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New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
YALE eLEE AND BANJO CONCERT

The concert Of the Yale GIee Banjo and Mandolin
clubs. given for the benefit the Yale University
crew. VIII be held on Friday evening March g. at
Sl5 p. m. in the grand ballroom Of the Waldorf
Astoria After the concert informal dance will
De given in the Astor Gallery. Among the patron
esses Mrs. Vanderbilt Mrs. w D. Sloane Mrs
Archibald Rogers and Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge.
Tickets are obtainable at any Of Tysons Offices or
rom the committee of the Yale alumni of which
Joseph B Thomas. jr., at No. 1 Madison-ave., is
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
NASSAU coUNTYs DELEGATION.

Three hundred OF the yeomanry of Nassau County
intend visit the inaugural ceremonies the
friends and neighbors Of President Roosevelt The
special train viii leave Jersey City on Friday,
March 3. at 11:14 a m, and returning will leave
Washington on March at 1901 Each delegate
will have outfit consisting Of top hat, cravenette
coat Kid gloves oveFgaiters and especially made
umbrella. The delegation will have banner. bear
ing the arms OF Nassau County in orange and
black. and will be escorted by a band
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20

RqYLAN-EnteTsd into rest after lingering illness a.
in the 74th year Of his ae smell M d 1ggs a Boyan
az Grace ChHrch Orange; on Tuesday. February %
Brick charoh station ci3cinnasi Hs pspes "a h
cLATwoRTHY-o3 Friday morning. February IT. 1905.
20. at o'clock. from St Paul's Church. Troy n =
Dawes aged So FunssaI home. February a. iiso
DENNyIN-on sunday. February 10. a. his residence.
President and Court sts BFooRyn Ch0ren
EsGTERBR9o-At Gr537s COX ;s Rshyay " February 10
broo. IN her s55h Funeral services at her late
train leaving NeT-YorS 22 D. m va PnSlrl w meet
Railroad. ana
Charles Mcintosh Hunter Of JuIana NJ w and the
Funeral service at the censi PasBss BST an es cs1ss as
oeoc IntereHt at woodla%n g csTs5s45 oRihs at 1880
IS of pnsumona william H Hur6uI Eunersi neral
KIPLING-suddenly, at RoseIIe N ]. February 1s,
IS9S HieasEd Aipng in the slst yeaE Of his
day morning. February p, at 1915 ocock Tqain
meat convenience Of family at ''i' inter
LAwRENcE1 Saturday morning. February IS 1905
Lawrsnse daughter Of the late s John sna
a, Trinity Cemetery. New~York CITY -"'s'
LORD-At Montclair N J.. Saturday FebrIarv 1s
1906, Mary H, widow Of David Porter Lord Funeral
clair. N J., on Monday, February 20 arrival OF
Erie Railroad train leaving Chaunhers-st Nev-York
Il o'clock Carriages In waiting
saH %i hs Of Hsson Macy So and 5G
Janet and the late John j Burchell Relatives and
late residence a 10 a m, Monday @07 mum 'is'
MANGOIiD-At Lyndhurs Irvington. ". Y. February 1s
1895. after lingering illness Ferdinand Mangold in
his 7Ith year Funeral service az The Presbyterian
o'clock Trains leave Grand Central station tor irv
ington 1880 and 1:lO N.
PARsONS-At Palm Beach. Fla, on Friday February II
1903. William II. Parsons. Funeral services viii ~
held from the Presbyterian Church. Rye n Y on
Tuesday afternoon February 81 az $50 Train leaves
Returning leaves Rye at Al, due in NsW-York at $50
Spectral his residence, No. 6T lst-st Troy N Y
Friday February II. 1906 John D. Spcsr in his 7Isf
funeral services will be held rexdenca
to attend The inteTment VIII be private.
24I West 23d-st Drank Campbell. Stephen yS--ir,
EmbaIming Institute Buiding1. Monday afternoon al
O'Clock.
TWITCHELL~-At East Orange. N J.. February Il
1905. Phoebe Judd widow OF Dr. Henry TwitcheH ~
residence OF her sOn-iR-law, Henry H Hall ~
2s3 Parkavs, East orange, on the arrival
NeW-Eork. Delaware
Western Railroad Tuesday. February II. 1904.
WALpRoN-on February Is 1905 at No 11s Isxtns
ton-ave= Frank C. Waldron- aged SO years. Friends
may view his late residence SUNDAY sSts-
noon o'clock Funeral Cherry Vail n
Tuesday February 81 1925
UNDERrAKERs.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
BISHOP M'LAREN DEAD.
Bishop Worthington of Nebraska
Offers Prager at Death Bed.

