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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-04-10
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The general good feeling which pre-
vailed over lie result of the days work
took the form of a celebration AMI ban
qaet in the evening, a procession forming
al the hotel with tie band u the lead
telling in Il musical way, the mlsfort(nes
that fell upon Nct-inty and marching
TO the home OF Mayor elect Gibson, three
ringing cheers were given for that gen
ueman and the ne. city officers. Mr.,
Gibson was escorted 10 the Bradford
house. where a banque, had been spread
and a general jolAticauon took pace
both before and after the supper, the
general overflow OF good feeling seem
mo to indicate that tie boys felt as II
they had escaped an atlach OF the small
poy, the grippe or some other areaalai
plague A table the full length OF the
room from the northeast corner to south
west had been spread With the good
things which Landlord Robinson knows 50
we'll how to prepare, and the ,oliy crowd
were packed at the tsbles as close IS sar-
dimes ia q box. Alderman Saunders act
ell ~ master OF ceremonies on tie occasion
and after the boys had been allowed a
reasonable time for satisfying their inner
! lonrlngs from the we'll laden tables the
toastmaster called on number O. thcse
present for remarks, ani short responses
we're made by J G. Elliott Henry Com
fort. nr. Daniels, A. &. Dodge, &. " IRE
yey. J. +. Lockhar., II. B. smlthar, } Il
/ Owen. ". W. Downie and mayor-eiec'
Gibson. Alderman Saunders beng CAL
ed upon, made i few remarks before the
Jolly crowd adjourned to the office, where
the efreryescent feeling took the form OF
a peculiar dance, which may have aeeI
the latest society Wallz for Ought w
know, but which to our untutoreo
mind seemed to more nearly resemble
can-can. It was after ole o'clock het6e
tha trouble Was ended and the happy'lo-
!, tors sought their homes.
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dAlps aas eiio iiie99a II fine.
something new and L
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T your WhIsKs47
Go and do ikeyhacom,ne use Buck
are srlzz'y ahp / they will look as when
ineham S Dye
er.
YOU We're yOY--
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ar Fifty Years.

xatoW's S0OTHISG SiRi ~
rs. ge,hine, is the prescnp''lo,h ~; :.
ehlldfeya best female nurses ana piss
one Of the United States. and mas '.eei'
ciansnr over fifty years nilh meyer ~. -.
usos,n os,ncce,s by millions Of mothers y, -
in1 .,,l3ran. During the process -
tsthins M is value i inca.cnlable. & al.ia - ~
;,e.a go, the child from pain, cures asssh- =
-. -, and liarhua, gripping ot the Don 80
aas Wind cole. By giving hea y y -, -
,aa ~ Mid !, rests the nother 3oc a oo''ee
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4. y. Randall, 4 yonng man oi Hoea
abiIify and st4rIlng integrity, = looking
for a situation 81 q commerctal azure. ','
Address him at MIlbanA. oftonvl1e
Herald Staf.
Mr.. Randall is we'll known n 'slloa,1N
and GrantCounty, where he has lived Tor
fer wears, and tie above recommends
.ion vii be heartily endorsed bs his nla=
NJ aeq4mntanees here
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-04-10

\ number OF good VoIk,'
tered for ss.le cheap oy .sGa CLARK.
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me running Of Mr. E. d. Ely foralder-
man in the second ward without the con-
a., &c fiat gentleman, uas one OF the
small pieces Of business that the perps
t-ators can we'll afford to be ashamed o.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-04-10

Don't forget that Diamond W
1t Farlet's.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-04-10

Emanuel. the furniture man ''", -. .r :,
.aa;rol ! fine assortment Of wall paper
ana i new lot Of baby carriages
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-04-10

# there had been halt q dozen saloons
i town doing a rafting good business
the result Of Tucsdaj'a election "ou4e
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-04-10

10 such men a. lors Aver ahd oehnef=
The latter for thegreai discovery 81 vac
cinatIon, aud tie former faf ~ Extract
of s.rsaparilla- tile best OF biood=l'otl15-
ers, Who can estimate how much these
discoveries have benefited the race.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-29
NICARAGUA

