davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Monitor-register., 1897-02-12
Does it Paw TO Use Tobacco


Does it Pay TO Use Tobacco.
We will suppose that a person smok s
two five-oent cigars per day (and being a
good man does not use it on Sundays J
This would amount to sixty cents per
week, or s31 90 per year.
The convenience in calculating. saw
thirty dollars per year, this makes about
eight cents per day the year round.
counting Sundays.
Now should this person, in the place f
spending his money as indicated, place
thirty dollars on interest each year at six
per cent, payable annually.
At the end of five years he would
have leo on
At the end of ten years, 39j 20
In many places this would buy
poor man very nice honey
AT the end of fifteen years, sos 03
At the end of twenty years .O32 O3
(Enough to buy out many good
business house and pay all CASH.
At the en- of thirty years, 231 90
AT The end of forty years. 64l 81
At the end of fifty.years S7o7 81
The Monitor-register., 1897-02-12
The First National Bank
OF WOODSTOWN.
CAPITAL $4,000.
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $l73,000

VXTANTED-Several faithful men or wo-
w men to travel for responsible estab-
lished house in New Jersey. Salary $780,
pa yable SIS weekly and expenses. Position
pei manent Reference. Enclose self -ad-
dressed stamped envelope. The National,
Star Building, Chicago. S-28
The Monitor-register., 1897-02-12
VAEZYZD IyE 2

VIII be sold at public vendue, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1897
At the residence of the subscriber, on Green
street, w oodstown, the following described
personal property:
Twelve-tooG extension table. settee. half
dozen cane-seat chairs. half-dozen Windsor
chairs, fea ther bed, bedstead, wash stand,
looking glasses, dishes, lamps, carpets glass
jars. clock, good range, coal stove, vinegar
and barrel, wash bench, tubs, boxes, barrels,
3 chests, awning and hanger, axe, wood saw,
wood horse, kindliDg wood, and many other
things not mentioned.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock, p. m. Con-
ditions at sale.
REBECCA A. MOUNCE
j. NJ. Weatherby, Auct
C. III. Richman, Clerk. 2-5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
w h ut n a "a k u.

a W h ut n a "a k u.
Takiego psiego zargonu,
W zadnej, lubo najnedzniejszej
gazecie sic ME spotka, jak W
NARoDzIE PoLsKIM.
Wstyd hahba! Pfe!!
Zarzadzie twoja gazeta,
ME rob wstydu Zjednoczeniu!
Lecz widocznie czo]a miedzia
pokryte lub wcale miedziane.
DIS poprzestaniemy ma
tenn. Jednakow6z powstrzy-
mac ME mozemy sic, by ME
zwr6cic uwagi ma to, by zr6d}o,
skad sic cos bierze, wskazac,
mp. ,Swieto trzech kr6li" W
ostatnim NARoDz1E PoLsK1M
wziete z Czytania ks. Karola
Antoniewicza. = Toe to juz
prosta przyzwoitoscia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
SprOstOWanie.

Wiel. x. FIR. Lange zwr6-
Gil Wiaruso1vi; w Dzienn,ku
Chacagoskim uwage ma kilka
niedorzeclnosci, malej bardzo
wagi zreszta, umieszczonych
W numerze dnla- 3Igo
Grudnia naszej gazety.
Nowy organ Zjednoczenia
p. o. B. s. J. ME jest gazeta
dilemma, lecz tygodnlkiem, a
pan Lamek. para6anin x.
Langego, ME jest akcyonary-
uszem tejze gazety, lecz pros :
tym jej zecerem. Zatem Wiel,
X. FIR. Lange, CO do tych
dwoch punkt6w, ma slusz-
nose.
Jego jednakow6z obrona
nowo upieczonego redaktora
organu Zjednoczenia ME zga-
dza sic z przekonaniem
Wiarusa X. Fr. Lange pisze,
ze tenze redaktor ME jest
M o k a | e m, lecz Pola-
klem.
Wla,1s twierdzif i twierdzl
inaczej.
Redaktor NWodu organu
Zjednoczenia p. O. B. S. J.
jest pospolitym moskiewskim
dziegciarzem. Jakkolwiek u,
rodzony polskich rodzic6w
przeiety jest, jak prawie
wszyscy nasi ,.redaktorzy" z
zaboru Moskiewskiego, du-
chem chwiejnosci, podstepu
i zdrady, w}asciwym wszyst-
kim Mosk alom.
Ten duch obrzydliwy ka-
capskiej cywilizacyi wyda} W
Ameryce niezalezne koscioly
i posuna} nasze dziennikar :
stwo polsko amery kahskie do
steku brud6w i pod}osci nd
polu religiinem narodowem,
Z~racamy ks. F.Langemu-
uwage ma 1gnasia Machnika,
kalabryjskiego bandyte i
by'ego redaktora zdechlego
Psiego Glosu. Wszakze i ten
zb6j, zbankrutowa sszy ma
Psim GIosje, wachal " no.
wen biurze redakcyjnem
ZJednoczenia, czyby ME da}o
sic cos capnat. Przedstawil
sic w nieklamanej bezczel-
nosci jako kandydat nowego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14

