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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22

lper Do is mein aarli be annere Dag
'on SAul beimtomme un iagt: SAP,
pa, btlt Ou en- Hepoblifen pber en- De-
notrebt?" Sd ben BEL S5hort1h 1elbit
nit getpiBt, mas ih mar, amer ih ben
soh ebbes iags gemibt I'm bo 1agt i9:
sd lin en- Oemmotrebt." rWeu," 1agt
,er Sarli, roann bite no gut; mel
Sietiher bot seiast, bic 9smmotrsbts
hdre no gut" ~SIh bat Io?" ben i9
eelast, LAG Oeine Sietlder, 1e Ion ibr
ti9e 8ibneb metnbe." Spperbem fam
Der 5rant beim; sr bot grab ieue Dag
nah bic Shul itebe senibt, bifobs ct
bot let geos nit be 8ledbpbrtzSpon1h
getpeipt gebatt.
vpa," faste er, nbie Siet16er bot
geidgt, mann mir empl grob pdre,
hann mibte mer al for bes ripoblifen
Stdet nobte, bitpbs bic 9emmotrebts
mare for bic barte 3eite gu blebme."
gBeE, pel, tpeu, ben idb gebenft,
mann oes 10 Is, bann Ou beKer lpobt't
rtpoblifen, oenn bic Sieti9er, bic tpern
bob Die Sinner fee 2eis nit iaee.
De nedlte Dag mar '2efI I9en Oap
un i'd tin, ipie i'd mel 9redfeIt gsRe sez
BAIT ben, pobte gange. Sn bas Hubm
ben paar Wdnner eeIeife, mo mid
en9egudt ben, als penn i9 sbbes eez
ithenft ben po[lt. SD ben nlein glame
eetpipe un op Idst uf eemol esner BON
oene 9ans: Sap Miiter, tb bin 1orrie
for Sbne, atper Sic miife eeti9eueni9t
Iperre." n9e-lpas?" FEN i9 ssIagt,
rio ebbes ben ih inbieb in meim 3eipe
nod nit geile eebatt."
rWsa," 1ast Der Mann, has metnt,
Sic tonne nit uobte, bttobs Sic iein
Teen 3ittiien nit"
yfo. atper DO hGtte sc MIDI emoI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22

men. Die Mmerifaner iinb bon bes
2obes iiber ben ber3li6en Gmpfans, Der
ibnen Seitens Der BebSrben in Gabig
pie aud in Mabrib gemdbrt tpurbe.
Die lpaniIde &egierun9 besablt ale un=
foiten, tpel1e Der 8elu6 Der Mmerifaner
perurla6en mirb. Sic Offi3iere ,perben
BON Der &0nigin=&egentin in Mubien3
empfansen unb i'm Marine=D Departement
banfettirt tperben unb es ipirb auberbem
elm gldnSenber gmpfane in Der ameri=
fanii9en @eianoti6aft itattfinben.
Nuh Ddnsmarf.
&openbasen, 20. Nop. Ser
WtiniIter oes Snnern. 9err Soerring.
bat elm, Iofort in &raft tretent es Oefret
erlallen, bemsufolse auh in 3dnemarf
bic ginfubr bon amerifaniibem S1Ia9t=
pte9 unb amerifanildem Tleil6 perbo=
ten ,pirb.
Der oitaiiatifhe Kries.
5bongboi, 20. gfop. .-Die G6i-
neien lollen Yort Mrtbur nod elmer
S6la9t. in pel6er iis ben RiirSern go
gen, perla1ien baben.
lDsderIe mafelt.
Bub apelt B, 20. Noo.-Das We=
derle Weiniiterium ioa in folse Der &pI=
1utba9itatton lebr lpadelis seporben lein.
Das Perbert Bismarf meint.
Berlin 20. 9iop.-&raf Serbert
Bismard bat erfldrt, bob bon elmer, Sn=
timitdt smil6en letnem Water uno benz
neuen Ranaler feine &eoe lein fDnne,
10 lange Mdnner tpie Baron Warlbal
bon gieberitein i'm Wtiniiterium bletben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22
Or. 9ortmon's S
beriihmtes Katarrb= beilmittel.
Denen uriprune, oeHen 8eitano
theiie, oehen 6efhihte.

