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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

POlecanajpiekniejsze utwory muzyczne
Abt. Pr. Tesknoea. (Gdy jask6fk1) solo spiew CSC
Bordese. Cyganki, duet solo Tub ch6S soc
3rzezihska. NieoPuszczaj mas Modht; zsc
Br1eziiski. a zav1scaj cd komina y, soc
Brzexiiski. Matulu kochans, Mazur. SOC
Chopea. Gdybym ia byis eionecz.. solo spiew 3oc
ChODen. RoZstanie, mazurek, Duet - SOC
G1opes, Kompletne dzieaa, stomy, seio fort SOC
cisesa:owsli. Ne tryumf1j dziewscze solo dp.ssc
fsi 4: Z ojesyssses NV :. /: H., colo fcrt. l:so
l1ano1ici: IA alach Dunajn, vale , eoc
Janusz. Polonez Ko6ciuszh CSC
S Ss;::s' s.n5 p pi piss. sS3e Tub : ssie sIisw &C. &C.
Kratxer. Dumka. Ludzie muwia Csc
Srozalsh. Dxie piesni narodowe, solo fort. soc
Kurpiiski. Vital kr6lu, polonez - SOC
Lewandowski. Starry Druh, mazur =, loo
1onias1ko. Pieah xieezorna, solo fpiew s5c
Noniaszkc- Kozak. Tam n ag6rze - CSC
s sonias1te' . Hsaaos saaobey, s es6r mezki.... 4se
S sSeidslssi DIVA frakoniafi, solo fort. SOC
Cginski. Polonez, bardzo znany =, CSC
Osmaish. Biafy mazur, znany ;, Sec
Powiadowskl Raeh-ciach-ciach, polka ;, CSC
Piesni Narodowe, najPo1adansze r. SOC
S1ko.a ssisHs; ha1X.ss ana.a na aE ? :, ~ 70
Szk6lka No Orssay Tub Fiszharmonie....-.2ss
sskofa n Fletz hapamilub bez,.S..:.- 1.ss
S1koia na Cytre ( melodyami polskiemi.. $50
Maniorek. Pits KsbsA Wasyacye ma skrzypce 60
M.roi.skl: Dyabei. gslep z Iyeina solo, fort. g
z.!srsSi. S,esse;s9lix. n.zassh solo spw. g
1aleNsh. Mann Posr1ebowy,c h6r mezd.. 81
1alewsk1. Of ten maxur, czystaHhaeda solo fo1k2S
Zalewshd. Znalexione exezesefe, vale n 9s
Esleuaki. Vessels, Kujawiak. %
zale1ski. z dymem iJeezcze Polska lea
Zalewskf. OF ten maxur, czysta bdcdA g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
poleci{em ie potem possible

