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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15
YoCxo PEOPL8 Az CuAUrAUQUA.


TAsy Dseesss vssiess Ouestssas-Gssat
nay FER 1eligaoas Societies.
YESTERDAY wna sae seooad dAy Ter the T. p. q
G Z q chsafauquA. sad vD tnas9ufssnd By .
young psop,ss sunrise prayer meeting On The
eyeunds Is SO q u.
The earlier part II ths cay vas given % The
snjoynens Of the many attsseeious oi
tAe heautifu. Cnausarqua grounds, the
vsndes ana sdmisattoa Of ell vtsisnsA AZ An
D n ne question Of Tie rotation a. ~ Young
Peoples eocsetsss to the Sunday echooa was
diseusesd asd valuable sugzssssons wess o.
Sesud b. several spsaass4 In The evening
President Thomas Nswitn, II Paeinc university,
delivered N insasssfing and abe address on
~Ihe Dsvssopmsus Of Chafaesse.''
To-day viii b the last day 81 To special pro
ssamns foe the young psopse's soeiestes. md
lssxe aeieess!ons from ali Of the Christian Eu-
desvos Societies. Epwosth Leagues. the Bap-
siss Youug Peoples Cuions and the s.
Andrews Broehsrhooda, Of this city. Win attend.
he ChautauQua Young Peoples Society 10 eI-
tsrely undsnorninAiiooai. - II tie ChAutauQua
itself and embraces all Of the various young
psop,es' religious societies of Ill dsnoutaA-
ucna
A special exeursion boat, the City 81 Ahss.
deem. will mske two round trips % chsutauoua,
leavtns tho city dock ut .. m. and $50 p M,
returning Il $: Is p m and II rs M. in time 70
catch aI, shs street cara Fare fog Tho rdlud tsip
50 eoass
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eoeLD NOT OPEN THE JACK KNIFE.
= eo1ler Saved Fsom Conscience Men
In the Nick - Time.

In the Nick - Time.
3 ! khso, sailor from Port Biake,sy with
~ half doliau IN his pocket fell in with
eseoe men last evsning. aud hut for the
~ arrival Of oaacer Giasacock would b>
oeesins how he lost his money. Rhen IL q
sssas nos veil up in the aiding sames. but
- pnseessss tha, instinct which makes q man
49,. '
= eesns it wss entirely accidental that
Robinson. well dressed young man.
IN % the water front aud made bis &C.
esasA They walked a!miessly about un-
y essnsr OF Eighth and Jackson streets was
Ihess thev met John Maloney whose
eaed . we'll known 90 Police Captain VIII
! aaioosy had black knife with the letters
- 90 the handle. lie careless shut aud
~. u haaliy betting Robinson that be
hot cpsn H. Robinson had no trouble
Assa thought he could do tho same thing.
~ psodocsd VIVA, locked like . roll OF 60
Aecss aad bet the Port Rsaksley man sio
n. = could nos open the kaiss white lie.
- ny, Vas counting ten.
49, ~ wetkias hard to open the knife.
s<esnei 10 stsek. and MAio-ey had
- siae when Offer ulasacock came upou
aessA's attire. Msleney recognised
= IA moment. sax,chea the knsie out
eeonisymsns hands and In the slight
ssss beloved either Robinson or Msioney
H-vsd 10 stiek something in tas would
osaas eca, poe1sI
= wat Asn; fslr. sad Rhen 10 the shsfp-
Asew thai can open that knife ana
si 70 give nas back nay money"
asa aadsessssi had no time 10 talk They
VAe to wax eewn the street ia an or.
49, :sasss. and Eel. deeply axgfleved waen
-. sasef arrest A: tie police ssasioa an
49, nti OF IL ga.i pieces was taken from
- - s1s nel,her he nor Robinson
80 khen was taken inso the hack
- ,.-.0 10 fseeaased his experiences
n ~. ses Ia cfssn iGnoseet ;aek-kuiyes.
nas bis sio sss gone. aaa when II
80 - y his ace east poke, be acted ike q
- ses 10Y. The prisoners will Dc
-. = sss Esa etpai eoart sais afternoon ca
a conducting q confidence game.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15
Put Money Into
Real Estate.

