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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09
EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY.

will be a rally Epwort held the city
mencn Saturday morning continuing through Sunday
rally though comprising the district will be
represented great many visitors viii present. many coming
away present the ceremonies Friday
The rally will prefaced lecture the house
Friday evening" Bishop McCabe of Philadelphia whose subject
McCabe recognized the
inspiring country there little doubt
audience will present the Below
program full the list of speakers and subjects chor
presages a very successful and uplifting meeting
EVENING:
Lecture" The Bright Side of Life in Libby Prison
Bishop c. C.. MCCABE
SATURDAY MORNING:
8:45-Song Service Led by j. A. RowLEY
9O0-Devotiona Service, A. d. HILL, Grand Rapids
945-Address o Welcome Local President H. G. BERGER
Response Miss BERKMAN,
1000 Paper, The High Aim OF the Fourth Depart
ment," Miss ANNA H. CARPENTER, Amherst
Discussion.
1l:OO-Paper "The Epworth Lacquer and His Bible
ALBERT E. MIELENz Milwaukee
Social Hour at Church
AFTERNOON:
200 Paper, 'The Junior League Work,
Miss BERTHA G. KNNE, Wausau
3OO-Paper How to Create Sentiment For
Sabbath Observance,
REV. DANIEL WOODWARD Merrill
745-Song Service, Led by j. A
80O-Address Chow Can the League Be Made More
Effective AS An Evangeizng Force Z?
SUNDAY MORNING:
1O:3O-Sermon CHAs. O. MERIcA
Sunday School
AFTERNOON:
333O-Open Air Service, Court House Square,
EVENING:
645-Devotional Service
GRO F. Moss State President Milwaukee
745-Sermon REV. j. ]. LUCE Milwaukee
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09

The sale of Blue Ribbon -four ex-
ceeds that of any other brands at the
stores of Max Z. Boehm- isG-tf
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09

1t win also pay you to get prices on
lumber and hath, as we can save yon
money il you trade with us.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09
THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS.

Everybody predicting an advance in
cedar shingles but we told you we
could buy cheap and would give you
the benefit, so here's another drop in
price of 10c thousand, as follows:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09

Malaria is slow poison, but the most stubborn and
deeply rooted when it takes possession of the sys.
TEN. We breathe into the lungs the polluted germ
tainted air. the little microbes then enter into the sys
te and feeding upon the red corpusces of the blood
soon reduce this vital, life-sustanng fluid to such
weak watery state that the patient becomes stless
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09
ANOTHER CUT IN SHINGLES.

Barker & Stewart Lumber Co. now
sells shingles at the following prices:
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09

pale and anemic, and men
tally and physically de-
pressed. Malaria may be-
gin with slight rigors or
chilly sensations, followed
by fever and thirst /; but
gradually all parts of the
system are affected the
liver becomes torpid, and
dark or yellow splotches
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.HaIlsbrO Q ugh | tights
For heat Raiisers
A recent Washington dispatch

A recent Washing gton dispatch
says:
Senator Hansbr brough has stated
his opposition to the proposed
equations conc cerning frosted
wheat brought from Canada. He
sajyis II ttllla It If the miiiiers are al;
lowed to import Canadian wheat
and mix it with the domestic
product, and export the flour and:
get drawbacks, it will iniure the
North DakkOta farmers, and less
|en the price of their product.
The senator combatted the state
|rnents made in the preliminary
report Of Special Agent Kemp to
the effect that much of the
wheat in Minnesota elevators
was shriveled He told the
secretary that he would let the
|millers have all the No. / hard
wheat they wanted from North
Dakota at current prices, and
said that it was not necessary tol
adopt any more liberal draw
back regulations than are now
I'D force because the n1illers dol
not need any relief.
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Rev. ] ones Made
Arch Deacon

