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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07
CHICAGO
JOURNAL. a..
1898.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
| 1913

FOR the worlds fair year the oldest and best
evening newspaper 10 Chicago win offer new
and varied attractions to its readers. Under
its new and progressive editorial management
every feature that has won for THE JoCRNAL
it's high reputation for accurate information
and fair comment viii he preserved, while
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hcusiye presentation Of the earliest news Of
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aud incidents of the closing marvel Of the
nineteenth century.
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/ I'm typography, paper aud presswork, and
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07

WHAT dolls we have will be sold
cor less than cost. J. J. Hanscom
a. Go.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07

Go TO Eden d Blewetts aud
~,. .ue wonderful King Heater in
.r.rqtloa. stiff
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07

The undersigned offers for sale his farm of
1850 acres, located, about 3]5 miles east of
Mineral Point and q mile from Buck Grove
cheese factory The farm is 10 good condition,
mostly seeded down and well fenced. Con-
yeuient siS-roomed house, good cellar, good
baru, and plenty of water. Interest in cheese
factory goes with IT, VIII sell on reasonable
terms Semi W n. DUNN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07
COFFEEl

Ye lovers Of the beverage, you
viii miss it unless you call and pro
cure a sAArLE from the largest stock
ofroased coffee in the city, SELLING
re-, LEss MONEY, FOR QUALITY, than
Daa bu found anywhere else.
2lI DAVID JACkO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-01-07
Stockholders Meeting.
FIRST NArloNAL BANK

TIT0T NJ IIVNltI DAMN.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
First National Bank of Mineral Point will be
held at It's office ON Tuesday, Jan, 10, 1898, at
O'Clock y. m. iHIL. ALLEN. JR., Cashier.
Dated Dee IS, 1892. 5ltd
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

2r VI. Omen. MabsI, dhnn, 24be au9 1893.
Bet No. 8 Bette, iom t8 ,sbte af 3eres @eneraLGseut Reinsrt R Spaube, at 70
rono, g. Eat, r ies bel tlfebs mo; ti bet soroe mere for min Rp8imsrte enb leg
baooe pentet eRr uo8en Doctor bapbe tunnel eiNe ben Senkeube; og leg oil lite ue
ore bet for no8m grs. 2isIebs fsbts t8 ct Ro. 2 Bette til min aOns, tbi bun ba
paret plaset al Rheumatsme lang lib, Her SofGne. men bun bar osiaa fst Fs me-
get behe foeu bun fit Belief. go asRle
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

"gr ou usO Oins fuGbe 6sm2" fag6e 6aberen ms0 ct
traffenoe gtt.
SITE naar ieg ier benos - men MI, MI sr jsg bet!
&c, papa, ie9 ptl lite elite rosen auben enS 5aunp
bun bar nit 9ierte, min SiaI, min lro. Gluira bss
baorsr blot mine Sanier.@
"Stam big Ouer at taLe ~iaats6ss ON bin gelsiOrsrs
0atter, Ell 9ise al en- iaa abel Sla8t!......5l 6aunp
9Olmsr tnptter fun ct In gOom8s, eQer rettere ct 8arns
bOmspenitab Big"
"gtei, +" uobr0O georg, os bans Stsmme iOrraa6ts
bpb DtisforusieIie, "bet par, Os bet er uOset mere; bet
er ~sierlisbeO Os grtienOtIigbsO, 6pao bar bun life,
nstop bun, BEN miIOe, elitsIiss gugel, ptrtet ior bit
beSite, 6aosr - og bet er big, Der taller imOS bsHOe!"
Seq taller life imOo beabe. Suu sr ct usIfgust 9G'
len, butS garO bu maaite lite itattsr bsters emo ieg.
Seq Uitoe sierus LUTTE mine 2tus ioas, buis BUN par ben
qi8s, Huem is mine Bonner iaa purmt bar anitst
Big"
"Og buOrfor er bun life Sst2 Oct maa baUs uarst
bisis Bonner, Der brGnote nit Blob os autanots ben
Slb, buoraf ies bIeu 9ienuemslpbet bet Sisbtf, iss iaa
GIpira. Men ies er Taft bsltemt paa, at Oeuue SD itaI
i~lutte8 .bpab flyer ies! Gen flutes 10, bu is ~bespnote
at ino0anee guitsn ira 6annpS 6ism!... Na sr leg min
egsn; nu er ule S~ettuseIier OpipIOte. Smorseu uI leg,
iaa i0nbt ies Lever, opiSse beuOe, for at betrpsse min
2ptte!"
@sstrps9e - uei. %foriprre, tiIintstsisrs ben, msusr
bu!" iuarcoe estsIsr mso ct iOrsmOoist SIit, men. min
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Slleboeren paa Sobanneslfjeret.
Sreote 3eI.-Sjette Eeriooe,
&aptein @eprg getsler.
&pitruman af 6 mi lie 6 arIeu