That's the way to accumulate wealth.
Save little money aud buy property, and
keep on saving and buying.
That's the way to get the full earning
power Of money.
How many Of 6eattle's wealthy mon
have made their big money from their pro-
fsssions or commercial pursuitsf
Can you name onef
Nearly every ono Of them started poor,
saved . little money and bought property.
Go over the list Of our wealthy men and
see IL this IL not fact.
The opportunities are better now than
ever before. There is no more uncertainty
about Seattle. Buying good property Is
buying . certainty.
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Whsa shs TIRE com missionsrs removed Capt. No
Aliep from command OF the nrsboat suo2ual.
mie, they thsnghs 20 avoid ell conflict Of author
~ In the fusars bv dispensing with one Of The
two captaiaa sn the boat 30 they made George
Clancy captain Of the company. boat and all
made Capt Gsnpors nsss pilot and Capt Davis
second pilot Nors than this. . new ordinance
ssossanisine, the nrs department was
approved s. which the nrsboas COM
pAuy 10 70 have . captain and
swo piioeA The commissioners evidently
did not dssB. 10 necessary 70 have . licensed
master - esrtaip OF the boat. but the customs
o1aesu do, asd would not tolerate for moment
the tdsa Of aAy man being captain Of the boat
uniess 10 possesses the licsnss Of master Of
vesssla A. u matter Of fact, Capt. r. G. Con-
uoss 10 nov captain OF the boat being % re-
corded at the customs house, where hs took the
oath REQUIRE BY Law.
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~ ais Nife's D1asrnas. Eugf-
aeeF stone nepApts.

= 49, A. ssoEe, railroad engineer. living
- =. esssssa second aud Ihsgd streets, lie
~. ss Vie Yesterday morning after writing
- 8. - Which lie called her bad names ANA
- Aas ass,rustss hiH,.
1aifaes lie sFeseat Ms. ssaue az Ia
y sef ego lsss April. ana naSfst 80 buck
Of cempisssssa domestic asairs
i ..s.e stoss eanevsnanw Ter husband. bat
hsr hy claiming that Ae wxs
-. - Nhsa tas eoep.e moved In Sc
-. ssosss examined the eoass rseoras.
Vas ssewa taxi Rsehsssi A. ssone
ief divorce By ass wife 60 tie
esssrcoe. but owing ~ lack Of tsaas
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Robert Maatell.

when nstxrs invested Robert Nantell With
his specie, advantages Of figure. facs aud voice,
she might hays had ia view lis adaptation 20
such an impsksonssion ~ that OF the handsome,
chtvalsic soissief In the melodrama OF 1.-THE Faee
In the Moonlight" The play. which Is by
Charles Oshssrne, 10 OF the romantic, historic
order, and hos to do with the events In France
from the Gsas whom Napoleon escaped from
Eliza 10 that "a which he met ruin as Waterloo.
The pivot Of shs plot turns on the extraordinary
sessmbiAucs bstwssr the gallant young ofiicer
Victor Ambsoss and the murderer Jacques Fer
rand. The n.swly-wetded vile Of the former.
Lucille Aunssr. 10 posssssed with . feeling OF
horror for sh4 husband that she once loved. ~
on account q, the resemblance. the odtum Of the
murder Coo mittsd BY FeFrand falls on
hin. The subsequent confession and sui.
eide Of the real murderer unrAvels tho
dinicuity ard gives = feiIcisous ending NJ.
Nantsil tmySrsopatss both charactsrs, and his
vide range * dramatic capacity 10 seeu In the
rapid Transitions between two parts that stand
st opposite ktlss Of human nature The colors
Of the villain are laid on with bold and I'M
sparing though not fnartissic hand; but IL 10 Id
mitscd that Nj. Mantsll IL at his best when MI
ine the role II Victor Ambrose. In which he
has the aid CT natural equipment not les than
histrionic ara such an embodiment 10 caicu-
lated 70 prova that melodrana has . ussmsusnt
mission. anc tts adequate presentation charm
which those IL the moro classic school cannot
displace. D.sncult and exactsng on the suergses
% are the en- sctment of these roles, Mr. Msntsll
sustains his with distinctive skili and unxaver-
ing fcrvor ~ the end.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

