davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

Ienonltalt einc Cr1tocensStIoie, bic icDtper
AIT iibertreffen lein sDilrbe.
Sci Der @rri1tung u1b Ginri3hln8 bc5
9ropplGum6 iptelte Trau 6arrtfqn ais
Mftiondrin uub geratDerin etne lcitenbe
9foue inter Sen 400 Trauen bon Snbianae
polts, benen oieIe Nnftalt lire Gntitc0uns
Derbanft; uNp in beuh Satbertnc Wterrl0
(TSortbtlDudg8>) Club tDar lie ipaDrl6ett>
licb Die regelmGBiglte 8eiudbertn.
l%eberbaupt Dat mar lber bet 8eiDunbez
rung Der Srau 6arrjion ais 6aa5frau
ihrcm g~eiitigen &aliber unb i0rem Sort
btloungBbran8e in m"eiteren G~rttien ntemal3
bic perbiente, DoQe gBiirbi8ung 3l GDetl
tperben Laiier, ipp0l lebtgltc6 ibrer 8ei0ete
benDett tpegen. Sn @eieli baTtS> unb Ser
einsfreiien in Sn~btd1opoliS spite man
oleroingS tbrem flaren 8eritanbe unb
iebneQen @rfaiien itetS Die ge6librc1be ane
erfennung, un6 I'M Snlpromptu Club gait
lie GlS etn @eate.
Trau 6arriion bat na6 ibrer Grbebun9
5ur eriten 0ame bes 2aroes iDren Snbtae
napoltler Sreunben itetS bte ate 3reue unD
Mnbdngli1feit beuahrt unD 6enielben
gegeniiber nte i6re bepor5ugte SteQun9 Int
oent1tDl9etper NSetle 3ur ScDalt 9efra9en,
mas BON tbrem @atten nt6t eben gelogt
ipcrbeu farm. sic Bate etne f0it franf6afte
Nbnetsun9 uorOaotorietdt, gticbt8 beri9rte
tie 70 empftnbltb, tpie bic ipa0enbe, 5us
brin9ltebe Neugier, bon Der ite auf tlren
QuS8dn8en p~erfpIgt ipurbe; unD IN Sn@
bianapolis 6erri6t ber GinbruG, baB, tpenn
ibr Wuni5 maBgebe1o getpelen mare, tDr
@otte etne 8teoeraufifeaung fit Die Brds
iiOentl9aft penigitens ni9t geiuebt baben
miirDe.
Trau Carte 6arrtion mar cine pieliettig
begabte, perit&noi9e, itrebiarne ulb mnitere
bate Srau, Die auc6 aus tbrer Nbnetgnng
9egen alber1en Eemperen5spang nno aus
tDrer 8epor5usung Deuticben unterribtS I'M
g8eiBen 6aule fem 9ebl ma9te, 0urcb
iDre oben geic6iLDerten Gigenl1aften tpiro
#. in unierem MnOenfen fortIeben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
MG4tiiGer 8rief
BITE SlItnots Staats3ettung g..
Nom, rs. September 1892.

