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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-12
Ferns at Burnes.
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| A. OA hD 1O DOALCos @OC -
Come in and see Is new patterns Of
rugs. Hollands. 285-ti
For Elegant furnished room,
Address, Box 432. 2S6-6t
Miss Goldie Jones is visiting her
cousin, Miss Miner, at Pryor Greek.
Attorney Geo. G. Mccullough went
to Muskogee this morning on business.
See Stroup II you want to sell your
farm land. Corner Cobb Hotel, Vini-
ia, /. Il.
Mr.. W. e. May, manager of the VII
nlta Brick and Tile Co., went to Jop-
lin Yesterday on business.
Miss Myrtle Cole, of Springfield,
Mo-, who has been visiting here re-
turned to her home this morning.
Mrs. Q. A. Pruett came up from Sa-
pulpa this morning to meet her mother,
Mrs. A. P. McFarlan, enroute from
Clinton, Mo.
Mrs. M. r. Chapman went to Gran
by, Mo-, this morning to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Hudson,
who died yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Markum, of Muskogee,
who is attending school at Usage, Kas.,
arrived in Vinita today to visit her
cousin, Miss Lottie Markum.
We've got it; Wen get il, or it's not
in tOwn. Pure Food Grocery Phone
1853.
The Hickory Nut brigade of the
Christian church Sunday school had
better hurry up tomorrow morning or
they will miss something new.
WANTED TO RENT--A cottage
close in for family of three; must be
in good condition. Address "H" care
of Chieftain. C-tf
w. Fl. Darrough is absent from the
city transporting Viola Rogers to the
Columbus, OHIO penitentiarY, to
which institution she was sentenced
to one year imprlsonmenL for larceny.
The body OF Ed. Potts who oied in
this city last "Wednesday night was
shipped last night to Nowata for bur-
ial. He died of typhoid fever. Lewis
Roger prepared the body and did a
most excellent piece of work.
1t has been determined to heat with
gas stoves the New Cheiftian church,
and the arrangements are so far adj
vanced. The basement will be heated
at the regular service tomorrow and
the auditors made comfortable.
c. Q. Depue will be out of town for
several days on "trip through the
country to the Kansas line viewing
land bought and other prospective
purchases for the Cherokee Invest
ment Co.
Master Donald Snodgrass celeurat-
ed his 5th birthday yesterday after
noon. A number of his little friends
and he received several nice
presents. Refreshments were served
and a delightful time was had by the
little folks present.
L. Fl. Edwards, Dan Corr, A. N. !
Breneman, r. w. Brent and C. A. !
Brown, of the Bartlesville Examiner,
are in the city as witnesses before the
U. S.Court. They gave the Chieftain
a pleasant call. Mr.. Edwards is an
Did friend Of the Chieitain editor and
done service with him in Columbia,
No.
A paper manufacturer in Wisconsin
says he has discovered 10 waste pro-
iuct of the mills a preparation which
will preserve ice indefinitely. The
it is said can be manufac-
Jured at a cost Of AZ cents a thousand
gallons. Housekeepers with this preI-
lration on hand can buy cake Of ice,
coat it and it will last all summer.
Now how would you like to be the ice
nanS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24