Hemos recbido un ejenplar del folleto
que contiene el Mensaje que s. E. el presidente
de la Repdblica de Nicaragua, doctor don Ro
berto Sacasa, dirij;do al Soberano congreso de
los diputados dc la Naci6n, el dia de la inau-
guraci0n de las sesiOnes extraordinarias, cele-
brada Ell 10 de setiembre ultimO.
Segin dicho documento, vemos que el Co.
bierno de Nicaragua ha celebrad0 contrato pa
ra establecer una gran linea dc ferro-carries
que una los departamentOs lie Ia costa del
Pacffico con los del Norte. A Ia cOmpania cons
truct0ra Sc le han concedido fran4uicias para
importar los materiales, exenci6n de impues.
tos de toda clase para el capital que SO invier-
ia en- la 0bra y del servicio mtar para los en-
plead0s de la empresa. Tamblen SO le conce-
de un million de manzanas de terrenos baldiOs
para ser divldidos en- Totes alternos con otros
de la misma area perteneclentes al Gobierno,
quedando obligada la compania la aperture
de caminos locales la condici6n de que los
terrenos sean cult.vados por nmigrantes labo-
riosos inteligentes, los cuales han de acre.
centar la production dc la Rep1blica Y las on.
tradas del fsc0.
La Repdbca gozaba de Ia mas completa
tranquilidad.
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81 se1or Maym6.

Son muy favorables los datos que tenemos
de este empleado municipal, antique contra
maestro de la Armada de qui6n en- mas de
una OCCASION SO ha ocupadO la pfensa de todos
los matices de esta Capital.
FL senOrlMaynl6 de dia en- dia Sc hace mas
acreedOr al apreciO de los hnmbres buenos, Y
particularmente del Comercio por ser un acti-
vO perseguidOr de los latirunes raterOs que
pulnlan por esta Ciudad. Apenas 81 hay en- la
Capital un solo establecimiento mercantl don
dc no Sc deba aigun ServiciO al referiO Sc
nor Maymo, servicios que necesitarfamos
dispOner de Ducho espacio para poder deta.
llarlOs Hace POGO SO le cOni0 al dicho fun
cionario e encargo de averiguar 81 robo hecho
un pasaj ,rO del vapOr frances, cOnsistente
en- una maleta que cOntonia gran cantidad de
prendns de orc de muchO vaor, a las "a ho-
ras va lbs ladrOnes estaban entregados "a
autOridad cOmpeteute. LO .nismo sucedi0 con
un hermosO Oast0n de cOncha, puno dc ORC,
perteneciente al Sr. 5eniente coronel Prats que
e haban roDado quo prontamente pareci6,
" al encargO que le hiciera ell Sr Jefe tie Orien
P1blico de averiguar 81 paradero de una por-
ci IN de cartas 6rienes suscritas al parecer pOr
concentrates de la Capital que sirvieron para
hacer agunos timos de consideration FL sr.
Maymo pono tempo halo en- CataIlo d; Ca
balero de la indcstria autor de las. fochorias
que resnlt0 ser IN cumpiidO de presidiO.
MuchO mas podriamOs decir On honor del
Sr. Maym0 como a cti. isimO agente de policia
cuyos serv icios quisi6ramos YER debi.lamen-
te recOmpensadOs. Aver justalnente le vimos
echar manO un ndivlduo decentemente YES
lido entire una mnltitud de gente el la Gale de
la Luna. Aver;giamos los motivos Sc nss
dijo que el detenldo habfa hecho varios timos
on diterentes casas de Comerco cen papeles
con tirmas ap6crifas de respetables personals
de la Capital.
Enviamos nuestra enhorabuena al Sr. May
mo, y cumplimos con TN deber recomendan
dolo sus jefes.
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para ser expuesJas al plb.ioo; pndiendo cada
concursante emplear dos o mas envases para
IN misno p.oducto, ,.siempfe que 10 des6e ca
siicar. bajO cualquier punto dc vista que sea.
8. Los envases seran apropiados la na-
turaleza de los productos que conteDgan, fin
de que 6stos no SO deterioren, 8 desmerezcan
de su verdaderO valor.
10. FL Jurado clasiicador tiene el dere-
cho de comprobar las cuaidades condolences
de los productos que SO presenter, por todos
los medios que juzgue conducentes al efecto !;
sin que haya derecho. por parte de los concur
santes, reclamation alguna por la merma
que las pruebas deterrninen.
IL. PresetandO un prOducto, en- el item
po con las condolences que las anteriores re-
glas indican, no hay derocho 4 retirarlo del
ConcursO.
l2a Fl Concurso de 1892 SO celebrara en-
el edifcio del Institute Provincial de q ense-
hanza
para conocimiento general Y en- cumpli
miento de 10 acordado por la Junta, SO mpr-
men este Programa y Reglas, en- la presente
forma, SO envia dircctamente los sehores
Agricultores Industriales de la Isla tenien-
do derecho pedirlo todo aquel que no 10 re-
cba
Puerto Rico, IA de Octubre do ls9l.-El
secretario,- Jose G.. del Valle.-V: Bel Pre-
sidente, ,-IU0rrG.
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I'm yiaiero. misterioso

