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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-18
Il BREvITIES.

4 /. shirts
fs il suits, all sizes Is
Ia: fair -. David Law
Ca alpd shirts, three for
,an DER. on Queen street.
/ q ff gzano ,i Market Co. .
4 ,,bons. all widths
I'g; tBrasch & COS Lace .
/ Queen street, there
E e. bargains in every "s-
door is being laid in
4 s5t.5 where the patron
in place OF the lost
/ f. !. due here today WIN
,sa big ribbon sale at
~ 81 company beginning
4 nl s3lt beItiugs and gilt
sa assortment, at NJ.
/. Iace House.
4 'i ~ I Ltd rolled shoulder
I II ~ cents per pound
-,ts will leave the Hea-
. 5s5"S1 at o'clock this
i 'y ! cruise to Pearl Har-
= Remington type
Z sI condition. is offered FOR
i list. in the Campbell
If a six-room cottage,
II # Mr.. o. J, Fetter, in
L., is offered for sale e.
.5sinless wheels, with
lsol models, at Hall &
II artistic display in their
4. figured dimities, fresh,
h lust from New York;
Il: for 800, at Sachs Dry
H NJ
IA, and r. B. Kidd will capN
|&-i1mjng teams for the re-
H. Healani Boat Club to-
in5re No. 3, I. o. o. F., !
,m66rtant business meet
I. Sunday morning, at 10
kunony Hall.
b cigarette TOBACCO is the
n tobacco on sale in the
nds at the price, 10 cents
i sold everywhere.
bsrs elected at the ad-
II meeting OF the Ha-
gsile Company, held on
r.ni. is published else
h and crow when man.
their Tar0ena Food. |
q healthy and strong
agas-at Hebron Drug
GAINED freight that has
the Wilder Steamship
shouse. will be sold at
On June LIST, at Morgan's
by beautiful patterns in !
candies, and plain and t
al the NJ. f. killean
merry establishment, on
nom is wanted by a lady
aghts, nursing. Must be
HaghbOrhOod, as room is
il the day time. See |
gasrits 7. Coleman has
ii 10 fill the vacancy in
O5ss, left by her aunt, !
b, xha has retired on ac- |
hsalth. |
Waters & Co.. plumbers, |
SlT9d H. E. Paxton will
lsiness and assume all i
| scceunts due said firm |
L to him. |
Ran cigars and the Ka-
Matie tobacco are haY-
that David Lawrence &
m establishment looks
aovadays.
Pearson, pastor of the
Seopal Church. will
following subjects to-
.Kard Religion" II a. m;
Tour Debts" 7::3O p. m.
svest and most popular
II be had at the Golden
published elsewhere in
9ek the list over. There
Interesting works in the
has Just been let for
y he roofs of all of the
.a COmpany's buildings
obstruction in Kakaako.
sVollng paint, Arabic"
N Kincaid will preach
'nlng in Central Union
LOT his subject, The
A gs,,.. In the evening, at
william Edgar Cell will
1 BeaI has opened up an
Asichant street, and will
= ard give estimates for
as' Office and store fix
order.
aays more of the clear
assaas, on Hotel street.
Ash with every 5O-cent
"a clerks have been en-
wait on customers. so
ave to wait. ~
sewer Outfall has been
sase Of rough water and
II Is proposed to use
~. Giredger to complete
!, ~, Y line, but no action
a me matter yet.
,assiing of the Hawaiian
Society VIII be held
me home Of Mr.. A. F..
VI officers 20 serve
Year Of the organi-
~ important business
cambridge returned
~, "alalua, where they
ing a couple of DAYS.
4 Win Win the place, and
:, entertained rtel, the folks
s,.5 Ieci'ais, which was
~ real estate on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-18

