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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30
VII.
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Tutaj naleay wspomniec o fakcie, kt6rego pomi.
nae ME mozemy, DO naleay on do liczby tych, kt6re
n~ajlepiej maluja jakiego rodzaju ..czfowiekiem byi
biskup.
Pc rozproszeniu handy Gasparda Besa, kt6ry pus
toszyl wawozy Ollioules, jeden z iego podkomendnych
schronil sic W CORY. q baudytami swymi, pochodzacy.
mi z resztek oddzialu Gasparda Besa, ukrywal sic
przez czas jakis W hlabstwie Nicei, potem dostal sic
do Piemontu i wreszcie nagle ukazai sic we Francji cd
strony Bsrcelonnette. Ujrzano go najprzod W Jau.
ziers, potem W Tuiles. Ukryi sic W iaskiniach Jong
de PAigle j ztamtsd przez wswozy Ubaye i lafayette
spuszczal sic do wiosek j wioseczek.
Posunal sic nawet do EmbruD, wdarl sic W nocy
y S'ynni botsuicy.
Jsash Pan ME opskujs sic domem, TO ~naprofno csu~sjs
oil, ktorsy sic MIN opiskujS
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30

Azeby dat wyobrazenie o domowem gospodarst-
vie biskupa 2 D. i o sposobie W jaki te dwie swiete
niewiasty poddawaiy swe czyny, mysli, nawet swe lex
live kobiece instynkta Experimentation i celoln bis
kSupa, tax, &c ME potrzebowal ich nawet o tenn uprze-
dzac, ME mozemy lepiej ~postapic, jak przepisae tn je.
den z list6w panny Baptysty do PAM wicehrabiny de
bolsch. vron, przyjaci6lki jej cd lat dziecinnych. List
ten jest W naszych rskach.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30
nPytanie lezy W tenn, czy to ma ~powr6cic do ka-
tedry, czy do szpitala".
VIII.
FilOzOfja 20 kieliszku.

Senator, o kt6rym wysei byla nova, byl czlowie
klein roatropnym, kt6ry Prr1ebyi sws drogs bee zwra
wajs sumieniem, zaprzysissons wiara, sprawiedliwos
cia, obowiazkiem; szedl presto do celu, ME potknaw
sly sic ami raz ma drodze awansu i osobistego Interest,"
Byf to dawny prokurator, rozczulony powodzeniem
wcale nicely czlowiek, oddajac wszelkie mozebne usfu
81 swoim synom, zieciom, krewnym, nawet ~przyjacio
tom; msdr1e korsystsjscy z dobrych stron sycia, do
mu sic dose giupia. Byl dose dowcipnym wlasnie n,
lyle wyksztaiconym, aaeby sic uwshae "a ucznis Epi
kura, gdy byi tylko plodem Pigault Lebruna. zarto
wal chstnie j przyjemnie z rzeczy niesko6czouych
wiekuistyeh, i z ,niedor.ec1nosci tego starowiny bis
nawet wobec samego Myriela, kt6ry siuchal.
Powodu ME wien jus iakiej p6lurzsdowej cere
u ~prefekta. Prey deserve, senator troche podochoco
cony, choc zawsze pelen godnosci zawolai:
d. licha, panic biskupie, gawsdz ny Sena
tor i biskup z trudnoscis patrzs ma siebie bee zmruze
mia Okla Jestesmy dwaj augurzy. Uczynie wan wy
znanie. Nam mojs flozofje.
l masz pan slusznosG odpowiedzial biskup
Jaka sic ma flozofie, tax sic spi.
Pan spoczywasz ma lozu z purpury, panic Sc
~natcrze.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-30

