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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-03
aumint uadlitc gSOdle.
. the Associated Press

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bieIcm @utiflub einoeritanocn unb
bot Sen nmerifoniihen @eianOten oa-.
bon benadlridlttat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
= Bee pieniedzy mic ME mona
ma zrob?c ma sWiecie.
= O., temu przecze.
- A vice COZ takiego.
- Dlugi.
Po1owa ceny do Los Ange-
les, Cal..

Koleja Northe Western. Tykiety
exkursy]ne sprzedawane beda Pc
ratach jednej drogl ma wszystkich
stacyach do Los Angeles cd II do
2l Pazdziernika w4acznie, zuwz-
gIednionym okresem czasu do po-
vrotu, z powodu zjazdu w. c. T.
U. Try pospiesz ne pociagl do wy
breezy Pacyfiku dziennie. Pospie-
szny pcciag n%adbrzezny (Eawskrcs
elektryczpie os~ietlony) ME zupel.
ne try dni " drcdze Inny po-
ciag pospieszny jest The Califor-
MIA Express" z wagonem rysunko-
wynn i sypialneni wagonaml ola
turystow. Najlepszyze wszvstkich.
Wzgledem rat, tykiet6w. t. d.
zg}osie sic do agentow kolei Chica-
20 s. North.W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05

! xws5@s@$-i
|ciem mieszanego maIze6stWa
sic domaga, tego domagac sic
musi; q katolik, CODY tyoh
5ada6 ME chcial spelnic, al
DO niemi wzgardzH, mialby
p6zniej wyb6r miedzy dwoj-
glenn ziem: albo zupelnie Cd
pa6c Cd WARY, albo przez
Gale zycie gorzkie Wyrzuty
sumienia cierpiec. Oby wszy.
soy Q tenn chcieli pamietac.
Dobry katolik ME powinien
malze6stwa mieszanego nigdy
~przenigdy zawierac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
PLAN JAXDI
- Peciagow kolejowych :
~ NINONIE;
Chicago & Northwestern.

Przybyc1e poclaaggow.
re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger tdaily) . 80 CASA
Minnesota passenger tex S)...... .....''-' 1890 p IN
Min, & Oak. mail and pass tex 81: . .--.b;5o p m
Re Zachodu.
Min. & OAK. mail & passenger lex s. :. 1870 a m
Local passenger lex 81 ......"-. '-.. s+5P
Dakota mi and passenger daily. =. ...".9'3o p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
Niezwyk4a banda
z4odzieiska.

Pisma rosyjskie zamieszcza.
liza sensacyjne opisY dzialal.
nosci handy zlodziejskiej, kt6.
ra s%chwytano ~ostatnio Y
Moskwie. Wszyscy uczestni.
Icy tel handy pozyskali sobie
W 6wiatku przestepc6w s}a.
we uarystokracyi zlodziej.
skiej". Panowie ci dokony.
wall wy}acznie wielkich kra-
dziezy, co najmniej ma sunny
oko}o 20 tysiecy rubli, OBJ
jezdzajac rozmaite znaczniej-
SIZE miasta i ogniska pre-
mys}owe. Przew6dzcami tel
handy byli zydzi: Alfred
Radzikowski (albo Albert
Radzkowski) z Warszawy,
Jak6b Czyzyk, Bloch i inni.
P~rzybywszy pred czterema
miesiacami do. Moskwy, DO
stanowili oni urzadzi6 sic
tam ma stale. Zimowy lokal
przew6dzc6w handy najetY|
byl "a 1000 rubli rocznie;;
urzadzenie mieszkania W stylu
secesyi kosztowafo 10000
Gdy nadszedl maj, z}o-
dzieje arystokraci postanowili
sic ma 1ono natury
/ najeli W tym celu kosztow-
na vile W Pietrowsko Razu-
mowskiem. - Latowa ich
rezydencya zosta}a r6wniez
urzadzona z nies1ychanym !!
.Ykwintem; ~zaprowadzono
oswietlenie elektryczne, tele-
wodociagi, eleganckie
Do urzadzenia kwie-
j oranzeryi sprowa-
pierwszorzednego O.
grodnika, a poniewaz jeden
z uczestnik6w ,,stowarzysze-
MIA" byl wielkim lubowni-
klein ptak6w, urzadzono mu
przeto ogromna ptaszarnia.
Ubierali sic zlodzieje tylko u
krawc6w,
W krawatach ich i pierscie-
mach blyszcza}y zawsze 6wie-
the brylanty. Laske g}6wne-
go herszta R~adzikowskiego,
zaopatrzona " z}oty mono
gram i brylantowa korone
ksiazeca oceniono na tysiace
rubli. Zycie %prowadzili wszy-
soy weso}e i ~wystawne, by
wajac wciaz W teatrze, ma
wyscigach ftp. Jedne z VIE
kszych kradziezy pope}nili
uczestnicy W ostatnich ME-
s;acach " sklepie Baranowa,
skad nabrali zlotych j bry-
lantowYch drobiazg6w, oraz
papier6w procentowych ma
sumo przesz1o $4,000 rubli.
)Przestepcy zaaresztowani 20.
stall nagle W nocy. Kilku-
Idziesieciu agent6w policy
otoczylo Gala vile, dick
czemu Mkt ME zdolal uciec
Jeden Z cz}onk6w handy "a
ljety by} sortoWaniem skra,
dzionych p~rzedmiot6w alo'
tych j brylantowych. Are
sztowano og6lem - os6b
Wypadek ten obudzi} " Gale
Rosy niezwykla sensacya.
Fl rvSS : .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
Ml|aaizenstWo mieszane.