skiewskiego karyero Hicza,
ktory pod Moskalem ola
nadmiaru cn6t moskiewskich
karyere straci}, ale ia chce
pragnie kropidlarskiemi dola
rami W Ameryce wy}atacl
Sapienti sat. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
SEM IL.
StoWarz. P olak0w
W Ameryce.
W milwaukee,.

W Milwaukee byl " dniach
IL 5 Stvczoia Sem II. Stow.
Pol. W An.
q sprawozdania sekretarza
okazato sic, lie Stowarzyszenie
l'czY czfonkow 1854. W u
bieg}ym roku pozyska}o no
wych cz1onkow 261. W roku
zesa}ym umar}o cztonk6w IL,
a ION czionkow 10. W kasie
|Stowarzyszenie posiada Sc,
542.E9.-...r>.s-4..-s,-,.~--,~s =
Na Sejmie byli nastepujacy
duchownl: k.. Lewandowski
ks. Grutza, ks, Gulski, ks
Ms.isz, ks. S1ukalski z Mil.
waukee, ks. Kruszka 3
Ripon, ks. Skulix Iowy
ks. Bieniarz z Antigo, Wis.
Komitet majacy sic zajae
zbadaniem pretensyI niektorych
spadkobiercow do Zjednoczenia
Pol. RI. Kat. p. o. B. S J. W
A. radzl}, a2eby dalej skarg ze
Zjednoczeniem, Stowarzyszenie
ME pro@adzi}o. Przyjeto pro-
pozycya, uchwaIono nadto,
#&ebY owym spadkoblercom
Sto* arzyszenie z pomoca
sk}adek miedzy swoimi czton
kami jakas zapomoge zapewni
| 10.
Naatapil wyb6r R,dcy
duchownego. Kandydaci byli:
ks. Gulski i ks. Szulerecki.
s.Gulski zuaczna wiekszosc !,
przez powstanie, zosta1 obrany
Dalej obranl zostali: ST..
Czap|ewskl pre2ydeutem,
Karol Czarkowski wice-prezy
dentem. Ignaey G5rski sekr
gen Micbsf Salati skarbui
KEN, radnyn1i: Andrzel
Hudziiski, Michaf Huntowski,
i Michai Kruszka.
Nastepnie honorowym pre-
zydentem obrano OBJ. 1go.
Ger @1h skiego, a wlce-prezy-
dentem stanowym KS. Bienis
rza Z Aut'go.
Po obraniu ieszcze rewlzo
r.mi Lewandowskiego, Jan
kiewicza / Krenza, ursednicv
=fozyli przy-iege " rece ks.
Szulereckiego i na zakonczenie
S-jmu odspie wano ,,Bo3e cos
Polske'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
AMERYkA

