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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

Rear Admiral Allen IL Dead.
NEW YORK, June 29.-Rear Admiral
Lewis j. Allen. U. s. NJ, retired, died
to-day of paralysis, aged SO years.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
MADE GRAND ADMIRAL
OF THE GERMAN FLEET
Won Roster, Germany's Famous SaVai
Expert, Promoted by the
EmperOr.

KEEL. June s9-Ennperor William
has promoted Admiral Won Roster 10
be grand admiral of the German heet.
Won Koster has long held high com
missions and has had the complete con-
fidence of the Government as an ex-
ceptional administrator. He has re-
Gently recovered from an accident
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30
GERMAN FORCES AsiBUsHED
IN SOUTHWEST AFRICA

Insurgents XIII Fifteen and Wound
Twenty-six Soldiers Relonsins TO
Command of Major won Kamptn.
CAPE TOWN, June ga, telegram
from Steinkopf German Southwest
Africa, says Petrus Christian. the IN
surgent leader, recently ambushed the
German force commanded by Major Won
Karnptz at Karasbern. killing fifteen
and wounding twenty-six Germans.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
Bath Says "Stop the Nuisance.

This has been very windy week and the
business streets have been filled by clouds
OF dust to sayInothing OF the flying pieces OF
per. Where all this waste paper comes
from is no mystery it come from a number
of places, right in the heart of the city,
where people: dump rubbish from waste
baskets and other sources, and as soon as a
into the streets to brighten horses be-
sides making the sti eets appear very un-
tidy This practice should not be allowed.
If waste paper is to be dumped it should be
put in som place where it will remain and
not become such nuisance.-Bath Enter
prise.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
THORNDIkE.


Mr.. Ashley Ward, former resident of
this town, died after short illness at the
home of his brother, Will Ward, in Fairfield
April DIST. Funeral services were held
there Sunday and the body was brought
here on the Monday morning train and he
was laid beside his wife in the Centre Gem
etery -. Willie P. Higgins of Lawrence,
Mass, and George p. Higgins of Bangor
have sold their farm here to Mr.. Frank
Peavey of Lawrence, Mass. All the par
ties were in town last week and the bust
ness transactions finished. Mr.. Peavey
will erect portable mill to be run by a gas
oleue engine on the wood lot, which is a
valuable one and will manufacture lumber
to ship away....W. H. Coffin and Benz.
Ames have sold their farm to a gentlemen
in Salem, Mass, who will take possession
very soon.. Fred Gates and wife are NOV
ing into the A. W. Ward rent at the station.
Percy Crosby and wife are to occupy the
S. A. Coffin rent. -. Eben E. Small of Water
vile passed Saturday night and Sunday
with his father, H. NJ. Small. ". n Hig-
gins passed Thursday in Belfast. Mr..
and Mrs }. G. Cilley have been passing a
week with their daughter, Mrs, George
Sherman, in Burnham. ...E. L. Bartlett
passed Saturday and Sunday with his fam
lily, returning to his school in Vanceboro
Monday. The German measles are still
in town. Miss Mildred Bartlett is the lat
est victim. V. \. Higgins and son Fred
were guests of MI and Mrs. f. A. Carpen-
ter in Brooks April odd Frank Walker
of Troy was in town one day last week on
business.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
Mrs. c. NJ. Aver is confined to the house
by lameness. Rev. Nathan Hunt. state
Missionary will preach in the Baptist church
Sunday, April 3Oth, at 2 o o'clock The schools
in town will begin May LIST with the follou-
ing teachers: Village Primary IN Ma au,,oW-
Brown; Lower village, Mrs. G. NJ. Aver ;.
street, Flora Sherman; South Liberty. Mrs
SWANvILLE CENTRE.
The schools in town began Monday.
Mrs. Beal is sick with the grip. =. VIM
Clements is sick with cold. Ethelyn
Moody is at home for two weeks vacation
from Belfast. Miss Angie Ring is to
spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs
Charles Marr......E. A. Robertson has
bought new horse. e. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
West of Monroe were guests recently of her
sister, Mrs. Beal. Mr.. and Mrs f, A
Robertson were guests Sunday of Richard
Brown in Belfast. Eddie Maxim has gone
away to work. Quite a number have
planted early peas. Charles Mari, who
spent the winter with his brother, HOratiO
Mari, has returned to his home in Portland.
800. Bert Maddox is at work for Fred
Holmes in his mill at the Head of the Tide
-. Mrs. +. A. Robertson made birthday
party for her husband, f. A. Robertson, F..
+. Clements and Master Charles Clements,
who were all born on April ed. .Fayre
Holmes was the guest Of Bert Maddox
over Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
Family Physicianfor 35'.
That's What 81. F." Costs