|polecilem je potem posolit
mozna je wybornie je6c.
Przy tych s}owach podni6s:
komendant reke 40 CORY:
: To mi wystarcza; skorc
Idokt6r powiedzia}, re miesc
lest dobre, to jest dobre; kite
zatem chce jesc, MECH stanie
Ipo prawej stronie, a kto ME
|chce jesc, MECH stanie pc
Level.
Jeden pc drugim przecho'
dill marynarze i stawali pc
prawej stronie; kroczyli
%wprawdzie z widocznem wa
haniem sic, ale si}a descy.
pliny przeciez mia}a jeszcze
~przewage. Gdy pc stronie
Level stale jakich trzydziestu
|ludzi, kt6rzy jednak wszyscy
chcieli precise ma prawa, "a
wo}a{ komendant:
:. Dosy6 JUL! Otoczyc tych
>ludzi.
Majtkowie, kt6rzy pred
chwila jeszcze najg}o6niej
szemrali, podjeli bro6 i oto-
czyli swych koleg6w. Ko-
mendant zeszed} do swej
kajuty. w minute p6zniej
Mastuczenko rzuci1 sic jak
dziki do miedzypok}adu,
chwyci} "a karabin, powr6ci}
znowu ma gore i stana} ma
przeciwko oficer6W.
- Co chcecie z tymi ludz-
mi zrobic? wola}, czyz W Ro-
syi ma1o jeszcze krwi dotad
przelano? Musimy po}ozy6
kres tym barbarzy6skim
stosunkom. Mech zyje wolna
Rosya! Majtkowie! Ma Office
row. Wnet my: bedziemy pa
nami. Precz z tyrania.
Drugi komendant wystapi}
znowu W roll posrednika i
zawo}a}:
- Milcz nieszczesliwy, lub
padniesz trupeh. ,
Ty zostaniesz zastrzelo-
ny - wo1al gwa1townie Ma
stuczenko.
W6wczas komendant chwy-
Gil "a revolver i strzeli1 do
Mastuczenki; ME trafi1 60
jednak, ]ecz majtka Waku-
le1czuka, kt6ry padl bez
zycia ma pok}ad.
- Morderca, zawo}a} Ma
stuczenko. Coz ci Wakuleh-
czuk uczynil?,
Pc tych s}owach wymie-
rzy1 do drugiego komendan-
ia i powali} go trupem.
Ma okrecie powsta}o ME
s}ychane zamieszanie; matt
kowie biegali tedy owedy,
ME wiedzac, co maja czyni@.
Dobosz wrzuci} beben do
woody. Mastuczenko zabi}
jeszcze dw6ch oficer6w, kt6.
rzy chcieli. go rozbroic. Do
;kt6r wbieg} do swej kajuty j
wpakowa} sobie kule W
brzuch. Mastuczenko tym-
czasem ubi1 czwartego Office
"a i strzeli} do popa. Matt
kowie uciekli W przerazeniu
ma miedzypok}ad; oficerowie
: l.%es y saE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

Kolei G. NJ. s St. P. Rys ma
|najnizsze raty do wszystkich miejsc
latowyoh wyoiecxek. Uzywanyskad
ltamowany. II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
Krwalwy dzieh.

