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REEF
Ship lnvinCibIe Almost
Ashore.
She Nearly Goes on the Rocks at
Waikiki in the Middle of
the Night.

For a time yesterday morning it ap-
peared as though there was to be
repetition of the Dunregsan accident.
The American ship Invincible coal
laden from Newcastle was observed at
daylight apparently on the reef at Wal
kiki. She was rolling heavily and seem
ed to be hard and fast and the report
to that effect spread throughout the
city. The tug Fearless went out short
ly after daylight to bring in the Alice
Cooke and she spoke the Invincible at
that time ascertaining that the ship
was in no danger, but was anchored
and waiting for a tow.
The Fearless made arrangements to
bring her into port and then proceeded
after the Alice Cooke. A short time af-
forwards the Eleu went out to the In
vincible but learning that she was all
right came back to the harbor, and be-
fore noon the Fearless made a second
trip to the reef and brought the In
vincible in.
Captain Mackenzie, her master. was
formerly of the Matilda and he has
been in port here before. He states
that he arrived off shore at about IL
o'clock Thursday night. Deceived by
the numerous lights along shore and
hearing no sound of surf he came quite
close In. AS the ship seemed to be get
| ting too near the shore he began to
/ cast the lead. There was some delay
on account of tangle in the tackle.
Captain Mackenzie found himself in ten
! fathoms Of water before he realized his
/ danger. He ordered an anchor over
board but before 1t could be got down
the ship was in seven fathoms. Forty
/ fathoms OF chain was paid out so as
TO give the anchor all possible chance
to hold and the ship rode in this posi-
ton over night.
At daylight she lay just outside the
breakers, and had there been any wind
from the south nothing could have pre-
vented her from going ashore for she
was close TO the spot where the VII
liam Carson met her fate some months
/ ago. At the best 1t was a dangerous
position and Captain Mackenzie heaved
a mighty sigh when the Fearless came
alongside and the big ship was slowly
drawn out again into deep water and
brought safe and sound into the harbor
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ers fulfilled. A mild-mannered man is
Charlie and withal most considerable of
his words. He never gets angry even
when his water supply is short and is
never known to say so much as cross
word to the dog or the telephone.
Sixty years of this life's sorrow and
pleasure, hope and disappointment.
romance and adventure have passed
for Diamond Head Charlie;" he car
ries the burden of his years lightly.
his mind retains much of it's youthful
optimism Notwithstanding the cares of
advancing years. his eyes search the
sea for sails much as they used to when
Charlie was long ago but a greenland
aboard some wandering merchantmen
and his love for the mysterious ocean is
the same as it was when he was a lit
tie child.
For forty years and more he followed
the sea, for two-thirds of his life has
he been a sailor and now, not feeling
inclined at his age To scramble aloft in
some towering wind jammer as a sailor
or restlessly pace the poop as a skip
per, he sits him down on Diamond
Head to watch the coming and going
of vessels from and to all the corners
of the world. Comes there a mail boat
from the Coast Charlie sees ii first
with the help of his powerful auxiliary
eyes and telephones the news to town.
Comes there big liner from the ORR
ent or little island steamer from some
Of the other isles Charlie knows it first.
Coal-laden carriers from the south,
lumber-laden schooners from the north,
rich, general-cargoed vessels from
around the Horn and from San Fran
cisco. big ocean tramps, men-of-war
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boots. sardine tins and broken crock
cry and furniture-while in front of his
residence stretches the broad highway
OF the sea along which hundreds OF gal
liant vessels pass to and fro every year.
Sometimes they forget the rules of the
road. as IL were. and drive recklessly
close TO the sidewalk-the reef.
But glorious scenery. fresh breezes,
the telescope. the cat and the telephone
notwithstanding, Charlie gets very
lonely. likewise. Sometimes very thirs-
~. Charlie has no water system in his
house: II he wants water he has TO
climb for II up the mountain side and
fetch 1t for himself I'm a pail. Charlie
has been promised water for years but
has yet TO see the promises of the pow
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FAMILY PRIDE.

