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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04

Furnished rooms. Rented to suit the
times. Helen's Court. Adams Lane.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04

The wsstlY Edition Of the tysnina
hulle'ln t'yss q complete summary o.
the ns"s Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04

"A i,uuse OF hve or six rooms, situated
either in Manoa or waikiki; must
be in good repair. Address up. s."
Bulletin Office. 3539.tf
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TO LET.

Cool. mosquitoproof rooms: also
rooms furnished for housekeeping
Alakca House. 1877 Alakca st.
355I.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-04
UNSATISFACTORY
MUSIC.

Mr.. Jas. Sheridan, pianoforte tuner.
All orders should be left at the Ha-
waiian News Co., Young bldg. Phone
294 or Cottage No. !. Haalelea LawE.
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made outside tbs State. but the dis
tress is 30 great that tho relief com-
mittee decided to accept all cOntribu-
tions voluntarily made. Plans are
forming to encourage the immediate
rebuilding of the destroyed area.
The general relief and finance COM
mittec, having the storm situation in
hand, resolved ut a meeting here today
TO accept every outside contribution,
which may be made voluntarily, but TO
make no genera! apnrni to the country
Mt large Governor Eardaman was
thanked for his prompt action in
DrlnKlnkrc and Il request for addi
tIonnl State cDnvicts to aid III clearing
the debris WAS made. The suffering
among the poorer classes is greater
than had been anticipated, and much
more money will bn needed fol rolicf
than vas thought probable. No addi-
tional names have been placed on the
death list, nn,! The report that Charles
ElnIire, proprietor of the Empire res
taurant, where most of the deaths oc-
cuvrtd, was dead, was proved to be
unfounded. He is desperately injured
and was but slightly improved late to .
day. The militia wlll probably be re-
moved from patrol duty tomorrow.
Only l8 bodies have been cared for at
tho local morgues. but others are be-
loved to be under the ruins. All
business houses in the ruined district:
it is stated, will be rebuilt.
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The information comes from Colum-
bia that the friends of Col. William
Elliott, of this State, have recon-
mcnded him to President Roosevelt
for appointment as commissioner
under the Foraker bill, providing for
the appropriate marking Of the graves
Of Confederate soldiers who died in
Northern prisons. The bill provides
for such commissioner. Alabama is
rashinG the name Of General Shelly,
Of Birmingham, who, like Coloa;.. FL
liott, is Confederate veteran Of die
tinctiou, and other Southern States
will doubtless have ca1lidatcs in the
field. Col. Elliott is well qualified
for the position, and his many friends
throughout the State would be more
than pleased to see bin appointed.
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in Atlanta the committee of ar
rangcments having in charge the me-
moriai of General Joseph Wheeler,
has made its plans to have the me-
mortal Maroh'26th, the day preceding
the gathering of the Blue end the
Gray. A committee has been named
to go to Washington to invite pIosi-
dent Roosevelt to be present aud
make On address on the occasion. For
NAL Invitations a!so will be extended
to "Corporal' Tanner, commanding
the Grand Army Of the Republic, and
General Stephen D. Lee, commander
of the United Confederate Veterans,
to be present and speak. Reduced
rates will be given on all tho rail-
roads aud the occasion will no doubt
attract large crowd of visitors.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-07

The trial Of George Hasty, charged
with the;killiDg Of Milan Bennett in
the formers hotel at Gaffney, S. c.,
on the 18th Of last December, began
last Thursday in Gaffney and ended
Monday evening at 6 o'clock, when
the jury retired to its room. After
being in the room ell night the jury
yesterday morning returned verdict
Of guilty with o rccomme endation to
the mercy Of the court, which means
life term in the penitcutiary. Notice
of motion for new trial was given.
The prisoner was ably defended and
his case attracted considerable inter-
est throughout tho State. Hasty is
also under indictment for killing
another man at the sal..s time, and
public sentiment in Gafney is very
much against him.
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Confederate Reunion.

