davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily bulletin., 1893-02-11
Stnr. CLAUDINE,
DAVIES. Commander,

viii leave Honolulu every Tuesday at s
P. M, touching at Kahuluf, Huelo. Hama.
Hamoa and Kipahulu.
Returning will arrive at Honolulu every
Sunday morning.
90 No Freight will be received after
4 p. NJ. on day of sailing.
Consignees must be at the landings to
receive their Freight, as we will not hold
ourselves. responsible after such Freight
has been landed.
While the Company will use due dill
gence in handling Live Stock, we decline
to assume any responsibility in case of the
loss of same.
The Company will not be responsible for
Money or Jewelry unless placed in the care
of Pursers.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

Trii@e importirte setrodnete BITS
nen (9u3eln) ioeben e,nsetroiien i'm
Store BON s. q Y. 9ofsr.
@ute 9ei5Sfen fir 9ols unb &obs
len lperben J u NJ 6 otenpreis pers
tauft bel 8. 9aubenidlaeser.
s. $. gebnte fat bieier Gage cine
sroBe Wuswabl Nampen a0er 9lrt erbals
ten unb lit III ben Stanb seiett bieielben
biQis 81 uertaufen. ba.
@unoerbabi9e 8antett : Vampen,
iomie Wanbs, Stanbs unb 9ansela,ms
pen a1er 9lrt in GROCER slusmabl unb
biQis i'm Store BON s. $. @ebnte gu
baben. ba
Die srOBte Nusmabl BON pieifen
aucr Irt, @i9arrenipiten, Gisarrentas
i9en, S@nupftabatsboien vi ,p., aues
beitens fir 9teuiabrssei9ente seeisnet,
finbet man gum &oitenpreiie i'm Cigar
ren9el9dit uon 8 beoborM MILLER.
photograph Bangs BON Sleepy
gpe bat, neil er babeim gu bei6dftist
1T, ben plan aufseseben jeben Se'niias
nod Nem Him ;m tommen, miro aber
itets bereit ie;n feline Nem timer Treun>
DC TIT ieiner Sleepy gye @aQerie gu be-
bienen.
Die ~feiniten Gisarren, oarunter Die
berabmten "Perfection," "Henry
Clay" unb Little Twins" III be-
liebiser Quantitdt, fir Neuiabrsgez
i9ente, iinb in Der @isarrenfabrit POI.
8 ) 0. MIller gu finoen.
@ai oline Don be fer Qualitat unb
in beliebiser Suantitdt lit nunmebr i'm
@ef9dft uon s. j.. gebnte 81 baben
uno mirb &unben obne grtrauer9itun9
ms 9aus geliefert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
0eS6dttSsN

Sen feiniten &imbursers unb0tabms
tdie finbet man i'm @ei9aft pom s. &
u. 9ofer.
Stride Spters BON better Sorte
iinb pom ieet an %beitanbig bel benz MtaB
ODER Bel Der Same pon IS. Gibner gu
baen..
Nue Sorten 9arinse, oarunter
vddte bouduoii@e", lopie aue Nrten
&die, namentlid aussesei@netcr vStms
burger, INNER an 9ano bel
ba W. Gimme.
Den b69iten Marttpreis fir
S9weine 3ablt gu ieoer 3eit 6. Stuebe.
Den bo4iten M%arttpreis in @aib
fit Butter unb Gier ;ablt i'm Baiement
BON Mrnolo's Store an Der gde pon
Minneiota II. 2. NorofraBe 9enrp
@rone. (ba)
Die BETTE beutl9e @tridmo1e in
alien 6arben, biuis 81 baben Bel S. &
u. 9ofer.
y Sir 9aute, Tele uno @oue ;oDlt
ben b0diten Marttpreis
9enrp Gajen
80 &ieslinss Blod.
Gdte importirteNn@opis ,etwas fir
Teini@meder, bel %. Gibner. 3s
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
S4neQlte Tabrt na9 Californian.