Gom, rs. September 1892.
Da ge6en mieber einmaL alerlet @rftn>
6u11gen 9odbbegabter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
burdb bte 8latter. 8eranlaliung ba3u bie=
tet Sic Hetie, pelcbe Monitgnor Srances
Satoui, @r5biicboi bon 2epa11to un6 Prd1
iioent Der Nccaoemta BET gfpbtlt @ccleltaS>
ttei in &om, na9 ben Gereintgten Staten
bon ~9tor6Qmertfa unterntntmt.
Die Gbatiabe an itb lit rt6ttg; ebenio
lit es tpabr, baB Wonitgnor Satoai it9
bort 2anb un0 2eute, &trdben, S6uIen,
Ot6ceien etc. anieben ioa, bamit er aus
et9ner %Nnibauung Elm nrtbetl iiber bieie
8erbdltniIIe ~ab3ugeben i'm Stanbe lit.
Nub itimmt es, baBlRonifgnor 0'Gonneu,
ser Nector 6es nor0amertfant16en @oL>
legtun1s in &om iicb in Der 8egleitung bes
@r3btIbofeS Satout befinbet. gttcbt rtcbtig
bQgegen lit iebpebe Nngabe iiber bic 9auer
unb ben rmfang Der Getie, aus bem ein>
fa9en @runbe, neil Der apoltoliibe 2egat
(nibt 0elegat) eS ielbit noD nt6t neiB.
0tefe 6rage farn bios 6urd bic 8erbdlt7
ni1ie beanttDortet tper6en. @tnfab erfun>
Ben lit bic geocbrt6t, baB Moniignor Sa@
toll tpeoen oes S6uIitrettes pom nergat1
gencn 8inter nacb ben Staten gebe. 0teie
6rage egtitirt fit Gom ni3t mebr. 9enn
tDeoretii6 Bat bas v%tolerari potest" Der
9ropagarba enti6ieben; unb practti6 bat
Ser u5doolboarb" In BEN betben in Srage
fommenoen Orti6aften Bic Srage 9el0it,
tnbem er ben 10 geprteienen Contract etns
fab aufgefhnbigt bat. 0arauS mag man
erieber, baB bic oben angeflbrte Nott3 iegs
ltder @runblage entbebrt.
Stir einen &enner r0mii6er8 erbdltniiie
wirfte jebo9 bic Nadbrt9t b~eionoers er3etz
terno, bic 6a belagte, baB Monitgnor 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

Ser ~ebernalige eraniidbegfattonalabgez
or6nete Tlan1egan, Ser @ater 6eS geHiigelz
ten 8orteS: yWo3u itnb mir bier, pen1
nibt Ser 8eutc ipegenI", lit IN ieiner gez
gentpdrtigen SteIlung ais 3oletnnebrner
BON 81 YQio tn @emetnf3aft nit ietnem
6auptclerf g. SO. Btrnm, bemS9abamts1
@e1eimpoli5iiten 8. 9. Srpin unb Nnberen
IN Qrge llngele9enbetten geratben. Die
0roBgei3tporeuen in 81 QaIo BADEN rGme
ltb ibn un6 feline %gertannten @enoiien nee
gen 0c1tdttnn8 Der Gtni6muggelung bon
Gbtneie en- 9egen Qnnabme bon 8e5aDlung
Daftr unO tpe9en NuSite0ung bDn 8Giien
an Dtnefti6e &aufleute in Wterifo 9egell
bobe Be31blung in @nflageitano Der ebt.
Die 0rOB9ei6norenen unteriu6en no6
rtebr acknowledgement gegen OteielbenPer1
ionen.
= Nuf Ser I'M 8au begriffenen 2tnte Der
