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Evening star., 1902-09-02
MORTGAGES FOR THE GOWNS.
How Some Women Get Their Mos,
Splendid Apparel.

From the New York Sun.
Dinner gown mortgages. or, to be more
accurate, mortgages because Of the dinner
gown, are now included among the finan-
cial transactions of New Yorks fashionable
women. To the fashionable dressmaker be-
longs the distinction of being primarily
their protector and promoter
The fact might never have been generally
known had 1t not been for a visiting
Frenchman, who, thoroughly impressed
with some interesting information on the
subject, gained one evening from a lady
whom he had taken in to dinner, availed
himself of the very first chance to talk 1t
bers hastened to parade their knowledge
before certain of their women friends who
in turn eagerly communicated the facts to
other women not In the secret, and so the
news spread.
Like some other foreign visitors, the
Frenchman, during his stay in New York
marveled at the superb dinner gowns which
met his eye wherever he went-marveed
quite as much at the variety of them, each
more splendid than the last, included in
society women's wardrobe, as at their ap-
parent costliness: and before long he was
ready to believe that in no other country Of
the world Is money spent SO lavishly for
women's clothes as in America
He noticed, of course, that in point Of
magnificence the dinner gown leads all the
rest, and that. although the ball gown
might be almost passe and compare lively
Inexpensive, the dinner gown of a woman
In society invariably reached a high water
Evening star., 1902-09-02

previous year. The development and pros
perity Of the sugar industry will depend
to a great extent upon the adoption OF
modern economical methods Of reduction
OF the two and one-half million dollars
worth exported in 1901, Japan took 40 per
cent 80 per cent was shipped to Hong
kong, and thence probably re-exported, and
IL per cent went directly to the United
States.
Copra Is the next most important article
OF exports. Quite q variation is noted in
the values in the last three years, rising
from $726,853 in 1899 to $31s2, 4s1 In 1900
year 60 per cent was shipped to France
and 21 per cent to Spain. The expectation
for 1901 is in excess Of the normal average
for this article, and the apparent falling
off for the period as compared with 1900 is
probably due to the fact that the figures
for the latter year include large quantities
Of copra that had accumulated, awaiting a
favorable opportunity for shipment.
Other Exports.
Among other exports Of Importance may
be mentioned manufactured straw goods,
including hats, which go principally to the
United States and France; mother-ofpearl,
nearly all Of which goes to British East
Indies, copal to the united kingdom and
British East Indies, and hides of cattle to
British East Indies and Kongkong. The
exports Of these commodities have not yet
reached great proportions but they are
growing rapidly and will in time become
quite important sources of revenue. Coffee
was formerly exported to some extent, but
at present not more than enough for home
consumption Is produced; revival Of this
industry is predicted, provided the trees
can be protected against the ravages of an
insect that caused planters to abandon cof-
fee raising just when it was otherwise be-
ginning to pay. In the flora of the Philip
pines only is found the famous Ylangylang
tree, from whose flowers the delicate per-
fume of the same name is extracted. This
essence forms the base of all high priced
perfumes. The demand for the article is
good and its production rapidly increasing.
The bulk of it goes to France.
With the readjustment Of the laws regu-
lating acquisition Of timber lands by pri-
vate individuals and by corporations the
expectation Of valuable woods will become
a handsome addition to the business Of the
archipelago. Prior to American occupa
ton there were but few sawmills; the usual
method consisted in using a hand saw with
a handle at either end (similar to what is
called rip saw, the power being sup
piled by two natives or two Cinnamon, gen
orally the latter.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
AN OCEAN POST OFFICE
Scheme for Establishing M1docean
Wireless Telegraph.
From American Shinhuildinr