vogue Elmer efter Saintalsn msb ben erli9e Saaos
g.YP,S' % efterat ban meO ~sienuatte Sanier bauoe tuns
= H@Nte bper peIbetienOt Sboe, buer SoIm % 6lippe,
H. ~ Hsoe IorbL Ell imiIenoe goilien, fob geOrs ~tnoeiluts
|" oN eIlteoe 6aoers 2rme.
/ S9 Eetslcrs gltt opLipeoes og erbolSt ct ltotrpt al
m ms S'0, oo ban b~etragtebs Spnneu, ben ~ueIuorue, iterte,
s%"''F 0N9INns msb 6iertst paa SRberne % SieIsn /
i S8 Selirag'9isie ftoO f~ornptst paa 0srtarifeIsu o9
W. nn'', mEotns ban %uaibruot uittsbe os Hog fig mart pad
~ SF "rm, mart paa BEN anben, ct 3egu paa ben
EE$.tto9ll3f gIaoe, buOrmsO ban tos Del / fin l~tutteIs
f|la'6'nos 2ytte.
oNSS >Syet az taa Setunosr erior 9etsler, at Geor9
l. Er, oT|t''l' at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bauSe paret 6am
T''o gan ben melt ~iuberliss MaabG; aet at benne,
WI @0na Spa,ebt GOtGebpr8, life bauSe uiof, at ban
ivy o0 nplte Nat bauos bslluttst la til Sicmreiien.
: 9oorior bet, min tiare @ut2 On uflGg9er oa
Er' ON 9eltSbcO, =" ia9oe 1stsler % latte fig peo Si'
~sSn geor9 iuarsce msO at iare op. Dan bsrte
Tst'Y', Ger por BAN iua ueIbstienbte, at Sc albrls 9iuet
"~S' Seame6. Oct par Garolus, iom par tommsl
#" "o9's Gage i%torusisn; ban buuSs ieet gaaSsn lasse
y Uar lrar rOst ousr til Sobaunestiart.
oi,~, 9onle @enner uerlsSs ct Saauo flag, Tom man ittg
IN. FL gtSss til I styrts Os 0roia tteb; os bsrsa
wv S'"leos snesc ucsst. Tom Lr bI ,ssipoist uS boz
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

ane be- pW mate me nrrmrs Underwriting tantmns SabrpMs at mats frontRs % Rsnp
sseeonmt BEDS" fn". fr Dor nt. aatmtuoehst imntt asanrtos Roras aa'alos sas
90 stosa fm msop CT ofOmmeu 90 boz taisa at abor ids NJ an aar ons amle
The Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Co.,
2O1-21I State ST., Chicago, Ill.
gelterne erboloes o9iaa hos R. A. ENGBERTS0y, DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
1873

