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some Trouble at Nashvil e

Nashville, Tenn, April 2.-Republicans ot Davidson county held two conventions to- day. They met simultaneously and in the same hall, the result being the warmest political meeting Nashville probably ever saw. The tumut at one time grew to such proportions that a lieutenant in command of a detachment of police entered to de- mand order It was the same old factional trouble between the forces of National Committeeman BTownlow and Pension Commissioner Evans The bone of conten- tion is control of the state convention and the delegation to the national body.
 Finally, aftert he war of words had waged for several hours, two sets of reso- lutions were produced. One follows the brownlow creed, selecting delegations ap- proved by him to state and county con- ventions The Evans convention is of course in line with that leader Both ex- pressions endorse the administration of President Mckinley. The opposing dele cations will fight it out before the higher conventions.
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dining room basket of red carnations was suspended from the chandelier. and the table was further beaueiied by bon bon baskets and flowers. red ribbon being used effectively. The details of the menu were carried out artistically. Miss Gockel and Miss Rumph stood in the drawing room, and they made charm ing picture of youth and happiness.
 
 The Womans Christian Temperance Un- ion will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Dr. W. W. c1app. 13Oo Eleventh avenue. South Highlands. A literary pro- gram has been prepared and cordial in- vitation extended to all
The age-herald., 1900-04-03
A BRIG GIFT H OME MAKES MERRY HEART" JOY TRAVELS ALONG WITH
 SA POL 10

of Brooklyn, whose presidential boom was launched by MT Willett the last Fourth of July in his long talk before Tammany Hall.
 MT. Willett said this afternoon that the eastern democrats are going to vigorously oppose MT. Bryan's nominal ton. "TI>re is a chance for a democratic president to be elected this year." said MT. Willett, but there is no chance for MT. Bryan's elec- tion,'' he added.
 MT. Willett thinks that Mckinley could beat Bryan, and that Van Wyck could beat Mckinley, and he gave 1t as his opinion that Judge Van Wyck would get not only the New York delegation but the delega- tions of other eastern states and some of the western and southern states, he being a southern man.
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THEY NAME SECONDS
Baron Rothschilds and Count Lubersac
 Will Surely Fight

Paris, April 2-Baron Eduard de Roth- schilds has appointed Comte Louis de Fur renne and M. OConnor to be his seconds in response to the letter of Comte de Luber- sac, threatening to throw the latter's glove in the formers face wherever they meet. The two seconds consulted together and have written to Comte de Lubersac, inform ing him that the dueling code prevents Baron Eduard from meeting Comte de Lubersac until the latter has given satis- faction to Baron Robert de Rothschild. They point out that the fact that he is a minor forms no excuse for Count de Luber- sac refusing to meet him.
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TWO CONVENTIONS
Tennessee Republican Factions Can't
 Get Together

Chattanooga, Tenn, April "A technical construction of the calls of the state re- publican executive committee and the county executive committee of this coun- ty. resulted in two republican conventions here today, one dominated by the leaders of the Evans wing of the party and the other by the Brownow faction.
 The Evans convention endorsed the Evans ticket for delegates at large while the Brownlow men instructed for Foster ". Brown, Walter P. Brownlow, II. N. Till man and Mccall. The conventions endorsed President McKinley's administration.
 Bradley county republicans broke up In a row, the Brownlow men claiming to have selected delegates. There will be two dele cations from that county. McMinn county went for Evans
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A Good Show Coming

Prof. Gentry's Famous Dog and Pony Show will exhibit in this city, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 10 and Il. It is a good show and thoroughly worth attending The entire trainload of animals, which include the new features for this year, have ali been trained to perform some new act which entirely ecLpses all their former enorts Prof. Gentry's Show this year is twice its former size and better than ever before. They will toe located at the corner of Eighteenth street and Avenue A, two days, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 10 and Il, 2:SO and p. m. Children, 15c; adults, 25c.
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Stock holders Meeting

Pursuant to resolution of the board of directors adopted on the End day of April, asOO meeting of the stockholders of the Birmingham Belt Railroad Company is called, to be held on Saturday, the 5th day of May, 1900, at 12 o'clock, noon. at the office of the company, in the city of Bir- m1ngham, for the purpose of considerng the proposition to issue not more than One Million, Five Hundred Thousand dollars os bonds of the company, and to secure the same by mortgage on the property. rights and franchises of the company at present owned and to be acquired
 l. c. BEATTY, Secretary
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AT TRUSSVILLE
Strong Tomlinson Club Organized
 Other Candidates Spoke