do katedry i srahowai z~akrystje. Rozboje jego pusto.
szyly okolice. Scigano go zandarmami, ale n~apr6zno.
Zawsze umykal; czasami tylko stawiaf zbrojny opor.
Byf to smiafy fotr. Wsr6d tego og6lnego prsestrachu
nadjechaf biskup. OLjezdzal w6wczas Chastelar. Mer
~przyszedf do niego i namawial do zaniechania dalszej
podr6zy. Cravatte trzymal W reku okolics az do Archie
dalej; podr6znJ m grozilo niebespieczehstwo nawet .
eskorts. Napr6zno nara4onoby tylko trzech czy czte.
rech nieszczesliwych zandarm6w.
Dlatego tee -:.rzekl biskup ME mysls brac
eskorty.
- Wasza Wielebnosc chce to zrobic ma serjo2 L.
TAX dalece ma serjo, &c stanowczo ME przyjme
zandarm6w i "a godzine music wyjechac.
Wyjechacs
WyjechaG.
- Sam2
- Sam.
- Wasza Wielebnosc ME zrobi tego.
Jest tam W g6rach msfa, maluteczka gmina,
kt6rej ME widzialem cd trzech lat. So to moi dobrzy
przyjaciele. Uczciwi i lagodni pasterze. Ma trzydzies
CT koz, kt6re pasa, posadaja tylko jedns; robia ladne
r6anokolorowe sznury z welny i wygrywajs gorskie
melodje ma fletach o szesciu otworach. Potrzebujs ME.
kiedy cos posluchac o Bogu. C6zby powiedzieli, gdy
bym do mich ME przybyl3
Ale, Wasza Wielebnosc, rozb6jnicy..
- Al! prawda rzekl biskup przychodzi mi
mysl... Macie slusznosc... Moge ich spotkac. Oni mo.
&c take potrzebuja, by i'm m6wiono o Bogu.
Wasza Wielebnosc, alez to banda! To stado
wilk6w!
Panic merze, mole to wlasnie mnie przezna
czyl Chrystus ma pasterza stada tego. Kto vie, jake
50 drogi opatrznosci.
Obedra Wasza Wielebnosc!
The times., 1899-04-08
ON LOCAL ABoRIGINEs.
Prof. Holmes at the Columbian Uni
versity This Afternoon.

Prof. Holmes at the Columbian Uni
versity This Afternoon.
The Saturday Lectures" complimentary
to the citizens OF the District, which were
delivered annually in the National Museum
for many years. having been discontinued
by reason of the crowding of the Museum
building with exhibits. have been resumed
under the auspices of the Washington
Academy of Sciences. They are delivered
in the lecture hall OF Columbian Univer-
sity. 4:20 to $50 p M, during this month.
The general topic for the season is "ThS
Natural and Political Development of the
District of Columbia
The third lecture OF the course will be
delivered Saturday afternoon, April S. Its
topic is The Aboriginal Inhabitants of the
District" This lecture has been assigned
to Prof. W. H. Holmes. OF the National
Museum, whose researches in local arch
aeology and in the early history of tide
water Virginia have been widely published
and have come 10 occupy a high place
among the classics Of American science. 1t
is the purpose Of the lecturer to give a
clear picture OF the habits and customs of
the local aborigines, TO describe their avo-
cations and family relations. and in gen
erai to show how they lived in the forests
and in their homes
The times., 1899-04-08
ORDER OF THE SACRED HEART.
Anniversary Celebrate
ell nt st. Pntric<'s Church.


The silver jubilee, marking the twenty
fifth anniversary OF the organization of the
Order of the Sacred Heart, in st. Patrick's
Church, was the occasion for most impress
sive and beautiful services in that edifice
last night.
The services consisted of ceremonies CT
installation conducted by the director OF
the order Father McGee in which forty
eight new members participated, and a
sermon on the beauties of friendship by
Chaplain Chadwick, of the Maine.
The full choir OF the church rendered
special musical selections, appropriate to
the occasion.
The decorations, though simple. were
most appealing in their Significance
large bleeding heart. illumined with tiny
incandescent lights, was suspended high
above the altar Into the heart, which
seemed to have an impenetrab,e depth,
were flying two sacred doves, signifying the
holy spirit. The altar was banked with
lilies and palms. behind which were con-
cealed more incandescent lights. which
threw reflections Of blood-red over the
white marble of the altar.
The Order of the Sacred Heart is said TO
be the largest organization OF any kind in
the world. having over twenty milii3n
members, and since its organization in this
church twenty-five years ago. the number
OF members has increased every year until
it is now the largest order in the parish.
The seating capacity of the church was
fully occupied last night. and the impres-
sive remarks of Chaplain Chidwick drew
his hearers into an atmosphere of good
fellowship and brotherly love MAXIM
more sacred the scenes and harmony CT the
beautiful service.
The times., 1899-04-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD
OF WASHINGTON
Mrs. Chambers Tea to Meet
Her Niece. Mrs. Carvis.
Mrs. Ayres Entertains in Honor of
Her House Guests.
Musicale and Reception mt the Cairo
by the Army and Navy

