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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21

iugte, Dos ein5ioe Mittcl sur Cider
itcllung Der oelltiden TolicCn Sn
baber luiiroe in Der tSorocrrnN elmer
boben Wornntieiullme brltehcn. Bic
omrrifoniihcn @eieaihoiten miii.
Oen Die Gcpohirln0 elmer ioIdcn e.
ner liitigcn Gontrole uOr5icbcn.
@rof pon FoiooomSfp @ebncr
iugtc, bic IN GcutihlNn0 gcihGltIid)
tbGtioen amcritpniidJen @cicui6oi
ten b1ttcn iid) bcrcit crflGrt, Ole H>
icrpc TonoS iiir bic 0cutid)rn go
liceu Snbober in elmer po9 oent
ide &criid)crlmgaomt 5niricocnItcl-
lcnotn @ciic 0n5lIlcgcr. Gr licB itch
iibCr Die idNpcrcn acknowledgements
lpeld)c 0cQCn Ole Nciu ?)orf Siic &n.
nrnncr So. erhobcn morbcn liil0,
aus, nber or lebnte IS ob, cine Yin
iid)t iibcr lie 81 GllBcrn, che cr Den
mttIihCn @erid)t oCs Sc0iSlutur-Go'
mites Geiehcn babe. Gr loNtc, ooB
cr an oua NuanGrtigc Nnt oo@ Or
illd)crL linn Elm Grcmplnr 0ca @c.
ridtes III pcrid)uiicn, Ncrid)tct bat
te. Ter 9cridlt luiirhe nod GingonN
elmer e%inoehcnocn Eriiiun9 n1tcr5o'
0cll lperocll, cbe ciu llrthciI obgc0c'
ben mernen milr0e.
Ger &niicr unb Scr Gnm
bcrlGn0cr.
Wit l~c6cuoi0cr ShciInobm2 hol
mon bier in alien &%rciicn hcn Nclud'
oeS doiiera i'll aopcnboNcn, mrld)cr
onlGBlid Der @~eiicbunNH GNcriidJ-
tcitcn 0eid)ob, pcriolNt. @connercS
Sntcrciic crre0tc III &crbinoluln nit
benl &crpcilcn oea Monord,cl i'll Ocr
bGniidcu &ouptito0t Die Nr002. oh
Der aolicr bel Oiclcr @clcNclDCit che
ltrtcrrc0un0 NIT Dem Scrlr1 u1ll
Cumberland hobcn, mcr0c. 0ct hiaher
icbcr @cAe0nliN bcburrlih olIa1s-
iuidcn.
IS ucrlolltct MN. ooB scr Noiicr
Dor ieiler Nbrciic bon aopcn5o0eL
cbc cr lid oli NnS SinienidliiI oTieu.
bcn" 5uriifbcNob, Elm @ciprGd) inter
picr glil0cn nit ocu Ncr5oM Dem
Sohm oca pcritorbcncn o~cpoiicoiricll
&0ni19 @corg Der Gilnitc non Sot-
lopcr, bate. Nn bicic pcrionlihr
Nltaiprodc mcrbeu BON luclfll6cr
Seite neile NoiinIn1en Qetniipit, UNI
I lllnlt crlunrtct 5llpcrlidbtlidL 0aB cl>a
lib ood cir beihc Scitcn SuiricocIi
lteQcnoea Nbtonnlcn cr5iclt lpcrNH.
81 alci6er ,}cit miro oCrlidert, oar
boS lcbtc Wtol, ba cine 3uinmmcn
fllnit pcrabrcOct pnr0cu, mr. cul
Mibpcrlt0nnnib Die &cri6bmnng pey.
binbcrt babe.
u Sic III adj ito de
~ ittclm ctrfnhrt.
60 Die llmbdutcn an Der &0llcr4
jad)t yNobcn5ollcrn" Dos gnn5c Sopr
III Nnipruh ueimcn mernell, 10 boi
1 lie iiir bic aeplnnte MittclmCcriagr!
nidt III 8etrod)t fonnlcli fam, iot
Der &niier Den Compiler nSnnlbucN"
pom Der .Nunlbilra Nmerifo Sinir"
oiii icd)S Monotc gcd)ortcrt. Ter
&oiier bclllltte Ole .Soubltrg" id)cll
5u Infon9 Der letti0brigcn Mittri.
merrinbrt.
IoS Trp0roun iiir sic bicSmoliGe
Nciic nod Dem Siiocn lit nod nid)t
bctomlt 9e1cben. Mon mciB mr..
Dob Der aoiier i'm Tpril Dem irnsc,
8oniG 9lionS BON Sponicn eiueil
@c~9enbeIlld yo%biuItattcn beoblidti1t
q opern'S cmlal q cr
&ricaSminiit tier &C.
t- Horizon.
Sn Miind)en lit Der cbcmo.iec
bapcriihe &ricganliniitcr, @enctcl
Der Siioutcric aooIf Nrciberr BON
slid), ploblid) ecitorben (Gr wnrbt
an 80. Stfo6cr 1889 in Wiil.d)ct &C.
borcn. trat 1858 in Oas baperiidc@eer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21
Der. Saugcr uon Baltimore.

