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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-03

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin olvss q oompIsts summary o.
he news OF the daI,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-03
Oahu Railway
Time Table.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-19
.COHRT & ANDERSON
coRREcTIoNvILLE. IOWA
CHARTER OAK ITEMS.

CHARTER OAK ITEMS.
Miss Nellie Robertson went to Des
Moines last Wednesday for visit of
two or three weeks with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. W. j. Scott of Burlington.
Kan, visited her old school friend,
Frances Drake, between trains one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Barber and
MIR. and Mrs. G. s. Waterhouse made
a flying trip to Denison and back last
Wednesday.
Misses Bess and Wilma Robb went
to Mapleton on Wednesday afternoon
returning in the evening.
Leonard Smith who is now working
for mercantile company at Ashland
Neb.. visited his father south of the
Oak last week.
Ferdinand Dubois. our city assessor,
went to Denison Wednesday to turn
over his book to the county officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neal returned
to their home at Kearney, Neb., on
Thursday. Their visit iii Charter
Oak was shortened by urgent business
at home.
G. T. Marshall began to move his
household goods last Thursday and il
now settled with his family as resi-.
dents of Charter Oak.
Mrs. A. j. Mackey spent las
Thursday visiting relatives in the Oak
She returned to her home at Arion il
the evening.
P. W. Harding Of Denison was {
Charter Oak caller on Tuesday Of las,
week.
Mrs. F. n. Davis and daughter,
Clara, were Ute visitors on Friday
They went to attend Rebekah ban
quet which was to be given Friday
evening, but were disappointed on &C
count Of the storm as were severa
other Rebekahs in the Oak. who hat
planned to 60.
Barney vollertsen of Battle Creek
visited Charter Oak last week. &c
returned home Friday morning.
The railroad crew has completed
the big we'll and has gone elsewhere.
| 1. A. Mains returned from his tri,
to Burlington On Friday.
| MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson wer,
shopping in Denison between trains OF
Friday.
DR.. Warehouse. r. R. Weed. j
e. jacobsen, E. F. Glau and W. T
Petersen took an auto trip to Maple
ton on Thursday evening.
. P. F. Fiene went to Sioux Cit,
Thursday to make final report on thu
Stewart estate to the administrator
j Miss Aldual Kelso came from Dan
bury to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo
Jones, over Saturday.
Miss Leila Gregg spent Sunday will
, her home people at Ute.
Geo. Jones was in Omaha on bust
ness Monday.
Geo. Schelm came home from Cali
,, fornia Sunday morning.
Mrs. Peter Ketelson and son, AL
! bert. went to Buck Grove Thursda
to visit relatives for few days.
Lou Bahnsen has come home off tn
!. road for few days and is helpin
). Pete in the restaurant during his va
: cation.
Mrs. Herman Riedesel and childre
went to Otto Saturday for little visit
There has been change in the tim
! of the morning trains and fast mai
. put on going west.
Mrs. F. S. Probacso went to Deni
son Saturday. returning Sunday morn
J. ing.
Miss Florence Mains shopped j,
Denison Monday between trains.
!. w. E. Haakinsen of Rodney visite
his brother in Charter Oak over Sur
day.
Clarence Herbison went to BattI
Creek Monday to work for ,Vollertse
& vollersen in the implement bus
ness.
VIM. MAR & Co. have torn dow
their old coal shed and begun the ere
}. ton Of new one which will have
concrete floor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-19

Miss Grace Robb came from hel
school near Deloit to spend Sunday at
home
Mrs. H. G. Head is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. German,
Of Sloan, Iowa.
Mrs. Anna McWilliams Ferguson
came on Tuesday of last week for q
visit with her parents in Charter Oak.
Read the announcement of Denison
College. Its summer term is one of
the most helpful of the year.
If you want case Of Edelweisa
bottle beer call on T. C. Mccarthy. 17-4
When you want a nice lunch try
the Oxford. 6tf
WANTED-A girl for general
Homework. Inquire of w. A. Nc
Henry.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05
JAPANESE HUSBANDS.
d Rising Sun Country Matrimony e
Built on EQUAL Rlrhtt Plan.

