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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOAT.
Augusta, Winthrop,
& Gardner RAILWAY

| llh" IHbIe In Effect June D. IN,
Cars leave Augusta for Halloween ~,
Gardiner daily every haIr hour ~, | ,n1
! hour and h1li hour ftOm A. 81 TO "a
r; NJ. For llai!Dwell only at II r A.
FHSt car Sunday 4 NJ. ~
tdr3 leave Augusta for Wiuihron ,rs
sD. 10. no, 30. fl.5O. mo 10, i n s- .%'
80. 40, 5.@. G.i0, 1.H. Z r. 100 siInd.,''
TN" same. hrst 'tr starting N III ''
! days: ".an. hD h0o. Ynt 100 nnd rn,,'
rncncing at II leave every half ham N,
4. NJ. thTn ~ 800 and 1000 sunday
| a, NJ t. 3 +. NJ. .. 10 r. NJ ''0'n
Cars leave Gardiner for Augusta daily
Wh'Te connections are mad" tor tic VII.
thr"p and T"G.Is lines every hlif hour
fr"r.r 81 y ~. Z" ~, 4. " rI. !, n ~
Hallnw'li nun. I't " Ni n.r I,,,n,'ai.
and Aup'stH "nb 'iD, ..t-; var Sund.y
Carz lc....-N A.tnrrr rar .rgr,,. y,
SO. 10. S..0 9.5H. 1870. JI.n. i.1I: "5o
$50 40. 80. So 10 g-A gsn c-,cci'
| car leaves Lakeside 6 - a. NJ Slinday
tune Same first car starting al -"
days. 500 100 $50 $50 1870 Cornr,or,''
ing at 1L0 leave every half hour iii 6 RI
z. NJ. no 1922. SUNDAY. time cars
Ie "a :, every ha't hour from $40 a. 81. to
Cars leave Hallowell fnr GarJlrnr
minutes before and ~ minutes after pvor-.
hour from j.52 a. II. % IU.21 r. N. IJrqt
car Sunday. 7S2 a. NJ
Cars leave HallowelI for Augusta a
minutes past and % minutes before every
hour from sos A. NJ 10 20 23 F. NJ. e,cert
lCS i. M. First car SunuIy. ETs 4 III
Train COuneCtIons-The 80 A. " ar
from Winthrop and 20 A. ~. car from
Gardiner SIS from HallowelI. so from
Augusta connects at Winthrop with
car from Augusta connects ut NFinthrrn
with train for Lewiston ana Farming
ton. The 10 r. NJ car from Augurf4
connects at Winthrop with trains FaqI
F,
gusta connects ~ Winthrop with train,
for the East
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
Eastern s. 5. C0.--Ksnlehec livisinn

FaTT ScheduEe---5 Trips a Week.
Commencing Saturday, Sept. d. Iqal
steamers leave Gardiner ut 35 p M
Richmond a 4cn and Bath at Z p NJ
tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays for
RETURNING-Win leave Union Wharf
boSt01, n p. NJ: Mondays. Wednesdays
ana Fridays. arriving 81 Bath IN season
electric cars for Brunswick. Lisbon F'ars
ana Lewiston AMI for all points III Nh.
hnoN-Lincoln Division n the Maine t-cu-
Boothbay Division for Roothboy and WV
landings. Connections 1T Gardiner with
ran and electrics to and from Augusta
and HGlloWclI
All cargo. except livestock. via the.
steamers of this company is insured
against fire and marine risk
ALLEN PARTRIDGE. Agt. Augusta. Nj.
& \: COLE. AGt.. HalIowelI. Nc.
CALVIN AUSTIN, V. r. & Gen1 Mgr.
Roston. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29

There are in America today more
than 200 fraternal beneficiary orders
18th z combined membership &c over
5000, 600, who are protected to the ex-
tent Of more than $500, 100000. and
have distributed benefits to disabled
.1emhsrs amounting % moe than
>S2H."o6,0fu. In t2ot alonc tFtv dis
trihrteI So. 100000. or 1T the tate of
$3.50 GOO r"r week, besides rat;ng over
i,0"n death claims last year. Sixty
four NJ th'-;n orders have I member
saip rf "'t lnooo, and thr others FROM
90" tu .unn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
McxIco TO Adopt Gold.

