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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-01
GRANUJA, LADR6N Y CoMPAN1A

mos deseos de nai pobre senors, que ha muerto
On mis- b7aEos.
Elena oes6 de solIozar vertiendo ldgrimas
silencioaas .
Sus padres, vi6Ddola relativamento TRANQUIL.
Ia, 30 dirigieron al taller, adonde aun no hab1an
vuelto los obreros, y se instalaron en- Ia peque.
IA ofcina del ebanieta
-JY el Banco?-pregunt6 Teresa con an.
siedad.
.-dEl Banco?-repiti6 E4teban sujet&ndose
Ia cabeza con las manos-jno me he acordedo
de I'll
Su mujer 40 qued6 estupefacta
Como era possible! Logger, tan exacto,
tan eacrupuloso, lhabfa olvidado que era eI dia
de recoger sus pagar6sl 1QuG extraflo soonteci-
miento habia ocurridof
Estss preguntas lefa Esteban en- el rostro
de So mujer, que muda de asombro no podfa
articular una sflaba.
ST, es oierto-dijo Logger con deaespera.
ci6D;-me han presentado al oobro letras acep-
tadas por mi, y no las he pagado!. .Lo peor
es que no las pagar9. .Iporque no puedoI
-SQue dicesg-interrumpi6 Teresa espan.
tsda
One eaa desgraoia no ca NADIA al lado de
Ia oatlstrofs que aver oay6 Fobre mi. IDiou
niol Me deben no me pagan, por 10 que
me geo impoRibilitado Do reooger mp frmasi,...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-01
UN DOGMA INED1To

UN DOGMA INEDITO
No s6 ST es cuento no es cuento,
pues duda 81 que 10 cont6
81 este paso nospas6
en- el Concilio de Trento.
Un hombre de gran doctrina
fu6 al Concilio s sostener
"Que es, .por madre, la mujer
una creaci6n divina,
y que en- honor al Eterno
qE1e ore6 tan mobiles seres,
Sc exc8ptuase las mujeros
de las penas del inferno"
Fu6 el dogma planteado asf,
Y al ponerlo votaci6n,
los sabios. sin exception,
fueron diciondo: "Si, si".
-Muy bien, (dijo el presidente);
queda este dogma acept2do,
mas go dejarA ar"hivad0
y oculto perp6tuamente.
5Qu6 paz, orden nj gobierno
podrfa en- el mundO habar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-01
AVIsO,-Donds mejor SO eome en- la

AHIs0.-Donde mejor SO eome en- ia
iudad de aguas es ell Restaurant Ell BIEN PU-
hdGc de D. Pedro Rivera vazquez, sito en- Ia calle
del Rosario frente Ia Pleza; cOnfeccionado todo por
un buen repostero coa manteca del pals. 15=R4
kLMAGEM Y Libreria de OLYMPIC Ote-
forza -Letra A, 90 centavos-Un Bauo,-Letra B.
40 centavOs.-Semiramis.- iiem, 40 centavos,@
Traviata. .--Idem idem, 40 centavos -Fausto -Idem
idem 40 centavos y ida.-Idem idem, 60 centavos.
SEHA iesap 4recido Zen Quebradil'as,
en- ell barrio Cocos en- la noche del 25 de Agosto un
eabao rucio mosqusado como do cuagtas media med
de azada, edad anos, paso corto andadura, erin
cola regular Els de la propiedad de D Eduardo Wales
e cua supca al que tvese noticias del paradero de
dicho cabalo, 10 parcipe dueno que reside en- la
Florida (Barceoneta) casa de Delgado Hermanos en-
Quebradlas don Pedro Wales. Sera gratficado
quien desc noticia del referido caballo SO
Entire literatos:
No NO liable usted dc Rorlguez. No
le queda "a NADIA en- la cabeZa
Sin embargo, Gil 1ltimo Hbro....
--Si, es uaa obr3 maestro; pero la ha
eecrito por eli impulse adquirido. Cr6a-
me- usted, Rodriguez esta agotado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-01
NInn de LoaRoFo. bodegas de Garcla

