davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
J. W. BsEsrI1soER of Pueblo has

j. W. BsENTL1NaER of Pueblo has
been appointed deputy state labor
commissioner by Secretary of state,
N. o. McClees. Nj. Brentlinger was
candidate for congressman on the
peoples party ticket at the late cleo
ton. The secretary has also ap-
pointed a Pueblo man as state
measurer of printing, MIR. Otto Thum
of the Pueblo Printing Co.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
They viii Have 1t.

The public demand through service
when travelling. 1t is old fashioned to
change cars" On the through, solid
vestibuled trans of tho Chicago, Union
Pacific & Northwestern line frem or ia
Chicago, Omaha and Denver, there Ia
no change. This is the finest and fast.
est service between tho points named.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

ONE of the certain acts of the
ninth general assembly will be to
legislate in favor Of having the sec.
ond district Judge appointed for thus
judicial district. As 1t is Judge
Elwell is overcrowded and it is im-
possible for him to dispose Of all the
cases on the docket.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

Woieueoh uA007ex4SBQ84sB43U-8 8uu I'LL
came crashing down upon the little
shanty which only a moment before
had been vacated by the men. The
shanty was as completely hidden
away as If buried under mountain.
Lucky Leithead, lucky Snooks.
John Garavich who was struck
over the head bv negro named
Brooks during an alteration over
the ownerthip of a shovel last Sun
day morning is gradually improving
at the G. 9. & I. hospital. Doctors
Bailey and Corwin found it neces-
sary to remove several pieces of his
skull. Brooks who made good his
escape is hiding out somewhere and
the probabilities are will never
come back.
When a man puts In As days
and hours work in month he Is
certainly working early and late.
That is the record made by p.
Allen In December.
Pay day was to have been on the
IA but the clerks being unable to get
the pay roll out by that time the pay
day has been postponed to the
21inst.
Foreman Mike Martin has orders
to lay several switches of railroad.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

MONEY saved by placing II in the
lNl Pueblo Savings Bank. Don't
delay but begin an account II you have
ngt slre ady done -.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

Spider and the Fly at the Grand next
Tuesday evening. A great show; don't
sniss Il.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

The ore roasfef Iee6fs stel(l
stocking up and 200 tons are being
taken out every day. The sulphur is
being thoroughly taken out and the
ore Is In fine condition.
small sized strike took place In
blast furnace No. 8 last Sunday
morning in which about twenty
men walked out and the furnace
was temporarily shut down. The
strike seems to have been inspired
by couple of agitators who pre-
vailed on the others to quit work.
The furnace keeper was getting $3.50
per day and the helpers $2.l5 which
they declared was not enough.
During the day several changed
their minds and went back to work
while others were discharged by
supt. c. 8. Robinson. On Monday
the men all went.ha6fafo work at
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

II you want your clothes cleaned
aad repaired, send postal to 1225
Evans Ave, and I will call for them.
p. H. NoCUnpY.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

Get your abstracts from J. Y
Lansdsn, No. 2la soath unisn-Ays.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
STEEL woRKs SPARKS.

General Manager J. H.
spent Wednesday in copan
Superintendent T. w
having general tt
the forsmen. NJ
satisfied with
running and
mendations
There wd
this week
partment
output
taken.
Us 0I
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
=
New Prices
New Firm.

Start the year right. Try our system. We
will save you money. Ia your grocery bill
mn Item worth looking Mt. Did 1t ever strike
you that In trading with n firm that does
credit business and thereby under tho nec-
essary heavy expenses of book keeper. col
lector and bad debts that those who patron
izc such firm pay for these luxurics? CAN
YOU AFFORD IT? Trafe with us one year.
MIKE your arrangements with the beginning
of the new year. PAY CASH. BUY YOUR
GROCERIES, of
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
The IND:Iea2oR.
p. eyRNEo1

and withal an enterprise wofsd
that great paper.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

fefior grad
naturalized, lollllll -
ever rises above a good dia<
keg of beer and they
generally. Bessea
Of this clas
: '',:.: ,::,: :. j !
Juan country r. IlD4Utah.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

lnStHutA

chilasen received 5
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
Moses & Allen

We quote few prices. Can you not see a
Eaylng In them?
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
Down Go Potatoes!

