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The state herald., 1893-06-23
BIBLES IN EVERY LAND.
Exceeds All Other DooIs In Numbers
and In Tertiary Covered.

Exceeds All Othcr uOots In Numbers
aud In Territory Covered.
That most wonderful. most bcauti-
full and most sacred Of all books. the
bible. exceeds all others In the ex-
tent Il It's circulation. no. only in
numbers, bat In pom. OF territory
over which It's circulation extends.
says Harper's Young People, Trans
lations have been made in almost
every known Language. The Amcri-
can bible society alone has printed 1t
in tho following tongues;
English, Welsh. French; Basque
Pyrcnces). Spanish. Castilian East.
ern SPAIN. Portuguese. Norwegian
lin German typc). Arabic. syriac
(ancicnt). Syrinc tmodcrn). Arabic.
(Mesopotamia), Ebon tslarshall ISL
and). Kusaien (Strong's island). Gil
bert islands. Ponspo tAsccnsion isl
ands), Swedish lin German typcl.
Finnish Din German ,ypcl. Dutch.
German. Polish. Hungarian. Bohe.
mian Din Roman type,) italian, Bull
garian, EsthoniaD (l.ussia). Esthon.
ian (Dorpsat). Armenian lancient,
Armenian Cmodorn). Magyar (Yucs.
tam. Mor;!ocl. Hawaiian. Iuln.
Bcnga (Wost Africal. Grcbo. West
Africa). Mpongwc Cwost Africa.
Dikelo yves, Africa. Mohawk. Chloe
taw. Cherokee. Seneca Dakota
0libway, Muskogcc. Delaware, Noz-
Pcrces
Tho British aud Foreign bible so.
cioty has, besides printing the books
Ia the language, above named. put
forth editions In 200 other tongues
aud dialects. including twenty-f four
native African dialects. and includ-
Ing every nation In Europe, Asia.
Africa and Australasia
Everywhere In the world the holy
writ Il being sent When Stanley
made his tour OF Central Africa tons
Of volumes were ~ bo found among
his supplies. and the authorities
quoted announce that thousands Of
copies are oven now travelling on pack
and on slodgo through the frozen
polar regions TO people who have not
only never heard Of this book. but 10
whom books Of any sort whatever are
entirely unknown II Is estimated
that H. ninety yoaro tho bible socio-
ties Of America and abroad have dis.
trlbuted over 2JD, 90. 900 copies.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
RocKERIEs IN GARDENS.


Where Ferns aud Other Plants May Ec
Mad6 Elective!
Ono of The plcasantcst features in
gardening for small places is rock
cry. that is to say, small banks or
bluffs, made OF projecting stones and
earth. in which certain kinds Of
plants love to grow. A considerable
degree of taste is, however, required
in order to make these little rocker.
les ornamental The great idea
should be to make thom look Us
natural lis possible,
1t Is not uncommon TO SEQ little
mount of stones and earth of this
character In tho center OF n grass
plot far away and disconnected with
any other artificial features. says
Meehan's Monthly. These rarely
look we'll, they arc entirely out of
place, but II they can no made to APP
pear us II they were being projected
from some bank, or us II thoy sprang
out OF the ground In some natural
way, tho effect is very different.
Under the shades Of trees especial
ly little rock garden cad be made
particularly effective by the use of
ferns and other shade loving plants.
The great effort in all these attempts
should be to make art and nature
seem to gradually merge the ono into
the other II Is great dividing
limo. tho gulf between the two. which
renders hideous very often that
which might be beautiful. both from
n natural and artistic point OF view.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

