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The Jasper news., 1903-12-17
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The Jasper news., 1903-12-17
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The Jasper news., 1903-12-17

We carry O. full line Sewing Machines the NeW hoyal
a. nd Standard makes, which guarantee tor ~ years
We cordially invite you In
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
Ia szko4a m:

- Ia szko{a ma
zasfuge prawdziwa skoro ma po-
my6lna egzystencye cd roku 1887,
pietna6cie lat, a przez ten przeciag
czasu wykszta}ci}a sta mezczyzn i
dam, a kazde z Mich ma wspania}e
powodzenie. Nowoczesnie i pod}ug
terazniejszego zwyczaju uczono W
tel szkole praktycznej roboty i
melody; czasu ME marnowano: w.
F. A. Woodcock by} zesz}ego roku
" Europe, cd Czerwca, al do Lii
stopada z najlepszym cz}owiekiem
" naszym wzajemnym zawodzie;
W tel szkole otrzymacie wykszta}-
Genie pod}ug najnowszej Amery-
kahskiej i Europejskiej melody.
Zapytajcie sic, albo m6wcie przez
telefon do w. F. A. Woodcock
szko}a zegarmistrzowska, Szko}a
optyczna i rytownicza, Winona,
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
w SOBOTE odbywa1 81

w SOBOTE odbywa} sic
sejm Zjednoczenia pod O..
M. B. Cz. @ 9tej odprawi}
Wiel. ks. proboszcz Pa
cholski msze sw. W asy-
stencyi ks. Jerzego Hanka z
Lowry jako~ diakona i ks. M.
Jastrok z parafii tutejszej sw.
J6zefa jake subdiakona. Po-
tenn %sejmowano cd 10tej z
rama przez pol godziny, pc
pofudniu zaS cd drugiej do
sz6stej godziny. Pomiedzy
innymi u%chwa1ami, zapad}a
tel i ia, jak mas urzedownie
zawiadomiono Re, vWiarus"
ma bye organem urzedowym
Zjednoczenia. My6my o tenn
mic ME wieed;zieehti' 'zatem ME
mogliSmy ma sejmie sic to-
maczyc, lecz obecnie stanow-
czo oSwiadczamy, IL tego
zaszczytu W laden spos6b
przyjac ME mozemy. Zjedno-
genie popierac chetnie be-
dziemy, znajac je jake misty
tucye bardzo POLYTECHNIC lecz
organem urzedowym gazety
naszej uczynic ME mozemy.
Przepraszamy vice naju-
przejm szanowych delega-
tow i przez Mich grupy MALE
lace do. Zjednoczenia, re ME
~przyjmujemy ich }askawej,
lecz ola mas ME mozliwej
oferty. &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
MARYANSKI
Ma ROK 1903.
TRESC KALENDARZA:

93) Prawdziwy przyjaciel [po~-.
osnuta ma tie stosunk6w robo
tniczych z rycinami].
24) Pijahstwo, suchoty, zbrodnia,
[artykul].
25) Djabe} " koszu [humoreska Z
ilustracyami].
9e) Ch}opski dowcip Chumoreska]
27) Rady dotyczsce zdrowis.
2s) Marya Konopicka Nv Is rocz-
nice piracy literaekiej przez II.
Sienkiewicza z rysina].
29) Obcinanie drew owocowyeh
wysoko p6lwysokoPisnnych.
so) Rozrywki v wolnych chwilach
L rycinam;.
31) Zarty i dowcipy.
s2) Kiedy bieda to do lydia [szkic
ilustrowany].
33) Dodatki: kalendarz scienny du-
~ i maiy; Jedyny prawdziwy
wizerunek Jezusa Chrystusa
wedlug fotografi sw. cafunu "
Turynie; Kr6lowa niebios, o.
braz ~kolorowy; Herb Polski
porozbiorowej w~ykonczony Eli
cznie tolerant; Chrystus ivy
ciezca, obraz alegoryczny Pol
ski porozbiorowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

