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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-05-27

could be, but I leave it to you, Aunt
son in the house who gets up at all
hours of the night to see men, and
whO-''
cit was my brother" The voice
came from the doorway
Aunt Jane Mary gave a scream.
She hated to be caught looking as
she did at that moment.
eco downstairs said I. $50 down!
Go downstairs, she'll have a fit
''I'Il cure her, said the boarder.
Aunt Jane Mary's jaw worked con-
vulsively. The new boarder ap-
preached the bed.
''There! There!" she said sooth-
ingly. She took Aunt Jane Mary's
hand in one of hers and smoothed it
with the other. I have thought
since that she must have possessed
hypnotic power. Give seen worse
looking people than you in my pro-
fession-not much, though she said,
turning to me. "Now, now. There!
There!" She stroked Aunt Jane
Mary's arm with her thin brown hand
as she spoke. There! You'll be all
right presently. There! Are you
feeling better? Run down to my
room''-she turned to me-"and
open that little black bag that sets
on the table, and bring me that bot
tie of pale yellow liquid. Get
tumbler and spoon as you come past
the dining-room and some water.
Oh! You have water here. Go quick
ly! There! There! Where is the
pain?''
Aunt Jane Mary, who loved to be
made much of, lay as quiet as a
mouse.
Instinctively I obeyed, and running
swiftly down the stairs, 1 got the
bottle, spoon, and glass, and re-
turned to the upper chamber. AS 1
came in the door, Miss Dacres was
lifting Aunt Jane Mary up on her
pillows with the tenderness required
by serious case. Then she resumed
the stroking of her arm, with the
soothing THERE! There!" which
seemed a part of her trade To nv
establishment, Aunt Jane Mary al
lowed her to drop a few globules of
the pale yellow liquid in glass half
full of water and give it to her.
Then the soothing in the way of
stroking and words continued, and
Aunt Jane Mary had soon dropped
off into a natural slumber.
Miss Dacres gently disengaged her
self and went quietly down the stairs.
l followed slowly after.
you can't go until afternoon"
said /; "the keys broken off in the
lock, and can't get at your money"
"Can't some one round here pick
lock?"
'sI'm afraid not" said I. ..There is
no one nearer than the village. I
am going down there by and by, and
I will get the 1ocksmith to come up"
I'll go down on my wheel,'' said
she.
NO." said I, suspecting something,
knew not what, from her readiness,
II will go myself. You don't know
where the locksmith lives, and /
want"
Il could ask, suppose. The place
isn't so ALFRED big-I mean, the
village is not place of such mag
nificent distances
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-05-27
ST. BERNARD DOGS.
Soble Breed That Furnishes Won
derfuI Instances OF Intelligence
and Bravery.

A New England mill owner allowed
ais pet St. Bernard TO sleep In the OF
Zee, quite near his house, says writer
in Country Life in America. As he un-
locked the door one morning ne heard
a low growl, and there stood the dog
over the PROSTATE body of man. As
the mill owner approached the man
tried to arise, but another warning
growl made him drop back, ejaculat-
ing: For Gods sake, call off your dog!
He's been standing over me four
hours" Burglar tools lay beside him.
de was unharmed and SO was the safe.
A lady who was going on a long
Journey one summer left her Bremen"
In the care of livery stable keeper,
friend who knew and loved the dog.
Bremen was very quiet and unob-
trusive fellow, careful to keep out OF
the way, yet always near at hand. So
quiet was he that strangers thought
him cowardly, and many times he was
showed about by teasing, human bull
lies-just to see what he would do.
Bremen took all their rough jokes in
good part until one day after his toes
had been trodden on repeatedly by his
chief tormentor. Finding it appar-
emily impossible to provoke the dog,
the bully turned upon the stable keep
er and began wrestling with him. Up
sprang Bremen like tiger, and, push
ing his great body between the men, he
forced them apart. Then, erect upon
his hind legs he put his forepaws upon
his enemy's shoulders and uttered just
one fierce growl. That was enough.
His toes never suffered again.
A three-months-old pup, by careful
observation, learned the connection be-
tween the pump handle and his supply
| of fresh water. When the pan was
empty and he felt thirsty he would
seize the handle and shake it repeat
edly as well as he could. If this pro-
| ceeding failed to attract the attention
OF any one he would take the pan in his
mouth and bang it violently against
the pump. AS he grew older he helped
the boys about their farm work-or
tried to-and with very little training
became good cattle driver, never an
noying the cows by barking in front of
them, but following them closely and
pushing the stragglers gently to per-
suade them to rejoin their friends.
When the door of the cow barn was
opened it was the signal for him to go
down the lane to the pasture and bring
the cattle home. He was proud of his
skill, having been praised repeatedly
for it. One blazing July day a chance
visitor opened the door. Bravo, living
in the shade, heard and saw. 1t was
hours too early and he was loath to
leave his comfort, but the call of duty.
must be obeyed, and away he sped. The
cows were taking their comfort, too.
some resting under the elms, some
| standing knee-deep in the cool stream.
Up they had to come, one and all, most
reluctantly, surprised and unhappy.
Bravo never understood why he got
such a rating that afternoon.
No other breed of dogs is more adapt
able to changing conditions. Give him
his friends and he is happy, whether
hemmed in by the limitations of city
fiat or free to roam over 100 acres.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-05-27

