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In the strength of head and heart,
When he's got the proper backin'
He should get level start.
Color doesn't cut no fgger
When it comes to make fight;
Then the game and clever ''nigger''
Is the equal of the white.
Men who've got no social ratin'
You will.6nd eight times in nine
Are the first to do the pratin',
First to draw the color line.
All admit that Pete's fighter
Well, l claim, that settles it;
If his skin was ten times lighter
'Twouldn't change the case bit.
Straight-haired pugs maykeep on sneerin
Jackson's comm just as hard;
He is is bound to get a hearin'
Dusky Pete can not be barred.
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Southwestern Points.

Are best reached via "The Burling-
ton" Double daily train service to st.
Louis, Rock Island, Kansas City, St.
Joseph, and close connections made at
these points with diverging lines. Buy
your tickety over sThe Burlington"
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PILGRIM BAPTIST Church

There was an almost over powering
desire to shout for JOY when the report
of the Far committee was given, stating
that they had put into the hands of the
trustees a check for about $500 with
more to hear from yet. We propose 10
let this be the beginning of a sinking
fund, in order to do this we must all
come to the front this month, so that
the trustees may be able to meet the
interest on the LIST of Jan. Let every
person settle up with the church this
month. Sunday services had the true
Gospel ring and the spiritual interest is
constantly deepening. There were two
added to the church Sunday Bro. J. R..
Lawrence and Sister Mary Thompson,
and still there are more to follow. The
congregation gave toward defraying the
funeral expenses of Bro. Geo. Garvin
$3.50 the church gave hearty vote of
thanks to the faithful Fair Commute.
The Missionary Society met at Sister S..
E, Kirtleys, there were IL present, plans
were discussed for more aggressive work
right around us. The Literary society
will meet Monday evening at Mr.. J. w.
Smiths 562 L'Orient street there will be
complete programme. Our church
roll is to be revised and it will be neces-
sary for every member to be present at
the business meeting on the 9th inst.
Don't miss this meeting. Our Sunday
school will have the grandest tree this
year that they hav ever had, 1t will be
on Christmas night,
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Two Trains a. Day.

For St. Louis and all Southern and
Southwestern points, via ''The Burling-
ton" The facilities it offers to the tray
cling public are unrivaled, and the
equipment unequaled. The through
line for St. Louis and the South.
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Specimen Copies.

Any subscriber of The APPEAL who
would like to have specimen copy of
the paper sent to friend can be accom-
modated by sending US on a postal card
the name and address to which he
would like to have the paper sent.
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St. James A. Nj. E, Church.

Seven persons joined the church last
Sunday, three of whom were converted
during the past week. One lady who
came forward to join on probation was
converted as she sat on the front pew
waiting to be received. Another lady
was converted at the Wednesday night
prayer-meeting. The classroom was
filed Friday night, and the scene can
not be described. The class meeting is
emphatically the peoples meeting. Let
everybody come. Those who have
thought that Christians have lost the
old time power of song and prayer
should come out and see the contradic.
ton of their error. God bless the
valiant, faithful, powerful band of work
ers.
Two weeks ago Mr.. Henderson said,
"Let everyone take hold and help to
make the evening service full of spirit
and power" Last Sunday night it was
done. AS he preached, strong Chris
tians bore witness to the Word, the
power went forth, eyes were wet with
tears, hearts were melted and mourners
came to the altar.
Far back by the door young man
arose and with firm steady step march
ed forward, and with tear-stained
cheeks sat upon the front pew. Rev.
Henderson said. ''Ten years ago as 1
sat in the study of st. Paul,s Chapel, St.
Louis, tall, stalwart minister entered,
we conversed; he was presiding elder
from. Texas; two months afterward /
was at his home. He gave me my first
charge. He was one of the boldest,
most efficient, and Paul like men ever
knew. Tonight in Southern city he
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Fast Line to the South.

Ifyou are going South for the winter,
take the fact line, 'The Burlington's"
Limited. You can reach Cincinnati at
700 P. NJ. the day after leaving home,
and make close connections with through
fast trains for all Southern winter re-.
sorts.
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knights Of Pythias.

Abraham Lodge, No. l, K. p, meets
at Odd Fellows hall on Wabasha street
every Thursday night. -..~
c. P. Crawford, &C.
wis.,. w. Gray, K. of R. and S.
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LEGEND OF THE LILY.
An Angels Tears Call Forth the Beautf-
full Floral Gift.

