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The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Rest vbirIinE Spray Syringe. 50.

Fot-water bottles. 75c up. Elastic stock
ings. s.. Lindsay's Rubber Store. 933 ST.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Mr. HamiIfon,S Funeral.

The Rotary Gas Water Heater
Can be connected 10 your present boiler
s. s Shedd Bro Co. 432 eth St nv.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Notable for Funeral Work.
WED AT THREE IN MORNING.

GUIDES artists plan the most taStetJ
floral wosS for funerals 1214 7.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
Guards Are Puzzled.
Second Meeting Announced

Watch for a city-Randls Highlands
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-02-19

but we're al inclined to think
our own code Of honor is the only
resl article.
God pronounced the curse Of
work upon Adam, but Sophists
have been trying ever since to
prove that it Is a blessing.
You can lead 4 witness to the
stand but you can't prevent his
leaving his memory in the lobby.
A stitch in time may save nine
but it may be easier to do nine
out Of time than one in time.
There are 4 lot Of fine sayings
that just fit our neighbors that
We can't use in our business at all.
Money may make the mare go
but it takes sense to make her 60
in the right direction.
Life is what we make it but
what we make it is bound to de.
pend on the tools at our disposal.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-02-19
Oroville Weekly 0azetts
,, pllD. J. Hyl


The discussion before the city
council last week on the matter
Of the granting Of franchise.
seems not to have ended there.
In another column is published q
communication from r. P. Hos
kyn on the subject. Mr.. Hoskyu
takes issue with the city sttor.
ney in the matter and msintain,
that his position is right. The
columns of the Gazette are open
t. further discussion of the ques.
ton and if any one has anything
Of interest to say On the subject,
send it in. Through discussion
people arrive at right conclusions,
and as this is an important ques-
ton every one should Asve a uay.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-02-19

In the SsDesios Court Of the State Of wash.
isstes for Oksaessa County.
IaSsas Hsehsts, pisiahG, ~. Frank Hanna,
deisadsnI
ne sssss Of ws.aiux.sa to ii. ss,s De.
iseAsst. trssh Hsnns:
Yec srs hesety saHHorea TO sppe.. within
saxty dsys after the Aass ef the frs. prblie.
ton Of this summons, to-vit. within sixty
days s.ter he 18th day Of keb.u.-y. 1893,
eaa dessad 4AS sso,s entitled seton IN tie
shove setitlea esur. ssd sn.r.. =. complaint
q sss p!siauG Asreis- s.d serve copy q
Jour snsvee upcs the underlined attorneys
for pisi.ttG. .. his sdd.ess below stated, and
IN esss ef Jour fsilsfe % TO do. judgment vi1
b s:sds:sd sssiass goa according 20 III. de.
as2ds q The complain. herein, ~hieh has
bsee Als4 nth the clerk of this eour.. TIE
ot!es! Of sid se.is. is 70 .eeove, judgment
sSetass tie said deteeasns fog the specisc
pe:ee.Nss9s 81 ce.!sin zeal estate contract
nsae ,? Ae ssid dsfsadeas to II. said phin.
sas osass,saes .! the South hall Of TIE south
ess. garter, esc.iss Ihiy.y.sve, Township
1Airsy'aiaa North Of Range Tw.n.y-eish.
East.
Aal .As Ess.Ases. quarter Of the Eorth..s.
Seats. Section Two. Ts~sship Thi.ty.eirh.,
He.th Of Rage Twenty eight Kss..
And The Rsrksest quartz. Of .hs Eorth....
eesrtsr Section I've. Township Thi.ty.eisht,
Ss!tA .! Assss fveety-eigkt Kss.
And fog the sssisnHenf Of . less.ho.d in.
ssN. ~ - Saets o. washington for the
South Aslf Of tie Sou!hve.. quarter, Section
!hrts:ax. IsSnstap Thi.ty,nine, North Of
1ssse TYsety stsA. East ell in Okanosan
Coasty. WasAilgten.
4.1 TO 'sbtsin Q decree requiring defendant
to eo.,sy .ss!a property to the said PLAINTIFF
seeofoiee 70 tie terms Of said agreement.
Also Ter the sun Of Five Hundred $500 OO)
boilers for damages sustained by plairtiE BY
sse:oe Of tie fsilure, neglect ard refusal OF
cs'd ae!sndsRt to convey said property accord
ing 70 said egreeHslt.
r. ?. IIOSKYN,
EDWARD Won TOBEL,
Attorneys 70. Plaintiff.
Once saa PostOacs Address: Room. 500 j
aste:l Life Building, Seattle. King County,
Washington.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-02-19

The WenStchee Advance Of last
week made great to do over the
completion of Wenstchee's first
concrete building. Wenstchee is
behind the times ss compared
with other cities Of central Wash.
ington. Oroyille las concrete
building which has been il use
for some months aud was com.
pleted upward Of year zz..
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-02-19

Bige Eddy.