Every indication points to The. adoption
Of the gold standard by Mexico in the
near future. ard such j change will he
Welcomed b. TIL world ana VIII material
~ advanC" that country's credit. fhe
standard among home remedies iS Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs II WAS first
presented tn tn" public in 1Na ami be-
cause of its wonderful curative proper
ties has made suc:I 4 record of cures that
1t Is in class all by itself No other
remedy can take It's place as Il cure for
poor appetite. flatuleucy- heartburn. dys-
pepsta, indigestion, constipation. kidney
troubles or malaria, fever and aEur. Wo-
men and girls who need a medicine far
ailments peculiar tc their Sex ought II
try the B:tters. 1t never fails to give sat-
isfH"t'on. BE sure TO give it q fair trial
at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
fles For All Kinds Of Hunting.

+ e. b anoat No yellow. COZ; No.
hIt", tOi,.
OATS Receipts. lHLW: exports. 3l.:G~,
spot steady. mixed. -Gd B. lbs. :z1.1,t z.
natural white. :yN33 lbs. $685.. clipped
white, 3cttin lbs. :lI.6i,G:
Tut MEATS-Easy; picked bellies,
iS1.: picked hams. 10.
LARD Steady; refined. steady.
pORk-S'"idy.
BITTER Firm: receipts: -, street
pTicr extra creamery. -Di.+02i: official
prizes. creamery common to extra, IN
:U'4; stat" dairy. cnn1aon to "\trh, l. .
a ~
EGoiS-Eirn' rcecinta 1911; state.
TcnrHyil auId ANA il, nrby fancy selected
white ~; 10. choice. "5!'3S; DO. mixed cN
ira 2in@.'.
pOTATOFS-S Steady. unchanged
GAE-Raw. firm: fair refining, , IL.
centrifugal ~ test. > ll-iH; mul;.SScs Su-
gar. 1915; refined. steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
Your Heart

is = wonderful pump that works inceS-
sanity, avera ging seventy lJ-round
strokes a minute. and forcing from 20 r.
% pounds of blood throughout the body
each minute.
The nower that keeps this wonderful
pump in motion is ncrre-torce, the ell
trgy furnished by the nerves.
alcohol, tobacco. and other stinulants
wt1ken these nerves. but the heart, in
s;cad OF stopping makes extraordinary
c.fcrtS ard causes heart strain.
Then comes shoTtncss OF breath, hear
palDitation, dizziness, etc because tn.
nerreS are too weak 10 furnish power
Take the only safe remedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
Record Crowd Witnesses
the Races in Cincinnati.
laainsheet Wins 2.I0 TrOt from
a Field Of 10 Starters.
FaVOTiies Win 8 0ul Of q al W0onSGGteI---
3 Out Of 5 at Rochester, n. H.

Gin. iua5;i. S-.,. .c.-Thc largest
,.,.o-,.t II. Jill. ,:-,.,.., II, ,-,.,,,d ,,j,.,,,i,
'T'"I III III" n'~'o'E 81 'f",'h lrtu!I
racing at Oakley park Wds in att'ni-
ance, tod2E. Wentworth. Snyder NJ
Gregor and d.. strong vcrr the only
starters. In the inst heart. Dr. Strong
broke h1tIlv 1T rho halt mile. Went
- ,,..,t, a.
worth 'h" ShNd'F At'TIt%"i lo''"H' y
nut All III, way around. the lItt,r-rgl-
t;.c t;,. d.,,i i,t, ". /, ,,..,,ly III wv, ,.nst
,'i''7 n w. ~" Il " ~ = IT
w. Strong 'Inlsh"" thll!. ten lengths
behind. ~ III" second heat. the three
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
At BFATTLEBoRo, VT.
Three Good Races-Speechea BY Gov.
Bell and Senator Proctor.