~ Notatki kalendarzowe
y Opisy cudownych obraz6w, Ma
tiki Boskiej i Pana Jezusa "
naszej ojczyznie - Polsoe.
3 Bog z nami (s}owo wstepne).
~ Hymn do Najs. M. P. (wiersz)
s. Ojciec sw. Leon XIII [portret].
s. Testament OLGA sw. Leona XIII.
y Wiersz OLGA 6w. Leona XIII.
81 O6m bogos1awienstw [wiersz].
81 Pax vobiscum [powie6c z pier
wszych czas6w chrzescianstwa
10y Precz ze xbytkiem [artykul].
ny Przygody wojenne [~ilustracya].
12) Wazne odkrycie = rycina].
1s) R6zaniec [wiersz].
l4) Napady Tatar6w [powiest hi
storyezna z rycinami].
15) o palmie [legenda].
le) Noe Bozego Narodzenia leg.
~ Marya pocieszycielka pfawdzi-
wych [zdarzenie prawdziwe].
1s) Prosba o natchnienie wiersz].
le}. Skuteczna modlitwa rozmySla-
ME ola dusz poboznych].
2o) Gawedy 0 starych dziejach [po-
czatki history Polski z rycin.
2l) R6zyczka [piekna powiastka].
s2) Pospiesz do krzyza wiersz].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
Pan J6zef n. Te-
szlewicz bedzie kole.
ktowal " tych dniach !,
" Milwaukee Wis.
Chicago III.
WIADOMOSCl


w NIEDZIELE s}yszelis-
my dwie pierwsze zaPowle-
die. Zenia sic p. Jan Kolter
z parma Marta Gromowska
i p. August Rydel z Jane
stown W North. Dakocie z
parma Anna Kegowska z WI
nony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

w SRODE O. 9tej odpra-
viii sic pogrzeb SIP. Andrzeja
Pawlaka. Sp. Andrea pocho-
dill z Poznahskiego. PREY
6mierci liczy1 lat 70, a
umar1 ma @aczna chorobe z
reumatyzmfieml, astmy i zapa-:
lenia pluc. Pozostawi} zone
staruszke i syna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
Severy pigufki przeciw

Severy pigu}ki przeciw zazie
bieniu, lecza zaziebienie g}owy
albo la-grippe " jednym dniu. w
poFeczeniu z Severy balsam na p}uca,
Jest to w}asciwe lekarstwo ma ka
szel, gardfo, astme wszelkie cho-
roby pfuc. Cena ESQ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
SEM vi.
~Zjednoczenfa Pol. RI. Kat.
pod opieka NJ. Boskiej q.

Dnia 8 stycznia 1908, roz-
pocza1 sic W Winonie, Mimi,
Sejm Zjednoczenia Polsko-
Rzymsko-K atolickiego pod.
opleka Matki Boskiej Czesto-
%chowskiej. Posiedzenie Cd
bylo sic W dolnej hall koscio-
Ia sw. Stanis1awa Kostki.
Sejm rozpoczal sic uro-
czystem naboze6stwem Dele
gael zebrali sic 0 godzinie
Sci W sail poczem udali sic
ma naboze6stwo. Delegation
obecnych by}o % i zarzad.
Pc nabozehstwie rozpoczeto
sesye; komitet sledczy zda1
sprawozdanie z rewizyi ksia-
EEK, kt6re by}y W dobrym
porzadku, wykaza1e sic, re
po op}aceniu wszelkich wy
datk6w przez rok ca1y POGO
sta1o W kasie got6wki
$3.130,84. Poczem delegaci
uchwalili ably obra6 komitet
z Sch, kt6ry :ma .pracowac
mad powiekszeniem :Zjedno-
czenia. Komitet sic sklada z
cz1onk6w nustepujacych: Leo
nard Reszka, August Glubka,
| Jan Herek.
Dc .Zjednoczenia beda
| przyjmowani tylko cz}onko-
vie lub Towarzystwa re Sta
nu Minnesota.
Wyplata %posmiertna POGO
sta1a nadal tax jak przedtem:
$800.00. Pc zmar}ym cz}onku
l$500.00; pc zmar}ej zonie
cz1onka $500. Gdyby smiert
nastapila W przeciagu dw6ch
miesiecy pc przyjeciu cz1on-
ka, wtenc%as kasa wyp}aca
tylko po1owe zwyczajnego
posmiertnego.
Pc wszelkich uchwa1ach i
malych poprawkach konsty-
tucyi, przystapiono do wy
boru urzednik6w ma rok
1903:
Wiel. ks. Prob. J. Pacholski
Kapelan lied; Oh. Tom. Po-
dolski Prezydent; MARGIN
Kulas Vice-Prezydent; Jan
Rymarkiewicz sekr, gen; Jan
Wiczek, Kasyer; Antoni Gle
ran i Michal Bambenek
opiekunowie kasy.
Poczem sejm by1 odroczo-
ny przez Wiel. ks. J. Pa
cholskiego ma nieograniczony
czas.
Pojedy6czy cz}onkowie hub
Towarzystwa, chcacy przy-
staple do Zj&d., a kt6rych
bardzo pragnie@y i prosimy
do mas NIGGA sic zg1osic do
sekretarza %gl6wnego
Jana Rymarkiewicza
us E. 9Th Str.
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
II pONTEDZTAfEK

