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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-23

that, ~ that rate, the sugar plant
ers could not compete with the
cheap labor Of other countries
The only, and decisive element,
N Determining the real value Of
labor il the brain behind It, together
with the zee Of mechanical con-
tri7ances. Put a negro ard the
average white man At the sane JOB,
IA the field, or the shop, and the
white man excels. Train the negro,
% the beat use Of his brain, and he
approaches the white man, IN r.
sGIts.
The large increase Of wages in
Europe and America, i due 20 the
enlarged methods Of training the
workmen 70 use thei- brains.
Jarvis writes that the average
product per acre Of the Koioa plan
tation in 1840, was 1900 pounds.
Vow, It il over 5000 pounds.
What has increased the product?
The brains ofthe master. What
will still further increase the yield?
The brains Of the Iaborer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-23

The employees Of the Hawaiian
Gazette Company, presented, last
evening, to Mr.. II. VI. Whitney, the
late manager Of the business office
Of the paper, silver pitcher, az a
testimonial Of the pleasant rela-
tions, which have existed between
them. In parting with their old
chief, they desired to enbody in
some substantial form, their appre-
citation Of these relations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-23
Iuttion SOILS.
James r. Morgan.
MOrtgagee's Notice OF Intention
to FOreclOse and of Sale.
NrOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

~ OJICE ID HEREB I'll En-
~ that pursuant 20 a power Of sale contained
In a certain chatteI mortgage bearing date the
10Th day OF March A. ID. 1884 made by CHARLES
GIRDLE X OF Honolulu Island OF Oahu, Hawaiian
leland, to James r. Morgan of said Honolulu
~ record IN the ONCE Of the Registrar OF Con-
yeyances in Liber ~ pages 453-455, and for the
breach Of conditions In said mortgage deed con-
tanned. 10 wit: nou-payment Of certain promis-
cory notes therein described, the mortgage
intends 20 fOrcclOse
Notice Is also given that the mortgage has
taken possession Of the property covered by
said mortgage and will cell the same at public
auction at the Auction Rooms OF James r.
Morgan on WEDNESDAY, October II, 1884, at
10 o'clock a. IN.
calico shirts. prs cOrsets, q doz white Linen
hdkfs, 795I doz white cotton hdkfs. doz colored
cotton bdKfs, - ll-i2 dOz lady's hose, IA dOz
white dress shirts. 9-l2 dOz Regatta shirts, Z
Pajama suits. black hats, "a doz lady's asst
st-ay. hate 90 doZ CIark- crochet cotton 1871
doz feather falOws. 2lh boxes Chadwick mend
ing cotton, pkgs Dutch linen braid, u doz pee
Dutch linen tape doz knitting sets, boxes
pcs cOiOred elk elastic. boxes TOrchon laces.
% pcs book muslin. p pcs white dress eOods. 10
pcs satin checks, 3 pcs white table damask, 3
pcs hnlr cord muslin, lady bIouses. lady
chemise-. / lady's apron, - doz Brooks cOlorod
machine spool thread, l-6 G. bone but
tons, doz knitting silk. 1912 doz silk
twist. doz dress preservers. 8 gro let buttons,
gro six buttons. - gro pearl buttons, boxes
pearl buttons, 3 cards buttons. Il chemises
wool shawls, pcs insertion, 40 pcs embroidery.
spcs nouncing. IL pcs cotton POngee. Is pcs
sateen, pcs muslin, 3 pcs dress goods, Is pcs
brilIiauts, pcs French cambria, l pc sateen
pcs spot muslin. pc shrting, pcs muslin, pc
elastic, pc brown linen. 3 pcs India Twill %
counters and shelving, chairs.
Purchase price In L. :. Gold Cold.
Dated Honolulu, September Il. 1894.
JAMES F. MORGAN,
BY his Attorneys, CARTER Il CARTER.
R9-The above ssle has been post
poned to =" EI NESDAY ,Uc ober oath.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-23
MODERATE VIEWS.

