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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
POISONED FISH MAY
BRING ON CHOLERA

B. D. Mitchell, an old-timer here and
a graduate OF a College Of Physicians
and Surgeons, thinks that cholera may
be traced TO the eating raw Of fish
which, at certain times Of the year.
consume a poisonous variety Of limu-
The first case Of cholera here in
1895 appeared among the feasters at a
raw fish luau- Years ago when 1
taught school on one Of the other is
lands. the natives who ate the Iimu-fed
fish uncooked came down with some
thing very much like cholera II not
the real thing itself. L don't know
about the recent case on River street
but I should like 10 know what the
man had been eating before he was
taken down"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
BORN.

CoLLEY-At Maternity Home. Janu-
sry u. 20 the wife OF 2. E Colley,
son.
DAVIESAt Craisside. Nuuanu ave
nue.. January Is. Is1S. 10 Mr.. and
Ms. Give Davies. 8 daughter.
LECHER-In Honolulu. 7. H. On Jan
uSry Is. IScS. 10 the wife OF J. J
Locker. 3 daughter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
A BOOK from PICTURESQUE no
EOLULU.

The Union has received from Mr.. Z.
3. Reeves. Of Honolulu. Hawaii. 4
handsomely illustrated so-page book,
picturesque Honolulu" published BIZ
the Hawaiian Gazette Company. II Is
finely printed and complete deserip-
tive history Of Honolulu and its vari-
Gus enterprises, and gives excellent
description Of that distant Iand.-Port
Jeryis q. " Union.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
Group Is 1,1,rINExr.

No matter how vel your children
may APPEAR TO be yOr are never safe
without q bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy in the house. II never
fails to relieve and IL perfectly safe 20
give the little ones For sale oy all
dealers. Benson. Smith < Co. Ltd.
Agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17

MarOn Francisco, arrived
teriay long passage being
weather
ems toSseda topsais.
by Peabody who is well known
port Sheridan when she
This which he has made this
5 well
the FOhng suey of the sewan line and has been
running this city many years.
and
before discharge
sailing
nunak
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
THE GRAVE OF WILL ADAMS

AT meeting Of the Japan Society
On November 10. Lord RedesdaIe male
an appeal for funds 70 assist the en-
ceaVor TO perpetuate the name Of VIII
Adams, the Kentish pilot. who Was
the first Englishman 70 set foot IN
japan Lord Redesdaie said that for
two centuries and a half the grave of
VIII Adams had been forgotten until Il
was discovered in 1872. hidden among
shrubs II was now proposed TO main
tain Il for all time and to have for It's
custodian an old japanese soldier Or
saiIor.-The Kobe Herald.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17

Automobiles find much pleasure in
drive 70 Haiei~a o. account OF the
excellence II me Rad ana tHz scenery.
a. well a. the entertainment al the
end Of the run On Saturday the run
araund-the-isIana will take place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
MARRIED

RINNEY-GCERRERO = At waiaIua.
Oahu. OF Thursday. January :. by
the Rev. FSJher Clement. Mr. Low
su Kinney 70 Miss Julia Guerrero.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
From Thursdays Advertiser,


