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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-04
A short order.

Threadbare Tommy ordered a
suit NV clothes ter-day.
Hungry Hank Tin amazement)-Yer
did? n
"Sursi BSG when de lady called her
bulldog decided ter cancel de order
before de dog gimme ht."-Puck.
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DR.. Shea. Marvellous Medium
1000 REWARD.

Gives the names OF dead and living friends
Ten VINO anc when you win marty. also al
ppusiness .ourreys, lawsuits, absent friends
WHAT 81 ,s snyI9ing you know, no matter
friends and show them to ven. 'Can MAJ
t seeIn rap Az around the room. he asks nc
him: Don't try 90 pump Won IN env 1v ~,
2 9os tells you right on; Heis thoroughly en-
received from them a gold medal and ansrst
ial license co practice BIS wenderf,I no sPSc
tho1sanas ~ no ro, 0ps else can show, can give
colored patrons. Twenty-Five years practios
seven IN Brooklyn-wi1 show you that he
I'LL -, uo al OnaC ne can tell of. Can tell WHAT
business Is best for you and where. how r.,
Mm speedy marriage with the one You love.
short what is bess % do. He sucoeeds vsba an
al Others fail. Positive satisfaction or no
consult this Christian gentieuan- ne ~. ~
mediclne that win cure drunkenness. cad he
tpSegIven patient not knowing 1t. Thosands
RICH, HAPPY AND sUCCEssFTJI. Q
9th all their undertakings, while tisoae who
neglect his advice are still tailoring q oairs%
poverty. Through his perfect knovgleS oa -
will yerI me- can ann nmpsrt to you secretth
tTiends; His aid and advice has often been
son.Sseedi the result has always been the -
all your Wishes. In love afrairs he ns VIZ
eAiis' ne has the secret or winning the az
&c to- of the opposite sez, It 1. th, curse
a-s eiaes Of m 1nss IN all large cities there
porsrs they do not possess, They have
neither gifts, cree entails nor reference.
in serse as ts lhrow tneir time ano moaeS
away away on such. DR.. Shsa refers t. the Hon
llllsm Dennore, Architect and builder, az
bntlde-, south Brook YIN. ali lave known
nm for the past seven years He gives a
i've Ri, 9 t. ~ Lns h.
memphis and Louisville; understands tho
roughly the diseases, spell or iaf oenoes the
iarr "a 20. ~, - .s howand always hsd .
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:
Brooklyn, Aug. II, 1891. This Il 20 oerssrv
that came 20 New York from Albany. Twex
a stranger In q strange city, out OF work and
whss 30 &c 6o 9 Sid no IN s snyshins
IrieEd advised me 60 go and $50 or. Shea
did. He told me the cause o. my troubIsS
Through him got a good position fSaS very
week. had been TO others; tNoy took nv
money and did me NO good. ! bless the dsy
once, Sincerely,
ALBxRr ArrRs. 2o6g Atlantic Ave
ss s9Ssh ., pls,n DH Ans isGi.T 2 q
Neen absent two years. L morrRed for him
light and day Tgeve him up as deed
VAS DONG OF Tes %sef % oon, hin shs.
told me my husband was alive and we'll and
where he was; told me he would come homS
Is home now, come back IKE one rom shs
dead also wish 10 say that this month
lost the sum OF $3.50. am a poor woman
and he told me would and my money ano
20 my intense Joy did nm it as he told me.
thank 600 there rs man so gifted In our
~nat 20 DO sincerely
MRS. MARY MILLER
South Plainfleld..N J.
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sew at tn. osr~,.-

What the szneltlboy saw at ths cts-
s0s-sawdust.-CAieAgs Daily NewA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-04
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1901
FORTUNE FOR A "Boo. -
Siri Claims Word Uttered on n Dark
Night Ruined Her Life and
Spoiled Her Career.