AmERYkA
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Ger
mania Bank, ktorego kapitaf
zak}adowy wynosi} s400, 900,
ogfosit sic niewyp}aca!nym,
poniewa3 ME mogt nada3y6
zwracac depozytow wystra-
@zonym 2 powodu kra chu
bsnku Minnesota" osobom.
Przez 9 dni ostatnich wypia-
como ogo|em 1926, 600 5epo-
zyt6w. Jest nadzieja, ze "
March, rozpocznie ten bank ma
nowo swe czynnosci.
Skoro tylko ,,German1a Z"
zameldowafa konkurs, natych-
miast poszedf "a jej przyk1a-
dem bank ,Alemania@', k16-
rego kapitat sakfadowy wynosi
tak4e $4o0 00c.
Upadek wy3ej wymienso-
uych dw6ch bankow fpowo-
dowal zamkniecie zaklad,a.
;, West Side Bank 81, ktory
og}osi! 0 2 godzinie swa ME-
wypfacalnosG.
Kasa oszczednosci ,,Mlnne-
sofa" wytrzyma}a szcze5liwie
caIodzienny szturm strwozo-
nej publicznosci. w7cotujacej
goraczkowo swe depozyta.
Czy bedzie do5G silna, azeby
oprze6 SIC dalszym szturmom,.
dotad ME wiadomo.
WASHINGTON, D; c..
10 stycznia. Ks. arcy biskup
MartinelIi, delegat .papieskis
wr6cii z Bostonu po dwuty-
godniowe) nieob5cnosci. Czy5 al
on jul te1egraf ,zna wiadomosG
o zaburzeniu " polskiej para Gi
W Bay City, Mich. Zapyta ny
przez korespondenta Ssowa-
rzyszenia prasowego, odpowie-
dial, De obecnie ME me5e
wydae sadu cal5j sprawie,
ale skoro zbada zadania para
hau, nadesiane mu " petycyi,
zawezwie ks. biskupa Foley
" Detroit ks. biskupa
Richter W Grand Rapids, aby
mu nadeslali dalsze lnforma-
eye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
asz PreZent
NoWoroczny,

Kto W tym mie-
slacu z}ozy przedp}a-
te ma Wiarusa ma
ca4y rok naprz6d
W kwocie $500,
i do4aczy 5 cent6w
ma porto pocztoWe,
dostanie W prezencie
try cenne ksiazki, a
mianOWicie:
y Obrazkowv KALENDARZ
MAkYANSKI ia rok 1897
dwoma luznemi koloro-
wem, obraxami, P II J ezus
Sw1ety oJcie h.
Q. - KUCHNIA POLSKO.
AMERYKANSKA, Nainow-
sza Ksiaaka Kucharska, u}ozo-
ma przez sedziwa, do$wiadczo
ma kucharke, pIzy pomocy
kucharza hotelo ego.-W yda4
drukowal III. Derdowskl W
Wiponle.
8. DIVA SLUBY czyli Ze-
niaczka Amerykanska.
X Kawalerom. kt6ry m
kslazka kucharska,
niepotrzebna, innym,
kt6rzy by sobie jej ME
zyczyli, poSlemy W
to mieisce W prezen-
Gle Jaka ksiazke z
F., oglaszanych W ,,Wia-
7 'rusie'' clekawYch |
weso4ych Powiastek
Ludo wych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
Jaki pan, TAXI kram.