Ia IL 1ise fcr the enthusiastic
supporters Of annexation % raise
any issue with men who, ike Mr.
Magoon, do not favor annexation,
but, at the same time. are strong
supporters Of the Republic ?
The Republic, just nov, needs
all the support it can get, and il is
not wise 20 censure or antagonist
those who will stand by it, but
have not made up their minds that
absorption by the United States is
Z the best thing that can happen.
= We have enough race and other
issues before NJ, and quite sufti-
Gent TO confuse ~ without raising
any dispute about annexation with
those who are friendly 70 the Pc
public Many Of those who are
not prepared TO favor immediate
annexation are fully equal in in
telligence, brains, and wealth, and
patriotism to those who do favor it.
These men will not, and cannot, be
driven into changing their views
at once.
Some Of the most effective rea-
sons for annexation are not ap-
parent, and are not discussed pub
Iicly here, and have not, therefore,
come to the cara Of those who have
much at stake in the country, and
who will favor il whenever they
clearly understand the situation.
Aside from this matter, it is well
for Our annexation friends 20 IN
derstand that it is not good pol
itics 10 permit our enemies in the
States TO infer from the political
platform Of the dominant party
here that it cares more about trans
ferring the country than it does
about good government.
10 has been, more than once sug-
gested by the friends Of the Repub-
tic, in Washington, that il would
be a wige thing for the Americans
here, 10 moderate their cry for an
nexation, because the United States
will do just az it pleases about the
matter, and, they gay, it looks a
little suspicious that go many men
who have left their own great coun-
try, which needs millions more Of
people to develope It's vast re-
sources, are 20 anxious TO bring for
eign soil within the Federal juris-
diction. The enemies of the revo-
luton, everywhere, are expecting
disruption, or discussions among
those who have established the |
new order of things. He is, indeed,
a wise statesman who will control |
divergent views, and prevent dis
sensions, so that every man will en-
list, even if be don't quite like the |
music Of the marching column.
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Notice.

nUO%G WAH on * co. HAVE
" thin ia, putchns-h all the Interest,
81 Mr. Chop ~ la the firm ut
Qnohg Wal On 81 Go. - ItsnO'ulu and in
tbe branch stores Df QGong Wah Jan
- Kapts. D a,iai ionr 'ni Jan, lihnc,
Kauai aHd QHoIg Tel Jan. KaliLiwai,
KsHai ALd farther Eiys notice that Mr..
ttSg 3 10 "iil MT te fssi'Dnsibie Tor any
81 TIE . ~ - tie Abogs siaFs-,
ohof tih.
t~ifGi o.. peDbeF s, is34.
asii-iS
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Timely Copies
OGo6sY 10, zSc<.

