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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
PLANS ron FLORAL PARADE.
Acting Chairman :. =. Theu~ Has
Called Meeting at the De soto

Acting Chairman :. T.. TheuE Has
Called Meeting at the De soto
Tomorrow.
zone feature or the Eiks' Carnival
" hich Is being pushed 20 success Is the
floral parade" said Mr.. r Theus, tenn
porary chairman Of the committee
then ne continued. AT Macon and Angus
Ia as al Saratoga, these floral displays
have been OF the most beautiful character.
the best citizens entering with zest into
the scheme.
THE committee having the parade IN
hand will hold a meeting tomorrow al
ternoon az the De Soto az 4:3o . m 10 dis
cuss the plan laid out. They invite the la
dies and gentlemen Of the city 70 meet
with them. Director Benson and Mrs Ben
son viii be present 20 outline the plan
and give suggestions as 90 what can De
done. They will have photographs OF de-
signs suitable for the decorations Of al
sorts of vehicles at small expense. also
specimens OF paper flowers available for
the purpose These flowers are made IN
Savannah. and their use will give en-
ployment 20 many worthy people.
.Our citizens" he continued. should
bear in mind that the charity Of the elks
g. not confined 60 the order, hut Is broad
and widespread Our orphan nsylurns.
ana needy people % an na'ionalities are
brought under their mantle OF charity
Ia Joining in this parade We not only adj
vertise our city, but We help 10 make s al
the ueoplc who attend the Carnival
Many thousands who will be here per
hans never saw parade Of this sort. SO
with the number OF private vehicles In the
city there s. no reason why "a splendid
turnout H. not assured. The members Of
the order are working hard. All railroads
have given special low rates. " requires
but the cooperation OF our people To make
this feature OF tho carnival a grand sue
cess.
ANY vehicle viii be admitted 20 the
parado. bicycles included
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
REVIVAL MEETINGS AT WESLEY.

rev. W. w. Pin=on of Macon 90
French Twice "a Day while They
last.
A series Of revival services were begun
Sunday at Wesley Monumental Chureh'
Yesterday afternoon Rev. w. ". Pinson
u the Mulberry Street Methodist Church
OF Macon. arrived IN Savannah. and VIII
assist Rev. Ia r. Cook in conducting the
meetings He preached last night 20 an
excellent congregation and will continue
90 preach twice daily. NJ 4 o'clock IN the
afternoon and Sl5 % night during the
two weeks or more iu which the services
viii De- held MIR Pinson e. an eloquent
and forceful speaker, ana viii no doubt
continue 20 nave large and attentive con-
gregatious
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
LIEUTENANT PETERSON
Saws Peruna is the Finest Tonic
and lnvigoratOr He
Ever Used.

Lieutenant Charles Peterson Hook ana
Ladder co No D. writes the following
letter TO Tho Psrunl Medicine Co. from
~ Belmont avenue. Chicago. H..
Last year ! mad a severe attack OF pa
grippe which left me very weak 80 that
was unable 90 Serform my duties. Sew
cral Of my friend advised me 90 build
up on Peuiua ana I found 80 by Gar the
finest tonic ana invlgorator ! had ever
used In two weeks / was strong and
well. and n over ] am exposed 90 unusual
hardship incident with my duties ~ fires.
take a dose or Two of ferunl ana hud
that Il keeps me in good health
Charles Peterson
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

furnish the music FOR the occasion NJ
bihks mas been very successful in con
uue'ihs ms classes IN dancing heretofore
ued success
handsome meerschaum pipe was prc-
se"'el a. the meeting 81 the Savannah
Cadets last night 10 Commemorate g.,
geant J. r. Cowan the presen,.t,,,,
speech being made hy Private n y
travis The company honored serr,
Co"an, feeling that HIS long and eaicient
services entitled MIN 10 ZONE mark OF ar
probation and esteem. Officers generally
VINO know sergt Cowan. are accustomed
TO refer 20 him as probably the best
quartermaster 10 be founI anywbere
among state trcops
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
nEGIN Class TONIGHT.
MesSrs. Ueddick and Adams Com
meure Instruction In Dancing.

