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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-20
4Ver's
Naiir i 1)igo1'

Have you lost your hair? It win
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color and gloss of youth. In brief,
there is NO condition, short of abso-
lutte destruction of the roots, in
which As er's Hair Vigor will not
produce iuxuriant hair.
Do not be deceived by cheap imita-
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Make sure you get AYERS Hair
Vigor.
P-oared BY Dr. j. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass. U.S.A
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-20
EAGLE CLEANING AND
DYEING WORKS.

z.ADIES AND GENTS CLOTHING
CLEANED AT LOWEST
PRICES.
Esst Street. opposite Star BLOCK
Phone White 9xs1-
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-20

HoLLIsTER DRUG CO.. AGENTS
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-20

r-oared by Dr. j. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass. S.A
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
Mixed Pnth 20 Hnnnineas

How nice and fit you look this morn.
ing! You always look so fresh after
shave" said Myers to his wife as
he entered the breakfast room.
How pretty that little house dress is
that you have on she answered. with
smile.
What on earth are you two people
talking aboutr' inquired the friend
who was visiting them.
you see. we read an article In n mag
azine supplement once, entitled Rec
ipe For Continuous Honeymoon. -"
said Mrs. Myers. 1T gave list of
The phrases that husband and wife
should say 10 each other every morning
before breakfast. George was so tickled
with the idea that he cut them out and
pasted them on the doors Of our respec-
tive bedrooms. We were 10 use one of
the Phrases every morning. But il hap
pencd that he pasted the two sections
exactly wrong, so that the husbands
list was on my door and the wlfe's on
his. And now when he comes jn and
says to me. You don't know how well
that waistcoat sets off your great deep
chest answer. What n dear. Iovable
gttle thing yOu arer That's the answer
We have lot Of fun out OF II. Great
scheme. isn't itT'-New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
POLLY'S
MASQUERADE
BY BELLE MANDATES
Copyright, 1906, By Beatrix Reade

"Hlllman! Hillmanr Justify called
the brakeman, thrusting open The ear
door as the train slackened
Two Of the passengers were reused
from a state OF passivity by this an
nouncement and. gathering their be.
longlngs FASTENED out into the cold
night. One was young girl With a
city bred air ana appointments: the
other, man distinguished In appear.
ance. They 10th looked Overwhelmingly
about them as the train slowly pulled
out
This doesn't look like my recollec-
lions of Hillman. said the girl. looking
about the small, deserted station
1T isn't Hillman" said the man de
cidedly What station is this?" he
asked as Il railroad employee came ont
of the depot
'"Ihlsf This Is Rollins. Hlllman is
six miles beyant-next stop, except the
siding"
The two passengers looked at each
other In mutual dismay. The girl spoke
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
THE POPULAR Bird
The Crop OF Quail in Southern MI.
nois Large--Piea For Their
Protection.

Hiram II. Shepard. writing about
The most popular game bird in Sun
days Globe Democrat, says In part.
When unmolested by hunters
quails breed very rapidly. The sal
ttary game laws and the especially
good quail law in Illinois, which per-
mits the shooting of this most favor
tie game bird for only few weeks
in autumn, have left enough parent
qnails over the winter so that this
seasons crop is large one.
Everywhere in Southern Illinois
The Bob Whites whistle can be
heard It is a charming note, and
one which we hope will never die
Que or decrease II adds charm TO
rural life, and means prosperity to
farmers, for it has been demonstrated
beyond question that the quail is one
or our most useful bids in the de-
struction Of noxous insect life. es
peclally that of the dreaded chinch
bug, which annually in Illinois
damages corn, oats and wheat TO the
=.
by careful government experiments
the examination Of the crops Of quails
II has been found that the ratio of
grain To noxious insects which they
eat Is very small and that their value
to farmers and gardeners is almost in
estlmable. In the face of these con.
crete facts ii is a wonder that a think.
ing public would permit their killing
at any season.
June. July and August is the nest |
ing season for quails. During July |
per maps more quails are hatcher than |
at any other time Quails nest on the |
ground in nest built of grass and the |
stems and leaves of weeds and other
field plants. During July the ground
IS warm, hence their incubation Is
more sure. The parent bird is often
frightened from the eggs and com.
PEELED TO remain away for a consider.
able length Of time 50 that the heat
If July soil keeps them warm while
she Is away. The number of eggs laid
n a'nest is large. ranging from ten
o twenty five; some report even
arger number. Incubation is almost
perfect, SO that parent quails almost
Always take off a large hatch-ffteen
0 twenty is about the usual number.
The percentage of fertile quail eggs
would put 10 shame the most expert -
:
This season, for various reasons,
robably because ii has been so dry Il
as been a very favorable one for
uails. Some of the Young broods
re already out and growing finely"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
Lifting with the FIurers

