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Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
Sen %gr1ocnoe ugte.

"a je9 forleoen / "8eeUrnbs8oIten"
lPite ct Stptfe ON en- lesuoe ll0le, pil
leg mepoele No9et, Der bpnote mig for
npele gar iioen, % iom er al li9ncuoe
Sla8s. Seq arbeioeoe hos en- 5ormer
omtrent A Ntile fra nit Stem, p9 Seien
oerben git oocr en- lioen Gin, bpi8 Sreos
Der bar tpt bepoYeoc nlco Sfop.
Gent en- Gitcn itulOe je9' 9aa bjems
oper. "a ieB bar tommen miot iuo !
ct llOet S]toUparti, Tom je9 MATTE pas
iere i9iennem, horte jeg ct Barn Der
9rGp. Seq lDtteoe en- Stuu0 meo 6ors
unorin3, mleu iOlte mig mart iorOjsIet
on, at bet bar ct Barn, iom bauoe gnaet
zig oilo / StOuen, Seq penote on %
9lt i ben &etnin9, bporira 2poen Tom,
itnoieoe al % til % lDtteoe mcn tuAoe
Sutet bpre.
0teo eu9an9 lpoer i9icn ct Stri9,
ina blerteltjGrenoe % nngItiutot, iOm
ON ct Barn a iteot / ltprIte g}ao. s
Oct Canine bprtes p9iaa ct lllpebpl ira
iomme SAINT, iao je8 intet 2ieblit tuuoe
tUiule paa, at et Barn bar paopeie til
at bliue opEOt al ulue.
Wtit eneite Snaben bar eli 2ommez
fniu; men 3anten ON at tumle irelie
Barnet iorio9 en5per 5rpgt. Seq Ia9oe
ipej, ion fort jeg tuuoe, benimoo BET
Step, buorira Sfri9et fom - bet tmoe
life .pere mere euo 5 eIer 6 Goos
borte men MI bar gllt title ION
8rauen.
Seq lptteoe iaa itorpt, iom jeo bar
iItarb til, jeg ranbte og ir9te oiot oo
breot, men Mtprtet % BET tGtte GuIfaos
9joroe al min Spsen irustesles, iaa ie9
eiter Ell balp Zines 6amlen ON blanot
8uitene maatte penoe NpIen pm i0ien.
Seq 9if til ire al &c n9rmeIte 5ar=
mere for at iorbgre mig, ON beres 8prll
par biemme. So oa - bepares - be
par ale i sOo 8ebplb.
Mpiteriet tuloe ieg life opflare paa
alcris iaa lan9e men ieuere fit ieg 5ur.
f~larinsen. 9ette 6urtuiulelieus Sam,
mcritri9 tOm fra en- ll9le.
Oct bsrer fln til be poer1te Sieloens
beoer, at Ell llsle fer eller 9raber, men
uaor ben 9ier bet, oa fan ben narre
| bpcmiUmbelIi. 9ambertpn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21