1 AAAA 1401A046UW
miedzY katolikami j niekato
Gkami chrze5cijanami 2 pc
wodu wielkich niebezpie
czehstW ola duszy grozacycl
stronie katolickiej, a wiece
jeszcze dzieciom z takicl
malzenstw pochodzacym. Jezl
zatem Ko6ci6l katolicki po
mimo to W poszczeg6lnycl
wypaakach mieszane NAL
ze6stwa cierpi j ma takowt
zezwala, must mice do tege
najwazniejsze powody, ale
wtenczas nastepuiace warun.
Ii musza bye spefnione.
Obie strony musza PREY.
E s.s. ~ rE-..-S a.Gs.HrEy.' -
rec, ze Stub vienna W ko6cie.
le katolickim i wszystkie
dzieci W wierze katolickiej
wychowaja.
Strona niekatolicka must
przyrzec, ze ME bedzie pre-
szkadza}a!katolickiej W wypel-
MANU- obowiazk6w jej WARY;
wreszcie:
Strona katolicka musi sic
opowiazac, strone niekato-
licka lie moznosci, osobliwie'
przez dobry przyk}ad o praw-
dziwosci WARY katolickiej
przekonac.
z tel przyczyny Kosci6}
nasz swiety W najniegodziw-
sly spos6b by} oczerniany i
podejrzywany. A jednak Ko-
sci6} swiety, matka nasza,
must tel surowosci uzyc, je-
iii sam ME chce sic przyczy-
mic do nieszczescia- doczes-
nego i wiecznego swych die
ci.
Katolik, kt6ry zawierajac
mieszane ma1ze6stwo, po-
wyzszych warunk6w Koscio-
la ME spe}ni albo ich p6zniej
ME dotrzyma, najciezs2ych
wyrzut6w sumienia stanie
sic przyczyna. Oto, co Pc
wien podr6zny %opowiada:
Juz temu lat kilka odby-
wa}em z przyjacielem moim
podr6z pc po}udniowych
Niemczech. Poniewaz W M.
otworzono .wystawe, a hotele
by}y przepe}nione, musielis-
my W prywatnym domu "a
mieszkac. Bawilismy tam dni
kilka. Nasza gospodyni, Ii
czaca oko}o so lat, zaraz mi
wpad}a W oczy powodu
smutku, jaki sic ma jej twa-
rzy malowa}. Dnia jednego,
gdy nam przynios}a kawe ma
sniadanie, zacze}a z Mani
rOzmaWlac, a Wsr0d rOzmOWy
calkiem niespodzianie mas
zapyta}a czy jesteSmy kato-
likami. Gdysmy powiedzieli,
.ze tax, ona m6wi}a dalej:
To mnie cieszy i ia
take katoliczka ale niestety
sama jedna W calej rodzinie.
Czyz vice PAM swych
dzieci ME da}a W religii ka-
tolickiej wychowat - zapy-
talem.
- Me - odrzek}a i to
mi w}a5nie zatruwa zycie ma
staro6c. Moi narzeczony by
protestantem; co do wycho'
T 1,Ss sEsr- l-S@ go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05