An Angels Tears Call Forth the Beautf-
full Floral Gift.
Once, long ago, when the earth was
young, an angel was wandering through
it's verdant fields searching for a flower
to make an Offering to his Heavenly
Father. Rich was the color and sweet
the perfume of these earthly stars, but
how gaudy they were in comparison to
the one that was in his mind.
"A pure white flower!'' he murmured;
but though he searched long and dill
gently he could not find one.
Disappointed and weary he sat down
on a stone and wept. The crystal tears
fell down his robe and sank into the
ground. Immediately lily sprang up
so pure and sweet that the angel, with a
joyous burst of song straightway gath
cred it and flew on high to the throne of
God, and, kneeling, laid the Offering at
his feet.
His Creator, beholding the graceful
white flower, said to his faithful serv-
ant: because of thy zeal in my
service, this flower shall henceforth
grow all over the world, and when sin
full man looks upon it he will think of
thy fervor and initiate it's
Reader, have you ever looked upon a
pure white lily and not felt an indefina-
BILE sensation pass over you? A breath of
heaven, perhaps; glimpseof the divine
purity!-Atlanta Constitution.
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PickWick Notice.

The members of the Pickwick Club
are hereby notified to meet at their
rooms Monday Dec. Is, at $3.50 P. NJ.
w. H. Butt, President.
THos. r. KING, Secretary.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-12-14

The APPEAL is the bo!dest most pro-
gressive and most enterprising news
paper of it's class.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-12-14

"A wooden leg is about the last thing
one would suppose thief would steal,
but one stolen in Topeka was lately
found in Kansas City and returned to
the oNnor
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Save Time and Trouble.

BY purchasing your tickets via ''The
Burlington for all points. New train
placed in service for Southern and West
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Sec. 1. The regular meeting of this
League shall be held on the third Tues
day in each month beginning at 8
O'Clock P. NJ,
Sec. 2. Nine members at any meeting
shall constitute quorum for the trans
action of business.
Sec. 8. The president shall call spec
cial meetings upon the written request
of seven members, of which at least two
days notice shall be given.
Sec. 4. The officers of this League
shall perform the duties usually requir-
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in Der llute1terta 1T aud eiH gang on,
berer selporben, felt ct in Sbrer 3u6t
itebt; i'd babe es INNER geiast, ein @rs
3ieber fam nidt itreng senug {ein.
SeboG nit MaBen, bemerfte Grdu=
lein 2einemann, aud bic Sanftmutb
bat ibre pdbagogiiben @rfol9e.
8erftebt Ii6, Detitebt fG, oerebttes
Grduleiit rief ber fleine 6err, ibre
bei6en 9dnbe 3drtIi6 briideno, D, ber=
itebt fi6, bic 5anitmutb! Ni@ts gsbt
iiber bic 9anftmutb in Der gr3iebuug
9amit i6Iiipfte er botliber, um ben
nd6ften Gait gu irgeno eiuem @rfolg gu
beeIitdmiini9en.
SEPT febte bic Ntuft rauTdenb Elm
uub rief aur polonaiie. @Ottbolb 8el@
ling i6lang bieien ebrbaren &eigen nit
6rdulein 2einemann, bann tparb er lie
enbIi6 log unb folgte nun cine 3eit
lang ungeit6rt benz Mirbel Der San3ens
ben, Dbns feIbh mitautbun.
Ser felten 9enoiiene Nnblid bate Ct,
tpas 8eraui9enbes fiir ibu. Oie rbpts
mii6e 8emegung, bic Nuse unb Ohr aus
glei6 gefangen nabm, regte fene Slime
mdbtig auf, unb bic feinen Welen ber
Moblgerii9e beaauberten ibn. ct fam
lid Dor tpie entriidt In cine beitere Welt
olpmpiI6er @6ttertpeIen, bic nur bic
fdpebenbe SeIigteit bes 2ebens tanns
ten unb aidts BON Der etpig bemmenben,
an ben 8oben fefielnben MibIal puB.
ten.
Simmer tpieber tau6te In ben tuirbelnz
ben &eiben almas aierli6e @nomenges
ffalt auf in bem leu6tenben2leio nit ben
lang na9flatternoen Saaren; er folgte
ibr nit ent3iidten BIiden un6 lieB fie
nur mundmal auf cine Weile log, um
ii6 insipif6en beimli6 auf bas Wie6er=
feben su freuen. ct fanb iie unglaubs
Ii@ id6n.
llnb er ipuBte, baB au9 fie ibn fab
unb feinen tpedielnben SteIlunsen
folste. Sbr 8Iid itreifte i'm oft felbif
wdbren6 bes i6nelliten Sanses, unb
INNER mar es elm felHamer Bid f9euer
8emunberung unb 8erebrung, Der inn
einsing tDie iiiBer, f9merer g8ein.
sic tan3en ni6t, perr 9ottor? fraste
Der 5ousberr au ibm tretenb.
Sd tango mangelbaft. es madt mir
mebr 8ergniigen, 3uauleben, ertuioerte
er.
8eriiebt f6, oetitebt iid, mir aud,
0, beritebt fi6l 2lber ME pdre es NIT
eiHem @igarret6en2 Sabe Elm gan3 ses
beines &au93immer eingeri6tet; fol-
eiscntli6 erit nod Dem giien betreten
tpetben, inbeKen sic f6peigen ia oas
rGber, beritebt f6 = nebenb.i, babe
bort Elm pr6b9en griebif9en Weins,
9epbalonia, alte 8esiebuug gum 8iaes
tonful in Nrgofoli; pirfli9 feines
WeinGea, berltebt iib.
@ottholb folste benz liebenspiirbigen
fleinen 5errn unb betrat nit inn bas
abgelesene &au63immer. @s mar elm
iiberous gemiitbli6er Baum, bur9 cine
6dn9elampe rubig beleu6tet unb teps
pi6warm nit Polherftiiblen beIebt, tpie
9ema9t fit cine itile Grbolungspaufe.
Der 9ommer5ientaib bot ibm cine
Cigarette, f6entte ibm unb f9 bon
bem 9epbalonier ein, ber fart unb
pir3ig i9medte, unb lief pIoubernb
um5er tpie elm Wieiel.
t6ortiesuue foIs;.)
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W0LFSON Main Plaza TEX

