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The Irish standard., 1893-04-15

ON the motion for the second reading
of the Home Rule bill, Michael Davitt
in the House of Commons last Wednes-
day, made forcible speech in favor OF
the measure. The member from North
Meath said that the bill would be ac-
copied by Ii, 100000 of the Irish race as
a pact of peace to be honorably observed.
He had changed his opinion since 1885,
and now strongly supported the reten-
ton of the Irish members in the imperial
parliament. The bill was compromise
and not the result of revolution, and
therefore the friends of peace in Ireland
and England took it IS containing all
the conditions of lasting union. The
Irish, MIR. Davitt continued, did not
wish Home Rule to cost the British par
lament single penny and they would
not shirk their fair share of imperial ex-
penditures. In regard to the landlord
and propertied classes surely the nation
alists, who were DESTROYS of making Ire
land prosperous under self-government,
could be trusted not to perpetrate an in
Justice upon any class whose ruin would
involve the ruin of the country. Mr..
Davitt added that he had little love for
Irish landlords, but he was certain that
the nationalists would weigh carefully
every measure affecting the land.
The Irish standard., 1893-04-15

The English Tories are very solicitous
that Home Rule may destroy Irish in
dustries, says the Catholic Union and
Times. They are singing different
song now from what they chirped when
they had chance to preserve the indus
tries of Ireland. Then they crushed the
very life out Of everything that could
bring penny into the country or into the
pockets Of it's people. If Home Rule
would knock every Irish industry, and
every Irishlnan, into the land of king
dom come, the Tories and their allies,
the Liberal Unionists, could be depended
upon to have it granted. Every m. theirs
son of them hates Ireland as summer
tourist hates Jersey mosquito.
The Irish standard., 1893-04-15

taAr 5 tIie matter: with the friends
off Ireland III this city While their
count mon in other places are holding
mass meetings to subscribe to the par
liamentary fund, the Irish Nationalist
Of the Flour City are remaining inactive.
It is time for them to awaken from their
lethargy and demonstrate their patriot
ism by responding to the call of Ireland
in this supreme moment when her des-
tiny is trembling in the balance.
The Irish standard., 1893-04-15

own schools, and deserve that public bic
opinion should be| favorable 70 them and
Justly hope for the g operation Of Ell
honest people. The loyalty Of men and q!
their sense Of justice, we have reason to
hope, will not allow them to consider
such schools as anti American, az they
are in full accord with all which q free
and civil state can demand.
The Irish standard., 1893-04-15