W paryskim nJurnalu" o
g}asza Ferdynand Hauser
kt6ry " rumuhskim porcie
Consistency wypytywa} PREY.
w6dzc6w buntu ma statku
,,Kniaz Potemkin" O szcze.
g6}y raise, dramatyczny opis
krwawej rewolty.
w dniu rs czerwca, pisze
Hauser, dano majtkom ma
pancerniku ,,Kniaz Potem.
kim, kt6ry diva dni pred:
tenn opusci} Sebastol, celem
prz~eprowadzenia ma morzu
cwicze6 W strzelaniu, ma snia-
DAME barszcz z miesem po-
krajanem W kostki. Majtko-
vie oSwiadczyli prawie jedno-
myslnie, 70 barszczu je66 ME
beda, poniewaz mieep jest
zepsute j pelne robactwa.
PGGn1ewaz jednak niekt6rzy
majtkowie barszcz zjedli, ME
mia1 ten wypadek zadnych
!. nastepstw. Nastepnego ram
"a dano znowu barszcz, z
I'm samem zepsutem !miesem;
+Em razem ME wzia} go do
<ust Mkt z za}ogi. Drugi ko~
, mendant statku Gerelewski
i podporucznik marynarki
zapytali, ola czego za}oga ME
je. Gdy sic dowiedzieli o
przyczynie, wr6cili, ME rzek}-
sly s}owa, do oficerskiej me:
nazy. Drugi komendant Sic
>dzia1 d}ugo zamyslony PREY
stole, ME ruszy1 jednak lad
nej potrawy.
% Ola czego pan ME je?--
zapytaf go komendant Coli
koW.
- Jak MONA je6c - odpo-
wiedzia} officer - gdy ma o.
krecie 800 ludzi mic do ust
ME wzie1o.
Ponura, przykra cisza "a
panowa1a W wesolem dotad
gronie. Juz cd dluzszego
czasu s}ysza} komendant o.
kretu rozmowy o grozacym
buncie marynarzy. Teraz
zdawa}o sic, lie chwila wy
buchu nadesz}a. Poleci} ME-
zw}ocznie zawo}ac feldfebla
Pogiorneca i rozkaza1 mu
zgromadzi6 Gala zaloge ma
pok}ad. Zawarczaly bebny i
wnet potem wszystko stane-
10 ko}em; komendant wysta-
pill naprz6d i zapyta}:
- Ola czego .nie chcecie
jeSc barszczu?
Mkt ME odwazy} sic 3D.
powiedzieG. Komendant po-
wt6rzy1 zapytanie. W6wczas
wystapi} drugi komendant i
rzek!:
-.Nie jedza, poniewaz da-
no i'm mieso, pokryte ro-
bactwem. Potwierdzajacy te
s1owa pomruk da} sic .s}yszet
z szereg6w marynarzY. "a.'
+ Doktorze Smirinow! =
krzyczal komendant : czy
to prawda, ze~ mieso Jest
zepsute? Ne > !
Dokt6r przy}ozyt reke Do
daszka czspki ~iodpowiedzial,
ErF X - 49, rEtEEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May ga brisk half hours
business after the opening. today. was all
that saved the stock n.hrket rom th'
lowest record sales in nearly year past.
The transactions concentrated into that
time were almost wholly professional and
were de signed to test the market. The
pressure then appi1ec prous1t SUCH sil''lii
results in the way of dislodsins STOCK o,
inducing any following that disguised
traders closed up their accounts Many
brokers ther"upon left Wall street win
the intention of not return. Monday. for
the one days business preceding the Dec
Grafton dav holiday. .
The prospect OF perlod Oh PTactitll
idl,ncss 10 extend into Wednesday Of next
week had much to do with the Somnoirnt
conditions Transactions were OF no SIG
nificancr both by reason OF their small
volume and the tritiing erect on prices
The market was relieved from Pr"sStr"
hut orlv a languid demand showed itself
for stocks. The opening uccilheS. il""
ever were very generally recovered ana
some gains established. The strength OF
Ontario & Western was sustaining force
for the whole market ,
The selling ut the opening was base"
Immediately upon prOitSScd DOUBTS aS 10
the extent of the settlement effected IN
the Northwestern Railroad dispute. the
drOp of five points i'm Great Northern pre-
f,rrcd and of 3l4 in Northern Pacific wer
poin,r to as evidence of the continued
ms. ttlcment of the situation. The i, hiteu
States Steel stocks alsO were weight
upou the market and the disruption Of the
steel rail pool was the subject of much
discussion as hearing on the trade situa-
ton The United States Steel stocks wer.
less responsive to the later improvement
in nriccs than the majority of stocks.
currency movements indicate slight
gain in cash by the banks. but the week $
loan changes are likely to prove large
The extreme ease of the money market
however. Pre- cluded any great attention to
the bank settlement. The special weak
ness OF corn products was due to fears
over the dividend on the preferred stock.
conditions were stasnant and the market
Was idle during the afternoon, but tn"
tons at the close was strong.
Bonds were very firm. Total sales. par
voIue s. fSN.OO United States bonds were
all unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
WINTHROP.
WOULD BE WELCOME.
Winthrop Would Lik. to Have the
North Wayne Tool Co. Business.

will the people Of Winthrop make
an effort to bring the business Of the
North Wayne Tool Co. here"
Since the plant Of the above company
was destroyed at North Wayne few
days ago, the above question has been
asked by a few persons who would
like to see this industry added to the
list already here. While the water priv
ileses here are all taken. ii would seem
that location could be found that
would make suitable place for it's es-
Establishment.
The company used large amount of
coal which came to Winthrop where it
has coal sheds. Its freight, both Outgo-
ing and incoming was shipped and re-
ceived at this station, so Winthrop has
been benefited to at least a small ex-
tent by this company.
The six-mile haul which had to be
made was n hindrance and the COM
Iany is DESTROYS of locating where
shipping facilities are better and on
the line of the railroad. Some talk has
been made in past years about moving
the works to Oakland, but what the
company intends to do has not as yet
been determined.
If the citizens Of Winthrop make an
fort, it may not be in vain. There is
10 Board of Trade to take hold Of the
natter, and whatever is done must be
lone by citizens who have the welfare
of the town at heart.
Let the people take advantage Of this
apparently flood tide which winthrop
is Just now experiencing and possibly
still another industry may be estab-
li&hed that will add materially to the
welfare of the village and town in gen.
eral. The company employed about 40
men mt its old plant. and should it be
induced to locate here undoubtedly
many Of the old hands would move
here. Isn't it worth the effort?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market