The Right Rev. DR.. William E. MoLaren. Epis-
copal Bishop Of Chicago died at 7:l5 O'Clock last
night at the Elbana apartments, No. 90 Madison
ave. Death due to heart disease. The Bishop
had been I'll for more than a month. for the greater
part of the time being confined to his bed.
Throughout his illness Bishop McLaren was at
tended by Dr. w. H. Katzenbach of No. II West
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
"ALn La Rue.

ZAP La Rue. we'll known among musicians and
musical publishers as an arranger and composer.
died yesterday afternoon at his home. No lA West
10lst-st., OF pneumonia He had been sick about
eleven days. He arranged many comic opera sue
cesses, among which were "The Runaways The
MOcking Bird" and Sergeant Kitty" Funeral
services will be held at the house next Wednesday
and the burial will take place at Morristown N j.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
DENY STORY OF POISONING.
(By Associated Press,

(BT Associated Press9
San FRANCISCO Feb 19-The story in circula-
uon 10 the effect that an attempt was recently
inaue 10 poison Mrs Jane L Stanford at her
nome IN thls city is characterized by Mrs Stan
ford's friends as sensational and without fo1,n-
dation.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
Tribune Local Observations -
Night

In this diagram the white line the
Indicated by The Tribune's
recording barometer The dotted line shows the
nerature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
local Official Record-The following official record
.ron, fbs Weather Bureau shows the changes
temperature for the last twenyour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOFFMAN-A. B. Andrews. North Carolina
HOLLAND-Prce Lane St. Louis. HOTEL AS
TOR-W r Clark, Milwaukee IdPERIAL-F c.
Darte, Wikesbarre, MAJESSTTC-John z. Thomp-
son. Detroit; MANHATTAN-C A Ellis Boston
MURRAY HILL-Professor H. F. Andrews, Yale
UNIVERSITY. New-HaYen.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS CFoRwARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

The schedule OF closing O Transpacinc Mails Is ar
ranged the presumption OF their uninterrupted over
land transit port OF sailing TIA dnaI connectfns
mails Except Registered TranspacEc Mails dispatched
VIA Vancouver, victoria Tacoma Seattle. which
close N previous day. close az the General Post
Hawaii. Japan. Kerea. China ana specially addressed
mail for Philippine Islands. via Ffauclsco close
az ?. February 20 FOR dispatch per CoDtie
Philippine Islands and Guam. san Francisco cioss
az p m February 70 for dispatch per l. 5 Trans
Fiji Islands. Australia (except West) and New Gale
donla. via Vancouver and Victoria 3 close Al 4
p, February e5 for dispatch per = Moana
Hawai- via san Francisco. close az ,. m February
p for dispatch per 3 : Alameda
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China and PhfInpine Isfaads
via san Francisco. close AZ March 3 Tor dis
patch per = Siberia
Tahiti and MArquesas Islands. via Francisco etoss
az ?. IN March 10 tor disPsteh per :. Msrpoxs-
samoa Hawaii and Fili Islands. VIA san Frsneisco
close .. March "a for dispatch per slsrra
If Cunard steamer carrying the British mall fer
New-Zealand does arrive In time connacr xfth
this dispatch. extra rnaiS-clos4uE $50 $50
and .. nl-. sundays 4.3o a n. a rn aad
rival of the Cuaard steagnerl.
Japan eXcept Parcels Post MRils1. Korea. China
Philippine Islands. via NancouVeF and Vlesria q.
close az p m March IA for dispatch a Empress
OF India
Manehurla Cexcept New-Chwans aad Pert Arthur, ana
Eastern siberia il present forwarded Via
NOTE-unleas otherwise addressed. West IA
forwarded VIA Europe New zealand F~anclsco
and certain places IL the Chinese Provincs ef Yunnan
British Iniia-the quickest routes. Philippines
specially addressed via Europe fully prspaa
AZ The foreign rates. Hawaii is forwarded Via san
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Possm.xt.r
Pesiefnce. Nsw-xoFk- N r. February IT. isoA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20