Church circles in this city
we're very much sup prised Sunday
morning when it became known
that Rev. Owen +. Jones, who
for three years has been the
popular rector of the Church Of
The Adyent, had rendered his
resignation to the vestry, to
accept the position Of arch
deacon insthe deocease Of North
Dakota to which he had just
been appointed. The most
regretable feature is that the
change will 1lecessitate the
removal Of the rector to Bis
marck where his headquarters
will be. Not only is Rev. Jones
one Of the ablest ministers in
the northwest, but both he and
his splendid wife are q part Of
the better life of the city.
Pleasant, kind and sociabIe,
their door has always stood open
to all, and the rectory Isl one 81
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Exalted Arch-D Deacon Gwen = Jones, 3. >,

the best loved homes iii ihe city.
During the three years Rev.
Jones has been in charge Of the
work OF this parish, a $2, 600
church has been erected at
Webster, a 81 200 one at York,
a $500 rectory at L.akota, $500
1 in repairs have been made to the
Crary church, lot, donated
worth 81, 600 for the parish
house has been provided
q splendid new pipe organ cost
ing ST., 900 has been placed in
the Church Of the Advent, about
$500 have been added to the
parish house fund, and many
other expenditures made, show
/ ing nearly Sic, 900 handled and
the expended under the per
sonal supervision Of the rector.
His influence has been felt out
side his own field and as far
west as Minot new fields have
become prosperous in church
work because Of his foresight in
having them opened and placed
In the care of min sters.
He has presented d as many
persons for conf firmation during
his three years with the Church
of the Advent as were presented
In the fifteen years prior to- his
coming. His church work is
conducted in the same business
like way that any business
enterprise is conduct ed and as
a equence he is respected by
everyone. .....,-,,
He Isl d man Of marked ability
in the pulpit. IA logical reason
er, q liberal thinker, with a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-16

broad and compreh ehensive know
ledge Of men and books, backed
BY a magnetic personality and a.
high oratorical gift, he has
attracted the attention Of the
ablest men both in and out the
church throughout the state;
He had at the time Of his resig-
nation a f1attering offer from the
church at Lakota, and while he
has received three voluntary
increases iii his salary before,
his church people offered still
another il he would remain.
The position he is accepting
carries less financial rernnnera-
tion than those offered else
where, but he makes the sacri-
fee for the good Of the church
in general. MOI is this alone
the only personal sacrifice
involved. He is leaving q
devoted and earnest church
memb bership, a vestry as loyal as
it is possible for any to- be, the
best furnished church in the
northwest, and a community in
which he is loved and esteemed
by ali, The call is a higher one,
and he has not hestitated in
what he believes is his duty.
His new work brings him into
close personal relation with the
Eablest men Of the state, and nc
man is better able to maintain
THE position with credit to him.
self and honor to- the church.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-16
Early Stories Of
Fort I tten.

Weather Observer Glass gave
the 81 sInter-O Ocean representative
an interesting story of his early
days at Fort Totten. He was IN
charge of the military telegraph
line to that place from 1883 to
1885, and saw much Of Indian
life III the early days. hen he
came there the Indians were
being supplied with rations BY
the government, and the idea Of
|introd oducing agricult ulture among
them was resisted by the older
braves, though the younger ones
were usually in favor Of it AT
one of the councils where the
matter was being iscussed a
young man Of the tribe named
5Shanke- Washta, or John Mock
EN-, violated a rule Of Indian
life and instead Of listening as
young men should do, he rose
and spoke with much fervor and
Eeloquence in favor Of the new
order Of things. Four years
later, he was selected as the
leader Of the young men in the
sham battle betWee en- parts Of the
tribe on the Fourth of July
During one of the raids upon
the Indian village at this time.
he was shot and died a few weeks
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-16

For a Man Here are q few
gifts that will be suitable for a
gentleman. Scores OF items
here that will please him.
Clocks he may need one for his
room. 8s3fss s8
Statuary always1a place for it.
p Pictures---will be appreciated.
Ink Stands.--for his desk.
Paper Knives some beautiful
new ones.
Magazines We take orders for
allsof them.
Bibles e eachers' Oxfords 8
tinel line.
Books very thing IL he reads.
Playing cards All the latest
backs.
Ghriatmas Cards a remem-
brance. a 55s
Essuntain Pens "A practical and
nSeful gif5t.
Cameras Everyone wants q
camera.
Smoking Sets Every man APP
preciateB one.
Cigars We know the kind he
likes.
Shaving Sets nice LOT to
choose from.
Shaving Mirrors He should
have one If he ahaves.
Military Brushes men all like
them.
Hair Brushes ID practical gift
Clothes Brushes--we have the
latest ones. /.
Hat Brushes useful present.
Whisk Brooms fine ones for
gifts.
q Travelling Sets will like this.
Pocket Books snd Purses---pos-
sibly the very thing he needs
Collar and Cuff BoxeB--be will
like these new ones.
Sterling Novelties can suit any
one in this line. is53 81
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EXTR A GUILTY. GIG AR

