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conl shortnge al colnmbus.

CoIuMBus, o., Jan. 2O.-on account OF
open winters for several years people Of
this region bought coal in small guam
titles. Tho consumption now being
three times the usual amount, Columbus
and all Of the towns on tho four coal
roads here are short. The output, ow-
ing to cold weather, is but sixty per
cent OF the usual quantity. Delivery Is
being delayed by want of motive power
or extremely cold temperature. Three
Of the largest dealers in the west were
ont OF coal at this point this morning.
President White, OF tho Hooking Valley
road, says there is no danger OF a coal
famine, but there is difficulty in induc-
ing connecting lines to return empty
mira
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DIR. HERR ARRESTED,

Hut as he Is very Sick Man he Is not Re-
moved from his Hotel.
Ioapos, Jan. 2O.-Dr. Cornelius Herr
was arrested at midnight last night on
d warrant, issued on demand Of the
French government, on the charge Of
having been fraudnlently implicated in
the Panama Canal swindling and cor
rupton. The detectives assigned to
make the arrest went about their work
very cautiously, as, although 1t was re-
ported that Herr was sick, 1t was
thought from his record, both in Amer
lea and France, that he might be sham
ming illness and would take an oppor-
tunity 70 escape. :
Herr was at the Tankerville hotel,
Bourneniouth. Tho detectives started
for Bournemouth after dark. When
they presented themselves at the hotel
they at first stated they had come from
London, and proposed to stay short
sine, and, dis II incidentally, asked for
Dr.. Herr. The reply was that DR.. Herr
was too ill.to be seen. The detectives
replied we are officers OF the law,
and must see DR.. Her"
The detectives quietly opened the
door, Mrs. Herr retiring to her hus-
bands sleeping apartment. The de-
tectiyes entered the sleeping apartment.
DIR. Herr was in bed. His face looked
pale and wasted, his eyes were sunken
and he bore every sign OF being q very
sick man.
a1know your business, gentlemen
he said in weak tones. You see my
condition. am willing to 20 with you
possible forme to be moved"
The doctor who had been attending
Herr was called in. He declared that
Herr was in such serious condition
that he could only be removed at the
imminent peril Of his life; and that
from present appearances II would be
impossible to remove him for some
time. The detectives telegraphed this
statement to London and we're told to
remain with the prisoner, but take no
action toward his removal without
further Instructions. The detectives
then took turns at watching.
s He Gays he would prefer q suicides
grave to prison.
There are three counts in the indict-
ment against Cornelius Herr. The first
concerns the 100000 francs received by
himfrom Charles DeLesseps; the sec
ond the 1000, 900 francs received by him
from Baron DeReinach; the third the
menacing letters written by him with
the intention Of Matchmaking Baron
1DeReinach.
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THE PENSION OFFICE,
Some Raoy Testimony Given by
Dr.. AinswoFth Yesterday,
BUSINESS METHODS THERE
Owing to Lack Of Power to plsci-
plino Employes-The Doctor op'
posed to q Transfer of the Pension
Work TO the War Department, but
IL Ought to be Strengthened Out,

wAsHISaTos, D, O.. Jan, 2o.-DE,
Ainsworth, who by q bill Of Congress
has been placed in charge Of the re-
corderof pensions division of the war
department. with the rank of colonel,
and who has been entrusted with the
entire administration Of pension mat
tera as far as they relate to war records,
was examined yesterday before Q sub
committee 81 the house on the question
Of transferring the whole pension sys-
TENT the war department. His evil
dence was racy,
Speaking Of the suggested transfer, he
SAID, 80 far as ] am personally con-
earned, / am opposed to it l don't
want IT. It qusdruples the labor and
responsibility but II congress- should
see at to exercise its undoubted right to
make this transfer, it should provide
that the rank and pay Of the CHIEF OF
records OF the pension office should be
increased eorrespondingly with his re-
sponsihility, He should have the rank
ola brigadier general, and ] should
prefer the present arrangement to 9
place with q generals commission and
the increased work.
whether you make this change or
donot make II, one Of the first things
you ought to do is to straighten out the
affairs Of the pension office. There is
an Office which Of all others ought to be
conducted as nearly like private bust,
ness concern as possible, 1t has most
unbusinesslike methods, and there Is
one very good reason for it. Nocom.
missioner, whetherthe present one or a
new appotntee Of President Cleyeland's,
can bring order outof the chaos there,
because he has no authority to keep
order and discipline refractory or worth
less employees. In fact, II one OF his
employees should 90 into the commits.
sioner's office tomorrow, drunk, and
kick him, he has not the authority to
put him out or discharge him."
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NoRyoIx, VA, Jan. 2o.-oa Ocean
View. in this harbor, arc fourteen
schooners, andat Lynn Haven bay are
two others flying signals Of distress,
and yet help they cannot get for no
boats can get near them, They are
bound fast in tho ice, and no one-knows
how long they will have to wait for
their signals TO be answered. The
names OF the vessels in distress cannot
even be learned. The steamboats,
which came in yesterday report hum
dteda OF vessels frozen la the ice in
Hampton Roads and Lower Bay.
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ANotetI nloon.hlner pend.

