davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
ueber Kaffrfornanbau in Kan1os.

Chandelier, &anfas, "a. Mdr5 1896.
@eebrter 9err 8eoafteur!
Sd CLAUDE, es tpir0 ben 2efern Der u8etz
laqe" ni9t unpiGfommen fem, tpenn i9
linen in &ir5e meme nit Dem Nnbau bpn
aaffirfDrn sema6teh @rfabrungen gum
8eten gebe. SD baue es i9on felt 6 Sab
rem uno es piro augemein in Der biefisen
@eqenb benz @elf9forn, au3 auf g~erinqe=
rem8oben, borge5ogen, Sas 2ano fat elmer
ieben 5drm entbdlt bier geringeren urb BEL
feren 9oben; duf benz ndbrbaften unD mebr
bumusrei6en 8oben lobnt ii9 Der &affirz
fornbau ndtiirli9 am beiten uno' audi Die
8eI9affenbeit Der @rttGge TT cine Before;
lebtere fino GROCER als betm Welf6forn.
8eim gflan3en berfabre id auf folgenOe
@ei1e: Sd pfliiee ufO egge bds Telo tpie
fir anbere Sriidte, 0ann benuBe t3 einen
oep0bnliden @ei3enDri1, pel6er 8 209er
bat. gon btefen made i4 aae gu, nit &uss
nabme beg q. unb T., Die gum Sden often
bleiben miiRen, Sd febe bic 9riamaf3ine
70, aGs molte i'd per aere 5 Bed Wei3en
fden, auf biefe gBetfe pfldu5e ib etfpos iiber
1 @auuue Sameu per gcre. SET Der @rnte
tpirb bas gorn pprt ptelen Sarmern in
nSbods" gebauen bebufs' 8erpenbung dls
SHUTTER pber nit Der 8inDemai6tne gebunz
ben. anbere tpieber nebmen ben D9edoer" ,
febsn bic W1af9ine 10 4o4 dts n10glt9 uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Das MiIderetmefer lit Sen Der.
Stddten.

8etm @9luB Beg Sabres 1895 belief fi9
bic Nn5ubl Der Dem MiG9eretipefen in ben
Ser. Staten 6ienenOen &i5e uuf runb
100000, mas ungefdbr Dem britten She'll
Der @siammtan3abG bon &tnbern i'm 2anbe
9lei9 fommt. 0tele 8ibe Iaffen fi9 in 8e>
sug auf bic bauptiddGi4ften Mil9ereizprO<
butte ME folgt etntbeilen: 100000 BON
tbnen finb bornebmGi9 8utter@Prpbu3enten
100000 bringen in erfer 8eibe Der &Gfe@
Fabrication NuBen unb Die Mtl9 BON ben
ii6rigen 100000 &ii6en pirb BON ben Su>
milien Der 8eiiber, uuf ben Sarmen, mo fe
er3eugt pirb, pDer BON &unben Der M3tl9z
lteferanten cpnIumtrt.
9ieie 59dbungsn f0nnen nit 6in5u=
figung Der Brpbutte unO @ertbe ME folgt
tdbulirt Derben:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
6g@ruB foIQt.l
21us Geras.
SHERMAN, seros, %, M}dr8 1896.