Did you ever see a man lifted from
the floor with the index fingers Of four
or five personsf II is not hard Ia do
IL the effort Is made with perfect
unanimity. Five persons can very east
ly raise a man with only seven fingers
II the subject II not too heavy Let
two persons STOPPING down place their
Index fingers under the feet. Two 9th
ers. with one finger each. will raise the
elbows. A fifth will raise the chin
with one finger total. seven fingers
When all are In readiness let each take
a long. full breath. and all together
One, two. three. raise.T When the Of
fort to be put forth is only Of short
duration there is considerable muscular
force in the fingers. ard II IS not
strange that the united power Of seven
Fingers should overcome the dead
weight Of a person Of 100 to 100
pounds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
MISUSE OF LABELS
ST. Louisan Fined For Changing
Brands on Bottled Beer--im-
portant Decision.

Jacob, alias James Goldgraber. sa
loonkeeper of $500 Market street, st
Louis, Mo-, recently indicted by the
grand jury for using Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser labels, taken from empty
bottles and putting them on bottles
containing beer brewed by other brew
ers and selling same as Budweiser,
was convicted and fined 500 in Judge
Moores court.
The case was vigorously prosecuted
by Campbell Cummings and is the
first of several similar proceedings
in which he will appear for the brew
cry The case was begun Monday
and continued Tuesday until the jury
went out at S:30 p. M. Within an
hour and half verdict of guilty
was returned against Goldgraber. but
Henry Stelman, who was co-defend-
ant was discharged.
The evidence showed that Goldgrab
er owns the saloon and that Stelman
is employed as a bartender. The cen
tention of the AnheuserBusch Brew
ing Associations attorney was that
his client suffered much annoyance
aud pecnniary loss by the practice
of some saloonkeepers of substituting
"Budwelser" labels for those of cheap.
or grades OF beer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
OLMSTEAD.

! Much interest Is excited In the com
ing suit against c. A. Peters our hard
ware merchant for selling a carpenter
a spirit level containing 12 drops of
! pure wine. He will be hanged if found
guilty.
Capt. Kinse, our ship carpenter, has
secured a good job on boat at Cairo.
Tile ball game between Olmstead
and Mounds resulted in favor of DIM.
stead. Score G to 3. The game was fast
and interesting.
II has been figured out that things
will run smooth in Olmstead as soon
as we get few oil well, in fun blast
When we have whiskeq we want a
dry town, and when the town goes
dry we want whiskey. Some people
don't know what in the hello they
want.
Miss Blanche King lost a gold watch
and chain between the railroad and
Fowler Landing on Wednesday. A
suitable reward TO the finder.
The Olmstead team went to Grand
Chain on Sunday the 10th to play the
Grand Chain team.
A mink made Grandma Smith a
visit few nights since and quickly
killed twenty-five chickens of the fry.
ing size kind.
The Modern Woodmen Of America
will give a big picnic at Lovers
Leap August 18th. Some of the prize /
are bound to make you laugh. |
and then the Woodmen always do give |
a boss picnic.
Miss Jennie Riddell, Of Chicago is
here for few weeks visit with her
mother.
Carl Peters has gone 10 Anna TO sea
sister who is III.
Squirrels are very plentiful in the
fields along the river and many of our
boys have a potpie of them quite fire.
luenfly
DR.. j. A. Hale Of Alto Pass. is at
ending a child of John Spence. and
il.o one Of c. A. Kraatz. Both cases
Ire of a serious nature.
Mrs. r. l.. Sheehan and children. of
afro. have returned after a three
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs.
Dan McDaniels Of this village.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
HOLO-UPS FIRED
On the Italians When They Refused
to Give Up Money But the ltaI
ans Routed Them.