Brttti"hor", VT. S-it -s.--Thr Valley
far ctn>ed. i'fiIE. with tnrcc track oNcnt
and ltursr and cattle show THAI attract
~ = large attendance. Gny.rn"r y. II ana
Senator Proctor delivered uddrcsfcs. Tie
SUMMARY.
Ihr AKA pacing. purse Sao. Ginger won
second. .i}jld 2ni fourth heats ana rtr";
time, Wiz 2-'I. @ll'.. Early .3irG, Jr.,
second. Won hrs: neat. ;Inr.. :" ~ :. Al
Ray was thru. No other starters
The PA trctting. purse S40, Sly Won
second. third 2nd fourth heats and race;
second. and Belnut third. Munlc Won tho
first heat, time - y, bur was drawn in
the second heat. Basin BOY also started.
The 2l1 pacing, purse 500. Elm Bud won
217la, 2.27 Ned Co.'s second. won second
heat; time, 2.l9!2. Judge was third. No
other starters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
Admore, Brother Cecil, Triher

third. Admore. Brother Cecil, Trifler
and star Shed also started.
Frec-for-all trotting and pacing;
Purse $lHo: Bon Como won in straight
heats. Tim" 2.l5h; ZIG: :.I5ta. Bud
Poscr was second. aud Baby Ruth
third. Eavcna Wilics also started.
80 trotting; purse 500, unfinished.
two heats ircttcdp: Milton C.. won first
and second heats. Time :. 2i$.: 2.23ll
Othec starters wee Ruby Wilkes;
Sarah Hamiin; Athlar. Red Tape. Las
sic, Gussaro, Brick Sargent. F'ilcnc,
Mss FuvtHua ANA Wellington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
ICtN LEAGUE.
Liable On Batting.

az wouldn't care to estimate the mum
her of letters | get from young players
asking me the secret of my ability 10 hit
the ball" says Napoleon Laioic of tn"
Cleveland Americans. But they come BY
the hundred every season.
"Of course I can't pretend to answer
them. It is foolish to try &c tell man
how to hit the ball. for tho simple season
that every man has his own style and no
other mans will fit him
Turner, who played first base for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
At PITTSBURG.
PittsburE

pittsturr .-0 Q 3 : -IN-I--N
Prooklvn ........O Q 0 0 1t ~
Batteries-Phillippe. Lynch and Chosen :
Stricklett and Bergen. Umpire. EihSht
Time. ia Attendance. 12iO. Called ehd
of IN on account of darkness.
AT ST. LOUIS
ST Louis .......O 010 x-l-&o
New York .....O 0 Q 0 90 Coil
Butteries-Brown and Grady: McFinntty
ard Bresnahan. Cmpires. Pears and
Johnstone Time. l.2l Attendance. 800
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati 81 0 0 0 O-l-g-2
Philadeirhia q o o c l-3-9,H
Rattcrics-Ovcran and Schlei. Mich J
and Doom Time. l35. Umpire. h" il
Attendance. 1IS3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
DR.. Miles tieart Cure

II feeds. Strengthens and builds Up the
nerves and muscles of the hear; SO they
can supply the necessary energy.
"nr. Miles Heart Cure i marvellous
remedy. l always use 1t when cardiac
trouble is present Il meets the indlc2
tons surely and completely. 80. II r.
BCRCHNOkE, Nj D., r. Mass. Ave
Boston, Mass. WILL
The first bottle VIII benefit, II h"t w
druggist will return your money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
ARMIsT!CE POSTPONED.
Russians Rcfu5c Japaneac Tern1s-.!n.
structions Are Awaited.

Seoul, S'It. 27.-CD"laycd IN trans
miSsi'np.-'ol pbat and Con. Cosgan-
iSE and TIL" Japanesc ana Russian
representatives. met again. A!onda,,
and discussed the terms Of the nro-
POSED "rn!i@ticc. The Russians wnuId
Lot agree e III" Japanese nronnsaIe
i,nd the armiStice las been po,tnonnI
awaiting instructions from Viii I III, ',''
witch. 1T i1'ile-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
Lewis Wins from Jack Dorman.

Chelsea. = pt. 2S Harry LaWis q
Philadelphia. won over Jack Dor1ha1
of New York, iii the fourth round at
the Douglas Athletic CLUB, tonight. Til"
fight was scheduled to so l. rounds
but Referee Crowley stopped tho con-
test IN the fourth round. Lewis com
rlctcly rutclassed tie New York man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.