H you can't reform him, see to-
1t at least that he amokes good
cigars. Wenave fine goods put
mp in boxes Of twenty-five for
the holidays. You can rely on
the quality Of the cigars We Of
fer you. They are brands that
the most critical smokers in
town have passed Judgment on.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-16
FOR A BOY There Z, are scores

FOR A BOY There are scores
!. :. :. :. =. of things here
that would si,it any boy you
/ know-ro matter what his taste
might be.
Toys Almost no end to them.
Game Boards @ Crokinole. Archi-
rena and all the new onea.
Games-we have them all.
Books cannot miss it on this.
Purses he ought TO have one.
Collar and Cuff Boxes help him
to be orderly.
Sterling Novelties many gifts
in this line. A .sl5:3i
Brushes --he should have one OF
his own. v.
Pict1res---h he will appreciate one
1 Musical Instruments boy
wants to play On something.
Cam eras-s- omething all boys
want. B
ron faIRI It il easy ts ee-
D -. 11sct Gifts for
girls when you have a stock like
ours to choose from.
Cameras--you cannot miss Is on
this.
Books big assortment Of
Girls" books.
B Bihles--.R nice Oxford will please
.Pictnrea---iuat nse. the thing for. her
rs room.
Fancy Goods dss--scores Of gifts in
silver. celluioid, etc.
Work Boxes--ehe should have
one Of her own.
Pen Knives she needs one very
often. 81.
Gold PENS a beautiful gift.
Pocket Books plenty to choose;
from. Ssss.i5
Toilet Articles always needed.
Games all the new ones
Dolls and Toys can't begin to
mention them.
CHOICE CANDIES. You
will want confectionery and it is
fitting that you have something
extra good. We have Cunt ther's
Chocolates and Bon Bons in
packages Of all sizes and plenty
Of cheaper. but equally pure can
dies for those who wish them.
Those who want fine gift boxes
of confe ctionery had better get
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-16
fodgkinson's
H0L IDAY FACTS


see
sss The Stock Beggars Description
Its variety Il Is the lar
8 You GET The Saving
you % your buying here
& Come Soon and Often
will find advantage
getting
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-16
FOR Al LADY Our q, stock con

- Ittiiis sucn q
#Wlde Woe Varsety OF peautlful and
noYcI inlhgs TOT ladies' That
sou VII VI. nave no trouple making
e sat'si s.c seiecaion. InlH
glses merely g an hin5 OF the array.
Vases beautiful ones in all the
artistic wares.
Japanese Goods one of the most
popular gift lines.
Books--poems and standard
prose in magnificent gift edi-
tions.
CHINA every woman wants
more.
Cut Glass will surely please.
Rose Bowls She may need one.
Cand dlestic cks-sa nice assortment.
Photo Holders and Boxes all
the latest novelties.
Photo Ffames--can always use
another one.
4 eIsEa 5on1e bsaufIss.
Music RoIls-S She may need one.
Ladies Bagsa faporite gift line.
Pocket Bouksall fancy feathers
Toilet Cases - comb bine beauty
and usefulness.
Of the eiyvr
Jewel Boxes-some beauties.
Manicure Sets NAV be inst
what she wants.
Hand Mlrrors-very pretty ones.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-16
ST. p Paul School
Plays Baby Act

