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Musical Bait.

Fish are charged with being deaf and
dumb. But there are some fish that pipe,
others that grunt, and others still that drum
and whistle. An old legend says that fish
were caught In Egypt by singing to them,
and according to a Chinese proverb, Fishes,
though little, have very long ears"
The author of Music OF the Waters" says
that on the Danube men hang little bells to
their nets to attract fish; in Japan fish are
summoned to dinner by gongs, and the
monks of an abbey in Belgium whistle to
their carp when they wish to feed them.
But the most remarkable story is that told
to catch fish. The Gazetta del Popolo says:
'As we all know, the sense of hearing is e1-
traordinarily developed in fish; it appears
that while the slightest noise scatters them
in all directions, musical note, especially
that produced by the human voice. attracts
them; on hearing it they stop suddenly in
their course
'Signor Saretti, having discovered this
fact, embarked one morning on the Lake of
Geneva with a party OF friends He pos
sessed fine, deep bass voice, and striking up
q national song he proved to his astonished
companions the truth of his assertions.
They were able, by means Of an aqua
scope, to perceive the eageruess with which
the piscine population gathered around the
little boat. Then, casting their nets, they
instantly made such catch as has rarely, if
ever, been known on the lake; they might be
said, indeed, to have taken another niracu-
lous draught OF fishes. youths Companion.
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]. e LYNCH
Architect and Superintendent Office, room sos /
SedgWick Block. l01u /
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Health Commandments.

he2ltn commandments.
l. Thou shalt have no other food than at
meal time.
2. Thou shalt not make unto thee any pies
or put into pastry the likeness of anything
that Is in the heavens above or in the waters
under the earth. Thou shalt not fall to eat
ing it or trying to digest it. For the dyspep-
STA viii be visited upon the chic en- to the
third and fourth generation CT them that eat
pie, and long life and vigor upon those that
live prudentfy and keep the laws Of health
3. Remember thy bread TO bake it we'll; for
he will not be kept sound that eateth his bread
as dough
4 Thou shalt not indulge sorrow or Dor
row anxiety in vain
s. Six days shalt thou wash and keep thy
self clean, and the seventh thou shalt take a
great bath, thou, and thy son, and thy maid
servant, and the stranger that Is within thy
gates. For in six days man sweats and gath
ers filth and bacteria enough for disease;
wherefore the Lord mas blessed tt bath tub
and hallowed it,
6. Remember thy sitting room and bed
chamber to keep them ventilated, that thy
days may be long in the land which the Lord
thy God giveth thee
z. Thou shalt not eat hot biscuits.
8. Thou shalt not eat thy meat fried.
9. Thou shalt not swallow thy food I'M
chewed or highy spiced, or just before hard
work, or just after it.
TO- Thou shalt not keep late hours in thy
neighbours house, nor with thy neighbours
wife, nor his man servant, nor his maid serv-
ant, nor his cards, nor his glass, nor with
anything that is thy neig hbor's.-New Eng
land Farmer
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Harvest F1cnrs,nns-I.ow Rsres.

The Santa Fe route Will sell. on August
6 and -. oeprem Der 10 and u, and October
:. 1889, round-trip excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates-about one tare for
round trip from Wichita 70 all points in
Texas. Panhandle OF Texas. Colorado.
New Mexico. Utah, Wyoming. Idaho
aud Montana Tickets are good for
thirty days from date OF sale. With stop
overs allowed at pleasure on return trip.
Parties desiring 10 make thirty DAYS
trip 20 any Of the western mountain re-
sorts. including Las Vegas Hot Springs
Colorado Springs. Cascade Canon, Mani
ton. Green Mountain Falls. etc. can save
money by taking advantage OF the low
rates on the Harvest Excursion dates For
ticket rates and other information. call OF
W. D. Nuriock, agent \, T. * ;. +. r
r, or address
GEO. T. NICHOLSON.
6. p. IS T. A, y. I. x :. Z. Il. r
d56-tf Topeka, Kansas
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Wy ANTED-Gir 10 cook and wash Good wages
w to the right party. Call at fy53 North Law
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An Epitaph-