john Hare Was arraigaSd in Justice Cala-
wells court Yesterday on the charge of burglar
sang Leca ". washhurn's private carl VALE
tie eircgs was In this city. The esiaeaeS
submitted 20 p~ppty Prosecuting At
tarney yisstock by Private Detective
sauls, who IL recognized Police ca
Ger sprsggs partner. was Of suea
eharacte. TIA: tie case was Dismissed waihou,
witness being Introduced and Nj. wsaaharp,
who hsl pait The detect We s. day. also hsa 10
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Atsestions

Tia sxseussys officers Of the several ofgaaisa-
uans and sSvil societies participating in she
funeral cersnon!es of ths late Col L l. smith
are rec sessss 70 report At rss 'nsasA' aeassaxs
- s,morx. buildsax, OIL SATURDAY svsgiag At
q a =, fos pass,ssou in liaa respectfully sae-
800 J. 0Rxsx.
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~ diveseD - nsvse procured. ehe pexf
hons1 shak IN haA ssoshes via q sosssla An
tboso shinGS ksusea eolAneos q - femslY
asd sssee tslI Mn Stone Na Z ssys - sook
evesysAing ~ csul1 ~ ~ hoc1s sn, SneiuAtne
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paJ ths cost ef ~ actten. The hisasxy Of ths
esss shovs sAas Prisass Digestive eonis WORKED
10 With o1css sps1sss, ~ IL lassse - aAke
the Arrest ana uhsa u esns - peodue1ne en-
6nnon hsd oone n Al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

Eot,ce-iseroert Haven. druggist. 10 In
no way. oh ;pc ar manner associated Win
the store corner Front and Pike streets.
but has nsivcd TO front and Madison.
where he WILL be pleased To see al his o4o
custouers snd friends.
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Put Money at
Interest.


II one has made his fortune and simply
wants . regular fixed income Il 10 we'll
enough to put his money at interest on
good real estate security.
He will know just how much he will
have every year, and by no chance win his
income exceed his expectations
Interest doesn't do . man much good,
though, who only has . few dollars .
month. II won't enable him to make
much Of provision for rainy day.
In fact, putting ones savings as interest
10 . very discouraging process Of getting
rich for poor man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-15

The next production that will b at the new
Seattle theatssr next week after Robert Manteli
10 Mark Musshy and his company OF comedians
ia .-oDowes Neighbour" Mr.. Murphy 10 .
peculiar con- sdian. with personality entirely
his own and sssig.aal In the extreme. The audi-
sncs commsaccs 10 laugh as him on his very
dist APPEARANCE. aud be has the happy knack OF
icing able IL keep up . continual now OF his
Laughing fin.i among them: they laugh from
the rise 10 shs fail OF the curtain Nsssra
Thumsuer a::d Elmer, Who are conducting Mr..
Nurphy's tos.r TO the Coast this season. have
surrounded .:aoir star with . company embrac-
ing M salsi J. Ryan. Mr. Thomas T. Watson.
Mr.. I. +. Rags. Mr. Joe Roberts. Nj. Fred Key
uolds, Nj n whGsh. Miss Ieanie Murphy. Aiss
Cara Ihrop... Mas Annie Porting. Miss Mamie
Williams, Ms Emma Winton. Miss Rose Leigh
and pfhegA
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NEW wHATcoM, June 9, 1898.

Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan-DEAR SIR: I
took your treatment six months. and the
result IL that I am entirely cured. Your
medicine has done just what You said it
would. Ny brothers eye il we'll and
strong, although the scar has not entirely
disappeared. Ny prayer is that God may
bestow his richest blessings upon you.
MRS. c. T. ARNOLD.
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On. Di.en.rg.s. osAer s...A over.