From American Shipbuilding.
A scheme is on foot in liverpool which,
1t is claimed by the English shipping tour
nails, will soon be In commercial operation
for utilizing wireless telegraphy In a mid
ocean post office and signal station. IL In
the intention to permanently moor al a
point 110 miles west OF the Lizard a ship,
which will be equipped with a eearchlieht
and complete set OF Marconf apparatns,
As the water at the point selected win H.
volVe the use OF q nlooring chain 900 or 500
feet in length, the weight Of which would
prevent the bows from riding buoyG.ntiy
over the heavy seas the vessel wifi be pr,,-
Of the foremast.
The searchiight is TO have a vertical
beam for the purpose OF illuminating the
clouds and ena bling the floating post Office
TO be picked up at night from a distance OF
sixty miles or more. AS the vessel will ba
mel, II viii be advantageously placed for
the distribution OF orders sent from shore
by the owners of vessels which are pas,-
ing in and oUt of the channel. Thus q sbip
coming In from the west or from the south
could be directed as soon as IL picked an
the station 10 proceed either to lByerpool
Bristol or an English channel port By
this means pilotage and port dues would DO
reduced, and, OF course, there would be o.
considerable saving of time. The vessel Will
serve as floating station, which can ba
picked up for wireless communication. The
value OF this form OF post Office is expected
TO be very great Moreover, lying al tha
junction OF the three great thoroughfases
OF British and continental marine trafiic,
the station should prove particularly v;tlu-
able in salvage work. The scheme on the
face Of ii appears TO be thoroughly practI-
TO be of considerable service IN the mari-
time world
Evening star., 1902-09-02

mark OF newness Of design, rich materla ID
and costly embellishments
These reflections and others he confldeH
win enthusiasm and in his best manner to
his partner at the aforementioned dinner
at the same time naively expressing sur
prise that so very many American women
were able to lavish such piles OF money ON
one particular article of apparel
The lady al his side listened bea minsIy
ana at the end of the champagne courro
became delightfully."- communicative. Sad
she:
If you will promise not TO beiray mo
/ think can let you into the secret OF how
some OF the less wealthy women I'm The go
clal swim manage sometimes to get several
thousand dollars worth Of dinner gowns
In single season. The reason is simply
this; They give their dressmaker a MORT
gage on real estate"
The Frenchman looked blank The lady
proceeded:
THE American man, as perhapp Won
know, has got into the habit of deciding
over TO his wife some particular bit Of real
estate, preferably city house, not 80 much
from an Impulse OF generosity az because
the transaction may prove to be a safe-
guard should financial disaster overtaso
him later. For that reason there IL a host
of ma rried women as well as Of upms rried
ones. who own valuable realty both In and
out OF New York. / myself own the houso
L i've ma circumstance which my dres.-
maker seems to know as well as i do.
At any rate, not long ago when ] went
TO her establishment TO look at a lot of new
French gowns just brought over and In
consequence found myself quite depressed
because i could afford to order only one OF
them sent home, she took me aside and
confidentially whispered that ] could order
as many gowns as l wanted and be IN no
hurry about paying for them, provided
gave her in return a mortgage to their
value on my house.
Il stared at her in amazement and then,
OF course, refused her offer point blank
whereupon she coolly remarked that she
was very particular to whom she made
such an offer, and that already several OF
her best customers had purchased a quar4
tity of evening gowns those very terms"
Evening star., 1902-09-02
Dead by Proxy.
From the Kansas City Journal.


Harrison HUFF, aged ninety-one went into
a drug store at Wichita the other day and
inquired for Bombay root. saying he wished
to use it as a substitute for tobacco Cant
you quit without a substitute?' inquired the
druggist, after explaining that Bombay
root was an antiquated drug and no longer
found in the market. Il don't want to
quit" said the old man. II simply want to
let up little" How long have you been
chewing?" inquired the druggist. Nigh on
to eighty years, maybe more. I know 1 was
chewing when Jefferson died, on the 4th Of
July in 1924" Continuing his talk about
the early days, Mr.. Huff said that he had
voted for Andrew Jackson and at every
presidential election ever since. THE day
I was born" he said, my father was
drafted into the war against the English
He couldn't go, as my mother was very Ill
they thought she was going to die-and so
he hired substitute. The substitute died
before he had marched three miles. The
officer came back and wanted to draft
father again. Your proxy Is dead the
officer said, and I want you Then my
father said, If my proxy is dead then 1 am
dead by proxy, and I won't 60 And he
didn't CO."
Evening star., 1902-09-02