Sherman, Serds, %. W}dr5 1896.
@eebrter 6err Reoafteur!
Menn i6 f9on pieber i9reibe, mthen
sic ni6t a%lauben, baB id ni4ts tpsiter gu
tbun babe, benin Elm Jarmer 6at meiner Nn@
1i6t na9 ftets msbr Nrbeit Dor fi6, als er
gu bepdltieen permag; es III idle4tes Aetz
ter, aber au9 an regnerif6en Sagsn ttnoet
Der 2anopirtb i'm Snnsrn feiner Btrtbz
f6aftsaebGube geuug gu bantiren. I'm 1olz
ben Sagen beoba9tet maj bas 8ieb auf@
merfIamer beim 5re1en, es iino tpobl aud9
an BEN @ebduli1feiten 8erdnoerungen por@
3unebmen, gteinigungen II. T. ~, uno auf
bieIe @eiIe perflieBen bic Stunbent mar
peiB nibt pie. Sc 1T ia AUDI ni9t Elm Sc
Der politifer, tpie 9err 2eube, tpelder nell'
Ii9 iiber Die @~erringerung oes an5ubalIsr@
ben 5elbareals f9rteb; tpie bas gu bepert=
i~teGltgen unb bob Ruben babel gu er5telen
1T, bariiber min i9 INN gerne ausfunft ge@
BEN, menn er mir mittbeilen nil, ipte ptsl
2anb er beiibt unb tpie biel bic 4rbett tbnt
foitet. SIN 0inb&id auf feinen 8rief in Der
r8eiGage" fam t9 inn nur rat6en, bic Nd@
gel, bic er nit iib in ber6oIentai@e bsrum@
trd9t, UNI bamit gu r~afelu, gu einent Mtg
li4eren 3tped gu Derpenben, Damtt tie rtd1t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

gu bitGe oDaer in bic Saf9sn bobren 1tnb
ibm bdnn na4 Der Sreiprdgung Die @tlberz
bDadrs ni4t ale binOur9 falen, Wenn er
bann fir eth puar neue Soften nd9 ieBigem
@eIoe bDppelt 70 bel gu be5ablen bat, tpirO
er buGb gu Der ueber3eltgung gelangen, baB
bic freie Silberprdgung ni9ts @utes ge=
ittftet bat,
Was bic in Der u8eilage" gum Nusbrud
gelan9ten Qnii9ten bes 5etrn 6tortan Stt
in Oregon arbetrtfft, 70 3DGe i3 benz @errn
meine bole Nnerfsnnung. Meiner Meinung
na9 lit bds Carmen immer mod Der Bette
8eruf un0 babel bin i9 itets bes alten beutz
fGen Spri9portes eingebenf: ,Mprgenz
ftunbe bat Sob i'm Munoe." Mbenbs nm
6 l1br muB bic Sagesdrbeit polenoet fem,
Tim 7 1br tpirb bas NbenbeHen eingenpn=
men, bon oa Bis 9 nbr tpirb cine 3eitung
poer Elm 8u9 CUR @anb genommen, tpobi
Gu9 Elm bis9en geplaubert unb oann gebt
es 81 8ett. On ben Wo9entagen tpirb iiber
bds, mas fb geleien babe, Elm tptntg na9gez
ba9t, bic Spreu BON benz Wei3en ge1onbert
urrb am Sonntage beforge i9 meine S9ret=
bereien, BET benen, bu i9 nit Der Sober niGt
10 gut nm5ugeben bermag, tpte nit 5drm=
gerGtben, ettpas biel 3eit barauf ge6t.
Sn go. II Der u8eilage" febe i9 einen
Irtitel iiber 3uderritbenz guttur mittelt
Maf6iaen. Sa i@ feGbf f9on nit Iol4en
Wtai9inen gearbettet babe, tperoe i9 nG9<
items ettpas bariiber gu qapier bringen.
Mnbreas9une.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Auanab Sarbemar g., Seras,
20. MGra 1896.
@ee6rter 6err Simon!