pasicroe Melsmrum git ben afoBoE'
8enner ben til 9iitsn, butteoe tire Wdn9e
og traf Ig tjIbn8e. 1iIipneIaoeHoe oar
be life p~peruaioet al Sor9, tbt n1all5s
tog life en- Sang GiSaren al M'unosiI'
% ale laatteOe os 10 nnoer 9nnol'l'
acr, nae unbtasen Gnten % Serne'e,
ium lpntes pirtefis beorGueoe.
SmIioer bar Snnolin9su til GHoe,
oe sliten msb bens rsbe os bpioe Baaro
b!ep anbrnet / en- nteb 3rRtnl f1lof
Blittiite, iOm b%erefter blep loooet til.
aaaaet, paa bpiltst Der par en- lang IL
ueiit 8eretnin9 ON ben aIosoes Nnpl1,
aloer o. Gtiqins i 2iuet, blep fruet
til, SsrsetpinOerne tOs aiIteo 8elten
al 5slget t4note fine Gisarer, % Ses
grauelIsn bar iorbi.
iii snbpsr nf 5sset bleU Der lmlo~
lertio f"prinoen operratt en- llben Yatte
meo Spitetsi og Ell 0tpnt - Ell 5 eIler
10 Sent - ~inbpattet | ct Stptte brunt
8aylr os Ombunoet meo rso 3rnao. alt
ben GiosOes 3pi os ell %tlnciiit &ln8 %
9(rmboano al Itor &9rbi blep neoln9t |
Siiten; en- 9erle og en- Sclumpnt lag
oes /, ben 9poe5 0tuuO, o9 en- Sllte, ct
Spill Sort, 9tis, 2ps % &aser neola8t
/ aiiteu Tor at iremitpnOe bans Nelle.
Gitcr 5amilIens 9ilba8etomlt III
0iemmet bolot Grriten Ell 2igtale, %,
pa ban iIntteoe, bar bet netop ier 9lner,
iiOen GeremOnjerne ~be9pnote. Gnten
iatot beiUimet gnt paa @uloet al Nts
itren9elie; De 5iliteOeyGreaoe la9oe ct
GRppe ooer benoe o0 loo benoe ll99c
pep 6oocn al Camille enpiet. See
Yuens SegrnUelie, Der onto9es at bape
toitct ouer $4,000, bar til Gnoe, pg &ls
ten meo glget bleu aiienot iii alna meo
DEN iDrit aigaaerpe Camper. 7
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
0uoSficnciter.
2sen 2ensaa ! Hafe.

Eecorob MeuiebeSs atrtt Se1oae 6or.
m;onaa al 1915.
Snaoa9SitoIe cfter @ueSteueSicn.
Cnaellt Acknowledgements 81 Z
Zen cueelitc 9onfirmaulilaSle meocr Etrs'
bag @ftermin0aa 81 I. Zen uorlte 9onftr-
mGnitlaSie mnber GuSoog Gftermo. 81 |
Srinoeiurcuiuaeu mFoer ScrSeag Otter
mlooaQ al. 2 / backgammon.
Susoas aiteu 81, : Cpbpaseiie strtens
gaicluent.
The Christian Endeavor Society meoer
SorSoae aiten 81 Z,
NeuiabeoSmgoc Spuoaa Gitermo. 81 2.
Z pcu Icritc g. 6. &. 9ir's ON 6ormio,
hagen al 101S 4rrotieu pco Trof. Saricu.
S~puooeSitplc umiooeibari eitcr CUBS
flereiteu.
3uaep GiteHeuosiicnciie.
aoafrmauternt mpocr Gusodg (nrite nDe)
Giicrmteha9 al 2,
Stole / SiriGn3 GniemCnt 2eroo8 Sors
miooag fra al. 8 nj 70
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
Another Wrestling Match


DEBORAH, IOWA, Feb 10. ra,
h~eCelEGd OF ihe DEBORAH Club /
90 'ats' "4lGh now nod as stake a
m a wrestling match to be wrc,a1
M'ftlh huras r armer Burusa and
NlhS OF MicR&1n
II. !, GODDARD
treas Grahd opera House, Nccou5
For some time past tn Der.rR-
hav been tr,iug to arr. nye m n.
tween Farmer Burns" and Cha, \.
bu the result would ind cate That N
does not wish to meet the F.rm.-
any rate he would not name Al r..,, .
he Won d wrcst,c lo5. KIN. d, rH.-
who recently wryst.cd 4. taahl
The history of hat w~cstlg is ,nn,.
Moth wa, much Kings injector (
took q $ te position and STONED t..
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
Htiieuoc.

sEITTtNUN.
Grco. 2bompiOu ira 3bompIon, Sn.,
bar urret Der en- llgeS 5iO paa 8eiss
bps fine 6Orrlorc. San reiite iilba9r
tgnnr.
Gels Sesicp, Sontnanocn ira Nlton,
Sa., bar opboIbt fig her unoer Court
Icrmlnen.
49, aiDbmnuo u. 8. Serc, al @ias,
Rct 60, Mlur., uar / 3ecorob iioite
llge | 8cio9 hos Slr9t % Seuner.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
0ecurab pg Smeglt.
Ten 20ht 1ebrnnr. 1902
GirnhpmshlnhrI.

