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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
3raun(6meig. Sippe.

Seeien. Der erite bsutide Foiis
meilter in S:aOtid,uu 1T Elm seborener
Seeiener. Der Yorlieber beS bortiaeu
Foitamts lit nGmlid elm Serr Yape,
oeiien Wutter oils gSittwe bier lebt.
Saljuflen. &abrenO oes Monats
Sanuar beiaB uniere Staot teinen
Wiagiltrat! Sbmcbl Die &ablen bwereitS
am 4. Sftober 1887 iiattscfunoen bat,
ten, fonnte lid Die iiiriilife He9ierun9
crit Gnoe Sunrar sur Yeitdtisuns ents
iflieBen. Sniwiiden mar Dem Dfrs
sermeil tier Die SIbruns Der @eitdfte
uno Grleoisuns Der slrbeiten iiberlais
fen; naf Der lippeiten StdoteorS.
nuns pou 1886 III aber Der Wlagiltrat
cine folle9iale Seb0roe. SIS III an,us
nebwen, raB Die ndfite Seiiiun bes
Saneta9eS lih nit benz Serbalten Der
He9ieruns g"egeniiber Den inueren Ser,
b0ltniiien De" Sal;ufler S%taotperwal.
tung belbdftigen wiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
E6IrimaiC6c Staaten.

@otbu. Die @eiammt;ahl Der i'm
bieii9en arematcrium i'm Sabre 1897
beitatteten %eihen betru9 lSS.
@reii. Die metanild)e Weberel
BON lltlig Il. 6eultel purre llelillt)
Ibenos Gin 9iaub Der 6lammen.
Hubolitaot. Sier III elm Ser'
9eant non Der IL. Sompo9nie nes 90.
9teoiments, Der lid nnpcrliftiSer
&eiie bon ieircm Sunoe lIebtolen
lieF. am Suncewurm 9eitOrbcn.
@eimar. Sir Die an "a. Suri
i%tattiincenre Seier oes so. @eburts'
taaes ces Grobbcr;o9s Scarf @leranSer,
res d%lteilen Der regierenben Silrllen ces
Seutld,en Heid)es, weroen bereits Sor,
bereitun9en 9etroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
2r. Riles WeoieaI Co.. Grftarh Sns.

nal mn Ne~rau5bolts. mar CT t0ct. Ser
Serunaiiidte hluteriaBt eine ySittme
nit iehn NjnOcru.
Woiai. O. mirO in Ssutihlano
nit)t uie!c i.G0,iitIe &Olt,idpllefrcr
seben, Die 50 3cble in Ctenlie iteben
unr nrdl louge ridlt ans IIblGiconeb,
men bcnten. <jga tier 1T Elm ipld'
ieltener Gali " perieidYnen. Pin :.
WiGri .. ). ~icierte uomlidl Der Cher,
lehrer &!ibel iclu %6Olubri9eS Nieui,.
i%ubilaum, wO;u Ser Aiiaiu;er sebrer,
uerein umiaii:noe Gorbsreitungen
trifft. Ger |ebrerreteran, Der in Wiain;
geboren muroe, iabit iait so Sabre.-
Der Nouotat %abOri, Der p%ielsenannte
ener9iIte Gerihcioiser 3Olas, bat in
ben Sahren 1879 bel elmer hies
iisen camille semOInt, UNI Die oeutit)e
Sprad)e III erle,neu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
0eaerreiO.