Fsighest temperature yesterday 30 degress lowest IS
degrees average 22 degrees: corresponding
date year - degrees for corresponding date
last twenty-five years 33 degrees.
Local Foreeast-PsFtly cloudy to-day followed by rain
tonight; tuesday RAIN fresh southeast 10 south winds.
inaEazxiEE.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20

MAIN OFFICE-No I54 Nassau-st
OFASWN Os'FICE-NO- 1.3st Broadway or any Amer
-, lcaa District Telegraph once
11S,It.SI.s5A SCEsEAU--No- 15sth-sr-
y @t,ASftlNtTION BUREAU-No I322 FIST
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frederfck " Sor-nsr,
No 194 Broad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD will nnd THE TRIBUNE 81
LONDON-OEcs of THE TRIBUNE al No 14s
Fleet-st
Frank Gould Co. No 81 New-oxford-st.
L0ndon and Paris Exchange Bankers. BasildO1 House.
MoorEate-st.
american Express Company. No Waterloo Place
thotnas Cook & son. Tourist Oices. Ludgate Circus
rl me LOT don ofiee of THE TrsiBJN Ne Is conyenens
P'9SS 70 4eaVe advertisements and Subscriptions
E11FSlS-John MunrOe q Co. No. 7 Rue Scribe.
John WanaUaker. No "A des Petites Ecu-t>s
ss;asle Bureau. No 81 Canbon
3l9Lkan. Hartes & Co. No 81 Boulevard Haussnana-
tTetlt Lyonnats Bureau EtrauzsrE
-gntineLtal Hotel newsstand
Ihe Figaro Once.
tsrehtano's. No. 81 Avenue De TOpera
E1t-E.-Crfdit Lyonnais
G5E1NEEA-LOmbard. Oder & Co. ana Union Bank
FLORENCE-French Lemon & Co. Noz 2 4 VIA.
Tornabuonf
Aa9uay & Co.
dInand Strassa. -
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, ETC x.xcr.s-<
TRANsPACIFTC


CeEaEIa @ Fost Tampa 5ia closes At this o1os eay
close here on Mondays. Wednesdays
AEAICO ClTE-Overlan6. Unless specially addr-Ss-3
dispatch ny steamer closes at this day .xssr@
sunday. az 1;SO p m and 1870 ,. m suassyx az Il
NEWFOUNDLAND Except ParcsIs-Post 3EafIs,v,r ali
To North Sydney and tsace BY cIosaa AZ III.
once daily except sunday. - m; SUNDAY az $50
p tconnsctinS nails har. sso
Wednesday and Saturday,. -Ss
JAhAICA-By rail 70 Boston thence By s.sa-rs-
PHILADELPHIA and thencs by steamer, closes AZ thSs
Once az 1850 ?. Wednesday. - -~
MlQCELON-By rail 70 Boston. AID thsnoa by st.arns-
closes az this once daily. except Sunday. az D a.
BAHAMAS Except Parces-POst NaIIs)-y rail N Miami
Fla, and thsacs by at this oS1os az
1880 a Monday. Wednesday and Saturday -
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS Cast COAST ara
NGUAFEMALA-By rail To NsW-OrlGzns nd thenc. b|-
steamer, closes az This ofaee ealIy except sunday a.
tl,S0 p m and TlO31 . m; Sundays a II p N All
f0;50 p m, (eonnsetns mail closes here Mondays az
f10:30 nj. -
COSTA RICA-By rail 20 New-orieans and theme. bv
closes az thls once daily. except sunday az
fl:80 ?. and 1000 ? Sundays y m ana
1880 Connecting mall closes Tuesdays al
p }
NICARAGUA East Coast)-By ran TO Nsv-Orlsans .p4
thence by closes this Office daily sxcrpt
Sunday. AZ u 80 N. and t10;30 p Sundays az II
2 and f1O:30 p. n tcounsottag rnau closes hsrs
Wednesdays 1890 2. M
PANAMA and CANAL. ZOSE-By rail Ssw-Orieans.
La. and thence by steamer. closes taily
except sundays and Mondays. II so D tiO3o
p. Sundays ar II and T1O30 (coulectin<
mail closes nere every sunday az Tl0:30 :. N.
Registered Nan closes al p N. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
JULIUS A. eoYLAN.