straight they must b. treated heforo ,bo-
can De useC. The nodes or soitf ioints in
s"o @ nt"hh' are nrst broken through, 20 that
one can see right down the middle The
,eeo is then soaked III water several bours
haeeh"hie d stone is prepared, having :,
groove In Its fat surface deem enouen tn
iioiu she smart, and 1s placed III the embe rs
OF O fi'e until IL is quite hot
Tine soaked reed is then rut ,nto A.
srooFe ana cofefe with warm sand when
Dy means OF the moisture and beat II ha
comes soft ana flexible, and can hs tt,rnsd
IN an directions. BY looking through The
, y; sn1it the bnshmen can See II the
reed ~ s1raiRhr OF not, without Removing ~
IiOm Inc stone, and ne bends If n ho,,t ,,,, 81,
u Is straight When he has stralghtened II
10 ms satisfaction the stone.with its cnn.
Sh's rs hiio"ed 10 cool, and upon taking
IN" reed out II Is perfectly stiff and rlrid
The short bit Of reed containing the hal
is then htted to enc end and n sinp,e
hawks feather tied to the other, and the
arrow Is complete.
Many methods Of prenarino III, ,,oI.o,
nave been described and, according TO one
,uthority the poison Is said to be extracted
from Tie roof of the plant called Runbape
,p; vAaiatia' ~, or siftboi. but 1T seems the ex-
tract Is only used q resin But the fol
lowing account we believe to be a true ono
! at ieasl FOR Namaquaiand The B,,shmen n
uDeanis some resin. probably from some OF
Mac rLe eae.nsnhe ans ne plants aboundng in that
pace ana places the Etieky sIuff ON n
stone Then no goes to find the .'rina-
make. or black night adder-nst the nuff
soaef' which Is sometimes called tho ring.
hake," too. ing
having found the make, by clever
| thrusf Of the stick the ANIMAL is imprison-
60 Just behind the head by the two prongs
OF the stick The prepared stone Is then
Diaced In the meuth and the upper law
forced right back. By this rough treat
meht the poison glands are compressed a
anu TWO deadly drops are caught ON The
stone. The poison is then well mixed with
| the res'nOus matter and Is ready for use,
Evening star., 1902-09-02
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE

ItchinS, BI1d, Bseedlng or Protrudng Piles. No
Curn, Nc Pay. All druggists are authorised oy
tDe manufacturers Of Pxzo Ointment to refund
money where IL faik to cure any case Of piles
no matter of how long standing. Cures ordinary
iD ss days, the worst cases 10 fourteen days
One sppcatico giyee ease and rest. Relieves Itch
ing instantly. This Is q new discovery and IL tina
only Pile remedy sold on positive guarantee no
cure PC pay. Price. 50c. II your druggist don
Keep IL In stock send 60c. IN stamps and Wa
wilf torwaEd same By mall Manufactured by
PARIS MEDICINE Co, ST. Louis Mo-. who also
laAnufaetare the celebrated cold cure Laxative
eromo ouintae Tahietr. sSl-tu-62t-Ie
Evening star., 1902-09-02
Not Easily Forgot.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Young man. said the minister to the
little boy who was fishing "have you never
heard the commandments Do you not
know you should remember the Sabbath
day?"
well, don't I? Why, / keep remember
in it all week. It's de on'y day sit ter
go fshin.''
Evening star., 1902-09-02
Why She Hesitated.
ebnom the Chicago News.

sSonl the chicago News.
John, that dog annoyed me all night
We'll, why didn't you shoot hin,2 you
have a revolver handy"
know. John, but Ii was bulldog rs-
Yofyer ana ne was a biack-apd tan"
Evening star., 1902-09-02
Explained.

From the Chicago News.
ibid yez hear about Mrs. Muiligau's son
runnp' fer offlee?'
"Ci did not. Phawt koind aY cffico Is he
runnin' fer2'
'aTh' post office He Is a special delivery
bhoy.''
Evening star., 1902-09-02
a Corner In Eegs,

From the Philadelphia Press
THAT old hen just seems to be bursting
with pride" remarked the farmers dog.
'Pridc9 Nothing of the sort It's eggs"
replied the LeghOrn rooster. 'tShe thinks
I she's a iinancier and she's trying to ston
laying until there's rise In price.
Evening star., 1902-09-02
Not Keeping Up.
From the Chicago Tribune.