2 N Rsch1sl. who arrived IN the
Mznchuriz- is desirOuS OF remaining
here where he vas formerly immigra-
tio1 inspector
As the tire approaches for giving
WzIIzch his test. Motley and Sons
other politicians are trying % start
fresh Qu2rrels with the Bozri Of
Health
MssS-s- Castle & Cooke received ad-
vtcss by cable yesterday that the : :
Hlcni2n would leave san Francisco
one day Iars IN sesordance with TIE
1s< schedule
M ard Ms z : AIdrich OF Nos
CIV Idaho E-sre arrivals OF the Man
chu5z- 1Ir AIdrich Is vice president
n ths idaho Washington Light s
Power Company and Ei1 remain about
5vo ua1ths On The Islands M and
Mrs AIGrich Spznt ths winter here
CEo years ago and think there Is 10
pIscs Ike the Islands for 3 winter
resort
Chairman h P BALDWIN Of TIE Re-
publican party o. Maui has written
% ChsI-usn 4 G II Robertson Of
III Territorial organization II favor
Of urging The Delegate 70 Congress %
incr0dzce Al amendment 70 the Organ
L AT raising The salaries Of Members
q tie legislature fr5m 500 % 1850
u slgs-
\ SEATTLE pspsr has published : Van
c1uver GtSrz-ch DenEI01inE rhs rscsipt
. letter f-un Alexander & BsIiEil-
Eoz0l1f1- stating that ths Hawaiian
Pn-e-S' Association lad discussed
TIE czs1oz q Hindu Izbo- and want
ID 1ons q II he letter zzs II reply
70 Z proposal 70 ship : lead q Hfn5Us
10 Hawaii 70 take the place u Japzn-l
80 ~ - -,-z--z-f--z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
HILoNIAN SAILED.

Matoa Hionan
Thursday and viii bring mail
Nippon Maru sailed shortly before did
3Ionan viii probably bring full list
pick for cabin when light
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
SAILS ON SUNDAY.


finished loading Will
o'clock passengers
Captain ship
passage popularity
OF he
port, every trip.
1920 refinery
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
HoCHE IN PORT.

Hamburg
yesterday
locked Haekd where she
diharging When Diamond
blowing half and with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
WANTED.

TWO san-CALDoN Mo,aSsss Tanks.
rO- higher than feet either round.
srus-e OF rectangular r E2ckteld
4 Co. Lid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
-, - - -Sss - ssN
MARINE REPORT.


JF-o- SS- Frsn1lSoo Merchants Ex-
chslSs-l
Thursday. January Il
SsC F-2-ciScc-Arrlvs5. jan -
Al : : Mexican. from san Diego
SzEs5- Jan Il. " y : : E1loni2n-
Er- Honolulu
E-o-Arrive5. Jan u An bk s.
Nz-Hs-51s. fro- san Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
DIX NOT SIGHTED.

The United transport Dix Anker did
Northwest complained ship like
be rarely
Philippines generally
Back local officials did ser
details
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17

Nr- Joe Hsntaro and stepsou. Man
ueI Hzrkz. VII IezEs On the -aadsne
ser sfzri- f0r 2 sEo Feek< visit on
the fzzznd-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. NcLENNAN-T1s Royal Hawai-
a- Hotel. cottage y. Entrance
Es7etGris street near Junction %
slsSea and Emma streets. Homo
Rc-u. Specialist in chronic. difficult
ard lingering diseases An honest
opinion given 81 frs consultation
Accommodations furnished island p2-
tents Telephone -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday January -
Sz- FrzrciSco-A-Civsi- Ian "a O.
: :. AIzue5z. hs1cs ian : Sailed
Jan - Jap : : Nirpo1 Msru. Tor
Eezd-i1-
Yosohan2-S2is5- Jan - Jap 5. s.
Eo-EzorE Nzru- for Honolulu
NO5E-ArrSyst. Jan L. : : Admiral
Bo-rsssz- hs1cs Dee u
GzylOcz-SziTs5- Jan "a An So.
FErS q Cly5s. fo- Honolulu
Se2EtEe-S2ile5- jan u Al :.
: Mexican for E01e-ulu-
Wednesday. January X 1913
Eoztsrsy-Arrive5 Jan u. An snip
FSUS Of clyde. hs1oe Dee =
San Diszo-SzIs5 Jan =. Al : :,
Nsxiczn- for san FrGlcisco-
san FrzlciScC-S1iIst January =. a
z :. : Missouri. for New YORK
THURSDAY. January -
81 " Il MzrSto-- Peabody. from
san Francisco. SIS : n
Bz Eochs- Ls N2iIrs, from Esu-
k-zE 4-sl . n
TUESDAY. January u
I 4 :. S1s-nzl Bruguiz-rs.
tro- Szu rrancfzco- rs a n
P n : = M2ncau-52. Sanders,
F-o= San Frz1cESco. s-E3 q Il
81 Eva EzSuSssn. from Eu-ssz-
rs Pm
WstS1ss5zx- Jzz-E-y Il
81 C-s-tiuz- Bennett from Hawaii
EE5 Man po--S = n
81 NESzhsls- G-sEu-y- froD Hsu-
= -c-cs- as 8 n
8S- C0-ozs50- Poster. from san
=-z--=s-,, rs-rE \
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17

