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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
WATERED.
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The Wichita Valley Re-
gion.
snniaArioN ~ TnE PANHANDLE
COUNTRY.
AN IMPORT ANT WORK
~ rmn IMPROVEMENTS on rfn
CONDITIONS ron AanicuL.
TuRE.
A Mi.s,n,cmen, ct III. raois In He-
sard TO the Natter Doaisa
Win Emphasis'
AN IMP0RTA ANT WORK

The Wichita region IL one OF the
most prominent IN the state that ohorN
peculiar Inducements for irriHalloh on
an extensive scale, II IL TACT won
known 10 tho readers of The tlnzello
that some OF The more phlerpilhlnk
realdonta or land owners IN the Wluh'
tia valley with the very elilolohl AID
OF some OF the chief oniolam OF the Fort
Worth ana bower city hallway CONF
pnny. iowlt, lroaldent Morgan jones
uunoral superintendent " uoolo
ana Passenger aud Freight Agent D.
~. Keoler have outlined an IRRIGATION
scheme that has la II great PROMISE
AZ Ia. from the engineers rueonhnln"hr1'
practicable Thn plan ON when the
work IN projected u u proceeds TO conf
pietian Nv ~ plain, mattVr OF fhot' anu
calls fnr the USE of NJ liuo oh'h
money that II would ncon to be- wen
within the certainty or accomplish
ment.
Muoh that n absurd and unjust 10
thoha interenlud has been wrttcn nnd
published, nutiuenhly special ftHm
Seymour puhlnhud IN humu af thr ma
petH luut Saturday which hlf'rH lhul
the preliminary survey nus hurh hilr
und tho permanent survey WIN hoklh
IN short time, for which work tho
magnificent sum Of 5000 has been
raised
An examination was made by Ciyil
Engineer H. N, MuCfloHett 10 determine
N there were any great physical am
CuliioH IN tho way nf lrrlRutlnH the
country between Nrymuur aud wichita
Ia IAul Law uNlnW la "A
point on the ltRSDa river about twenty
nr twenty-five miles Wuat NJ Hrymunt a
site Tor u dam could be found, that
with twenty foot dhm would Rive
the head OF Tie ditch twenty four feet
above thu summit VI tho divide he
tween tho llrnEnH nnd Wichita rivera
north Of Seymour, ample 10 got q
good now of water ana thln M the
ihnEoa Holiday ornck und liiH and
Little Wichita valleys wnuld hrlng
fnlly a0O,0oo acres of choice agricultural
land under the dlloh that ~ az such
loyplh below the dltuh level that n
could all bo Irrigated
The ynluc of those lands for ngrloul.
tlrhl purposes ara too wen established
"a need characterization. Nmnll grains,
corn, cotton, vegetables fruits fnrnge
cropn, anything that VIII unw on van.
herfully fertile soil In a favored part
0f tho temperate gnnr win grow ~
clnnlly whierpd
wiclhtN Fails u pA feet above sen
level heyinuur IN iiln Tho divide
north ~ Seymour 10 ils1, white low
water level al any Of tho HuHHeHted
nltol for the dam IL eighty three fooi
shove tho starting point or eleven foot
above the Great Of the divide, rhe
lirngpH river rises IN this locality ihlr,
leon feet. 10 q dam twenty foot high
would hr amply hiHh, aud this would
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
Personal 0ossir.

