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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-24
EASTWARD
" EASTWARD
STATIONS.

S:30p 4:25 ia Lv... Albuq. 1OOp 5:3Oa
1905 Il 49,. Coolidge".. $50 p........
$40 alO:25 a ..... Wingat ..... 43p 2:35a
LOS alO.55 IL ...... Gallup.... loop 205a
540a 2:55 p NAV Springs. 90 800 p
7OOa 2lOp 49,. Hobropk.." 945 $40 y
2:2Oa $3.50 ...- Winslow..".. $40 7:35 y
1O5Oa 6:lO u 49,. Flagstaff .... 6:30a $40 p
1230p 800 ..".. Williams see. 5:OOa 4.OO
lbs y DOOR ."."Ash Furk"... 4Ua 2:aO
230piO:20 \ Prescott jun. 2:55a l:40 p
$50 pil:20 n -. Peach Spg> e. $50 a 2:lO p
5:3Op 2:l5a ...... Kngnian....l 0:55p 0:40a
7:5Op 4:i0 1.-The Needless. scoop 7:lOa
9OOp 6.55 II ...... Fenner ...... 9.25p 5:23a
l:.0p 9.OOa .Bngdad.... =. l:2O p...:...
2:35 al2:55 p .Dagget...... 2OO 2:35a
3OOa 2:lO u Ar. Barstow Nv l:40pl2:l5A
,...... 600 - ...... Mohave,... $3.50 a......
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

Paris has culinary academy with
thirty Immortals, each an accompishe |
chef. At their monthly meeting, ne
dishes are discussed aud old oaeI dis.
carded. Although, muses. the San Frau.
cisco Chronicle, France is oac OF the
countries where the breakfast hour is
still held sacred, aud where he who in-
terferes with a mans dinner is regar led
as little less than a criminal, yet the
Paris chefs complain that the hurry OF
modern life has str rIcl a fatal blow at
true gastronomy, for not even tue 9our
met can afford to spend three hours at
dinner as his father was wont to do
This is sad, but the world wilt probably
not suffer from the decay of high art in
eating. What people want to. day is the
greatest amount OF nourishment with the
least strain on the digestive system, rne
esthetic side Of the culinary art may b,
neglected, but the prAc :ical side has its
virtues, for its fruits arc high physical
aud mental efficiency au1 pleasure in
mere living which the pampsred gour'
met never knows.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03
Lunatics DO Not Shed Tears.

Ole of the most curious facts con-
nected with madness is the utter absen nee
Of tears amid the insane. Whatever the
form OF the madness, tears are conspicu-
Gus by their absence, ss much In the de-
preston OF melancholy or excitement Of
mania as in the utter apathy OF dementia.
If patient in luuatic asylum be dis
covered in tears it will be found that it
is one beginning to recover or an emo
tional outbreak in an epileptic who is
scarcely truly insane; while actual in
sane persons appear to have lost the
power Of weeping, it is only returning
reason which can once more unloose the
fountains OF their tears.
Even when lunatic is telling one in
fervid language how she had been de-
prived of her children, or the outrages
that have been perpetrated on herself,
her eye is never even moist. The ready
gush of tears which accompanies the
plant of the same woman contrasts
strangely with the dry-eyed appeal OF
the talkative lunatc. It would indeed
seem that tears give relief to feelings
which, when pent W, lead to madness.
1t is one of the privileges OF reason to be
able to weep. Amid all the misery ol
the insane they find no relief IN tears.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

Among the famous or well.known
men who died last year were the K1e.
dive, the Duke of Clarence aud Marshal
da Fonseca, ex- President of Brazil. In
Catholic Cnurch circles Cardinals Sim
eoni, Lavigerie, Mermllod, Manning
and Howard, and General Auderledy,
OF the Society Of Jesus, are among the
dead. The Protestant Church lost two
famous preachers, Mr.. spurgeon and
Noah Porter, formerly President of
Yale. The grim reaper gathered in hi,
notable harvest Emile de Llveleye, Sir
Morrell Mackenzie, Robert Franz, JUICE
Bradley, Cyrus w. Field, Jay Golld,
President Harrison's wife and Hon.
Henry w. Hilliard. In the ranks of lit.
erature the following have left vacant
places: Teunysou, Whittier, Whitman,
Reuan, George William Curtis, Edward
A. freeman and Monmsen. These are
perhaps the best known names in last
years neurological record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

