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The Portland daily press., 1896-10-08
Maine Coast Navigation Co,
For Bath, Boothbay Harbor and WIS.,
casset.
STEAMER sALAcIA.

COMMENCING MONDAY. Dot 10Th un+u
- further notice, will leave Franklin Wharf
days at 7.so a. m. Popham Beach s45 s "a If
Bath 11.15 .. m. Boothbay Harbor !. 80 n N
Arriving at Wiscasset about 8 p. m. r III
Returning, leave Wiscasset on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at a. m, Booyh
bay Harbor $50 a. m. Bath TO- ia. m. Pow
ham Beach 11.30 a. m. Arriving at Portland
about 2 p. M.
Connecting at Boothbay Harbor with steamar
Silver Star. leaving Mondays, Wednesdavs amd
Fridays for New Harbor, Round Pond. Frie %mu
ship Port Clyde, Tenants Harbor, Rockland
and points east.
@. g. OLIVER, President
OnAo. IL. LIE w 10. treasurer. oct8dtf
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-08


UNDERWEAR.
attractions and Misses goods
assortment the u.s. range
qualities embracing everything the lowest up to the finest
and our prices are all right.
See the assortment This list does comprise
everything kept in this dept give you general idea of
the magnitude of stock.
Ladies' Fleeced Cotton Hose in black, tar md slate.
Same
Ladies heavy black Wool Hose
Oz. Chndrens black
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants
ChAdrens heeced Jersey Pants
Ladies' Fleeced Cotton Hose an and
Same in out size
Ladies' plain black Cashmere Hose
in outs
al Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere Hose
soc. | Ladies' heavy black Wool Hose.
Chldrens plain Cashmere
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed heeced Vests andP Pants.
Ladies medium weight Merno Pants
Ladies Cotton and Wool Jersey Vests
| Ladies plain Cashmere Hose
Same
Ladies Ribbed Cashmere Hose
z5c Ladies' Jersey and Pants.
Ladies plain and Vests
Chldrens Jersey sizes.
Ladies' plain black Cashmere Hose-out Sizes
Ladies plain black Cashmere Hose-Opera length.
at black Ribbed Cashmere Hose
|1 90 Ladies' black Silk Hose
~A'UO Ladies Jersey Wool Vests and Pants
Ladies' All Wool Vests.
Ladies Natural and Pants
Ladies plain black Cashmere Hose Opera length.
| Ladies Jersey Wool
. Ladies' All Woo.Vess.
$l.25 vets-hgh neck long and
short sleeves white
at Ladies All Wool
- -, | Ladies Pants
Ladies' black Silk Hose, 81 90, 125 I5O 2OO $50 800
1850.
Chns black heeced and Ribbed Cashmere prices
line Of Ladies' Combination Suits, $780, 15O AGO.
$50, 4.5O and 500.
STUTTGARTER NORMAL SANITARY UNDERWEAR in
natural whte-also n Combination
Beautiful line Ladies' Silk and Silk Plated Vess--high
long, short and &C., $780, 1876, $780, 45O.
AS SPECIAL LEADER
We offer two lines Of Hose comprising
heeced n black slate REC pair
Ladies' black Cashmee-vey pair for s1.5O
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-08

{ One lot bleached Table Linen.
In new pattern, regular sc cont
quality, in this sale at SO cents
per yard.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

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mu6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

ter Yatteien IN Der ndfIteu S,Buns arges
cronet mar, uno ca oieler Boaro iiberaen9t
III iein ldetnt, eaB .genn9eno otsntllde
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nit Mbam @inter uno &e,nrlh Sr!inina
oils 8iir9en.
Nuf NItras wuroe bic 8iirsihait oes ),
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Button Al Ct. glpuo Dem Staais>Nuoitpl
smpioblen. Nuf Nntraa Sertasuns big z
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StluB Iolgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

Gsiddiis oes Sanoss usresn uou Neusm
bsunrub'st, uno bcs w Btronfn oes
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Vr1bli6e