Fine Genuine Greeley Potatoes. $3.50
4 lbs Jersey Sweet Potatoes for. .25c
We have cars In our cellars and only by
purchasing early are we able to sell at these
, 1893-06-10
2NQrRf6ertBf.
Ghtco4p. 10. SUN

SoISen6e Bretie purben bel srOBeren
Bartteen ~eratelt:
Butter, bette Separator" z@aare 49,
@l9c, quite 18@184c, mitteImGBtge 1860
TIC. 9airp, @ooleD's bette 17@18c, mitteLz
quite unb CUTE 153@16c, friiber 8adtng
Stod 13@14c, quite un6 bette v9tou" ID
@14c.
8utterin, Bette Creamery 17c, rebt
i60ne 153c, 0atrD 123c unb 1910 fir hte
bette; in uJtous" ODER tletnen @ebiuben &c
me1r.
&aie, bette rSuu Cream e6e6bars"
1O@1O3c, rSlat Shapes" 9@93c,
Ooung Nmertco 93@1Oc, vStimmeD" s
Csc, nob9emacbter S1nei3er 160163c,
v8rid" 113@12c, 2imburger 123@13c.
@ter, 9an8 frii6e 133@14c bas 9ubb.
Obit, geO0rrtes: 2tepfel, tiinitlicb gez
trofnete 73@10c, bas Bfb., an Ser Come
ge6Orrte nOrbIicbe 5@63; Bftriicbe 5@6c,
8rOmbeeren COZ, 6imbeeren 230244 ;
Galifornii9eS: Npritoien 14(@16, ntcbt
gei3dIte Yftit6e SOIL, gei96lte 200
"a; 8flaumen 9@13; Goiinen: 9on6on
Gapers 1.6502,00 bos &titben, Musfaz
teller 1,25@1.35, Ioie 4@6.
Ob It, 1rti9es: Qtepfel 1.00@1.75 unb
2,50@3,50 ie na6 Ser Site, 8ananen
100000, Gitronen 3.OO04.5O, @altz
forniicbe 9fabels 5000. 400; @r6beeren
$1,000 in "a YintS. &tricben 1926
@3.OO 0as &titcben gu "a Quarts; Sta
dbelbeeren So, 00(02.25 per "a OTIS, milo
getpabiene grDBere s.. 10000 DC.
&artoffeln: WiSconitner o.,
8urbanfs 75@78, 6ebron 6507O, &oie
ESQ.,, 8earIeB 1000. auf Ser 8abn,
neue aus Seem Orleans $1,25 Der 8uidel.
q efltge1, Ieben0i9e: Gurfep 9
c.; 9Hbner: 6ennen 1O4@11c, Sabine
607c; @nten 100; @Gnie, l~ebenbtge
nit ben gan3en Sebern, So. OO05. 90 per
0ubeno, Spring @btfens" 0O@5, 90
@emiiie: Mtiiilitppier @eiBfraut
$2.75@-; Senneieer $2.O0@2.5O; rotbe
ober gelbe 3wiebeIn 81, 10000 ser Sud ;
Wto6rriiben 800 baS &tit6en; iunge
petBe Giiben 90c(0$1.0 90 Der 8uicbel, Sur
fen 50(975c. baS 0ubenb, Seuerie %
SOC baS 9Bb., iun9e 3piebeGn $1,5O Ser
8uibel, Salat 81 LOCO bas &titcben,
Bteplant 90c.(0$1.00 per so 8funb,
&aDtes4en 100000. bas .0B0. g.,
Sptnat 5O@75c bas SAB, innge rotbe0tiben
3504Oc,, Yeteriilie 10000, &reIIe POO
25c., @rbien Gunge) 9Oc(0$1.O 90 berBuicbel,
8obnen (9rin) 80c0$1,00 3D., Spargel
6507Oc. bas 0uoeno 8in6cben 4;
@adbSbobnen 81, 5O@1.75 per 20 Quart.
8lumenfobl $1,000 boS &titcben,
Stedriiben 10000 Der 8ui6el; Tomaten
$1.50 Der r@rate"; Stpeet Yotatos aus
SuinoiS $2.0002.5O bas SAB.
@btsfeD: Slip.
&obIen: SIM &leinen, er6Bere v@gs"
$3.50 Bic 1Onne, fleinere unO vgtut" oOer
STANCE" 1913.
6eu: geo. l SimotbD auf Ser 8abn
$11.75@$12.50 so, 11plan6 Bratrie $1,000
$3.50.
, 1893-06-10
fsFortieBunq foGQt.1

