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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-09
The WEATHER BULLETIN


For the Week ended October 6, 1906
Honolulu, ~ H. October $, 1906.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
The rainfall, as a whole, was light ou
au the isIands-the heaviest being rec
ported uom the uorln-oenud districts
of Maui and the northern portion of
the l>ohalu district of Hawaii. The
sre,Nest amounts, 21l to- Z.53 inches,
were reported from Maui
All stations ON Hawaii report more
rainfall than during the preceding week
excepting Pahala, which was the same
-. but at certain stations .n the exc
IRENE northern portion of the Kohlla
district ondy did the cxcesscs equal 100
inch, and i'm ON instance did the exc
cess exceed lG2 inches. ln the north
cu districts of Maui eXccsscs over last
week of Tsp to 2.29 inches We're report
cd from the south-cenual portion of tho
island. and excuses from the remand
/ er. The majority of stations ON Kauai
report less rainfall than last week Oh,
greatest deficiency being 80 inch. Their,
was less rainfall BOB southeastern MolO-
J kai
The great majority of reporting sta-
/ tons show a lower mean temperature,
/ than that of the preceding week u
/ the extreme northern, tine western, anc
southern portions Of Hawaii, northern
Maui southern and central oahu, east
ern Kauai generally and southeastern
Molokai the changes were quite mark
ed, and ranged iu the indicated dis
rlcts of Hawaii from 10 deg To- -
2.S deg; -l.2 deg. to -2.7 deg ON Mau
Ia deg. TO 2.2 deg ON oahu; -l'
deg. TO Ia deg. ON Kauai, and III
deg on Molokai,
The following table shows the week..
averages Of temperature and rainfall
for the principal Islands and for th
group:
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NOMINATION NOTICE..

HayiHK been nominated ln Que farm
IN g.s Republican cogHty Convention
f>r t8e oh1cs NJ ElDerUaor for me
D0gbty NJ oahu . e4JHeauy requeai
f5f fBDDDJt NJ th6 eiletors n ne
coHHtl
4, " GEhR
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NOMINATION NOTICE

HaFrr boon UomllatrH .n duo f0n
bg ODE Democratic County Convention
far ODE office 0f county Attorney far
lle County 81 oahu. D POW afs far uao
support ~ tHc electors of tle County.
w ~ THhTEE.
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Nm T0 M0nN Enn IAnNnA-

EDITOR HTARi-WH you paasa
correct Tho statement made IN Ihis
mornings Advertiser wherein Il says
! came from MQl0kai NJ W0rR for M
lankea ! came hers 0n purelY mai-
ness enand connected win some rf-
pairs N my launch " had come
here politically I would Work for ne
good NJ me Hepuhlloan PARTY ana MI
A. NJ Brown
Sincerely yours
M Is pHWAUpHHLlF
Honolulu, October " l006.
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NOMINATION NOTICE

Having been nominated 30 Que form
~ me Republican Pariy for me once
NJ Territorial feGator 1 nov ask the
EuDDrrt N tbe elecfors of oahu
y, 4. MoOhHDLBBg.
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NOMINATION. NOTICE

Having been nominated fn duo form
by the Republican Party for fhe office
of heprescu.at.va fr9u tfe Fourth
District = earnestly asE fhe support
Of The electors of tHe district
JyHE a. HTCHEF
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NoMrNAroN NOTICE

EaIHg 1aU duly dominated Dr. Us
E.U-bI.laH Party fgr tHe office NJ rreI.
r..IaI eala.er Tala..t t.e support
~ la aa..or NJ DaHl .H r.a lam
UE e...a
a. g. CHLLI-gWDETH
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NomiNATIoN NOTICE

EaNEg been nominated FOR re-eiao.
jon for the on N county Auditor
~ me Republican County CoaventiOn.
J fafnfsny request the support on Ne
e.e1fors ~ tHs county.
JhHEg EICKNELL.
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NOMIEATIOS NOTICE.