One Discharges. Other BesaA Over.
yos<ph white and John Jscohs0a. who were
arrested Q few days ago By Capt Nick Hanna on
the charge OF hurgiarislng Gets barber shop ON
Pike street, vsrs arraigued tsioss Justice Cald-
we'll yesterday. On motion Of the prosecuting
attorney. Jacobson vas diacharssd. - there vas
no evidence 20 connect him with The crime.
white waived an examinatton. and was bound
ever - the superior court
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AID SCOT FREE.
IL Not Guilty q Con
osnDt for the Court
- olAsoow IS ApPEAsGo.


s144
b ssv no1 ~ paGeed thsoosA ~ nesy
E.szE~-l 5000 pprEo6 oe eooto0re He
.... ..s--..ea1 hinseif bsfoso Judee Gaaagow
,.s.sse.sa eou,s accompanied b. Assist
Ceesss' 49, - 8 = s.'
lnDwsusesele 800 nu1W - g -.
~ edssasoGo 1st1ag ths peoeeedaags -
;~11fenl peapt
ls.EI i. ~ ~..~-~ -se. = - ~
0eing y - eeon sy y ~ -
- Asaeas eesne eSveas ~. MOVE
~ 1v9 sssssds snsssf when Tor ssnss
1919 ~ sa~-.~ ebaf the charter 49, Il the
- \. ssss-s~s 80 ..-e..s ~ ~-n..es
~. ~ 49, ~ s-1~.s-s
- u0oMs: - 80 49, ~ Oyessou
ns - fu11 euv9yisosy cootsu1 ct ell uti8a-
Eil~ossss Asnsiae Il tssn soss a. - ssy Inst
onO9 s1mfensd having sdvissd sAe city ~
- - Deuss pfosocuttoa 81 tne easo Of
sGee oonfnss Dopovsu. which wae tos he
utfoo 6tss ordnance u tho e4ty, md con.
- pes6ea4 n AifEe9ine Win the ooart
- 1usstion Of law isvolvsd. end In Civ.
- aev1ee oto not tnsepd any dieEsspset %
-. ssa :. -. un r. nss omsaal : g.. ~
- Of ~ eisv ecaSs,rsS nnon 81" b
p IitseAston Of the city IN nv and sIi
eaon b the eospcfesica counsel 81 The
snss nse adviss e The city etsosnsy !.
-. scr. sssss~ ~s.s s - sn~s - g 49, -
- ssid CIV sffosnev sanuid sssetirs -
Dsoseeuee the SANE that sueh odvtco
- IN the same manner - advice wonld
gissn 70 az e. - any other const,
w. nspoaoeos beloved thss - had
~. r. sr ocr s1 ~ ~ snas Tsep0aosns
61se Why he should not $ astaehsd fov
1T again stasss that he ala NOT ana doe
eay dfsrespecs .. or ~ emhArfass o.
- Ifoesscine. o. sno court Or % tie
s,..e ~ Ss,iSvss !. ~ i.ss, , sshspsy
- Fl tie city al eesttis. unsis. ths
-, - list II he has erred In coustyncsine
- - oUnedy Il not b. attaching him soe
osoo1A
n aaouw - sieued By 4 y. RiIes. Geosyo
Hsaecesh - i d Howe
1o6eo Gisegpw directed the mayor 70 come
pussd NJ = he did 20 Mr.. Plies remarked
~ ha1 eo0o euthoritiss 70 present, 20 which
esurs expssssed It, willingness % listen.
e Uouh ~ that Mr.. Ronald b. excused"
= IL Ills; shs has some impoetaus busi-
- at1snd - and this msy take come time.
- ~ hin viii gussantse the payment
Rnnnos excuse the mayor" aasvered Judeo
~. II dssirs 20 put some intssfoestosies
y
no,v grant t."
y, oessf mind" said the mayer. turning a
H.; II will stay" He then took Z eoet
- En- come forward. Mayor Ronald. = thu
Dlo1isos 70 ask you some questions on the
oks ~ Mr. Ronald stood up, Judge 0lae-
measured: .sYou have stgued and svoeu
~ nsvssfs
- dr. replied Ronald.
- ] nndssstand you 10 say MAT you meant
nlm = this court when you Instructed ~.
uo no % prosecutor
4loo't know what you unaerstood. !" ranas>d
fDlH19 executive, "but ! want you 70 under.
- ~ what said whsn spoke 70 Toetson
<N - r. accordance with Whist believed
E1n ~ believe nov to b. my legal risht I
E4nGen and would DO the came nssin under
flSUbpnnssancss ana my undeeetau0ine az nv
11u4is4"
6lou mean that you ala not meen any elur
fD1o oonst OF d;srospece OF the courts action
MG1oe aside the plea OF guilty and permit.
It'd - OF not guilty. II you cay you In
- - dur on the court. will sxouss you
- - can b DISCHARGED"
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BuyOnlyChoice
Property.

