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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
New Lothrop,

Mrs. Fred Reed was in Corunna on
Tuesday--Clarence Amidon is again
able to be on the street---Mrs. J.H.
Clark spent portion of last week with
her parents in Montrose--Dr. Shoe
makers sister and two children, of Ne
braska, visited at his home part of last
week--Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Freeman,
of Flushing, were guests at the home of
l. E. French, Saturday--W. L. Colby
has purchased the interest of Elm er
Judd in the hardware store and Cyrus
Judd and Mr.. Colby will continue the
business under the firm name of Judd &
Colby--A company of Cleaners gath
cred at the home of Andrew Perry, two
miles west and one-half mile north of
town, on Friday evening and very hap
PLY surprised him--George French
entertained his Sunday school class at
his home on Thursday evening. Games,
candy, etc, helped to make very en-
joyable evening. There were ten of the
boys present--Julian Bullock has ac.
cepted position in the drug Store of
DR.. Russell at Montrose. He cormenc.
ed his duties on Monday and ex:ects
TO move his family there to reside in the
near future.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
South Brady.

z. Corcaran, of Owosso, visited al
E. Ahearn's one day last week--Mrs.
Miner and son Loyal, are visiting al
z. Stacks Norman Varco and Miss
Media Stickles attended the show in
Owosso Saturday night-Mrs. X.
Schnefecker accompanied her daughter
Gertrude, to Detroit, where. she IS at.
tending school. She has been spending
the holidays with her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley--Mr. Harry
Creacy. of Saginaw, who is ATTENDING
the medical college there, visited friends
on the ridge recently. j. Haley
spent part of last week in Bath and
Laingsburg buying stock--Mr. r.
Varco, visited friends in Burton on Sun
day--Mrs. George Scott entertained
her brother Mr. Davids, of Vernon. last
week. He returned from Dakota short
time ago. where he has been engaged
in 5usiness--Mrs. Kittie Carmody, of
Owosso, visited her sister, Mrs. O'Con
nor for a few days-Thomas Brennan
proprietor of the hotel in Chesaning
spent the day, Tuesday, the guest of
his parents--Mrs. T. Forbes was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. j. Haley,
last week--Supt. Mccartney is in
Saginaw this week on official business
Coy brothers are doing big busi-
ness in their feed mill.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
Elsie.

Eugene Allen is home from Detroit LEROY
Lawrason is In Detroit on business. VALID
ron Is visiting friends in New York--Charles
ROSS son Is quite Ill with diphtheria--John
Crotty was in Owosso on business Friday--In.
stallation Monday night of the G. A. r. and w.
X. C.-Mrs. Allen Levy fell and injured her
race the latter part of the week.-Mrs.. Watson.
mother of Albert Watson, is suffering from a
stroke OF paralysis--George Rouse and wife.
OF stanton, are visiting his mother, Mrs. e.
Cramer--H. L. Kendrick and family OF St
Johns spent Sunday with friends in Elsie
The places OF business In the village will close
at eight O'Clock for the next few weeks--I. A.
Finch has returned from Fort Steel, b. c..
where ne has been for the past three years
MISS Minnie Ryan, who has been visiting an
aunt In Washington, d. c., has returned To
Elsie--Chas. Simpson, who has been visiting
friends In Elsie, has returned to his home in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Burleson, who has
been working In Owosso for sometime mast.
stepped In vat of hot lye at that place and was
quite seriously burned---Mrs. Chas Sexton
and Mrs. Hattie Maynard, who have been at
Orion for the past few weeks, have returned to
their homes.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
Union Plains.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert LeMay are both sick with
the grip--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Larner, OF
st. Charles, have been visiting at H. H. Lanck
toms and Grant Morgan's the past few days
Grant Morgan dislocated his knee Joint while
doing chores in his barn last week Thursday
Lewis Hankey Jr. went to Corunna Saturday
George Harder and wife returned Friday
from their wedding trip-The Union Plains
Sunday school elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Superintendent, N. F. Rich.
ards; assistant, Conrad Frye; secretary. Miss
Nellie Fosket; treasurer, Lewis Hankey Jr. !:
organist Miss Bessie Richards; chorister, Miss
Luie Harder; librarian, William Richards
On Saturday evening yearling colt, belonging
to b. S. Fosket was strangled by the halter that
was attached to another colt, till it was appar
emily dead, but by holding up its head and blow.
ng in its nostrils it slowly regained breath. and
vas restored to life. 1t was certainly quite re-
Hathaway has moved into the
'antrell house-It is reported that Clayton
Sayers has diphtheria in Chicago; also Herbert
3urlingame, who went there from Byron
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
Pittsburg.

