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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11
GOanaon'S (6War5eS S6Qaf.
Staotclerf 8o9art unterihld9t
Der Staot $4,000
ltnd gebt bauit anf Rtiien.

Der neneife SCANDAL in Ghicdeo's tueenoreis
ner Doritaot.- Mayor DYde mo Staot=
anwaIt SdFer Iaien Bosort's ecfammte
Babe nit SeibIae beleoen. = Sein ms
bewe9Iides Dermogen fdou friiher CUR
Siherune DER Staot an Soeart's Bit
oen iibertrdeen. = Der tueenohafte
StaotcIerf felt Ie5tem mittrpod n~ireenos
mehr 9%eiehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11
banoels- uno Siran5bertht.
Der 6eIomdrrt.

Sic Balifdns9Iei9ungeH b~eIiefea f0 atTtern AMI
$14, 065, 453.
SeIoanf Ritnbtgung mar 81 6 Brorent Iei1t 3u Sc.
fortmen rno WedieG tDurber NIT bis 7Brocent oi3fons
tint. gBebIel auf Stem Yort pnr6cI nit 20 Gents
Anf9eIh ~oertouft.
Nobltebene bic bcuti9en onaeaei9ten gge9IelturIe ouf
bic 9unptbanoeIspIdke @nropo,s:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11

G9ra e ~$2.25-4.OO; Sdtnmer, SO. 5o-5. Is.
Sntupr; 10, 600 StI1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-11

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8 onfbaus ltquibirt. Sumes s..
Sings Sons, bds Gltefte unb frii5er zines
Der etnflnBrei9ften Nep Yorfer 8anfbGuIer,
lit in liquidation gegansen. Der friibere
Name Der 5irma mar Brine, @drb &c Sing.
Die Snbaber Der iebigen Sirma iinD Jrsc.
Gore Sing uno Sames g. e. Ouer. Mls Der
Senior Der Sirma, Nr9ibal6 0raei, Sing,
Dor bret Monaten itarb, purbe bic 2iauibaz
ticn bef6lo1en, tpel9e nunmebr in Der
0nr3fiibrung begriffen 1T. Die aEbenz
itdnbe fofpie Die 8unben Der Sirma iinb bon
btm 8anfbauie Barring, Maeoan & So. in
Waa Street ii%bernpmmen fpprben. Sdme5
q. Sings Sons fungirten felt Sd9r5ebnien
al5 Neip Yorfer Ngenten bes 2onboner 8anfz
balties Barring 8rpt6ers &c So. gu Zen
friiberen 0tit9lieOern Der 5irma 6d6lte Der
aus benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r~e.annte
@oubernenr Sam" Warb, Der prdfbent
beg Columbia College, Irhibulo Sing, fowie
ber Prdibent Der Union SruIf Company,
@bparb Sing.
= 4tter 6aubegtn bonn Sobe
befie9t. Sn SORT Sbomas 1T Der !9duptz
mann s reberid SO. s ; b t pom s.
Suloess Snfdnterie@ 81 acknowledgement 9erz
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wonlen's Reliance.
tfter Many Discouragements They
Turn to Muny0n.

Mrs VIM. H. Smith So Wendell Street,
providence. R. l., says: I suffered for
six months With a. very severe attack of
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
TO JUDGE sTRouT.
A Testim onial From the Androscoggin
County Traverse Juries.

The April term of the Supreme Court
at Auburn adjourned sine die Saturday
afternoon. 1t has been term of %
working days.
The pleasantest of relations have existed
between Judge Strout and the traverse
juries. Freeman Cole of the first panel
handed Judge Strout the following tes-
timonial Saturday morning, signed by
every member of the panel:
To His Honor, Judge S. c.. Strout:
Honorable Strive, the No. 1 Jury of
the April term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court now near its close in Auburn de-
sire to express our sincere thanks to your
graf kindness and courtesy to1rards us at
all times; it has been pleasure to be
a juryman, for when case has been be-
fore us and the lawyers have made their
pleas, we always felt confident that you
would lay down the law so clear that
we could not go astray, and we think
our verdicts have been generally accep-
table,
We shall always remember this term of
court with pleasure, for it has been
pleasant to meet either Judge, clerk,
sheriff or anyone connected with the
court, all having been alike gentlemen
ly, kind and courteous
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
HARBoR DRIFT.
Various Items of Interest Picked up Along
the Wharves.