8rinf @aro bar ticbt e. g. Sou9cns
Srid.8p9uiug ~oosrior Cities Sotcl for
$500, % holocr paa at moreoe ben
for bpao, u,o man enonu life.
6. Z. 6eeo bill ioG en- COB 8lnbs,
naor ban til gnnren bpg9er pna ben
aibrrnotc Sanioro 2iurrp Stable Cont,
oeo Gibeu AT SerUm Bros. Snu bar
tirbt ben belle Got, % bpao ban itte ielp
bchpnrr, oil BON aibRnoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21

&. $. &obe, nuritsiuenf @ice.
9Ouiul, pro tenn, 204 6. 7tb st., 81.
9aul, Minn., ucitripsr 5ulomnster %
inofasierer Grpemioler. iamt bjemien.
Der 9ense til Nurse eiter en- msset Lap
aurs. 22.l9.4.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21

MeBacrs Seterinarp Ointment for
Scratdes, Gols. @reaie Seel, Gou'
tracteo Souis u.i.u. .. Stranos 3rug
Sture % d. Gnsbretiuns 9rus Stpre.
(2)
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
&rius 90 u bi.iit.

%rins % u bi.iit. &rlnS "
V ltoebio6c, 1pn Al @cucral 8a5Gi
5prite Al 8;orQicn, en- boIjHot sdr
bar mclOt iia iclU til &g.tjct Y.
1au Der pad @ymo al lin Qttaas
ct Sombtattentat / Yari5 1889 b!
Opmt til 3 Mars 6Gn4ict % citIa
ujn0cn al oeHne Strai BIER ban l'
lloeu Gjuaoelie penot, BAN aIya'1
oo lan iaa btcu iDg % blotttt %. :
iliten3mioler, mclote han ia "a.
&Ulitjet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
z ~ q a :.