w ~PONIEDZIAkEK ma
posiedzeniu miesiecznem To-
warzystwa, sw. Kazlmlerza
Kr6lewicza uchwalono dac
dzieciom po FIR. Racy, kt6ry
dfuzszy czas. by} cz}onkiem
tego Towarzystwa rs dol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
PEWIEN farmer

PEWIEN farmer z Wis,
consinu jadac wieczorem z
Winony do domu, Q malo co
ME zostal zabity ma krzyzow-
CO Bluff Siding, przez po-
Gag kolei North Western,
gdy ~lokomotywa uderzy1a
tylna Geese SAM. Pociag lie
moznosci jak napredzej "a
trzymano, maszynista sic
wr6cil, W mysli il zabi1
~czlowieka, lecz znalaz} far
mera j jego konie wcale ME
uszkqdzone, tylkso SAME zu-
pelnie potluczone zostaly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

PAN Teodor i J6zef Wy
socki z Mimic N. D. przyje-
chali do krewnych do Vino
ny, ztad udali sic do Arcadia
odwiedzic siostre pania Cy-
sewska i jej meza. PAM Cy-
sewska swego brata J6zefa
przez wiele lat ME widzla1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

Jak Z powyiszego widzimy, kalendarz Maryanski ma rok 1908 pod
wzgledem tresci ME ma sobie r6wnego. Ko nam zaS prze6le $l.5o na
gazette, i 5 centdw n a przesy}ke kalendarza, poslemy mu go jake prezent.
J. DERDOWSKA, 500 E. 3d Str. Winona, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