swords. signor sarfuico, in beginning,
seemed to have some difficulty with his
1eet, which, Perote perceiving, caused
him to make some remark which aroused
the Italians anger, who raised his hand
as 1t to strike. The same instant Perote'e
rapler was drawn, and before the audi
ence could comprehend that they had
quarreled Sarfuicos sword was out also.
and the the two were thrusting at each
other on the tight rope. Both were good
swordemen, but, Td-Bits says, Perote
was the better Of the two. He war1ad
Oh tho Italians thrusts with his ranier
TILL Sa!rfuico, making one desperate
lunge, received back stroke which
threw him off his balance. and al tia
same time he attempted to grapple With
ms enemy. Down he went and down
went Perote, and There. was the italian
hanging on the rope by his feet and the
Frenchman holding on to It By both
hands, when the latter, with face Of trii-
umph, cried: "Look, ladies and gentle
men, ct the strape attached to his shoe
heels, and passed over the rope! There
ls nov ne has made himself safe and
dared 70 pretend he surpassed me. whose
lie was spent On the rope. and whose
great-great- grand 1father performed be-
fore Henry ~" BY this time the SPEC
tators had rushed with ladders and
feather beds and cot both mon safely
down to' n. sarfuioo's exposure, however,
prevented his further success, and he
g qulck ly disap peared from tho city.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-11-24
Items Of Interest.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Sir Moses Ezekiel was in Chicago last week
to see his bronze statue of Columbus placed in
position over the entrance to the Columbus
Memorial building. The statue cost SIC, 900,
and is considered by critics to be the best con-
ception of the great explorer extant The
niche in the building where the statue stands
has not been finished. 1t is to be faced with
gold mosaic SO as to give the dark statue the
proper back ground and relief. When this is
done it will be undoubtedly the most attrac-
tive decorative art object on any building in
the Windy City. Sir Moses remained at
the Worlds Fair during the closing days and
is enthusiastic in his appreciation of the gran
deur and beauty of the White City"
-... BROOKLYN.
Mr.. Abraham of the firm of Abraham &
Straus, has presented to Cornell University a
collection of the works of Kant and Spinoza,
comprising about !, 500 volumes, together with
an excellent at sortment of portraits Of both.
The collection is the most complete of its kind
extant Some of the volumes are rare and the
Others cannot be duplicated. Mr.. Abraham's
son has scholarship in Coraell.
NEW YORK.
The pulpit of Temple Israel, of Harlem, was
occupied last Sabbath eve and morning by
Rev. DR.. Henry Berkowitz, OF Philadelphia
Dr. Harris, occupying DR.. Berkowitz's pulpit
in Congregation Rodef Sholom.
PHILADELPHIA.
The arrangements made for the prospective
jubilee celebration Of the B'nai Birth in this
city on the 30th inst, at Keneseth Israel Tenn
ple bid fair to make it an imposing event.
The Germania Orchestra has been engaged. A
number of prominent Rabbits have promised to
participate, and addresses from leading officials
of the order will be made. 1t is expected that
the public authorities of the State and city
will attend, as well as prominent officers of
the order from other cities. Tickets of admis-
sion will be issued for the occasion, and a
grand outpouring of the B'nai Birth, as well
as the entire Jewish community, is expected
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-11-24
Not Safe to Mail Money to Russia.

BERLIN, November 1.-THE statement that
the Russian Government has issued decree
that all registered letters are to be opened in
the presence OF the persons to whom they are
addressed, and if found to contain money from
abroad rs per cent. of the amount is to be
assessed, has its origin in a dispatch from the
st. Petersburg correspondent of the Localen
Zeiger. The real facts are that for long time
the Russian authorities have assessed registered
letters. Max Caro-, noted German, who has
long been a resident of Russia, in conversation
with a representative of the United Press,
stated that registered letters containing money
or valuables were generally confscated by the
Russian Government
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1893-11-24

A WARNING TO MOTHERS "A girl in New
Jersey committed suicide because she didn't
like the new fall dress her mother bought for
her. Mothers should take warning, and make
their girls wear last years dresses.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

seed produata at nchtI S2u'"U hpvr
br-n eNpp,t"d D Epruyn ttum N,H.ro
durrp the pact c',y'r Woke. nrl f.,
'au bales nrd ,.glt r''eu ....,. ,pIsu. q. 4
oil, ol cake uri u.a. R.' .v,Nr..' e
during 'n, rtrrrut .uth."
Int d.. MJIues, Iowa, H. I-tef, ~
authority fpt the statement tnHt tie
ShtHky trust expended II vast amount "
money "icrt the wnrG r,,ri uo'
administration I Ciru,r. C,,r,uud %. Il
democratic urrstre. Nudpur' nhut
u Aud the prup,sl'ut in 1rrr-n-r IT,"
internal revenue tax uu N'l-ay from "a
ceuts 10 tl - II gallon would give the
Whisky trust n clean profit ui from sli,.
ur,uU - t21,mD,nI.
] W. Coon and wife wall go h. Cah.
iornia thls week, where Mrr. Cook wall
visu friends ~ iSOa Augrlee, aud MIR.
Cook will visit all the towns on the At
lantic 4 Pacific road 70 'ho inr"t.st -
TnE CtrizEN IL. ~ ready writer aud one
Ot the beet newspaper Cauvareors Va the
nouthVest lie vii remain with Tu
CIu2tN the year, aud will put the ia.
per every where IA the twu territories.
THE Panama cana company, ~ one
way ar another, raised tn" enormous sum
" t2GO,Onu,H ;, but ~ thls Hm, unt only
about one third wh- actually spent upon
the cana What work has teen done
IL practically lost There is scarcely u
prospect that the canRl will ever bv cou
uletsd.
TuE council had u srs-r n Iazt hondAy
night aud grew llb raj with tie peoples
money. The sa,arIcs ~ several Of the
city officers were Increased With an or
namentHl city engineer, and other use.
less officials, It IN ~ Wonder thHt CIT,
warrants are drug ia thr market
NINE hundred thousand dollars ~ the
subsidy which British ship uwL-fs nsk
for establishing II new trans Atlantic
hns between Canada aud England,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
4 W ariiLr rribr.