nertIor . Snne"; Yr6iiScnt Scuro
@ieicfiug &r. 22S, ncr!. gnitern.
gpe.; eorreiponoirenoer ni0 prnto-
foIlirenber Sefrctar guIbert Sdfliot,
Nr. 306, SiiO.Eoco.S Strobe; Sinan,,
SefrctGr IS. Sinnnelbeber, Gar. 315,
NorG.Gocn.S troBe; ShatmciItcr $.
Widlid, Nr. 713, @orner.S trabc;
Sirigent Scbn ". &lcin. Geriammr
Iiing icocn 5%lpeiten 6rcitog i'm Wio.
nat. ....-
.Wrion." t.
Sauptouartier: Stag Sale, Nr.
205, Sanouer.S traBe. Sinoitunbe:
TittWob - Girigent: s. s. Sranf.
.Sarmonie."
SauptQllnrtier: Nr. Ala, @eit.
Sapette.S troBe. S~ineihinbe: 9icn.
itosS - 9iriaent: Sobn 81. 1Icin.
.@ermonis. WGnnerhor."
Souptqllartier: @ermonia NRGll.
uertor : Sale, Nr. 4l0-4t2, 8cit.
2olnbaro.S trnbc, Singitmoc: DON.
ncritogS - Iiri0cnt: 2beohor Sem.
oergcr.
.SrobimG."
!Soupt1nortlc:: SrObiim . Safe,
Nr. 1000, Sreocrif. Muemue. cling.
itnuNe: WittiuohS-Iiri9cnt Sobn
u. Slein.
.9lrbeiter. MGnnerbpc."
Sauptqunrtier: InbreaS' SaGe.
Or. 3i4, SanoperitroBe, Sinaitunhe:
MiiimohS - 9irigcnt: GbaS. ..
0oflali.
.2ocult-Boint WGnnerdor."
SniiptQuortier: Builders Sauc,
Gde Cuba. limo InorcitraBc. Cling.
itunoe: Wittmo6 Mbenbs 8 llDr -
Girl1eni: Subcrt STRIPPED. !.
,Irbeiter. 2ieSertoIeI."
S%aupt0llartier: @oI5' Sale. Scr.
40S, @eit 2crinStonitrobe. cling.
itnnoe: ~1icnltagS-Diriacnt Subert
&riippel.
.Dtelohic." .
Sauptquartier: s. Sizes Sale,
gde 2oluitroBc mo 0elair . Warft.
Sin1itunoe: 9orneritags Diri.
gent 8. GoroIus.
,Wapcriidrr W1nnerd)or."
Snupt0uartier: 9dermann's Saue
Gde Don Caroline. uno @~ougbitroBe
S%ineitunoe: 0cnnerlta9 slbeno
Tirigcnt: auguit Sdneioer.
.G%ernlonia.N uartett. Club" .
Sanptqliartier: Weienbera's SaIc
Nr. 116, Horo YdcaltroBe. Sing
itunoe: 9icnitass Giri9cnt: 5,
Garolus.
.MesJcr.G ciaueperein."
Soiptquarticr: SoffmM!r's Salle
2om. uno 5orreIr Strobc. Cling.
itunbc: 0icnItcgs-Tirigcnt S,lberi
3riippel.
.SDalin.W dnnerdor."
Solip. Ilartier: 8oigt's Safe, Hr.
1922, Sarforo-apenue. Singitnnbe.
TienItasS = Sirisent: s. 6. Sranf.
Siirnoerein .8orpGrts."
gortpGrtS Sale, Hr. 1924.
@eit-2eyingtonitraBe.
.gidenfron5."
Saltptquartier; SoE, Sdmiof's
Dorm. 3orn's) Snae. Ode 3. mo
@%ousbltrabe. Sigblanotown. Sing'
Itunoc: Wittlpods-- Tirigent Geo. ".
Eoeblmann.
.Wo5art MGnnerd)or."
Sauptquartler: Hobert Boamer's
Sa1e, Nr, 1021-1923, Orleans
S:raBe; Siugitunoe jeoen Conner
Itog Mbeno; Geo. Yoblmm, 8irigeni.
.l~lnobbGneiger Yiirner 8ercin bon
WnlDlono." Z.
@eriammlung ieOen lebten DON.
neritag i'm Wonot in Der 8orudrts
Sale. Nr. 734. WeIt,2erin0tonltr. /.
Yaie! YaHe!
,ur Ms;se iufa WuSfou6 hpin1a nj IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21
0tatfirt 1870.
WilDe1mt =. Hcimbarot.