You needn't con1ns vozr use Of
classified ad- to your needs ia the ser
want line; use # for vour selling needs
also, and note results.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17

Next Suzy III ed ths vsUu0us
Quarantine rsguLzrEsls Il 70 additional
csS$ z-7szr Il Ih= m=zu=hlz
Tl=rs <zS considerable activity OF
Ia szo.ck uzrksI YESTERDAY. due Il Is
sziz- . Al szS=- Do7ey market
d. Murray reported Judge Whiting
a so1zzhsS Improved yesterday and
abe . 81 NJ ard take ss7s 7uzrIsh-
-1-
Ns-xhzl Hs15ry resolved : =f-zlssz
zzz t-uz C15t=I states Couris-
Sa1=- FEnsz1x ysS-s-dzy stating thai
Moss L1-o had keen zrr@1=sz Charged
Nth fo-E1E ros-1Ece may 0-d=r.
L 5sP1-y EIE go - q ths CLzu1Izs
-odzx
Tne ChEzz5 Trfhzze Il = Ets fssz=
vzez<h=z p6oSoz-zpa q Nrx- Josep1
C1lz31s fo-r1s=l-zoz-h=0l1 81,
Ez1zsa1 q Tinted Stairs ShIppsnz
C0zzzssoo- 4 y AIRY Thz ehlc
: hzr q many uL-E0zz q Ia z7o1
Coeo estate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
DEBATED.

81 KIN Nszso1- 1o- Hawai- parts
=
81 IvalzrE Self- f0- Maui and No
EssL r.--z : > Il
u g Ezu- Tho-,pso1- 1o- kz-
al po-S- : , n
81 Mama La Ss=s-sl1- fo- Es-
~ and Mani ports = n
: : snuoSz. Bo-s- to- Ns7czStis-
As ? n
81 Mani B-aa. fo- Ez~zH parts
- ,
N : Nz-cAu-zz- Szu15s-s. fgr
- O-5s1r - ? II
: Auzl FOz-lc1o- Tzl1-0s
r. 81 Francisco. SIS
= Shz1zz- B-uzuisrrs. fo-
Eszz Va Gran I n
ST Js-ss Make. far Nan and No
sokzE SO > II
- NOez1- Nlsehel- fs- Eoa0kza-
= 81
81 NEzzhaA- Grezo-z. IA Kzzn
yo-cS
ArT5S45
Il < : Nzneaz-lz. JE12ry
= fro- san Frz-ctsco-Fo- E11oz1lG-
: AEz-5ck- Ms z : A5t1ch-
FzzczS Bzks-. Ms F-Hk Baker.
p " Barker. Z " Rz-zr[ z =
Bans 2 II Bsch-[ Ms ? II
RzcA-=L = r B<VES z 4 B1-rs-
G-so-E = Boz-- Nr<- GsoCgz c B5-r-
G , B-zcSz-r LzS-s- George
R-zcSs1-- Ms SzE-s Cszr-- Mss
Sr-zh Cezrzz- Ms II c CoL Ms
1onz CzzrE Iohz ( Doyl=- 2 Il
rooss- Ms = r Eo0-z- Go<e-7o- "
= Frz-- Alzxz5s- Frs2r- Io11
F-u-schsr. -Erz-S GrE1- Mrs. II "
KszzAzv- Z L k1E W 2 L1-rT,
eszs-zI = HcCEs1zl- Ms : LcClz-
IN AID cGi- Geo kco1 We Mr. =
N--zz zoS oi u = HcL1zz-ss
NJ Y = NcEyrs- Bz<1cQ DaEl1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
QUARANTINE ENDS SUNDAY.