Here Is an eQitaph which may arnuse your
readers | remember 70 have heard it many
years ago when lived In York state:
Here lies Johnnie Weller.
Who was taken sck after estin' the yeller
Of n his iumpin' jack;
Gone TO meet his sister Mary,
He sleeps IL Greenwood csuetaey,
And ve don't expec, hin back
Chicago NeES
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\ ulovsnsns-care doctor OK faahla. in the
TauiaSsr Highlands, nas establishes 3 saai-
aa-iu-n vhsrs ,sstt.1cs have 20 esra '1xT
meals 5J GsSgsas trenches. Digging -rs1 9
ssads> be eTs. sTsRcssss- ersTy -.ssscse arss
every znssw OF tee e-msan bosy. and * AZ
acoDpa- ahis srr4clfic tsp sas eess a cysp>S
-. ana osser disS asrs ozusad by over eating
nd want of cr-T--=e-cpwk~-s AASsz,aa,
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ITO wHO'r IT NAY C0NCERN-Notice is hereby
given tiist nave tbs day applied he probate
Judge OF ~~ed<NlCk county, Kansas. FOR druggist
permit % sci intoxicating liquors Tor medicinal
mechanical ami scientific purpose only. az my drug
s,-c n No. - NS.l Main street. In the city q
heard on the nth day ~ Septerbr ls AZ II O'Clock
OF - q dsy, the ONCE Of probate Judge OF
said county AT Wichita b. L BE TTERFlELD-
d. AS
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IT. Louis Produce.

- I-NI =. NO, AuEuSt D
FOUH-StF8dy.
WHEhT-l.oW,r. p &c below yesterday No
re- cash .a' i-d August and ~tpteuhe- -5-c asked
December ..-.c bit. Man S-4
CORN Lower. No. 3 mixed cash S-sl asked
Septtmh-r 2. o Hi3. October. ,f-.c I'D. llr,tv
Der. 5sAsc asked. YsY. SPA o1>e
oAf>-Fa7u. Ne c->h l>},grS.c. May sas.e
September b. bid October Isl. l>i>l U,1.
hNE-DuIl S.
IA Unchanged.
BRA -th14--
tI.AN So d Better 81 CtEl -
lHAL-Duil and.y,ak. sellers rafusd ~ IS -
BUi TEA- Essy. Creamery l5,s &c, Galay l-sslt,.
EGE~-Ise
CORN NEAI-Sl 6-sl %.
WHISKY 81 -.
PROV SiBN>-StrGng
pCkh-elI HJsll -,
l-AAD-SG %.
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Miss LinpIsoaaee-What do you consider
your strongest piece Of prose writing, Mr..
BisDsversi
Mr.. Blankve-s-A sixtydsy note, nv dear:
/. carried away nearly ell M furniture and
drove me out OF taa state Until II was cut
lAwed. didn't consider ,,yseh safe wIsSarn
Us reach--Burdets- IN 8roaxJyn Eagle.
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THE BEST FIDDLE.

lis not the greatest singer
Who tries the Hottest themes;
He is the true ny bringer
Who tells his simplest dreamA
He is the greatest poet
Who I'll renounce all art,
And take bis heart and show It
To every other heart;
Who writes no learned riddle,
But sings his simplest rune,
Tadn-s his heart strings for fiddle.
And plays bis easiest tune
Don't ply maid with speeches
She cannot understand
For Love, the lisper, breaches
In low, soft words. not grand.
Leave the high stars above you,
Attempt no lofty art;
The little words, Il love you
VIII nestle in her heart;
They viii unwind Loves riddle,
Make life an endless June.
Take your heart strings for fiddle
And play your easiest tune.
S W Foss in Yankee Blade
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81. I.nnIs Live STOCK

s.. LoUIs. No Angus; So
CATgl k-Eeceiuts 5uas shipments ra1e Mar
1et steaor t-iT % civscv ns1iTes s. 5t4 - stock
ana feeders - tE-z 81
HotS-l. Reese Is ltEs shipments none. Market
strong ialr Ia choice heavy s. .ass ~ palzins
grades > %. .i OBJ
SuEEp-Eeceip-- lea. shfryreu-s rome EIq-ler
sie2Gy; fair 20 choice s. uJ-Is ~
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Oklahoma

This Office is prepared 10 furnish all the
blanks which are used IL connection with
proving I'D homesteaGs IN Oklahoma We
U.S. Coops blanks, which are the ouIy
blanks printed that have been approved by
The land commissioner at Washington.
l-Su
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WichitAGrain Market.