ct faabant Giebtit, ba ban uel utoite, at 6aber o9 Ssn
sfter ben LANCE StHsmisis enitsbe at tale aIsne Iamnlen
sjeutOs 2etsIer bet al Stippren siOrte SpOr9smoal,
bog i%aalebss ~ioranorst:
"8u bar oa iet bin samLe gbefs 8atter2 Gr BUN
iuut2. Seq tror, bun maa uGre bst."
%, Rapa, ieg tor life tante paa benoe!"
% georg tuitebe fig neb paa SOiaen, bpor ban iaa
oite boube fO6et nsO ben flare, iaaIanse ~besrRote Maos
Der. San tpsisOs be guber, til buiIte bun buObe Ienet
fit 6oueO, og meO tiartesnenoe 6aunO fOr ban beuOuer
ben 9amte Guitars bolubruitne Strenge.
"6porfor tor bu life tqnte2 On mener pei lite, min
Ssn, at bu life tor tants paa bin Mober2"
Seq tOr life tente paa Gtura, Papa, " io8Oe GeOr9
baitist.
"Gb!"- Qstsler for Iammeu - ~6pilte Orb! @eorg,
bu eltsr benOe, nit Barn! Gu sIiter 4rnOIo uou us
Sattsr!~
% ben iammeutrympsbe GtittsIie rsttsbs fig ueO
SiGIp al i'm s9en 8raft.
uleb FUN 6OruuOrius b~etrasteOe georg uu fin 6as
Der.
ga, 6u eIiter beuOs. min Scu! Dit gtt, bin R0os
ME, belle bit gaien Tiger mig bet! % ou eIiter bsn0e
meO 9iosnitub TIL ou tau life elite auberlsoeS.
"glei, nsi, for Subs StpIO, " baO G'eOra betassu al
en- iOriarOeiis Gnsit. FIG lite Bet! Seq eIifsr bsnOs lite
...ieg utl life elite bsnOs, ..iss Tan life. mua life. Dor lite
tlie 9e1be!~
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
1856

raite SsmGno: georg ts fit 2omnetortl9be op, og
GaroIus snso fig ouer Diet ueo 9rpiearmet.
"Naa, Stprmanb 2etsler, naar bIiper De Oeres esen
Mauo 2 = bet sr inart paa Gioea!"
"Sapteiu 9etsler, ON bu bebaser - Rapteia Sets
Ter, forenos gri9set..."
Men Der siorbe geors ct OpboIO; Raunet piIoe lite
lansere flybs ouer bans 9Gbsr. ~9ansiomt Tom Sorts
~iQttelien: "gris9sn gluira GorneIia,
Stter ct Saanbilas, meo beboris spfonifnins. Ss
III MATTE geors puanp iortGle, b~porIeoes aft bette uar
saaet til. GaroIus blinfeoe os nitteOe % imiiteoe og
par ubeifriueIig benrytt, men ttlfoit iasoe ban:
~Suao er Bet for tunlttge otapne, 8aptstnsn Der bar
bittet paa, sGer Deb Srissen iaa iiOrueien7"
"Spao, garoIus, TANNER ou big itte9 -&apteis
nen3 gou at iise anOst enO GeOrg. ON Ou tor! 9ar
ou maaifs olemt, at ies bar uaret Sppasier paa Griias
renen, at bu bar uarst min 6oreiatte, o9 at bet oa bo
let 90 ret: "Ssi bu, min gut!4
qaa l~lbtryttet GurOIuS' aabne Os manOise ant9t
Iaaes tpbeligt, at GsOOSs soOe 6utommelie 6eba9eoe
bam.
get AGAR life an, " iuursSe ban, "Stipperen paa en-
steroaarbsItuO flyer life Oh til aapteiuen paa en-
gria. glua, le M lite iua bss uo = is9 fan UsI snOnu
fac GjsOra, naar set iaIor fig iaa Nfen iss 1T lite
piSs. bpprSan set sit til ueO 8aabsn.
ger bu = GIpira naa, bu fan bog Ute na9ts,
at gIuira sr ct imutt glaun2"
.aa nsi, bet fan no, IaSs fig bore; oe noor l'H M
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
6elbreoet for Wenralgia, yierpeipGffelie, ysatbeo, Wp8'
itnerter, RDgmarusip8nont, Sopeoptne, Salsonoer,
Sppnlpsbco, SHt SorDeielis, eeperiD8oom
% 3rampeamfalo.

