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Worlas Fair.
ft rhni.iliS StaK- ilnnw Located on U
thoiml Mt Jk" Irk
I-rautirul Drroratinus ltue
la torn and Wlieat.
'?r--al IVoriO's fair Letter.)
Iowa's Stat? tiuiluin? is the old
.'censor. I'ark pari'ion romxloli-d and
a.!"rr. ;1 t'.ati! tac sunnier ie:i;j jv.r-
ics of Chicago wiul.I fail to recTiiro
their i-h-.-lt T from miiu::ut sunshine or
Ja'r f.t rrn.
It is located at r:tirac uort beast
RTcti.JDof tiie park at tho termination
of tlwrranl epiana4ean'i intramural
raiiv-iiv, and so near to the lake that
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THE IOWA STATE IillLIUNQ.
"' tvricc.l m white corn.
h ::red tourist may hit on the rustic Th" friei.' i a (-. roll dc-dn worked
In nch and luuk over the embankment j jn i:-.il!ct heads, blue prass Lnd fes
into the blue depths of water or pa. t-x'iis of corn and wheat. Several
into the distance watchiiijr the white j r:iT:ral decorations ari tdalorut-!y
capped waves and saib of the ships as I worked ii blue prass and multi-colired
t hey plow toward the wharf and leave 1 rorrc. At the far corner of the room
party after party .f l.a;py picasurt j overlooking the lake is a band staiul,
Mtkers. '
1 1 i.-. mi close t the lake that npoi j
f-tormy days the waves dashing iuU i
f'Oia apainst the eastern abutinerl j
spray the front of the l.uihlinp witL i
tue mist. i
The buildinp in a hv pranite struc-
ture 1T0 feet 1-m by l-JS feet in w idll
with the broad open piav.a faciii' :
south. j
It adorned with several round (
turrets and has a peaked roof. Iowa".-j
appropriatiou wa.-. i Ik ,
bu;iiiinp wl.icli will contain an ex- i
l.ijitof her industries and be ui-d a- j
slate beadijUarlTs cost ?40.(!-i!J. TIil !
commissioners of the Iowa iKKird have
worked hard to make the small appro- j
priat ion speak for the llawkcye peoph
s i the world may see the capabilities j
ii'.du.strtes and products of their state, j
This exhibit is peculiar to the I
"palace state," and her corn fields, her !
blue prass acres and coal leds will K i
strikinply br.iu-ht 1m-fore the public in
the miniature palaces of th? preater i
structures which for seveml year- i
have attracted travelers t ) her domain. I
The world's fair is like a huire scroll '
upon which the propress of the earth
is written in various scripts. Soiie- I
fpiartersof the fc-lol? have ma;!e their
writinp in the Sanscrit, otl-.ers have
chiseled their names in marble and
wood, others in illuminated texts, but
Iowa has written on her scroll "torn
is lCinp."
The main entrance to the buildim? is
in the new portion which was added by j
the commissioner. This addition forms j
the east end and follows the pcneral j
style of the old pavilion, the Dev.
part is two stories hiph, while thi
KACI.E IKJXE IS COKX AMI WlItAT.
oripinal was only one. Ijiterinp the
door the puest stands in a wide hall,
the walls of which are a pale yellow
a lid frescoed in harmony, .lust at the
ripht of the entrance is the secretary,
who also acts as postal clerk, a:i.i on a
window l.-dpc openUip into 1. is room
lies the larpe lok for repistration.
which already contains the names o;
liuuilreds of Iowa visitors. I'o.-.t o'.iice
boxes have lcen provided for those
w ho remain some time and mail may
lie received any hour of the day.
l;i the center of the hall on the left
is a larpe fireplace surrounded by red
ti!:i.p. On the chimney has lv :i
placed in tiles the motto: "br.va The
if'ections of her pcple. 1 : 1; c? the rivers
i'f her borders, lio-.v to an inseparably
11. em."
"Tiiinp f:oi;i the hall is the ladies"
rcicption ro.u.1. This i; a larpe and
' K-li-hled apartment with a circular
i peiiinp fr. i.i the southeast
iitiht with windows I'per.iap all
:iroi:::d the wail, piviap a view-of th."
and the tirand boulevard. A tire
r ' i e is on oi.e side of the room, over
"'e c.antel of which stands a unhjti:
t !:Tic-picee. 1'Iie decorations are e-f
P'-:eefi:l and In-autifui desipns, the
:ric e ii iup formed of purple lilacs in
'.a ler of preen haves. A I'.rus-Is
ai ;. - it!i ecru prveand covers the
J.Hir : i ci the furniture is all willow.
The gentlemen's r'ec"tioii room
;v r. at the rear of the ha'l and while
iot so claiH.rate and artistic as the
ladies" hall is Iarpcr and pK-asar.t.
Tl.p su'te contains a pcneral v.aitiup
.... c uuiau0' iaiu a:al a v.nt..""
A cheerful fireplace v.i.h a pas f r;
i . in the general room rea.'v to drlvi
av ;:v the cool breezes from the lake
r t.ie dampatinosphere f ehillv il jvs.
l.aek of the pe:.,ral waitii g-r.H.-.r
are the olaees of the commission. Aj--ess
u the ii-or aln.ve is by a bro- !
:e.pht of wiudir.ar stairs in the rear if
the hallway, 'i he top lauding is the
:is t-mbly room, in which arc a speaker's
is--t rum and a mu- ic gallery. Int!.: ;
r.H.m has U-en placisi the art collec
tion which was refu.sed admission to
the Art palace and s;cc inn. :.s of the
handiwork of Io-.-. a's v. . :aea. Ojvniag
fr.m the csscmhly room an- two roor.;?i
for the Iowa Press association. The
'..rt r,m oerhk the lake and has
a ilr. piaee decorated with tiles show
ing ligurcs symbolical of the fraU-rnit-i'.i
the second room are Lieji of all the
lotva cany pr.pers and desks for eorrx
.pondcut.s. ir.. Maxwell, f.ir many
;. cars state librarian of Iowa, is ia
-'..arpe t.f the pivss recepti-ra e ire.mit
t e. These r ocs were decorated r.a.l
furr-h-hid by the v.oiacn . iJuhrirue.
i ho chief r-."U.i of the I nva buil.ljr.g.
vM. h calls f. rth c athusia.,; ic pr.;:.-;
en' v.-o-idcr at its Ik ante, is or. the
llr t lioor and is called the Exhibit kali.