Furnished by,J ". Hawn & Co., grain and COM
mission merchants.
WICHITA August 30
wHEAT-No soft 59G5lc; No. hard 'J@5lc-
CORN-No. , white d. PC. No. , mixed, ly1e &c.
OATS-New No. white, 14@ljci mixed, l2Gljc
No and rejected, s&lJc.
tfNE-.glg.2e
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

Az EngasI gsatieaan las discovered :
rnsskod Of preventing rahies u sasA Give
Them vegetarian aies, with rnar.tss4 ca-r-
res ana st-Zrper.es
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Proposals.

Sealed proposals for furnishing metallic filing de-
vices, roller shelving, and other fittings for the
treasury vault of the Kansas state house wiz De re
ceIEeG uutI 10 O'Clock n. n. September nJh. l,S9.
optliuC plans and specifications may he had on ap-
pllgJtiou 70 Geo. Ropes, CrChi:ECt. No So kansas
avenue, Topeka, and after August 2th; bids to be
addressed 70 Secretary Board al State House Com
mi~-oDer~, endorsed proposals for vsult 5ttlnEs.
By order q the Board GEO. ROPES. Architect.
d Sat a.
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n.ichitn produce Market.

Furnished by Oberne, Hosicil x Co.
WICHITA August 90
HIDES-Green, s2B0a3j0; green salt, Ss.CgG5GE
dry sated 80 Ice green pelts 4Os 55ci dry pets, @
TALLOw-No. prime. &C; No. 2. sc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YoRK, August 80.
Money on call easy at . G3 per cent; last loan
closed offered al ?.
Prime mercantile paper 5l50s1s.
Sterling change quiet but steady at s4-H"ts lpf
Gu dav bills and S4.Sll4 for demand.
stocks were good deal more active and generally
stronger.
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Kansas City Live Stock.
Tho live STOCK Indicator renorts.

The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATTLE-Racepts $40, shidments 80. Texas a
tre more active 800 10 1000 pound steers selling
from 81 20 to g 80. Dressed beef and shipping
steers slow s. G0a4 10; fancy cows steady, others
lower: stockers and feeders in good demand and
steady from 81 GOES 10
HOGS-Receipts 2,119; Light. strong. active and
Zoe higher heavy steady: good to choice light IL ~
o. -; heavy TO medium s. 7l19a4 3.
SHEEP-Receipts 2lU Market quiet and steady;
good to cho ice muttons 90 COOS 81. common to me-
dun 81 25s3 81.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. H., August 30.
The DroYers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts HOO; shipments none; Mar
ket in fair demand and steady; natives ~ V@4 %:
Texans 3 l513 81 stockers and feeders = V942 ":
80.
HOGS-Receip,s 1900; shipments none, Market
active and firm: heavy 81 0J.si =; light - St&4 '9
packers and shippers > 5Jat % skips . 'o&i ~
SHEFP-Recepts GOD shipments none. Market
lower and weak; natives zJ@4 ~; western % s0
lambs 81 sGS5 s..
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STORAGE

FOR REET-Farm Property.
T-1eg thzs Lao n 4 &. T. s>-F aaF
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OHIO MILITARY ACADEMY,
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.
r A w Y E r S.

Take the Missouri Pacific railway to al
points east, west, north and south.
l24 If
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BUTTER- Unchanged. Fancy creamery. l~s
lSr; fine lee finest dairy Is 5l4c: fair good, 30
JUc.
EGGS-a4lpsc
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
wichita Live Stock Market.

Furnished for the EAGLE by Eldridge 81 Camp
bell, live stock commission merchants
WICHITA, August 50.
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Iii,er-i'ic ano suburban Railway.
Cars leave Dough- avenue every 20 min
utes from a. IN. TO b. 90. Then every a.
minutes % 10 .. IA. Car leaving Douglas
avenue at H. ~. and every second car
after goes T. Alamo 1881
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Plenty of cheap money for farm aud city
loans At tie knight Investment company,
10 y. Market street bs-ii
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HOGS.