Hace I'M mes lego uno de los hoteles 81.
tuados en- las inmediaciOnes de fla gare lie
SAINT Lazare", Paris, un viajero que ocupaba
un salon del piso principal una alcoba inme-
data. AunQue nadie vena verle y el viajerO
sc encerraba menudO en- sus habtaciones
competamente solo, los cria.lOs del hotel Gre
yeron oir en- varias Ocasiones gritos como de
fuerte disputa, entire los que Sc dlstiDguian
claramente la voz de una mujer y la de IN
nino.
En- IN rincon de la alcoba el viajero habfa
deado un gran ma.eta, embellishments cerra-
da, selada recomendando mucho los sir
vientes del hotel que no la tocaran.
Una noche el vialerO, despn6s de conner
On su GUAR to, di0 6rden al criado que le servia
lie retrarse, advirti6ndole que no estaba para
nade, pues no SO encontraba bien, iba q acos
tarse en- seguida.
A POGO empez0 oirse de nuevo e rumor
de terrible disputa. La voz de la mujer grita
ba. 81 Miserable i Me has matado III So
corro =" Y oy6se la ves, entire 81 estr6pi-
to que producian algunos nuebles vOlcados,
caer pesaiamente un cuerpO Ell dueno del
hotel, avisado al punto, quiso penetrar on las
habltacones del misteriOso vlajero, mas al po
ner su llave en- la cerradura corrierOn pOr den
trO un cerrOjO.
Llam0se, pues, la policfa, en- tanto cont-
nuaba la horrible escena 2 50 ola lorar un
nino que, entire sollozos exclamaba: Perd6n,
papa, perd0n !. No me mates !! No dire nada!..
LEGO el Comisacio llaino dando voces
la puerta on nombre de la Ley, sin resultado
algunO.
A la tercera intimidation, el presunto ase
sino abrio Ia puel ia diciendo: mo Sc que
qnieren ustBdes. senores. Cada cual es dneno
ds sus habitaciones no me explico que de-
bo el honor de esta vista y.
El ComisarO sin hacer case de aauellaS pa
labras mand0 pr9nder al vaj ar0 y entr0 resuel-
tamente. Los muebles SO hallaban en- el mas
complete des6rden. La maeta habia lido tras-
pOrtada al salon dentro de ella Sc Ofan grit0s
ahogadOs golpes viOlentOs.
De un armariO de espejo, colOcado en- la
alcoba, salfan estos gritos -" Mama; mama
Perd0n, papa, no dire nada!" Fueron re
gistrar la maleta y entonces salian lei arma-
ito los gritOs mas angustiosos; corrieron las
gentes al armario, y entOnces vOlvierOn dr.
Sc en- la maleta gritos mas desesperados ai1n.
DentrO de la maleta no 50 encOnJr0 mas
que Otra maleta Embellishments sellada tam.
bi6n. Sobre una de las tablas del armarlO apa-
reci6 un nino de tres 8 cuatro amos, qui6n, al
ser tornado en- brazos por el. eonisario dijo:
-" Muchas gracias caballero. Siento en 81
alma, 81 trabaio que So ACADIA v. dc tomar Mi
papa es ventrilocuo, y 70 soy IN niho de
oat0n".
Efectivamente 81 viajerO lnisterios0, 81 pre-
sunto asesino, no era mas que. uu ventr,locuo
que no habien 10 podido en- largo tielnpo en-
contrar ninguna eontrata, concibi6 la idea de-
dar aQuel escandalo para conseguir celebridad.
(Reproducido(
-
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Peras EspanoIas
sUPERIORfSIMAs