Bolton, gtasi, life Sept, 1893.
2r. VI. Omen.
SEQ fienoer mig mn iaa itGrf %
friif iOm | min lln8SOm!
Ingaaenoe bet Bette, iom ieg rootog fra
9em flor I Sebruar, oil Isg panup irembGe
til Gem min iuoerlige EatnemmeIi8beo.
Set CT ct iorunoerligt iaaUsI SlRlpes i0m
SelbreoeIie8mtooel for ale Wenneiter. Som
erinbres ilgbte ieg ct Bette Ro. 4 meo Rp8'
raosappliiationer. Get bar pirfet aloeles
uoElpriet poa NIT belle 5Bitsm. ga, ie8 er
fuloitRnoi9 belbrebst for ale mtue ioGre
lioelier. Seq leo al Reuralgta, RerueiURt'
telis. NatbeO, Rpsimerter, Rp9marpsip8'
bonn, SoOebpine, SaIsoHoe, 5gUHIgsbeo,
Iet JorogteIie, geUeriDgoom oa ooibiomme
&rampeanfatb. 3eg bar liot irp8teligt Of
ole oi8ie Sp9bomme, oRrit bar bet bog ON
RRtterue; tbt ieg tunbe bOer'eu Froe 6otle
eler Sgun. Gtrnr ieg lr9oe mtg titro Tom
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

1877
buffer mig ON, tror ie9, ieg oIsreoe snsans for bar bort,
at 0eres 6artei ifulbe beooe ~iaatsbss. Sapel, Gluira
MI erinbrer ie9 bet Ssle bel par 10 sftsr G6sfens 0ats
tera 0s 6ornsIia sr 10 ySamisa Gannps anOst
Rapn!"
ga, % siuer bu life bit 8tialb til be99e Raunene2
Ut bet lite en- 2Gre for mig at tunne OptaIos be to imut>
teite 6%ruentimmsr, man pil onite at ie2"
"Stop, putrOn!" iasbe GurOlus Os Iog gorbet msS
ben bruno 0laue, bar Ge ieet Gbeiens 0attsr2"
"Sest iauiit bar ie9 iet benbe!"
Ss ON bet osiaa baube sielot @eor9s 9iu, uiIoe ban
life baue funnel binore gIObet ira at fare op ~2lniistet.
st llbtrpt at 6orIesenbeO rp6eoe fig belle bans gaien,
~iaameset mere iom 6aOersn, Der unoer bans Samtate
nreo GaroIus bauoe Tibet taus, M pIuOi elig iaa op og
~betrastebe S0nusn msO en-, man tunos naiten iise 9lab
Suerraitelie.
"Saa! 9ml" mumlsSs GarOlus, "er Set nu tOmmet
iaa ui6t, at De nil opbs grigssn efter to imutte 6rusns
thinner, ium maaite be9ge to bar iaaet Gem itleinme
Suit blot paa, al man sior tlo9et at Iabe fig mole meO
en-; for bsr port 9anb bar ri enOnu life iaaet geuiQins
paa tot"
% GaroIus, iom alorig orcnte ON, buor 9%ruiont
bans Muuterbeo bette 6apiteI martreoe georg, 10 al
9isrtenS 9pit, buorpaa ban iamme Gone ertlGreoe, at
ban piIOe uOfOrOre georg paa en- agte sugstt 9orttump,
buis ban unberitOb ia at iaIoe ira 6annp SOImer.
ercta' 6nro1l3 re- ,st Ut III III 9em = tbi 9an
ErfrF .r# r.t ~ ~, htfne frr N . +
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
8ette bleu for meeet for qruls. alt