Sunday, which enforced shipping
port Hospital suspended
the cholera death
privileges
ordinary public
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17
SERVICE CRIPPLED.


crippled present up repairs
the
Bsrher' Point lighthouse
keep
Bufori. small
being general
Thomas
OF
ordinarily
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-01-17

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.-Ms-
chins-y q every description made 70
order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-27
Don't Forget 10
Register Tomorrow.
5A--G. NJ, Lewis. Tribune Office.

54-G. NJ. Lewis. Tribune office
COUNTY DISTRICTS.
55-Joseph osguthorpe, Calder's station.
56-T. j. jackson, Calders station.
57-Charles Bell, $40 Z. Fourteenth
sbS-Wiliam j. Guest, Calder's, r. f. d.
5s-Hehry v. Ballard, Murray.
60--Charles Holm, Murray.
61-John Richardson. Murray, r. f. d.
62-oliver T. Jensen, Murray, r, f. D.
G3--H. n. Watrous, Silver Lake.
64-Ethyle Harrison, Mountain Dell
65-Mary Hansen, Sandy, r. d. f. No
66-T. H. Wake, Sandy, r. +. d. No.
67-Car Larson, Sandy
6S-William Halstead, Sandy.
69-Alice A. Brand, Sandy. r. f. D.
7o--M. P. Germo. Alta.
71-John Fl. Wellington, Sandy, r. r.
D. No. 2.
PA. r. Ballard, Draper
&c. L. Knight, Bluff Dale.
I'll. r. Freeman, HERMAN.
75--Geneva Garside. Riverton.
76--Albert Mable, Sandy, r. Z. D. No
TIC. L. Cooper, West Jordan.
7S--Hyrum Golf, West Jordan.
79--H. Bennien, Jr., Taylorsville.
So-Gada Richards, Bingham.
S1-James D. Lamb, Bingham.
SPA. C. French, Bingham.
s3-Edith Reid, Pleasant Green.
S4--Joh r. Nelson, Hunter.
S5-Alexander j. HILL Granger.
s6.-Rudolph Boss, Brighton.
S7-Anna A. Madsen, so Whitman
avenue.
ss-clara G. stoolsey, E. Twelfth South.
S9-Maggie w. Thompson, 24S1 South
Seventh East.
eo-Mrs. Louise Peterson. Garfield
CIV. H. Rudy, North Point.
92-Rena Crawford, Lark.
93-James Godfrey, Murray
94--W. II, Bishop. Murray.
95-Elizabeth H. Lyon. Murray.
96-John a. Weible, Garfield.
97-Hcnry Quayle, q w. Eleventh
South
9s-Marie c. Dudley. Bingham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-27
EXTERNAL REMEDY
FOR ECZEMA
Why SaIycs Fail While Simple
liquid Has Accomplished
Thousand of Cures.

It is now thoroughly established
among the best medical authorities that
eczema is purely Q. skin disease, due to
a germ and durable only through the
skin. 1t is not a blood disease at all:
i'll fact. thousands of people suffer with
skin disease and are perfectly healthy
otherwise. and therefore prove they
have no diseased blood,
Smeary salyes cannot reach the.
germs because they do not penetrate
the skin. The only way to reach the
germs is by means of a penetrating
LIQUID.
such LIQUID can be obtained by
simply mixing ordinary oil of winter
green with thynol. glycerine and other
healing aaents. This compound known
as D. d. ID. Prescription stops the itch
instar,tIy--aiid the cures all appear TO
he permanent. In fact. it took thou
hands Of cures, case after case, before
-ihe best scientific authorities We're con-
vinced of the absolute merit of this
remedy. The effect Of D. D. D. Pre-
scription in numbing the itching &C.
zerna is seen within one minute after
the first annlication. We especially
recommend p. D. p. Soap in connec-
tfon with this treatment.
Truehl s: Franken and z. G. ~. L.
{ druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-27
HALL STILL AFrER ALFr.