~ Rising Sun Country Matrironyl d
Built on Equal Rights Plan.
The recent outburst q race antas.
onism in Pacific coast city. directed
against an American gin FOR marry.
Ing Japanese. lends interest to the
public assertion that Japanese hus.
bands IRE the best iii thetworld. /, made
by Mrs. Yakamlne. wife OF the emf.
nent japanese chemist and scientist.
for many years q resident OF New
York city. Mrs. yakamine was Miss
Hitch. daughter Of one Of the old
southern families. before she met thu
doctor and is stanch defender Of
international marriages,
mo woman In the world Is mora
protected and better cared for than the
wife OF JAPANESE she said. .sThe
Japanese husband Is considerate. falth.
full and patient. 1t Is his philosophy.
his religion. He Is a home loving man,
and naturally he Is thoughtful Of the
little attentions to his home and fam.
lily. Every woman loves these LITTLE
attentions. Plenty of women prefer
kind words and the thought that thew
are appreciated to diamond rings. II
q Japanese sees some little piece 81
5ewelry. ornament or painting he
thinks his wife would like he taxes n
home to her. It Is this sort OF thing
the fact that he has thought OF her
during the day, that makes her happy
Contrast the American and the ian
anese husband under the same circum.
stances. An American husband comes
home from business tired, nervous and
hungry. Something has happened TO
the oven or the cook has allowed the
roast to burn. BE is likely to become
very impatient over the delay or the
spoiled dinner. Under similar circum.
stances does Japanese husband lose
his temper? Indeed, he does not. He
says pleasantly. out Of consideration
for his wife's feelings, Wen, perhaps
there are cIys in the house, and. after
all. they might be better for MS TO cat,
| IF there is anything that VIII In
1 ~.SeNSS AtAsaNA tluu Qiullulhu LUIS con-
sideration for his wife It Is the fact
that Japanese women are Just begin.
ming to go into business like their
American sisters With this change
the men viii realize, too, that should
they not treat their wives well the
women can leave them and earn their
own livelihood. So far NO such threats.
I believe. have been put into prac-
tice. but It has been unnecessary, for
It Is born and bred and trained in the
Japanese men as part of their religion
to treat their wives with respect and
courteous, thoughtful attention.
aIn Japan matrimony is built on
sort OF equal rights plan. Husband
and wife have each his and her duties
and his and her particular rights md
privileges, and neither would think OF
encroaching on the others well de.
fined rights
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05

Director OF Rstormative institutlon.
DIR. katherine Bement Davis OF Bed.
ford. N. Y, is the superintendent Of
the New York State Reformatory For
Women and has been able to do much
for the unfortunate women committed
to her charge. A thorough collegiate
and special trimming has fitted pf,
Davis for her important work. and she
possesses unusual administrative abil.
ity. Poise. flrrnness. Judgment sym;
pathy and good sense are her distin-
gushing traits.
Regarded generally us one Of the e.:
pert authorities OF the subject Of the
proper Treatment of delinquent women,
DR.. Davis Is frequently called upon %
make addresses before women's clubs
and societies.
Or. Davis medical skill was put 70 !
good service during the recent catas;
trophe in Messina, whcrc she gays
great aid t. ths su1ering and helplcss
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05
HELPS FOR The HOUSEHOLD.

r. ifl
Squeeze few drops Of lemon in the
water in which potatoes are boiled
just before they IRE done and they win
not turn black.
II soda is mixed with -four in max.
ing ginger cookies with sour milk In.
stead Of being dissolved In MIX, as d
the usual way, they win be lighter.
Paint that sticks to ginss can be re
moved with hot vinegar.
Cleaning pots and pans Is the bug.
bear of the cook. 1t Is hard work at
best and II left until after the dishes
are washed It hangs over one as bur.
den. One easy way Is to keep a supply
of newspapers in the kitchen. and as
soon US skillet Is emptied pour in 1t
q little boiling water, then throw the
water out and rub skillet with large
piece Of paper. II the frying pan Is
not clean add little more water and
finally polish until dry with fresh
piece of paper and hang away before
other work is attempted.
To keep milk toast from being soggy,
as It too frequently Is, try serving the
boiling, buttered milk in covered
pitcher, passing It with crisp, hot
toast. In this way each person can
have toast as soft or as crisp as de-
sired.
The housekeeper who wants .'the
best does her own marketing. and
does It early. before the foodstuffs are
picked over or wiltcd from the hot sun.
More Americans should understand
coosins with curry powder. 1t makes
q delicious change for the cooking o.
meats. rice. eggs and fish. An Anglo
Indian will tell you We know nothing
Of the use Of currics, but that Is no
reason why we should not learn.
There arc fewer reckoning days u
housekeepers pay cash. II they per.
sist IN running accounts for groceries
and other staples they should have q
book and see to 1t that the right price
Is put down the minute anything /
bought.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-03-30