out NJ ue Ueulul eUleH DQI prpnlIe
eller bar uaagen. San req Tia i Saa.
ret, bporueo Satten falot al bans so,
peo, % ifres iaa bet orpneoe / Stooen
yet 8lGoels 8ati" 3ermeo for,
iuanot ielofel9eIig 8aaroen, Senten %
ben belle Stas. IA ban after bar tom.
nten til geiiloelie iojen, er Satteu mart
paa bans Sopeo, ioet ban ipriu9er pp.
On cit lioen Stullo er ban peo Sfarts
lRtertsleus Or. San litter "giennem
en- SprRt / benne. 6pab Ter ban?
San Ter lin Mari liobe Sioe ON Sioe
meo Ell unoerioroiif, Der par iaa green.
Ielps ltp9, at ban albri9 baooe ieet nos
get iaa IRlt = langt uo al Munoen,
looret Qinie meo Dinene, Der bar on8i=
oct al en- Stos at Saar, iom lisneOe
Splnebuit - fob to pnloise SustGns
Der, o9 bans Neie er iaa lang Tom en-
Gbampa9neaait S9 Der iiboer Wari
imtlenoe for bette be5lise 9rolb, lpm
ON bet ituloe pere en- patfer un9eut
"Spao lfuloe ban 9jgre?" bar 3ruls's
fprite 3ante; tbi bet gialot at banole,
ipreno 9roloet risti9t fit iorberet, %
oa, oa, - benne 9ante braste bans
traiti9e Saanb til trampastis at tnptte
Jig. 0teo ct req ban 9sren op - ct
Gar LANCE, tunse Sfriot bort til 4eis
len, og ban sriber Ell ~foriparlis flor,
branoenoe Srano ps itober ben meo al
i'm &raft mob SrOloets Itpsse Sizes,
iaa bet braser / bet Raiesreu - iam=
tioig iom ban raaber / fulot 8aieri
"le TIA foripne meg BORNE Erpne Dit
ie!" Grplbet ubitpoer ct %sreoBuenoe
Smertebrpl ps fDuer iaa raft iOm en-
9ino ub 9ienuem Gsren. 3ruls grit
Der nof en- Sranb paanp % iatte efter
no; men ba Ter ban bet life. Dog bsrte
ban bet lfratteoe luu goot oppe / 5rOlos
bjer9et % ia8oe: go, ba, ba! Nan
fet balm itp89e Sjpn Snus i G9bben
ta'en 3rul5 Yerien lel!" Wtari iao
iom foritenet, bun tunoe / 5sritnin9eu
Inlet fatte, o9 beler life iaa bun 3ruls
ba ban tpm ino % ia9oe preo:
"8e pa' ein pen 6rier, bu baooe,
naa Dtari! 8a BUN intet sieumGlte,
fortiatte Fan enonu mere ureo:
"2a ba ou eft Sug tel oenua De.
ue~lsfr9mma, ia De fen ie tru!"
"gla fan ou iea no lift - aa tiare,
oene 9ruls, "a ia eft BETA betp e
ie bsrer beg, men Ter beg itte!" 81
ger enoelig Mari bultenoe.
Sou bliuer Srul8 for Nluor preb, ri,
Der ii8 i Saaret, eiter Sane, % neo pac
SorogulUet falber ben Sat ban bapoe
paa 6OUeoet, men ba ier Wtari oaiat
fin GrulS - ben uirteli9e; oa fprlt for
itaar be at bet er en- Suloerbat Sruls
bapoe iaact pau Sooeoet, % ipm bapD,
9iort at ban baube feet ben ia9re SUI
berpl8e os bet itpg8e Grolo, iom bapot
9iOrt bam uipuli9 for Mari. Ntet
benoe bauoe bet fig iaa, at GrOloet
baooe "tuerpet" SDnet benoes, iaa bur
mente bet bar Gruls, bun bauoe tiGle
fpf.
3ruls os Mari bleu iiOen siite. 3,
bpggebe fig en- Stue % O~prDobeoe Jig e
SorbitDtte O~uenior Sfartieteren.
Truls blep Ell Sreoens Mano De-
brGubte Satiper i Gaien. Steost, boo
bans Stue itob, er paa ben nup9renoI
@aaro Observation-Disclosures Gienbom buo'
Der enonu CT Spur al Gomten. sui
berbatten branote ban ensang, ba bal
life piloe baue iaa iDnoefulo 2in9 / Il
Gle.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Suobil0t 3Gfferbioifeu.

Sn0bil0t SGfferbiofen. 5orleoen
Dag, oa "Tus" laa os iup | ben pol
itreoe Stpl, ben benptter iom Seng, to9
lea ct tibet Stpfte Srefipo, iatte bet
paa en 1anbitiffe ps bolot bet en- balp
CONNIE fra 8attens N9ie. Otter no9le
faa Sefmbers 5Orlsb be9pnote Der at
tomme Seoaselie / Salsmuitlerne,
Munosn aabneoes, &ieperne bespnote
at arbeibe os ale gnteltbeoerne Deb
9psuins os Spnfnins iulste; berefter
Iitteoe ben fig ont 0tunoen iou pibere
o. paasnepe fprit en- 2io efter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Gr ina 85 4ar ganntel 90 rtaatte gaa tiliengs al ALDER.
Oontsioa9beo, men 9eItet &c ham after paa @eneme.