Rzadko gdzie sic spotka,
by diva numery jednej gazety
inny tytu} ]ub nazwe Mostly.
Czy zarzad Zjednoczenia
Chicagoskiego do nowo-
chrzcehc6w nalezy? Pol roku
mad tytu}em myslef i jeszcze
lAdajaki wymyslec, rzadko
komu toby sic zdarzy}o.
Po wyjsciu pierwszego
numeru dowiedzial sic pre-
Swietny zarzad, il pod tym
samym tytu}em i czeska gaze
ia wychodzi, i to, jak sam
m6wi, wiecej znana!..
Co wiecej, NAR6D ma re
prezentowa6 nar6d polski, tax
jakby gazeta z polskim tytu-
lem po polsku drukowana,
mog}aby reprezetowat nar6d
chihski lub murzyhski ola
mich bye redagowana.
Cokolwiek rozwagi. zarza-
die. jesli daG racya i pow6d
to przynajmniej ludzki, a ME
barani.
Mech zarzad vie O tenn. ze
pomimo dodania ,,polski' ),
trudnosci i nieporozumie6
ME unikna}. Amerykanie ME
zadaja sobie piracy, by tytu}
lub adres, szczeg6lniej przez
Mich ME rozumiany, dok}adnie
wyczytac; ola mich nar6d czy
polski, czy czeski, czy s}owac
XII, jest jedno to samo. I tax
zarzad po raz trzeci gazette
swoja chrzcit bedzie zniewo
lony. A jesli zarzad znowu
d'ugo zastanawiac sic bedzie,
zatytu}uje: ,, Sciana" ;, Armata
cierpliwosci'' ,,Obraz jek6w''
itp.
Tu nadmienic trzeba, co
nam bardzo przykro, IL NAR6D
PoLsK1 to obraz nedzy
rozpaczy! Jezyk strasznie
dziwaczny, nawet haniebny.
Samo wyIasnienie ciemne jak
noe. A ,,kwestya sp6}eczna "
-gdyby to pies pofkna},
wsciek}by sic ma pewno!
Me podobna przypuszczat,
by Polak pisa}; ca}y artyku},
pomlmo, re wyst6sowany
przeciw izzifaelowi, smierdzi
zydem! To mp. ,,chcac cos
zaradzi6 naszej biedzie. !.
moga cos zapobiedz abys-
my. >. w przyjacielskich
k6lkach O b m w / a s.
my sprawe. -. ktoraby
zapobieg}a. >. duch do
og6lnego czynu i solidarnos
ci'. A kto to zrozumie? ,,Nie
brak dobrych checi do
laczenia sic i nasladowania.
bo zap6zno ma dzisiaj do
przodowania, obconarodow
COW.
Czytajac NARoD PoLsK1.
zdaje sic. ze sic czyta szyldy
zydowskie W Galilei: 7 u
re spsi d ale szw W c,
m y d 8 f. p o W i d u f,
k o k u f inny C h
d c | k a te suf; lu b: T u
sze spsid ale IA t a m
w o d IN ie wen g u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14

organu Zjednoczenia. -. O
tenn wszyscy W Chicago vie.
dza.
Redaktor, kt6rego Zjedno :
genie przyjelo, jest drugiem
poprawnem wydan;em kala-
brYjczyka. Jsko by}y zecer,
jak nam Chicago donosza
by'aa} ko$cia niezgody W
drukarni O. O. Zmartwych-
wstahc6w. Teraz, awansowaw-
sly ma redaktora, zeby po-
ostrzy, aby lepiei kasat'
Pred ludzmi, jak n. p. X
Fir. Lange, albo szajster,
bedzie plackiem pada}, bo
vie, gd1ie jest dojna krowa.
Ma sto krokow bedzie W pas
sic k}anial czo}em bill. Ale
W sercu ma juz te zasade, re,
jezeli go Zjednoczenie wyku-
rzy. got6w jest przyjac i re-
daktorstwo No,0ego Zyciia lub
Jut7ge'ski. | znowu bedzie 60
tow wrocie do Zjednoczenia,
byleoy go przyjeli.
Ot6z, Wiel. Ojcze Lange,
nasze przekonanie o M o S k a.
| a c h, redagujacych nasze
plsma polsko-ameryka6s!kie.:
Daj Boze. re sic Wla,us
myli!!!
Dzieje sic pod Moskalem
Jego obrzydliwa ciwilizacya
to samo, co sic czasami zda-
RIA pod Prusakiem, gdy sic
Polak zgermanizuje.
Jakkolwiek Polakiem lub
Kaszuba jest z urodzen,a,
mySli po niemiecku, liczy po
niemiecku, chetnie m6wi po
niemiecku, czyta po niemiec-
ku-slowem jest Elm dajczer!
Polszczyzna ! staropolski hart
duszy, wychowany ma trady-
cvach naszego narodu, So mu
obce. Natomiast, pycha made
ty .wmawia w siebie~i innych
ze jest Polakiem, ale niemiec.
kiego kroju, lako i owl NJ O.
S k / e, redagujacy organa
organizacyi naszycn polskich.
zdradzaja sic jako polacy
moskiewskiego autoramen-
tu".
| najchetniej pragna ci
pankowie publcznosc przeko-
nae o ,prawdzie' owej ba-
jeczki o sroczce: ,Byla
sroczka, kt6rej sic we Snie i
na lawie Snilo, ze s}oneczko
jej pod ogonka wschodzi i
tamze tel zachodzi'' (Sroczka
to oni ni)........
w ko6cu dcdaje, re bardzo
wielu z naszych polskich
NJ o S k a i, zasiadajacych w
krzeslach redektorskich, Mo-
skalowi albo Powroza ma
szubienicy sic urwali, albo
kajdany w rotach aresztanc-
kich. ME "a milosc Polski.
ale "a pospolite 7brodnie, edo,
byh
Swoja jednakowoz droga
5yczymy Wiel. Ojcu Langie.
mu, jako opiekunowi Narodv,
szczescia i pomyslnosci ma
niwie naszego dziennikarstwa.
Jestto pole niewdzieczne,
mlanowicie, jezel. trzeba ma
wracac i pielegnowae mo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
Pan DR.. B. Wo-
dZihski baWi obecnie
jako podr6zujacy a.
gent Wiarusa'' W
Chicago.
Pan Wincenty
S}awski jest obecnie
Jedynym naszym a.
gentem W Milwaukee.

