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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28

fatal ride across the lava field against
which she was warned. And it devel-
oped upon her kind hostss to pack the
belongings which she had left behind,
expecting to return. and send them to
Honolulu in accordance with Miss
Fields last wish. That also was in the
old house. The new one. perched upon
the very edge of a cliff looking down
upon Hilo Bay, is embowered in palms
and bananas, the surf washing the
lawn which is ablaze with flowers in
perennial bloom.
Within. the walls are hung with pic
lures, and shelves are crowded with
books, while the magazines and still
more books are placed within reach
upon the tables. They are omniverous
readers. these gentle. high bred. cult
waited people of our new territory. Mrs.
Severance was one of the organizers Of
the Shakespeare class in Hilo, and one
or the chief movers in establishing the
public library which is open day and
night, the books at the service of any
who come-quite unlike that of Homo
lulu.
The women who have lived isolated
upon the plantations, which could be
reached only on horseback over the
narrow trail across the intervening
lava fields, have. hitherto, had lives of
great loneliness. Now, however, roads
and railway lines are being opened up,
the towns are becoming accessible, and
their neighbors brought within visit
ing distance, so that the loneliness of
nature is enhanced by the companion
ship of friends.
Mary H. Krout.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28

10 prepare for him some dozens of
ruft1ed shirts. The amateur tailoress
had mad no experience, but she ripped
up suit of her husbands clothes
from which she contrived a pattern.
and the clothes were made. She has
left no record as to the fit, or the ap-
pearance of the sovereign, accustomed
10 the grace and freedom of simply a
tapa mantle.
From the very first, the most liberal
IDEAS were inculcated by the white
teachers, and, through their precept
and example, the position of the native
women was radically changed. With
the advent of Christianity, the tabu
was abolished, the priests were scat
tered, and being carefully taught in
the schools, the women made rapid
progress. Infanticide was punished by
law, and higher moral status pre-
vailed.
AS time went on, the great women
chiefs, who had become not only CIV
ilized, but educated and cultivated, did
much for their people. The late Mrs.
Bernice Pauahi Bishop, renouncing her
sovereign rights. left nearly the whole
of her large fortune for the education
of young Hawaiians. and also gave lib
orally to Oahu College.
Kapiolani the widow of King Kali
akua, who died recently, founded a
home for leper children on Molakai
The hospital and the Royal School of
Hawaiian girls are monuments to the
munificence of the beautiful and tai
ented Queen Emma.
1t is not generally known that Oahu
College, established more than fifty
years ago by the missionaries for the
education of their children, was ded-
icated to co-education long before CO.
p6nCa tinn n the IInifnd
States. Many of the early settlers of
California sent their children over
there to be taught, rather than sub
ject them to the long journey to the
Eastern States overland or by ocean.
This training has induced a close
fraternal relationship among the edu
Gated men and women of the Hawaiian
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28
OF SPECIAL INTEREST.


Sufferers from hay fever and sum-
rner catarrh will be interested TO learn
that there is new, simple, inexpen-
sive but effective home treatment for
this obstinate and battling disease, and
that a little booklet fully describing
the treatment will be mailed free TO
anyone by addressing the r. A. Stuart
Co. Marshall. Mich.
Doubtless this statement OF n cure
and positive preventative Of hay fever
viii be received with skepticism by
the thousands who have found the only
relief every year was change Of eli
mate during the summer months.
But whether skeptical or not. n viii
cost nothing 20 Investigate this new
treatment Simply send name and al
dress on q postal card 10 y. A. Stuart
Co. Marshall. Mich. for the booklet.
which. besides describing the treat
ment. contains a concise treatise on the
cause ana character u this peculiar
disease.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28

