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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09

dziala .aopstr.yf, . spod.iewajso sic
odnowienia wojnv Nc ssweojs. fiote wo
JENNIE na mor.u Bsltyckism, " m~iejsoe
~straoonej prsez Zygmunta III 1925 T.
W Gdshsku ustanowions, " r. 1885 cd
nowif, i n~aoselnikieu jej Jerzego Doen-
hoffa mianowaf; ala ~unrknieois niepo
rozumieh, niekt6rych = m~ies1ksho6w
Gdahska do tel gale.i narodowsj silly
pr.ybra6 kssaf. Zebrani wkr6toe matt
kowie, okrety odbudowsne ! u~znrojons
znowu ukassli sic Z handers polska ma
b 1t, okiem morzu. stare { VIE mad.
morscy odebral r".ksz, izby dostsr-
czsh zywn' So fla f,o.' l nj. j.c obron
nvch osdbrzesoyoh Stsran nskoniec
o fiooie po ~isrr"uo - b ff VI Ga
d-lst-rno~i. T-m 10 ~ s ,smi zuu.
az Wtsd. sta Nv >z~sdo~ do u,zo,
w-go pok IN owl ro,-lmu ma lat 20
20 ktoryo L pros zup-toie us,ap ~
Prze p"ipsso-m rmo"y ss~edsl u
kres w%oj.na, poiso', 30,
,.Ofz-i ozsrny' &c ID j y nay "a
brazil. leor ~keot,- 20 poipsSoiu o..
koJu t-r,e powro w rJku 1887
Wfaoys'nw umoro VS. -ie polls = M
morzu, , zjrdoswsz, dls n'ej p tr.eon-
stan wisso W Pucku WI 3. STA ~ vie /,
K 4 'erru usiotyt 40 o. --.ys,slst,-
war, ~,ch i,soe l prz,ch 4 s,s do
Portu yda s-i-gp, ! tray woIsun- o
krety nsp-reo'~ uJsola Wsfy III. st azy
posts~,c kazai.
dshsz"ssn w'p-.w Ii pos-l>t 20 10
krola z przefo t-nien. "a, b . u.rusIs
ME prey ileJo~ sA"r'h a spodr,ew.jso
sc bez~skuteo,n-j p~iprSiedzi, ~ jemu,-
do krol6S sz e sg'.go i duh,k'ego
ska'gI I'VE zsu.-sl. kc6I iuns<I nal.
~iece zsJst Sc sprs~s g iahs.olso l
leksjao SIZE a y prncz 81 sc low Jesso q
'polaoy I mini PIANO ana ma morzu Bal
tyckiem q 9 podziei'li, nsdsaedi G rex
sza size ~oJenua mor.Ea, j dilemma
hoo uop'' utNp''efHpIr OhEStf pol
skie pref g hs%lsn 81. 40, zabrat il
do DAMP spro ais 4. Sssrzy{ Sc o
ten niesi, chany gwsh Wtsd, s,a~ krni
lisore s~ym I dnis % ,ru os 1887
+. wyrG oaf pr eciwny prs yoM mar dow
postepeH, odsor. "a to pozorns trola
duhssIego US IRA siedli~ieais sic, / o
krety z~~rho"no.
Dokona& .vris VIA iysfaw w dnia
20 marca 1913 r"ku, a I lego cislsm,
mozns smlAio ~po~iedz'e6. ~stapiia tax.
To do grobu po'ega polskow ma 10 sie
ma morzu. Paoowsnrs ni-szo,esliws-
go Jana KSz nlersa, przemieuito ssozes
live niegiys Polsse W pustynie, mia
sta jej W gruay / zwalrska, a IA
krwia s~pluskanej ziemi w.niosiy sic
smutne meg BY. po DIS dzieh. wymow
ne pam'stsI okropuyoh rzszi. Ia tyoh
ozas6w ,br" jownia Pucka, prrez miesz.
o.an g%dshskloh wyprosnions, okrety
xas ! wszelkis sebrsus Z troskli woscia
prsez Wiady slawa Nv do u~zbrojenia
fioty rynsztunki, st.iy sic .apewne lu.
penn nieprzyjacio krsju. E. K.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
2 ZIEMI O%JCZYSTEJ.