Niechaj abonenci
nasi ME gniewaja sic
ma mas, re przese1a-
my przypomnienia
wzg]edem odnowie-
MIA przedp}aty ma
karcie pocztowej.
Gdy bySmy sic upo-
minali o przedp1ate
W liScie zamknletym,
mielibySmy jeszcze
raz lyle wydatk6w, a
na same karty pocz-
towe W tym roku juz
20 dolar6w wydaliS-
my, i to bez odpo-.
wiedniej korzySci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-01-14
Organista
iNaucZVciel

mogacy sic wykazac ze
zna]omosci jezyka angielskie-
go swladectwem wyzs1ego
zakladu naukowego w Vino
ME syn obecnego organistY
przy parahi sw. Stanis}aws
Kostki w Winonie -kawaIer.
poszukuje posady. Adres:
MAX. GkOWACkI
Polish organist
W1NoNA: M1NN-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
CURRENCY REFORM.
President will Recommend Plan to Congress
Meets With Sec. Cages Approval.

Washington, Nov. 24.-The Evening
Star says: 1T can be stated on the
highest authority that the President j.
going to recommend a plan for cur
rency reform in his message. and fur
Their that that part of the message was
written with the cooperation of Sec
rotary Gage" 1t is authoritatively
stated that Secretary Gage is perfect
ly satisfied with the Presidents mes
sage in regard to financial legislation
and that it meets with his entire view;
and support
Further than this, it can be stated,
on the same high authority. that the
secretary of the treasury will submit
to Congress, in his annual report, the
plan for currency reform which he sub
mitted to the cabinet at it's melting.
Oct. 20. The secretary intends to sub
nit his report to Congress almost iden-
ticaliy as it was submitted to the cab
met. with the exception that he vii
make some further recommendation
but these will not materially change
the plan already announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
FOR SAVING HUMAN LIFE.
Gold Medal for W. s. langiord for Bravery in
the Carrisons Wreck.

New York. Nov. A.-Wm. S. Langford.
referee at the Yale-Princeton football
game. who is clerk in the office Of the
comptroller of the New York Central &
Hudson River Railroad, was. today. pre-
sented with gold medal on behalf of the
Life Saving Benevolent Association for
saving the lives of the passengers in a
submerged car at the recent disaster at
Garrisons. The presentation was made
by Capt James Parker, in the presence
of DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depew and the
other railroad officials and clerks at the
Grand Central depot here
Mr.. Langford was a passenger on the
Inflated train. The car in which he was
riding did not go into the river. He swan
out with an axe to a car submerged up
TO the ventilatOr windows, chopped hole
in it and rescued four men. In the course
of the presentation ceremony, Dr. Depew
complimented Mr.. Langford on his cour-
age and modesty. and said that the COM
pany would take pride in Langford.
whose future career would be watched
with especial interest
The inscription on the medal reads:
Awarded to VIM. 8. Langford for saving
human life in peril, Oct "a, 1897"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
BUTCHER WEYlER'S POSITION.
Newspapers Against Him-His Old Story
Movement by His Supporters.