For a boo" cried into her ear on a
dark night by man who followed
aer' Miss Ethel Bartholomew, of New
|daven, Conn, demands $4,000. That
boo" she declares, ruined her life.
because of it she can never be a school
teacher. Charles Parmelee, a rich
farmer, is accused by Miss Bartholo-
|mew of having uttered the fearful
sound, and she is suing him for dam
ages.
Parmelee and Miss bartholomew
1--WE in Wallingford. She is Is years
|old, and until recently was high
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MONROE SCHOOL.

let GrAmmsr-Irene Turner, Lottie
9Th Primary-Alise Mosby, Emma
Borford.
7th Primsry.-Msmie BaRney. L lev
DO hnsOn, Marian smith,
9Th Psimsr' Miss Susie 3. Crurn.
tescher; Marion Psrtes, Rsbersa ] Ohm.
GOD, Fannie Taylor. Fannie PaItee.
5sh Primsry-Gsorge H..cher, John
Morris, Ohm Price, Little Barrett, r.
ma Fields, Atsliae Friends, Flovanc.
Hampton, NJ. Annie Tucker, Sarah
Taylor,
4th Psimsry--Early Baptist, Morh lie
yohnsons Ethel UraWIey, " sshinRton
Miles. Sarah Floyd, Mary Palmer, Oar.
RE Townes, Willie Mosby.
BID Primary-Johnnte Epps. Will.
liam Morris, Beanie rhomaa. Lsslie
Wood, Virgie BAptist, Helen Clarke.
Lucy freeman, 8essie Gssewood, Sus-
10 6oode, Alma Hundley. Anaie Phii
lips s1r7 ~ - :. =
2nd Primsry-0eoege GrssE. Anasr .
son Harris. SYDNEY jasper, OharNa
Terrell Freddie Pride, Qlesal Esshe :
Branch. Lula T. Bench, Laura VIII
lisms. 80, -,
las Primary-WiIIis Allsu, 5witiiam
bAnks, Wml n. Jones, Freddie Noss.
Bruce emiTh, Feed Smith. raIiafcrrc.
Rose, Pear. Grsnsoa, SArGi1 iaewin
Nsud Hsokstt. Pearl Merton. Reheces
Thsmpscn, Alice rhompson. 80 -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
REPUDIATE STALLY.
Negroes at spreckelsvIlle Adopt suit
able Resolutions.

The Stally attempted murder case on
Maui has excited the resident negroes
there The News says:
The majority of the negroes at
Camp 8, who are a respectable and in
dustrious class Of people, feel deeply
Chagrined at the occurrence. as they
feel that il will unjustly prejudice all
OF them in the eyes of the Islands
Consequently they called a mass meet
ing and adopted a lengthy resolution
touching the matter, in which they
ask in a manly way that they be not
judged harshly as a class, on account
Of a rutfianly assault by a negro with
whom they have nothing IN common.
A copy Of the resolutions was sent To
the News for publication. but was too
lengthy to be used in fun
The Japanese OF SpreckeIsvlIe have
threatened to do up the negroes at
Camp 5, and also to go on a strike till
all the negroes be sent away from the
plantation, but better counsels have
prevailed, and no further trouble is
anticipated"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
PASSENGERS
Arrived.

FROM Kauai. per stmr Niihau, June S
Col. q. S. Spalding. wife and nurse
Mrs. S. N. Hundley Miss Hundley. Mrs,
X. Levy, d. =. Laurence and son and
1welve on deck.
From Maui and Hawaii. per stmr. XII
nau. June s.-W. p. Pfotenhauer. A.
Humberg, J. n. Nichols, George Mich
OILS, Mrs. ]. n. T. Nichols. Mrs. f. A.
White, Judge Galbraith and wife, +. T.
p. Warehouse. NJ. +. Lennon, Miss A.
II. Coats, John Bento, John Rosa, An
tonic Mates and son. George 5. Me
Kenze, Henry West, T. Wilson, Captain
T.. Harrison, Togo Nakamura, Il. r.
Ryan, C. McLennan, Albert Horner. Miss
a. Horner, T. X. Keyworth, Robert
Hind. Jr.. A. ]. Eames, c. Streckwald,
Miss .. s. BOND, Mrs. j. II. Deer or.
II Glass. Miss TAM Mura, r. Onedaro,
Mrs. Captain Nye and two children, Mrs.
5 X Pua and daughter, Miss +. Iona.
Miss Ida Hoolapa. Miss Mary Iona, Miss
Neleka Hoolapa, Miss Hannah Kaahane,
Mrs. b. Cushman and four children,
Mrs. VIM Mckay. W. Chong, a. III, w.
r. Bellna, l.. Rose and wife, c. T. Day,
II. NJ. Pembroke, c. Lendholm, NJ.
Pancost, Rev. a. L. Cory, George Tur-
ner Mrs. Refs and daughter. Mrs. NJ.
Manual and child, X. Vellguth, b. Col
len, c II. Durfee and wife, Judge d.
Kahaulelio. +. c. Peters, Hon. j. X. Hi
MO, Mrs. Peck and 9S deck passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
LEPER HIDDEN
BY DOWIEITES

