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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
AM
T.

Il PULLMAN. - Niemale
wrazenie wywola}a skarga,
kt6ra W tych dn;ach n%aiwy2-
sly prokurator Stanu Illinois,
p. Maurice I. Moloney. wre-
czyt sekretarzowi sadu powla :
towego. Skarga ia s%kierowana
jest 2rzec;w kompanii Pull
mana, i Jezeli uda sic proku
ratoryi skuteczoie ia przepro :
wadziG, to bogata %kompania
bedzie musia}a bye rozwiazanq.
W tel skardze podaje prokura-
tor, 2e % Lutego 1859 r.
Pullman Palace Gar. Co."
otrzyma}a charter Cd leg;slatury
stanu Hill DIS. Inkorporatorami
byll Geo. NJ. Pullman, John
Crear i Norman Williams.
Kapita} akcyjny podany zostai
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
OrganiSta j nauCzYCieI

posiadajacy osmioletn1q prak-
tyke W tYm kraiu, w%tadajacy
jezykiem polskim, angielskim
i niemiec6im, oraz doskonale
znajacY zach organistowski,
poszukuie posadY.
Blizsze wiadomosci w Re.
dakcyi KATOLIKA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
Ia stanowisku wysokim,

ma stanowisku wysokim, jest
popularnym, uczynnym i szanujaa-
cvm robotnika, kt6remu zawsze
poda swa szlachetna dion. Przezacna
jego ma1zonka, DANA dystyngowana
wyksztalcona, r6wniez jest bardzo
dobrego serca, %szlachetna ia Polka
ME gardzi biedniejszymi, kt6rym
czesto przychodzi = 0 lie moznoscl,
- pomoca.
We wtorek, t. j. 81 lipca 7. b.,
W teatrze hr. Skarbka dana by}a
,,Maskota", W kt6rej to sztuce zna-
komita nasza artystka PAM Adolhna
Zimajer wystepowa}a pc a ostatnl
ma scenic lwowskiej, zaangazowan2a
bvfa ma kilkanascie goscinnych wy
stepow - ,,Maskota'', W ktorej
artystka pozegna1a ~publicznos6, by
Ia tez jednym szeregiem oklaskdw,
ktorymi nieustannie darzono boha-
terke wieczora. To tez nizej podpl-
sany, bedac IA ma pozegnalnym wy
stepie PAM Zimajer i widz2c
jej znakomita gre, wreczyf
jej podczas przedstawienia buklet
z zywych kwiat6w, z nap1sem:
W imieniu KAToL1KA z Wlnony,
Mimi, PAM Adolfnie Zimaj er,
znakomitej / niestrudzonej artystce
Polskiej!
Ed, L.. KOEAKO WSEZ.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
Nauczyciel
O r G. A N I T A

potrzebny " osadzie poIskie]
Red jacket, Mich. Powinien
m1eG dobre swiadectva i reko:
mcndacye. Lepiei by by}c, ably
byf &onaty. Zgfosic sie pod
a9ressm: Rev. W. Aczelm
Miynarcz,k, Rector # The
Polish Cttho|ic Church, Red
Jacket, Houghton Co., Mich,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
Tanie Tykiety na AOlei
st. AnsatHSAiej.

TheChlcago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
Ky will sell excursion tickets for
the following occasion:
acknowledgements Grand
Army of the Republic, to be held
at Pittsburgh, Pa, Sep. 18th to
10Th. !.
For full particulars as to
rates dales, return limits, etc.,
enquire-at G. NJ. & St. P. Depot.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
~ South Bend
(ludlaua)

W kazdym porzadniejszym
5alonie w n9s5em miesc.e
MONA posmakowaG znakomi-
tego plwa, wyrabianego "
Cincinnati Brewing Co.-Piwo
butelSowe tego browaru ROC
woz' sic do ka°o miasta.
- Stacya czyli sxtad tego
piwa 2nsjiuje sic ma rogu ulic
Chapin i Ford. Agentem ola
miasta South Bsud jest pan
Fesco.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
NOWY UCZEN
Dr.. Infamisickiego.
L Wilkesbarre, Pa.