February 9, 1904
Dear Sirs:--
We have used 81. F." Bitters in our
family for long time, and consider
them indispensable for all Hver and
stomach troubles
They are, in fact, our family physician
Yours very truly,
MRS. ETA M. PACKARD,
Ripley, Me.
Many unnecessary calls are made
upon the physician. Follow the first
rule of health. Keep your bowels
regular" Take 81. F." Atwood's Bit
tiers when nature needs little assist
ance. =
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27

FREEDOM.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs L. Fl.
Murch April Goth and an interesting pro-
gram was carried out. Supper was served
at O'Clock. The next Circle will meet with
Mrs. G. f. Bryant May 4th. Mrs. Fuller
and Mrs. Flye have charge Of the program
for that afternoon. 1.-THE Trip to the
Sunny South" was made last Friday evening
in spite of the inclement weather Ice
cream and cake was served after the play
Miss Anna Lamson returned from
Massachusetts April Goth after an absence
of three weeks. Quite a number of Dirigo
Grange members attended the Pomona at
Thorndike and report very pleasant time
and very many in attendance for the April
meeting. The Sunday school gave fine
Easter concert Sunday evening, April 23d,
with the following program: Organ voun-
tary; chorus, "Sweetly Sing; scripture
reading and prayer, Mr.. Hanscom reading,
Miss Bryant; song, Christie Knowlton and
Orrie Worth, recitation," Easter Flowers :;
recitation, Lewis Flye; solo and chorus,
Pearl Douglas; recitation, "The Prince of
Life; solo, Vivian Small; reading, Mr.
Cushman solo, MIR. Ryder; chorus, "When
Think OF Jesus" ;quartette, God is Love" !;
BenedctiOn
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
NOTICE.

All persons placing brush across streets for
walks must remove same when mud is dried up.
Also all coal ashes if placed in streets must be
put in center and levelled off.
sw15 H. E. MCDONALD, City Marshal
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
FOR SALE

81 III. p. engine, 80 h. p. boiler, feed pumps Der.
ryman Heater and complete engine room equip
hand wood. working and iron. working machinery.
We are also headquarters for ships pumps, cap
STAINS, checks. ceats and all kinds of heavy cast
lngS for vessels, both iron and and brass. Let us
figure your requirements.
ALBERT RUSSELL g. SONS CO.,
1yr3 Newburyport, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
MONROE.

MONROE.
Miss Lizzie Moore has gone to Boston to
visit friends for few weeks and have
much needed rest. Mr.. Lindley Bowen
and family from Massachusetts, who have
been visiting here for four weeks on ac-
count of his health, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowden have -
pound girl. Dir. Watson reports mother
and child doing WE'LL. Capt Durham,
who is 81 this week, is the smartest man
around. He needed no machine to cut his
wood . Monroe Rebekah lodge has been
very busy lately rehearsing work, and at
their last meeting candidate was taken in,
a nice supper served and very pleasant
evening passed. The W. {. t. L. met
with Mrs. Lizzie Haskell last week. The
next meeting will be with the President,
Mrs. Lydia WOodman. Mrs. EVE Nye
will have a full line of millinery and be
ready 10 serve her customers after May list.
THE Odd Fellows will observe their an
nyersary April Goth by IA meeting at the
hall, which will include their families, and
there will be a supper and program.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
SELL YOUR
LIVE STOCK

In Brighton market and get highest price and
cash twenty -four hours from sale. handle live
stock on small commission and guarantee quick
returns. Write for shipping directions. My
market letter free. 6m1*
FRANK LEROY LIBBY
American House, Boston, Mass,
or Burnham, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
County Correspondence.
FRANKFORT.