Tonight and tomorrow will be the
last two chances to register for the
coming presidential and local elections.
There are number of tardy ones of
both sexes who have SO far neglected to
see that their Mares are properly en-.
tered on the registration books. Do
not take any mans word for it but 20
and see that your name is on the list.
The offices Will be open until 0 p. IN.
and thay will be available to every
voter within walking distance OF his
home.
The list OF registration places is as
follows:
Dis pist-
Emily T.. Whitbeck. SIC east Elev-
enth South.
2-F. NJ. ulmer, 1855 Washington ave-
s--charles e. Beers, 1892 Eighth East
Ada N. Shorten. 93l east Ninth
5-Mrs. q. F. Rhodes, sci east Seventh
e-Aiice Smith, s42, Express avenue.
christina A. Bowles, 6S6 Fifth East.
S--Mrs. A. w, Eardley 62l south MAN,
s-Mason o.. Miner. Chamberlain
court
10-Ida Rulon, 407 Second East.
l1-Claire Driscoll, S25 Second East.
l2-Catherlne Smith, Ale Sixth East.
1S-Rodney Hillam.615 east Fifth South.
South.
15--Harry e. Glenn, 1o44 cast Fifth
1s-John Mcneil. 1912 south First West
lie. A. Lougy, 902 south Eighth West
1S--Iouisa McCaw, 1417 Indiana avenue
10-Jarres Cowan, GLIB south Third West
20-Charles ulrich. 2 Sperry avenue.
2l--E,nily Fox, 191 west Fourth south.
22-John E. Cowley. 400 south Second
West.
23-D. r.. Hagans, 927 west Fourth
South.
24-Louis c. johnson. 4o4 west Third
South.
25-Ella NJ. Aplin. 349 south First West:
26-Allce c. Ripley, 229 south Second
27-Alce Mullinser Ito west Second
South
es-Mrs. Eta NJ. Patterson. 116 south
Fourth West.
col. Z. Mahle, 669 west First South
so-Richie Hardness. 10 south Ninth
31-Fred A. Ellis, "A north First West.
92-Beile White, 56 north Second west.
ss-Elizabeth e. Davis, 81 north t1fth
.s.s w est. &
s4--Heber G. Anderson. 946 west North
Temple.
s5-vinnie r. Campbell, 155 west Sec
ond North.
36-William p, Nebeker, 457 north Sec,
s7-Josiah n. Lees. GIG west Fourth
ss-Josn !, cuthers, el5 north Second
ss-John G. sandharg, Superior addi-
ao-Mrs Martha blackwell. So Green.
4l-Mrs. phoebe G Taylor 81 north
State.
| 42--Mamie c. Beattie. 10 First avenue,
| 43-NIrs. Esther NJ. Butler SIS sixth
avenue.
Airs. w. S. Barnes. b14 Second ave-
45-E,, p. Brown. 6s7 Sixth avenue.
B-James Lawson. Jr.. lSS NJ street
At. j. Hoffman. Second avenue and
| C street.
4s--Ruby Gum. 1121 Bueno street.
4e-Jennie Davidson. 252 Ninth East.
5o--F. e. Lynberg, 656 east First South;
5f--Jennfe Holcomb. 43o east Ihrd
South.
4 5s-Kate z. Farrell, Mays drug store
4 = Third East and second South.
5a-Nellie Edwards. LAG east Seeohu
South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-27
TWO MEN MEET LIKE FATE.
Laborcrs at Garfield Sustain Bad In
jurics on Orc Train.