Receipts lsS The supply soon exhausted by
ANXIOUS buyers. The market was firm 10 PC nigh
or on choice light others about steady AT yester-
dav'- prices Fifty-one hogs averaging 233 pounds,
sold al =4Oe one car hogs averaging 30 pounds
brought - 0 81 hogs (cOnmOn) averaging 2lj pounds
sold at 1895, We quote;
light mixed packing. - a. %
Heavy mixed packing -
Stock - - 20
Rough old sows and stays. ........-..... % % %
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The receipts were light and nothing doing in the
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TOR RE<T-Otfices and uta clean front rooms
4 with modern convenience at low rents, IN the
brick 81 s.. douglas avenue, corner Topeka In
quiTe o Dr.. uriey, room !. . i'l
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DIR. CROSKEY

Eye. = Ear, - Surgery
-Roon i, EecAhe.ypsz BuLGiax.-- i
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DIR. E. Y. MuNsElL.

ONCE 2D5 North Main street. Wichita, Kan. Room ;
| IL and ID. Office hours from to II a. M from 30
| to p. H.; Sunday, 10 to Il a. 64-u
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C-TosAe Offer he-s~ssls s3<S5s e. zs-rt-Aasts.
= sorrs lssss- " ysa rave azy fS1~-s - s.HTs
s.11x rtcksss a<s c. - "a We.
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TAKEN UP.
Under this mead e per lille per day.

TAKEN UP-Sunday night, August o took up
/ pony with saddle and bride, pony broke away
again Sunday night but SIN have tHe saddle ard
birdie. owner can have same by proving property
and paving charges. ;. hueCheuIu.ister. corner
Ellis avenue ana Harry street. da1--tt
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NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND
&PACIFIC RAILWAY.
f"Great KOck Island ROute.')
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
MISSOURI PACIFIC r. r.

DEPOT second and Wichita street ticket officei!
North Main street. r. f. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
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:. & HAMILTON L ..

.<frFF--s-T< = ~ Spscz}ti-s- Diseases a. tAa
& ~ ss.ssss-ts.lS7s. Eve. E&r. Nose and rerns.
--1<ssssS ~ - CssaTrh a=G 1Etins & zsse,
- si5sssssssS. Ut1cc - y. tlsF-rs = f~-s-
So < 80 sn4 u yers b4ock-
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DRESSNA KERS.
Under this head &c a line per day.
WANTED-AGENTS.
Under this head &c per line per day.

4 GENTS WASTED-In every city and town In
"A the United states except in state Of Kansas t.
sell 10 lawyers; Just The book every lawyer need.
endorsed by lawyers everywhere. sells st sight Nc
Ueieys necessary a. book BE- delivered ~her
sale II made. Applicants must De able 70 furnish
reference when required fuu particulars free
Address the wichita Eagle, " iohits Kan. 1I-tf
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TOR RENT Rooms. Very desirable. suit or single
furnished or not. GOOD boarding i4i-e q the
building. A.so good G-rOOln house. O. y" Coit-ns IS
22J North Main, SOS
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-31

Eegs ntfree reclining chair cars all trains and
Pullman slice pers from Wichita TO Kansas city and
Chicago without change ou night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north. south east and west, and steamship tickets
sold TO al European points at lowest rates. city
ticket Office 10 East Douglas avenue corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
ayuues.
CA RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
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- a - ~ - ~ -
-nsss - 90 g ~ 10 - eAT.
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FOUND

koUND-on North Main street \ porLeffsool-
L Owner can have same by calling on II = t1eyrr
= techheiIner block, rooEa {. and paying for this
advertisement. AS sc
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TuE aovrRson.s rxAuaunas.