Mel Stevens came in Fridav even.
ing from his ranch in Meaeher coun-
ty.
a. Z. Thompson, the we'll known
b'ilings stockman, came in Friday
evening for short business visit.
Assessor Stewart, one of the most
popular officials of Meagher county.
spent several days in this citv LAST
week gong over some plats in the
U. 5. land office.
Ira Dundom who with his family
now resides in Kalamazoo, Michipan
arrived in this city last week. being
called to Montana by the serious
we will be kicking up the dust of
central Kansas.
Senator Henry M. Rae arrived
home Friday evening for a short stav
lie was compelled to return to Hell
ena yesterday morning but will be
back in the city within couple or
three days. Henry is justly one of
the most popular fellows that ever
sat in the state legislature and num-
bers his friends in the capital city
by the hundreds.
The Power Mercantile company is
having the building formerly occu-
pied by II. {. Brown, completely re-
modelled. The building will be prac-
tically rebuilt and when completed
Will contain two stories fitted up to
correspond with the sales rooms of
the big building. The Power Mer-
camille company will occupy the en-
larged annex when it is completed.
Nothing pleases genuine booster
more than to run across another
booster of the same sort For that
| reason, it has been pleasure to
daily bump into Andy Matthews. Of
M oorc. who spent last week in this
city. while he was doing jury duty.
Andy is surely live one and never
overlooks chance to give his burg
hit. 1t is such fellows as Andy
who make a good. progressive city.
Bob Shell, of Garnell, was in the
city Friday. Bob says that New Gar
neill is going to be hummer. He
and his partner, Ole Erickson, are
going to expend several thousand
dollars in new buildings on some lots
winch they have purchased and say
that there will be numerous other
houses in the new town before the
present year is gone As a real live
booster for the Inland Empire, Bob
has EN- all looking to their laurcls.
c. c. Dimmock, St. Paul train
master with headquarters at Three
| Forks. was in the city last Thursday
| consulting with the local men as 70
the best schedule of trains to be pur
into effect between this city and Har-
| lowton
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-03-30
Tommy Mason was in the city yes

Tommy Mason was in the city yes
terday.
Another large shipment of lasts and
styles in Regal shoes not heretofore
shown. Just in at Lehmans'. 323-2t
Frank Marble. we'll known travel
ing man, is in the city.
Buy your pianos from w. S. Smith
He is reliable.
c. L. Ralston. of Aurora. Illinois,
is business visitor to this city.
Chiffon yelling. fine assortment of
colors. on sale Saturday at s. cents
per yard. Walsh & Suprenant.
Marriage licenses were granted
Saturday to Carl F. Schnettfer and
Mary G. Geiss, of Lewistown; Robert
Brandon. of Roundup and Kate
Bewes of Central Falls, Rhode Island
E. l.. Forester and Lulu NJ. Deck,
of Lewistown.
Next Saturday. Walsh & Suprenant
will place on sale splendid assort-
ment of chiffon yelling at the re-
markably low price of IS cents per
yard.
For Sale-Two good building lots
on Idaho, between Fourth and Fifth
avenue. Fenced, sidewalk, 5-year-old
trees and city water. Inquire at
Democrat office.
C. w. Olsen and wife were in the
city yesterday from their home near
Utica. Mr. Olsen came in to prove
up on his homestead and his wit
nesses were ]. V. Stanley and How
ard Jackson, also we'll known resi-
dents of the Utica neighborhood.
Lewis Penwell, the Helena sheep
king, was in the city last week. Mr.
Penwe1l is now negotiating a deal for
the disposal of $1,000 acres of land
belonging to several of his big land
companies to eastern parties. If this
deal is completed, it will be a record
breaker for this state.
lied at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday bv the entire Sunday school
of that church. The Lincoln pledge
was circulated and largely signed
! This society will prepare a specia
program for Temperance Sunday
which comes once each quarter. Ton
Taylor, Jr., was chosen president ant
Genevieve Beasley, secretary.
Albert Lucero, the young breed
boy who broke into Heaney's store
last week, was sentenced to the re
form school at Miles City by Judge
Stewart yesterday. This is the same
boy who swiped a bicycle few
months ago and was permitted to &c
by Justice Brassey after making al
sorts of promises to be good in thu
| in the future
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-03-30