Of 10000 European emigrants to Ar.
gentina last year $4,000 were Italians.
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bette tubanif9e Sa6at mGais, taft gss
nint unteriaeibet.
@adoerit1nbise, tpeI4s g9etfera
@eriu9sfelb elmer Qriifung u~nter3ogen
ba6en, finb Der Meinurg, boB bic gan5s
@egenb bor3igli4 gum 2abatsbau Iid
ei9ne unb al einem Der bebeutenbiteu
2~obofsge6tete Der 6emifphdre ii4 enta
fuIten nerbe; fe iaeen iDgar pOrous.
DoB ii9 in ber @egenb BON Ndcogbo4es
Elm e6eHio GROCER Boom" entpideln
nirbe tpie Bel BEN, 100 MeiIen Iiibtta
gelegenen Beaumont, afs bort bic hes
faunten petrnleumfelber entbedt tpurs
ben.
QuBer ben in Der Ndbe s~ebetbenben
G%abatsfOrten pirb aud ouer Inbdt.
Der in ben Regierungss 9 Decentralization
men Der iiibli4en Gtoaten nG4ft. in
Der nelten Complication bon @d6fers
nern untsrin9t unb be9onbelt tperben.
SAT- offer Iabof, Der in ben @iibs
itoaten 9ebei1t, nirb gum 3mede bes
Gauens unb Rau9ens in Der gfeife
berfpanbt. nur 5loriba proouairt cine
groBe Menge euten 8[dttertabafs. 8is
ieBt freili4 TIT in ben Der. Gtaaten
nod tein Iabat ee5ogen foorben, Der
nit ben beiteu fubaniiden @orten ripas
liiiren t6nnte, bo9 bofft man, in Seras
ioIGen gu sieben, Der benz t%pertbpouften
fuhhnifh1en dIeihfnmm4
Ser @Tpert @beIfer bat in iinsfter
3eit 8erfu4e onseiteat. 3eltbG9er iiber
Die SabatsfeIber gu 3ieben, urb bat
ansgefunben. boB bieie 8ebonbluns
Derebelnb auf ben gbaratter beg 8lats
tes eintpirft.
Sang enorne s3ifFern neiit ber @r>
port bon pfetfentdbat bieraulanbe duf;
fpeaieI probuoiren aentudp unb 8irs
ginien einen Sabat fir bieien 3ned,
Der nod ni9t ibertroffen norben.
Der @rport bon 8ldttertobof aus
ben Ser. @tadten iiberitetgt ben sSn1s
port 14fn9, Der Msrtb betrGgt ie6o9
nur bag 9oppelte. Dies ertl6rt ii4
boraus, oaB Der importtrte 8l6tters
to6ut nur aus ben tbeueriten pretss
lGssn beFtebt unb ousf9lieBli4 our
gtgarrens5abrifatton oertoonbt tpirb.
tpdbrenb nur minbertpert6iger 9tGtter.
tabuf egporttrt tptrb. Der Sabaf, Der
in nielen R~orbtaaten. b~eionbers In
Connecticut, seaogen tptrb. rei4t sbeu
an ben fubanii9en ni9t beram.
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i'm Sabre 1872 bic llniDeriitdt ubfOl.
rirte.
Sm Sabre 1878 fpurbs er in ct.
2ouis BON benz bomolieen 8if1ofe,
jesisem gr3biI4ofe Rnan, gum griss
fer orbinirt unb 6ierauf gum 5tpeitet
pfarrer Der bortigen ct. gribgets
0emein0e ernannt, tpelGes Mmt CT 5ehn
Sabre lang nit beitem Grfolse beliefs
bette. Damn grInbete er bic ct. 2epss
@emeinbe, cine gp6iergemeinbe Der
D%orsenunnten. Gs seIang inn in oers
b~GltniBmdbis febr tur5er 3sit, bic
Mittel gum 8au elmer Reiibsn3 fir ben
grielter unb Der reuen ct. 2eosG9uIe
gu bei9offen. Dpn feiner puftorolsn
Si4tisteit, Hegfamtsit unb 9eliebt=
belt 5suet an beiten bic Sbatfade, bab
bic @emeinbe, fpelde er nit 1876 S5as
milisn in's 2eben REF, isst mebr als
300 sablt.
Ser ueue Gr3bif9of 1T Der erits,
nsl9er als folder Don benz nunmeht
rigsn papit pius x. sepeibt rporbeu
1T. unb baB es ssrobe Elm Mmeritdnsr
mar. perlisb Der gsremoDie elm 6eions
bsres @sprdgs.
Grsbtf4Of Seremiab s. SortD fteAt
I'm trGftigiten mannesalter, tDsnn aud
fir bic nsus hpbs Mirbs fsin bitter Elm
uneep5buIi4 nieorises 1T. Metder
S9dbuns er bsretts in iunsen Sabrer
bei fetnen @orsefsstsn fi9 erfreute, be'
tp.ift Elm @usiprua bss betagten era,
bifdofs R.urid. ala potsr 5ortp i'm
Mlter BON 80 Sobren gum gsiitIi9eu
Reratbsr eines aIoitsrs auserfebsn unb
bon anbsrer Gsite barauf birgeniefer
ipurbe, bub na1 ben itrGli1eu GasuNs
gen bas sefsslide QItsr fir biefss ami
40 Sabre fst. Der sreife Fir4enfurii
faste Ndmlid: rQugsni6etnIi9 III q
Elar. boB Hu4 ben gori4riftsu grfub'
rune unb urtbeiIsosrm5gen erit bel
9ier5igidbrigsn D~ordusgeiest perbsn.
finb re ober fGon BEL sinsm 3rpeiunb'
breiBtgid6ri9en ~porbaHbeu, UNI "a
bsfer."
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Bum sanmeln gebta(fa!
Sss 6easraIsssbano seutl6sr aeisserssi
banee III ben Der. Gtaatsa,