bio stas Angucana Riota eosecha de 1852 Este
sdO anazado LaboratoriG
9gfoo Municipal de esa ciudad vista de "a proportions
rado Vino bnsno exento de- mparesas noTas seiud
ri cefoado que aestiaua las excsencias del VINO
GROEO 10 po8een dposc6n de los vero
nioos agentes que Buscben Sobrno de Lu ia Compafa
opreeos por cuareroas m6dcos La dooena de hote
tlss vale Ss-s5. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-01
0.TlHAnn.-,JoYER1A PLAzA pn Az

El TONIC. O.---Unico dep6sito del desa-
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres s 8. S.
Este ron p6sino, Internal y mata~gente, sc
regala los tocayos del establecimiento
30 centavos botolla.
10---Santa Rosa-~-10 ArecibO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-09-01

soluci6n Ia Charada de aver
SIN -FO-RO- -SA
=, TRABAJOS De IMPRENTA.-En Ia tipogra-
Ma de LA CORRESPONDENCE Sc Cuenta con
an gran surtido de tipos, orlas y vinetas
enteramente nuevas para toda clase dc
Grabajos de Imprenta. Las 6rdenes del in
terror SO sirven con prontitud y hay espe-
Clal cuidado en- hacer los paquetes para
que no SO maltratsn los trabajos en- el Ca
mino. Precios muy economicos. P
O. TlEAUD.-JoxER1A plaza DE Al
0Ta a snFee de 1oyas 90 oFo @ plats con
EaDe mas bello JoyerI&
RkCIADADES.Rn Rolojes de Orc, Plata Nikel Aeero,
SFon6meros Caonografes Repecones Roscopf eo Lenes
X0fas cristaes de
ande0s Vns Escrbares cuSdrupe plateado
importation dirccta. Precos sin competenci2,
DR.. r. N. PONTE z RIg0.-OIRU,
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San eJusto 21 ee-
quina a Ia FOrtaleza San Juan.
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PASAIIEMPDs

soluci6n la Charada de aver
SIN -FO-RO -SA
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

A peculiar sheep feed called sotol Is
luitc common In certain portions of
Texas. and sheep fattened OH II are now
inding their way to market. Sotol Is
found In the Pacos river country, along
.he extreme western part OF the state.
It Is n species OF the cactus, the shape OF
I turnip, from four TO ten inches In
diameter. with hard, outer shell.
and the inside about the same as n hard
.urnip. II grows on chalky, lime for
nation where nothing else will grow.
In fact It covers the ground SO COM
,lctcly that there is no room left. Sheep
ire very fond OF II and faiten oil II
9lccly In the winter. The ranchcrs take
.heIr flocks from the rich pasture lands
II the central part OF the state at the
approach Of winter, and move them
,ver to the sotol region. and hire men
With axes to go out each morning aud
split sufficient quantity of sotol TO
iced their focks by cutting each plant
,pcn with two hacks, one ut right
angles TO the other.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

New York. June I0.--Thc government
steamer Ordnance took n cargo of OK.
pcrts and others 10 the government prov.
Ing ground ut Sandy Hook Saturday. and
mn official test OF the Maxim machine
gun, which can he fired 600 times min.
ute. wns made. First Of NIL Mr.. Huber
fired nifty shots. The little feat occu.
pied = ~ seconds.
This light gun II used by the infan.
try. and II IL Important TO learn how
quickly Il can bc taken from the pick.
INK case aud put Into action. Expert
Huber hung II over his shoulder IN
marching order. A. n word from Cap.
tain Heath he began 10 take out the
gun. iIc put II together. unpackcd his
cartridges and fired his first shot ~
seconds after The alarm was given. For
n third Test n duplicate set was put iip
mud tho first sho, fired IN % 80 seconds.
The fourth test was changing barrels In
action. Tho ,lmn between tho last shot
with tho old barrel nnd tho first with
the new was i:i225.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14
BARBARoUs GERMAN MONKS.
Sensation Over Thrir Treatment Of iasane
Asylum Inmates