The Reddick-Adams Dancing Academy
viii begin their evening class tonight IN
mo Catholic Library Han. The afternoon
class viii be opened tomorrow afternoon
The young gentlemen have received many
assurances Of patronage. and is eX-
pect.d that they Will establish large
classes.
4 very attractive invitation has been
rot out 20 tho Academy dances ana
e1ir.ys and only those holding the in
vi,ntions will be admitted TO the hail This
Is an innovation tnat VIII be appreciated
by those who md delight IN attending the
afnirs The Invitations may be- received
from either Afr Reddiek or Mr. Adams.
Their next soirce viii b. on Nov. 2. and
those who attend che opening OF the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
A NEW MAGIsTERIAL CANDIDATE

Constable Joe brown 90 Try for Of
nee Ia the Firm District.
Joe Brown colorod. q constable Of Mag
istratc Nathan's Court. has declared him
self candidate for the maeistracy OF the
Firm Militia District. Brown mas already
formed club TO work for his interests
Il Is called the Joe Brown club. has a
membership Of about 100 and meets
weekly. on Wednesday night. The nth
district b. very thinly populated and
Brown claims that he has already pledged
"a MIN enough votes to secure his cleo
ton. hut will nevertheless make an active
campaign until The election.
-Slaun Pasha has been appointed in
spector general for the soudan tie Is stin
an Austrian subject, and is now 10 years
Ola
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

The above H. only one Of Hfty thou
sand letters we have on nIe attest
la the merits of Peruna.
There are a great multitude of people
In all parts Of the land who have entire
ly lost their health "a result q IA grippe
who have recovered from an attack. but
find themselves with weakened nerves
deraugod digestion. and with but very
little Of their former power.
There IS no disease known 10 man thar
leaves the system Ia such an outrageous
and exaspcrating condition az Ia grippe
For this class Of sufferers Pcruna is
specific Peruna should De taken accord
Ing 70 directions and in few weeks the
sufferer will be entirely restored 20 his
accustomed health.
Address The Pcruna Medicine Co. Co
lumbus o.. Tor free copy Of ''Facts and
Faces"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
PICKED ~ nv raE POLICE.

Variety OF Prisoners for the RE-
cordcr 10 Dispose OF.
Fanny Honry. colorod. was sent 20 the
barracks last night by Patrolman Beck
cr on the charge 81 being insane
Jack Foster Dan Foster and Pinky
Fields were arrested by patrolman J. A
Woods. charged with rlotous conduct on
tht Louisville Road
Maria Jones. c0lored. Is charged by Pa
trolman stafford. who arrested her. with
having stolen some clothes from Lizzie
Bailey There were but few other ar
rcats. ana they were Of no particular i'm
unrtaucc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
choir rrcparlua spcclai Music Tor

choir Preparing special Music for
the Opening Of the Church.
THE vacancy 81 tho poprnno's position
.n the cnoIr 81 Trinity Church caused
by ihc ieayur - Miss Alice summcrlin
20 nrccD. q similar place with tive First
Presbyterian Church. hus been nlied by
the appointment 81 Mite 4 Poole Of
Amcrlcus who sang q, Trinity FOR the
nrat time suudny rhe other members
a. she choir wlu remain Taty ore Miss
1iary Gross contr.lHo. Mr So G Trigce.
tenor. Mr " e. D. Roberts, bass. and
1lrs. ID %. HcHit orlauI
The cnoir o. now enslsod Boo preparing
@ special programme for the opening Of
thc newly repaired church. which will
tai1e place SUNDAY. NOV. I.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN.

The price quoted organs Is toI
spo, Cash. but we will sell FOR sane
price on time with addition OF per csai.
Interest on deferred payments Terms ~
and s. per month or one-hah casa ani
one-half in twelve months.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
PENSIONS ron TEA TAsTEas.
Movement on Foot for the Benent a,
Useful Class OF Men.