Few pcupl" lI,IuS her" lave beard Il
the fierce hghiins winch na- been sulus
on few huuircI miles tn the south -
~ between IT." remnant ~ the l.ma
chtc~, Shu are pur" Altccs. aul th" gov
"rnmrn' truup-. Ga thr '.rst pRs" ut
this issue Nii, hr found ~ article dos.
criptlvr ~ one - tie battire ~ WLjrn
nbuut seven hundred people were k,,.ri
lud,nus, u.rH, women and children, and
they We're al killrd, White H." govern
mrnt troops surtaturd u Iues - iiv" hun.
drcd dead aud many wuUldri. When
one considers that there Wrt" not more
fifty uen among the Indians huI TINT
I'll. government forces Hcrc vel, dU,,,i
aud Hs courageous ns the Neth." nr
mice of any country aud that they W"t"
hss sied by battery ~ artillery, this
battle must 80 down ia history as one u
the most remarkable ever fought IN the
or any other country, IT," Tomachics,
ike the fierce All.cs ~ old, are lighters
oi which history glves Va no superiurs
either in courage or execution. The
Colonel Renee mentluu-d IN the article
ia sOn ~ Dr. l,snl-p formerly ~ thIs
city, and IA brother 30 Mise Rcmes, the
Mexican nightingale who has several
times dcligh,ed Silver CITY audiences. -
Silver CITY Enterpr,s.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
TuE sly kiD
Do the Troops Dr-ir- to Inrct hi.
tHpturry

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u..
'''' I''' ~" "'"E''T' 7'"'''
70 TIE reporter it,Hl the mlurt- aud proc
prcturS ~ southern New MrNI.u "A, j
AtIy,uH l,,lr c.,rsta,, t,., f.,.,
.t. ~, 49,,
"'' NV h""k '' ''' '"''"'
Ap"ci" Indians u IA itn" Vac border
DrtNrru the Two territories aud MrNicu
ia b,,py pntr,leJ IT., ,.rfi,.rs.,itr, t',,,..I
.,.,..,
W." 'A'''' ''''' '"' '"''"'H
"'''h IrhN" ih"lt rendezvous q tine Slrt
~ Madr-a. crur. ,,rr tie lIne g. li.- side,
without IN, lr,r, ,.,, i,,,,,., n,,.,,,,...J
- ,r,. .,.
NV h'''''"""' '''h "h'h VIZ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
HErHEsENTATINES
Committee OF RAiiroAdrr- nov 80.
iOurninE Ia ~AHta afc