In another column viii be found the in
eugurai message of the first Governor Of
che State OF Washington. In that docu.
mcnt Governor Ferry has evidently and
warmly felt the Inspiration OF the occasion.
An old resident, fully eoaversant with ter
riiorial difficulties. disadvantages. vicissl-
tSsdes, trials and achievements, ha very nat
urally felt that in the assumption Of his
new official capacity be personiEied tho Ter
ritory' proud emergencs into statehood.
A ieFvid tribute Is paid 10 the marvellous
resources Of the newborn state. to the en-
eFgy and enterprise OF her citizens. and due
emphasis Is laid upon the wonderful sue
cess With which they have overcome OBJ
staeleS which. 10 less determined natures.
would have been insarmoentahle. Ia this
connection especial STRESS Is laid upon The
wondroas FseaperAtive powers displayed
after the destructive iires whsch devastated
several Of oar largest cities withia the past
lev Rsonths, aaa a. the iuaomltahls energy
WITH whseh those ealaaaIties we're converted
tnts permanent advantages
The goyszner pays appresiAtive attention
"a the ersaa advantages a. whlch Wash.
iagten Is nosse ssed by reason Of her com.
mandlns position on the great highway az
tfAas between ihe occiasns snd tAe
ossens, = position wAich Cor eeasuries has
asways ssFiseed lis fortunate posseSsors.
AID IA "a arpeeciAsixe manner tae eox.
otner recognizes the extraordinary extent
e. Walsh Washington. a. SO early q STAGE az
material Development. has attracted ana
eateys railroad facilities, Nor does he
ntzsset % make feeling aeknewsede uaeat q
The EAsaevn ana ferelsn capitalists who Al
redneea rates Of saseFest advanced neeaaa
capital 70 repair shs dAmsgss oaass.s 50 re-
ceat disasters
Nothing ia The message. howsyer. wsll
command Eaere Eensral TnAlse appravAs
thar tAs conservative Recommendations ia
regard - possible or iAncss.l aessess n tie
constitution. That Instrument was sae
resals - prossasea aellher&tson. Il shogla
~ least hare trial before censse1ansng szy
porsssn q s. WAT seem 10 hs detects may.
whsa EeAsssssea BY legislation. prove ua.
tsssE aaels. whsle dsssess AZ osAer pesnts
n3s aFsssF, wssseh usfAgng eat exp<Ttsaee
wAa reveal TASTY Judgment. and e.
gvesseF ssseaa Aassy sesioa. j. - he aeF~e-
ease % s wisA newgy sormGlassa
faesszaeaAs isw
81 wsoss Il mest he AamssseSl sAAs Tia
iasssussl 5 eyediesbAs n It's aaaher. and
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sEowTn or YAKIaA


Wfa@Fmf EesamFeeN-N Mater Line 20 Old
Tswn-fsray'x Harhnr Railroad.
N0K1a xAxfNs. Eur H. Z. Frank Cor
don. secretary Of the chamber % e0Sgs-
merce. returned Friday with his party
from the Upper Natchex. havInx ssFeess-
fully located wagon road from the Elenan
cattle corral 70 the silver mines near the
month os Mineral creek. The party posted
sixteen claims on the rich deposit at mineral
posas which was discovered during former
trir. They brought back with them 3
large quantity Of the earth in blue, green.
yellow and red coloTs- The Sfsriver broth
ers here ground up some or the earth with
oil. and pronounce Il - he far superior to
the Ohio article, there being absolutely no
grit in H.
E. X. cHryen, recorder Of the Nafchez
aiming district, arrived IN town last night.
He reports that over 3 hundred locations
we're made on silver lodges n his district,
aud thai the miners now have comfortable
log cabins up and viii remain
ia the district all winter
and prosecute the work &C opening
up some Of the richest mines. The ASSAYS
he has had made IN Portland and san
Francisco run from $40 70 $50 10 the ton.
Pr Curren win return Wednesday with
provisions 70 last t;ll February. He is
highly elated to know that work viii be
commenced this week on the wagon road.
Mr. Yates has just established a logging
camp on the Natcllex, about mile above
the mouth OF the Me. and now has num-
Der Of men at work there putting up Log
cabins.
Ihe finishing touches are now being
given 10 the Lewis & Engle three-story
brick block, and the Yakima Club expects
to get into It's rooms within few days.
This makes the fifth three-sfory brick
b., this summer.
The te epkone line il now In full working
order, and is much appreciated BY citizens.
The movement 70 establish an electric
motor lire 70 the old town and out onto
the bench land is gradually assuming
shape. snd viii soon be an assured fact.
A bonus of $4,000 has been subscribed
and the Gray,s Harbor, Chehalis & Yakima
railroad will soon take definite shape.
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wAsarsoros COMPARATIVELY.