Having b0fH nominated iH Duo form
NJ me Republican county Convention
fDr me 0fio6 N Sheriff fof mo County
NJ oahu I earnestly request mo sup
poft N tGo electors N tbe county,
AETHgH NJ EROWN.
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Mololai ........ 1910 deg. .1Oiu
Entire Group, 1913 deg. .I3 iu.
AT the local office Of the weather
Bureau I'm Honolulu, the steady NORTH
easterly "rades' which have prevailed
for monthse were Interrupted during
the forenoon of the 4th,-since which
time the winds have been generally
southwcsterly and southeIly The maxi
mum temperature was 81 degp mini
mum temperature was 81 deg minimum
20 deg, ana mean 775 deg l,8 deg,
lower than last weeks and 4 deg,
higher than the normal for th" wookj
total rainfall, ,OS inch deficiency of
20 inch for the week ana ,05 less ulm
last week. The average oloudlness was
i-lOi mean relative humidity, 69,6 per
cent ana prevailing Wlnd direction
northeast win am average hourly
velocity of 5'6 niles
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTs.
tNote;-The Ggures following tbe
name Of a station indicate the dag
| with which the weeks report closed
| Comparisons Of temperature ana rain
fan are made with the data for the pre-
ceeding weelS)
ISLAND or HAWAI-
Puuhuc Ranch CD-Cam, excessively
warm weather was followed by heavy
southerly rains. Total rainfall. l.lf
inch, OBS. =. Woods.
Puakea Ranch ND-Warm wcatber
Obtained win rain on three DAYS
amounting to n inch. 90 Mean
temperature, CLI dog. the same as lasl
week. A. Mason.
Kobala Mil oD-CooIer 10 deg, VIII
LII inches of rainfall. gg more ana
light winds. Mean temperaruro. 74l
'deg.-T. II. Lille.
KohaIa Mission o. Cooler, rs deg.
win l,53 inches more rainfall. Near
temperature "a. don tofal raipfaIl
ISL inches-Dr. q. ID. BOND.
NuH ND-Very warm ana calm wea
Their prevailed with l.2 gipcbeg rain
IA inches more. Mean temperaturo
1872 deg, -lO-F. q. Paetow.
Waimea (5)-Warm. rather guItrr
weather obtained, win cool night, am,
heavy showcase on The Am. Tota
rainfall, 80 inch. AS; mean tempera
ture, 2 deg. "A deg.-James laird.
Honokaa Cd Slightly cooler weatbe
; obtained with 10 less rainfall. MeaI
! temperature. Nh deg. "a deg tota
; rainfall, Al mch.-s Gundel6nger.
Paauhau GO-The mean temperatrui
% 75.s deg, was 2 deg. lower ana m
: rainfall. .7g inch. wa9 ~ more -Paau
hau sugar PLANTATION 90.
Paauilo GA windy, cold week. ey
cepting the last two DAYS, which wer
calm and rainy. Mean temperatur,
e9.g deg, IA total rainfall .o5 Incl
r. .8O-C. II. Blacow.
Ookala D-Warm weadher, vii
showers, and light winds, prevailed
Mean temperature, n. deg IS deg
total rainfall A inch, -,23-W d
> Walker.
= Laupahoehoe m-The weather wa
very warm, WIN light showers AT nigl
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Incorporated Under the Laws OF thu
Territory OF Hawaii.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS
$I,OO7,346.65
OFFICERS.

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Charles M. Cooke...,.,...,,,,Pre President
p. c. Jones. ..,.. First Vice. President
r. w. Macfarlane. End Vice-President
O. IL. Cooke.,...,...,,.',,, Cashier
G. Hustace, Jr......Asslstant Cashier
F. B. Damon. .......,Assistant Cashier
Zeno X. Myers ''AudlIor
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SOmIsArION NOTICE

