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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-08-25
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-08-25

Bodily pain loses its terror if you've
bottle of DIR. Thomas Electric Oil I'm the
house. Instant reliefin cases of burns, cuts,
sprains, accidents Of any sort.
He was great composer,
And operas he could write,
But he couldn't compose his youngest
When he walked him round at night.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-08-25
No. 83
A Table Cover.
No. 81. A Basket Of Beauties

A magnificent picture of Roses by Paul de
Longpre. the great painter of flowers We
believe this to be one of the hardsomest
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-08-25

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people they would look like walking skele-
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No. 81
The First Prayer.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
Axer's SarsaparilIa


Sugar, Ias strong. tending upward.
Il. &. sale al San Francisco March Z,
$3.50.
Hama sale AT San Francisco March Z.
Si6.371a.
The new Olaa tract is soon TO he
opened up.
paauhau sale at san Francisco,
March Z, $50.
Hutchinson sale AT san Francisco,
March Z, s33.37ls.
Government bills of February Will be
paid on Monday next
Chas. NJ. Cooke will make business
trip TO the coast next month.
L. ID. Tenney, of Castle & Cooke, viii!
leave for the States In few weeks.
Land Commissioner Brown will leave
next week for an official tour OF Maui
and Hawaii.
No further adyices have been re-
ceiyed by Inspector Brown in regard 20
the Chinese.
Mr.. POLITE Is in town again. This
time IL Is said to be for Honokaa and
few others.
Mrs. Davis, the wife OF Rev. John
Davis. the assessor az Waikane, died
Monday evening at her home.
u. X. Banning, of this city. who does
considerable travelling between here
and San Francisco, returned by the
! Australia.
The Honolulu Iron Works will az
once erect large building on its Ka'
kaako property and establish there q
branch pipe making plant.
The projectors OF the new PaciAs
Heights tract have decided 70 call thu
new boulevard which will run throusf
the tract after Princess Kaiulani.
Jack" Wilson, who seems to be tn.
vining OF HilO, announces that unles
the Kinau arrives on his schedule b.
will not permit hacks to meet the liner
Rev. c. X. Yatman, who has beef
holding evangelisuc services in thu
Methodist church, left by the Gaelic 70
the Orient last night.
The use Of the Vacuum Oil Is in
creasing In all markets OF the world
For sale by the Pacific Hardware Co
Ltd, sole agents for the Hawaiiai
Islands.
The bark Foohng Suey will leav
New York on April 9Th for Honolulu
Sufficient inducement offers. For fur
Their particulars enquire of G. Brewe
4 Co., Ltd.
| Mr.. 8. Schwartz, a member Of tn
| and bond ArUn
Sutro a. Co. Of San Francisco, arrive
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
New Beef Combine,

A brand new beef combine comes
from Hawaii by the Mauna Loa and the
scheme Is a big one. 1t is to the effect
that the Parker, Woods and two or
three other ranges are to be amalga-
mated. After the union a slaughter
house Is to be built and instead OF ship
ping the beef on the hoof to Honolulu
they will ship the dressed carcasses In
a refrigerator steamer yet to be pur-
chased. An important part Of the plan
as outlined is to put the beef in here
at a figure much below the present
quotation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
KIPLING CONvALEsCING.

NEW YORK, March 7.-Mr. Double
day tonight reported both Rudyard
Kipling and his little daughter Elsie
to be slowly but surely convalescing.
Mr.. Kipling has not yet been informed
of the death of his other child and he
will not he told about 1t until he Is
practically well. She was his favorite
and the physicians dread the possible
ity OF relapse should he learn OF her
death In any manner. Some OF the
more important cablegrams and mes
sages are daily read to mir. Kipling,
and occasionally he Is allowed to read
lem himself, Every such message Ia
carefully censored, however, to prevent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
HONOLULU TRANSFER.

SAN FRANCISCO, March s.--By the
recent arrangement for transfer of
Australian mails from local to through
steamships at Honolulu replies to Aus
tralian letters reaching here on the Ala
media March sth may be sent on the
Gaelic, sailing from San Francisco the
next day. They will be transferred at
Honolulu to the Vancouver Australian
line, thereby avoiding a delay OF two
weeks until the departure OF the Ala
media for the antipOdes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17

mi. .omr.ry r.sorvee ~. riuht n
msLa chanas. IN Mn. time NJ dsn,rtrre
and arrival =, us .taamers witbant
nnt;on ara ~ -iiI n"t ha raanonsII,Ie
FOR INV consenmences srising there.
from
Consipns.,a must l,s nj thu Iandinps
to receive their Freight; this Company
will not hold itself responsible Tor
freight after 1t has been landed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
saw 1HELAW MEN
Islanders Returned from Washing.
too, D. c.
The Com mission = Justice Frear
Pleased = Paul Nsumann-
Alex. G. N. Robertson.