Mrs. VIM. Davies spent Sunday in
Detroit. Mr.. Davies, who has spent the
past week here returned with her.
Seed furnished and white beans con-
tracted at market prices this fall by Alma
Elevator Co.
Mr.. Geo. Moore left last Monday for
Detroit, and will bring back his new
automobile. running it across country.
Mr.. Harvey Button returned to his
home in Toledo last Sunday after an ex-
tended visit in Alma.
Nat Hsrgo, age 30, and Miss Clara
Scott. age 81. both colored, were united
in marriage by Justice Chadwick last
Thursday
Mrs. j. II. Lancashire and Mrs. III. r.
Wilcox attended the meeting of the
Board of the North Western Missionary
society which took place in Detroit the
first part of this week
WIN. Mills, who for the past two
years has been employed in Elkin,
Mich, is located in Alma once more and
has the position of operator and ticket
clerk at the station.
r. j. Watson leaves next Monday for
Hibbing, Minnesota, where he has pro-
cured position as a chemist in mining
company.
| Spring Shirts, just in. The hand
soonest variety we have ever shown
The quality and fit are beyond doubt
the best for the price. SOC. $l.00 81 so.
Messenger & Co.
Mt. Pleasant spent two days of last
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Abbott
in Alma.
May we display to you our beautiful
line of Rugs and Carpets, Oriental or
Floral designs. Convis & Convis furni-
ture dealers. 1861
The city council last night accepted
the plans for the extension of the Pol
lasky and Youngs sewer from Ely st. to
| d.
Martin were accepted and about twenty
five new sidewalks were ordered.
The Bachelor Girls Club met at the
home of Miss Edna Abbott on Wednes-
day night of last week. A dainty lunch
was served by Miss Abbott and the girls
dispersed about IL o'clock.
The body of Mrs. Bushnell of Chicago,
who formerly resided in this city, was
shipped and inferred here last Friday
Mrs. Bushnell was % years of age and
the cause of her death was nephritis.
The city band is organized and re-
hearsing regularly The council has
given the band the use of the city hall
for rehearsals. The boys are doing well
and will be out on the streets in about a
month or six weeks.
Jay Jacobs, formerly optician at
Scattergood's jewelry store, has ar
ranged to make regular visits at Alma
and will be at Mr.. Scattergood's next
Saturday. the eth inst He will be 3 lad
to meet all of his old patients and all
others who are in need of glasses. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Ward. formerly
of Alma. now residing in Clayton
New Mexico, were recently bereaved by
the loss of their son, Don Carrot Ward
aged 9 months. The cause of his death
was an abscess in the nose, which
caused stomach poisoning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward were lust preparing to leave
for North Carolina when the little boy
was taken sick.
| Guests registered at the Sanitarium
last week are: Mr.. Bigelow. Jr., Owes
so; A. w. Chaefield. Bay City; w. O.
Rinearson. Cincinnati. o.; q b. Cory
ell, Bay City; Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Chicago; E. w. West, st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Emily gallagher, Bay City; Mrs
K. p. Redfeld, Detroit; r. r. Hockett
Detroit; ID, W. Briggs, Saginaw.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
w. J. Melchers is in Lansing.