L. Kenworthy, of Great Falls, is
registered at the Bright
Harvey Burnett returned last week
from Indianapolis where he has been
attending school
Will Watson returned the first of
last week from Long Bach, Calf,
where Mrs. Watson has been confined
to a sanitarium for several weeks,
He reports slight improvement in
the condition of his wife, most graf
flying news to the numerous friends
in this city of the good lady,
Phil A. Chase left Yesterday morn
ing for Chicago where a specialist
will be consulted in the hone Of bene-
fitting Mrs. Chase's health. which has
been exceedingly poor for several
weeks. The many Lewistown friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chase hope to hear
of a favorable report from Chicago
as a result Of the trip.
r. w. Reynolds last week pur-
chased of John Brooks two lots in
the rear of the Eldridge place. re.
Gently purchased by Mr.. Reynolds
When he gets the Eldridge house re
modelled and the grounds fixed up &C.
cording to his present plans. Mr.
Reynolds will have one of the hand
soonest places in the city.
Senator Henry NJ. Rae made {
| hurried visit to Kendall yesterday
, He informs the Democrat that the,
had caven at the Santiago da,
or two ago but that no harm wa.
done. A stope which was being fillet
in. caved and it is believed that til,
accident is really more beneficial
tha notherwise. The Santiago, Sen
ator Rae says. is looking fine now
the ore bodies showing up large
every day.
"A. E. Trapp last night received
telegram stating that while it will
be impossible for Governor johnson
of Minnesota to be here on Apri
10th as originally announced. TIL
| famous Minnesota statesman will b.
here later in the month. probabl,
about the oath. This is welcome new
to the managers of the lecture clul
as we'll as to the people of Lewis
town who are naturally anxious t.
see and hear one of the most promi
nent men in public life TODAY.
George Horton. plastcrcr b,
trade. died last Friday after shor
illness of pneumonia The deceden
had lived in this city but shor
while, having come here to work OF
the new court house He leaves
wife and two children, and as the
are in a destitute condition. sub
scription was taken up and con
siderable sum raised for them. TIL
decedent was laid to rest in tn
Catholic cemetery Sunday
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-03-30
OfLOcuI Interest

Private lessons in shorthand. Phone
70. P. 0. Box 716. 1-lo-tf
Jim Burr, of Kndall, arrived in the
city the latter part of the week.
DR.. Biddie, Laux building. Both
phones 1876.
John w. Rickard, of Phillipsburg,
is business visitor to the city.
Harry Grant. the Lavina business
man. was in the city the latter part
of the week.
f.. G. Worden, lawyer, Mcdonald
& Charters building. Phones l27. tt
Peter Shields. one of the best
known residents of this county, has
instituted divorce proceedings against
his wife, Margaret Shields.
All colors of tissue paper at Demo-
crat Supply Department.
Mrs. Stoddard of Spokane an ex>
perienced abstractor, arrived in the
city last week to accept a position
with the Fergus County Abstract Co..
F. o. E. regular meetings every
Thursday evening", Elks' hall. Lewis
town Aerie No. 1884, Visiting brethren
welcome.
Hugh Green has purchased the
residence property of Lyle Smith and
Mr.. Smith expects to leave shortly
for North Kakima. Washington,
near where he will make his future
home.
Herman N. Lee, attorney-at-law
Office with O. w. Belden, Bank Of
Fergus County building. 11-24-tf
John J. Jewell. the popular young
attorney of Philbrook, was prc-
fessional visitor to the county seat
yesterday and paid the office of the
Democrat an appreciated call.
The Democrat Supply Department
has complete line of spiral pen
racks.
After an absence Of four months
during which time she visited rela-
tives and friends in Minnesota
Iowa and Nebraska, Miss Neva
Thompson returned home Friday
evening.
The cheapest place in Fergus coun.
ty to buy furniture is at w. S
Smiths, Lewistown.
The annual meeting of the Home
Workers Society will be held in ths
Presbyterian church Friday after
noon, April End. The hostesses will
be Mrs. J. E. Lane and Mrs. Viii
liam Blackford.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-03-30