Proud az his family tree was Mr.. Town
ster. and graciousiy condescending was
he to all as-to put 10 figurativeIy-he sat
beneath the shadow of its spreading
branches and discoursed upon the quail
~. flavor and beauty OF its fruit. No one
who did not bear the name OF Towuster,
or who could not claim descent from the
glorious original Townster. was quite
worthy TO associate with this gentleman.
This may have accounted for the low es-
TEEN in which he held his mothers rela-
tives.
What were they" he was once heard
70 ask his sister-''tell me. what were
they until my mother married into our
famiiyg-'
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.IO REPUBLICAN CLUBS

Iu rtE PRESIDENTS. CfIAtRMEN
or secretaries Of Precinct Clubs
lolf attention IL called 20 ARTICLE
NJ n RULES AND REGULATIONS
~ riE REPunLfCAN PARTY IN
lhE TERRITORY OF HAWAII. No
'ting u the precinct or district clubs
.t b. held without public notice be-
oven through the newspapers or
.ltNlse. not less than six days before
M hy "a meeting The Territorial
.atn Committee would most respect
w wse upon all the precinct clubs
s e'gssslty ~ ACTION IN that mat
WpAY. Very respectfully yours.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
Chairman.
~, E. r. HENDRY.
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

stockholders % the Olaa sugar Co.
tit, are hereby notified that the thir-
.snih assessment Of 2lb per cent. or 10
'snis pr share. has been levied. 90 be-
Vms due and payable on tho LIST day
Z September. 1900. NJ the ONCE Of Alex
iaisf 4 baldwin. Ltd. Judd building.
!. r. COOKE.
Tres Olaa sugar Co. Ltd.
H1noluu. August 81. 1900.
nAln-nlnl
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NOTICE

y ~, ~ fErunLrcAN VOTERS OF
.st '.n Precinct. Fifth District. will
-. meeting ~ Kauluwcia school
efa.,st friday evening. August 81.
,a,s. ,lglk. for the purpose OF NOM
rl,,. u.lega,es 20 the district COM
- \, ~ y. 70 transact such other bust
my come before them.
Ef ,. r.. pE BOLT.
Chairman.
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NOTICE.

40 RErUBLfCANs or THE
~. tiecluct, Fourth District. are re-
sssl 70 meet az the Government
e..,.lI on King street. next Thursday
1917 The Soth instant. at 100
,,,.,lA iot The purpose Of organization.
ls..nstlpn n delegates. and such other
=, - a. may come before the meet
CECIL BROWN. Chairman.
sGl4
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aRSr AMERICAN BANK OF
HAWAII, LTD.

yoricr ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Board Of Directors Of the First
American Tank % Hawaii. Ltd, have
sylsi ne 1nal assessment OF N III per
cat on the capital stock Of the corpor-
,aon. payable within thirty days. at
1s banking heus- u the corporation,
rom mis- date and Delinquent August
4 De y. NJ. BOYD.
Secretary.
Bano'ulu July %. 1900 sso7
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OAHU SUGAR CO., LTD.

THE sroCEBooks OF THIS
I ' win be- closed 90 transfers
,..m August gSth o. september lst'
.''h H'''' J. n. fACKFELD.
Treasurer
u,oonu August g. 1900. 5sdS
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whom everybody knew; that my fame
vas such that it had spread beyond the
confines of my native city and was car
rying light into regions beyond" "Splen-
didi'' Then they got bit rushed in
the Office and put my friend Virgins ;
name under my picture" THAT was a
little unfortunate" 1T isn't the worst.
Not a soul noticed it except my wife.
And all she said was that she didn't think
II looked much like Virgins"
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Auction Sale
OF
Wines, Liquors
and CordiaIs.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 20,
AT 10 A. NJ,

At the store of CAMARA & CO,
50S Fort street L am instructed by
and for the account of the we'll known
wholesale liquor merchants, MESSRS.
CAMARA & COMPANY, on account OF
their removal, to sell at Public Auction
to the highest bidder for cash. In LOTS
TO SUIT, a most choice and exception
al quality of the best imported and
domestic WINES, LIQUORS, COR
D1IALS, etc, etc., ETC., at my salesroorn.
corner Merchant and Alakea streets, on
Tuesday, August %, 1900. at 10 a. m.
consisting of wines, brandies (Austra-
liam. California and Frelch), port. sher-
ry. MADEIRA, muscat, angelica, tokay,
claret of many kinds, champagne (Cal-
ifornia). grape Juice. syrups. ginger
brandy, blackberry brandy, Crown
cocktails. Chilean cordial brandy, etc.
Goods on exhibition Monday all day
preceding sale.
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CHEcKMATED.

cobwigger-"what is 1t that Is troubling
Freddie so muchT'
Mrs. Cobwigger-"He joined two sun
day schools and they are both going TO
have their strawberry festival on the
same favw
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
N.lilUa AGRICULTURAL CO..
LIMITED.