A Harlem family on going 10 Europe lr:t
their nou-s "a charge of sn aid man who was
10 look after II during the absence of the
family. They also left behind them u large
dog. There wns nm nrin chair In the back
room In which the dog frequently took nnp.
The old man also found the chair very COM
Portable, but M hr did not feel like taking
nny risks he rcsorted To strategy. lie would
20 10 the window aud new like ont. The
dog would then jump out OF the chair and
rush 10 the window 10 bark nj thu cht, where
upon the old gentleman would quietly take
possession OF The chair. One day when tho
old gentleman WINS In the chair tho dog came
Into tho room. Taking In tho situation, he
put his four paws On the window ALL aud
bnrtcd firiousiy. This old gentleman. think.
Ing there was somebody In the yard, got out
Of the chair hnrrlcdiy aud vent To the win.
dow 10 ace who was IN tho yard, whcfcnpon
the Dog jumped into the chair aud kept pos
session Of II, gtowilng omlnounly Whenever
tlic old inan came near him. There wa. no
body at all In the yntd
The state herald., 1893-06-23
THE koYPr or TO-DAY.

Described BY Alfred Mliusr, Late Under
Secretary fer Finance
'lmaglne people The most docile
and Gocd tempered in the world in
the grip Of q religion the most intol-
Grant and fanatical. Imagine this
people and this faith, oongenial In
nothing but their conservatism, flung
into the maelstrom 81 European rest
lossness And Innovation. Imagine o
poultry full of turbulent foreigners,
whom Its police cannot arrest except
aagrante delicto. whom its courts eans
not try except for the most insight
tcant ofieases. Imagine the govern
ment OF this country unable to legis-
late for these foreigners without tho
consent Of q dozen distant, powers,
most of them Indifferent and some OF
them ill-disposed.
"iuaagine 1t carrying on its princi-
pal business in q foreign tongue.
which yet Is not tho tongue Of tho
predominant foreign race. Imagine
1t struggling to meet the clamorous,
growing needs Of to-day with q
budget vigorously fixed according to
the minimum requirements Of the
day before yesterday. Imagine the
decree Of this government liable to
DO set at naught by courts OF its own
creation. Imagine Its policy really
inspired and directed BY tho envoy
Of foreign state. who In theory is
only onc-and not even tho dozen
OF large number Of such ENJOYS. and
the chief administrative power
WELDED by man who, In theory, Is
moro adviser without executive
functions Yes, imagine all these
things, and thon realize that they
arc no 'Mikado'-like invention OF
comic opera. no nightmare OF some
constitutional theorist with dis
ordered brain, but prosaic. solid fact
an unvarnished picture OF the DO.
litical Egypt OF to-day."-England in
Egypt.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction to millions and
not with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
neyA Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
THE ADIRONDACK FOREST.
seward wsbb's Alleged object In nuiid.
Ing n O7-Miie Fcnce.


A paragraph has been widely circulated
which sets forth that Or. Seward Webb has
ncloscd with wire fence, u miles In cir
cuinierencc, Il trsck of land In the Adlron-
dack mountains, add something OF criticism
hat II should be possible for rich man 10
obtain 50 great tract ms this ms becn
written. II is quito true that DR.. Webb has
thus enclosed a great natura! park which he
ow 70 in the Adirondack, but according 10
the Philadelphia, irtss the enclosure was not
made so that plebcian ice. should not tread
these wilds, but was put up Tor I've purposes,
one to prevent poachers, OF whom there arc
many, from killing deer aud other game upon
that preserve, and the other was TO keep out
timber thieves, for the Adirondack wilderness
u reported to be full OF thcss yandnls. When
iJr. Webb bought this tract III land In the
Adlroniaehs he found that the COMMERCIAL
spirit had penetrated this superb wilderness
and was rapidly denudlng 1t " us forests:
He determined To preserve us large ,fsHt oil
laid ns he could obtain. to secure the services
OF the ablcst fo.cstcrs be could lind. and 10
place them In charge Z! Mi. tract 20 hs TO
cultivate forestry upon scientific p''ncfples
lie tempted from the Smithsonian Institute"
man who Is regarded as the highest author
lty on forestry, at least In America, ana
placed him In charge, and with able assistants
this man has undertaken the work OF forestry
IN q Magnificent scale upon that preserve,
His work, his methods mud his experiences
will be reported with scientific accuracy and
the results given 10 the world, VIII, the ex-
ception Of one or two preserves In France
perhaps one In England, there is no oypcr,'
'hrnt IN forestry which will be like this 30
far ns Is Known anywhere In the world. The
work will cost Il grea, deal OF money, and
there will be nothing OF pccunlsry profit In II
to DIR. Webb. There are several other large
preserves In the Adirondack, come Of them
being maintained more especially for the
pleasures of the gun and rod, while upon
others tho study OF forestry will be carried on
although not upon 90 extensive scale rs
that which viii bc employed upon DIR. Webb's
preserve. Df. Webb hopes also 10 he success-
ful In deer breeding, his own experience 10
the Adlrondacks being that, In the course Of
few years, at the rate Of slaughter which
has prevailed, deer will bccomr practically
extinct there
The state herald., 1893-06-23
JUMPING olRAFFEs.
Frightened Animals That Scale Tcnc
Over Ton Feet In Mpirht.

