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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29
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cF1yH+ iA-s corruption OF r-zfsyss ur
Great. I. Mas introduced lHia fraEea
!. on tziyszr Tvsr7z77z
from GesIasuy In 16s5. SAYS the Dry
g50as Chryni.le. The ersass. Who
gnanled Iha iTnrsstsh frontier Of aastria,
and acted ss sconts on ahc tanks on the
army. Sorc lIaen rtassd thoir assAlA. ticd
In front and tho 0ssiaE r. Eoes'saa asliIi or
silk. When Fruu1r oTT.snfEszs ; regi-
nent on the model IL the Crs@ts tisaSc
linen neckeloshs Hcrr igtisatet, and the
regiment was called The Eossl cravst
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29
TAE GREED Foa RIoAEs.
La striving for the TnaftainaAie Nzny
Sacrifice TaSlr M tpplacsS--

La Striving for the TnattainaAie Nany
Sacrifice Taclr HIppaaesS--
Then, too. learned this truth. writes
FL L. PriJehari in the ArNanSaw Trav-
seIsr, tSat certain amount OF this
worlds eoOis can bsmzie TO ceat+TbuSe
70 our comfnEt-oEF bcttcrment. in c
thousand ways bat beyond that, Ehile
it may srssify desire for pomp and
display, fo- things that really arc Of r1ore
benefit 70 Us il Is really more OF 4
bar5en th4a blessing. The getting OF
wealth for purposes Of adding 70 the
genGinc comforts and happiness Of oar
families. u b used in this way for the
healthfui, physical, Intellectual and
moral advancement OF thOse Ee love
ana labor for, is certainly one OF the
hi.shest and nohlest Of occupations OF
coarse il is assumed that the processes
use " obtain 1t are eiczn and honorable,
and that the effort Of mere nnoney-get-
ting ceases whenever reasonable com
pe4eHey has SeeH seea<esal. --
SBeh an object can be parsued With
out tho ioss Of any OF those qualities
that go to make up the highest tJpe Of
manhood; bat the moment one gets in
haste 70 be rich, 20 hoard. to pile up
thousands for the ncrc pleasure Of sce-
ing them grow into hundreds Of thou
sands and these hundreds ef thousands
into millions, just that soon does he be-
gin to fall zwsy from true rnanhoo1 and
in time becomes an nppressor and Al
eaemy 20 his fellows
belieTe in Law that would limit
this fortnne-gettiRg someFAere. No
ono man hasa asF sssssaess WITH affsrtrnnr
Of fifteen or twenty millions II 10
more money than he will use properly.
though ho might do 50; but the fact Is.
be don't. AnosheF poiat 70 b&semez-
barred Is that not ene In thousands
can succeed In amassing an enormous
fortune, So be content with compe-
tency and yoa viii be Infinitely happier
In realization OF modest desires than
you can possibly be IN striving for what
Is practically anattainahle.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29
a.nreratIn.s 4 ras-nrr.

Cooperation has nst isxa ssesessful
II Berlin, Thtrty-liEo eoepegsssge so
eieties hare been crgHnlzc1 taefe Tor
Essnukaetaring pagg.asra siaoa 1868.
IhiEty ef them w sslssl up their afzzirs
after an average exi seFcr u SIX yca-l
each. Fire xtiil cx@ T,su sars5s;s
rsasoma for disscasszl s:si;. easa assssas. sssrss
lack 9k fandss dlksg4necS 81 uEiEiot
anong isesabesg ar,i tisinaiins away u
membership
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29

Dr. Rein. Frankfort Germany
mathematician, caleaiatss TIA. tAo per.
ssns playing dominees 10 hours day
and making four moFes q minute could
continue lis,oos, 90 years without cx-
hzusting all the combinations Of the
game, the total number Of vhssk Is sgS,-
1sssff.s $40.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29

For lame back there Is nothing better
than to sa,arsss aanssi cloth With Cham
beslain's Paia Raim and bind Il en- The
affected paris Try 4 and YOU viii b sur
pri.el Al the rs0sapt se.lss il sfsasas. Tae
sane treatment viii care rbeaalasism. For
sails hy L. Mefenos drualota
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29

