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The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
Plant Being DismantIed.

The process butter deps rtment of the
Dairy Farm Products Co.. formerly the
E. F. Dudley plant, is being dismantled
by Chicago wrecking house and all
machinery. pipes, watts. separstors,
churns, etc, taken out and shipped
away. Thousands of dollars worth of
property will bring only the price of
junk and other thousands of dollars
worth nothing more than the price Of
kindling wood. The plant was the best
equipped Of any in the country and did
q greater business than any similar con-
Germ for number of years under the
management of Mr.. Dudley and later
on when managed BY the American
Farm Products Co. LegislatiOn in re.
cent years msde it difficult to success
fully run the process butter business
and it's manufacture has almost entirely
% lsed. Most of the Office furniture
and fixtures have been sold and the
place already presents forlorn appear
snce. It Is not known as yet whether
the power plant copnected with this
part of the institution will be removed
or left for some other institution which
may wish to occupy the building, which
is 51x100 feet, three stories and base
ment, exclusive of the boiler and engine
rooms and the coal bins. The building
which is very substantially built is be-
ing offered for sale.
The brick cold storage building and
the creamery building together with
the power plants for the same, will not
be disturbed, and it is hoped that pur.
chaser for the same will befound short
ly; otherwise those now interested may
decide to reopen and continue this
part Of the business. The Saginaw Beef
Co. recently made an offer for the plant
but an agreement as to price could not
be reached.
For long period of years this plant
did very extensive business, paying
the farmers in this and adjoining coun'
ties hundreds OF thousands of dollars
annually for milk, cream and eggs. be-
sides equally large amounts for butter
to business firms in this and adjoining
states. The pay roll for labor alone
made the plant valuable asset to the
city.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
Death Of VIM. Lewis.

VIM. Lewis, one of the early settlers
Of Bennington township, died this
morning at the home of his son, Frank
Lewis, 815 Stewart street. aged SO years.
Funeral arrangements have not as yet
been decided upon, but will probably
be held Monday. Beside his son Frank,
two daughters, Mrs. Geo. E. Martin of
Fenton, and Mrs. M 9. Gale of Byron,
survive him.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
JURORS Exous d

Judge Miner has excused George
Huptoon Of Middlebury. Clande Atkins
Of Antrim. Rov Haviland Of Burns,
Fred Chapel Of Owesso and Roy Simp
son Of Lsinvshurg. from serving al
jurors at the May term Of the circuit
court because Of business reasons and
Z. A. Thomas because he had moved
to Clinton county. Those drawn In
their places are Geo. Fauth, H. e
Nusbaum and II. c. McGuineas, Owos
40; J. G. Qusyle, e. Peck. B. G. Mick
els, Corunns.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10

Corunna, May. 9.-Frank Jen-
'kins, farm hand employed on farm
one mile south of Corunna, was ar
rested on capias by Sheriff Her.
rick, Wednesday and placed In the
county Jail. as the result of suit for
1000 brought against him by John
c. Camp, who alleges Jenkins struck
him over the head with an ak, two
years ago.
Jenkins furnished bail in the sun
of $1,000 and was released.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
MICHIGAN CENTRAL TRAINS.
Wrecked at Henderson-But Ono
Person Injured-Damages Heavy.

Wrecked at Henderson-But One
Person Injured-Damagss Heavy.
The village of Henderson had its full
share Of excitement early Tuesday
morning when the fast passenger train
going north on the Michigan Central
ran into q southbound freight train
which was going onto q siding. Ac.
counts do not agree as to how fast the
"flver" was going but as the train does
not stop between Owosso and Saginaw
it is safe to assume the speed was bet
ter than 25 miles an hour. The freight
train consisted Of 45 cars. of which 10
had gone onto the siding as the train
was struck by the passenger near the
depot. The force of the crash was such
that the engine on the flyer tore one
side from three freight cars, one loaded
with lumber. one with fence posts and
the third fiat car with q traction
engine; the three cars were knocked off
the track before the engine went off.
running on the ties for distance then
turning over on its side, striking the
depot and smashing in one end of it and
tearing hole fully three feet deep in
the ground. When the engineer and
fireman on the passenger saw the
freight train through the fog and knew
p collision could not be avoided, the
emergency brake was applied and both
men Jumped, the fireman having his
knee slightly injured. None of the
ears in the passenger train left the
TRACK nor were any passengers injured.
The passenger engine was badly dam
aged and the traction engine referred
to practically ruined. Traffic on the
road was delayed for many hours and
the wreck was not cleared up until
early the next MOI ming. Responsibility
for the accident was denied by both
train crews, the freight crew having
orders to pass the passenger at Hender-
son, while the crew of the latter train
claim they had no orders to meet the
freight at this point.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
G. j. Cole Will Be a Candidate For
denomination.