Make that your rule and there can b
no question Of the outcome.
The view from Drexel Avenue Heights
takes in the whole sweep Of Lake Wash
instou, the Cascade and Olympic mount
aims and Mount Rainier. 1t is = magnid-
cent panorama of scenery. 1t il within
few feet Of tho point where passengers
leave the Madrona Park ear line for the
walk down through the park. The car
line passes through the tract. giving quick
transportation down town.
There are numerous handsome resi-
dences in the immediate vicinity and the
ns;ghoorhood Is ssrictly high grade.
II Is an opportunity that must b
grasped 1t once. No one but ourselves
sells thoroughly high class property on
such extremely easy terms. and Drexsl
Avenue Heights Won't last long.
The title 10 perfect and al purchasers
are furnsshed abstraetA
Gey@asG'oDst
Investusns nsoksn,
-, ~ ana - Bailey building
Rsssrsncss-Evesy bsnk ana basiasss man in
sossEA
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ne ss.,.s.. lsxs saare & Eass=ra railway
r.sse< .erog-zn con asrt.5as as Saaaomssh Tor
foxsf aas +, rsrsrt IrAaa issyss Seattle 3aslf
AZ SO -. .xs2fDsn8 arrives a. S%sfs-S sss~ v -
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All y,,aA. iys.i u Cateaxa The chicago Ne
wankcs Sss Paul rAi.ssy .sAas las van AA'
cars,ou rssss. so the asaS's ialI
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,Warranss W aueed.

School. county and city warrants
wanted. Washington Timber Loan Com
many. roos,s Is Halter block.
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An ,hss. a~rsos indebted ia the Nss Arlsns'
ten Rss,seesas gill kiadls cal and ssssI<.
Al ryr-i;,ass IL Nsw Arlington hes'sssaot
,s,sa, ~ f,.s "a issS viii tosWxrs sssssTneas Of
scrSs.us hy sssi. % A. Gsrton. ksesavss-
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Steamer State Of Washington starts on her
new schedule to-day for Everett 10 - m,
5 10 p. IN. sor Tacoma. sp. m., from Yes
Lara " n ART
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The above lady Was given up - incur
able by the local doctors. She was suffer-
ing from Q chronic Inflammation aud en-
largement Of the womb. which was - hard
- o stone and fully three times the nor
mai size. She also suffered from absess
Of the ovaries, which would break and
discharge ct intervals. The bladder was
badly affected, too. and its function very
painful. She Was sick for years. mostly In
bed.
Or. Jordan's ONCE Is in the Safe De-
posit Building, Front street. Seattle. Take
elevator. DR.. Jordan may be consulted N
PERSON from 8 q m. to 6 p. m. every day.
CONSULTATIONS FREk
Mr.. Van Buren, 10 no longer In our en-
ploy.
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Have VOC .sssa sas nsw sroesry. SIS Fsoa'
street.
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Flanneleite cost and vest fog men q 6 oouoD
q our saIe today. HyAns. fauson q Co.
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Put Money Into
a Stocking.