o, New York. May &C.
sales. 80; quiet but firm; Mimi bakers.
315di AZ "
WHEAT-Receipts. 1000: sales. 47oO.OO0
futures: spot irregular; No red 40,
nominal elevator; No. red. 1lOl. nominal
Q ahoat: No. ! northern Duluth, III.
o b at"at; No. l hard Manitoba. lOll,
0 b afiCat
CnRN-Receipts. 1915; exports, ol,G5s;
sales. 10,'h0 futures. 1000 spot; spot easy:
No. :. nominal elevator and 81. nominal
o b a1ioat: No. , yellow, -; No white
CO.
OATS-Reneipts. 111.OOO: exports. l34E,:
snot barely steady; mixed. atGi3. lbs. go,
81; natural white; 3h';2 lbs. 36el3.:= !;
clipped white. ;iGM 10 lbs. 3idi4O
BI.EF-Dull.
LARD-SteaGy; refined steady.
POFk-SteaGy.
BtTTEk-Weak; receipts. 9l5l.
EGGS-Wcak: receipts. 10. 49,
POTATOItS-Firm: Southern Rose. 2J0sf
go: Jersey sweets. per basket lGm,o o.
St'EAR-Raw firm: fair refining So. =.
centrifugal Sc test 4asMl IL j.; refined
steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
JEALOUSY CAUSES TRAGEDY.
YOUNG Woman Commits Suicide, With
Revolver, at Boston.

Boston Nav 2G.-Jennie Lewis. who was
=, LEDGER in the house OF Mrs. john nan
in thu. South End. was found dead IN her
room. to-day A revolver in her hand ana
:. h,,llet wound III the mouth. Indicated
that she had committed suicide MISS
evils was - years OF age.
The authorities after careful lnVesti
cation. d. cideI that the young woman ha';
Killed herself. last Tuesday evening on ac
count of jealously. EInct l.arkin, known
at the Village Steet House. where h"
STAYED for a time. as Jack Lewiston.
found the body. today. He was held as
Il witness while the investigation WAS III
progress. AT.
Il is claimed that Larkin and Miss
Lewis were engaged to be married and
that she was jealous of his atts ntion to
another woman. Miss Lewis belonged III
Sydney. n. S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

Boston. May 26.
FLOtE-N"ry strong; spring patents.
mill shipment 6.1Gub..5.
CORN Nominal; No. yellow. Gli..
OATS Quiet; No. 2 clipped white. 3EI
&E..
MILL FEED-Qnipt and easy.
BkAN-Sprirg b..5MiJ.2,.
MIXED Ft.t.D-19. ,Dm 100.
COTTON SEED ME.AiI-2,,.: 6n &c. ..
POKK-(luict: medium, 1I.c1.
LARD-Quiet: 81.
BEEF-Un.et and cas-; extra heavy
sides. SAM9
LAMBS-Steady: HAP.
VEALS-Firn; 10r,1l.
BTTTER-F'rm but rather quiet; north
ern. o2I.Ar24.
enthusiastically; York state. 1M14l..
EGGS Steady; fancy, 2lM.2: eastern. -
M.p.
ApPLES-Quiet; Maine Baldwins, no. !.
2G0u250
POTATOES Quiet but steady: Green
Mountains. :33N2,; IioultOn Hebrons, 2'mD-
SCGAR-Quet on basic of cents for
Sr:u,llatCd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

There IS no alcohol in "Discove-v,"
and it entirely free from opium, cocaine,
and all other narcotics.
unr P;erce's medicine has done wonders for
NV two sons writes Mrs. NJ. Har:rick, OF Dem
rer Osweyo Co.. N. Y. "Both had scrcfula
Nv eldest son was taken two or three years aC"
With hemorrhage from the lungs: II troub,cd
MN N,r over a wear He took DI. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery and has not had one in over
: year NV younger son had scronlcus sores on
M neck; had two lauced. but has not mad any
auce he commenced to take your medicine
Dr.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper cover, sent free on re
ceipt of II one-cent stamps to pay eX-
perise of mailing only. For cloth bind
Ing send 81 stamps. Address DR.. R. v.
Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
New York Money Market.
New York. Ma