julius A, Boylan. a member OF the New-York
Cotton Exchange for thirty-fve years. and also a
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20

Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all pointz the United States Canada ana N.xfca
toutside OF the baFoughs Manhattan and The Bronxl
Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii he Phlipnlnsa
without extra expense fcg foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
be reDubIished In The Tri-WeekIy Tribuns ,vItbo-,
extra charge.
FAILE-HENCKEL-On Saturday, February
home OF the brides mother. Rev William
venor Marguerite daughter OF Lille REYNOLDS and Tba
late Francis Reginald Henckel, TO Malcolm TlrrreT
Faila. As4A
Notices of marriages and deaths must he in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
Special Notices.

henIxks
a Bowen. MEMORIAL.
Nsw-T0rk. - w =
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Tribune Subscription Rate.

THE TRIBUNE will be sent by mall to anv asa-... A.
this country abroad. and address Changed a. 80, "a
desired Subscriptions may be given 10 vo1-
dealer before leaving, II convenient hand 9b
In at THE TRIBUNE Once '"'ul
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will he
repubished In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
POstOmee Nottea


Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may ES occur az any tEne)
gi close CPRoMPTLY IN ali casss9 al the tSss5sTsf
i POST MAILS close hour earlier than closing ts
FEBRUARY so per 1' KTon15nE Ip5 Sfn1Tx s. .l2ss
wad.1sss sad Fssaay 5s0sHAy e. D - R.s
s5 and o4n aal' s4S:s. sls:s = h Esfsss a
Plsmsnt Mails for ToDs aSd cen Hsrsfps a nass sup E
o0'Ol' Close one hour later at Foreign station).
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
'7 Was va Fyou.5 p 6aS sa52R cg:ss5Bss. Bss .us
aas saS aaa a 1s:-5ssf' 70: ssff'ss Ps
Tnsi drscssd per R'l aastsrds HssFa-A
spain Portugal a arss9 n sSr FInSs. f5S: ssss:rl1s s
for s.hsr Europe must s. drsossd 1 aeTss psr @
sATTJRDAT e25)-At $50 for italy direct per
Gg.Ias9 29t5 9pd G!, cssfS6uE T so.sss G s a
$50 a. m for Europa per c55a5, "a ISsS s p az
PGss @w9 Sha sa,lI lLiVs.goO!; at $50 ssx c:ls
Besiun m nus. 0s airseisa per vssrisnd5; $50
5e directed per 5. s. Furnsssia'); az 10 a m FOR
tsd .I per RiSaSd aRqs5 s as o f9S Iay n nus: s
directed per PTins Adalbsrs U''A-i l'''' %
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC
MTSDAx T1,I&4s- tzo-At 4 m for Bermuda. per $. =
IGESDAT (2l)-At $3.50 a m complementary iO:ss
1except FaSt cI3 SeEcsPt East Coastl Honduras
Gauea DePartent OF Colombia Ecuadcr P.r AIss. Re-
5 Rs gs' Sc disos8d 1sa Sa eolGn sssa s
ruaT s al u m for Argentine Uruguay and Para
Campsche. per Tjono (rna must Be dirsct.a 1,a
40 M or 81 Taomas n asG So crot % s'qI2gsHIax IssRe 5x
a for Barbados Tenads and Trtnidad naGst M4f0s Ss
slaguay per @ Solder @ Ter fTHe. PrEs1
9i.Ga 9 @ If fqT 5Rafua 6a Santa Marta and other
Alene' at II for Cuba Yucatan and C-arapscbe
must De directed per Havana'j: at - m CsGo-
tago (ma for Ms9ico via Tanpeo 5It PsT S > S41
FRIDAY C2fl-At ESQ a n, ,,r N-s7vs,,-s,.. -
8 sIyLa az i N for Guantanamo and Santiago. Der
s4ITRDA,Y t:5)CAt for Bermuda. Per =
{or C%EacsS and yeRszuela- SIarscai5o CuaiI
MaPacai5o1a ~ TgT9Gao must Be directed per
for Rico St Thos4sD Ias~afSz s3G anG
mail fOr Barbados Grenada ana trinidad I'm mus. Suss sa
mentary 16:so M for Fo3s ~ gSo r. a. n 1sgPPis-
ana colombia except cauea and Magdalena Depart
'1on 10 a Ig1s yoT Sb ss directed per AsEhanyJ
10 a m for Grenada. Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and
S1iana, Pe5 Maraval: az u m for Barbados and
NoTICE-Ffve cents ounce IN addition u ~,
%arGed by the supplementary Malls and letters de-
a5tsr the Closing u the Regular Mall
Forwarded unless such additional postage l. fuIy
PREPAID thereon By stamps Supplementary Trans
AtmeEle;an English and French steamers whsnsTsr
mail may be deposited In the uaa boxss On t5 e isss
OF Ine German Lines sailing from Hoboken- Ths
sailing tiTs. and close ten minutes before saiir@
ouncel Is required articles mailed On ths pfsrs
rs ne AIeriean. White star and German CSss Post5
ounes) On other lines AAr
MAILS FoRWARDED ovEBr.n-- ,--
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
UNDERTAKINGS.

