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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Gtnes famiIiensIr,tes pr,patee.
fprdh iiber Katarrb.

Gtnes tdm1lten'Ar3fes prtpaf9e.
fprdh dber Katarrb.
Dr. Wbstitone iast in Der 3eiti4rift
Family Talks: Dor Mllem iolIte
ieber Mann, iebe Jrou unb jeoes Rino
pi7en, bab bic einfahe .grtoltune i'm
2opfe," na&bem lie einise @o4en an.
9eoauert, aufb0rt, cine einfade rgrfdl.
tuns i'm 2opfe" au iein unb nun Der
rMnfan9" etnes 2atarrhs gemorben 1T
tpelder, ipenn pernofldiliat, In Der ee.
fdbrIi9fen Jorm bieier 2roniheit aus.
arten tann. Cine Grtdltuns I'm 2opfe.
mie bic itets sesenmdrttse Gpioemie
.@rippe" i'm @efoIse bat, nit iol1en
6pmptomen, aIs eine Ieidte S6Ieimob.
ionberuns aus Der Naie, 3uerit bdnn
unb ,udiieris. eini9e Sage barauf bid.
sdbe unb ihmieri9 burd bic binteren
NolenpaToeen nod pielem Mduipern 3u
entfernen. Die piele 9auienbe BON
Meni6en in ieber @tobt finb ieoen
Moreen Der miberlihen Notbmenoisteit
untermorien. bic Naienpofiasen pon per-
bidtem S&leime au reinieen! Dieie
vGrtaltun9 i'm 2opfs" mag ein bdufises
Nieben peruriaben. perbunben nit einem
9rodenbeits9efiible i'm 6olle. einem un-
oneenebmen Geru9 bes Ntbems, einem
iibeln Geiamod i'm Munbe, beionbers
bes Morsens bein Nufiteben. unb in Der
Naht mag es gerdui6poles Atbmen,
@4narhen unb. bel iiingeren 2euten
Elm @efibl bes Grftidens betporrufen.-
alles Dieles iit pur cine rGrfdltunne i'm
Ropfe." uno bod tonn es Der Mnfang
bes 4ronii&en Ratarrbs iein. Dauert
oieie g,tdltuna i'm Ropfe meter. bann
tann Der AusFub aus oem 0olie unb
Der Naie irritirenb uerben unb einen
idle4ten @eru@ annebmen. unb elm
mehr ober rueniser beitdnbi9es 2ibelee-
| fibl moht iih i'm 0olie uno elm Yohen
unb 8olsefibl auiiden ben Nussn be.
mertbor. 9ie Mu9en vtbrdnen" leidt
unO iinb mebr Dber meniger gerDtbet
Sod tann bic 2rantbeit in iroenb elmer
oieier 6ormen bur6 cine ipitemat,ide
uno eriinoli&e Bebanbluns NIT Yrebin.
GERS aatarrh-Boliom eebeilt werben
Die Npplfotion folte erfolsen, ni&i
nur in bic Noienl6her ielbit. ble @aIbs
bur4 ieoen She'll Der Naienpoliasen ate
bent. ionbern auh bur4 bdufiJes uno
tudt'9.s ginr.ibe in benz unteren
9beiIe Der 6tirne, serabe iiber bic er-
trantten 5tt4en. Oieiss ausse3eihnet.
6eilmiitsl iDitet nur SO Gents uno Elm
Welfu1 oamlt lit meeen bieier 9erin9en
2ofen mchl :oe1tb, bon Sebermann ge.
madt su tueroen. gu pertaufen in allen
NpOibeien.
1k sssspss t1praSsiE1es 1e3el4ea ~ ~ ~
hsslasseS asbei mas h tsisseRsHtes 8niGnnenaa'
tnn - ..1Aoll0ao eDseto1ua - a1esaAa DeSonl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
0,ater percieittt..
Deutf4s mdnner perlan9t
welde lpillens iino, fib Elm rentables
Ge1hdft 3n eriinoen

