davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

ally convinced of it because she'd had to
go over the arguments with our girl
almost every day since the girl began
to try to sleep or the cot.
We'll. sir, il came off cold an hour or
two after / retired. felt it first on
my feet They hung out over the low
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

not hi ng, but
shortly a TT e r.
wards repaid
t h e Neippargs
in their own
coin for their
d iscour t e Gus
a n d heartless
reply, by invest
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

| Elizabeth Lodge No. 20, D of r, meets
this evening At 7:30 O'Clock. Every rem.
Der Is requested TO be present a. there is
business OF Importance to be transacted.
ANNE E. APPLEGATE. y. q.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet in the
ehnrch parlors on Wednesday today AT
2:50 O'Clock p. nj.
Mrs. kENDEICK, Sec.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

tinent are, in the
first place. the
Spanish duke of
Alba, nephew of
E N pre- 5 5 E u
genie and a fire.
quent visitor to
{ h q L nit e 4
States, and the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

+ -Tne present systen o. Pru.xisa
education dates from 1894. when all
schools were declared 20 be under she.
control Of the state
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

IelSned o Y e T
Tuscany, and
through his in
Il II e n C e the
young men also
obtained recog-
milton thereof
at Vienna. but
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

bears the royal
arms of Great
Britain, bruised
with a bar sinis-
ter in token of
the fact, and it
is to be pre-
sumed that Vis-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

st. Albans, Rich
mond and Graf
ton, which these
peers are, how
ever, at pains to
recall to the at
tention of the
public by using
the royal arms.
is of a more re-
mote character.
The first duke of
Grafton was the
illegitimate son
NJ.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06
THE lEHlGH STRIKE.

For that "out o. sorts' feeling
Take Bromo-SeltZer-t bottle 10 cent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06

Then maybe you'll bclIeve my
story. She says got this eoid playing
billiards with the boys tgvo weeks
ago" HOWARD FEEIDIsa.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-06
rHE SNALLESr Is TIE Rcsr

oti$CHd a&As
Every one
suffers, 4, at
some time or
stipation,
Indigestion,
ious and Sick
relieved and
If you take
These Pei
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9pm ct. 2omis mad Netp 9prf.

Ser ausge3ei6nete @iienbabnaugs
9ien1t BON ct. 2ouis iiber bic Ganz
balia unb penniplbania 2inie nod
pbilabelpbia, Baltimore, Waibingtpn
nnb Stem Sort 5iebt bic Mufmerfiam=
feit bes reiienben publifums i'm Mes
iten INNER mebr auf it6. 9iefe 2inien
f9leiten NIT Der 3eit bpran urb fibren
gep6bnli6 auerft ale N%euerungen be-
sigli6 Der Sag : Wagsons, Bunmar
S6lafz unb 9iuings@ars, wel9e baau
a1tgetban 1inb, bic 8equemli6feit unb
@i6erbeit bes reiienben publifums gu
erb6ben, elm.
9teie Politif beaiigli6 ibrer Ser.
%paltung ma6t cine &eiie iiber biz
penniplbania 8abn bia st. 2ouiS be:
ionbers tpini6enSpertb unb an3iebenb,
Gin Gerfu9 mirb ben &eifenben babon
iiberaeuger., BOP er feilten Srrtbum be.
ging unb baB bies in Der Shat Der ein=
aige ri6tige Weg 1T, UNI mad BEN
Often gu geben.
Wenoet eu6 i6riftli6 ut 5. 81.
@besbrougb Nfifent General
PaHagiersM gent, ct. 2Duis, &c.,,
UNI cine &arte nebt 8ei6reibung, BIZ
febr piel uertbpoae Snformation ent.
bGIt.
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MDCCCXCIII
IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
9reitamiemn Grab Site.