Mr. Upjohn-I wish you would tell Eath-
leen she cooks her steaks too mucL
Mrs. Tpjohn-"You are three girls laao,
Jchn. The name of the present one IL Mol
Evening star., 1902-09-02
TRADE WITH MANILA
STATISTICS OF THE PHILIPPINES
ISLANDS.
Determined Effort to Invade the In
dustrial Field Indicated-In-
crease Of the Imports.

The trade statistics of the Philippines fol-
the calendar years 1899, 1900 and 1901 as
published by the bureau of insular affairs
OF the War Department, shows a deter
mined effort on the part of the commercial
world at large to invade the industrial field
AFFORDED by the islands. With what sue
cess is shown by the fact that the importa-
tion OF merchandise for the year 1901 es-
lapiishes new record, the value of goods
purchased during this period exceeding that
OF any previous year In the history Of the
archipelago.
Evening star., 1902-09-02

Tobacco was next in value as an export
IN 1901, showing a. healthy increase, which
promises to continue The figures for 1890
and 1900 and 1901 were 81 931 ,253, s., ,201 222
and 81, 621,S41 respectively. There was a
very wide distribution during 1901, the
countries taking the most being Spain, 20
per cent; United Kingdom, % per cent;
Hongkong and Australasia, each, 10 per
cent.
Sugar exports for 1901 show an increased
valuation Of about 100000 more than the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Ksi9zki rozmalte.


kantycz@s. - Pastesaikl R"''
ledy ox{li plo weeeie iuoa v
po domaoh ipiewane........ IS
81: 49,:
Aate'0'.osy ~ l@ "
psse"sfo IS ssrosio... -. SOC
1seseonkowy Ssoss,k lelseo-
aseleiskl ana'e'sso-petskl uso-
eeav. pSses Antoalegs r.1Ys1ase'
wras .,Nsska wynevv an
gieiskle1" =. % W
A!ekseneero CAodf4' Sseva1k fol"
20 An9lelsk' Aae,e's1e-folsxi
moonel o2sewae . ~
sytaiikain'' Ceea......' s4'oo
l;a.nk; n.nh, ~. paro..
dowa fonr.vn.A OK =
"o
Wv56r pis;ni naroaoUyeA. y kt6-
rym Enalduis sle: dumk,. age.
narsss krakowiah. ma.a'V,
p'etni patrye*yssas. v"jec
-
Lirnik Polss;. Z~Awie,a,scy SAT
Dumek. Aryi. Krakow,ak6w i
n,osnek iudovyoh. " mocnei
onraw,e. Ceaa............75 q
R,.ka p;.<n: SS.0;o.o.,xA aoc
'' S
Gratulant orss p,esa vssslne de-
m&odxieho6w i drulb6w. sawie-
rsjecy: Zaprosiny No wesele -
OracYe wsselue 80 Piosaki We
leiae. Ceaa.............. 100
n.... s.: paI..:.1
1~v
49, &C.,, nak,o,n- Kn sx,
- no.o".-s ~
NO.. 500 .IasSrsas 49,
.smi: najoowese wydsnie pana
ssiasku 1.anesn,e inne ..z;wot1
6~,ttychn lax owe pefns.rowaue.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