= 9lus NnlaB bes am "a. W1at begangez
men "A. @eburtSta9es Der &0nt9in 8tctOrta
miro aus Qpn6pn ge16rieben: 9tlr 3pei
Der 8orgGnger Der &0nigin auf bem Chrome
tparen lan9lebtger, @eorg II. nno 8eorg
ILL.,, bic II, begin. 81 Sabre aft purben ;
Oa9egen regterte nun elmer lGnger ais lie,
Der eben 9enannte @eor9 Ill, tn6eiIen pirb
ite in feds Sa6ren beiien &~egierungSseit
erret3t baben. Die &0nt9tn lit ferner,
ben &0ntg bon 0dnemart ausgenpmmen,
Das dlteite g~efr0nte 6arpt IN europa.
Sin erit tIr3It3 aus ser Gerbeiiez
run9sanltalt in bent benacbbarten 6pog>
~itraeten entlaiiener Meni9 int Glitter BON
1915 Sabren beriibte am Is. Wtai ge9en
IL ubr in Nnttperpen auf Dem Place de
Mair @rceile bon elmer faum glaubli6en
Gobbeit. S6ne iebe @eranLanung feuerte
Oerlelbe 5pet &enOlperi6iIie in bic Tai
verne royale, unb als Der @eichdftsfiibrer
in 8egleitung Der &eIner an Die 36iire
elite, Dur6en audi ite bon elmer &cDolpers
flgel be9riiBt, pelde Dem @ei6Gftsfibrer
otbt am Obr borbet pfiff, 9ierauf elite
Der nit benz GcDoLDer bepaffnete Wteni6
mach Dem etnt9e S6rttte bon Der Taverne
royale gele9ene Cafe l'Empereur un6
i9oB bort burb Die @IaSt6ire in baS nit
Wteniben beiebte 2otal, obne baB iebo6
elmer Der @Gite getroffen ipurbe. gfa6 Ser
tbung bte1er 6el6entbat ging Der gefabrs
lic6c Weni6 peiter na6b Der @6e Der rue
de Douze9Mois, melcbe auf ben Place de
Matr auslduft, unb nacboem er bort in
bic Spiegeli6etbe zines Gigarrenla6ens ges
l9oiien bate, feuerte er ietnen lebtenS 6uB
btinbItngs auf Bic Weeni3en ob, melcbe fib
nod in Der rue DIES Douze-Mois %befanoen.
SEPT en0ltcb tpurbe er bon einigen 8aiianz
ten bingfeit 9emacbt unb nab benz Boli8ets
bureau tranSpDrtirt, ipoielbit er Dem
9Oli3eifommtiidr gegeniiber erflGrte, er
bate Die Grceiie nur bebbalb begangen,
oamtt ct tpieber l1nterfunft i'm @efGngniB
fGnbc. Qluf Die 8orbaItung bes &omz
miiidrS, baB ct bel ieinem icbdnbli3en
3reiben leidt einen Waeni6en bate nerz
leben ober tObten %fOnnen, meinte Der robe
&erI Iacbenb, bas pGre tbm iebr e9aI gez
tpeien. 9tuf einen Wteni6en mebr ober
~pentger fGme eS BET einem iolcben Inter
nebn1en nicbt an. Sci Dem 8or8an9e mirb
tpobl Der @eneper etne berporragen6e Stole
9eIpielt baben.
, 1893-06-10
5wei9=O ffcen
- bes -
WbenOblatt Der 81. StaatSz 3eitnng,
Arr.- nHK % omH