Stefe 3etlen nDgen o1s Nnttport auf bic
bon 9rn. 8. Weber in Der r8eilage" ger teu=
ten 5ragen in 8eaug duf bieIen She'll bon
9eras otener. Sd BIN Elm GungiGbrigsr
8etpobner bon panbanble unb Bpm 6arbez
man @ountp, nOrolib BON &nor County.
0as Sanb 1T bort biuig u1D perbeHertes
toitet rur bon 81 Bis $40 per Mert. @afer
1T lei4t gu befommen, bod ftelfenpeiIe emit
bGlt es altalif6e @rbe ober Sips in 10 grpz
Der Wenge, DaB es ntdt trtnfbdr 1T. 9efunb
1T bic 9egenb, Sieber, unb Malaria tennt
man ni9tl aber 1pin0ig 1T es bier. Ner
nod ni9t tpeiB, mas Elm Sanbiturm 1T, Der
mag einn1al i'm Mdr3 ober Qpril na9 Ydnz
banDle fomnten. @em es nm ben Mnbau
BON Mei5en, 9dfer, 9erIte gu tb1n 1T, Der
t9ut 6efer, ii9 anberspo 2ano gu fu6en;
nit Sorghum, 8dumpoGe, &dffirforn, Sc
rulalemtorn unb Mfrican Miaet gebt es
bier no9, audi Wtais gebei6t dufg2teberungsz
ldnoereien, b. !. penn er nibt tpeggeblafen
pirb. 9euer itsbt Der 0ei5en gut aug, es
finb aber f6on 4 Sabre fer, felt mir cine
CUTE Mtttelernte batten. 8on ben Sbfforz
ten gebeibt bier nur bas 9tetnobt, nit 8ernz
Ubt bdt man teinen @rfplg; d16 Rdrtofz
feln un0 @artengemiife gerat6en ni9t be-
fonbers gut. Mnbers perbdlt es fi9 NIT
Sibfdrtoffe1n unb WeIpnen, tpel6e rei9e
grtrdge Iiefern. Sir gieb3i6ter eignet ff3
bieie @sgsnD bor5iigli4, mp Die peite prairis
ben 9eerben pGbrepb Deg Sonmers quite
Nabrung barbietet. 6dt nun Elm 8ie65i6z
ter 200 Mcres Sorgbumfano, auf tpel3em
bic Sru9t ni9t etnrnal geT9nitten fpiro, 10
treibt er fem 0ie6 i'm @intsr duf oteTeS.
Sat- fdmmtli6er 8ei5en rnb Safer, Der
biefes sSabr ge1det purbe, muBte bon aus
mdrts bs5ogen tpetOen. Sn biefem Winter
e~reignste es it9 gum erffen Male, baB Die
@itterung es ftets geitattete, gu pfliigen, I'M
por6eree6enben @inter mar es INNER gu
troden unb bag bate CUR Solge, odB Der
Mei3en 1tets austrodnete,
Oeut19e befinben ii9 BIER rur ipenige.
Sd nsiB ni9t, mas aus Der beutf6en 60
Ionic geporoen lit, bic in &nor @ountp gez
grinbet spurbe; ie 1T tpabri@einli4 aus
qetrodnet unD bann meg g%ebla1en rporoe1.
8er bier gu farmen beabfi9tigt, follte Die
Mittel CUR Mnf9affung BON etpa 200 Stad
8ieb be1iBen, bann' mag er fein Tortfommen
finben. Sir tletne Mnfdnger giebt es in
qrDBerer NeG6e Der Marftpldbe nod beferes
2ano, psnu oaffel6e au9 ettpas tbeuerer gu
He6en fommt. Wer i'm Norben einigermaBen
gut eingeri6tet 1T, tbut better baran, bort
gu bleiben; bier t0nnte er lei6t BON 9einz
peb befdaen perben na9 feinem T90ncn
@arten, feinen Oft uno 9emiiIspfIanz
8itngen; liberties fann Elm drmer Mdnn Die
f9peren 0pfer gar ni3t b%ringen, Die cine
8etle bierber bebingt; id tonnte nod piel
mebr iiber Bdn6anble uno feline Sarmer
fGretben, absr fir bissmal mag O6iges gez
mug fem.
0te rSGinots @taats5ettun9" If ieBt beiz
nabe Der ein5ige unb Elm germ geiebener oeutz
I9er @aft, Der in mein 9aus tommt, beutz
I9e Na9barn babe i9 feline mebr, in meinem
6euie aber miro nur oeut19 gefpro9en.
81. Martens.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
unier Bienenitano.
Was fam Ger 2Infdneer Don feilteu yienen
lernen?