fOpy OuZ4 arDl1, HtOTa n1e
zawodnie jul tn pozostanie,
aby " potrzebie z~r6ci6 sic
przec.w jakiemus o wleb sill
n. ejszsmu przeclwnlkowi
PETERSBURG. - Nadesz-
ia tn via. cmosc 4e us,iowano
samcrdowat ke. Obplenskiego.
generate gubernatora Cbarko
wa. kt6rry podawaf carow' pla
Nv sguircen,a buntow chop
sk 'ch
M guber1ntora Wilma ge-
oeraia Wahl. dokonano zsma-
eau IA to, 4e. r.,zkazywa' BE )
torturownG ~iezn,o~ pol'tycz-
. ...t.E -. -. ~f-1E=t3N-- ~. .'.t fr-".N -
n Oh miedsy kt6rymi >bv'o
Gle o-6b wyb.tnych W hi
ttouacsy sc. 4.rokit to u.
rozxa.y miniatra spraw ~e~-
oetrznych hr. Plawa.
Wiezi,n'a " Pettersburgu
przer~}u,one.
PETERSBURG - Pred
k,lku dn.ami schwYtano " g..
groGach carskich " letn'e, re-
zydencyi swane) CArskle S'o{o
jakes kobiete pode)rsana 0 "a
mar wvkonianis zamachu. ne
cara ZoaleEiouo pray mel,
s~.etn'e wykonana q bardso
n,ehezpiecsna masEyne piekel :
~ uarv,9 " chustce.
J%k dotad ME zdo}A}a poll.
eva wds,3 kim jest to ko~
beta ktora odma via zlolen.a
)akicbk ol~iek sesash
90
Roo
sev~lt trsebs prsysnat. Re
administrators narodowa v
w ..h,og,on'e podc.as .jego
prezydentury ME jest admi
strscya metodgstowska. Pre-
zydent"w; Roosevelt wssystko
,edno jak'ego kto wysnau,a tat
.. l.tyesoego Xxi rel'g]nego,
b /. pos.ada} ldolnosoi kwali-
6kuj4ce 60 do naletytego
~yp+{uieoia obo w,szk6w ur1e--
du publ csnego. O.tatnio pier
wszym asvstentem generalnego
pocztmistr1a ssmiarowsny so-.
stat Rrbert J. Wayne, kstol'k;
H~:bert Squ'esr. tak&e katolik.
eost.} ~yslsny ma. kube jake
munster Stan6w Zjednoosonych,
a podcz.s pogrsebu sp. Prev.
ks. srcybisxupa Corrigan vie
n'ec ! napieen I'd Pfesy-
deutA'' ,}o&ono ma trumnie
To ns.ywa sie supefaa bes.
tudnnoscis.
NEW YORK. - Wedlt
wykss6w ursedowYch prsyby
10 : Europy do Stanow lied
aocsocyoh = nies'acp mai.
dGe v,eodziesiat tyslecY emf.
annt6w. Jest to najwieksz,
liceba iaka kiedykolwiek by',
Sots3 = wykasaonlh sapisana
Z pomiedsy prsYbyaych ~}ads'
n. Dc,s ~oliiY "a wYladowsni,
46o ps6b kssaty ,u powr6'
sit ne.sssdl.s R6migra,nnoi psrhodl'sI'
nrnAwA1nia ! Austro~ VArier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Leka,x Domoscy csyll niata
y dine spoaoby domowego j, TAME.
90 .eoxenlar oxmaitYoh chor6t 25c