lhai tn" railrOHdrfs are moving on
Santa tr ~ good numbers IL matter
that the public Was informed ~ through
THp CirIzrN the otter day, lhr -uh
Iliued article, GIVING the nbln"a ~ the
committee ~ railway men. VII. are nov
u memutlg! 10 the Legislature II thr suO
ject ot the corporation liability TT IA.
jUries 10 men IA their employ. IL taken
from the New Mrx,cau, w:
z. Crlsmsu, Is ~ Il. L J Cook, Is u
l. T.. y g. ii"iu"r, q. Il g., II r.
Maxwell, Is. ~ Il, T., A. T., Shears, Is.
~ K &. NJ; II. II. NcCarty, II. ut |. T. ,
John A. Murray, q. IT, G., Percy BIIncu,
u. ~ /. r., \. Il Cuil-n, Il ~ l.. t. t..
H. -. l. ". Huxley, International As.
Is - l., r J. j McMulleu, h. ~ |. l. ,
W. q. McCormlck, Is. ~ Il. /.
In speaking - Allen Marvel, prrsl.
deut ~ the Atchrson, lup"kH 4 Santa
l'e railroad company, Mr.. McNuIlru, 10
the New Mexican reporter, sa,d Il
have had dealings wltL Mr. Maxwell tpr
hive years M th- advocate 81 labor ~.
tare, IL aud have found hlm Ia every r..
spect man, He only Uants what IL
right aud fair, and Ia hIwayB willing TO
conc"de the rights ot hls employees
From the above list - names, TnE
ClrIlES recognizes II -. McCarty, T..
HcCammon, l. ". itoberts aud W q
McCormlCk, ot this city. The Albuquer
que delegates are n tine body u rail
readers, and with the exception ot Mr..
Mccormick, who eS;-cts to JOIN the
benedicts IN u few months, are marr,ed
men with their families residing IN the
metropolis, They are highly respectable
clt,lsns, aud being above the ordinary
class Of people IN intellect, they are con
s.rvative IN their views aud will only AK
| justice and right at the hands of the
| legislature.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
small Farm. Profitable

Farmers aud fruit grow.rs are b"9tn.
n,ng 10 realize that the man who takes
UP "A forty acre tract ut land and cultl.
vpt-s It thoroughly is the coming sue.
cessful farmer Forty acres - land IN
irrigated country. carefully and syS.
tema,ically worked, will prove more
profitable than one hundred and sixty
acres Of laud cultivated ~ . careless or
Negligent manner, II isn't always the
csaa, here IN New Mexico, that the
largest returns are made by ,he man Who
owns tho largest number Of acres. QIHl.
ily and quantity, To the acre, IL the test
tina, will prove the man who farms VI
grows 'rul, in the recos Valley Eddy
Citizen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
wiz Leave t-.

TN CIIIzEN leans that IN u few days
H. B Washington, th. late partner uf
liallornu S Washington. with his wife
and family, viii leave Tor Charleston,
". Va, Ihl- paper regrets very much
b. part with the gentleman and hlS IN.
t"restlug family They are among A!bu
luerqurs popular citizens, aud as we
uudsrstand they intend To reside per.
manenty IN We-t Virginia, we heartily
cou,mcud them to tie good peopls Of
Charleston.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

\ VI IiaruH"Ii ard II ". Kelly, two
momh"f" - H." "hul,snl" grocery store
~ ',ross B.arkAon y CO., Who have
several rNtrueiNo hrHuci stores radihtlug
from IT," metropolis, cam" down from
Lhs Vegas last ulsht, and have comfort
hhlr quarters At the European. They
are here to Iu"k over the annual state.
mrnt " lhcJr lucn! manager, &, W. Dan.
YER, aud NJ , O'Clock, the !u1 being com
pet"d, the statement Wa handed back
t. Mr., Dnrvrr marked "O, X. TuE
tufrN here assures the gentlemen that
their A.buqu'rlue house IL IN most eX-
cellrnt handr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
PARTY ta lsleta

This morning II gay party u San Felipe
boardsrs left IN one oi Trmbe's band
wagons Tor days outing among the To-
dams Of lslets The following are the
nanss of those who took along their
lunch baskets: Mrs. }, H. Downs, II
Chicago Mrs X. l.. Porter, \, T. Howe,
u Boston; Mrs, L. Sands, l., NJ, Sands.
oi Wormster. Mich, A. jacobson, u
Glenwood, MINI; +. W. Cndsrhlll, oi
Brooklyn. y. \ and several others.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
I.i,r IlapplI, ToKr u her.