Among the passengers on the Gaelic
we're Justice and Mrs. Frear. The jus
tice has been in Washington for some
time as q member Of the Hawaiian
Commission.
The only bill on Hawaii passed by
Congress was the Pearl Harbor appro-
priation of 100000.
Justice Frear's connection with the
Commission ceased with the adjourn
ing OF the Senate.
The Justice speaks very hopefully in
regard TO future legislation affecting
the Islands The main obstacle to over
come Is the desire of some to place Ha-
waii in the same category as the Phil
ippines. This opinion. however, Is not
shared by the thinking members OF
Congress. These men are firm in the
belief that the present administration
of affairs in these Islands is one cal
| culated to meet the present needs. On
| this account greater attention was paid
during the session to matters concern
| ing which immediate legislation was
necessary.
Hon. Paul Neumann returned by the
Gaelic yesterday morning.
| Although Mr.. Neumann's mission was
said by him TO have been on private
business strictly, still he was at Wash
| ington the greater part OF the time
| looking out for the interests OF the
Islands in company with Mr.. Kinney.
lie speaks very highly Of the work
done in Washington by Mr.. Kinney.
Mr.. Neumann says that 1t was owing
greatly to the work done by Mr. Kin
ney that no measures hostile 10 Ha-
wall had been passed. He thinks that
at the next session OF Congress legisla-
ton will be effected that will place the
Islands on a regular territorial footing
In the opinion of Mr.. Neumann the
feeling OF Congress, especially Of the
Upper House, is friendly toward thes'
Islands. The main efforts OF the hos
tile faction is TO place Hawaii In thu
same class as the Philippines.
A. @. N. Robertson, who has been II
Washington in the interest OF the Chi
nese who were not allowed to lant
here, returned by the Gaelic yesterda!
morning.
His mission was eminently success
full. As stated before in this paper tn
result of his efforts was that ever.
Chinese holding a permit prior to tn.
arrival OF Inspector J. X. Brown b
allowed to land. This was beyond tn
fondest hopes OF his clients.
Soon after his arrival in Washington
Mr.. Robertson made the Acquaintance
OF Secretary Gage. The Secretary re
ceived him very cordially, stating tina
he was ready for immediate considera
ton OF the matter. In the meantim
Mr.. Robertson made the acquaintanc
of Solicitor General Richards, to WHOM
he submitted an argument. Soon after
ward the opinion was handed dowr
, the text OF which has been published |
, the Advertiser.
In speaking Of the attitude OF Con
gress toward the Islands Mr.. Robert
son said that he thought the introdut
ton of Asiatic labOrers was maxim
our enemies stronger and our friend
e weaker. Legislation on Hawaii wa
= crowded out. Matters OF more pre-,
: sing Importance were dealt with. tn
preponderating question was the Phi
ippines.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
SOAP TRUST.

CHICAGO, March IA gigantic
soap trust doomed up on the financial
horizon to-day at a meeting Of the
Chicago soap manufacturers, which
took place behind closed doors at the
Grand Pacific Hotel While purely To-
cal in its inception. there are good
prospects that the trust will soon de-
velp into one OF national Importance
and take In every large soap manu-
facturer In the United States
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
REV. c. \. yATMA
Farewell SsIuel n na(lell
DirUlR.
MS MMOukSs foa AL
honolulu Friends - Love Tor the
,aoe-p,etuvss OF the -Four
Square City Above.

Rev. c. n. yatman preached his faiN-
well sermon "Wednesday night TO a full
house at the First Methodist church.
His scripture lesson was the thirty
fifth chapter OF lsiab. which the speak
er designated as the Great sunshine
Chapter OF the Bible" His text was
Rev. 2l-l3: theme. Heaven. the City
Four Square"
Rev. Mr.. Yatman preached perhaps
the strongest sermon OF the series.
This was the verdict of great many
who have heard nearly all OF his dis
courses.
At the opening OF the service Rev.
Mr.. Yatman said: Il want TO make
known to you how happy ] have been
in coming here again To preach TN,
Gospel 10 this people. My heart to-
uight is full OF gratitude TO you all, for
| have been met only with the open
hand and the warm, generous heart OF
this dear folk OF the Paradise of the
Pacific" and / leave you with deep
er love for you than ! have ever had.
but have always had a great love for
you ever since my nrst WISH 10 you
about three years ago. ana WISH I'd
publicly thank you Tor your ois IN
hearted generosity IN entertaining me-
and for the many acts of KINDNESS
shown me. ] wish 10 thanK an VINO
have In any way contributed to the sue
cess of these meetings. Will never
see you all again mere / may return
TO you again some tifne, out VIII NJ,
find you all. nut want 10 meet YOU an
up there. every hauohah'y 70 Sno',,
II has been my privilege 70 piea,n,
] want this chapter OF scripture nav
read to be for you ti'i we meet agaih;
My text Is IN the heaven cnaptei VI
the Bible. Heaven-the cry tnat I'e,ii
four square. HeaVeh-our r"tner
house homeland. want you al u
open wide tne doors OF your hvarss ,na,
the seed OF the Word may iali III gooo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17