Trussville, April 2.-(Specal.)-A Tomlin- son club was organized here tonight with the following officers: President, J. D. Ac- ton vice president, w. F. Hickman, sec- retary F. H. Gafford. Executive commit tee: Chairman, w. N. Martin; D. A. Mel ton, c. A. McAvoy, R. B. Foster, J. w Lindsey The dhairmen of the committees are authorized to add additional members
 MT. Tomlinson was present and addressed the meeting. After he spoke, Colonel E. L. Higdon made a speech in his own interest w. J. Van spoke in the interest of Sner- ling
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Brickmason's StIike Fa led

Huntsville. April 2.-(Special.)- union of bricklayers at work on the Dallas mills demanded higher wager today and seven men quit work when the demand was re- fused. An attempt at general strike fail- ed.
 w. c. Davis, aged S3 years, died from the effects of injuries received in a runaway accident a week ago. He was one of the best known planters in Madison county. His remains were shipped to Dayton, o.
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W|LLETT ID FIRE
 THE OPENING GUN He Will Make a Speech at Jeffer- son Birthday Dinner in
 Brooklyn

Anniston, April 2.-(Special.) )-Hon. J. J. Willett of this city has accepted an invi- tation to deliver an address at "Jeffer- son birthday dinner to be given by Brook lyn democrats on the 18th of this month.
 The importance which attaches to the approaching dinner from a political stand point is that it is the political opening gun of a campaign by eastern democrats against the nomination of William J. Bry- an for the presidency, and in favor of the nomination of Judge Augustus Van Wyck
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Seed oats. J. H. McCary Co.
Dewey Will Visit KnoxviIle

Knoxville, Tenn, April 2.-Admtral Georpa Dewey, in response to an invitation extend- ed by Knoxville, has written that he will be in this city May 11th and 12th, spending two days in order to visit points of histori- cal interest, and especially the birthplace ce of Admiral Farragut, the first of the three full admirals of the United States. Knox ville is preparing to give Admiral Dewey a cordial welcome, and intends also to make 1t an occasion commemorating Admiral Fawagut.
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SUMMER AT THE COAST

An Ideal Place at Which to Spend It
 The representative coast resort of the Carolinas. The Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, N. c. Acknowledged as The Anglers Paradise. Finest fishing, sailing, surf and sound bathing in the states. Open June 10 october l. Engagements now being booked; correspondence solicited. Address Scoville Bros, Managers of the Aragon Hotea, Atlanta, Ga, until May 15, after wards as above. A212
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H. K. Gibson a Delegate

Knoxville, Tenn, April 2-Informa ton received by the Journal and Tribune shows that every county in the Second congress tonal district has instructed for H. R. G!b- son as delegate at large to the national re- publican convention, but Sevier and Mor gan counties will send two delegations.
 The First congressional district instructed solidly for Brownlow in every county except one or two, where split conventions re- suited
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Lost Her Jeweiry

London, April 2.-The Princess of Leini- gen, while visiting Liverpool last week with her husband, Colonel Atkinson, for the races, lost jewelry valued at about a5,00o, which was stolen from her bed room in the Adelphi hotel The safe in which the jew elry had been deposited was forced during her absence.
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No Foundation for Report

Rome, April 2.-There is no foundation whatever for the report circulated in the United States that King Humbert has left the Quidinal and gone to Cvita Vecchia upon the advice of Queen Margherita, in order to avoid a possible socialist attack.
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Mrs. T.w. Lee, Mont gomery, Ala, writes :
 " Several years ago I W as inoculatsd with poison by a diseased nurse, W ho infected my baby, and for six long years I suffered untold misery. My body was covered with sofes and ulctfs. Se6- erai physicians treated me, but all to no pur- pose. The mercury and potash they gave me seemed to add fuel to the awful flame which was devouring me. Friends advised me to kry S. 8. S. l began talk tng it and improved from the start, and a complete and perfect cure was the result"
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Senator Morgan Introauces Bill

Washington, April 2.-Senator Morgan of Alabama introduced a bill today authoriz- dng the sale or leasing of water power created by public works
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CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s,snsss.s sssss sss of IsHAZzzw Are you cigar epicuref
 Try a Texie.
WANTED

Bids for one or more bored wells at Pratt City. Bids to be opened April 9th, 1900. For specifications see Albert & Byl,le. engineers, Birming- ham. Mail bids to E. J. Hud. nall, Pratt City.
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Price of Coal Advanced