The Territorial Band will render the
following program at Emma Square this
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock.
Processionel, "Camperdown' cIoae
Overture, La Gazza Ladra" .Rossini
Selection, The Merchant of Venice"
..----.. 1870. $1,000. Pinsuti
Waltz, Sorma ..-............. Grossman
Mazurka, autumn ........... Passaro
March, The Gladiators' - Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner
At the Capitol grounds, o'clock Sun
day afternoon, the following program
will be rendered:
PART I.
THE Old Hundred
Overture, Hungarian Rela
Processionel, THE Sirdar'' . Beer
Gavotte, "Dulcie'' .............. Tovey
Grand Selection, 'Lohengrin" by re-
quesO -,......-. .................. Wagner
PART II.
Pavane, The Little Marquise'' :. King
Intermezzo, ''Au Revoir" ... Millars
Romance, "Slumber Song 49,. Squire
Suite, Italian ........ Tschakoff
The Star Spangled Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-18

| b. Hsndry went aboard
T. Yesterday to 1 arrest
|,Ss assault on the high ,
l. . second mates of the e
| fb srflved the Offenders
E:sb:y, are thought to he ?
on the water
! tsSSs :srssdd. last night at
HsiS5es ,e until SOS. Il Il
Eigb, .. 70 the naked eve e
sS Dr. than on previous e eSg,
h Ii'I 5rosI to be gro Wing
5 dsaTnooably be in VI : ilis
B. i ", The comet tiS was
| ''s' night than Il the : :
Eat Fisher will sai, -.
1t, %. opposite il. P Fq5l the
Io,stS,,It feet, and de, eae 5eP "a,
Is fFs ss house on sa me de'
Eaarss an rom onn. all incum-
to he pS1pgooSSrtunity for
j Fishers sa aIl. sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-06
LORD PAUNCEFOTE,

the weeK. wnlcH are consecra1ea ,u them. Certain tatlts. again, are used by them every day until o'clock in the evening, after which they are made over for the use of men. The charges are Yer5s reasonable. \ man can have complete bath and may stay on the premises of the establishment as long as he pleascs hy paying about Is Sd Ladies pay much less than this sum- Their expenses can hardly be much over sfXpence, as they take all their own soaps, towels and clogs with them. What they pay is really the Water fee and penny OF two for the attendant.
 X neW feature which has been intro Guced into 1hp old Turkish bath is the cold water douche which it is hecon!- ing customary for the people to take after their hot Iath-Review of the Week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-06
Wood Too Hnrd Co Burn,

There are certain kinds Of wood that are too hard to burn, or refuse to ignite for some other reason. such as iron Wood and the good brier root but it is 9 curiosity to come across d piece of common deal-the soft, light wood Of which so many boxes are made-that cannot be set fire to.
 i,le piece of wood in question was common white deal from Sweden. ht.t was remarkable for it's comparative weight It had formed part of boat belonging to whaler and had been dragged below the surface of the wa ter to the depth of more than half q mile by a harpooned whale. Tle length of line and the short distance from the point of descent after bei,. z struck at which the whale rose to the surface was proof of the depth to which it had dragged the boat
 Only part of the boat came Gp again at the end of the line, and it was taken on board when the whale had been killed. That piece of wood was SC hard that it would not burn in a gas jet. The weight Of water had com. pressed it.-London Standard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-06
\ Sa!NlNn4 Lean.

One of the directors of the Norwegian fisheries has been endeavorng to dis cover the height a salmon will leap when clearing q waterfall which ob- structs is passage up stream. Masts "ere placed below the fuH to insure accurate measurements. 1t l. stated that q fish can leap to the height of twenty feet. When q fish failed to clear the fall at one bound, it remained in the falling water and then. with a rapid twist of the body. gave a spring and was successful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-06
Hip9On.atiC.

Tie late Lord SaYile used to say. ac- cording to The Candid Friend, that high diplomatists had always to be on their guard against intriguing women. mainly Russian agents, who would use any vile to extract Information. Dur ing the RussoTarkish war, when Eu- rope was always on the verge of l crisis and Russian statesmen wera most anxious to know what England would dc under given circumstances. lady came up to him suddenly at q ball and said:
 .I hear that the Russians have made a forced march and entered Gon~t.y,l- tinople,' hoping no deubt that lie would be surprised into some iadisereet tx- p:ession.
 He merely replied:
 'Ineea! And I suppose tie sultan has conferred on them the or,.9r Of the Turkish Hath.9
 The lady continued eravoly:
 And they say in Paris Lat if Eng land does not interfere the eastern question is settled in favor of Russia. :.
 "And that, replied his excellcncy. lis, suppose, the new judgment of Paris"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-06
TURKISH BATHS IN TURKEY
Nearest Approach so 1nem Is Known
 as the Eamfaam.