In narrating the statistics OF accidents,
the annual report of the Interstate
Commerce Commission continues It's
dreary tale Of numbers killed aud mum
bers injured, aud shows that casualties
during the year ending June 80, 1891,
are greater than in any previous year
covered by reports to the Commission.
The number killed during the year was
7O29, and the number injured was 80,
881. OF these totals, the number o.
employees killed was 1850 and the MIN
ber injured was 25, lao. The number o
passengers killed was 29J, aud the nun,
Der injured was 1912. A classification
of casualties according to the kind OF
accident shows AIS employees were
killed and 943l injured while couplin
and uncoupling cars; 5Jo we're killed
and 3191 injured falling fro n trains aad
engines; 7S we're killed and 4l2 were
injured from overhead obstructons; 3o3
we're killed aud 1861 were injure 10
collisions; 2O6 were killed and 9l9 were
injured from derailment OF trains; '|
were killed and 3l9 we're injured from
other accidents to trains than collisions
and derailments already mentioned; ~
were killed aud 50 Injured at highway
crossings; 127 were kiIIel a1t lf''
were injured at stations; the balance,
which makes up the total OF 1861 killed
and 26. 14O injured, is due to accidents
which do not naturally fall in the cla''l'
fication adopted for report Referring
to passengers, SO were kille ana OS9
injured by collisions; 40 were killed ana
s37- injured by derAiIment'; Z were
killed aud "a injured By other tram ac'
c;dents: the balance, making up total
~ 293 killed aud 1912 injured being
assirnable to accidents at h'5n way
crossings aud at stations aud to otne'
kinds of accidents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

The boys in New South Wales
school recently struck for 'less Euclid,
less algebra, less Gaming aud more holi-
days" A deputatlon was appointed to
interview the head master" He re
ceived them with cane and then
showed them the error of their WAYS.
After this the rest of the school did not
need to be convinced aad the strike
came to an end.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03
Essex County Herald.
Railroad building IS making . zeal es.
tate boom in Jerusalem.

An interesting piece of information
brought out during the Brussels Confer.
ence is the fact that there are at preseu,
no less than 800, 900, 900 of counterfeit,
silver money in circulation IN France,
Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Spain and
Portugal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03
ONLY FIFTY-SEveH RESCUED.
Victims Of Hungarian Mine Disa ster
Number About 100.

A partially successful effort was made to
rescue the men who were entombed by the
explosion in coal mine at Tokod Grau.
Fifty-seven of the men were taken from the
mine by means of shaft that had not been
used before for long time. After the fifty
seven men were saved the fire reached the
shaft through which their rescue was
effected, thus precudlng all hope for the
other men In the mine.
There are 70 men still in the mine. They
are, beyond, all doubt, dead, as the whole
interior of the mine is roaring furnace, aud
II would have been impossible for them to
have found shelter from the flames.
Two Of the men who volunteered to enter
the mine In the efforts made to rescue the
miners also lost their lives. Altogether
about 100 men have persisted In the disaster.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

The Berlin Telephone exchange hn
1000 wires in connection.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

Our boldest bridge Jumpers were out.
done by "Sam" Patch Of the Middle
Ages, the Austrian knight Harras, who
survived a leap from the top of a cliff to
tue valley of the zohoppan River, q yer.
tical distance OF 400 feet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

uLIEp PoSp LODGE, No. ~, p. q A. N
Stated @ mmunications the second kon.
day In Zach month.
kIIbroNE CRArTEh No 10 r. A. N
st.tel Convocations the Hrst Monday In
each month.
VERMONT COUNCIL, No %, r d 8. NJ
Statd Assemblies frst Monday In each
month.
NORTH STAN CnArrEh, No %, q. Z 6
STAT 4 Meetings the third Monday In each
month.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

The iackal is greater foe to indlaO
humanity than the tiger. From the sta,
ti.tios published by the Government OF
India it may be seen that in one year
while s2s persons we're killed by tis0rs, :
,,oro than 1000 children we're carried Oh
by jacksls. - ---.-.. ....
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-02-03