CHICAGO, May S1.-Health officials
are looking for John Stewart of 1862
North Washtenaw avenue. who is said
to be afflicted with leprosy, and is now
in hiding under treatment of DR."
John Alexander Dowie. The Stewart
family is said TO have come originally
from the Sandwich Islands, where the
supposed leper was born. Mrs. Stewart
Johns mother. is a follower of Dowie,
and believes that Dowie can cure him.
II is rumored that Dowie has allowed
Stewart TO mingle freely with the con-
gregations at big meetings held in the
Auditorium and Coliseum and he went
to Waukegan yesterday.
The Dowieites have concealed the
man" declared Secretary Pritchard of
the Health Department today. I'VE
learned OF II several days ago.and have
been quietly at work 10 ascertain
whether the report was true. In some
way we alarmed the Dowieites. Just
what steps viii be taken l do not
know One fact is certain-it Is within
the province Of this department 10 pro-
tect the public from contamination, and
everything viii be done to accomplish
that end"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
a Mugwump View.

Governor Dole's refusal TO grant any
extension of the session OF the Hawaiian
Legislature is based on the ground that
She Legislature has been wasting its
Kline and also the money OF the insular
government. He will however. call a
special session and confue IL TO work on
the appropriations which have inexcus-
ably been delayed From business
viewpoint the first session does not seem
10 have been a glitteHng success The
causes Of the failure are evidently mix
ed AntagOnism between the whites and
abe natives, going back 10 the overthrow
OF Liliuokaiani Is one reason for H. IN
legislative efficiency n Is TOO early 90
pronounce the Assembly an lrredeemabIn
failure In view ~ the shameful record
slaio by 20 many VI the legislature boz
Az states 81 thls country Springfield
6tpublIgaH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
EkAGGERAnONS
ABOUT RUSHA

W ENT H
W HH t.
f. f|HHI . HHF
NI | NI.I NHH. m
.H fI.f NHf.a d U.
H..HI. H an IHi,ftts
FOO HHea Nt t. rIar Ia go rsr
r.r He would HHfur ih.t nu..
5000 N0ihUa ~ .rIfNon u.i 1uIt
Hr HH th UIHt Isl revolution Now
a.t uHf,I thot country perodlra
..r mHNs fsHu pHft aud have hnd aH
opportunity fo srs. ppthapn mora than
fhH .sIInr could Boo. and 10 study the
conditions nr thr country Boz way that
HHe can only do bv Intimate acqunin.
HHrs Tho country Is ne poacsahln o.
ans Boo The world
People go about their business a.
freely HF boo England or America aud
appear tp %, iust as little in awe q the
authorities Furthermore M regards
foreigners or, ] should say, Americans,
there seems 20 be only the fricndliest
feeling You ere everywhere received
kindly There IL an evident disposition
to DO businss with you on stralghtfor-
ward business lines. with regard 20
some stories sent over the wire 20 the
English papers. there are two which }
can contradict from my own personal OBJ
servation. The story about unusual po-
lice prpcaution at the review was a
myth, pure and simple. ] was at the re-
Wow with my wife and came with $50
feet OF the spot where the Gar was
standing
Beyond the ordinary guard OF honor
there was absolutely no appearance Of
precaution to safeguard the Emperor's
person. Certainly there was nothing like
wholesale exclusion OF the public. The
Car moved around quite freely and
did not appear TO have the least distrust
Of anyone who came near him. ] have
seen other royalties at similar functions
and the Car did not appear any more
in danger than they did
Another instance OF gross exaggera-
ton was the incident OF the students at
the Cathedral, when. according to the
reports to London, a small-sized revolu
ton was the result. Now, ! happened
TO be sitting in the balcony OF the Nevsky
Prospekt Hotel at the time and witness
I'd the whole incident. There was a
handful OF students who were expelled
from the cathedral because they would
insist on smoking inside the church.
They were expelled with as little fuss as
so many young fellows would occasion
who tried to smoke inside st. Pauls.
There was not the slightest disturbance,
certainly nothing which would in any
way be described as an emeute. Yet
that trifing thing evidently was magni-
fed into an event which most Threatened
the Russian throne. 1t was all over in
a few minutes"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