Berlin. June 10.-ln reference to the
sensation caused by the revelation r..
cardlng the barbarous treatment OF
lunatle Inmates OF the monastery OF
Narianbers. made during the trial Of u
suit for Islander brought against Her.
rcn Malaga. nm inn.keeper OF Scharrc.
AMI Warnaizca, n newspaper man who
published n brochure exposing the meth.
DDS Of the monks whose actions became
known on the escape Of the Scotch
priest. Father Forbes. II ~ announced
that Prince Hollcnlohc has ordered u
searching Inquiry To bc made.
II has been charged by witnesses dur.
Ing the trial that the monks inflicted
cruel personal punishment upon the In.
mates Of the asylum. The entire press,
Catholic organs included. condemn the
authorities Of the asylum. and II i
probable that the trial will lead to n
revision OF the laws regulating private
Institutions Of this character.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

In Massn chnsotts, children under II years
of ngc must give II certificate OF school at.
tendance OF thirty weeks during the year
preceding employment. In towns whcr.
manual training II afforded. school attend.
nncc In required To the age OF IL. In New
ploycd IN factory or workshop. Between II
and 10, IL unable To read and write. n child
can he employed during vacation time only.
In Ohio, no child can he employed under II
In manufacturing establishments; and school
attendance Is compelled between 3 and ~,
Illinois aud Michigan limit the age 10 u
years, In Pennsylvania, IL years only. Is
the limit, under which children may not be
employed In manufacturing or mercantile es.
Establishments, compulsory education act
cgunilng the school attendance Of children
under 10 years.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

II helped build that smokc-stack."
Iaid the corncob man. "and have worked
IN many others. They've got to sway
70 be healthy, and II Il professional
,moke-stack builder goes up on a job
that has no movement he. Just leaves his
tools behind in his effort to get safely
back TO earth. A rigid smoke-stacl; is
sure to crack and fall Never knew it
% fail, but one that sways will stand al
most forever"
What Is the philosophy OF it-wind?"
"Whats the what of itg'
"Whats the cause OF the sway!'
snow, I'll be hanged II I know. but
Il isn't the wind, for I've felt 'em sway
when there was no more wind going
than you could find in a cocoanut. They
lust sway all the time east and west
that Is, II they are healthy"
And then they climbed on the seventh
car that had PASSED since they began
talking.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

A number OF the friends Of the African
elephant In BelIn have banded them.
selves Into society for his defense. The
fact that between 10000 and d0.OO0 cle-
phats are killed annually In Africa has
moved them 10 do all That In them les
to prevent the ANIMALS total extinction.
The society does not mean to leave the
elephant und.sturbed In the enjoyment
OF his natural freedom. nor are It's mo.
tives purely humanitarian. At present
the commercial value OF the elephant Is
about f1.OOO.OOO n year. II. instead OF
being killed for his ivory, he were tanned
and employed for transport purposes.
his value would be increased ienfold In a
country like Africa.-Westmlnster Bud
GET
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14
OBJECT TO WHEEL WOMEN.
boston 1issots Icasus Says They Are
Open to Temptation.

DostSu !,ss6as League Says They Are
Open to Temptation.
Boston, June s--The Womans Rescue
league has adopted resolutions of timely
interest, that the bicycle woman and
the coming "manlsh woman" are pro-
ductlye Of much harm and no real good
to tie Industrial and self-supporting
women, who create eighty per cent. OF
the wealth In all the light ihnhufactur.
Ing industries In this country. These
women are entitled to political recognl-
ton by our law makers because they
help to create the wealth Of the nation,
while the sporting woman the man.
hlsh woman and the bicycle woman
bring Disgrace on tie true woman"
The league condemns bicycle riding
by young girls and women for these real
sons!
"ThIrty per cent. of the girls who
have come TO the rescue league were
bicycle riders at one time. 1t is observed
that since the closing-up Of the houses
Of ill-repute In Boston the sporting girls
are taking to bicycle riding because
they can better ply their vocation on ac-
count Of the opportunities given as
cyclists"
An appeal Is made to the prominent
clergy Of the United States for the sup
preston Of bicycle riding by young
girls because of the tendency to en-
courage immortality. The league further
condemns tho coming 'mannish wo-
man" as creature entirely useless and
an unnecessary evil In this country,
which should not be encouraged.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