OF alI carrent questions. this n the
one rezs arrqneatly asked IL II, in
fact. tho great question OF the day. No
body 10 speak VI inquiries; sls he hon
extT'' ia ha patriotics- Every h.sI,x
puts the query; what u he werth2".
Money Is not merely the conmercial
standard of Salpe. bnt too often the eri-
terion " social position and The tosch
stone VI character
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29

Maay "a lasesp,ehe sensrsrsesa esrrcnfr
siksshua wbi'e 10 lie srrice hare tircs
been petmaneasly cared o. h b. Chamber
lain ; celic.Cholesa and Dinrrkoea sespeay.
For sale hy P, HOrrEO. Dfaggias.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29

Tsers wzz fFuE wAa EHro1 "a ! szstse.
he caaEaf aazeh q eas3 ~ u1ala sd sEnKs@
Rnnrs nsnwsznnes aaesasAasms n wsns 4
Hzf pisaAs he FEcigt hzvG eSEE- Ard ywt hi9
nzasfcztnne vas roe thifk cstfn Aefasaz snTrrT.
Marry q crcs taneEnl xescz 49, sA1sse = -
ks41ax 70 sse fe8ll1 kpsEss tGslate<sy spoils.a
b ress9 ID tie hend. Or On IN ktnes - fs,es
eoaanlae4 Elr khs sbgSw ~ isSseA er,pgk.
TT wv xES nlT NS af6 F5aK ans rssneay was
ever GHT szee Bot NE Es3assg 1a knne that ~
skasnAu eiaSsss mag kesE sheir hzaIak ssissr agl3
ssEsszss e fasse 10 Tie tizsiy Ne af l9s Sazs'a
CqkarTA Ressssy sDd br. Fsefue'n Gtsss.a Ms,a-
sssa DieeovsxF, besS ex sAieh are snld 81
GEnHWio1A
Dr, sasvs Casauh Rxnsrsag cures che wnFzs
sasre cE Extzrra u tie HGna ns saastar 81
hoa l11E e4ndl1E, wtfss for aH fsrYnrcaI
sgraehk1i. tenoat erd hing a1Eaekkas.s M
s=sss-s 6eszva 1ieEsoAa Discovery 4 rsossi.
kiFety uneqaaAed Ia elsaa the wDrs7 HsszcP-
tag eoMKMs Aad hgastaa pp aha Ecah nsra
ssrgzlKrA 0f yssl5H WEHS ave Ikea FssliiCssA
kE Wasflax diaa8aca Is = Hrarns,seed y,
oeneat o< e4lra IN al azseaops for .xhish L 4
fs,ees,sE Eaetssz14 II taksa ia aaEns an.a given 4
sAlr tr1a4- a. zoaeg fs16 s0< i nefaa5sd-
caryrlrhs. ssaa W waa1ps pua asza .Sss.n. :
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29
Ne ooT DAMAGES
a Nan whs s1EAsw Isas Ills.aia &ssa Dared
Maintain Tt.eua

Maintain TtaeHa-
A ssat=asssT foT ! Bss bafiding oz
sliehigan avenue left shc cellar nB-
guarded AZ ecrtaia spa.- AMI yoqsg
nan who ggzs p4ssizg byoa his ay into
. zrncery tsnhlsd ia. A CASH v@s sgt
in hts scsip. tvEo 1sl IA sOoSrncd bis ear
cut and his cost N2s Ftl'5' 4 ~ f,e back
''Nhrse the lAgss Il LIZ 55s5E nc Dc
=Ts1sa4.sssa. - hn got up.
'-f,ri the man, rcniissi tho Individual
nasaod. I'm very sorry this happened,
and What -"
sorry, ara. voc. wen. bslas sarry
wcH't p2y the dSEsss-s ~ahE yoa 10
come down.
Il an sorry. as I4z4l4 icsa7e. and aui
willing 10 e. what is ri.-t-. # y9u---t
No i1sszEins zrou-sd-so~.. EaElt cash
tasss=,zs-s=ss- 49,
-.fIcz EzTerils''
~iye.i.I soll you uhat lr~ a HAu
s..rs Effiiie-a = trap q tG1Is kind faT rso-
pie ought - be l,sic 70 sErst Tor it;
and it you don 1 fork over tKe SAiifings,
III law yos, ciear % SAe SGpseue Court
and back again
Two st.IElin-sy easpsd Sc bOss, ~
ifes, SO shilling, =nd n0s rcd
les"
1t was HANDED 70 hirR QEtlseE than
creased Tightening. ani as lie Eent his
way he s7la % ssnc c, she bEstzsaesss
That's .he say 70 Eet yeaE rights
stand riehE ap 70 folks
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-29
a 1 caRIsFT.
.snAFFEE 8 SAwsoN,
CLAIM AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.
AnsbsmY. n. III