IN CIRCUIT COURT OF SECOND
CIRCUIT, TERRITORY OF HA-
Wall
In the Matter Of the Estate u John 7
AluA late OF WailuEu. 1laui O.
ceased, intestate.
Petition having been FLED by sara
*, Aluii, widow OF deceased. alleging
that John T. Aluli. OF Wailuku. Maui
oled intestate al Honolulu. Oahu. or
May s. 1901, leaving property In this
territory necessary 20 BE- admInlEterec
upon and praying that letters u ad-
mlnistra1i0,l issue 70 A \. Kepolilsf
II II ordered that Thursday. Jun
1891. b. and hereby IL appointed
Tor hearing said petition ia the court
room Of this court ar Wailuku kaui
a. which time and place al persons
Concerned may appear and Eh0N causs
Y any they have. why raio petition
should not b. granted
Bg the Court
Dated Naiiuku MauL afay Il DO
Signed JAS 81 = FE0IL
isesl1 .-.-- Cl-rs
a. kEFOlEAI
Attorney far Petitioner
aafg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
Negroes No Good.

Negro labor on the plantations
has proved by actual experience on
Maui both dangerous and Improbable.
Like most questions. there are TWO
sides 10 H. Some OF the negroes inn
ported We're good men. but they came
here 70 better their conditions. and
whether Interpretations were made
20 them or not, the truth IL that they
have not found here what they q
pected, and az the rate OF wages which
tho plantations pay, they cannot more
than hope 20 merely keep soul and
'.' together Besides this, there was
"a here a worthless and criminal
I. negroes. who simply will not
rE Hless dressed IN parti-colored
suits FAR as Maui is concerned. the
cue '.0r T negro labor IN large mum
herr Is 'tieaily settled adversely tn
the roI Ion Maui Eews
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
WAS A FAMOUS
NEGRO SACRISTAN

NEW YORK, June Tomorrow vii
occur the funeral Of William A
Wilyms. the sacristan of the Roman
Catholic Church of 81. Benedict the
Moor The sacristan was known
throughout the United States for his
learning and literary attainments. II
was the great object of his life to be
come a priest His father was a slave
and lived on a plantation at Mt. Yer
non. adjoining the home Of General
Washington.
Young Wllyms was in Washington
u. G.. for a few years, and then,
through the influence Of friends who
were impressed by the aptitude which
he showed in study. was sent to Rome.
He was about 20 years old in 1856 when
ne arrived at Rome. He studied in the
Propaganda for several years. Mr.
Willyms was in the same class with
Archbishop Corrigan. When his grace
visited the church of st. Benedict the
Moor. he always met the sacristan and
talked to him in Italian Of the days in
Rome
Mr. Willyms was in Rome in the
days of Pope Plus TX. He was known
as The Popes Little Black" The out
break of the Civil War made it i'm
possible for Mr. Willyms TO return to
this country as a priest. He was never
He saw that it would be a
for him To attempt to take
orders. He decided to devote his life
to teaching and literary pursuits. He
spoke Latin. Italian and French with
fuency
Several years We're spent by him as
assistant librarian of the Pratt Library
In Baltimore. He was afterward sac
ristan and assistant librarian in the
Catholic University in Washington. His
services as sacristan at the Church OF
s.. Benedict the Moor extended over
light years.
Mr.. Willyms was regarded by persons
# his race as an oracle. He knew all
,bout the old families of the South and
heir history. II is thought that among
MS papers viii be found documents
which will prove of literary and his
oric value. He was a frequent contrib
ltor 10 magazines and church publica-
ions. The journals devoted TO the in
erests OF the negro race in this coun-
~ contained many contributions from
lis pen.
Concerning his age. there seems to be
! confusion OF dates. He said he was
ixtyfour years old. but II Is believed
le was "A little older
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
MEETING NOTICE.