sn einem neulih er5dienenen mebi,i-
niIben Werfe ptrb erlpdbnt, bab Sr.
9artman i'm Qnfanse Ieiner Yratis bas
iebt ols pe=ru=na befannte 6eilmittel
bic rneutralilirenbe Wtirtur" nannte.
Or. Sartman bat felt mebr als swansie
Sabren bieles mertbpole 9eilmittel eeeen
tatarrbalil6e &ranfbeiten als iein ART.
pat=HeSept fortmabrenb gebraudt. Sic
Nadfrase nod bteiem Wlittel murbe
auBerbalb ber &eibe leiner reguldren
Yatienten 10 srob, bab er een0tbist mar,
balielbe ebenfolls ben Mpotbefern gum
8ertauf gu iiberlalien Sn Golse bel=
len erbielt es ben Namen Yesru=no.
Dr. 9artman bat bieies 6eilmittel in
bereits iiber breibistauienb &atarrb=
fallen 9ebrau6t, ehe es benz aleemeinen
Yublifum als Elm &atarrb=9 9eilmittel an=
9eboten turrbe. Ye=ru-na, als Elm 9eil-
mittel sesen dronilden &atarrb, ob in,
&opfe, Der gfale, bem Salle, 2unsen
Wtagen, 9iieren ober 8lale, lit in aler
cipililirten Sheilen BON Nprb=Nmerito
befannt selporben.
9ie @riinbe, parum Ye=ru.na allt
anoeren &atarrb=Seilmittel iiberf rfliigel1
bat, linb:
Grltens beilt unfeblbar, tpenn in
redter @eile gebrau6t.
3weitens -Gs betlt auf bic 9duer
anitatt nur temperate grleidterung 81
9eDdbren.
Drittens -gs beilt ben hronii6er
aatarrb in jeoem &Drpertbeile.
8iertens s-Gs beltebt gdnsli6 aus
YilanSen-probutten unb lit poGfommer
barmlDs.
Tiinftens - 0ie periDnli9en Hatb.
l6ldge BON 9r. Sartmon, in ir9eno ei
mem Sale BON 9ronii6em &atarrb, tint
BON irgeno einem 8esru=na eebrau6en:
ben Yatienten foitenfrei hur9 8rief:
pedlel gu erlansen.
Sn 6olge Der friibseitisen unb l9pes
rem S6neeltiirme, ipel6e in benz sr6bter
Sbeile Der Ser. Staaten porberrl1ent
Iinb, Io(lte ieoe Samilie li4 lpfort mi
einem gremplar Der neuel item Nbhono
lung uber dronii6en &atarrb unb Min
terfrantbeiten nerleben. 9teles Bud
entbalt &atblbldse, welde, luenn befol9t
Saulenbe BON 6rpnildem &atorrb uni
5bpinbIu6t retten werben. gSirb Sc.
oem, Der barum i6reibt, foltenfrei suse
1anot.
Sieie Stiirme baben i'm Gefolee sin
i6redlt6e gptoemie oon Suiten, grfdl
tunsen, Snfluen3a, bic Grippe unb atu
tenn Ratorrb, tuopon bic eilten Iiherlid
in dronildem &atarrb pber nit ben
Sooe enbisen perben, tpenn nidt jeo
9ausbaltuns nit Be=ru=na perleben lit
I'm BET 3eiten oieIes gu perbiiten. ge
ru=na lit lotpobl Elm 8orbeusunss= al:
elm Seilmittel fir ale tlimati lhe,t &rant
beiten oes @inters.
Wtan aoreliire ge=rusna 0rul
Manufacturing Company, Columbus
Sbio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22

- SIN Nlter BON IS Sabren itarb am
Na6mitta8 bes 18. Nopember peter
Wtorgentbaler in Mailillon, 9tarf Goun-
tp. Dor einisen Sasen fiel ct nit iei=
mem &opfe ouf einem Stein unb murbe
belinnungslos, in mel6em 3uitanbe ct
bs su Ieinem Gnbe perblieb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22