0aU1V bofG UDmlraf0d 90 du0 farm
W f4n EfpudIc80 couHfy Convention
foT fbf Dm0N NJ EuprIvieDf fDr me
C|gDfy NJ Oabu ! oafnratly request tto
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temperature '-'o u's" -..1 u's.--'. l-'
''.l'''''i'ls'".
N"uln'Il' '4l 7I's"''s warmer "'.'
I"lu ODD HF' o''e-' Amounting 'o |
men 'oo moro WIZ" A-..
"Inos. mean l.''p'I'.'I. 'I.h ''t.
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.','''''' "t'" easy ana .'o..'''
-N,',' '',''i''.,'."',' ,''- ''-' a'-.'
lol'i I'I"laI'' 30 l"eh' r.ll.-l D..
lyman.
PahaIa o. DDS was .s" second H''H
without rain. Ine mean lempeIai1lr,
90 aeA, was I.o o't i'"'I.- D.. -.
harrison.
ho'l'hekua '1-Ihe faIHIaI ""s '
mon w more l''oefJ wallace.
he"lahekua @l-SNshuy eoo.r. l.a
u't' t'leI'IlN paidg CLOUDY ".l i''.-
ran on -Four dates, amounting l' .'- II'H
that amount more Moan '.WN.r f"
'2.a deg Itr|. samuel d. D.EI-.
ISLAND or MAUI
Huclo OD-CooIer with g.g, mr..s
more rainfall. Moan tomDararrra. CSC
deg. -2.7 deg. totaI rainfall. g.-a ...r-
os-W. j.. Poqua.
Nabil,uog- sboysrs o.agrr.d a. r.a
davs and .aoun,.5 t,gf- ,.a..s 81
p,ore 81 ID Ja,obs
tr.u,.,.,n rf.,. .,,.,.I.. .......I. ..,......I.
od vifb rsrIy oroudy u,gt5., snd
I,...,. ,.,,,,..,.,,,,r.s gr r. 1r.
Iu,h,. sont, .ird br.pgJ,t ,areiaar.bI.
rsi1 No., t.,,,,r.t,,,. -8 d,s
~ d.o. ta,.I rat,t,n - ~ .,,sl.
90 ~ pai5,,,n
p,,bi ~ vv.r,, ..,f5.r ..t.tg.g
,,,t, ,,oagi,n,I sbow.rs and r.s..
rains ON thc Bird and 4b. TotaI ra.u-
fall 2.1I inches +L82.-G. Groyos
Puuucne NJ-Ligbt trade winds pre-
vailed uuW october q when Ubey s1lft-
ed 10 the south, and brought $50 iEcb
! rain, that amount greater MeaU teW-
porature. 1873 deg -.B deg j. N p
/ williams
Waimlu 90 Warm suIuy Woafher
obtained, WITH rather cool uigbts Tho
/ dry spell was broken Oh tho ofgterUoou
/ N the 4th when liRht but steady r3iU
SET in and continues. Lgbt rades
prevailed Mem temperature, IN dsp
-I.2 deg5 total raiuml 90 mcb ~
Brother Frank
<Hanapali N)- lIHhi lp Wna'fain ta
.riable wiuds prevailed Wifb Upbt
shower on september 2s, amogUgug NJ
.Os inch, tlat amount preater Th,
moan rcuueraiure, 79.7 dag was % deg
hlgber- w. Robb.
Khc % Lower tomDyaurss qb-
falnod, with aDUraciobly oooIer UlgHu
during ne atrer pert of weak y,
rainfaU hos occurred fgr ejpbt weak
and Hbore aro DO udlo8tioDs ~ r
cbango. Moan temperature 77,9 mp
~ deg Jamos soott
ISLAND OF OAHr
Kabuku 90 During tbo latbr Uar
0f week tbo days WE'RE yery WaJu 8Ul
humid, vim the highest reWUeratgre y
he year SO deR, M rhe tr1 ann
heavy ram 0u ne 5u5, -aoooWD0V|e
p WIN light thunder. Llgbt U9ribes
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19
THE CAROLINA ATCHMAN.
Local News Items

The Lexington Dispatch says
"Miss Carrie Hege has resigned
her position at the Elk, and has
accepted a position with German
q Green, of Salisbury"
Mrs. D. L. Parker, of Spencer,
has returned from Washington,
where she had gone for surgical
treatment.
Dr.. W. L. Crump, who has been
enjoying sea breezes at Morehead
City, has returned home.
The meetings held this week at
the Luthern church in Spencer,
have been attended by large con-
gregations. Excellent and earn
est sermons have been preached,
and it is felt that much good has
been done.
Last Sunday there we're appro.
pirate Harvest Home services at
the Reform church in Salisbury.
W. B. Smoot and Bismarck
Capps have returned to Chapel
Hill to resume their law studies.
Judge Council was here Sunday
to consult his brother, DR.. Coun-
Gil, as to his health. Judge Coun-
ell was badly shaken up in the
Hamlet wreck some time ago, and
he received injuries from which it
will take some time to recover.
Arnold Snider, who has been
confined to his home by illness
for some time, is able to be out.
A. J. Winecoff was rendered a
birthday dinner on last Thursday,
the occasion being the 18th an
niversary of his advent into this
vale of tears.
The Salisbury Dry Goods Co.,
is the name of a new store for
Salisbury. It will occupy the
room at corner Of Main and Coun.
Gil streets, and will be managed
by H. L.. Simmons, of Petersburg,
Va, late of Concord. A general
line Of dry goods, notions, shoes,
etc. will be carried.
Second hand Organ For SaIe.-In good
condition. Address box sos,
Salisbury, N. c. If.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19
Messrs. John and Robert Colt to be L.
censed Ministers. The Former to