.ssrssMENrs HAVE BEEN CALI
"A an tho s--essabls stock 81 this
,ompany az 10 become due ane payable
n he enc. % Castls a Csoke. Ltd. on
my is,h. iSeo. 10 per cent tyle per
,nsr.l. delinquent August istn. iso0
ssg,smbsr 18Th. 1909. 10 per cent (sis
~ ,harsl! delinquent October fSfl
9,,ebsr p,h. ips. 10 per cent ois per
lafsl. telinqusnt November setht iS"o.
w. A. BOWEN.
ap Tree. wslslus AR. Co. Ltd.
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FLY IN THE HONEY.

There is bound to be fly in the hon
ey, said the MISUNDERSTANDING citizen
There's always some small circumstance
that prevents Joy from being complete"
What Is the trouble now?" 'The lead
Ing paper OF my community printed my
picture the other day" THAT was nice"
And II said that I was one OF the people
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AT AUCTION
SATURDAY, SEPT. lST.

AT II O'CLOCK NOON, WILL SELL
Pursuant to a decree signed by Hon.
A. S. Humphreys, First Judge Of ths
Circuit Court of the First judicial Cir
cult, filed the End day Of August, A. ..
1900. in a cause entitled William 0.
Smith and S. w. Wilcox against W. 81.
Winchester, foreclosure proceedings
notice is hereby given that the property
herein described will be sold at the
front entrance to the judiciary build
ing (Aliiolani Hale), Honolulu, on Sat-
urday. the LIST day Of September, A. d
1900, at II o'clock noon. The said sale
IL subject to confirmation by the court.
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
First-All that certain piece or parcel
OF land situate on Quarry street. 1t
Kulaokahua. in Honolulu. Island OF
Oahu, containing an area of 5000
square feet, more or less, and being the
same premises that were conveyed to
w. II. Winchester by deed Of W. u.
Foster. trustee, dated August n. 1886,
and recorded In Liber 155, page 373, ana
further described rs being a portion q
Royal Patent (grant) No. 1854. to n. ~.
Dow. and bounded and described -
follows:
Beginning at q point on the makal
side OF Quarry street 200 ITO feet froR
the south side Of AlApai street extoA.
sion. thence running BY true bearingav
south 81 degrees 30 minutes west, II
feet along the Portuguese Club prem.
ises. thence south 81 degrees 80 minutes
east. 80 feet along lot 611, thence north
81 degrees 80 minutes east, 120 feet, ana
north So degrees 30 min ties west. g
feet along Quarry street.
Second-AH those certain lots, tracts,
pieces or parcels Of land situate Q:
Waikiki (neaf Makee 1sland0 In 0a2d
Honolulu. being lots IS. So and 81. Keklo
tract, containing an area OF 1k,ooo
square feet, and q part Of Royal Pat
ent No. 6667. Land Commission Aware
No. 6S31, and the same premises thaa
were conveyed to the said W. II. VIM
chester by the deed Of w. c. Ach;, trus-
tee, and c. b. Male. trustee. dated May
II. 1897. and recorded In Liber 1S7, page
AZ.
The property viii be sold by parcels.
Terms cash, U. 8. gold coin. Deeds "a
expense Of purchaser.
For further information and full par
ticulars Of the above property, apply 1t
1 the ONCE Of WILLIAM o. SMITH.
Judd building. corner Fort ana lier~
chant streets.
| Dated: Honolulu. August 2. 1900.
JAMES A THOMPSON,
! HXs COMMISSIONS.
Will E. Fisher,
! AUCTIONEER
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NOTICE.

Dr. annual meeting Tor the election
ffcefa of the Kapiolani Estate. Ltd.
b. held on Friday. the 3ist inst.
hfIr Office on kanhumauu street.
NJ n kEOuOkAf.OLE.
secretary.
1nno'ulu August 81 5es2
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a STUPID ANIMAL.

Edith-''Papa's awful mad lie IN
chained the dog tonight and what do you
think the stupid brute didT'
Choliy-"Aw--what did the fool do?'
Edith-''why, he went and bit three
avfuiiy nice people before you got here"
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MEETING NOTICE.

ne annual meeting 81 the stock
l,rs ~ Hawaiian Fruit and Plant
Lil0 win meet az the company's
' Wlhiawa, September I. az $50
'n
EDGAR WOOD.
NI Secretary
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MEETING NOTICE.

,fi,-,. SO oF THE JEWISH
.eisy honolulu viii be held newt
r,s.1,, t,,.l.t -. az D. NJ. at the
y srs,. tlotel for the purpose OF max.
NJ s.,llents fnr holding Divine
~ ''ns the approachlnx hod-
49, sss3
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Evaporation Notices.
sloNssR MILL CO., LTD.