rs lat nienawisci. ,,Geselliger"
szozyci sic, re rozpoczal rs rok istnie-
MIA a my dodamy pisze ,Dziennik
Poznahski' nienawisci do zywioiu pol.
skiego. Niema bowiem prawie drugie-
60 Pisma, ktoreby z podobna jak zee
selliger' zajadiOscia wystepowaio pre-.
oiwko wszystkiemu, co polskie. Ubo-
Iewa6 tylko potrzeba, ze mimo to bar.
do wielu podobno polakow pismo to
Popisra przez p~renumeratel Ten
sic tiomaczy, re ,,GeseIliger" ma jak z
DUNG zaznacza $4,000 ~abonentow".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09

LEKARSTWO

DfugoletuieD doswiadczeniem, mozolns
pracs- wynsl ziem wresz lie kombinacye
si6f ! korzeni. kt6re W pofac5eniu Q wInem
dsjs wajscy srode ma KAtaT - adka,
Choroby sk6rne. Ma Ner ~owo {, powieksss
Hose krwi / wzmaonia cafy orgsnizm
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
Te,dOr Rudzlnski

]. b. pALLAsCH, 56 Noble st, Cbicaoo mn.
JAN kUJAW Xxi, 55 W. nth Sc.
A.P 81 GOSKl, 4Sn 8 Paulina ST. "
b 3 1854 miner IL ave. South Chro.
j. oZAsZEW CT, ougla. ST., Hammond, Indiana.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
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k,lri Wabash.

Poczawszy cd zig" Czerwoa r. b.
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mental Limited, opusr Ia Chicago o
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go po~Po}udn'a wagony syp,alne do
obyawooh m asst.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
POtrZeba.

Dobr.e wypraktykowany piekarz, po-
lax. Potrzebujscy ssaiego ma lat kilks i
dobrze pfatnego zsjscia, MECH sic na.
tyohmiast z9fosi do OBJ. Andr.eJa WI
~nieokiego. 458 K. Is al. Ere, Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
0 zegludze
1 panOwaniu POlak6w ma mOrzu
Baliyckiem.
(Dokohozenie.)

(Dokohozenie.)
Admiral szwedski zginal, wielu .
rozpaozy wyssdziio Sc powietrze,
diva nieprzyjsoisl'kis okre.y rabrano,
kilks statk6w nskonisc prregnanyoh
uszio do PAswy. Polityks domu su
strjsckisgo, wyssswiaJso Zygmuotowi
pomoc z Hrsupsnji fIots do ousgnieois
tronu szwedzkiego, skioni's GO, u pos
ssi W tymte j~eszOss roku sws flots ola
oessrzs ~F-rdynsnds III do Wismsru,
psprzeciw duhczykom, ktorzy js snow
tax jsk nisedy szerPinks znissli, q
krol } h"te nsdSieje sz~vedzkiego tronu
utrso'i. Wisdysiaw Nv siswny wieku
swsgo bohater, szwedow, turk6w | In
nych nsrodow pcgromos, umsonisjsp
SIDE ~wojenns ma lsdris, morzu ME
zapomniai. On to " Puoku wygod.
n~iejsze stsnowisko ola okret6w ks1ai
sporzadzic, . ola ubezpieczenis onego,
zssozyi na ~poiwyspie He'll dwie twier,
Dire, Il btoryob jedne cd swego ipienis
Wisdy s'aw ven drugs K'znierrowem
praez~ais) Wsrownie ts " potrusbns
y Niejskie o Mich wyobraEeuie povzissc
m",nabv sr sunku DO dsieta S.mu.la Pnf
fendorfa: h storya Karo,a Gusta "a. Ma kae-
Gle ) Tia Zinvniego znal zc je Tea MONA
- Naproznob' drisisj ktos ssssat ma p6f.
wyspie Hell tych dw6ch t~ierdz, kt6rych
nazvisks rssem . potegs Polssi z ginefy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
przy~ scn
ZywotnOse I Mez-