21 Sierpnia
SLEEPY organista Dr.. Infa.
misickiego, n1by byk karpacki,
rzuca sig ma redaktora
hatolha. cz}owieka sprawie-
dliwesci prawde piszacego. =
Pysam Gle A Korpanty czy
ia korespondencya W Patry0cl:
nie stosuje sic do ciebie? =
Kto sia} niezgode w paraf;
polskiej w Wilkesbarrc, -
czy ME ty, pod}a istoto? =
Kto spiski robi} ma niebosz-
czyka ks. Tomaszewskiego:
Kto z ch6rr wyzwiska dawa'
S. .. Tomaszewskiemu? -
Kto podszczuwa} parafan ma
ks. Klonowskiego?
Kto chodzit pc koledzie re
IONA, Pc klngstone! NtO masKs
twarz zas}oni}, ably go ME
poznano?? K,o LAME dosta:
w Kingstone?
Kto skolektowal 200 dola
row ne fair, a tylko 90 odda}f
Kogo wygnall z Wilkesbarre
jake niezdatnego organiste
Wszak becza}es ma chorze jak
kozie}, a ludzie sic ogladal1
ma Gle jak ma jakiego cudaka!
A do spowiedzi, .czy ty
chodzisz. he?-- Ale co zreszta
po akramencie pokutY takiemg
kudlarzowi jak t>!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
DrObne Echa.

TOLEDO, Ohio. : Jest tn
obecnie p. Jan Kurkiewicz, z
WinonY. jake podr6zujacy
agent
mia sic p
prawda, twierdzac, Re wiel. ks.
B. Zmijewski bawi obecnie
iako asystent w parafl ma
Lake View, w Chicago. - My
many lima. troche pewnieisza
wiadomos6 0 tYm godnYm
k&pianie, a miauowicie, De
opu6cil on Stany Ziednoczone
raz ma zawsze, udaj9c sis
~nasamprz6d do RzYmu. -
Good bye - Wicku!
UMIESZCZONE na STRONGLY
7mej dzisiejszego numeru
MYSLl wyjete So z
krakowskiego Pozsklego Zudu,
bedacego = jak czytamy "
nagt6wku tego znakomitego
dwutygodnika- pod protekto
ratem =. Erazma erzma a
k e o. = Cena pre-.
numeracyjna W Austryi rocznie
2 zlr. - Adres Redakcyi
Administracyl: Kr a k W, ul.
Sobieskiego, L. % II pietro.
PLYMOUTH, Pa Synek
Alex. Mastowskiego, znanego
salonisty i sztornika, POSTAL
przejechauy wozem i pokale :
yzony, ma szczescie ME cie2ko.
NANTICOKE, ~Pa.-Pociag
kolejowy naiecha} tn PolaKa
B. Jankowskiego, z Plymouth
pochodzacego, dawniejszego
saloniste.
W ~KOPALNIACH wegla W
Pennsylvania 1uz robota dossG
dobrze idzie.
W Nanticoke pracuja obec~
nie g6rnicy 8 godzin dziennie
= W Hazleton tylko pc pare
iui W tygodniu. Na1lepiej
zarabiaja g6rnicy W Andenvled,
g1zie pracuja cafeml tygodnla.
nj be- przerwY.
BUFFALO,, N. Y. - wo
leunicy koscio}6w niezaleznych
um'ikli, a pogloski 0 p%rolekto.
wane1n wprowadzenla ks.
W6Icika do parahi sw. Woj-
ciecha tak2e zupe}nie pray
cicbly. (Echo).
SPRZEDANY Kury5r. =
Pnlaks 2r11Izarria na1ata w
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
Bnklema masc Arni-
kOWa.