FRANKFORT.
The Ladies' Aid gave an antiquarian sup
per at the vestry Wednesday evening, April
10, followed by "a lecture on phrenology by
John Glidden.. Mrs. Mary Averill, who
recently sold her house to the railroad men,
has stored her household goods and is now
staying with Mrs. WO0dman. Fred Reed
has bought the Joe Dana house and moved
in. Miss Evelyn Wiswell, who has been a
great sufferer from rheumatism for the
past two Years, is somewhat improved. -.
Mrs. Frank Reed has gone to lIardwich,
VT, where her husband is employed.
TROY
There were no services at the Troy church
Easter, the minister being away at Confer
ence 1900. The Sunshine Society will meet
with Mrs. A. Stevens May 3D.. The select
men completed the a sessment of taxes last
week. Hiss B. F. Hillman began teaching
Monday in Plymouth. Miss Estelle Hard
ing is teaching in Levant, Miss Addie Stone
in FoxcrOft and Miss Sadie Bennett in Burn
ham,. Miss Erdene Pierce has begun a
second term of school in Cherryfield. &C.
}. Hillman lost valuable horse recently.
L. B. Harding has hired a man and woman
from StOnington for the summer. George
Shibles has moved to East Troy. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. p. Hopkins are moving into the
Merrill house. ....... Mrs. Mary Myrick is
spending few weeks at L. J. SandersOn's
in Pittsfield.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27

.,ou meeting was called last
. -pp il the town would vote to
.,. Doad and d new bridge. 1t
BIZ, raiSe 500 for a State road
.u on bridge near the school
AID Mrs. II. y. Woodcock of
town last Sunday....M Miss
returned from West Up
I'D, passed the winter....
~ 4. simmons has resigned,
to take effect in July. Mrs.
.- made application for the
-pden Hook of North Sears
U.ek of paralysis April 18th
r uay without regaining con-
tne WILLIE.
Dud family have moved to
f.rt So. Miss Ethel Sanford
mm Oakland, where she has
.,,nz school. The selectmen
% 1n5ce finished in one corner of
.n- house and are assessing the
fussibly, one thing that led
.h, was the idea that they could
=. t. the horns of the altar in
u.ally irascible taxpayer should
.en Charles OXtOn snapped
week with a man In Union....
IDS finished saving wood for
.,ith his gasOlene engine last
mad a thunder shower April
ISL me for the season. The
re, the telephone line, doing
. 10 Instruments in several
Edna Ring was badly bitten
-t saturday The cat got
eel trap which was set for IA
Ring Went TO get her out
-rabbed her by the wrist,
chug her badly.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27

Diphtheria, sore throat, Group. Instant
relief, permanent cure. Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. At any drug store.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27

EkY.
ENDS of Mr.. and Mrs. L. d.
I'D AVIAN are glad to see them
nd home, Mrs. Berry and
winter in Boston and Mr..
W.T.. Mr.. and Mrs.
~,oekton visited Mr.. and Mrs.
asst Sunday. Mrs. y. j.
Mr. and Mrs. }. A. Brewster
rJl 18th and 18th. J.. Mrs. Mary
zone to Worcester, Mass, to
J. NJ. CHM. Miss Priscilla
amden is stopping for a while
Mrs. \. J. Heagan. Capt.
Is in Belfast recently on bust
md Mrs. Piper of Belfast are
and Mrs. W. c. Bowdoin....
-ances Willard Hartman has
rex. She is attended by Dr..
ockton. At this writing she
be improving. Capt. W. II.
turned to Providence, r. l.,
Mrs. Nettie Brown and son
-pent the winter in Rockland,
heir old home. Otis Little
I'd his family to Stockton into
uekett house. Mrs. George
Frankfort last week visiting
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
MONTVILLE.