REPORTS lrom all sections Of Mexico show
= great Improvement IN the corn CROP CON
pared with that ot last year. Purcnases
from the United States VIII ue small.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
paa Sobannesifjeret.
Gnben GeL-9reoie geriooe.
StlbSOrengen % Gommanberfapteinen.
apitromaH Of gmilie garleh

oct Ser M neb. mine gsnner, pebbIsu StOrms
,~ ". GsO en- noset bGuenoe Stsmme = "os LAB mig fors
"S - yer at le8 aIoris bsitioelisboloer min 5eoielsoag,
S b." Y'liOf at tsnlme ct 9Ias for - 9ertus Carl.
i ima "a, 'cnere bIeu ban oa &onse, men ies buffer bam
: i0l $ertus os StoruOmiraI for ben iuenite 6laaoe.
Sr WV St0a', mine Serrsr os bet til ben llolte
=. 9oaC!" ubbrsO @as, aIOsIes u~forbereot paa ben.
Sr, T'Go'' lot lnsenIunoe bebasebe BAN "Stal pl
S~'' IC' Carl ben &rettenoe? Seq for min Bart Ttn'
".SG 0e' Ute lonuer uIeiIigbeben."
a., SSy9 par life" - ipareoe Stormbom ~bIesnenSe
nv rc'aoet no8sn Stual for Carl ben Erettenbe, men
nsTTntoraomtraIen, 9ertu8 G@arlaf Ssosr'
Inn 5aaa!-- iasOe @as, nOset opirret "6Or BAN,
SaY't Sla9et peo 6ogIano lab IT,"
i,,t$A 9auunt! On Ipuer!"- raabte 6lagitppsrsl
-'V%E'i, -~ofbrDOenbe Stprmanbeus ~uarbpbise Yttrins
TT ;.S5E9 N9er big, at ban ltoo paa Deficit, liseiaa bIot'
gsr.' poer sntlte %lienotIise SusIe, iom Su for Dtnne
'JSs, on sIenbise 9ialtl"
n, Sf~'0e Has life baitist taiiet fig til Chen, CT bet rls
gr %3,, al Ian, li9eium SuIsaitsn Gupp, bapSe taaet
lp ",;aH9 til at tIase ouer "3rat | bet penitre Die"
ir,s., zen ~9runSise SsitioeIisboIbelie al ben iinprou''
I'M n.y. S%,ssolsIsOas .oaiaa siorpe ben samle stormbom
ir utter bans SeuaseIie. Wen lite %beitOminpre
"" % % srsb eitsr Rectifieatoren, bporbos bog
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14

Ga 2o6biUeren raabts ~iem Jaune, . blsu uisrsieiteus
9ieoe Og Rlyuersn neobalet; Os oa 5artset ~begpuots at
iatte, iaIot Quteret, n~e6snoe ismtsn JaUus mso ia at
ben ~raslenoe Riettiug.
gGu Iaa 5re9atten i~ortsist ueo bet npe gRrit.
en NtGusos Colt, iom baDbs fOriamlst fig, ~betrastsOe
msO gtgssierrisbeb bet i%.isuns &ris5itib Os ben 9etbso Os
ge3enOtsbeO, buOrmeo bets RATE gsiatnins sntrsos op
o9 siOros Sstlsne TAFT.
"gaar BET 'aa 3oot, naar ri tommsr tl6ase til Rarls,
trOna, - lagoe Gbsien meb en- ~tilirsOs Uiiue til i'm
RGittommancersn6e - "iaa 6ebsper ri lite at famine
Os ouer gatterne. Sab benz iaa en- Grtra, naar be toms
mer neo, efter at baus tlarst Iattet.
Seq CT Us poa, " iagOs 6~tasitipper Storm5om, bet
ban .a50s in 9aano paa jim sooe Ben StgrmaRo Mas'
Arm - "at min Riaring itaar Der msO De andre SiGI,;
men bun maa ilaa Jig tiItaats, Stattels: Den Gaml:
a8tsrrO: ir pei opromt 10 - og bet Jar 5an @ruuo III;
for gntterne bSrsr Jig soOt ab, tattet pare 5rusterne
al min Rect1Fcator - men psrmision sr Der bog lite
at tGafs paa bag. gau. BUN sr en- samutsl Ssmau,s
Rome % uso, bpao SuborSinatiou oil iss! gun iiuoer
pei enOoa, at bet or ~bebasslist al ie 5resatten, buOr bun
ueo, at ies er.~
"5a, oct biaIpsr bun is psI meS til imorssH. " -
iuareee Dta5 mso ct ~soomooigt SmII - ~os uGar bum
imorsea omiauuer 6arbrOr % utter 6arbrors elite,
fin0er bun usI JtOset, iom letter beupe bsprs Sumsr,
iOm iOr GrempeI BEN imatts Sbstanpe yaa psnirs gaaue
al gambussSLsl"
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
60

