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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

kto siekiera na dwoje przecisL
Kobyla wtenczas sz@rpnela
bryke ] kolo uderzylo oglera
" nogi lego tylk brake
walo takiemu zuchwalemu
koniowi: Rae pc razu wierz-
gnal ! rozbil prz6d bryki, a
Klimka zwalil z kozia. Pus-
city sic tersz konie: gajowiak
zas mial rece okwiazane lei"
cami i wl6k} sic pc ziemi,
rozbijaiac glove. Na)gorzej
to bylo. re kawalek dyszla
tracal konie pc nogach; roz~
SIC teraz, skrecily ma
giowa Klimka posz'a
pod kolo. pewnie JUL zupe}nie
stracil przytomnost.
Kto mole wiedzieG, jak
d}ugo sic rozbiIa} pc ziemi,
10 kamieniach ten czlowiek;
dosyc ma tenn, ze nareszcze
konie, bryczka Klimek wpad-
" w par6w ieden pod lasem,
zakotlowalo si1 wida& tylko:
wszystko tax ma kupie lezalo:
kawalki bryczki, poranione i
uduszone konte a mi<dzy nj
mi ealowiak. calkiem niepo-
dobny do szlowieka. wygla~
dial jak HAWAI- miesa.
Bylo to wo wtorek po po-
ludniu. Droga cd wsi do kos
cio]a parafialneeo jecha}a
turka zaprzezona W pare szkap
ch}opskich. ma tel force leza
la trumua = bialych desek, a
ma trumnie - wianki z boz
lego drzewka nogietk6w lin
nych kwiatk6".
Zaraz "a trumna bjegla ko-
beta, znad bylo po niej dob
RE, re JUL oczy wyp}akala,
szla jak piiana, potyka1a sic.
czasem przystawala, lama'a
rece j ", krzyka'a:
o moi mocny Boze! C6zem
ia tel krzywa. les take niesz-
czescie ma mnie dopuscil!. go.
A czemuz ia. stara dc grobu
ME ide, tyl<o~ ten moi zloty
iedynak!
Czasem znowu tzepila sig
trumny jeszcze strasznie]
wolala:
Synusiu moi! Urodzi}am
Gle. mlekiem swojem wy
karmilam, wYchowa}am 90.
A o~dezwijte sic, do mnie,
dziecko moie!... H..
Cicho sic robilo, DO kazdy
przystawa}. mysleli, re IL Xxi
szczery krzyk matki m6glby
umar}ego z trumnY wskrzesit.
Ale jenc u6z skrzypial.
Jantkowa gaiowa to byla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

ciebie; dobrze dbaj & ME, DO
mic ogromaie duzo kosztuja.
la chcialbym sic koniecznie
zrebiat doczekat takiego ma
miastku.
Gajowiak wzial te slowa do
sercs, chot i bez tego strasz-
ME konie lubil, a tamte mu
sic udaly jak aadne. Zaraz ma
| drugi dzieh W Piatek mic ME
|pyta. jeno wyprowadza re
| stajni dwie kobyly | zarrzega
lie do starej bryki.
Przygladali sic ludzte tam
ma podw6rzu, DO konie mia'y
okrutna mine nielatwo je
b~lo saprzac; ale Klimek
swole zrobil. Siad} ma kozle.
le1ce krzepko trzyma W obu
|rekach, a te sic rwa do biegu,
O ma}o re sk6ry ME wysko-
cza. TAX on dop'ero conie~
badz i'm popusci} VIOLA:
,,Eee!" Jak tel Z kopyta ru~
szyly take hamany,. rany boz
skie! Ludzie umykali zdrogi,
a mole konie " susach:, sko~
kach Z "a bryczka: zdawalo
sic, zeby stodo}e jak mic
!! przewr6cily. Nikiej wichura
iaka ped,i}y tam, slycha6 BY
10 tyla ,,trzask - prask' !
bryka sic roabi}a W drobne
kawalki.
Coz wy sobie mySlicie.
wariaty jedne, ze ia was u
zyt ME potrafie, rady wan
ME dam? m6wi gajowiak,
ho chot psdl sam ma ziemie,
ale lejc6w ME popuscif.
Wyprzagl czen.predzej obie
kobY}y. bierze lie kr5tko
przy pyskach; one dygotaja,
chrapia, a On do Mich .spokoj~
ME ~przemaw'a}: ,,Ho-la,
hola' kazda " inoej rece
prowadzi do stajn;.
Starry stangret zadroscil
Klimkowi takiej zrecznosci
do koni. wiec teraz tylko z
pode |ba patrza}, lie sic iakoS
usm;echat i pomrukiwal:
49, Bedziesz ty pamieta}.
leo to znaczy ujezdzit take
konicl Wpiatek sic wybral
faworytek dzisdzica.
Jeszcze sic gorzej zawzia}
Klimek, zaprzega koby'y do
inne) znowu bryki. a teraz
i'm JUL do wedzidel l'nki po-
przywiazywal, jake czu}, re
takie smachy lejce moga
porwat. vice mu ma wszelki
wypadek te l'nki W rekach
zostana. Znowu zasiadl ma
kozle i zawola':: ;. Jazda!''. 1ak
tel ME p6jda dopier> owe
I. IL 49, y. >@.~>l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