The present Ii fitting time for compar-
ing Washington with other states Of the
Union. Considering her age she can sub
nit to the ordeal without trerldation.. In
fnore respects than one the youngest baby
Of the family can outmeasure majority
Of her sisters in the big family Of forty-two'
In present population this state exceeds
one Of the original thirteen Delaware
and at her present rate Of increase viii.
within another year. pass another. Rhode
Island. Her population Is FAR greater than
that Of Nevada, greater than Montana,
about equal 20 Oregon or Colorado, and
very nearly abreast Of Florida.
In total area there are but ten states
California. Colorado, Dakota, Kansas, Min
nesofa, Montana. Nebraska. Nevada. Ore
gon and Texas-ahead OF Washington. In
area Of coast waters--gulfs, bays, sounds,
straits. ssc.---she is equnied by only Eve
states Florida, Maryland. North Carolina,
Texas and Virginia. In area OF rivers and
smaller streams there are bat three states
Missouri, Nebraska and Texas--equal to
Washington. In area Of lakes she stands
fourteenth in the list OF states.
But very aptly Washington has been
called "the Pennsylvania OF the Pacific"
and comparison between these two
states viii be interesting. In three re-
specIs, climate. timber resources. and pos
session Of precious metals. the most bigoted
son Of the keystone state must admit that
Washington Is incomparably the superior.
The gross area o; Washington is 0o1s0,
Pennsylvania 1913 square miles. Our
area Of coast water Is I,as0 square miles,
Pennsylvania, none. Our area of rivers
and smaller streams Il so square miles,
Pennsylvania 200. Our area OF lakes, etc,
500, theirs Is 30. In ali capabilities for az
riculsurAl and horticultural production
Washington at least equals Pennsylvania
IN fertility OF soil. and enjoys inessimable
climatic advantages. In the two specially
characteristic resources which the two
states enjoy in common--iron aad coal
Pennsylvania has been moro fully devel-
oped. bus there Is every indication that
Washington win not long lag behind her.
fair consideration OF sll the facts
clearly demonstrates that IL Is only
question of time, and under modern con-
ditions II cannot be vesy long time. until
Washington viii rival Pennsylvania In
population, prosperity and wealth. The
present population Of Pennsylvania IS es.
timased at about 4. 10000. or about f0f to
the square mile. With the same density
OF population Washington would number
T,loi.7a0 souls. Then what country!
Such an end is attainahle. and certainly
vporth strfvf,ssv g.,
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the rArRror MornrR.s DIsTnEss.
Half Mrs. ParnesI's Desfftution Is Not
Tofd--M0ney Pouring In.

Half Mrs. Parne3I's Destitution Is Not
Toid-Monsy Pouring In.
Ngw YoRx, Nov. 1s-Since the story OF
Mrs. Parne.l's distress was sent Out. money
has been pouring IN upon her from all
sides. II looks now as though she would
not only be secure from further want, but
that the sum OF the entire mortgage on the
place vii be quickly raised.
James Sleyin. who acts as overseer at the
place, said today that half her restitution
had not been told. Referring 10 the state
ment that he should have been able 70
raise enough on the farm 10 keep the
house, Sievin said the fact is that he had TO
sell all the tools to buy food and TO pay for
the winters fuel Only one storekeeper in.
Bordentown. Slevin said, would trust Mrs.
Parneli for cents worth Of goods.
I.oxDox. Nov. 1s.-Parneli states that he
was greatly surprised when he read in the
newspapers reports which spoke Of the pow
erty Of his mother, and Immediately
cabled his agent in New York
to supply her with funds. He had no
reason 10 suppose his mother was pressed
for money, as on previous occasions when
she desired help she had always
applied for and obtained prompt
remittances OF the sum required. He had
received number OF letters from her re-
Gently. In none Of them did she complain
of want of money. He does not suppose
there Is any danger OF foreclosure
sale OF her estate, a. years ago he i'm
structed his American agents to guard
against this by necessary advances re-
quired His mother had always declined
70 reside anywhere but in Amer lea.