digntaries and also of the Emperor
The ceremony of the court soon be-
came utterly wearisoSle for her. On all
sides was a restraint to which she was
not accustomed. She pined for the
free life which she had led as a girl.
riding, driving. dancing with happy
young people in an unconventional way.
Now she could go nowhere unless fol-
lowed by a crowd. which greatly an
noyed her. She was obliged when driv-
ing constantly to bow to the right and
to the left. There was little pleasure
in standing for hours to receive a lot
of people in whom she had no personal
interest, but she tried to do her duty
in this respect, and held court recep-
tions, which, however. were not brill
liant success.
The Empress was not highly educat-
ed, although intelligent. She was OF
pleasure-loving nature. The deeper
things of life did not interest her She
did not care for music, literature or
art. Her sole desire was to be amused.
Eugenies beauty was undeniable.
Her features were as regular as those
of a Greek goddess, her eyes bright,
blue and expressive, her complexion
exquisite, her teeth fine, and her hair
full of golden light. Her figure was
graceful, and the setting of her head
on a neck of classic symmetry was
perfect Her appearance was truly
superb in evening costume, for the dec
GILLETTE corsage displayed the full beau
ty of neck and arms. She was Wis
ion of loneliness as she glided through
the drawing room of the Tuileries.
In spite of much that has been said
of the extreme religious tendency of
Eugene, she was far from being a de
vout woman when she married the
Emperor. Had she been a fervent
Catholic the French people might have
been reconciled to her in the first in
stance and more lenient to her faults
later in life. Her faults. indeed, were
only trifies magnifed by a prejudiced
people into graver errors. Eugene
however, was presented with the Col
den Rose by the Pope for her ardent
faith and her interest in the Hotel See, -
and was called by him "a faithful
daughter of the church" The differ
ences between the empire and the papa
cy were the great annoyance of her
life She is said to have subscribed
to hospitals and other charities.
Eugene is declared to have been ex-
travagant in dress and far too liberal
to her favorites, but the reports in re-
gard to this probably are greatly ex-
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THE WOMEN OF HAWAII.
II NOT SUPERIOR TO THE
MEN OF THE ISLANDS.

,o,. of the Early Civilizers-Coed-
titan Before the United States.
IN on school Boards and in
.,o Professions-NOted Hostesses.
+ DenutifuI Homes in the
,,-Id-HOrsebaclS Travel Sup
,i.nted by Steam Cars-Life
nr Our New Fellow Citizens.
,rosbington, July 26.-During the
'a,s If the past few years, when the
'i-5o,y and courage of the ablest men
" hawaii have been severely tested,
,,.hite women have also displayed
,.orle fearlessnes and devotion.
80 traits have been inherited from
40 staunch New England stock from
a.hicb they sprung-men and women
Tod and brave enough to make the
voyage down the Atlantic and
oronnd cape Horn, to cast in their lot
a-tb a people of whose customs and
habits they knew almost nothing. This
ort separation from home and
@-io,ds unbroken for months by any
communication; the sacrifice VI per
ronal comfort and inclination, and, at
srs+ almost of personal liberty. For
tho Kamehamehas, the ruling chiefs,
- Lings. as they were called when the
Islands were conquered and brought
under one government by the founder
If the line, were arbitrary and tickle.
Wominallv Christianized. they had
rcomnaratively little regard for human
vfe and their word was law.
foremost among these really great
women were Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Judd,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28
Plant system Mileage Books.

Travellers. before taking a trip. II
would be well to call on the Plant svs-
tenn ticket agents for information as
to the use of 1,OOO-mile books. These
books are good from Tampa to WASH
ington, also to Montgomery. and will
be accepted for passage on all points
reached by the Atlantic Coast Limo
The Plant System reaches all imnort-
ant points in the state OF Florida
Books sold at $500. Call on tIc<at
agents at De Soto Hotel or Plant Sys-
tenn Depot.-ad.
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aggerated. Her expenditures certainly
helped the tradespeople and put money
into circulation.
So the years glided by until the great
tragedy came. The story is well known
of her leaving France, aided by noted
American dentist, and finding refuge
in England. The Emperor's death was
sad loss for Eugene, who was now
alone with her son. Another sorrow
was to follow when this son was slain
in Africa. where he was fighting
against the Zulus for England.
To-day Eugene lives a lonley, sad,
retired life under the protection Of the
English people. with her loves, her
hopes, her ambitions gone forever.
Frederique Seeger,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28

Prof. Frederick Starr, the Univers-
ity of Chicago anthropologist, who says
Americans are turning back to In
dams, suggests the transformation very
little in himself. He is remembered at
Auburn as a high school boy with light
ish hair. freckles, a tendency toward
snubbiness of nose and a taste for
queer rocks and butterflies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28
EUGENE, EX-EMPRESS.
A Lonely Widow with Only n Mem
DRY of the Brilliant Past.