It the old Jael:on prr'.c pavilion
converted iato one immeii:v room 7'
lif feet in dimensions Suppirtir.p the
r.xd arc twelve largt- pillar., which are
completely covered with corn. At the
base of the column is constructed a
barrel covered with cor:i The entire
roof and walls are treat .d in a t imilar
r.aiara r. with here and there t inches of
blue gras or coal d. -orations. This
t-"jacioBS r Him, or "v'.;m hail." pre-i
:s.atj a Eovtl pha-s; d decorative art.
The bas-relief eCccl V the r.iacv-eoi-ored
i ietures is give a by the ti- of
cereol j ind colored corn. The capitals
f the columns tire given the I.mie.
style of architecture, Ix-in-- wiirked
r.:t w ith corn hu .ks a:.J raidet heads.
The ceilings and walks are treated
ia the same general style. This roorj
ii entered through a ipacious jxirta!
frn the center hallwav and tdiouh
tv -;:t ....
't'4f'
to called ' Corn Sali."
The roof c-eiKurr Is divided into tbrea
sections. The first nearest the ap-i
consist of a riehly-WToujrht des-ifrn of
a p-eneml ti&tnre into which ail tha
Gcl-1 products have le-n wown. The
second section is cmuposeti of fourteerl
panels. Thi on the kide ceilings con,
tsiin Cpures reiresentinjr industries
of the t-tate. They dein.-mtrate the
licauty that can be wnrajrht from
simple subjects like corn, wheat
and other grains. Thousands of visit
ors at the exposition will fail to ap
preciate the artistic beauty or value of
a mre t-iiintiiu, but wiil tie chann-il
by w hat has been accomplished in the
lorn l'aiace itate.
At each end of the ceiling are panels
eot:tc:r;inf the America n tarle and
hhield. worked in red and white corn.
At the lour corners are panels of blue
containing the word "Iowa" and "1S4
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r-'ached by a narrow llijrht of btairs.
In the t-eiiterof the hall is a repro
duction of the state eajiitol. It is an
exact model in t."hi-,-. The measure-l-.H-nts
are i'.xi:! f-ct a:nl "Jl fe t l.v'li.
This structure contains seeds a:id prain
w, arranped as to produce harmony in
eoh.r. Mam's with epetablc i:id
mineral )r.K!u-t.s will be found in the
hall. Xo com rche!iioii of the Kauty
can In? reali.ed except by those v.ii'j
l;ave se-.'n the views of Iowa's c; 1c-
bra led corn palaces.
The ball has cost 6!2,(M and Toil
pounds of tacks have been used in nail
inp on materials. No wo- xl is visible
in the interior of the exhibit haih
. N.v.nmk still.
v.'icoonc:n'3 t.:otto.
It I T. jillirJ hy Je:n Miner- Statu
rorv art!."'
The Wioiisin state bu:l lir. z will
contain ainon,' other stattvs me by
Miss Jean P. Miner, illustrative of the
state motto: "Korwanl." The art h t is
thoror.pi ly i.nbued with the spirit of
her subject, for when the lire wei.t
out in her studio at the fair prounds
one cold r.ipht last winter justaAhe
lipure was reaily to east, destroying in
a nipht the work of months she did
not st p to repine, but poinp bravely
forward constructed a new one. and
the tiyure which now apain is ready to
cnt is more beautiful than Ik-fore.
The desipn is a woman standir.p in the
prow of a Iniat with piii'ted hand
lookinp forward, oldinp with her left
arm an Ar.iericau liap. The prow f
the boat, which serves as a sul'p.s'.e,
ta!. will li.iv,- a peculiar interest f :r
the old soldiers on account of the fig
urehead, which repre-ents old Abe.
the famous eaple f the l.'phth Vis
consin. The srcmrsl pose of the fipure
is p.sd. the dr:.rM-ry has lx-en piven an
excellent v.'.ndd lov. n effect, w hich
adds materially to the prace and
strenpth.
The sturdy old v.ivapeurs who dis
covered the state have paddled all
nipht. and as the sun pll Is the stranpe
shore, woman, t ,-jx' of devotion and
propress, stands rea l;.' as soon as the
keel shall prate on the shore to step
out in an unbroken wilderness and
erect that puurdian of America, the
home. The i'pliftc.1 hand reached out
i.i salute to the is yet untried future,
the calm face full of a ijuiet strenpth
w hich shall come down to Wisconsin's
s ins and daughters as their chief her
itage will prow on the observer as they
are studied. The hardlin? of the sul
j. ct shows the true artistic spirit. The
pose. v. hich. by reason of the uplifted
arm, is ditlicult to treat, is well done.
"FoKWAIin."'
IJeun PunJ M.iut. Sculptor
and one is impressed with the har
mony of the w hole figure.
The artist. Miss Jean P. Miner, is a
tutive of Wisconsin, the daughter of a
Congregational minister of Madison.
She has lecn for several years a stu
dent at the Art institute, iChicago, and
is a mcmlH-r of the 1 alette club. She
is not only a close student, but, as this
her most ambitions work shows, pos
sesses that power of insight which
coupled with the creating faculty
marks the true artist. The statue of
Miss Miner is one of the best things f.o
far produced for any of the state build
ings. The present lignre is belter
than the one ruined by freezing and
shows that the artist is growing in ex
pression and strenpth. The figure was
originally intended to be in Vermont
'marble, but it is thought now that it
wiil lie cast in bronze.
WORLD'S FAI3 GOSSIP.
A r.ElNnr.F n was born in the Lapland
village at Jackson park a few days ago.