Offices elepbon $50. $685.
BUR Beauemli6feit unierer onseioenbeu Runben hobeu
mir nit ben uuten 9enaunten Serren Elm Mbfpmmen os
trpffen. iponadb bel ben1elben N~naeiOen artaenpmuten
meroen at b%enIelben Hretfer. als lpenn bieIelben BRETT in
Der Expedition Der Sltnots StaotSseitung ~oboe9eben
nerihiebenen TldBen big IL Mbr 1tttta9S ~obeegeben
tperhen-
NprOfette.
8. Wienter & &enboG, @pptbefer, gfe gentersgtr unb
gtortb Yarf Npe,
6. S. @oieler, @%potbefer. AS gtDrtb @pe, Gde Meas,
uno 557 Seogipid=Str., Gde Mtenompnee.
Itnbolpb 9tbooe, Mpotbeter. 54 %. @larfsStr, SIDE
Spetbe=Str.
81. 3. 6letfber, 296 81. MorfetsStr., Gde Sof.Str.
Sii6pfS Pbarmocp, APO Sincoln @oe.
Senrp Sdoler, Apotbeter, 224 SiucoIn &pe, @de Sar.
r0bee=Str.
@m. Z. Rlen3e, beutI6er apOtbefer, 1901 Belmont ape.
Sulius 90. 3inbt, oelt1der Qpptbefer, Gcte GInbourn
@pe. NIB 2orrabee=Str.
u. 8. Sonfe, oeutlder apotbefer, 80 SIt Chicago @oe.
SttoS P9arntaep; @1fe @lnbpurn @oe. unb 9arrobee.
6. s; 8fonnitieL, s~pOtbeter &ufb-9tr, Gde geaeOue
8. %. msibe, aputbefer, @risbtmOuD gtue.. ede ebef-
feb Noe.
a1frsO 81. sOe, apOtbeter, 8e7 Sheffield sOe., nobe gsel.
Srib @runbpff, apotbefer. gsprtb @oe., Gde SubTou.
ctr.
@Obsrt gOaslfous, apOtbetcr, 24 9aptOn.str. ede
@boss; g Je5btamp, s%tpOtbefer, 1927 81. elart.str, Gde
SoeTIng y @uu, apOtbefe, sorrabee.9tr, Gcte gIot.
bamt=Str.
g, s: gIab: apOtbefsr, s87 q. ealteb.@tr:
@u9en geber, 445 u. Glart=Str., Gcts 9tpifipr.
Y. WtortenS, &pOtbeter, III @entre=Str.
Sdppl=Str
9eurp 5. 8ate, apOtbster. 12s 81. Glort.str.
, 1893-06-10