TuE CiTilLS has on many occasions
shown III its columns that not the least
race prejuiIc. eI,sis betVrsn the Amer
lcan aud Mexican people ot the territory,
aud here il u little item from the Trln-
dad Advertiser that subsIantIates tue
assertion,
New Mexico with its overwhelming
majority ~ Mexican p.ople has by pop,
ular vote chussh ten American aud only
s,x MsxIca county supst,ntcndsnts of
schools. Not much race prejudice or
b,gotry Indicated IN this particular.
For pains ia tho chest there IL nothing
better Than u hannei cloth saturated
wih Chamb-rlAin's Pam Balm and
bound on over the seat ~ pain. IL Will
produce COULTER irritation without
blisterlug. and N not 90 dlsag roeaols a.
N ustaTd ~ fact 10 much superior to any
plaster ou account of its pain relieving
YaAhtles. II used IN tune II will prs 'ent
| pnsumOnlA ~ cent botties tor ss'e W
4. II. burgess Il tOp, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
HOLIDAY RATES.


l'gr'-Nll>tln AMI IT. Worth.
lin'"luu over ruilcd twenty large sll.
Yer dollars O. yuIr hand. Have Suu
over balanced ou" on your nrst Guger
thl CtuNri u NIlu .,"'b"ts \ sound
uk" that ~ the m,-ruirg musiy % p,.,.
c"Ha. IINN" yuu ever heard ~ MHldan'a
I,Nar liurrre-- Cl,lrees. one ut Austin.
o." other at Fort Worth. Ot rpurs.Nnu
hhN" 'ur they Atr among thc uldrAt and
81 thorough huslrrss ttauius achuuls
lu al the lar tuuthlhrd, and their f,r.
u"r UtuicHt" chn T.. found IA nl parts
II llir stat, and mauy ADJOINING states
occupy lus r"spou-lblr aud money max.
tx pas.tuUs. Either one II thee. two
e'h'',- 50, give you twenty large, Lrlgh,
SILVER d1 lars discount uH three months
rChnIdfrup
But !uu may ask, what do you
mean 10y . three months Ecnularshipy'
W" mean that yuu wl!l be taught 10y the
best t"nrhers, gwen Nhuirsoms board
nud ludgIn4 'ur three months when you
pUrrhaf", and thus own. one ~ their
'ch1iGrslupr, winch ~ "A document under
y" regular pricr ~ this scholar.
.,,,r ,,., ,v,lH you re they intend 10
S S", fgr 'rI -" :" in, tNte b., selling 1t to
oun arj is good ouly ir6M :. ~ =" ,e'..,ii ,ee'u,aii
the iiit"ruth day ~ january, * '.',t
! lnd better secure ua" without delay, 1t
! after that date a." trsu,a prices viii Ia
| -tu,tIy adhered to. Parents, u yuu
! haNr 80. remember that such u Christ
uhs preesut tu your son ur daughter ~
uure precious than gold, more valuable
! than diamonds or ruhtrs. Only one hun
irrd echolarshIIe viii br sold at this
vrirr. Write instantly Tor Oehutltul cat.
hiosur, Winch viii tell you all about the
rcl oui- nud also huN they will teach you
! the things you should know aud how 10
make money bookkeeping. shorthand,
| tSprWrtlu., p.nuIAnrlup aud telegraphy,
! Spni plan EnslHh all theoe studirs aud
| Wprr, tuJ, ar" taught IN thee" unrival-d
! ecNpuls. Have you Il tti"ud that has
suu" uur - rdurHt. ur TINT ieairea To
attend rrhuul hlmrcii. send hIm
marked copy i th,s paper ~ h." may not
-"- 1t Wr," g. day Tot circular giving
Irr"ral huu!ny rates. Address Austin
nLd II North
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Returned uoms .

Mr and Mrs. Noa lic!d, - this city,
WHO attended ti.o Lus'al ~ tho ittl" son
VI Mr, and Mrs, Chas, Held, at Las Ne-
gaS, whose sudden death occurred tue
other day Whne the mother WAS on a
visit to relatives iu Silver Cay, returned
home last night An account of the lit
tie fellows death was published IN this
paper yesterday and Inn ClrllEN mourns
with the Dsreayed parents ut Las Vegas
and the dear relatives IN this city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

The optic has dropred the afternoon
Associnted Press kilograms, II g,yes
three guod r"asons Tor lts course. First,
"Ihry caused great increase ~ expense,
but added little or nothing to the re-.
ccipts ~ the paper" second, "pourness
Of the service" thIrd, specials give better
satisfaction, The Afternoon papers in
,Loy Ill! It they give general satisfaction.
The Optir, hkr InL CuI1tN, serves tho
peopIs best 10y giving the local news.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair lLnew.
or has restored gray hair 10 its original
color aud prevented badness IN thou
sands of oAsss. IL will DO % ~ you.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07
Omrer. s.Ierted.