September aufgefunben tporoen. Sic
cine lit biejenise bes Capt. 8. 8root. bon
Yine Gitp, Minn., bic anoere fonnte
aber ni9t ioentiiiSirt weroen.
meroen mabrideinlid, 9elYnhI
msroen.
2ouissille, &p., 20. Nop. -
Cine Depei9e aus 8arbourspille, &p.,
iaet, baB seitern in Clap County stuei
yleoer, Sim Yatton unb @eo. Oellon,
beibe BON 8arbourspille, cine 70 Sabre
alte tpeiBe 6rau, bic @attin etnes 6ar=
mers Namens Nobin1on, gel6dnbet
bdtten. Die beiben S9urfen iinb in
Barbourspille perbaftet uoroen, es III
aber faum mabrideinlid, bab lie big
au ibrem Yro3eb am 2eben bleiben tper-
ben.
U1ar1hiren UNI Ole welt.
4ittsburg, 20. Nop.-Wibe unb
fuBwunb trafen seitern gta6mittag i'm
Central 9otel Gus. &oegel uno Greo.
Sboemer elm, ,pelde am 10. Sum bon
Can francisco aug eine 6uBreile INN
bic Welt antraten. Gs gilt cine Wette
bon $4,000 seeen $4,000 Der 2auf f
bolbe. Die &eil mub in spei Sabren
suriideele9t lein, uno bic beioen iungen
Wf4nner olauben es III % Monoten fer
tia brinsen gu t0nnen. sic baben bic
unterldriften Der @ouberneure unb
prominenten Beamten ber perl6iebenen
Staaten, luelde lie bllr9querten. 9eute
leben Iie ibren Wtarib fort. Goesel
bur9querte I'M lebten Sabre ben Gon=
tinent in 1O7 Sasen. Gr lit Elm S6nei=
oer, lein 8esleiter Elm gersoloer. Sie
baben jeber mdbrenb bes Marldes Bis
iebt 3 Mn3iise uno 5 Yaar S6ube OBJ
aenubt. Sn Nepaba batten itreifenbe
Interchangeable lie fur Solooten
se6alten unb lie perfolgt. Wfit tnopper
5lotb enttamen tie ber @efabr eri9onen
3u tperben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22
cTcner Sd1rcibcbrief oeS YbtItpp
Sauerampfer.
Mein lietper 9err GebattiOndr.

VII |eue Vlets
f6en San mill
ih oente, 10 lang
baB ib lelpe.
Sebe Sc, i'd ben
ME nit piel for
Yauioits setebrt
uno lin for ben
Gieien audi nit
beionnerib gut
hrin npnnhitPt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-22
Die 2lmerifdner in l1aorto.

Mtabrib. 20. Nop. = Ser Gom=
manoer Wilarb $. Bropnlon, bonn
Ser. Staaten &reuser Detroit" lit NIT
ben Golumbus=&eliquien unb in 8eglei-
tuns bon neun Offi3ieren unb l2 Wta-
troien BON Der Detroit" bier ansefoms
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

ITO LET-A small rent at 492 st. JOHN
the house. i0-l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13
Especial to the PRESS

Orono, Nov. IL. The fate of athletics
at Maine State for the future rests to
great extent upon the generosity of this
winters legislature, as a bill authoriz-
ing the building of BILE gymnasium
at the college will probably be presented
for action, and if passed will give to
Maine State the greatest boom in ath-
letics she has ever kno wn. No one will
dispute the fact that among the some
1870 students at Orono that there is
just as good material for athletic teams
which can successfully compete with the
other colleges, as Bates, Bowdoin or
Colby have; but the story of their lack
of interest and consequent ill success OF
their athletic ventures lies in the fact
that they have always been most severe
ly handicapped by no gymnasium facili-
ties whatever. Give the Maine State boys
half chance. and they will not disap-
point their friends by always being at
the tail end in Maine college athletics.
The college is also sadly in need of a
new domitory to accommodate the large
increase of students. There are about
forty students rooming off the campus
this term. una BILE to obtain accOmmoda-
tions in the college buildings.
If next years Freshmen class is as large
as. this years, even the accomm odations
in town will be taxed to quite an extent.
1t is said that President Harris's advo-
Gates the building of chapter houses ON
the campus for the use of the fraterni-
ties. The limitation of the fraternities have
all been held. and owing to the eytreme-
ly large number in the Freshman class
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