Hiram Pierson, OF Pittsburg, and Mrs Mary
Forbes, OF Saginaw, were married at the resi-.
dence Of her sister, Mrs. W. M Lawrence, OF
Sagerville, in the presence of number of
friends from different parts of the state. They
have the best wishes OF all their friends
The Cleaners held an oyster supper at the hotel
the first of the week with good attendance
Our school is moving along in splendid shape
Our blacksmith. w. Bentley, has all the
work he can do-W Reeves is holding
revival services here this week-G. N.
Mitchell, our groceryman, is ready to wait on
all who may purchase goo6s of him-Mrs. w.
Bentley Is very sick-J. Converse is busy de.
horning cattle-C. Swanson has gone to
Shsftsburg where he has a winters job lumber.
ing.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
PASSED INSPECTION.

The County House All Right Yesterday
When County officials and Press Rep
resentatives Called
Supt. and Mrs. N. +. Mckenzie, of
the county farm, have every reason tn
feel proud of the appearance which the
new building presented yesterday, when
in company with the uperintendents of
the poor and the wives of the latter
gentlemen, they opened the institution
to the official family of the county, the
representatives of the press, and few
other guests, and served as fine dinner
as 1t has ever been the fortune of any
set of men to sit down before.
The supervisors, who were already In
Corunna in the midst of the January
session. Joined the various other guests
In ample time to reach the county farm
before the noon hour, and took car.
riages for the scene of the anticipated
feast. Having arrived Mt the farm and
put out their horses, the guests repaired
to the office OF the house and overflswod
into the halls and rooms above.
When dinner was announced the
guests to the number of fifty sat down
and proceeded to relieve the table of
load which was something tremendous.
Without attempting to give the com
plete menu. The TIMES representative
has . somewhat indistinct and jun.
bled up recollection of roast pork, |
chicken, potatoes mashed and |
creamed, scalloped oysters, hot rolls,
tea and coffee. salads, pickles both |
sour and sweet, olives, celery. cram
berry sauce, several kinds Of cake and
ditto Of pie, and TO say that everyone
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
Perry.

Mr.. Rob johnson, who has been in Charlotte
for few weeks, has returned home---Mr. Gil.
ford Rood, of Morrice, was In town Saturday
Mrs. T. Johnston returned home Thursday
from Jackson where she has been visiting
The Mi ses Alice Lucas and Katie Hammond
drove TO Shaftsburg Saturday-Miss Minnie
Lucas retuinei to her school after spending
her vacation with her parents-Mr. and Mrs
Guy Hart are visiting In Lapeer- Pratt viii
COX was in Battle Creek and Valparaiso last
week-Clare Ram, of Perry, and Miss Emma
Ost, rlie, Of White Oak, were married n;
williamson, Monday. We wish them success
MIR. and Mrs Geo. Hunt, of Owosso, yisited
relatives In Perry and Locke last week-I,es.
lie Bacon declares that Chas. DePotty shot nj
q flock Of wild turkeys and killed eight. This
seems TO be very clever shot--Rev. John
Sweinfurth preached In the M. e. church Sum.
day. Rev. Taylor is still suffering from throat
n @. Perry is on the sick I,st
James Morgan has resigned his position
with. e Brown Co.---Miss Efie Mann,n. :,
West Bay City, Is visiting friends here--I
Byan, who has been olerking at 4. Brown A
Cos store. has gone 70 Ovid 10 accept = posi-.
tiou. .ss.cook
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
Garland,

Mrs. Celia Hyde has returned from Hoopes
ton'ln'.where she has been visiting her sons
Mr.. John Myrtin lost bag OF carpet rag balls
irom his wagon Friday, while moving to his
nome near Brady Center--E. F. Babcock and
wife, OF near Laingsburg visited A. T. Colby
ana family the first Of the week-The L. A. s.
met with Mrs. A. Mitchell Thursday-Mrs.
VIM. Green and children are spending the week
with her parents in Chapin--Mr. Frank Well.
ington has returned from visit with relatives
In st. Johns--Mr and Mrs. d. Carroll, of Chap
In, were the guests of Martin Campbell and
family Sunday--Miss Eva Mitchell ,has re
turned from Buffalo, N, Y.-Trustee meeting
Will be held at the M. P. church week from
wednesday evening--Mrs. Lewis Shickle is
entertaining her brother Thomas Blunt, and
family-Work will soon be commenced upon
M. p. church sheds.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
Laingsburg.