The youngster is strong and will prola
bly live.
The numerous restaurants and cafes
in the world's fair buildings are sup
plied from a commou kitchen, situated
in the south part of the grounds, and
measuring l.." by SiO feet.
Tnr. sixty Venetian gondoliers at the
world's fair met a few days ago and
organized a laln-r r.cion. It is not
known what demands they wiil make
upon their employers
All of the rooms of the American
section in the Fine Arts department,
which are on the ground Coor cf tho
art palace, are now open to the public.
The last to be opened is room '2, which
is devoted to water colors
A pair of kid button sliocs were
made complete and packed in a Lynn
I factory the other day in fifteen uiin-
utes and forty-five seconds. The pre-
vious record was twenty-four minutes
of course they Will bo shown at the
world's fair.
Oxe of the features of the California
exhibit at the exps;tion will be a
pampas palace, twenty feet square,
which will be erected in the state
building. The palace is the contribu
tion of Mrs Harriet W. Ii. Strong, of
Whittior, Cah, who is a large grower
of catenas olurns
VroRLD'S FA I It DAIRY.
Has Ever Boon Attoaptod.
Hon- tnd by Whom It Ic Candnefed On
of tb Itost Instmetlre S.MyLa mt
th EjpoiltitMi Th Kates
or the t'ootmt
Specinl World'i Fair Letter.!
Iav JO was commenced, at the Co
lumbian exposition, w hat will j-roba-b!y
prove to 1? the Treat est dairy con
test Ik tweea diiTcn nt brcals of cattle
ever ua-lertaken. The breeders of tllt
variir.s breeds of dairy cattle were in
vited to send representatives of their
breeds to take part in this contest.
The r.uudicr of cows wr.s limited t
twnty-iive of each breed; for one rea
son and another bn-cders d.-.dined t-
send cattle till the contest is narrowed
dovoi to twenty-live each of the fol
lowing breeds; jshorthorns, Jers'ysaud
Guernseys.
The contest ii governed by the strict
est rules ever formulated for such a
tc;t and every precaution has lcen
taken to prevent mistake or accident,
and to know just w hat the cost and
expense of the product of each cow is.
The committee which has the over
siphtof this contest consists of four
representatives of the Association of
American Apricultural colleges and
experimental stati.ms and one mem
ber from each association of breeders
of the competing breeds. IVof. M. A.
Scovil, director of the agricultural ex
periiacntal station of the I'niversity of
Kentucky, is chairman of the commit
tee, and his avMiciates are Ih S. M.
ISalKock, of the University of Wiscon
sin. Ir. II. P. Armsby, of the state col
hpeof Pennsylvania, and IYof. I. I'.
Hoivrts, professor of agriculture of
("orr,cll university. IYof. K. II. Far
rinpton. of the University of Illinois,
is chief chemist of the kiboratory
where the analyses will be made, and
Ids assistants are John W. Decker, of
the University of Wisconsin. William
Stuart, of the University of Vermont,
and II. K. C urtis of the University of
Kentucky. W. I. P.uchauan, chief of
the d, partmcntof airricidture, has tren
eral supervision of the whole.
llae'i cow was weiphed and num
bered at the bepirininp of the contest,
f r increase and decrease in weipht
w ill le considered at the rate of four
and a half cents a pound in 1-ptirinp
tint the net cost of production.;
Throughout the test every ounce of
food consumed by each eo.v is charped
against her. liach breed is kept in a,
separate barn, and the foreman of the
barn can desipnate what und how
much food shall Ik? piven the cow
under his i harpe. but a representative
of the tcsLinp commit lec weiphs out
and! keeps record of the fiod-
The cows will be milked three times
a day. tiie day bepinninp at nexm. so
that the chemist of the morninp will
have the milkinpsof noon and eveninp
of the previous day and that morning'
milk. Kach cow's milk is weiphed and
that weipht recorded. Then a com
posite sample taken from the three
PAIET Bl'IMIINO
milkings is places! in a glass jar. nura
liered. and. with the other sample jars
in the barn, is placed ih a box, which
is first f,eale.l and then taken to the
laboratory that has ln-cn arranged in
dairy barn No. ti.
The samples begin at one end of the
laboratory and move from test to test
to the ot her euiL The first test is made
by the lactometer, which gives tie
specific gravity of the milk. The sce
oad test is that of the Ilabcock milk
test for determining the per cent- of
butter fat.
From the per cent, of fat shown by
the Pabcock test and the specific gravi
ty shown by the lactometer the per
cent, of solids in the miik is deter
mined. The tests are made in duplicate by
two different men and checked against
each other.
Every test made of every sample is a
matter of record in the laboratory, lie-side-,
the laboratory test there will be
the practical tests which will lie made
in the dairy house. Here the milk of
each cow- and the mixed milk of each
breed will Ik- made into butter and
I'luf.v, with the most improved dairy
appiiaii'-es and methods All the work
w iil be done in aa open space having
tiers of scats on each side so that
every part of the process can 1-e K-cn.
It is to Ih? a continuous, practical dairy
schoolroom. The product, whether
cheese-, butter, cream, buttermilk or
skim milk, is also tested in the laloi-at'-ry
and can-fully placed on record. '
The butter will !. judged ujion the
fellow lie,' scale of points: Flavor, 5.1;
grain. 'Sr. solidity, 1U; color, 10; total,
lun. t heesc w ill be judged upon the
following scale of point: Ilayor, 51;
texture, 1; keeping jualitj 1.1; color,
1; total, l'K).
From the time the milk is drawn
from the cow until it goes into the
cheese vats in the dairy house it is un
der watch and stal of the agricultural
scientists of the committee or their
representatives Prof. Scovcll and
1 rs. Ilabcock and Armsby ersonally
supervised the milkire's and sampling
the first two days reporting at the
barns at 4:"0 o'clock a. m for the
ia. ::i:i.:". - Tr o.lr : lr,u:..i
el . S. 1 a "e from '.". Kentucky sta
tion. W. 11. Sarlor fro:a the Pennsyl
vania titinn and Ii. J. Durt from the
r.l::veis i tation, as their representa
tives in th" rtrittTof weighing out the
f ?v 1, -.atehir.T the inilkinys and tak
ing the samples for the laboratory.