Frightened Animals That scalc q Tencs
Over Ton Feet In Height.
II used to DO an amusement and
also duty to mo to try and show the
animals to native gentlemen when
they camo from their country seats to
visit Calcutta. and | invariably In
vited them to come with mo to see
the zoo; says writer in Longman's
Magazine. think that the giraffes
puzzled them most Ono OF the fine
old Hindu noblemen with whom i
have many time been out tiger
shooting on his own property, sug-
gested that the giraffe was n now
sort OF tiger, but he was comforted
and convinced Thsr he saw thom On.
the branch of tree ffoih MY hands.
I wish Una. he could have teen
present to witness Perform
anee by this pair Of giraifes, which |
did not ace myself, though Fortunate
II Lord William Berssford saw it and
told me OF Il.
On the morning OF the ddeeu's
birthday Beresford was riding past
the giraffe Enclosure whom feu do
jolo was fred by the soldiers OF
native infantry regiment, whose quar-
tcrs are, not far distant from the 200.
At the first fourd 81, Tho firing tho
giraffe's werc startled. Wien the sec
ond round cano they took to theif
heels and jumped clean over tho
fence Of upright gurran or w.!tle
sticks, about ten feet high, that sur
rounded their inclosurc. When tho
third round came the CRATES were so
ptizzled that they turned round and
popped oyer tho fence agdin, and
sought refuge in the house in which
they were lodged at night 1t is u
great pity that asportsman fnd rider
like Lord William Bcrcsford, who saw
this strange sight. had not mount
on one OF the giraifes.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
August
Flower

Miss c. G. MccLAvE, School.
teacher. 753 Park Place, Elmira, N.
Y. This Spring while away from
home teaching my first term in a
country school was perfectly
wretched with that human agony
called dyspepsia. After dieting for
two weeks and getting no better, a
friend wrote me, suggesting that l
take August Flower. The very next
day purchased a bottle. l am de-
lighted to say that August Flower
helped me so that l have quite re-
covered from my indisposition." o
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Mrs Bndcn.Powcll. OF tho scots
guards. has dcylscda method for sig.
mailing at night by means Of paper
ilro balloons. which nrc mado TO lift
n string OF "bcads" OF quick. burn.
Ing composition attached 20 u piece
OF quick match. 10 ~ 10 spell out
words ON system slmilnr TO the dot
md DASH" or Morse plan Tho bal
loon Is Inflated By no, air. ard tho
message" string Is attached. Tho
portability Of the apparatus Is an I'm.
por,nnt feature,
The state herald., 1893-06-23
beware Of Ointments for Cstarrh That
Contain Mercury,

As mercury aiil surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely derange the whole
system when catering II through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi.
clans, ~ the dntnsyc they viii 10 ~ rrii ION
10 the good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls CatarTh Cure, manufactured by y. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., eonthius no mer.
cury, and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
sJstcm. In buying llalls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. II is taken Inter.
naliy, and made In Toledo, Ohio, by 7. ].
Cheney & Co. Testimonial. free.
s2-sold by Druggists, price soc. per bottle.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
NAY TIN