MONTt1LLE.
Mrs. James F. Ramsay returned recently
from Newport, bringing her daughter, Mrs.
Lulu Clement, with her. Mrs. Clement is
convalescent. lone day last week as Mr..
C. A. Wing was out on pleasure drive
behind his smart horse one hind wheel of
his speeding sulky collapsed, throwing Mr..
Wing out behind. Fortunately his horse
was kind and no serious injuries resulted
Mr.. Edward Lunt, after spending the
winter i'll numbering, has moved his family
back to South Paris.... Mr.. Geo. f. Ring is
soliciting orders for fruit trees and shrub
berry,. Albert Young was stricken with
paralysis early Wednesday morning, April
10th, and continued in an unconscious con-
dition until the end came Friday evening,
the 2lst. He had been a great sufferer for
two years, and all this time was pronounced
incurable by his attending physicians.
During the period after his shock he could
not move muscle or even swallow. All
the signs of life were the beating of the
heart and heavy breathing. He leaves a
wife, one brother and three sisters to
mourn their loss. Mrs. Ann Lunt has
been visiting at Georgia Young's.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
STANDPOINT.

STANDPOINT.
MI. and Mrs. f. A. Maxteld were with
their daughter on Dix Island several days
last week Mr.. Forest Berry of stmr'
City of Bangor visited his parents here re-
GENTLY. Mr. F. +. Perkins and wife are
here for a few weeks. Mrs. James Rich
ards is visiting her husband in Boston,.
Miss Emma Black spent several days in
BuckspOrt recently with friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Smith arrived home Fri
day from Chicago, where they spent the
Chicago they visited in st. Augustine, Fla,
and Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Fannie Shute
and Miss Eva Shute, who spent the winter
in Bangor have arrived here and opened
their house. zee. Easter was observed here
with a sermon in the morning by Mr. Foote
from Bangor, and concert in the evening.
The church was very prettily decorated
with evergreen, Easter lilies, roses, pinks,
hyacinths and potted plants. The attend
ance in the evening was one of the largest
Of the season. The travelling is fast i'm
proving in this vicinity. Standpoint is
men are employed here at work on the rail-
road, the duck farm is Matching ducks by
the thousands, the knitting shop has
plenty of orders land j. W. Grant has sever
plenty of repairing, painting, Sc, to be done
and none have to 90 away for employment.
Who can say that our little village lies
dormant
MONROE.
Last Saturday afternoon Goldie, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whiting,
entertained a party of little friends, it being
her 10th birthday. They came bringing
presents for her and spent the afternoon
with games. Then they were treated with
/, ice cream anu cake and all returned to their
homes feeling they had enjoyed pleasant
afternoon. Ezra NJ. Billings, w. K. c.,
has adopted the following resolutions of re-
spect:
Whereas, by the Divine will of our Su-
preme Commander-in-Chief another one of
our beloved sisters, Persis A. Fernald, has
been mustered out from our Corps to an
sWer in the great Corps above; therefore,
be it
Resolved, That we shall miss her loving
| smile and helpful hands which labOred SO
| INCREASINGLY that we have lost one who was
| ever faithful and true to her obligations
and that we shall miss her counsel SO
wrought with wisdom,
Resolved, That we deeply appreciate the
| loving service of sister Fernald and rejoice
| in the thought that she now is with those
dear ones gone before and enjoying the
| beautiful beyond, where all shall see the
glory of the Lord.
Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the husband of the deceased
| in this his second bereavement, with the
prayer of Him who said: 81 will not leave
you comfortless," and that he will look to
Him in this dark hour and believe He dOeth
! all things well.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be spread upon our records; also copy
sent to the husband of the deceased, copy
| sent to The Republican Journal, Lewiston
Journal and Bangor Commercial for publl-
cation and that our charter be draped for
thirty days.
Mrs. BELLE J. PALMER, Committee
Miss MARY 3. FISHER, on
MRS. MARY A. PUTNAM, Resolutions.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.