latte al HsIinserns, man bar gstIQOninssr og gaitmats
ter bort; ~tOrtiast: belle 6artSet, paa 6Uis b~IanOsnoe
buioe Dat 6oltene, iurist. i~psisIiatts, urimIsbe msaem
bueranore, beriteoe Der ct uiaouanIigt o9 friitt Gin: man
9iOrbe tIar til at saa iano.
Oct par noget ouer MioOas, ba 5regattsu narmeoe
fig ben prastiss 6anoeIsftao. Den ua8tbaDenOe Offs
Ger ft Srbrs til at Ia6s ale MtauO pibe op paa 0attet,
9uorpaa ELECTROMAGNETIC moOtOg Jaaberen Og pIas
cereoe fig pau Command opIao len.
IausbeO - en- nSbueuois gstingslie for Or6enen ct
Stib b~eriteoe ru ouerult; ben easite mRrtsligers gp0,
Der bsrts5, par 9Obbiuerns5 Gang JONI ueb busrt Rat
~fortpuote 3pbOsu o9 guHoIeiet. 2Qs5 Gine Og Cren
par meO ipanbt SpmartiOmbeo retteOe paa ben aOms
maubersnoe, % lInOsroiicsrsrne pusIeos paa ale plaos
fer, fOr at is eftsr, at bOer IanO par paa fin Bon.
gnoeIi9 bsrte man Jtaittommanberenoe meo itary
Os tpOsEis Stemms f~OrtpnOe ben Ranpuer, Der itules
ip9rtiRttes.
"alart f%Orube!" iuareOs en- srOu gasitsmme ira
gatteu.
ROste 9isbGtte sftsr bOrtes after glaftommuuOt.
rsnoes 0tst:
"Sp l~uOeriell Sno gramIeI!... Muntsrt, Raus
mel" %tiIfSisbe ban iastsre, ioet Fan uinteOs msO Raas
breu, b~uOrpaa en- tIar 9UisIsn bsrtss fra S,iprsnss
piber, mebens geietninsen for Ianss benuo 8ettet meo
Gnbsrne...
Grssatten bauSs ~iaIatsrst mso fire Club, lOu, par
bIeuns b~eiuarsSe msb I~iseiaamanss fra eaup.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
Yiat9e Ssger.

2fripspapir mss FtoHftr iarr' H0rifs
Rixr iahso1 tIsr 8t5sivtrt, u NH @' 2
~ frtHr Ter moota3et ION seialiH1 HaaI
~tn6isnssr Egerer. "a aft isnoeS p%oyiofrtt meo rrfs SoF
J. W. NELSON. scandinavian Books
ibfotf 1901 B Superior Ct, DULUTH. Rwf
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
"a

beaae be aubre @ieiter peb en- Strsm al ~rneslenoe Orb
isate at beume llbbrubst al SloinSsns iaarsoe 6sleller.
Iaiere 6arbror Stormbou, " ia9oe Mas, lonl
bells aateoe 5la9ifippsrel bsit, bells par alt Tor 9~ooblerttt
til at bile Torture ~fefens @laoe peo ct Ufunobusssri
- "bliu M blot Dob isien, ia ifaI lss, buts 6arbror
forbrer en- iaaoau Spreisniu9 for ct Yar Orb, lonn Is
ianbelis life bapoe nosen Onb Nesnin9 u.so, slerre tsm'
me belle RompasfutteraIet til St%oraomiraIens SGre...
Sg tilsiu mig M, 6arbror!"
Meo bisie Orb fremratte Maas fin 6aauo ueo ct laa
biertelist rbtryt Minen, at StOrmbom lite tanoe az
boloe fig fra at %uobta9e ben.
"Saa Gano for Sunse en- anoen 9an9!" ttnli1s
IeSe ben gamle formiIoet - "S8 tom thu, at en- Stus'
aris, Iom aIbris bar Iustet &ruot %unOtusen for Spss,
life bebsuer at uasre fig ueO at brittle en- Staal, Der pros
poneres al en- santmel arissmano! Ss M" ban sreb
Sornet - "er Ser usI Sn9en, Der naster at TONNE ct
gager for Sertug Garl?"
Stiebuen iuutes imioIertio at bape %beiluttet, at Ssnns
Stoal life itulbe brittss msO belle ben !Ssitioelisbso, iOm
getsranen fra SOsIanO % Suentiuno sierne piISs 8tUe
b,u. tbi neppe bauSe be iorIamIeoe gennsr fsrt Gums
linaerns til Runbsn, fSrenO OIbinssn uobrso, thst ban
bsftist n~ebtpaeOe SnbbOIbst:
"Suabl - giben2 ga, is bsTsr lite fsl: aue
Maub pibss paa Satl"
Com bsrsrts Of ct s~Isttrit StSs iprans SsmanSsns
ep.
q IaI faa ie, ~bemartebe ben Gns "at ben
GamI. asterubs bar ifnos at saa tilisiIs mat: Ytnosn
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14