BlRMlNenAM, ALA, Jan. 2O.-Near
Colt postotfice, Lawrence county, Col,
lector Havlin and posse OF officers cap.
tured the illicit still Of Rand Garrison.
Garrlson's two sons we're arrested and
the old man was surrounded in his
house. AS the officers closed in on him
he leaped from a second story window
OF his house and fractured his skull,
causing death. Garrison was noted
moonshiner.
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Nrw Yoes, Jan. 20. Jacob David,
delauiting cashier Of acbitOgo build.
ing association, recently arroOtod In
Germany, was on board the Allcr, from
BREMEN TODAY Deputy United slatoa
Maf6hal BernhArdt was az the docks
and took David In chAtge until tho Chi.
caro- aulhoritlos are heard from.
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spaARrows, MASS, jan. pa SAY.
annah line steamer, either the Cato
City or the Cioty Of Macon, Is ashore on
the east end Of Squash Meadow shoals
with colors dying for assistance. The
revenue cutter Defence has broken
through the ice and started 70 assist hor.
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Stuart Robson q wei.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 90 Stuart Rob.
son, the well known actor, who has
been i'll and unable to play for the past
two nights. appeared tonight in "She
stoops TO Conquer" before ono OF the
largest and best pleased audiences that
ever occupied scotfs Opera House, in
this city.
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a FiNet fteieased,

DerRorr, MicH., Jan. 20.-A special
from Grand Haven, Mich, says that
the fioet Of boats which have been ice.
bound twenty miloa of this harbor for
the past fotty.clght hours were enabled
10 reach port this nofning by the
breaking DIP Of the loo.
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To withdraw Ambassadors.

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The Berlin cores.
pondent Of thef elegraph says the Ger.
man government contemplates propOs.
ing 10 the powers that they withdraw
their ambassadors from Paris, tempo.
rarily, as aprotest against the attacks
made recently upon Baron Mohren-
helm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

WTANTED-AN ACTIVE PNpS
wv GEplo young man to take chm Il'
branch store. Must furnish lrst.clas, ~, Of
and $500 cash, Salary 90 per month ~ ~ 3Ilel'
penSei Address Q. II BRISKER, lii I 9ia 4
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. '+petI
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NEw YoRE, Jan. 2O.--Joe Donoghue,
the skater, has received from. Mime.
apolis a $1,000 challenge to three races
with Hagen, tho contest to take place
In tho east. Doncghue has accepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

Baltimore, JAM. 2O.-Flre last night
in tho large warehouse OF tho American
Phosphate and Chemical Company
caused loss estimated at 100000,
which 1t Is thought will be covered BY
insurance,
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rheY MINT hlm Ilnnishptl.

PARIS, Jan. 2O.-A number OF papers
tlemandt the expulsion Of M. do Blowitz,
the Paris correspondent Of tho Times,
whom they accuse OF systematic hos
tility torrance.
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Miners, strike in Kansas.

CENTRAL CRY, KAs, Jan. 2O.-All
the cod minersin the Echole, McHenry,
Taylor and Williams mines here have
struck for an advance in. wages. The
men are now idle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

CHicAoo, Jan. 2O,-DE George 3.
shipman, the walls iriOnd,V and
founder Of the Foundllng's Home At tho
cornor Of Wood street and Ogden Place,
died shortly after midnight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

WANTED TEA SALESMAN Wpc
w has an estahlished trade In Whec,tnlu ~
sell tea on commission Tor New Yort In
ingtea house Of twenty years standing. P,S'ies,is
given to combat any Competition iIuA
JOHN lannon's & Co, % Water stres Sta9si,l
AutAs !. lvi5H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

stAuNfos VA. jan. 20 About ono
thousand ex.Coniederato aoldlera ob.
served the anniversary 81 Robert II.
Lees bltthihero yesterday
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lWAMrE "a.