11AAlA.NS - 800 =
Cdreczka j matka % zdrowy czego
wszyscy zyczemy.
z BAY 7 Mich.
w tym nowym roku 1908, sle
Sep, ze szczerego serca zyczenia
noworoczne.
Przedewszystkiem zycze ca9ej
tutejszej Polonii mi}ej zgody mi
}osci ~braterskiej.
Wielebnemu ks. Proboszczowi
Edwardowi Kozlowskiemu zycze~-
ably doczekal sic blogich owoc6w Z
swojej pelnej poswiecenia piracy
mad udoskonaleniem powierzonych
swojej opiece dusz oraz zdrowla
najd}uzszego po~myslnosci.
Wiel. ks. Piechocie, "a zycze-
MIA noworoczne " ostarnia niedzle-
le, zyczymy mu nawzajem przez
1amy Wiarusa", tego samego cze-
go nam zyczy}, oraz wszystkiego,
czego SERGE jego sobie zyczy, a
szczeg6lnie d}ugiego zycia, wsrod
mas calej parafii.
Wielb. nasxym Siostrom ma
uczycielkom - ably. wychowane
przez ME nasze pokolenie sprawi@o
I'm i rodzicom polskim pocieche,
a ca1emu sp6}eczenstwu polskiemu
pozytek zaszczyt.
Towarzystwu Narodowemu ably
wzros1o do $50 czfonk6w a, zarazem
zgody ~braterskiej.
Ko}u Polskiemu ably v
nadchodzacym roku odegra}o lC
sztuk teatralnych
Chorom DEVON i Kalina- ably
W przysz}ym roku urzadzi}y II
koncert6w.
Panu Piotrowi i B. oraz Gale!
familii Niedzielskich, zdrowia
szczescia " i~nteresie.
Panu Dardas i Sikorskim do
brego Interest," i zdrowia.
Panu Fir. Gwizdale szczescia,
a szczegolnie ozenku.
Tutejszemu Zjednoczeniu -
ably wzrastalo podw6jnie, ale ably
ME przyimowa}o ludzi bez WARY dc
siebie.
Sejmowi ~przysz}emu, obrad
lpomydlnych.
Fannie Maryi Zarebownie i ca
lei familii zawsze r6zowego mi}ego
humoru i sprzedazy pare set kaPe'
luszy.
Panu J. Zielinskiemu, Fir.
Szramie i Panu w. Kabat, szcze-
6liwych dni zycia dobrego intere-
su.
Panu Janowi Slazinskiemu ably
we wytrwalosci swej pozostaf do
Sejmu tutejszego Zjednoczenia, ;
ably zmiazdzyi }eb hydro jak to
uczynil ma Sejmie ostatnim.
Panu Fir. Kluczyckiemu, w.
Korpus i ]. Muszynskiemu, ably
interes szedf jak najpomy6lniej oraz
zdrowia i szczescia.
Panstwu J. Lesnik, jak maj
rychlejszego potomstwa.
49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
Zap}acili "a Wiarusa
o-@p

Wiel. ks. W. Raszkiewicz 1.50
Andrea Janiszewski $50
w. Nowak, 1.5O
T. Remerowski $50
Wojciech Grajczyk $50
Free Public Library 100
Mrs. R. Bogacz $50
Jan Golinski 1855
Jan Ko1a 1.55
Franciszek Eikman $50
J. Kuczkowski doSt.P Paul $50
Andrea Horent 800
Pollock 1.50
|Tomasz Podolski 1.5O
Jak6b Stanis}awski $50
Wincenty Gliszczyhski 1.50
Apolinary Watkowski $50
Franciszek Potrac $50
Jan Breska 1.5O
lJ6zef Blahoski 1.55
Jan Stake $50
Roman Cierzan $50.
Wojciech Panka 1.55
Antoni Bujewski 1.55
MARGIN Kowalak 1.55
Ignacy Lasa 1.55
Jan Czapiewski 1.50-
Mikolaj Sieracki 1.5O
Izydor Szczepaniak 1.50
IJ6zeI Sieracki 1.50.
lJuliusz Becker Is
August Miloch 1.5O=
;J6zef Klulk 1.50
lPiotr stepczy6si 1.5O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08
POsZukiWanie.

Tyma, zamieszka}y W Chi:
.ago, p%oszukiwany jest VI
waznym interesie
Jana Stake
No. 866 E.. King Str.
Winona MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

PAM Biernacka zanaesz-
kaia pod numerem 315 Man Man
kate ave, upadla tax nie e'
oze6liwie Is zlamala ,noge
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

DOCH0D ma tutejszej
poczcie byl znacznie wick
CIV " roku 1902 niz W po-
nrzednich DO wynosi1
S47,988.97 W roku 1901 by
10 $4O,15O.21 dochodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

70 dwutygodniowych wa
kacvach " szkolach parafial-
nych i public,znych nauke
IA nowo rozpoczeto " po-
niedzialek 5go Stycznia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-08