Sies lit Der auiridtise 0unlh, iuelten
oas &adet : Terional allen leiuen 8unoer
entbietet. Sir Die uns in Dem our Neiae
aebenoen Sabre seporoene pteiieiii9e, lie
bepcle Observation-Disclosures ipreden mir
allen ~unitren tel smpiunoenen 9auf aus,
mar uns ia Die liberale llnterItibun9 Der
bette BfpeIs, oaB mir beim Solte i'm Alse.
meinen sroBes @ei6aitsSutrauen genteBen,
Nit oisiem 3ant perbinoen mir MN Die
Bite, uns aud I'M nddlten Sabre erpiuibs
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Yeripreben, Dob mir uns I'M neueu iuie aub
i'm alien Sabreu uur bon rsellen 8eihdits-
wsreeu leiten laiieu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24
Grnn5eieenibNmsz WerfdAie.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

b6s~ Die bet Snut Ropies lirsnoe
Sorttr,'s Gdtinerei rebt 8s'
tdul'h'eiten unisr anten 8%ebinsunssn
81 I u''r otcr 81 pndisr. Ndberss be-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-24

Wer einen gatarrb teilen mil, uhB nit
benz Slut auiansen. Sovb's S%ariapariIla
be,eitist Die uriade oieles usbeIs uno bsilt
Gatarrb oaourd, oab tie oas Blut reinist.
Goob's Vtatu pirien milee, aber raid
uub Iiher auf bic febsr nne ben Waaea. Csc
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4urm &&reden bee sfenere.

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pelhe mir p,riuSten, halien nitts. bis mir tim paitor
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furitle, obeleih CT felt 3 Wouaten nibt mebr asben ano
i,ins SduSe aebrauteu tonnte. Der @trpens Sidrfsr III
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aeiproert baben uno oemnah ilt nidt aut
elnen iolheu aeeinlat babe n 10 bat oerSoarr
ben Sbaoen rute fcl9t fitr Die glnSelnen
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-27

does not follow, though, that Corbett
and Fitx cannot meet within six hours
ride OF London. There is a place across
the channel. where they can battle to
their hearts content, without fear Of
magisteral or police interference. The
place Is within easy reach Of the
roughs and toughs Of London, and
they might re-enact the scenes that
wece witnessed when Frank Slavin
was prevented from winning with Jem
Smith 1T Bruges. Corbett would re-
ceive faic play in the ring Of the Ma
tional Sporting club or before any as
semblage Of English gentlemen, but 1t
would not be advisable for him to trust
himself TO the tender mercies Of a mob
OF roughe.
Brady is likely to post Corbett fully
on this matter, but the difficulty, 1
opine, win be this: The Bolingbroke
OK some other London club may offer
q purse for Corbett and Fftx's conten-
ton. II they accept and go into train
ing a hue and cry may be caised
against the match by the ''unco guild"
which may induce magisterial inter-
ference. Then the suggestion might be
made to pull the affair on across the
channels In that suggestion there is
danger to Corbett. Fftxsimmons has
Jim gagged to q nicely. He knows
that Jim Is slow to anger, but that
when he takes the bit in his teeth he
cannot be controlled. All he would
have to do would be to insinuate that
Jim was afraid" and that would
settle IL. All the friends and advisers
he has couldn't prevent Corbett from
tackling Aud Clootie" himself in his
fiery pit IL such q taunt was made by
old Nicodemus. look for a lively time
this summer II Sharkey does not last
four rounds before the Pompadour
champion.
F'itx has given IL out cold. however,
that he will not meet Corbett. In q
cablegram from London, he makes
this statement: II am over here to
look for a match. This means that I
win meet any man inthe world.
Corbett and color. have con-
stantly stated to my London friends
that / will not meet Corbett under any
until he has first met
the men whom have named and sug-
gested to him." If he stands by this
he will, no doubt. be accommodated,
for Denver Ed Smith has challenged
Cccbett and II he cannot come to terms
with him he will challenge Fftzsim-
mons, who may be called champion by
Indirect process. 1t is hardly possible
that Corbett will waste any of his time
on Smith, for he cannot add any fresh
laurels to his pugilistic fame and the
$4,000 which he would probably gain
ID not q tremendous inducement to a
man who has $290. 900 or $500 600 in the
bank. and that Il supposed to be the
size Of Corbett's pile.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-27