CALEsAlEN- WE MAKE A IIRSS
NJ Az oiieF 70 travelling aud local sale,m.s
eYefy State who call on iebll grocers III I'm,
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR co., lSi Lake Nh y
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Seven Republicans Fired.

TOPEKA, K4s., Jan. 2O.-The Popullst
house this morning railroaded through
contest proceedings in seven cases and
ousted seven more Republican mem
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-21

mn merit Of Hood'6 saroaparilla d
proven BY the many wonderful cures II
ipaccomplihhing ltiB Just the medi.
DINO Iot You. J. 70
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ron RENT.

ENOR RENT-A NEW PPITS
I House Of Eight Rooms corner Fon,.s,aEt
and Woods streets, Possession April l. ISolaIi
ut 81 Fifteenth street. SeSpN
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DIOR RENT-AIARKET GARDPN-
IL One mile above tho Top mill; no,,S'','
Immediately, Apply al No. 70 Fifteenth s,,l
70 JOHN p. GtLoHRlSl, T.,et
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OH
" COUNTY, WET VIRGINIA.
Tho Riverside Iron Works ..,,,
Spiral Void Tube company
tutsnar. 10 tho dbcyg cnietod In GAG S9oF
Qttliled CAuio on tho iihdAy OF Januafy' a.
1901, Will on att ,,e
THURSDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AID ~
III thS CITY Of RheellhG, Wet Virginia 9l' \
public sale To tho higlelt bidder 10y cMuji ", VI
hundred and twenty (iall bonds u lh!g,6,ifs
Void Tube Company, btttlng 1AtQ lhe ~, Nv M
OF April, A. D. 1891, payable I'VE yonn y savsi
With interest u llot cont payable aell ". n
", twenty Of which alu TOT Tho iaco y9llS, u ~
thousand dollAts each, md one hnnnf,l "a
iaeo value Of one hundI0d dollars Cngn. M
whole OF said one hundred and tWo'ly nv
bonds being n tho face bf par value OF '1''
Sy' WILLIAM u. liEAnNE
iNshiSt f,ntuf lfild1h
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TRUSTEES SALE.
,TRUsTEEs SALE
-oF-
YaluableCOFler Opposite PubliCBulldll

n
By virtue Of a doed oitrnRt dated tho nlll
day Of March, eighteen hundred and nlncty,oas.
and recorded III the OiiCo Of the Clerk Of la
County Courtof Ohio county, West Virginia v
Deed OF Trust Book No %, page lbs, lnade y
Kate g. HAhdlan and William n. llandlan, la4
husband. to me, the undersigned trustee, 'HA1
o. such trustee, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. II, 1899.
door OF tho Court House Of Ohio county W. w,
in tho city OF Wheeling, al public auction. 70 10y
highest bidder, on tho terms hereinafter nes 7,
toned. tho property degrlbed IN said dcSl y
follows, Wig: n III
All those two parcels Of land In tic ely g
Wheeling, West virginia situated Oh me souIs
west corner OF ChApIino formerly Fourth Slgss
and Sixteenth formerly l0hnl street. ana Ieslt
mated ls subdivisions number one ~ antu w w
~ on the plat OF the subdivision Of certain ~
u square number thirteen lial In the sAid Guy 3
Wheeling. acknowledged for tecord by Jal i. :
BAKER and james II Stout on the tenth l9y X,
January, 1855 md recorded In the Office o. !, "
Clelk OF the County ColrtOi Ohio counyMN,,N .NT
~ Deed Book No ~, EagO 40. together WY hn,4
tho appurtcnauces, right aud privilege, .nv''
unto III any lyls0 belonging OF Appdrialnlny. 4.
TERMS or SALE.-- One.lhlrd and as inucth pt ".
~ purchaser may Oleeti0 pay IN cash NY " VI
nnoe IN two equal payments az WE'VE ~ ~
oightoan months respectively, mote, 70 PeEs
for the deferred inStallments, bearing ln.siiyS
from the date OF sale, payable sem, HLnus.
and secured BY decd OIL truI on iho ltlyjPiini
or by the trustee fotalnlng tho tito unu W,
buildings Tor atleaSt thg sum Of eJ'VV' j" 'V-
company satisfactory TO tho trustee; r.,,,o.
WE HUBBARD, Iru'il w
J, D HGRVgY AtiCtibn0er HL
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FoR RENT

