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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
G1ll.R "GfEI 8Iil.a " 1. ssa!a.Iu

Esta muy acreditada marca dc coryeza d
detalla ga los principales establecimientos dc la
Capital y de ID Isla, sus Cualidades estomaca
les y buen gusto 81 paladar son inguperableU
sus agentea para toda Il Isla.-- Oalgos ! o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

La R8IOTmaQa ESp8lalZa. ssssH' s8s@ia g aaiss e
bitaciones muy tescas7 SDesea ugted conner
bien2 Pues acuda "a RgormadG Esporaasa
calle de Il Princesa ne Z, Marina, Capital Pre-.
Cios q alcance do todas las fortunan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Aver So inscribIeRon en 81 Registro Civil
del Juzgado municipal de Catadral, las defuncio.
nes az y Jaims Barcsl6 Muntaner, da paroIi.
ditia irfscciona 81 Exsmo. : ntmo. ST. ~.
Juan Antoaio PUG Monserrat de entero colitin
&g1da, b vi nacimi8nta IA Dleman0ia RedrfQuez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

IVA CoEREspcADnNCrA as vsnda ca C60uan,
NJ IA calla de "a Palma ssquina { n AZ Sann,
aasde Asl tFap ds n tRrdp 81 adslaat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
Sc d8S9a tOHaP 25O s:'ss Z. J. q. q. DsI5 !

Sagnros de vida de q mportante Compaiiia M
Sol del Canadk por 1000 pesos giendo dioha poll
g inCaducablo. InformarSn ealle del Sol ndmo
TO "a altos. a.
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UNA EAMLLM

Para fumar purou puros de Vuelta Abaio
hay que comprar loR de Il marca Pastaqds de Il
Habana que venden CoreCsdO Rermano1 O.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
Abeytia W.. VO0rh ees.


The contemplated infamy by the Colfax
county Democratic administration was
consummated yesterday. The county
commissioners met and canvassed the
votes for senator from this district and
decided against A. G. Voorhees,, who was
fairly and honetly elected.-Raton Range.
The Range knows that our county com
missioners have no jurisdiction whatever
over the Mora board. That board certi-
fed that Abeytia's majority IN that
county was LOG; Union certified that his
ma jority there was 20; and this board
could do nothing else but issue the certi-
fcate of election to the one who received
the majority, as certified by the differ
INT counties in the district, regardless Of
what fraud may be behind them-just as
they issue certificates on the face of the
returns. The duty Of the beard of this
county was merely clerical, without any
judicial power whatever, and when the
Range calls it an infamy on the part of
our board, it either does so from desire
to maliciously prejudice the public, or
else it is ignorant of the law.
We do not pass an opinion on the &C.
ton of the Mora board, for we are not in
formed as to the merits of their reasons
for excluding that precinct, and We do
nor rush in to criticise when We are unin-
formed.
This is serious charge, and If the
Range has unwittingly made it, its only
honorable course is to state the facts, as
any one can see the certificates on file,
and any lawyer, even Mr.. VOORHEES, him.
self, can inform the Range Of the law
Springer Stockman.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
THE CAPITAL AGAIN,

What meaa, low and contemplate
spectacle the Albuquerque Citizen makes
of itself, when, for no other reason than
to depreciate property values in Santa Fe
county. it persists in besmirching its edi-
torial page with such rot as this:
Some fine morning the people of Santa
Fe will wake up and find that the capital
has taken wings to Las Vegas, Socorro,
Los Cerrillos or Albuq uerque."
OF course, tho fair-minded people of
the territory quite understand the true
animus of all this. They recognize it as
merely another cheap-john trick to try
and bolster up the value of property
owned by certain broken-bank real estate
sharks at Albuquerque. The same set
tried the still-hunt of buying up the legis-
lature two years ago in favor Of capital
removal--and failed, and then their bank
failed, and this was followed in turn by
the failure of hundreds of poor men,
women and children to recover any sort
Of recompense for the thousands of dol
lars of their hard earned savings that
went up in that collapse, all wasted in a
vain endeavor to remove the capital from
Santa Fe to Albuquerque. The Citizen
knows this to be true. It knows that if
Albuquerque ever at any time had pros
pect of securing the capital that prospect
is now forever gone, hence it has to vent
its petty spite in such filings as that
above quoted. The Citizen is invited to
come again!
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