| i'm moze zaszkodz,6!. =. MAJ
.lepiej " sobote.
Fl. v piatek mole bye
szczescie. a PREY sobocie
nieszczsScie! = odrzeM gajo
walk. = Przypatrzciez sic,
| Macieju. iak koby|y pray plat
ku chodza.
l przejecbal jeszcze po pod
w6rlu pare ray, a starry mu
ma to:
Cos tv "a furman, kiej
WARY furmahskiej W tobie ME-
ma!
w sobote rano Klimek !
Ma}gorzatka mieli zamowiona
W parafli msze w}asna: gajo~
wa I'm doradzi}a. re tax jest
skutecznie ola Pahstwa mlo-
dych pred slubem. Odbyli
spowiedz, w%ymod]ili sic, wra-
GAIA razem ma sluzbe do dwo-
ru, BIO tego dnia kazde z Mich
mialo jeszcze odbyt swoja ro-
bote; pocalowali sic ma po2e-
enanie i ona poszla ma tolwark
| do drobiu; a on -. do staj~
nj.
Postanowil> sobie teraz XIII
mex ujezdzie druga pare szka-
pow, . iakby JUL kazda pare
osobno dobrze ujezdzi}. to
chcial potem zaprzac wszyst~
kie cztery sspaki razem. w
onej drugiej pare koni ko-
byla )eszcze pot biedy: ska
ka}a, rzucala sic. ale to Kim
kowi ME pierwsze by}o, dial
sobie z MIA rade. Dopiero jak
przysz}o ogiera zakladat do
bryki - MECH Bog broni!
Kon WALL ty]em, kwicz'l,
ciskal sic ma wszystkie strony;
dw6ch ludzi musailo 90 do
brze trzymat, a Klimek "a
przega}.
Wpyrzez lepiej - po-
wisda kto$ z boku, wei te-
90 ogiera ma linke, przepedz
do ko}a. MECH pobiega z
pol godziny l dopiero jak sic
dobrze zaerzeje, zmeczy, wte-
! dy za}6z do bryki.
Gaiowiak ME slucha}, ufa]
W swoja reke. Przytrzymuja
mu te konie, a on siada ma
kozle, owin9} sobie rece lei
CANT, linkami co je ma wszel-
XII wypadek prsywiazal do
wedzidel, i ~powiads:
Coz mi sic teraz STAG
mo1e?.... P~uszczajcie ko-
1ie!
Wtenczas ludzic, co trzyma-
Ii tego ogiera, odstapilii a
Klimek potrzas' lejcami
mlasnal jezykiem ola zachety
koni. Oqier odrazu skoczy}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