Dr. VI. Open. Qaaab, Otter El 50, gRuu, lite 5pt 1893
Wootn9 min terhi8fe Ia' for gehet im bar 9prt mtg nf8d9t sot Seq Iaa
tlu9s o8 Dor meget hb uaturH9us ateroomsiOasbeo, oa i8 r IS GGr gammd men
CDeus Bette fiji mig pa Bgooerue euoHu en8aug Seq fan life fuaafe Dem, there Dr.
Omen! Et og after Eef for Deres 25rh8beo. o9aa 3eeS agnt gRHs Caroline Be-
trion, 5ersus sails, im b9te fs bar Bs O8 Tom op Der % fad0e mtg Behet
JorbtOer Deres tofuemlpe
Beosr 6, Bate.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

9eltet bar gtort Hsrre Vptte eno ole auore 2Ggenioler
ttliannmen, ion je8 na bar bra8t I is aar.
Dr. w. Omen. Solmen, BA, lite September 1896.
Get Bette Ro. 8 iom bp mig tHeHbt DtOber 1892, bar uRpt mig til tor Rpne;
is bar p3rt phst af Rbsumatisme LANCE EhE iaa t8 bar ueet nopgts til uOst
arbebe. pa p9 baooe beuphet 8eres Belle Ito Raaueor bar kg megt beore, iaa hu
r f9 fa Trip iom Ms he bar Daret paa 10 Var. Seq er Dem Heseu Eat fpbi3
DeD ageHe
Ehmnrh O. GnnneItnh
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Y 2 y IN o ~EE VI
151 ". Alb Ct, Go. BoItou, Dtasi.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

q. -. Ssobe, morn % ioenft 8icez3ouiul, 2i
CAT 7tb Sfr., 81. 4dul, WiHuy uof9roiger 5ulos
mdgtsr % inotdsierer 8ense % arnentoler Norge,
Speriae Ga 3aurnarf. Geuge ienoes o9iaa til ooens
nquute lanoe eiter laueite aurs. 43.l9.tf
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

MIhrtn bar bel forte &las=
"4pltS ies eano blepet mobuot
til faa laoe Vrifer 90 paa faa sooe
9ettnssiier, TOM uobpoes al oen
pelbefjenote Sanoaeent St. Noss
bolt al Gau Claire, Sts. Gnbper,
TOM tGnfer paa Sano, ifitioe ienoe
citcr banS Wtap oe GtrfulGrer.
&C 2lperttsi eutent paa foite Stoc.
420.4
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

8rampenhdotne p0a mig o. mine 0emmcr fNe3 ION ON De Or TuOeti NHu6er, mH
M bar ra tamt min fuoe ScIbpo tf5u0e 5orbm bar les iom ben oautro IbOmas; t8
bera8eoe gehet iaaoelom aReonincr % 2G8r im iamme 3unbRG men t9 1T andre
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-29

HOME SAVINGS BANK
LII of Phoenix.
CAPITAL, 100000
Receives and pays interests on deposits, Loans
money on mortgages Rents safety deposit
boxes and will act as trustee. Special attention
given to accounts of guardians, administrators
and treasurers of societies and Corporations.
farmers, mechanics, ETC., ETC. Officers: ]. b.
Braly, Pres. Henry E. Kemp, Vice Pres, W. K.
James, CASHIER b Directors: J. H; Braly, Henry
NJ. !, Simpson. Open from $50 to 7:3O eyery
Saturday evening
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-29
AlR-TlGHT PIES.
The Man with the Ginger Beard Tells a
Story of Early Colorado Days.