there are still about fifty men VINO pc
long TO no fraternity. 1t is rumoreo Gnat
new local society will be tormeu snoIe,
~, ana there is now excellent Ina1eIiai
LOT founding such a society which uIei-
mately would be absorbed Dy oreeK
letter fraternity.
President H arris and Prof. Harvey are
both in Washington this week attending
the convention OF American Agricultural
colleges and Experiment Stations. Ihere
VIII VIII De slxty-six colleges ana 1ity-hve
experiment stations represented 1nefe.
FroI. q arvey will read a paper SO also
VIII FRANK E. En- cry, ,s3, now oirector
OF the North Carolina Experiment sta
The Sophomore Prize Declarations
winch have formerly been part OF the
commencement exercises in june, Will
now occur during the fall term. Inc
speakers for the Prentiss Prize have
been appointed, and will compete on
Friday evening, Dec. 7th; Inc compe-
tltors are W.T.. Brastow, L: u; BRO, a.
.Dalot, O.. h. Farnham, SD. heath, W.
l.. Holyoke, Allen Rogers, j. VIII. For
ter, G. Upton and H A. White.
A majority of the students are now ex-
tremely interested in the sport of hunt
ing and well they may be, If the country
round about abounds inasmuch more
large game as has been captured during
the past week. On Wednesday last
party consisting of Manter, '96, jeffrey,
's6 and Cakes '9S, who had been cunning
al! day without success, were about to
return home, when a good sized bear
made his appearance from log. which
they had stepped on. and growled de-
fiance. They promptly opened tire on
the enemy, and although many of the
bullets pierced the bobby Of the bear, he
escaped in the darkness. The following
day the party set out again with more
ammunition, and at noon when they re-
turned they were the oudspossessors of
6rllin. Many students are now.spending
the remainder of the family.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

PUY Pickle Lines for IL cents quart at
ID our store, sauerkraut for cents pound.
homemade pickles, 10 cents quart, Partisan
pickles, nearly one foot long, without seeds.
for cent each, Concord grapes II cents
basket, Catawbas Is cents. WHITNEY, the
Grocer. 29l Congress street. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Sebago.

Sebago.
James LON bard and Oliver M. Doug
lass have about finished splitting stone
for the basement cellar and underpin-
ming of the schoolhouse, and will COM
mence Monday to haul the stone.
On. Saturday morning a party of four
or moresgunners visited Southeast Han
cock Pond, where there was large
flock of geese, but as the birds few two
of the sportsmen fred with the intent to
kill, nbut the caps on both guns proved
defective and none were hurt.
While passing over the house of P.W.
Sawyer another shot was fred by Mr..
Sawyer, but without effect as his gun
was not sufficiently loaded for such
game. They finally made their way into
Middle Hancock or Barker Pond, and
several of the same sportsmen just before
night went to the place expecting bet
ter luck, but before they reached the
spot gun Was fired by another party,
thus soaring them out of the pond, and
the last heard of them they were seen
on their way to Sebago Lake. at about
five O'Clock, having but a few minutes
journey TO go before reaching their next
resting places where perhaps they may
seek protection from the game wardens
in case there is any danger of their be-
ing. captured. Luck seemed to be in
favor of the geese and against their pur-
suers at every point, and probably will
continue in their favor further on in
their journey.
At the annual meeting of Lake View
Park Association held Saturday after
noon, Nov. 10, at East Sebago, the fol-
lowing Ulcers were chosen:
Pres. Arthur Dyer,
Vice Pres.-George H. Wright.
Sec. and Treas. j. P. Fitch.
Asst. Sec.-P. P. Larrabee.
Division Supts. -Trotting Horses, Ar
9hur Dyer; Horses and Colts: G. Rich
ardson; Cattle Dept: VIM. Haly; Hall
Dept: A. J. Robinson; Ticket Dept.
HI. Clougn; Grounds: J. F. Fitch.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13
wANTED-FEMALE HELP,

Forty words inserted under this head
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"1'hers is Danger in Delay"

Since 1851 have been a great sufferer
from catarrh. l tried Ely's Cream Balm
and to all appearances am cured. Terrible
headaches from which 1 had long suffered
are gone.-W. J.. Hitchcock. Late Major U.
S. Vol. and A. A. Gen., Buffalo, N. Y.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured
me of catarrh when everything else failed.
Many acquaintance have used it with
excellent results. ALFRED W. Stevens. Cald-
well, Ohio.
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

no LET-Oakdale, new house. Does any
= body want down stairs rent of eight
rooms. Sebago, perfect drainage, water
Worth $s5, for $12 per month for the win err
II SO call on D. r. FROHOCk % William
Street .Oakdale. or 4l3 Congress Street l0-l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13
WIT AND WISDOM.