Sic gr6Bte 0iBe, tpeI6e Biz Dor &urs
gem in ben 2aboratorier Der Se9nifer
unb pbpfifer er3eust perben tonnte,
lteferte bas &nalgasgebldie, bic Be-
farnte BON Sepille unb Sebrap eutz
pfoblene Mif9ung bon MaHertoH
unb Sauertoh. Man f9dBt bic S6be
Der babel entftebenben Semperatur auf
etpa 1000 @rab @el1ius unb benubt
fe gum S9melaer bptt platin, Sborz
erbe &C. Sic @leftriaitdt aber CAB benz
Meni@en Mittel an bic 9a1b, mod
ftdrfere 9ibe gu er5eugen. Ser 2i9ts
bogen amif9eit 5ipei &oblemtdben lie
fert iie unb feline getualtige i6melsen6e
&raft mirb f9pm felt geraumer 3eit in
Der Snbuitrie bermenbet. Sn Der
Academic DIES sciences'' in Baris
beri@tete Moifan, baB er einen ,teaet
S6mel5ofen fir 2aboratorien 3uiamz
mengeftedt babe. gr benubt ba3t einert
StrDm BON so Mmperes unb 60 Bolt,
Der BON elmer Mai9ine BON so Yferbes
trdftem geliefert pir6 unb entbdlt Semz
peraturen bon 1000 bis 5000 Grab
@elius. Ser Ofen felbft 1T aus utts
gel6f6tem Salt gearbeitet. 9at bic
9ibe 5000 @rab errei1t, 10 f1mil3t
aud biefes Material unb Der Salt aers
fieBt mie WaKer. Man muB barum
baS Experiment abbre1en, lpbalb nod
einigen Minuten bic Wanbunger bes
S6melatigels glibenb ROTH g~etporben
finb. 9rob Der furaen 3eit fir bic
8erfu9sbauer tparen Bic grfolge Moiiz
Jams benmo6 febr be~friebigenb. gr
fonnte auf einmal $50 G bes "Details
Iran eraengen, bas man biz iebt mur
nit Dieler Miibe in tpim3isen 8Idttbea
rein barfeIen fpnnte. Sn biefem Sies
gel fonnte er Magneiia, Strontian unb
anbere Mineralien i6melaen unb nit
2ei6tigteit in fleinen Menger fiinftli6e
@belfeine, pie &ubite, eraeugen.
90 liefert Der eleftrii6e Strom elm
ausge3ei9netes 0ilfsmittel fir geolss
glide Stubien iiber bic @ntffebung
peri6iebener Steinarten &C. unb aud
bic Snbuftrie pirb aus bieien 8erfus,
den fiber NuBen aieben fonnen. Das
Nrbeiten an einem iol9en S9mel3ofen
e%rforbert 8erfdt, ba Der ungemein
belle unb beige 2i6tbogen, pie bies
f6on aus Tabrifbetrieben befannt 1T,
cine grfranfung b%erborrufen fam, bic
bic man ,,eleftrii6en Sonnenti6" ses
tannt bat.
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Matb fir Mtiitter.

&or iiber so Sabren i9on uurbe
Mrs. Minslop's Soothing : Sprup
BON Milione11 BON Miittern betm 3abs
men Der @inber amgepen6et. Wirf bu
i'm S6lafe bur6 bas S6reien zines
&inbes geft6rt, bas int 3abnen 1T unb
bor @9meraen ueint2 Wenn 10, lafe
fofort cine Slaf9e bon nMrs. Winss
loms Soothing Syrup" bolen. 5ein
Mertb 1T u%abe5ablbar. IS mirb benz
fleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inberung berz
f9afen. gerlaht eu9 barauf, Miitter,
es 1T fein 3meifel bariiber. Sc beilt
9pienterp unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb>
&plif, ertpei9t bet @aumen, perbins
bert gntsinbung unb ftdrft bas gatae
Spftem. nMsrs. Wimsloms Soothing
Syrup" fur aabnen6e &in6er 1T angez
nebm lit @ef@mad unb bas &eeept
ftammt bon einem Der beiten meibli6em
Mer3te in ben Ser. Staaten. @s it BEL
alen Sruggiften in ser gan5ert Melt gu
baben. preis rs @ts. per Glafde.
&auft ni6ts anberes. als Mrs. Mins>
Ions Sootbings9 prup.
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9ie @rippe!
@ern AUDI Der Sergangenbeit a1~
sebOreno, 70 iinb bereu idlimnle
Tolgen intner nod ba.