@ien. Die Sllnlller9eiloMenluofl
lehnte ben pom Gjemeinocrdtbe uuter
aemiIien Y%eSlngungcn potlrten Sbren~
preis BON 1000 Sronen fhr Die Suol'
demonstrating ab.-Iie Sonollt,
teursirau Wiartcuip murNe BON iilrei'
eliiGbriseu Sobre, Der nit slllem
aelaoenen augeliiuten bantlrte. err
ihoiien.-Siir;lit iiarb bier Der pen'
i~ionirte Settionshef Or. luria. D.
Selm, Der ieinen 70 SGbren gum 2Iot
oils oroentlider N6rer Gil Ger SSiener
llniperiiidt iutitrlbirt mar. Ger yer
blidlene hattie lit teilamentariih leoe
idmar;e 6arbe bel ieinem %eidleus
%bee0n9niG uerboten. Gr lag IN meieen
Sterbesewanoe o~ui9ebabrt, bas lrauer'
tud) mar blau orapirt.
Nubapelt. Iie toniglife 2aIei
hat in ;neiter Snitan; ben Intlages
beidjlrlB Des Subapeiier Strat9eritteS
oeaen Carl Tulsi!D, ben ebemallgel
0irettor Der Vanoeabllbergallerle, per-
morien NIB oaS meltere Ver'ahren
segen Vule;tD einselielit, ba Die game
gngelegcuheit leolglidl Den 0egets
itanb elmer ciuiiredtlihen Terrehnung
bilSet uno jc9lifen iub)ettipen ceer
objeiiipen ilrailedtliden Wiomerts
entbebrt.
Sonisinboi. Sn Der NGbe non
bier orrGbraf Gle Glbe Die uier uro
eS bilcete lid elm reueS 9eit. Ger
Statthulter mics 20, 900 0nlben flir
Hegulirungsarbelten an uno entlanote
EiOniere hierber.
aronitaot. Oieier Sage buellirte
iih Der Observation-Disclosures Shirt
6rieorid III SobenlO hes9 Saloenburg
nit Dem Sb%erlieutenant Nuguii SdIeir.
Ger Shirt erlitt cine idJmere 9iaIers
lpunbe. Sd)eip erbielt einen yrulibleb.
Welf. Die Spurfaiie bes bieligen
Marttes hat Den einitimmigen Seid)luB
9eia6t. anldelid) bes 9ie9lerun9slubis
lGums ces Saiiers p~urbebaltiif Der
@enebmisune Der S%tnttbalterei ben
Betra9 non 100, 600 @uloen Su 9emeins
niiei9en uno b%umonitdlen iSweden 81
ipenoen.
Melnit. Surd) falihe @eriifJte
alarmirt, iorberten Die Ginleser Der
ftaotiiten Spartaiie maiienbait hire
Ginlasen ;uriid. Sie Spurfaiie be-
sahlte glles anitanoslos aus. Ger Se.
;irfsbaupimann nabm cine 9teuiiion
Dor uub ianp alles in better Srbnuns,
mas er Der YepOlferuns burd1 cine be-
fonbere &unpmadjun9 mittbeilte.
Meran. Sier lit Der Veiriiser
PrOfeiior Der WieSi,ir. Or. gSilbelm
Woloenbuuer, Spe;ialiit Der yarpns
soitopie uno Tbinoitopic. ans benz
Veben geihieoen.
Seoenburg. guf Dem Sahnboie
In Neuiieol iino 5000 @ulben Saar'
GELD uno elm Ginlasebud aui 1000 Sui
ben loutenb. meld)e bon Der Feiler
Sanoelsbanf on Die Neuiiebler Spars
faiie %eiulansteu, peridmunben. Der
Foitfutld)er murbe perbaitet.
ct. Poelen. llniere Stacts
gemeinoc iii inter 9uratel g~eiiellt NOR
ben. Der %anSesausifuB ertbcilte Dem
Siiraermeiiier o.. Diner einen iirens
gen @erreis peSen ieiuer Gemeinoe,
mirtbihaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10

aramm, nadD Dem ole ollie Suo' UNI
81 . ummalluns seihleift psrSen
follen.
ct. NpoIb. On Der Ser;'ihen
Qeimiabrit e~rplobirte Elm aeilei, iuobel
Der @rbeiter Simion 9etootet lpuroe.
Der allsemeiu beliebte Wlann binter'
lG6t cine 0ittme nit bier 3inoern.
1bann. Neulid %leiitete lid Elm
bieiiser Sdneiber in elmer Wirttlba't
oas ioncerbare Y~ersniisen, ge8erl cine
Nette pom lieben yiter Mein elmer
lebenben 9tatte ben &cpf abiubeiBeu.
Gr aepann bic @ctie 8ldnieno. Eie
Static murce nat)ber bon einem aroerei'
2bierireunoe a~bg.pclit, Sebratel1 nno
per;ebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
ElaB- Sot6rinaem