THE rs
A. " shis.~ysd ou enc rsitu iaAi ~
i'olllt 70 nis,iins ~ rous.f Nil
socA
IN. 10 50 pairickp lay aud he
sIvthds, ~ John ,ummins and kanp
hamehs III.
Lieut. Tor-r, with the Whsslins. y
n-st kpo~n herr ne q ~sicty man and
hoe hall plsyw
The =. \. kinau ~ill lcave Honolulu .
every Tuesday a. ~ oclock insts>s'i ~
. O'Clock a. heretofore.
II ~ more than likely that Attorney
Robertson will receive a decoration
from the Chinese Government.
Pure bird fowls and eggs for sale a,
oil seasons. Enquire at W. q. Weed
on's. Progress block. Fort str-ct.
Ell n. Hitchcock IL NJ from EVA
plantation putting In a FEW days at the
Queens Hospital. lie IL not seriously
III
Those interested In 80 In. wheels can
be pleased at our store. We have been
selling them for the past two months
and they are all right T. q Hall n
Son, Ltd
In IN. nav formation ,f IN. prs,
Regiment here, Maj. Ziegler will con-
mand Companies A, + and II and ID II
u remains. Mai Camara will have
Companies II, c and q.
Col. Y. s. Spalding Is paying one OF
his perlodical visits to the Islands, The
Colonel Is pleased to see verified his
predictions concerning the material ad-
'ahoemeht oil the country
II was reported yesterday that the
Engineer Corps stationed here was to
be ordered TO Manila, and that a bat
TALON OF the Twenty-fourth Infantry,
colored. would be stationed here.
Advices have been received by Henry
"aternouse 20. tnat announcer steam
er of the northern racine hhe "Iii ar
rive somewhere around April ist' Inc
name OF the steamer Is not given.
The Secretary of the Board OF Health
an 'S .. nP. n
-u ., "o'oN ~ ~
- V o '.,t ~ ~,
". p1o' ~ ''"'
capitalist, Is once more WISHING HOMO.
Iuiu' lie was mere three years ago and
n,ace ue is accomna nied nv his vito
Lieut.. COL Jones Is TO be MADE Col
oneI OF the FIRST Regiment anu MAI
Megier' Lieutenant Colonel The new
MAJOR VIII be JOS VI. Camara, Jr.. cap
tam OF Company Z, the best drilled
company IN tue command
IL Is announced that thearical
compah! headed py MISS Janet waldorf
WIN open at the opera mouse April IL
} ana give sucn pays as Romeo ana Jul
iet' Lazy OF Lyons Iwenuh Nlgn'' Inc
huhchback ana As You Like It,
The following bids we're received
Yesterday for the Nuuanu street resi-
dehce OF Mr.. H. A. Ihurston: .. n
Cralg' $lS.o4o; Lucas BROS, si4,aso; II
=. bertelmahh' $i4'sso' w. WAGNER
, SiS'S4"; w. Chamberlain *i6'boZ.
Lieut.. Goodale, who was on Gen
5 Kings stan while here and went I,
4 Manila in the same capacity, has beef
ordered to San Francisco to be retired
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
THE GREAT TOURIST MAN.

LONDON, March John N. Cook
the head Of the great tourist agency
is dead. He never recovered from the
illness which he contracted while con-
Quoting the recent tour Of the EmperoI
William OF Germany in Palestine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17

IN. father ffpm fsaains even Al allu.
fion ~ he iots ofeai auanfliiss ~
hs~ers eeatihas 10 10 sen 10 ihe ote'
noble uaiei b, friends ~ che kipAnes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
$77,S79.56
BUILDING PERMITS.