the men nominated Saturday
night will be elected on Z
heads win tails you
lose" principle The fact that
there IS no opposition, no
second or third party in the
field for political honors takes
away from the election any of
the deep interest shown by the
people Of San Francisco
whose municipal and even
state politics are in the hands
Of Burns and Buckley.
In Honolulu as in every
other locality there is more or
less desire for having ice in a
convenient locality at night
and it is not always a pleasant
task to get to the refrigerator
which is usually kept some dis
lance from the bedroom. A
company in New York is
manufacturing a metallic ar
rangement suitable for hold
ing ice, bottles, etc, and orna-
mented so as to make a handy
piece of furniture for room.
Any one familiar with night
thirsts will appreciate the value
of thing like this. The
mother of very young children
will appreciate it because it
obviates the necessity of go
ing around at night in her
bare feet and stepping on rub
Der balls, etc, and getting
severe shocks in consequence.
The Werthelm Ir1plex Sew
ing Machine leads the world.
Comparing it with any other
make of sewing machines is
ike comparing a cheap grade
of clarets with Wetmore's
"Cresta Blanca" brands; like
comparing the sunlight to one
of our lamps with a Bradley or
Hubbard burner. The
Wertheim is the machine for
the people; every part Of it is
as well finished as a piano, the
tables are of carefully selected
wood and polished, not var
nished. The mechanism is
simple and not easy to get out
of order. The arrangement
of the shuttle and for thread
ing the needle is such that
child can handle it as easy as a
grown person 1t sews three
distinct stitches, chain, lock
and combined lock and chain
by the simple turning of a
thumb screw. The tables
nave the drop leaf and six
drawers and you can get the
whole business for less than
you pay for a sewing machine
with only one stitch.
Physicians have stated that
Unless the drinking water in
he Hawaiian Islands is pro.
oerly filtered there is danger
IF malarial fever. The mere
of the water is not suf-
icient because while the snakes, |.
Bugs, etc, are killed by The
polling they remain in the
water and pass into the
stomach. There is but one
'eally effective way Of renov-
ng such things andff that is bv
lsing the Improved Stone
7ilter. The 81 c. Wilder"
which arrived on Monday
brought us a la.sree invoice of
hese goods IN various sizes
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The practice Of chewing gum
is old. Our great grandfathers
used to be gum chewers. They
gathered the gum themselves
in the woods. But perhaps
you've tried chewing spruce
gum" That was the olden
time gum. There wasn't any
better gum then. Life is too
short to chew any other sort
but BEEMAN's. It's up-to-date.
It's ready and chewable from
the start.
Mr.. Beeman says there is
small amount of pepsin in each
tablet. You know that pep
sin aids digestion. We have
customers who affirm that
their digestion has improved
since they have chewed BEE
MANS GUM. II
Have you ever tried.H It's
a fve-cent experiment
Give the chilaren BHEnAs
GUM. It's better for them
than can9y; It's cheaper; it
won't Ppset their stomachs.
, 1894-09-04