Wt. F0IJ, WtWsfUHuhtO SttdN.
Weiu'yOrf elaitiIdc VrafbGnoer.
chine 1eber.
i6nnen Tao uno Root ~eetraoen iperbeu.
NadI W1noer,
peldbe uts rotten. isibt bstm Sasen nIdhf.
Eieisben iino bon nueJ Wer3ten
beitens empIobiel.
Or beritrtiat aui Seiteliure, iuie nuf Qiper:
edrufterbdnser MntsrfetbSbtuseW,
pefde uns SstSfiNea .Nrudttanoer,
10 arrangirt. oab feite 9eebrten aunoer befienS
S~iiirieoen astltt IiHo.
slGe Aru6tdnser. Tanocaen mnb Snitrp-
rtenie iperoeH nlrantirt. bah ie pafen. uno
anfs Ganberiie nuo bette nnueiertiat.
CIR TamsH Nne 9tmmer
uuter auffiAt bon guo. 8inbaref bortaHben
Wlb. 1elepbou: Goutflano 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21
Gbciapeafe 9ampfcr.G ompagnie.

SurIuVtuttSS tUtt.
9Ieganie Baiidgier : Snmpier .stuguiia" uuo
.gtInutn" rud
Glib Foint Comfort uuo Yurfolf, IA.
9ampfer ~perIdfiea baltimore tipti6 (ausees
funIlrleli SofntaaS) nm $50 slbeHoS iino fcuts
men IN Oh Point Comfort nm 6 llbr WorseuS
ltiio In giortolt mn 7.i5 WurGens an, a%nfdblie,
Reno an bic GifenhabiJiiQe tG6 eueJ gunftep
bes SfoerS unh Siotuefiens.
iurt.Riper.qiu
gleGante TataB!er : Satnpfer g. burlptie" uno
.Vnltimrre"
nan Ert.Puiut u-o 9iidlmpnb, ia.
Tnrrrter ~ocrlniiri baltimore Sienftdg. Don.
re.tda linb Snniffug I'M 3 lIbr Tabmtttdee
nm iultnlcu IN Reiis VoiHt I'm 100 uHo I'm
Nihntono it H.25 WurecnS m.
Eafipler leGcg In noueeiier Fpjnt. GIab.
Vunf 1ino NnrHprh'S ygcrfie In beiocn Fia5tuti.
aen fbei aiiufiineHI gscttcr) M.
Tappftr uerinIen Baltimore vpm Yisr say. IS
rno 10, 2igftNraReI @frFte.
9nrbF 9tu'te iuh alien Vrnften f3nUeu ae-
ftbert. @epdd arfae9eben tno an i1tei5 thinner
iuI 3ornus rcferbirt meroen I'm ben bieftaen
Niaet 9,Irenur. Wr. 1i9, Cif.Ndhtmsre. etrnbs.
u. N, Nobfon, gloe1t. Ut. 1871, it.yafimsre.
etrate. ooer ben Suuptsp nrennr: &r. $50.
eiabt. etrabe. Baltimore, @o.
Menbtn Hpter, q. Z. GbtSm,
Gen. 8eltiftsiib-er. @eu SBafiaeiersHaeHt.
r. 8. @,erannsf. Srlts, Sen. .PaN. .iseui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21
Baltimore 9ampf Yafer Gp.
(gtfte rub buptr.GfNat g}at.Qtute)