[ KOEHNIA P0LsKO.
Il (Cena 81
cent6w) nalnowsza KSIAAZlK7lAI
KUCHARSKA. n%io1ona przes see
dsiw3 do6wladc,on9 kucharke prey
pomocv kuchArsa hotalowego.
Ksl44ka ia zawlera masterpieces
rozdsiaby: Napoje ZupY. JarzynY,
SalatY Rozmalte potraWy jaJ ]
makl Potrawy miesne. Clelecina,
5kopowina, Wieprzowina, Dr6b,
Zwlerzyna RYby. Rome potrawY
m,ssnA Sosy pieezywa Konnfto-
~ i zadraw7 Leguminy, budynie
l paaztety Lody.
Mode psuienki bardzo szybko
nabieraia wprawY Y kucharzeniu
jekeh praktvknjac v kuohnl. raj
poras zagladajs dc tego znakomi-.
tego kuoharskiego podressni-
Dzsee sayego : not0ego 1sstd-
ssastu Il obrazkaml). .........4Oc.
Dsiejs Narodu RbkiSgo
(J6zefs Oh o OF K 9 & o..
ozdoblene 1icznemi obrazkaml.
Ops tego wszystkiego 90 sic dsialcc
v Polsce cd najdswniejszych osa-
SOW, szczeg6lnle "a kr6l6v poi~
akich, az do lat ostaialch. Acct.
Kasechizm rzymsko.k atolcki (w1ek-
sly " mocnej oprawle...... &
K. j.. Debarbe. T. J.
K9echizm ,zynasko-katozich
Y moonej oprawie.
Hensentars Rlsh (du4y). .25c
Nenenters Aa9y ola. dzlet
rslsk,oh v Ameryoe..........12
Listoscsik ~F,lekO.Am1yka3sks
podrsosmk sawieraj9cy Rauke =
sansa ilstdw i 4otows IVORY list6~
Y wszystkiol prsypadkaoh "
Ola " mocnej oprawle...... 85c
Ssramotyka Neeyhs Polskiego, sskoI.
IA prses Anteniego Ma'ec-
H;storyo &sreoso Zednoczonych O.
odkrycla Amerykl ~ do n"szyc'
czae6w, (proees@o 400 stronac)
W mOonej epraw1s.... 81 90 :
fo;redbsiS Rlsko Aaaielsk,
xsiqzEa ola latwego nauozeD,a .,
10 augioisku 65c,
4of1sne. Ksla&ka do o6w,ecenia
,budowan,a duszv chrse6clansku.
katohckiej. o.yli kr6tki wyk}~.
Leksy1 i Ewsagsi;l % vs.y-tk"
n,edzlele i SWEETS ~r~s ; wyn:
kajso9 st9d eask4 WARY i OBJ:
csaj6w 2ruasswnsm ~xjaSn.-.
MEM roku ko4oislnego. ns]gfo~.
niejssYch obvsed6v ko6o,elnyct
missy swietej, n.bosehstwa DE-
mowego dia ohnrYoh. drov
krsv8ovel jake tel iyo'o<yasn,
Swiesyoh Reask,ch, ososonyc,
nianowless prsss Ind pslska-ka. !.
tetiok,. z I:osasml sbrsxkami
hDoszfaas op!asoae peessa
doA.-... 49,. -......... 20
LKKOTITHlNGELH ne
wssys:k,e Nied.iele i S~.eta ca
lego roka pod&og prsektadu <
Jsl6ba Wsjha +. J st6sswn1+
do Asssla Rsvnskisge vypraco-
vel Re ads 8. Toatoki = potwi4r- )
lsoay prse.Koasys:orsG anas.ln,
aroYbisknp. Ga faishata~??os
ns65A. Ksl@1kan ,,cd wlsl,
lat " oaaej folscs ~ FOL Pru
saklem tax pod hoskalen i
A0stryakiem. Jest y mocae,
opIaw,s 70 ztoaoaym .ytul,kleu'
osdoha4 strsnioe t~y.u}owe.
Kosxtuis kYlk0. ....... $3.50
Hacz ! nayseka,ie Ojcoo SIS. oryl
S,edm Ksiag Aojtesza IS Q
Prxsrukli,oe Bcho Hqby Osta-
teczna3 :. ........ go. ..... 5Uot
Mynhaslasn n0ssy-ten Z due
GIN nosem-r6lne jego dzi~ac,~a
/
GsarnoksifznM Hok,H Rkss-
VII nauka odkrYcia ta]e,nuio
6b csarOvania. 25rt.
M;ektore ksiqsk, nepisane p,zez
X.DRBERNARDA M.SKULIKA:
Podrecsnik Teologn P%as,oralnej 75o
Kielnia Masonska.......... 80 o
VODKA :, p,janstwo.....-.... 20 c
Historya parvfl ss. Jae.a W
Is Sale. Ill.,. 80 Q
o. l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