Columbus, O., April 2.-The price of coal advanced 25 cents per ton to wholesale con- sumers today as result of the new mining scale, ,r-l
The age-herald., 1900-04-03

DEWbERRY'S Book Store at sO12 First
 avenue. Books, station cry and office furniture. OEMRERRf'S Drug Store at 2d avenue
 and 21st st. Drugs, sun- dries and cigars News stand at both stores.
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Digested food m a k @ s rich blood-- --ferment- ed food pro- duces pois o n and from this springs
 Constipation, Dyspepsia and Liver Trouble.
 T h @ Bitters help to digest your food, and thus c r e a t @ healthy active blood. It's an excellentspring tonic
The age-herald., 1900-04-03

Mrs Blount left yesterday for brief visit to Verbena, Ala.
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Vim. Savidge & Co.
Real Estate
Agents
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
8. Sg1-.iO4se and lot Oh Lllisa -.
AXIS. . roozaA
- y3-xsouse and lot O. Cous0s ~
75xlz5, house coasainA rooa1A
$ f-no1se and .ol On AiexaanR
50. i0sxfSs-
g ,.-s-f tcuse and 10. On v.csyaSA 4,
7sxsl
Sc. 6Sg-fiouse and ia on Tczas u.
s1xl<s.
81. SEQ House and 10, 90 yomS =.
10 rooms. s1IISA
81, So.-Aoase and Ios a. kAliA, [ y
Xl50.
Sz.76e-house and 1 IN AIaaaa IL.
good view.
g. se5-House and 10: - Mana -.
50xl00
3l-o0oNLarye 10. at kAdht 77hIi1A
s. ,Soe-House and lo: e kAlihi. SSA
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81, 5O0-Busine<z properly O. Tux r..
s47xss. k
IS. 0o4-Lodging house b csn1es q ~.
81. 5o0-Investment at ksNAle; n0atA.
~ income slio.
S4,z00-Leesahold Oh BerSeaaiA y, Z
large stores; 20 yeafs 70 ruA
G.500-Large lot with 0lildln0 u
punchbowl ST.; beiaD h ~
per month.
S5,o00-House and large Lok On QuA0
street
81. 4oo-Lot on Queen s., 60xlao.
,S,500-Large lot With Q co:taS0:
monthly income sls5. saz..--
,ov-Large lot at kslihi. iosxlaS.
51o-Elegant residence. Us It fyoaA
on Makiki ST. ~
-. oa1-Residence on Puachbowl aaAI
Lunalilo Home. 1s0x1s0, Q
bargain
Si.600-LeaseholG on BsretAnia St; -
years TO run: net incOma ~
per month
S00-Leasehold with building q
Fort St; years to run
Lots neer Peterson's Lame. PalaRa;
all sizes and pricsA
Lots on Austin Lane, PslamA; al slaeo
and pricea
Lots at Kunawai of LilIha and Judd
Sts.; all bargains
Lots at Kewslo from s575 up, Accord
ing TO location.
$i.000-I.arse warehouse at KavAlC;
recently built
81. 000-Leasehold OF city front lot On
Queen St, near Fish AarkA
wharf; q yeare b run.
A cottage on Peterson's saDs, gaaaUA
Possession given on the Lat a 0esQAV.
TO LET.
Three summer residences neaS oftE,
at Tantalus. Pearl City and Mia
VIM sAvIDGE & 90.
Real Estate Agent. zoo Merchant g.
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have r<ed ChzEbsrizIns Cosse.
s-,1ois-s and Dssrrhees Rszesy and aud
L 70 Ss great zzssiiSiae. zrx Mr.. z.
= PA2ps of Petsau Ark 1T cured ne
Il iosdy sax- czH-o; SPEAK TOO high
II eF IL Ta5s rsz-e;y EIwzyS WIS the
ssls- epiasoa. II z0S praise. Of sIssse ~ho
So II Tie sns<k eur~s which Il ef-
fe-es even II RE most ssvere ezses make
fssoriss sT~v.whsrs. For sale -
Esssssn- SIXTH & Co general aesass.
Territory o. Hawaii
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NUUANU TRACT ADDITION

JUST OPENED AND DIVIDED INTO
LARGE LOTS of different sizes. which
l will sell on easy monthly INSTALL
ments with small cash payment down.
These lots are almost level and have q
rich soil, producing anythins anybody
may want to plant. They are only .
couple of hundred feet from humans
avenue and of easy access A '6as
runs TO the premises. This 10 . rass
chance 70 get good home cheap
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G. BREWER & GO. Ltd.
Queen Street.
Navigation Co.
oAsoLIHx scHooNERs.