SSir tpiiniden. oab Sober, Der pbne 8e.
ihbitisuns 1T, pber feine suiriebenftelence
Nrbeit bat, inb bic @ertrefurs fir uniere
Sirma sesen quite Se;abIuns su iibernebmen
tpiinidt pertrauenspr4 an uns idreibt, uno
Yroben tpitenfrei iiberlenben
sSir tpiiniden nur einen gertreter fiir ieben
Diitrift. pelder nod ni4t beisst 1T. Ron
tpenee ii1.iofort an Sr. s. s. Shopp. SO
100 Gtate Ctr Hacine, WiS. 1loct6W ,p
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
3ndthaus,u uahrihten.

4nld6li4 Der beDorfebenben aBo9l
.nerDe1 einiae 18d9ter tn 3u&tbauie
f6 mad 1anie beeeben, nm bort iiim-
80 Il i6nnen. giRgeliefert wuroen
30 Ereitaa BON Musfinsum Gonntp
Gkorits stones auf 3abr wegen Gin
frrdLs unb Diebitabis unb BON Jairfielb
& Gcrain Hronl Grouforb peSen Q6rper.
Serie1.xe sbeafals duf ! Sabr.
Gtne teird& &tIi@e slnjnbl bon Bd4.
- IN O. 1eontae mad jbfer pei
eI NJ host pimae1 81 f6nnen.
ee ! ~ - sIsid - Ale1s
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

s@- Sest 1T bic Sohres,eit, Guer
@interbol3 3u fdSen. unb Der bette.
olu,sne uno leidite Mes 1T nit ein,r
5oloing edge Ma,&ine 60. Nps. 204-
249 Soutb Sefferion Ctr. Chicago.
5br iolltet fir einen feinen Rotalog lem
ben. 1t
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Cincinnati U1drftberiht
Cincinnati, s. Hpt., 1874.

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A.Oo-4.25 per aifte
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medium, unt gtanu &1.6i-sl.7s orbtudre BITS gur
Big Sanbp 3M $1.40-I.60.
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6ers 81. .5O-9.S5 Feeders &2.6O-8.76, Sdbrttne.
unb grafeube Rdlber $a.O0-8.00 BuGen bin,
unb ietdt $2.O0-2.S5 5eeberS 2.25-3.O0. BE
loana 81. so --3. 90 8utdher uub chipping $500
835. Qdtber. aew6hnit6 unb arDb $780,
Memlt& gut Dts gut Ueist) A.6o-S.76, Grira
$500.
go metue. select f@mere unb prtma Du
herS "a. .55-4 IS 9emtf6te Ba6ine A.7O-4.80 gs
m6pnltbe unb raube A.0o-4 30 let@te &btpperl
n 1b-.50, fette tunee 6&wetne N.00-4.40 40 a.
m1hnltte $.O0-4.60.
g da e-selhorene $50 -8.16; NIT Der Wsn
$8.3S-8.75; Serbitldmmer aef&oren e3.t1-A.6
NIT Der aBo(le ss.Io--s.5s ftrlhiae-tdmmsr
$0.0O-lO.00.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

betannte SpteI tn Ganbuetu, s., an ber Scfe
pom Wortets une Oecatur.&trabe, eegeniiber
Dem Deft zgiai IT, 1T. sue8en porae rndten Wlters
Bebinguneen bilig au pertomfsn. Ga ia Elm
anbetanntes beutihes Stommbaus xno erfreut
Iid elmer gnten &unbidart.
Tdberes 5u erfragen pon Dem Gtaentbh.
mer
Jebi, m. tDte&etmanm.
Gde Wtartet s Decatur Ctr.
3m ~ 9anbusfs. ..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Corning g., s. Nop. 1894

Corning, g., S. Nop. 1894.
9err @erbarb Neubaus unb @emobltn
feierten ON @onnta9. ben 4. Nopember,
ibre iilberne 6o1seit. M6se Gem Subel.
paor Elm frober 2ebensabenb bei1ieben
iein!
W m. Ul linor,
Agent bes ~@efbote".
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2lusmdrtioe mdrfte.