Mlllton 9Ollar" folte in iebem ssistaI,
Sabre minbeltens berausaa5t ,De1ben:
Die Soften fir bic 8erbeferunesarz
| beiten am 9abinelTlub finb auf IS, 900
Dollar beranf6laH unb es 1T bamit
+porangegangen nor6en in ber Mbfdt,
einen guten 56iffabrts. .Ganal 3u fd dern.
Sm Sabre 1882 bate Der GongreB
$4,000 mebr fir oenfeIben 3med betpils
| ligt, ba Der JluB aber fiir ben bei6rdnfz
| ten Werfebr, tueldben er bermitteIt, in
binrei@enb outer getfaKung mar, muir
be oas 8elb fiir fpdteren 9ebarf suriidz
gebalten. Cine i'm leBten Wfai borge>
ncmmene unterfu6ung bat nun geaeiat,
DAB i'm JluBbette eine paar @in{dnitte
borbanben linb un5 auBerbem eine aroBe
Nnsabl BON Baumitdmmeu, pel6e fid
feitgefeHt baben; es miro baber en,pfob.
len, bic 3urhfbebaltene Summe auf bic
Iusbeherungen bes Gnnals unb bic
Jortfdoffung Der 5tdmme au permens
ben. Die fiir3li6 oussebaggerte 6abr.
itraBe an Der Wiinbung Beg Glu6es
betlnoet f@ in iebr gutter 8ets
fafiung.
Dieter offijieGe geridt bes gunots>
Beanlten fam baau bienen, gu 3eigem,
mas Seras bon Der 9eraeIlung irGen6
zines Siefmaiier- 0ofens bur& gunoes.
mittel gu ertparten BAT! unb gripatz
unternebmungen fir pen 3ued perben
INNER nur erit oann m6gli9, wenn Die
gunbessS sSuseneure ertldrt baben, boB
es vunm6gli9" fei, einen SiefmaKer.
6afen on einem Punfte beraulfelen,
tDie fie es betreffs Der gra3os. .Miinbung
erfldrt bGben. go bleibt Seras oenn
teine anOere Soffnung, als bieien run.
m6sll9en" 6afen baIb sur 0ollsnbuug
sebradt au ieben un6 glhdli6eripeife 1T
bafiir bic bette NusTi9t borbanben. Mit
ben iibrigen 5dfeu, tuel6e Der 8unb
gu bauen unternommen bat, tpirb es
CUTE Weile baben es fei benn, Die Sngez
nieure ertldrten ie ebenfaus baIb fur
nllnm6gliGl"
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EagessW sWemi8feiten.
s II | q II B..