StraBbur9. Der Saiier bat ~
benz Neubau Der proteliantiid,eu Sir.
den 81 Saarburg, Seutid). gpricuuri
uno Wlberltweiler 0eitrGge uon 5000,
5000 uno $500 Wiarf aelpenoet, aus
oenen Die @loden beihaiit weroer
iollen.
Oiense. Sei Der bicii9en Toli;ci
itellte lid Elm I'M Sabre 1892 reier.
tirter Solcat ces d7. Snfantcrie. BE
9iments. Der Wlann hattie ied)s Sahre
in Der 6remcenle9ion scoient uno brei
Selbjilge mitgemadt. Gr fam tCrper.
LID gdnilidl rulnirt uro mittcllcs III,
rid.
Wet. %iirgermeiI,er Sreiberr bon
arcmcr erhielt pom Sniier Elm Seize
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10

9tltt9eS Snltttut.
2weibrhdeu. Der perfloiiene
Bauernbunbstanbibat Yude bate in
elmer ieiner Bauernfansreben nnter
Inoerem auf pon Der pereummenoen
@irtuns oes boheren llnterridts 9es
iprohen. Iaraui be,iebt lid iolgeroer
@ablsettel, Der bel Der Stidwabl in
Somburss 9uisl abseseben murbe:
Der Vude iprah: Sd bin 10 cnmm
@ewuroen i'm GDmnaiium; SD puroe
bumm uno INNER oiimmer 9luf einmal
aber sins es nimmsr.' Drum wable
i'd ben %Vanomirtb Stnitt, Oenn einen
Oummen mill ih nit"
23Irttem 6er9.
Stuttgort. Ger Siir9erausiduB
hat it'd nobe;u einliimmig Ilir etn 9ros
res J~tatbhaus an MiQrttplap entIf)les
beu uno bas %lo9enonute tleiue Ijtartt'
plapprojett abgelehnt.-N!U III EN-
Silisperein iir weiblldls Nn9elielltc
Qebiloet morceu, ser nit Stellena mo
gSobunnGsnatwcis, 9icdtsbiltcbmean
uno Interchangeable pcrburocn icII
miro.-9ei ser Gritcuillbrun9 ces
Suoermonn' ld)en 3ohaule5 Guf ocr
bie'igeu Nribuhre begcgnete BEN Gar
iteller Der Eltely1lle oas 4lliG9elhlG,
baG feline Hcrriide Gcucr Iirg, cod
l0ld)te or nit Gsi Disagreement cen
Yru.lo.
GannItott Der Sdunmoall
@aum90rtrcr, Ser burdl Sabrlaiiigtclt
cine @lrtbtiruu calicr crifol'en bate,
murse ~ ied)S Mon0,cn G~)eIansniB pei
uribeilt.
Sridin9en. Sn Der crit 1896
ab9ebrannten uno i'm uori9en Sabre
miecer ueusrbGuten Sdeuer oeS 2ioler-
piribS Wiatthaus Nalrenmoier in
Sotenltein brad 6euer aus. Gas Sc
bGuoe brann:e pOllig nieber. IS lfeint
elm Nad)eatt rCrSullegen.
SSnD. Sm Sabre 1890 bat Die
Sirma Gb. Il. Spriu9er (Seireiwlr:
nerei) cine Stiitung pom $4,000 Nliart
Sur Grridtuua elmer Sleintinoeridule
9emadt. Sieies Gupital tat I'D,
in;mlid)en uui 5000 Wtart permebrt,
uno es miro nunmebr bic GrbauunG
oes Sprinserltiites eriol9en.
SeinGd ii. Gina neutrality-suspicious.
lung hat Den %ertaui oes Saocs 2ei'
uadD an Yer9merfsbeiieer Is. SrGte
in Sin;i9 a. 9ib. gum Ereiie pcn 49,
600 Wtarf nadl lunAcu unb lebtaiter
Observation-Disclosures 9enebn1i9t. Ie!
Geneinifuloner Y. Bauer III non Dem
nit Der SoruntcrIuf)uus betrauter
I%mtsgeridt in 9alw in Sait 9enom'
men poroen.
Him. SaB Die Gntieitiguns ulms
in nidJt il ierner 3eit in SlusiidIl
itebt. mag rarars b%erpcrseben, oaB biz
Notwithstanding al G~iterbeill
I'M Slauthale, Soilinsen ;u, idor
9e9en $50, 600 Wtart fir Grunoerwer.
bur9en ausbe;ablt hat. Der lllmel
Ganairbabnbof miro lid benz porlie9en'
ben Flane nah tiinitis in Der Sanpt'
Jade 9esen SUilingen eritreden. Cir
@ebiet pon $50 Wieier Srcite, iiiolid
Der Soilin9er Yabn, lit fir Gan9ir:
9eleile por9eleben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
Gro66erjogt6nm 6eGen.