9ie Yer. Sinaien.8oit bei6rSernb.
Gampfer u.Sirsinia" lnsa),. vN%iabama,"
y8cpreta," yt.nnefee."
Gambler iabreu id9Iih. Soiiita9s auseenonI'
men, bon ben "J'ais1ines"Biers, yr. 10-ts.
gtgbtsStroBe, $50 gtbeibs, bir2ft nah OH
1olnt Comfort, 9iurioIl. IortsmUltb uno allen
TnnIten eeS Siieeis: Serb!nonle IN Glib
9oint Comfort init sG. & Z. 9ifenb1bn." Rad,
3tibmo..o, GerbirouIre In Worislnontb mil benz
eScaboorb gir Cine" iolioen 3ue BON Boris'
rlolib noh atlanta, Sn gorfoIr Nerbilionns
nit Der nNtlnniic Goait cine" Ncriolf uuh
GarJIinu. gloriult nno floIid, GcrioIf nno
ipeiiIitb uno nSfb 9omirion Cine" hdf 9ae,p.
bern, sSaibin9fon. N.'9.. 8i6mono, Va. unb
gtep Wotf.
aiabISetien nab europdittem FIane. .euIu'
rihfe Ndtiiten3tiimcr, e~lefirittbe gelendbtliia.
3ampfbeduns, aoisr irei. aeferbirte s%tailieI.
simmer In ben pilei'0ireduE ber .Hap eine,
Dir. i07. SitANhItimore.S irabe. Gr. 500 nno
b0s. pigbtsStrabe, z. ". g. Office. Snooft'Gde
baltimore. uro Colbert . CITRATE. Continental
frnfi Nlifeiig uno NIbah0b's. UT. t09. ylorb'
G1ar!eSftraBe.
Ssbu 81. eherropb. q. grstuu,
Site'Vrdf. Il. Gen. 'Wianuaer. Set'pati. 'Igent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21
Nas @altimurcr Staot MSrekbmdD
fir 1905

btfiubet Eh test I'M Ttud. Die Sernusgsber
erfu6en ollie Verfonen, 5irnei ober Cory ,ras
tiouen, bercn slbreiie felt benz I. glchember
oerdnbert puroe ober Die In rdhfier Belt einen
Rs6feI ibrer Sef6fffsiase beabIi6tiget. TIRE
nItr tno neife stor,iie foiort an oas giirean
oiefer Gnmpoenie 5u ienoeu.
". &. volt & 60. Of Baltimore, iue.
e. Z. 2oranaer. @ei6ditsihbrtr.
957-959 Salpert.Y ebdube.
f3b2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21
WurSIasS G. Ycnnibluuuia n. n.

WurDIaao & ScnniblUaMia n. u.
Slae b~erlaifeu Northf gIbe., u. OdfsStr. ,gtattou:
7.aO Norm. iah Dorf tis'it. ansaenouimen
gptiltdSS.
$50 aJtn. iia6 Delta nur GonnfaeS.
8.30 Norm. na6 9'eloir td0Il1, aiIs0euommen
GonntugS.
3!a5 gabnt nod Dorf tioli1. a%usesuou,msn
GonnfogS.
4 o. Wn6nt. nan Della uur SonHtaas.
420 giddbni. mao Delta tdalid, auSacuouluIsu
GonningS.
'D.Oc gbenbs mad VeIair tdeli1, aissenoui.
men SUnniags
II 90 sbehbs nad NeIatr nur Gonutaas.
1i.45 Nbenbs udd Beluir Miiitiuons unb Gauvs
Haas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21
9ambnrg=Wm
C.4n--Eah-- VA, q
$Ismouth--Gberbo
SoppeIidrauben-
Grpre6. iinO YaIIanicr.y,ieust.