The following general order is of
interes.:
Greenville, $. G., March l, 1906.
Comrades:
Each annual reunion. marks another
mile stone passed in our lives. Last
We met at Lcuisvillc, KY, and
glorious gathering it was. On April 2;,
20 and q. 1895, We will assemble at
New Orleans, La. The promise is good
tor even larger reunion than the
last. fti&t 5JA3 6;tllsa.55 III tsh;
Each Camp is urged to meet at the
earliest possible date, to elect it's full
quota OF delegates, and to insist upon
their attendance; it is a duty we owe
ourselves, it is duty we owe each
other, it ls IL duty we owe memory of
tho heroic spirits of our departed COM
rades.
At each reunion, the absence of fa-
mi!iar faces. the gaps in the line, the
thinned ranks Of the marching col
umn, oil admonish us that como dav
our friends viii miss us, and we covet
tho grateful tear drop Of their tender
recollection.
But in the midst Of noble sentiment,
we must not forget the demands Of
business. We can not afford &c neg
!ect our dues. for them are we kept in
full fellowship with our friends. The
[
Der should be forwarded at once to
General Wa. Z. mickle, r. .. Box
1l07,. New Orleans, La. The dues for
the South Carolina Division are cents
On each member, and should be for
warded to j: M. Jordan, Adj. General,
Greenyille. s: q. No Camp will 6e
emitted to representation to either the
General or State Reunion uGlese these
duee are paid, and they are necessary
TO the proper enforcement Of the pur-
poses OF our organization. The exact
Ion is very small to be burden to any
one, and we respectfully press it upon
the attention OF all our Camps that
TINS matter cannot with safety to the
life or our organization, be neglected.
Ihe General commanding takes
great pleasure in announcing to the
comrades the appointment Of two Of
Carolina's lovliest and noblest daugh-
tere, Mlss Llewlie Bamberg, of BAN
berg, =. c., and Miss Elizabeth Orr
henry, Of Greenville, s. c., as your
sp 1nsor and maid of honor. Respective
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The leaders of the dispensary forces
it is said, arc preparing to issue call
for convention to be held 'in Colum-
bis for the purpose of mapping out a
programme of campaign this summer.
There are to be no nominations or
any thing like that, but on attempt
will be made todine up the dispen-
aazy forces, in compact organization.
The time for convention has not been
agreed on.
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FearfusSCycIoue at Meridian, Miss.

Meridian, Miss, March 9.-At $50
last night cyclone from the south
struck this city. eweening directly
through the business centre Of the
town and during twenty minutes It
spent passing destroyed approximate
~ $4,000 600 in property and took the
lives or perhaps thirteen white persona
and twenty negroes.
At midnight the town was in dark
ness and telegraph wires were ell down
and the only, communication. with the
0Itt6ids VICE! Il yes oyer the long die
Mobile. The union depot and oueen a
and Crescent freight stations were de-
mOlished, bnryiDg many in the ruins.
The number OF casualties IN these two
places e!one vii! rench half q hundred.
Eighteen bodies have. been recover
ed. Among tho chief buildings de-
stroyed were Meyer. Neville Hardware
So6 SSoo6mpa5y. loss % on bHail6dhing H6 hog being $780,
nue. hotel building and furnishinas.
loss $50, 900; Thomas Fyle, wholesale
grocery building, $4,000, stock $40
600; Elmira restaurant $4,000; john
stcn Transfer company $4,000; Cui.
pepper hotel 915, 900; Y. nj. &. A. loss
s16, 1000; New Orleans and North Eas-
tern railroad freight depot was par
TALLY destroyed. much fT6isht vas
damaged, but the loss is unknown.
The electric light plant was destroyed,
loss unknown:
Many small buildings and some res
idences on the outskirts were dam
aged. Fire bro ke out in the Iuins and
despite the rain the flames burned
fercely.
The business day on Forest sereet
was just coming to b close when the
cyclone struck, going directly through
the heart OF the business section. Then
1t veered over to the east side where
q number Of residences were leveled.
IN quarter OF an hour new brick
bulldings on DOln sIuoa Of Iii1 s.ilsS..
Tor nearly two blOcks were wrecked.
A broad swath fourteen squares long
In which practically everything was
partially or altogether :eveled. The
entire population Of the city turned
out to help in the rescue work. Many
were carried into homes Of friends or
relatives and several large houses on
the ontsktrts were turned into emer-
gency hospitaie.
Meridians Miss, March 6,-Sturdy
efforts are being made by the peo-
p!e OF Meridian to clear away the Msss
or WreckaEe that covers the districts
Of workmen and convicts arc employed
and representative citizens are lending,
q helping hand. The known death
list repains at 20. although it may Dos
slbly be swelled to 90 victtma. Among
tion. ~ ''l
The relief committee Ia accepting
outside donations, which are arriving
with every mail. No appeal has been
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-07

The farmers must not forget this
year that the good results in higher
prices OF cotton last year were due
in great measure to the decreased
acreage. BY no means should they
allow the acreage to be increased this
year. Cut down the acreage to the
proper fgures, thes hold for the price
you want and you will be sure to come
out in tho lead again.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-07