Darn Itabt. Ginem ifweren innes
rem Veioen. oas i'm ieit Sabren qudlte,
1T Der Wiuitamss Snipeftor uno Fros
feiior Der 9unitaeihihte uno Seitheiit
an Ser 2efHiifen Sofifule, Or. STU
bolf aoamp, erlcgen. goamp, Der nod
nift AZ Sabre alt ~9eworben lit, mar
In leinem Sadie uno insbelonbere aud
oils 9enner ocs Sunitsewerbes nett
iiber uniere Stabt binaus betannt.
Serfersbeim. Sn benz @ebOft
oes Vanomirths Tiebl iollte cieiel
Gage elm @aiierleitunssrobr enticrnt
meroen. Der As Sabre alte Srunnen.
arbeiter 6ris Sdul, aus Gntbeim be-
ilieg Die 0rube. Die berart nit Stids
luit an9efiillt mar. haB Sdul; icfcrt
betdubt pon Der @eiter %itiir,tc. sis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
Seeer fa0t 70.

eascarets ganop Gathariic. tie number
roCite meoisiniide gntoeduns reJ 3c,tal.
ters, anaenebm uno srfriideno fir ben De.
inmad, wirit iauft uno poiitlu auf Wieren.
2eber unb ginseweioe, reiniat bos sanss
Spftem, pertrelbt grialtunsen. beilt Ropf.
me-, 5ieber, Y%erftopfuna unb Hti6Ftdt.
esuft unb ueriu&t cine Sda&tel BON 9. q.
q. beute nod 10. Is. 60gtS. Berisuit uub
aarautirt bel aneS apsthesevu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
Smuter nur 0as Bette.

Seim Eintari Ieallter Sifbes, bas BON
ms S%eit,ohtei uno oarn p~eriauit ipiro,
tradltsn mir tiers barroh, nur bos Seiie Al
fouien, I'm 10 ur'err Snu6sn has Bette lie.
fern su fcuuer. liner &icb, lei es Hlnb-
uieh, Sdaie, Hammsr nno &1lber III bier in
nuisr en &eisen iett aemoht uno liefert etn
sSle'ih. mic &c n,,aenopo better aeiauFi ,per.
ben fanr. Wr 9eber leeeH SGnfel, unb
lei es Der 9rbBtc Iernitmeder, 3ufrleetn.
bet. Gin 2,iI NH ~nnieren 5leiiriorten
beieBt reGt ben IprctIt, acrii9t bcm Sc,
itmad unn bciilebiai Den lnuereii Wsnihen.
&er gut elien ipii. tauic ieir 6leiid unb
ausse,eitnete @ulit. bic bette in Der Gtant,
BET
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
MeGren6ura.

5riebIunb. gu areuiunss,mcden
baben lid Der 9iittersutsbeiiper b.
Serneu aui SiibberitOri uno Grai D.
Sdwerin uui yoewie bel 5rieolanO le
Swei Hammler unb iebn Saiinnen aus
llnsarn iiir ibre SOrlien tommen lai
fen. Iie 2biere iino 9roB uno idwer,
unb oomit lie auf Der Sa9o nift abses
idoilen weroen, hat man linen Die
Yofiel Qefilr;t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
0foen6urg.