Nearest Appronc2l to 1nem Is Known
 as the Hamfaam.
 "Is the Turkish hath '.nown in Fur keyt'Z This curious question is not in frequently put to travellers from the cast by people in this country. It is true there is not much resemblance be tween the external appearance and management of the so called Turkish bath in England and those of the ham, mann in Turkey.
 OutWardly the hammam usually pre-. sents something of the appearance of G domed sepulchral edifice. Of the little domes or cupolas which arise from it's roof that in the middle is the highest and is set with many small windows for the purpose of lighting the bath. The massive walls that form the sides of the hammam have no windows, aad it is thought that if the walls were pierced the outside air would penetrate into the interior and cause variations in the eyonacss Of temperature which 1t is held desirable to maintain. The interior thus often becomes very close,
 
 through the opening by passers to and fro of the double doors of the passage which leads to the cool entrance hall Every now and then the attendants burn frankinccnSe in the interior of the bath, with the idea of purifying the air.
 The great warm hall under the cen. tral dome has generally three large niches as well as two little chambers Each of these niches and chambers has roof in the shape of a half hemi- sphere, which contains q few tiny glass apertures and which is joined to the central dome roof. In all these inches and chambers there are, according to the size of tine bath. one, two or three marble basins, which are fixed in the low part of the wall, each basin being provided with hot and cold water taps Around these basins people sit on marble or wooden seats. which are raised about five or six inches above the floor. and seated thereon they have their bath. The little chambers can be engaged for private use on application
 ihe entrance hall is square shaped and has galleries running along on each side, in which are many beds The hathliecper is always to he seen i'll his place close to tie door. smoking his pipe or h"rgile and S#luting the cuStomers who cone and so. In the middle of the entrance nah is a foun. tain. the pure aud eead waiter of whicl is ceaselcssly >Ilashin% iuta it's marble tank. In this water fresh fruits and bottles of lemon sslasa are kept cool in summer time for t.!c t.sc ot custom. CTS. Neaf il ,.taa may he seen always busy na!.ia@ coffee on the charcoal fire. for noSt people are ever ready tc take q tiny crp of coffee at almost any trfe ef tie tay.
 Many ef the Turkish baths are built double, one portion being assigned for the use of ladies. In some places ladies % to the baths only on certain days of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-06
 Eirt,A' Snnua.

4 French wrile2. Henri Coupon, says that, notwithstanding the fact of their simplicity. the songs of birds cannot be initiated with musical instruments be caHse of tke impossibility of reproduc- ing their peculiar tinbrp. The notes of birds. while corresponding with our musical scale. also include vibrations occupying tie intervals between our notes. The duration of birds songs is usually very short, two or three sec onds for thrushes and chaffinches. four or five seconds for blackbirds, but from 6wo to five mip1tsz r>2 the lark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-06
TO Mnanetizc n Knife.

Take a pocket or table knife and lay Its blade flat upon the back of fire shovel. With pair of tongs held firm ly in the hand rub the blade vigorously and always in the same direction from point to base Turn the blade over now and then, so that the friction may be applied to both sides. After a rub hnG of from forty to fifty seconds the hlade will be nagnetizcd and will be capable of lifting q needle with which it is placed in contact, point to point. The nagnctization will last a long time. This experiment.. which is not put down in works on physics, is very in- terestins and worthy of study.-Na- ture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-06
| SHua4y'a He,narhal,ie .Fnnraer;n


 h t!!e last century ;3 Chinook Indian Woman known to Father Hue. q great traveller and missionary Of that pertod Willie he Was With the Indians oh what We HOW call the Pacific coast. was many wears afterward met by him in Asia. Through many vicisstudcs and strange experiences she had passed from tr.bc to tribe and place to place, always moving nerthEard. until she reached Herin@ strait. and there. hay ing gone out ii ole Of the large canoes used by the scafarin% Indians of that region iii great storm they were driven across the strait to wreck and death to d. save her. and she wandered on until she met Father Hue in the in- tef!or of Asia. She had not sought to return, but following the spirit of ad. venture bred ill her by her strange ex. perience sle went ol to see new lands.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05