6%lroepriIen iiolte ll9e bar 90 Gents.
8ccues & Samtc afieubte ~IorIes
ben Dag 2 Carloads meO Suin. Sc
toiteoc benz $1,000.
Ter er inoienot Ell NniD3niu9 til
Gin Council ON, at Napnet Riper
Strcct o8iaa ltal 9irloe for bets Sort
iHttelie, BET muGrenoe Green Street.
- Gccorab 8ps Gloite SnoDaaner,
Mojor 6crouiOu, iplotc nplis iii 99oe
Gar. San Dor bo5 6. 6. Barter.
Gas. 9. g9ciier CT tilbo0c fra
fin Tur / GIteu, bUor ban bar Iitrct ii0
CODE Stleiplaer- ScIitober for Den tom
meube Srion.
- 8tn 8cnr fog ocnnc Sang meb
ia u8ian Mlrs. Dear ol ell SOn.
- st 6nrHcrS Suititute ital boloes
/ Grc3cO Ocu 2Soc 5ebruor o9 lite
Wart3.
- Woman's Relief Corps bleo It'll
let ior Z Nar iiOen, % aiOpoe 0tiiS
Wtatbiioe Nmblic par ben iprIte al 0ieos
lcnmcrne, ipm unuoreoe bort.
- Benjamin 8earo, 8enro Sros.
8eoitcfaoer, er aIgonet pco GDoen /
6resno, California, % 9lar 0ammel.
Gucreoe / 1851 tOm ban iii @imlei5eif
GouHtp Iom Ell al De tioli9e Scttlcre.
49, "a 6eroinano B~iQiu0ton blep
leuot til "State 8rllon" for 2 Nar, bar
Oct 6Oritaaelieu, at ban ltnloe ta9es,
eitcr nOtjeut Strai, lige oerIra pg iats
te8 unoer GutIage ior Snobruo5tpperi,
/ buffet ban bapoe 9iurt zig itploig.
0icn bette ct bleucn ioripmt; i 9ecems
Der Ntunueo bar Stroifetioeu noe, %,
oo Sn9en lo0oe Seilag paa BAN, off
BAN no oerfra lrant % fri, % pll uilts
not olbri9 mere beige @inneibeit
GpuntD.
: Tc, Der intere8ierer li9 for at
1ecprGb Ital foa ct Oficntligt 8iblios
tGct, aumpoes ON at op9ioe fine Napne
/ "Gepublican"S Office eIler til ct Nteos
lem al ben &omite, iom MI bar 29ies
pRrelict mloer i'm &Untrpl: 0(rs. 6.
V. 8. 0olipa0, Mrs. q. 81. Seoerion,
Nlr s.. Glepclaub % 0tiis Son AIteu.
G. A. r. bar ~iaitiot ben 22oe
6cbrunr Tom 5la9s8ng, % / 6Orbms
oetie bermeo ppiorore3 StOler % Be
Der o~niatte 2rrere til at omiatte 9as
gen iom Ell national 6clli8oa9.
~ y Jotoaraf 8OrlOus bar taget Ell
@ruppe al 81 @teper peo 2utber Col
le9e, &iaeoet, 11X14 fort or i~ortrin.
Ii9t, % in8cn onoen Eboto9rai / Deco
rab bar ct Snltrument, Der tunoe 9jprc
ioaoant Nrbcioe.
- 6armere / g8inneibeif So. anmos
oe5 ON al mpbe irem ST. l 9proag Den
25oc 6ebruar / Gourtbuiet for at iao
or9antieret ct 6armers Stititute.
- Spurr bar aabnet ct 5otp9raf.
@aIIeri i SorIou9s tioligere, peb Siocr
at Sulbcr9s Store. Spurr err inroe,
les iIlnf / lit Sag, % saar q pcrop
% Ter De 8iQeoer, ban bar ta9et, oil
Gubuer itror i%orItaa, at ban er en- aunIts
ncr ! i'm SeItiqjrg.
= Gli. Sielpers tom i Manoaos
bjem meo lit Diploma fra Northwestern
University of Pharmacy i Chicago ug
ousrta8er 9eitprelieu al &uoolpbs 9ru9
Store.
= 9Gs s.. s. 6auseus Gpertisl e.
ment; Gubper pil ltrnr tuune ~iprItaa,
at bet er rem Hen9ebeiparelie at gaa til
BAN % tIebe De Sarer, ION man trRn.
ger.
- Sartpi9 Grgbrstipu bar paret
Chicago % iitret ii0 ct betpoelist Op.
lag ai bebite Slass 6armsWRaltiner.
pan bolber altib go. 1.
- llinolpite Srepe: 9urmp Slier
Gal-9euis SabI-Sn8ebriot 5aloes
6iIbsrtion 2-6attie Satles
itab-Mrs. Guoreiu Sppcrion-Gbri,
fine Sacobipn-Wartiu g. 9arien.
~ M NJ d.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
ebtco0O, Den Toe aea IS.
Sr. 9. anunoIen!
Gpoe Sen

Sr. y. anunoieul
Gpoe &en:-
g'tn 9atter Slcn o. jog bor Mn b, j..
ell Sage % b; er enonu lite fgrS., 4.
tomme DIem.
&i bar a..ercoc opret noe t,Q..,
l%tiliinaen % bciD8t Gsqujmoerne 70
ltorc % inlaa. aRint Tptrc If %,
mco en- Gsqnimo til auoIt 0, ners, w..
Tor SiEoen litcoeuiUr Sci.e. O.. nj, ~.
lpItl9t til. &ele Chicago taller pn ~, y.
n~0ltilItn8en. 9lt CIR "g8erl,s INV. !
6orptrne poa &joIatpicr or ), +, t.,
Golnmbt te 5arUcr. 6crrc7.er er n, -.
&orcr patrerc 8aar emo no9cr7rh, 4,
2omerne | Gccoyab oil fomme tl 4, y.
CIncne, lIonr DC ianr ie DC me %,r,,
Nteo penii9 Saln
5Ucr YARN
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21

grus 0Rr. gugIe & 8Orm @Opc
Oil Eminent for Spbounins os 5or.
i~trRtnins. 6aaes
5. stranS 4 Sos Drug at0res'
[AA
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21

9eterinGr SSi1 @'t al 5aa s Sni 'f1ti ct
goraaiialininger I'll SoipitaIbetOemmell9'
beesr for ale ipse Sasepr. Iriierne sr
rlmsIise. Weo G9telie, 9. &bitbed.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
Sitcratur.