Great Itortbern 8abn i'm Staate QSalb@
tngton mar bteIer Sage cine Q(n5abl Nrz
better oantit bei9aftigt, auf Dem 9eritfte
Der 5tpetten 8ritGe auf Der Weitfette bes
GoIumbtaitromeS Elm Sbtenengeleiie 51
legen, ais ber gan3e 8au 5uiammenbrac9
uno auf Die in elmer Gtefe bon ied5ig SUB
befinolt5en 8elien binabitiirSte. Der nit
S9tenen bela6ene 8auSug i~tir3te ebenfaGs
in Die Siefe unb 3erqueti6te fieben Qrbeiter
bis 5ur llnfenntlic6fett; auBer6em tpur0en
bier tObtLt6 unb cine Wtenge anberer tpents
ger icbtper perfect.
- @dbren6 zines 8erb0rs in benz Nmtsz
simmer beS 8unbescommtfiGrS S6iel6s IN
Stem yorf berieBte bieier Sage ber Sa6>
tpalter S. g. 86eeler ieinem Gpuegen
y. S. S9ermer9orn cine tii6ttge Waaulz
l9e4e; aber nD9 e6e. Der @ei9lagene ite
ertptbern fonnte, bate @ommtfdr S9telbs
ben Wttiet6dter am 9todfragen gepaft unb
5tpet Wfari6aQSgebtlfen traten 3tpi1den bte
rauf1uitigen NnpGlte. Ser SAL betraf cine
Glage Des WtorqutS Be G9ambrun'f 6en
Observation-Disclosures tpt6er Sen Sa6palter
Sbermerborn anf 6erauSgabe bon ST.,
600, pelcbe 6teier na6 Bet Mngabe beS
&ldgerS Sur @ertpabrung un6 8ermaltung,
nacb ietner etgenen Q(ngabe ais 8e3abLung
fit 9~eleiitete Nnnalt5btenite er6alten Bat.
SIN 2aufe Der Bodybuilding nannte Sber7
mer6orn ietnen @egner -gS6eeler einen
Winfela6bofaten un0 mabte t6nt grprelz
flung gum 8%ortpurf.
Ser gr0Bte bon flint 26pen, tpeI9e
3ur .3eit in Baltimore ausgeteut tper6ef,
erfranfte bteier Sage, un6 Sberit Boone,
ser gtgent6iimer nnb 8Gnbtger ber Tbtere,
rtef einen Sbterar8t berbet, Ser bei9lOB,
Sem 2Open cine 8e6anblung NIT gleftrtz
5itdt 81 She'll tperDen SIT Iaiien. Ser 2Ope
mrrbe BON Oberit Boone aus leinem &Gfig
gefitbrt unb 1tclt rubtg ittu, mdbrenb tbm
Elm 6alsbanb nit itarfer Settle umgelegt
unO feline Seine gefeifelt tpur6en, Die galz
Daniibe 8otterie, Sic sur @leftrtitrung Bee
nubt purbe, mar bon ungep0bnIiber
Stdrfe urtb beitan6 nus bret 3eQer. Ser
9Ope bIteb anfdngli3 gang ittl; aIs aber
Der Strom itdrter tpurbe, tparD er unrrbig
1tnO aIS berieI6e DOu angebrebt purbe,
iprang er nit Lautem @ebriiQ auf Sic 8etne
unO i9leu6erte feline Retniser bon itcb.
Die anbern bier 20pen britQten natiirli9
glet6falIs un0 cine 3eit lang berri6te ein
entiebIi6er 2Grm. Sberft 8oone berubigte
Sic 90iere bur3 3uiprecben unb fit9rte BEN
franfen 20pen, na60em bieier nocb Qlrienif
erbalten bate, in ietnen &Gftg 5uriid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31