TO the People of Shiawassee County:
Since Mr.. Ransom and Mr.. Du-
mond of the fity of OwossO publicly
announced their candidacy for the
Republican nomination for the office
of Register OF Deeds, / have been
asked Dy many by letter and other
wise, If / was to be a candidate for
a denomination. in reply l will say
that according tc the precedent
long established had hoped 1t would
not be necessary for me to enter into
q contest for the nomination, and
that I had given you class of ser
yice that would preclude any oppo-
sition at this time. During my five
and one third years cf service l have
earnestly endeavored to serve you
faithfully, and to safeguard your in
terests to the very best of my abil-
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10

Representatives of the American
Milk Co., which purchased the equip
ment of the Western Dry Milk Co.,
at the receivers sale, are in the city
Thursday. They stated to a local Of
fetal that they hope to open their
plant about May 18th. The entire
plant will be overhauled and remod-
elled, in the meantime.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
Political Visitor. ).

Hon. Frederick G. Martindale OF De-
troit, secretary Of state, spent Tuesday
in this city and In Corunns looking
after his chances for the Republican
nomination for governor Mr.. Martin
dale has large following about the
state for this position and it will not be
his fault II his fences are not In good
shape long before the August primary.
His acquaintance is extensive and his
friends seem willing to boost for him
on every occasion While here he was
the guest Of Neil r. Walsh.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10

The service pension law which has
passed the senate and will probably
pass the house today provides monthly
pensions as follows:
To all honorably discharged soldiers
of the Civil War between the age of
50 and 68 years who served 90 days,
$18; 6 months. $3.50; year, $14; II
years, $l450; years, $15; 81 years,
$l5 so; 3 years or over; $l6. Between
the age of 66 and 70 years: 30 days.
4i5; 6 months, $3.50; year, $l6; "A
years, $3.50; Q years. sl7; ~ years,
$18; 8 years or over, $40. Be.
tween the age Of 20 and 70 years, 30
days, $1s; months. SO; year, $20
II years, $21.50; Q years, $s3; ~ years,
ga; 8 years or over, $25. Over 70
years, 90 days, sci; 6 months, see. 80
1 year, ga; II years, $27; Q years or
over. $50.
The bill also provides That any
person who served in the military OF
naval service of the United States
during the civil war and received an
honorable discharge, and who wa
wounded In battle or. In line of duty
and is now unfit for manuel labor by
reason thereof, or who from disease Of
other causes incurred In the line Of
duty resulting in his disability is now
unable to perform manual labor, shall
be paid the maximum pension under
this act, to-wit, $50 per month. without
regard to length Of service or age"
"All Of the aforesaid pensions shall
commence from the date OF fling oi
the applications in the bureau Of pen.
sions after the passage and approval Of
this act" No fee is allowed pension
or claim agents for securing pensions
under this act.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
No Bidders.

HI. Gaffney of Bay City, assignee
of the Owosso Motor Co.. was in the
city Tuesday to conduct the sale of the
assets of that company as advertised.
No bidders appearing the matter was
held in abeyance and an order of the
court will doubtless be asked for to per-
NIT the removal of the property TO De.
troit to be disposed Of. Attorney Law
son of Detroit, was present in the in
terest of the creditors, while Leon F..
Miner Of this city. represented the
stockholders.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
Circuit Couts.