Sss 6easraIsesbano seutld1sr ssisserssss
bance In ben Der. staatsa,
Mit Der neulih in 8erre 5onte,
Snb., erfotgtsn 8egrGubuns bes Gene
tralDerbanoes beutider arieserbers
b6nbe in ben Ser. Staten 1T cine
Dereiniguns geidaffen motben. fir
beren 3utdnbetommen bic IeitenbeH
Geifer Der Gin3elDerbdnbe unb nus
Nentli9 Der gum p%taftbenten beg Gems
3rotberbanbes seipGblte 8orfibenbe bes
heutfdeu RriegerbuabeS bon Metp
Oorf, Mi9orb MiiLer, felt LANCER 3eit
fdon ibre 4rdfte eingeieBt batten.
Die beutf4en Rriegerbiinbe baben
f9 aus tleinen Nnfdngen. aus ben
frIber meiit nur gum 3pede Der 3rans
fenunteritiiBung unb CUR militdrii9en
9~eerbigung alter Rrieger g~egriinbetsn
0ereinen enttpideIt. Sic bilben beute
Elm Bonpert bes Deutf9tbums in Der
Union. Mbeefeben BON ben ben eine
seIner Mitgliebern eetpdbrten findns
sielen nnterituBuneen. pfleeen bieis
@ereine bic beutf9e 5pro9e, beutides
EIblen unb Denfen unb beutI9e ads
merubfddft. Dieie 3ieIe gu erfpeitern
unb freunbf9aftlide 8e3iebuneen 5tpis
fmen BEN alter unb benz Qboptips@as
isrlanbe gu pflesen unb gu ItiBen, 1T
Der 3ped bes gentraIperbonbes. Die
0ouptglieber ber @eretnieuns iinb Der
heutf9e Rriegerbunb Bpm Rorbames
rito, Der beuti4e arieserbunb bon Reip
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6sramId)sr 0abak.
Sssysss y Gssost BON sabaf aus ssa
Der. gtaateu.