GlSfletb. 0as beige Sarfidifi
.Wiimi," Sapitan 9rube, non Yunta
SlrenaS tommenc, 1T led in Suelnss
toiun einsetroffen, nadoem es iebr
ltiirmiifes @etter %beitanoen bate.
Gin Gbeil Der l6 Wiann itarfen Ses
iatung lie9t an Sforbut oarnieoer uno
Der 9apitan III unterwegs seltorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
= Or. Booths ceutihes Ointment 1T

Or. Booths ceutihes Ointment III
elm iiheres 6eilmittel ssaen ieoes 0eioen.
IS beilt uno uerbitst 6alsfrantbeit. Grs
t%altuns. 6uiten. 0unsenfrantbeit. 9riiien:
anibwellun9. Gnt'inhuna II. I. m. Gr.
Booths beutihes eminent heilt 0errcn.
tinsen. Ouetihuneen. Riiden'. Yrutwsb'
uuo Web in ben 8lieoern. Ginl balher
3hseloiiel poll in cine 3aiis heibsn Wai'
iers bsilt 6uiten. lauren Wasen. 6era'
bremen. trantes 3opfwsb. 9iarrbos. 8olic
unb ale inueren Shmer,en. Grast euren
adafer baruad, Seoe Jlai&e %earantirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
A.W. Kraamer
Ho. It's. NV shDtd. ct. GIurh. Ninu.
Nr. Booths
ocmtidcs &rdntcrbrilmittcl
9rpBc amti= biliDic Glirir mnb
Slmtrcimi9cr.

Swei bebentenbe Weoi,inen in elmer.
Sic inausurirt unr sibt benz Spitem Gla.
%ltijitat, gner9ie unb Strait. @egen I'm.
peroaulidfeit. Nppetitloiietsit, idIebten
Itbem, aopfwcb, 9eri1opiuns uno ale
Sranfbeiten, bic ourh unreines Slut emit.
iteben, bat lie ibres 8leihen nidt. Breis
$1.OO bic 5laihe. gu tauisu bel allen
6dnolern. 7-bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
Z rteimsm beyvaae"Sen sl~Spofatem.

Serr r. Tbtlps, ter terrerraesnhe pcnFsnsan.
ralt pom Ssltar. y. y itreib,: SD pures aus Ter
grmte ~entlantn resen ansesritener Seiuuetsit unt
lit feittem an siuem Striisieen. Settlers hare i'd
Strd6e. une 6rtifuns ~sanfaae. Ntine @efait mar
aebudt ME tte ctTes SGiatriatn. sd trua nets tine N
usttrrsf I'm Scmmsr axe Suttt rpr G~rfGltung Sd
rermrtte nt6t. msintm 8sit afte retsufsten. 1etne
8ute rures eurd tettias S6msrien nm tas Ser, une
IN her ltnien Coulter a%titttt. Ger 3 Satrsn fns t6
an. lr. wins Sci ,teiimtit,I ~ nebmtn. ritrptt Id
10 rtsie ydtsntmett,iu une anetre Meeiita rcu Aer,-
ten Satire lana cine 9rtrla M hate. Or.
Nttles Ssr,teiimittel sdb mir tie 8eiunttsit ,uriif
Gs N In geiriliS.sit tius punetrhart 1eei;in, mn
IS aeret6t mir ~ arpfem Der =,
gnu8en, etties Seilmitiei Setem ~
W smp. m,Its e,i,mi,,,, m,r,,r Wiles
p pST as'n SsrsEti; s,s 4Tis, t'HsF Seilmittcl
Sc fF, mr Sis,$t 5it, Ts'' s s% lteQsn Wp=
der liter aranittittn res ser. tuooheit kcr
,sns une 2srcGu frci. AereNe: '""@VNN we
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-03-10
Gaioit
dinner
Gars.
VlablSeis
ten ierpirt
a la Garte