There were unusually high tides yester-
day. DIR. Bray's steam yacht Maitland
which has been hauled up above the
bridges for three years, was pulled Off by
tug and will go into commission in
few days.
The schooner Maggie Ellen is loading
lumber at Dudley's wharf for Newark
and New York.
The small Hampton, or shore fishing
boats, came in in unusually large num-
bers yesterday morning, fully twenty-five
being distributed around the various fish
houses disposing of their catches of cod
and paddock.
| The steamer Fannie Sprague took the
Merryconeag place yesterday morning
of general merchandise. The Sprague
was formerly one of the feet of porgy
steamers which were so numerous few
years ago. The large hold aft of the pilot
house was packed full of freight. This
hold that was once used for carrying
porgies, is large and roomy and renders
the boat particularly efficient as a freight
carrier for some kinds of cargo.
The tug Ben Hur which broke her pro-
peller about two weeks ago on the South
Portland shore, has received new one
from Boston and resumed her duties yes
terday morning. The tug has also been
newly painted and generally overhauled.
The Damietta and Joanna is in the dry
dock being put in readiness for cruise
from Somes sound to New York Captain
Wallace signed crew yesterday.
Shipping Commissioner Tolman has
signed crew for the bark Anna Lewis
bound to South America.
The four masted schooner Sarah Palmer
has signed crew. The schooner will
probably go to Louisburg for aeoal cargo.
Mr.. Tolman paid off the crew of the
Mabel I. Myers, yesterday. The vessel
signed crew last September for period
of twelve months, the trip being to
Montevideo and return, The vessels re-
turn to American waters and her arrival
at her final destination releases the crew
although had the Myers stayed in foreign
waters they would have been obliged to
serve the entire twelve months
Commissioner Tolman says that men
are plenty just now and that there is no
difficulty in obtaining crews.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
OXFORD COUNTY RAILROAD,
Articles of Association Filed With the
Commissioners.


Articles of association have been nloo
with the railroad commissioners for
new railroad to be known as the OXFORD
county railroad
1t Will probably run from an intersec-
ton at grade with the Grand Trunk rail
way in Woodstock through Wood stock,
Milton Plantation, Rumford, through
Peru, lntersecting, connecting with and
crossing at grade the Portland and Rum :
ford Falls railway at some point near the
line between Rumford and Peru, thence
crossing the Androscoggin river into
Mexico, thence to an intersection and
connection with, at grade, the Rumford
Falls and Rangeley Lake railroad 1t
will cross the Androscoggin river through
Runford and northwesterly into Andover
for terminus.
The length of the road will be twenty
five miles, and it will be of standard
gauge.
The capital stock is $4,000 The
name of the five directors named are
James Mitchell, Calais; Daniel f Emery,
Jr., John T. Eustis, William Chamber
lain and Fred A. Libby, Portland.
Mr.. Mitchell and Carrot Schenck of
Rumford Falls, agree to take 500 shares
each, Mr.. Emery, $40, Albert S. Eustis
50, John T. Eustis 5, c. E. Littlefield of
Rockland, W. Chamberlain, J. H. Day
and Fred e. Libby of Portland and E.
Dudley Freeman of Yarmouth, one each
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Estate of Charles A. Brown.