The beautiful Spanish girl whom the
Emperor Napoleon made his wife was
of noble birth. descended from the
Guzman family. and was identified
with the bluest blood in Spain. Never
theless, when the news of the Emper-
or's intended marriage to Mademoiselle
de Montijo became known in France,
it did not meet with the full appro-
baton of the French people. She was
not of royal birth, and their pride was
hurt that she should enter that palace
of the Tuileries where so many daugh-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28
sIiIenge Books

by the seaboard Air Line Railway are
good into Washington and also over
the Bay Line from Norfolk to Bal
timore. They viii save you money ON
your trip North. Ticket office, corner
Bull and Bryan streets. Phones No.
28-ad
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s;S4.OO

savannah 20 New York and Return.
Via Seaboard Air Line Railway. Tick
cts on sale daily. with final limit Oct
81. Full information at ticket Office.
Bull and Bryan streets. or phone No.
28.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28
Summer Tourists.

Plant System round trip tickets to
all summer resorts are now on sale.
For full information address Mr.. Ward
Clark, city ticket agent. De Soto Ho-
tel. or Mr.. r. G. Blattner. depot tick
ct agent.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-28

LADIES WRAPPERS, LAWN AND PEREZ
Worth $3.50, we close them out at ......
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-10

There is Imminent fear of trouble
on Grow Creek between the ranch
men and shcepinen. Last week "a
lparty Of ranthmen waited on some
sheep herders oyer shere 'ond ordered
them hack frem the star valley
slope and they went. IA few days
afterwaisa y. o. Dewey of Fairview
came co Montpelier and reported
that he had been ssstack up by
some sheep hcrders, and made to do
a lot Of unpleasant things. he
swore out warrants for two Of the
herders and Sheriff Sparks and
Deputy Heggie brought them 70
town for hearing
1t is believed that this is the be-
ginning of serious trouble over
there between these people. Al
ready it ia said that several other
arrests viii follow and a general
scrap will be the outcome.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-10
cburcb services.

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday Services May 18th.
Sabbath School at 10 O'Clock.
Morasng worship at II clock subject:
*'.The Will OF God.
Evening worship at 800 O'Clock. sub
ject: elbow Jesns Kept the Sabbath, -
REV. CHARLES @ MUDGB, PASTOR
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday May II, the fifth after Easter
Divine service at l0:30ep sEsA ascensio1
Of our Lord inaa Heaven. CaEechism.
Benediction Of Blessed SaerAment at
3 p. m, s
Ascension Thursday May ,. holiday
Of eAaigAtion to keep as sunday services
on that day the same as on Sunday.
REV. W.. A. HEnDRrCxx.
President Of Priests League OF Idaho
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-10
PdlntS READY For Use
That's the story.

Y That's the story. q
& And an Interesting osse too, atN
Hthis time of the year, when thereN
Eare 80 many little things aroundT
ssthe place to be touched mp. B
5 Big things too.
q Cause re can pel4 yOu enoughSs
9paint 10 cover your whole houses
<inside or out, and barn too. q
Z But we'll sell Won as little ASP
Eyen want, jnst enough 10 touch;
Cup a chair or q bench.
8 Well sell sou paint that won'ts.
xpeel or crack the first kme tbeN
Ihot Sun strikes it. q
3 There's atig assortment heraZ
Enosx any colos you could fancyN
land SOME over. ),
8 Come III and get q e0l0r cardS
Aand lets talk paiOt Il little. e
q Psices RIM from 25c N $500 z
& or course we have brushes off
EalA kinda. 3
ERiter Bros. Drug Co..
e LOGAN. UTAH 4
SfrsRkliR, FfgssOa and HiOntpeIaeF, Idaho1.
szeSg RgS SIS
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-10