Mrs. Chandler, wife of Senator Chan
dler, entertained yesterday at a tea given
in honor of their niece, Mrs. Carvis, OF
Concord, N. H. The hostess was assisted
in receiving by Miss Twining of New
Haven, Conn. and Miss CampbslI presided
in the tea room, which was fragrant with
roses and pink carnations. In the drawing
room and library the floral decorations
were tulips and graceful palms. Despite
the relentless rain the spacious home was
thronged with a distinguished company,
representing the official and social world
of Washington, among whom were many
members of the Diplomatic Corps and the
senatorial families who have not yst left
the city.
The times., 1899-04-08
LANSBURGH & BRO.
Boys
Clothing.

This department is making a
proud record for good qualities
and low prices. See the follow
ing bargains:
50 and s2.225 yestie Suits,
S1.49.
$3.50 and S2.75 Vestie Suits,
S1.9S.
S1.75 Blouse Suits, Sl25.
S2.25 and $3.50 Blouse Suits,
s19s.
81 and S2.25 Double-breasted
Suits, in many STYLES, S1.49.
S3.25 value in light brown
Checked Wool Suit, $3.50.
Special lot Knee Pants. Ice
sec Gray Mixed Wool Cassi
mere Knee Pants, 33c.
The times., 1899-04-08
MISS GRIFFIN RECITEs.
Entertainment Under the Auspices
of the Iowa Association

Entertainment Under the Auspices
of the Iowa Association.
An entertainment was given last night
at the Maccabee Hall. in Ninth Street be-
tween E and F Streets northwest. under
the auspices OF the Iowa Association. at
which Miss Lucia B. Griffin was introduced
to Washington audience.
The programme was opened with a solo
by Miss Orrell Briggs. after which the
popular entertainer. Miss Lucia B. Griffin,
of Iowa. was presented. Miss Griffin is
young woman. She rendered a number
of recitations, Among them were "A Con-
fidential Chat" "One Touch OF Nature, -
THE Story of Life The Boys Story
The Sweet Girl Graduate and Where
Ignorance is Bliss" There was good
sized audience, and all were well pleased.
The remainder of the entertainment was
entirely composed OF selected solos, which
were much appreciated
The times., 1899-04-08
--7-=H-
Colonel HccEer's Return.

Colonel Hecker, of the Quartermaster'
Department, returned from Cuba yesterday
morning, by way of New York He was at
his desk all day. He refused to talk of
affairs in Cuba. The railroad projects he is
reported to be interested in. he says, have
no being. He went TO Cienfuegos with Sec
retary Alger and left him well The Sec
retary will be home next week.
The times., 1899-04-08

was reading advertisement of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera, and DiarThoca Remedy in
the Worcester Enterprise" recently, which leads
me to write this l can truthfully say never
used any remedy equal TO il for collie and dar-
rhoca. / have never had to use more than one
or two doses TO the worst case with myself
or children.-W. A. Stroud, Pocomoke City, Md
For sale by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Retail
Druggists OBS st. NV. and Conn. ave and
st NV. and 1i2s Md. ave. i.
The times., 1899-04-08
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA.

From the Metropolitan Opera House. Y. Y.
Under the Direction OF Mr.. Maurice Grau
Thursday, April IL, 'Lohengrin" lin Cerman)
Mines. Nordica and Schuinann Heink NM Jean
and Ed. dc Reszke, Muhman, and Bispham
Conductor Schalk.
Friday. April II, "La Traviata" (in Italianl
Mines. Semhrich, Roudez, BlueTmtister, NM
saignac, Dufriche, MeuN, PringIc, Vanni Cam
panari Conductor MancinclH.
saturday Matinee. April Il, Faust (in Freneh)
Mines Emma Eamgs, Bauermeister. Meisslinser
NM SaleZa, Campanari, McuN, PlancOu.
saturday Evening. April 1j at 30,
Die Walkure'' Gin Germanl
Mines Lili Lehman, Schumann- lIeink Man
tcIli Pevny MeisSlinger. Roudez. Della Bauer
meister. Molke-kellogg, and Marie Brema. NM
Van Dyok. Bispham, and Van Rooy. Conductor
Schalk Seats at Sanders & Stayman's. Prices,
So S. 81 and s.
The times., 1899-04-08
Mrs. stetson,s Lecture Tonight.

Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson will give
her latest and best lecture this evening at
the Church of Our Father, oo.ner of Thir-
teenth and l. Streets northwest. She has
the reputation of being logical. terse, and
vivid in her style, frequently interpreting
her presentation of new thought with en-
tertaining narratives. The Federation OF
Women's Clubs has assumed the financial
responsibility of the lecture. and the clubs
are vying with each other in selling tick
The times., 1899-04-08

Special trains direct to the track leave 9th
Street station at 2:Oi. 2:SO and 3I5, returning
Immediately after the last race.
Associate members badges, emitting holder and
accompanying lady to all the privileges of the
course for year, Spring and Fall Meetings,
together with 2i ladies' tickets So or SI2 so for
spring meeting only. These badges NAV be OBJ
tanned at Guzmans, in Z. F. Droop & Sons, 025
Pennsylvania Avenue. Also from Str J. r.
praney, Assistant Secretary, 6i3 New York
Avenue.
IMPROPER CHARACTERS WILL NOT BE AD-
MfTTED To THE GRANDSTAND OR
GROUNDS
The times., 1899-04-08
Eyes ana Nose ran Water.-C {

Archer, of Brewer, Me-. says: Il have had
Catarrh for several years. Water would run from
my eyes and for days at a time About
four months ago was induced to try DIR. Agnew' 5
Catarrhal Powder and since using the wonderful
remedy | have not had an attack. | would not
be without it," 1t relieves in ten minutes Sold
10y F. s. Williams. 9th and SITS. Edmonds &
Williams Sd and Pa. aVe.-31
The times., 1899-04-08
Sale Of gloves, 6)c.

Today We shall put on sale
$50 pairs OF ladies' fine quality kid
gloves. in white, tan. and black
in 2-clasp. with self and fancy
stitching-all sizez-wh.ch are the
regular 9S-cent sort-and you may
have them for 50 cents a pair.
Perhaps enough for one days SELL
ing.
The times., 1899-04-08
BOYS Shirt Waists.

A good Percale Waist, lie.
An immense assortment of
White and Figured Percale and
Outing Flannel Shirts and Blouse
Waists at 25c.
soc Cheviot Waists. 39c.
Gee fine Madras Waists, 4Sc.
Atwood Cream Colored Elan
mel Blouse Waists, S1.25 values,
TO close, i9c.
Boys DsPt.-3d floor.
The times., 1899-04-08

Official and social Washington was bril-
iiantly represented at the tea given yester-
day by Mrs. Charles G. Ayres, despite the
ceaseiess rain. The hostess was ASST d in
receiving by Mrs. George Titus Rowland,
Mrs. Thomas Wood, Miss Miles, Miss Mar
garet Adams, Miss Bliss, and Miss Alice
Langhorne. The beautifully artistic home
in New Hampshire Avenue was sylvan like
with palm foliage and graceful profus ion
OF spring flowers met the eye at every turn.
The loving cups and pitchers of o.d family
silver held the snowy blossoms and DELI
cate ferns that formed the ficral decoIa-
tons OF the exquisiteiy dainty table. and
an interesting addition to the drawing
room that attracted patriotic attention
from the guests was the ragged and sun
faded guidon of Troop E, Tenth Cavalry
which scaled the heights OF San Juan. led
by Captain Ayres. Among the callers were
General and Mrs. Hammond, Nine. Vicuna.
wife OF the Chilean Minister, Miss NataIi.
Berry, Mrs. Foraker, and Miss Foraker.
Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. White, General and Mrs.
Bliss. Mrs. Cropper. the Japanese Minister.
Mrs. Dahlgren, General Card, General Will
cox General and Mrs. Sumner, Dr. How
land, Mrs. and Miss Austin, and Mr. Won
Haibach, OF the German Embassy
The times., 1899-04-08

Mr.. LINCOLN ONCE SAID OF CERTAIN SOL
diers, that ''They were great on dress parade.
but good in action" Such soldiers should take
Mitchell Tonic. Sect Sold by EVANS. drug.
gist, 03S ct. mh5tf
The times., 1899-04-08