8emart icinen 16ob5eitSempfon9 ab. Sns
5tpil6en bate Yapa 8tlieu bic 6lu6t ietz
ner Gocbter erfa6ren er elite in oas 6otel
un0 fel itber ben Wtann ber, Der ibm yiein
fletnes WtGOden" gcr0ubt bate. Die SDiir
bcs @mpfangsjiramer5 tpur6e geiblOlicn,
Die &Gmpfenben purbcn getrennt unb 8iis
leu 5o9 lib nit set G%rtldrun9 surild, baB
feline Go6ter lein 0aus nicnalS utebr be-
treten Oitrfc. Die t6och3eitSgeieQibaft iieS
bette nacb bem 0otel 2tltomonb iiber.
= 9ieler Sage IicB Der 8o(iscicbef 8urf
in Yert9 Qlmbop in 9fcD Serlcp 3bomd5
Carroll lpe8en gtic6tgeip6brun8 BON Inter
bait an feline 6amilte p~erbafteu. 0ret Ser
&inoer, bon oenen bo5 G~Iteite foum iec9s
Sabre ait lit, Duroen am friiben Otorgen
in iner@Qetlpaarenfiite 5uiammel19cfouert
in1 6ofe binter Dem 98obnbuuie ibreS 8uz
ter5 alfgcfltnoen. Scr Worgen mar tiibl
uno 6ic&inber flammerten it3 Qneinatoer,
unt itd tparnt 81 balten. Sbrc 8anSe Iletz
oung, Die ie hatten, b2itano aus ioenigcn
alten 2umpelt. Die Ofutter itarb Dor Sab
re8friit un0 lett tDrem Sobe Dat it6 9(ie>
manb meDr nm lie getiinmert. Ser 8ater
erhtelt ais Observation-Disclosures etnen Go0n
bon 20 GentS fitr bic Stunbe un6 Derbieutc
ntemdlS tpeniger ais leCb3ig Dollars I'M
MtOnat. 2QS bic O}utter itarb, D~erpfGn6ete
Ner Sic SauSeinrt6tun9, I'M aus benz Grl0le
bic 8e8rGbniBf0itert SIT beGen. Carroll mar
Dem Grunfe 10 ergeben, DaB CT Oor 3pei
W9onuten feline Stelle Ocrlor, ltn6 ieitDem
boben Sic SinDer BON ber W}tlbtbdtigfeit
Qn6erer gclebt nn6 bic ate Guenma0renftite
ais S6laftGtte benltBt.
= See Barber, Elm un6eiboltener, gez
acbtetcr 8iirger in &uiieaDiQe in Sem
tudD ipurOe neuli9 2(ben6 BON
etnen berii9ti8ten 8uridben, Gamen8
@boS. Seal, meubltngS erl9lagen
unO Der Wtor6 miro cine 8lage ouf
S6abeneriaB gegen sic Sta6t un6 6a8
@OuntD i'm @efolge boben. 8eaQ ipur0e
i'm Nu8uit 1891 i5on fit tp%abniinni8 err
tlart, un0 letnc lleberfitbrung noe6 elmer
Srrenan1talt atgeor0uet. @r entiprang
ieDo3 auf Dem SranSport ietnen Q8Gbteru
un6 fam nacb 9tuiieupiQe 3urid. Gor
bier 2Soben Derlangte ct bonn County,
Glert cine 6etratbSz 2icen3 fiir ii4 un0 Elm
berltbttgteS Sralten5tmmer, 9tNn1enS Belle
0rabam, unO b%rannte, ais tbrn Bic 2icen3
Deripeigert nur0e, nit ser @rabQm mach
@larfSOtle OrrCb, no ct ii3 trauen lieB.
Die &inber Der @robom 8abeu neulidb
Qlbenb 81 bem WOroe 8%eranlafung. 8arz
ber bate it0 bel Der Srau ii6er Die 9tangel1
beibtuert, urb ais ct fur3e 3eit ipGter oas
6auS 8eaa'S paiitrte, l6Gu9 Dieier t6m 5tnz
territdS nit elmer @tienitange Ben S9G6et
ein. Die 8erpanbten Barriers ba6eu be-
rettS Nntpalte engagirt, I'M ouf Scba0ene
erlaB 81 flagep, neil Die 8eb0r0en einem
e~ntiprun8enen 8a6niinnigen erGaubten,
ii9 fret unb un6e6eQi9t berum5utreiben.
, 1894-09-04