school had won first prize in the
Journal Junior contest in which |
the high schools Of four states
were competing, and that thei
city school had tied in thei
merits received with the Cleve-l
land high school Of st. Paul. |
But it seems that after thel
awards were made, the st. Paul
school acted the sullens child,
and had to be appeased. Onl
December /, the Junior editor
wrote Prof. DeWar as follows.
The decision therefore, gives
Devils Lake first and ST. PAUL
/ second prize, with the necessary,
hut regretable enforcement of
the rule that the winner Of first
prize may not compete for the
rest Of the school year.
The work from Devils Lake
| is among the most original and
attractive that comes from the
northwest, and I have held off
making the announc cement this
week, hopingthat counsel would /
find some way other out. "a
The next day the editor again
wrote
Since writing you regarding
the awarding Of the first and
second prizes in the high school
credit contest just ended. 1 find.
that Cleveland high school Of
|St. Paul is much disappo pointed5
lat not receiying first prize and
does not expect to compete any
more this school year.
The editor then asks that
/ Devils Lake accept second prize
IProf. DeWar insisted that the
IJunior stand BY it's original
.IaWard, and the following from
Tits last issue explains the result:
1t has taken all the wisdom
4 Iof Solomon boa By the Jour
slnal people the past ten days to
4 ARRIVE at any decision in the
! High School Credit contest, that
Tended November 26. which
Isheula be satisfactory to all con
B ,scerned.
Devils Lake, D., and
4 Cleveland High School, st. Paul
,IIIstied, each having ten credits.
I When past ecords were looked
.1up it was found that each, too,
Ilhad received one prize SO there
twas no opp ortunity Of lifting
4lhairs and awarded the first prize
Z to the school which had received
4 the fewer pictures
The decision arrived at, after
d Icorrespo ence with both schools
lis that the value Of the two
4 prizes shall be added together
land evenly divided between the
1.-TWO schools, both, furthermore,
Ilbeing willing to drop out Of the
contests for the rest OF the
1schcol year.
Hereafter, the rule will be
Ienforced that winners of the
first prize may not compete for
4 prizes the rest Of the school
|,year, altho papers will be wei
comed and printed. Winners Of
Sfsecond prizes are not barred
4 from further ompetitions.
The city schools were compel
ling for an honor, and the final
decision does not discourage
l them. In fact it is a decided
i Icredit to be barred from the con-
sltest because they carry off all
Iprizes when they compete. The
lpupils and teachers in the city
schools have much to be proud
Iof in the contest and its final
Isett tlement.
lHansbrO Ough ! lights
For he AT Raisel.s
II N Al VIZ, :. x = Ia :. - i -
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Christmas Tree Candies. 10 cents b box
Boxes hold l6 to 40 candles according to size.
Candle holders, 2 for q cent.
Christmas Remembrances. Send your
friends some little reminder ,of your existence
and OF your interest in theirs "A Christmas
card or booklet will do it. We have an endless
sline q them. Any price you wish to pay.
Superb Toilet Goods. Few lines afford q
wider choice than this Handsome brushes of
every description in all the newest mountlnes
ANTIQUE ivory Ere 7ch Staghorn, Sterling Silver
B Ei6ony, FoxWood. etc, and q good one at almost
any price you wish to pay. Hair Brushes from
% cents up MILITARY Brushes 81 set and up.
Comb and brush sets, Clothes brushes Tooth &
brushes, Nail brushes and full toilet sets
SIS Rich Cit Glass. When yon buy cut GLASS
you want the finest. This article differs like
everything else. We have superb specimans
from the best makers In the land. Prices are
reasonable as those who are posted on cut glass
Artistic Vases, Both domestic and I'M
ported vases. This is an item that you can n
give with certainty that II win be cherished.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-16
The Bulletins Next Serial
Books, Bookish People and Things
wsge no good by being unseneous even to book
E. B. Browning

II Is not for me to enumerate a
nurses failings. but according to some
very distinguished and experienced
medical men now giving their testi.
I mony In the journals. these failings
are so common and general that some
either nurses must be trained differ
emily, or different girls must be trained
or men must be substituted. The last
named remedy would no doubt raise q
storm of protest from many quarters.
and. | believe. would not solve the
problem. ~Woman's gentle hand. her
"unbounded sympathy. her sweet pa.
tience". as feminine attributes may be
all sentimental twaddle. but male at.
tendance upon the sick except in very
rare cases, would not suit either doc.
tor or patient.
However, II the majority of
nurses" are ignorant and empty.
minded, spoiled by a smattering Of
medicine and their association with So
cial superiors,; II the small hints of
medicine they get make them critical
OF the attending physician or prone to
suggest remedies or give advice their
knowledge does not justify. II they
have learned to be stoical towards the
sick, "unsympathetic". independent,
and quick to talk back. II they are
SO sadly inclined to gossip about their
n ~ "a md tho Insfnrs fhAv sl.nnu' In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-16