9ie 8ienen3u9t 1T in BEN lebten bier
Oecennien aug benz einfa9en 8etriebe gum
Sunttgsperbe geporoen uno erforbert, foa
tie lobneno 1ein, tbeoretif9e 8enntnife unb
berniinftige praftif4e Mn.penoung berfelz
ben. Die 8ienen3u9t muB erlernt fem, uno
jeber, Der Elm 9ienen3ii6ter perben nil,
muB ba5u cine 2ebr5eit bur@maben ober,
tpte Der golfSmunb iagt, nGdute g~enoIen
babea". Die 8iene ruff iebem Qnfdnqer
gu:
User mid mill fem eigen nennen,
WtuB mid pie ft9 Iel6er %fennen."
(&nobtau9.)
Gar biele Wegs firb ibm In Der sSeBtaett
g%eOffnet, nrl in Die @sbeimni1fe Des gienen=.
lebens ein3uoringen. Die g%eobadtunQen
ltno Grfabrlngen ~unIerer MltnteiIter limb IN
3ablreiden Werfen nie6ergelegt, aus bener
Der 4nfdtger feline tbeoretif6sn &enntni1e
1bopfen fam. 8ienen3u9tlebrfurfe maiden
1bn nit ben prattii9en 9anbgriffen i'm UNI
9unge nit ben 8ienen befdnnt, aub lernt
er bier bic pi@tigften 6iilfsmittel, aunitz
ipaben, 4bipcrrgttter, G9leubermdI9ine
II. 10. anpenben. Die pielen 6ienenptrtb.
f9aftliden Wereirt, Bic tpie elm Nes iber=
od perbreitet Iinb, ft.ben tbm btlfSbereit CUR
Settle, bort fdnn Der Anfdnger 9Ratb fuf)sn,
bort finoet elm 9egenfeitiger 4ustauf6 Der
@rfabrun9en ftdtt. Sebo9 finb ale btefe
SernfOe9e nun b%iirftiae 0orf9ulen fiir ote
U2etIterf9aft in Der 8ienen5u9t. 0te pidJ=
tigte Werfiidtte CUR grlernunq Der gieneu>
5udt flir ben 4nfdnger lit unb bteibt bic
e1eene gienen6utte NIT ben Bienenb0lfern.
Bon feinen 8ienen muB er our9 eiqene Qnz
thduung uno b1tr6 BEN periDnltden UNI
gang nit ibnen lernen, mas Tie gu i6rem
5ortbe Iteben perlangsn unb mas fie 3u ibtem
Woblergeben beoitrfen. gr lernt bort am
geoffneten 8ienenfpde bic otei gtenenfpefen
1ito tbre Beffinmung tennen. Sic 80ntein
lsrtt feline gauge QuFmerf{dmfeit auf ftd.
Sic TT unter Dielen SauIeno sSnfaifen nur
IN etnem @remplar Dorbonben, dber bon
1br alet1 gebt Der gauge 5egen in 8e81ta
auf 8ermebrlt1g uHb SbGtigfeit aus. sic
erf9etnt i9m duf BEN eriten 8lid dls Elm
g8efen b06erer Dirt, tpel4es fsiner ~befonberen
Sur1orge, ieines 6~efonoeren S9uBes beoarf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

Dies ergiebt fir Die Mil9ereier3eugnife
bes gan3en Qanbes einen Seiammtfpert6
BON 1854, 900, 1000. @enn man bier5u nod
ben 5utterpertb Der abgerabmten Mil4,
8uttermil8 unb MOlten, fotpie bic bas Subr
binbur3 qeborenen 8Glber rebnet, 10 birfen
mir ben 8ert6 Der BON %unferen Nil3ta5en
gelieferten @r3sugnife uuf mebr als $780,
100000 beranf9ldgen.
g}ebmen mir nun an, 0aB cine iebe Sub
BON $22 big $25 i'm 9ur3f9nitt lpertb 1T,
10 6at 0as Sa6resproDutt elmer Sub eInen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Tarml3nSereien.
sfeQ1ttta aefMAt.