Il. GkEN VlLLE, -. u.
Mech przynios kto chco} ale
przyniesone Jest, a to wien czas
kedy to jusz gwiostka rozmaite pre-
zenta roznosy, cos zaklekotafo mad
domem panstwa Leona Brzeski; on.
wybieg patrzec co by to mogfo bye
asz slyszy CLOS ktosz wo}o tata: on
spieszy W te strone q tn c6reczka
czerstwa, zdrowa jak ryba rece do
niego wycagga, . on Sc tax ucszeszyyf
i ia xabral re soba. w domu go
SO pitaly kto to przynios cry Bocan
CIV pwiostka ale on: ME mogfem
roxpoznac ale mnie SO tam nieroz-
ohodzy kto przynios czy Bocan cry
gwiostka mech przyrios kto chool
prxyniessone jjesta . bym tego.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-18
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
COMING IN GRAND STYLE
Local Order Takes Advantage Of Regatta TO Bring Royalty and
Nobility Of Us Ranks to Assist at Initiation Of
Sixy.Three Neophyes

The Woodmen Of the World are to
nss the language Of the craft. saving
wood. They are arranging every fca-
tore VI their pnrt IN the regatta with
rnch care and attention as 10 assure its
complete success The vanguard OF
their Visiting 1clghbors commenced arr
irving yesterday, IN the persons OF sew
sral "ehoppcrs' frsm Seattle aud Tia
ssins. Head banker G. V. Cooper and
VIM Reidt accompanied by many other
Portland wpodmfn viii arrive today,
Mr. Cooper handles mere money than
any other fratrrnal order man In the
west His accounts show receipts and
disbursements OF over three millions OF
dollars of Woodmen money annually,
Mr.. teidt Is one Of the coast leaders
~ the order, lie Is the presiding officer
~ Webfoot camp Of Portland, which
lodge contains over 1900 members and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-18

Remember that nfty fowls good breed
well kept, will produce more eggs than
one hundred neglected, no matter what
the breed may be.
Here Is the latest idea Of real es-
tate advertising. A man will take a pic
ture Of farms. have stereoptlcan views
made and then go from town to town
showing his country. 1t In certainly a
novel plan.
Quick returns is one of the advant-
ages of handling poultry. For the be-
ginner 1t is better than berries or fruit.
Not season passes without some re-
turn. A first-class hen will furnish 100
eggs per year for use or for sale.
Ritzville, Washington. with popu-
Iation of only 1900 is the largest local
wheat market in the United States.
1t annually ships on an average OF
l,750,0o0 bushels of wheat. This town
has no elevators. The grain is threshed
into bags and piled alongside the rail-
road until it can be loaded into cars.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-18

department. The Woodmen viii erect
their display across the strcct tonight
and tomorrow forenoon. They will en-.
ter the parade tomorrow and the differ
cnt companies Of the uniform rank will
present n series OF drills IN fancy mill
taiy ev0lntions on the Van Dusen
grunds These events are scheduled for
$3.50 +. N, Aa these knights OF the AK
are saii 10 be the best drilled bodies of
men in fancy military tactics ON the
coast. much interest has followed the
announcement OF their coming and
their exhibition will bc one well worth
being seen by our people.
This viii close the woodmen exer-
cises as far aa the general public Is
concerned, but In the evening the
moat interesting partS win occur.
At $3.50 they will hold their brcat ban.
qiet This hour has been chosen In Or
der TO allow those going OH the Potter
al . u tomorrow evening an opportun-
ity of enjoying Astoria woodmen hos
pItality before their departure.
Following the banquet the ini.
ualion win be held. alxiy-three neo-
phyltes will be led through the winding
paths leading to the innermost part
Of the mysterious forest OF Perfected
woodcfan. The ceremonies Of this or
der are Haid 10 be particularly bcauti-
ful, abouudIng as they do with wood
lore and expressions and incidents
peculiar 20 the forest. ON this occaa-
Ion the service will be simply sublime,
for II Is 10 be presented by u picked
team from Portland aud who, II In
claimed, present drama which In new
or forgotten by the initiate. The large
majority OF this class of candidates
viii be for Astoria camp. A few how
ever. are from Seaside and win form
the nucleus Of new camp 10 be In
s:itulej in that beautiful suburb OF
Astoria IN the near futur.
wooDMEN CARNIVAL BEGINS
Among the royal personagcs who win
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-18
For the Farmer