SoQtet ibr 9elonnen iein, bic nMibuinter=
Sair" III San Nrancisco ju beiudeu ober nod
ir9er,b eimem She'll @aliforniens su reilen,
urb ibr wiiui6t m09li@it 19ueQ uu6 bequem
bortbin 81 9elan9ea, 10 iebet inter allen um=
1taMben oab eure Tabrtarteu pia ber @bicaqo
8 Nortbmeiern, Union pacif lie uno @outbern
Yacific aus9eie0t iiub. Yolait=@ d(aiwaaen
perlaien tasli4 Sbica9o unb 9eben iiber
Council @luis, Omaba unb Seben obne
We6lel innerbalb breieinbalb Sa9en na6
San Nrancisco. Nue Mabl;eiten 1perben
pabre1b Der Sabrt III Diuiusz@ars l~erpirt.
cog. Souriitens@ 9lafmaseu, wel1e ben j3I=
gen ongebdn9t weroen, bietem cine iiberals
ainitise @elesenbeit, Die &eiie biuis unb be-
quem ;u bemertiteui9en. Sidets erjter rub
;metter &laiie bere6tisen ,u elmer duberit be-
qi,emen S6lafteQe (Berth) gum Nreile Don
S4.0O (pon Council Bluiis u1lb Omaba uer=
bel1 nur $751; 0 bere9uet) mad @an Srancisco
unb anberel1 Hlateu 1T Galifornie1. Gine
Wen9e @rcurlionsc Sidets unb Sidets fit bic
Gin;elfabrt fir .3mii9enitationeu werbe,1 au
auberit nieori9eu Staten %perfauit. Degen
oes Naberen menbe man iid ali bie g9enteu
ber 6. & g. %. Gi?enbab III. Al
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Gourtlauo NQhrtdteh.

@eibna9ten murbe in alien &ir9en
uno &retien feitli6 b%e9ansen.
Sn ber euansslii9en Stride murbe am
Oienitag Nbeno NIT einem aus9esei9nez
ten prosramm oas fr0bli3e Beibna@ts>
feit be9ansen.
6. @i4art uno Trau unt @rnit @i>
dart iinb gu Beiu9 BON 8%ermanoten
nod ben 3wiQin9sfaoten 9ereit.
Bei Senrp @9lottmann tebrte am
D,enita9 letter 8o@e ein rdfti9er
S@lottmann vSr." Elm.
Mebrere &inber in ber Tamilie BON
Carl 9eder leioen an Der Grippe.
paitor @9ult meilte mabrenb ein,ser
Gage letter @o@e tn @leepp @pe.
Die SRI. MDams unb &emele unb
Brof. @bilsren uerbrinsen ibre @eibs
na@tsferien in ibrer reip. 9eimatb.
SRI. emma j3ieste meilt be iu9smeiie
in &eowoob Sails.
s. S. Dotp bei@entte bic euanseli>
Idle Sonnta9l9ule init einem bubl9en
Weibna@tsbaum.
Die SRI. emma @eor9ius unb Ma>
bel Dotp iowie Carl 9int p%erbrin9en
ibre 8eibna&tsferien gu @auie.
9lm Donnerlta9 fcnb in BET eu. STRIDE
bic 8ermabluns BON @m. @@raap nit
SRI. Yauline 3ieste bur@ Yaitor S@ule
itott. Na9 Dem Trauatt fano inn 6au>
ie BET Brauteltern cine 9ldn5enbe Teier
fir bic 3ablreiden @dite itatt, melde li9
bel ben &ldn9en BET Cambria Bano auf
oas &6itli9ite anil iirten. 9err S@raop
lit Elm tiidtiser junser Tarmer in Got=
tonwoob uno bic Braut bic a1semein
beliebte Eo@ter uon S. 3ieste. Oas
junse Gbepaar besab ii@ auf cine tur3e
9o@Seitsreiie nod benz Often. Den
Neuuermdblten mini@en mir aues Slid
auf ben 2%e5enswe9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