JUDGE A. B. FALL, as honest and con-
sclentieus a judicial officer as ever occu-
pied the bench ID New Mexico, is a very
great thorn in the side of Republicanism
as exemplifed by the Albuquerque Citi-
zen. The trouble with the Judge seems
to be that he gets to the Founta head
of the question, and this is such an un-
reasonable thing, in the eyes of the Las
Cruces colonies and jackals, that they
have to conjure up all manner of vicious
things for publication in the Citizen to
try and play even. As usual, the Citizen
is made fool Of for vicious partisan
purposes the funny part about it
is, that its editors haven't sense enough
tt, 900 IL
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

President Cleveland is against the admis-
sion of New Mexico serves nc longer to
have any sort of effect upon western
people. Mr.. Cleveland has heretofore
taken special pains to express his favor
able sentiments toward the people of
New Mexico and has said in plain and un-
mistakable language that he would be
pleased to afix his signature to an act Of
that would admit this territory
as state. The gold-bug Republican Or
gans will have to hunt up some other
acare-croW
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

FAIR miRded Republicans admit that
the Democrats have majority in the
forthcoming legislative council, and there
is no question as to how the next house
will be organized since Garcia, Demo
crat is found to be elected in Rio Arriba
county, and there has been developed
such COARSE and unrefuted frauds on the
part of the Republicans In Dona Ana
Collar and Union counties, to say moth
ing of the notorious state of affairs in
Bernalillo, Valencia and Rio Arriba
counties,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

This country does not belong to the
trusts and monopolies and no single vic
tory can give it to them," says the little
giant tariff reformer from West Virginia.
Brave and earnest words these, but their
special beauty consists in this, that they
tersely set out truth that meets with a
responsive echo in the heart of every
true Democrat. What do the Republi-
cans think about itf
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
bilities

The announcement. is made from Wash
ington that there will be no further revis-
ion of the tariff schedule at the present
session of congress. While the New
MEXICAN regrets to see that disregard of
platform pledges is still popular in SEN
atorial circles, we will try to bear it in
silence, if the senate will only pass our
statehood bill and then join with the
Democratic house in remedying without
delay the country's present miserable
Republican financial system.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

THE presidents last message, coupled
with the coming plan Of Secretary Car.
Isle which he SO cordially endorses, seems,
in the opinion of the press of the country,
to get "gooder and gooder the more you
ohaw it," However, it needs to have some
silver injected into it, and Bland is yet
on deck to attend to this feature.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

The Sierra County Advocate refuses to
publish the presidents message except at
regular advertising rates. At last &C.
counts the president still lived. Perhaps
though he had not seen the Advocates
announcement. When the last issue of
that paper does invade the White house
portals and falls before the executives
eye, there is no telling what will happen.
In fact, we tremble to think Of the posi-
bilities
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

THE southern newspapers, which have
q habit of going into violent chllls and
Mysteries whenever Wall street is men
toned, are very much delighted at the
presidents message.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

The A. P. A. being dead set against
New Mexico's admission, the progressive
citizens of the territory must work
together if they would succeed in attain
ing the coveted goal.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
Notice to shareholders,

The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the First National Bank
of Santa Fe, for the election of directors
for the ensuing year and for the transact
tion of such Other business as may come
before the meeting, will be held at the
banking house ia Santa Fe, N. NJ, on
Tuesday, January 8, 1895, at 8 o'clock p.
m. At this meeting proposition will
be submitted to the shareholders to
amend article three of the articles of as
ISOLATION of the bauk by reducing the
number of directors from seven to five
JOHN H. VAUGHN, Cashier.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, December s, 1894.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
A WORKOUT YARN,

The St. Louis Globe Democrat is bit.
terly opposed to the admission of New
Mexico az state. This is notorious
fact, hence its oft.repeated yarn that
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12

Ds-The New MEXICAN is the oldest news
paper in New Mexico. 1t is sent to every
Post Office in the Territory and has large
tad growing circulation among the intelli-
gent aud progressive people Of the south
vest
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
~ Entered as Second Class matter at the |
Santa Ee Post Office.
All contracts and bills for advertising pay.