= %E&rER5s%HE.&~ =@=E
maj przeciw vol rodzic6w
beg katolickiego 6lubu. Z
ozasem, my5lalam sobie
~przyzwyczaje sic do tych sto.
sunk6w, a j sumienie sic
uspokoi, jezli JUL ia rec,
zmienic sic ME da.
W %pierwszych latach byte
rzeczywi6cie tax; mialam
przyjemne .~stanowisko iowa.
rzyskie, MAJ moi mnie ko.
cha}, a czworo mych dzieci
sprawia}o mi lyle trosk
roztargnienia, re %zapomnia-
lam o rzeczach d~uchownych
Ii do ko6ciola prawie nigdy
ME chodzi}am. Sumienie mo-
lie zatem nieszcze6liwie usne-
10. Ma szcze6cie Pan Bog
ME %zapomniai 0 mnie tax,
|jak ia o MIN zapomnialam.
Zesla} na mnie d}uga, ciezka
chorobe. Try miesiace mu-
sialam przelezec " {6zku i
straszne cierpiec bole6ci. Ale
to bolesci zes}a{ mi Pan Bog,
ably dusza ozdrowia}a. z trwo-
ga mysla}am teraz o 5mierci,
sadie i wiecznosci. Me da}o
mi spokoju, musia}am sic z.
koscio}em pojednac i. 6w.
Sacrament przyjac. Ale trza
by}o naprawic, co sic lie
Powiedzia}am vice
mezowi, re sumienie %straszne
czyni wyrzuty, zem mo-
ich dzieci ME w%ychowa}a W
tel religii, kt6ra "a jedyniel
p%rawdziwa uwa7a1am i uwa-
Fam i bez ogr6dki go prosi-
ably jeszcze teraz dzieci
nasze kauai W katolickiej
wierze wychowa6.
Maj s}ucha} az do ko1ca
spokojnie, nareszcie r6wnie
jak energicznie mi
odrzek}:
Czy sadzisz, re ia moja
religie uwazam "a gorsza jak
twoja? Aldo czy zadasz, abym
ia przeciw e sumieniu
azia}a}.
ia tysiaczne czyni}am mu
zarzuty, alem mic ME zyska-
Chcia}am tedy ocalic me
.zieci i przekonac ich praw-
naszej religii. Ale
juz by}o zap6zno.
najstarsi synowie juz
"a wiele uprzedzen mieli |
przeciw u~rzymskiemu koscio-
}owi papiezkiemu" i praw-
wstret czuli do kato-
Dwoje m}odszych
zas dzieci niewiele z mych
korzysta}o, gdyz dwaj
starsi synowie i ojciec o 10
sic stara]i.
Teraz dopiero jasno pozna-
lem, re dzieci, kt6re mi p
Bog darowa}, ola prawdziwej
WARY So stracone. Mozesz
sobie pan wystawic, jak mnie
to strasznie boil. Jestem W
ca}ej rodzinie mel i W ca}em
pokrewienstwie 20 strony
meza, tn W mie6cie sama
czuje sic tax okropnie
osamotniona i opuszczona =
jestem jak obca W wlasnym
|domu. .Jezli zachoruie, ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05

'Uczmydzieci pisa6 pc polsku,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
Chicago Burlington &
Quincy Ry.