Gin Sefonont, 35 Sabre oft, perbeiratDet, @rabtlirter
len bat.Guries erfobren III BET @drtiere int @opteis
bou. Der @ferbe., Rttbpleb. unb Sbaf5it9t in Der bier.
b~eilflnbe Der etqlii1er @prdte, iopie Der etnfa9en
o6ppeIteit grtdbfibrung ntd1tt9, iudt geititbt ouf
3cdgntfieiI /. &loiie, aftgeneiiete Stelnns. Sci. Dfer'
ten inter H8 80 SainoiS Stautg. 3etttng, GDtrago, Sa.
2~5n52ipD
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
&oDD BoNBoN BOXES.

Dainty bonbon boxes for a luncheon
home Have a variety of cardboard
boxes and cover them with art muslins
or China silks that have cream
grounds upon them. Cover boxes
neatly on the outside and line inside
with plain color and tie them with
ribbons the color of the flowers. V'non
one is clever at using the brush, cover
odd-shaped little boxes with white
linen or silk and paint them with diff
ferent flowers. Put the guests name
across one corner. Such boxes are
much prettier for table and more
highly priced than anything that can
be bought.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
LITTLE THINGS.

II we cannot, on life's journey
DO as we would like to do
Climb the dizzy heights of greatness
Stand before earth's favored few;
We should never be disheartened,
There is work enough for all;
For the least as we'll as greatest;
In the hut or palace hall
If We cannot scale the topmost
Pinnacles of earthly fame,
We can give cup of water
In the blessed Sayior's name.
Though we may not, like the heroes
In the tabled days of old,
Stir the world with deeds of wonder
Have our names in story told
We may help some weary brother.
Painting meath his load OF care:
We MAY cheer in kindly accents,
And his heavy burden share.
And, methinks, through vanished ages
Comes a voice from Galilee:
AS ye do to those the least ones.
Ye do also unto me-.
All! this life is all too fieeting
To sit down and idly sigh
For some higher field of action
For some brighter, bluer sky
Though our fondest aspirations,
Like the mist of early morn,
Fade and vanish in the distance
Doomed to die as soon as born
Yet, let not our hearts grow weary,
There is work enough to do;
In the vineyard of the Master,
Where the laborers are but few.
And although our lives seem narrow,
And our sphere of labor small,
We may each of us do something
Ere we hear the midnight CALL
And when all of earth is over,
And all secrets are made known,
There the least, as well as greatest,
Will be gathered round the throne
Miss A. j. Ferguson
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
A TEMPERANCE TEST.

There was pleased expression on
the stern features of the angular
woman with the rasping Voice as she
regained her seat in the accommodate
ton train. She bad .uIt walked up
one side and down Tie other of the
long aisle and had s..oken few
hurried words to each man as she
handed him a copy O. a temperance
tract, runs a story in the New York
Herald.
The world is growing better" she
said, leaning over and addressing the
man in the end seat. You see, there
is so much difference of opinion on the
subject that you can't get any intelli-
gent idea from studying statistics. I'm
a worker in the noble cause of temper
ance, you know. so | thought | would
do a little investigating for myself"
Am | to understand, madam" re-
piled the man, turning his head half
way round. that the result of your la
bors shows that the world is growing
better?'
That's it exactly" she returned.
fAs soon as | entered this train and
saw that it was nearly full of men l
knew that the time for original inves-
tigation had arrived When | handed
out this beautiful little tract I asked
each man point blank if he was a
drunkard 1t did my heart good, as
you may well imagine. to hear each of
them answer that he wasn't"
But my dear madam argued the
man, 1T takes pretty heavy drinker
to make drunkard.
Nonsense broke in the woman.
There can be no fine distinctions in
a question OF this kind. A man who
drinks is nothing else than drunk
ard. l am satisfied with the test
made, for | could see that each man
answered my question honestly"
4 won't attempt to argue with you,
madam, said the man. TN just
make little test of my own"
Stepping out into the aisle the man
sang out in CHEEKY tone that echoed
through the length of the car:
Say, boys, any of you got a cork
screw"
In a moment smile come over the
mans features as he slowly counted
seventeen hands lifted up in the air.
and he was about to address the
woman, when he saw that she had
tainted, and that the conductor was
testing the virtue of her dearly loved
cold water by sousing dipper Of it
in her face
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
FOR THE DINNER TABLE.