/" 4cGrn ~ ouurr fir qonoon uno PARIS AT.
Sambnra'Imerifa.Giuie,
81 9roaoron. Nem.Dorf.
Hrtbar ". Notion,
1877 Olt.Yultimcre. Ctr.
Sim altea Sfase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21

&cnrp @inocr'S Tro5eb
bcgonnen.- 81 @clolr, Sorioras
County, begonn g%eitern Der Tro5eb
aeaen Senrp @inoer. Den Teger. Ger
anacidulOiat lit, oen 3olbauseinnab'
mer tSreh. z. Gcinborot bon Volti'
mloresGorntp errnoroct 81 bnber. Iic
Ridter 0llrfe, Snmcnll nlo Van Vl6.
Der hoben iiber bcli 9tcgcr ob5lnlrthelr
fen. @inber iWtrhe 6nlanilnal nit
ieillem Gnfei. Sinnt Hiaesr, Der Der
ermoronna bes McilG6nrDt idalbjg
beiun6en porhch lit, bon ecm We>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-21

YaHe! EGHe!
,,nr Mciie ms NmslnnS 6eio,Nt 6.
Maine, Nr. All, ct. Yanl'SlraRe.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-08-31
Odd Fellows Safe.

Jackson, Aug. 20.~The Mississippi
odd Fellows did not, as currently re.
ported for some time past, lose anything
in the recent bank failure at Scranton.
According to reports, tho order lost
from $1,000 to $1,000, but in a letter
from W. o. Menger, chairman Of the
board of trustees Of the grand lodge, he
states that the lodge had no money on
deposit there, and that the orphans
home fund, which is growing rapidly, is
loaned on gilt-edge collateral.
The grand lodge expects to begin
work on the orphans's home building
some time this winter, and the indica-
tions are that it will be located at
either Meridian or Hattiesburg, as these
cities are exerting every effort to secure
the institution. There seems to be a
disposition on the part OF the officers of
the grand lodge to favor Jackson, but no
interest is shown in the project here,
and some other city will get it.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-08-31
WILLIAMS A SURE WINNER.

Sentiment in the State seems to
be crystall2Ing in favor of John
Sharp Williams for the United
States Senate. In fact the friends
Of Mr.. Williams are much Of the
opinion that the contest is not going
to be one worth speaking Of says
the Jackson News, "A prominent
lawyer, whose business takes him
all over the State, called at the News
office yesterday and in conversation
with the editor told Of an incident
which took place on a train in North
Mississippi. There were gathered
in the smoking car a number of
prominent men and of course the
conversation drifted towards poll
tics as it always will when men
gather. The Senatorial race was
mentioned and all agreed that Will
liams would be the next Senator;
that sentiment was Crystali2ing very
fast in the State in his favor. Among
the men gathered in the car there
we're only two Fardaman men pres
ent, though one Of them seemed to
think that Nardaman would make a
better race than is thought possible
now. One Of the gentlemen who is
somewhat of a man to back up his
opinion with his money said that he
was willing to bet anyone that Var
daman would not carry ten counties
in the State. On this proposition he
that he was willing to put up a
thousand dollars. He said that he
was willing to put up another thou
sand that Williams would beat him
between thirty and forty thousand
in the State. There were no
to either proposition. 1t
'eems to be generally conceded that
will be the next United
States Senator from Mississippi. His
recruitment abilities have common
led him to the people as the man
or the place and as soon as he gets
n the campaign and on the stump
his tendency will become more
pronounced than it is today"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-08-31
ODD FELLOWS LOSE
FOUR THOUSAND