WIN. Wilson. Of Ogden, wss ia towk
few daysthA week.
Summer underwear for, men. 2aaies
and children at WhitnlahS. "a
EC0N0MIzEl $soOworta Of sosds
or 800 at Q. B. Kellys. opp photo
gallary' I'll
Fresh candies and5fresh frdits onlx.
sat thu Golden Rule I'll
Hear enc man before you answer.
hear several before you decide" See
'onr line of millinery before Sun pur-
chase elsewhere @ B. Kelly. I'll
BALLARE3s Snow Idnimegt cuee ,
Rheumatisnb Nenralgia. Hesdacie
Sick Headache. Sore Throat. Cuts.
'SprdiIs, Bruises, Old Sores. Corus. and
iall pain and inflammation. The most
penetrating Eminent in the world
Price % and 5Oc. Ritter Bros !
Ladies and Gents bicycles given away
TO customes'5f The Leader. Call and
get Particu ars. %
Foreman Cafrick is making regular
ltrips on1*he road watching the work Of
the new compounds. Soineof the engines
are|burning more coal than Che others.
Dand it is to learn the reason for this
that Mr.. .Carrick is making these trips,
You might as we'll patronize my !
and 10 cent counter and save money
your neighbor does. You WILDE sur
.prised at the offerings in. glassware
tinwsfes hardware, ETC.. at H. B, Whit
mans Ill
III Constipation TIERBINE affords .
natural, l.ealthful remeey, 'actins
promptly A few small doses will
usually be found to SO regulate tire ex-
cretory,functieus that they are able 'te
lsoPerate without any aid whatever. price
'50cts. Ritter BROS. Drug store.
The Ladies of the Maccabees have
1phanged their lodge meeting night from
Friday to Tuesday evenings. This
next convention will be held next Tues
day evening.
j Many fair Young child, whose palle,
has puzzled the mother. until she ,has
suspected rightly her dazzling va
troubled with worms has regainel Thu
rosy hue Of health with q few doses 20
INVITE CREAM vERMTFU GE, Pric,
25c. Ritter Bros Drug Store.
At the regular meeting OF Idanh,
lodge, knights of Pythias, last Tuesday
evening, Past Chancellor Chas. u. Har
ris was elected as representative to tht
grand lodge, and Past Chancellor Franz
Jones as alternate. The grand lodge
rneefs tho second Tuesday in June al
Pocatello, and all the past chancellor
of Idanha, besides many knights, will
go down TO the meeting.
Unless woman eats sufficient nour
ishing food she can neither gain nor
keep good complexion. FooA when
digested, is the base of al health, ali
strengths, and all beauty. HERBINE
will help digest whaty eat, and give
you the clear, bright, beautiful skin oil
health. Pplce 50 and 75c at Ritter Pros.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-10
Flower pots. al Nlelseas.

Virus for squirrels at Ritter Bros Drug
Store, 10
The Anderson Creamery Gases have
been appealed 40 the supreme court
A first class Kitchen range, 6-hole, for
sale. Inquire at this Office. .
The Justices court has been fairly
bus this week with some ssnaiil cases
New fresh flower AMI garden seed at
Nielseas Furniture Store.
See those pretty percales land ging-
hams at Whitman's. IL.
A beautiful new line Of Silicone EN-
,broidery Gotten, justin at Whitman's.
Squirrilin knocks the squirrels and
its cheap. too Give it a trial. Ritter
Broe, Drug Co, 10
3. s Robinson, ofsthe New York and
Utah Paper Co, Salt Lake, was in town
Tuesday
The new addition to the Hotel Bur
goyne is being pushed TO completion.
Turn your land with a Canton CAp
per Pillow and you are sure of a crot..
Consolidated Implement Co. 8
VIM. Bagley was over from Grow
creek Wednesday.
Furniture at lever prices than ever.
We just bought large carload at very
low prices. Nielsen Furniture Co.
Ed Burgoyne is having the material
hauled for handsome new residence
building en- the lot next to DAVID Hughes
home. ff
FOR SALE A large amount of floor
mating in good condition, for sale
cheap. Apply at'this Office. g
Mems and boys heavy work shirts at
prices ranging from zoe to SOC at Fl, B.
Whitman's. III
We have strychnine enough to kill
ITeVery squirrel in Bear Lake county.
Wholesale or retail. Ritter Bros. Drug
Go. ~
Soft hats, stiff hats, in fact anything
you might wish in the hat line, al
prices from S5ots up at Fl. B, Whitnans.
Say Bill: While We are getting q
wheel let's get a good one. The La.
ciede looks good to me. Stewart has
them.
Mems dress shirts; the most extensive
line ever brought to Montpelier ask
an inspection ON these G GODS. Price
from 75cts to 1925 at H. B. Whitmans
DIR. Holbrook, the dentist, is still at
the old stand two doors east of the post
Office where he is prepared TODD all
classes of up-to-date dental work. 0
For Whooping Cough, Asthma, Bron-
,hitis, or Consumption, no medicine
equals BALLARD's HOREHOUND
SYRUP Price 20 and SOC at Ritter Bros
] Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman, ST., with
tbsfr daughter, Mrs. Lane, leave next
Meek for the east, the two former
going to their old home in, Illinois, and
the latter to her home in Texas.
There are several good Bicycles.
There are several more that are not &c
good. There is only one BEST Bicycle,
The LACLEDE. Examine it. Sold By
E. M. Stewart.
| No one ia ashamed Of the PLATING
photograph. 30 consider this when
ordering them To send ia yoaS gYienfSA.
Get ready for Rineharts special offer
and big rush. - g
Nothing has euer been produced to
equal or. compare VITA EABLER'c
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT as q
curative and healing application ioi
Piles, FissureA. bliad aid bleeding, ex.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-10
Nioniasa Clsal,.