Sic Grippe lift, genau geiprp6en,
epibemii6er &atarrb, bas beiBt, CUR
@attung bes afuten &atarrbs geb6z
renb; bieielbe 1T iebr antedenb unb
nimmt tbren 0erlauf in mebr pber
tpeniger a~usgeprdgter Sorm, gerabe
pie bel @6arla6fieber, &eu6buften
u..f. 10. Mdbrenb 5es afuten Sta
biums Der Grippe 1T bieielbe feline be-
fonbers gefdbrli6e &ranfbeit, bod ber
3uitanb, in tpel6em bas SDtem fi9
beim @6eiben berielber befinbet, bat
ben Sob bon unadbligett Spfern bers
beigefabrt. Sa, beinabe iebe perion,
tpel@e in ben lebten 6rei Sabreil an BET
@rippe gu leiben bate, berfpiirt bic
f9limmen Na9meben bieier beimtiidiz
1den &ranfbeit nod LANCE mad ber
@eneiung. Die Mebrbeit berienigen,
bic Dem Sobe %entrpnren finb, firben
baS 2eber faltm bes 2ebens pertb.
Wenn bic riefige 3abl BON Meni9en
MIR miiBte, mi: tpel6er Si6er6eit unb
promptbeit pesruzna iie BON allen 2ei>
ben befreien piirbe, pel6e Die 6olge
Der grippe iinb, mie biele langtpierige
2ei0en miil6en Der Meni6beit eripart
bleiben. Sauienbe baben f9on berttomz
1tet1, mie f6nea biefes 6eilmittel iol9e
Tdle furirt un6 baben ben Nuben bas
BON ge5ogen, bs6 3eb,ttauienbe pi1et1
bies nod ni6t un6 bleibett ftets lei=
bend, big fie elmer mad benz anbern
ias Grab finfen. pezrusta beiIt ben
aatarrb in alen 9tabiem unb Sormen,
Oh afut ober 6ronii6, unb 1T beBbalb
aud bas geeignetite 9eilmittel geger
ale Solgen Der @rippe.
Cine m~ertbbole Mbbanblung iiber
&atarrb, in allett feiner gtttpidlungss
ftufen, mirb f~oftenfrei mad ie5er
Nbrefe berfanbt BON Der pesru=na
Srng Manufacturing Co., Columbus,
Ohio.
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Erit &emter's 9enfmal lit
Chicadp.