sala. Polowy nawet tYc':hlh . lu
dzi ME bylo. CO mieli bye 10
weselu.
Ma samym dopiero ostat~
XII. jakby kamienie 5zwigala.
laz}a Malgorzatka: oczy misla
zapuchle cd placzu j Gaia
twarz zsinia}a wykrzywiona.
Niktb7 ME powiedziaI. re to
ia sama - re SlicznYm war
koczem: ami urody. tyla b6lu
W sercu widae moe okrutna.
Kiedy ujecha} z pol oyi,
naraz dziewczyna spojrzaia
ma box i spostrzeg}a ma PSI
g6rku miedzy zbozami ]ak
sic bella ia sciezka. gdzle
jej sic to Klimek spyta':
- Cay tel ty ~pamietasz,
Malgorzatkc, co CT raz cyga~
nicha wr6zy}a z kaba}y W cha
}upie u mo)el matusi?
A no. ME mog}a juz teraz
.dziewczyna wytrzymat. jeno
rykneta W niebog}osy takim
placzem, re wszyscy drgneli,
obejrzeli sic ma MIA, a ona z
bolesci warkocz sobie wydzie-
Zaiechalt pred kosci6f, wy
szedl ksiadz z organista, "a
czeli spiewat i poszii naprz6d
ku ycmentarzowi, a dzwon bill
aalo$nie.
Jul trumne ziemia przyrzu:
Gill, sic ludzie rozeszli, a gajo-
wa i Ma}gorzatka jeszcze kle-.
cza}y ma swiezym grobie.
Siohce zasz}o i zmierzchy
n:st4}y; one klecza, modla sic,
lkaia.
Wtem graharz podchodzI
do Mich | W te s4owa m6wi:
- Pora zamykat cmentarz
Ai.: :::;::;;E
PkACIC "a
GREEN BAY X
!A K WESTERN
KoIs@
wygodne polaczenie g
mighty
GREEN BAY,
WINONA, LA CROSSE.
S~TEVENSPOINT,
GRAND RAPIDS,
ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS.
~ tudziez X
miedzY wsselkiemi miejscowo9cia-
mi ma Zacbodsie 2o}noonym e.
ohodsie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
|Mafgorz1'atka
PIBszeZoSZKA MATUslNA'
oppAzrK 2 ZYc1A LuDowEGo.
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Ciag dalszy.)
A no, skoro iuz ma tenn sta
neIo, tax zaczeli sic przyspo-
sabiat do wesela. Franek sic
tel przepom6e}: kup'l corce
ma wiano krowke sprawl
jej pierzynki.
Wdowiec jestem, - mo-
will - sam jeden iak palec,
ziemia Swieta jacy ma 1nn'e
czeka. MECH dziecko ma po
mnie pamiatke. k'edy tego
godne!
A u gajowych to mic, tyla
ciagle skupiwali roznosc'. Po-
wiadali ludzie, ]e ma ow~tem
weselu gajowa sobie p~ostano~
villa. CODY weseluicy mieli
nawet ryz Z cukrem, cyna
monem, rodsynkami. - niby
koli dostatkowi. ,.Musi bye
- powiada - i wo}owlna, i
cielecina, baranina: jedno
pieczone. drugie smazone, in.
ne gotowane. a jakby "a
braklo, to kury nam pod re-
ka."
Zna}a sic ma ten ca}em ku-
charstwie okrutnie.
Ma dzied trzynasty lipca
Malgorzatka sama Stub uio e.
ty}a, zeby :ychtyk ma patron
Ike ]ej wypad}. Mkt sic ia
temu ME przeciwia}. w ME-
dziele mis}o sic zaczat, a ia
kie by}o postawieoie q gajo-
wych. re przez Gale try dni
bedzie hulatyka z muzyka;
mog&o sic zas jes'cze przeciag
nae do czwartego dn;a. Vice
Klimko~a matka ma tydzieh
prsedtem porzadkowala chaIu~
pc; jak znowu p~oczynila
wszystkie por1adki, to piekla
ko}acze; wymyslaia Bog VIE
nie~co, zeby godnie odprawit
wesele jedynaka.
OBI sic tax dzieh po dniu
corsz lepiej sposobia ia owe
niedziele, a tn akurat We
czwartek pc poludniu przysz-
~ ma stajoie cztery konie. co
je pono dziedzic "a ogromne
pienadze kupi}. Wielkie ko~
niska byay - szpaki jablko~
waite: try kobyly. a jeden
miedzy niemi ogier. wszYst-
kie doskona}a miare trzyma-
II. Zaraz je dziedzic 'obejrza}.
ME mogl sic nach~alit --'ak
rarytne jakies byly, potem
odda1 Klimkowi pod doz6r.
Musisz mi je - powiada
objezdziet, DO dztkuny
okrutne. zeby poem wypadku
akicgo, ME hy]o. kiedy sic le
kpowozu zaprzeze. Panic
i Klimek. &c IA rachu,e ma.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
AMAsTEKLY AKG UMENr.