ANetul Class of Men.
From the Chicago Chronicle
London. Sept 2s.-The very novel promo
sition Is being made that the government
put superannuated tea buyers on the pen
sion list II is well known that tea Is tho
chief beverage OF an classes in the Unici
Kingdom and the fact that the ENGLISH
people set the best tea IN tho world ls
largely due to care exercised by the buy
ers OF "iasters." as they are sometirnas
called. Their health IS often ruined bv
their occupation. as the tca acts az drug
that in the course or "A few years ruins
thelf nervous system nnd they become
hopeless mental and physical wrecks
The proposition has been made thai the
dealers who employ tho men pay the pen
sions. but they are not disposed 90 under
take the contract and ask the Government
% step in. This may be done. although
there Il general feeling that the pcope
generally should not be- taxed for such a
purpose
Some OF the morc liberal Of tho 'c1 MGR
chants. however. have engaged 10 care or
their old and faithful buyers. one firm
claims 10 have oD0 pensioners on Us list.
another has about 30 These are excep.
,ions to the rule. as the majority OF firms
turn their tasters of az soon as the dave
81 their usefulness are over one of the
firms interested suggests the formation or
a benefit society conn ose1 altogether n
tea tas'ers, but this meets with little IA
vor. as 'ns men themselves usually spend
an their salarlcs aa they 81 along hnd
could not pay the dues thar would b. re-
quired The life % the tea faster az hest Is
not an enviable one and there Is general
feeling that something should bee done for
their maintenance after they have become
iucapacitated for work by the narcotic
they test for the benefit Of the public
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
HOOKS ron PAVING.
10000 square Yards wanted for In
dian aud Farm streets.

Director Gadsdcn Of the public works Is
advertising for bids for l2ooo square
yards % granite block 20 b. used In paw
nr Indian nnd Farm streets
lu discussing the matter yesterday with
an agent fer one OF the granite companios
Director Gsdsdcn stated that the specin-
cations would require twenty-seven blocks
to the square yard This Is somewhat
smaller block than tro city has been us
lue liiciV but the director IS OF tho opin-
ion that the smaller b'ock with fewer ir-
ruarucs viii make better pavement
The larger books being roughly hewn
frequently leave large crevices The blocks
mo tn b. an-irorrh not lAter thnn Jan. ].
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Upright Pianos.

Schubert Plano, Style 10. No. zaeos
Handsomely hgured oak case. aree..
size made. fun length Music Rack. Car.
tinuous Nickel Hinges; Boston Fan. Eab.
crate Carving, Latest Improved SlaUao-
lin attachment. From our rent st...t
In perfect condition. Used only -
months.
Regular Price. 500. salo Price. 50.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Grand Pianos.

Halloti & Davis Concert Grand. No -''
Handsome Rosewood Case; Carved 20 80
and Lyrc. Slightly used but good as 'sN,
Overstrung bass. finished over as soe" W.
new. with new bass strings
Worth New. $50. Tho greatest U'
gain IN our store at 5000.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Academy ana had such a pleasant time
are looking forward with plsaaurabie an
ticinatsons 20 the event Raskin's orchestra
will furnish che music
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
The Oldest and Best.

