 10 the history Of
Houston and OF Texas. It will live long
In the memories Of those who witnessed II.
The parade of Notice and the Princes
of No-Tsu-Oh was attended with Oriental
eplendor and gsyety. There was every
thing that could fasten tho ear or charm
the sense OF sight. Like another Dewey,
Notice and his suite rode through the
streets of Houston and It seemed like all
Texas had assembled to do them honor
There were Governor Sayers, Mayor Bra.
shear and tens Of thousands OF others. This
city OF big crowds never before saw such
multitude as gathered upon her streets
last night. 1t was one mighty mass OF
humanity come from almost every home In
Houston and from every point OF the com.
pass to watch the queen city OF Texas out.
strip all her rivals. That this was ac-
complished not one OF the mighty throng
who stood by Notices line Of march will
deny. 1t was splendid, superb, successful
in superlatiye degree.
With the glory and reraldry OF royalty
were accompanied other attributes tina.
charm. There was music that made Joy
to be unconfned and cried ION with the
dance" There was beauty OF inanimate
things and animated souls that would
have reminded antony OF his lost Cleo
patra and tempted all mankind to gather
as near Houston as possible and there
was throng OF people that would have
enraptured the lover of big crowds
Notice is more OF a monarch than ever
ind thousands Of people who Witnessed
The parade would like to make a king OF
ivory prince Of No-rsu-oh. They won d
warmer spot In the hearts OF their subjects
than ever before and their coats Of arms
hlszcn with greater brilllancy than their
most ardent admirers eyor dreamed The
procession they marshallsd was scintil-
liant with splendor land radiant with
charm. It was masterpiece.
~ \
The parade Of Notice and his princes
on the appointed time. Two chiefs !
Of police. Marshal Blackburn OF Houston
and Marshal Rea Of Fort Worth led the
platoon Of mounted police that escorted
The procession. The parade appeared al
Main street and Commerce avenue shortly
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Aurora's Home in the Clouds.

his weapon poised and in readiness ana tho
chief huntsman. On each side were shown
graceful hounds in full pursuit of hares and
other timld animals which had been fright
chariot Foliage of an artistic design com
pleted The picture.
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No. 1.-THE Pngodn of Gold.

truly beautiful sight was shown the king
In his next vision. In pagoda formed OF
white and gold, with graceful streamers on
every side, were several fancifully CARRIED
sprites enjoying merry dance as a reward OF
their faithfulness. The antics made the king
exceedingly glad and he was more than
sorry when the vision passed away.
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OVERLOOKING with the most luscious fruits. All
OF the subjects OF the queen had been changed
into animals-some OF them cats, some dogs,
some hares. The fairy queen waved her
hower-like wand and seemed 20 ENJOY greatly
the grotesque results she had brought about
by her magic power.
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silver, and tho lights which are reflected from
dlHerent portions OF his huge body are very
beautiful. The scenes represented IN me
chariots which follow are those which the
gaze of the king was allowed TO rest upon
one day during the journey from Tekram TO
Houston when he firing OF the batteries OF
mis- courtiers left the queen and all tho
members OF his court. and mounting a swift
Arabian steed wandered off alone into tho
sued by the caravan As he rode. his thoughts
went back TO the days of King No-Tsu- oh,
and by some occult power he was enabled
TO soc visions which never before came to
mortal man.
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No. S--The Dance In the Forest.

The next scene represented was that OF a
morrymaking In the forest to which
the king was taken by his attend
ants of the spirit world The pie
ture shown was one of enhancing beauty
On grassy mound past which ran a bah
bling brook. were seated two OF the royal
oourt.ers enjoying themselves by drinking
TO the health of beautiful maiden who
danced, only Oriental maidens can dance, a
short distance away. In a bower at the rear
OF the chariot sat the musicians, to the in
spring strains of whose Tyres all nature
seemed to laugh and be gay. Tropical plants
OF variegated hues rose from the water on
the bosom OF which hoated several graceful
swans who craned their necks and seemed
TO wonder at the invasion of their peaceful
abode by spirits in the shape OF mortals.
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No. I2-Dan Cupid's Temple.