IA n Harry of Dniina ,v,s Ia IN. ,itv
yostofdny we ~ Wv WV
,,,.. -, u...
M,sn Nhhyn burnett " now Visiting
>" n"N"n' ,..,,,,
MlHn lNuoh llhIrold mas gone MAST TO
attend school
u " nnud of Dallas wan In Fort
worth yesterday
WIN Paddock Iafl yesterday for u
visit to unlophufg IN.
Mi,a Id, VA, v.,d, t,s ,.,n,,a,
from IA plrnHnnt yisit tn pullna
a no., ,a..,.. ~ ma.
qt.,L nm, w H,tN
fnmiIy frr GnivsstnsnV ''''""F WIN MS
Nlss Amt, ,,,,,.., ,.. .,..,
f, N",l' i'uhnvl, NV 'plhtnnu
Nn"and,r ~ naI"' |,,m F''' '" ants
'u',N' w w" NV
4. MA , nnl"h rrovlne OF Mineral Wells
WoNt Wonthrrrold street
MN, " U, crowley aud children have
returned from n pleasant Visit TO ryia-
",.' ~ ''nP'o ""u Mpur"h"f
Mlh, IS. w. ltunn OF Taylor TVSnn, IN
NiHlllhf hrr SISTER MrH j, NJ, Collier.
M her Home on Evans avenue,
Judge " W. " Lanhnm ana family
OF Woulhetford passed through tho
WY FHHlcrdhy on route 10 Galveston.
Mfh. Martha A litynl loft yesterday
via tho Rock Island for Now York.
whore she viii take steamer Tor chris,
tianIH, Norway, w.
MIS-, o. - Mngrudcr, who has been
visiting her mother, Mra' Il. " Mn
grudcr, returned 10 her hnme i, Wiz
lla FhllH Yesterday
rlni,,Iv III w, WNl'o IVY hnyd, W ~
street ilor many friends WIN he
painod to hnnr of her illneVn W." w
W. II. Page of crooket, bro,hor ~
20 NE 4, N. rage IL In The ety.
prominent politician "f bis s. cu,o' anu
q, n. nrynn Of Ionrer 4 n ia, q,
were Nmong iho county moro,n,,ts WIN VIM
were In the city yenteidnv an husin,,s,,
Miss ,an n.,i, ' '',' y" nu ',,',a
luncheon AZ her fa nlHg 1sllgge'f9l
ufn, eo'npr rltlh ana Lamar htraeln,
MIA iIa,neer, .u',b w hohor OF pr. and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

yer AMI Wichita Valley railroads are
greatly iniorVHted. Rnn thlh ms KiNnn
Else Va hnino fertile imagination a. me
report that Precedent MorHnn Ioneh
had promised the money nepenfhlN'
no says he has done nothing Of Tho
lttDh. and II ~ nue OF those matiqfe
about which his word would naturally
have great value, Thia n Equally true
~ Colonel a. l,aAkrr " galveston,
who hA o land owner " largely inter-
cHtrd but be has not nEfrrd 70 hh-
vance or procure tho Nancy necessary
nnNw where from tiu0.NUn 10 f,nnOn1 for
tho DAM alone rhn wide divergence
IN onHi ~ the difference IN The various
locations that might be- ilNnd on for
the 1nm The promoters ~ tho irtt
Hation ditch ARE IN wen aware us
anybody can be that there would hN
much trouble getting luHi nov the
many hundreds OF thousands OF dol,
lars necessary for the development NJ
the plan, With ilH canal Hike waters
carrying dituh from dam substantial
enough 10 wilhaland u llraauu flood ~
many storage rHacrVhifn with the ihllua
upon miles Oc laiornla nnd distributing
WAYS cnHh win have To be paid Tor
tho dam and some Df Tho other WORK,
hut tor mOHt OF the excavations the
land Tor right OF way ana STORAGE
tanks or reservoirs, ntn,, tho rxpobtaa
tiun W, nnl there N very auhhinntlnl
bnala far this expectation, ihat tho In
lrrchted fnrhora or lnndhplderH viii do
tho work or Give tho land, taking pay
In stock VI the company TO be organ
lYod after tho preliminary survey oon-
arms what the ruoonnolHnnce showed,
that there were no serious engineering
difficulties In the way Of complnte
nurrnHH The engineers ara ready for
The HELD by this time, FOR n meeting ~
49, I4.H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
At THU
Mansion Hl|a
Fort Worth
FOR 10 DAYS,
fal11||||I