OF trees. shrubs. cereals, grasses. vecc
tables. melons and vines VIII h. grown
including the hop. iobacco, cotton, can
nlrrs mud other growihs which c0nsil
iutc the basis OF large manufacturing In
iFreslJ.
A. no two crops fr1iilre The sam
amount Of water and each one u lrrl-
gated Independently Of the other and o.
different periods OF the scasuil. this In
icrcstlng process VIII be shown In all
Its Important features,
RAILROAD COOPERATION.
The railroads aiotir will advertise The
exposition aud the resources OF Colorado
at nn expense OF 100000. This wide
spread aud international publicity will
hc far.rencllnR In Its results and VIII
rebound to the enduring benefit OF tn
state.
The exposition will attract many
thousands OF tourists and visitors. M
incrous national organizations arr nj
ready arranging TO hold their annual
meetings In Denver next year. The
great inflow Of visitors Will bring y
largo volume Of money Into the state.
mud II win remain here. This money
will circulate IN every channel of husi
ness nnd bring nbou, period Of ncily.
iiy that will enable thousands Ia start
anew on the road Ia prosperity, II VIII
infnse confidence everywhere nn'l open
new markets f.. home products mud
manufactures. The foreign money
brought 10 the exposition by visitors
viii br irnconblc through MI branches
~ IN dusiry from the railroad to The
laborer.
SALE or STOCK
10 enable every citizen OF Colorado To
assist aud participate In the success OF
the exposition the International Mining
and industrial association has been IN
corpornlcd Tor 81 100000, with l,o0n.Oop
shares NJ the par value Of 81 onrh.
Every subscriber h. the exposition itipi
becomes d sioclIholdnr mud has the fight
TO vote In the management proportional
10 hla holdings ~ stock, This stock II
non asses able and there il no liability
beyond lia par value.
A large number NJ committees have
been appointed. and while many m them
have i1ndn gratifying Returns III" ma
inrlty have thought best ~ avail tie
selection Of The site before ciinn 'nclni
their work.
me general Offices of NJ" ovpnrilian
pre lnrnind Mt Tho corner VI fHyruirnih
rirrrt aud broadway IN lLr lluHi l'tl
AGO lnipl, Denver. Colorado, ttlHI uli
desired Information VIII W fufiit l"N.
iiy order Of the Board OF Direciu ~
tho International Mining ard Indie flhl
nssoclniloiii w. III hur 49,,
Frank u, Hartman, Secretary. 4
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14
/ LIVING SHADOW.
REMARKABLE TRANSIT oRMA-
>. TON OF A NORTH CARO-
- LIMA MAN.
Strange, bit True, Story from tho Lum-
bef Regions OF Southern Dtate.