Th." e are yVur.g men who have been
a u tora.vl to such work at the sta
tions nn.l ara being personally in-:-tr.:.t
. in this special work. They
v. iil be a-ci rned diiTcrerit barns each
d:i;. a:,d at the clo-e of the agricultural
c die re t-.-r.a will lie relieved bv other
Ld.Ul--.ts
All fee ! ii fe.mi-.he 1 free by the ei
po.dlio:i company an 1 each superin
t -ri.'.e-.t is allov.ed a i ranch as he
w ant . Every pound is weighed and
char;. 1 to him at: 1 two Columbian
gt.ar.1 , are stationed in each barn night
an 1 day. specially detailed for the pur
pose of seeing that, no "light lunches"
are surreptitiously given the co-.va be
tween m a!s The time 1' uaaai
of fccdi!f are determined by each su
perintendent. Ea. h i-o-v is charged with every
ounce of f.- -l eon:.Ti:ned. The follow
ing valu . i h.v.-e b. e:i tixe.l on"the feels
furnidied: liny, tiaxdhy, Xa I. ?12 a
.ton: prairie .:-.;-. CIO: corn meal. S'-2;
cottonseed meal. linseed meaL ?---';
oats Si'!; middlings $Vi: bran, 812.50,
an 1 sdage. i. In th -. cheese test in
crease u.d decrease in live weight of
cow- w ill be considered at the rate of
four and a half cet.ts per p anL
The milking of every cow is done Ai
der the eye of the scientist or their
representatives As soon as the milk
ing is linished a sample f or chemical
analysis in ihs laboratory ia barn 0 is
taken by a limple yet ingenious and
extremely useful milk sampling tube.
Calvaaiied iron Wives, holding twenty
six pint Mason fruit jars one for each
eow and one for the herd milk are
r.sed for transporting the samples to
the laboratory. These- lioxes will be
sealed by tin tags similar k those ia
use a freight cars Many of the cows
re milked three times a dav. and the
Jars are amply iar-e to contain e sam
ple of each ruiikia!?, thus affording a
sample of each cow's milk far the day.
The milk as soon as sampled is turned
into a larpe can, and at the conclusion
of the milking a composite sample is
taken from the ml.ced milk of the herd.
This sample, called the "X" sample, is
put in the remaining jar and the box is
sealed and sent to the laboratory.
The can containing' the milk is sealed
and carted to the Dairy building and
the noon and night milkings are cooled
and aerated and the can is again sealed
and left over nipht- The morning
milk is aerated, mixed with the
other milkings, and all is weighed and
put into the chee-se vats.
Cheese makers have bevn appointed
by Superintendent Oilbert as follows:
H L. Stone, Mansville, X. , a fac
toryman, and W. II. Thillips Wiu
pun. Wis., state cheese inspector. le
witt Goodrich, l'ort Atkinson, Wis., is
their assistant.
The Dairy building, the elevation of
which is shown, stands near the lako
shore in the southeastern part of the
park and close by the general livo
stock exhibit. It covers approximate
ly half aa acre, measuring 'jox-OO feet,
is two stories hiph ami cost S-'M.OOO.
Ira the first floor, besides oSice head
quarters, there is in front a large open
paee devoted to exhibits of butter and
farther "back an operating room 'J.'xloO.
In which the cheese and butter making
will lie done. On two sides of this
room are amphitheater seats capable of
accommodating 400 spectators Under
these scats are refrigerators and cold
storage rooms for thecare of the dairy
products The operating room, which
extends to the roof, has on three sides
a gallery where the cheese exhibit
will be placed. The rest of the second
story is devoted to a cafe which opens
in a balconv overlooking the lake.
An Old California Law.
It Used to be the law in California
that justices of the peace had no juris
diction in eases involving more than
two hundred dollars Once, says an
old Californian, A. sited It., before a
squire in tht; Coast range for four hun
dred dollars 15. posted up to the next
town and consulted a "limb of the
law," S. "We'll go down and throw
him out of court on uo jurisdiction,' "
said S. The day for trial came, and Ik
and his attorney were on hand. Just
to see how far he would go S. let him
enter jp.diment against him, ami then
called his attention to the fact of "no
jurisdiction.'' "Ah, yes," said his
honor, "Mr. S., the court has thought
of that, end discovered a reined v. The
eoi-rt enters judgment against your
client for four huudre 1 dollars, and is
sues two executions for two hundred
dollars each!" and he did it.
The I!ri(Ji- lrelmir.
Slc .-ai a -sttoet Mil wall lies bri.le,
l;i:r-i-.eJ. vita pol'ieu llii'r:
IU r hi: ,;ii.l c-n her pn.'-e J wtib pride
T'iey'u c.mi' to s--v t!ir fair.
iih:' smz-J acr.1-. ;h ; la'-" an.t s'.-'hei
He said: " by ivas've. dear '
"OK Caawlcs," tae velvet voix- icpiiei.
"It it cr-; only tieer:"
Kate M. Cleary. ia JuJ;?e.
1Z
L4
I KOII Bol'TITEAST.
'.il CERMAN SUILDINC.
Formal !et?ira:!on or the llindAurar CTta
tuiqu Structure.
The German building at the world's
fair grounds was formally thrown open
a few days ago. llerr Werniuth, the
German commissioner, had issued
three or four hundred invitations tc
prominent German citizens, the of
ficials of the fair, representatives of
other foreign -governments, and sue!
distinguished persons as Were in Chi
Tllli CtllKAX I:riI.IiINO.
cago. The invitcil guests were re
ceived in t!ie hand -orne reception room
of th building. The par.'.e lu c rps
cavalry band v. c leomed the pr -st -, wiLli
German and Ami riean patii-itic air--.