Der QeIer ertnnert feb, ME in Ser Stapt
Qutncp III SainoiS Ser nattpiItii3e SUI
periuten6eut" Der bortigen b fentltcbenS9u
len, W}acfaa, ietne gan5e 0fa9t autbot, nm
bas i3uiammentptrfen Der &troben1bulen
unh Der 1ffentlicbcn Sbulen bel Der So
Iumbusfcier sI bintertretben unb Die Sir
c6enlbulen BON ser offi5ieuen Seter aus5uz
icblieBen. Nuc6 ~ertnnert itb Der 2eler, tpie
} bQl1n Ser StaDtrdt6 BON Gutncp benz Sret2
ben oe5 WtacfaQ cl1t8egelltrat.
lteber bic Benz eLel0en ¬pnpt1ing gum
Grobe abgcDdltene gepletltiatme Sbulfeier
mei0et nun bic borttge y@ermanta":
v9ange, ebe bic Teier t6ren Mnfang nabm,
fpogtc auf 8aibington Square, benz Self
pIab, Elm Wtellibenneer BON pielen gat>
ienbel,, limb INNER er0Ber unb bt6ter
tplrbc baS @eDrduge, ais Die etn3elnen
Dffeutli4en nn0 &tr3eni4ulen iid aus per>
i9iepenen @t9tuugen auf benz BIaBe einz
fan0en.
Gin Invertebrates Bib getpGbrte es, Sen
QufmarlcB Der peri6iebcnen S9ulen sI
~beobacbteu, nte bic &illber feitlicb 9efle;oet,
lnp III biibicb georbneten &eiben, u1tcr
Oen 8Drantritt BON SrpmmIercorps berans
geriidt fame1
!, 9ie Schiller Der peri6iebenen @emeinoez
14ulen braudbteu, mas gei6maGpple &Lets
Dung un0 QuSitattung, oroentlt6e QuffIbe
r1ng l1to lire gauge 6altung anbeLangt,
etnen 8ergleib nit ben &i1tbern Ser Dffentz
lt6en S4ulen nicbt 81 i6euen. Oteic
3bat1adDe murbe non ben ptelen Saui enoen
bon 3uihaueru nernebmlib anerfannt.
S~edD5tauiello gem1einiam etngelbteS cbi>
Ter Der 0ffe1tlicben unb &trcbene S6ulen
iangelt, nacbOem cine Muitffapele bic Seter
nit columbus day" e%roffnct bate, DnS
2teb Columbia, my land!" 0arauf belt
WtaDor MtfeieQ cine fur;e @rOffnungs7
2nIprddbe. So6ann tpurbe etn 9roBes
Steruenbatner alf8e5o8en, ote 5000 S6le
let laluttrten Die SLa98e nit tbre1 tletnen
Sabnen, ultb iprod5en Die WDrte: vS3 ge@
lobe Nn6G1gltcbfeit an meme SLagse uab
Sic Nepublif, fir peIdbe tie gilt; eine Sea-
tion untDeilbar, nit 8retbett uno @ere3z
tigfeit fir 9ue." Stun tpurben bic 9tebe1
Red, White and Blue" unb rStar
Spangled Banner" bon Dem @bor Der 5000
S6iler oorgetragen.
8eitere furSe Ge6en unb @eidnge foLg:
ten. Gum S6luB lansen Die S3Hler bas
QieO My Country, IT'S of Thee.
Gpn BEN DffentLtcben S9uLen, nit @tt:
! f3LnB Der 6O4i9uIe iparert ungefd6r $500
@cbitIey ba; fatbpliicbe S6ulen; ct. $50:
nifocius, st. Sranci8fus, ct. Sobannes
ct. 8eter, ct. Marien, bic Sinber aug
benz ct. MoDiius Waiienbeim, un6 bi'
S6Iler beS ct. Tranets college, i'm San:
gen ettpa 140O S9iler; prpteftantiid6'
S6u[en: SaIemS, 5t,SafObt, ct. 9aulS
ct, Heters unb ct. Sobannes, i'm @an3er
ettpa 800 S9iler; ferner 6aS Sem @ttt
8uiineB College, 500 Scbiler."
QBir beben aus ben Dtelen in SQtnois
abgebaltenen, groBentbeils bereits in unie;
rem SeLegrapbenipalten erpGbnten GoLum:
bus : SeterGt6fetten bieie S6ulfeier in
0uincp ~beionbers berpor, neil fe in Solg
6es ertpG6nten &nopnot6tngSz8 eriu9eS in
8oraus grDBes Nufieben erregte unb mel
fife etn Ste9 dcbt amerifanti6en Sretbeits:
setites Hber ben unameritanii9en Gfattpi
itenaeift lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
n, a d w q S
u . I. 9 N,
9as sroSe 9eberz 4tsto Wta8etts
WtitteL