SUPERIORISIMAS
Las hay de venta en- casa de don Franc;s.
CO Font, recibidas hoy.
90
Entro hoy medic dia ell vapor San Aoue.
TN de Geneva escalas. con 3,443 buitos de
diferentes efect0s para diversos,
90
Ha legado recientemente Ponce desds
donde paso Mayaguez, ell general dominica
no dlsGlngado caballero sefur don Eugepio
Generoso de Marchena, uno de los candidates
la presidencia de la republica en- las eleeeio-
nes generates que tendran lugar ell alo prt5xi.
mo en- la vecina isla hermana.
Ha fallecdJ esta Garde repentinamente en-
ell Hotel Universe, ell apreciable Sr. D. Vicente
aarcia, representante de la casa. de D. Rafael
Romero, cosechero de Jerez de la Frontera.
Este senior era clique popularizaba el Pouche
Mslitar el Cog,sac Jeres en- eta Capital.
r. I. p.
No ha habido venta de azdcar how an com.
petencia On esta Ciudad.
90
Nos esc.fbe Santiago Rodriguez que an
casa han lido amenazarle con palabras inite.
oOrosas varios insiividuos, p0rque suponen que
tue 81 81 que echo en- el buzOn de La coRRss.
P0NDENCIA Ia carta dsnnncianlo los Que mar.
u tcan la ropa que las lavanderas tieuden an
OF campo del MORO. 7 10 avlsa Dor 10 ona
pueda suceder.
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u Correspondence 10 PusTle-Rico.
Puerto Rico, % de OetMbys de 1891
concursos agrfculas
JUNTA CALIFICADORA

PRoaARnA para el C0ncMrs0 Q@e sc ce1ebvdyd
en- los dtas "a q Is de Js,s5O de 1892, acor-
dad0 pOr estG JWstG go session vcrifcada la
Noche del diG 8 del actual y GprobGd0 p0r
el Ercmo. ST.. G0bernad0r General, con
sWeci6n al creditO Qssc al efect0 Sc h0 con-
signGd0 en el PrcsMxwcssO ref0rmad0 de la
1slG para 81 cerrieNts G0O econ6assc0 de
1891-92.
Uno de 800 pesos al agricultor que haya plan
tado mayor ssasnsero de drb0les de
cacao, en- los dos amos tiltimos has
to Ia fecha de este prOgrama.
otro de- 800 pesos al cutivador de cacao que
execute el cultivo con mas per-
fecci0n.
Otro de 800 pesos al que mayor cantidad de di-
cho fruto haya cosechado On el pre-
sente afio de 1891.
0tro de 200 pesos al que empl6e mejores pro
ced:mientOs en- ia cria artificial de
las aves de corral.
OtrO de 200 pesos al qua, dedicadO la GrianZa
Ge aves de corral teBga mayor MI
nero mas yariedad de elias.
Otro de 200 pesos al que fabrique la mejor ca
idad de mantequilla para vender.
OtT0sde $50 pesos al agricultOr que cOseche
prepare, on la meor forma para Ia
exportac6n, la mayor cantidad de
jengibre.
Otro de $50 pesos al que cultiye la collection
mas RIGA variada de claveles ro-
sales.
Otro de 100 pesos al que elabore la mejor cali
dad de f6s.ula de platano.
Otro de Ito pesos al que mayor cantidad cult
We de buenas patatas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04
ADVERTISE THE FACTS.

The spring rush for homes in the south
west has already commenced and to-day,
in spite of the rigors of winter on the
plains, the billiards, and in the very face
OF the law. they are pouring into the
Cherokee strip by the thousands. This
being so, what would not these home
seekers risk could they but be fully in
formed as to the manifold inducements
offered by New Mexico for the thrifty inn
migrant? For years the flow Of the home
seeker has been toward New MeXico-and
through ito California. To the latter
place because, simply her resources ha, Q
been judicious'y advertised to all the
world. And by advertising only can New
Mexico hope to bring in settlers !;
the time is ripe for tit must be done if
we would prosper and keep pace with the
rest of the world. Here is sentiment
which we quote from the editorial page Of
Denver Republican in this connection,
and it is worth thinking about:
1t is an exceedingly unfortunate thing
that large number of the business men
and capitalists of Denver have an enron.
eous idea in regard to what nature
has done for New Mexico. The
belief Is common here that New
Mexico Is a barren desert, inhabited
by semicivilzed people, and that it il
practically impossible to do much with it
In fact Denver men think of New Mexico
in very much the same way that eastern
peope think OF Colorado and all the resi-
of the arid region. Our people SHOULD
learn lesson from their experience witt
the ignorance OF eastern men in regard tt
Colorado, and recognize that they arr
liable to fall into similar errors concern
, ing those sections of the arid region witt
, which they are not familiar.
"As a matter of fact nature hs
done almost as much for New
Mexico IS it has for Colorado
Q New Mexico is a great mineral re
/ gion. 1t is in some respects better gol
Il country than this, and its resources i
copper are much more extensive tina
those OF Colorado. 1t is not as good
o silv-I.mlning region as this state, b,
@ nevertheless it has number of rich d
. tricts which in the course of time will /
. developed. Agriculturallv, it is fully tn
equal OF any other part ofthe arid region
in 80 far as it can be irrigi tel. Irrip'
is ton has progressed but little according
e modern methods, although it was pra
I. tlced 300 years ago. But eastern capt.
;, is being invested in the construction
d irrigation bitches, and soon hundreds
il thousands OF acres will be brought und
cultivation which are now arid and ba
rem"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04