Madrid. Nov. PA review of the news
paper situation here shows that 10 news
papers are hostile to Gen. Weyler, while
five are in his favor. OF the military or
gans two support Weyler and one op-
poses him. Gen. Weyler has written a
letter to friend in Malaga. saying he
Is prepared to support any political leader
to carry on the glorious heritage of Ca
novas, adding. IF l had been allowed
to remain in Cuba. the war would have
ended in May
Senior Romero Robledo. the former min
ister of justice and friend of Gen. Wey-
lef has convened a meeting of the dissi-
dent Conservatives, to take place early
in December. The programme which this
party will be asked to adopt is as follows:
Strenuous defence of the national integ-
rity and no concessions to a foreign gov
eminent. nor weakness toward the insur-
gents. Protection for national labor and
the maintenance of the same tariff in
Cuba and Spain.''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
RICHMOND.
Union Thanksgiving service-Ihs Ks"nebt
Feels Cold Weather. Attempted Suicide.

Richmond, Me-, Nov. A.--(SpeciaD.-
The Cornell Concert Co. opened up 6
weeks engagement at the Opera house
Monday evening. The company is com
posed of clean-cut ladies and gentlemen
and the entertainment they give is de-
cidedly popular. Under the auspices OF
the company. a concert will be given b!
local talent. Friday evening, gold watch
being given to the lady and gentleman
making the best hit. Several amateurs
have already entered for the prizes.
A union Thanksgiving service will bt
held at the Methodist church, Thursda!
evening. An appropriate sermon will be
preached by Rev. Hosea Hewitt.
The ordination services of Rev. E. IL
Newcomb will be held in the Congrega,
tionaI church, Friday afternoon ant
evening.
dance is advertised to come off al
Merrymeeting hall, Thursday evening.
The Kennebec was frozen over. Wednes'
day morning. but the ice broke up witt
the turn of the tide.
The public schools will begin, Monday
Dec. q.
resident of White street is said to
have attempted suicide, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
MAINE WESLEYAN SEMINARY.
The Calliopesn and Promathean Societie.
Hold Public Meeting Programme.

Kent's Hill, Me-, Nov. 24.-(SpeciaD.-
Following is the programme of the public
meeting held by the Calliopean and Pro-
nathan Societies, Tuesday evening,
Nov. %:
Overture, Encouragement, Boettger
Morse String Quartet.
Invocation.
Reading of Records.
Opening Address, "a Struggle That
Failed F. Leroy Riley
Recitation, John Harding
Inez E. Whipple
Contralto Solo, "fhe Wayside Cross
Rawlings
Ethelyn Amherst Smith.
National Traits:
(a)-"Puritan, George Il. Lufkin
(b)-"Spartan," Ethelyn A. Smith
Intermssion.
Piano Solo, alpine Storm, Kunkle
Kent r. Rackliffe.
"Quelaue Chose Joseph c. Chase
Grafton, 1.-The Claims of Our Republic. y
Frank N. Woodman
Music Selected
Callio-Rati Glee Club.
Closing Address, might Brings Out the
Stars" Edna Marian Nichols
Adjournment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25

The Wood Rim Co. at West Paris
after few weeks shut down for re,
pairs, putting in new machinery and 6
new 125-horse power boiler in place o.
the old 60-horse power boiler that tn,
business has outgrown. has agaiI
started up with crew of 65 men. The
company has orders for 100000 pair.
of rims more than it can supply a.
the present time, and it is said tha'
it proposes to run IA hours day il
order to meet the demands of the
trade. AS soon as more new machin-
cry and presses can be obtained there
will be a corresponding increase in the
businesses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
COLBY GETS $4,000.
The ate Eustice 7. Fitz Of Chelsea, Mass
Remembered the University.