X. Anwick, 1-stOry dwelling, makai
side Merchant street. between Alakea
and Richards street, $500.
o. X. Kapuli, 2-stOry dwelling, Ala
kea street. between Merchant and
Queen streets. $500.
w. 8. NOblitt, l-st0ry dwelling, lot
10. block 6. Kewalo. 500.
Lam On, history dwelling. Waikiki
side Emma, mauka Of Vineyard, $500.
w. Henry, history dwelling, Emma
street above Vineyard. $500.
w. T. Patty, 1-story dwelling, Manoa
valley. opposite Montana residence,
5000.
II. l.. Kerr & Co., l-story dwelling,
lot 642, reg. map 1749, Wilder avenue,
$500.
Emil Klemme, 2-story dwelling, lane.
waikiki side South street, $500.
Lucas Bros, 2-story school, st. Louis
College premises.
Cation, Neil 4 Co, iron l-story boil
er shop, Queen street.
s. Kusunaki, addition to dwelling,
Nuuanu street, 500.
ID. l.. All Kwai, two 2-story dwellings,
mauka of Beretania street, Eva side,
$1,000.
CORPORATIONS.
Kihei Plantation Co.
Maunalei Sugar Co.
(All of the foregoing is from the
March Is fortnightly report OF the Ha'
waiian Mercantile Agency. Q. II. Der
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
8. 8. CLAUDINE
CAMERON. ConsAHDER.

viii leave Honolulu Tuesday at s p.
m, touching at Kshului, Hama, Hamoa
and Kipahulu, Maui. Returning, Ar
rives at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
viii call at Nuu, kaupo, once a
month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
REAL ESTATE.

The market was never better.
A great number OF building permits
have been granted since our last issue
and many substantial buildings are
going up In different parts Of town.
Recorded instruments have been as
fOllOWs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
rlE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SNir

There Continued TO BE- uttcrsd
yesterday expressions of regret
over the retirement from the
Cabinet ~ W q. smith. Hut
the fresh topic Was the sncces-
sion. " VAS believed last night
IN the quarters Of the knowing
that Judge 4. q. NJ. Robertson
might be the man. II was fur
ther said that President Dole
wished Judge Cooper 10 remain
AZ Minister Of Foreign Affairs
and at the head Of the Depart
ment OF Education. The Cabine,
held two meetings on the sue
oession yesterday. The proceed
ings were not made Of record
and no conclusion was reached.
Mr.. Smith was present on
special invitation. In all prob
} ability Mr.. Smith will be re-
} lieved today.
:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
TIME TABLE
Wider SGand|p@NlDQlJ)
10 .
8. 8. KlNAU,
CLARKE. onnAHpln,

VIA leave Honolulu every Tuesday q
~ o'clock noon, toxchtnE At LahAtnA.
Maslaea Bay and Maizena, the sa0s
day; MahukOna, Kawalrae and IIaups.
hOehoe the following day. arrlvtug at
Hilo On Wednesday evening.
Returning. will sail from INlo every
Friday " 8 O'Clock p. m. touching at
LaupahOehoe, Mahukona, KawaihaA.
IMakena, Aaalasa Bay and LAhains, ar
irving ut Honolulu Saturday night.
VIII call at PohOiki. Puma, on the
second trip Of each month, arriving
there on rhs morning OF the day Of
sailing from Hilo 20 Honolulu.
The popular route to the Volcano IL
via HilO. A good carriage road the en-
tire distance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
FOR TWO WEEKS
A Reslns Of blulsu o. The
Past Fortnight
Flol1mfSS AND ACTIVITY
Lisel,rsss the kotsbie ssstvvss-
8uiidirs Material ard Build
Inss-Land-s stocks.
COMMERCIAL.
As at the end Of previous quarters
business In wholesale lines IL rather
slack.
The prices OF groceries and feed
stuffs continue firm. There Is great ac-
tivi,y in stocks.
On account OF the drought in Califor-
mia hay is likely To continue high in
price.
Building material remains firm and
-ha damand active
141S
NEW FIRMS.

J. S. Splitter, GAL King street; Yum
Chap, Kewalo. Queen street; Huelo
Sugar Mill Co., Huelo, Makawao;
Kwong Sing Wo Co., 434 King street;
&. J. Fishel, Irwin block, Nuuanu
street; 8. KIDD, Onomea. South Hilo;
X. Taketa. Aiea, Eva; Miss +. Oliver,
Woman's Exchange, Merchant street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
IMMIGRATION.