Able monthly.
all communication intended tor publica-
ton mast be accompanied by the writer's
aame and address-not for publication-but
as evidence of good faith, and should be ad-
dressed to The Editor Letters pertaining to
business should be addressed
New MEXICAN Printing Co.,
Santa Fe. New Mexico,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
PRESS COMMENTS.
mot GUILTY."

Andy Laird points with pride to his
past record and solemnly assures the
citizens of Grant county that he is not
guilty.-Lordsburg Liberal.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II.

THE New Mexico press has an impera-
tive duty to perform just now in fully
exposing the frauds practiced in the late
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
J. B. BRADY,

Dentist. Rooms in Kahn Block, over
Spitz' Jewelry Store. Office hours, to
IL a. M; to SPIN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
T. F. CONWAY
f. A. FIsKE,

Attorney and counselor at law, P. o. Box
CT" Santa Fe, N. NJ, practices in su-
preme and all district courts of New Mex.
leo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
HENRY L. WALDO,

KENNY u. WAIDOI
Attorney at Law. Will practice in the
several courts of the territory. Prompt
attention given to all business intrusted
to his care. Office in Catron block.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FRANCIS EROSION, M. D.,
Prince Block, Palace avenue. Office hours,
10 to II a. NJ; 80 to $3.50 p. m. Special
attention given to diseases of the res.
piratory system.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-12
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

GEO. W. KNAEBEL,
Office in Griffin block. Collections and
searching titles speciality.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13

,wans einYdlD, nta6dme, iuetI id
Bic edten @teine bier, febtn STE, an
bieIsr GteIre geribt bate"
Il rWie, ste baben lie audb geribtg"
fragte Mrs. gilbert NIT tonloIsr
Stimnte.
r,yn, i1 iab has unsliid fomnsen,
unb neil Mabume lidf anf MIDI b0=
rsn pollten, Iegte i1 geitsrn bie Smis
tationsiteine in bic @hnudfhule. unb
bamit ih ftets tpiibts, tpelaes bic ed=
ten Steine feien, ribte id fie fluser
Weife an ben @9lieben. -"
Meiter fam bic Huge 3ofe rtiht,
benn ibre Qerrifl begat1rl, tpd6rihsin@
lih BON Sreube iiberndltigt, an allen
@liebern 3ii 3ittern unb fiel in eine
5tpeite, biesmal ieboa shte Sbnnaht,
aus ipel9er iie Niemunb 3i tpefen
fudte, benn Wlorp rannte fhnurs
'itrads in bic 8eiinbsitube unb err
sdblte nit fihtlidem Stolae, SeberS
mann, Der es 1Drsn tpplIte, ipie bur9
ibre fluse @Drausii1t bic edten Brill
lanten serettet tpurben. syat ebenfo
RAID als borber perhreitete ii1 bic
sliidlide Menbung Der 8riGanterl@
iMffaire, llnb pdbrenb Mrs. @ilbsrt
,aus ibrer 8etGubung ertpadte unb am
3liebiten redt tiidtig getpeint bate,
ImuBte fte BEN nunberbaren !0eredng
,,bes 9iebitabls uniersn gtepprtern
sbadrflein er3dblen unb 81 biefer ab=
,Iheuli6en 2iise nod elm iiberaus 5uz
|friebenes @eitht MAIDEN. ., bas mar
'benn bod cine alIau barte Strafe!
.Ni9t senus baran, famen am anbez
Iren Sage ale 5reunbinnen unb be-
,gfiidipiinfbten iie, bab bas fre9e
.@auneritiidGben 10 glinpfli9 abselau=
fen mar. 11nb Mrs. @ilbert mubte
ftets sliidlih lddeln, ipdbrenb iis in
Wirtli9teit bpr Nerser bdtte plaben
.mDsen.
Smmerbin blieb ibr bic @enuqtbu=
ung, baB fdmmtlide Nen Yorter
.8ldtter iiber ben San bsribtsten lnb
liie in fstten 2ettern Die Dame NIT
ben sroben 8rilanten" senannt
tpurbe. Sic dllein puBte, baB fortan
5ipet ipertblcfe Steine tbr Sbrldppz
den f6Htiidten, bod oa iie bas ieltz
fame @ebeimniB forgfaltig biitete, be-
tpunberte bic Melt AUDI fernerbin lire
eroBen 8riuanten, unb tpenn Der neiz
bif9e Slid man9sr Oamen baran
baftsn blieb, freute it6 Wers. Gtlbert
nod na6 ipie aubor. l1nb 10 tparen
eigentli9 alIe Sbeile sufriebengeitent,
Der. 8roipn aus Chicago inbeariffen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13
Cine Sd)0nbeitsidnle.