Najepsz0 .naaS6 ma swle;1e ma
r my, pochodzace z clec, przetarcja
%uderzenia, p~oparzenia; w1zody,
p%opekane rose, odclski oraz wszei-.
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli zupe3-
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze bed9
zwr6cone. Cena: IS centow pude1
ko. Mona dostaG W Apiece
EAGLE Ph0rm0cY W Milwaukee,.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

ME ma lnne] rady. Ks1adz
orgapista gd2ieindzlej musza
sobie szukaG chleba,a Kaszubi
pr~zy&scza sic do dawnej parafl.
Do tel nale&a rzemieslni,Y
fa-merzy tam lepsza ziemie
maia, vice i'm jeszcze pol
biedy.
H%OUTZDALE, Pa. WE :
lebny ks. b.skup Mullen z
Erie wziaf nam nasgego
proboszcza ks. Suszczynskiego
nainne miej see, do PonxYtown,
vice teraz ME many ksiedza.
Para6s Die jest wielka, jedna-
kow6z many wszystko:kosclol,
iadna plebania i szkole T.
nauczycielem), do 6t6rej
uczeszcza przeszto 60 dzieci.
Tymczasem opiekuje sic
tutejsza polska parafa kapfan
stowiahski, ks. Rychtarczyk.-
Nasi ludzle 2aczeli jul Cd IS
Sierpnia W majnach pracowac
Ia 40 centow Cd tony.
Miedzy Houtzdale a Osceola
chodzi teraz uowy pociag, pa
bardzo kos2towne] kolei. Ma
odlegtoSci 6ciu mil trzeba bf}o
pohudowac al 8 mosty-kazdy
mile angielska dfugi.
CHICAGO. - Pan Antoni
Sherman jul powr6o'} z wy
cieczki 60 w6d. Czu)e sic teraz
wiele rzezwieszym.
Wielebny X. Eugeniusz
Siedlaczek po5obna ma zamiar
postqpl6 ia przYk}adem x.
Zmjjewskiego i puscjc Wicka
" trabe.
Para6a Sv. Jadwigi ma
otrzyma6 nowego proboszcza
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., przeto jaw,
ma Jest rzecza, il Jadwigowo
nale3y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Abraham Won SouthC Chicago
podobno tax predko ME ws6ci.
- Ma odjezdnem kup1} sobie
W pewnem mlescie ksia2eczke
IA Is set dolarow, a jul mu
brak.-Po pahsku zyie...
Swiety Jan z Radziejewa
musialby 20 dolarow daiennie
PLACID, ably proceDta op}ac!c.
" LA SALE wojna. -
Rev. Dembski odprawia msze
swiete W polskim, czeskim /
niemieckim jezyku - W salo !.
nle...
CLEVELAND, O. = (Tele-
gram dziepnika ,, Illinois Stats
Zeitung) Sober polsko.kato.
l;ckich warchot6w, ktorY dzislaj
miat sic tn odby6, od}o2ono
do jutra, 81 Sierpnla.
Oh wczoraiszego rajwachu,
sr6d kt6rego jeden z warcho
Tow odebrat postrzaf W noge.
nie przysz}o do lalszych stare
miedzy wrogiem' sobie partya.
mi p.lskiemi.
Arcybiskup Vi!late z Green
Bay, Wis.,, powiedala} w pre-.
mowieniu SVEN do Polak0w:
Jestem arcybiskupem nowego
Kos:iola ,jako pose1 Zbawiciela,
z porski Patryarchv Antiochyj
skiegc, kt6ry b>l cz}onkiem
Kos;io4a Rzymsko, Katol!ckie-
&c. Patryarcha Antyochyjski
ma TAXA sauna wladze, ]ak
Ojciec SAFETY. j on (Vilatte) z
polecenia lego chce zalo&yc W
Ameryce wiare katolicka (D,
bedaca W harlncn;i z prawami
Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
AMERYKA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