~ ~ : ~ ~ Os
= Sn ber llmgegenb BON Domers
bile, Wtontana, brobt Elm eSnbianers
Mufifano ausaubre6en. Mebrere Weise
itnb bereits bon ben snoianern aet6btet
poroen.
= Sm Serritorium Montana 1T elm
llberaus farfer uno anbaltenber Heqen
gefallen, nel9er ben INNER ueiter um
fi9 greifenben WalbbrGnben @inbalt
geboten bat.
3wan3ig Mraber beioerlei @e=
f6le6tes, bic nit bem Sampfer yNor,
manbie" i'm Stem Oorfer Safen eintra,
fen, luuroen BON ben @iniuanberungs=
gebOroen in GaitIe @arben sutiidbes
balten. 0tan min erlt nit benz tiit.iz
fden @oniul iiber Den Sail conferiren.
Gs beiBt, Dab nod 10000 Mraber na9s
folgen tuiiroen, tpenn man jene 20 Ians
ben ldBt,
Nusl Lamb.
Orei i'm Berliner 3bieraarten
ipa3ieren reitenoe ublanen purben bon
einem 8litftlage get6btet.
Ole pIptle gaI DelUl0neH, 1pre
Streittraft auf Der Snfel Sreta auf
10000 Wann au erb6ben.
= Der lange Streit negen Selebung
bes gif6ofs. Yoiisns in Miinfer 1T iebt
beenoigt morben. 9efan Dingelfdot,
ein @eiiili6er aus bem OlbenburaIdeu
1T fur ben BoIten ernannt worben.
= Der st j. S6nis Malietoa 1T
aus Der 8erbannung na9 Samoa au
riidgetebrt. Gr iuurbe her3Ii6 empFGn
gen, fo9or bon ieinem Na6foIser Ma,
taafa. Ser beutIde &Oniul tbeiIte linn
nit, baB ct pOllidnbig tbun unb lafen
Tonne, tpie es ibm gefoae.
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Rr aRnt. meGnhe s

nay Mat. McGabe, Nem yruns.
mid, 3d., 3abIt irgenO Semanb ftinf
Dollars, Der am 8lutabIiibren leibet
uno rad benz bOri6rifismdbigen @es
brau9e BON @bamberlain's @olif,, Gbo'
lera unb Siarrboe MitteI nidt in Der
mO9li6if tiirsefer 3eit bapon befreit
ipirb. Cine babe Is Gents Glai6e
bieIer WlebiSin beilie iein glutabfiibren,
na66em er bic MteOi3in uno Re3epte
beri6ieosner Dottoreu psrgebens ange=
iuanot bate. 6err We@abe fann Die:
ie Offerte gang rubig MAIDEN, oa fein
Gal bon @olif, GbO!era MOrbus, DpIent
terp, Diarrboe Ooer YIutabfiibren be:
fannt 1T, Der ni6t bel regelre6ter Qn'
tpenbuug bes WtittsIs sebeilt worber
ludre. Gum 8erfauf BEL R. @obn &
SO. unb 3. 2alteDer & Sobn.
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gSeibe 9aiuus.

25o0 garss S9eer, .puir.coro, Stab
9awns, 10 Gents per Yarb; M}arieiuea
BON l24 @ents per gaeb an; feline
B'ques, Is @ents per Datb; DreB CAM
bries, 12a, 16s unO 20 Gents; ensliide
@anbries uno yeainicOfs, 36 3oa brett,
20 bic so Gents.
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Geidrbte Qaluus.

40 3oQ breiter 8attilt, quite Baare,
10 unb 129 Gents per Oarc; Ylaio
Sawna, 30 3cll brett, in a Sarben, 10
Gents; 100 Stide Yertb Organizes
124 Gents; Sable @oro Orsanbies, 121
Gents; Berlii9er Mutl auer Nrt, 30 uno
35 @ents; Gmerieun @bauies, sebrudt
unb edtfarbis, IA Yarbs fir 81.
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ldrer. Sic iinb aasse5sidnet in Der
Wdi9e uuo I'M Gam ssfdrbt.
Sacttiide 3epbAre a(lerleeter Wfcbe
in alien Diuifsrn, iulib sefdrbt 81 3cll
brett, 25 Gents.
@ine biibi9e Nuswabl ppn S4ottie
lden @tambraps 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rpBer gcrratb bon @lassow Be-
pbhr8 aller Nrt.
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HutfleuS gfrnicd.safbe.