Oidens ersGblt BON elmer 2ebrerin,
bic tire Sdiilerinnen bic WDrter
rprunes, prisme, pptatoes" einiae
Dubenb Male binteretnanber ausfpres
hen lieB. Die1e WDrter Derlansen elm
lebbaftes 2ippenfpiel, nit getniffenen
Hippen brinst man iie ni9t beraus.
Sic ipollte auf btefe Wsile betpirfen,
baB Der Munb ibrer 30glinse Elm am
genebmes, betpegltdes Mus1eben er<=
bielte. Die Sbee bat fi6 cine geniale
pariferin, Mabame Mlbertt, au Nube
gema9t. Sic bat cine S9ule erri9@
tet, in Der bic ilingen Oamen, fals iie
bdBli9 iinb, biibfA gu iein, fans iie
T9on biibf9 iinb, nod biel biibf9er 5m
tperben lernen follen. Da gtbt es
unterri9tsfurfe fiir .8lide"; man
lernt, tpie man leinen Nusen ben bor@
tbeilbafteIten Musbrud au ge6en bat.
Da gibt es einsn NaIenfur1us, in tpel=
dem man bas perfiibrerilhe @ibriren
Der Nalenfliigel erlernt. Da gibt es
ben 2tppenfurfus, Der ii4 eng an bic
Metbobe Der DidensY1en @operneB
anfb1ieBt. Sinh bic Sdllertnnen
bur9 ibre eriten SdOnbeitsfurfs se@
fomrnen, bann seben iie in Die ngnz
lembleflafe" iiber, in Der fie bic einz
seln unb nadeinanber anselernten
Musbrudsmtttel gu glei9er 3eit in
Mftion au brinsen, gu einem ein3igen
fbDnen 9eli1tsausbrud aufammenauz
Ieben lernen. Sin tpetterer Rurius erS
Itredt iih auf bic pofe. Ramentli6
ri1tet Mabame Mfberti tbr 9ugenmerf
barauf, ibren 30glinsen bei3ubringen,
aub tpdbreno bes S6lafens cine
rdftbetifde poie" ein5unebmen, anitatt
rtpie Elm Sad" gu Iiegen. Die arnen
Mdnner, bic ibre Srauen aus Der
S6ule Der Maoame Mlberti erbalten
perben: bieie 5rauen iDerben Dor lauz
ter 8olIfonlmenbeit unertrGglin fein!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-06-13
@alomanns &ettung.

rN6 ia, meinte GOrlter Srsuber..
ger, init ben 9urben erlebt man allers
banb! Gum getfpiel lnien Walbmann
bort, Der jebt 70 barmlps beim Sfen
aiegt, als fDnnte sr ni9t Biz flint 3Gbs
fen, bat mir einn1al Elm 1dDnes @tiid'l
geIiefert. Denten sic ii9, fauft e,
fDdbrenb mir abtpeIenb 1inb, in Der
Borrdtbsfammer einen groBen &rug
bon Petroleum aus, Der bur9 Elm @erz
5eben ltnberf4loHen gebIieben mar. Sd
fntbede ndtiirlib bic Sadie bsim 6eiln=
fOmmen fofort. Der 9unb per6reitete
sinen penetranten GrbDlgsru9, llnb
sfin iammeriides eebnnfenes Masiez
ben fldrte uns RAID boGenbs auf.
Ehon griff i9 mad benz @eipebr an
ber Wunb, Inn Jpn nieberauf9ieBen,
fbe er langfam elenb 3i @runbe gina
= ba plDblih fprang bas Sbier mit
heiner lfBten Rraft ipinfeinb anf ben
HifH unb fbaute febniii9tig na9 Der
Edmpe bfnduf.
! s6ollabr rief i'd tpie fin Bib
tDar es mir bur9 ben Rcpf aefabren
raid einen laneen Dodt 6er -
Diellei9t 1T ben1 armen Rerl 70 nod 3u
helfen!1 Jm Nu mar Der Dodt aur
4anb, Sud, Malbmann - fuH
fd6n freifen!" rief id; mnb benfen
Sic fih, ber 6unb f1dat mid bauf.
bar an unb fdlingt bierauf bebutIam,
nm fem 2oH binein5ubeiBen, ben Idns
gen Dodt bfntg, 10 baB nar mod bas
Gnbe aus 5siner @nnause porHanb.
SO 3iinbete bosIelbe porii9tig an, bic
6amHe brennt, unb Malbmanr
Simmer etfDas barduf bIajenD, bamit iie
fbm niht bic G9nau5e psrfengte 80
1ibt gtpuIbig BEN eon3en Mbenb aIs
s1nfrtiDiQige JumilienIan,pe inmitten
nut btm Gif6 unb bleibf bic gan3e
4tdM bort. bis er tnbfi1 am nGHften
02orgen dusgsbranilt ipar. Die s5lam<
~ trlcid. ib nubna NIT leidtsr N}iibe
ben Domt bernls unb bas aefheiDte
6bier mar gertttet. gelt, WaIbI!S
VI.
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.sobO! go f9neGg Sn Dsldtr