S. S. S. is a combination OF roots
and herbs OF great curative powers,
and when taken into the circulation
searches out and removes all manner
Of poisons from the blood. without
the least shock or harm 20 the system.
On the contrary. the general health
begins TO improve from the first dose,
for s. S S. is not only blood purifier,
but an excellent tonic, and strength
ems and builds up the constitution
while purging the blood of impuri-
ties. S. S. S. cures all diseases Of a
blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula,
rheumatism. Chronic Sores and
Ulcers. Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt
Kheum, Herpes and similar troubles,
and is an iniallible cure and the only
antidotc for that most horrible disease,
Contagious Blood Poison.
A record OF nearly fifty years Of
successful cures is a record TO be proud
Of. S S. S. is more popular today
than ever. II numbers its friends by
the thousands Our medical cores
pondcuce is larger than ever in the
history Of the medicine Many write
to thank us for the great good S. S. S.
has done them. while others are seek
ing advice about their cases. All
letters receive prompt and careful
attention. Our physicians have made
alifc-loug studyof Blood and Skin Dis
eases, and ID. cr understand such cases
than the ordinary practitioner who
makes a specially Of no one disease.
In .mA go We are doing great
W%HNW% good to su ffering
- Va - humanity through
0A&A our consulting de
~ ~a1D 49, partmcnt. and invite
you 10 write us If You have any blood
or skin trouble. We make no charge
whatever for this service.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Kingsbury Piano. style f. No. 1861.
Medium Size. Handsome Oak case.
Three Pedals; Boston Full: Contineo =
Hinge on Fail Board. Fun Length MUSE
Rack. Rented one year. In perfect con-
dition.
Regular Price $500, Sale Price as.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Schubert Piano. style II. No. 2o3i6
Handsomely Carved Mahogany Case.
Largest Size Made. Full Length Music
Rack. Continuous Nickie Hinges: Boston
Fall; Latest Improved Mandolin Attach.
ment. Used six months. In perfect con
dition.
Regular Price 500: Sale Price SEC.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Kingsbury Piano, Style 3. No $500
Largest size made. Mahogany case.
Double NeneeTed inside and out. IVORY
Keys: Continuous Nickel Hinges. 81.
Length Music Rack. Three Pedals. Bos.
ton Fall: Duicet M.,.ale Pedal: Patent
Repeating Action. New Improved sale
Slightly shop-worn-can hardly b. tod
from Plano direct from factory.
Regular Price $50. Sale Price 500
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Wellington Piano Style A. No. 1850.
Medium Size; Mahogany Finish. Fgn
Length Music Rack. Pedals Boston
FAN In splendid condition. Rented nine
months.
Regular Price. $50. Sale Price, 80.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Organs.

Windsor organ. No. lmlTi. Chapel sty.s
Solid Walnut Case: Eleven Stop aud
Coupiers. Swell anc Great Organ. Five
Octaves. Secondhand. but in good coz
dition.
Worth New. SO. Sale Price SIS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
New Organs.

Slightly shop-worn. Great bargains Il
prices quoted These Organs fully guar
anieed for 8 years by the CABLE COM
PANY.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

River Rcoort Tho blight 80 ae sasau-
nah river nt Augusta. 90 d. M. Cstb
meridian timo yesterday w4H SIS feet.
rise ~ oI foot duriGa thc preceding
twcuu hour
Cotton Ksaion Bulletin savannah. GA.
for the tw,rts-faur hour. c.dirE at a..
A.. 1lth meridian time. o.. 81 fsu
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Evelyn b. baldwin, who announces
his intention Of finding the North Pole. Is
a rugged and hardy man Of superb figure
aud constitution, ana with the strength
OF an OK.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Kingsbury Piano Style b. No 29om
Same as above.
Regular Price. $50. Sale Prise sou
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
THEY AGREE on rLEAsANrs.
Persistent Rumors that ne VIII ne