White Plains, N. Y, Aug. 12.-Fivc
armed men today attempted to hold
up camp of fifty Italian laborers at
Almond. The raiders announced with
flourish of revolvers that they had
come to collect $40 from each of the
laborers for the black hand society.
The Italians who were employed In
road building drew knives and pre-
pared to defend themselves, where.
upon he raiders opened fire and
wounded three men seriously. They
then decamped without Securing &
dollar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
SPREcKLES'S MANSION.
Which Was Razed BY the Frisco
Disaster. To Be Restored.

San Ffancisco. Aug. 12.-The Claus
Sgicckels mansion on Van Ness ave
.nu2 to be restored al an expcl T.
ture of sSO0.OO0 within a year. Before
the fire the Spreckles mansion was
one of the most pretentious homes in
America.
The Fire commission yesterday ap.
proved a recommendation of Chief
Shaughnessy. fayoring the establish
ment at the earliest date Of an auxili-
airy salt water system. so planned a.
TO protect the business portion of the
city.
Colyin b. Brown. of this city. is In
New York to open an eastern bureau
OF the California Protection commit
tee In the Waldorf Astoria. He repre-
sent the central body of California
merchants and agriculturalists. with
offices here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
CHILDREN DROWN
When Launch Strikes Sunkcn Loo and
Capsized-Four Dead; -Four
Narrowly Escape.

Winepeg, Man. Aug 12.--Four emil
dren RANGING in years from - 10 70
were drowned by the capsiziug f \
gasoline iauleh ma Riyer Park ,his
afternoon. thee %: tie victims were
children of CITY Clerk BeOwa. tho &C
cident was cause ~ the crais ST. X.
ing a sunken log.
-Four other occupants nf the launch.
including Mrs. Brown. had narrow as
capes from death and were only re.
suscitated after several hours hard
work on the part Of the d1ators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13

swEARs!"
first. She spoke one word, and that Il
mans word. The railroad employee
looked shocked. but the other man up
peareil relieved.
Thank you very much" he said.
You voice my sentiments exactly.
Our common misfortune should allow
US TO waive all ceremony and conven-
tionality. My name Is John Winters.
have recently taken up my abode in
| Hillman.v
Mine Is Polly Lester" she said
frankly, land | am only going TO Hill
man to visit. | trust will never take
up my abode there"
1T isn't an enticlng spot" he adj
mltted, mughing. when can we get
train to Hllman?" he asked Of the
railroad employee.
Not till tomorrow morning"
Then we must drive there. | pre-
sumo there is no livery here, but there
must be some one who viii drive us
over"
Il guess Hank Inns the barkeep.
would take you over IN his automobile.
I'll see"
He returned shortly with the bar
keep and Il runabout. John Winters
made bargain with him for the trip.
and as Polly climbed to the seat beside
him he said:
Il have some good news for you. Ii
seems our train meets the western ex-
press three miles from here. and that
train Is reported late. so we can over
take our train and continue our way as
we started"
Polly quite enjoyed this little adven- !
ture. She always did have a weakness |
and tendency for adventures. She |
chatted freely with her new acquaint- /
ance. She was almost sorry when they |
overlook and boarded the sldetracked |
train. receiving apologies from the |
brakeman and grins from the passen- |
gers. Polly and John Winters contin- |
ued their chatter until they approached
Hillman. Then she said abruptly:
"Hillman is a small place. and people
have narrow views regarding proprle-
ties. Ii would be as well II we got off
singly and separately and meeting. as
we doubtless will. as strangers"
Certainly You are right" agreed
going forward to the smoking
car
Polly was met and whsked away TO
the one hack by splnster aunt.
Has Hillman changed much-any
new people moved in since was last
here, Aunt Corneliaf" asked Polly de-
murely as they were unpacking her
luggage.
'Oh. yes. Hillman Is growing fast |
Lots Of people aud we've got q new /
a city fellow"
What's his name:- demanded Polly.
cooking up iateresledly.
The Rev Mr.. Winters
Oh gasped Polly feebly. bending
'ver refractory box cover. What
Ices he look likey'
Il am ashamed 10 say I haven't seen
I'm" replied her aunt. First sunday
e was here ] had a cold. The next
sunday Il just poured He has called.
ut ] was not at home"
We'll presume be will call again"
emarked Polly.
Later. when she was alone and re-
osing comfortably in the bllowy A.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
Buy q Home!