.sobO! go fansla Sn iDsIdsr
MDlIeaa
.QIs GpinDsa In liriel Meoffd."
uQlb! Sebr gut! Cine 3ofenrollsl
Hm!1
syeBt purbe ber tpiirbtge Mann tpie'
ber gana Diettor lnb nit il1pers
fhdmkn 8lid aalb Son frug er: 19a@
ben sic auh gerabe Beines1
Gntfebt itanb SDbanna ob bieier
Grage ba unb fdaute tpie betdubt auf
ben Boben.
.gaa, jebt ipiI i9 fie nidt febenl
Mber bas fuge ieb Shnen, gerabs
9eine miifen Sk bdber, 1onit lit es
nidts nit bieier Hone! oerr pauli,
ahten sic barauf!'
: Sbne @ruB begab ii9 Der Director
in Elm Meben5tmrner.
|. pault Bat arttg, beinabe fiif bic
bebenDe Sobanna, ibm arl fplgen, er
tpolle ibr bas Roitiim gleid aeigen,
balnit iie, tpenn es ni9t gana paffen
follte, basfelbe umdnbern tonne.
Sobanna bate nod ntAt ibreSelbit=
beberrfhung tpiebergeippnnerl.
rSte aDgern9" fagte Der MegiHeur
nit lei1tent 8ebauerr. ,Die Mone
paBt Sbnen tpobl ntdte Sa, ntein
5rdulein, airnperlicb barf man beim
Sbeater nidt fein!"
nWer5eiben sic, i9 fiible mid ettpas
ansesrtffen - bas 4les tit mir 70
nelt - 70 iiberrafhenb - tpenn sic
geitatten, fonme i9 in elmer Stunbe
pieber suriid."
Sang tpie sic tporIen! Gs lit isbt
elf llbr, Biz atpei ubr bauert bic
Probe unb sic finben mid bis babirr
auf Der 8ubne! Muf WieberIeben!"
Mit Miibe gelangte Sobanna in's
Sreie, bier aber atbnlete fie erlei9tert
auf unb elite bann, tpie Dol, ssurien
gepettfdt, benz 8abnbofe au. Das
8enebnle1 bes Directors, bic 1iibe unb
besebrli9e Sreunbli6feit bes Hegifs
ieurs, bieie erite Role unb bann bpr
alien Dingen biefe enHebli9e syrage
bes Directors: dlles bas brdhte 1ie
duber fi6 unb aeigte tbr, in tpelae
Sflaberei iie ita bate beseber tpoIlen,
tie, bic bertpObnte 9o9ter rei9er unb
liebebplIer @ltern.
SIMMER bOrte iie Die entfebli9eSrase
bes Directors unb biefe syrdge trieb
Tie aus ber Stabt, trteb iie aus benz
9aufe ibrer Sante. 3tpei Sage fpG@
ter febrte iie IN Der glterl1 6dus 5uz
rid. Sic per5i9tete uuf 2orbser unb
8rone, feb ii9 bic 9ulbtsuneen bes
probifors aus Der 2Dtpenapotbefe se>
faIen unb bsiratbete benielben, na9z
bem er fi9 bonn @elbe Ieines S6tpiez
gerbaters eine Mpotbefe in Berlin gez,
tauft bate. \
8ts beute ift Sobanna nit ibrent
Satten unb ibrem Stanbe 5ufrieben.
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Ser fleiue l1ubefannte.