Messrs. John and Robert Colt to be L.
Censed Ministers. The Former to
Marry.
John Knox Colt, son of Mrs. D.
J. Colt of this city, and Miss Re-
becca Isabel Galloway, of Toron-
to, Canada, will be united i'll the
holy bonds of matrimony, in the
city of Toronto, Wednesday, o.
tober 10th. 1t will be q quiet
home wedding, only a few of the
brides relatives and friends being
present. After the ceremony the
couple will come to Salisbury On
a short visit and then. proceed to
Rock Hill, where Mr.. Colt has
charge of the White Memorial
mission and is energetically engag-
ed in the Masters cause, for which
he is splendidly equipped. He
has applied for and will be grant,
ed a minister's license by Bethel
Presbytery, of South Carolina,
during it's sessions this month
Mr.. Colts bride has taken a
course III religious work and will
be a great help to him in his du-
ties as pastor, as his installation
will Immediately follow the re-
ception of his license. Mr.. Colts
many friends here wish him and
his bride abundant success and
Joy in their new relations.
Robert J. Colt, brother of the
above has just finished a theologl-
cal course in Chicago University
and will be granted minister's
license here next week, during the
session of Concord Presbytery.
Mr.. Colt is all exceptionally bright
young man and can be depended
upon to make a mark for himself
in his chosen profession. He will
preach his trial sermon before the
Presbytery, possibly Tuesday.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19
Will Build New Jail.

At a special meeting of the
County Commissioners on Mon
day, plans were adopted for a new
Jail. Plans submitted by Frank
P. Milburn, the architect for the
Southern Railway were adopted.
The Commissioners will have the
complete plans by the middle of
October, bids will be advertised
for and the work on the new
structure will begin as soon as
the contract is awarded. The new
building will cost about $4,000
and will be located in the rear OF
the present Jail.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19
Or. George A. Brown Married.

DR.. George A. Brown, of Mt.
lila, a brother of DR.. J. S. Brown,
we'll remembered here, and Miss
Mamie Knox, daughter Of J. W.
Knox, of Cleveland, were married
at the home of the brides parents
yesterday morning at Z o'clock,
Rev. Spense officiating. DR..
Brown is one of the county's best
young physicians and his bride
was one of the most charming
young ladies of Cleveland. They
have the best wishes of q large
circle of friends.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19
THE DEATH ROLL.
The King of Terrors Visits Several Fami-
lies for More Victims.

Mrs. S. J. Swicegood, who has
been in a critical condition for
some time, owing to a stroke of
paralysis, died at her home on
South Main street Saturday night.
Mrs. Swicegood was Sc years of
age AID had resided in this
city all of her life. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. DAM
ell Shaver. In 1862 she was mar
ried to Mr.. Swicegood, and her
husband and six children are left
to mourn her loss. The children
are: Mrs. H. G. Williams, of
Charlotte, Mrs. G. H. Dudley, of
South Carolina, Mrs. T. A.
Coughenhour, Mrs. Claude Fred
erick and Mrs. w. Ross Cox, of
Salisbury, and Preston Swicegood,
of Savannah. These were with
her when she died. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon at the
First Methodist church, Rev. J.
G. Rowe. officiating.
Capt. Jacob A. Fisher, one of
Rowan's highly esteemed citizens,
died at II 80 yesterday morning,
at his home about seven miles
from Salisbury. Some days ago
Capt. Fisher was taken i'll with
fever, and this developed into
pneumonia. The deceased was
we'll known and greatly esteemed
all over the county. He was a
man of strict integrity, generous
and warm-hearted, and for many
years a consistent member of the
Lutheran church.. He served in
the Confederate army AID made
a fine record for bravery and SOL
dierly qualities, Capt, Fisher
was in his eightieth year but had
the appearance OF a much young
er man. His surviving children
are: Mrs. R. A. Yoder, of Lin
colnton; Mrs. I. V. Miller of AL
bemarle; Mrs. F. R. L. Shaeffer,
of Rowan; Mrs. Ed. Smyre, of
Newton ; Messrs. John B., George
A. and Lewis Fisher. The funer-
al will be held this afternoon at
Grace Lutheran church, and Rev.
H. A. Trexler will oficiate.
Mrs. Hamilton G. Holt died at
Spencer yesterday morning. Mrs.
Holt was the wife of Conductor
Holt, who has a run on the South
ern. The deceased was Miss Nan
ME Freeman, of Albemarle, be-
fore her marriage. The funeral
was held at the Spencer Metho-
dist church this morning, Rev. J.
E. Gay officiating.
The infant Of Mr., and Mrs. E.
A. Lippert died Friday night at
their residence on West Cemetery
street. The remains we're taken
to Cincinnati for interment.
Mrs. Teresa Litaker, who resided
in the China Grove nelghborhood,
died last Tuesday. Mrs. Litaker
had numerous relatives through
the county. She was 81 years of
age,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19
A Painful Experience.