Lard is the most economical aalassi
fat.
A harne.s-broten zebra !. ~sr,A
$4,000,
Worn ont mix pans max. ME. mesa.
for hens.
Printing paper Is now made q cor.
stalks.
There are 1900 varieties of the rice
grain known. Of which 30 Or more Ars
cultivated.
Some use baked corn meal for tho
chicks Mixed with milk II makes 4
good ration.
Do not refuse to make an allowances
for your wife, II you expect her to make
allowances for you,
Feed your land well and II wiz, faea
you well in return. Nature Is always
ready to meet us half way.
Boys, don't be afraid Of making 4
friend OF your father. He was once
bny. He will understand.
Little trouble may be anticipated
from mites II plenty Of ashes are fur
nished for them to dust themselves.
A cement floor for the COW stable n
a sanitary floor. It should be more or
less rough to prevent the COWS from
slipping.
The beds OF peas in Colorado some
times include as many as 1000 acres,
and there Is one bed exceeding In size
$500 acres.
1t is said that one pound OF oyster
shell will furnish lime for the shells
of about seven dozen eggs. II costs
one cent per pound.
Wisconsin's most valuable crop Of
hay. Last years production was worth
s36.000.Ooo. The oat crop was next
in valpe at 100000.
II is not known how long a sowing
of alfalfa win last. A patch planted
in Texas in 1868 is still producing and
Is thus thirty-five years old.
II is regarded by some as an ex-
pensive experiment to grow thorough
bred chickens from eggs. They advise
buying manufactured stock.
The dandelion produces 1900 seeds
per plant: shepherds pulse $1,000;
thistle 5000; cifamomiIe 1s.OOO: bur-
dock 5000 and the common pIanaia
44.Ooo.
II is said that 1o.5O0,oOO people are
employed on the farms Of America.
Nobody appears to be able to explain
why they have not gone to the charms
Of fiat life in the cities.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-18
CORONATION GOWNS ARE
GORGEOUS AND ARTISTIC
Rich SILKS and Satin Velvet Ermne. Dainty Lace and Handsome
Trimmings Used in the Modistes Creation Of
the Royal Robes

One OF the pleasant features Of the
regatta that win linger long In the
memory OF the ladies Will be the bcau-
tifuI gowns and robes that Queen Fran
ces will wear during her brief reign
over the city. TO say that these gar
ments are gorgeous 10 but to express In
feeble language the rich and costly
creations OF the modlste's art that have
been made by the royal tailor. Tire
artistic elegance OF the entire wardrobe
cannot be adequately described; 1t
must be seen to be appreciated. AS
torIa is noted for It's beautiful women.
and the functions that are feature
of the social life OF the city each season
are always attended by beautifully
gowned women. Miss Thomas has been
provided with gowns that are 1T to
grace the most brilliant function ever
held in the United States. She wifi be
-aaueen TO whom every visitor and resi-
dent will be proud 10 pledge allegiance.
Her sweet disposition; her regal bear
Ing, ana winsome manner combine 10
endear her TO the hearts OF all.
The robes that Miss Thomas VIII wear
at her coronation are delightful to gaze
upon. The skirt is Of white satin,
1raped with exquisite white lace, trim
med with silver that scintiilates In the
sunshine like the glitter OF crystal. It
will be worn with a train OF purple
velvet, IL feet long, lined with white
satin and trimmed with royal ermine
ana silver star applique. This Is to
be worn with a beautiful bodice, trim
med with silver: with this costume
Queen Frances will wear collar Of the
Queen Elizabeth period, trimmed with
pearls and silver lace.
The court dress, that will be worn at
the regatta ball on Wednesday evening
aud again at he public reception at the
home OF Mrs w. o. Wilkinson on Thurs
day night. Is designed after the court
dresses OF modern Europe. The bodice
is cut low, with elbow sleeves: the
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Erac" the regatta with their presence,
slx will be queens who have reigned
during the present year over woodmen
of the World carnIvals which have been
held In Grants Pass. Corvallis, Ashland.
Dallas. Portland and chehalis. To-
geiher with other carnival queens from
different cities OF the northwest, they
VIII grace the throne Of Queen Francis
with their presence and win make the
coronation the most royal and elaborate
ever held on the coast.
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PREACHER ROUGHLY USED
MAN or GOD MAKES REMARKS UNcoMpLI.
MENTARY TO WOMEN AND IS pUBucLY
REpRImANDED