In Northern Michigan where you
can live all the year or spend the hot
summer months by the cool shady
water OF lake and stream which teen
with all kinds of game fish. includ.
ing the famous brook trout.
Land is mostly level. being 40 feet
above the level of Lake Michigan.
Sufferers from hay fever and asthma
get instant relief. tt
The soil is a dark sandy loan. es-
pecially adapted to fruit and vege-
table raising with the best markets
nearby.
This land Is being offered at from
$3.50 to sl00j per acre-si.00 per
acre cash. balance easy monthly pay
ments without interest-think of il,
cheaper than renting
Our first excursion to these lands
viii leave Cairo Monday afternoon.
18Th. arriving in Chicago next morn
ing. pending the day in Chicago.
Rave there at 7:45 p. m. by boat for
MtnkegOn. arriving there the next
morning. where we take train for
Baldwin. county seat of Lake county.
where our lands are located. To get
the lands before the people we will
maxi rate Of $500 for the round
trip to prospective purchasers-goOd
for ten DAYS which is much less than
the fare one way. Fare will be re-
funded TO purchasers of 40 acres or
more and deduct from first pay.
ment.
Orders for tickets must be in our
office by twelve o'elC,k each Monday. |
Please call ar office for any further 4
Information desited-we viii be glad
te furnish IT,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
NEXT MEETING AT LOUISVILLE

Winona Lake. Ind. Aug. 12-tp-
ward Of 3.000 singers took part in a
cCntest here. The prizes were awarded
to the VenedOcia-Van Vert Mixed
Chorus Venedocia Male Chorus and
the Venedocia Glee Club. At a meet
ing Of the International Sunday school
association Louisville. Ky. was de-
cided upon as the meeting place in
1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
Justification.

Good servan 3 are be 'qming 50 Diff
cult to-obtain that We really cannnt
blame the American lsdy who disin.
herited her sen because he married
her maid.-Pu1eh
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
A Distinction. r Heed.

Tufts is aoi a ls.ge eoilege but It
earns distir ton By eonferring no
honorary degrees-and thus escarIng
the distinction Of eonfsrring no fool
ish onez--SsH Bedford Standard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13

WANTED-Everybody with any.
thing TO rent sell or trade to advertise
10 The Bulletin want eolumnA
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13
Killed kY Dive.

Wilhern B. Walker. aged IS. a tool
dresser. died in the North Wheeling
hospital Of blood poisoning caused by
contact with the dye Of a pair Of
cheap trousers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13

The Bulletin IN delivered IN thirty
surrounding tswns In time Cor us
breakfast tablsL
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-13

The Bulletins subscribers havs
money to bsy vita
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-03-03
E9trOwstsa rzadu.

Aresztowania, bicie wiszni6w. rewi
Eye sady wojenne ! wog6le wszelkiego
rodzaju represalia sa " Rosyiw dalszym
ciagu ma porzadku dziennym.
w Sewa stop ,lu zapadl wyrok ma ma.
rynarzy 'Potiemkina". Trzech skaza-
no na 6mierc przez powieszenie. ale W
drodze laski postanowiono zmienif i'm ka-
re ma Is lat cietkich robot. Ma pietnastu
wydano w~roki bardzo cietkie -od dw6ch
do dwudziestu lat wiezienia; dw6ch
oficer6w dymisyonowano, q 23ch pozo.
stalych marynarzy uwolniono.
W Oezakowie sad wojenny rozpatruje
sprawe slynnego porucznika Schmidta.
Podsadny zat9daf, zeby zawexwano ma
swiadk6w jego krewnych j lekarzy spe-
cyalist6w ably orzekli, 1e stan jego umy.
slu jest nienormalny. Sad niezgodzil sic
ma to; w6wczas Schmidt zemdial. zona
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chlopow sa masowe, jak r6wniez " oko-
licach Roslawla-gdzie aresztowano TAX
Re wszystkich nauczycieli ludowych.-
W gubernii saratowskiej chlopi zni.
szczyh do szczetu dobra ministra spra-
wiedliwosci Akimowa. Kosacy xaczeIi
hulac po rozruchach W Balaszowie / W
Pokrow skiej, al wreszcie lu inose straci-
Ia cierpliwoee teraz urzadza formalRe
ob}awy ma kozak6w. Wloscianie goraczko-
wo uzbrajaja sic juz nie wildly, lecz W
strzelby rewolwery. Strsznicy, "a Pc
wnem wynagrodzeniem. ME przeskadza-
ia temu.--W CUB. chersofskiej ch}opi
napadaja ma folwarki i zabijaja bydlo
zelaznemi irapami Co jest przyczyna
tego ruchu trudno dociec.
Chlopi rosyjscy W p6lnocnym Kauka-
zle r6wniez szykuja sic do wybuchu.
0 tamtejszej ludnosci gruzifskiej, Or
mia6skiej, czerkieskiej itd.-niema CO
movie: ia j,z oddawna podniosla po-
wstanie. To tez dzieja sic tam rzeczy
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1906-03-03