The May term Of the circuit court
opened Monday. the criminal cases be.
ing taken up and disposed of as follows;
Patrick Mulcahy and Tony Keeler Of
New Lothrop plead guilty to violating
the local option law and are out on
bonds of $500 until Monday when SEN
tence will be passed.
Former Cashier Simpson of Durand,
now in business in Detroit. demanded a
bill OF particulars as to the items max
ing up the SIS, 900 he is charged with
embezzling and trial of his case will
probably go oyer the term. He is out
on $5. 900 bail.
Rush Dunham refused to plead on
the charge of desertion of his family
when argued Monday. =
Divorces have been granted In the
following cases: Clarence vs Mary De,
Long, cruelty; Letitia Ousmauer We
Andrew Ousmauer, cruelty; Luciyea A.
We VIM. Stewart, non.support.
The appeal from the probate court in
the will case Of Edward B. Lennon was
discontinued, having been settled ont
of court.
First Commercial & Savings Bank OF
Durand vs. Cecil R. Mclaughlin, and
same bank vs Mamie E. Crawford and
Morrison vs. Jenney, banishment, were
put over the term.
A. q. Stevens escaped conviction TO,
obtaining money under false pretensei
because of a flaw In the information
He was held however, for Hillsdale
county officers. who were among sew
eral who wanted Stevens for the same
offence Stevens was discharged by
Chicago firm, but continued on his trir
aud secured money on drafts on the
former after being identified by tht
customers.
The Sharp Galligan case was taker
up Wednesday for the fourth time in
court, the case being over q disagree
ment of s14 in settling an account. A
Judgment was secured in the justict
coul and appealed to the circuit court
when the defendant secured REVERSE
because of the failure of the plaintiff tt
appear. A second appeal was taker
and the time of a jury and court officia
was taken up for ten DAYS resulting ir
disagreement. And now another jur,
and the court officials and Ave attorney
are being paid for time to settle the 81.
disagreement.
The case of Frank Weidman was pu
over the torn Tuesday.
The case Of R. G. Steel vs.. Beatt,
Calkins and Elmer Augsburg has beer
settled, as have that Of Crane vs. Wor
den and d. g. 81. & N. Ry. va. Noud
Kean Coal Co. Many cases are read!
for trial and long term is expected.
Andrew wickham was fined go b!
Judge Miner for an assault on Q Mt
Clemens Sugar Company employee
Wickham was found guilty Of assault
and battery bv Q jury in q Duran'
justice court and appealing was foun'
guilt of assault only.
Rush Dunham who was brough tbacl
from Alabama on q charge Of wife de
sertion plead guilty. and has given
bond in the sum of $500 to pay @i5
month for the support Of his family.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10

The "Y" which has connected the
Michigan Central and Grand Trunk
roads north of the Junction House If
being removed on account of its near
ness to the new NJ. q. depot This
compels the Grand Trunk to build q
new turn table ct the Junction for the
use of the trains running between Mus
kegon and Owosso.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
School Census Enumsrators.

The school board has selected Mrs.
Adele Ball, Misses Adele,r Ball. Emma
Laurence and Ethlyn ellison to take
the annual school census this month.
Every taxpayer in the school district y
directly interested in having Q corrent
enumeration as the state prima1
school money is spportioned to the di /
trict on the number Of children returh-
cd between, the ages OF and 30 years.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10

M. G. Lathrop has sold an interest
in his grocery business to r. h. Thomp-
son Of Mt. Pleasant and the firm name
will be Lsthrop e. Thompson. Mr..
Thompson has been with the Michigan
Condensed Milk Co. for the past four.
teen years.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
Candidate for Drain Commissioners.

Candidate for Drain Commissioner.
Petitions favoring the candidacy of
Alonxo Griffin of Durand, for county
drain commissioner subject to the vote
Of the Republicans at the primary in
August next, have been circulated and
extensively signed in the city during
the week. It is believed that Mr.. Grif-
fin will be the only candidate for the
Office, as others who have been suggest
ed seem to favor his nomination. The
county would be assured q worthy and
competent successor Of the present
efficient commissioner, John Boutwell,,
If Mr.. Griffin is successful in his aspir.
ati0ne.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10
Postal sav,nEs Deposits.