Union services are being held in the several
churches in observing the week of PRAYER
Inc lecture course consisting OF six numbers,
Is nnaliy completed under the direction OF the
several young peoples societies OF the village.
Ihe opening entertainment OF the course is a
concert by the Eugene Page Co., of Detroit,
Jan. ls' Mr.. Page can handle mandolin bet
Ter than any other man in Michigan--Mr.
Howdin and his trick horse have taken up their
ABODE In town again for the winter The horse
Is one OF the side show attractions in the Fore
paugh Sells Bros circus. Mrs. Howden is also
one OF the fancy riders-The Bible Study
Union has taken up the study of semilroths
outline OF the Bible for the next years work.
The class numbers nearly twenty.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
BENNINGTON.

Tuesday, Jan. 16. at the home of the BRIDES
parents occurs the marriage of Miss I<ittie
Tayior to Mr.. Lee Byerly-Mrs. Myrtle
"auRh mas been suffering with tonsilitis
very peasant evening was spent last Friday at
the public installation Of officers of the Ben.
nington Arbor of Cleaners. A good program
was rendf red after which oysters were served
Miss Kittie Milspaugh is clerking for w. p.
arryman-The party that was to have been
last week Wednesday evening at Joe Breaugh's
was postponed Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon living
northeast OF town, lost their little boy last Fri
day morning with the Group. He was buried at
Henderson.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
Bennington.

Merritt Moore, of Detroit, is visiting
at Mrs. l.. M. Hackett's, he has been on
trip in western Michigan and reports
good sleighing at Paw Paw, Niles, Ben
ton Harbor and other lake shore towns
=. +. Kinney, of Saginaw county,
was also guest Monday night at the
residence of Mrs. Hackett--M G.
Josenhans. of Maple River, is reported
very sick--The Ladies Aid Society, of
Maple River, will meet with Mrs. W.
Clark, on Friday the 18th of January
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
Caledonia.

Jonn Munat returned from his visit in De-
uoit last Saturday-Jacob Hohenshell and
hugh Morris are busy saving a buzz pile in the
Leland woods-Mrf and Mrs. Andrew. Newell
ana family visited friends in Owosso Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilmore visited friends
near Chesaning last week.. Mufat and son.
Ernest. are visiting friends in Detroit this week
Some OF the young folks have been attend
Ing Crusade meetings at the North Venice
church--Mr. L. Preston of Grand Rapids. is
visiting his uncle, E. M Conley.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12

The Holiday rush is over.
now can attend to the exam
ination of the Eye, Free of
Charge. | have a complete
line of OPTICAL GOODS. If.
seen will be appreciated.
The Finest and Latest Instru-
ments for examination.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-01-12
To Cure a Cold in One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL 1t fails to
cure f. w. Groves signature on every
box. Csc.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19
Rally Day st c. P. Church.

Last Sunday. Oct. iIth. was raj.
ly day at the Cumberland Presby.
terrain Sunday school and was an
interesting occasion. The excr-
cises were conducted by Superin.
tendent George Althouse. assisted
by DR.. Galloway. who opened the
services by reading scripture les.
son taken from John a..
The regular lesson was dispens.
cd with and mn excellent program
followed. The exercises BY the
primary department were under
the supervision Of Mrs. w. +.
Sharp and ere an interesting feat.
urc. The following rccitations
were given: The Sheep Of the
Fold Ernest Grube; 1.-THE Lost
Sheep"--Claude Sheuc: THE
Lambs Of the Fold"-Catharinc
Cooper. Music by the choir. Miss
Mary Black presided at the organ.
DR.. Black made a short talk TAX
ing for his subject Parallels"
which II the study for the present
quarter. His word swcrc interesting
throughout aud most helpful, RS.
pecially to the tea, hers. Rev. l..
Il. Morris ever alive to the interests
Of the Sabbath school. which IL a
large, thrifty and finely organized
one. made a short.talk in which he
urged the members Of the church
to become members Of the Sabbath
school.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19
Charles Bray Found Dead.

The death Of Charles Bray. the
10 year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Bray living at Edwards.
q small station near Waverly. was
a very sad one. On last Thursday
morning the young man who arises
early and usually opens his fathers
store in the morning before break
fast, arose earlier than usual. that
he might enjoy an hour hunting
squirrels. Remaining away longer
than his parents thought he should
do. they became very uneasy and
went out In search Of him, only to
find his dead body lying in the
woods some ten feet from his gun.
He had been shot in the abdom en-.
1t was supposed to have been an
accident, as he had not an enemy
and was too happy and full Of life
and hope for the future to have
taken his own life.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