par saaet ON paa en- a~orOoit, ba is fOr IiOt itoeu tits
tsbe op."
"gaa, naa, Der ct iutet Onot BET, = iasoe Storm>
bonn - "Stup 6ompas futteraIet ino etiteos iaaIan9el
Uaine Ben pile life ristis itprs aours; men bet bliuer
pei bsbrs, uaar ies tOmmer Op os iaar mig ct ginopuit
/ Oineus.~
Man ifpnbte fig at tuss aioIsrne paa; 9piet, Der oar
bei9itet til 2oftet peo en- Staaltraao, blsp l~luttet, og
irur sfter par 6Iasitipper StOrmbOms Os Stprmuuo
Ntas' Rabpt tom.
Nan gap pmirteIis SisuaI til at Istte 2lnter.
gaaOene bIsp ta9ne inO, gommsne iat SpiQst,
Stibsbrsngsus bIaits Iyiti8s NeIooier, ba SOuset bIeu
uunbet inb os SOmmernattens GausbsO, bsr fun az
brsoes al ben befaIenOe llagts Srore Og ben aosuenoe
0iasts raits Mtansurer, uObrsots 8resattsn fine uaIoi9e
8inssr, iom mart ~iorisIueoes al bet berIi9e Wtaaneitin.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
Siette 3apttel.

60 Gage eftsr bsn gaat, ri iaa 6resatten forIaoe Greos
~ritsparns 6aun, sisnfinosr ri ben Narbsoen al g6t4es
borg.
geiatninssn, iOm paa Oenne Dag baUSs iaaet Srbrs
til at ifsrs fs bIua uIbne Stiorter Os gursr al iamms
6arue iumt forte Satte, paa 9uis ~iIasrsnbs SiItebaanb
6resattsns 9aauu p~runtsbe mso fore spIbne g~Ositauer,
par nys bIspsn ~bortpsbei fra 0iuiiionsmsnriuseu %
tOs nu fat pua Ssisrns, iom blep net ~beilaoeoe % s'
beutlist inbituDebe paa fin pIaSs. aranantsrns bIso
~ ubtn TtLl
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14

2. Ger, Tom oil ie % image alttns,
'0mmer biem tom - sller fulo al 8tno.
3. Ten, iOm iuoifrGnter Jig iii ben
sscutIigs BerOeusuoitilius % siuer fig
lib til at betrnste bet, ban melt inter.
esierer iis for, oil penos bism iOririItet
% bslert % pil iise, at bet bar Alb
og 8enge bel anpsuot". Gst er meo
bette iom meo 6armin9 Og aft anost -
bet bsr sisres msb "!SoUeo % SanO.r".
@rbsoi9it
Better Ssnorltion.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14
0ore Toriatteres aloer.