Mere ants and ct. Orb arc hereby re-
riu,el t.)at re New MEXICAN is pre-
pared to % ter printing on short notice
and at ress 0na',le ra' 60. Much of the job
printing NV g,ng out of town should
me t. tie Jew MEXICAN Office. There
in no better c-cuse for se-ding out Of
town FIR printing t'lan there is for sending
awav or groceries CT clothing. Our mer'
chants g. 'orld consider these things. Tho
New MEXICAN is acknowledged tho lead
ing paper Of lis section. The patronage
of the people will enable us to keep it go
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04

people, and if you return to your
constituents without their passage
your names will be dennis" for all
future time. The people of southern New
Mexico are especially anxious for reforms
in county affairs, as every citizen is inter-
ested in the reduction Of taxation. TIE
present fees of some of the county OFF,
Gals are nothing less than egalize TO .
berry, and tax payers are becoming very
weary. Give us reform in county affairs
Gentlemen, even if some Of your pet
measures fail Silver City Enterprise.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION TO SETTLING

Il
1t is curious how persistentlv the Dem
ocratic party opposes everything bencti
ciaI to New Mexico The thing most es'
sental to orr prosperity at present is the
settlement of our land titles. Every one
knows that the land court bill would have
passed in congress last July but for The
determined opposition OF two Democratic
senators, Reagan and Morgan. Now the
same course is being pursued in the leg
islature. The council passed resoluti L
long ago to send a committee to Wash
ington to urge the passage OF this BILL
This resolution remained from dav to day
in the Democratic house, Enacted on.
Meanwhile, delay is dangerous. Con ,'ess
adjourns Oil March g. Whatever is dc ne
must be accomplished before the rush It
the end of the session. Yet the Demo-
Gratis in .he house refuse to act. If our
titles are unsettled for another two years,
the people will know who are RESPONSE
hla
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04

THERE is quite muddle in county af-
fairs in this county; the matter should be
Strengthened out court is in session and
the proper territorial officers, namely the
solicitor general and the district attorney,
should bring the matters in question be-
fore the grand jury; the subject is one Of
vital importance to the tax payers of this
county and 70 the public good and must
be settled and that quickly; there is ne
time like the present.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04

Do NOT hold back any longer in intro
ducing bill for the regulation of the ex-
press rates in New Mexico; they are too
high at present; the Wells-Fargo COM
pany in this territory acts, through its
chief representatives, as if the business
interests of New Mexico were nothing to
it. Make a change, Messrs. Legislators,
and show this corporation that the peo-
pie have some rights that must be re-
snactad
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04

The approaching season is full OF prom,
Use for the stock growers Of New Mexico
With certainty OF the best grass crop in
years, an over abundance of water, and
q material shortage of marketable beef
from other western districts, the south
western live stock industry promises &c
forge to the front during the next few
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-02-04
Mail Lettings.
NOTICETO CONTRACTORS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, y. c., Jan. Is, 1917
PROPOSALS will be received at the
contract office of this department until 4
p. nj. of March "a. 1891, for carrying the
mails OF the United States upon the routes,
and according to the schedule Of arrival
and departure specified ny the depart
ment, in the territory of New Mexico,
from July l, 1891, to June 30, 1894: Lists
of routes, with schedules of arrivals and
departures, instructions to bidders with
forms, for contracts and bonds, and all
other necessary information, will be fur.
nished upon application to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
JOHN WANAA,AKER,
Postmaster General