[rB0i WIZ Leczy wsyystkie niszczscs
'ror' by, -kutki nadufyt 1 lekkomyti-
8Ss9X2 Bnart Lekarstwo dobre M nsrwy I
~ "a kr-w SprowSdzs ruini.uie> ms blade
<6r tczki I powrncA Ogi-n mtt'ioeci.
49, PO' Z1A soc. pui-tko: Q pud-i-k 20
~ "a 800 mem . pi~.mna gwsraIcye w.
ar1-ut, lub zwrC'u p'spiedzy MR.
W.T. MEDICAL Co, JGcksoi and Cl,rton
ca -agp So -0aSan. ~yta xnie y sp,.cs Coo
y Sas~, S'Els~S 81 Ch,csgn ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
BacznOsc Polacy!
Jezeli cbcecie dora urod1ajns farme "a
msfa gotowke, TO kupcie
NOW FL POLSCE.

NOVA Polska" zuajduie sic przy sta
cyl Beaver, " p~owIecie M~arinette. Wis.,,
IA mil ma zachod ID wieikich fabrycz-
nych miast: M4rinette I Meuominee
" dfuz ieziora Michigan, gdzie okrety
m'ga dojsoh-c re wszy stkich stron swia-
Ia, / dUh sol-ji zelsznych, a kole1 Chi
caso, Mi waukee & 81. Paul przechodzi
przez sam srodek gruntow.
Grunta te ga wszystkie tax zwane
,gruu'a t~wardego dr4ewa", gina 1 Car
noziem, ! nadaja sic ma uprswe najroz-
marszego zhoza, koniczyny, tymotki,
rozmnite e. tunki warzywa oraz owocu |
nhdaja sic wysmienici- nj hodowle byd.a
o~Iec; So tam cobre drogi, woda. szkofy
kosciofy GRAZ diva tartaki. Jestto Jed
nym z nailepszych targow "a got6~ke W
Ameryce. Dostajem' O wiele wyzsza &C.
ne g ,towka "a nasEe produkta, b dfo,
swinie ! owce jak W Milwaukee lub W
Chicago. Try cwiercie ludzi stanu Wis.,
consin zamiesxkuje wzofuz wybrzeza lie.
ziora Michigan, gdzi. duze miasta 1 IA
bryki i~s'nieja, q jedna czwarta Iudzi Jest
~rofrzucona pc res Gle stsnu. Farmerzy
tam tadsjs cd $500 do 5000 IA skier
gr' ntu uprswnego. ia spr1edaje cd $500
do $500 IA skier gruntu nieuprawnego,
ma fstwa wypfate Pr 8 proceut; grunta te
ga bez zadnego dfugu l dam kazd-mu
nhLolaCl CLvnlY
tytuf ~~fasnosci Kanlm pienisdze zostana
~wpfacone; & unta te mole przylegaja do
farm uprawnych. M"zecie pracowaC ma
fermie l mozecie W Yin lie dostac prace "
tar'akach | W boru. Dlsczego kupowac
licha ziemie Tub W lichem ptiozeniu I
kufo lich' 60 targu. kiedy mozecie grun-
Ia dostac tanio wdobrze zaludnione3 osa-
DIE. Tysisce farmerow mieszka ma oko-
to pas, pomiedzy tymi jest prseszio 800
polskich familIj.
Teraz jest CT s zobaczyc jak wsIystko
r~osnie, DO kr6t Q bedzie s~przstniete.
Me czekac al po tniwach, DO potem ma
sv ole ~fasne oczy ME mozecie sic pre-
k'nsf, tylko sic spuszczac ma opowiada
nile. Wiele & MIA innych grunts q swojs
Oh ala.
Wszystko co ia z,dam, abyscIe sami O.
b~ejrzeii mole grunta, kt6re was przeko-
naja, re SO dobre do uprawy ws~zys,k,ego.
Pc szczeg6iy zgicscie sic pod adresem:
Te,dOr Rudzlnski,
4O3 Mitchell ul. Milw aukee, Wis.
iub do:
IN !; ttANhJLAMscKi gs NSbl: Chicago. m.
7 81 tOSkl, 4Sn s Paullna ST "
b shcIfNEk sS4 miner o. ave. South Chg
D. oZAsZEW CZ, ouglas ST., Hammond, Indians
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
GORZKIE VINO