Chicago, Sept. 8.-The free list was en-
tireIy suspended, today. and the entire re-
celpts. estimated at about s4cc0, was CIV
en- as a testimonial to Manager Selee Of
the Chicago club, who is III Colorado in
an attempt TO regain his health I'll" lc-
Gals won easily. hitting WilhelHl freely
with men on bases, four of their drives
being thres-haggers. Attendance, 400, The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
Boston Stock Market.
Boston. Srrt. ~.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Sept %.
FLOJ-R-Rpceipts, 20177; exports. 1924;
safes $500: dun but steady.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1900: sales. 300 0G0
futures; SPOT barely steady: No. red
S9as elevator: No red. 907s nf7oat:
No. 1 northern Duluth. or Q y afiaat.
NJ. northern Duluth. 93's 0 b aHoat
CORN-Receipts. 166,725; exports. 800:
sales 10 COO futures. 200 spot: snot bare,
ly steady; No. >, ssh elevator and 59i5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29

:, CR i;!I,i, Whitmore. f-ycar-old SON Of g.,
H. Whtmore OF Auburn. was RIM nov o,. ~. t. T..
.I %4&2 T,,r near the residence Of Georc6 y
vd iil ni iil SUIT IT. Wednesday md Sc
frora school with playmatls ;uliii TIL nome
4 Er"cerg wagon TO XII rid" Al a1ter
wa3oq Wns following Hid III ci,hc, A i
F"Tse TX or e AID TaT n @goiEsd dovn IT 96a
broken. 1t is asa r .i,..1 w" li's. Woo
jured internally. ''ie" mat lie is in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
Chicago Cattle Market.

chicago. Sept y.
CATTLE Receipts, 5000 beef steers, !. 70
dfoo: stock"rs :nd feeders. 2.2;m39o
HOGS Receipts. 1900: shipping ana
selected. .,J-Jm1S": mixed and heavy pack
ing. 4.1,a5.5c- light. 521@5.65; pigs ;tnd
rouGhs. 1900. l..
SFEEP-Rcceirts 27,co; sheep, 30
It,; lambs. J.10T 80
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

Boston, Sept s.-In n game marked BY
both loose and brilliant fielding. Detroit
defeated Boston, today. 1 TO 8. Bcston's
errors entered largely into the visitors
Tun-making. and killian's wildness wa
the cause of mis- removal in favor of Don
oyan in the fourth inning. The score:
nt-TPnI1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
BOSTON

Two-base Elts-SChaefer. trlWloTd,
Donovan. Urglauo. Three-base hit
Crawford. Sacrifice hits-l<. llan Schaefer.
Double play-Crawforl, Lindsay. Dono-
vaA and Llndsay. Hits-On kiilian, 4 in
3 innings; of Donovan. ) in 8 innings
First base on balls-OT kiilian !, Struck
out-Ry Toung. S; by Donovan. l. Time
Lao. Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Thr till " E,v. FraIF $ardfuii ~
manslIUGhtor. in causing the death ~ II.
and-r I.1r,Ic;f ai Shiloh. -Yiil heeiu ~
til" supreme CONT in .AlhIuh. Thursday
OF rest week. l'ais will he the JhHd trjHl
Of III" case.
SIX mcmbcrs of tl, Charter oak club uf
Bangor. app AIRED IL The municipal court.
Wednesday. and claimed ccr:aiu liquors
seized by III enforcement. squad OIL - r.
C'nt Vis, to til" ''iuh Tuolns. judy" Chap
mnn drcI::cd 10 allow then claims and an
uTIr-tl Wi- entered!
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The Weeks Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Frtday-BIooklyn at PittSburS. New
York at St. Louis Philadelphia at t-'ncln
natl. ,,
Saturdav-Eoston ut Chicago. BrooEly u
at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Cincinnati,
New York at st. Louis.
York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chi
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
THURSDAY. Friday rdGy-Detruit 1T
Boston. cleveland at New York, ST. Louis
at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29

RUTTFI$- M2rkct steady; crCamerics. l..
e.i"1..: dairi,s. IT, --'JlSl.
Professionally At mark. cases included
H. firstS. H.: prim, ijrSts. 20: extras
CHEESE Firm; 11Fii.
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AT NEW YORK.