wANTED-At Sanitarium night fire.
man.
Mrs. ID. Il. Bruske spent Wednesday
in Saginaw.
Fred Kernen of Ithaca was an Alma
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Henry Lewis of Ithaca was an
Alma visitor Tuesday.
Misses Harriet and Helen Lancashire
were in Detroit, Tuesday.
]. II. Lancashire transacted business
in Battle Greek last week.
The street sprinkler made its appear
ance Tuesday of this week.
The city band is practicing hard and
is improving quite rapidly.
J. Lee Potts of Ithaca was a caller at
the RECORD Office Monday.
T. F. Timby is in Lansing and Grand
Rapids on business this week.
The winter coverings are being re-
moved from the fire hydrants.
Miss Hale left this morning for two
days business trip to Lansing.
Mrs. DR.. Gill left today to attend the
funeral of Herbert Lemon in Perry.
III. NJ. Face of Maple Rapids visited
Tuesday with +. L. Convis and wife.
George Convis of Hillsdale spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Convis.
Atty. James Kress left this morning
to transact legal business in Lansing.
Kim Phillips, landlord of the Phillip
House, Bancroft, was in Alma, Tuesday.
wANTED-At Sanitarium night fire.
man. +
The Arcadia Farmers Club will meet
Thursday Of this week with Mrs. John
Fink.
Mrs. May Hodgkinson spent Sunday
in this city the guest of Mrs. Scatter.
good.
Mr.. Leet Of Lansing and Mrs. Charles
Rowland of Ithaca were Alma visitors
Tuesday.
DIR. Bruske left this morning fol
Lansing to attend the Bliss Memorial
Services.
Mrs. J. Durkee of East Arcadia hal
been spending the past week with Mrs
]. H. Allis.
If you wish to get rid of those pimple
have Davis Bros. give you scientific
face massage. t
Miss Nina Ward, who is teaching il
this vicinity spent Sunday with he
parents in vestaburg.
John Parrish went to Detroit the lat
ter part of last week with two loads o
stock he was shipping.
Two handsome Brood Sows for sal,
due in about month. Inquire q
Hammers Meat Market l466tl
Harry Tubbs left this morning TO
Detroit. He accompanies two loads o
stock which he is shipping.
lnermOnettfs IOT tne Ddtfl, uhlry
milk sterelizing, feve and incubators OF
, sale at Stanard's Central drug store.
b. w. Ellison has purchased the Cal
, Than property on Gratiot Ave. Afte
/. repairs are made the same will be occu
pied by Lloyd Ellison and family.
WANTED-In resort town, competen
, girl for general homework, no washing
three in family. Inquire RECORD offic
or write to Mrs. g. ID. TowNE, FL
Rapids. Michigan. l464t3
John w. Belbeck left today for Chi
cago, where he will be employed by tn
Clinton Glass Co. Mr.. Belbeck worke
for these people for one year and goe
to resume his duties.
= J.. Jacobs, formerly with Scattergood
the jeweler but who for some time pas
has been making his home in Mason, hs
moved back TO Gratiot county and IL
Gated on \ farm near Ithaca.
e Gu Thursday afternoon Mrs. Henri
!. Brewbaker entertained the Ladies
Guild and on Saturday afternoon
q dozen OF her young lady friends spen
: the afternoon with her. A good tim
: was enjoyed by all present.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
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All sorts of seeds at Bakers. t
Miss Myrtle Martin spent last Friday
in Shepherd.
John d. Spinney was in Ithaca on bus
mess Friday.
VIM. Hayes of st. Louis visited in
Alma, Friday.
B. Forquer transacted business in Riv-
erdale, Friday.
S. Epler transacted business in Shep-
herd, Thursday.
George E. Sharrar spent the day in
Ithaca last Thursday.
J. p. Losey has a new awning in front
of his place of business.
Mrs. J. H. Lancashire spent the day
in Saginaw last Friday.
Walter Vliet transacted business in
st. Louis last Thursday.
Harry Moore left last Thursday for
Chicago on a business trip.
We have full line of fishing tackle
and sporting goods. b. Forquer.
Lawn and Garden Seeds can be pro-
cured at L. n. Bakers grocery.
M. J. Woodward of Elwell transacted
business in Alma last Thursday
L. w. Whitney of st. Louis trans.
acted business in town last Friday.
Supt. Cohen of the Owosso Sugar
factory was in Alma last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wright were in
Saginaw the latter part of last week.
T. A. Johnson made short business
trip to Glare the latter part of last week.
Atty. Bert Hayes left last Thursday
morning for business trip to Chicago.
Jay Jacobs, formerly of Alma, now in
business in Mason, was in town last Fri
day.
My new machine for sharpening lawn
mowers is a great improvement. b
Forquer.
DIR. J. III. Lancashire made business
trip to Battle Greek the latter part Of
last week.
Now is the time to hunt up your lawr
mower and let Forquer's new sharpenel
put it in shape. /
Miss Grace Pulfrey left last Friday
for one months stay with her uncle, J
A. Pulfrey, in Chicago.
We sharpen lawn mowers at the new
location with an improved machine. b
Forquer.
For SALE-One new mich COW fiv,
years old. Enquire of @. G. MORGAN
Bell Telephone, Elwell. I465t2
Have you seeded your lawn thi
spring? Call on us for lawn and garden
seeds in bulk or package. l.. n. Baker
Franklin Peach of Fremont Ohio
spent the latter part of last week visit
ing with ]. Callahan and family il
Alma.
We would like to show. you the in
mense lines we carry in fine Waterproof
Cravenette Raincoats. Every shade
size and style. Messenger & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor inten
leaving the city soon and offer thei
household goods for sale at reasonabl,
prices. Call at 423 Park Ave.
The ladies of the Methodist Churc
had charge of the sales in the Lee Mer
camille Cos. store last Thursday an
were well patronized.
The bar fixtures for G.. A. Habner al
rived last Thursday and they are ne,
and up-to-date. Mr.. Habner will b
ready to do business after May LIST.
The foundations Of the new ha
press factory are being laid. Work
commencing in earnest and will b
rushed to completion as soon ms possible
J. X. Lincoln bought and shipped I
Cleveland carload !, of twenty-five
horses last week. They were as prett
bunch as has been shipped this yea
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
che Checking
Hccounf for the
farmer

HMany farmers keep a
checking account with Us
regularly because it is a
great help and convenience
in their everyday business.
With a checking account
you can tell exactly the
total amount of your re-
ceipts and expenditures for
each month for the entire
year. Z When you sell yopr
farm products, deposit the
money in the Bank, subject
to check. The obligations
you have, eau be cancelled
by check. When you make
a purchase, pay by check.
We invite you to try this
system.
FIRST
State Bank
Alma, Mich.
A. w. Wright, Pres.
W. ;. Turck, V. Pres.
Ely Brewbaker, Cashier
Capital $50. 10000 Surplus $50. 900. 0o
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
SHOES SHOES

This is one Of our Strong Departments,
we carry nothing but the best lines Shoe
leather is advancing by leaps and bounds.
But regardless Of this we will follow our
usual custom Of cleaning up all broken
lines as we do not let any goods get old on
our shelves.
Lot No. l. Ladies' and Misses Slippers,
only few pairs, your choice Csc.
Lot No. 2. Boys Shoes. Only few
pairs in this lot in Black, Tan and Oxblood
worth 81 rs to $2.25 in this sale $l.5O.
Lot No. 8. Misses Shoes. Vici and
Patent Kid and Kangaroo Calf Stock, Tip,
Lace, worth up to $3.50 in this sale at $l.5O
Lot No. 4. Children's Shoes, size 81 to
104 Kid Lace Stock Tip worth S5c to 81
at 75c.
Lot No. 5. Ladies' Shoes, Patent and
Vici Kid, Lace, Cuban Heel. Only a few
sizes. A bargain il we have your size,
worth up TO $3.50 at $1.50.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
positive objection to.