The will of the late Charles A. Brown
has been presented for probate.
Under it's provisions, the city residence
and personal property within it is given
to Mrs. Brown and certain shares OF
took in manufacturing companies in
which Mr.. Brown was interested.
The use of the summer home at Delano
Park is also given to Mrs. Brown during
her life time.
The balance of the estate is given to
the children. There are no public be-
quests.
The will is dated February twelfth,
1896, and VIM. f. S. Brown, son of the
deceased, is named executor.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
metropolitan Vaudeville Co. fail and
Dance.

Tonight Garrity's band, with Mr.. J. j.
Clarity prompter, as sisted by the Metro
politan Vaudeville and Comedy Co., will
give it's first grand sail and dance at Long
Island If the weather is fine it will be
most delightful and novel sail and en-
tertainment combined The boat will
leave Portland Pier at 730 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Cumberland County Pomona Grang.

Cumberland County Pomona grange
will meet with Cape Elizabeth Grange
Wednesday, May 10Th at their hall,
Spurwink The business of the grange
will be attended to in the forenoon. AZ
ter dinner an entertainment by G. E..
Grange and discussion by members of the
Pomona. A barge will leave the Union
station, Portland after the arrival of the
morning trains. An invitation is extend :
ed to all fifth degree members the Or
der in the state
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.

Monday-Francis Smith, alias Nichols
on charge of breaking and entering,
was ordered to recognize in the sum of
5000 for appearance at the September
term of the superior court,
Alroyd j. Blither pleaded guilty to
the charge of riding a bicycle on the side
walks on Roberts streets and was fined s.
and costs.
Simon Punky for assault on Harry
Cousines, paid 50 and costs.
Richard Duffy and William F. Wheel
err charged with being tramps, were dis
charged
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Real Estate rr,-.srer..

The following transfers of real estate
h this county have been recorded In
the Registry OF Deeds:
Henrietta Woodbury. Of South Port
land to Annie r. Jewett of South Port
land, land at South Portland on the
northerly side of High street.
Alice NJ Lowell of Richmond to Geo.
NJ. Anderson of Yarmouth, $780, land
and buildings at Yarmouth.
Mary j. Brown to Mrs. Ellen E. Cur
rier of Fairview, n. j., land and build
ings at Peaks island.
Frances A. Newcomb and Lizzie M
Brooks of Portland to Patrick Greary OF
Portland, land in Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Lecture 10 Ladies'

Mrs. DR.. Frances II. Drew will give
two free illustrated lectures at Congress
hall, the first this evening at 7.45
and the other Thursday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. There will be no admission fee
nor any collection and Dr. Drew's health
book will be presented to every lady at
tending. The subjects of these lectures
viii be found in the advertisement in
another column.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18

DIR. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief in all cases of Organic or
Sympathetic Heart Disease in 30 minutes.
and speedily effects a cure. II is a peerf
less remedy for Palpitation, shortness O.
Breath, Snothering Spells, Pain in Left
Side and all symptoms of a Diseased
Heart. One dose convinces. Sold by
E. l.. FOSS, 653 Congress St., near
Park st.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
INSOLVENCY COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE PEABODY.

Monday, First Meeting-James F. King
of Yarmouth.
Fred A.. Osgood, Deering, John J.
Goody, assignee.
Ambrose L. Anthoine, Windham, Fred
]. Laughlin, assignee.
James F. Smith, Portland, Henry j.
Conley, assignee.
Second Meeting-Bruce B. Rodick,
p ortland, oath administered
Accounts allowed-B. B. Rodick, Port
land; Alex B. Sprague, South Portland
Geo. e. Barbour, South Portland
A E.Newell, Portland; Chas. g. Kimban
of Portland
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
The Discovery Saved Hi.
Life.