: senasos Foraker's proposed amend
ment &c the Statehood bill 10 just
and fair one. e 1t provides that cleo.
tions shall be held in zach territory
to determine ifit is the will Of the
people that Arizona aud New Mexico
shall be admitted as one State, and il
q majority Of the inhabitants Of either
territory vote sagainst.aipgle state.
hood, then the bill shall have no effect
and they shall remain as separate ter
ritories. This issright. Why should
these people be. forced down each
others throats, just for political rea-
sons2
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John W. Yerkes, Of Washington,
D. c., Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., Republican, who is considered
one of the shrewdest politicians in
the country, predicts Democratic
majority in the House at the next scs-
sion of Congress. He says that in
ternal wrapgles among the Republi.
cans in various parts Of the country
makes this strong probability.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-07

The press OF ell the cotton States
has unselfshly warned the farmers
against the danger of an excessive
cotton crop this year that will place
them at the mercy Of the corn, wheat,
meat and cotton spectators. The
Southern farmer occupies position
now in which he can, at the end of the
present sEop: bid defiance e she specu-
1ators and makeshis ovn terms with
them, If he'will only turn his alton.
Sion to the production Of sufficient
quantities of neoessaries.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-07

We do not SEQ why the insurance
companies should object to the recent
Act of The Legislature levying very
small tax on their premiums to go to a
e==.a33 e==.3 9 ,zss!!:z7s s!:7s ::.5 aEzzz3. Ie=zz
body gets direct benefit from the
work Of the firemen it is the insur-
ance; ooapany.E The insured pay the
expenses tof kespiSs up the depart.
nent aDdsfsrnish .hesGen 20 6Eh. The
fire and thel' means Of fighting, the
property saved is money saved to the
insurauce::oompsny, aud they ought
to be willing to psy. s little for this
service. 2. .::,2;..>.&.s,;;
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CITATIONo
State OF South Carolina,

County Of Anderson.
BY X. y. n. Nance, Judge Of Probate.
Whereas, r. III. Norris, hiss
applied to me to grant him Letters Of
Administration on the Estate and effects
Of Mary Childs Cole, deceased.
These are therefore to cite anG edm on.
ish ali kindred aud creditors of tho said
Mary Childs Cole, deceased, to b.
and appear before me in Court OF Pio-
bate, TO he held at Anderson {. Fl. on the
end Gay Of March, 1896, aftsr publ
cation hereof. to show cause. II any they
have, why the said Adn1inistration
should not DO granted. Given under my
hand, this 9th day Of Merch, 1905.
r Y. a. NANCE, Probate JadRs.
Mar Z. 1865 3S 90
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y. Also the following Staff appoint
ments: J. II. Wharton, Waterloo. 8.
e. l9s,pecifor i"r GsneEe: Wit; Gx:as!;, :ssk cf
s: e.. Aide-de-camp, with rank of
Major.
Notice of the place and date of tho
State reunion will be published later,
Thomas w. Cnrwile.
Major Gen. q. &. Division, U. G. V.
j NJ: Jordan, Adjt. Gen. and Chief
of Staff
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-07

At the beginning Of each new year
nearly ali Of US make some kind Of
resolutions. c One shat gets into near
ly every set Of resolutions 10 to save
some money. There is but one way to
save money, aud that is TO begin right
now and put away something, no matt X
how small the sunni Few. savings 40.
counts are ever started With large
amounts. The savings that grow most
are those started with less than sb.
Any: man above l6 years Of aEe oan
save . dollar week IL be works, and
il be does work and cannot save that
much money he should at once change
his work, for he is doing himself an
Injustice. A man who will resolutely
save dollar q week from l8 to 40 will
tiud himself pretty we'll of. At flrst
:sighss sh2 ayaar do.s not 'seem much,
but after q man has s52 at work for
him il will help wonderfully. Fur.
.thermore, alters man gets the desire
20 save he will:get the habit Of saving,
and lie viii not be ;content; 10 save
passiy Il ao.'a~r, = i & ss:: s=s I'll rn. saide
more honey grows faster than any.
thing bnt poverty. Most men; al,r ret
along very we'll from 20 to 40, But aafter
that i man grows rioh , or poor a,r very si
quickly acnording 10 the habits foy3 I'm "a !.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7. 1906.

The last issue Of the Abbcvillc
Medium contained the announccmc ut
Of candidate for County Superinten-
dent of Education. This candidate
no doubt believes in the old adagc
that the "early. bird catches the
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worm.