DR. VI. p. Bo,yncss, wyrsbisue pod jego
osobis' em nsdEO EN- Jest mai epszsm, Jake
kiedy olwiek istnlaio Tub ~isrnIeje ! Jest q
znaue t.rzez najlepsze powagi lekars lie, ia
ko jedygy srodek W -woim fodza u wynsle
siony. Pra a 10 | owoc dfugich lat posi- Xxi
wan cziowteka oddanego swemu zawodowi,
q ME ludzi niekoupet-ntny, h " dziedzi
ME nauki, a ten bardEiei W me iyc,nie. Juz
sam fakt, re pc uzyciu jednej butte k, chory
cEuje nadzwvoEajns ulge. swiadczy jogc
skutecznosc Sprobujcie, q p~rzekonaciC 81,
ssmi, jake cudowne 50 1eg skutki. Nsby
wao MONA " spteksch l b
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
CORNErILLE GETS ITS cHIuEs AT LAST
From The Country Gentleman.

Paris correspondence of The London Standard.
About year ago the fact was noted in The
standard that though the cGmc opera Les
Cloches de CorneviIle' enjoyed a wOrldwid4 rem
utation, the village church of CorneviIIe i'm Nor
mandy. as a matter of fact, did not possess a
beifry ur peal of bells. The MARQUIS de la
ROchethGon, the survivor of the family who
furnished the hero of the Brittany legend and
a committee proposed to remedy this defect bv
raising funds in all parts of the world where
PlanGuette's tuneful work had been performed
They nave now completed their task in So far as
collecting the funds are concerned. and the
bells, which are being cast by Paccard Brothers.
the founders OF the SavOyarde. the big bell
winch exists in Paris, To he inauguratad on
September 30 The peal consists of twelve bells
and viii play the Well known air from the Opera
As recognition of the generous response which
the request Tor subscriptions met with in all
parts of the Wor d. each of the bells has been
named after q country or province. The first
bell viii bear the title La NOrmandie. The OF her
bells will bear the titles Of The Canadian The
Dane, The Russian The SWede The American
me Algerian, The Savoy. The AuVergDe The
Britisher, The Cretan and The Sainte C;ermaine
after the name of the heroine of the opera In
connection with the Inauguration of the beIls
tetes Will ho organized in the old Normandy vii
lase including, of course, gala performance of
the opera.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
THE K4ISER-S CATcHwoRD.
FTom The london Globe.

From The London Globe.
clergyman who has Just returned from q
tour in Germany tells the following story in TN.
current issue of M \. T." At a puppet show
held some time ago in that country TIL rr.-
prietor gave what he considered 70 be tn. chief
characteristics Of the three famous men ~ no
have occupied the exalted position of titr-ra.
Emperor-Nillidm l. Frederick Ill and tae
present Kaiser. William H. Kaiser William
said this public entertainer viii ever DE rcrur-u-
bered by his saying, I have no time u he
weary, The Emperor Frederick'S most chara--
teristic utterance viii undoubtedly be- for all
ages, Learn To suffer without complaining And
the present illuStTiOuS ruler will ever ht. iuSet-
arably associated with his familiar expression.
Augusta! pack the trunks" But the enterpris-
ing show mans remarks reckoued BY tne
law an insult to His Imperial Majesty. and the
offending speaker had 10 pay the penalty Of tW0
months Imprisonment for his temerity.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
EQUALITY.