1t VIII probably be many day before
another such a mastery argument will
be heard at York county bar as that
made by Attorney General Seiders. An
other such an occasion Is not likely to
arise and 1t Is to be hoped that there Will
not. For nearly six hours MIR. Seiders
held the attention of the court, the jurors
and the other listeners ami there was not
a moment when the attention wayered or
wandered. 1t was mastery, foroeful,
exhaustive and comprehensive Argument.
During the progress of the trial many
thought that the attorney general was
sighting the eToss-examinstlon OF the
witnesses for the defence. No one of
them, not even the respondent was sub
jected to a long examination. Not one Of
them was badgered or buIlled, yet how
adroit the eFoss-examination was proven
when the fruiEs of the queries ware
woven into the fabric OF ths argument,
Wherever one's prejudlces or sympa-
thies may have been, admiration for the
efforts of the attorney general was COM
PEELED --Biddeford Record.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
Portland, February /, 1901.
coMMlITEG oN pILorAaE.

Tbs following comprise the committee
appointed by Portland Board OF Trade to
appear at the legislative hearing before
the committee on commerce at Augusta
at eleven oolock a. m, the hour especial
ly assigned for hearing on the Portland
pilot age question en- Wednesday next.
goth inst. This Will give the Portland
delegation time TO return by the afternoon
train, and by this arrangement all should
leave here by the q, m. train. Dele
gat rs are as follows: President Il. h.
Boothby, Charles +. Libby, Eieazer W.
CLARK, Charles NJ. Moses, Oakley Z.
Curtis, Henry s. Osgood, Cyrus II Far
ley, william W. Merrill, +. J. Mcclure,
Leander w. Fobss. NJ. N. Rioh, G. w. L.
Goding, John Z. .Tenney, Albert B. Hall,
Benjamin Thompson, Edgar Orr, Leroy
5. Hight, ZenAs Thompson, John f.
Humphrey, Ammi Whitney, Fritz IL,
Jordan, Edward B. WinsIow. James
keazer, George f. West, William A.
Wheeler, William IL. SCOTT.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
THE ARA[ GLAZE rooK FIRE.

G. M.WalIaee lives at So Federal street.
Last night MIR. Wallace and his family
were absent from home, leaving hot
fire burning In the Darlor stove. Near
the stove was a large arm chair which
took fire ana the blaze was seen hy a
passer by on the street, who ran to box
sS and pulled in an alarm. Then the
man ran away from the box and when
the fra department. arrived they could
find no trace of fire for some time. Final
Iy the chemical was directed TO Mr.. Wal
lAoe's residence and forcing open the
door little OF the chemical fluid put
out the fire which had by this time been
communicated to the wall. The arm
chair was thrown out of doors and the
incident was closed for all excepting
ths insurance adJuster.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19

don't have that olass TO such an extent
IN Portland. Then Portland is the msdi-
cal centre OF ths stats. Quite q group Of
old people come here TO spend their last
days 80 that they may recsive good
treatment. Then our hospitals draw q
large class OF psopls. There are In these
class who do not want TO delay matters,
and class who wait until the worry
last before being operated upon. As
far as the city is concerned It lie q healthy
city. The natural drainage system is
perfect and tho artificial drainage is al
most perfect. The water system is per-
feet, the food supply is good and the
habits OF our people are good. Possibly,
according to statistios, Portland's NOR.
tality has higher rate than cities OF Q
like population. / believe every consump-
tive should be taken to q sanitarium or
an hospital We are too tender hearted
Ia treating this disease -
A unanimous vote Of thanks was ex-
te nded DIR. Cummings for his interesting
talk.
Mrs Lilly, the secretary, reported that
the past month had been busy one.
The cold weather and ths prevalence of
grip ana other sickness, have called for
coal, groceries and Diet Mission supplies.
There are now Al patients In the Diet
Mission list. There is long list OF wom-
en- anxious for work, There should bo q
workFoom for unakilIed women. Sew
ing would be all right for some, bot
many more cannot do It we'll Fourteen
cases were investigated last month. A
very importa ut event during the month
was the announcement OF our first
donation, the sum OF 81, $40 which was
left by the late j. s. Kicker.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
CoFFEE PARTY TONIGHT.