ID SlOChIoN SPkINGS.
Mr.. F. Percy Partridge played the violin
for the dance at the Centre last Saturday
There was good crowd and it was an en-
joyable OCCASION. MI. George Lathrop is
moving his family and household goods to
the Marion Staples house, which he recently
bought. Mr.. Forest Clark will move from the
village to the Jacob Eames house soon.....
Miss Helen Littlefield is at home from Pros
pect, where she has had employment for
some time. Mr.. viii Brown, who has been
employed by arthur Haley, Edwin Jacobs
and others recently, left tor Islesboro,
Thursday. Mrs. Cora Littlefeld of Pros
pect visited at Mrs Evelyn Georges recent
ly... Mr.. and Mrs. Murch Clark are re-
ceving congratulations on the birth of a
daughter. -. Miss Bertha A. Partridge has
a fine new view camera and outfit and is
prepared to take orders for pictures of resi-
dences, groups and all kinds of photograph
ic work. Miss Partridge's work is first
class, having won five first prizes in photo
graphic contests during the last two years.
James and Henry Clifford and Walter
AmeS have positions on the new railroad.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dockham have a
baby daughter, born April 49,. Mr.. Wilson
Clark OF Frankfort has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Evelyn George, and at Mr.. JEFF
ferson Clark's.
The Republican journal., 1905-04-27

i-e is visiting her daughter,
son, III Winthrop, Mass.
Ask, family are sick with
Lee house is tagged. Urban
r he present time. 80. Miss
NAo spent the winter with
1000. has returned to Apple
hapman, who has been
70 and confined to the house
ming and can go out doors
.. Ben. Keller has return
Medical College after ii
tls passed with his family.
Gushee left Saturday for
he has been engaged as
p- The schools Mrs. Sarah
sight paralytic shock Mon
umons, who has been "a resi-
MT for several years, has
Jonas Davis house," So
Eiige. &C. II. Page returned
b, after passing the winter in
5th.... Mrs. Mary Ulmer fell
-lvcated her shoulder.
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TELLTALE LEASE Of THE
NOTED |W|LE| PROPERTY
1t is Now Yielding the Fidelity Company a
Profit of Eighteen Per Cent-Lease
Signed by Gear.

! its successors and assigns, that he
will pay the rent in the manner and
/ form above set forth and will also pay
! all water rates to accrue and become
! payable upon the demised premises
during said term, without demand for
either said rent or the payment of said
water rates; To keep the buildings on
said premises in good condition and
repair. paying and bearing all cost of
all repairs and improvements without
claim against lessor on account of such
payments; VIII also insure the build
ings upon said premises in the amount
of twenty-five hundred dollars (S25OO.OO)
against loss by fire in such company
as the lessor may approve. loss if any
payable to the lessor: Not to suffer or
commit any waste, strip or offensive
or illegal use of the demised premises
during the whole of said term: ITO
pay all taxes and assessments. whether
assessed to the lessor or the lessee:
Not to use the premises or permit said
premises to be used for any unlawful
or offensive purpose. nor to suffer the
existence thereon of any nuisance, or
in any other way to transgress the
laws of the country or rules of the
Board of Health: and upon the expira-
ton or earIie$ determination of the said
term. to quietly and peaceably quit and
surrender the demised premises with
the improvements to the lessor
These presents are. however made
upon the express condition that should
there be any default. in excess of fiji
teen days after the rent shall become
due, in the payment Of said rent. or for
any breach or nOn-observance or nom
performance of any other term. cove
nant or condition hereof, then or in
either of such cases. the lessor. its
successors or assigns, may at its or
their option. terminate this demise
and upon notice to the occupant. such
occupant shall become a mere tres
passer liable to summary removal at
any time. and also that any breach.
or non-p performance OF !
any of the said terms. covenant or con- |
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WIN. G. IRWIN Il CO., LIZA