fit bic 5eifane offer 8etben bes @saeers, Der Seber,
Der @in9esoetoe, 9tierem, SIaSe, Negoenleioem,
8~erjtppfun9, saeftet6tsfeit, ttHneroaulia)feif,
gtttoiitat, Vteoer, 2astettetoS;G'tt5tittoao,g
3ieiu ne9etabilif4, eutDdIt fem auesftlber, Mincralien
oDer 9rD9uen.
9erfefte SerOaaure tpirb erlan9t, ipertn man
Rabtpap's Ntaen etnninlHt. MeHn mag bies tbut
neroen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-10-31
DXSRERSTA

tranfbafter &~opif9mcr5, ibelriefenber att6an1, giIiofio
tGt nerrnieoen, bo bic 9%ellpfienen SpeiIen ba8u beitroqelt,
baB lire n%Gbrenben Gt9enid)often gum GrIaB oes natlrs
It9en 8srbrau4es oe5 &brpers betIteuert.
"a Mtan beobo9te Die ~fpl9enbeu GDmptDre BON
bauuu9ssOr9aue ibre lrIatbe BADEN 8erTtopfunQ, tna
nerlibe 9Gulorr9oi6ea, %slnorang BON 9lnt naG BEN
aopfe, @dure i'm WtG9erl, uebelfett, Gob6rei1nen, Gfel
Dor 9peiIen, ,SGmere I'M Wtagen, iaures A~ufitoBer,
Stnfen uno nnregeln,dBt9er 59er3i9lag. Sefl9L bes Gr-
f%ttcfens uto Whr9enS benin Sie9en, geI9pdGte Sebfrnit,
&opfidner3, W}on9eI an @erfptrotton, gelbe 5ouf rao
gugen, G6nler3en in Der Seite, Der 8ruif rn0 ben @lies
bern, plbBlifer &u0rang BON SiBe, brenuelbes Sefiill
it Tieii6,
@Tinige pentge 9DIen BON OaOsoab'S Giuem perben
OoS 5OItem bon allen o6eugeaonuten 2eiben 6efreier.
@reis 25 Geut5 per S9adteL. 3u nerfauien BEL alien
SrDguiiten.
Stem 9orf.
Nh eGS 9subIifmns. Mnn febe fi5 ppr unb pers
LANCE 0taosoGa's mp i~iber3en9e in9, baB Der y1onre
.,g$aSipaa" an benz Gadet lit, ipefteS Sic folfen '
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
Getting Out of a Building,

Two young girls caused quite breeze
of excitement in Broadway, near Prince
street, a few nights ago. They were
employed in the packing department of
a wholesale notions house in that viein-
ity, and on the night in question they
found themselves locked in the build
ing. Being engrossed in some pressing
duty on one Of the upper floors, they
took no account Of time, and the watch
man who made the rounds of the build
ing after all the employees had depart
ed, as was supposed, overlooked the girls
and went serenely to his home after
sealing the store by letting down the
iron roller shutters. When the girls
found that they were locked in they be-
came greatly frightened, and, not being
able to find any way of communicating
with the outside world, they sat down
and cried like "the babes in the wood"
Suddenly an idea developed in the
brain of one Of the girls. She ran into
the Office ON the main floor and pulled
the burglar alarm. The response from
the other end of the 'alarIn" was prompt.
A portion Of the iron shutter was pried
open, and the half crazed girls were re-
leased, much to their own relief and the
delight of a good natured multitude.
New York Times.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
DANCING UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

mexican Women Are Charming, but Then
Lovers Are Unpleasant1y Jealous.
A theatrical man was relating some OF
his experiences in the Office of the Sew.
enth Avenue hotel yesterday, and he
told story of a narrow escape he had
in the west.
81 was ahead of an opera company
which was playing on the Pacific coast
a few years ago." said he, ''and one day
struck town on the Mexican border
where l came near remaining perma
nently. as after events showed. There
was Mexican ball being held that even.
ing, and in company with the local man
ager and a party Of young fellows l
dropped in to see the fun.
81 had heard a great deal of the beauty
and manners of Mexican women and
was curious to get peep at Greaser So
ciety. The dance was in full blast when
we arriveds, and we had not been there
long until we decided to take hand in
the fun. A pretty little senorita, with
great lustrous eyes that would make a
man mad if he looked at them too long,
attracted my attention, and without the
formality of an introduction asked he1
for dance. She accepted, and we
whirled through a waltz, which she
seemed to enjoy as much as I.
''She was as light and graceful as she
was handsome, and when I seated her I
took occasion to engage another dance,
which was followed by another. It was
a case of smitten, I confess, but one Of
my friends interrupted my dream by
taking me to one side and saying: See
here; do you want to get us all into
trouble? If you don't you had better
take walk out of this place right away
while you're in good health asked
him to explain, and he did so. DO you
see that Greaser over therep Well, he's
the lover Of that girl you've been hirt-
ing with, and he's been watching you
with bad eye. There's going to be
trouble here soon if we don't get out
Nonsense, replied, what do I care
for the whole gang of yellow skinned
dogs? I've got this dance engaged with
my little charmer and I'm going to have
it. AS the music struck up the senorita
and I started out, but we had only
danced a few measures when the circus
began. Bang! went a revolver shot and
volley followed. The lights went out,
my partner screamed and left me, and
matters got very interesting in very
short space of time. At the first shot |
dropped to the floor, and as the crowd
was in the middle of the room I had lit
tie trouble in cropping my way to the
wall and finding the door.
when I got on the outside I found
my friends, who had made their escape
when they saw what was coming, and
they were greatly surprised to find me
with a whole skin. these Greasers
have their way of doing things, remark
ed the local manager, and agreed with
him. "-Pittsburg Post.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
When Labouchere Was at Elton.