Bige Eddy.
This child don't pass any bou-
quets out to his enemies until his
friends are supplied.
The penitentisry records show
that women are a whole lot better
than men or q hesp harder to
catch with the goods on them.
When contractors abandon the
custom Of finishing "6re proof"
buildings with tar paper and hot
air insurance, rates will take z
tumble.
We've known men to acquire Z
gift of CAB in prayer meeting
that was invaluable when it cane
to trading horses.
Some married folks live to.
gether good many years and the
only proposition they ever agree
upon is that marriage is Z failure.
never could understand why
the voices of my neighbours cats
were so much more discordant
than those of my own.
The joke is more often in the
reader than in the writer.
What's the use of worryingi It
increases your own trouble and
don't lessen the other fellows.
1t would be dull old world
if we all saw things through one
pair of eyes.
Blow, blow your own horn both
loud and long. Your right is I'm.
disputed. For whose bloweth not
his own horn, the same shall not
be footed. (Stolen.)
Most of us are inclined to. be
tolerant in religion and politics
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-29

A beautiful line of Ladies and Misses
Sweaters, all prices. Also a nice line Of
Ladies Opera CapeS.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-29
TOpwear and Underwear.

IOpW6ar anu Unu6TW6dT.
$1.25 Top shirts sale price SOC
75c Top shirts g s. Soc
SOC Top shirts g 50 29c
Mems and ladies' feece-lined underwear sold every
where for SOC sale price 34c
Mems and ladies' good heavy weight underwear
worth 35c sale price 18c
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-29
Railroad Fare Free!

To all buyers of $25 or more for so
miles. Get receipt from your ticket
agent, present same upon entering
store and your money will be refund
ed. .,
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1909-11-29
Dress Goods and Notions.

Extra fine grade Panamas and Worsteds worth 75c.
yard sale price &c.
Best quality Broad Cloth worth $3.50 per yard will
be sold in our sale SO
We have full line of Brilantines and Henrettas in
all coors worth 75c to 81 90 yard going at 80
1900 yards Gnghams 41c
5000 yards Of good Calicoes 41c
4 bales of White Homespun per yard 33-43
Extra good quality Sheeting worth 15c yard in
Sale for 87-8c
Bleaching worth 83c yard for 43c
Bleaching worth 15c yard for 91c
Fannelettes worth 121c yard for 1850
The best kind of bed-spreads for 98c
Table cloths and Towels at your own price.
Pms Safety Pins and Needles 1c
Taffetta Silks worth $1.25 per yard in Opening
sale 86c
Umbrellas from 19c to $1.98
Hosiery for Ladies, Men and Children. Stockings,
socks from Sc up to 19c.
Collars SC. Ties 18c;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
Handkerchief.
On First Floor.

Ladies and Children's Cross barred
Handkerchiefs, with hand-em- e.
broidered initials. 12iac values. ~
Art Handkerchiefs; large size;
used for fancy work and bath ~
ing caps. for 25c. Each. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
Furniture.
On Fourth Floor.

Window Screens, sizes that sold at
&c. 29c, 35c and Acc. Choice DIR
for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
full width and length; were Tic
Linene Couch Covers. full width and
length. fringed on all sides. 2Oc
Were $50. .........
Porch Rockers. with double rattan
seat, red or green. Were 2Or
SI.oo ... ...........
Porch Rockers. with double rattan
seat and back and large eX- 50 80
tending arms Were 1898. -. Wow
Wicker Rockers. green.
with large rolled arms. 50 80
Were $500. VAeOS
Brentwood Settees. red CO 90
and green. Were $3.50. V1sO1
Settees for the garden, etc. Re-
duced from $2.25 to $3.50; from $1.75
10 $l39; from $1.5O to csc; from 20
s1.25 to Toe: from TIC to. .O>~
Best 116-warp China Mating, re-
versible. with double edge.
Were &c. Doe and Csc yard. g <n
O-yard rolls. .................V Os Wv
Mating in lengths up to 30 n
yards, made to retail at 15c yard. "
Best Mating Rugs, 6x3 and 9x1o
feet. Were s. and $3.50. GO 2N
Reduced to 1874 and. ~OsO1
Pictures in ska inch ~
frames. Were SOC. Reduced to IT.
Go-Carts for only sl.15. Best Yale
Carts, Were 50. Reduced So O2
To only. ~Os>0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
NeedleWOrk.
On First Floor.