SAsybst " ggSsrs bon sabaf aus es#
Der. ssaateu.
Dos Bunbes ; Gepartement fur
gdnbnirtbfdnft srri1tet gegenfpdrtig
tn Woc6gbohes, einem Gtdbtden i'm
bitIi9en Seros, cine Sabutsbau<9ers
fu@situfion, beren 2eitung benz i'm ges
rounttn Miniterium felt Jobren ana
etitelItsn gabafssgrpertsn 8. 8. @bsfs
fer unterittnt III.
Dor tttpa einem S1bre bate bas
Department auf 8eranloFung bes
GiterberfsbrsIeiters 6. 8. 8. Morie
BON ber .GOutbsrn poeifie," an nell
DEF NocosbD6ss liest, Todleute bebufs
llnteriu9uns Der BobenDerbdItntGe
entfonht. Sbre Beri4te lautsten 10
eiinitig, bab Or. WailtDn Dbitnen, Der
Chef bes Gpeaialbureaus fir Srbatss
ban. ben obengenonnten Grperten bort,
bin beDrberte unb i'm cine tleine Mns
pflon5ung Serfu9snsiis anlegeu lisb.
DIR perfu9 gelang iiber grDarten
gut. bic 9l6ttsr tDisien fat bos glei9.
@sprnn ME bic tubonifGsn ouf, fD bob
bds Department ii9 sntf9lob, etne
nit alien 9itfsmitteln Der I.useit Der.
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Widarn Maiinsr.

BORT unb Der Werbarb beutf9er Rries
ger DDn pennfplDunien nit suiammsn
10000 Mitgliebsrn.
Midarb Mu1sr ftdmmt aus
G4neibnib. Galeiien. gr mar Mrtila
Itrie. llnterDffiaier in Der beuti6en Mrs
NEE unb fam bDr ettpo 20 Sobren no9
Mmerifu. Set Subren ftebt Mider.
Der Gin onBerOrbentlid sefponbter Rebs
yler III. benz beutfden Rrieeerbunbe bon
NetD Uorf oIs prGiibent bor. 9or
aiDei Sabren ~unterndbm er nit elmer
grDberen Mnadbl Wlitstieber bss Buns
bes eine 0ereniigunesreiie no9
Deutf9Ionb. pobei er nit ungefdbr
tinem Dubenb biefer ~eben1ligen beuts
f6en Gnlboten in potshom benz Rdis
fer pDrgefeIIt tporb. SIN Sanuor 1902
leittte Ct ais 0berfeitmari9oa bic bon
ben beuti9en Dereinen in @ot9om au
gbren bes onfpeienbsn prin5en 6eins
rid perunitnltete sroBe porabe,
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Spred Stunoen pom 10-12 ubr
BorHittngs, 3-5 ubr Wnhmittaas
Sonntaas: BON 10-11 uhr 0urm.
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Brubirt urlere guten g9hisfies
nnb Beine au niebrioen 8reiieu.
M. GaitahDls &.spa, stain aoe.
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gr,bifaof eartp.

asssmsgaaf sss ebeshirssm ses @rsbisasfs
fbua,s @anifa.
Der bonn nerftDrbenen popT Seq
XIII. e%rrlarnte urb BON benz nunmebs
rigen ppntifsr piug x. unlGngit &c.
sDeihte Grabif40f 9artp BON manila
tit Elm geborener ct. Coulter unb ftsbi
I'm 50. ae6ensjabr.
Seine Graiebung erhielt Der neue
gr5bifaof in feiner @ateritabt, mo- er
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9r. James .. 8imoieD,
6tds.@eb6ube.
Sperialiit fit Gaie. 6als ii. DIR
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Hnbau ron gubat inter esiutpanoselt.
fsfene Gobotss9 @ Decentralization eiu0us
siHtsn. bic mad ibrsr 9OuenouHg Die
esSbte Der Melt fein tpirD.
GIN Grunb ms6r our Grri4tung Der
STATION g.rube in biefer @egenb mar
bos bort 6srrfGenbe miIbe unb in Tolge
htr R6bs bes G0Ifs etfuus feu4ts
alimo. bos iid BON bemienigsn IN benz
Dittrist pDn miHar bel RiD, rno Der
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-18
SALVATION ARMY
WORKS ON MAUI