Surplus sails from HonoIaIu every
ter dAys to Lnhaiua and Make1ss, Maui,
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ternating rTussdAys or Fridays With
.lntsr-Island Steamers. this gives huna
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Eclipse sails from Honolulu as soon
IA possible after arrival for haani
ports Koloa. Eleele, Hanapepe, Maka-
wsii WasmsA and Kekaha-
The vessels carry freight and passen-
gers and insnrs quick dispatch
Fer further information apply 70 the
agents
- ". NcCHESNEY & SONS.
QUEEN 0txUUt H0noirsn
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One and one-thiri % IN acre q lsn1
between Liliha street and lnane A.
sum road. close to kirs street, a1ssk
ing room for lsrss nunbss 4 -
A business site on Mausa1na 800 -
txssr He's and Pxualn street.
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sUuANU FRAw.

Various lots 50xl00 feet q $40 -
$500 each, according to location: tsems
SIS per lot down, balance In monthly
installments OF $40 per lot each mouth.
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There has bsepss heavy stampede from
Wilcox to Parker. the bolt being headed
by George Markham, the former secre-
tary Of the homo rule party. He has
been followed by James E. Kaulia and
others. Among the latter the name Of
Robert N. Boyd il also mentionsd-ths
clipper. indignant. eloquent and smooth
Mr. Boyd. the cherub Of the home rule
party. II Mr.. Wilcox felt alarm at this
detection he did nat shew It yesterday.
BE smiled the same old sniiis and pre-
served the came old oomposu.s The
detection Is credited to the free use Of
money-to barter and sale. Wilcox
lauyhingly said that Markham had once
told him, in the presence Of Emmeluth,
that he had been offered $4,000 by the
republicans to betray Wilcox, All sorts
of wild stories were IN circulation, Of
which the following dialogue 10 . sample !:
We'll. you've lost Markham
Yep, sold out!
What did he eet!''
"Fise thousand dollars $50 In cash -
This seemed funny to the group about
the speakers and they laughed immodef-
ateiy when the home ruler added: AID
he'll get the balance when the crater Of
Nauna Los freeRes over
There 10 about the same Sese1
TO the other storiea
Achi f. senesalv
~
Markham has been aockine in tina:
direction a good deal lately, Markham
desertion compelled the independents to
hold a meeting yesterday. when it wa
axreed that weird b ssns ont to the indie
pendents to drop Aarkhsn and substi
tute the name Of 3. NJ. Damon
Chairman C. j. McCaYshy. in . cireu.
lar printed in both the native and Eng
fish languages, Yesterday denounced Rob
ert Wilcox as q black liar" = follow
AT meeting Of the independent party
held at r~ilei on Friday evening. and .!
q similar meeting at Brewers wharf or
Saturday. R. ". Wilcox publicly an
nounS,ed that there was no democratic
parts left.z bees us< shy Ind aused "a
support lie tndepeadenhS I'D 'sAss chief
Dasid Kavaranakoa, bad conastsd u
shar ION Ais c.ndidacy sn4 ~ directed
the ,'cno<rsss 10 suppott - vots fos
X W WILCOX
20, e Hawaiian ysepse. tin - oss
of the HAckesev yins talseAoods JET
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wAIKOAE

Near Kamehamehs schceis Tire inside
lots on. Is feet wide street op 49,
monthly installnents: cheap
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KEwALo.

-Four adjoining lots: ssxrsgats afeA -
800 fe~ss suitable lccs,ca fns vss~
house. cheap for c.s'I
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Re rensine rsp1blican- Re a straight
..cics republican.
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|1lI Pou1rlt pgT
It BOILING POINT