The reception Lull was banked with
long rows of oleanders ntid trees and
around on the w indow sills were flower
pets cod vases The riHims wen' all
skillfully and tastefully decoratnl and
full of luapnifieeut vases artistically
arranged. Flaps bunting and drape
ries judiciously arranged with dowers
gave the building a phAnre.-ouc setting.
The ceremonies consisted if addresses
and music
The cost of the construction nnd
decoration of the German government
building has reached the large sitm of
'50.o;o. Johannes Kadke, the archi
tect, was commissioned to produce for
this sntu a building which would com
bine and typify the three most distinct
degrees of German urehitectrre.
Gothic, rcnaiss-ince and modern. Iloiv
F-iillfully he has dono this all who
have seen the building will testify.
Its front tower is taken from the city
hall in Kothcnburg on the Tauber;
the tower at the southeast corner
from the Sehloss in Aschaflcnburg,
and the northern gables from several
buildings in Gosslar. The building has
Veen solidly erected in the probable
hope that it may be allowed to remain
after the close of the fair.
Farlora for the I e of I.aH-.
Three of the most beautiful rooms
within Jackson park have been set
apart by the buii-au of public comfort
for the exclusive use of lady visitors to
the fair. They are located in the south
west corner of the Terminal building,
being quickly and easily reached from
every jart of the grounds. The car
pets and furniture are handsome. There
are rocking and easy chairs and rest
fuldoofcing couches, and many a weary
women's heart will be gladdened to
find these pleasant restiivr places Mrs
vlen. Pearson. Miss Miller and ML.s
Colby will act as hostesses. These
parlors a:i'l the sen ices of the laaids
will be entirely f:-ee-
The IlrotherlKKMl's Engine.
The engine built by the Ilrotherhood
of IxK-omotive Engineers of tiie Erie
system for the world's fair has arrived
at Chicago. It was built by the t'ooke
locomotive works Paterson. N. J.
The eist. about SIC.doO, was met b,
selling shares of 6ve dollars to en
gineers of the Erie system, exclusive!?.
After the world's fair the locomotive
will be sold and the stockholders re
paid. Different supply companies have
donated material thus making the
cost a!o ut one-half the value of the
machine.
The 13T of Fair Judr.
The committee of awerds of tht
board of lady trannpers I- is decided to
pay foreirn judges STr. , Domestic
judges wi,l receive Iran: portat'.oa and
$o a day.
" f-5S!).-.. .-'i'HY
A
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w
v HOUSEHOLD USE. 4
0O FA3ULY P&TSICL4.N
in 1810. Could a remedy without real
merit have survived over eighty years t
SOOTHING, HEALING. PENETRATINQ
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL e.w"
tn HSfmIi- l'Aim.! lofln.r.it..r.. ,-iin-i if MR
eiio sor- Thr.-r. lool'itiH. .-I:--. ' rami- himJ CaJHv
soninr l'om.l'K Cui- and IMw- rKk-.
eai CVmrh-. A.:hm. :r-. r.w. M'i. O.rm
Murtp . ctii.tilnlnii. e:-.i8. S'-rir in B.iy or Limi
stiff V i--ipT Strmina. Inluu- lur Vrrvu. H-.l-.i.
lil rt d Pamphlet l"e. SV-U: rvrjrar. It -"
s:Vutk, Aiua. L ft. joiI.nso.V m, tkatoa. Km.
Cures thott'ands annusllrcf LlverCom-
plainta, Itiliousness, Jantidice, Dysp"t
sia, Constipition. Mularl. V'-re Ills
re'i't fromrn Unheal? hyl.iverU.anany
th'-rc-"':. r- - ' atoncai
lxc-t-li' T-- ' - -J-Mijor-
AfTNTQ WANTED To oanvaNi for toe
ar"T t ck, -tw PUt'KIl niiAULNu bl
'i KM NUrv end ei--nMMi t'iiL
w .& r. SMITH CO. T,
GENEVA, N Y Established 1846. Otifct tin. mre
et o.uet -t-islnlia. aud tx.-&t known crcrit.-it
in lie I'nlu-U siaua
.
CONDENStU TIME TABLES,
Ealtimore and Ohio Bailroad.
Borne rct and Cafw. a Branch
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J.iht-'-tu- Arrrw.'Mitili'tn Rt k iroxl p. ra.,
Nkin-r--i .. j. m.. Mnyim n 7.11 p.m.,
JiooverM il.c i. m.t JotuiMown l-i p. m.
Cfouerv.'t, l:y.
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Sun'.'v Okv JotinstonTi ;T0a. it.. TIoovervil
a in siiiiv.v'nu-n y-hi a m . lvmit-rm-t
10 1 a. Bl., K.iC&tt-Hxl I'J m.
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M. h:t.Vnr. J. R. WOop.
iitu'I M::aui.rr. itcii I I'a-. At
Scientific AT.2nca
Agency for
CAVEATS.
TPAOE WIAQKS,
DESICM PATLMTS,
COPYRIGHTS, etcJ
For lnf.-wtnUHi t'1 fr 1 1 m1oik writ to
,-U . it Il'tOallNat, Nf VftleT.
Ottli-.-t turiMU fr ctrttii! pctfiitp in Aiimtiil
t.xvrw pmtft.i 1hi ( I I v u. i hr-MicNt '.:
ef'ricntific mcvicnu
Lr-trlTV-nTV:on nf spy iwHwt.'t'' Ttt t tr
'.r;U. h;-!-:'.i(i1T liltKraU.il. it r :itrMt
r,.nr; f I .i r-'X T!" nit . .!rtrc- M( N N a i'XX,
GIVE YOUR BOYS A USEFUL PRFSE5T. !
X
U $l.T5.Cl.oo,$3.
I t7-30, Sto.oa
fP'P' $11.00 o $ji.i
OO.