From The Rocky Mountain News.
ItigSs-Wil you be- able 10 vote your wifi, This
election? S
DlSSs-On the contrary. 1 shall not vote nv
self. She has figured II up that her sisters ti,,
wedding IS TO be celebrated in an adioiDiDer
county on Election Day, and has decided ,bat
we shall go 'i't
wouldn't do it and lose my voice in pubIic
affairs" - Puoiic
Might just as well If l don't go she will
stay at home and vote opposite me at the nouS
9ne can XIII both my vote and my voice any
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
NEV-YORK TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT.

that the Act of Settlement was passed, by virtue
of which Queen Victoria occupies the throne OF
the British Empire. EN-AIIACHE4-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

Like sad PTometheus fastened 10 the rock
In vain he looks for pity - the clock.
\ grandson CT John Gully who was notorious
in the early years Of Queen Victoria's rcign as
a PrizefgEter, bOokmaker and racehorse owner
1916 with Pyrrhus, the retiring Speaker. Will
lam Court Gully, has proved an unqualified sue
cess during his tenure of the office of The First
Ccmmoner in the Land" The news that ne mas
refused to again has been retciveu with
keen regret and with the expression of q hope
that he may yet be induced To reconsider his
decision. He has been in every way a IistiIi-
guished occupant Ot the Speakers chair which
has existed since the year 1876, when Sir Thomas
Hungerford was elected as the first Speaker of
the House Of Commons.
on the long LIST Cf First Conm0ners who have
directed the proceedings Of the House during
nearly six centuries which have elapsed since
that time to be found the names -, Thomas
ChaUceT, of the poet. who was Speaker in
the reign of King Henry "; Sir Thomas Moore
Sergeant YeIverton, who in the prayer with
which he vas wont TO open the PROCEEDINGS
each cay reverrnuy besought the Almighty "to
expel darkness md vanity from our minds and
partiality from our speeches; William LenthaI
who renowned the Speaker of the Hous.
in the reign of Charles I; Henry Abingdon who
was Speaker in the closing years Of the last
count Peel.
The Speaker can take no part in debates He
has no vote except in one ecircumstance-nan,nIy
when the numbers are equal. Then he has the
deciding vote and it was by vote of this kind
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral services of the late Joseph
G. Davis were held yesterday afternoon,
from his late residence, 424 st. John
street, ana were attended by.a large cir
ole OF relatives and friends. The services
were conducted by the Rev. s. II. Pear
son, who paid fitting tribute to the
ms-nory OF the deceased. Comrades j.
A. hnson, James K. Sawyer, Louis
Casteir,' and Major James W. Buck OF
the Portland Veteran Fireman's Assooi-
alton, acted as pall-bearers. Interment
was at Evergreen Cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24