He was about eight years old. and was
looking over the book-shelyes for something
TO read. A volume bound in red attracted
him. 1t was Pope's Essay on Man. He
read it for few minutes, and then threw
it down. 1T may be easy on man." he said.
but it's hard on boy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

nor SALE-A nearly new mich cow.
Il fancy breed, Ayrshire, gives about four
gallons per day. Can be seen at No. 5
Washburn avenue, City. IL
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

ITO LET-Firss class lower rent of seven
l. rooms and bath loom, situated in good
ny and pleasant. Inquire of E, A. WARD.
81 Spring Street. i31
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North Yarmouth.
EAST NORTH YARMOUTH.

Mr. Albert Sweetsir and wife have
moved to Cliftondale, Mass. They will
be missed very much by their friends.
Rev. II. A. Pease, who has been quite
ill the past few weeks, is improving
Mrs. Mary Burnett and Mrs. D. B. York
OF Milan, NH, spent few days last
week at Mr.. ". "A. Evans's.
DR.. D. N. Woodman is moving :nto the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Albert
Sweetsir.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

ITO LET-Tenement OF six rooms No &c At.
lantic st. Street cars pass the door. nrice
$40 per month. G. Fl. ROUNDS, SO Boyd ST.
ri
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

"Papa, do men descend from monkeys"
asked the thoughtful lite boy of his father.
Yes, my boy"
And what about the monkeys2"
And the puzzled father replied: 1.-THE
monkeys descend, my boy-that is-er-
hey escend from treesI'-VoLge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13
STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

Oakland is enjoying splendid roads be- be-,
cause last spring the $500 voted annually
by the town for the purpose was put IN
the hands of road commissioner VINO
knew his business, and expended the
money to best advantage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13
rsrro1.L ro Qua Lady REApERs. ]

courage and strength vanish. 1t carries
them to the brain, and before long the
widest fancies run riot, you think you
have every known disease.
Lydia b. Pi7akhon,'s Vegetable Com
pound is the one remedy whose power
over this killing disease is acknowledged
throughout the world.
1t destroys poisonous germs, cleanses
the system, strengthens the womb, and
makes a strong, hopeful, happy woman
out of physical wreck.
Mrs. j. A. Rice, of Florence, KY, whose
portrait we are permitted to publish, is
only one of many thousands who owe their
health to the Vegetable Compound, and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

The Portland high school football
team was handsomely ent ertained by
Cony High School team at Augusta
Saturday night.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

Capt. Jonathan Pinkham of Bath,
claims to be the Oldest pilot in active
service in New England He is S4 years
old, or will be Dec. %, and his hand
is as steady and his eye as clear as any
of 'em.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

WANTED you to note these prices: Best
W ST. Louis -four. $3.5 barrel, three bar
rels for $40: good ball butter. % and rs
cents pound; the best creamery butter that
comes to Portland. 3 cents pound: smoked
shoulder -2sceuts pound: California pea
beans, s cents quart, IS cents peck; Y. E.
Beans beans. cents quart; 55 cents peck;
best 81 cent tea in city for 35 cents pound !;
I. for so cents !; 10 pound pail leaf lard ST.:
loose lard and 10 cents pound. WHITNEY,
the Grocer, 29l Congress street. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-13

Winthrop has romantic wedding to
report. The young lady, rather than
wed man in her own country, Sweden,
that her parents favored started with
friend of her own sex for the land of star
and stripes. although they could not
speak word of English. But nothing
daunted they came, found her lover, and
she is now Mrs. Fred Jurgenser. Now
adays love not only laughs at locksmiths
but at the whole Atlantic ocean.
slave you heard the 'honk' of the
Lewiston Journal. Mot MUCH" says
the Bangor News. But we have heard
the scrape of the snow shovel, which
cuts more ice
gor on Dec. 4th and 5th for the officers
of the Second Regiment, M. V.N. g.,
and it will be an event of considerable
Importance. There will be about so
officers present, and they will be quar-
tered at the Bangor House. A regular
army off Ger will be present, and one of
the features of the school will be In
structiOn by him in the sword manual.
Peleg T. Jones informs the Bangor
Wing that November 10. 1851, he went
boat. 1t showed so fast that the boat
had to run slowly, as the shores could
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