North Bound
s.. Panl-& Minneapolis Limited 4osa IA
s. Paul & Minneapolis Express s.sa a,r
An We
Chicago s. Louis & Peoria Limited $50 am
Chicago Express Gas am.
South Bound.
Depart
Chsaxo s. Louis EXPIRES 10 Is a m
Chicago s. Louis Peosia slimned 10 sol m
Arrive
& Minneapolis Express II 80 = m
SsPsnl & Minneapolis Linaed : 11.3s pm
Green Bay 3 Winona.
Depa We
scIeen 6H Passenger gas AZ 3:ss p N
go niles
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22
M'FADDEN AND
MODLIN AGREE

Jack McFadden, the little Frisco
scrapper, and Geo. ModIin, the local
favOrite, have at last come to terms
For weeks these two lads have battled
at long range, saying mean things of
one another. 1t looked for a time as
though everything was off and that
they both We're afraid to meet. Each
| exacted terms that he knew would
cause hitch.
The matter was finally adjusted when
the two scrappers together with Joe
Cohen met at Fred Kiley's and set
| tied the affair for once and all. 1t
was not without trouble, however, that
Joe was able to secure the signatures
of the little fellows.
"Now l am here to talk business, -
opened up Joe, IF you boys want to
box / viii make terms. We are willing
to offer a good purse and if you do
not accept | am through. l have done
enough dickering
''There is only one way in which l
will fight said Modlin, "'and that is,
winner take all If McFadden don t
want to box under those conditions
count ME out. All this talk about me
being afraid is foolish. In fact if any
one is afraid it is McFadden or he
would agree to those conditions
- You mean to say l am afraid of
you,'' fired MeFadden. just to show
you that I am right I will sign but you
must weigh 131 pounds. l don t pro
pose to box a heavier man for the
entire purse
1t did not take long for Cohen to
frame up a set Of articles calling for
the winner to take all the money.
Both were still agreeable and placed
their names at the bottom of the CON
tract.
After warning one another to be in
the best possible shape the men de
parted to meet again in the roped
arena where their differences will be
settled according to the Marquis of
Queensbury rules.
McFadden will 90 into training at
once at the new Honolulu Athletic
Club while Modlin will work at Camp
Mckinley where he will have Ryan
and others to box with
This should be the greatest ring
battle that has ever taken place in
this city These bows are evenly
matched and it viii be either man S
fight up to the last tap of the gong.
Sailor Morch, the fighting navy man,
and "Toung" Scott of the San Fran
cisco Athletic Club will meet on the
same night
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22
SportIets.

Harvard University has secured a
japanese instructor to teach jiu-jitsu
in Hemenway gymnasium.
Dick Hyland and frankie Neill have
been matched for a fight in San Fran
cisco the last of the month.
And now Andy Mulligan of Hot
Springs claims to have been the - dis
coverer" of Battling Nelson.
D. L. Reeves. sporting editor of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, is the new
secretary and treasurer of the Phila-
delphia Nationals.
Great activity in college basket ball
for women is reported in the States.
The game has passed out of the ex-
perimental state and big public inter
collegiate games viii be the next step.
Sharkev is said to be Pining to get
back to the padded ring. He wants to
fight Corbett. Fitzimmons s fists are
also itching for the mitts according TO
the latest reports. It IS hard 10 break
a scrapper from the scrapping habit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22
Golf.

There will be golf tournament held
at HaIeiwa on Sunday next. A large
number of golfers viii struggle for the
handsome cup. Many of the local
players will journey to the popular re-
sort with the idea of CARRYING home
the prize. Manager Bidgood promises
a good time to those who make the
trim
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22

Auto fends are preparing for the an
nual meet to be held in few days at
Ormond-Davtona Beach in Florida.
After these races most Of the buzz
wagons win go to Cuba where a three
DAYS specialist viii be held commence
ing February 9th
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22
HIGH SCHOOL.

Ralph Rose, the California giant
who is breaking world = records in
weight work at the University of Mich
igan, Indignantly denied. in recent
interview the truth Of the recent re-
port that he was doing all his training
with view to meeting Jeffries in the
ring. He brands the story as rank
fake and declares that it is his am
bition to practice law.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22
Tennis Tourney.

The High School and Oahu College
will meet on Monday to play their first
match in the coming Tennis tourna-
ment. All games will be played at the
Pacific Tennis Courts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22
Burns Anniversary
Smoking Concert

Under the Auspices of the
HONOLULU SCOTTISH
THISTLE CLUB
In the
WAVERLEY HALL
On 25th JANUARY, 1905, at p. n.
SONGS OF BURNS
POEMS OF BURNS
SPEECHES ON BURNS
Spekers-Lorrin Andrews, r. w.
Breckons, Robert Cation, George w
Smith.
VocaIists-D. w. Anderson. r. c.
Brown. J. L. Cockburn, l. Dillingham;,
]. F. Fenwick, Hugo Hirzer, Stanley
Livingston, E. G.. Munro, W. L. stan
ley.
Elocutionists-J. F. Dick. Bruce
Hartman.
Instrumentaiists-G F. Dawes
c. Nett, W. Love, r. r. Cation A. "A
Cation.
Tickets $780,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-22
PLAYED. won. Lost. D
GOALS AND POINTS.