sie-ministrowie uciekaja niego jeden
po drugim. W zeszlym numerze donosili.
smy ustapieniu Kutlera Timirazye-
wa; teraz donosza znowu Re Niemiecza-
jew minister kolei) Filozofow (mini-
ster skarbu) maja wielka ocbote wyrzec
sic wszelkiej wsa6lnosci z panem Wit.
te. poniewat zawj6dl zupe}nie ma
izieje polka lane W MIN przez liberia
low Jesli ci dwaj ustapia. to W gabine
Gle Wittego pozostanie tylko jeden I'll.
beral." Szypow. Witte jest widocznie
zaniepokojeny tenn opuszczaniem go
p'zez koleg6w, bo podobno przeprosil
Timirazyewa chcia} go nam6wic do
cofniecia swej rezyenacyi. ale zdaje sic,
ze mic ME wsk6rai W razie gdyby wszy.
scy postepowcy" go opuscili- Witte
mialby prawdopodobnie tyle wstydu, ze
i sam by ustapil.
Byiy minister Timirazyew jest jak sic
okaguje, zwo]ennikiem agitacyi popa
Gap ma, wyplacil znaezne sunny Gapo
nowi ma prowa1zenie wsr6d rohotnik6w
agitacyi " duchu umiarkowanie postepo
wynn. ateby "a jej pomoca przeciwdzia-
laf wnayvowi rewolucyonist6w. (Z tego
wi locznie uroSl, pogloska, re Gapon jest
szpiclem, tajnym agentem rzadu). Spra
Wa wysz}a ma jaw dzieki temu. re pomo.
cnik Gapona, Matuszyhski (najlepszy Z
gaponowskich agitator6w, bojac sic are
szta "a agitacye przyw}aszczyl sobie
"a 600 rubli tych pieniedzy uciekl, a
gdy go z|apano-wyznal wszystko repor-
terom dziennikarskim, ale skradzionych
pieniedzy oddac ME chcial i obecnie sic
dzi " wiezieniu. Gapon krecii sic jeszcze
czas jakis W Petersburgu. poczem oba.
wy aresztu wyjectat "a granice. Me
chciano mu dae urzedowego pozwolenia
ma powr6t do kraju-z czego widae, jak
zasIepionym przeciwnikiem wszelkiej
wog6le agitacyi wsr6d robotnik6w jest
rial, kiedy nawet ME pozwala agitowaf
takim Gaponom i Matuszyfskim.
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Ruch lewOlucyjny po wsiach
| miastach.

z Rosyi sro 1kowej poludniowej do.
nosza, ze ruch rewolucyjny po wsiach
zwieksza sic W okolicach Labinska lu-
dnosc tnie lasy skarbowe, ME placi po-
datk6w dzieli pomiedzy siebie ziemie
wiekszych vlascicieli. Lgowie are
sztowano "a udzial " rozrachach IS
ch}op6w. w Slawiafsku aresztowania
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Toledo, Ohio, dnia 3 Marca 1906 r.