Camille GoIett, iOm Wauoas 23oe
9anuar iptots 80 War, .r ben fsrite
norife itipnliterare 5oriatter, tilbDrsnoe
bette garbunoreoe, ION opuaar benne
bsie Iloer. % re9ner ri ale pore
6Oriottere fra Solber8 meo. iaa blipcr
5ru GoQett aui9eoel fun ben treble i
HGtten al Sttianrsjubtlanter. Saa
lieloen er benne GIoer. Senoes to
6or9j9ngere er 8rsorene alaus o9 Be
ter 5rimann, Tom blep SO Os 81 Gar.
SenOes Gfteriglser bIiuer Spar Naien.
aIereoe / au9uit iaor, men Here euo
otsie to SttiaarsjubII9er fan Der life
blipe iuben Stignliteraturen isr bent
mob Slutningen al Iarbunoreoet. Yros
fe3ior 90. s. WonraO, iOm iorleoen i
beoite 8elsaaenoe fplote " slar, bar
iorreiten bprtet en- poetlit Iare oeo Sis
DEN al i'm Slloioi % er repreienteret |
"Nprit 9prif," iaa at oi tanife o9iaa
bpr regne BAN meo til bet uorite Bar
mas, og iiauialo er Der 10 life lRuge til
ct mt Subilenm; Sr. WOurao beHes
~ficerer paa fine 9aluIe Gage / bsi Grab
oerai at ban, iiolse 6aluOrion8 5orz
fattcrleyiton, ii De Iorite 1O-12 Aar
life lRrte fort anoet emo at renOe paa
Sti."
Suis oi meo runo 6anno ta9er ale
De 6~orfattere o9 6Oriatteriuoer meo,
iom i np9en uoitrptnng bar iDIlet meo
itj6nliter9r &irtiumbCo, iaa bliuer for.
uoen De %ooennaunte fire be isl9enoe Dor
9iteraturS 9Gloite:
IS Gar: 90 9 2anoItab; " Nar:
SO s Monrao; 70 aar; 2pber Gagen,
48biprnien, q Mur6, 8ernt Guno,
Wta9oalene 3boreien; 70 gar: S
@uoe. Smith; II Gar: Mtarie Golban;
90 glar: Sol6erg; 68 4ar: 8 2
8lom, Sgr9en 0toe (Garet 1913 bragte
Griumpiratet: Camille GOlett-MOe
.-Naien); 67 Gar: Sdiuab; sc aar:
8elbuuen; GA Nar: Senrit Sbien; 60
Nnr: 9 8 8ulff, Serman 5Ois, 81.
aierulf; So slar: 5rItbjof 5ois; 81
glar: q 81 git9auro; so gar: 6 3
8ti8, BiBrnltlerue gi6rnion. @len.
neminitlis bar bore 6Orfatteres 2eues
opati8beb furmeutlig Oaret uo9et mine
Ore eno / 8armarf, men life paaial.
benoe lioeu.
Mulisens bar WOr9e fOrbOlo8uis
Here at btSIe / be DpperIte Mtanooomss
aar afbruote 8irtIombeoer, fom forsu'
rigt ale 9anoe3 9iteratur fan oppiie.
Den aloerite9ne 5rue, iom MI er Gar.
bunoreoets Rloite 5Orfatter, bar maot.
tet ie laapel i'm 9ggtefaIe, 5orfnttereu
g. s. gUuett, iOm i'm BrOr, Senri'
@er9elano, ripe8 bort ueo 37sglars,
otoer. Ss omtrina bisie TO WHnt
9ruppcrer fig Ell Ratte Snmtioi9e:
Chr. MOnien, gplueiter Sipertion, s
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Decorah-posten., 1893-03-14

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8ettina for life lang Glib iioen beoe /
8arielieno.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05

TESDAYs DAILY Richard DeKuhn is in town.
 Regular meeting Of the Hook and Laider company tonight
 eYe Old Folkes" had their first practice last evening for the concert to be given in about two weeks.
 Mrs. S. c. Wynkoop and Mrs. B. F. Jacobs have gone to Phenix to attend the meeting of the W. c. T. U.
 A man named Engle was arrested again last evening for beating his wife. This is the second or third time that he has beeu up for this olFense.
 The big cut at the depot is to be well % and get cut at the Pal ace barber shop of Charley Bidinger. He will also shave you. Three chairs.
 Do not delay to call on Professor Aronson at Dr. MeCandless' Drug store. IL may save you some trouble by obtaining information concern iag your eyes.
 The city council transacted large amount of business last night When business men get together for the transaction Of bushes they generally succeed.
 Little Lida Campbell, the four year old daughter of Mir. and afs. Daniel Campbell, died st 4 o'clock this morning. The funeral will take place on Thursday morning from tho family residence.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: W ! Riard- shan. Richard DeKhun, Cherry; F Barcloloman. Big Bug; VIC John son. ,lo. n \ Moynahan, john H Wright, John B Shea, w H Hill San Francisco.
 Erwiu Baer. the photographer, is making trip through southern Arizona, taking views. We can assure our neighbors in the south that Mir Bacr is not only first class artist. but is a first class man az we'll, whose word is as good as any ones bond.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05


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 Just received at SchlesSinger's Small cream cheese, green cheese Saratoga chips, English Bloaters San Francisco Wiener Sausage Crabs, Lobsters, Shrimps, Fresh Oysters in any quantity. Come and see for yourself. f24t2 Come and see us, and we will ex plain our methods of doing business We are located here and intend to stay. We represent safe, sound and reliable Insurance Companies, and are now ready to do your business Before placing your risk elsewhere consult us, at Ctis building. c. A < J. s. Green. If
 If there is better cigar sold 1T Prescott for bit than the Par, al tine Montezuma, have never fopnG it, So sad Lieut.. Palmer, formerly of Whipple. If
 Fresh elder at Aitken's. '
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-05
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