Gbas. 9lod unb SRI. Minnie
9obiin pom Gourtlanb uerweilten eini9e
Gage in New ulm.
- @en;el gditein erbielt ais @eib:
na9tsprdi ent pom ben Mit9liebern ieines
Or@eiters cine babi4e uno linnise Mes
battle iberrei9t.
- Der County S4atmeiiter 1T
nunmebr I'M Yeiie Der SteuerauFases2is
iten; wer alio iein @ewi1en bar& 0es
;ubluns ieiner Garen erlei9tern wiQ.
Tam bies iett bemertiteQisen.
49, Gin S6bn9en erblidte AM COINS
tag Nbenb in Der Gamilie bon Saul Dog
bas 9i9t Der Welt, itarb ieoo@ seitern
8ormittas. Sen trauerneen Gltern,
beren S%tammbalter oer &leine ueroen
ioute, unier iuni9ites 8eileib.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
(@in9e|anbt.)

Sen @emutbern, mel@e ii@ bamit
abplaaen aus5ure@nen, ME uiel Der l1n>
ter;ei@nete uno bic iibrisen Mitslieber
oes Gomite beim Baue Der :3u9dnse CUR
Bride in Siberia sema9t baben, m09e
Ma9tebenbes CUR &tdti9nur bienen:
Sic 3usdnse 3ur Bride toiten i'm
@ansen 1902, wouon Sleepy Gpe
1921 beitrus unb Der &eit im T:ow,1 ein>
seiammelt muroe. Sd iomobl, wie bic
Germ Sobu uno Martin 8oQmer, Nus.
S9aefer, Geo. @utb uno Nu9.
S@werotfe9er, Mitslieoer bes Briden>
Gomite baben ni@t nut ben auf ieben
fa1enoen Betros bon $l.03 aus BET
Eai@e be3ablt, ionoern aud cine Wo@e
lang nit Tubrwert unent9eltli@ aus9e>
bolfen i'm Gerein NIT mebreren III erer
ebreuwertben Mitbiir9er, oenen oas 60
mite hermit Ofientli@en Dant aus
ipri@t. Die &edner un6 Wetrittler
aber boben ii@ pon ben Musla9en TO-
mobl, wie Don jeoer Nrbeit ;urid9ebal>
ten unb berlelben MIR aus ber Terne 3uz
sej 9aut, moraus iie aber nur bas Ne9t
;u sieben meinen, Nnbere init S@mut
bewerten gu biirfen, - wofIr mir aber
AUDI o%onten; mtr baben ia baour@ bic
Tinten tennen 9elernt. Carl S@ulS.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Strait uuo Wejuu0bcit.

8enu Sie uidt tart unb 9elunb fibleu,
uerluden Sie @lettril9en Sitter. 8en1 bic
Grippe Sie idpad uub matt 9elajieu bat,
9ebrau9en 9ie Gleftrii9eu Sitter. 9ieles
Mtittel ,pirft brett auf Sober, Mageu uuo
Nieren, bic elbeu louft lit ibrer Sbdti9teit
m,teritiiseno. Beum sic auSopfmeb lei6eu,
,uerbeu Sie 1T Gleftrii6em Sitter ldnele
unb bauernbe Silfe finben. Cine Strobe
,pirb Sie iiber;else,, bab bies bas Mittel lit,
bas sic 9ebrau9eu. @roRe Slai9eu nur
so Cts. in 3. ". Slleus @potbete. 6
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
96mte0es0eim&ft.

Ole ul,ter3ei9neteu MAIDEN hermit befannt,
bab Tie bas friiber pon Sobn @iebenbrunner
geiiibrte S9miebesei9dit all Miuneiota
StraBe, awiiben @enter uub 1. SIbitraBe
iett unter benz %Sirmanamem Siebenbruuner
& 8ilbar 9emeinl@aftlid betreiben. Nue
S9miebearbeiten meroen auf bos 8e1te BE-
ior9t unb benz gei9lasen polt Yferben mirb
gang b%eionoere Nufmertiamteit sei@entt.
Sobn etebenbrunner,
BauI @tIbar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
g II Der &0ierne.

rDu, Du bait ia benz l1nteroffsier
9eiast, in Deinem @eibna@tspadet iinb
muir seitopfte Strumpfe seweien: bas
1T bod ni@t war?"
@ewiB maren es nut 9etopfte
Strimpfe, aber ie waren nit @urit
9eitopft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Sturntuc rV1 erun9.