Jackson, Miss, Aug. Is. 1t is current,
ly reported that the odd Follows Of the
state lost $1,000 in the recent Scranton
bank failure, the order having hat sun
on deposit there at the time Of the
crash.
The odd Fellows are collecting funds
for the orphans home TO be established
by the Mississippi Grand Lodge, and the
funds are deposited at certain points
throughout the State. The contribu-
tions in the vicinity Of Scranton had
been especially good, and the money
was placed IN the bank there.
While the loss has, been known since
the failure Of the bank, that is, TO mem
bers OF the order, IL has been kept from
the general public, not that the secrecy
was intended, but because 1t waB known
only to members of the Odd Fellows
that the money was on deposit there.
At a recent conference Of those inter
ested, the loss was discussed and it is
understood stops will be taken to see
Just what the conditions are. The loss
Of this money will fall heavy on the or
der just at this time, when every effort
was being made to establish the orphans
home, n Of the new projects of the or
der.
Large gums have been collected in
various parts Of the State, and it is asti-
mated that fully &25, 900 has been con-
tributed by the members for this pur-
nOan.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-08-31
Bankruptcy Sale.

In the District Court Of the United
States for the Jackson Division of
the Southern District of Mississippi.
In the matter OF Barrow & Price, bank
rupts. In Bankruptcy.
You are hereby notified that the trus-
tee in bankruptcy of above estate, u. p.
Montgomery, of Greenwood, Miss. will,
within legal hours on September 18th,
1905, at the place of business formerly
occupied by said bankrupts in Green
wood, Mississippi, offer for sale at pub
lie cutlery for cash to the highest and
best bidder the entire stock Of goods,
wares, merchandise, fixtures and ac-
counts belonging to said estate. The
trustee reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Sale will be made subject
to the taxes for the year l99G which the
purchase must assume and pay.
]. b. STIRRING,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 27th, 1905.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-08-31

Ne @a Sleeping car Birmingham to Bruins.
We, "Aq Atlanta to Jacksonville, AUGUSTA
NJ ~ carries Pullman Sleeping ears Btrm.
No IN Pullman Sleeping car uelw zen Rtr.
SspsI" '''0 A1'"A'A All trains run daily
II J. SpE%CEE @ W.. Washington. D q
q = = 4 ttk P r.. N Washington. D C.
" . ~ LII GP.A. Wa,hjngtaa. /. = '
L. 4 BbNSl0TERA.g.PA Chatjagouga 7nr,
q. y. Ri~QN. D, r. \. BtruEnrham- Al
II H. tEEASH, I.F, a., Birmingham. Al
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-08-31
HUNT
ACADEMY,
PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI.

Magnificent new brick buildings. tho
most complete in the South for a Boys
Boarding School. Ninety rooms. Steam
heat. Electric lights. Sanitary plumb
ing. Campus fifty acres. HeaIthful To-
cation in hill country Superior dis
Home influences. Thorough
instruction. Military training. Mum
her limited, Certificate admits to Uni
yersities. For catalogue address
W. c. GUTHRIE, PRINCIPAL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-05
HaWafiana