strangcs but True Story from tho Lum-
bst Regions Of 4 Southern ntste.
tfrom the areenviiie, n. e.. Reflector,
The following interview has Just, been
9iven our reporter by Mr., @. A.. Baker,
the overseer at the farm Of Col. Isaac A.
6ugg OF Greenville. N. C. 1t will inter-
sst any one who has ever had typhoid
Fever. Mr.. Baker said in part:
II was living In Beaufort county, and
on the I'd day Of October, 1893. I was
stricken down with typhoid fever.
had the best physicians to attend me
md PIP the 18th day OF January, 1894, I
vas allowed 70 get up: ! was! eniaeIated.
ss aon nag for sso4 d SoSs only nS
would be compelled to sit down and
rest This continued for some time and
! began to give up hope Of ever getting
well. ! lost my position in Beaufort
county and having secured one In Pitt
county. clerking In a store, ! undertook
Il. but was so weak could not do the
work and had to give 1t up. The disease
settled In my knees, legs and feet.
was taking first one kind of medicine
And then another, but nothing did me
any good. was mighty low-spirited.
! moved out to Col. Sugg's about four
pr hve months ago and commenced TAX
lay for about three months. began to
regain my appetite In a weeks time.
and then my weakness began to disap-
bear, and hope sprung up with bless
ldness that IL beyond all telling. At the
expiration Of three months was entire-
Y cured and could take my ax and goin
The woods and do as good days work
~ any man. was troubled with dys-
bepsia and that has disappeared. 1t is
also 4 splendid tonic for weak people.
| say, Mr.. Editor, God bless DR.. WILL
ams may he live for a long time,
know he will go up yonder to reap his
toward. Tell everybody that asks you
lbout DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People that II they will CO ne to me
tan certainly satisfy them as to- their
merits. always carry box Of pills
with me and when ever feel bad take
one."
We were forcibly struck with the
sarnestness Of Mr.. Baker and his state
ments may be relied on.
DR.. williams Pink Pills contain in a
condensed form all the elements neces-
pary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves.
they are an unfailing specific for such
diseases Us locomotor ataxia. partial
paralysis. st. Vitus' Dance sciatica. neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache,
The after effects Of Ia grippe. palpitation
II the heart, pale and sallow complex
ons, all forms Of weakness either in
male or female. and all diseases result
ng from vitiated humors In the blood.
Pink Pills are sold bv all dealers, or will
be sent postpaid on receipt OF price, $50
:ents a box. or six boxes for $500 by
addressing DR.. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady. N. Y.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

Foreign villages Will also DO Installed
wherein the people OF various countries
VIII carry on the trades and amuse-
ments OF their daily life, and In their
own unique and primitive ways.
ANNUAL EXposITIoNs.
After 1900 1t Is the intention to hold
an exposition each year and to maintain
tho buildings for u permanent exhlbl-
tlon OF such of the principal collections
MS can be secured for that purpose. All
tho important 'and interesting displays
In the departments Of mining, hOrticul-
ture, Horticulture, agriculture, manufac-
ture archaeology, ethn0logy. fine arta
education. machinery. liberal arts and
history, can be preserved for all future
time as public institution of the state
and city.
FEDERAL AID.
Tho United States government will be
interested In the exposition In many
ways. 1t Is expected that the federal
authorities will erect n handsome build.
Ing in which TO exhibit important col.
lectlons pertaining to the several depart.
ments of the government and the Smith
sonian institution. The American agrl-
cultural colleges and experiment sta
lions branches of the Department OF
Agricultural have already manifested
nm interest In the agricultural and irri.
CATION features OF the exposition.
STATE AID.
Tho Tenth General Assembly OF Colo
RADIO adopted joint resolution instruct
Ing tho delegation In Congress to pre-
sent the claims OF the exposition for a
governmental appropriation, and the
governor of Colorado has been directed
by resolution to invite nil foreign ma
ing representatives and exhibits.
COUNTY AID.
The commissioners of Arapaloc com.
ty have been petitioned by n majority
OF the heaviest taxpayers to appropriate
the sum of 100000 for exposition pur-
poses. No opposition TO the petition has
arisen and the helpful aid Of the county
Is assured to the extent of Its legal
ability.
PERMANENT PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
II Is expected that the city OF Denver
will appropriate the sum of 100000 to-
wards the erection Of a permanent pub
lie building in the City park. The park
commissioners Of Denver have already
granted the full use and control of the
40 acres heretofore mentioned Tor the
irrigation, agricultural and horticultural!
features of the exposition.
THE IRRIGATION FEATURE.
For the first time In the history OF III,
United States, the great science of irri-
CATION will be excmplitied upon scale
commensurate with Its growing impor-
lance. 1t will he prominent edtica-
t!onal feature OF the exposition. large
portion Of the 120acrc tract In City par!:
viii be used exclusively for the purpose
of showing all irrigation processes ami
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