Dufna one uI lno earliest flNlia of The
royal fnmIlf 20 HaInofnl pflnco Albert
dfnas ln d simple mNonrf. Wns rfus1'
Ing ono OF ihr Scottish ukef 10 q
90 ucf and Wns curious 90 tote oyofy.
thlnr rotating 10 lhr management of
the fotAfl and nmoNN many uihcg
lhlnes me cpotlna Approaching lho
galley. where lfaWuy highlander
wns attending % the cullnnfy matters.
be- was attracted hy lbp nnyOry cd0fB
OF DOT uf "hudgepudge.' which the
highlander was preparing
"Whal ~ thatf asked The prince.
who Nus n0i known 90 lho cook
"iiodaepodsp fr" WIS the reply.
"li0w ls a maief was The ncSl
question.
"Why. there's mutton lnillt aud lur
nps lnill'i and carrots lntllt nud'--
eyes, yes snld the prince; but what
n lntlrtf
Tho man looked a. him. nnd seeing
that lht pflute Uas sriiuus. De- replied
"Thcfc's mutton lntll'l and iurnps
inillt audi
eyes. certainly, 1 know" urged tho
inquirer. "bul vhni q lnilrt--luilltw
"Mnn" yelled the highlander. bran.
dlshine ha hle lndle. "nm ! no icllln SO
what's lnlll'ti There's mutton lnlllt
nndH.
Here llic Interview was brought 20 q
close hy one ~ The nrlncc'a suit. who
fortunately was nasslnR. explaining 10
hla royal hlghncss that 'lnurf simply
mnaui "luio ll' nnd nothing more Ee.
change
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

As far ns cnn be gathered the nrsi
recognized war correspondent 10
newspaper was a mnn. whose nnmc,
unhapplly has sunk into oblivion. al
the Siege Of Antwerp In isai Much
earlier W the century though, there
Nns Ia an Informal and unrecoeuzcd
manner Witness NAMED Peter Finner.
ty-one can make shreWd guess at
: Ais.s s..ii..a,s.iil.l, .i,.sssv iiis trguiii
vfrom tue Walchcren expedition told
thc British public a good dcal more
about That unfortunate naval aud mill.
lnry blundcr tlnn the British govern
meni OF the day cared 20 have publish.
ed. There wac. too. sonic really ad.
mlrahlc pen and lnk work about the
Cnrllsi war IA the London pnpera. not
ably by Frederick llnrdmnn aud a. T.
Grulnesen. Mr. Grulnescn foll into the
hands of the Carla,s aud was about
20 be shot when be- WAS rescued iron
bis impending fate by the lnlercesslou
OF the late Lord iianclagh who had
taken sprvlcq ln The cauge of Don Car
los dc Bourbon. London Post
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

"Ihcrr q something absolutely bnf
ding 10 understand" said a Theatrical.
manager "nbout the perfect regularity
Of the slzrr of audiences for aus given
play Y0e know ! mannrc two thea
tcrs here m New York one OF then.
holds about 1000 people tnd the other
holds about l.O1O people.
"Now when we have a play that ~
what we call gent success at the
amnll thentrr~such q success lhnt we
have 20 turn people nwny every night y
II " utmost lnvnrlabic Tint the number
turned away ls not far from 80 each
night ihui ls go sly 1000 people COME
md gpi ln mud 30 COME and cannot grt
ln aud when vc have a similar sur.
cess ui ihe lnrgc thoaier the average
number of people turned away ln Just
the same about 30 that ". 1000 pco
pie come and ecl ln and 80 come and
cannot gci 10.
"Now, 90 nll appearances the onr
play has made JUST as big o hlt as the
other 70 why ~ u TINT just about l.O3O
people want 90 see the one every night
and jnai about 1000 people want 10 see
the other every nlghtY Why do the
2O3O never come 10 ,lie small thcatcrl
They never do. Syeh Il ihng was new.
ar heard of. Its q little section 10 lhs
law ol averages that ureer could un
dersland. Nsw YORK Tribune.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05
nr.nmn Of ,ne .lnimea.