Postmaster General Hitchcock has
Issued . statement showing that on
March 81, the 8,163 postal savings
banks held deposits to the amount of
4l6, 200, 900.
The Owosso times., 1912-05-10

Will be the title Of q talk Frank j.
Shields Of Howell, win give to the
Brotherhood of the Congregational
church on Monday evening. May Goth,
in the church psrlors. Mr.. Shields is
well known to many Owosso citizens
and h an entertaining speaker.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Truman Dekoame and company Ia
The Ilshf That Failed. a. a1attn
tlon from narrative u Rnayara
kipllnKa. uae the attraction a. tue
DlyYDpie last nighf The play savs
W. DeRoAme M ekseiienf opDortu.
nifty Of dlspiaylng HE many taiehta
and the play While = bit heavy. uas
sell enjoyed ~ The andlrnes
The play may be called almost a
one part production. NJ certainly last
nleht the burden fsli iareeit On NJ
Deitoanle he heinz On the stare prac.
lieaily during aii ~ tha time ~ the
fanT acts A. HiehAfa lfriasr. tbe a.
iiai Sho stakes al On one idea. and
then ~ lose al ~ The close. be- vas
most ffeelipn' AZ 20 fhr support a.
corded the eofs ~ Miss Crete Chad
slck 81 besaie eaa the tlatefssi ~
snY ~ The company supporting Mr
iioitDans
The ofieflnr tonight elli he ft.
comedy. The Girl Upstairs
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innfbs ffai 9ae eohdsre boa 'Pyfh-
iae fHsid hAse feeisiea heF elpqgenf
apprai ~ the gfsai clinaa in tbe thlrf
~ This play vii p4ss ms@sF under
enc capable handling ~ NJ ksens,
ender . more riKid criticism than Is
gsnsss W applied 10 fheso says Of
comedy ,sadefil.e The entirt
company de'~vss praise snf com.
mendaflon ant al fhDae ~ho stiffness.
~ their splendid efforts slli gise s.
20 them
'ptfhias" uiii b. prodased 81 the
Staf fheafsr tonight
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HAN ANTONlo. Tsaaa Ian "a
THAT DsneFai hernEfao Reyes Who IS
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a eesoiltina 90 o4erhr0s ihe Mad
Hrp government in ehifh hs failed
q nos satisfied sin BIZ ursasai guar.
ters has bees learned here from 81
tllsa resolved from re asSiran cap.
lisl aHi be tse fnaie a rslH..i that
He he removed 60 q prison containing
more rnu4suienrrn than fhs military
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tafhed doan anh Dsnsfai Hsges and
hsa son hodolfp neYea will have ~
remain There nutN tb-y are arfaian.
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lsAruef d fAsf ahsu General Nsyea
Naa miuisfor of var ~ Neric0 be-
mHas che statement that che military
prisnn eaa F4ol eupuEh Tor traitors
and that So has sept several army
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upon proof af Innocence
~ ~ therefore noe rase ~ Gen.
erai Reyes soiiiuF 1oae 81 bic oWn
medicine u has also been learned
ihai hodolfp Neyer son ~ General
Reyes. hns entered q plea Tor a civil
trial instead ~ trial hY rcurimartlal
claiming THAT be- d NOT mliuary
man and that he VAS ln euilfe ifn0r.
ance of the revolutionary plans 90 biz
father and % have spent muat of hla
tlmo in 80 Louis Mo shen hla faith.
ef Nas engluer1n0 ihe faaen of DIS
revolution
iu fhis connection ii % stated that
inc government authorities have en-
diHpntabie evidence that hululfu
Reyes accompanied General ne5 ~
aud Miguel QuiruEa David NeYsa hu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