2sd st. Frank Il. Campbell stephen Merritt
EnbPg Inst. 2sl-s West asa ST. Tel 1925 Chelsaa
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
HOUSE HONORS QUAY.
SeOen Members Speak at Special
Memorial Services.

Washington, Feb. 19-Sittng in special session.
the House Of Representatives to-day conducted
memorial services in tribute to the memory of
Senator Quay, Of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Dalzel pre-
sided. Seven members euogized Mr.. Quay's life
and character
After the adoption of appropriate resolutions the
House adjourned.
SENATOR FAIRBANKS'S TRIBUTE.
Senator Fairbanks's eulogy Of Senator Quay.
delivered Saturday. in the United States Senate,
is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
Special Notices.
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
Foreign Rates.

bal subsoFl6ers % NeYork CIV 20 ths DAILY -
IfSI-WEEASLY viii be charged cent a COPY extr2
postage In addition to the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20

For points IN Europe and all countries IN the Uni-
vsrsal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed az
New-York tribune., 1905-02-20
SINGLE COPIE.
Domestic Rates.

SUNDAY. scents WEEKLY REVIEW 6n.,,.
WEIaiiY FARMER. ssnts cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-04
PROGRESS BLOCK
UNCER HAMMER

The Progress block, whose erection
set a new standard of business archi-
lecture in Honolulu, passes under the
auctioneer's hammer at u o'clock to-
day. James F. Morgan is authorized
to sell the building and premises I'M
der foreclosure of mortgage. The build
ing is three-storied and constructed of
Hawaiian stone, having stores on the
ground floor and an assembly hall with
stage, Hobbies. balcony, etc. on the
third floor Office rooms occupy the
middle floor. The first passenger eleva-
tor ever erected in Honolulu is in this
building, serving the Model block
aligned Herewith as well. The sale
will be held at Morgan's auction rooms
Mr.. Morgan also sells at the Judi
ciary building at noon property on the
Waikiki road under foreclosure in the
suit of w. F. Allen VS.. George Hag-
CART
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-04
DEATH OF EDWARD
INGBAM'S FATHER

The Manchester Guardian contains
this obituary notice of William Ing
ham, father of Edward Ingham, Sec
rotary of the Metropolitan Meat Com
pany:
Mr.. William Ingham.-Late on Thurs
day Mr.. William Ingham, of Langcliffe
Mills, near Settle, died in his 63rd year.
He was educated at the famous Gram
mar School in his native village of
|Giggleswick, and, starting work at the
very bottom of the ladder in the cot
ton doubling mill of Mr.. Lorenzo Chris
tie at Langcliffe, he gradually worked
his way to the management of the con-
Germ. AS salesman for Mr.. Hector
Christie, who succeeded his father in
the ownership of the MILL Mr.. Ingham
was we'll known on the Bradford and
Manchester Exchanges. Possessed of
keen business instincts, he proved him
self to be of inestimable value to those
in whose service his bound1ess energies
were engaged. OF quick temperament,
he had beneath the surface the very
kindliest of hearts, and few of those
who appealed to him when in trouble
were turned away. AS a sportsman he
was equally well known and liked on
the RIbblesdale hills and moor No
keener follower of the dog and gun
ever pursued the game of the upIands
The writer of this notice can recall the
period when William Ingham. after a
forty miles shooting expedition ended
the day as fresh as child In his
native village he held the post of clerk
to its first Parish Council. He was a
Churchman and at one period mana
ger of the National Schools at Settle.
For many years he was one of the di-
rectors of the Craven Lime Company.
He acquired within recent years sew
eral valuable farms and other holdings
of land. He warmly supported the OBJ
Ject of the North Ribblesdale Agricul-
tural Association. In early life his
leaning was to the side of Liberalism
of the most pronounced type, but he
became an ardent UniOnist. He is sur
ViVed by a widow, three sons. and three
daughters, his eldest son, Mr. Henry
Ingham, manager of the Craven Bank
at Otley, having predeceased him last
year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-04
TOURISTS ARRIVE
At THE HOTELS