William Davis, of Jones, was a
visitor to the office of the Democrat
last Friday.
A large new bell has been re-
ceived for the Episcopal church and
will shortly be installed.
Louie Blodgett returned Thursday
evening from hurried trip to Chi
cago.
Deputy Sheriff Mccall, of Milestone,
spent several days in this city last
week on official business.
Henry Neill, state land agent, ar
rived in the city Fridav evening and
spent few days here transacting Of
ficial business.
Mildred Scoheld has instituted
divorce proceedings in the district
court against Walter Scoheld, deser-
ton and non-support being the
grounds of the complaint. Ayers &
Marshall represent Mrs Scoiield.
John p. Barnes and wife arrived
in the city Friday evening and are
stopping at the Day House. Mr.
Barnes came over on business con
nected with his extensive interests in
this city.
The Wilson, -Seiden Drug company
last week received and installed wha,
is probably the finest soda fountain
in the state of Montana. 1t is q
superb piece of work and adds greas.
ly to the appearance of the Wilson.
Seiden store.
Sam Cushman who together with
Chairman Julius Peterson of the
| boand of county commissioners, took
Froembling. Tabor. Daniels. Necl,
and Jones over to Deer Lodge where
| they were landed in the penitentiar'
for terms varying from one year te
life, returned Thursday evening.
Richard A. Harlow was a business
visitor to this city for several day!
last week and paid the office of til,
Democrat pleasant call. Lewistowl
has reason to remember Mr. Harlow
with the utmost gratitude as it wa
through his persistent endeavor tha
this city secured its first railroad
He has large ranch interests in thi
county and keeps in close touch witt
conditions here He has been a gen
erous booster of the Judith Basin ant
says that it looks as if we are OF
the eve of period of important dc
velopment in every line of industry
AS result of the splendid advertis
ing whcih the Chicago, Milwaukee s
Puget Sound Railroad company ha
been doing for the Inland Empir
during the past year, he believes tha
there will be thousands of homcseck
ers and investors in this city during
the next few months.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-03-30
w. M. Mclean returned Saturday

w. NJ. Mclean returned Saturday
afternoon from the northeastern part
of the county where he did some SUR
veying on Dove Tail creek for sew
eral days for local parties. He was
accompanied in from Grass Range by
]. H. Charters.
R. Emmett Hamilton has filed III
the district court an appeal from the
decision of Justice Jackson in the
famous horse case of Lee VS. Hamil-
ton. It will be remembered that this
case involved the ownership of .
horse and at the trial. Golden Jack
Lee. as counsel in his own behalf
made quite reputation as a barrister
One physical encounter between the
two parties at law and number OF
verbal clashes somewhat out of the
ordinary provided entertainment for
the large crowd which assembled in
Justice Jackson's court room. Lee
won his case and Hamilton is now
appealing it.
Fergus County Democrat., 1909-03-30
NOTICE!

To Our Friends and Customers:
There being more or less pub
lished in the local papers regard
ing the extension of credits, we
desire to again explain our posi-
ton in the matter.
We have conducted our business
in Lewistown along credit lines
for nearly 26 years, and see no
reason at this time why we should
change
We are perfectly willing and
able to take care of all business that
comes to us. and are in position
to extend credit to any resident
of Fergus county if our credit de-
partment thinks the applicant
worthy of credit, and the time when
payment shall be made will be
agreed upon at the time the credit
is granted.
We do not consider that we are
extending any man any special
favor when we open a charge ac-
count with him, as we would not
do this if we did not think the ap-
.plicant was entitled to credit.
Power Mercantile Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-10

There is more Catarrh in this sec ton of the country than all other dis eases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be in. curable. For a great many years doc tors pronounced 1t a local disease an prescribed local remedies. and by con stantly failing to cure with local treat mcnt, pronounced it incurable. Scienc has proven catarrh to be Constitu- tional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney X Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the mar ket. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to q teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucou surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 Address: r. J. CHENEY & CO.,, To ledo, Ohio.
 Sold by Druggists. 75C.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-10
WAREHOUSE AT HAYNES

The IIaineS Wharf company will cree. a new warehouse on the wharf which will be duplicate of the pre- sent warehouse The new building w" br of frame construction and GOV
 cred with corrugated iron. It will cost about $500. Carl Johnson has inc contract and work will start next week and the structure will be com plctcd in about week or ten days.
 The present warehouse is not adc- Quatc to accommodate the freight that i being taken in over the wharf.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-06-10
FULL QUART MEASURE

Old Famous Cedar Brook Bourbon Bottled in Bond, well Aged in wood, from the Renowned McBrayer Dis t.llery. Full Quart $l.50, at the Pack Train. If
 LIVE POULTRY.
 We have just received a shipment ance of the season will receive fresh consignment by every steamer. Special orders will receive our promp attention.
 FRYE-BfUHN co.