The Punahous. as well be seen. are
vel in the lead. but it is certain that
the next games will find both the Ma
lie and Iolani elevens better organized
Before yesterdays play photographs
were taken of the teams. and also
views of the game in progress which
will appear in the Advertiser during
the week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26
w. [. DOUGLAS

makes a SHOE that suits them
to a 7. We carry a full line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26
j. SLoBoDIEN & Bro.
1877 SMITH STREET.
PALMA WILL BE PRESIDENT.
M~Oderates Gain Complete Victory In
Cuba-Ferrara Arrested.

HAVANA, Sept. 26.-Complete re-
turns from the entire island show that
in the elections throughout Cuba for
members of election boards the sup
porters of the government were victori-
ous in every province, not having lost
Dne important place.
The victory was so complete that it
is now generally admitted to mean the
reelection in December of President
Palma and the election of the vice
presidential candidate, Mendez Capote,
The leader of the Moderate party.
Colonel Ferrara, secretary to Gov
ernor Gomez, the Liberal candidate for
the presidency, has been arrested
charged with seditious and revolution
airy u%tterances. This makes the sixth
charge now pending against him, the
others including participation in the
burning of the city hall at Vuentas.
Colonel Ferrara is an Italian, but he is
a veteran of the last Cuban war and
one of the most prominent lawyers in
Havana.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 2G.-An
Alabama and Great Southern north
bound train collided with the Blockton
accommodation of the Louisville and
Nashville last night at Woodstock
Crossing. II. II. Marbury, conductor,
was killed and sixteen white men and
Eleven negroes were injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26
chelsea Methodist church burned.

CHELSEA, Mass, Sept. 26. = The
Mount Bellingham Methodist Episco.
pal church of this city, the fiftieth an
niversary of which was to have been
observed next Wednesday, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The tail
steeple fell, crushing i'll the roof and
injuring n number of firemen. The
most seriously hurt were Chief Engi-
neer Harvey A. Spencer and Ladder
man John Croker. The fire, which
was caused by spontaneous combus-
ton. started in Il closet room and
spread rapidly throughout the wooden
structure. The church cost $4,000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 2G.-
Six persons were saved from the sloop
Mary L., which went ashore near Fork
river. Two of the passengers were wo-
men, who were much exhausted when
finally brought to land.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26

PORT SAID, Egypt, Sept. 2G.-There
S great excitement here owing to the
fact that the steamship Chatham,
which sank in the Suez canal with
eighty tons of dynamite on board is
about to be blown up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26

Imported Prunella Cloth,
black and all street shades, beau
tiful satin finish, very fine grade
of wool, per yard. CSC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26

Mannish Suitings, 3S inches
wide, in all the new grey effects,
at, per yard. .49c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-26

WANT Ads, Tor the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenberger's
store, 247 Smith street.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-09
LOCAL MENTION.