When flowers are costly, a pretty
dinner table decoration may be had
by using smilax, laurel or asparagus
vine made into wreaths and tied with
violet, scarlet or pink satin ribbon.
These wreaths may be placed at the
four corners of the table, inside the
covers or laid around the candelabra,
placed in the center, at the corners or
at each end. Or they may be used at
two corners, diagonally, with vases OF
suitable flowers. violets or carnations
in two other corners. If violet ribbon
is used, have the dishes for bonbons
filled with crystallized violets and
mint leaves; if pink, rose petals and
mint leaves. Candles with white
shades are prettier with violet and
green than those of a color, as the
light through violet or green is not
becoming.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
WILHELMINA or HOLLAND.

Juvenile sovereigns can be very try
ing to their elders, Notions of their
own Importance are apt TO crop up
rather rapidly il, their young heads.
Wilhelmina l., Of Holland, is not an
exception. She had held her queenly
title for scarcely six months when one
morning. at an unconscionably early
hour, she left her room and knocked
at the door of the queen regents
chamber.
who is there?" asked her mother
The queen of the Netherlands. Z
was the grandiloquent.
oh" said the queen regent, Il am
afraid it is too early to receive the
queen of the Netherlands, but If my
little daughter Wilhelmina is there she
may come in"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

didn't Id say things that an apology
Wouldn't make either Of us forget, OF
I'd unbosom myself to my dearest
friend, which would increase my
wrath and work general havoc.
write all the mean things can think
of down, and then seal the page shut
with a thread and my private seal.
am relieved and the family peace is
preserved. And at the end of the year
burn the book, sacrifice to the god
doss-Im sure, though, it's goddess
of unreason.'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
LEvEL-HEADED MRS. JACK.

Speaking Of the ways Of woman, one
Of my acduaintances Is known every
where as one OF the few women whose
marriage is ideally successful. asked
her one day how she managed It. She
showed me o great big blankbook.
That's my safety valve" she said.
When lose my purse and Jack says.
Why. how did yon come to do IT. or
] break my tortoise shell comb. and he
clicks his tongue against his teeth; IN
short. when something happens that
infuriates me beyond the limit of en-
duranee. I dash into my room and
write ii all down In this book. II /
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
TO TIGHTEN UP A DARK ROOM.

A dressy and economical way Of
making over black silk or satin
gown is the addition of full sleeves.
vest and collar of some of the beauti-
full shot and figured taffeta silks,
chameleon surahs, fancy satins of
plaided silks. These additions may be
confined to the waist alone, or a touch
Of the material may appear upon the
skirt. Black and white striped and
lowered taffeta silk makes hand
some addition to a black dress for a
matron. with white silk gimp laid
over black velvet ribbon as a finish.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
A HINT FOR THE LAUNDRY.