On the Claudine last evening were
some Salvation Army people. who left
for ten days trip on Maui to hold
meetings at various points on that Is
land. They have formed themselves
into brigade. and expect to conduct
a very interesting campaign. Among
the number were the Hutchinson sis
tiers, who have worked for year or
more in Honolulu, but who have re-
Gently relinquished the command of the
local corps, and will take charge of the
work in Hilo Immediately upon the
completion of the Maui campaign. The
remainder of the brigade will return
here to continue work.
The captain says that in leaving
Honolulu a big piece of her heart re-
mains behind, as the work here has
been very dear to her. She wishes to
take this opportunity on behalf of her
self and her flieutenants to say good
bye to the people of Honolulu, and
thank the friends of the army who by
sympathy, kindness and practical help
have assisted in making their stay in
Honolulu both pleasant and profitable.
We feel sure that they take with them
to Hilo the best wishes of the people of
this city, as well as those of the corps
with which they have been connected.
We welcome their successors, Adju-
tant and Mrs. Coe and wish them
every success in the work here.
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THE KIOSK ERECTED FOR TIE CORONATION.

tract. Honolulu; $1,000 B a4s. 3d. Dat
ed Mar 6, 1903
RECORDED MAR. Z.
Chang Kan Lin to Tan Sang Tong Co..
D: lot Ku1 1120 Pauoa valley Honolulu;
$50. B 24s. p 30. Dated Feb. 10. 1903
]. L. Mclean to A. II. Kentwell; D.;
por R. P. 2S69. Kalia, Honolulu; $3.50. 3
249 p &c. Dated Mar. g. 1903
A. II. KentwelI and hsb TO j. L. Nc
Lean; NJ; pors R. P. 1869, Kalia, Honolulu
$500. B 24s s15. Dated Mar. Z, 1903.
RECORDED MAR. 8
Claus spreckeIs & Co. to l. H Kahilina
Rel; lands at Lepeuli. Waipake etc. Kau-
al; $3.50 B 81, so. Dated Mar. q
1905
First Bank of Hilo to NJ S. Kahana
and hsb; Rel; 1 acre land, Ponahawai
Hilo, Hawaii; 500. B 215. 1872. Dated
Jan. 10. 1903.
NJ S. Kahana and hsb to A A Brend-
er; d; L acre land, Ponahawai. Hilo Ha-
" ali; $4So B 24O, a. Dated Jan. 10
1903.
Joseph Tierra to J. w Keaomakani Lo;
Rel pc land. iPtman ST. Hilo, Hawaii
500. B 232. p 344. Dated Jan %, 1903
Joseph Vieira to J. w. K. Lo; ID; pc
llnd; Wailuku river road extension. Hilo,
Hawaii. 1915. B 249. Sc. Dated Dec. 81,
1902
John Grey to w C. C. Taylor: d; lot
and por r. p. sos. Kul S521 B. Kukuau
%, Hiio Hawaii; $500. B 249. 81. Dated
Feb. l6. 1903.
w. G. G.. Taylor to A Valentine; NJ;
ror r P 1907. Kul s521B. Kukuau I'd. Hilo,
Hawaii; $500. B 24s, BIS Dated Feb Is,
1903
Jane Piipii TO NJ. X. Enoka; D; acres
Of r. P. 1898. Kanaio. Honuaula, Maui;
SEQ B 249, 80. Dated Jan IL 1908
a. ". Akau and hsb~to J. PaIau and
VT; D: +. P. $50. Laupahoehoe, Hilo, Ha-
1903
Z; X. Quinn to L. Keoloewa: d; int in
r. p. 4SSS; Kul S0S7. Kapaau, Hohala Ha-
waii: IS. B 249. Il Dated Feb. 5, 1908.
john Al TO A B. Lindsay: d: l acre
Of 2l61, Nienie; Hamakua, Hawaii;
800. b 249, p A. Dated MAJ T. 1903
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
RECORDED MARCH 4.