WIN. G. IRWIN Il CO., LIZA
WIN. g. Irwin President and Manages
John d. Spreckels. First Vice Presidents
W. NJ. Giffard. Second Vice President
Il. M. Whitney, Jr............. Treasures
1icnarO lVerS Secretary
a. =. IoVekfR. ..Audtt@@
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
AGENTS FOR THE
Oceanic Steamship Compass
OF San Francisco, Cal.
AGENTS FOR THE
Scottish Union & National Iaszrnnsa
Company of Edinburg.
Wilhelma OF Magdeburg General EAa
surance Company.
Associated Assurance Company q
Munich & Berlin.
Alliance Marine G. General Assurances
Co., Ltd, OF London.
Royal Insurance Company Of rdyeRu,
pool, Alliance Assurance Company m
London.
Rochester German J.4surancs Oazns
pany OF N. 7.
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| can't make this out, can you?

The Relief & Burial Association has
recently lost one of its members. This
; association paid 800 for funeral and
burial sexpenses, and to the surviving
trelatiyes 1870 in cash as relief bene-
bfits< All of which cost the deceased
member $3.50
Relief & Burial Association moved
to Mrs. E. c. Williams Undertaking
Parlors, 1120 Fort Street, Phone Main
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dition the, breach whereof has been
waived, but that the same shall con-
tinue to exist and to be of full force
and effect
In witness whereof. The said lessor
has caused its corporate seal to be
hereto attached and it's name to be
signed by its President and Secretary,
and the lessee has hereto signed his
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Wifnesseth:

WitneSSeth:
THAT the said lessor, in consideration
of the rents TO be paid by the lessee,
a. bereinbelow set forth. doth hereby
,7a,,,isa and lease to said lessee all that
certain lot. piece or parcel OF lana STU
a+e of IwiIei. in the iii of kalawahlne'
in Honolulu aforesaid, being portion
Of A c. Award 1925, TO A. healll-
abonri bounded and more fully &c
ecribad in a certain deed dated Febru-
arv IL 1892 made by G.. Trousseau,
,l5,,ipistrator of d. kalakaua to 3 L.
sheldon. recorded Iiber 1S6. page 1s4,
together with the buildings and struc-
t,,-e. +o said piece of land pertaining.
To have and to hold the said prem
ises with the appurtenances to the SAID
lessee. his executors, administrators
and assigns. for the term OF three 'ol
wears from and after the date hereof
s1bject nevertheless to the payment OF
a monthly rent of seventy-five dollars
(s75.OO) PAYABLE each month in advance
at the office OF the Henry Waterhouse
Trust Company, Limited. without de-
mand. With the privilege TO the sald
lessee at the expiration of one year
from date OF purchasing the entire
premises for five thousand dollars
(S5OO0.00). and in case of such purchase
the rents paid shall be included ana
form a! part Of said purchase price.
Said Azssee, for himself. his executors,
administrators and assigns. doth here
by covenant and agree with the lessor
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VIVA. G. IRWIN i CO.. LEa
AGENTS FOR

Western Sugar Refining Co., saa
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Phala.
delphia. Pa.
Newall Universal Mill Co., Mazv.
facturers OF National Cane shrea2sss
New York, N. 7.
Paraff1ne Paint Company, Ban Frexa
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co., San Francisco, Cal
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
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name the day and year first aforesaid.
(Signedl
FIDELITY INSURANCE CO., LTD.
BY a. Y. GEAR.
President.
(SeaD
G. SCHUMAN,
Secretary.
H OGATA.
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Start Right In
I'M A RCH''

Marching right to the Coyne
Furniture Co. salerooms, where
you will find the most attractive
assortment of furniture shown in
: Honolulu We have on display in
our Union Street show window a
fine line of up-to-date parlor
Sets, Chairs, Rockers, Settees,
Etc, with prices to suit you.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.