First game:
New York .2 0 0 0 x-e- II
Cleveland ......9 0 l OA-I2-l
Batteries-Chesbro and Jackltsh: Hess.
Donahue and Clarke, Wakefield. Umpire
Ccnnor Time, l5Q.
Cleveland 30 % 0 / 2-$-l2-9
New York 30 0 o q p-l-2-9
Batteries-JOss and E,lelow; orth ara
Connor Umpire, Sheridan. Attendance,
1874 Time. 1.55.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA defeated Chicago, today. in
the first game of the =eres upon which
probab bly, hangs the American League
championship. 1t was hard-fought
game from start 10 finish. Plank pitched
a great game allowing the visitors only
three nitS and striking out l. men To-
DAYS victory gives Philadelphia every Sc
rtes played with the other seven clubs
in the league. An enormous crowd say
the game, there being 3o3i0 present. The
score:
Philadelphia III 81 0 90 ] Q X-3-7-1
Chicago ........0 . 0 y 0 . 0-2-3--.
Batteries Plank ana Scareck; Pattrr-
son ard Sullivan. Umpires, O'Loughlin
and Burst. Time. 1.4j.
NJ WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON 30 o : 0 N-S-11 o
st. Louis ......6 0 o ] 0 . Is Il
Batterics--Wo lfe ard Hrydon: Glade,
Morgan and Spencer. Umpire. Mccarthy.
Time, l.50 Attendance. 200.
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BOSTON
Batted for Wilhelm II NINTH

DATED Tor NlIhcIW N NTNIH-
Chicago ............c 0 2 Q ~
Boston ..............2 | 0 q Il
Left on hases-ChicaCo. s: Roston. h
Tw o-hase hit-AbbatiCcht". Jhrcc-bH-A
hits-Tirker. Brown. Maloney Evers. az
rifice hils-F,vers. Tinker. Dolan. Raymer.
stolen bascs-Slagle. Chance = TenneL,
Double play-Canncll and Moran. Strurk
oue-By Brown 1. Base on hall5-Ch
brown. .: off Wilhelm. !. Wild pitch
Wilhelm Time. 10. Umpire. OJ'dy.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WILLIAMSON & BURLEICH,

COrNSELORS- AT-LAW.
Office over Granite National Rank.
Water street. Augusta. Maine
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
Notary Public
Collections 2 Specially.
w" hay" full! abstracts of title of all
lands bordering on Lake CrbboSseeroutnc
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Furnished Daily BY J. J. Quirsn e. Co.,
Office, Opera House Block, AUGUSTA,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-29

TO THE NATIONAL HOME,
Eastern Branch, D. V. S. at Togu4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30
THE REVIVAL OPENS.
Evangelist williams Makes a Splen.
did Start.

The revival at Central M. Il. church
was opened Sunday morning in a
most promising way. The congrega.
tion was large, almost testing the ca.
pacity of the church, and striking
sermon by the Rev. l.. Milton Will
liens, the evangelist, who Is to con.
duct the meetings, was listened TO
and was closely followed by everyone
Judging from the effect OF the morn
ing sermon the evangelist will prove
one OF the most powerful and most
effective speakers that we have had
In the city In years. There were
those In the congregation who were q
bit inclined toward disappointment
when the subject OF the sermon was
announced and explained as the I'm.
fluence Of Children In Making Conver.
slons," but as the speaker proceeded
with his arguments any such feeling
was forgotten. 1t is seldom that a
speaker moves mis- first audience as
Rev. Williams moved that of Sunday
morning. There was a tinge OF pa.
thos In incidents related and the sto-
ries were so effectively told that the
great congregation was caught as II
by magic and many we're moved 10
tears. II II Is the power Of the evan
gelist to move his listeners In one al.
rection as he did Sunday morning, he
certainly has reserve force With which
to present other arguments.
The effort of the morning insured
another large meeting for the even.
ing and crowded house listened te
another stirring effort. The subject
of the sermon was Repentance" an
effort Of different character from thar
Of the morning, but effective In equal
degree. Rev. Williams has never.
failing source upon which TO draw for
his fund OF thought and he uses rare
Judgment In handling his people. He
noted the fact last evening that his
congregation was thirsting for just
such thought and argument as he was
presenting and he held them In clos.
est attention. The hour was fifteen
minutes OF ten o'clock when the bene.
diction was pronounced over the ser.
vice, but so interested had most OF
the congregation been that few sup.
posed the evening to be later than
nine o'clock.
Rev. Williams has been abundantly
successful in interesting the people
upon his first appearance and the at
tendance at the meetings that will
continue indefinitely is assured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30