OF Atlanta. Ga. late OF Nov York ~
inllat IN an dlaoanea or tho EyA ~
Throat Nose aud Nervea
huuh ~ Cataract, fslrtyfluui. w
iiyea Weak, Painful OF lnnAwrl IN
urnnuluted idyelldn, Neuralfs, ".
ache, Dl2zlnoan, Nausea, Nuraw w
pepalu, Chorcn, H. Vllue Dance ",
meas, catarrh and Asthma y"
cRoAa EWES aTRhIdITEMEp "
On. MoOtEH rAiNLhan
METHOD, -
No loss ~ time, no ether % eA,..
form, no confinement ind1cni ~ :"
during or after operation, .,.s,
GRADUATED liyELlDH 1VhAs
WITHOUT cAuATiu on
TIM KNIFE.
A FEW CuREA IN TENM
A Catholic irlea, SAYS Y w
suffered untold anguish WIN ny w
for tho past four years. J hpW WV. wv,
many ooullnla, both ~ uli WY.
and lluropu. Zach one had 4 alauvI
opinion aud different lraalm,At N
In every instance II wa. fiuN ~7t
worse. Finally, when al la',' MINI
Moore unme 10 my rescue, hun WIZ NJ,
me HunGoHHfully IN . very an''' .r
without any pain whatever NJ
now feeling happy, thank VII ..',,
the enlightunOd doctor nom Au ". n
may he bo spared Ions 70 n'lh'','i, NJ
all -hrnllnn medicines 10 pvnr' ll...,,i.i
cd. ANA In many instance, ". VIM t.a
humanity, I have also SUM. ..',, i,
oatarrh since 1854, hui hnyp y"
covered under his ireatm.,n,,sou6z
u. N pQNVn,p,s,A
Pastor OF ~. Mays caihppl WIKI
sherman, Ten -fhermhil u',
A PROMINENT Mkhphnr,,.,
Mr. A, n, Prlphrey, WILL
merchant OF rolllneyillr WA A
have been u Auffefur non GAVIN.
many yrnra nnd could Wy i'.s,'ti
much longer, r'he dlAente hss VA IA
my eyes, cara, throat, n'plnsf s,srs n
fact my whole nyHtenl, frp.s',,a II (
ilfe miserable hRd htsp ',,,ni y
numerous phynicinnn nnn sllt.t
kinda on pntent mcdlnlns, .1g n (
avail, / hegan tronllnrnl , VIZ n
i Iiaryey Moore. and allsAS'a
liiss a nav man "-~NhrfuNn' "
NV A RANK pnIgAIpEN't. A N 4
Mr. A, Cameron pFe.o'na',,el.k
First National iihnh y Sslt.it
Hnyal VI have suffered wv" mt " I
hrnrlng Tor several YEAR, y 'sal ~
in,pily dear In ono ear nn' ,,f ~ (
ho.u IA watch tick ~ wv WI "
/, wna proanod RgnlnHl ne sf'a..l M /
Ia ijr j Harvey Moots w Xxx nv
Ing n greatly impfpfru ~. f1.Aa
Wuioh lick In the raf lnr' mud 2.
deaf aud the pthrf y Ky vAll1 "
proved that I can hVnt W Or 4
h0ma dlHtnnrs from Wy wv
vile a l@@sGss LIKE 4 ni I!.sc y a
N N we'll known " ma' lill;ill
otii.ena maj Crockett l}sns.s IN y
,t,oenvIlle has heen pnnS,.t1a ~
~, 'i,yn rrara with ffapasa~,'A ~
W. WI hss dnuiietel. nls' 4 ".
sNvh ,s .ip,nnai hnt ~ $1,000
Pose. illn upnu NM ~. J lF,.i',
ln0nrhDle. lie .Wul' y "a haV VIZ
Moore nne week MO XIV sliitl Ny N
recognize persons on w Ihf VIZ
ilne nrlnt In u nuwspaa XXX. lhf tll.e'''
auW Tits rann ana hilN~a,ael.ll w
htntcment TO 30 true a
aid s,,,ooalsIA faI'''
ON application "a 4 10 AF
daily except sunday
coNarrrArIcs s0sN y. !,
Letters promptly ph'"f
oompanled by stamp -..-->t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

ON account or tho NJ Louis nSpum,
ton, summon oNuuhHlun ruicH To ~
Dor w. Via cation HOLT route, Tlokrta
VIII DO Rpli prtuher to NJ, NJ these
rates ana wiz De limltnd TO october
70 for return
On account " ~ Louis fair. tickets
win he sold VIA C0tlun iirll route at
rate pf one fare fnr ruund lrpl rioketa
plunlvo, ana VIII be limited 10 October
NJ Tor return
For further information call on your
agent, or call on nv address
A. A. OLlHHON.
~ T., A., Fort Worth, TcS,
-, NJ MORuAN, q, T., A..
No iOi Main street. lfnrt WORTH, Tex,
q, q, WARMER. q, T., a.
Tylor Ten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

A special convention Ut t.u1en CITY
lodge No, -. Is Of ~ win be- held In
the building corner Fourteenth and
Houston street, tltltd moor. uu 'rhuH.
day, goth inst NJ ESQ y, me- Tor the
purpono of taking mart IN thr diairlot
mIidinss ahave WV NAN w iI,n W nn KIM KIM
date
All memhorn Ut queen city lodge and
all knights " iythinH IN our city
who are IN good standing arc urgently
requested 10 attend thlH very interest
ms meeting
I. T.. HLAunR. g, g..
W, w. lieMOND, Is, H. n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