+ A. ChaHss. fSts Gs al Nezsss., sase Ca 4
x. 1851 X Y s v. l. Tsth lisss< Fsss. AeE1
aefster Fn@t No. iss is,T RAii-sheFiasaf fns1
s.f.. 6. A. X No a. ke4st =. y
ss,aalers zAzfara and Magiaers n xhs EHsgu
ARMS if0 haxs sertesi SiBety Dsxs q more,
= - Era rf1E sisaA.gl ~ rssse5s - aFg isfnl9s
1,rsst tii-zbi5 NhsiIes contracted II ike ssx-
y sire,,sr sinee dfaeharee, 81 rom 8 q ~ per
EnasSh siafiax liz II fhe disability Is E18 sA1
E4.sllt AZ aay v5eiBns tAa,it 10 eaainssAs.
Refs irresFssfSse - taFae 81 Gcsfh eat = rssF
asDnfh 10 ezs.h ehii,i Hfs.seE - years - aee ef
sHsh 3cevaexs4 Saldser Sslilsg on NaEsGees
IAepensAeat pzrrnfS osix hAge 20 show that
they Afe at ste present tsnsa dEssFnlsenE
The zufy iEr 1Sked Is lee ~ 10. ezzAllfi1ne4
8l-en sIa6ces<s -
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SIS 90 to $4,000 4 :. nai, ntr. ga

iCr IL. Persons preferred wn0 can furnish a morse
and give -eir wuO.e time 10 the business. Spare
moments ray De prOntaol emplbged alSo.
feS vacancies in towns and cities. Il. F. JOHN
son K Co, loo Main 81, E.icnmcEd, Va
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A Square Deal for Everybody

To enable home snd lan1-seeke's
to visit the flaming section of Mime
sota, North Dakota, South Dakota
Montana, the Great Northern Rail-
way Line Will sell excursion tickets,
with stop over pri Ileges, good for
thirty days, at One Fare for tie
Round rip, on April 22d, May Doth,
Septemb 9Th, Septemf er 30 h, and
October 18th, from St. Paul, Mime
apolIs, Duluth and West Superior
This ri / enable purchasers to sc
the famous Park Region of Minnesots,
the wonderful Red River Valley, Dew
lis Lake, he Turtle MoUnt=in and
the Mouse River Regions OF Nerih
Dakota; the rich valleys of the Big
Sioux and James III South Dakota,
aud tie vas fertile district watered by
the III our, Mls, Teton and Maria:
Rivers, in the great Reservation Of
Montana; no land grant restriction.
o. ezra costs there IL securing home.
: ead>.
l. lac OI ca -NyI Ici-i AdIlHs tth1
three lines through the LED River
Valley. is the only line 10 the Turtle
Mountains, has three lines in South
Dako'a, and runs the on'y solid
through trains of Palace Dining and
Sleeping Cars, Modern Day Coaches
and Free Colonists Sleepers to Fergus
Fail, Moorhesd, Fargo, Grand Forks,
Crcokston, Devils Lake. Minot, Glas-
gov, Chinook, Ben on, Great Falls,
Helena, and Butte, Montana. 1t is
the only railway in the west owning
and operating its entire superior equip
meat, and with solid roadway, 10
pound steel track, insures safety, COM
for and speed.
Your home sgFnts can sell you ex-
cursion tickets to over 500 points on
Great Northern Railway Line. Maps,
guide books or information concerning
travel or settlement along this line,
cheerfully furnished by any agent OF
the Company, or F. /. Whitney, Gen.
Pass. and Ticket Agent, g. n. R'y,
ST. Paul, MINI.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-22
FOrty.Five Years Bondage.