ma $lO0, GOO. Stow arzyszenie
zobowiaza}o sic kontrolowac
sWe lnteresa prZez tr1ech Tub
tledmlu dyrektor6w, i ci z
posr6d siebie mieIi wybrad
urzednik6w. Celem korporacyl
mia'o bye budowanie sprzeda-
wanie, uzywanie i kupowanie
wagonow kolejowYch. P6zoiej
kapitaf akcy]ny powiekszonym
zosta1 na $1,000, 900. "
,,charterze" wydanym ME ma
&adnej wzmianki, Re kompanii
przysluguje prawo W graoicach
miasta Chicago Tub obok tegoz
kupowaG i posiadaG ziem1e, O
lie ia do prowadzenja rzeczonej
fabrYki ME jest potrzebna. Me
jest tel kompania Pullmana
uprs wnionq budowa6 posiada6
koscio}6w, szkot, hotel6w,
domow mieszkalnych, ktore z
charakterem rzeczonej fabryki
ME maja mic do czynienia.
Prawo" wiec,kt6re kompani'
Pullmana ME zostslo dane,
zosta1o przez MIA samowolDle
wz'ete. Albowiem Kompanla
wbrew ,,charterowi" posiada
W sercu miasta 10 %pietrowy
budynek, wartosci 2 mil.
doIarow. Oko}o trzech c2war.
tych blur W MIN zawartych
So innYm frmom wydzie11a
wione, chocia2 ten pa1uc
handlowy Iezy kilka mil dsleko
cd fabryk kompanii wPullman.
Dalej kompania poslada W
Pullman ITO ARROW 2iemi,
pokrytYch fabrykami mieszkal
nemi, W kt5rych IL, 900
fatni]ii 20 oplaceniu pcwnej
dzierzAwy ma swoje pomieszka.
MA. Kompania dostarcza tel
mieszkahcom "a odpowiednia
2ap}ata woody i gazu, posiada
wfasne sklepy, hotel, diva
koScioiy kllka szk6t. Nastepnie
posiada kompania Pullman rs
akr6w gruntu W GrandC Crossing,
It's ARROW ma poludnie cd
]eziora Calumet, IS ARROW ma
polnoc Cd fabryk i l6 ARROW
podzielonych ma Lofty. Obok
Pullman Palace Car Co."
istnieje Union Foundry &
Pullman Car Wheel Co..,
kt6rej akcye przez Pullmana
50 kontrolowane. Take s1osun
XII So nieprawne. Kompania
ostatnia fabrykuje ko}a j
posiada 10 ARROW ziemi, ktore
Cd Pullmana kompanii odku-
pile. Druga korporacya przez
Pul]mana koutrolowana jest
.Ailen Paper Wheel Co..
Jak ztad widaG, przywiaszczy}a
sobie kompan1a prawa, kt6rych
stan jej ME nadaf, pobudowala
miasto W miescie. Me by to
jesacze ME szkodzi}o, gdyby
robotnik6w traktowa}a jak
ludzi, poniewaz jednak ich
wYzyskuje ia ka2dym kroku,
przeto prokurator stsra sic
kompanie pociagoac do odpo-
wiedzialncSci i odebra6 jej
charter. Czy mu sic to uda,
najbli1sza przYsz|osG poka2e,
gdy3 termin W tel sprawie jul
re kilka dni sic odbedzie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

NEW YORK. = Przea port
tuteJszy wyjecbafo do Europy
W ubieg}ym miesi9cu 19,968
osob, a p%rzyjscha}o do Ameryki
II,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

SPRZEDANY Kury5r. -
Po!ska drukar1ia / gazette "
Toledo, pod tytuIem Kurye1',
wykupi' pan P. Kalczyhski z
South Bend, In.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
CALUMET, Mich. -

CALUMET, Mich. - Re
wszystkich stron naszego mia.
steczka pala sic lasy. Ogieh
zn'szczy} DUO zboAa ma polach.
PITTSBURG, Pa W hu :
tach szklannYch obnizono place
.obotoikom. Spodzjewaja sic
stra]ku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
Der refte Arm 9eldhmt
9nttt 9etfmtn4ts erretffe&&.