The lilaos are sweet In the hedyea
The roses cling by the wall;
Out In the blossominy orchards
hear tho robins call
Rowing the young, green grassy
The Southland br9excs blow
Sweet with the breath Of yto' It's
That blossomed long ago
After the storm and tempest;
Such calm, such peace doth come;
After the long, cold winter,
Sunshine and summer bloom.
And my henrt that thro' the winter
Was frozen with doubts and fears,
SYells. out with Thesis buds OF May time,
U'erhowing with grateful tears.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

"whIlc wa. In England says one wo-
man, II was told Of an American, who, on
his hrst trip on an English railway. quite held
hi. breath al the rapid running When his
nervousness rather oyersame him lac APP
preached the guard.
~ ssy, guard" he ycnturcd, this Is pretty
fast travelling for safety, isn't mr.
"oh, no slr,n replied the guard, 1--WE never
run of the line here"
"But.' ,ald the Yankee quickly, resentlng
the patronage, 1t Is MT the llne. I'm afraid
Of running on your COMPOUNDED little island. ("
-Nsn lork TIME.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Fever and nguo, and It's conrrner. bilious r..
mittrbt. besides affections u the stomach.
liver and bowels. produced by tninsmaiio air
and water, are both rradicaied and prevented
by the usu Of Hostatior's stomach Differs. u
purely vegetable elixir, indortrd by phyHl.
clans, and more extensively used NJ d remedy
many others, than amy medicine Of Tho age,
A 1snsuid circulation, n torpid state OF tho
liver, n want of yiini stamina, af~ conditions
They rae. however, surely femedird by tho
great preventive. which by inyisofntiht the
system and endowlnr II with regularity "a
well rs slgor. Provides u with = resisting
not only Of u nias rial type, hut host ~ others
10 which feeble and III regulated sysiem. nfs
eubi~rt Tho ttitters ntr n safe ~ well ~
searching eradicnnt. and have widely super
Ntded that dangerous drug lulnlnr, which pal
iiatru hut does nat eradicate unlnrla
The state herald., 1893-06-23
Strangers Around thu Cradle of Liberty.
Tim pop,ilntIon of Massachusetts Ia

rapidly becoming conglomcrntc.
boston Ia ono Of tho great Irish cities
Of tho world. There aro already SOW
oral hundred thousand frcnch-cnna-
dians and n large number Of other
Canadians In the state. Tho Greek
colony IN Boston has become 40 large
ihnt Creek paper has boon started
In that city, and riot the other day
The state herald., 1893-06-23

"sho was couriod by u poor young
man aud rich young man. and II
took her u long tItno to decide which
she loved the more"
"Did she como 10 u dociHionr'
"Yos. she married ono Of them"
"And the poor young man h still n
bachelor"
"Ycs How on earth did you know
which shn mnrrlodP"
The state herald., 1893-06-23
HEALTH is WEALTH.

Bs. n. q. wrsf'a srnyt lrp rslf- TREATMENT,
. fu.rahi,ai spacihr for N rsous rfp-tratol
rau,ei by the use II slo ihol of ihar o, io-. IT
Poser In althsf Sos, Involuntary In-f-ss ND SPAR
InaiDfrhOsa r.us.f b. oyrr.stnriinn ~ tn biai
.sf shns- nr ntsfinlnsuneai IL h hos etniains
onn p"nihs treatment il.il b., or b1rsi
suafanis H. cure, tor n % cent by mall prepaid
~ tst.pt ~ idea. john Ansllin. Druggist, litn
lAth ISu, fuln
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Mohamedans calls attention to tho
presence Of Asiatic races IN the state.
The old Bunker Hill monument is
witnessing remarkable changes in the
character OF the population.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Miss Sharpe mot you on tho
street last night. MIR smythc. but
you wcrc no disguised didn't roalizc
who |, was until you had pissed.
Choily smythc- Disguised -aw--
beg pardon. but howp
Miss sharrc-why. ypu dldn', have
0 cigarette yon do le9k 50 odd -.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

liusbnnd-You'vc boon worrying
mo for fiyo years because you were
not ns w.ll dressed M Mrs. Scxtdoor.
wife-Wcllp
well hc's failed - can't pay his
dcbts"
ibid he owo you anything"
mo-
'lIumpi can't 500 what that has
The state herald., 1893-06-23