y
FouFrooms on the third floor at No lois MAJ,
street. Rent 90 per month, Possession YsS,a
ayl, Furniture now In this dwelling c,S Y
bought II wanted.
JAMES L, HAwLEY.
lal9 --- l4!O Main street
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-11-16

by 420 feet, is constructed of ron, brick
and glass. and cost $iOO, 600. It's leading
architectural feature is central octagon-
al dome 1870 feet in diameter and $50 feet
high, the floor of which was kept free
from exhibits. The building fronts to
the west and connects on the north with
the buildings of the Fisheries Exhibit.
The south hall of the Government
Building is devoted to the exhibits of the
Post Office Department, War Depart
ment and Department of Agriculture.
The north half is devoted to the exhibits
of the Fisheries Commission, Smithsoni-
an Institute and Interior Department.
The State Department exhibit extends
from the rotunda to the east end, and
that of the Department of Justice from
the rotunda of the west end of the build
ing. The allotment of space for the sew
eral department exhibits is War De-
partment, $4,000 square feet; Treasury,
10000 square feet; Agricultural, 23,250
square feet; Interior, $4,000 square feet;
Posts Office, 5000 square feet; Fishery,
10000 square feet, and the Smithsonian
Institute, balance of the space.
The Mint, the Coast and the Geodetic
Survey, the Supervising Architect of the
Treasury, the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, the Bureau of Statistics, the
Life>Saving Beard, the Lighthouse
Board, the Marine Hospital, the Quar-
termaster's Department, the Ordinance
Department and the Medical Bureau all
make exhibits.
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A Years. Postal Statistics.

WASHINGTON, Oct. BE. NJ. Gads-
den, the superintendent of the Money
Order System Post Office Department.,
has made his annual report to Post>
master General Bissell. The report
shows the number of domestic money
orders issued during the last fiscal year
to be 13, 800, 7}5, amountg to SIS, 576, ABS.
This is an increase in number for the
year of ], 240, 293, and in amount, $780,
&c., The number of posta' notes issued
during the year was Z, 753,310, represents
ing $12,9C3, 076. This is an increase in
number 7O3, ITO, and in amount, 81 ,007 :
81. The number of international money
orders issued in this country for pay
ment broad was 1,0355, 500, representing
SIG, 1927. This is an increase in num-
Der during the year of 72,523 and in
amount, 1921 500
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CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.

Prac tic al Advice From Pr actcal Man.
The Fincastle Herald publishes the
following from Mr.. NJ Graybill of Am
sterdam, who is one of the best and most
successful farmers in the State. Mr..
Graybill knows what shome"is, for he
has one of the most desirable in the
State. Young farmers do well to heed
his advice.-Ed. AdUdnce.
l see in your paper an excellent article
headed, Have home of your own"
which l heartily endorse, end earnestly
recommend to the careful consideration
of all our young men who work on a
farm, white and coloreC l congratulate
you that your lot has been cast in land
obtain good home of his own In
England, Germany, and al! old countries
it is not so. There lind is everything
and labor is nothing. IL is impossible
for poor man there ever to own home
of his own or get piec of land; hence
the large immigration from there to
America
Here land is conpartiy ely nothing and
labor everything, i. e.. wages are good
and land is cheap; and any young man
saves enough money to buy himself a
good home if he begins economic in
his youth; and the sooner we learn that
economy is a vilture, the better. Get
the habit for saving-knowiag it is not
hot hy1f WI hn
that gives an independence. Save your
time as well, for time is money. Time
lost is lost forever. "The mill will
never grind again with the water that
has passed over the Wheels l know a
number of men who commenced life
when did, that were POOR, hard workers
at seven dollars a month; others were
bound out to farmers until they become
of age, who now have good farms, have
raised and educated large respectable
families, and are altogether model and
and prominent men. They did it by in
dustry, economy, and dligent attention
to business. $50 thou and do likewise"
Begin at once and begin at the begin
ming, not despising the day of small
things. The writer thinks the first fifty
dollars he saved and put on interest,
when he was ayoung man is the founda-
ton of all he is or has, so far as temporal
things are concerned. l would say to
all young men; take courage, and aim
high, and hold on! and you are bound to
suct eed.
You have opportunities that you know
not of, or perhaps don't appreciate.
Certainly you have opportunities which
we did not have when we were young.
Much has been leaf ned about farming
and many things invented since we
commenced, which are ready at your
hand Besides you may learn much by
the example of some skillful farmers that
are near you, and also from the mistakes
that we have made. Follow the one
and avoid the other We that now hold
the lands will soon pass away; you will,
or can, own our lands; you will run the
country. Just as you make it, so you
will have it, M. GRAYBILL.
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Dead Beat Advertisements.