=
-
forth from LIlfuckxhni's carriase They
lad musicians riss then 20 help sh<u
OK z x LiIiialani ras tie 6rst
sp-&ssr AZ the wtsrs and durirx his
sg~s.h there WIS considerable hack talk
froI TIE crowd ss<-7hied Joan Wise
followed tie 6rsr speaker and from the
tire - started 20 tan until The speech
vss mashed his s1ditors ~erx ia q cor
tisvaI ,oar 81 laugher o, else cheering.
he %as ln.srrnpsed sevsral d-ses 81
Smart" ,~opie in the crowd. but Tot
Ast al them 50 sai-kIy and speiy that
The disturtsrs quit Prince DaviGs
speech vas iisten>i 70 ett,nsiveiy and
ais r-nxrfs wers greeted With applau.e
and hsers @any fim@s- z B. NcClan-
ahsn s-. OCT and made the csiy sreech
in Enriish His remarks we're criticised
by n.0ple in the crowd. who yelled sug-
Eests0n- 81 hira which caused . great
deal OF nerriruent- he nrally Get
through after having littis the best 81
the tanfyinx Of words asd the crowd
dispersed after thres cheers for Prince
David had been called for and given with
viii
4 cIrcuIar WITH the following startling
headiinss-"Wilcox Exposed: Shown to
te g Hypocrite and Fraud: Signed the
Original Annexation Club Roll. on List
Number /: Wrote le.ter - Blount.
April 9. 1898, stating that be favored
-rspGb.ic and annexation 70 the United
States. and that the re-establishment Of
monarchy ought not TO he considered for
moment He now prstends that he
favored the monarchy and oppoeed an
neSation"-wN extensively circulated
throughput the city yesterday. Under
these headlines follow the letter which
Wilcox wrote to Blount. published In
Blouns's report, Volume 2, page 1870, a.
follows:
Honolulu. II. l., April 8, 1891
Hon J. II. Rlount, United States Com
missioner. Eetc--
| beg TO submit my scrap book for
your inspection, which will shed some
light on the motivss which actuated me
and my associates In the conspiracy of
May. 1892
You will>please notice q letter from |
Fred VI. Somers to the San Francisco |
Examiner. under date Of May 4. 1892. |
and also an extract from the Illustrated |
American. Of December 28 1891. and |
some extracts from the P. @. Advertiser |
~ H0DoIt,lr, ~ Tho y,artk ~ Nv 1000 I
In the main these statements are correct |
Ny chief object was to establish = re-
public with the view to ultimate annexa-
ton TO the United States sf America.
Ii annexation should be rejected By |
ysur congress which Aeps DOT, l still !
believe that republic With the closest ]
possible relations. commercial and other
wise. With the United States vsuld be
the best for Haweii.
The se-estsblishment Of monarchy, IN
my humble opinion. ought not 10 be con-
sidered for a moment.
Most respectfully yours
ROBERT W. WILCOX.
In the Annexation Club pledge which !
Wilcox signed, being List Number l. he
made this pledge; For the purpose Of |
supporting the Provisional Government,
and to assist as far as is in our power in
securing the annexation Of these islands |
with ths United States of America. we,
the undersigned, ayree TO unite in the |
formation Of a political Organization with !
tia. object ia siew," s!a q
ss a ROBERT w. WILCOX.
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kALuApALENA. KALIHI.

A large lot with fine SlsV o. . -
street: price $1,000: sRuD -
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J. Fl. SCHNACK
Dealer in Real Estate,
223 Merchant St.
Offers Sale Lots in the Fol-
lowing Tracts.
MANOA HEIGHTS.

A few large choice lots with unequAla6
view; terms easy: priaal from 81, $50
TO $1,000 pc iot.
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KAPALANA.
FOR LEASE.

A large lot on King str~A
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Peace wiH dawn Wild ts0sercv. Ae
ecuncry viii he savsd aDd besisNs vih
Be resumed q tha came - ses1A
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
3sete Of $50 HIP st;rlinz- Water
tube Boilers.
8 sete of GREEN'S Fuel Econo-
mixers for same.
LIST Of GREEN'S Fues Econo-
MIXER, 400 tubes
Lot of FOWLER STEAM PLoW
Shares and Extras.
set OF fOwLES STEAM
PLOws tl6 He,J oonpis.ie ga =
W.EY DRILL outds com
plete with Air Compressor and
20 HIP Boiler.
Lot Of finch Piping 1900 feet
4-inch Water Pipe. 5000 feet
Material for 3si-irsch Tssr Pipe
10000 feet
-ALSO-
f ne Lot If California Mules.
All TIE above crn be had at q
6ngain-
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Serves every morning and noon in its
cool Lanai, and which only first
class Bakery could afford to furnish
at the price. Rooms reserved for
ladies'.
We make up lunches. also cold sliced
ham, eheeee and sardine sandwiches,
in any quantities, for basket picnics.
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All TIE above cm be had at q
6xyain-
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WIN. SAvIDGE & co.
Real Estate Agent. zoo Merchant g.
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TO LET.
Three summer residences ueas oftT.
at Tantalus, Pearl City and Mia
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