Ligonia Lodge Of Odd Fellows Oh
served Its 57th anniyersary last night
by a banquet and a sort Of reunion OF
its members and friends. 1t was an oc-
casion which will be long remembered
with pleasure. Ligonialiodgs is the third
Oldest In Portland which now has eight
lodges of Odd Fellows. When 1t was or
ganized the charter members were promi-
nent business and professional men who
aided In the upbuilding OF Portland and
added to her fame. Among other men
who belonged to Ligonia lodge was VIII
liam Pit Fessenden, Names great state
man. He was at one time the noble
grand Of this lodge. Another member
was Hen. George Il. Shepley who was
mayor of New Orleans during Gen.
Buffers occupation of the city and who
was afterwards United States circuit
Judge. Another member was John b.
Brown, one OF the richest men In the
city, who did so much for Portland.
Ligonia lodge has a financial record
to be proud OF. In the 81 years Of 1t ex-
istenoe 1t expended Sll5,500 for the sick
and poor, and now has over $40, 600 in the
treasury. This expenditure averages
more than $1,000 year for the 81 years.
In this time there have been initiated
g1S members, and the lodge now has 39l
members, and Is one OF the most active
and best in the state. A great many OF
the members of Ligonia Lodge went out
to form other lodges in this city. and
many OF these afterwards reached high
positions In the order. From Ligonia
Lodge came one grand master, Nathaniel
Desring, eight grand patriarchs as fol-
lows: Il c. Hersey, Nathaniel Deering,
E. p. Gsrrish, William q. Beckett, Rufus
Stanley, Milton Higgins. Joseph 5.
Gilliatt, William E. PIummer, and IL.
K. Colesworthy.
OF the men who were at one time mem
bers Of Ligonia Lodge and who after-
wards became grand masters there were
Henry P. Cox, j. Henry Crockett, and
Albro L. Chase. OF the two former
members who afterwards became grand
patriarchs, were Charles ID. French and
Isaac +. Clark.
The charter members OF the lodge are
now all dead, and the Oldest living menu
mber is Alfred Woodman, who was initi-
ated December 2, 1913.
Last night at the anniversary celebra'
tion all of these things were spoken Of.
and besides there were many other inter-
esting addresses mads. About 100 MEM
bers were present. Among those who
spoke were Grand Master Solon p.
Felker OF Clinton, Deputy Grand Master
William W. Cutter OF Westbrook, Grand
Representative AIbro e. Chase of Port
land, Rev. Lewis Malvern who was at
one time Grand Master of New Hamp-
shire, Rev. Samuel Worcester, and Secre-
tary h. G. Dyer OF Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
PERSONALS.

Miss Blanche Blethen Of Los Angeles,
Cal. Is the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Wes-
ton, at the Columbia.
Mrs, Luther freeman has returned
from Massachusetts,, where she was called
by the illness of her mother, who Is great
iy improved.
The friends OF Mrs. Mary Elder will be
glad to know that she has SO far recov'
cred from her recent illness as to be able
to come down stairs.
Cards were received yesterday announc
ing the marriage OF MIR. Charles l. knight
and Miss Alice NJ. Trafton, which oc
CURED yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs knight
will be at home at 500 Congress street
after January !, 1901.
Miss Kotzsch mar gave her fourth Ger
man reading at 80 O'Clock yesterday Of
ternoon, at her home on Walker street
"Des Moderne Drama was her subject
It was illustrated by readings from
Ernst von Wildenbruch, Adolph Vel
brandt and Max Dreyer. These readings
are entirely In German. and can be ap
preciated only by the students OF thu
language.
Mr.. 4. p. r. Cartland Of this city Il
registered at the Hotel Marlboro. New
York.
Mr.. j. II. Griffin has returned from Isl
and Falls with moose and two deer.
Mr.. F. Goth has come back from {
trip to Enfield with good sized deer.
Mrs. l.. K. Webber of this city Is visit
ing friends in Bangor.
Mr.. A.E. Mari returned Thursday from
visit to friends in Bath.
Mrs. Ellen Wright of Gardiner is visit
ing Mrs. W. E.Jenkyn In this city.
Mrs. A, j. .Gillen of this city is the gues
OF Mrs. Richard Leader In Lewiston.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
Difficult Digestion