Summer Cottage Sofa Pillow Slips.
of cretonne and figured swiss, with
f1uted ruffie. Were 25c. To g.
be for 25c. Each. .. RCC
Swiss Bureau Scarfs with iuted
ruffie. with lining in dainty shades
ct etc p' We're el zoe se''o"' green 25c
Plain Hemstitched Bureau Ns~
Scarfs, 1sx54 in. Were 39c.. kOS
Drawn-work Scarfs. all lengths,
with covers to match. Were SdAc
Soc 20 81. To be 25c, Soc to-. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
NeckWear.
On First Floor.

Dutch Collars, lawn, lace trimmed:
also net with lace medallions APP
pliqued: also of swiss embroidery and
hand-embroidered linen. Values 1n~
up 10 CSC for.
JabotS to match Dutch Collars above
described, of lawn with lace edge and
insertion: net, lace trimmed;
white and cream. Values up TO-
Dutch Collars. Jabots. Null Ties. As
cot Stocks Bows. Remnants OF 2jc
to SOC lots. among which are
Jabots. Dutch Collars, etc. 10
Choice for SC ard. ...............sA ~
Embroidered Linen Laundered Col
lars: sizes II to 1419. in new 1Sc
high and low styles. aOS
Coat Collars of Venise, Irish and
point gauze laces: round and pointed
effects: 80 styles: all dainty a.
patterns. Worth to $1.OO. .OVS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
Summer Wells.
On First Floor.

:. Wash Lace Wells. white
and cream: worth slO0 to CO 4
$500. Toe VeDs
Chiffon Cloth Veilings, all col
ors, with deep satin border; soc d
value. Yard. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Fancy Mesh Veilings. ali COL
ors: plain and dotted: 25c and -
joc values. Yard, 19c and. ....... %.
Chiffon Cloth Hood Wells: ca /.
all colors; 81. 80 value. " q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
Choice for Sc,
On First Floor.
Worth While.

Is it worth while to be out OF
fashion in the water any more
than on land? The Princess is
the fashionable garment for the
water.
From $40 to S5.QS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25

At Doc are best OF 81 so White Iinene Garments:
SIo8 are S. Pure Linen and Rep Skirts; at 1898
sos Linen Skirts with high boned grdle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
En1brOiderieS.
On First Floor.

21-inch Swiss Embroidery =
Frontings; S1.50 value. Yard. -. 4
Swiss Embroidery Bandings
up to 6 inches wide: soc value. :
Yard.
22-inch Swiss and Nainsook ALL
Embroideries, white and col Cn
ors: some were 1915 yard. ~A'
Is and 81 inch Swiss En- broid- :
cry Flouncings. 15c value. Yard. a
27-inch Swiss Embroidery
Flouncings, some were SI50. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
Linens, Etc.
On Second Floor.

Mercerized Satin Damask. 20
Was soc yard. ........ OO(
Heavy Bleached Table Damask
all linen and 20 inches wide. en-,
Was Toe yard. O>e
Napkins; hemmed and ironed 2.
ready for use. Were &c. ~
Heavy All-linen Napkins,
DOZEN. SIZE. were -" S1.6s
Hemmed Huck Towels, 1895 Q
inches. Were 12hc. OK
All-linen Crash Toweling. IS n
inches wide. Was 121.c yard. ~
Linen Huck Towels, lSx36 ~
inches. We're 2Oc 4U3
Turkish Bath Towels. 2Ox4O 10
inches. Reduced from bic. lOS
Bleached Sheets. ready to %
use, 72x9O inches. Were Soc. OO&
Crochet Bed Spreads, mar o.
settles effect. Were S1.O0 CO(
Comforts, covered with silk
oline; in art designs and col o.
ors. Were S1O0. COO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
Books, etc.
On First Floor.