gilbert @prges, a~otpbefer, 1912 6 mcuIn ape, @de Bel.
mont Mpe.
81. 81. @ets, 9%lpOtBeter, 81 0n NOrtb aue, ede eGepe-
lamb Qoe.
GaSIett
entd Sbtele. Na9fOrger bon 9enrp grrOtb, 212 ar5er
Otto Goiba1, aputhefer, 21eg grrber grne. efe % CTR
S. Stt. ApOtbefer, 2727 StatesStr, @de %. Str.
Y. ~. Ettter, Npothefer, 434I g. 0aI1teO.Str.
@t. @srfmeifter, a%lpOtbeter, S45S @tate.5tr. ede IS
s. Torbrld. gpotbefer. 81. ctr. rnb Maaace.str.
2SeHoel d 9orslep, 25O5 Ir1er aue, @de 9. SaIiteOs
@berts gbarmacp, ede 9tate. unS goIE5tr
=. !: Stl9er; oeuti4e apot9efe, aBasaib Abe. unb 16.
Str. 3elephon South PAT.
". y. Braun, 300 @enttpprtD Mpe., Gde 81. Ctr.
g. 6. 9repBler, a~potbeter. 26l4 Cottage 6rOpe aOe.
j. j: ¬De oerlHe apotbete. Gde So. ctr. unh g
9al1teo=Str., @nqlepooo. Selepbon 112.
g. BON 6ermonn, apDtbefer. 1926. SfOr. Gde 6onuper.
&pbert S; &eltertnG @~potpeter, 26OI g. Qaliteb=5tr.
$. %. @ifiOrO, apOthsfer. 81. ctr. unO wataison ape.
8efIeite.
8. @drboer. beutI9er @~potbefer, 465 unb 467 Weilipoufee
.Aoe.. SIDE 9btca9p 9ne.
S. s; 9i9ten6er9er & 60. 8Sl unO 1873 Mtiltpuutee aOe.
@de StnifiOn=Str.
8. @arItens, 531 Blue SSslono Noe.
3beo. VI: Bebrens, apotbeter, 422 9&. II. Ctr.
@r1t5 gebrens, s2 Glib 9aIiteb-str, @fe GanaIpOrt
Sec. 5. miBbad. eHOmetede m~aOifOu- uub sulfteb=
Sep. 6. @&iuer, apOtbefer, 1914 msilpoutee gtpe.
Sep @OrQeS, 1879 Wtarfpea=Str.
S. @oembeI6 8 60, apotbefer, Gde Ban 8urer. uub
9allte0 Str.
MoDen 8ros., @pptbefer, 1895 W3tlpoufee Qbe.
9. s.. @lsner, 1851 Wtiln aufee Noe.
s.. 3; 2elonStt Apotbeter, 700 W~tiltpoltee @ne., Gfe
NDbfe Str.
@rnft 98iebel, 518 80. Chicago ape., @de 9auIina.@tr.
Sre6, 98reoe's @potbete, 1863 80. @bica9o Mpe., SIDE
9toble=StraBe.
Sreo. 8. 9terCe, 581 Sqben Noe.
&einborot Soienbons, apOtbefer, 242 80. gsOrtb gpe.,
@fe NIblauo.
g.. g. <nfDtpftrpem, Mppt6eter, SiibmeIt=gfe SO. 9ipi=
fipn=Str. 1nb SoDne gDe.
&b. ~gtaf3tger, a~pOtbefer, 296 80. 9ioitou.etr, SIDE
WpDo.
Srant s. Berger, apotbefer. 1886 NttItpaufee gpe.
Srnelt v. SbmtB. 8taouct B%barmacp. 126-l2o WttI=
poufee Noe, Gde &tnate= uno 9esplatnes=Str. n
6. Wtueblban, &potbeter, 691 80. gtortb @pe.
ytt9. Wtet1nng, 875 Ottlluautee @oe, Gde @fblanb @be.
Guoplp6 Stongobr, 4potbeter, Sal SO. 9iptliou=Str.
Gde Wdibtenatp Npe.
@Dlbou & 60, q. Ctr. uno 8aulina=Str.
S. s; @9imet, apptDefer, SAT Blue Sslanb @pe, @de
18. Str.
g. %. Ntaertlin, @~pOtbeter, $40 Blue Sslanb ape, @de
&DplntS=Str.
6. 8. Woltersborf @potbeter, 900 80. q. StraBe.
Rt9ar6 6. S~rertier, Apotbefer, 1901 SO. 9sortb Ipe,
Gde SHERIDAN Noe.
8oul g. 9%eiuemann, 418 SO. 9tpifiuu ctr.
, 1893-06-10

8li6 blieb nur eit1en Mornent auf benz
ipGbrenb leiner Wbmelenbett bon benz &tnoe
our Sungfrau erbIiibten Mdbben ruben,
bann 6rdngte er fort sur Wtutter, Sic unz
tGbtg, bas 3tmmer 3u perIalen, in 3~ittcrn@
Der Betpegung ben Sobn ermartete. llno
oann lag ct auf BEN &nien Dor ibr, bas
0altpt in ibrem S6ooBe rubenb. Die
LANCE 3ltriid 9ebaltenen Tbrdnen bracben
ftcb 8abn, unb es Ddbrte ldn8c, ebe 8etbe
Worte fanben, baS ibnen am nGbiten
2te9en6e gu beriibren.
tTprtiebunq foGQt.1
, 1893-06-10
Quf Ser B0rfe

1T @ei5en matt un6 brtn9t inn SuIttermin
668@68$c, September 71$072c.
GOrn matt; Suit 395@395, september
413@414c.
Safer matt; SuGi 285@29c, September
255026c.
S9peinefleti9 matt; September $1,000
@$21.00.
@bmats $1O,671@$1O,724, gippen
1922 @$9 $50.
, 1893-06-10
Oiehmarft.

union todgarbs 10. Stunt.
&tnbpteb. - Bretle fet; 3ufubr
800 StIf.
@6peine. - Scft un6 I'm 5@10c
9eitiegen. 3ufubr 1000. S3pere $500
700, i6tpere unb lei6te ODER mtttel7
Icbpere 6,5006.95, Ieicbte 6.50@6.90.
g bafe. 1000. 4reiie felt.
, 1893-06-10
SoOeS=Wmseiac+