b0zenstw8 Ola mfOdzlezY szkOl-
....... $50. 10 Q
PERTH do Nabo&enstsoa, ksi4Ika
do nabozenstwa "a czes6 Naj6w,et-
szej Fanny Maryl Nieustajacej POI
mocy. " paradnej oprawie. z4ote
brsegl, : okuoiem aamecs-
klem 80 .
Ani6f Str65, ksiazka do nabo
iehistwa " ozdobnej opraw,s,
biale,ni okfadkami ko6ci s{onio-
vel, se z&oconym brzegiem,
,klamerka st6sowna a
prazen lapannY 70
Ani61 St,6S " psradnej opra~
vie z czarnej sk6ry. z wytloczo-
nym ma okfadce s}ooonYm krzYo
z7kiem, zfocone brzegi. Z klsmer>
k2........... $3.50. 1.UV'
Ani61 Str65 ks,azka do nabo-
.zenstwa ola katollckIe] mfedzieIy
y mniejszym fermacie " vsPa~
nia{ej oprawle z csevvone
go aksamltu, wyh"ozonvm
"a ok&adoe zioconym hrsy1yk'em,
ze z&oconymi brzegami.... 400
Wianek Maryi (Wlsoek ku
&C, Nsjs~,etszej Marvl P.aav) 3
~Yt4oczocyn obrszkien na ek}sd.
&c Z zfoconYm br.eg,ea : 1to-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05
Ksiazki ~powieSciowe.

Piislaea F;storsa . 0rpsisoej Rae-
,ass. .a.o, ksola Anten'nsza ce
sxiza fnteckieggo Kt,nstsnty-
uotois tCsrogrodu,) kthra beiao
Il a~era, r6snss, praes z lata
p1elg,xymHige uielkie utrapitnla
J gsdka cierishsle I neslse sno-
SKA. Cena....-......... Is
H;sssau . s7h1chesaG Magdonie,
cdree kr6ia ; Nespo,n ! . Poo
tree Asesan bsaiam 90
Hssso.ya . Grssoorsss, kt6rt
II lat pokntewaf, prsYkhstY, prsy
akale.. Scot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

" L O BRAC1
GRIESEL = Winonie Y bloku
Pezera, 20 wsaYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w ~nalwiecej piwa
sprsedaia. 3 csego wYnika,
h. piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajIepszem. w
gi6wne, sail q stoiy ! mnogie
krse-la, q nadto osobnY pokoj
dls chcacYch siedIied osob.
no. Luda, y tel, pc starokraI-
krs,ssu urzgdannel obet17
z, ,as V utu. 'ecs mimo
10 sa2:dy esybko dostanie
eso s.seda,i 8 sadowolenisn
sychodi.
FarmsrzT terax Y calem
niesele wygodpie,ssei gospodY
a.e zna;da, jsk u. Griesl6w.a y
aola,scsaei ioh . nlonen
ssr,oeId woE7stko noga kupit
shasta dls kuclnii stelu
~s>4441A~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-05

.Rsstorya o &sdmeu Medrcach. Bar
dxo zajmuiacai powabna powlet6
o F=c..lzanlp IA 5mlerf krhl<-5
wlcza Dyokleuysna !. wyDaw1o-
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COW Wydanle MOVE poprawlone,
Cena-4O @.
Jan Okpis,cia czNi Sowisdrzat.
siynnY swego csasu trefnl6;; lego
flgle ! avantufY. Powles6 ko-
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Wydanl0 move. popraw,one, Z
licznYni obrazkami. Ceha dave
niei As G. teraz tYlko.... 900
zaklsta Dziies0;ica 2 Brodq, civil
Cyrullk zbawca. PrsYgodY her
trama v Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekaweo opowiadanle. 10c
Cksoviek Mocy Powle6c przez Ju-
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francusk,ego (nadawYczaj Gle.
HAWAI-. Cena............ 90 6.
Testament Pioya WAae.ssy ca1-
Ii zamlarv Moskali szawojowal.
cafego ewlata............ 5 ct
Psoroctsoo Mchalay, Kr6lowej
70 saby, l3te; Syb,lli. 15o.
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Zv1oot Genopsty. powie6t moralna
bardzo wzruszal4ca ze starozyt-
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Bolstaso ozyi Daisy Ciag Geno-
wefy, ti6maczenle p.zez ks. Qs-
manskiego 20 c
Eabioza. Powies6 z czas6w przsA
6ladowanla Chrze6cian v roku
800. Napisa} Kardynsi Wiseman.
- l.Chw'le roEejmu. 2. Walks
3 Zwyciaztwo SO c
w moonej oprawle ze zfoconym
tY.ulik'em9.... Is G
Naskinia' posepie*oa. Pow,est prxex
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nj
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