Die neuliden S%turmidaben baben se,eist, oab @er=
ilderlns sesen Sdaben uon Mtnbitiirmen uno Iornaz
boes serabe 10 rotbwenbts lit, ais sesen Seuer unb Slie=
i9aSen. uno i'd made bebbalb baraui aufmertiam, oab
Id Nolicem in ben Suuerldiiisten Seieuidaften Su 10 biz
l!9en Nreuer auf La ober 5 Sabre a%rsteuen tartr, baB
@temunb bic serinee Mussabe ideuen ioute.
u m. q faenber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Nieori9e Staten fir @imter=$ onr=
iften.

@e9en,parti9 perfauft bic Nortbmetern 81
ME @rcurli ions Sidets na9 Ylasen III Slo=
ri6a. Seras, Wterico, Stem Merico, 9ouiiiaua,
Miiiiiippi, Georgia, Glib @arolrna unb Nla=
bama. Sn ben meiiten fSallen finb Gidets
bis gum 81. Weat 1894 fir bic &idfabrt gill
tt9. 0eer al . ,pGbrenb bes @iuters bic &C.
(unbbeits: uub 0er9niisuussorte bes @i=
beMs beiu9en mill, peridume biel e@elesenbeit
mi4t. Dos ytabre 1T bur9 bic Nsenten Der
Vobn 3u erfabren. Al
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Tarm III p~erfamfen.

UU1Ht 0H UVtlUuTCH@
Ser Undergraduate bietet feline in Gee. 81
in Conn Statelp bele9ene, 100 Nder 9utes
eono entbalten6e Sarm gum 8ertauf aus.
Nuf ber Narm befinben ii9 quite @ebduli9fei=
ten uao eile bIbi4e @rope. @esen 6es gfa=
beren ,pen6e mani lid an sSobn 8. S9mib III
Sprin9fielo ODER oil ben @isentbun,er
Gan. Yurat,
ba. pot Office @priu9felb, Minn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Tleti@er8ei@6tt
3tnx Rftnhnrt.

@de Der Center unb Minueiota @trabe.
Stetp 1lIut, 9etmn.
Ole beiteu Sorteu frii9sn unb 9ep0delten
Nleil@es, S@nal;,. fril9e u16 9erauderte
8irite itets ait 9ano.
@aareu meroen fret ms 9aus seliefert.
Sir &inbpieb unb S@rpeine be;able' i9
INNER bic bS1iteu 9reiie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
Neue Mn3et9em.
N4h{@uIe.

pie untersei4mete wirb am Wittpo1 ben
3. Sanuar 1T Der Wobnun8 ibrer Glteril cine
unterr'dtsi@ule III 9aben unb !3ui@meiben
nod neulter WtoSe nnb Wuiern e%rofmea.
!We9en bes Naberen penbe man ii6 9eiGl=
4H a" Carrie sbeo.,ohm.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
0ct@dttS. NuN1tuua.

Die untersei@neten MAIDEN biermit be-
faint, bab bic ieitber inter benz Namen
Srant & Sent;in betauute Mlblenfrrna ii6
nnter beutisen Datum auf9el0f bot. Sobn
Sentstn bat bas @ei9Gft, mitlammt Gut
baben unb S9ulbeu iibernommel unb ,pirb
bebbalb auf eiSene. @e9nlns meiteriIbren.
Seem ulm, ben 21. Oe3ember 1898.
% III. 6raut
Sobn Seut3in.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

aui obi9er sln3eise gesus nebmenb mo9te
Der nutersei@nete bieie @elesenbeit nod be=
mueen, ieiuen pieleu Sreunben ,nb @0nuer,,
iiiir bas Der obisen Sirmu io,pie linn ieibit
ieitber bemieiene 8ertraueu unb Gnteeeeuz
tont,men ber;li9 gu bantem, nit ber Sitte,
ealelbe at benz a1eini9eu llnternebmer
sSobn Sent;ia gu iibertraseS.
49, Wm. Srant.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