p}scacych podatk6w. kate aresztow at
oddae pod sad, wedlug przepis6w stanu
vojennego.
Gubernator kijowski zabronil sprzeda.
~ pojedyhczych numer6w wsselkich
czasopism W obrebie calej CUB. kijow-
skiej.
Kvaty poglosks, te byly kierownik
Zwiazku Zwis,k6w, Nosar Chrustalew,
zostak W twierdzy petropawlowskiej roz.
strzelany Ma kiIka dni przed smiercia
urEadzil on byl ws:6i svoich to yarsy
sly "straik gtodo w" praw iopo 10
bnie 20 vodu z'eg, trakto vania wiez
ni6v.
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"Ameryk ke. Echo mona sapi$yarat kos-
diego czas". CSas prenuaerafy liczy sic
od dnia, 1iedy gaSeta bysa zopisana
kto przysle soc. bedsie pohsoitoscany "a
"Ameryke Echo" ma trey miesiqce
ktO przysle 81 90 beasie poksoitosoony "a
"Ameryke. Echo' ma s mtestecy.
Kto przysle $1.lO beas;e pok,oitoscany ga
"Ameryke. Echo ma 6 miesiecy mose
so6ie roy 6rut no preni,m ksiqSek lub obra-
s6w moszego katalogu "a soc
kto przysle 81. Is mose ,oybrat ksiqsek lub
o6r0z6~ ,dszego kata1ogw sa $500. -
PrzesytFs my optacanaV. 0ertn ta ,casno
jest tyhko "o miesiqc Marsec 1906.
kto przysle $1.25 dostanie cate dsieso pt
Tysiao Nocy Jedna, kt6re inni spr'ze.
dojq po So Kto ,rsysle $2.25, bedzie
probationary "a "Ameryke Echo" a.o roh
dostanie s',saz cate poaoyasze dsieto. -
Kto chce Tysiao Nooy yedna 20 p'eh'eej
OPP aaoie, mech przySle $l.75, (rozem z
przesytkq) hto chce gazette na rok Tysiac
Nocy Jedna 10 cpra~'e, MECH przySIe
$2.75 (ruzens & prsesytkq). Drug. r"z
takn sp0 Obnost ME m0darSy sic miqdy.
Oferta ta aoosno tylko no Marzec 1906 r.
ktO przysle 50 90 bedzie pokpit )rany
sa "Ameryke Echo na ro& i moSe soybraG
hsiq&eh Iub odroa6p z aoszego katn1oqu "a
81 90, q praesytke my optocamy sami Oh
7-go Kpietmio ma pr2esythe kuSay masi
doafu at
Kto przysIe $2.25 dedsie poksotto,oamy "a
"Ameryke Echo ma rok ! maose soybrat
ksiq&ek Tub obrasdso sa d.oa dolary Pre-
sytke my optocamy. Oferta Ia srosma tyl
ko ma Marzec 1906 r.
Kte przysIe $3.50 do,tamie mqstepuqce
,ooS'se ksiqSh.:
Pisma Krasihskiego, 4 tony.
Poezye A. Miokiewieza, tony.
Poezye J. S{owackiego, 4 tony.
Dsieto te So opraViome bo,dzo ozdobnie
K"&de dOa tony sq opra.oione 20 .jedne e.
legussckq hsiqSke Cena darnie/ $500,
teros tvlAo S. SO rozem pr3eestkq. o.
.1erto ta eoa&na tylto mo- M"rzec 1906 r.
Zopas r~omy mieo'elk', soiec kto chce te
dsieto mice, MECH sic pospieszy, bo m"gq
bye aoycserpdne schr6tce. Rto chce mice po
ooy&sge dsieto gazette ma rok, MECH 1orzy-
Sic $3.50 (ra'ens Z prsesytkq)
Kto przysle $3.50 dosta,sie zywoy swie
tych, ht6re daaoni1 kosztowaty $1,000.
Przesytks nsy ortocansy. Kto chce MIC
Zywoty Swietyrh gazette ma rok, MECH
przy&e $3.50, (rozem z przesyshq) Ofer-
ta roSnu jest tylho ato Marzec 1906 r. -
Rto teras ME skorzysto q tej Verty, dsdzie
p6S~iej Sato4ot