People who do that ara commonly called
misezs. and miser II generally supposed
70 b rich
They are people. however, who do not
realize the earning power Of money. or
understanding II, are willing to forsgo it
for the pleasure Of lingering th cir wealth
every day.
Getting rich by boarding money IL .
pretty slow process, especially for the ma-
joFity Of peopIe-those whose incomes are
limited and whose savings at most are Z
few dollars . month.
The hoard increases only - b addsd
to from outside.
That il no way to get rich. People Who
undertake il let their cupidity rob them Of
their brains.
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TIE wosi&i. axpessaoa Ak aosr. Ass sos 4.
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The best groceries only at Loaoh's. SIS Front
street
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TEXT:
IT Is NOT so MUCH THE AMOUNT ONE
SAVES As WHAT One DOES WrrH
II, THAT IS TIE SECRET OF WEALTH.

Hsrs ars The three propositions:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-12-09

Lord Lytton's favorite siuss Darling
beautiful poodle. has been the means OF
bringing to justice notorious thief
who has long been wanted by the Paris
police. Darling has been very disconso-
late over the loss Of his master. aud has
lately taken 10 vagabond ways highly
unbeeoming in so we'll bred an animal.
One day he disappeared completely. and
all Lady Lytton's efforts to tind him
proved unavailing. About a week after
ward dirty, disreputable looking dog.
with long hair, cropped ears and mere
stump for tail made his appearance at
the British embassy and refused to he
driven ont. Could this be the beautiful
Darling with the shaggy name. the
close cropped hair and the long tail
with sort OF full stop at the end OF ity
The idea seemed almost ridiculous. but
some one took the poor brute 60 Lady
Lytton. who. In spite of his altered mp
pearance. recognized In him her lost pet
The question was. Where had he been'
And this,was soon settled on examina-
ton of a strange collar around his neck.
engraved upon which were the name
and address OF a man who has long
made profession Of dog stealing The
imprudent thief. who seems 20 have
taken fancy 10 the dog and to have IN
tended TO keep him himself actually
succeeded in securing his own arrest
and he is now safely under lock asd key
Cor. London News
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-12-09

On the Monday following Christmas
two women were noticed in one OF the
large stores strolling along in front Of
the bric-s-brac counter, picking mp. ex-
amining and pricing with true auteholi-
day indecision and effort. Poor won't
en-" thought the observer. they are
still possessed by the troubled spirit OF
Chistmas shopping" but u nearer ap-
proach showed the falsity OF the impress
sion One OF them WAS saying to her
companion, ''I'tl take this vase. which
with the letter basket and that pair Of
bottles makes three toward next years
list What saving OF money and
strength to buy presents year aheadl
made mp my mind last week should
never be caught in the dreadful tolls of
such a situation as that in which was
placed by the rain Of Thursday shall
no: stop today until at least dozen OF
1925 presents are selected" Which IL
certainly taking Santa Claus very de-
cidedly by the forelock. Her Point oil
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-12-09

DIR. S. ii. Stout WAS born ut Nashville In
1872, and In his boyhood knew General
jackson, Davy Crockett, Sam Houston
and other prominent characters OF that
day. In AN interview the doctor said;
Davy Crockett was giant. inteiiectu
ally and morally. and had he survived the
i'll fated Alamo. he would have made a far
greater record for statesmanship than Sam
Houston ever made. No man has ever
been more grossly carieatured than Davy
Crockett. never saw him dressed In the
outre costume OF buckskin shirt and coon
skin cap he IL generally represented IN In
our histories. He dressed In a neat. gen
teel manner i'm conformity with the styles
of his time. lie was Of Scotch Irish de
scent and consistent member OF the Pres
byterian church. He was great hunter
and fine shot, and probably "A brayrr O
nobler man never lived. News
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-12-09

The reports from the artesian well
at Huron. " D.. show that II Is the
most wonderful well known to exist.
The water spouts up to distance
Of about 100 feet. aud the amount that
flows from the well Is tremendous,
being estimated ut from 5000 to 10000
gallons minute. Even at the lowest
figures enough water Is elected to
furnish every man. woman and child IN
the state of North Dakota with at least
four gallons of water every four hours.
As to the pressure, that has not yet
been fully ascertAined, but from tests
already made 1t Is known to be consider
ably more than 200 pounds to the square
inch. With fair test 1t Ia likely to
reach 22s pounds. The pressure has
steadily increased in the last three days.
and may exceed the above figures.
Rochester Post Express.