The Christian Youth T.,
No. 5 Dol. 2. er uotonms, '.a'
9enoe Snobolo: "i'
Charity. Poem. Mission w.,
The Lutherans on the Pacific : y
Kinds of Lu'herans,-The Cb,i, ,o
-Agnosticism- Editorials N Z,
the Book Table. -Church Item.
tons. rs.
CATEcHETrcAL ILLusrp,r
Unexpected In eritance.-7bo IA
Sunday Visits. 'u'e'rp
OUR SELECTIONS. The SON.,
Sings. poem Uncle Jane, 's Ss
seph a Christmas Present q s'7
ums. Poem. Never To,t I1,y'@
Wfiis Senuie horton bar IN.
turen for Sames 9. 8opO's Liz Y y
Services of james G. Blaine "r
@r' Bomb er 6oriatter al Life :,
Grant, Life of General Sherid,. w
lano Innli9t er BET, at bette hon. " !,
Dor berpmte stutsmauo oil o,., wa
andre ON iamme 8bema. goo.a
noltpret, o9 bette tiai9emeo Ost "
Snobolo pti 9iore Den til en- 8rpO IN ' "
SIbIiotbet o. So8iomlina.
2e' Der ptl tipbe 8o8en pl beto,. -.
et Eo'tal Garo til M,i5 Scnnie go,,,.
Sroaowan 2ecOrub Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21

Gnrofpnt life at 0i9tte paa ajOs
OplS1SA' letpiet hos 2arieu. 49,
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
WORLDS FAIR
LODGING BUREAU,
s0oc dsbrunr.

ll~uoerte9ueoe bar pprettet ct Suoloae.
rings Bureau p8 mi ipr9e for at ltafie be.
iGseaoe Stanoluaoer biligt. rerllat oa an.
iignoigt 9o9i unoer AibploeIieu al &eroens,
%noitIliu9en 1898. 3e, iom gHiter narinere
Intervening. ian t~i.itripe os, o. ct uofsr.
list GiriulEre meo oProiiuIbe SplDsntuQer
oil biipe tilitiuet.
~ @lem lite at meoienoe 6rim9rtcr,
buis 9e gniter Gpar.
Bore lube gaoae er Capt. Sobu gnoers
ion % Sens Glen @aaial. gt or beaae
eardle peltlenote Chicago MGno % Ian
itafe be beoite SeieyeneeT Tor gGrIigbeo ca
8eoerbeiti9beo.
Wnres{fr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21

~" Sinner. Blackheads, ip uiH, Qa.,', j
sr" ol,eultil ouo d~iUslot5 pto 9tAs''" ]
- CuricURA SOAR,
The herald., 1893-12-25
UNIVERSAL PEACE,
International Arbitration to Pave the
Way for thu Millennium.

International Arbitration to Pave the
Way for thu Millennium.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24-W. i. Black
stone has presented President Cleveland
and Secretary Gresham a memorial
adopted by the worlds Columbian COM
mission, asking that steps be taken to
secure arbitration of international dis
putes. The president made reference
to this subject in his annual message,
and yesterday expressed qualification
that go much had been accomplished.
Secretary Gresham said he would take
measures to have fac simlle of the
memorial sent to all foreign govern
ments, and they will be asked to take
ateps to bring about a conference to
carry out the plsn which originated at
Chicago.
Blackstone was made honorary COM
missioner for the purpose of securing
signatures to the memorial, and. acting
under the resolution Of the commission,
has obtained many endorsements, &C.
curing the signatures OF the comrnie
sionera from come ~ different nations
which participated in the exposition.
They include Sir Richard Webster,
England; George r. Il. Cockburn,
Canada; Enrico Dupuy de LONE. Spain I;
Admiral Maturity, Brazil; DR.. Anton von
Palmforst, Austria; 7. Hekky,
Turkey N. Yamataka, Japan; Prof.
Sheppan Wsrteoldt, Germany; Chun
Quan Kee, China; also the conmie-
sioners from different states and terri
tories OF the United States, the directors
and officials of the exposition, many
chairmen and speakers of the world's
congress auxiliary, including Cardinal
Gibbons, Monsignor Satolli, DR.. Philip
Schaf, Bishop Merrill. Joseph Cook,
Mr.. Moody, Rev. Alexander, Mackay
Smith, William L. Dodge, Lady
Somerset, Lady Aberdeen and
Joaiah Quincy; also the editors of
the principal daily papers OF New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton; Ex-Prusident Harrison. Secretary
Morton, Comptroller Eckels, Chief
Justice Fuller, Secretary Herbert, OF The
navy, and Daniel S. lamont, secretary
of war; Senator John Sherman and sew.
eral of the most prominent bueiness men
of the country, including joseph selig-
man, George NJ. Pullman, Cornelius
Vanderbilt and othets.
The memorial and signatures, making
u large volume, will be engraved in fac
simiie for presentation TO the govern
ments. The memorial is addressed to
the governments Of the world and
praya that all will agree by mutual
treaties to submit TO arbitration all
such international questions as ehall
iai OF settlement by ordinary peacaIul
paOntiQtjOu
The herald., 1893-12-25
THE NEW YEARS HERALD.