sweet spirited christian men It was
their privilege to know. He was
q man whose daily life conformed
to his profession-in fact Il was the
grandcst sermon Of his life and the
influence Of his daily associations,
acts Of kindness. words Of cheer.
deeds Of mercy. earnest entreaties
and admonitions to live u better.
holier life will keep his memory
green in the hearts ot hundreds.
DR.. Barbec was sixty-hve years old
and had been in the ministry since
he was a young man. He leaves
a wife. two sons aud one daughter.
The funeral will he held ut the
Baptist chapel Friday afternoon at
ago. A special train will carry
the remains to the Junction tor
Marshall where interment will take
place. leaving here ut 4 o'clock.
Persons desiring to view the re-
mains will call nj the residence to-
morrow between . u. ~. aud p.
m.
Mayor Crockett issued the fol-
lowing last night:
Whereas. death has called away
Rev. DR.. Barlec. ] request that all
business houses he closed during
the funeral services as a token al
the high esteem IN which lie was
held.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

Excelsior Daiiy can.
Rev. DR.. Joshua Barbee Of the
Presbyterian church died at his
residence in this city last night,
after a short illness. No man in
this city was better or more wide.
" known than DR.. Barbee at home
and abroad and no man had more
admiring friends. As a clergyman.
he was ever found going about do.
ing good in the name of the Master
and he won the profound respect
and admiration Of everyone. He
was an able, earnest. faithful min.
lister whose life work has been
noble and whose efforts have made
the world better and mankind hap.
pier. No minister in the city ever
stood higher in the estimation of
the people, and in his demise the
citizens will keenly feel the loss of
a loyal friend of the city of health
and the church people one of the
most jealous gospel workers and
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19
A Home Coneert Company.

The Ariel Quartet, composed Of
Mcssrs. Leland and Charles Wiley.
Horace and Joseph Leonard, as.
sisted by Prof. If,iger. pianist and
Robert Ward. elocu,ionist. will
give an entertainment at Marshall
opera house OH Monday. Oct. 29,h.
This entertainment promises to liz
q rich treat to lovers Of music, and
the people Of Marshall should give
them q full house.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19
Club Day.

October az, at ago p. M. DR..
T, W. Galloway will lecture to tie
Monday Club on THE Problem
Novel" The delegates to the
Missouri Federation Of Women's
Clubs which c0nvenes at Joplin
Nov. 9TH, will he elected the same
afternoon. A full attendance Of
the club is desired.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19

yearst to their college days when they
occupied the same room at school;
he mentioned his noble traits,
and high mo,al worth as a youth.
before he had been converted, tcs-
tifying to the comfort he had ever
been to him, especially during the
darkest hours Of his life when he
too. was called upon to give up all
that was dearest to him In life.
DR.. Boude referred to the unfinished
sermon found upon the desk Of de.
ceased after he was taken sick, and
how appropriate to his life. Fight
the good fight"
He said no children ever had a
sweeter legacy left them than Rev.
Joshua Barbee had left to his. He
closed his remarks by speaking
most feclingly Of his great "ffect.
ion for the departed.
At the close Of the discourse,
Rev. Dudley Claggett, pastor Of
the Mt. Olive church, made an
earnest and beautiful prayer, after
which DR.. Bowen read the hymn,
"How Firm a Foundation" An
opportunity was then given to any
who had not seen the remains to
do so.
The long cortege then wended
It's way to Ridge Park Cemetery.
where the services were concluded.
The pail bearers were: Judge
Samuel Davis, p. II. Rea. DR..
John r. Hail. J. VanDyke. Win.
Piper. NJ. w. Hall. G. NJ. Fran.
cisco and G. G. Page. The honor.
AIRY pail bearers were the deacons
aud elders Of churches at which
the deceased had served as pastor:-
DR.. Fisher. J. a. Jones. A. J. vii.
son, Richard Gaines. Theodore
Jones. Charles Marsh, w. l.. Ir'
vine, John Blackburn, Mr.. Dyer
and l. Sydenstricker.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-19
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Rev. Joshua Barbee Laid to Rest
a Ridge Park Cemetery. The
Services a Presbyterian Church.