S II einem @e@ielblatte finben mir
fol9enben intereiiantenB eri@t. Die 9roBe
NttienseieQi@aft, mel@e 8rauereien in
@bica9o uab lit Milmautee betreibt, bat
tbren Sabresberi@t uer6fentli@t uno Be-
re@net, barin ibren @ei@aftsseminn fir
bas obselaufene Sabr nit $s98, 100. %,
alio auf fait 5000, 900. Won oieier
@umme merben $3.50, 900 auf bic Mt>
tionare uertbeilt NIB Der &eit wtrb benz
@eieruefono 5usei@rieben. Die Brau>
ereien baben I'M %ab9eloufenen @ei@dfts<
iabre 743,473 SAP 8ier uertauft, runb
100, 900 TaB meDr ais TN GoriaDre.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28


Spons. g. g., 20. Dec. Sames
Gice, Elm friberer Sclape, itarb am
Sonntas i'm Sitter uon l2l Sabren. Gr
mar auf elmer Planta9e in 0irsinien, in
Der Nabe BON &oanote. am IS. Sum-
l772 9eboren. Na9 Dem Gooe ieines
eriten Germ muroe er @i9entbum pom
Balman &ice, einem Tabritanten uon
@etreioepubmiblen. Oils Die Sc(upenz
%befreiuns erfol9te, blieb er. bel ieinem
9errn unb na@ bellen Eo6e bel ber
Wittme, wel3e ibm elm @runoi tid unb
Saus als @~isentbum perma@te. Sn
oieicm 9auie lit er jett seitorben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

Sntereant lit elm, tir5li@ in
elmer gerliner 3eitum9 eri@ierener Nr>
titel iiber bic gerbdltni6e ;miiden
S@meoen unb Norme9en. IS beiBt in
emielben, oaB @runb uorlie9t, gu slauz'
ben, boB Der &0nis Don S@meoen sez
neist 1T, bic Union Der beiben @ei4e,
penn ni@t anbers, bur@ @aHenseualt
aufre@t gu erbolten. IS 1T un3meifels
bait, baB bic S@weoeu bur@ bic 6alz
tuns, welde bic Normeser ansenommen
baben, aus ibrer Npatbie aufserittelt
iinb, baB es nur zines NnitoBes bebarf,
iie gu 9anolunsen gu treiben. Mnbererz
ieits berri@t aber in eiraelnen &reilen
be 8eiorsniB uor, ooB Elm &ries 3wii@z
en- beioen @ationen gu ausmdrtisen Ver=
midelun9en fibren m0@te.
Mormesen ais @epublit miirbe pom
Dem eng mt Nor1pe9er 1pmpatbl1lrenoen
Ddnemart ni@t serne seieben weroen,
ba oobur@ bic auf I@wo@en TaBen itebz
enoe bdnii@e Dpnaitie in 6rase toms
men :t0 mite. Gin M,ttelwes iol1 baber
setunben iein uno ber lit, buB Der oaz
nii@e Yrin5 @albenar, Der iett IS
Sabre alt 1T, ben Ebron BON Normesen
beiteisen iou, pen letteres 2ano feline
unabbdn9isteit erreidt. Nber es mer>
ben audi nod anoere Md@te mit3uipre@>
en- babeu.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
STORES OF ANIMALS.

ONE pounds weight Of bees contains
$3.50 insects.
A BIRD in the London Zoo, a she'll
drake, has apparently committed sui
eide on account of the death of his
mate.
A RECENT experiment has proved that
carrier pigeons may be trusted to con-
vey messages from ships several hum
dred miles at sea.
CHARLES WooD, of Harleston, Eng
land, has brood Of white blaclibirds, a
fact which is vouched for by several
prominent ornithologists and natural
lists.
THE giraffe is gradually disappearing
in some parts of Africa. Where it was
no uncommon thing to see herds of
eighty some years ago it is now a rarity
to see herd of more than twesty
strong.
New YORK city boasts of a cat which
patronizes the soda water fountain of a
drug store on Sixth avenue. Some
time ago pussy discovered that the
cream Of the fountain suited her taste,
and she has habit of gong up to the
counter and waiting until it is served
with her favorite flavor in her own par.
ticular saucer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
LOVES CHANGE.
ore loved, this world to me