GENTS: For iortv FIVE yesrs | have
been afflicted with blood poison, liver and
rheumatic difficulties. Part o. the lime
confined TO nv bed. NJ blood Was badly
diseased Six hotties Vi Hibbard'> Rheu-
matte Syrup did me more good than al
the other medicines have taken Ms
friends have usel il and in every c,se IL
has proven wonderful remedy. | have
known of some wonderful cares Of dyspep-
STA and neuralgia.
MRS, MARY BIrDLE. Mitchellville. Iowa.
Hihbard's Rheun a':c Syrup aud Piasters
are remedies OF sIeai merit. believe
thew have no equal ia tie cnre q rheu-
ma ism and ali blood 6Ieea.es.
De-. II. REGARD. D.dggs',
Mi:ch-i Will. Iowa.
The spring is the time TO take H:ubari's
Rheumatic Syrup for tie bloOd. PREPARED
only by The Charles Wright Medicine
Company, Detroit, Mich.
w. (. Bard, fruggi.f.
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lied. Any fair-minded man must adj
NIT there are two sides to the question
and that the Chinese have the best of
the argument. There is the treaty
in full force and operation and Yet the
United States passes q law directly 10
the contrary 10 lis provisions. A
treaty is very weighty document
and it is not customary TO disregard is
provisions, yet this is wha. was done
in this case. The law has been de
clared constitutional by the cour's,
though it has not always been observ-
ed. If Americans were shut out from
China it would occasion great loss AM
hardship. Turn about is fair
play, and they cann't complain if the
Chinese adopt American tactics and
exclude Am ricans ON the Chinese
Empire.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-22
ORDER OF PU RLICA1ION.
STATE OF Missouri, J

COUNTY OF PErTIS,
In the probate court. James {. Thorn psou,
administrator OF Bette Hopkins, de-
ses.ed. Order OF publication.
To Mary s. Hopkins and Goa Hopkins,
heirs of Bette Hog kins, deceased, and
all others interested.
You are hereby notified that James c.
Thompson, administrator OF Bsttie Hep
kins decs a-ed, presents to the court his
petition, praying for an order for the sale
of so much Of the real estate of said
deceased as will pay and satisfy the re-
naming debts due by said estate, and vet
unpaid for want OF sufficient assets, ac-
compsnied by the accounts, lists and in
ventoiies required By law in sTeh case.
On examination whereof il is ordered that
all persons interested 10 the estate of said
deceased, be notified that application as
aforesaid has been made, and uni SIS the
contrary be shows on or before the first
dav OF tie next term Of this court, 70 be
held on The second Monday Of August
nex,, an cr,isr viii, he made for the sale of
The whole. or 80 much Of The real estate Of
said deceased as VIII be sufficient for the
payment Cf said CeHis and il il further
crI,reA. that this notice De published in
some newspaper. &c this state, Tor four
weeks before The next rn OF this court.
Witness ny hand a. Judge OF our sid
court amt Tie seal thereof Done az Office
"a >yda.It. .u The county aforesaid on tie
81 p Gay q, june, \. u. 1890.
F.. BAILEY.
1-I5N4; Judge OF Probate.
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MEN AND WOMEN.