May the sweet voice which was ever
Joy and inspiration not only to
you, but to all who knew her, speak
even more tenderly and lovingly to
you now, calling you to ever higher
and still higher service. Our Father
doth not willingly afflict nor grieve
His children, and may His words. II
will never leave thee, nor forsake
thee" and, 40 I am with you al
way" I'LL your heart with the peace
which passeth understanding.
How strange IL seems, with 80 much
gone
or life and love, to still live on;
Yet Love will dream and Faith will
trust,
Since He who knows our needs is
Just.
That somehow, somewhere. meet we
must.
Alas for him who never sees
The stars shine through his cypress
treesi
Who, hopeless, lays his dead away,
Nor looks to see the breaking day
Across the mournful marbles play;
Who hath not learned, In hours OF
faith,
The truth to flesh and sense unknown,
That Life is ever lord OF Death.
And Love can never lose It's own"
Belle g. Ray.
Efle Hoffman Rogers.
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
November %. 1905.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30
Wanted In ottumwa.

oficer James Glass last evening
arrested one John McDonough, want
ed by the officers in ottumwa. The
Wapello county sheriff, from whom
the man had escaped, notified offlcer
Glass in the afternoon, and In few
hours the man was under lock and
key. He was returned to the custody
Of the ottumwa officers and taken TO
that city last evening. McDonough IL
is said, is an escaped inebriate, or is
wanted over some similar matter.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30

MARTIN. Died. of pcrnlcicuu amaze.
mia. saturday, Nov, 2S. 1905, At b,vS
o'clock a. ma At his residence, i0aO
Hlgh avenue cast. William 8. Martin,
aged 70 years, 8 months ana IL days.
Funeral services Monday, Nov. ~, at
s.sO y. M, at the United Presbyterian
church. lnterment In Forest Gene
terry.
Deceased was a native o. Fayette
county, Pennsylvania, but for forty
years had been resident OF Iowa. He
was for many years engaged in farm.
ing in this vicinity, and upon his re-
tirement from active life removed TO
oskaloosa and has since resided in
this city. Mr.. Martin was married In
1868 to Miss Elizabeth Peoples. The
deceased was member OF the United
Presbyterisa church and led a Chris.
tian life In every way. He was re,
spected and honored by all who knew
him. The deceased is survived by
widow and by the following daugn.
ters and sons: Mrs. Grace I. Brewer,
man, Mrs. Maggie A. Towns, Mrs.
Anna III, Woodland, Mrs. N. May Chick,
w. G. Martin and James G. 4aartin.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30

MAFNANR lMUA IA thN fhmllg
humestl anaih Fssst street. ghvmaRy.
Nus, sA 1905. Al . ovlorh 4 sna Mts
Nlla NJ wasAlnx erea ey years. Wa.
neral tgvm lesldeMeA Friday "A A. IN.
lniefmcpt In fefeat eesneivw,
Devvasea waa q natisc "a pennayi'
vAnla. hui had lived for shlflf yeafn a
resident n Iowa. ana fof many years
IA shls community. she WAS the wife
II 4 q. watkins and has enc n,
Charles.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30
THn CHAurAuauA.

A street carnival, barbaric mon
strosity which has been much In
vogue these late years. IN finding for
midable competitor In tho modern
Chautauqua, which combines In a
healthy and eievating way the recrea-
tion. instruction and intellectual food
which the average community needs.
Il 10 Of interest TO know that where
conducted in a businessllke way they
have nearly all paid out and In many
cases have left nice surplus TO I'm
sure another Chautauqua next year.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30

A marvellous development Of the
country Is going on IN western Canada.
Here is an empire of the most fertile
soil on earth, specially fitted for the
pro0action Of oil our cereals, with the
exception Of corn. There are condl-
tions Of soil and climate in that coun-
try which assure the most perfect de-
yelopment Of wheat barley, oats and
max, insuring such a yield OF these
crops as even the palmiest days Of
the western United States have Dever
equaled. The news is abroad and is
verified that the first crop on these
Canada lands will pay for the land
and all costs Of producing the crop.
This opportunity has much to do with
the evident loss Of rural population In
the central western states, for II Is Inn
possible to keep men out OF a country
where thirty bushels Of No. 1 harG
wheat can be raised 10 the acre and
where the acre can be bought for $40
or e15.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-30

Former oskaloosa Man is Champion
Billiard Player.

VIII Mattox, Of Davenport, former
ly resident OF this city, and an ex.
pert billiard player, Is creating a sem
sation at Davenport in his play for
the championship OF the place. In
tournament now being played, Mat
tox's per cent Is one thousand, ne
having defeated every player he has
met. He leads all other players In
the race.