Fair weather is predicted for tonight
and City hall should contain the largest
crowd in its history, for no more worthy
object ia presented to the well-disposed
public than the coffee party for the bene'
ut Of the poor, to be given this evening
under the auspices OF the Cathedral
Conference OF st. Vincent de Paul
Apart from the charitable features the
entertainment and promenade conosrt
win be well worth the price OF admis
sion.
No need of bothering about supper al
home as the ladies assisting will serve q
tempting turkey supper in the hall nom.
meneing at 8 o'clock. If you can't at
tend the concert go TO the supper, or bet
ter still, eat and be merry, too.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Regular meeting OF the Primary and
Junior ). S. Teachers union, this at'er-
noon at Is at \. NJ. q. A. building
The Samaritan Association will hold
whist at the Falmouth, Saturday, Feb
ruary 23d,
In the case OF Charles Flynn va. jacob
p Shattuok, suit for damages on ac-
sOunt of the defendant having run over
him on Washington avenue. returned
a verdict Yesterday for the plaintiff for
500.
Quite a number Of the Portland school
teachers have gone to Boston Tor the
week, the Boston schools being In ses-
sion.
From the central and northern portions
of the state come reports OF great
depth of snow, which is said to be from
six to eight feet in the woods.
phis week the Janitors OF the school,
houses are busy with extra help, giving
the sohoolnouses u thorough cleaning
Material for bontires for next Friday
night is now at premium with very
little stock for sale But the boys Will
get 1t Just the same, and the fires will
blaze,
petitions In bankruptcy have been
nled by William f. Meader, Hallowell;
Bernard Kelley, Bangor; George +. Hill,
Auburn; Alton J. Hodsdon, Anson.
twenty Chinese Iaundrymen OF Port
land are said TO have formed a syndicate
with reduced scale OF prioss, one halt
OF the rates fixed by steam laundriss'
Matrimonial licenses havs been grant
ed Robert l.. Doyle and Mary X Perry OF
Portland; Thomas IL. wilcox and Emma
ID. Mason OF Portland.
Hart's old wool shop on Portland street,
near Lowell, is being tern down. Inc
building Is very old and has been In an
unsafe condition for some time. An
other building that mas always been re-
Varded as 8 sort OF hre tran, the Legrow
establishment on Preble street, Is also
being leYele1.
lanes Forrigan, who was ons OF the
three ,..sn told OF in the PRESS yester'
day as having been picked up on brown
street. psralyzed by the stutr they had
drank, died early yesterday morning at
the palice station In g. q OF the etI2gfs OF
the physicians called to attend him,
The rank OF esquire viii be conferred
at tho meeting OF Iyanhoe lodge, Is. OF
r., this evening There Will also be bal
loting.
Ihs journeymen tarbers win meet this
evening at the Congress Square barber
shop.
Little Women" will meet with Miss
Briokett, 1866 Braokett street, Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
CAUCUSES ARE TONIGHT.
Rush Of Voters Yesterday To Get
Registered.

The Republican cauouses win be held
this evening. The polls Will open at 20
and Will remain open until nine O'Clock.
Lively times are anticipated In wards
three, six, ssven and eight and nine,
where there are contssts for the alder
manic nominations. The board Of regis
tration began Its sessions yesterday.
There was perfect rush by those who
wanted TO get on the lists so as to take
part In tonights caucuses. These men
who came to register were nearly all
brought to the front by some of tie can
didates In the several wards where lights
are on. In all lis voters were registered
as follows: Ward one, D.; ward two, q;
ward three, ~; ward four, z; ward five,
10; ward six IL; ward seven, "; ward
eight, lg; ward nine, 8; island ward one,
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
/. WEE WARD 5 CAUCUS.
To Me Editor Of the Prsse:

To The Editor Of the Prsss:
In an evening paper last night 1t was
stated that "the Republicans of ward
eight had settled down to George Smith
for alderman The citizens of ward
eight have not "settlsd down to MIR.
Smith by any means.
Evidently they are awake to the situa-
tion for about nifty of the leading citizens
and politicians, among them ex-mayors
ard aldermen OF old Deering, met in the
Interest OF VIM. b johnson as their can
dtdate for alderman, at the ODD Fellows
building last evening.
Mir johnson will probably be easily
nominated at the caucus tonight lie is
the logical candidate OF the Wcodforns
people, having served two years IN the
common council, an6 besides he has a
host OF personal friends who will give
him their earnest support.
Ward Eight Voter.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
PERSONALS.

