Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-11-12

Virginia's building at the Exposi'
ton will be Of the old colonial type
measuring 8Sx76 feet, two stories high
and surrounded by piazza 10 feel
wide. Its cost will be $40, 900.
The nine lady managers resident In
Chicago, called together by Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, have decided to establish q
model sanitary kitchen In the Wo-
mems building at the Exposition. An
effort will be made by special enter
tainment or otherwise, to raise the
$4, 900 necessary for the purpose.
DR.. John E. Owen, the Medical Di-
rector of the Exposition, has promised
Mrs. Potter Palmer that women shall
receive official recognition upon the
medical staff. The number to be ap-
pointed has not yet been announced,
but assurance has been given that
women physicians will professionally
rank equal with men, and share the
duties of the exposition hospital.
The Hamburg American Packet
Company, of which Carl Schurz Is the
New York director, has subscribed $6,-
900 to Exposition stock.
The Art Palace on the Lake Front
park, which will be built by the Art
Institute assisted to the extent OF
100000 by the exposition company,
will cost about 100000. The designs
and plans of Shepley, Rutan d Cool
dge, of Boston, have been adopted.
During the exposition the building
will be used by the Worlds Congress
Auxiliary for some of its numerous
meetings.
California is the first state to respond
to Chief Buchauan's request that each
state contribute the trunks of three of
its most characteristic trees, to be
used in constructing rustic colonade
for the Forestry building. California's
contribution includes sugar pine
furnished by Towel Bros, Company,
of Alta; redwood, by J. F. Cunning
ham, OF Santa Cruz; and sequoia, by
Smith Comstock, of Tulare.
The great imitation coast-line battle
ship, which is to constitute and con-
tain the governments naval exhibit
il in all advanced state of construction.
1t will be all inclosed before winter
weather sets in and all of the interior
work will be completed by spring.
A Worlds Fair transportation COM
pany has been organized by number
of moneyed men in Maine for thu
purpose of transporting New Eng.
landers to and from the exposition
and paying their expenses while in
Chicago. 1t issues certificates payable
in installments and these, when paiC
up, are transferable for round trit
tickets to exposition, including al
necessary expenses.
The Carriage Builders National AS
sociation, at its recent session in Gin
cinnati, appointed an influential com
mite to supervise the collection ant
preparation ofa creditable exhibit o
vehicles, and to cooperate with Chic
Smith Of the Transportation depart
ment.
The State Board of Commerce, @
/ Oregon, has employed canvassers t
raise $25,O0O to be turned IN to To
States Worlds Fair fund.
e. r. l.. Fould, the American dele
. gate to the International Statistics
!. Institute, recently held in Pari
, writes to Chief Fearn saying that tn
, congress has accepted an invitation
! meet in Chicago in 1893.
r The Quebec Steamship Compan.
operating the New York, Bermuda
West India Line, has agreed to brin
government exhibits to the Fair fire.,
Half rate is granted on the exhibits {
, individuals.
Quaritch, the noted London bOol
, dealer, intends to send to the expos
ton an autograph letter of Christopht
a Columbus, for which he paid $4,000.
1t Should Be in Every House.
J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharp
! burg, Pa, says he will not be witho'
o DR.. Kings New Discovery for consuml
ton, Coughs and Colds, that 1t cure
, his wife who was threatened wit
u Pneumonia after an attack OF l
h Grippe,n when various other remedi'
and several physicians had done her 1
good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa
8 claims DR.. Kings New Discovery HI
s done him more good than anything |
4 ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothh
:. like it. Try 1t. Free Trial Bottles
: d. ]. Humphreys Drug Store. Lars
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When meat is broiling it will coo
more quickly If a frying pan is turnt
: over it. Frying may be hastened