The negro who was hanged in Green
Vile last Friday attributed his down
fall to whiskcy and bad company. In
speaking Of it the Greenville News
very truly says that both arc bad as
soe;ates and have caused tho damniug
% more eeu!s than ell the other g! ilB
in the world combined.
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Card CT Thanks.

Nj. Editor: We wish to thank our
and sympathy during the illness and
dea h OF our daughter, Mary, and the
illness and death Of our other two
children. May God bless and reward
each aud all of them.
j. nj. Rlackman and wife.
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Notice to Creditors.

A IL persons having demande OF
Cynthia E. Irby, deceased, are hereby
notified to present them, properly prov
On, to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted
are notified to make payment to tho
undersigned.
B. r. IRBY, Admir-.
Feb 20, 1905 81 8
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{ !: !. Z "a yoEf hand IL yon Hin:
3 md 4 81! sa.ks oa ls' 4 i sou ie.s, & B
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The following general order is of
interes.:
GreenvilIe, 5. C., March /, 1905.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
The Lincolnville Fair.

At an adjourned meeting of the directors
of the Lincolnville Town Fair Association
it was voted to have its annual fair Tuesday,
October 3rd, at the Grange hall under the
auspices of Tranquility Grange. The
officers of the association are: President,
j. S. Mullin, secretary, A. H. Miller, treas
urer, r. W. Hardy. The committees APP
pointed for the various departments are as
follows Draft oxen and horses, W; Il.
Young horses and colts. Fred Hardy neat
stock, Sylvester Phinney; hall exhibit,
Addie Lassell; dairy products, D. P. Nc
Cobb; corn, beans and grain, Austin Mer-
RAM vegetables, Joel Fernald; fruit, A. w.
Knight potted plants and cut flowers, Alma
Young fancy articles, Mrs. A. Fl. Miller
baby show, A. L. Young. The town at the
annual meeting voted $50 to pay premiums.
The management is DESTROYS that the
awards shall be impartially made, and will
spare no reasonable pains to bring about
this result.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06


We can all remember how we use 70 nike
When they called us Sheridan hOuhus,
1t was up and down the valley pike
With our packs and hundred ROUNDS.
When rations were short-almost at an
end
We shared our bareback with each other;
When wounded or sick and in need OF "a
friend,
Some comrade would come like brother.
We can never forget those old army days
That bound us with bonds of steel,
And through all these years OF peaceful
ways
That friendship still we feel
We stood in the ranks and our elbows
touched, n
AS the foe charged down on us fast;
Can it be that ties welded then are such
AS will sever while life shall last?
All no, we say, that can never be,
Well be true until time ends;
And if we meet by the crystal sea,
We will 60 on being friends.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06

=. nuY Specifies cure diseases
,. Hrie, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs and
g. ting directly on the SICK PARTS
'-'- Of time.
a. gg,fRs Concessions. ,na.mm..
, ''1' Lung Fever, Milk Fever.
a2gs Hh AiN-, Lameness. Injuries.
GRE b %5E THROAT. Quinsy, Epizootic.
@AI. WORMS, Bots, Grubs.
V2B 1Hai Colds, Influenza, Innamed
p fleuro.PneumOnia.
E9S. D,s,t Beliyache, Wind Blown,
n 'fe'ents MISCARRIAGE.
''''s "''NEi d BLADDER DISORDERS.
VsG I'm DISEASES. Mango, Eruptions,
b 'S Grease, Farcy.
ER1s in5im CONDITION, Staring Coat,
h. "osliOn, Stomach Staggers.
a in.,.,. a"le Case, Ten Specifics. Book, &C.. 81
H1asFr'-.'s or sent prepaid On receipt of price.
sses,. ~ Medicine Co.. Cor. William and John
" BOOK MAILED FREE.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
the Battleships.

, Aug. 80. The seven battle
lorpedo boat destroyers
III on the Maine coast the
ut 4 o'clock this afternoon
.o participate in the grand
fore President Roosevelt
pr, of the battleship squa-
SEA Bar Harbor next Thurs
o the schedule and remain
tHy until Sept. 20.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
Timely and valuable Suggestions.
It's sure to follow-sure as fate
We've examples to prepare us:
A chap is bound to take on heirs
When once he weds an heiress.