AZ n nesting Of Albuquerque Lodge,
No, 3li9, the following officers were
eected. V, o., James Brown; f., S,
John Williams, y, g., l, jackson; l.. \.
a., J. Slaughter, \. f., \. Carpsr; T..
y. r., 4. Il, Cassell, Advocate, J. iiuos.
dy, y. -. j W. Berry ChAs, Warhsld,
Il, =. 10 y. O., +, johnson, l., y, TO
y. O.. HGine., H. \. to ' O., A. Is,
Montgomery, l., r. to V, O.; Z. boston,
W, +. Williams, !, q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07

For the pas, two or three years j
hsys been subject t0 crAmplng pains IN
the stomach" says Mr., ", II. bald sin,
. hardware merchant of BOonyl..s, Dal'
las, Co, Iowa. II have tried n nutnbsr
u different remedies; tho best one Icing
bauibsrlain's Colic, Cholera and D,Ar.
rhoA Remedy. One or two du~|s Of Il
always cures me" Sold by I. IL bur
goss 4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-07


mark
Subscribed aud sworn to before me
this 9th day OF January, ls1i A, ID.
BipAL CHAVEs,
Justice Of the pea efor preciDt So.6 ,Ber'
naliilo county, New Mexico.
Personally appeared before me Cato
limo Apodacco, and made oath that the
foregoing 10 9 correct translation OF the
affidavit Of jose de 10 Luz Jojola, taken
by Bidal Chavez, justice OF the pcace
CATALINA APoDACcA,
DANIEL DORCHESTER,
Sups. Indian schools.
Albuquegque. N. N. January b lb9S.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-12-01
HANKATO, 1893.

A goQdly portion of this evenings
paper is devoted to Mankato and It's
record for the year 1893. 1t is a fine
record, record to be proud of-One
which no Mankatoite will have the
least cause to blush over. A year age
| in our review of the years doings in
the city, we stated and showed that
| the year of '92 had exceeded in growth
and prosperity anything the city had
| then known. And this took place up
on one of the most prosperous seasons
| the country had experienced. The
record of this year will crowd hard up
on that of last year, and in view of
the depression which has everywhere
existed speaks far better for the city.
1t is useless to speculate upon what
might have been had circumstances
been different. therefore it is need
less to indulge in any reflections as to
what greater extent the grand total
might have swelled had not the de,
preston occurred as it did, further
than to state that it undoubtedly in
terfered with many early contempla-
tions of improvements.
AS in the past SO this year the
growth to-day reviewed is solid one
1t does not represent boom, nor has
there been any pressure of any kind
to bring it about. 1t is simply the
natural pushing ahead Of busy, live,
progressive people.
La this fact there is a lesson which
ought to impress itself upon the
minds of our citizens. And that is
that what has been accomplished here
this season has been SO accomplished
in the face of widespread difficulties
which have overtaken us as nation.
1t will illustrate the fact that Man
kato is a solid town, and is hint at
the possibilities of the future if very
little eXertion is put forth to further
develop the resources and take ad-
vantage of the opportunities which
lie at our door.
Mankato stands today the largest
and most progressive city in southern
Minnesota. Its railroads reach out
k1skc sssEespokes Ola wagon wheel in al
directions. A large slice of the com
merce. Of the vast empire to the west
and the northwest naturally belongs
to it and is rapidly drifting into its
hands. Its financial standing is
among the best. while it's gradual ano
general development indicates that il
rests upon solid foundation and that
it's future success will be continuou;
and not spasmodic.