Nm Sonntag, ben IA. Mai, Na9z
mittags tprtrbe bas i'm 9umbplbt=P arf
erri6tete 9entmal entbiat. Mn 25,s
600 Meni6en betbeiligten ii9 an benz
feierli9en Mct. l1nb inter aIen bieien
S%aufenben uub Ibertauienben BON 8ez
fu6ern bes Geitplabes berrf6te tt1tr
eir @efibl, bas Der 5reu6e unb 9anfz
bartlett.
IS mar cine 8oltstunbgebung, pie
fie ni6t erbabener geba9t tperber fantt,
unb es aeigte it@ bon urb gan3, elmer
pie groBen Gerebrung unb 2tebe fi9
Der geniale plattbeuti9e 8oltsbi9ter
n16t aQetn unter leiner engeren 2anbsz
leutem, ionbern unter Der groBen Mafe
bes geiammten beuti9en 8olfes erfreut.
punft 2 l1br erfolgte Der Nbmari6 bes
tmpoianten Geft5uges BON Der gde Der
%. Dibifiom StraBe unb 4fblanb Npe.
Sdmmtli9e Plattbeutf6e @ilben Der
Sta6t, bic beri9iebenen beuti6en &ries
gerbereine, bic Burner, bic @eiamgz
8erei1e unb berf9iebene 8erbdnbe
batten ft6 eingefunben. Oils Seftmar=
f9aI fungirte 2ubpig MoIH. Nn Der
Spite bes 3uges, Der 1T bier 9toifos
nett eingetbeilt mar, fubren lit prd6tt>
gen gquipagen bic Gbrengdite: Ser
Gebeimratb Mermutb, als 8ertreter
Der @elta1stellungssg ommiifon, nit
feinem ganaen Stabe unb sablreiGeu
anberett berborragenben Beri Dnli1feis
teiten, barunter bic 9erren &egierungss
ratb 9r. &i6ter; prDf. Waebelb,
&eg, sNRe1or 8erg 8aumetfter Stable
Or. Neubauer; Snfpeftor Gale; prof.
Gisffer; 9r. &allen; ST.. 2itenfelb;
Der Maler S9marszM lquiit Der Goniui
ST. 8in3. unb als gertreterinnen Der
beutf6en Srauenabtbeilune Grau &as
felotpsfp unb SRI. Qofman1. &ur3
na6 3 nbr, als Der Gefaug fi9 nm
bic &%e6nerbibne int parfe gruppirt
bate, fieI inter braufenbem 8eifal
Bic 0iIe bon benz @%tanbbilbe, tuoz
rauf u. s. 9eiing uttb Carl Mon,
aIs offiaie1e 8ertreter Der Weftparfz
8eb6rbe, nit groBem 8eifaa aufgez
ttommere &eben 6ielten. Sie Sef.
rebe belt 9r. @auB. Wtlb. @ode
folgte Inn in elmer englii9en &nipra6e,
III mel9e Der &ebner gelungene 1eberz
feBunger aus &euter's Merfen eittz
fo9t. 3uleBt murbe Der S96pfer bes
9enfmals, 8ilsbauer Grib gngelman11
aug Miin9en, Dem Bublifum borges
felt.
Oas S~tanbbilb, pel6es am iibpeft>
li9en Gnbe bes parfes ftebt. 1T nabe3u
brei Meter bod unb bringt ben Di9ter
%entbl6Bten 9auptes, ben linfen SUB
portpdrts febenb, in einfa6em @ebrod
CUR Mni6auung. 9ie Statue unb bic
ben Sodel f6miidenben &eliefs finb in
Ser @ragieBerei bes profefors 2ena in
Niirnberg gegof1en porben. Cine am
Sodel angebra9te @r5tafel trdgt fol-
genbe Sni9rift:
@enn Gtner betbt, mat BET betbt, bann
fam bet MID rnebr bauRn, aS pei betbt.
Sn mariner @er,bruns benz e4ten beutz
fhen Splf8etdter s~eDtbmet BON ben
Deuti&en Gbteasos.
MDCCCXCII.
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THIBODEAUX

@as bebeutet bieies Wort2 IS if
bas 9anbels3ei6en bes
CINDERELLA Sd ties.
So I'M @a6liabre befanntli6 Sc:
i6dftsfiQe berri6t unb mir einen gro.
BEN gorratb bon S6ubwerf fir Ser
rem, Oamen urh 9inber an 9anf
baben, i1euefte Saeoits unb Mtuiter, ID
berfaufen mir Iaes sum 6 0 f.
preie unb Iiefern bic 8eweiie ba:
fir. @Me Waaren fii1b neu unb muir.
ben fpe3iell fir bieien CONNER betelt,
9ie Yreife iinb iiberaa in 3ablen at:
gegeben. 8er bilia unb gut taufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella Shub Yalaft.
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galifpruia.Weiue

Weinliebbaber finber eth 8roBes Ga.
ger BON feinen California Weinett Bel
9errn s. S. Meper am Nlamo.
plasa. Serr Sleeper iu6t bic Meint
an Ort unb SteIe aus unb fauft birefl
aus benz Seller Der Wein3i6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, biz
beiten SDrten ausanmdblen. gr fann
feline &unben unb Gamilien NIT einem
guten Sropfen Derfeben. &otbz unb
WeiB Meine in poraiigli6er Qualitdi
non ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
ins 0auS geliefert.
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e&pls' 0aImtem . @artem III 81