The remains Of the late Rev.
Joshua Barbee accompanied by the
family and a number Of friends ar.
rived In Marshall Friday night at
nine o. o'clock. and were taken to the
Presbyterian church. where they
remained until after the funeral on
Saturday.
The casket was opened early
Saturday morning. giving an op.
portunity to many friends who
passed in and out, for several
hours before the funeral. to look
upon the face Of their departed
friend for the last time--thc face
that even in death retained the
same sweet smile which was charac.
teristic Of him in life.
Sorrowing friends from all over
the county gathered at the church
at the appointed hour for the fun.
eral to pay the last tribute Of re-
spect to one who was greatly be.
loved. and whose sudden death
brought genuine sorrow to so
many homes.
The services opened by the sing.
ing Of that dear old hymn: Safe
in the arms Of Jesus" by the choir
composed Of Misses Louise and
Virsie Woodbridge. Nettic Nc
MILAN and Messrs G.. ID. Newton
and c. W. Lacy, followed by q
prayer by Rev. Franc Mitchell. Of
Odessa.
Rev. c. Il. Thomas, pastor Of
the church then read from, Revela.
tons, followed by the h., mn,
Thou art gone to the grave"
DR.. S. NJ. Neel. Of the Central
Presbyterian church at Kansas
City made an address paying
tribute to the deceased. as one
Of the richest products Of di
vine grace that he had ever
known. Dwelling upon his many
excellent qualities-his constancy
and fidelity a. a friend, as he
had known him intimately aud
loved him dearly for twelve
years, he said they had never
been together, II only for fifteen
minutes, that his friend Barbee had
not spoken Of church work. and the
salvation Of some soul in whom he
was deeply interested.
He spoke at length Of his joy
BUSINESS Of character, happy under
all circumstances, aud ready to
listen to all who came to him. al.
ways taking his religion into every
avenue OF life.
DR.. H. ID. Boude then spoke OF
the many virtues of his deceased
friend and brother, going back IS
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Good Medicine for Children

II you have baby in the house you
will wish TO know the best way to
check any unusual looseness Of the
bowels. or diarrhoea so common to
small children. o. P NJ Holiday, of
Deming, Ind, who has an 1l-mopths'
old child, says: Through the months
of June and July our baby was teeth
ing and took running OF of the bow
els and sickness of the stomach. His
bowels would move from five TO eight
times day. had bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the house and gave him
four drops in a teaspoonful of water,
and he got better at once" For sale oy
all dealers and druggists. Benson,
Smith & Co., general agents, Hawaiian
Territory.
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OF PERSONAL INTEREST

Mr. and Mrs A. @. HAYES. Jr- srs
speaking the summer at Sans Souci.
Captain Paul smith seli known In
Honoiuiu. friend writes Is now serv-
ing al Mindanzo. PI
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coura<it bare
returned from quite stay at Pearl
City They vere the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs a D0wseft
". o. Smith appeared before the
Board Of Health yesterday IN behalf Of
the Pantheon people. who had been re-
fused a buIldinx permit.
Lawyers Berrey. Rex Hitchcock and
Dawson were ia attendance nj the
Board of Health yesterday in the in
terests Of clients holding unsettled
plague bills
The eighth assessment Of 10 per cent
on the aSSeSsable stock of the McBryde
Sugar Co is due on July 3Oth. and will
be delinquent on August 18th ST the
office of Messrs- Theo. II. Davies i Co.
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w. E. BIVENS,
REAL ESTATE.
STOCKS K BONDS
oFFICE-CoRNER KING
AND BETHEL STREETS
FOR SALE.
1. Business Lot on Fort street.
. Business Lot on Bere,ania street.
3 Business Lot in Chinatown
l. New House. eight rooms, half acre
grounds. near car line. Very cheap.
5. Beautiful Residence Property on
Prospect street. commanding view of
III Getty.
6. Elegant House OF seven rooms,
large grounds, on Lunalilo street
4. Five-Room House on Beretania
street
s. Four Lots in Kaimuka Tract A
bargain. On very easy terms.
3. Lots near Kapahun road. SIS to
5000 each. Easy terms.
The Furniture of a 5-roomed Cottage.
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OAHU RAILWAY AND land GO.
TIME TABLE.

From and Altar January l, 1900.
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She Knew King Kalakaua.

SAN FRANCISCO. July Mrs.
Sarah Van Dycke Hubbard OF San
Francisco and Marysville, California.
died in Paris. June - Her husband
was prominent In business and po-
htical life at one time. and WAS once
on the governors st1-f. At tie time
that the late King halasaua visited the
United States, DIR. Hubbard was dele
gated by the governor TO escort the
king to Washington.
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FOR RENT.

One New Modern Cottage, centrally
located.
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Lost.

On Nay soth. secondhand Sterling
Bicycle. No 1735. from In front Of As
sociated Charities. Hotel street A re-
ward Of s win b. paid to party return
Ing this vssl 10 the Pacific Cycle Co.
Yurs s&xeeE
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The Honolulu Republican will be de-
livered TO any part of the city for 75c
per month or 81 per quarter.
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FOR LEASE.

= A valuable business site on Mauna-
kea. near Hotel street
One acre ground, between Liliha
street and Insane Asylum road; good
residence sites.
A large lot, with 10s feet frontage. on
King street at Kapalama. just past the
rice field.