Dan Creedon, the Australian pugi-
list. win mix up In q fight with Joe
Choynski, the Californian, in the near
future The men are to meet at 162
pounds, weigh in at the ringside, and
fight for the biggest purse anybody
will offer. The match was arranged
by "Parson" Davies, for Choynski. and
Colonel Hopkins, for the Australian.
Choynski and Peter Maher may come
together sometime in July. The Ma
tional Athletic club Of Sacramento
telegraphed Maher that It would
match him against the Californian.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Lincoln has been full of politicians
and candidates all Of the week. Not
in a great many years has 30 much
interest been manifested 50 far in ad-
vance Of the convention. Many Of the
candidates have opened Their quarters
in the hotels and have their placards
on view. A great many county con-
ventions have been held during the
week, but the relations Of the leading
candidates are about the same as they
were a week ago. The forecast In last
weeks Courier Is just as applicable
now as 1t was then.
Notwithstanding the conflicting can
didacies of the something like eighty
asprants for q place on the state tick
ct, there Is q deep seated sentiment,
even among the politicians, In favor of
making the greatest effort to nominate
q strong ticket, regardless of deals.
A prominent republican from the
middle western part of the state said
yesterday, and what he said voices the
opinion Of a great many thinking re-
publicans:
Il am down here to stay until the
convention Is over. / am not for any
candidate or set of candidates. Ny
only desire is to have the convention
make the wisest selection possible.
think republican success depends in q
great measure on the action of the
convention. There are many particu-
larry strong candidates, and 1t is pos
sible to name a ticket that will elect it
self. and help to roll up q big plurality
for the electoral ticket. On the other
hand IL would be easy to make q mis-
take and place the whole republican
cause in jeopardy. What We want il
victory. The best way to get 1t to put
up a strong ticket. with men on 1t who
cannot be attacked. care not wheth-
er the candidate comes from this part
of the state or what his name Is.
only ask that he shall be good man,
a strong man. And the same way with
the other Offices.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-27
est Hen in the West viii be Present.


kinson, John Martinez, Jack c. Gal
laway. Fred Thomas, musical director,
Alice e. Lee. Maud Pfaff. Carrie Stone.
people well known as dramatic and
speciality artists will commence an en-
gagement Of eight nights at this popu-
Las resort on Sunday evening, June q.
The initial performance will be
Mabel Heath. The play will be inter-
sperced with character specialties and
Mi. Wilkinson will give evidence Of
his marvellous power. There will be
an entire change Of bill nightly. This
applies to the dramas as well as the
specialties and mind reading.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-27