New York, May p
Money on call easy at 2l4M2@ per cent ;
last loan at 2iz per cent; closing bid ~
per cent ~
STEERING exchange heavy NJ 4s7 t,1Gl fS7. 10
for demand and at ass 15nfS5 &c for &C days.
Posted rates 4S6 and ABS.
Commercial bills 4S4h. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

his companions ne %
apt to be a weakling,
and to be conscious
Of the fact.
A great m a ny
mother have teeti-
fed to the wonderful
curing and strength
ening power Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery. All
strength comes from
food after it has been
perfectly digs st ed ed
curing diseases of the
stomach and other
organs Of digestion
and nutrition, "Gold-
en- Medical piscov-
eryn enables the per-
feet nourishment OF
the body, which is
thu. built up in the
only way a body can
i,;it UNIV f0Od
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
New York Cotton Market.

New York. May =.
Spot closed quiet. Middling nplands.
80; do. gulf, NJ. Sales. 2I1l bales.
Galveston steady, i-lG; Charleston
quiet. \: Memphis firm. 81 New Orle;tnr
firm. $ a-lh: Mobile steady. 81; Savannah
quiet. SIS.
Net receipts for seven days, III 40
Exports to Great Britain, 4l63,; tn
France. S.a' to the continent, -. Ia; to
Japan. 1880: to Mexico SO
Stock 5SISi1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

Mrs. c. t. tombstone Of Sandwich.
Mass, vino has beer visiting at Van
K. Ree.iie's, returned home, Thursday.
Miss Annie Lawrence accompanied her
as far as Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

Mrs. G.. A. Burnham and Master Paul
Frederic Burnham of Chicago. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. kempton
ut the Idle Wilde. They arrived. Mon
day and will spend the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

Thomas Briery moved. Thursday.
frmn Lee Potter's rent into the house
which he has recently bought from
Chas. Dunton, Sawyer street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

A sermon appropriate to Memorial
day will be preached at the ConSrega-
tiOnal church, Sunday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
SOUTH GARDINER

Howard Skillings moved his family
to Richmond. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago, May 70.
CATTLE-Rcceipts, 70U,; poor to prime
steers. J.:0u6.!D.
IfUGS-Receipts. $1,000; mixed and
butchers, Jl.T!.E,.
SlIEEl'-R-ceipts 600; good to choic,
" others, shorn, 4.jGiis0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

Thirteen persons from the Congrega
tional church attended the Sunday
school Association at Hallowell. Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

Rev. r. Lawton returned, yesterday,
from 4 three days visit to Newfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
GOOD Boys

4, the bad boys very often. The boy
:hst,. good for anything is generally
tenacious. He's a healthy animal,
nd the healthy animal will always fight
for his rights. Z.
when a boy shuns the rough sports of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
A Curse
Removed From
Mother and Baby
Two Cured in One Family.

Your d. ID. ID. remedy is certainly wonderful;
medicine. for we have used IL in our family W tx.
great success. My wife suffered with q severe
case Of Eczema Oh her face. which soon spread
until IT. covered all her face. Soon her eyes
bryan to swell SO much she could not hold them
oi+n. and her face burned as ii on fire. When
my baby was about a year old 1t contracted u
similar case. l could not bear to see them SUI
Ter and at once procured a bottle Of D. ID. ID.
The relief 1t gave them was wonderful and
Could see them both improve with each appli-
sa.i"n. In three weeks time they were both
cured completely, and what has proved per-
mancntly. Hoping that you can show this TO
some one who is looking for a cure for Eczema.
and if they have any doubts about 1t have them
write me. ALBERT MULTER.
Portsmouth. Ohio. May u. 1908.
Readeri This Is more than medicine talk. It
Is humanity to enlghten sufferers about this.
The most viruent skin diseases are conquered
every time-in all caSeS-without any excep-
non all cleared away In q few weeks-by the
brilliantly clever new skin prescription.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
Chicago Produce Market,