... srOrkuOOKs OF THIS
tl v.I boz closed 20 transfers
k44asf .sth to september LIST.
BIN d. A. IsENBERG.
Treasurer
.....Y August 60 1900. 1858
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NOTICE..

10 books 20 the Hawaiian Sugar
mpany viii be- closed 90 transfers
ttm August geth 20 Sist. both inclusive.
W NJ. TEMPLETON.
A secretary
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n AUTHORITY.
NOTICE

,.,sby given that n. q. ALLEN
h., mis-. sgd day Of August. A. ID.
- - ~. appointed a. a Notary Public
~. pi.trict % Honolulu. First Ju-
u, a,,.ult Of the Territory Of Hs-
~ EDMUND T.. DOLE,
Attorney General.
.. ~ the Attorney General. Ho-
.,,, August g9. 1900. ssSi
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AN OLD MODEL,


The new minister had decidedly slow
delivery.
Mamma" exclaimed Beth after the
service. Il wish they'd sent us higher
geared speaker"
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~ ''uef on tuesdays ana FL
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Parties desiring either STOCK or
VEHICLES sold must have them at
the yards before 10 a. m. the day Of the
sale
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For further particulars, Inquire OF
WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21
RsGAZiHGS f0R JULr
VIE SMART SET.

n The smart Set FOR July does not
interest summer readers they may as
we'll give over the task W finding any
thiug that will Its pages are full of
the atmosphere VI mountains and sea.
aui are written with all the art and
fascination known to the clcvercst of
living writers. The novelette, Of the
number. when Reginald Was Caro-
line" by Edward =. Van Zile l. one Of
tac few really humorous long stories
ever written IN this country. Mr. Van
Znp'> story j. 80 full OF startling situa.
lions. which are withal so comic. that
10 must prove vastly entertaining To- the
whole reading world Julien Gordon
Mrs Van Rcussrllct Crugeri contrib.
ute, 20 the number a remarkable social
study entitled THE Voice Within:"
Gertrude Athcrtou writes IN her usual
powerful style a thrilling story entitled
1.-THE S,riding Place" stephen Fiskc
contributes his "reminiscences Of "rhe
First Ocean Yacht Race" In which
race he accompanied James Gordon
Beunctt on the Henrietta across the
Atlantic: Clinton Ross and VIII y
Harlem have storir> entitled respcc.
t.y,dy The White Doe" and Angels
Unlwlrrs." other stories are 10y Vance
Thompson. Prince vladimir Naniat
sky. Howard VI. liokc and W. !. Thor
old, and there Is a story in the original
French 10y Leon lie Tiuseau. TIL,
poems are 10y Edgar Fawcctt. Clinton
scotland. Arthur Stringer Carolyn
Wells. Frank Roe Batcheldcr. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox aud many others.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21
OJfrI\C.


Outing FOR July Is very good indeed.
The August number promises to be
even better. Among the articles In the
August number will be the following:
Racing for the Kala." by Henry Saw.
age Lander: over the Hardangar Vid.
ia" 10y Elizabeth Taylor: "a Wild
Horse Drive" by Col. John +. Hobbs
Camel Hunting in Arizona" by Lang
don Ballinger: The Fishers and the
Fishcd." by w. c. Harris: ~ Centre.
Board Defender" by Charles q. Davis.
"Sportsmen and Photography" by w.
l.. Carlin; THE Leaping Mullct." 10y
Lynn Roby Meekins: "The Island of
Delight" by Lenore NJ. Lybrand; "a
Glimpse OF the English West Country"
by Walter Hale: surf Swimming" by
T. j. Wells: "The Value of Navigation
tn lachtsmen." by w. !. Henderson:
Development of Golf In the West" by
H. {. Chatiield-Taylor: "Outgoing
Ways" by +. Mccormick; "The Boats
of the Far East" by Caspar whitney:
The Phantom Loon of Louis Lake"
by Frank II. Ristecn.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
For the correct hat, patronlze Dul
lap, the Palmer House halter.

For the correct hat, patronlze Dun
lap, the Palmer House halter.
Try "Almanaris" on the side. II
won't cost you any more than bottled
lake water.
For tents. awnings and waterproof
covers so to Murray Il Co., S29-333
South Canal street. These people are
leaders In this line Of goods.
Make a lemonade from "Almanaris'
water-yery fine.
"Almanarls" II equal TO imported
water, and doesn't cost you any more
than common old lake water, put up by
local bottlers.
As n mixer with fine wines and llq-
uors. "Almanaris" has no equal.
The Oldest and most reliable firm Of
city and county surveyors and civil en-
glneers Is that Of A. II. Summers &
Son. II you have any work In their
line, give them call, as 1t will pay
you to do so, for they will please you.
Almanarls. at Is the Water Of
Life" Read Psychic Stream.
One trial o. "Almanarls" will con.
vince the most skeptical.
One OF the best-llked and most pop
ular business men In Chicago Is Tom n.
Donnelly, the jeweler, at 1lS Dearborn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21
NI'N'AI.l.'S.