,unfere iebt Is Sabre cite Eo9ter BIan9e tuar
thr9terli4 nit Nerb6lltdt beDaftet unb batte ben Sc.
brau9 BEG redteu Nrmes bouftdnoi9 berloreu. Sbr
3uitano tpar elm FOLDER, baB mir fie ous ber @6ule
gu Raufe bebalteu iln6 au9 ibreu Mufitunterridt eias
1teuen 1nuBten. @ir tIrbtetcn. fe mirbe ben Deits,
tana betommen: rub f1no hber5eust. bob mir es nur
EN- s,asa :, n1 s!s!ts r4t Sstin''tatsi sS 9ero e. q babsn.
fe1~ wir berefen aer5te: ober es baf. nt19ta. .9sn
s = fi srsi Sla .T9s )! sfe aai :. e ei Resao, men, -b bs&ia'g f Is
iRr 9epi9t isbt ant JOS YJo.; IRE Mero6ftat unb bic
fe 9ebt reselrdBie our @9ule unb fernt obne Be.
f9nerben. sic Bat tpieber ben nDnen @ebrau9 hires
Mrmes. unb erfreut fi9 zines ausgeaei1netet1 Appetits.
Seine 8cloiur1tte f6nnte unferer SoGter BITE
@ctnnobett e~rfaufen, Die iie ourd1 ST. ReiIe&'
Stetptne erlangt bot.
Srau 9. 81. Bul1od, Brighton, 81. ..
! Dr. J1(i(eS' Jler0ine @i(ft.
st. MtIes' gtexbt,te tpirb BON oIen Mpotbefern
inter boiler @arautie bsrtauft ober Direct BON Der 9r:
greiies %nesrrianot. Cine Glat4e toftet $l.0o; feds SSlaz
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23
PITTSBURH. Pa.

PITTSBURG, Pa. -.lndu
strya W pittsburgskich fabry.
kach zelaza wzniosla sic
znacznie W przesz}Ym tygodniu,
pominawszv 81 ceay ieszcze
ME pos2}y W gore. 0 wie)e
wiecej ludzi pracuje obecnie
iak " zeszlym tYgodniu.
Zarzadzajacy Truxall W Sligo
oawiadczy}, il niezadlugo
tamze ma dubeltowa ture zacsna
(Gazeta Pats6ur9ska).
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

WILKES BARRE, Pa. -
Wojciech Kaczmarek areszto-
wal przez szer1fa swego wnja
Marcina Tobo}e. Aresztowany
przepedzif diva dni W wiezieniu,
poczem dopiero p. Felix Jodzis
stawit kaucya "a Tobole.
Nastepnie Tobola zaskar2y}
Ksczmarka u %skwajera Forta
W Whiskey Hill, jakobv rok
temu chcial go zastrzeliG. z,
Kaczmarka kaucYa stawit
Ignacy C4apanis. = Wstyd
krewnym Pc sadach sic
wfoczyG.
BERLIN Wis CIe3xie tn cza.
sy W naszej parafi kaszubskiej
W m,asteczku ME ma zadnego
zarobku, a farmerom ma pia.
skach ws2ystko susza wypali}a,
vice AMI ksledzu, ami organ'scie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

wiele DAD ME NIGGA. Przeto
ME ma innej rady. Ksiadz /
orgapista gdzieindzlej musza
sobie szukaG chleba,a Kaszubi
przylscza sic do dawnej parafil.
Do tel nale&a rzemieslni,Y, /
fa-merzy tam lepsza ziemle
maia, wiec i'm %jeszcze pol
biedy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-08-23

TOLEDO, Ohio. : Jest tn
obecnie p. Jan Kurkiewicz, z
WinonY. jake podrdzujacy
agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19
Two More Interesting Suits Were
Commenced Yesterday.
MRS, FITZGERALD'S ALIMONY
SHE is AWARDED $40 A MONTH
AND SUIT MONEY.
The Neder & CIeland Receivership
Terminated-Two More Executions
Issued on the VaIuables Recover
ed BY the Police From the Bunco
Men-Wnsserman Discharged-Lit-
igatiOn Over u Barrel of Whisky.