Periodicals published in these islands
1S34-Ka Lama Hawaii. Hawaiian, al
Lahainaluna.
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Lahainaluna-
1S36-Sandwich Island Gazette, Homo
lulu.
1S3S-Hawaiian Spectator, Honolulu.
1S39-Sandwich Island Mirror and
Commercial Gazette, Honolulu.
1S40-Polynesian, Honolulu.
1S41-Nonanona, Hawaiian, Honolulu
1S43-The Friend, Honolulu.
1844-Ka Elele Hawaii, Honolulu, Ha-
waiian.
1S44-Hawaiian Cascade and Misce,-
lany, Honolulu.
1S45-The Monitor. Honolulu.
1S46-Sandwich Islands News, Homo
lulu.
1S47-Oahu Fountain. Honolulu.
1S49-Honolulu Times.
S50-Transactions of the Royal Haw.
Agricultural Soc. Honolulu.
1S52-Weekly Argus, Honolulu.
1S52-Amateur Honolulu.
1S53+New Era and Weekly Argus,
Honolulu.
1S50-ha Etele
1s56-Pacific Commercial Advertiser,
weekly Honolulu.
1S56-Sandwich Island Monthly Maya
zine Honolulu.
1s56-Sandwich Island Magazine, Ho-
nolulu.
1s5s-Hae Hawaii. Hawaiian, Homo
lulu.
lS59-Ka Hoku Loa Kalavina. Hawai-
ian, Honolulu.
1s6O-Hae Karitiano. Hawaiian, Ho-
nolulu.
1S61-Maile Wreath. Honolulu.
1S61-Hoku o ka Pakipika, Hawaiian,
Honolulu.
1S61-Kuokoa, Hawaiian. Honolulu.
1s64-Au Okoa, Hawaiian. Honolulu.
1864-Church Magazine. Honolulu.
1S64-The Convention, Honolulu.
18e5-The Hawaiian Gazette, Homo
lulu.
1S66-Maile. quarterly, Honolulu.
1S66-Ke Alaula, Hawaiian, Honolulu.
1s66-The Daily Hawaiian Herald, Ho-
nolulu.
1S69-Punch Bowl, Honolulu.
1S69-Bennett's Own, Honolulu
1S6S-Hae Katolika, Hawaiian, Homo
lulu.
1S70-Hawaiian Times. Honolulu.
1S71-Ka Lau Olivia, Hawaiian, Ho-
nolulu.
1S72-The Hawaiian. Honolulu.
1S72-Punahou Journal, Honolulu.
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1S92-Appeal, Honolulu.
1S92-Japanese Weekly News, Jap.
anese, Honolulu.
1S92-The Liberal, Honolulu.
observation-disclosures, Hawaiian. Ho-
nolulu.
1S92-Chinese Times, Chinese. Homo
lulu.
1s93-A Sentinella, weekly, Honolulu
1S93-Hawaii Shimbun japanese, Ho-
noluIu.
1S93-Hawaiian Star. Honolulu.
1s93-Twentieth Century, Japanese
Honolulu.
1S94-Progressive Educator, Honolulu
1S94-Y. NJ. c. a. Review, Honolulu
1S95-Aloha Alma, Hawaiian, Homo
lulu.
1S95-The Hawaiian, monthly, Homo
lulu.
1895-Hawaiian Commercial Journal
and Maritime Report, Honolulu.
1895-Hinrode Shimbun, japanese, Ho-
nolulu.
1S95-The Independent Honolulu.
1S95-Tne Time, Honolulu.
1S95-Volcano, Japanese, Honolulu.
1S95-Yamoto, Japanese, Honolulu.
1S96-Anashaga shi. Japanese, Homo
lulu.
1S96-As Boas Novas, Portuguese, Ho-
nOlu-u.
1850 Directo. Portuguese, Homo
lulu.
1s96-Hawaii Herald. Hilo, Hawaii
1S96-Hilo Tribune, Hilo, Hawaii.
1S97-Chinese Chronicle, Chinese, Ho'
nolulu.
1S97-Hawaif's Young People, Homo
lulu.
1S97-The Kona Echo, Kona, Hawaii.
IS97-Ka Loea KaIaiaina, Hawaiian.
Honolulu.
1S97-shin Nippon. japanese. Homo
lulu.
1S9S-The Hawaiian, English, weekly,
Honolulu.
1s9s-sunday Eagle, English, Homo
lulu.
nolulu.
1Sse-Austfn's Hawaiian Weekly, Ho-
nolulu.
1S9e-The Guide. Honolulu
1S99-Hawaiian Home Journal. Homo
lulu.
1sse-Searchlight, Honolulu.
1S99-Sunday Volcano, Honolulu.
19O0-HonoIulu Republican, daily, Ho-
nolulu.
1e0o-Humane Educator, Honolulu.
19Oo-IoIani College Magazine, Homo
lulu.
1900-The Liberator, Honolulu.
1904 Liberdade, Portuguese, Homo
lulu
19OO-The Maui News. Waikiki. Maui.
1901-Kuokoa Home Rula, Hawaiian
and English, Honolulu.
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F diSe


of;en times proves disastrous. II is
raise economy not 10 rent a safe-de-
post box for the bestowal of your
valuable papers Such box may be
obtained in our fire-proof vault for the
payment of $500 per year. You may
pay the rent by the quarter. or at the
rate of 30 cents per month. By doing
so all worry of loss by fire or thieves is
obviated and the possibility of serious
personal loss entirely averted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-05