The Man with the Ginger Beard Tells
Story of Early Colorado Days.
''Them fellers at Chicago is maxim
a whole lot of money in the hash bust
ness,'' SAID the man with the ginger
beard, ''but I jist bet they amt none
of them got on to the scheme that a
Teller out in Colorado did oncet."
The grocer sat looking dreamily out
the window, wondering when his com
mission was coming with the postmas-
tership, says the indianapolis Journal
The man with the ginger beard noticed
his abstraction, got insulted, walked
across the street, thought better of it,
came back and went on as though
the grocer had exhibited the deepest
interest.
TWAS jist like this" he said. ''This
here Teller made a thousand dollars in
one year a-sellin' alright pies"
"What is alright pies?"
Alright pies, said the man with
the ginger beard, sis pies which is air.
tight. The Teller made 'em this way
Them pies was made out of two crusts,
uLo I1lC Hill WdS WIFI, WHICH ne
blowed into them till they was about
two inches thick. You see, he sold
them pies to the tourists, to be ct off
the premises-mostly when they was
out explorin'. Teller would buy the
pie, thinking it was the thickest pie
for the money that ever he had bought,
and so it was; but when he come to bite
into it his teeth would come together
SO sudden that some of 'em was jist as
likely to break off as not. But then
tenderfeet is made to be skinned, and
when the Lord sends one a good mans
way he is sucker hisself if he don't
do him up as he should be did"
Mrs. JENNIE NORTHERN, of Prince
ton, KY, failed to catch the measles
when she was young, had an attack of
that disease at the advanced age of
one hundred and ten years and died a
few days ago. She lived with her
daughter, who is ninety years old and
is now left an orphan.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-29
THE FAIR BUILDINGS.
Why They Have All, with One Exception
Been Painted White.

Why They Have All. with One Exception,
Been Painted White.
Much has been said and much writ
ten about the proper color to be given
to the exterior of the great worlds
fair edifces. Concerning this interest
ing question writer in Scribner's
Magazine says:
Experience shows, even if reason
had not already dictated the decision,
that the nearer they are kept to white
the better the architecture Every
experiment which has been made to
produce aesthetic effects of texture
suggested by the usual treatment of
plaster objects has resulted in partial
or in total failure, and every time the
warm white of the staff has been med
died with its glory has departed. But
the conditions imposed by the climate,
by the impossibility of securing a
homogeneous surface, and by the ex-
posure and consequent discoloration of
a certain portion of the work, have
made it necessary to apply some sort
of paint to all the buildings. Ordinary
white lead and oil have been found to
give the best results, for the irregular
absorption of the staff and the weather
rapidly produce an agreeable, not too
monotonous effect, and the surface de-
teriorates less rapidly after this treat
ment. The single notable exception
to this simple scale of color is found on
Transportation building, which has
been given to Healy and Millet, of Chi
cago, to cover with polychromatic
decoration, carrying out the original
intentions of the architects, and MAX
ing it unique and splendid in appear
ance. All the statuary of this build
ing is treated with bronze and other
metals, the great portal, commonly
called the Golden Door, !" is exceeding
ly rich and gorgeous in effect, and the
intricate ornamentation of the archi-
tectural relief decoration has an echo
in the fiat surfaces covered with rich
designs.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-29
The South Side.
Tempe and Mesa.
MESA NOTES.

The three boys who left Mesa quietly
a few days ago have not yet been heard
from.
G. G. Hockett came up to Mesa this
morning on business from his farm in
Stringtown.
Rev. Geo. T. Clark and VIM. Riddle
burger went back to GoldfeId yester-
day with two months provisions.
Our people have been looking for a
report from the city dads enlightening
them as to how the finances have been
disposed of.
Judge Elnore came down from Gold
field last evening and will start for Tue
son tomorrow to look after some un-
completed business matters.
Mesa city is growing more lively each
day. Several fine rigs, well loaded with
land and health seekers came in yester-
day from Phoenix. They are late ar
rivals in the territory.
The city marshal is wearing rather
elongated countenance. His last arrest
was made on the 10Th of last month.
This speaks we'll for the behavior of the
people of Mesa and has moral. Don't
get drunk unless you have money or
credit.
Jerry Miller will take possession OF
his lately purchased farm of forty acres
just south of town on the first of the
month. Mrs. Miller will arrive in
Phoenix from Iowa where she has been
spending the summer with her parents,
about the first of the month and help
Jerry take possession.