The old franchise was farce, so far as
the city's interests we're concerned. The
majority Of franch ses given watsrworss
companies In this country have been
farces. II new contract Is made, II
ought to be one which would compel good
service, nre protection, pure water, and
reasonable charges, no matter into what
hands the property may fall. The charges
should be sufficient so that the company
could afford to give good service and pure
water,
The question Of the proposed franchise
will come up at the meeting Of the club
tomorrow night, and as stated above,
there viii probably be pretty warm
time.
The reorganization of the club was
postponed until tomorrow nights meet
Ing, and there will be other interesting
things to occupy the time.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
ENGINEERING FORCE.
Santa Fe has Sent Division Engineer
and His Force to Dodge City.

The Santa Fs hes located an Office at
Dodge City for al engineering force,
which will cOasist Of Mr.. Lawton, the
division engineer for this division. and
his two gangs Of surveyors. There 10 .
resident engineer on esoh division Of the
Santa Fe Who has charge o. the survey.
Ing and al work In that department on
the division, but in the past this division
has not he'd oniees here.
Ar. LawtOn comes here from Pueblo,
and In the past has had charge Of 9 good
deal Of important road building. He
Will haye Offices up stairs over p. q.
Young's jewslry store, where the COM
pany has rented three rooms for the pur-
pose.
The location Of a resident engineer and
his fcrce here will bring number Of
new people to town. They are placed
here permanently aa q part ot the dlvls-
lon Offices.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10

works. Mr.. Gluck says that II bonds
were voted to build a plant he can take
them east and sell-them without trouble.
He seemed to have very little faith In
the present company, and indicated that
1t would bear plenty Of watching.
MIR. Gluck has had some personal diff
Guilty with the waterworks company and
Is little bit prejudiced against them,
still, what he said seemed In the main to
meet with the approval Of the aembsrs
Of the club who were present.
The matter Of granting 3 new fran
shise, II one should be granted, is a very
important and very serious matter. The
fact that Mr.. ThsIs, who now has control
Of the plant, is nice fellow and . very
reliable business man, should not cause
the franchise to be granted with any less
care. Mr.. Theis might dispose Of his in
terests In the company at any time. The
franchise might pass into other hands.
There might come time when there
would be management that would do
as little as their contract compelled,
and that would extort. every cent from
the people that their contract would per-
NIT.
The past has proved in Dodge City
that q contract, even, has little effect upon
a watsrworks company, and with the
towns past experience, 1t would be
foolish idea, indeed, to enter into q new
contract oarelsssly.
The present council Is not likely to
overlook any important poias in making
q contract, In case u should decide that
It is for the best interest OF the city to
grant new franchise to the waterworks
company. Bus there are lots Of ways to
wsrk clauses Into such contracts that are
mislsading, and Il will 20 no harm for
the elab 10 assist the council 10 exAmin.
ing any osDtSact that might Be- made. The
council has invited cooperation when
ever the matter has been brought up In
the past and will, no doubt, welcome any
aid the Commercial club may be able to
give.
lit % necessary for the city to grant .
new franchise, Ii is altogether likely that
. iair contract can be made with the
present company, but It should be made
with . great deal Of care. The writer has
not econ . copy Of the fraachise proposed
by the waterwcfks company, but It 10
claimed that there were some unrsasona-
hle conditions In It that the council made
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING
On Last Monday Night Had
Up the Water Works
Question.

There will be q hot old time at the
meeting Of the Commercial club tomor-
row evening, judging from the prospects
furnished by the adjourned session Of the
club Monday night.
The cause Of the commotion Is the
waterworks question. A good start was
made on the discussion at the Monday
night meeting. Mr.. Gluck appeared be-
fore the club and proceeded to overhaul .
paper which had been drawn BY attor-
neys Of the waterworks company, and
offered to the council as basis Of new
franchise. Mr. Gluck apparently did not
like the reading Of the proposed fran.
chiss, and he proceeded to claw The ''in-
nards'' out Of it. He seemed to enjoy
slawing Il, ana he claved II thoroughly.
The franchise proposition was submit
TED ts the coanoll lass week, but no action
Vas taken BY the council except 70 sug
gess : number Of changes that would
haye 70 be made In II before The members
would consIder It At all.
! NJ. Gluek wanted immediate action
Itaken BY the club TO request the council
10 not make contract until an attorney
hesursd By the club should examine the
lfranchse conditions carefully and report
s.rnp the same. He 10 not 10 favor Of
xbing Into any kind Of contract with
fhs old company, in reality, but thinks II
Idvisable for the city to own 10 water.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
NEW POSTOFFlCE BUILDING.
Department Has Asked for PROPOSE
tions for Larger Quarters for the
Dodge City Office.