.ii ELY EitUViIEJtS. S Wi
r? w p n 15
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Li mTri f- 'J
RE0 OUfl
I TESilatriNuas
tV-; THE P05-. T5VE CL rvK:
W ill c"iiipili-lvliirtriy thdpjilr' :or nil! rco iii fmiM 3tn!ldavi. Trrf.-t tlv liarin-r-rtu.
no isit-kn- t.'aint ?u..V l f 1 --n ill 11 Clin t"f t-:lir Cirri vt I tht tilt Hit- it novri- ,
ttleof Uie iuti.-iit, who mil vuluuUirl.y
nnniT7r VVfCO rml UnDDnTVP
LUUi'.IlLriitliilO CltLl UlUUlIlIiiD
the natu :;t, ly tiie asc of our SPCCIAI.
Iurin: tn-nt'iiPiit patlr-ntmire allriirxl
fmi JJUUi'.n.Lr.itIalO Cult UlUainiilD lUlLll out any tu ort f-n tin) purt 01 jr av S
piiiii.-until I.-.K-U tiinw aa tnt-y (iiiuil vo.nniurny irivt' iiit-in up. jmCr 'X
We wiiil nartk'iilHr !'! painpnli t 01 t.-ntiinonialu Irt-c.ainl hall rV ;
tx piint to plure sniittTt-rs 1 roin any 01
Uou Willi it-ron8 110 nave int-n turvu
HILL'S TABLETS re fur
oruji'iiaat SI.OO ..-r pa-K:ipr.
If vcur Uruk-fiiiIiM-ut kt--(thi'm,onrIrwii4 $ 1 .00
ana ' will uil you. vy ruiuru u.uii,
U.ai.iii.
W rite tout nan.o nrnt Jiililress plninlv. anI 5t-te
whetiit-r Titlneu are lor loracco,
Liquor HLii.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into pTtrenniHi
arr of tiie vat ii.u u.x-truui!. I'viTjir. n-m;
ofli-ntl for fil.-. A'k for HILL'S
IABLETS and take no umu.
Juiut arluretl only by
Th
1 I...,.-.,
a -a nrrri-i ' iiMTri T nn f v-a. v.-x i.
z2 xirvw cv-v
-.'4 AW' I. - f H X AT
cf '-a aw a. a. 'v-Tk. -v-. 9 aw
I (iSP0NS!fitE s
faGeNTS WiftILD;
HARDWARE I
' HARDY ARE I
. w
hrwitn ay i t rTcrytninK in Hardware
lint- or t.'-. -l'V!!oo rt-ceuuy ma.ie t- trer iorn:-r
irse rnr. I nep u ftin: oi Arur' m xnv ;
li-i my tiric cnaheuire crtir-cliii.m. If j
v.fl k:,u r;n, l rpvmvu, Hi re, a . a
ffimlt-t, u ajr. a bicyi.'i-, a pAir i-.r-kAUs. tiinp
e. im rvws bo-e'stex-, Uorse t"iH-.tk-ts or
i:-ir.i2g e'u ia tr-jTr fcl kiwesi l-r:. tr5 rmd
on me.
Herman BantJey,
Clinton St, Johnstown, Pa
CURTIS K. GROVE ,
SOMERSET. PA.
BriGIEi, 8LCGH3. CAKRIAGE3,
BPEIG WAM-0S3, BCC WAGOB.
AKD ZASTEES ASD WlaTEKS WORK
Fartuiiiird en Short Xotlee.
Pain tug Dona o Short Time.
My work 15 nscile oot jf Itoromv Vy SmMmrri Wood.
an -I ite t-r Irrm aru wet, MHvitantiaiiy
t'oiirucu-d. catly r:.iii-ii-o. aud
' arranid lo five SaujdaclioQ.
Esploj Crlj First-wlaa Tarfcnen.
Hepalriin of A!l Kmliiln Mr I.tne lotie oti
short M.i.i V ru-ea KtASoN HLK. and
All Work Warrantd.
Cail and Examine my titurk. and. Learn Prrea
i do Waeon-vork, and fhrnih SeWea for Wind
MiUa RemtAiber th p!a. acd call In.
CURTIS K. GROVE.
i of Court Houm
HOMEE9BT Pa.
j ,
j IfJhQ
i
A. H. HUSTON.
Undertaker and hmbalmer.
j P AAT-k T-TTT' T?!!! i
K.tJKJXJ J- VllOl J
j I
Somerset, Pa.
WE TELL YOU
rotliin n w iir-n wt- tia:- Hint ii ( n 1 i ii:re
ina nrriiianriit. aunt lii-iliiv unl i.ita.nt: liui-
: tli.tt r,-i:iru a iir-.u; r.ir r-rr ilnr' wurK.
! Mm i- tin- l.il-im - the wtirkinff cln-.
j M,-t-:iell tlu-iu li'v tn make ml.t- raimlv. au J
I r-ir;tn:i---.ti i:i- i" t-ili-m -i our in,:rui l.uui
'u-hfu ir the makiitr n S.mmi.imi a m,iuth.
r.i-r oim-aim ::tk- ! J irL wi!l
i (iurr:i -ITi.i -1 t-iltlv lmr.:iH tli'-ir .triune-; !;.rre
criTl iir n-i i't,.'in atl.-llt ll ; o;.l-r. win, n wi
arr il.iu ir.ami !. fwr. uu UJ I aiiie.
llii- 1- li--'. I ai in,' l.u,m - -m l.aie i
. r i.i llir 1-i.am-e -f -uif. lou an. r.:ii-
t-rriie nu-Miti :l 'u l:in i-i Cie n n tinii .
Ii Mil r:i-i !in- :i it: ion, a-! '1'llfii'. tnu
wiil ui.--.-ilt lii.il t.iur-rif ia a ni-i-t .i'j-;rr. ui
bn.:it. al :iii :i ' i'U i t n mrt lv ii!:iti-j .m l ;i-.e
j i.tr-t--iiiii. Hi iitiitit-v. I'll.- ri--'i;-"i ii'i,--u tr
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; :i. :l.i r v" l :.r, .r .t.tit.t', ni.-li it w-.li. ill. i'.