S@pl5' Yalntem > @artem 1T BET
Sammelplab Der 9euti6em DOn San
Mntonio NIT ibren Gamilien. Sic re-
g~elmdBigen Mbenb Jrei : &On5erte an
bier Mbenben 1T Der Mo9e finb itets
aablrei6 befu9t uub erfreuen fi6 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weint
rn6 Mbisfeps mmb ~alleseit feaerfrii6es
Bier, iopie bic beften @igarren.
9ie Reformation liefert aae
DelifateHen Der Saifon. Mufern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung
SdaliG alsaeaei6neter tparmer 2un9.
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@pmlet ! @pmlet !

Gin gbampasner, Der fi9 INNER
mebr Srennbe eruirbt unb balb Der
Marft beberri9en uirb, 1T Der George
@DuIet.
Ut bdlt bic ri6tise Mitte auii6en
alen @isenf9aften, bic man beim
Gbampagner eruartet; 1T alio MIDI
au iiiB unb ni9t berb; bon prideln.
bent, arregen6em @ei9mad unb be-
fommt, felbft in groBen Quantitdter
senofen, ausge5ei6net.
Sarum: Srinft @oulet unb nut
Wpmfet.
&oufe & @ablfab,
Mgenten.
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q. u. & a. y. 9abn.
Wbfahrt.

Na@ @~alpefon, 9oufton unb guero
tdgli9 ..............9:05 gprm.
Na6 Corpus @briti, glranfas paB uub
8eebiIe tdgli6 ......2:10 Ma9m.
Na6 aerrbiae tdgli6. ..7:15 Mbenbs.
Na6 &errbiae tdgli6, ausgenommett
Sonntags nnb Montass, nm
$40 MprgenS. ................
MMfumft.
BON @~alpe1ton, 9ouftor unb guerp
tGgli1. ........ u 700 Mbet0S.
Son Corpus gbrifi, Nranfas pab umb
8eebiIe tdgli9. ......1:4 AS Na6m.
Bon &errbiIe tdsli6.... $3.50 Born.
Bon 4errbile tdsli@, ausgenommen
Soantags unb Montags, Inn
6:45 Ha9m.
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31migl. WieberlGnbii@c mnb Ser.
Gtaaten Ypftlimie.
Direfte 2iaie aipii9en
ROTTERDAM uno U nj a III
nn6 Nefn Nnff.

Saiffe lanfen 8oupsne on unb ieseln iebe
ISOLDE bon Netp Yorf mad 9DIIant.
Durdz8iaete mad allen eurppdiihen Stdbs
ten tpesbeu gu ben niebrisiten Staten aus
geftelt.
Grfte Gaitte $40 unb aufpdrts. .3reite
@aiIte $50 unb aufudrts. 3piihenoefss
biaete BON EUROPA iperben bor[dufis midt
aussefelt, bod itnb @inpanberern stpeite
gaiiite= BiaetS au ermdbigten Staten geitelt.
%. s. 0pmmg, Mgent.
SIT Sft=9ouftonsS trabe, Gan Antonip, 9er.
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= Sm Sale Sbr 9emben, Inter
5erg ober Soilette Mrtifel au faufen
wiinf6t, tpre6t bel Bancoait &
g + II bor, ebe Sbr an6ersmo fault.
'Sbr @inz9 olars9 em6, bic Is Gents
Striimpfe unb 6as nnter5eug gu so
Gents finb bic aaerbeften im Marfte
unb f0nnen nirgenbmo ibertrofen
tuer6en.
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9pmtberit Nacific > 8abn.
Mhfnhrt.