The Grcproof BANCROFT HOTEL. Caiu-
met Ave and Goth St, Chicago IA largo
rooms, Is the place for you TO stop. Yates ono
dollar, Meals 30 cents, Near Worlds Fair
grounds. Write for circulars to reserve roo'ns.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Talking about McGlynn, saiolll and ecelesi'
atlcal matters, whcn a communication 81 n
newspaper 4. thrown Ia the waste basket Ia II
not 81 communicated
The state herald., 1893-06-23

DO not Judge by appearances The man
who pulls The Indicator strap to stop horse
car may rot be- rich.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

A Texas ;,oman who wanted TO throw her
self Into her husbands grave has just mar
ricl "A lIrhtniu prod man
The state herald., 1893-06-23

"chnngc of lIfo"; women approaching
confinement; nursing mothers; and ey-
cry woman who Ia "run-down or over
worked, Il Il u medicine that builds up,
strengthens, aud regulates, no matter
what tho condition OF the system.
Its mn invigorating, restorative tonic,
soothing and braelDg neryinc. and the
only guaranteed remedy for female
complaInts- and weaknesses. In bear
ing-down sensations periodical pains
liberation. Inflammation, and every kin
dred aIlmcn,, II II ever iailA 10 benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

The President has gone feeling. They say
Growers eye never wanders when he Is watch
iuc, for a Bile
The state herald., 1893-06-23

GRAIN fta sfyppsd fire. W III EtiNr's enrAF
.pA,. Iyatjsrl. No nj after Tn; days use. ksr
,eous rrrs TTsnitsa Hnd q % tal hote free 10 fs
,a... sand 10 Ia Eiina srh kt. PHILADELPHIA. A.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

No effort should he spared to head OF the
cholera. 4 single case Is an epidemic to the
inan " no get. L.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Foraker ia unlike a medical student II Is
common practice with HIN to cut people
dead.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

fon indigestion. constipation, sick head
sehc, weak stomach, dlsor,iered liyor-take
Beccham's Pills. For sale By all druggists.
II |. bad enough to break party ties, but II
isn't half ~ bad ms 10 have them work around
under your ear.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

"Hanson's Hfnric Corn salve."
Warranted to cure, or mrnsy feiuhu<u. Az
Iour arurgIst for II phes " cent?.
The state herald., 1893-06-23
lELP rs WANTED

by the women VINO
nrc alling and sui-
fering, or weak and
exhausted. And, TO
every such woman,
help Is guaranteed
by Doctor Pierce's
fayorltc Prcscrip-
tlon. For young
glrla Just entering
womanhood; wo-
n..n nj tIa. .tttlaaI
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Or. Shoops Restorative Nerve Pills cent FREE
with Medical Book TO prove merit, for &c stamp.
Drusn!sts. ei,c Dn. SnOor. Boz wv. .Rncine VIZ.
The state herald., 1893-06-23

Tears sprlnLlcd scro. no, highway ,cl,le
tho dust Of sorrow,
The state herald., 1893-06-23
CkLlAWAY & PARKINSON cT.sSA

1sinN 18Th ~, nna' is-fsnrn oneeas-sr-,
iiis.ssate nany carriage nsft ssraiits Hniri sui
cold ilivi spttl l. eani-, risstssar 18th -.sfy
rtffhs.n ~ I'M ut tnDfns ttms and -. ~.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-02-25

En- vista de los varios robos
noctnrnOs que Sc veddcaron hace
POGO en- la Plaza dc Arriba, eI
iuez de paz dc esa localidad, Don
Jesus Ma, Gallegosy Padilla, nom.
bro dos polieias para que en- u.
nion del soto-alguacial velaran In
plaza dc noche. Esta polieia son
los sres. Victor Jaramillo Y Reyes
,.'.',.,no sabemos su apellido.
Esios sehores han cumplido como
hombres con su deber y por con,
signiente los abuses han parade,
Don JesusIto merece credlto por
10 que hizo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-02-25
NUN. 4.
Jorge Washington.