service at the expense of $4,000, by ex-
iendlns she Eleventh, Nineteenth and
Twenty-second avenue lines, and will he
able TO deliver at the gates 10000 pas
seDgcrs every hour.
iIoss and governors Of the several states
10 participate In the exposition by send
This site IL particularly advantageous
foT beautiful handspring and Is espec-
ialy adapted for athletic tournaments
and fctcs and for holding all kinds Of
animal shows, and FOR displaying upon
mn adequate scale the progress and I'm
pnriance OF the great science OF irriga-
tjOn!
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14
THE STANFORD CASE.
Position Of the 0ovsrnmsnt Set Forth By
Counsel.


San Francisco. June S.-Judge Nc
Kisslck, special counsel for the govern
ment. made his argument In the suit
against the Leland Stanford estate yes
tcrday In the United States Circuit
court. He endeavored to demonstrate
that the debt which was created under
the oct Of Congress Of 1862 was merely
a statute limitation and not a condition
as the Stanford counsel commended. He
showed that each stakeholder Is liable
for the debts of the corporation. lie
argued that the railroad had entered III
to n contract with the government, and
as a result certain liabilities were Great
ed. The railroad had accepted the land
grant and agreed to pay the bond on
maturity. The government had exacted
the railroads pledge that 1t would main
tain the road In good condition. trans
port the mails for certain fixed sums.
and pay into the treasury Of the United
States n certain percentage OF the divl-
dends In order TO redeem the bonds
when they maiured. Counsel argued
that Congress had imposed a personal
liability. The government was not
dealing with an inanimate body. like a
corporation, but with the stockholders
themselves.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

81 never use window screens" said wise
honsekccpcr the other day, ''bccause l have
a fancy that they shut out all the mir In hot
weather. and besides they serve to keep the
hlcs In the house equally M well as out"
hut never sec u fly In your house" said
nor friend, "li0w do yon manage It? For
my part, must confess that. screens or no
screens, my summer means to me one long
battle with the little pests"
the good housekecper, "and learned 1t
years ago from my grandmother. when
used to watch her putting bunches OF lavcn-
der flowers around to keep the files away.
My method Is simpler. buy . cents worth
OF oil OF lavender at the drug store and mix
! put 1t In n common glass ntomizcr and
spray 1t around the rooms wherever files are
npt to congregatc, especially In the dining
room. where / sprinkle It plcntifully over
the table linen. The odor Ii especially dis
agreeable to flies, and they VIII never ven.
tnrc IN Its ncighborhood. though TO most
people 1t has n peculiarly fresh aud grateful
smell"-Detrolt FREQ Press.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14
SITE or TIE EXPOSITION.

Tho duty Of tho Committee on Site
was 10 Investigate tho merits of NIL
tracts Of innd within n reasonable dis
inncr OF the business center OF Denver.
which were considered suitable FOR the
exposition. For two months thla com.
miitcc Inns been dcvoilng its undivided
ilmc 10 the work. nnd AFTER considering
NIL phases Of the subject from every rei.
sonnblc standpoint, II has selected mud
secured 40 ncrcs OF land In The south.
acres OF the state school lind adjoining
on tho south. II II proposed TO erect tho
state lnnd. whllc The cry pnrk grounds
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-06-14

prehensive exhibition or the Irrigation,
agricultural and horticultural features
OF the exposition. Tho chief reasons for
selecting this site are as follows:
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES.
First-It IS already the most popular
resort In Denver.
Second-The grounds are ample In
area for all exposition purposes.
"Thlrd-Its occupancy and mainten-
ance entails n minimum of cost; It
means direct saving of at least $780,
600 as compared with the cost of any
other site offered.
Fourth-It is within easy walking dis
lance Of one-half the population Of Den
yer, and Is but twelve minutes ride from
the business center Of the city.