Chicago, May o6.
Suggestions that considerable damage
wheat crop caused q strong finish in the
wheat pit here. today. At the close. the
July option was up Asc TIL. price of corn
tor May delivery underwent another Sc
rio,iS setback. today, Il break Of "a cents
occurring as n result of apparent aban-
dOnment of the deal. Part of the loss was
regained on buying by shorts the clos.
showing net loss of five c.nts. July corr
is off 1smAc. Oats are down lsc FRO
visions are Il shade to five cents lover
The leading futures closed as follows:
WtlEAT-No May. 1881; July, 3lE
Sept. S'4MHs.
OATS-No. May, IS; July old, 49,
July new. 49,; Sept. old. 4SAl Sept. new,
iS4
OATS . May. 3lsx; July. so,4; Sept.
2Ht.at4s.
MESS pORK-May. 1910; July. 1a.47,..
Sept II. 1.H
LARD-Mav. 715; July. 7.25; Sept, 7.42n
SHORT -RlES-May, ..n.; July. 1.2.h@
Sept. IA
Cash quotations were as follUws
FLOI R-Firm
WHEAT-No > spring. 1l0M1l2:. No g.
ln2M 10: No. = red lOt,. "a 1857
CpRN-No. . IS; No. yellow. IS
OATS No. .. 3las; No. : white, 3. 4l33
No. 3 white. Ni4M32k.
KYE-No. .. 7GG Is.
BARI.EY-Good feeding, 4On42
MALTlNG-Fair to choice, 46mi9
FLAX SEEDING. |, 12S; No. l north
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime. 80.
MESS PORk-l24Oml2i5.
LARD-7l5M!17E
SHORT RIPS SIDES-Loose. 7nsG115
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-Boxed, IL, a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27

The fashion Of backing out the betting
news in the newspapers on lille IN IN"
hubble libraries is spreading in England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-27
D.. D.. D..
Its work is hardly equaled by any other wonder.
of modern medical practice.
WE GUARANTEE THIS TO Be TRUE.

EnonGh has been prOpen to us-reOdrdin0 tho
GSore cd"t and hundreds o. Others-tO demonstrdts
otyond az question Whdterer that any OF the kno,on
'oms or skin disedse-dny eruption or breaking
c o. mast quickly 0ire aray and disappear under
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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-13
REV. W. W. VAN ORSDELL
TO VISIT In THE EAST.

Rev. W. W. Van Orsdell, than whom
there is probably none better known
or better liked, has left for the east
as representative of this great north
west in the meetings of the Church
Extension and Missionary committees,
in Philadelphia and New York, in
November. Not to skip anything
good, he will stop off one day at Fargo
and attend the annual meeting Of the
North Dakota conference, on the 18th
inst. At Gettysburg, Pa, he will
take part in a meeting and reunion
of the Van Orsdell family. About the
time the general committees have
completed their work, there will be
a great gathering of representatives
of the worlds Protestant churches, in
New York, and it is likely that Mr..
Van Orsdell dislikes sorely to miss
such an important meeting, though
he says he cannot see how he can
spare the time from his work in
Montana. Montana is greatly honored
to have one of it's preachers as the re-
preventative Of the large extent Of
western country, comprised in the
fourteenth general conference district,
and Montana feels that she is ably
represented by our good Brother Van.
The fourteenth general conference
district embraces Colorado, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Montana,
Alaska, Hawaii, Japan and Korea.
These committees receive and dis
burse all funds raised by the Method
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-13

ist Episcopal church throughout the
world, for missions and church ex-
tension purposes, and are composed of
the bishops, the general secretaries
and representatives Of Ia general con-
ference districts.
Superintendent Van Orsdell reports
the work generally in North Montana
mission moving along with increasing
power.
In speaking of the drink habit
recently, Bro. Van said: "There is
only one way to handle this drink
habit, and that is to let it entirely
alone. Total abstinence is the only
thing. You cannot say in regard to
this habit that you will go SO far and
no farther. You might as we'll say to
a rattle snake with IA rattles on his
tail, in dog days, that he can strike
you just a little, but not hard enough
to penetrate the skin. / am told that
some Montana whisky acts as quickly
as snake bite, but I know for GER
tainty that it will act as surely, if it
is fooled with too long. In my 80 years
experience in Montana, I have seen
much Of the dreadful effects of this
deadly poison. Total abstinence
from Intoxicating liquors is the only
sure remedy. If the curse is dallied
with it will get the brightest intel
lects. Total abstinence and the
grace of God will save you from this
monster