Hearing on motion for temporary ali
mony in the divorce suit Of Bella FitZ-
gerald VS.. Michael Fitzgerald came up
before Judge Bartch. By consent, the
alimony was fixed at $50 a month pend
ing the final determination of the suit,
$40 to be paid in ten days, $40 in twenty
days and $40 in thirty days. Costs OF
suit to be paid in sixty days
Mrs. Fitzgerald is a delicate looking
woman of petite figure, about 80 years
of age. She and her little ones were
present in court, but the defendant
was not, and his attorney F'red Nc
Gurrim asked that the case go over
until u or o'clock, as his client had
an engagement which he was obliged
to fill this morning.
Attorney Pierce objected, remarking
that the order setting the hearing for
10 o'clock this morning was made ten
days ago. The plaintiff had three small
children and nothing to live upon. She
had not a dollar in the house. She
even had to borrow her car fare to
come here now, and informed him that
she had no credit anywhere.
Attorney McGurrin stated, however,
that the defendant had kept his wife
supplied with meat and groceries, and
had been supporting her right along.
According to the other side there
seemed to be some doubt about this.
Judge Bartch said there was nc
proper application before the court fol-
continuance, and therefore he de
clined to grant it. After considerable
croSs-fire between the attorneys, the
matter was arranged as above.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19
Some Interesting Figures Gath
cred by Treasurer Whitehead.
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
1T is SHOWING MARKED IMPROVE.
MENT OF LATE.
Fort Duchesne and Salt Lake to Be
Connected By TeIcphone--Out-
standing County Warrants
County VaIuations-A Talk With
Banker Whitmore-State Bank
Officers Elected.

Upon the Sth day of March, 1895, this
territory will be ln debt, exclusive of
her bond issues, a cool 100000 and one
year later this deficit will have reached
the sum of $4,000. Had the governor not
vetoed the bounty measures of the last
legislature 100000 more could have been
added to this amount. This extremely
undesirable condition Of affairs is due
solely to the acts of the late, but not
lamented, Republican legislature, and is
the result of the refusal of the Republi-
can members to reconsider their action
on the appropriation bills, special and
general, and make an investigation of
the financial condition of the territory,
for the purpose of meeting the impend-
ing crisis
Territorial Treasurer Whitehead has
been doing some figuring of late and yes
terday gave Herald reporter the result
of his inVeStiga TONS
The corrected assessment of Salt Lake
county by the county board of equaliza-
ton for 1894 is $41, l62, ESQ., as against $40
46Lol4, for 1893, being reduction of 1873
ing the same percentage Of reduction for
the entire territory, which was assessed
in 1893 at $115, 114.S42, VIII give a total
reduction of SIG, 3S9. 29S As. or total as
round numbers 500 0OO, 900. The territorial
tax for 1S94-lS95 VIII be 2 mills, giving a
revenue of S3S4,000. Added TO this will
be other receipts estimated at $1,000,
which makes a total of 1892. 900. The com
pensauons, rebates, etc, for 1S94-95 will
not be less than $4,000, leaving a total
amount for 1S94-95 of $360,0OO. The appro-
priation acts of the last legislature carry
total of $4,000, leaving a deficit for
March s, 1896. of $156,0OO This is ex-
elusive of all contingent expenses that
may arise through certain acts of the
legislature. On account of the great
amount of immediate payment appropria-
tons the amount of the excess of the
expenditures over the revenues will be
100000 on March 8, 1884,
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A Denver Case.
'TOprletOr,