Na9 MepsD rleahs, 9omfton unb @aIs
beifot tdgli6 1850 nbr Na6mittags
unb 8 ubr Mbenbs ..........s...
Ma1 @an 6rancisco, 81 Yaio u1tb
eagle paB tdsli9 $3.50 8orm. -.
Mnfunt.
Bon NemzD Orleans, 9nufton- unb Gal>
befpn tdsli9 $500 8orm. unb 4:15
Na9m.
Bon San Grancisco, 81 pafo mtlb
eagle BaB tdgli9 1:25 Na6m. 49,.
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entpuppt baben, bic lie fin6. Sbre ST.
geni9aft ats @dite bdtte bieien tat
ierli6 : tonisli6en &ei6s : Surnern
iiberans groBe %Sreibeiten. 8orre6te
utb bas &nre9t auf S6enung gez
tpdbrt unb bic beuti9 : amerifanii6en
Burner bitten es fi6 bann mom6gIi6
mod filf6peigenb gefauen lanen
mifen, tpentt ibnen bic 5erren 8dite
i'm i6narrenben 2ieutenantszS Some ben
Stanbpunft bariiber flar gema6t bdtz
ten, baB fe ft6 eigentli6 i6dmen foas
ten, &epubIifaner aa fein.
ST alfo audi bic 9isbarmoaie gu be-
barern, tpel6e bur6 Bic iibergroBe
@mpfinbli6feit Ser bpperloDalen beutz
f6er Surner III bic 8e3iebmngert amis
f9en 6en Surnern biiben unb briiben
gefommen 1T, 10 1T es bo6 unter alen
umtdnben better, baB bas bor benz
8mnbesturnfefte als IN dbrenb besz
felbett gei6eben it'll
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MAGNETIC
NERvINE

IA eataattrtss 9~eiinaittel fur Spaerte, G6rinbeI,
&snsglnensny Erdmpt7, nerp6fe @~euralsie, aopfpeb,
utxvbie eyi4lafnn9s herperserufen bur& ben @ebrdnG
sen altetsl ebsr Tabat, e9lafofsfeit, seiaiss Riss
eeyeei4k ytnhetts @eedGtntbf9wdde, Gebirnerizefs
9snS. 3 tpan @atnfnn fhtrf, frhbeS altern, O..
t9te4t9f4wd4e BET tetbeu Gel9Is6tefu, QoHutforen,
re esra neberanirenenns bes Gebiras, Mitbrau&
phez 9nttaltjamfeit e~ntHebeu.
2.9 Degeftr 4 Co., Drnssiaen, fgaffelser
ssn Yela =. Sarrtfpn)t Nuetniee Mgeufen, Goletabs
4lsxx &en antenict Teyas. Gbenip Gsenten fdr
8efse ntrpsns nab Gebtrns MitteT.
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GpnleD's @esifter, No. % MIamo
Plaaa bat einen STUFF fir gutett alien
@bisfep, Die beften gemif6ten @ez
trdafe, feline Weine unb arsge3ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimif9e @igarren
umb ftets frif6es 8ier. Ser @igentbiz
nter, Soc gooleD, beritebt ieiu @sf9dft.
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= 8. g. ped & @p. ~perfaufen
iebt elm folibes ei6enes S6laf3immerz
Get f9on gu $18.
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Giienba1n Tabr Ylau.
=. & @. u. wabn.
y B q b r t.

Mbfabrt.
Na9 ct. Souls bia Srom Meuntaiu
Dber SO. 6. &S....6:50 Morgems.
Na9 ct. 2enis bio Sron Mountain
NDute .-..........8:15 Mbenb8.
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8rauer bes berhbmten