Mrs. Matthew H4Idi-an of Nice
town. Pa gave b rth TO Il twenty-five
pound baby las: week. This bea;.
the worli.
Bismarck bedroom CONTAINS INT
three p eces OF furniture a bedsread,
waists AMI and 4 hooj elk. The bUot,
jack is probably for cats.
Hugh McCulIock, ex-secretarv OF
the treasury who ha. been sri usly
i'll at Washington for SINE days, is
81 years Of age.
1t announced that Chief
justice Morton of Massachusetts will
resign his Office next month, after
thirtv-two years st service.
Senator Blackburn has two
daughters, one Of II whom, Miss Cor
rine, i brunette. and .he other. Mss
Lucille, IS Z blonde If the pure English
type.
-Iia Lewis j. L the only woman
lightlouse-keeper In the country.
Tie light ~ Watch Hill j. in charge
Of MIS- Schuier. appointed during
the Ciev, land administration.
Ii. 4. Marlin Of B nni1g,yn,
Vt. has STATED a novel huSia' = OF
: ling privileges 20 fish in his trout
streams, she angler paying 20 much
per pound toT the fish he catches.
REV. Richard p. Feehan. Il Cath
Ollie ciergym IN If Louisville, Ky,
dis suddenly. presumably Of apo
p'exy, in & Cincinnati hotel on Wed
nesday, where he had regis cred as ).
ID. Walsh.
MIR. Ria kittridge, said TO be
the champion micrcsc pic postal-card
writer in the world, has succeeded III
writing the Presidents last message,
consis ing of 10000 words, on a
pcstsl-card.
Mime. Modjeska says she cannot
afford IN get angry for the reason that
to lose ones temper is to lose ones beau
ty. Husbands who have scClding wive:
might do them a good turn by cutting
this out aud FASTING it on The looking
glass.
Ralph Woodman, a workman, Of
Auburn, Me-, snatched a three-year
old child from in front of q raj road
train and had such a narrow escap,
himself that the cowcatcher of the 10
connective knocked off his hat and i
was carried under the wheels.
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GREAT NORTHERN RY. LINE.

To Helena, butte, Spokane Falls, and
the coast cities, take the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-22
GREAT NORTHERN RI. LINE.

To FARGO, Grooks.oE, Grand Forks
and wInnips q, take the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-22
MISSOURI NOTES.

The wife of F. J. Fox, telegraph
operator at Callao, Mo-, threw her.
self into a well and was drowned.
She was insane from typhoid fever.
Phillip Schmidt, blind veteran
of the war, shot himself with 45-cali
bre revolver at De Soto, Mo-, Mon.
day. Neuralgia had crazed him.
The banks contracting for the
state deposits paid into the treasury
last month 81 ST.. so, they realizing
about ten times this amount ON the
deal.
Missouri is now the only state OF
territory in the United States where
government lan-s may be taken al
private entry or purchased outright
for S1.25 an acre.
There are two Lavelocks, broth
ers, on the democratic county ticket
of Ray county; one is for probate
Judge, the other for prosecuting at
torney. They viii be elected.
Mrs. Green b. Roberts, of
Wheelin-, Mo Was killed in rail
way collision AT Chil.icothe las, night.
Al Foster had his skull crushed.
The engineer and conductor were ar
rested.
One If the larses' r"l!er mills in
Southwest Mis- -ouri, costI!g $50, 0GO,
WAS recently built in the town of lie,
public. Green county. 1t his Il ca.
pacity for l25 barrels of -four and IS
barrels of meal day.
MIR. Frederick Valentine, an old
and respected citizen Of 1T. Charles
county. leaves for Europe. going to
Munich. Bavaria, to spend his declin-
i~g days with a twin bro'fer. Mr..
Valentine has been a resident Of the
county for ftty-six years aud j. 50
ye.rs of age.
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The Problem Solved.
AN USRIvALEp BLOOD PURIFIER

Found at last in Hibbsrdis Rheumatic
Syrup-A remedy which expels all poison
our matter and tsints OF disease from the
blood. a we'll known citizen OF West
Lebanon, Ind, tesiifes to Its value:
GENTLEMEN: II affords me pleasure to
state that nv wife has received greater
benefit from Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup
than from any medicine she has ever
taken. We have used six bottles, and
find il to be the best family remedy and
the greatest blood purifier that We have
ever used. 1t is truly all it is claimed to
be by its founder. You cannot recon-.
mend it too highly.
Yours truly,
FRANK WALLANE, West Lebanon, Ind.
Prepared only bv The Charles Wright
Medicine Company, Detroit, Mich. Fol
sale by all druggists.
w. E. BARD. Druggist.
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Catarrh,
Catarrhal 'Deafness-Hsy Fever.
New Home Treatment.

Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that they
are due to the presence of living parasites
in the lining membrane of the nose and
eustachian tubes. Microscopic research,
however, has proved this to be a
fact, and the result of this discovery is that
simple remedy mas been formulated
whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness and
hay fever are permanently cured in from
one to three simple applications made al
home by the patient ence in two weeks.
n. B.-This treatment is not snuff Oh
m ointment; both have been discarded BY
reputable physicians as injurious.
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
b sent free on receipt Of stamp to pay post
age, BY A. III. Dixon & Son, 337 and 33S
West King street, Toronto, Canada -
Christian Advocate.
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles shoult
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-22

The Best Save in tn world for Cut
Bruises. Sores. L icer>. SILT RaeUm. Fever
Sores. T-'f.r. rhapYei HANDS, CUi.blsins
Germs. and all kin Erl!jna>. sad posi-
lively cur l. les. @. EC pay required 1t
l. gnarsn,--.:to give uer!ect satisfaction
or none. reinnde! PrIc- - cents per
box. For sale ~ N-r'z X F,.-
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Symptoms of Torpid Liver.

Loss of appetite and nausea; the bowels
are costive, but sometimes alternate with
1ooseness or diarrh0a; pain I'm the head, ac-
companied with dull, heavy sensation In
the back part; pain I'm the right side and un-
der shoulder blade; fullness after eating,
with a disinclination 20 exertion OF body or
mind; irritability Of temper, low spirits; loss
ofmemory, with a feeling of having neglect
ed some duty; general WEAKNESS and debtli-
ty. III these warnings are unheeded, serious
diseases will soon be developed. No better
remedy can be used than TUFTS Pills. A sim
gle dose produces such a change Of feeling
as often to astonish the sufferer.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Cure Bilious Diseases.
Price, Csc. Once, 3s&41 Park Place, N. I.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-07-22

Sufferers from catarrhal troubles shouls
saestully read the above,
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To Great Falls, the future industrial
centre of the Northwest, take the
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GREAT NORTHERN RI. LINE

ss-Tne GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE
runs its Magnificent Dining Cars. Palace
Sirepius AZ, >5-:.u i','t ina "a, eli r'r
COi0nIs. s.pa-s ~ Oi v { tr.Ist f~THS
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ONE FOR FIFTEEN.
A japanese Sues for Z $751;
600 Lottery Prize.
Ne MAD TIVE WINNING psuaaoER.
Hin o. 1hsassoA Dsllnss -
Esps Essssssn.


One Tsns Kswa, Jsp. yssyg1Ev hled =
navel suit with ~ clark Of t16s superior
court against l. b. Wood. Of this city, for
$1,000. which tho plaintiff claims vss
fairly Won On lottery ticket
Weed conducts The Little Louisiana lot
tery, of Seattle. flor charitable purposes"
the complaint alleges. About the 6rst
Of last April Tame tempted for
tune BY investing one dollar in
this elsemosynaxy institution, purchasing
ticket 30. n - He states thas IL was
represented to him that he was 70 rsceive
such sum ~ would b drawn By 81 cou-
pom Of the ticket bearing The corresponding
number in the Louisiana State Lottsry at
the next regular drawing. II was partcu-
larry agreed. he alleges. that should ticket
No. q .'3as draw $s00. 600. he would b paid
500.
On April Is. at the regular drawing Of
the Louisiana iottsry, ticket No. u sos did
really draw the 10000 prize. The Jsp
Immediately demanded Of the Little
Louisiana $4,000. He states in the COM
plant that he received $50 In cash and .
note not yet due for $3.50, leaving $l4. 90
still unprovidsd for. and he prays the court
for . Judgment against the defendant for
this amount He also alleges that the de-
fendant took his ticket and refused 70 re-
turn IT,
II will Be remembered that . statement
was published over the signature Of Tame
Kawa in IN evening paper. 70 the effect
that he had received from the Little Louis
lana Lottery $1,000, payment in full Of the
amount won on his ticket Tame Is .
waiter in . restaurant in tbis city.