read calier nerald want Al.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

Nlm Fanny riuniser hbs hson la
che ftf fnf ihe ppat fsN days and
ieu yesterday murniuF f4f xlHnignf
o. Hpsrtman oi Noh ~ eaa q
UlsIi0r tu the clu yesterday %, TO-
ports apieniid lrnrfasa heing made
nn enc hHntHumr new Hufri noe ln
COURSE ~ construction at norkpofi
aud stated chat zee uHHliur eania
he ready iof Occupancy ln ilmo to o.
opmmodaie the SUMMER visitors
81 n Minier of Kansas Cie uaa
ln iho rlif Yesterday Nc Wuiar
Nna frr1 much pleased eith TO- Cof
pos CHRISTI puuairy and stated thai
The climate leii FouH io him after
trins in the frozen hsit" for ao
ionE fims
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25
COMING AND GOING

o. q hlrhofs inado 4 teip Co alice
YESTERDAY on ieFai business
e. d Iaylof 90 Dallas. npeat yea
i"r'iay ln Corpus ga hnalnsHa
e. Inland oi San Autouio. b.
here 0n short hualueas gltii
y s. Allcn and wife Of San An.
tonic wrrc visitors ln tho 'lp 1ea.
tefday
e. o. seyondoll ~ resarkana. Vas
among The ,lsliop ln the ciiy yen.
tetday
AIRS John e Dickinson of ghlcs
49, " Ia The ciiy snd Is registered a.
the State
w q shepherd ~ nan Antonio.
was . business visitors in turpua
Yesterday
John : Conway 81 Mission "a
spending fow days 10 Corpus on
hualucsa
inhn T. George lore Yesterday for
a brief huplncea trip CO. san Diego
aud Alice
uro y nubeytson VOL known
business man of Forney d hcre tot
a hrlrf Walt
Mr and Nfa George Grim iof
ycgiefdas moruiHE lNr a several DAYS
tflp to Laredo
= & N Mchamoy welt known
banker of ureEcry. Was visitor ln
the rliy ,eelcrday
Ffanh Allrn ~ Calailon MAS ln
The CITY Yesterday, making the trlp
hvfr 10 hin auto.
Walter MeNrlil. business man 81
san Ahionio "a hefe lic ia stopping
81 che uldWsil
Joe v Adams = well huown nsWk
paper man OF Dallas Ia here fuF o
/ several dAya atay
I frank a nooth Of San Antonio n
in 'hr vlty fer Tew DAYS and u
eiopplne AZ tho niJwell
" r Msrflman. Robert ritter aud
y f"id we're among those maklns
rlns 60 Alice Yesterday
iohn hiunlscf lott Yesterday tog
i hla home near nananoie after SOY.
rFsl aass stay w she city
loliu 4 cpatlii ~ ramplco Mex
! Arrived ~ TBS eltr yesterday and
( alil le here fer several dave
AIRS W A Roas ~ New York q
~ Tho city for several weeks Watt
Mrs Rpss " s,opplug Al the state
\ krv q laiiott. priest OF the 20
l rattlckn Catholic church. returned
Yesterday afternoon from several
dass trip 10 Laredo
, e nuhvftN ~ HrcVlllc. acrom
panied hy Mr fiemiNg. made husl
ness visit go Corpus Yesterday. ~
iurninw home LAST niKhi
a nnilcr. p0stnare Inspector
left yesterday for houston Nc q
expected 10 return here During %.
latter part az she week
a. u Staples Of san Antonio. uhs
u Interested ln the sontraets Ia an,
renatrpcslon ~ The Nneccs ho,ei q
IA Corpus 0n hasiaess matters
Mr. and Nfs n Davis aud Wif'
~ Muskosee. OKLA. are ia the cli'
t0f weeks visit They ARE IN.
guests 81 Az and Mrs Harry Archer
A q Molphaek. manager Tor an
geneelm.Cohn company. ieascs toda'
'of a Two weeks bnyiag TRIP a. New
York snd nokson. for his eompany
Nat Relas, maraeet OF the casnisa
Witch h % be in Corpus next weak
left th,s meFnlng Cor Laredo whcg,
rs went 20 ARRANGE Tor his shows a
that place dnrlng Washington
nifshaay festivities held there 81
f'ehruary
Mr. and Mrs Robert Adams q
Alice who hsv,i hevn here FOR IN
rass month hess Yesterday Tor thet
hnme Mr. Adams was hero for o.
~nre''' ~ his health and leh masl
Improved
w " arooks lef, yesterday morn
Ing Tor his ranch near Renavldcn. NJ
hfooks haA been IN shc rltv TOE an
Pact Two weeks with his sons VII
were hrunTw here from the rMncl
! And placed In the spohn sanltariam
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CAUSES SICKNESS