1S72-Punahou Reporter
1S73-Nu Hou. The Hawaiian News
Honolulu.
1S76-Ka Lahui Hawaii, Hawaiian
Honolulu.
1S76-The Islander. Honolulu.
1S75-Punahou Mirror, Honolulu.
1S75-HaWaiian Annual, Honolulu
1S7S-Ko Hawaii Pae Alma, Hawaiian
Honolulu.
1SSO-Saturday Press. Honolulu
1SS0-Ka Elele Poakolu, Hawaiian
Honolulu.
1SS2-Daily Bulletin, Honolulu.
: 1SS2-Pacific Commercial Advertiser
daily. Honolulu.
1SS2-Planters' Monthly, Honolulu.
1SS3-Anglican Church Chronicle, Ho-
nolulu.
1SS3-Hoku Ike Kai, Hawaiian
monthly, Honolulu.
1SS3-Hoku o Ike Kai, Hawaiian, Ho-
nolulu.
1SS3-Koo o Hawaii. Hawaiian, Homo
lulu.
1SS4-Daily Hawaiian, English Homo
lulu.
| 1S84-Hawaiian Monthly, Honolulu,
1SS4-The Morning Guide. Honolulu.
! 13S5-Honolulu Daily Press, Honolulu
| 1850 Luso Hawaiiano, Portuguese
! Honolulu.
! 1Ss6-Daily Herald, Honolulu.
! 1SS6-Hawai:an Chinese News. Homo
lulu
r.: 18S6-Na LAM Ehiku, Hawaiian, Ho-
nolulu.
: 1S87-Alakai o Hawaii. Hawaiian. Ho-
nolulu.
! 1SS7-Ke Karistiano, Hawaiian Homo
lulu.
1SS7-Ka Makaainana. Hawaiian. Ho-
nolulu.
1SS7-Hawaiian Gazette, daily. Homo
lulu.
! 1SSS-Aurora Hawaiiano, Portuguese,
Honolulu.
1SSS-Paradise of the Pacific. Homo
lulu.
18SS-The Owl, Honolulu
1sS9-Handicraft, monthly, Honolulu.
18S9-Ka Leo o ka Lahui, Hawaiian,
Honolulu.
1SS9-ka Oiaio. Hawaiian. Honolulu.
1SSS-Gazette and Pacific Commercial
Advertiser combined.
1SS0-Honolulu Daily Times, Homo
lulu.
1s90-Kfai ka Lahui, Hawaiian. Ho-
nolulu.
1S9O-National Herald (ka Ahailono o
ka LahuD. English and Hawaiian.
1S9O-Voice of the Nation (Ka Leo
% Ka LahuD. Honolulu.
1S91-Diocesan Magazine, Honolulu.
1S91-Hawaii HoIomua, Hawaiian,
Honolulu.
1S91-A Uniao Lusitana-Hawaii, Por-
tuguese. Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-05
CHAMBERLAIN's collie, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA DEMEDY
IN INDIA.

Mrs Sd. L. Hiscocks writing from
Glare Road, Bycu,la, India, says: Il
have used and still require a good
many bottles Of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
have found it invaluable as cure as
we'll as preventive Of cholera. l have
found it most successful and SO far
have never known it to fail if given
early in the stages For sale by Ben
son, Smith & Co, Ltd, Agents for Ha-
wall.
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1901-Side Lights, Hilo.
1901-Sun Ching Box Wo, Chinese, Ho-
nolulu
19C2-Gossip, Honolulu.
1902-Hcnolulu Times, Honolulu.
1902-Spokesman, Honolulu.
1902-Student, Honolulu.
1902-Maile Lehua, English, Honolulu
1902-The Mirror. Honolulu.
1903-Oficial and Commercial Record
Honolulu.
1903-Sunday Advertiser, January,
Honolulu.
19O3-The Tourist. Honolulu.
In 1889 the First Church of Honolulu
gave to the Oregon Mission a printing
press, furniture, type and paper, valued
at $3.50. The press did good service for
years and is now in the museum at
Portland, Oregon. 1t was the first press
used on the Pacific slope.