On New Years Day the HERALD will
get out notably fine edition, with a
view to its availability for circulation
at the Midwinter Fair. 1t will be the
largest daily paper ever issued in
Southern California, and, with two
exceptions, the largest ever issued
west of the Rocky mountains. 1t will
be profusely illustrated and will be full
of interesting and reliable statistics.
1t will also be the largest edition OF
any daily paper ever issued in the state
outside OF San Francisco. Its desirable
ity as an advertising medium can
therefore be appreciated. Tens OF thou
sands of this publication will be circu-
lated at the Midwinter Fair, many OF
our public spirited citizens having SUBJ
scribed literally towards that end.
The advantages to the advertiser and
to those having real estate to sell OF q
place in the columns of the New
Years HERALD can be appreciated at a
glance. We have still some space at
the service of our advertisers, but il
should be applied for at once.
The herald., 1893-12-25

THE fact ought to be borne in mind
that without the most cordial co-opera-
tion and liberslity upon the part of our
citizens we cannot hope to make the
appearance at the Midwinter Fair that
BELTS our just claims. The movement
to have this region tittiugly represented
must be general or we shall be caught
mapping. Distance and difficulty Of
transportation and other impedimenta
ought only to act as stimulus to our
efforts. We can do wonders if We Only
try. Let us be sure and try
The herald., 1893-12-25
CHRISTMAS TRADE.
How Local Merchants Feel Over
the Present Holiday Season.
Stores Filled With Eager Shoppers,
aud Clerks and Statesmen Taxed
to the Extreme Limit OF
Their Endurance.
What a Newcomer In Los Angeles Has
to Say In Regard tn Business.
One More Chance offered
tho Public.

There has been quite rush of Business this
week in connection with the purchase OF
Cliissaias presen The stores bave a.! been
we'll crowded, and everyone seems satisfied.
Perhaps none are more so than the latest nd
dition to the ranks of local merchants. Mr.. NJ.
GermaN. the well-known ieweler His plane
has been doing about all the business possible,
to which laet the proT rle;ors genial and salts
ile6 smile is CORDIAL testimonial. Mr.. German
is lucky in having secure. the serv COS of a
iorce OF clerks and salesmen not exoe,led any
where. Even in the busiest moments OF tho
past week they have always been polite aud at
tentive to every one. Tho extent of the busi-
ness Mr. German has done Is best shown by
the TACT that he has been obliged TO decide to
Aeep his store 81 $40 South Spriug re-, t, open
today (Honday) This has been forced upon
him by the inability of his CLERKS and work.
men to entirely accommodate the rush By
working all day todsy they will just about be
able TO catch up. AS opening one department
entails throwing open the who'e Store. MI.
German has decided that the public might as
well be given an oppsr.unity TO take advaut-
age Of that fact Therefore, there is one more
chance to select from the beautiful stock of
jewerr and art novelties, at all prices, which
Mr.. German hns on sale ct his place, $50 SoCth
Spriug street.
One exhibit which Mr. German has been
showing for the past few days has csused a
great deal of in crest in his city This is tae
array OF antiques in silver which were shown
in the German exhibit at the Worlds Fair
The coll lection contains Falstlf mug which
is said TO be 800 years old. 1t Is unique piece
OF silver repousse work.
Others i'll the collection are two Roman
friendship cups and the celebrated German
"Du Du" drinking cups, all in silver. Tn. n
there is a representation of the "Santi Maria
under full Salt
The nns array OF Inc watches is also remark
able. This comprises some repeaters made by
the most celebrated makers in the world, in
both ladies' and ge .tlemen's watches.
Ali these articles are oa sale and offer an
opportunity to the art-lovers OF Los Angeles
which they are not liable to have again for
some time TO come
The herald., 1893-12-25