case. A nurse who would discuss the
patient in any way whatever with a
medical consultant would not deserve
to have another case. Personally, |
believe that In nurses as In others who
must assume responsible positions, a
more than ordinary intelligence is re.
auired. Then. with the necessary
physical and temperamental qualities.
culture, particularly OF a literary kind.
and, back of It all, good ancestry. The
modern.day reaction against good fam.
lily connection has gone too far. And
the man who affects disdain Is not
properly respectful towards those who
have contributed the most of his bene.
Ats, unless. indeed, he has reason to be
ashamed of his forbears. Before TAX.
ing a nurse into my house for a long
course of sickness, should want to
have her an old acquaintance. or see
her pedigree for at least three genera
tons.
4. j. !.
All communications, books and per-
iodicals for this department should be
sent to the bulletin Bookman," P. O.
Box No. 7IS. Honolulu, T. II.
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General Medical and Surgical Nurs.
ing" BY DIR. W. @. Hadley: 12mo.,
326 PIP. =. Blakiston's Son & Co.:
Philadelphia; sl.25.
There are so many books on nursing
that II is hard to say which is the best.
Perhaps It is enough to say that this
particular book Is good. But no
amount of good advice in any book,
however well conned. makes a good
nurse any more than one swallow
makes summer.
Just now there is a great deal of dis.
cussion in the medical societies and
at the medical assemblies as to the
value OF women nurses. The false
sentiment about them has been grad.
ually dissipated by experience, and
physicians are coming to realize that
nurse because she Is n woman and
has a diploma from some training
school, Is not necessarily suited to the
case In hand: In fact, she may be I'M.
suited to any case requiring tact, gen.
tleness and loyalty. The training per
Sc may not have been at fault, but ow.
ing to temperamental qualities, or the
lack Of them, or something else. the
particular nurse has not properly as
simulated the information supplied
Here again thorough education Is
necessary, and will be required before
many years. Mental discipline Is alb.
solutely required Of woman who is
to be trusted with bedside secrets and
a physicians confidence; otherwise
she will betray both. A woman with.
out culture. without general reading
or the intellectual instinct at least in
some degree. will never make an ideal
nurse. There are other qualities, Of
course. But to select girl because
she has pleasant face, good manners,
kindly nature and good intentions, is
not enough. Without the required
mental qualifications, she may be Ut.
terly spoiled by her hospital training.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-16

Bicycles and all light machinery re.
paired at short notice. Pioneer Mo
tor Car Co., Merchant and Alakea
Streets. 263O.tf
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WANTED

Small furnished cottage, bath, electric
light and modern fittings; centrally
located; will wait three months for
suitable locality. Address James,
Bulletin Office. 2659.2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-16

Secondhand show cases. Address A.
b. c., care this Office. 2663.tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

pAcHEco's Dandruff Killer is mar.
vellous quick relief for prickly heat
and itching scalps; one application
allsys the awful itching. At Union
Barber Shop.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-16
Now what
do you
think of this I?
WANTS
Sec Page 8. NEW TO-DAY. for New Ads.
HELP WANTED.

A good, reliable girl to do light house.
work and care for children. Apply
Hawaii Promotion Committee.
2657.tf
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"Fsr Sale" cards at Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-16

Brick building. suitable for manufac.
turing plant; store in connection II
desired. Rent very reasonable.
Bishop & Co., bankers. 2G2l.tf
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TO LET.

4 nice front mosquito.proof room in a
private family; on car line; rent
reasonable. Apply n. L. corner Vic.
toria and Lunallo SITS. 2656.tf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

HAWAIIAN . JAPANESE BALLAST.
ING co.-Best black send from "
to 80 a load according to distance
hauled. Coral rocks for stable.
roads and sidewalks. Third door
below Hing, Maunakea St.; p. O.
box 800. Telephone Main 800.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-16

s.ocHiAi-Expsrt massage treatment
for sick people. 60 Kukui st.
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MUSIC.

ERNEST kAAi-Musle Teacher. Stu
do, Room 50 Young Bldg.
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The best way to get the best things
is to advertise in the BEST newspa.
per.
The BULLETIN is a GOOD paper.
is a BETTER paper than that, and Is
the BEST newspaper in town.