Percale print wrappers, in a per-
feet choice OF patterns. including
navy blue, black and white. gray
and white. light fancy colors, and
plain blacks. Tastefully braid
trimmed-ruffie over shoulder
braided and rufied yoke-some
with Spanish founce and ruffie on
skirt-exceptionally well made and
literally finished-ofIered as 0QC
a special value for. JO
The times., 1899-04-08
Eagnu Not Emb.I,,.1

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
"a see that General Eagan has been test;fy;p,
again" ''s
YES; and it's evident that none ot tbat n,cL
ing house prcsefvatiye got into his memory y
The times., 1899-04-08

Good quality percale wrappers.
made with ruffie over shoulder and
braided and ruffied yoke-some
corded-shown in a complete line
OF the most attractive patterns
including light and dark. fancy and
pretty stripe effects-some have
patent tape in sleeves for keeping
sleeves rolled up while at house
work-tight fitting back-separate
waist lining-a special value C0C
The times., 1899-04-08

Miss Kate Conrad, of Winchester, Va.
sister of former Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Conrad. is making spring visit to
Washington She is at the Victoria.
The times., 1899-04-08
Hllnyadi James

hot or cold water, it produces a copious evacua.
tion without leaving behind it any intestinal dis
comfort or exhaustion.
The times., 1899-04-08

Doublefaced all-silk satin rib
bons, with heavy cord edge. in all
the new spring shades and IL
inches wide-and sold regularly
at 29c. and 35c. yard 0SC
for. -
The times., 1899-04-08

The Saturday Evening Assembly will
give dance this evening at the National
Rifles Armory
The times., 1899-04-08
Spring ribbons.

All-siliI taffeta ribbons. 3 inches
wide-in every new spring shade.
including cerise. maze. old rose.
lavender. nile, lilac. and parvonne.
such as are always sold at 19c 15C
yard, for. ID
The times., 1899-04-08
The Eugene Field Primer.

'The Tribune Primer" written by Eugene
Fled, while employed On the editorial stan OF
the Denver Tribune (the last copy Of the
original edition OF which was purchased few
weeAs ago for sl5o), has been reprinted az Sc.
uads, Mo. and is being sold in the interest of
tie Field Monument, which it is proposed
20 erect at Columbia, No Single copies, 25
cent?. Apply 10 J. West Goodwin Secretary and
Treasurer. Monument Association. sedalia. No.
The times., 1899-04-08

Miss Mary Parater left yesterday for
Greensboro, N. c., to visit her uncle, Mr.
j. W. Kendall.
The times., 1899-04-08

Mrs. Daniel Lamont, who is being made
the recipient CT "A continuous series of
hospitalites from her old friends in Wash
ngton, was the guest of honor at lunch
con given yesterday by Mrs. Audenreid.
The times., 1899-04-08
&MhuM.@
The Dependable Store,
s22, e24. 926. s2S 9TH ST., running
through to 1916 X st.
Three items from
Our wrapper
Department.

The Ladies' Wrapper De-
partment is now in its new
quarters on the second floor
where larger space and in
creased facilities will render
buying much more agree
able. The stock is at it's best
now-Rerfect in its COM
pleteness. You can buy to
best advantage here-for in
no instance do we ask as
much as our nearest competi-
tor. Saturdays saving items:
Ladies' percale print wrappers.
in a good assortment of neat pat
terns-some braid trimmed-made
with tght-fitting back-fulI skirts
and separate waist lining-weIl
made and usual 69c value A0c
The times., 1899-04-08

At the Washington Club on next Sat
urday afternoon will be given the final
musicale of the spring series which have
been such pleasant features of the club en-
tertainments OF this season. The pro-
gramme will be contributed by the mem
bers CT the Friday Morning Club.
The times., 1899-04-08
Three Trimmed Hats at Special Prices.
Silk and Velvet Roses.