Wards Albums for unmounted pho
tographs, with dark green leaves and
cloth binding 75c Albums 10
for 33c. SOC Albums for. ........ HOS
st. Elmo, by Mrs. Augusta ]. Evans:
handsome presentation edi- nno
ton. Reduced from $1...........A yC
Sparks American Biography: Il VOL
umes: red cloth: published by O6N,
Harper Bros. at So. To be. wv
Shakespeare Plays, in red cloth u
binding. 25c edition. ...............A ~
Dainty Gift Books, fully illus D.
trated in colors. Choice for. ...... ~
100 Recipes for Cooking Fish, A,
soc; cloth-bound edition for ...... ~
Diabolo with pair of sticks; e.
superior &c set. for. "
Jig-saw Puzzles, wood, not
pasteboard. Reduced from 1no
@Oc TO- ...-...-.-....-.-.
Russia Crash Stationery. ~ A.
sheets and "A envelopes, for. ~
White Commercial Envelopes; =
usually &c pack: packs for. ....... ~
Wakefield Linen Writing Pa
per. 100 sheets to the pound: o.
usually &Oc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
From $500 to sos.
From S.. QS to SI.QS.

The S. Suits to be reduced to,
Ss.oS are trimmed in taffeta
braid. The $500 and S2.oS Suits,
reduced to S2.oS and SI.o8 are
made especially for unusually
small and large women, assuring
both greater comfort and a little
more grace than usual.
Now Ioc to 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
From $50 to S6.oS.

Princess models. i'll navy and
black, with bias folds of black
taffeta and pipings of black and
white striped silk. Come tomor-
row-while all sizes are here.
From $500 to S3.oS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
Treasures for THE Stay=at=F10me.

F1ousefurnishings.
Basement Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
SilverWare.
On First Floor.

Cold Meat Forks and Gravy -,
Ladies. Were 6Oc..................S T\
Six knixes and six Forks CT -
in lined case. Were $3.50. VlsZ1
Dinner Forks. to be 6 for 39c; IT,
Teaspoons, q for. ~
Tea Pots. from $40 sets. Ga
ChOlce Tor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~As
Silver Ice Tubs. Reduced ca AZ
Florentine Gilt Clocks, II
inches high. Reduced from %1 IN
SS.Ou 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25

Bead Bayadere Chains, long and
as thick as rope: for girdles, nSc
etc. Were 81 LOO. Observation-Disclosures. ASS
Shell Combs for the hair: plain gold
trimmed and jeweled Some 27c
were $40. Observation-Disclosures. Wv
German Silver Mesh Bags. re-
duced from $3.9S to $244; from $2.9S
70 s1.sS and from 1926 CT 40
TO-. ................
Belt Pins and Buckles OF French
enamel: each in lined velvet De-
case 81 values. ..................@ SS
Best 81 Gold Shell Rings. guaranteed
for years. Plain, engraved and
jeweled. Facsimiles of rings Okc
worth hundreds of dollars. &OS
Partisan Jewelry of all kinds. The
outcome of the recent attempt
at smuggling. Pieces worth OQr
SILK Fans. some with hand
painted decorations. Worth up DO
to SOC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Black Silk and Japanese Parch-
ment Fans. imported to retail to II
Silk Elastic Belts, each with
buckle alone worth zoe. Choice 1fhn
for ..-..................... wv
bONS w mite anu ftcu FaleHl
Leather Belts: standard at 25c.. ~
From Japan.
On First Floor.
Frames for photographs or pic
lures Little gems that look <.
worth 81 and more, for .. OC
Japanese Boxes for gloves, hand
kerchiefs. jewelry. playing
cards. etc 10c to So so values 90
at &c TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25

Lapland Refrigerator, packed with
mineral wool; ice capaci- &pz en
ty. 100 lbs. Was s21. Va SW
Jewel Refrigerator, white enameled
lined; ice capacity, 20 lbs. Sill sO
Was $500. pA eOU
Ice Chests; extra large;
galvanized iron lined. @an M
Were $l4. 80. .V 1UsUU
J Refrigerators. combining
water cooler. Large $3.4S ca en-
Water Coolers: galvanized o..
iron lined. Were 81. OIC
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator ~.
Pans. Were 25c &c
Cute Gas Ranges; drilled burners
and large lined oven. Were c. 7R
SS.OO. QOo u
Classic Gas Ranges; cast ton and
three drilled burners,
broiler and oven. Were en- M
$3.50. ~ UsVV
Gas Stoves. nickel plated. CT IN
Decorated Chamber Sets; Il pieces.
with large slop jar Were STE
$3.50. .p@s 10
Haviland China Dinner and Tea Set
of 100 pieces: decorated. CO. 7e
first quality. Was $500. VZOs 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25
Leather Goods.
On First Floor.