Before loved, this world to me
Was one sad, stern reality,
Bounded by selfish aims and fears,
Too hard for joy, too cod for tears;
But al Is changed, and now see
Beauty whore none was wont to be-
Beauty of ocCc n and u land,
OF noble thought aud rurpoSo grand:
And, best OF all, the tender grace
And lovo-liEht shining ia her face,
Her voice, so like a sweet clrcss,
And all her mystic 5aCrCdncsS.
saw her pass adown tho street
What ZINE ,Go day and darkness meet
And looking from my windows height
l breathcd prayer into the night,
And called uron the angels fair
20 walt h0s'ao her everywhere.
There was 10 need; her own pure thought
A magic circle round her wrought;
Then what agailCl u prayer Of mine
For such a spirit, half Givinel
On, rainier let her pray for me
That / may love more wOrthily
Herbert N. Hopkins, m Harper's Bazaar.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18

Conductor (holding up a greenback)
Did anybody lose ten-dollar bill?
Mr.. Faberpusher-Ycs, l did.
Are you sure?"
"Well, didn't precisely lose the ten
dollar bill, but | have been missing one
for long time now."-Tcxas Siftings
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
Show Him No Mercy.

boys, what's the trouble?" asked a
man who had come upon a kentucky
lynching party.
This chap killed his father"
ooh, well, the old man would have
had to die some time."s
she killed his brother. too"
That's nothing much. Cain did
that, but nobody lynched him"
"But he stole a mule, too"
"You don't sayl String him up!"-
Jlirv
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
Notice 10 BriCknakerS anil Contractors.

We, the undersigned, architects Of the city o.
Phoenix, HEREBY agree that on and If er the
first day of May 1898 to specify for all brick
WORK under our supervision, and require the
same to be used by contractors. brick OF the
following dimensions:
For common brick 50 inches long, I inches
wide and ~ inch IS thick md for pressed OF
face brick, so incht long, - inches wide and
22S inches thick. Signed this Jan. 5th 1898
NcGinuis & Heinleiu; A p Petit; Creighton
Merritt ew & Ferris; H. r. Leonard, ST.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18

Landlord-Say, Jinks, | should judge
by the way you pay your rent that you
had played on college football team.
Tenant-Why so?
Landlorl-Wcll, you are always a
quarter back. Texas Siftings.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18

New Arrival lin the spirit world)-
And this is the great Christopher Column
bus! Why, you do not resemble in the
slightest degree the pictures they are
printing of you on earth!
Christopher Columbus - No, thank
heaven.-Chioaro Tribune.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18

Schoolmaster-What is your father?
New Boy-Dead.
SchOolmaSter-No mol What was hep
New Boy-Buried.
Schoolmaster-Nol Before that, |
mean.
New Boy-Alive. sir. - Demorest's
Magazine.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18

Uncle Tom-Are you the teachers
pet, Rosalie?
Rosalie-Yes, sir; but | don't like it,;
cause when the teacher has to stay
after school she keeps me too for COM
pany.-Harpcr'a People.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
just the Thing to Please Him.

'Im saving up my pennies to buy
papa a Christmas present" said little
Nell to her aunt the other night.
What are you going to buy him?"
asked her aunt.
"A great big wax dolly that can shut
her eyes and say mamma" said Nell
Harper's Young People.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
Full of Enthusiasm.

Brown-You show a good deal of
boyish enthusiasm over your coming
trip to Europe. Why you've crossed
several times before, haven't you?
Robberts-Yes, but it is my first trip
without my wife.
Brown might have known that
met your wife yesterday, and l never
saw her look so happy.-TeXas Siftings
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18

n snnth- | nndnrstnndon

Been south, | understand"
Eyes; was down there nearly all
summer"
Great country. Very hospitable
people"
YES, indeed Butter flows like water
there in the summer Puck.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
stage Lines.
]. s. NAIL And STAGE LINE.