Donald Fletcher, of Denver. owned
Capital hill in Denver
Capital hill was one Of those ''too far
out" additions. 1t had no water. no
transit and no houses; it was just a
barren square of sage brush land, but
you could see from it the whole of the
Snowy Range" from Cheyenne to
Pueblo.
Donald Fletcher said it was destined
to be Denver's great residence portion
Denver people said Donald Fletcher
was fool; that it was too far out" to
ever amount to anything.
But Donald Fletcher built a street
car line, had the water extended and
graded the streets and then gave it out
cold that houses costing less than a
fixed amount, say, $1,000, would not be
permitted on Capital hill.
Then everybody knew he was a fool and
said SO, and the too far OUT people
laughed the laughed and said ''Now
there is nerve for you, nerve and gallr'
People would point to Donald Fletcher
as a towering illustration of stupidity.
but Donald Fletcher kept right on
turning the crank; he filled the news
papers with Capital hill; he did more
advertising than all the rest of Denver,
and by-and-by little by little. he com
menced to get through their hides and
then a few ventUresome spirits went up
there and bought some lots. They
built, and told other people; other peo-
pie bought and built and told other
people; then some more people bought
and built and told other people. and at
last they were dancing attendance on
Donald Fletcher and "Denver's 40O''
climbed over each other in their at
tempts to get there. Then everybody
said it was not Donald Fletcher who
was a fool-that 1t was the "too far
out man." There are three million dol
lars invested in homes on Capital hill
today; lots there are worth $16G foot,
and the name of Donald Fletcher can
be no more disassociated with the
history of Denver than can the name
of Columbus with the discovery of
America.
Is there any parallel between Capital
hill and Popperton? May not, will not
Popperton have "a similar history? We
have some of the too far out" people
in Salt Lake and we suppose you think
that Popperton has some of the fools.
Perhaps you are right, but let's not de-
eide it now, let's leave it to time.
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Crop Conditions in Nebraska and
Knnsas Not So Gloomy

George c. Whltmore, banker and gen
eral business man of Nephi, has just re-
turned from Kansas City, where he went
with large shipment of cattle for mar
ket. The gentleman reached the east
Just at the time the growers of Kansas
and Nebraska were rushing their cat
tie to market and in consequence found
prices demoraliZed and holders taking
anything they could get. Fortunately for
MIN Mr.. Whitmore was not forced to
sell at this time and instead put his cat
tie out to pasture and will await the
better markets which he feels sure are
but the question of a few months
While in the middle east the gentleman
investigated the reports which have been
sent out regarding the failure of crops in
Kansas and Nebraska and while he found
the situa ton very depressing in several
sections of both states il is very evident
that eXaggerations have been INDUCED
in for a purpose. Except in the burned
districts, which are but a comparatively
small part of the corn growing country,
the crops will be fair, although not as
heaVy as usual There will be plenty,
however, to feed a large number of cattle
and Mr.. Whltmore is of the opinion that
buyers will again be hot on the trail
within the next month or two. Good
prime western beef and fair feeders are
even now finding ready sale at prices
which pay for the shipment, but it is
the rough classes of cattle which are
being sacrificed. From the burned dis
tricts of Nebraska and Kansas the grow
ers are rushing their cattle to market
and the supply has not been exhausted.
They are taking anything which is Of
fered, for the failure of the sales means
that the cattle will have to be moved
to the southern states for feed. Natur-
ally enough the farmers are feeling blue
but they will more than likely be upon
the market for the purchase of new cat
tie next spring.
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Did you ever notice that women, no
matter how generous and just they are,
cannot seem to help appearing to feel a
little bit of quiet pleasure at the
thought that their new spring bonnet
is just a trtf1e gayer than the spring
bonnet in the next pew? Well, there is
no harm in that it is perfectly natural;
just as ma tural as it is for both women
and men to like to put their homes on a
little higher ground than their neighbors
occupy. We can supply you ground in
Popperton place from which you can
look down on the whole city. 1t is only
about fifteen minutes by street car from
the centre; the fare is only a nickel,
and the line is the best in the city
You can buy four times as much ground
there as you can down where you can
not see anything, and 1t won't cost any
more money either. We are at and
Commercial block.