Handbags: last of various; on
lots. Reduced TO &c and. .OSC
Leather Belts, made to retail n.
up to 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
White Wash Belts, with gilt p
buckles: made to retail at 1Oc. CS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-25

Early fall shapes that can be used
now. The New Small Hats of horse
hair braid, trimmed with
wings and ribbons. Are S3. SO
worth Sd.
Milan Hats in the new shapes,
turned on the side: also Girls Mush-
room and Roll-brim Sailors. nQc
Best were $500. ............... 1o~
Ostrich Piumes: black, white and
colors. $3.50 quality. Re- &C. en-
duced TO. VOsOU
Black and White Ostrich Willow
Plumes: $500 feathers to
be $500 and S12.0o featlI- Sln nh
ers to be- UlOsOV
Flowers that have been used for
decorations in show windows and on
second floor parlors Reduced to. a.
per 'Dunch .................... ~
Fancy Nets for millinery purposes
in black. white and colors. CO.
$1.OO a yard values. ........... OO~
Frames, including some very Or
new shapes. Choice for. ~
Neckwear.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-03

II may perhaps be true, in the case of
the Keystone state, that the people are
not yet ready, on account of the wicked
ness of ''some elements" of the popula-
ton, TO abandon capital punishment as
a relic of the dark ages, but it is GER
tain that elsewhere throughout the
country the tendency is in that direc-
ton. Capital punishment has been
abolished in at least five states of the
Union and in a number of others juries
are permitted to decide between it and
life Imprisonment. Maine, Michigan,
Rhode Island, Kansas and Wisconsin,
the states in which executions are not
legally sanctioned, are not generally
considered more lawless than the other
commonwealth of the Union; on the
contrary, they are showing most plainly
that we have some very foolish notions
regarding the value of punishment as a
crimel deterrent. And one of these
notions is that entertained by the gov
ernor OffPennsylvania.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-03
PREPARING FOR CAMPAIGN.

The Republican State Committee met
IN Baltimore on Wednesday and fixed
August 25 as the date for holding
State Convention and also named the
dates for primary elections in all the
counties of the State for the election of
delegates to this convention. 1t is ex-
pected that the local committees will
name the same date for the nomination
of county tickets and thus save the ex-
pense of two primaries. Under the
new primary election law any voter de-
string to be chosen delegate to Coun-
ty Convention must give notice to the
State Central Committee for the coun-
ty in writing stating his name, occupa-
ton and address. The polls may be
kept open between the hours of a. m.
and p. M, and must be kept open not
less than four hours. The voting will
take place in each precinct. The mem
Der of the State Central Committee for
the county shall meet at the court house
on Tuesday following the primaries and
canvass the returns. The Republicans
will generally follow the convention
plan and the delegates so chosen will
meet and make nominations and elect
delegates to the State Convention in
the usual way. The attendance at the
meeting was large and deep interest in
the approaching Amendment fight.
Resolutions were adopted calling atten-
ton to the handicap imposed upon the
Republican voters in the so-called Will
son counties where the publication of
sample ballots is prohibited while the
black line is used to guide Democratic
voters. This unfair and dishonest
scheme will be met in counties where
where there is no reasonable prospect
of electing Republican candidates by
naming ''bObtail'' tickets in order to
register as many votes as possible
against the Amendment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-03
BLACK LINE "EMBlEM."

The Democrats passed law forbidd-
ing the printing of emblems or other
devices to aid voters in marking their
ballots for the party of their choice.
Having done this they promptly intro
duced the heavy black guide line under
the names of Democratic candidates.
Former Attorney General Bryan, a
staunch Democrat, denounced it as a
bare-face fraud clearly in violation of
the law forbidding the use of emblems.
Governor Crothers will be asked to put
this dodge up to Attorney General
Straus, for an official opinion on the
subject. He will also be asked to pass
upon the practice of certain Democra-
tic Supervisors of making up the form
and arrangements of the BALLOT with
out the knowledge and supervision of
the Republican member.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-03
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
NE MORTAL DAY.

Year by year the ranks grow thinner,
year by year the steps more slow of
that great army, many of whose COM
rades, to use the immortal words of
'Stonewall'' jackson, have crossed the
river and rest beneath the shade of the
trees" But with them march the men
of the new generation and the children
who will be the men and women of the
future. Who they are and what they
did will never be forgotten. With each
returning new birth of the year, as
springing grass and budding flowers
cover the earth with beauty and speak
of enduring life, their countrymen
gather to plant the flag upon every
mound where sleep the soldier dead, to
cover their graves with blossoms, and
assure the living that they will be held
in immortal remembrance.
ION flames eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread,
While glory guards with solemn round
The bivouac of the dead"