McCalrs Magazine for August has
reached our table filed with choice H..
Illustrations of patterns of elegant de-
signs FOR ladies'. misses and children.
This magazine Is filled from cover to
cover with matter that y interesting
to women. as j. shown by the table of
contents:
The well.Dresscd Woman What She
Wears In Hot Weather.. summer
styles. No Connection with Any Trust.
Combination or Any Other House.
stylish summer Gowns ullustration,,
Costumes for Misses and Children I'll.
lustration,. Home Made Perfumes
How the Fashions Were Made.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21
"EvERYBODY's MAGAZINE"

Even TO the chronic theater.goers OF
long experience, IL may be a surprise
To learn that one of the very oldest ac.
tors in point Of service, still before the
public, Is Mr.. Stuart Robson. Long
association with youthful roles, and
the freshness and vigor of his portray
ais make Il difficult for us to realize
that his public career extends over
nearly half n century. Yet In the July
number OF Everybody's Magazine APP
pears the first lnstalment of Il series
of articles by Mr.. Robson In the nature
of an autobiography, and entitled THE
Memories of Fifty Years" These are
articles that will interest. not only the
atrical people, and people who are in
rercstcd IL theatrical matters, but also
everyone who likes good storytelling,
new glimpses of history, and new views
of famous people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21

street. Mr.. Donnelly enjoys the con-
fidence and patronage of the very best
people In Chicago, and IL you want the
hest goods, In watches, ia ronds and
jewelry, at reasonable prices, the man
to patronize Is honest Tom Donnelly, ut
lis Dearborn street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21
TILE CosMnPnLITAN.

The Cosmopolitan for July IS very
entertaining. All Of the articles are
profUsely Illustrated, Among the many
good ones are: The Paris Exposition,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21

Education" rs Russia to Control All
As!a?" and Henley Week"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21

The Chinese are TO blame for all
these wars, anyway. They invented
gunpowdcr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21

Keogh & Hannifan's Is one of til,
greatest places In Chicago. J. II. Cut
ter's famous goods always on hand
Dou't forget the number--T0 Monro,
street. and give Keogh & Hnnnifan ,
ra,l.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21
SCRIR\ER'S.

Richard Harding Davis THE Relief
of Ladysmith" in the July Scribncr's
Is probably the most brilliant piece of
war correspondence since his famous
story of the fight at Las Guaslmas. He
gives a vivid impression of the ways
OF living. the privations. suffering and
the constant danger in the besieged
city. and Of the fine spirit of endurance
that enabled is defenders to hold out
until the last. He shows. too. how d!fii.
cult II was for the advancing column
under Gen. Butler TO make its way
through the surrounding hills that af-
forled the Beers IN almost impregna.
bic natural defense and describes the
stirring scenes attending the entrance
into the city Of the relief column. The
illustrations are from photographs In
the city una of the country about.
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woMAN's HOME COMPANION.

Dame Fashion DEGREES that the pro.
nounccd puffiness In hair dressing IL to
become n mode of the past with this
fall and that the locks of the fashion
butterfly will be arranged In new
aud wonderful way to suit the win.
ter's millinery. Some of the most be-
coming styles Of this new couture will
be illustrated and described in the
August Woman's Home Companion by
a leading New York hair-drcsser.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21

Man wants but little here below
But, be 1t understood.
No matter whether high or low,
That little must be good;
Which may explain why men Of taste,
Who always get the best,
Their heads by Dunlap hats are graced
When they would be well dressed;
For Dunlap blocks. the critics tell,
In style and texture all excel.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21
TIE OUTLOOK.

The July Magazine Number of the
Outlook contains an interesting col.
lection OF pictures relating TO the pres.
cnt Chinese crisis. including authentic
portraits of the young Emperor and
Of Kang Yu Wei, the famous leader Of
the Chinese Reform party-portralts
obtained from Chinese sources. and II
il believed, never before published
an excellent portrait Of Mr.. Conger,
our minister 10 China, portraits Of
General Chaffec, the newly appointed
American commander IN China. Adj
miral Kempff, and Captain McCalla,
and also a rare and Interesting group
Foreign Office, the Tsung-ll Yamen.