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Oepo9sltes Elett@- ogultetn N;l-
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$9S5.
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Weiuz nnb Tru4t 6arm muter
sanitiseu Becinsunsen IN
Derfaufcu.

unteraei6net'r 1T qelonnen. ruesen poraerS0-
tenn Wter, tcinen woblbetonnien Ytae auf bem
eatatDba SSlanh gelc9en, entbatteno 20 M6er,
wopon y Nfer init Ncben mnb IA M6er NIT oehef
@orte Bfirnf,bdMmen anaeleet finS. 3,uci gro.
Bcn, aut etn9erihcten Wobnbduiern, etRer gut
gebeneen Wirthitaft. nebit gut beinAtcm Cons
mers5feiorf, Smei aroBcn Wc,n Qeaern nit
8roben WeiniaiIcrn, m,t ooer obne @ein fDors
rath pom Bctnen uneefdbr $1,000 @al0uenk
ncbh ctnem guten yorratb pom Beadbs unH
gatamba Brandy. 3mci 9Be'nprefen arb einer
Dtitiaerp NIT sipet tupfernen Ge1eln, jdmmts
Tide Nferbau=ger6tb'h haften, auee In beftem
8uifanb. mnter ltberalen unb letdbten Bebtnes
Mn9en 3u perfaufen.
yeionoers made i'd barauf aufmerffam. oae
metn CONNER sReiort pdhrenb Der Gatisn ppn
6remben aus Cincinnati. Columbus. Glepes
Lamb. Yittsburs uiw. befutt unS monatelano
belpobnt lptr6.
giur porsei1rittenen Nlters weaeu ta otcier
thone YlaH 5u uertaufen, aus tetnem anneru
0runbe
gBesen Ndbercm wcube man fid an ben @iaen.
tbdner anf sem Ylaye ober abre,iire:
3 farrer.
Gatatpba SSlanb, Ottapa g., %.
SIT Der Ndbe bes Carbohydrates.
l8ott.rp.3m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

~ vGarIanb~ Oefen & @anses
finb ni4t tbeurer ols bic wertbloien
Na@abmuneen. 2abt fe Gu9 seisen.
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4AiMf IN rnm q nk;e : :,

3ei&t 81 conRatiren.
Frau aatb (aaf BEN 6eimmes pom
taHeelrdns6en): .saDen Sie mai,
iaa Snlpsetor. uetbe Damen b4ben
bsnn ei9entli& beute ssfebIt2. 80 T.a1
3niptetor: .@Arten @ie 80 tas perbeu
nir 6lei@ ba6sNl @sl4e Damsn Gub
es,s ~ aas hnf1 RI ftetf ~ e
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inuhrirten aatalog, morin 1auienbe pon
Scueni5en permerft iino, nelhe beweifen. bab
merhen san,it omrhgeid9t, uno tann bic edge
letdt auf Der S1ulter getragen lperben.
$1,000 oapon i'm @ebraud. Dir uerfertigen
Spb cage traet. Sic crite Orocr iid,ert etHe
Nacntur. Mbhr.: HoIbin9 Gaming 1eaebtne Co..
241-249 Q. SeHeripniar., 8btea9u, Ju.
- 30utt 6m ipCp . ~
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Ou perfaufen-Gtne sro6e 9tte. unb Urt6s
. Gabrtt NIT 81 0der 2anb, 5teht btato am sers
faufen. Wegen ndberer Nusfuuit pen6e mon
(db an pber abreifire al
9. q. Oan9buan,
8mp,m 1eoaes. 4autbtng 0s. ..
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Columbus U1urftberidt.