SIX and ' eIVet KOSeS.
Imported punches OF silk and velvet
roses. Two large roses and two buds
in a bunch. Rubber stems. All QC
shades and colors. Worth 39c. For. y
The times., 1899-04-08

The Chilean Minister and family will
leave Washington on the 18th of this
month for California en- route to Japan, to
which country Minister Vicuna has been
accredited.
The times., 1899-04-08

American Beauty Roses.
With bud foliage, made with rub 0C
ber tubing. For.
The times., 1899-04-08

Herr Won Bredow, attache of the German
Embassy. has resigned from the diplo-
matte service and will join his father who
has vast estates near Berlin.
The times., 1899-04-08

Colonel Hecker. L. S. A.. and Miss
Hecker, who are now in Washington after
stay in Cuba, will leave shortly for their
home in Detroit.
The times., 1899-04-08

The nuns of the Georgetown Visitation
Convent have issued invitations to all for
mer students for their centennial celebra-
tion, May %, 80 and 81
The times., 1899-04-08

Mrs. Lamont and her young daughters.
the Misses Bessie and Julia Lamont, will
return to New York today.
The times., 1899-04-08
Homeless and Fugitive.

''Ali night the streets were crowded with
the homeless Filipinos. Here and there
some native used these groups of women
and children as a protection from which to
fire upon the men fighting the fire. Every
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know of one concern IN the land
who are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprietors
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. have given
away over ten million trial bottles of
this great medicine; and having the sat-
istactisn of knowing i, has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases of the Throat. Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by it. Call on Stream
er's Drug Store and get trial bottle free,
Regular size soc. and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed. or price refunded.
Daily camera., 1899-12-11

Rev. DR.. Wilson in his sermon to bus
iness men last night echoed the sen,i
ment OF the Camera that Andrew Carne.
gle, who is giving libraries to cities able
to support them, shonld be appealed tc
by Boulder to build libary here. Tha,
is the first response the Camera has
heard 10 its editorial several weeks age
upon this subjec, and it remained for a
clergyman and newcomer at that to
give encouragement 10 the idea. The
trouble with Boulder business men is
that they fail to enthuse and to organize
along any line that is not personally
material. DR., Wilson's method OF touch
ing these questions suggests that here
may be a leader in the intellectual and
business life OF Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-12-11

The inspector of the game and fish
warden's Office has convinced himself
that the death of trout in Middle Boul.
der was due to the wanton pouring of a
tankful of cyanide of potassium solution
into the stream on the closing down of
the Recluse mill. There may be a large
number of citizens who care but little
what becomes of the fish that have cost
Boulder SO much to grow in this stream
but we surmise that but few will relish
the idea that the drinking water of Boul
der has been contaminated by fluid
sufficiently poisonous to kill SO many
trout,
Daily camera., 1899-12-11
ALL ENTERPRISE WELCOME.

Concerning the proposed electric line
from Denver to Boulder. 1t may or may
not come, but let Boulder be the last to
throw cold water on the enterprise. Let
none exclaim against 1t as threatened
evil TO our trade. Boulder is already so
near to Denver that additional facilities
for getting there will not induce Boulder
people TO Desert the merchants OF Boul.
der for those of the capital. There is
MERCHANTS SELL STAPLE MERCHAN
Disc CHEAPER THAN DENVER MER
CHANTS. Rents are cheaper here, style
less expensive, advertising comparative
ly cheap and those are some OF The rea'
sons why b ulder people will continue to
buy at home if rides TO Denver occur
every minute and fares are but ten cents
each way. Another reason lies in the
fact that people have lines of credit at
home. Boulder is safe. She would
profit by closer connection with Denver
by the added facilities for citizens along
the line to get to Boulder. and by many
Denver people coming here to live for
the benefit of our unequalled schools and
sanitary, delightful climate. Let US re.
solve with the new year to throw cold
water on no enterprise proposed for
Boulder, If it doesn't look feasible or
probable, let others say SO. not US By
the way, Boulder needs board of trade
if for no other reason than to ferret out
and expose the professional pessimsts
who oh d IN every community, who be
little property others are trying to sell
and who backbite. nag and black mai
mining districts. bee ause. forsoo,h. theil
own prospects happen to be in another
district of the county.
If we resolve here in Boulder to work
determinedly and unitedly and with a
purpose during the year 1000. such a
year of prosperity will come to no town
in Colorado. The conditions are ripe
and it will be well for us to remember
that if we fail of prosperity it will be moi
because of an unlucky star, but because
thhfs thffse is something radically wrong ir
Let US then be up and doing.
With heart for any fate,
Still achieving, still pursuing,
Learn to labor and to watt
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