Srennbeu rnb 8efatnteu Die tronu9e 4adri6t, baB
nnier geltebter 9atte uHb Batter &einrid, g. SSarts
mani om 5reitag Ntor9en, ben 8. Sum-, nm IL llbr 80
aJtIIT, I'M 9errn e1tldlofen il, I'M alter BON 40 Sabren
10 Wtonoteu unb u Sa9en. 8eerbi9uu9 nm Sonntag,
ben II. Sum-, nm 12 lbr bonn SranerbQuie, $40. 289
Sultpn Ctr, mad Q8ol6bein.
Sopbta s. Snrtman. Satin,
t1phft Rf11Anr1
, 1893-06-10

1890 monnnsfn So,pf
1geo 9aaG 80 SO9'l
1922 iSe1 mmooec@u,,B SS "A,
i iSe @@o9sngeets
i iSeS @@u9mer SSoao"e
i 1Se9 mo}Sptta S m
1Seo m"I 49, oH1or
1 LEG moiafo% 40 >
i iS9S ~ uIS.!t0U 80
i iS7G motsa. SuDD9pg
i iS75 m mni ,I9YraS6lu
1 1919 98ullg.n!in69m S1ti
1919 @egsnedI 8lIgelHllHe
1914 Weller Wll9elm
1915 Weiiel 3egina
1915 Weaiom @m.
1877 Weno5tar5 9
, 1893-06-10
2n leihen aein6t.

. II Ietbeu 9eiu6t: @egeu erite Sppotbet 9elo
~ ouf priOatenr QBege fir elm 8u erbouenoeS 8ridbaus,
3 Stodpert bod, 81 Sup brett uno 100 SUP lang, ani
elmer GfIOt an SanptltraBe.
Me1u6t: 8ripot. ~S45OO-s5OOO ee9en erIte 6ppps
W tibet auf 9utes Sruubet9eHtbum. &oreie: A. 43
Stoats5eitln9. 9iun3t
, 1893-06-10
SD0eS=IuSct9e

9ie 8enmten Der GdtQer=2Dge Np. Is, &. of g, fper=
ben eriubt, SonHtag. ben II. D. Wtts., W1ttoQs u Itbr,
in Der Sogenhaae, 6u0fou Noe. uuo 9tprtb sine, AT err
I9et1en, UNI benz 8rnoer 9artmanu Die leste Sire su
eripetieu. 81. Scuneberd.
Spbnut 3hurn.
, 1893-06-10
W0bentlide BrieHifte.
@bicaap. 10. sunni.

Mne in bieIer Stite onge3ei9ten 9rieie, tpelbe ni6t
innerbalb apei W8pGeu, bonn obenIteDen0eu Sotunt eils
9~eredbuet, obgebolt linb, perbeI nod Der 'Dead Letter
Office"iu gSuihindtpn Qe1uuDt
, 1893-06-10

1882 &ramer 9tlpbons
1888 Straps &atreoe
1884 &rotpsta eSrenf
1885 &rautlein Suo
1886 &reber g
1887 Rreiig Autonio
1888 &rettDn Saul
1888 &rtiefif9it &arI
1890 &ropoc5elusti &
1891 &ruger Seq
1892 &rulerniti6 STR.
1898 &ru3te Simon
1894 &rp5a Suite
1895 &ublid 9aul
1896 &uflinSfi Matios
1897 &ulDba Sobu
1898 &unoo @arl
1899 &utolef SanT
1900 &miptef Son1tontin
1901 &ooDnsfi SO
1902 8ombreg9er Sobn
1903 Sang &oSpar
1904 Sarfen MtiB 6
1905 9tntonio
1906 Sopbnrsf1 s
1907 &eiS @la6Ditoin
1908 &eip WtiB Warte
1909 2es5ieusft StanisIas
1910 2emonoDmsfi 80
1871 2emD 8
1872 &iebe StttIie
1913 &iDomiedi Tomos5
1914 2ipSfp 6
1915 Sts3fa Sosef
1916 Sobmann Mug
1917 &oren3en s
1918 &oBe 6 Senr1
1919 Sud @oictceb
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]. J. FORD. EVANGELIST,