Wasbburn's Inn at Canaan, which had
been conducted by II. E. Harrington for
some time past, was purchased at the
auction sale, last Saturday, by George
Washhurn, former proprietor.
Golden Rod Branch of the |. S. S..
will hold It's next meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov u, at the home of
Mrs. Grace Buker on Madison avenue.
Members are requested to meet early az
there is another quilt to be tackled
Jesse Harris, manager of the Western
Union Telegraph off .e for the past year,
has gone to Boston. He expects to go
20 work on the line of the Boston &
Maine railroad. His successor here is
Miss 4 NJ. Sanhorn of Belfast, who CON-
mences her duties today.
John |. Wright and Bin Page arrived
here, this morning, from their two
weeks hunting trip at Moosehead Lake.
During this time each captured a deer
and both had good success as to other
game. John Holden of lockwood re.
turned here with them for a few days
business In Skowhegan.
d. W, Rowe, the well known dealer
in hoop poles, met with a painful acct
dent recently. He WAS saving a limb
from a tree at his home ON Madison
avenue when the branch swung around
and knocked him off the ladder He fell
to the from ground, striking on his
left arm. No bones were broken, but
the physician called decided that the
fl sh had been torn from the bone. + is
not serious wound, but MI Rowe WAS
confined to the house for several DAYS
from the effects of the fall
Grand Army Hall was crowded to thu
doors, Tuesday evening, to hear Car
tain Crawford OF Portland deliver his
Illustrated lecture, Darkest America. "
The lecture Is Intended to show what has
been accomplished for religion and in
sociological work by the Salvation Army
and what is now being done by this So
ciety. The Illustrations showed Saliva
ton Army workers under the varied cir
cumstances to which their duties call
them among the poor people of large
American cities and also at the stations
which have been established In less civil
led countries. Many buildings occupied
he n e h,,tl 4
owned by them, were thrown upon the
canvas and were revelation to anyone
not familiar with the resources and en-
ergy of this organization.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-09
Woman's Club Meeting

The Skowhegan Woman's Club held Its
second meeting for the season at Library
Parlors, Wednesday afternoon, Nov. s,
with the follow & progr I'M, in charge of
Miss A Anderson:
Song, Battle Hymn Of the Republic, Mr..
Floyd Nye, with Mrs. Abbie Lambert as ac-
companist.
Five minute papers on some of the great
wars of the world: "lhe Crusades," Miss
Hannah K. Page, american Revolution,
Mrs Alma B. {. Walton; "Ihe Napoleone
Wars, Mrs. Lena Wentworth; "lhe Civil
War;" Mrs. Fannie Wldes.
Paper, "Wrat has War done for the
World" Mrs. Alice Wadsworth.
singing by the Club, che Battle Cry oil
Freedom
Reading, "Ihe White Mans Burden" Mrs
Della Bartlett
Conversation, "lhe sturgis Commission
was opened by Mrs. Clementine Weston
followed by-Mrs. Ada Viles, Mrs. Ada Das-
combe, Mrs Anna Merrill, Mrs. Page, Mrs
Shepherd Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Eaton
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-09
A Popular Appointment.

Among recent appointments by Cover
nor Cobb we note that of Frank w. Buck.
nam as = memb Der of the Naine board Of
Pharmact for the term of three years
commencing December lat, to succeed
Joseph f. Young of Augusta. This is a
much coveted honor among Maine
pharmacists and Mr.. Bucknam's seec
ton is a compliment to our town and
very gratifying to bis friend throughout
the state. Several well known drnggisti
pressed their claims for this position
among them Fred Cox of Bath, Chas. F
Traynor of Biddeford. Oscar Jones oil
Auburn and Percy Babcook of Lewiston
but Mr.. Bucknam's popularity was suf
ficlent to cause over three hundred oil
the four hundred pharmacists of Maine
to ask for his appointment and this, to
gether with his well known skill in his
profession, as sufficient to warrant Gov.
ernor Cobb in his decision
NJ. Buchanan became a registered
pharmacist in 1894, commencing bust.
ness in Yarmouth, Ne. in the same year
He came to Skowhegan in October 1900
buying the Bixby & Buck store, and his
business career since that date is familiar
to our readers
The Pharmacy board was created by
act of Legislature about twenty.f
years ago. 1t is charged with the en-.
forcement of all laws regulating the
practice of pharmacy in this state. The
most important work of the commission.
ers is the examination of those who wish
to qualify as pharmacists under the state
law, all such being required to show a
certain number of years apprenticeship
and to demonstrate their fitness by
answering questions submitted to them
by the board covering every branch OF
the drug business
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-11-09

A German paper, which is the acknow-
lodged champion of "modern theology
declares that people are becoming tired
of it, aud that linen cannot be satisfied
with mere religious conceptions and
ideas, but that they must have real reli-
gion, and that the great realities of Ieli
giUn, such as God, sin, salvation, eternal
life, and the like, must be something
more than mere mental concepts to spec
ulate with. Jesus must become more in
the eyes of the believer than type of
piety. He must be the Savior and the
Mediator"