Sin Pbilantbrop. gliidlicber @ater
bon elf ainbern, fino.t zines Nbenbs
sinen fleinen Singsa BON Sc Sabren
auf Der StraBe, lp.lGs. bitterli9
tpeint.
.Was bait Du benn, f!eiuer
Mann2" fragt Der 0err.
sd babe mid Derirrt!" eripibsrte
Der Rleine.
.Dann fonlm' nit mir aa9 6aufe,
iA Derbe Dir etipas 81. elIen gcbea,
unb bann tperben mir peter Iebcn."
gu 9auie angetommen, linlmt Der.
pbilantbrop ben tletaen Sungen BET
Der 5anb unb iagt 81 feiner Grau:
rSieb' mai fer, Srauaen, bas.
RinO babe ib Dir initgebradt, itb
babe IS auf Der StraBe 5sfunben. Gin
Rtnb mebr ober tpeaiger falls be: unS
ia gar ni6t auf, iDir iDerbsn es heban~
beln, als ipsnn es unlsr eigenes
mare"
.Nber, Mann,s entsegrst bic Erdu,
,fennif Du benn Zen ..Sln5en nidta
Das 1T ia linier GarIhsn!"
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-16

There may be more pretty women in
Baltimore or in Cleveland, cities famed
for feminine loveliF ess, than there are
in Salt Lake, but if there are this de-
ponent hath not seen them. If the
prettiest of the pretty women in these
cities, or if you please in Kentucky.
were to be compared with our girls,
the home product would wear the blue
ribon just the same.- You can stand on
Main street any summer afternoon and
see troops Of the divine creatures going
by; and dressed-why, they know how
to dress better than anybody. They
are as perfect of form as any figure
that ever stood on any pedestal in any
art gallery in Europe. They have tints
on their. cheeks that put to shame the
colors on the peach. There is perfect
stream Of them flowing along before
your delighted eyes, and the longer you
gaze the longer you want to. At the
same time there are in this town some
of the worst, grizzley old bachelors to
be found anywhere on earth. Men in
whose lives no ray of sunshine ever
comes; men who sit on three-fleg-
ged stools and eat their meals alone;
men who have no more conception of
home and it's allurements than the
Democratic party has of good govern
ment, and all the time a portion of this
pedutS 10 SoihS 10 vase. why doH |
some of these men go and marry some
of these girls and move up to pepper
ton place to live? That is the place of
all others for love to thrive. What more
blessings can a man have than a per-
feet wife, and a perfect home in pop
perton? We are offering special in
ducements to married people, and will
make rates to those contempla ting mat
rimony. Don't be diffident about COM
ing to see US. All communications con-
fidential
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-16

Sells it.
Lessons of Life.

Horatius stood at the bridge and de-
fed the whole Tuscan army, and that
feat of arms has lived through centur-
les We have stood almost alone in
Salt Lake, and made the battle for the
highlands. Hundreds of thousands of
acres Of low-lands have assumed to be
in competition with ours, and almost
every acre has had a representative to
belittle the background. At times,
our weak voice has almost been
drowned by the clamor of the opposi-
ton; but we have always had an abid-
ing faith that after awhile, after the
mists of presentation have cleared
away, after time has demonstrated that
the waters, which fall on the just and
the unjust, inevitably reach the low
lands, after the people realize that
where view, health, conditions, pure air.
building restrictions and a superb sys-
tenn of rapid transit all conspire, there
in the end. the fine homes and high
priced property will be; and so we kept
on patiently, persistently, and we hope
intelligently educating the people.
Some of them are graduated, many of
them are in the senior class, and we
have entered more freshmen this year
than ever before in the history of our
school. The diploma we give is a war
ranty deed to lots in Popperton and
the possession of one of these deeds is
evidence that it's holder has reached the
time of ripe judgment, in the matter of
locations.