An accident very similar to the one
that cost John Benaredos his life Sun
day morning at Garfield befell Frank
Pete yesterday. The latter succeeded
to the position made vacant by the
former, and, like his predecessor, fell
from the top of freight car to be
run over by another car. Bcnaredos'
leg was cut off below the knee and one
arm was crushed, death resulting a
few hours later. Pete's leg was all but
severed Just below the knee and had
to be amputated. His chancs for re-
covered are said TO be favorable
Pete is a Greek, as was Benaredos,
the former 80 years of age, the latter
IS. Benaredos was buried yesterday
In Mt Olivet cemetery, While Pete is
being cared for at st. Marks hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-27
o'clock next Monday evening after
passing the regular batch of bills.
ANDREW scHENcK,

President of tho Gcrmania Fire In
surancc Co. Recommends Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy.
] hive used Chamherlain's Cough REM
edy In my family for over a year. and
can say that 1t has never failed to cure
recommend it to any family as SURE
and safe chldrcn's cough remedy,--An-
drew Schneck, Ayton. Ont. This remedy
Is for sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-27
salaries and rentals and other expenses
of the fire department for s1O,291,S SO

was allowed.
The request from Jake Raleigh for
telephone in his house, to call his as
slstants, was granted. as was also the
request of the city engineer that his
department be allowed two additional
phones. The fire department will re-
ceive four of the new phones to be
supplied the city under the now ordi-
nance regulating telephone compan-
les, which includes the furnishing OF
90 Instruments to the city free of cost.
The Salisbury company's request for
a refund Of SS1 for sidewalk construct
ed by the contractor after the building
1lrm had ordered the work not done
agreeing to do 1t itself, was referred to
the city attorney to determine If the
refund is legal.
w. S. Henderson's petition for
IL inch water main on the west side
OF Fifth East street between Second
and Third South, was granted
A resolution raising the salary of
L. H. Hansing, chief clerk in the
health department from $50 to 500
per month, called for by Councilman
QsDonnell, could not be found and con-
sequently the matter went over.
HALL STILL AFTER ALFF.
Councilman Hall presented a resp
luton. calling upon the city auditor to
state when he will furnish the council
with statement of the city's finances
for the first nine months OF the present
year. as required by a resolution pass
ed long time ago. Adopted
The council adjourned until 1880
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-05

The Lennox Furnace Company Of
Marshalltown, has just completed in
stalling one of it's improved plants for
heating. the new ST. Paups Lutheran
church att, Waverly, Iowa. This is a
very large building, containing 100000
cubic feet Of space and is divided into
several rooms. 1t will be heated by a
battery Of iermetics with the mechan-
ical system of delivering the hot air
by use Of a fan driven by an electric
motor After thorough investigation
of this system, the. trustees Of this
church recognized the superior merits
of the Lennox Hermetic furnaces, the
extraordinary large heating surface,
the fact that they are constructed en-
tirely of steel which makes them gas
tight and, quick powerful heaters and
the long indirect travel of the fire
which forces the maximum amount of
heat from the fuel used. Recognizing
these points and being thoroughly con-
WINGED of the superior ventilation of a
public building afforded by the hot air
system of heating, the committee let
the heating contract to the Lennox
Furnace Company a price in advance
Of other bids which were made on
plants OF inferior value.
This is the same system of heating
which is being installed in the new
Presbyterian church in MarshalltoWn
and which has been In use for heating
the main factory in MarshalitoWn for
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-05
CARROLL MUCH GRATIFlED.
Plurality Was Much Larger Than He
Had Expected.