Cocaine which dull the nerves never
yet cured Nasal Catarrh The heavy feeling
and the watery discharge from eyes and
noses, along with all the other mireries at
tending the disease, are put to rout by Ely's
Cream Balm Smell, taste, and hearing are
restored, breathing is normal. Until you
try this remedy, you can form no idea of the
good it will do you. Is applied directly to
the sore spot. All druggists, SOC. Mailed
by Ely Bros, Sc Warren Street, New York.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-06
Lots of fun it is to stay
by the sounding sea
When your board costs ten a {
And you're earning 3.

Lots Of fun it is to stay
by the sounding sea
When your board costs ten day
And you're earning B.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Ask any GAP" that you may see,
"Why the Gar, with Bear behind" had to
climb tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks, says he,
They gave US Rocky Mountain Tea:
R II. Moody.
Harold-Newlywed is greatly worried
over a thirty day note.
Rupert-Can't he meet it?
Harold-It amt that-it's note his wife
gave him to mail thirty days ago and he's
just thought of it.-Judge.
"Now good digestion waits on appetite,
and health on BOTH
If it doesn't, try Burdock Blood Bjtters.
"My dinners cold.'
He swore with vim,
And then she made
1t hot for him.
philadelphia Press.
Diphtheria, sore throat, Group. Instant
relief, permanent cure. DR.. Thomas Elec-
trio OIL At any drug store.
Sias Hayield-That stuff growing over
there is cat-tailS.
Miss summergirl-Do they have to pull
them up to get the cats life.
Terrible plaques, those itching, Fostering
diseases of the skin. Put an end to misery.
DUan'S Ointment cures. At any drug store.
He stood on the bridge at midnight,
The water below him looked grand,
But that wasn't why he didn't move on
1t was all he could do to stand
Clinton Item.
No need to fear sudden attacks of cholera
infantum, dysentery, diarrh9a, summer
complaint OF any sort if you have DR.. FoW-
ler'S Extract of Wild strawberry in the
medicine chest.
Stranger-Can you tell me the shortest
route to Cornerville, my good man? Peas
ant (after due considerations Yes, L can.
But how are yon going there? 1t all de-
ponds whether it's on foot, by balloon, au-
tomobile or rail.-Journal Amusaut.
Timely and Valuable Suggestions
Many people, especially women who lead
closely confined domestic lives, suffer from
what in general terms is called nervous
ness" Among all forms of treatment none
has even approached in success the intelli-
gent use of DR.. David Kennedy's FavOrite
Remedy of Rondout, n. Y, which promotes
an easy and natural action of the digestive
organs and imparts tone to the nervous sys-
TEN.
It's sure to follOw-sure as fate
We've examines to DraOare us:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-28
ADMIRAL CoGHLAN IS PEssIMIsTIc.

Joseph g. Coghan came n'
wide that offensive " H
delivery
not
probably OF the
one man uoe o
the the way near Au
assignment 10 ou n0e
land the whole
Rear Admiral oogan mas
decidedly
general bievethe general public probably
costing rear Az
forty hghtng hl
that OF
in condit
Also particularly weak batteshps and that more
be warfare
tbe future card in these things
should NeVerthe
that will be found
to OF
the pinch trust TO
OF he
Office dmeno the in times past
times when the American nation
but on
marching prosperousy when mas
the Coghan not
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FIXING TIMESI OF SEASONS.

of
B. the Society Ih
Many temples
which
rising of heP on a
of BoneO the rising of the same constellation as "a
jungle nights perhaps
before the increasing
village
the
Pleades
before
The ground being cleared
before they fire
rubbish.
length of the shadow cast by stick
between the
stick according the
of Cancer
andb notched
by the of
poolo the of o seasons spring of This
livesn
in
cred by the
al totally
by male
the
s of This
months
of threeye months
twenty years a
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JACK MFADDENI mutt the mitt
CAPTAIN GRAHAM CIonI, honk) you down.
to
Roosevelt with edof
A ANDKEWS-The Board deal
public hould be mainta aimed
II FRANK B. MsTocKERm a
Fmproved land The in Zealand
HERMAN kRUGER-Whas the a
MR. BILLINGS Honolulu and the climate all
fgh but guess We
MARsToN cANPBELLA the soursop trees
H. '" BRECKoNS-Oh Chinese
time.
29o HACKMANIf
Robinson
o outne
the people busy
there needs be n t clean.
HOWARD ADAMs-Just little in
Johnson cdmder
and yet this chdmurder a fendish crime
VIM A BRYAN note slight Advertiser the Goth
here
DOCKS the Honolulu Public Library of
oehe that
were fiction of
ADDED during the
thousand
about fifteen of
hundred in the library.