Columbus, o.. 6. Qcr. 1894.
Deri&tet flr ben .@efboten" bon &
Iteabo & Co., 234 unb 288 6Ab HterteRrabs
NleRl.
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1~ sssspss tslesraSask1es 9etei4es ~ ~ nv
tns1aseeS snse aas ts tsieseGantes 8nigmnenesI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-26
fumishra Rooms s Apartmrnts to 90

East side.
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ladies and gentlemen,
InTH ST. IC4 EAsT.-ver comfortably furnished
w front ana back rooms. every eonyenlence; board
optional; private hou~T,
InTH ST, Ias ~EAsT-LArge and small front roonls
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IOTH ST, SEA EAST NIccIy furnished rooHla: hath.
i ~ and all ConNenlrnces; sumner prizes; private
hnuse-
slnIH ST, ISI EAsT-Ns~B and slssARuy fur
~ nishsd r0onsi several sisesi hath, 50 ke.i
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Atal estate Cor salt-Nerstp eitp.

NOR SAIL On Jersey City Heights. ~ minutes n
u New Work, room house. an improvements. s2,0H';
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principal -Gesis ~ the lrignts, terms cay. Also. =
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Infurnishrd Houses % Tet.

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srlcrt board BrOOhlyn.

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Furnished nousts 90 gtt-eitu.

ELEGANT HOUSE, handsomely furnishedi con.
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9lnts AaA Arartmsnts-BroshIan

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11
WHEELING IN THE WIND.
The Run to CentervilIe-A Record
to San Jose.

There were about forty men OF the Bay
City Bicycle Club in the run to Centerville
yesterday. With the wind on their backs
they found 1t easy going, but the return
was a different matter, SO different that
many of them refused TO face it and kept
on to San Jose, where they took the train
back.
The union run of all clubs. which was
scheduled for next Saturday to San Mateo,
has been postponed indefinitely. because
of the lack of hotel accommodations there
for such a number as would take part. A
picnic a some properly distant point will
be arranged instead.
Fast wheemen generally arei conduct
ing themselves just now with a thought
toward the Fourth of July races at Stock
ton and Oakland. Terrill brothers. G. S.
Wells, a. Reid. Burt MEME. K. LaDgnetin,
F. A. Griffith. Windle Ready, Otto Zeigle
Jr. of the Bay City Club are among those
who will race at Stockton. Grinths, Davis
and others of the Rambler team will go
week in advance and train to break
records.
Speaking of breaking records. Oscar
Osen is accredited with having ridden
from Fruitvale to San Jose in two hours
and thirty minutes. which was considered
very swift but unofficial
Three men of the Olympic Annex
Martin EspanoZa, Lou Hunter and Frank
w. FulleT-made the run Saturday even
ing in two minutes short of that time-2 :28.
They returned yesterday and entered the
Olympic Club with the air of men who
have done something. The pace was an
average of sixteen miles an hour. They
took turns at setting the pace from town
TO town.
Fuller, who was reported as being of the
party TO start for Yosemite by wheel to-
day, will not 60. He is doing steady work
with an eye Cd the coming races. The
trio starting for Yosemite this morning are
w. Ii. Haley. Jack Alexander ana Charles
JaIman. They expect to get to San Flipe
tonight and to reach Yosemite in two
days.
j. w. Miller, William Stimson and George
Stration of the Olympic Annex rode to
San Jose slowly on Saturday and on to
HOLSTER yesterday, returning by train.
The annex wheelmen will meet Tuesday
evening and prob,bIy appoint a new
captain to succeed Scovern. who resigned
a week ago on account of sickness.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11

the Kellogg medal. In this shooting Young
scored 81. DaIss Sc, Kellogg %, Kuhnle q
and Rodgers s.
The men Of Company ID of the Fifth
whose station is at San Rafael seldom visit
Shell Mound and they did not fail yesterday
to avail themselves OF an opportunity to
try some firing at the new 500-yard range.
The practice was the first of the kind they
have had, but was productive of some
gratifying results. The scores highest on
the card we're these:
j. Dawson. ...........--...3 5 q 4 b-43
j. Muihern.. 3 Al
j. hituey. ...............4 U 2-S4
There has not been much of this long
range shooting at Shell Mound since the
targets were constructed. The reason is
perhaps to be found in the seemingly un-
surmOuntable difficulties in the way of
proficiency. 1t is TO be regretted that the
interest which manifested itself some
months ago has not been continued, for the
truth is that proficiency in rifle-fring at as
long range as the Springfield will permit is
of greater and more Immediate need ia
in the National Guard that the compara-
lively simple performance at the 200-yard
targets.
The only other organiZatio which scored
at Shell Mound was the Norddeutscher
Schue zen Club. 1t was a monthly bulls
eye shoot and the prizes were won by L.
Bruno, II. Miesner. CAPTAIN Sebe, A.
Giese, G. B. Abraham. II. Thode, J. de
Witt, ID. Schinkel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11