Some days since, 7. J. William
son was bitten on the foot by a
mosquito. In scratching it, the
skin was broken and blood poison
ing set in. The condition of Mr.,
Williamson was qnite serious for a
time. He is recovering, however,
and has been able to walk out
with the aid of crutches.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19
FOR SAIL e ~
G. CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Harness and DoaIersi in Hardware

MEssRs. G. FRoNEBERGER & Co., Salisbury, N. G.
Gents: I have been using the Vulcan Plow for ten years and in
that time have never broken a point. It sheds all soils better than
any pillow I have ever used, Much easier On man and horse. am
glad you have the agency as I could not get the points and rather
than give it up for any other pillow would send off for the points.
Yours very truly, G, W.. MILLER, Route No. 6, Salisbury, N. G.
MEssRs. C. FRoNEBERGER & Co.. Salisbury, N. &C.
Gents: | bought a Vulcan Plow from you in the spring not ex-
pecting to get The Satisfactory results I have. I am we'll pleased
with it in every respect and can recommend it to any one wanting the
best pillow on the market. Very Resp, JAMES NJ. KETCHEY.
MEssRs, C. FRoNEBERGER & Co., Salisbury, N. G.
Gents Last spring bought one Nc. II Vulcan Plow from you
expecting to return same because I did no; expect to get the result
from it 1 have. [ am we'll pleased with same, it turns land l could
not turn with any other pillow, much easier on the mar and horse.
[ have done three times the amount of blowing with me point than
with any other make of point I have ever used. Very respectfully,
0, C. SHOAF.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19
Funeral Services.

The remains of Lloyd Swice-
good, whose death in New Orleans
was noted in our last issue, reach
ed here last Wednesday night.
The funeral was held on Thurs
day morning at the Swicegood
residence on South Main street,
Rev. J. G. Rowe officiating.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-09-19

Subscribe for the WATcHMAN 81.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-11-01
FOR COUNTY SHERIFF.

GEORGE MAGUIRE.
Postofiice address, Kiowa.
Place Of residence. Kiowa.
Place OF business, Kiowa.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-11-01

State Colorado,
of County coo,do a
nomination. ,na @
posed aendments 10 the
of the State Of Colorado
committees be
embe N-''
WITNESS day of October d ions
TOM c. JAMES
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-01-03
Horseback Ride of 500 Miles.

The most wonderful straight away
ride ever made by man was the gallop
of Francis Xavier Aubrey-ci-devant
Canadian voyageur, and a famous Pany
to independence, Mo-, in 1S53-8OO miles
in 5 days IS hours.
In 1852 he had covered the same dis.
lance in a little over eight days. and,
his record was on the wager of $1,000
that he could do it in an even eight"
In the whole distance he did not stop to
rest and changed horses only with every
100 or 200 miles. He was a stocky
French Canadian, light hearted, genial,
adventurous, absolutely fearless.
For some time he was an overland
freighter; and he also made the enor-
mously difficult and dangerous drive Of
flock Of sheep from New Mexico to
California across the deserts Of the Col
orado. He was killed in Santa Fe.-Mc-
Cures Magazine
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1906-01-03

the following morning. During that
time each house is in charge of an at
tendant known as the ''hausbesorger,"
or caretaker. In large apartment build
lngs the hausbesorger is usually a uni
formed porter Every person entering
the house between 10 at night and in
the morning must pay to the hausbe-
sorger twenty hellers a cents.)
This gives rise to q curious condition.
Naturally the man who comes home ut
early hours need not necessarily pay
anything, while the man who habitually
gets III at 2 or in the morning is a
frequent contributor to the hausbesor-
gers bank account. Inquiry Of the haus-
besorger concerning Mr.. A may result in
the startling information that he is a most
dlsreputable, mean sort of q man, while
the night-hawk, Mr.. 3, will undoubtedly
be lauded as splendid fellow of excel
lent reputation. AS q conservator of the
public morals, therefore, the hausbesor-
ger can hardly be called Il success.-Out-
look.