New York. August 17.--Because he
made q reference which the crowd con-
sidered uneompIimentary to two women
who were listening to him. the Rev.
Maxwell r. Johnstone, an evangelist.
who holds open air meetings at Twenty
third street and Fifth avenue, was In
terrupted by several men, who started.
10 mob the preacher. and who only de-
sisted when a half dozen policemen In
ierfered. The minister was standing on
small box which was kicked from un-
,icr him and he nearly fell down.
lie was jostied and pushed about
and his make-shift pulpit was kicked
through the streets. No one attempted
TO strike the minister. however. and the
police finally rescued him. Meantime.
the women, who appeared to be refined
persons. had fled from the scene.
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the skirt is made OF fluffy, silver
spangled material ovc= whlte satin, and
the train 10 Of rich white brocade silk.
lined with pale blue satin and trimmed
with ermine and iridescent applique
and pearls The crown Is after the style
Of the era Of Queen Anne. set with
pearls and brllliants.
And then there is wealth Of petit
coats and furbelows. and all the soft
linen that delight the feminine eye. The
shoes and gloves and hats are dreams
Of 10y, everything being truly fit for a
queen TO wear. The wardrobe Ia un-
doubleday one Of the most gorgeous
ever designed by an Oregon modiste.
and II Queen Frances is not the enyied
OF her sex during the regatta 1t will
be because the women Of Astoria, es-
pecially the young women, are prouder
Of their queen than they are ambitious
to possess such dainty garments.
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The only thing that walks back from
the grave with the mourners and re-
fuses to be buried is character. This
Is true. What man is, survives him.
II can never be buried. 1t stays about
the home when his footsteps are heard
no more. 1t lives In the community
where he wa known. Hence we
should take care 10 build into our char
acter only beautiful things.
One writer says that divorce would
be entirely done away with II married
couples were compelled to live three or
four blocks apart, and could see each
other only by sneaking up an alley and
going In the back way after dark. We
are inclined to think there Is some
thing practical in this plan. There are
a lot OF men, both married and single,
whose past experience would fit them
for model husbands.
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OLD PUBLISHER DEAD.

Philadelphia, August 17.--Moses Pol
ock, said to be the oldest publisher and
bookseller in the United States. Is dead
at his home here. He was born in 1917
and spent So years in the book business.
Most Of the great American Libraries
were indebted to his collections.
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Ccss;slIN
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IL The largest fra,ernai order lodge In
oregon, Each gentleman is accompan-
led By his wife and family and win re-
MsIh several days.
herman schnde. clerk Of Portland
camp In another of the orders promin-
snt nlrn who will arrive today, Mr.
sehsde was selected By the woodmcn
to make tho distributions OF It's con-
~lhut,d funds Cor the Hcppner suffer-
syr.
Ths main body of choppers" viii ar
rive tomorrow, Col. ]. G, Jones OF the
rrs, Regiment. Uniform Rank W, O.
". viii have charge Of the contingent
tssethsr With three companies OF his
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Sleepieseness Is usually brought
about by mental excitement Think Of
Yourself as being something inanimate
IA paper weight or a log. Relax your
muscles and then you Will go to sleep
and rest.
What We ordinary mortals need Is
a harchsaded romp now and then.
getting away from the check reigns and
release from the machinery In which
we no the tread mill all the rest of the
year.