Sur6tisnf ,piiteu ct. raul. Tinredgclis. 6siend,
Suite. S%priane. Sedttle uns pcrtlint. &trbireurasn
her reftlit an Gntpuni,sn fur he 8cciSnat @tsene.
Srtarn uue California puniN, Gldsid. Sardu une
stina. @crbintunaeu in rem 3riatnssitaften tnr ALE
pitliter urt iieltben gur'te
gStfiit Iauftns Stfltt Iau'eue 9.
No. ExSundav lI.cOam. No ExSunday 2.O5pm
No. 3 daily i.OOpm. No. ! daily l.iOpin
sunday Willmar No. s daily ii5am.
at i.05pm. No.6 arrives S'1opIm
No. II 10 am. No l~llarrivos fromWil-
No. 7 daily 40 55pm. mar IL .30pm ESSun.
No. I2s way freight Sandstone 7O1am.
No. 121 from Sandstone arrives 2.Spm.
No. : runs VIA Clearwater.
No. I2s makes connections NJ MilaCa for West
Superior and Duluth, arriving al Duluth l.l5pm.
3nr @arpen. iiac,s uns Tsit;.s 9~nicrmaii0n irrttt
yer sstr itreitt an
4. " yaeioe. 6. y. Al ".
ct. Glrue, @tur.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-24
YARMOUTH.

Mr.. A. M. Hayes and family have
moved to East Maiden. Mass, for the
winter. ser
Mrs. T.. 8. Blake is spending few
days of this week at Bangor. y4.e
W. L. Haskell Relief Corps will enter
tain Thatcher Relief Corps on Saturday
October l.. A full attendance is desired
at the meeting of the corps today as the
final arrangements are to be perfected at
this time.
Mrs, Grace Blake has returned from
her vacation trip to Bethel.
DR.. Sylyanus G. B. Newton, surgeon
on the steamship L ensington. has re-
turned from voyage to Belgium and
Germany, arriving in New York few
days ago.
A large party from Portland will at
tend the Spanish operatta OF Pepita, to
be given in Masonic hall this evening.
Mrs, Robert Sutherland and children
of Bath, and Mrs. Chisholm of Sheep
scot, are guests of their sister, Mrs. Frank
Joy.
Mr.. Edward Pendleton Of Detroit, and
Mr.. Ralph c. J. Pendleton of Chicago,
have returned home.
The menu ers of the Central Society,
both old and young, are very much
nleased to welcome back to their num-
Der Miss Mabel Pentecost of Montville,
who has returned to Yarmouth to enter
the senior class of North Yarmouth
Academy.
The young people of the Central society
have in preparation and will present
in the near future the three act nautical
drama "Messmates. The scene of the
play for the acts is laid in the cabin of
a yacht and the drama is as breezily writ
fen as located. With an unusually strong
amateur cast the play is bound to be a
success
The ladies of the Central society have
decided to hold their annual fair Noyem-
Der 10th and 18th.
Casts from the antique have been placed
in the yes.ibule of the old meeting house
on the hill. These casts are made as re-
productions of the work of Lucca del
Robbia and others, the originals OF which
are in the cathedral at Florence.
Small spruce trees have been placed In
front of the meeting house to be named
for those children most loyal and faith
full in aiding the interests, historical and
antiquarian of the place. Hillspines and
jumpers are placed on the slope of the
hillside to serve as boundary near the
sidewalk.
"Pepita," or the Gypsy Girl Of Anda-
lusia, a Spanish operatta, is to be given
this evening at 7.3o O'Clock at Masonic
hall by local talent for the benefit of the
Hillside Library. Tickets are on sale at
Cooks drug store at the upper village.
and at Buchanan s drug store at the lower
village.
Mr.. William S. Berry Of Portland was
in town one day during the past week
calling on friends.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-24

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of thousands Of Sufferers have proved, the
efficacy Of DR.. Willians' Pink Pills for
Pale People is just as great in such cases.
They restore the digestion to healthy vigor,
purify and enrich the blood and supply the
elements needed to build up the wasted
nerve forces.
All druggists self these pills; one box for
so cents, Or SIX boxes for $3.50. e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-24
GALE SKIN AND A HIDE.