Kalei Moore and hsb to c. n. Rowland;
IA int in r. p. 1851, Puueo. HlIo. Hawaii;
$500. B 24e. Is. Dated Feb. 20. 1908
X. Kialoa and VT OF NJ. c. K. NJ. Kaui-
nui. Jr.: acres land. Keopu g N. Kona,
Hawaii; $50. B 24s. 16. Dated Mar. 20.
1902
Loo wo tc-b- Chong Kong; BIS; tail
Cring goods. etc. Hotel ST.. Honolulu;
5000. PAS. 22s Dated Feb. 26. 1903
E. L. Like to Onomea Sug. Co; L.: R.
F. 1865. Kul. 1926. Papaikou. Hilo. Hawaii
5 yrs at $50. B 24O. 4O1- Dated Mar 5.
1903
NJ. Calhoun to T. Fitch; PA: ger. pow
ers. 245. Is Dated Jan. "a. 1903.
Thos Metcalf to c. F. Peterson: d.
CIR. PAS 1-2 int. in CIR. lis. Manoa. Homo
ldlu; 5000 and mtg. 5000. B 249, p Is.
Dated Feb. &c. 1903.
I.aupahoehoe Sug. Co to Geo. NJ Dea-
son; Agrmt; to accept lease 60 acres land,
Maulua, n. Hilo. Hawaii. b 2i5. D 229.
Dated Feb. %. 1903.
oI. n. Kaononiula and VT to T. c. Dav-
les; D.; acres r. p. 1892. welokaa. n.
IIilo. Hawaii; SO b 249, . %. Dated
Feb. g. 1893.
HaWn Realty & Mat. Co. Ltd. to ]. NJ.
Iani Park Adm. Honolulu; 500 b 2S7,
, 81 Dated Feb. T. 1903.
p II. Burnette to e. L. Like; Rel: lots
and ?. blk ga, KapahuIu tract. Homo
lulu; 500. b 90, loo. Dated Mar 4,
1893.
l. Moritz to T. Louisson; n; int in est
NJ Louisson; 81. etc. B 249. D %. Dated
Nov. Il. 1902.
A 7. Louisson to T. Louiss IN; D; irt in
est of NJ. Louisson; 81. etc. b 249. p d.
Dated Nov. 20, 1902
II. LOuisson to T. LOuisson: d: int in
est Of NJ Louisson; 81. etc. B 24e, p %.
Dated Nov. %. 1892
Geo. NJ. Deacon ct al. to Laupahoehoe
Sug- Co; Agrmt.; to lease 70 acres land.
/ Aaulua, y. HiIo. Hawaii. B 245, . 229
Dated Feb q. 1903.
RECORDED MARCH s.
Wong Chow ct al TO Wong Leong;
Rvctn p At: powers granted in 3 245.
p d. B202 Dated Mar. 3. 1903.
Chang Lin Sun to Hin wah; BIS; IA
int in Wing Sing Chong Co; 500. B 245,
p 30. Dated Mar. 3 1903.
J. r. Hall to NJ. E. Betters; CM; fix
lures. furniture. etc. Fort and Vineyard
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M Z Clark and hsb to NJ. z. Holloway;
N; 10 7o-1O0 acres land. Wahiawa, Eva
Oahu: 5000. B 24s. p 81. Dated Dec. 1.
1909.
]. A. Magoon to w. NJ. Campbell; -:
lot Z. blk B. Pawaa tract. Honolulu;
S11o25o. B 24e D. 26. Dated Feb. q. 1903
]. Kalcio to IL. S. N. Co, Ltd; D.;
por f. P. 10Ss. Kul 10. Kapuukolo Homo
lulu; 1880 B 249. 2S Dated Mar. 4,
1903
Wong Kwai to Chang Fat; l.; 2 story
store, Nuuanu St, Honolulu; yrs at 800
per mo. B 240, 400. Dated Mar. .. 1908.
Hee Chan to Chang c. Afat; L; stores;
Nuuanu St, Honolulu; yrs at $40 per
mo. B 24O. 4O4 Dated Mar. ?, 1906.
p f Ryan and VT to Wash. Mere. Co.;
BIS; int in leasehold and bidgs. Queen St,
Honolulu; $1,000. B 245. 2S1. Dated Dec.
20. 1902
W. c. Achi to C. NJ. Cooke. Ltd; Aft.
Fcls.; pers r. p 5715. Kul 1Ooc5. Kewalo
and Waikiki road. also S75 so TT land,
Sheridan St. Honolulu. B z4S, 800.
Dated Mar. 5, 1903
Est. r w Holt to o. r. & L. Co: d;
int in 40 TT strip of r. P. 2e43. Malkaha,
Waianac. Oahu, s2SS17. B 249, p "a. Dated
Oct. 81. 1898.
NJ Comes to J. da Amorin; Rel; lease
hh2uSs I'VE STUN. ttS.s A1AtsiftAoAA ~
Kona. Hawaii: 5000. B 221, . 461. Dated
March 2. 1908.
RECORDED MARCH g.
G. p Wilder to sorenson and Lyle; d;
lot I. blk 35. Pearl City. Eva Oahu, $3.50.
24S. 145. Dated Dec. PC. 1902.
G. A. Larson to Sorenson & Lyle; D;
let S, blk So, Pearl City, Eva Oahu; $500.
b 242. 4S7. Dated Jan. 81 1903.
o. Lahela to Leong Kau; Camel L;
leases in B DDS. 242 and 3 pos, 215. B
240. p sos. Dated Mar 3. 1903.
@. Lahela to Leong Rau; r. P. 122S.
kul s316, yrs at $50 24o, p 4c6. Dated
Mar. s. 1903.
Nakapuahi ct al 10 Puma Sug. Co. Ltd;
L; 80 # right of way: 19 yrs, $50 I'd in
full B 24O 407. Dated Feb. IA. 1903
Wray Taylor to Z. Polyblaiik; d; CIR
1928, Thurston Ave. Honolulu; 81 24s,
p AZ. Dated Mar. 6. 1903
f. Polyblank to Amy Taylor: D: CIR
1923. Thurston Ave, Honolulu: 81 B 24S
p 14S. Dated Mar. 6. 1903.
Rufus A Lyman TO Hilo r. r. Co: D
& Agrmt; row around Green Lake &
aermt 10 remove cinders. rocks, etc,
Puma. Hawaii; s.. etc. B 249 o o. Dated
Oct. 81 1902
f. L. Dortch to ]. L. Cockburn; d: lot
Is, blk 5. Puunui tract, Honolulu; $1,000
Is 24a. D 30. Dated Mar. s, 1909
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THE
Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.