Mrs. N. W. StaArns, wife OF the noted
patent attorney Of New York and Wash
ington, who has been visiting her sisters,
the Misses Upton, 934 Cumberland street,
leaves for Washington, Tuesday TO meet
her husband, going direct to the winter
home, Hyde Park, Tampa, Florida.
Yesterday morning James Ii. Hamlin
and DIR. q. A, Pudor left Tor New YORK,
from which port they will sail on six
weeks, trip to the West Indies and Barba-
does.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The Suburban Realty company to Aus
tin W. Pease Of Portland, for VI, land at
Mountain View park. Cape Elizabeth.
Roae Y. SpaIding OF South Portland to
Robert ID. Finkett of South Portland, for
81, land on Carter street, South Port
land.
Seth Woodbury. Of Yarmouth to George
W. Collins of Cumberland, for 81, land
and buildings In Yarmouth,
The Indian Rest association OF Lewis
ton to Mrs. al. j. Coburn OF Lewiston,
for 81, land in Harpswell.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
no THE VOTERS OF WARD NINE

was greatly surprised on arriving
home Saturday evening from few days
trip West, to nnts an item published in
the Evening Express mentioning my
name as a probable candidate for nomi-
nation as councilman on the Republican
ticket; l also soon learned that a very
concerted action had been taken by some
OF my friends throughout the ward, dur
ing my absence i beg to announce that
1 have never been an aspiTant for pollti-
cal hpnors; but having heen prevailed
upon to allow the use OF my name, 1 do
SO assuring all that, II nominated and
elected, my only pledge is to NIL the Office
In the same conservative aud oonscien :
tious manner that 1 conduct my own
business affairs.
Yours very truly,
CHAS. w. HANSON.
Pleasant Ave.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
WILL MAKE IT LIVELY FOR EN-

Deputy Sheriff Piummer said to n
PRESS reporter yesterday afternoon that
"haying obtained evidence enough now
to convict the murderers we are going to
begin to make 1t lively for those who are
numbering people in Portland by selling
rum"
The deputy sheriffs VIII open an active
campaign at once and say that they Will
make 1t so hard with any one who ct.
tempts to sell intoxicants Of any kind.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
MIR. sLoMAN IN TAE FIELD.
b the Fdltor of the Press.

Rumors were an3at this morning, that
/ had withdrawn from the aldermaniC
contest In ward three. 1 wish to state
emphaticslly that am in the fight tc
the finish After serving three years In
the lower branch of the city government,
ana many years OF hard work as chair.
man or the ward COMMITTEES, i feel that
am the logical candidate for the upp Fl
board.
/ also feel that / ON entitled to some
consideration after n long service as g
veteran or the Civil War, serving from
1861 to 1865, and teing somewhat crippled
by a rebel bullet in battle.
O. Sloman
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
SC
Nor a DrfbIef SbotO.

This great exhibition contains goods
enough for a whole seasons selling
Not the ordinary handful drihlet
sometim 8 advertised as an opening
show.
We mention no prices in this adver-
tisement, for we are not now appealing
to oupidity, hnt TO taste and TO appre-
oiation of Textile art.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
French Crepe.

a soft ana silky fabric In delicate
coloring. A stuff not easily crushed.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19

last Friday. Beautiful Waist de-
signs.
Stripes of woven color. alternating
with white bands separated by tiny
white cords.
Elegance in every pattern.
The goods are so wide plump n
yard) that yards will make full
waist
Price per yard, Z5c
'Tis charming perspective adown
the Dress Goods aisle, vista of
woven pictures in Imported Wash
Dress Goods.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy
SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP Co, illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known 20 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable TO the system. II
Is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effeetually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or Irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by n method
known to the CALIFORNIA Fro SYRUP
Co only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK, N. z.
For sale by all Druggists soc. per bottle
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
Scorc6 Crepe.

These are in Corded and Lace
effects. Beautiful designs.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
The Cumberland National Bank
OF PORTLAND, NE.
Capital and Surplus, $lSO,OOO.OO.
cHARTERED IN 1912.

CmARTERED IN 1879.
Tho oldest bank in Portland. We
offer special advantages in our Interest
Department. We are prepared to take
business accounts on the most favorable
terms. Interviews with those desirous
OF opening accounts solicited.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS
Deposits Dec, |. 1893, $246,0SO 79
Deposits D.c. q 1893, $3O8s868. 43
Deposits De-. 10, 1900, $4O46S2.Sl
WILLIAM II. moULroN, President
dee2ieodSm BION WILSON Cashier.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-19
Merceriz ed Pongee.
" The AnderSonF.' -

A collection of high class Imported
Wash Goo1s would be nakedly In
complete without John and David
Anderson's Scotch Ginghams.
Here are hundreds Of them. stripes,
checks, cords, plalds, Iaos effects and
Satin stripes.