81 Dc Manncclne. The Russian paychoi'
oglst, mentions the cnse of poreon
born without arms or feet who always
dreamed that be- had hecn mutlnfaa
Now. Il should he burnc 10 mlnd, hc
says, that the majority Of persons born
without arms 0f feet always dream
that they possess these exiremltles. Il
Is evident. he maintains. that this dlf
ference results. IA the ilrst instance,
from wcuk Impressions hcrcdllarly
transmitted aud IA the second Instance
from the strength and precision ~
thesc impressions. Persons whose
limbs have bVen nmpulated are subject
10 curious deluslons while asleep. They
never dream that they are walking on
crutches; quito the contrary, they IN
yarlnbly dream that they nre walking
with their feet, wlth this difference
only that MS tlmO passos their cxtrrm
tiles appenr 20 become shorter aud
shorter.
M dc Mnnaculnn mentions ~ a curl
Gus fact that this halluclnntlon "a very
pronounced when ihe wennd has healed
without complications; while on che
other hand there Is no haliuclnntlnn
whcn toe process OF clcatrlzatlon has
been painful Moreover, We iud the
reason OF this difference ia the greater
or losser Intensity OF the sensations ca.
perlcneed, sun. lf Che dreams Of 90.
normally formed persons are chnrac'
tcrlzed hy certain pecullarltlca. they
are none lho less suhiccied, as afc Other
dreams 20 the mysterious conditions of
llie human organism, and ilko other
dreams. tholr repcrcusslon on the
wnkeful stnte ls Identical
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

From the accounts Of fearful
atrocities that are heing renewed
W Turkey toward the Armenian
Christians, good opportunity
-eems 20 be approaching TO close
up The TurkIsh rule IN that part OF
the wurld. lflhe other European
powers do not act, It IL only y
question Of u few years before
Russia will tighten her grip ON
that section OF the earth.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05
AdmlnlsItutar's Notice

Notice ~ hereby given that iho under
slnied, Snnman Field, Nas. 600 the 26u
diyni November, a. d 1890 dnly a.
uoitied administrator uf ttf estate ol
ksaenll A. pHfhrcn. drrrased. An
psfspns having claims asalnst said "a
iAiu bro required il prescott iAe sama
duiyRrrlird, within unc fenr fiom Nm
date li said appointment. me dine al
lnvCl by law Tor fhc prtseniailon IN
such flalmu, md II nnf 40 prtsrnied ami
hled Ihe claiin VII he tHrrrd hy virtue
o ihptinlnle ~ such fsHHa mNde and
provided. Allpereoun iuafhiod 10 said
estate w. requested % sriilo with tho
undersigned sFtxAH firlp.
AdmluHiruinr ~ the estate 20 Ravenio
NJ. pnchfco.
First Publication Decenbtr 3. 1860.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

~ nfien made NY heaimrhr.' wriips
T.. &. Osrrti'ei, Hi gn. lenn 'i0
1eAr my vli' cough unill speined her
yrts Hud ~ iuupl NuHld collapse
oui iWttrs 1Hii she u.8 fn lar gone
ltN 'iueuuMHn lhai nn mrlieifo
farhh icp lnld tlyH hnf. hnt d
lud rre urnnndri nf Kinp's NeW
piaroyHrv uun Isislrnt utu 0I thin OK
eli.ui me,ll,lra Hayrd her lfc." n
.lr"luirs Ruaranieei lnr rOulha. cold
ifunehlils, Asthma ani al lhnai md
lung dlsea.e- SOC and 81 atJ.P. By
rnnh. 1ilal t0ulls fier.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05
The AAua Negra Ornnt For snIe.