That Is dyspepsia.
1t makes life miserable.
Its sufferers eat not because they t0dnt To-,
but because they must.
They know they are irritable and fretfui
but they cannot be otherwise.
They complain Of bad taste in the
mouth, tenderness at the pit OF the stom-
ach, an uneasy feeling OF puffy fulness,
headache, heartburn and what not.
The effectual remedy, proved by perma-
nent cures OF thousands Of severe cases, is
HOODS Sasssapas.ffEa
annr,,s rrIIa are the best cathartle.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24

discretion to refuse such q decree until 1t
is satisfied that the contract is fair and
equitable and was entered into adyisedly,
understandingly and without mistake.
.. In this case, II the contract Is suscep-
tible Of the construction placed upon 1t
by the plaintiff. 10 was evidently made un'
der q mistake on the part Of the defend
ant as to a material fact.
Decree below dismi ssing the bill with
costs is affirmed with additional costs OF
the appeal.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24

sti.n at orce. The same company has
also secured the contract-to furnish ad-
ditionai electric lights at the stock yards
at East Deering.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
BANKRupToY SESSION.

A bankruptcy session Of the DISTRICT
court was held yesterday morning anu
several petitioners adjudged. Petitions
have been filei by Charles b. Shaw OF
Portland, Ira W. Linnell OF Lincoln
Nathaniel f. Lambert of Bangor, Alvin
ID. Lane OF Auburn, Charles ID. Lovejoy
of Lewiston, Edward b. Ramsdaie OF
Manchester, Storrs E. Brown OF Bridge.
water, Samuel A. Pearson of Dead river
Plantation, and Herman @. Day OF Me-
chan 10 Falls.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
RIUH gURNITURE.

In the warerooms Of II. p. Tibbetts s.
Co., and 6 Free street, may be seen
several three-piece sets, consisting Of
bureau, chiffonier, and toilet table. that
are extremely rich and artistic. Tney
are OF q rare species of mahogany, also
of birds eye maple, both woods possess
ing remarkable figuring in the grain.
The pieces are beautifully designed and
finished, far better than the usual expen-
sive furniture. They are well worth see
ing.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24

YOUNG MAN IF YOU
WANT a position, adver"
tise In the business
mans paper-the DAILY
PRESS-and get best re-
suits. R5 cents a week
for 40 words.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
PROM THE LAW COURT.

The following rescrlpt was received
here yesterday;
York, IS.
John W. Kelly, in equity, vs.. York
Cliffs Improvement Company.
Rescript by Emery, i'll. 1t is never
obligatory upon the court to decree the
specific performance of contract. The
court Will always exercise an unfettersd
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
10 LIGHT COAL POCKETS.

The westbrook Electric Light and Pow
er Company have secured the contract to
light the new Grand Trunk coal pockets
at East Deering by electricity. About
sig arc lights and quite mum ber OF In
candsscent lights are to be placed In po-
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Benjamin E. SWEET of Brunswick to
Oren 4. Dsspeaux of Brunswick, for 81,
land and buildings in Brunswick.
Charles B. Dodge and Mary 7. Dodge
of Bridgton to Fred K, Dodge of Bridg-
ton, for 81, land In said town,
The Ira p. Harrington estate to EioD
9. Sargent of Gardiner for 81, land in
Soarboro.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
YOUR
1nz@4z.sazznzgzns-R
FUR
COAT

Made 10 order here tettl cost you no
more,-probably less than Il par-
chased ready-made.
This latter Is made loith The manu-
fdcttper's fair profit, to ,ohich is
added a reasonable profit Of The re-
taller.
You pay but one profit here, for
rhen you select the skin from our
handsome display, IL comes to you d.
rect from the maker, built on lines
that insure garment ofgracefaI form
and elegant appearances.
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
CIVIC CLUB.

The second regular meeting Of the
Civic club Will be held today at 8 p. m.
at Fraternity house. The subject "Pub-
lie Baths" is in charge of Mrs. Joseph
q. White, chairman of public baths de-
partment committee. The treasurer will
be ready to receive dues as yet unpaid,
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24
Pumpkin Pies,
Our Baked Pork and Beans,

From new hand picked Maine beans
and small pig pork-ln new one
quart heat holding tins,
The Portland daily press., 1900-11-24

....roday is the last day of Merry's sale.
Lot OF bargains left.