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'--rii nrttr ciii-i'.ii ittif-i.try. 1 int-e -a Ii-i ivli t
tnr ii; nt-f r-M.ir'lt-ti. V i.t- pn! wi-f t- '- iv l.-r
tuii I-
:uut.irs irtr r r . t-. .s a
llox No. 4-.it, Aurj.ta, Me.
Bicvcles and
Watches piverTiSs-j
.''S'ui 0'r's. Write for parti
. .iienmiii rri r-n
i iT 'aaaai'aaaaaaaaMilaaaaiaiMaBaaail
W. u. ul it, vJ
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.j SUPPIIE3.
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In rri co, KU:ct fit tn.1 Uni.-Ii,
We Beat the World!
Largest Stock of Pants ia the.
State.
Q PERFECT FITTING PANTS C 0
AITOON, PA,
SAW MILLS,
ENGINES,
Improved Variable Fric'.iori Feed, j
,!f.,.a,T. B. FARQUHAR CO., !
al. i-.eaii.! M' ri.t-. YORK. PA.
IMPOHTAT TO AO EltTISEItl",
Thocrr;ira cf tho co-.mtry inj-ors i. ftmn.l '
in lU'mintoa'j Coiinlj t-t-at LirM. SiircwJ
ft.ivcrli.-on avuil tiu-uiJvi' cf tuew lists.
j Ci j'7 of vl.kh cm !) h:il of llcmluguni
I 1 ", ..fV.. V.'- t- P-.T,. - .
lt.-7V Ul . U. Ul . I....-'., j,.
YOU CAN FIND
THIS
PAPER
a file in l!ITT.in-.-M t II Aiiterli-nir Itureau ul
.REmiTGTOlT BROS.
-bo i:l c,li ir.t it.r irerUfctUM 1.1
ma SN. -Tcr'i. r.co fcjrtii-.
(REMEMBER ' u'viiZ'in
Lt5 I ityanJ UiouhtiIjioI our Tii i ta.
(Com
I
Double Chloride of Gold Tablets
suip su.tiiviii or can i.-i lu a lev. u;i
nriH nl'"rlntl,oirp,riil'i-
o.itr.ycBort f-n tho part 01
FORMULA GCLO CL'RE TABLETS.
t!'e tro tjso if I.iqnor or alor-
iiipo nanib 111 i-iiiiiiniut.--
ny in u?t;i tt.r tDitis
sale br H rir.fT-CLAs.8
a package 01 our
JlorjitiLio or
At
r.nd trii;i
aw.. ...-
k! .:ntikil
f.r ail lit worth tt vttur
AW 1 . IV ' S .Ta. AW AW
AW AtL. JFV . T-.'V AW
y M. f ' V A W
i AT V
-.9 s w r
them all ritfht niiil, althoHafb 1 lnth a hnivy -H'k'.Tcna cu-fcr
ivy aid the orii in I-.- tiuiu t: r i : 1 u:n ?nr ti.
Tord of iraifM
I!juor,.iil I :.rt
at will not Uu
r nnl..r t . . L 1.1 imtr 1 ih tirM L UM lat niiin.
Oltm rnrMtr-vLCo: Gc-vTi.riirs: TonrT).;.
uil ni.iriiiiiiit- hvnoti.-rrjiit.-aiiv. l.irs.-.-ii
It ll'llltiriil anV kma. 1 Uavo : ll.tl ii-ur- u.t.: ll.i..i!l..i ,- I 1-ui.iirTnaix n ranrVn.... . . .mllllJ
two jckajfca ol your lnuiuij, and wilhuut liny cflrl
jdiiwf iiU Orders
THE OHIO CHEr.liCAL C0.?
CI. S3 and C3 Opera Ctocl;. tJr.V.. CI..Z.
a-t-i 4 . builders use
The best
lumber, brick, to.e, cement, land
whatever goes into the coostracticn
of a building; they employ od7 tfcu
i bes work-r.en and pay tae Dest wagrs,
! they get better pn-.cs for tair -0.S
j tCan tacvT less caiciui corape -ituis.
and always gtt the best cou'-raCU ;
ttej paint their work with
Strictly Pure
White Lead
Tjannfartnred by the " Old Dutch Pro.
c;ss " oi slow corrosion, and w.ta ooe
cf the fcllowiig standard brands :
"Armsiro22 & McKelvy"
MBejmer-Baucian'' "Fahnestock
" DaTis-Chabers"
For colors they use thi National Lead
Company's Pure Whits Lead Tintia?
Colors. These colons are stfld m
small cans, each being: suScicnt to
tiat twenty-five pouncs of Strict.y
Pure White Lead the dssired shade.
These brands of Strictly Pare White Lea J
and National Lead Co. a Tintir.f Coiora, are
lor aale ty the most reliable aeaiers 10 pauJ
everywhere.
II vou are eoioe to paint, it will pay yoa
i . un4 n . tnr SaciW contaicirir ic!orn
! taon that mty aave you many a dollar; it wa
c&iy cost you a postal card to do so.
i NATIONAL LEAD CO.,
I Brcaitway, Sew Tor
Pimboreh Branch,
! KaHnnal Lead and Oil Co. of Pennsy lvania,
Pittsburgh, s:
It is to Your Interest i
TO BUY YOl'R
Drugs and Medicines!
OK
J. H. SNYDEB.
BCtCr'R TO
I Biesecker & Snyder.
Kone but the pure t arul b-st keiit In t.x k,
and wben Dn.frs bftumt i!icrt w s'atil
ing, as certain of tlu-iu ilo, we d
h'vjJ them, railier than ir.i
pue on our customers.
You can deind on baring your
PRESCRIPTIONS & FAMILY RECEIPTS
filial with care. Our friers are as low as ;
any other first-clnss houe ami on
maiij articies much lower.