Persistent Rumors THAT ne VIII ne
q. H. md A.. A. Of IN. a. :. :. co.
.-. -,....~,t
Freighi Agent ~ peasants 81 the Se'-
board AIR Line. with hcadqugrfcrs az
t,,p.,.,tn.. a. 20 a.. General fr,lvbt md
49,. 49,, s...,.,,t,i,,
W
company. meet ra'her h'n'til 'i'"''l'
DgonF railroad men. ffcsldsut John "
Eran is NOT ready % make ans announce
,..........,,.,,
'''
h'" become current an" ati""f '"'P
ed tnut Mr Peasants o. 20 De the man.
DO d. not Thought thri tht appoirtm'nt
VIII he made for som" time. an opl"lon
900 fai'ine that who yer may gei ne oil
le' VIII not assume charge before Dec.
trd. possibly. Jan D Mr. ileatanta. De-
fore the Consolidation OF the ocnhohri
wit Feneul freight agent Of the FLORIDA
Central AMI Fcuinsunr
Inc tram. ~ the ocean steamship COM
pfny o. and hif been Tor more thnn TWO
years under f1r dire lion 81 Tram Man
oyer g. 10 Hinton - the Central Railroad.
The aggregation 81 the Two compauies. M
fo Or aa their trnfhc management ls re-
a'ed. has interested the Ocean steam
Snip Company employees in Mr. Hiuton's
office 80 little. and they ar, keen 20 learn
anything 81 news reiptive 90 ne appoint
mont Of the new general freight and pas
s.uf'r agent. their retention in Savannah
or dispatch 70 Sew YORK g. lelk after ihc
work Of ths company in that cry The
aggregation hns taken much t1e place
among ocean steamship Company people
iHht was taken among those Of the Gcor-
siH nnd Alabama nn1 the Florida central
1ri ieninsalar when Cancellation was
ine constant theme under discussion.
Railroad Company. from The Office 81 the
Pre- dent T. J.. Russell has Just been a.
sued announcing that effective Nov ].
int following changes 10 the organization
of the Mobile and ohio Railroad Com
pAnN VIII take place.
First The jurisdiction of Mr. @.
clarke. general superintendent IS Ok
tended 30 as to include ths mechanical
roadway ana transportation departments.
Second The system viii Zoe operated a.
Two divisions. viz; From East 81 Louis
lll.. 30 pkolnna. MISS. including hlanches'
ana from okoloua, Miss, 90 Mobile" Ala.'
1nd from Artesia. Miss. % Montsom'Fy.
Ai'. including hranchef' am ternin ~
ana Mobile divisions. respectively
Ihird MI IT, W clarke - "ppoint'n
superintendent 81 the 81 Louis DIVISION
with headquarters at Cairo. H.
Fourth Mr. }. ID Clark is-appoin.e go
superintendent 81 the Mobile division win
FIFTH. Mir Henry Fonde - appointed
general assent, with headquarters a. Mo
bile Ala aud Will. under the direction OF
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
A Nrw soraANo AT rRINrTY.

IT, tt. Soy r.
Local Forecast omcial.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Beatty Organ. No 1887. Parlor spIe
Walnut Case, = Stops. Secondhand
Fair condition.
Worth New. So. Sale Price. S.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Beatty organ. No il22S. Parlor style
Walnut Case; p stops. Secondhand
Fair condition.
Worth new. $40. sale Price. S75
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Taylor & Farley Organ. No. 2Ssc Parlor
Style
Music Cabinet in top. Octaves.
Siope Second hand. Good condition.
Worth New. 81. Sale Price. SO
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Mason & Hamlin Organ. No. 1880. Par
Tor Style.
Walnut Case: Music Pocket 10 TOP;
Stops. Great Organ and Swell, Lamp
Stands.
Worth Now. Se5. Sale Price. IS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Many other bargains in Square III
Prices quoted are for cash. oui N,,,s
sell on terms Of si0 cash ana - " Ia
with addition of per cent. ln'''
deferred payments.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Estey organ. No. is7ii4 Parlor style.
Music Rack IN top: stops Walnut
Case. Swell and Great Organ. Fine tone.
Second hand. but good condition.
Worth New. S.. Sale Price s..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Kimbau organ. No. 1i6595. Large Parlor
style. walnut case: Bar Walnut Panels
IN front. high top. 10 stops. Coup.crs, Swell
and Great Organ. Secondhand. Good
condition.
Worth New. So. a bargain at $i5.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

smith Square Piano. No. iii27 a '''
gain az SIS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Bacon & Raven Square Plano, No. ''-'
A bargain az so.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23

Worcester Square Piano No bSA
Handsome Light Rosewood case. 80
strung Bass. Seven Oetaves' iFo''
Good condition. Nice Tone.
A bargain at $50.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-23
Square Pianos.