This excellent body OF land consisls q Z
about 1900 ncrre ~ line land. wall
waipred. dose a. town puerla Do Luna
N. NJ. (Cnluty aeat) The Rock islanI
X r. viii llpruhnbly pnss through the
land IN NV months and establish b
pfoeparnuaY Ylly, lnf which lhe tranl II
natural Ncalnn, besides ronirolllna
the pfnrlpA winter supply for larte
acnup ~ cOihify. Exfnllant onnortiin
liy sof lncraaye Investment or lnernla
ilon. Ovn7t mua, hpll Perfect lille.
Hugoftaberg. springer N. NJ.
10 1I Hmns.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

The Ameflcan Shorihorn Breed.
ers' aesoclalion hss protested 90
the United States secretary Of
agriculture aguins, the testing OF
imported nulmals for iuhefculofis.
They say that the lest "a uncer-
tain and consequently useless,
aud that iu nll cuses II ,lcpreciales
'he value of ihe animal.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

The ms ni-cfablr hrlngs ln iho
"a'id arr ihufo suffering lfpm Dyspcp
IA aus LlDr Tom. .iaibt. Mufv ihan
v'niy ave per c,nt of the people ln
tnil5d sintes nr, afflicted With those
80 olt'hs' ma lhelf oiitcisi such a.
tif oi'hhci., sick lieudneh', ilnhiiutl
u,+n ~, ga piiuion ui the Heart,
ilatlibutn, u aiei -llfaeh, GnaWlng and
infliag pain a. ine Pit althe Stomach
fs lnw Skiu, Coaied iuneuo nud DIS
agreeable Taste Ia Mouth, coming up ol
toud after Batting Low spirits, eic GO
10 your Druggist sud eet il bottle of
august Flower ior 20 cents. Two daees
viii relieve you. 'lfy o. Get Green's
Prize Almanuc, for snle by J. T.. Byron.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

The ior,ign envoye IA pekih
say that within TWO hours Of their
secret meetings, ii Hung Chang
has tull Information OF whit oc.
curs. II must be thar the walls
Of their mebung room have ton
gues as ven as ears, since il
would not do 10 chargenny Of The
foreign ENJOYS with being trait =
Ors.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

The AmerIcau public never has
been proud of the hazlng that Inns
been permitted ~ West Point but
The revelations Of what has gone
on there viii make Il almost dis.
grace for au Ullieer TO let IL be
known that he passed through
that academy For The honor OF
The uailou, he cour martial now
Ia sessltn should deal severely
with those cnlpuble in The eases
now on trial
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

Claeo, Tcsas. Feb 21lh y W. Halls
Uenf rlr have usef your urphi lilh-
ruttfy lof Kidney nnd Bladder Tmuhles
nui hnyr boen very greatly bfncfiied by
~ and ! can fnllN lfolmmnn4 u go any
any one suiloduq ln ihc same uAuuer
Respectfully.
col. "a. iiOlCONn
prepldrni First National Bank
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

Putreiilug lnnd iu ihp lulcsilnes pro
dnves enrrls Ike those uf arsenic. but
llf, kingf New late pills cxpel the
0olpfra lpm ulOFTfd baWrle, gently
easily bu surely, curing Convlipatio.
iilnNutn, nick llra,in'hr, tuycrs, 80
Liv kitiai nnd llONtj 'rnubles. On
], Poets aiJ. &. Is, ,rn's.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

Take LhNnlit nrDpO Qululne lnblelf
an druggists rtlnud fhe morey ll n falls
W cure. Z VI Groves a|aualuro % Oh
eaeh Boa.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05

oI their chccks
Ncffe
lt 81 afntl
ts would surely otlofe
tnrngu ntico pp
dffen around Coz ft
thc ffofi
said o h nc'rhuupouufe
lNtu9n person
a. ed
ihetmf Iony
n the WnrHH t1at tNttt
Rcnoiy Consumption declare sioe od ana mas ha'
0'lli htsi pf nta ifaf'
r,rn e .-e o sess iet,.e eeo Neg yels
' ~
3 tia asii' W. w d ~ a.
For sale by D. ~, klNNEAft a go.
Deming headlight., 1901-01-05


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tha l1ll wiHH Fht tn
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ra rp saying I waa iii
ttfnNl lwss ahfliu'tly y
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