The iieojiie of tt.it county seeir. to knew I
this, ami tiave -riven ua a Lirpe share of tln?ir j
patronm?. and we shall still ri:itin-:e to jC.vr !
tlieiii thevrry best gis fur t'tn-ir nior.t r.
i ! HOI m-;-i uui w r- n:ac m j-j, in... y
FITTIXO TIlUSSKi?. j
We euamti!.s? saisiartioii. ar.il. if yo'i l ave
iai? trouble in thin il;r-r;.i-i
iTf 'ih a rii
SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES
in jrreat rari-tT ; A Ml set of Test Uu.-rt.
vonie in aim nave vnir h riuriiiiini. -t,
ci-a-ve f ir rxaninalion, ai-i' we are rur.;': leiil
we ran suit yo'l. (.oine ati.I sen 'is
Evs;ftfi;!y.
JOHN N. SNYDER.
Jacob D. Swank,
Nt-i: tii.ir v. t of i.;.iii. rail i i.-irt h
bomerest,
Pa.
j 1 rim now prepare. I ti)
, t
ply the pitMio w ith clicks, watches j
j and jewelry t.f all description.-', a-
cheaji a the che.ipe:-t.
! ItKIVIHINC Sl'KCIAI.TY.
All work guaranteed. Look at
! iiiv :-tock l-cfore inakin vcur pmr
i clia.-es.
JORDAN A. H1NCHMAN."
W a'- now Tst!r wi'li tir t-i-w et-.i Uir-t-invt.ii
- . f :":;.. 'mi f. rlio;-ry i.'.i.nK i -. n i : -lar
hrsn..- .f I'-i-t iiiTH ami .ikr-. ! '
t i.f all i-i1.-. ami rv-r Mninr ;.
I -rin mi'ir to a lirt r..i.--l i i.- to :i'i t.r-
i!.-r i.-. l.ii'i'v. ai'.l ! -ii i-i". v r.-itJt-r-' I nr:-
atp.,:i;E;BLoiitliers PrescriDtionst Family Recsipls.
Tf-TlTilV 3 TTT'TnrHTl'VT
JORDAh & huibdjiiAii.
2 Main Strrrt.
Johnstown , P.
GOOD LIQUORS !
a Mm
inrt Ln?,irt Lia'
t4.ta V.awt-
at m
B7 raliiui! at tllr '":il Relink'-" T i.iiM.p -t. re.
Xa.r.OII Maiu St., ami 103 Clinton St,
Johnstown, "Pa.,
al! kiii.lt. of !'ii ( hiii-!it i.l.iiMr-i in mm -It.-t far
l.v iiatl. If.iny til.l ti:-t..r..t lis:- : a t ii
tli.mil fa. t. atsi.l to a'l -.Uicn ti.ir. im .11,' f.in'f
vti''. Ik givvn. Inn', ft.rc.-t tht I Vt-;. mi Jiaii-1
the crt-a't-: -. ant-tt- of l.:. i'r, liu- rfc.Mtwt
biau.Ls a:i.l at Ihr itiwnt pn. t--
P. S. FISHER.
V.'" 1
t7 Or -7 iv
S . era
1 n-r-r
1 Ul- Liluw
irom persons
I
who hr.vo been
cured by the uso of
Hill's Tablets. K
Tkf Ohio riicvrr.i. C.:
It.K SlHl-l b.iVi- ti-.n rse;r? rn-.T
what vuj i ia.m lor it. I i: --.'. tm 13
n- to dc ur 1 i vi.Kfl ?3
t.a tt-t v iiiru 4ni Ti :.:; -i-. i I i. f i'f' a, H .
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Tho Largest and Most Complete
Wine, Liquor and Cigar House
IT! THE UNITED STATES.
DISTILLER AND JOBBER OF
Fine Whiskies. ihom,
IMPORTER OF
FAMILY TRADE SUFFLIED.
SOS. os Ayp 97 FIFTH A VEXFE, PITTCr.';!;, ..
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TTTSUIiAR STHEIi MOWEH. EAT P.ili:,
TO OUR'F'ARMER FRIENDS.
WE GREET YOU IN 1S93 WITH A F!N!I LlZ CF
HARVESTING MACHINES THAN EVEP. CEF0RE. Ol?.
RELIABLE MOVERS, HAY RAKES, REAPERS AND Ei?.:
ERS LEAD EVERYWHERE.
Waller A. Wool Homing an! Reaping Maeliina Cos:
Send for Annual Catalcuo.
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HARVESTER AND BENDER.
Also, ia conneot-on with the Walter A. Wood machine., I'u,;d:e
for t!.o V.'lit'.cy ami Champion machine. For lai'ticulur. a ',lva
JACOB KAUFMAN, Jr.,
agent. DAVIDSVILLE, PA.
IT WILT, 1WY YOU
to 3t T Tura
Jleiiiorial Work
WM. F. SHAFFER,
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Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Hcd:I Dr:g Stsrs is Rapidly EsccaiLg aGrsst
FRESH AHD PURE DRUGS.
JIcfNchus, Dye Stutjs, Sponges, Tnisc?,
Supporters, Toiht Articles,
Perfumes, &c,
THH DCXT0R GIVS PEKdO.S'AL ATTEVTIOS TO TKK IXJ-MFOrNT'IS-i M
i GKE1T CAKE BEIS'J TAKES TO C
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And :i Full Line f Optical Gootla always on l.anJ. Frou c'li 1
Ijrm; iiisoi t'iient all can Lo suited.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGABS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our good
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
Irora us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, M. D.
MAIM STREET - - SOMERSET. PA
Somerset Lumber Yard,
ELI AS CUNNINGHAM,
Ua-frracraxs ao Snui axd WHouraaut asd Erran.Fa cr
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and Soit Woods,
OAK, POPLAR. PTPISOa, " PICKETS, Moril'IS.'iS,
ASH, WALXl'T. FLOORIXi;, SASH, STAIS P.AII
CHERRY. VHI.L0W KSK SiltSviLia, IX-C7.A BALlr'TEK
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ELIiVS CUIvTNlNGHAM,
Offico and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. R. Station, Somerset
CONGEST.
Assets, $3,036,462.28.
Compound Interest Investment
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