Passengers from Globe, San Carlos, Fort
Thomas and all points below will please take
the stage at solOmonville for Duncan on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock n m
making close connection ut Duncan with tn,
train from LOrdsburg TO Clifton and MOreHCi
Also with the stage fer Carlisle, New Mexico,
returning from Duncan TO SOlOmUnyille on ar
rival of train from Clifton and stage from Car
isle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, ar
irving at SOlCmonville ut O'Clock p. m. ]
keep a good corral at each end of the route.
This is Il short road free from dust and chuck
holes. Commercial men taken on any day Of
the week
NOAH GREEN,
PROPRIETOR.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
VIII There lie EIoodshed?

Trivvet-A good many people are de-
handing the abolition of walking dele
gates.
Dicer-True, and if the walking dele
gates follow their usual procedure there
will be some duels.
Trivvet-Why?
Dicer-Well, they are accustomed to
call men out.-Judge.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-18
Familiarity Ereeds Contempt.

80 we've been stealing again." re-
marked Judge Duffy to an old offender
who was arraigned for trial.
Eyes, your honor, and / reckon we
will not get off as easy as we did the
last time, will we, judge?'-Texas
SiftinpS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

ROLF & ZANE will have n special sale
of lots ut McNlochen Friday. You will
find us there ali day. ROLF & ZANE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28
SOUTH WmMNnlNG TRACTS.

4 Hitch In tho Council Last Night, Result
ing In Conference Committee.
The ordinance granting the Wheeling
Railway Company franchise over
Forty.third, EoH and Forty-oighth
streets passed in the first branch Of
city council last night without oppo5i.
ton, with an amendment limiting it to
twenty years; the second branch dis
cusscd the matter before taking action.
Mr. Wheat was in favor OF an ordi-
nance for longer period, and didn't
think the amendment should DO con-
Cured in by tho second branch. MIR.
Milligan was OF the game opinion. Mr..
Maxwell said it was singular CoinCi.
dence that tho people who recently
wanted railroad ordinances referred to
the people, now oppose what the PEG.
pie OF tho Eighth ward want MIR.
Cruise thought it would be better to
pass tho ordinance rs originally acted
upon by the Second branch. OF course,
lIO said, II tho railway company will aC-
Copt twenty year ordinance, all would
be right; but no did not think the com.
pany would accept it. Mr. Maxwell
thought it might DO proport to grant the
twonty year franchise, and SEQ ii the
company would acceptit, ilnot, further
action could be taken.
Mr.. Britt was against perpetual
grant, aud took OCCASION to remark
that tho railway company has no right
for two tracks on Jacob below Forty
third. MIR. Milligan said thcro were no
double tracks on jacob, but there is u
short switch. All the people on Eoil
except three want the track, said Mr..
Wheat, aud he moved that tho amend.
mont from the first DO not conCurrel in
Tho motion prevailed.
At this point Mr.. Cruise offered Il
further amendment that tho grant be
conditional upon the Wheeling Rail.
way Company doing proper paving, as
Is tho duty and obligation OF tho com.
pany. This is the place, said Mr..
Grugo, to control tho company they
have heretofore refused to comply with
the orders OF the board OF public works.
Mr.. Erow moved that MIR. Gruse's
amendment DO referred TO the commit.
mittGo on streets, alleys and grades.
Mr. Grusc OF course, opposed tho mo.
ton OF Mr. Frcw. Mr.. Frow finally
withdrew his motion, and Mr.. Gruso's
amendment was carried.
The first branch refused to concur In
in tho action OF the second regarding
the South Side railway tricks and ask.
cd for a committee ON conference. Tho
vote on the question for committee Of
conference IN tho second was one and
ono, but the chair decided the motion
carried and appointed Mosrs. Wheat
and Grueo as committee Of conference
from the second branch From tho
first branch the mayor appointed Mr..
| II. q, Caldwell on tho committee
The North Wheeling street railway
ordinance did not come Mp for consid.
Grafton, the committee on railroads, to
which 1t was referred, having not re.
ported
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-28

Wrn nerves unstrung and hoRds that
ache, wise women Dromo.scltacr
take, IA