There is a characteristic story of
Henry Labouchere in his Elton days.
For some reason or other the head mas
ter decreed that he should get fog
ging. He went through his fogging
like man, as one would expect who
knows how much real grit, obstinacy
and will lie underneath his superficial
tiles. Then he insisted that he should
get possession of the birch which had
been the instrument of his punishment.
There is, it seems, or there was, a tradi-
ton at Elton that the culprit had right
to his birch, and after some arguments
ton, in which Labby defended his point
with characteristic tenacity and re-
source, the birch was handed over to
him.
In Truth, about two years ago, Labby
had good deal to say about school disci-
pine, and mentioned that in his day at
Elton the extreme punishment was a
birching, consisting of from four to ten
cuts. 81 ought to know something
about it, he wrote, 'for / have endured
it in every degree from four to ten -
London Cor. New York World.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
G5e EACH, or $1.25 A SUIT.
Ladies' and ChiIdren's
HOSIERY.

Some great values will be
placed ON sale today.
We have "a complete lime
Of the different qualities i'm the
LINWORTH HOSIERY,
for Ladies, Men and Children.
One pair warranted to Outvyear
two pairs of amy other make.
This is a Spot Cash Purchase !:
every sale will be positive and
for cash.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
Do You Know from Experience that
there is Some Satisfaction

in putting ona shirt that's fit to wear,
an excellent place for the shirt that
init, is the rag basket. If you Fave not
been troubled with an ill-made, lift
ing uncomfortable shirt, you have es-
capped a positive infection; if you have
been bothered by such an article you
will be all the more apt to steer clear
in the future. Don't get in perfect
rage every time you put shirt on,
but try OUR SENATOR, the most per-
feet fitting shirt made. The price does
not SIGNIFY the value.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
CxswY ow eEsMsEarpJc+

BOARD OF REGISTRATION, OF VOTERS.
kb Deering Me-, June 1, 1897. NOTICE-In
order to accommodate those who are physically
unable to come from home the Board will visit
such persons. upon their written request.
Notice should be sent to
j. N. READ, Chairman
Board Registration
ju3d2W Woodfords. Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
Cumberland.

The Republicans of Cumberland are request
June 18th. at O'Clock D. M, to choose dele.
gates to attend the State convention. Also to
select delegates for District and County conven.
tons. Per Order.
Town COMMITTEE.
Cumberland Center, Me-, June 4th, 1892.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
Manson c. L-ARRABEE,
2A6 Middle Street.
@ UIAI.MAE-E1R
lJNDE: RWE:AR
SALE.
a FEW MORE DAYS.

ON account of the iateMess OF
the Summer Season one nfaEnlA-
factgafer was obliged TO sacrifice
profits to close out the stock of
SunlMaer-wefghlt Underwear.
we have purchased eight solid
cases of Ladies', Mems and Chill
dFem's Medium and Summer
weight Underwear.
ONE case Ladies' Jersey Vests,
low neck and sleeveless,
&c Each.
Worth csc.
One case Ladies' regular
81 Lac Swiss Ribbed Vests, low
neck and sleeveless, all sizes,
IL l-2c Each.
One case Ladies' Unbleached
Ribbed Vests, low neck and
sleeveless, all sizes, flushed
with silk,
I7c Each.
Worth soc.
One case Ladies' Sc l.Sc Egyp.
tlam Cotton, shaped, jersey
Vests, fancy finished neck, long
sleeves,
Csc Each.
One lot Ladies' Swiss Ribbed
Vests, low neck, short sleeves,
worth SOC. for
Csc Each.
One case regular 25c quality
Ladies' and Misses Jersey Vests,
low neck and sleeveless,
&c Each.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-10
North Yarmouth.