Should reputable advertisers be
brought into competition with dead beat
advertisers. those who get space on
false pretenses and don't pay publishers?
We think not The Publishers Com
mercial Union of Chicago is exposing
these leeches. 1t is well-equipped and
competent mercantile system devoted to
the interests of publishers. We are
clad to recommend it, because it has
saved us the price of many contracts
that have been rendered us, which the
senders never intended to pay for
american Nation.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
auired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
SIS cents per box. For sale by George NJ.
Farrrar,
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Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric BitteSs II LA
Grippe has left you weary, use Electric
Bitters. This remedy act directly on
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently
adding those organs to preform their
functions. If you are afflicted with Sick
Headache, you will find speedy and per-
manent relief by taking Electric Bitters.
One trial will convince you that this is
the remedy you need Large bottles
only soc. at Farrar&Will iamson's Drug
store.
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1t Should Be in Every House.

] B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharpsburg,
Pa, says he will not be without DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, that it has cured his
wife who was threatened with Pneumo-
mia after an attact of la Grippe, when
various other remedies and several phys
icians had done her no good. Robert
Barber, of Cooksport, Pa, claims DIR.
more good than anything he ever used
for Lung Trouble Nothing like it. Try
it. Free Trial Bottles at Farrar&Wil-
liamsons Drug Store. Large bottles,
60c. and 81, 90,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-11-16
THE NAVAL EXHIBIT.

Unique among the other exhibits is
that made by the United States Navy
Department, 1t is in a structure which,
to all outward appearance, is faithful,
full-sized model of one of the new coast
line battle ships designed by the Bureau
of Construction and Repairs of the Navy
Department., and now being built at a
cost of about So, 600 each. This imi-
tation Battleship of 1898 is erected on
p1ling on the ls'se front in the north
east portion of Jackson Park. It is sur
rounded by water and has the appear
ance of being moored to a wha f., The
structure has all the fittings that belong
to the actual ship, such as guns, turrets,
torpedo tubes, torpedo nets and booms,
with boats, anchors, chain cables, dayits,
awning, deck fittings etc, etc, together
with all the appliances for working the
same Officers, seamen, mechanics and
partment during the Exposition. and
the discipline and me lie of life on our
naval vessels were completely shown.
The crew gave certain drills, esl. acially
boat, torpedo and gun drills, as in u war
vessel
The dimensions of the structure are
those of the actual Battleship, to wit :
Length, 348 feet, AID width amidships
SO feet inches; from the water line to
the main deck ~ feet.
The superstructure shows the cabins,
'staterooms, lavatories, lactrines, mess
rooms, gallery and fittings, mess table
| for crew, lockers, berthings, ETC., also
the manner in which officers and enlisted
Navy. On the superstructure deck and
bridge is shown the manner in which
the rapid firing guns, etc, are handled.
The entrance to the coming tower is
from the deck, in which are all appur-
tenances that the captain has at his dis
posal when taking the ship into battle
and during the process of a fight at sea.
The traditional costumes Of the sa 'Ors
/ of the Navy from 1775 to 1913 are shown.
TEE GOVERNMENT BUILDING.
Delightfully."- located near the Lake
shore south of the main Lagoon and OF
the area reserved for the Foreign Nations
and the several State }, and east of the
Woman's Building ard of Midway Plat
sance, is the Government Exhibit Build
ing. 1t is classic in style and bears a
strong resemblance to The National Mu-
scum and other Government buildings
at Washington. 1t covers an area OF 35C
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-20

SPECIAL IMPORT ORDERS for Books,
Music, Musical Instruments, Rubber
Stamps, Notarial and Cooperation Seals,
or other requirements attended to by
each outgoing steamer.
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(Coneinded on Sixth Pdge)