THERE is something of reminder Of
the days OF Tiburcio Vasquez in this
Burbank hold-up. 1t is now these
many days since Los Angeles has had a
genuine sensation OF the bandit order.
1t is claimed that the robbers were
tracked into the city. II this be SO it
makes the matter ali the more interest
ing. The statement that the robbers
only got away with $40 must be taken
with grain OF salt. 1t is the policy of
express companies to be very close
mouthed about the details OF such at
tempts. 1t would seem that the rob-
-bers knew that the train which they
attacked carried good deal of treasure.
Where and how they got their in!orms-
ton at present remains mystery.
The herald., 1893-12-25
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL.

In accordance with time-ho.ored
usage the HERALD wishes its readers,
one and all, merry Christmas. The
day opens auspicioualy. Plenty and
prosperity abound throughout all the
gracious land of Southern California
and probably no section was ever more
blessed than our own fragrant and beau
tiful Los Angeles. Our whole horizon 10
iridescent with the good things of the
present and future. Specially blessed in
every line in which the good God can
chow favors to his children the beacon
lights OF hope and progress hang cut in
all directions.
Let no man suffer today for lack OF a
cheering word or brotherly greeting.
In this most gracious season the misery
should forget their mslign trait and the
generous should redouble their liberal
ity. We think we know whereof we
speak when we say that within the
limits of Los Angeles no man need be
without cut and come again at the ma
tional bird today. The HERALD most
heartily echoes the Shskspearean re-
frein, MAY digestion wait upon appe-
tite and health upon both"
Elsewhere will be found some charm
ing stories, in keeping with the season,
which we commend to our readers as a
solace for their moments of leisure.
The herald., 1893-12-25
THE ATCHISoN's PLIGHT.

1t is often puzzle to some unsophis-
ticated persons as to how a corporation
like the Atchison railway can get 80
deeply in debt. The obligations of that
road are placed at between $3.50, 600, 600
and $3.50, 600, ,000-the latter figure being
probably nearer the mark. Either
sounds like stupendous sum. Allow
ment, great source of the enbarsss-
ment OF the Atchieon arose from injudi-
ciouH and premature extensions of the
road. Take, for instance, the branch
extending from Deming to Guaymas.
No cane man ever expects to see that
branch pay axle grease. A eardonic
observer would be tempted to cay that
it was built for the purpose OF insuring
the death of its American employees
from yellow fever. That was undoubt.
edly one OF the effects of its building,
but it was certainly not one of its aims.
Itwas built solely and simply for the prof
its of construction, as has been the case
with go many other roads. The inter-
ests OF the stockholders were not con-
suited. Every great railway has its
construction company or improvement
clique. The Atchison road has not snf-
fercd in this respect any more than any
other great corporation, but it became
30 colossal that, with it's leased lines, it
grew top heavy and tumbled over. It's
leased lines, also, proved upon its vital
ity. What it's fate will be in the hands
OF the Messrs. Reinhart, McCook and
Wilson remains to be seen. Receiver
chips are not generally pleasant things
for those who are pecuniarily interested
in railway. 1t is quite apparent that
the policy which will govern the receiv-
ers OF the Atchison will be to lop off as
many of the unproductive branches as
possible. The fact that President Rein
hart ia one of theee receivers is the best
sign we can see for the unfortunate cor
poration. He has approved himself an
able administrator in the past.
The herald., 1893-12-25

THE Southern California Railway is
not embraced in the receivership of the
Atchison road. We are pleased to learn
that this local road ia in flourishing
condition. Its management will remain
in the present able hands. Its business
is in very satisfactory state, that done
during tie month of November being
the largest since the boom. Through
travel has been very satisfactory. in
volume, and the promise for January
and the spring months is great.