Tourists are coming by each steamer
from the coast in fair numbers and
the hotels begin to look lively once
more. Following are the names of
some who have registered from the
Manchuria:
ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL.
Mr.. Kaumanns, Germany; w D.
Tyler, San Francisco; J. T. Wilkinson,
Vancouver; G. J. Armisted. U. S. A. !;
Mrs. P. Taylor, Calf; DR.. w. A. Long.
wife and child, Montana; F. w. Koch
and wife, Denver, Col; F. G. Slattery
and family, Silverton, Col. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. A. Brown, Honolulu; Mrs.
James D. Adams, Chicago; Miss E.
Bluhm, Chas. H. D. Smith, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. E. E. Smith, E. Westvelt
and wife, Chicago; T. c. Taylor and
wife, PendIeton; Mrs. e. c. Atkins,
Mrs. Cara A. Gates, Indianapolis, Ind;
A. E. Lacey. U. T. Wagner, F. C. NJ.
Spencer.
ARRIVALS AT THE MOANA.
Mrs. G. T. Dietz, Miss Dietz, Mr.
Gould Dietz, Omaha; Mrs. A NJ. Put
nam, Miss Putnam, Miss Saunders,
and wife, West Cliff, Col; Geo. r.
Field and wife, San Francfsco; VIM
L. Keane, Yokohama; Henry r. An
gelo, Los Angeles
AT THE ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Warren D. Clark, San Francisco; 1.
Asada, Japan; c. P. Bratnober, wife
and children, Minneapolis, Mimi;
M. A. Moore and wife, Lenars, Iowa;
A. A. Moore and wife, Marshalltown,
Iowa; J. c. Lusch, Ackley, Iowa; Mr..
Guheen, Dubuque, Iowa; Mrs E. NJ.
Mcknight, Springfield, Mass; Mr. L.
E. Mcknight, Minneapolis, Mimi: Mrs.
E. S. Layman, Minneapolis, Mimi; H.
W. Coulter and wife, Gensburg, Pa;
f. w. Sturgis, Q. r. Sturgis, Ventura.
Cal; ]. B. Church, wife and child, Miss
Gertrude Vale, Denver. Col; W. s.
Barrus, Bremerton; NJ. L. Christian,
Minneapolis, Mimi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-04
WHAT 4 BLESSING
Many People Are Learning to
Appreciate in Honolulu.

What a blessing it is.
Sought after by thousands.
Honolulu is finding it out.
Many a miserable man is happy now.
Nights of unrest. days of trouble.
Any itching skin disease means this.
Itching Piles mean it.
Eczema just as bad, and just as bad
to cure.
But Doan's Ointment relieve at once,
and cures all itchiness of the skin.
A blessing to a suffering public.
Here's proof to back our statement:
Mr.. H. .RyaH, of No. II, Grosvenor
ST., South Yarra. very old resident
of Melbourne, Australia, states:
For some considerable time 1 have
been a sufferer from that annoying
complaint known as irritating piles.
At times the irritation was very an
noying, especially at night, and IN the
warm weather. 1 applied some of
Doan's Ointment, which 1 had obtained
and I am pleased to say that it gave
me the desired relief from this annoy
ing disease.
Doan's Ointment is splendid in all
diseases of the skin: Eczema, piles,
hives, insect bites, sores, chilblains,
etc. It is perfectly safe and very eff
fective. Very frequently two or three
boxes have made a complete cure OF
chronic cases that have not yielded to
other remedies for years.
Doan Ointment is sold by all chem
lists and storekeepers at so cents pei
box, or will be mailed on receipt OF
price by the Hollister Drug Co., Ltd.