The tCiionisA Club had another
literary treat Wednesday evening,
May 8, 1901. At siAe home of Miss
Macy and Mr.. William Hun.
The program WIS EBgisnd and
Her Law AIakcss,s ana every pat
wss . perfec. success rs III, who
know the ssstity of those who took
part, wsfi cay. The Srst = reading
by Miss Scarborough aThe House
of Ccsamons, enc Building and its
Proceedings was followed By an
lcxcellont papsr, sFouf Famous
'Scenes;in the House of Commons, :
by Miss Enderie.
The duet aJust Before tl,e Battle
|'by the Misses HNli md Webster
was beautifully sung.
Miss Mary Hall delivered an ex-
Ecellent paper on Lord Beacohsfeld.
1lhen followed anotherduet Just
after the Battle" by the Misses
TIull and Webster. Our program
CLOSED with beautiful solo ny Miss
Underwood.
Miss Iris Gee was elected as d
member Of the cihb.
The next iAeseimg will be held at
Miss Douglas home May Is, 1901.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-05-10
LOCAL. NEWS.

&~C.% &s~Sr S@% Y &@E&&~
Get your sqairriiin virus at Ritter !
Eros. Drug Store.
Pure ice creamsRt the Golden Rule II |
Hair ornaments, pulleys for belts |
also beautiful line of belts at Whit /
mans. ii
". $, Newberry, the ready print man !
of Salt Lake was in town Monday,
Twenty different styles in pnotino
photo cards at Rineharts Studio. 8
Road overseer Barrett is getting down
to work grayeling She streets
For the purest of drugs and toilet
preparations go to Ritter Bros. Drug
iCo SO
6 large cakes of toilet soap for 25 cts.
sat Whitmana II
Window blinds from 35c and up.
Lace curtains from 9Ocup, at Nielsens
Furniture Store z
Do you want hose that will wear, if
80 buy some of those children's a5cts.
hose at Whitmans. IL
The only pulverizer on earth is the
eAnton Clipper Lever Harrow, Consoh
dated Implement Co. 8
Montpelier has never seena as many
'drummers as it has thepast week The
hotels are full of them, all hunting
trade fer their respective houses,
I'll leave my happy home for You 90
90. II you buy me Laclede wheel
from E. M. Stew 90 90.
Mrs. S. y. Mozart and daughter Miss
I /Birdie are again enjoying the balny at
u nosphere of Montpelier after lengthy
ssojourn in Omaha,
See one, try one, buy one, and you
will never be without one, riding har-
row attachment, Consolidated Imple-
imeh Co. 8
- /Governor Wells of Utah. is soon to
I /be married to Miss Katz,:a newspaper
II woman on the Herald staff, az Salt
" Lake.
When you get ready to go fishing,
don't forget that Lyman's Drug Store
is Headquarters for fishing tackle. See
his prize offer in this issue. z
Autographed bonds for city, school
districts, etc, and stock certificates
Autographed and printed in handsome
colors, for sale at this office. The finest
ever seen in this section and they are
dirt cheap too
Don't buy fishing tackle that is two
or three years DID, when Lyman the
druggist is selling this years stock for
same money. See his prize offer in this
Issue.
Shoesi Well guess 80, same old
brand; Kirkendall makes them and we
sell them. We ask trial on thsse
goods and guarantee satisfaction at
Whitman's. IL
A new line of watches. ladies brade-
lets in solid silver. brooches earr1nks,
etc. We at all eyes with the best VI
lasses. G. Christensen. o.
Stewart is now ready for the Cycle
season, with first c1ass line Of Bicycles
and Sundries He lis now prepared to
do ell kinds of Bicycles repairing. e.
n. Stewart. next door TO p. o..
notwithstanding the inclement
weather the Odd Fellows had > good
turnout at their dance. What was
lacked in numbers was more than made
mp a jovial time. See M
If you want wall paper, big double
rolls at the price most people charge
for single rolls. look ut my samples.
You know the quality OF work have
done for ten years. No short lived
M -