In the afternoon at the pistol range some
Of the members of the Columbia Club
tried their skill ataraDid revolver firing for
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11
THE OLYMPIC SHOOT.
A Preliminary Test to Classify the
Men.

The crack shots of the Olympic Club
yesterday held shoot preliminary to the
beginning of the series for the club medal.
There were ten entries. The purpose of
the shoot was to classify the men. Those
making score of IS and over stand in the
first class; those making 10 or over and
below Is range in the second class; those
under 10 in the third class. The score fol-
lowing will show how the men stand.
There is a medal for each class and the
shooting will begin the second Sunday of
next month and will continue through
seven months.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11
COMPANY d. FIFTH INFANTRY.
Some Of the finest kind of target. hitting

Some of the finest kind of target-hitting
done of Sunday at the bay ranges is that
of young Poulter and Andy johnson.
Both men are crack riflemen, and probably
better representatives of the California
marksmen than any others in the militia
service. The rivalry between the two is
keen, and their contests on the range gen.
orally draw out the best that is in them of
skill in rife-fring. Yesterday there was a
match, or rather several, between small
teams, with Poulter and johnson on OBJ
posing sides. In the first contest the score
showed in favor of Poulter's team by
single point In the next match the scores
were reversed, and the johnson trio were
a point in the lead.
A third match was shot, and the John
son outfit won again by two credits. The
matches were impromptu, and for nothing
more than honor and a general dampen-
ing up. The scores were the following:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11
Officers Elected.

Harmony Lodge No. 9. a. o. u. W.. held
its annual election of officers last Satur-'
day evening at the Aicazar building with
the following result: P. M. W., C. Nc
Colgan: NJ. W.. q. Teeoulet; foreman, E.
Haynes; recorder. l.. Johnson; f1napcier.
j. +. Schwarting; receiver. c. Schwerin
guide, r. w. English; inside watrhman,
p. Clancy; outside Waterman, T. ]. Fo-
lev; trustee, S. McSweeney; surgeons,
DIR. f. f. Lord and DR.. q. Adams.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11
Who Will Be Pensioned.

The Police Com missioners will meet to-
night aud as President Tobin has returned
to the city and will be present 1t is ex-
pected that the question of placing several
officers on the pension list will be con SID
cred and some action taken. There is con-
siderable speculation as TO who will be
retired. but nothing definite will be known
except through the Commissioners.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11


4 ANTED OLD PHoNoGRAPH FOR EX
all Branch once iee 2ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-11

A million matches are used in Europe
every twelve minutes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-13

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-13
PATENTS,

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-13
PENSsO 8!

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Special attention given to difficult
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-26

Several days ago the Democrat men
toned the filing by the Tucker Bros,
on some land at Lacomb 1t had been
learned had a defective title. II was
also stated that 80 acres ofthe property
of George Clark adjoining was likewise
without sufficient title on account of
its being government land, the 0, &
G., the grantor, not having a good
title to it. We remarked that Mr..
Clark would have to do some rustling
towards Oregon City. 1t seems that
Mr., George Sylvester learned of the
condition of affairs before Mr.. Clark,
and gong to Oregon City filed on the
property. Mr.. Clark came to Albany,
and this noon accompanied by attor-
ney G. w. Wright went to Oregon
City to begin contest for the posses
sion of the property. Mfr. Wright is
confident he can secure a title for his
client, and as Mr.. Clark secured the
property in good faith he certainly
ought to succeed Democrat.