a3terltr1ltc9er Gnbrtl18el III MIR ld9nldler
YorgGrten III lolbe5 bingegen NIGHT an3us
rat6en, benn bier piirocn Die SlrGuder,
Denn lie alter ullb gr0Ber weroeu, 81 nab
an ben 0t0len fommcn un0 Daun aub 6elt
angspflan6ten 8lumcn ben ~freieren 3utrttt
Don 2icbt unb 2uft peripeDren.
Sin fleiner, frtlbgriner unb nit 8lu>
menbeetden 8el6mii6ter Staten macbt,
ipenn 9ul gepflegt, IN cinem fleinen &orz
garten itetS eillen guten @in6ru6 uHb lit
OieierbaIb an6uempfebLen. BUR gutcn
81 e8e be8 9taienS 9ebOreu fleiBi8eS @icBcn
un0 Nl6ben, mo man iol9eS Dem 9taien
aber ntcbt angebetben l0iicn fam, lift pom
QniGcr zines iol6en enti6ieOcn a65u7
ratbcn, 0enn ntdt8 iiebt bdBli6er in einem
Sor8arten aus, ais elm Dernacbldiligter,
bpdgelpocbicqt Deriengter uno biirrcr
STATEN Elm gut gepfle8ter lit bil1gegen gan5
tilr iib ALIEN lcbon cine 3ierbe u1O itc9t
auCh DDne 8lumen icbDn lCb0n aus. $50
Die Bfeges mic ). 3. Durcb tpeiteS 6erbetz
bolen BON QSailer, erldbmert miro, tDut
man be1er, ipenn man einfacbe 8eete an
legt uno biele nit Commandment pDer
auc6 perernierenben 8flan5en bepflanst.
Commandment bieten ben 8ortbeil, baB
man nacb i0rem 8cr6liben Sen Gorgarten
ieoe8 Sabr frti6 umgrabcn fam, peren>
nierenOe Pflan5en BADEN fir iicb, baB ie
DteIe Sabre lang auSba(ten uno nicbt all
iG6rlib %Um9epflan3t 3u Weroen brau6eu.
.Qucb tpenn Elm 8orgarten nit lauter
8lumen beite1t merOcn loQ, empfieblt eS
iicb, tpte beim STATEN, an ben Seiten bcrum
etnen &eg an8ulegen, gon3 b~eionOers aber
nac6 Der StraBe 5u. Wan fam 10 be-
queuter benz Spalter o0er Sitter entlong
9eben unb beu9t audi Dem 8eicbdbigen Der
Yflan3en 6urcb &tnoer Dor, Die leioer nllr
3u oft burb 6a9 Sitter langen rno 8lumen
a6retBen. Der Q8c8 Stpiid6en Dem Sitter
un0 Dem nGobiten 8eete lit 6teierbal6 in
elmer 8reite an5ule8en, baB Elm 8eibdOigen
Der 8llmen au50ei6loiien lit. Sn iebr
i6malen 8orgQrtcn a6er, no man germ bis
gum Sitter o0er Spalier pflan3et m0cbte,
lit eS 5peflnaBi8, auf Ser tnneren Seite oes
Spalters Elm Orabtgeipebe an3ubringen.
lteber 0aS Q~lnle9en BON 0orgGrteu lieBe
it'd 1tod9 le6r DteleS io8en, melt mebr, ais
itb IN etnem 3e~itun95aufloBe 3uiammenz
faiien lGBt, 10 Oerbient 3. 9. bte Hoie un6
ibre 8erDenOun9 in @orgGrten fir ii9
auetn i5On ein l%dn8eres &apitel.
, 1894-09-04

- Qlus Bet 9enauen Statiitit beS 0an6z
geitiits Gelle er9iebt iib, baB Ser in @ngz
LAMB 8e3o9ene !6engit rGbampton" inner
bolb 26 Sabren, BON 1852 bis 1877, auf
Der Station SORT i'm 8egierungsbeSirt
Stabe 1915 Stuten gebeft bat, 1915 nit
@rfOIg, tpelcbe 1923 IebcnOe SOblen sur
0elt bracbten.
- Der 3uferriibenanbau 9reuBens i'm
Sabre 1893 1T 5uiammen nit anoeren
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3"ablenanga6eu bteier
Sage anttlic9 nacbgeDieien DprDen, ct cr>
itrefte itdb barno6 itber 780, 900 Qcre8. Sir
1892 bat ben Giibenanbou 9~euticblan6s Die
&et6Sitattitit't i'm @oriabre antttb nacbgcz
%tpieien; Der Qtntbeil 9reuBenS belief itcf
ouf $4,000 2(crcs. Somtt bGtte itCb Der
&itbenanbau in 8reuBen bon 1892 auf
1893 I'M 1888 8rocent perme6rt.
, 1894-09-04
fit JoOermann.
fit 9ro5 nno E(otn.
fit Atm uOO RCi6.
COnklin's
9on0bm6
~Se8-
U1tli1en Wiffem,