Des Moines, June 5.---Auditor Of
State B. F. Carroll. republican nom
inee for governor of Iowa, while con-
fident of his nomination in the primary
had not expected as large a plurality
as the, semi official returns yesterday
Indicated. 10
E "Of course. am very much graft
fled with the, results of the primaries
he said yesterday at his office at the
state house, my plurality, however
is larger than 1 had expected.
81 owe much to the men who sup
ported me in the campaign, and espec-
tally do I appreciate the attitude OF
the press of the state. The papers that
favored by nomination were very loyal
to me, and those which did not sup
port me were exceedingly kind in
their criticism.
Perhaps appreciate the attitude
of the press more because of the fact
that so recently left the editorial
chair.
81 am in receipt Of many congrat-
ulatory letters and kilograms both
from men who supported me and those
who did not, assuring me that they
are ready to engage in the campaign
against the opposition party at the
proper time and help to roll up an.old
time majority for the party
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-05
Tho Wesley News.
Special to Times Republican.

Weslay, June 5.-Another business
change has taken place here where
by Oscar Nelson sold his entire stock
of general merchandise and his resi-
dence property to Mr.. Jinlie Newell
of Spencer, who now has possession
Mr.. Nelson has been in business here
for about four years, has worked up
a fine trade and his many patrons will
feel sorry to hear of his going out
of business. Mr.. Newell is 10 stranger
here. ~
The primary election passed of here
Tuesday quietly, and there was a good
vote out. Our town and township
have always been considered strong fol
Cummins heretofore, but tais time II
gave Allison majority Of eight votes
over Cummins, and the candidate fol-
governor ran about the same.
Farmers are still planting corn
while some are cultivating their first
planting. Many of the corn fields are
weedy, and this is considered one Of
the wetest seasons of this time Of the
year, ever experienced in this part
of the state
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Special to Times Republican
Mingo, June Sc e. Black, coming
from the state college at Ames, has To-
Gated here as veterinary surgeon.
The memorial sermon Of the !. O. o.
F. lodge Will be held June at O'Clock
D. m. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. Van Horn, of the East Side Chris
tan church, Des Moines. 81
Misses Katherine Cannon and Pearl
McIlhon, OF valeria, attended the fu-
neral Of Miss Anna Tregnor at Des
Moines, Monday Miss Tregnor Is well
known in this community, having lived
near Mingo for several years. She made
many friends, who were grieved 10
hear of her illness and death.
Berkeley & Knostman shipped three
carloads of hogs to Des Motnes. We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w. s. Adams, accompanied by
DR.. d. c. Garner, went to Des MONIES
Tuesday to undergo an operation.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Bar
ker, Sunday, boy.
Miss Edna Graham was married 10
Mr.. Chester Clifford both of Farrar,
in Des Moines, Thursday. The groom
known to his friends as "Chet." is one
of the most popular young men OF that
community, also prominent merchant.
Miss Graham is the daughter of John
Graham, prominent farmer. and is
very highly accomplished young lady
with host Of friends.
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several years. These plants have been
/ installed for over three years in the
states of Wisconsin and Minnesota
and California and have proved to be
an ideal system for heating large
/ buildings and especially for school
buildings, churches and other audience
rooms. In the summer time the IAN is
operated to cool and ventilate the
building and in the winter time when
heat is needed, the air is forced over
the radiating surface of the furnace
| and delivered thru pipes under e. uni
! form pressure which guarantees the
! delivery Of heat to the remotest corner
/ of building in exactly the quantity
/ desired. The return circulation of air
and the use Of ventilating shaft con-
,stitutes an ideal ventilating system
and the forcing of the air thru the
pipes under pressure radiate.s heat from
! the furnace with such rapidity as to
greatly increase the heating capacity
| of the fuel.
! The Lennox Furnace Company has
| just received photographs of five
| beautiful ward school buildings in the
city of San JOSE Calf, in which Len
nox Hermetic furnaces and mechani-
cal fan system have been installed by
the heating engineers who purchase
these Hermetics from the Marshall
town factory in car load lots. four
car loads having been shipped to a
| Single heating company already this
year,