tions for Larger Quarters for the
Dodge City Office.
The postoffice department has decided
that Dodge City needs larger and more
convsnieAt building, and will take steps
to see that one 10 furnished. There 10 not
q prospect at present Of government
building, butts room can bs secured that
will be large enough, and that will be
furnished with adequate equipment for
handling the business Of the Office.
Special Agent George l. Van Dyke. Of
the postal department, was In Dodge
City last Saturday and examined the
present quarters. He found that some
change was necessary In order to do JUS
tice to the service and the patrons Of the
office. On leaving he told Postmaster
Arment that In few days he would send
a notice, authorised by the department,
to be posted In the lobby Of the Office,
asking for propositions for furnishing a
room Of sufficient size, with full quota
Of up to- date postoffice fnrniture. Since
that time the notice has been received
and Is posted In the front part Of the
office. Such roo ms are scarce at present,
but one can be furnished by remodelling
q building, or by putting up . new one
expressly for the purpose. No doubt
some one will DO found who will put up
. new building to be rented 70 the gov
ernment for q term OF years. as 1t wsuld
be profitable investment.
The Business Of the Dodge City post
sfiics has been Increasing rapidly during
the past few years, and 10 still steadily on
the increase. II the present quarters are
used they will have TO b enlarged, and Il
u not likely that ground can Be- secured
for enlasgsng the building. 80 IL is al-
sogs thsr likely .hatths possofios will BE-
moved duriag the present year.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
Row ID Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims Of appendicitis are those
who are kabltuaIly constipated. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic con-
stipation by stimulating the liver and
towels, and restores the natural action Of
the bowels. Orinc Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or gripe and is mild
and pleasant to take. Refuse substltntes.
The Pine 4 Bond Drug co.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
MARRIED SUNDAY,
Mr.. Haskell Of the Santa Fe Offices
Returns to Dodge City with a Wife.

Returns to Dodge City with a Wife.
Mr.. W. 3. Hasksll Of thia city andslira.
Bertha Rose Of AbbyyIlle were married
last Sunday at the latter city, and arrived
IN Dodge City Monday 10 take up theis
residences heres
Mr. Haskell has been here for the pest
yesr OF two and holds poallloa with TIE
Santa Re ~ ear distributsr. Ers, Has,
he'll was formerly Aefs q CHIEF cleFk ~
Rsadnaster Bogue, but lately has been
an operator for the Santa Fe q Abbyvills
10 Reno county.
Mr.. Haskell returned TO hiS duties a
the Eanta Fe efficss here Yesterday and b
ready to pass around tie oars b all sanh
re shlppers 10 the place Of wedding
cigars. For the present the car shortage
ls broken on this division.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10

EMBROIDERY AND LACES
In this sale we will place every yard Of
Embroidery in the house consisting Of
Cambria, Namsook and Swiss Edge and
Insertion, all widths and beautiful line OF
patterns, at the following reduced prices:
All Embroidery and Insertions worth up
to zoe at Sc.
All Embroidery and Insertion worth
from 25c to 85c, to 10 inches wide at l9c.
All Corset Cover Embroidery 16 inch
widths, worth up to 65c at 35c.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
Disturbed the Congregati on.

Disturbed the COngregatio ON.
The person who disturbed the congrs-
cation last Sunday by continually cough
ing Is requested to buy bottle of Foley's
Honey and Tar. The Pine 6 Bond
Drug Co.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
To flnra ! Cold Il llna aaY

Take Laxative Bromo Qnlnins Tabless
All druggists refund The money II Il fails
to cure. i. W. Groves slgnatuEe Il on
box. Eaeh a5c.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
MEMS DEPARTMENT

Here we will give you chance to buy
good clean dependable merchandise at
prices that defy competition bead the
prices.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
SUIT DEPARTMENT

Here you will find feast Of bargains,
all good clean up to date garments, but
the time has come to clean up the lines
They allgo in this sale at prices you can
not duplicate.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-10
FURS FURS

We carry a complete line Of all the best
Furs. All this seasons goods, which we
will offer during this sale at one-fourth off.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-13
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