Dieies Bier jeidnet ii9 bard feline @einbeit
uab @iite unb burd ieinen Mpblgef1mad aus
Mnb ibertrifft ale Slaf @ens8iere i'm Marfte.
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to time concerning the progress of the
work in connection with the exhibits
he will also prepare and attach, as a
part of this report, a carefully itemlzed
statement of various expenditures.
Mr.. Bruner, the Commissioner Of
Exhibits, at the request of this COM
mi,tee, will prepare and add to this
report excerpts from the reports made
by him to the Worlds Executive Fair
Committee of the board of AgriCul-
ture, together with an itemized stale
ment of the expenditures made under
the direction of that committee.
A very erroneous opinion has been
created in our State relative to the ex-
pense incident to the Fair. The fifty
cents admission to the grounds gives
free admission to all buildings except
such as are places Of amusement.
1t is our belief that much good
will result in North Carolina from the
fact that she was the first of the
Southern States to decide upon the
exhibit here, and certainly from the
fact that she has the most carefully
prepared and most practical exhibit,
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the Fair grounds for purpose of
examining the various exhibits which
were formally rendered by Mr.. P. M.
Wilson, Executive Commissioner, and
Mr.. T. X. Bruner, Commissioner of
Exhibits. The committee constantly
bore in mind the fact that North Caro-
lima had very small appropriation
with which to exhibit the resources of
our State. All details of the finances
and various accounts representing the
amounts used in making the exhibits
have been examined to date and found
correct, and will be hereto attached
as a part of this report when the
exhibits are returned to North Caro-
lima.
We now more fully than ever realize
the wisdom of the decision made by
the gentlemen in charge of the North
Carolina exhibit relative to the State
building. Our committee appreciates
the immense work done by the follow
ing North Carolina ladies in their
efforts to erect for the State separate
building, namely: Mrs. r. r. Gotten,
of Falkland, Pitt county; Mrs. Charles
Price, of Salisbury, Rowan county and
Mrs. George w. kidder, of Whining
ton, New Hanover county; but we
think the money which the board
would have spent toward building
has been more judiciously expended in
the various exhibits as We find them.
We have examined the space allotted
to North Carolina for the State build
ing, and find adjoining that locality a
number of very handsome and expen-
sive State buildings, as follows: New
York, cost $1,000; Pennsylvania,
cost $4,000; West Virginia, cost
$4,000 Montana, cost $4,000. We
have personally inspected great NUM-
Der of these State buildings, and find
that they are principally places where
| the citizens of the various States
congregated to meet their friends and
make themselves comfortable during
their visit to the Fair The gentlemen
in charge have made ample provisions
for the comfort of such North Caro-.
linians as may attend the Fair. While
the other States and nations have not
completed their exhibits, we find the
States exhibits completed and located
in the following buildings: Agricul
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NORTH CAROLINA VINE EXHIBIT AT THE
WORLDS FAIR.

Carolina which are bountifully put
upon cards and distributed through
the various cases.
To very remarkable degree our
exhibits illustrate the fact that our
management has had in mind all the
while the practical results that would
accrue to North Carolina. While the
cases are handsome, they are not more
SO than they should be in order to
demand the attention they deserve
alongside of neigh5oring exhibits.
They are SO constructed that they will
be removed from Chicago and placed
permanently in our museum at
Raleigh, and we believe from that
point alone they will be worth more to
North Carolina in years to come than
the entire amount expended in the
exhibit made in Chicago at this time.
Apart from the various exhibits
made by the State and above referred
to, the committee was deeply inter-
ested in the colonial exhibit from the
thirteen original States, found in the
rotunda Of the Government Building.
This was the direct result of the labor
of Mrs. kidder, of Wilmington, the
Lady Manager of North Carolina, and
chairman of the National Colonial
Committee, and among various exhib
its here we found none more attractive
and interesting than that of our own
State, collected by Mrs. Kidder, with
the assistance OF Mrs. Gotten. We
had the pleasure OF meeting Mrs. Cot
ten, who, with Mrs. Price, is in attend
ance upon the Board of Lady
Managers, now in session. Mrs. Cot
ten will be custodian of the colonial
exhibits for all the States after August
9th and Mrs. Price is arranging most
creditable room illustrating the home
spun products of women. Mrs. Cot
ten deserves great praise for her
energetic work in behalf of the memory
Of Virginia Dare.
AT the request of this committee
MIR. Wilson, as Executive Commis-
sloner, who is in charge Of the
finances, will prepare and add to this
report copy of the various monthly
reports which he has made from time