The enchanted forest faded from the view OF
tho king and vision of even greater lowell
ness TOOK its place, In temple formed OF
sreat Deii- IKE flowers sat no less a parsonage
man Dan Cupid. the little god of love. In his
hands he held his famous bow with arrow
nNed ready TO pierce the heart of the un-
wary while above him futtered a gentle
dove and at his feet, with their heads bowed
as token of submission stood three beauti
iui maidens, seeking to propitate his mimic
majesty with offerings of sweet smelling
nowers' on the front OF the chariot bear
Ing this scene was a huge heart which had
peeh made one OF the targets OF the little
biind rod and which was pierced by many
uafts from his bow. Flowers were strewn In
profusion everywhere.
No. 13.-Cnvern in the Sen
Without the slightest warning the king in
MS vision was taken from the court OF the
sou or ioVe to cavern meath the sea, where,
amidst coral reefs and subterranean plants
Whleh gently waved to and fro as they were
washed by the gentle waves Neptune, the god
OF me sea, sought TO protect three OF his most
tpvauuiui mermaids from the attacks of two
~ nshes, They quailed at the sight of the
tIlueht OIL the ruler OF the oceans aud the three
hernlalds poised themselves in the azure
deliyerer '
No. 1f-GOddess of Flowers.
Although King Notice would have tarried
longer In admiring the graceful mermaids, the
scene soon faded away and there next burst
on ms vision the picture OF Flora. the god
u ' OF MOVERS, In her beautiful temple In
~ immense lardeniere. which occupied the
mont OF The chariot which bore this pc-
ure, Was an enormors bouquet OF the Most
p..auttul howers imaginable while In q
u"NNi &C the rear SAT the goddess of this
Iehcetul realm herself. rho bower was
orined entirely Of flowers and from the
lont ana rear of 1t there exten led two curved
~ ms covered with Floras emblems, from
I."h oi winch were suspended small baskets
~ wien were. still more flowers. AT the
W OF each or the baskets n dove was
oedsSahed' slgnifying that the realm OF the
.V ~ 81, OF the hcwery kingdom was at peace
~ al creation The presiding spirit OF the
ersn was surrounded by several Of her at
enoGnts. all clad In beautiful costumes ana
'earlng coinucopias also filled with aowcrs.
NO. iS.-Wedding OF the LilIiputtans.
fne next vision which came to the king was
~ unusual one. Standing within massive
oionade, representing the entrance 10 their
laiaee. stood two OF the tiny neopIe NJ GuI,
,Vers time--a bride and groom All about
nem were sweet flowers and on Inc broad
talrway which stretched away from the en-
rance. were other little folk coming 10 Offer
htH congratulations to the happy dwarfs
'no had Just been made one
NO. l6-FolIy's Fancies,
me vision which next came TO King
ful he had yet razed ,,non zen.
,senupg 90 It d'd the home OF Folly ana
81 subjects The feathers of the peacock'
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No. 3-ImperiaI Galley.

The frst scene was one of enchanting love-
Illness and when tho king beheld Il he real
iaed that all Of the pomp and glory of his
court was as naught when compared with
the splendors of his forefathcrs, The vision
was that OF an imperial salloY, the PROV OF
which was the insignia Of the order OF No
Tsuoh. and the royal STANDARD, A red
streamer was gracefully draped from the prov
around all sides OF the galley and ontwined
here and there In the various ornamental
features OF the royal craft. on an elevation
In the rear of tho galley sat the royal party
surrounded by attendants and fan bearers.
Down below were the members OF the royal
guard with their spears and battle axes, ready
to repel any attack which might be made
on their beloved soyereigns
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No. II-Court OF the Fairy Queen.

The King was so well pleased with the vision
OF the subterranean grotto that he was ioath
TO leave It, but the next scene shown him was
even. more beautiful. so he was content ne
resented. Here. In forest in which III
fairy's magic wand had brought about sons
unlooked-for. transformations. the queen msds
merry with her subjects, On the trees grew
great flowers In the shape of stars. aud from
their leaves were suspended baskets uiled to
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No. O-Home of the butterflies.

The king ciapped his hands for very JOY
when tho next scene burst on his vision. II
was the Home Of the Butterflies" indeed.
Rising from the rear OF the chariot and curv-
ing over II nearly to the front. was a large
leaf on which sat three gorgeous. graceful
butterflies, the wings OF which .luiyered gently
as the chariot passed along and reelected many
lights. On each side. near the base OF the
main leaf were other butterflies and all OF
them as they sat watched the beautiful scene
In front of them. In the midst OF the bower
formed by the leaves were six spirits who
clad in garments OF wondrous beauty, danced
a merry dance for the pleasure OF the king
II was a very pleasing sight and the king
saw it pass away with great regret.
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oH tnIs thaflot, which represented The
next vision OF the king, monarch
OF ye olden time was shown in fuli
pursuit OF the huge tusked bears and
o.her teroclous beasts which infested the
forests In those days. The chariot was a
very beautiful one Indeed In front WAS n
mock OF birds. seemingly harpessed to the
elevation on the rear stood the Keeper OF ths
hounds, Justify winding his horn 10 cali in
straesiins members OF his pack. while in
perohed on his arm. the spear thrower with
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And the night shall be filled with music
And the cares that intest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"