esta semana las voces de los ora.
dores resoaar con las alabanzas
de Washington. Y con mucha
razon Sc han empleado de ese gran
homOre nuestros oradores, pues
no hay nombre en- esta ilustre
naclon que despierte en- nuestra
memorla recuerdos mas gratos y
tiernos que el nombre de este
Cincinatus del Oeste.
Jorge Washington naci6 en- 81
condado de Westmoreland, Virgil
nla, el dia ~ de Febrero de 1882.
POGO que sc sabe de su vida in.
venil fuera de algunas anecdotas
presefyadas por su bi6grafo
Weems, 10 demas esta enyuelto
en- ImpenetrabIe oscuridad, debido
tai yez q su excesiva modestia.
puesto que el fuG siempre enemigo
de toda alabama propia. Su vida
como joven fu6 en- conformidad
con Ia demas familia de Virginia
que estaban en- regulares circuns.
tancias siendo sns oeupaciones
principales las de cazar y pezcar
como tambien la atendecia de sus
plantaciones en- su rancho 4 10 que
anadia una poca de lectura dc yez
en- cuando. Tuvo solo una educa.
cion etementaria muy defectiva;
pero 10 que no pudo suministrarle
q arte SO 10 hahia proveldo de sute
mano Ia naturaleza, pues poseia
un Julcio despejado y serene.
una voluntad LENA de rectitud.
y un yalor Incompatible. Estas
eualldades muy prontC le atraie.
ron Ia atencion de los gobernado-
del estado y al romper la guerra
francesa q India fue nombrado
agente Y jefe por 81 Gobernador
Dlnwiddie, De aqui para adelanto
alo a conocer las grandes posibili.
dad que yacien ocultas dentro de
81 modesto exterior, y su esca.
pc extfaordinario en- Ia derrota de
Braddork, como tambien la singu.
Ian discresion que us6 para impedir
que eleiercito de este faese exter.
mlnado totalmente por los indios y
Iraneeses hizo que nn ministro
colonial lleno de entusiasmu VI
admiration exclamara que Ell joyen
Washington en- no lnuy leiano dia
ilegaria d ser ell "salyador de SO
pdtria' profecia que "a amos des-
pues SO vi6 plenamente cumpIida
en- 1888 con el rendimiento do
Lord CORVALLIS, Y el reconooi-
miento por la gran Bretana de la
independence Americana. Tai
fue Jorge Washington, ell mas
ilustre americana que ha nacido
hombre que SO hizo grande, sin
hacer NADIA dc 10 que deslumbra &
la Imagination, sin hacer NADIA de
extraordinario, pero 81 cumpliendo
del plenamente con toGo 10 que
de el exigia ell deber Gu cualqulera
circunstancia que 80 yi6 colocado.
Por ESQ sn conducta fa6 colmada
desde entohces dc todo g6nero do
elogios y por ESQ tambien gu
memoria es ahora J siempre sera
bendeclda y ensalzada por todos
los hombres mientras que arda EN-
los pechos de estos, el fuego
abrasador de Ia libertad fundada
sobre Ia Justicla y los derechos
sacrosantos de la humanidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-02-25
ABsToR M0NToYA.

El difunto estadista james &,
Blaine no mprl6 despues de todo
como han muertO Ia mayor parte
de los estadlstas americanos, sin
mas caudal que ell apreoio y adml
raclQn 10 sus Conoiudadanos, pues
segun So testamento que fue apro'
bado en- la semana pasada deja d
su viuda Ia no despreciable v de
ninguna manera, diminuta suma dc
Sl,O0O,0OO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-02-25

Muri6 en- Albuquerque ell 21 del
ocrriente Don Juan Apodaca. 4
los 60 amos de su pefe sriuaciou
mortal.