Washington, September ga Assistant
Secretary Howell has issued circular
re-oIassifying calfskins and hides for Gus
toms purposes. Under the present law
calfskins are admitted free OF duty and
hides pay duty OF 10 per cent al valo.
in weight is made the dividing line be.
tween calfskins and hides when green
sailed, and IL pounds as the dividing fine
between dry hides and skins. il green
skin weighs % pounds or more, it is to
be classed as hide, and if 1t weighs less
than IS pounds. it is to be regarded as
caifskin. If dry, u pounds IS to be the
pounds was the dividing line in classify
ing wet skins, 10 pounds when wet sailed.
Ia pounds when dry sailed and five
pounds when flint dry. 39T
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-24
TIE LATE DEXTER W. KENsELL.

At special meeting of the Directors OF
Merchants National Bank held Septem'
Der 2ard, the following memorial was
adopted regarding their late associate,
Dexter W. Kensell:
By The death of Dexter W. Kensell the
Merchants National Bank of Portland has
met with great loss.
AS one of its directors he has served 1t
faithfully. Watchful of Its welfare, he
has largely contributed to its success,
bringing to its board of direction sound
| Judgment, careful supervision, unselfish
interest and devoted loyalty.
AS merchant Mr.. kensell has always
been known as man of great sagaolty,
Of absolute honesty and of quiet enter
prise. His associates have always es-
teemed him for his sterling worth.
AS citizen Mr.. Kenssil was appre-
oiated by all who knew him. Without
political am bition and of a retiring dispo-
sition, be accepted no public office, but
was alive to an that should make for the
good of the city. HIS high moral sense
and regard for all that is honorable, ex-
emplified by his positive opinions and his
frank expression of them, caused him to
look with disfavor upon indirectlon and
chicanery.
We shall miss him on the street, we
shall miss him at the bank, but 1t is at
the home that he will ba missed most.
We tender to his family our Warmest
and our heartfelt sympathy.
In token of our esteem and in appreci-
alton of the many manly qualities OF our
genial and Warln-h hearted associate, we
direct this memorial to be spread upon
the records of the bank and request the
cashier to forward copy to his family.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-24

Almost everybody is familiar with the
signs of an approaching breakdown due to
overwork.
Almost every hard worker has felt at
some time the physical prostration, the feel
ing of constant WEAKNESS, the dread Of col
lapse, on entering Upon fresh days work
without sufficient strength for its duties.
John P. Sonnhalter, Of So Melrose Ave
nue, Cleveland, O., is strong and athletic
and has splendid physique. He IS mar
red and has great pride In his family.
His daily work requires severe physical
exercise. He is yafdmaster OF the Zsttei-
meyer Coal Company, Nos. Is to 81 Com
nercia1 Street.
He discovered recently that he had over
taxed his strength.
All the symptoms Of over-work distressed
him. He describes them In way that
thousands viii instantly recognize:
"The blood wou1d rush suddenly to my
head,o he said, "and would almost faint.
Fly strength was leaving me. Every part
of my body seemed to be oat OF order.
"Strong as my muscles were, / would
be very weak. / was nsrvots and my
mind was distressed as well as my body.
When I awoke in the morning dreaded
to think of the hard days work ahead OF
me. Twas altogether wretched.
II expected to break down completely:
~ could not sleep, lost appetite and coald
neither rest nor enjoy simple recreation
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS
Safety for the
Bread Winners.

Il clear, Plain statement from Aa,duorkiag man
telling A07O he S0as sa0ed from a position Of great
bhys1cI and mental zVeaksess, and able to FRO
yaae far his family.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-09-24
MAINE PENSIONERS.

Washington, September Extensions
have been granted to the following resi-
dents of Maine:
RESTORATION AND INCREASE.
Garshon O. Simpson, deceased. Penob-
scot, SIT to S24.
INCREASE.
John B. Peaks, Toqus, IS to $40.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Eldora f. Goodwin, Newiield, si2;
ANGELA W. Simpson, Simpsons Corner,
$l2.