Following are the arrivals and de-
partures during the past two weeks:
Arrivals. Departures.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17

(All OF the foregoing is from the
March l5 fortnightly report OF the Ha-
wailan Mercantile Agency, Q. II. Ber-
rey, manager)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental 4 Oriental Steamship Co
AND Togo Kisen Kaisha.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO:


or below toned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-17

+. Garcia a. Co., Hamoa, Hama; kuia
Japanese Store. Kuls, Makawao; Wash
ington Light Co, Honolulu; Hons and
Coke, Waikiki.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-22

Hbby, to take charge of the patti
ents who have small pox in the
Village Of Grangeville, and his
compensation is hereby fixed at
five dollars (S5.OO) per day from
and after the date Of this order had
until the 3Oth day of Dec. 1890
1t is further ordered by the
Board that the said quarantine
physician shall take the neces4 4ary
measures to care for such small
pox patients as are dependent and
who are INDECENT poor, at the ex-
pense Of the county; and to take
such necessary measures and pre-
cautions as will insure the com
pliance with the orders of this
Board and the statutes of Idaho,
in regard to preventing the spread
of the said disease Of small pox and
in enforcing the quarantine OF all
such cases; and it is further ordered
that any physician or perso j at
tending any small pox patient
after visiting such patient, shall
Immediately thoroughly disihiect
himself and use every precaltion
to prevent the spread Of said dis
ease.
Whercupon the Board of health
adjourned IL, til Saturday Dec. 80,
1899, at l o'clock p. NJ.
&. w. PETTY,
Attest: Charm IAN.
A. w. TALKINGToN.
Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-22
Train Wreck at kendrick,


Last Friday evening at 7'o'clock
heavy train Of cars and tw o en-
zines ran away on the Potlatch
gra ie and finally left the track
about mile above Kendrick, in
stantly killing five men. Control
Of the train was lost as it was de-
scending the heavy grade near
and the wild 81 x-mile
plunge of the runaway engines
down one of the steepest railroad
grades in the northwest country
and the awful sensations of the
fated crew lack any description of
accuracy because no one has been
able to tell it. The caboose car
was detached from the runaway
aud stopped by the brakes, other
wise the loss of life would have
been greater. The runa way is
supposed to be caused by the
slippery condition of the rails.
The night was intensely dark.
The train was heavily load ed with
railroad iron and steel for use in
the construction work on the upper
Clearwater. A relief train was
dispatched from Lewiston and the
search for the dead bodies COM
menced. The track was placed in
condition early the next day and
trains are running as usual.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-22
Froze his Feet.

Two miners named Robert Puelz
and William Mcclure left Grange
vile on Thanksgiving morning
bonnd for their mining claims To-
Gated on Big creek, elev en- miles
east OF Buffalo HUMP. They
camped on Squaw creek that even
ing and left the next morning on
snow shoos, reaching Their camp
that evening where it W as found
that McGuire's left foot VI was badly
frozen. 1ney both sat up that
night applying snow to IL he frozen
member, and the folio owing day
they started on their return trip
to Grangeville, which they reached
without further mishap, where
Mr.. Mcclure is now undergoing
medical treatment. His foot is
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-12-22
OUR COUNTY FATHERS
Meet In Special Session as &
Board of Health.

Meet in Special Session as
Board of Health.
STATE OF IDAHO,
County of Idaho. %.
On this 14th day Of December.
A. D. 1899, the Board of County
Commissioners of Idaho county,
State Of Idaho, to wit: g. w.
Petty, chairman, John T. Briscoe
and Joe. B. Cook, commissioners
and the county physician, to wit:
5. =. Bibby, the same beinga board
of health Of said county, met as
such board Of health, at Mt. Idaho
in the Office of the Board of COM
'nissioners of said county.
The following proceedings were
had, to wit:
1t was ordered by the Board and
agreed to and accepted by the
county physician, who was hereto
fore appointed quarantine physi-
clan of said county, to wit: S. E.
Bibby, that his compensation for
services as such county physician
should be and the same is hereby
fixed at the sum of ten dollars
$1,000 per day for q term COM
mencing from the 7th day of Dec.
1899, when the S'a;,. s. E. Bibhv
assumed the duties of said ouaran.
tine physician, and ending the
S0th day Of Deoember, 1899; and
the said quarantine physician.
having stated to said Board that
he needed an assistant to take
charge Of the small pox patients
in the city Qt Grangeville; and it
appearing 70 the Board that the
disease Of small pox is prevail
ent in said Idaho county and strict
measures should he taken to pre-
vent the spread Of said disease;
II Y hereby ordered, that Dr..
- +. Brown, b and he II hereby
1ulnSed a1nintnAt q uid 81 X