quested to meet at their Town House in said
town on Saturday June 49, 1892, at 2 o'clock
p. m, for the purpose of choosing delegates to
land June 81, 1892, for the purpose of nomi-
mating q candidate tor Governor; also to nOmi-
nate candidates for Electors at large for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States.
to be held in Portland on Thursday. June 80,
1892 to nominate candidates for the following
offices: -Four Senators, County Attorney, Sher-
County Treasurer, and one County Commission
er; also to choose a County Committee for two
years. Per Order of Town Committee
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GENTS and BOYS
UNDERWEAR.

soc quality Medium and SUNNI
rfHer-WeHght Underwear to be
sold for
25c Zach.
One case Mems Coa0red Bal
briggan Shirts and Drawers,
regular s5c quality, for
SOC Zach.
One case Mems regular So I.2c
quality Shirts and Drawers.
silky fibre, cOmbed Egyptian
yarn, all sizes, gossamer weight,
at
soc Zach.
One case SILK finished Balbrig-
gam Shirts and Drawers, actual
value SHE'S, at tine riGIcuiOUsly
low price of
65e EACH, or $1.25 A SUIT.
A few saRnsaEl lots OF Ladies' and
Mems extra fine qualities SuRa-
overweight Underwear to be
sold at ONE .haRG the value.
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THE EXPLANATION.
BY RUDYARD KIPLING.

Love and Death once ceased their strife
AT the Tavern of Mans Life,
Called for wine and threw-alas!
Each his culver on the grass.
When the bout was DER they found
Mingled arrows Strewed the ground
Hastily they gathered then
Each the loves and lives OF men.
All, the fateful dawn deceived!
Mingled arrows each one sheaveN
Deaths dread armory was stored
With the shafts he most abhorred;
Loves light culver groaned beneat,
Venom-headed darts OF Death.
Thus it was they wrought our woe
AT the Tavern long ago.
Tell me, do our masters know,
Loosing blindly as they fly.
Old men love while young men die?
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Keep Posted this Campaign.-To do S,
Pay for the PRESS at 50 cents a month.
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Laundered Sl.1O, Unlaundered ST.

You have had plenty Of experience
with shirts, and this experience has
probably taught you something. There
isn't the least reason why you should
be content with second rate material
or make when that which is neither the
one or the other is at your disposal
for less than the same amount of
money. Our BONANZA, made of the
Langdon Cotton, reinforced front and
back, perfect in fit and workmanship.
Try one. Only Csc unlaundered, SEC
laundered.
Our Forest City Short Bosom Shirt
and Portland Pride are equal value ac-
cording to price, Csc and soc each 1oc
extra laundered.
The Wonder Shirt is rightly named.
Price Soc unlaundered, loc extra for
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SEMINARY NOTICE.

VyHE Trustees of Westbrook Seminary are
J. hereby notified that their annual meeting
will be held on Wednesday, June 18th A. D.
1892, at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Semi
nary building. in Deering, for the transaction
of the following business:
1. For the choic4 of officers for the ensuing
year.
2. To fill any vacancies that may exist in the
Board of Trustees.
8. To see if they will alter or amend the
bylaws of the corporation.
4. To transact any other business that may
properly come before said meeting
AUGUSTUS +. MOULTON.
Secretary of Board of Trustees.
Deering, June z, 1892. ju7dtd
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CORS r S.

At this sale we shall sell ONE
more case of regular 81 90 Corr
sets, Elastic Hip, Nursing Cor
sets, and all the popular styles,
CSC Eack.s
79c C0rsets
For 49c.
All sizes. white, drab, pink, blue
and black.
"A regular soc Corset, i'm all
sizes, white and drab,
For Csc.
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$4,000 ca SET

+ ADY or gent, by Massachusetts gentleman.
IL to assist me in Office work and helm boom a
Foot Remedy for sore and tender feet. Nothing
like it in the market Everybody wants it.
Perfect bonanza. All cash trade No risk
Profit $40 per day, clear OF expenses. gilaran
teed. Now advertised in 200, 600 papers to ap-
pear. Address DEXTER care of Portland
Daily fress. ju9-d1w
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cAUcUsE s.
WINDRAM.

WINDRAM.
The Republicans of Windham are notified to
meet at Town Hall, on Saturday, the 18th of
June, at p. M; to choose five delegates to at
tend the Republican State convention.
Per Order,
Town COMMITTEE.