AT THE POSTPONED ANNUAL
meeting OF the Kohala Klondyke Min
ing Co, Ltd. held at Kohala, June s.
1901, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
John Hind, President
II. /. Holstein, Vice President
W p. McDougall Sec'y and Treas
+. =. Woods, Auditor
Directors-G. p Tuloch 4 r Old
ing. J. +. Woods r. LANG " Rodsu-
hurst. T. q Paetow.
tsigned): " r. MeDOUGALL.
Secretary
22sg-Juue H. u. Is. "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

4 passenger on the kinau states that
the report was current on the steamer
that Judge kalua, OF Wailuku. had
sentenced a negro who stole a safe
some time ago. 10 life imprisonment:
that be had also fined a spectator IN
his court s25 Tor smoking IN the court
room, and % crown all. had assessed
a heavy fine on a man who dared 10
enter his court with leFEings on. There
H. rule promulgated by Judge KaluA
that ieggings are tabu IN biz court As
% she life imprisonment rumor. Atfor-
nsy General Dole says that 10 such
sentence for larceny can be imposed
aud b. Haa n the opinion that til
maiirl had been mlseoHsfrued.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
HUSBAND A LEPEK

Fourth Circuit count papers iu ~,
divorce librl u l.epeka Kainana OwJ
= Kaum0all Hamakuu. Hawaii,
against her husband Levi Kainana.
nave been received "a the HlFh sher.
ms office. The wife asks for q divorce
because EsT husband contracted the
dis. ase known az Chinese leprosy aftsr
ihslf marriage. which occurred ID 1881
ara he sas taken 90 ths lepar settle
HnHnt on Anlokai, 90 Junr M 1900
where ~ nos resides fhr ssBs b. d
incapable II cure
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Friday, June T.
7. X X Hougkong Mari. Filmer. for
San Francisco.
III stmr. Ke Au Hon, Mosher, for
Maui ports,
Ii, stmr. waaleale Pitt, for Kauai
porta
Saturday. June g.
All. 5, ; Hawaiian, Banheld for San
Francisco.
ca s 5 Aoana Carey, for the Colo
mics.
Am bkt. skaglt, Robinson, for the
Sound.
Am. sp. Abner Coburn. Murch!son. for
the sound; anchored outside.
Monday. June 10.
W stmr. Maui Bennett. for Maui
ports.
IL. stmr. ames Makee. Tullett, for
Eapaa
III stmr. Niihau. Thompson. for Ana
hola-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

Even the Interpreter for the House
is getting tired OF the continual jabber
Of the Home Rule members. Yester-
day he failed TO interpret half the
speeches Of the Home Rulers into
English. Mossman. Prendergast. and
three or four others spouted IN Ha-
waiian, but Interpreter Wise took Il
easy, with the result that the stenog-
rapher WAS unable 90 take down th-
.prn. nra InEE .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
SELLING ARMS
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IGNORING OF MALlEToA
SAMOA. MAY s.-Malietoa Is stll in
FIJI. and the Samoans want him 70
come back. II is stated that he will
not return until Great Britain, Ger
many and the United States have car
ried out the promises given to Malietoa
when he was induced to abdicate the
throne in order to give the high com
mission a clean field 10 work upon. He
was to receive an annuity and an edu-
cation. The promise does not appear to
be expressed in writing. and the high
commissioners may deny the promise.
Malietoa is positive that when docu-
ment was handed to him by a person
representing the commission. and
which he was then induced to sign, he
was promised the powers would assist
him in his desire for a higher educa-
ton. and would make provision for his
future MaIietoa has written to the
three powers. but so far has not receiv-
ed any satisfactory reply. DR. Solp.
the German Governor states that he
has reserved a high position in the
Government for Malietoa.
In TutuIIa, on April 18th, the Ameri-
can Samoans held a great celebration
II was the anniversary Of the hosting
of the United States flag in Tutuila.
and the Samoans came from all parts
TO take part in the functions arranged
for the celebration. Governor B. F: TIL
lev has Maid a visit to the OUTLYING ISL
and of Nanua. and had a most loyal
welcome from King Tuimanua and his
chiefs.
The German court of AHA convicted
two of the accused Samoans of the
murder Of a Chinese last year. The
principal, Pupu. was sentenced to be
hanged. and his accomplice to serve
fifteen years of hard labor. Pupu suf-
ferred the penalty last week. The night
before his conviction he endeavored TO
suicide.
IN connect Ania with San Francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE

Territory " Hawaii Treasurer's or
flee, Honolulu, oahu June 10th. 1901
Notice is hereby given that have
this day. with the approval Of the Act
ing Governor Of the Territory 81 Ha
waii, commissioned JAMES W PRATT
Esq. Assessor for the First Taxation
Division, Territory Of Hawaii vice
JONATHAN SHAW. ESQ. resigned. "a
take effect July LIST, 1901
VIM. H WRIGHT
22SS Treasurer. Territory Of Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

Monsieur Eizzayona. the new French
Consul for the Hawaiian Islands. Is well
coined back 90 Honolulu after an absence
~ four ysars Monsieur Nizzayona *
presses himself a5 pleased % miuRle once
marr with his Hawaiian friends. q NUM-
her N whom be- met IN san FraEcise8-
ihs Ieu3sss Herbsris, and others For.
you know says the yiyaeious e0rfiean.
san Ffanri-ao Is ihs boulevard u 10.
uHIuIu"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

About 900 HarhlHistH - fus SsA
YORK Central Railroad, and rher help-
ere numbering about my struck ~
lo per cent Increase iH aaEsF
afs Kate Hester % Kfufuekg sam
ar recently kiilfd nor husband ana
bsF rhli a Cincinnati after 0uaf
ffI through lehlnaHy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
Mahuk ona Shipping.

Arrived-June /: Brigantine Galilee,
HeIingsen, fourteen days from san
Francisco general merchandise to X.
r. Hind.
Dsparted-June 3: Schooner Alvena,
johnson, for San Francisco. Cargo,
2.542-6O2 pounds sugar; value, 500, 444.sl.
Hawaii Railway Company, Limited,
agents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11
NOTICE

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
armed from trekspassiuK On me lands
= the undersigned. situate H. North
kona Island n HaSali. and more par-
iieuihrly the lands known a. Kauna-
lamnlu Holualoa and KaupulshB
J a HAGuIHE
Huehus North Kons Hawai- 5aas
1901 esss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

LADIES HHtuTWAfeTs
ra't ehis ari rr.i BOD af ttsr.
NHtt boon fHHHf man mahf ~
H f $50 u unf Ura "a
f'm p..'raH io aHF address oh te.
..IUf ~ U.u ......... ti.
LADIES LEATHER nEtra Dol.
White kIlF niagt ana TaHa EH.
Ntr tHmm'nrH in sar8lia ans nbI'heaIa.
r1ro rhHr.e t0 rot barran h
Ish berry cable D,u .,........ i6.
iy mHll ada 5. each ssifa f1f postage
FANCY COLoREp pETTtcOAT
Soc
Handsome stripes aud shades OF
uifting italian cloth Wears better
than SIR Cut literally with pretty
ploatF and ruTlcs Extraordinary s0c
Postage prepaid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

Re- p tanbsrF, 8ho has been visit
iHg iu linr 'ulu. returned % Kauai cal y
in the Eesk.
Anfug Governor Cooper has not 80
approved the appointment = ~.
Pratt Tax aFaefH0r. slice Jonathan
Shaw -Figned.
4 fuaHfIi. - honolulu hhs been
appoint . deputy collector and infpff
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4ppuirfH. anne ol Ihf Sheridan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-11

a. y. Lufkin. lately paying teller "
tie FiFsf Nagonal Bank N Hazal
VII orFanize bank ~ Wailulru Naa
b th $500 eapifei The manaFemenf
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hands anf fhr stsek oaned u.a.sfig -
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