Die belle Salbe Der Q8elt fir Sdnitte,
QuetI4nn0en, @el6miirs, i5ieber. unb Sdut.
ausf4Ias, Gledte, sefprungene Sdnbe, Jruf.
beulen unb alle Sauttraribcitcn turirt 66.
morrboiocn oosr feline BeSo6Iung. 86Iliec
Sotisfndion oarontirt ODER oas @cIb mirb
suriidsraattet % eents Die SdadteI Bum
8erfauf in allen apobeien. Drsib, 3bomp'
lon G. Co., @boIcIaIe.
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70 Gamilien. bic ni6t bereits ba.
nit berieben iinb, fOllten feline 3eit bers
lieren, ii9 cine Glai6e bon @bambers
lain's @olits, @boleras unb Diarrboe,
mittel gu taufen. gs 1T bic einsige
wiebisin. auf bic mon fi9 in allen Sd,
len bon Ntagenbei6wsrben berIaifen
fann. 25 un6 so @ents per 5Iaf6e BEL
". @obn & 80. unb 8. 2alteper &
Snhn
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Sriide 2eiueltSense.

glOuien- geinen, 8elfait gremm 1reB
einens, Is Gents; braun 2einen. 8attil,
bon 10 @ents an; 2sinen. @amtrics, SO
@ents Big 81, unp pieles Mnbere.
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Cine poI ftdnbiae Nuswabl FER neue.
ften Muiter gu 12a unb Is @ts. per Ourb.
1876 Stiide "New Departure" gu 90
NIB 25 genta.
Dies lino Otuifsr fran30fider aHnif=
Ter unb CUTE Woaren
1889 Tritblinsswauren in fcliben Gor=
Sen 12g, Is unb 20 Gents.
SdOttiide 3epbDrs.
Diele Waaren merben immer pppus
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8arnabA's ameritaniide @insbams
ftr Damen= unb Sinbsr aleioer, ertra=
fein, 20 Gents.
Qamns.

9Bir baben iebt.imebrere bunbert Stide
amerifaaif6en, en9liiden, iriiden, fran.
3Diideu unb f6weiser Satrifats sur Nn.
ii9t ausliesen.
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3emfid) Wm0liId)e gd)ilIe
San NntOniO, Eeras.

sncrtannt tiidtise 9ebranfalt fir anaben
unb @ldb@eu; felt hreibis Sa6ru in reser
BrtTamfeit SortrefFide 9ebrtrdfte unter be.
nabrter geituns. Der enslif9en Spra9e pirb,
pis Oer beutfden, bolIe &ednuna eetrastu.
2Iuberhem llnterridt i'm @banifden @iniger.
maben borbersitete SdiiIer FnSsn ieberasit
aufnabme. sidbsre austunft ertbeiIca Strr
8. @roos, ErafiSent beS S9uI. 8oraanOss
unS Bm. 8arbed, Direttcr Der aulfaIt.
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Gine unsebeure Nusipabl in bieien
Mttiteln.
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Die
809entli4e 6reie 4sreiie flir seras
el'dlciut
isoen 0oamerfaG
unb foit,t
$3.50 fiir oaS Sabr pocr $1.25 fit
6 WDnatc tm Vuramsbesablnna.
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fsrans0iiide @atins.

ssn Stem PORTER unb 8oitrner 3eiiune
gen werben iis nit 371 unb 33s Gents
per Yarb anncucirt. gBir rcrfaufen
eieieIben Baaren in ben idSnifen Wlu<
ltern yu 35 unb 80 Gents per Yaro.
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9lneritaniide 9utius,
Sn aeuen i6Snen Mulferu nur 10
@ents per Oarb.
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HB- Sbr lpart @eIb, tpenn ibrf Sure
9rudId6en bel Sobufnn Bro 8.
anferiigen ldBt.
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s.R. Sboof. 2.S. Ban Der SOebtn
Shook & Van der Hoeven
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FOR CONSTIPATION,
SLUGGISH LIVER, ETC.

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Honolulu Library
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel * Alake0 Streets.
Open every Day and Evenlng.

The Library consists ut the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room Is supplied with
about fifty Of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents a
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come TO the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
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members, II Is expected that residents
OF Honolulu who desire 10 avail them
selves of ite privileges, and all who feel
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and become regular contributors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
NJ. NJ. SCOTT, Vice-President
II. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. L, SMITH, Treasurer,
O. T. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee
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