Incorporated under the Laws OF tia
Territory of Hawaii.
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INFLUENZA is always more or less
prevalent at this season nf the vaar,
This disease IS very similar to a severe
cold and if allowed TO take its course
is liable to cause serious results. The
best treatment for influenza is to avoid
exposure and take LnamberIain's Cough
Remedy. This medicine gives imme-
date relief and if used as directed, will
ward off all dangerous consequences
1t leaves the system in a natural and
healthy condition. 1t ALWAYS cures and
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NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to communi-
cate, either in person or by letter, WIZ
Ensign Nora NJ. Underhill, matron Oh
the Salvation Army Woman's Indus-
trial Home, Young street, between ar
tesian and McCully streets, mauKa
side, Honolulu.
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Hawaii shinpO Sha

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing office. The publisher of HaWan
Shinpo, the only daily Japanese paper
published in the Territory OF Hawaii
c. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor
z. SOGA, Editor.
Editorial and Printing Omce-1OSs
Smith St, above King. P. o. Box WI
Telephone Main 81.
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FAILING HE STOPPED.
Badness Cured by Destroying the Par
asite Germ That Causes 1t.

Badness follows falling hair. falling
hair follows dandruff; and dandruff is
the result Of germ digging it's way
into the scalp to the root of the hair
where it saps the vitality of the hair.
To destroy that germ is to prevent as
well as cure dandruff, falling hair, and,
lastly. badness There is only one
preparation known to do that, New
bros Herpicide, an entirely new, scien-
tific discovery. Wherever it has been
tried it has proven wonderfully sue
cessful- 1t can't be otherwise, because
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