Fit 0as 6al1s entbdGt es ntb'
Tide &ecepte aGer Nrt, &nsabev
dber MaB unb Gewi6t u,i,tu.
gilt 1anaertte giebt es 2t11f.
t6luB in 9ei6dftGi9en unb geieb'
lt9en Sragen, iDpte Gatb in 8u9,
fiibrnn9 un0 ibren ber19iebenep
@pltemen,
Jitr sataDaniker cine 8uiamo
o1eniteGtun9 Der tn ibr Sad 19la'
9en0en me6ani16en @eiebe un0
oaer benfwir0t9en grfinOunseu
un6 Mai9inen,
giir Den 6amowerker praftii9e
Tatb16la9e un6 ftotiitii9e Nn'
gaben,
giir oen 9auomirtU 8itte'
run9sre9eln, Sobenfun0e, Gtatb'
i6ldge fir 8~eoderung, 2anOmeis
Jung unO 8ebanolun9 bon 8te9,
Cir Odrtner Muf6liHe iiber
2ebenSfdbi9feit Der Gamenarten,
8eimen, @a98t6um Der 8Gume &c.
Eiir 1olitiker itatiitti9e eri6te
i6er 8a6len, 8ep0lteruug83abL
Bartetgrupptrun9en.
Gitr 5ol1bdnOler 9enaue M1aB'
tQbeQen.
Jitr gudDbalter 0te6nun9ss unS
2ohltabeQen.
90 TT urnr5gIid, Ben reiden Sn,
baIt Oie1e8 0auObu9s AUDI nue.
onndbernO 81 i6i(Oern.
Sebe8 Glitter, ie6er @tan6 un6
8eruf fin0en borin i6ueG Stot6
anO &uf9lnB.
9o3u fom1nt cine 8uiommens
fteQun8 oNer pi6ti9en geididtli'
6sl1 Grei0riie, iOwie seosrapbii9e
argQben Our6 so tletne 2anOtartep
erldntert, ftatitil@e 8u1ommen,
5tednn8en iber Geidi6te, 8eb0lte'
rnng nno Die Gr5engniie oaer Staas
ten Der Union.
Sn uGen Trogen bon ougemei,
mem SntereHe finbet man bier in
oeri tanOlider 8aHung
1ntwort mnd 8eleRrung.
, 1894-09-04
Neue An5eigen.
SuSeS=9Itt3eide.

aaen 6rclnbe1 uno @erluaubten hermit bic tralrige
ytaGrtdt. bag metne ntelgeiebte Satin WfatbiIoe
Yo4bcubctg, 9eb. 4rarS, ant M{untnQ ben 3. Sept.
frilb mad tur5em Sei0en i'm Glitter BON % Sabren ianit
enti9Iofen III. 9ie 8eeroi9uug fiubet Itott am Mitt=
NtooiiOn=StroBe, n~tttelIt Carriages nab MalObeim.
I'm titles getleto bitten bic trouerioeu 9inter6liebenen:
SmIiue HOtbenbers, Gate.
Slia, Sufcpb, @eor9c un0 Arthur, aiuoer.
Wforif, Mar, 9lrtbur, GrmIt unO 1lrtin,
SfrGuss Brloer.
Bertha Vp8el uuo 9tmnIta &raus,
SdlDeiteru.
, 1894-09-04
So0css0(1tscioe,

Sreunoeu nnO Befauuten bic trauriae 9tahri6t. baB
melu lie0er Sohn uuo uuIer 9ruoer Iranf g.
StrHeBIcrt I'M Nlter oon II Sabren 3 Otouoteu uuO %
9ageF IoHtt I'M 0errn enti9lofeu lit. Gie geeroiguug
Ttltoet NttttDod 9tadmtttaq I'M IL ubr pom 5rauerz
Aoule, l47 SsgoOO Ctr. ua6 GOiebIa itott. I'm title
SbetludDme 6ltteH bic betribten @tHterbliebeueu
Seciricttc &rucSIem, Wtutter.
,SSei1r3 nm N2ittltie. @eIdlnijtpr
, 1894-09-04
EoSeSz9fn3eiee.