Mr. q. Caillouette,. Druggist, Beaver 8
vile, ILL.,, says: 'To DR. Kings Now
Discovery l owe my life Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all the physicians for
miles about, but of no avail, and was
given up and told could not live Hay
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery in my
store l sent for bottle and began its use,
and from the first dose began to get bet
ter, and after using three bottles was up
and about again. 1t is worth its weight
in gold. We won't keep store or house
Without it. " Get free trial at H. p.
s. Goods Drug Store, 5T Congress
ST., under Congress Square Hotel
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Euckien's Arnica SaIve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Cbilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money retun Sed.
Price rs cents per box. For sale by H. p.
s. Goold, ST. Congress St., under Con-
gress Square Hotel
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18

High School day at the Exhibition
today. School ticket with Is cents admits.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18

rheuma tisn IN both hands and wrists.
The pains We're very severe, and the doc
tors did not seem able to give me relief.
I secured one vial of Munyon's Rheu-
matism Cure, which Immediately relieved
me, and completely cured me. I cheer
fully recommend this remedy"
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, mostly % cents vial. Per-
sonal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
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500 Bclobmmne! 500.

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frenen 81 erfabren. bab es tuenisitens ei=
ne 9efirdtete &rantbeit eiebt. tpel1e Die
Wiiienidaft in az ihren Stufen 81 bei=
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tannte poiitipe Sur. Gatarrb erforbert
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G0rpers aufbaut unb Der Natur in ib.
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ten. oab lie einbunoert Dollars Yelob-
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tilrieren perfeblt. Qa6t gu1 cine 2ilte
bon 3euaniiIen tomnen. Man abreiire:
s.. S. gbenep & Co., 9olebo. 8.
Wertauft BON allen Npotbetern, 75c.
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Wettmiktc Grbctt /!

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Gaubenfad MidaeI aus 06uningen.
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pilbebranbt Grben pon 0enridb syrieo Mnbreas.
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sas %aasssa. ss assIs'ssa ss ssmsn aus oso
gieberuann, alias RempinSf Grben bon Gbaim 2eib.
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oDiiss gsi.Sri 'sl @iissin sha assr aus assiI.is
prertomp Serb aus 0roBetobn
Cblri1. Sob. gpriftian, Gbriitopb ans RenS.
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usib iER ole 9lffettionen oes Daltes.
Srnit ano 9ursen iff es unS4dSbAr.
Gs bot mdbrenb zines Wierteliahrtaal=
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NegtIchlanb. TeutlthtanD

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ich'efat perbpbleMea gieSaa unD Mibbe-
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huna in Ghina gno oiean ibrer bausrn.
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@salnabmsu. Antcr han heilpiei,oien
Smbel Der Nar%xl TelWiferune. Der IN
aaen Sbeiltn oes Mcidps ieinen WiAer~
lMa ianb, Gina am gsounerita9 &rin3
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@,svFSsn 3es Geases ienieits Der Misese
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IubrsuilFauf Shmsine slno Shmeine-
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miro tis,ftls Il Sranues betragen.
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erfdDrene 3ennth,cr- Ireiber su eneaai;
renaaso ben usrsuaifelnoen 6olegrdberr
onrd biele yfabrlsnasmittel sufiibren 81
lonen. 4ein anaerer Weg lei porDan
ben.
Masfirte Yannsteu perludten bel ge.
req, Gbir. eiuen 5rahtsug Der Si;
Sour Yabn su iihsrfaaen. tooteten oel
sonhnftor uno hsahten oem Yremle,
lbtpeR Q8unhen bei. Srei Neoer iint
als nautmaBlihe Rrbeber oes 8erbre-
bens Derbaitet trmrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-12-22
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-12-22
Observation-Disclosures.