OF Des Moines, Iowa, writes under date of
March %, 1898:
S. 3. MED. MFG. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.
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William Inglehart writes in the April
Lippincott on "What the Publicity De-
partment Did for the Columbian Expo
sition,' and tells of the good work that
the energetic Major Moses P. Handy and
his myrmidions have done to remove the
oushel from the light of the worlds fair.
The bureau spent $4,000 for litho-
graphed birds eye view of the exhibit
buildings. For few days the postage
alone on these views amounted to one
Thousand dollars day, and some con-
servative men on the directory became
nervous at the seemingly enormous and
useless expense. When the returns be-
gan to come in Boston man said the
pictures reached everywhere, and when
an American travelling in the Sahara
wrote to one of the Chicago newspapers
saying he had found birds eye view
hung upin an Arab tent on the edge of
the desert, that there was no longer
any question as to the value of the ex-
penditure in his mind.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-06

No savage gloating over the death ago
nies of tortured victim is more diabol-
zcally vindictive than the Telegram on
receipt of the news that Carlyle Harris
was to be electrocuted. "Good news
for JUSTICE Good news for pure woman
hood! Good news for honest manhood !!
Carlyle Harris will be electrocuted %
shouts the Telegram, and personified we
can see that paper circling around the
flaming fagots of funeral pyre, armed
with a club and hideously painted.
This is not the proper spirit to be shown
by people claiming any pretension to
the civilization of this age. The
murder by Harris was deplorable, and
his premeditated death by law, with a
set number of days in which TO live, is
an event foreign to joy. Carlisle's life
was not given to him by man, but by
the Creator. BY killing him man takes
upon himself the fearful responsibility
OF destroying that which he cannot re-
store, and though we do not argue
Sgainst the law of Moses, we claim that
1t is not fitting to exult in spasmodic
sentences and riotous JOY over the death
of any human being.
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The lightest attendance any day at the
Centennial exposition in Philadelphia
was 10000 people, and the highest num-
Der was 2S5 900. These figures will not
begin to be reached at Chicago. The
lowest so far reported shows the meagre
attendance to have been but 5000.
What is responsible for the great differ
ence? We need not go far to find So
luton. 1t is because of the innate hog
gishness of the denizens of Chicago.
On the first day of the rush grocers
doubled the prices of their commodities.
r Coffee rose TO 10 cents a cup, and any
move made by a visitor was eagerly
watched for chance to charge for it..
At Philadelphia, the admission fee was
good to enter any building and see the
arts, industries and exhibits of any ma
tion. At Chicago everything costs
1. money to see it. What is to be seen in
side the gates for the admission is dis
appointment. This way of conducting a
fair cannot win and unless the Chicago
hog uses little more diplomacy the fair
will be failure. The Chicago press are
already bowling for reform.
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is necessary; there are mathematics,
philosophy and the natural sciences;
they afford the young mind such Sc
cure foundation that it can easily make
itself at home in any faculty. On the
development of these three sciences
rests the whole of our western culture,
a culture which ripened Christopher
Columbus, to whose genius and energy
allow me to pay a deserved tribute.
The university is not merely an insti-
tuition for acquiring knowledge, but
also one for examination and explora-
tion.'' Prof. Virchow is among the
anti-Darwinian scientists. He says that,
in spite of statements to the contrary,
no traces of the missing link be-
tween man and the lower animals has
been discovered either in the physical
organization of modern savages or in
the most ancient of human skulls. j..
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-06

Eastern Oregon seems to be country
of surprises. During the past winter it
IS reported that the warm springs near
Prineville froze over, much to the dis
may OF the owner. The News of that
city now reports that the largest spring
is once more boiling away, hotter than
ever, and says: early the other morn
ing the people OF the ranch felt distinct
trembling of the earth and subterran-
can rumbling. A few moments later
one of the men who was out at the barn
saw jet of water and vapor shoot from
the spring to height of 80 feet, and
since that time the hot spring has flowed
with old-time vigor. Perhaps it became
clogged by the walls caving in, and the
accumulated gas in the interior of the
earth just blew the distractions out"
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wanted a BOOK on Court,np.

The requests made to editors are
curious at times. One of the frankest
ever made public was addressed to the
Scotsman recently, the envelope bear
ing a request that the letter should be
handed to any bookseller in Edinburg.
The letter ran: ''The kind of book that
want is Courting book-a book that
will tell lie how to talk to the lass that
I love, a book that will tell me the
words to say to her and the words to
ask her when be courting her is the
sort of book that want. No matter
how few or little the words NAV be-