There n soothing that sli create
ai0knoss 0f cause more trouble than
T. il-ofa-f~d slunash and mans p-o-
ple lalif eonirlei serious maiadiss
simply fhfeast DISREGARD or abuso ~
ttp stomach
Wr urge eferi one sarerinr from
anf stomach arrangement. indiee.
flou cog dfsptpsia. nbefhrf acute or
eDrouit io ifg Hekail pyspep.ia Tab
iaia uifb fhe distinct understanding
thnf We elil ref1ud their money
hltnuaf question 90 fermailfy. 10
an.f reasonable urs Of This medicine
ffff aft nH satisfied With the TO-
suits We recommend them fo our
CHsinmru rteD dhf and have yet
in hrHr Ui ans one eho haa nof been
benefited hf fhem Three sl1os. at..
Hr and ~ uN "a hos Sold lu Cor.
nos Christi onit af our store The
Nrssii Store Thomas Model phar.
macy " Thomas. 200 Chaparral
street
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

taua and ismaol hsges Retains fo the
Hlo Drandc un fhe iag fbef made ihe
frosniag of ihe $500 Cfanls Dear 'a
maffa ahi itaf NYloi'o aud hmasi
aore s.nf bach IHsi f,e hoafa pfs
tioua 60 ESQ arinal frosa.ng 900 q RAGE.
90 fae KasfrNment 4n prove this,
u h. said f aili he a pHNerfui pfuoi
go shue hi- fstsr. fiup niih ias rose
niufluaarF Increment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

That AZ Kssns la masi FORTUNATE
~ having su6h strong Support 81
laura Kneue az falanihr fyfhlaa
sweetheart. - th- universal OPINION
of the press ffifits ehsrs thoy have
appeared % stiffness che fDilDsih
extract from mo Salt iake Tribune
uf December sth last
"Wednesday evening ~ rho Colo
Mai theaief fhiup kfsbs and hls
Company presented rythias Co. g faft
appreelaiiFn sudirure Mr. krrus
Fafa the oid Greek llay ln a
revised form fet roialuinE nl th.
leading situations iu characteristic
strength jndKlnr ~ the frequent
applause received. it is noi naitetinF
GO aaY thai ihe plhy more them pleased
che large audience
81 kfeue a. Yfbiaa 4aa aii and
more then promised Wbii. thai ala
somo little aiy laura Ksene. Eay,
such 80 Irresistible charm 90 Ca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-25

COLUMBIA q c. lan WHt
jude. Alton s. pafAvr af SEES A0rl
an tho program to d"Ntar de- an
nuai address che niuefeafh anhu4.
m.-.fua of ihs South caroline nai
Association Wnf OPENED here TODAY
wlth su airus pointing to 'he mof
notable mreflne in ihe hlHor of 900
association leading meYcr fr0m
all parts of ihr sfafs Nefr IH attend
sncs ehen ihe falhrrue HaH 100
fp order hy fhc PRESIDENT N
Nehon nf Colamta fhe meriinf
Hill touiiuue over fnmOrrUa
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silver brand collar. 81 the Model
1884 "a
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Men'a. lRdlea ana chlf ems rut-
hers. a. the Model istti
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Mems aud ladies rubber boot u
thr Model tea o.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-03
FOR RENT
Large upper front room; also a small
room for s.. 161 kinau
k-J352-tf

Mrs. F.. T. BicRerton's Kaimuki resi-
dence, furnished; $+5 per month.
Apply Spencer Bickerton, - Mer-
chant St 5330tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-03
FURNISHED ROOMS

The Delmonico. 1870 S Beretania ST
Large. well-ventiIated rooms. No
mosquitoes. k-5342-3nI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-03

The Metropole, Alakea St Housekeep-
ing suites and single rooms. Phone.
k-5329-9m