J. & c. Fischer Square Piano. No. 4'F1
Handsome Rosewood Case carve" -
and Ivre. Overstrung Bass: Full sitel
Key Board: Ivory Keys. elegant 'o"eN ."
strument A bargain % 80.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-28
DOES OUR SOLDIER STEAL!
MERCHANTS At THE MARKET
DECLARE HE DOES.
Fruit store Robbed of Many Danties
Monday Night-Quarter of Beef Re
Gently stolen.

The people at the market seem to
have little faith in the soldiers who
pass through here on the transports.
I'm fact they are more than usually
loud just now i'm their denuncia-
tions of the man behind the bayonet.
So far do they carry their dislike that
some of the merchants at the market
declare him to be a Welchman.
All Foo the proprietor of a fruit
stand on the mauka end has good cause
to accuse some body of being a thief
for he is now mourning the loss of
about $l5 worth of merchandise which
was stolen from his stall some time
Monday night.
According to the market regulations
the stalls have to be empted of their
goods every night and if any stuff is
left in the market it is done at the
risk of the owner. When All Foo lock-
ed up his stall Monday night he left a
quantity of jams, canned goods and
vegetables and fruit inside the place.
When he went to open the place next
morning he discovered that some body
had saved him the trouble for both the
rear and front doors We're ajar. The
robber had secured entrance by cut
ting open the spring lock on one of
the doors. The place was robbed Of
pine apples, bananas, apples, oranges,
canned goods and jams. There was
no clue to the perpetratOr.
Owing to the character of material
stolen, and judging from past expert
ence the officials decided that the theft
had been committed by some body
from the transport Sheridan which was
then lying at naval wharf No. l, with
in a short distance of the market. The
goods were dainties which most any
body coming from the States and es-
pecially a soldier, would crave. Thefts
of this kind never occur unless there is
a transport in port and the most nat
ural conclusion to be drawn is that
some dishonest soldier, who does not
of course represent the real merit q
the vast majority of the men, abstract
ed the stuff.
When the Grant was here a couple
of weeks ago the butcher shop in the
market was entered during the night
and an entire quarter of beef stolen.
The evidence against the perpetrators
was in this case very apparent for the
quarter was carried onto the naval
dock and there cut up, divided and
evidently carried on board the ship, by
the privates who were in the job.
Naturally the recent robbery of An
Foo caused considerable discussion
among the merchants at the market
and it was the unanimous opinion that
| if the depredations continued the stall
renters would subscribe to a private
| fund to hire a special Waterman to look
after the place when transports are in
| port.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-28
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
Experiments by the Belgian Govern
ment for Ocean Communication.

ANTWERP, November 15.-Marconl
is ready to begin a new series of expert
ments with his system of wireless tele-
graphy at La Panne, on the Belgian
coast. The apparatus has been fixed
from bar at the top of a mast loo feet
high. Two wires reach the apparatus,
the one running through series of in
struments for increasing the current TO
a Morse operator and the och5r running
to the ground. When 1t is required to
telegraph to a vessel within "a radius of
200 miles the apparatus is set to work
and any vessel having receiver Win
catch the message. Mar ;Ori has re-
Gently succeeded in preventing any re-
ceiver other than that for which the
message is intended receiving the cur
rent. A mast siXty-fiVe feet high has
been raised on the Ostend-DOv9r Bel
gian mail steamer Princess Clementire.
On the top of this mast is the Marcdnt
apparatus. The experiments Will last
all winter before any decision will he
made by the government as to the per-
nent use of the system.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-28
THE HAWAIIAN LABOR BUREAU

Will engage laborers in the
Hawaiian Islands and will fur.
nish them to plantations indiv-
iduals, firms or corporations;
will undertake contract work,
and furnish experienced and
reliable contractors.
Telephone No. $50 Main.
P. O. Box No. 877.
Temporary Office, Magoon
Building, Room Is.
Merchant Street
Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-28

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