Stains Of rust may be removed from
the linen and similar fabrics without
injury to the material. The articles
must be first well soaped. as II they
were to be washed in the ordinary
way. An iron heated and on this laid
a wet cloth. When the heat makes
the cloth steam the rust stain is laid
on it, and little oxalie acid is rubbed
on with the finger. The heat and the
moisture hasten the effect Of the acid
on the rust. and VIXEN this has disap-
peared the soaping and washing may
be continued
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

Weo IT One Hundred Dollars rewa-, for any
case OF arrh that cannot be cured , taking
halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known +. j. Cheney
ior the last II years, and believe him perfect v
honorable in all business transactions, and
nnnncialy able TO carry out any obligations
made by their firm
WEST 4 IRUAx, Wholesale Druggists Toledo
Ohio.
WALDINa, KINRAE & MARVIN Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio
Halls Gatarrh Cure Is taken internally act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free
Price 70 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

Six afternoon cups and saucers OF
Coalport china cost in the neighbor-
hood of 5000. Don't use them every
day
If yea are thinking of making over
an old dress of no matter what color,
be sure and combine ii with green.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19
Dom. ne Zoo Late lor Due steamer.

And don't omit when you ARE packing up your
effects preparatory for the voyage 10 include
among them supply Of Hostfitrr's Stomach
Buffers. the great remedy for sen sicktrss TRAY.
elrrs Tor pleasure or business seeking foreign
cllil'es. or who ocomote by Stnaihirnal or train
remedial ana preventive efficacy " the Biltrrs
which IS Incompatible for na-..l headache dy
sptpsia, billiousness. rheumatism nervous and
kidney trouble
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

The directors of the General Electric
and Westinghouse Electric companies.
1t is claimed, have reached an agree
ment in the matter of joint use of
some valuable electrical patents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

.neech sir William Vernon Har-
II ,aaaer of the opposition in par
cous declared that ever since the
lsnien, government had been in power
PRS ,and had been in the midst of a
hns .,osne of foreign complications,
lung from every quarter
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

Since the beginning of this century
fifty-two volcanic islands have risen
out OF the sea; nineteen disappeared,
being submerged; the others remain
and ten are now inhabited.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

Gov. Altgeld will today hear the APP
plication for reprieye made on behalf
of Albert Wallace, condemned to hang
in Pekin next Saturday for the MUIR
der of his sister, Mrs. John Bowlby.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

TnE Musr SIMPLE AND sAPE RgMEpy for
Cough y Throat Trouble is "byorn',
B,"achia' T,oches. /" They possess real merit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

Every man having beard should keep
Y az even aud natural color and If it il moi
- already nsc Bncklngham's Dye and ap
pear lidl.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

The Raines liquor tax bill last nigh
passed the New York assembly by
vote OF "a to So
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

For Lung and chest diseases, Piso's Cure
Z the best medicine We have used Mis-
J 1 Northcotl, Windsor, Ont, Canada
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

The Wooden Hem"
i.t Illustration shown herewith is small
n. Ali'' pnI really large when we considp,
lie ,Lt Wooden Hem is no larger than /
as.. lei NJ has double the capacity. II
.n.. ,Hs attlA y pounds, has a opacity Of Y.
JfS H While not toy, is Just as anus
Wa eng in structiye as well.
NJ g'st That every eader of this write
20. w.. u stata, Quincy, ILL.,, and ask 70,
t@c{i - iIs handsome little booklet &C.
.s,saa! ..ls The 'Wouder Hem" also his
ri'',l.. '4t.ogue Of the NJ, del Excelsior I'm
~ sent free. Mention this paper
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

MI Ing In bath or laundry 80 good 10 Bnrax Doh
hlns Floating Iorax Soap needs but trial prove
lis ue Costs same as poorer floating SOAP Ma one
has II.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

a Brainard, Pride, the murder OF
Andrew Peterson pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to hang In 80 DAYS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

Mrs Winslow's SooTniEa SYnuP for chdrr i
70 lining softens the gums, reduces inhanmatio
auay pain. cures wind collie. 2te. a boltls
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

Lord Dunrayen is expelled by the
New York Yacht club.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

Ed. Ward killed his wife and himself
ct Denver because of jealousy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-03-19

IWoEAnS ARE BETTER THAN ONE @ @ s