Sretnbeu un6 9etauuteu oe trouriQe Radrttt. bar
rtetu Satte uno unier 8nter 9GuguIt 2neoeuoorf i'm
Utter BON so Sobreu lno S WOn0ten on SDuutag. Dem
2 September. %geltorben lit. 9as SegrdbuiB ftnoet am
5. September 9t0dmittagS l ubr Opm 5rarerbouIe,
81 l0eit 10, Ctr, nab @olobeim itott. Inn title 5beil-
nobme bitten Die tiefbetri6ten 0iuter6ltebenen:
4Ip2t ue6It &irbern 1im6 9}ermomSfer
, 1894-09-04

Muftion8= SerfGufe.
&ufttDns.R Otta
a%esuI6re 8erfauf8.9aaG
gtOntoes unh SDHuerftass.
ePeatoI. Bsrtduf. an dnbereH TagsH bes WtouatA
@eOreu auf 8rioat.gerfauf, WbOIsfGIe obeE gRetaiL 10
Autti0nss&TeiieH.
@srfdufs BON MObuuuas. eiuridflHssz cine 6pssiaIitaI
sch borgtf9OfIeu Sci uebertrasIHG
Gerrei50nesnasH tUerb.n ertsartet
Martin @wsri9 j. Go.
4uftiouars,
t2ap1S tufo 2G1 & 26S State Ctr. Ghteaaa
, 1894-09-04
$uSeS=9(1t7eioc.

Soiepb Sinle itar6 ont :. September i'm guter bon
G9 Sa9rer. Seeroi9ung pom 5rouerbouIe, GAL Glib
canal Str1Be 9onnerltaQ Worgen Inn s ubr nab Der
St 6rancls &Ir9e uuo Don Oo uad) benz ct. 8oHtia3ius
8otteSQder.
, 1894-09-04
3M Derleiben.

ROrget 9elo auf 9tontanter, ubren, Sutpelen, Saus'
~ b0ltuu9SsN(Dbel un0 91auos bon Der u. 8. 8alotptH
&oan 60, 4. Slur @bicQgO Sto6 @g10HGe Sebduos,
&aiaue uH0 gS0Ibiugt0n ctr. lS9gIS
, 1894-09-04
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-02

girl. and found il warmly reciproca.ed
She told me she had loved me from the
dAy Of our ride on the roundup. and
siyly added that she had always felt
very happy. for she could read my love
for her ia my eyes. and she knew |
would some day tell her ~ IL. With her
permission / went 10 ask her fathers
consent u our marriage. and my golden
hopes seemed dashed 10 earth al my re-
cepiion. The old man few into a VIC
lent rage. cursed me for my assurance.
and commanded nae 10 leave the ranch
AT one. aud forever. feared he would
assault me. 80 great was his anger At
the thought that common cowboy
should aspire TO the hand of his daUgh-
ter and endeavor 10 take from him the
pride and joy of his life.
Inside OF an hour had packed up
and was riding away. cnrsing the tates
work on the ATC ranch. about six
miles distant. and. in few days.
through one ~ nv old companions on
the ~ayles ranch. sent my betrothed a
long letter. declaring that she would
yet be- mine and bidding her hope for
the best Two days later came a reply
couchcd in terms Of the most devoted
love. assuring me that. though She
nigh. not see me again for years. she
would be faithful 10 me. but express
ing the hope that in time her father
would reient and crown our happiness
with his consent To our union. Through
the same faithful messenger we main
tained q constant correspondence. and.
at last. deSpairing Of ever obtaining the
/ old fathers consent. we planned an
elopement 10 a neighboring Mexican
village where we could tc married by
the native justice Of the peace. rode
To the county seat and procured Ii
cense. and So perfect were our arrange
ments that promptly at the appointed
hour Cassie met me at the rendezvous
fixed upon and rode off in the direction
Of the Mexican town.
I'VE had gone perhaps mile when.
on looking back. observed a cloud OF
dust. in the breast OF which two hors
men We're galloping swiftly after US
As they drew near ! recognized them
a. old man Sayles and Barstow. who has
recovered from his injuries, and FROM