s8r. G. Sharp aeesn Sreo GinB.
9erbitt fir ben Rldeer. Ger 9lnee=
tlaote bat 5000 uno GpIten gu besablen.
Suian Nusbaum eeoen Nbrahan
2orens. 5eitanentsuollItrefer. Beige
le9t uno Soften btSoblt.
Siaoc yfusboum ge9en u. 2oren3
IL. u. @eieeleNt uno Soften besablt.
Sie 9omels @pal So. eeeen ssoIepb
6. Murris II. 81. gertuuf beitdtist.
5onnab Safion seeen Die y. Is. 6.
& ct. 2ouis giIenbabn. geiselest unb
Soften beSablt.
Niniie!o 9. Wrisbt eeeen Sacob s.
6Obi. 9as friibere 9e,bitt in oieIem
6alle mar ni6tia ertldrt wproen. Sem
&ldaer wuroen bon ben 8eIbmornen
$490.48 sueeiproden.
gm. Mc@aulep 9egen 8. g. 6ran=
Gig. @eo. g8. Jeeb waro gum Mai=
ienpertpalter einseIebt.
Sbio segen Sobn %. Sbomilon.
Ger 9lnaetioate marc bes Meineios
ibulolg befunoen unb 81 bier sabren
3ubtbaus perurtbeift.
9lu9ultus Seper IL. q. 2ieler 9eeen
ll6ridspille. IS purbe Elm tempordrer
gh> Saltsbeiebl bepiligt, tpie bic Glager
oerlGhgt batten.
gmma McGlean geacn Wm. s. Nn=
oeripn, Sheriff. geroift fiir Die Sid
germ, lpel6er bon ben @ei1wornen l
Gent sugeiproben tpuroe.
3bOs. Wt. @obr Qeaen &i6. Sing.
Der geriht Der Gpmmiiliondre tparo
aenebmlat uue 8ertauf anaeoronet.
NtarD 9lnn Bafe eegen Wm. Sii6leD.
Ser Gldgerin puroen bon Den Sc
iNmornen $ll25 Su9eiproden.
gifleo Mpers gegen 8eoree Seti6er.
Die 8ei6mornen gaben Elm 0erbitt fir
Den Nnsetlagten.
Wf. GoIenbloOme ge9en Samuel Sa=
muels. S9uio bon 5000 anerfannt.
S. Winefein segen Sam. Samuels.
Sbulo BON $l04.5l anerfannt.
Sbos. Wegonpille geeen Gam. Sa=
muels. Sbulo bon STA. 10 anerfannt.
Saeob MustoIf eegen Wm. g. Gale.
geiselest uno Soften besablt.
9arriet 8artrell eegen Sbps.l gnrnu=
ban. Ser Rldaeriup .tpurbe Elm. .tempo=
rdrer ginbaltsbefebl bemilIiet, rla1bef,i
Tie $500 Yiiraidaft 9eltent.
Ora s. @ilion gegen sSObn 9. Wil=
ion. Ser Sldgerin lparo bic na19e=
iudte Gbeideibung betpillist uuo ibr Die
Sbbut iiber ibr minoeridbriges &inb
suseiprohen.
She Selfonts Srpn Worfs eeeen
George. 5. &ippel. Ser Nnsetlaste
mar ni1t eridienen uno tpurbe ben
9ldaern $735.l0 3ussiproben.
Sobn SSi9ert geaen Saeob Soebl.
Das @eridt entidieo gu Guniten bes
9tnsetlasten uno bat Der &ldger bic
Soften su besablen.
Charles s. Yoosp eeeen 2aura M.
BooeD. g6el6eioung betuilligt.
Sn Der @iiteriibertraeilng bon Win=
fielo 9artline wurben gD. $. 8edtel
$150.50 fir cine Gperation betpillist,
Die er i'm Sienlte Sartlines ppllsosen,
tuoaesen Der Mafenberualter yerufuns
einlegt.
glisabetb gleff sesen 9abio gaeff.
3uriidae5ogen.
%. g. Yalmer sesen Gbarles 6.
Wturrau. Da Der &ldser telne Biirs=
iAaft geleifet, tparo Der proseb auf
feline Softer fallen selailen.
Die Central y. 8. & g. 60. 9egen
Suian &. Megurbp. Sbeoopr Cans
ming wurbe gum MaKenpernalter er=
nannt. s.