Exeter, N. H., Nov. 24.-The PROBATE
court in Exeter. N. H., has accom-
plished the unusual proceeding, for TINS
vicinity. of filing a millionaire's Will,
that of the late Eustice F. F1tz OF Chei-
sea Mass. The executors and trustees
estimate the estate $4,000 in reality
and 5000, 900 in personal property. AFTER
liberal provision for the members OF the
family the will devises public requests
as follows: Five thousand dollars each
to Brown and Colby universities; $lo'-
OoO each to Wellesley, Newton Iheo-
logicaI seminary, American Baptist
As;ss;or.rv Union and American Bap-
fist Home Mission Society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
BATES ORATORS.
Close Of Bates College Soph-
omore Prize Declarations.
CalIiopean and Promathean Societies
Of Maine Wesleyan Seminary
VI Kent's Hill Hold Their Joint Public Meet.
ing. Tuesday Evening.

Lewiston, Me-. Nov. A.-(SpeciaD:-The
sixth and last division of sophomore de-
baters delivered their parts, this after
noon. The question was:
Ought the United States Further to
Restrict Immigration"
Affirmative-Ralph l. Morse Ernest V.
Call, Alpheus w. Rich. Bertram e. Pack
ard. Howard G. Wagg, Florence w.
Lowell
Negative-Grace Summerbell. Horace
w. Fernald. Royce ID. Purington, George
r. Manter. Welbee Butterfield, Urban G.
Willis.
The fifth division prize was awarded to
Charles Page DenniSon of South Paris.
The prize winner in the last division, to-
gether with the 10 appointments for the
sophomore champion debate at COM
mencement. will be announced. Friday.
This evening, in Main Street Free Bap-
fist church, a concert was given by the
Bates musical organizations for the BEN
eft of the Athletic Association. 1t was
the first opportunity which has been af-
fOrded the people of Lewiston to hear a
concert by the Bates musical talent, and
the church was well filed. The pro-
gramme:
Bridal Chorus" Cowen
Vocal Solo, by the Waters Adams
Fl. w. Fernald.
Three Maidens Went Sailing" Macy
Ladies' Glee Club.
"Darkies' Cradle Song Wheeler
Quartet.
Cornet Solo. Selected
F.. H. Miller.
Yachting Glee.' Culbertson
Male Glee Club.
Baritone Solo, Coates of the West"
Lowthian
S. c. Larry.
Reading, Selected
d. NJ. Stewart.
Wont You Be My-H'm.'' Dore
Quartet
Soldiers Chorus Gounod
Chorus.
The parts were we'll rendered without
exception. Many of the numbers were
encored. 1t was announced. today, that
the customary Thanksgiving reception
will be given by the faculty to the stu
dents, tomorrow evening, in Roger Will
liams hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25

J. w. York has charge of the opera
tons on Bemis stream for the Berlin
Mills Company. At camp No. / he has
about 90 men and at camp No. he has
so men, He has been working IS horses,
but this week has put on II more maxi
ing 30 horses. He has one 4-horse team
toting to camp No. g. He Is yarding 800
trees per day. few of which are hauled
to the railroad but the most of them are
piled In the woods to await snow At the
Summit siding he Is putting up derrick
and has a donkey engine set to load the
legs on to the cars by steam power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
Woman's Friend
The Great Medicine that Gives
Nerve Strength

Hoods SarsapavilIa Makes tho
Blood Rich and Pure, Creates ar
Appetite and Restores Health.
Vigor and Vitality.
~ feel that I ought to write few
words in praise of Hoods Sarsaparilla
which has done great things for me.
was in delicate condition and was sick
at my stomach and constipated. triec
remedies highly recommended for female
weaknesses, but the medicines brought
on other troubles. I was SO weak ]
could not attend to my household duties:
and then determined to try Hoods Sar-
saparilla. After had taken this medicine
q short time begen to gain strength. l
Crew Stronger Each Day
until was able to work all day without
any Inconvenience. I h1ve taken Hoods
Pills for constipation, and am better to-
day than 1 have been for five years.
Since taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and
Hoods Pills l feel rested in the morning.
I am less nervous and am sure have
richer and purer blood. l have always
been bothered with scrofula, but now I
am rid OF it. Before my last child was
horn I took Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
nv girl baby was fat and strong, while
nv other child was not well and lived
70 no only two years DID," MRS. E. F.
DEAL. Bog 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-25
RAIN OR SNOW-WARMER.

Boston, Nov. 24.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity, Thursday: Increas-
ing cloudiness: warmer; southwest
winds: rain or snow is probable.
Thursday night or Friday morning.