haber and Murphy are not likely to
meet again.
The state meet of the Nebraska d.
Wis Ion OF the L A. W., which will be
held in this city. at the n street BIZ
cycle park. Julys and Z. win be one Of
the biggest wheel events ever held in
this section Of the country. There will
be Q.500 In prizes. and ten races each
day. Local wheelmen say that some
exceptionally fast time win be made.
Hackett. the Kansas rider who 10 prac-
ticing In this city for the race. rode Q
mile In POS. paced. Saturday. There
viii be wheelmen present from all over
the west.
That much talked of Corbett- Sharkey
fight was pulled OF successfully in San
Francisco Wednesday night. While
Corbett received upwards of $500 for
the exhibition II was not for any
money consideration that he entered
this fight. In q signed article in the
San Francisco Chronicle which APP
peared before the fight, Corbett made
this explanation: Il came to San
my folks and my friends. and have
taken on this fight 20 show my friends
and my admirers that am not q
physical wreck, but that am just ~
quick and Just as clever as ever was
l consider Sharkey one Of the coming
heavyweights and don't think any
one has q license to knock him out in
four rounds. However. I viii guaran-
tee that the people win see ced-hot
night"
Corbett failed to knock his man out
In the four rounds and the fight was
declared Q draw. This man Sharkey
II possessed OF everything that goes to
make up Q successful fighter except
science. In strength he IL superior to
Corbett and he actually grows fat on
hard punches. He fought an eight
round contest with Choynski recently,
and Il IL said he endured more hard
punches and suffered the least than
anyone can imagine. Even Choynski
with his Herculean strength couldn't
make even an impression on him.
The fact that Billy Brady has had
another unpleasant experience with
the National club of London precludes
any hope Of Corbett and Fitxsimmons
meeting In its ring. 1t il not known
who was to blame in the matter. but
Ii wasn't diplomatic in Brady to ac-
cept an invitation to witness any hght
In the club until he had made his peace
with its members and been assured of
their forgiveness for his words spoken
In the heat Of debate" as the pariia-
put II. Everybody Is sorry
that the unpleasantness occurred, but
even II II had not. there was only a
remote possibility Of the contest taking
place under the clubs auspices. 1t
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-27
RUTTY-MULLON.

The professional, the yestments of
the church, the organ accompaniment
made Eleanor Mullon's wedding one Of
the most impressive Of the season.
Everyone knows Nellie Mullon. She
was an infant when her family moved
from England to Nebraska in the
seventies. The groom Is an English
man also and on Monday afternoon a
Draining, joyous Englishman who took
no pains to conceal his gratitude to
fortune. The family present at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Mullon
and Miss Lydia, Mrs. White and son,
and Mr.: and Mrs. John Thayer. jr..
John Randolph, F. w. Taylor. Fred
Houtz and Fritz Westermann.
Dugald White and Gladys Thayer
walked before the bride, standing be-
fore the chancel rails during the cere-
mony. They are very pretty children
and their solemnity and anxiety to do
as they had been told was affecting.
Their bearing could not have been bet
ter II they had been trained in EN-
peror Williams school for pages. Rec
tor Silver married them. The re-
sponses were SCARCELY audible for Miss
Rtce's accompaniment, but the Gee
tors voice was plain. The Episcopal
marriage service for irrevocableness
and inality Is unapWoached. 1t takes
bravery TO turn around after the cere-
mony and face a lot Of more or less
critical and admiring acquaintance.
Mo. and Mrs. Rutty walked down the
aisle and smiled at each other and
their friends as though II was easy
The brides dress was white brocaded
satin and lace and she looked lovely.
The reception at the house immedi-
ately afterward was very small. Nc
and Mrs. Rutty left on the o'clock
train for St Louis. from where they
will go to Buffalo.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-27

Purple pansy, Her MUesfy's Per
fsne, has that delicate. yet refined and
lasting odor. mach desired by the cor
sxn'er. Riggs. the Druggist. is head
quarters for all the latest Toilet arti
eIes. corner Ttoelffh and o streets.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-27
PAVILION THEATRE.
Burlington Beach,

The Lee-Sherman Dramatic COM
pany, which Is highly spoken Of by
our exchanges and which embraces
Robert Sherman. Edwin A. Lee. Frank
Howard, Chas. Lawrence, L n. Will
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-05-28
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
COLORED PEOPLE.

Mrs. Rosa M Teer is very sick.
Grand rally at the A. M. E. Zion
church next Sabbath.
Lawn Party June End, don't miss
Revs. j. ID. Paul, and Il. G. Brook
ms and others attended the deco
ration at Louisville last Saturday.
Miss Emma Valentine is on the
sick list.
Died last Thursday morning
May 2lst Mrs. Harriet Franklin,
wife OF Ben Franklin. She was a
good Christian woman, and has
been a member of the A. M. E. 2
church for about % years, she died
as she had lived, a faithful true
hearted Christian, and has gone
home to reap her reward. She
leaves husband and 8 children &c
mourn her departure. The funeral
services were conducted by Revs.
Paul and Brookins.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-05-28
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