TRY Eloottlo iiltlors ~ remedy for
your tr0uhluaf " not, not u hottie now
and vet rellor This medicine huH been
found 10 hp peculiarly adapted Ia tho
relief aud cure " all female complaints,
pxortlng u wonderful direct Influence
IN RiylnG strength and iuno to the or
BHnHD II YOU have loss of appetite,
constipation. hondaohe, rnlntlnR rppllf,
or arc nervous, RluupltsH, 0Notablu
melancholy nr troubled with dlx2y
Bp0lln, Electric iiitloiu ~ tho medicine
yOu noed lirnlth aud strength are
guaranteed b, lla uHr Large huttlra
only 40 rentu at J y, Nlom 4 con
drug store
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
omAMann MINI roMunnY.
4 Dallas Man Arrested, Hcioas.d naa
IlnnrrnAirh.

lrrAnl, y wllmes. atlas Wilmer. alias
willard, was arrested NJ utnnohlo's
hotel M midnight last night by Onicorn
scott anu MoHclr on a telephone MOS
pallnA HNlnk notice that he was want,
vl There ON twu clnrKoH of f0rgery
lie was arrested Mundny on Huaptuinn.
hut afterwards released, but had gone
back 90 hin room, where he Mas found
hy the officers, ilo RnYH he IL a butcher
hy occupation aud " ~ years OF are.
hu about 500
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25
No,ics

The premier Of the Royal Hoclnty OF
uool frlluwa, Mr.. W, e. Hponuor he,
evening ~ Modnnndny. nnnten,bgr AZ
whom ~ 100 O'clock be viii DO pieasei
To meet al police court, city hull ali
who have been menbura 90 the snrlety
~ wen as any who may doaire To- IL
informed Of tho society ami It's work
W "a nEllk. AepteinrV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

a u momberA pf Lone Star Council No.
2, junior Order United American Nj,
ohnnicH, ate hereby notified 10 nnet
At Council room rt o'clock nharp, 10
attend Tho funeral Ut our drctass,l
brother W " hmAelH, from hia laid
ffHidenre, Ma, lu4N Mest Hsvauih
street \. rnfhn, poi,nriiln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-09-25

| n N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-21
THE MOSHER FAILURE.
Business Reverses In Michigan Aztec,
Seattle Logging Firm.

The application for receiver for the
logging firm of Mosher & Mcdonald, OF
this city. was preceded by the failure of
the extensive firm OF Alfred Mosher &
Son at Bay City. Mich. A dispatch states
that Alfred Mosher, ir., junior member OF
the firm, says he will be left without
cent. while his father. who had an indie
pendent fortune before he went 20 Michi
gan, is practically ruined. The crash. he
declares has been coming for three years.
The Moshers wanted to close UP the bust
ness long ago, and settle with their cred
itors, but were persuaded by their bust
ness associates to continue, in the nope
that the tide would turn, and they would
be able to realize on their forest products.
Mosher paper Is held by Detroit and
Flint bankers. but Bay City banks are
free. The failure WILL TO a certain ex-
tent, affect many OF the mills on the sag
fnaw river Mr. Mosher takes the blame
upon himself, and will do the best pos
sible by his creditors. Not a Bay City
firm will lose dollar" said Mr. Losher-
Al Bay City NJ T.. Williams and \. T..
Ehrman. cashier and auditor respectively
Of the Commercial National bank, have
begun attachment proceedings against
Mosher & Son. The Bay County Savings
bank has also begun a suit by attach
nent for 5000. A third suit mas been
started. and IL Is reported that an effort
will ba made 20 break s2i7,O59 chattel
mortgage given by Mosher & Son 70 the
Union National bank 81 Troy. y. I II
Is said that attorneys who are interested
IN this case have figured the firms liabil-
tiles at 500. eOe. and that they viii reach
81 co. zoo when al the returns are IN. The
assets are not given. The total mort
cages and bills Of sale NJ 20 this time are
saSq sna. II Is said that Detroit banks hold
ssn0 90 worth OF the firms paper The
heaviest loser by the failure Is Alvin
Marffv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-21

Omaha, Oct ia.-The convention OF The
Svitchnen's Union OF North America adj
fourned tonight after electing the follow
ing officers: Grand master. n. u Sweenv.
Jersey City. reelected; vice grand mas
ter. John r. Wilson. Lacrosse, Wis. /;
grand secretary-treasurer John Daugher-
~. Kansas City. Kan. reelected; grand
board Of directors. NJ. L. Gasser, Ottum-
wa: Euright. AtchlSon, Kan :
--- Lash. Saginaw. Mich. II was decided
that the next annual national convention
should Re held at Pittsburg The grand
i0dxe headquarters VIII remain in Kansas
City. In the constitution has been incor-
pcrated mutual insurance. but the taking
Of insurance IS optional though that was
not determined until after much discus
sion The question OF strikes was a lead
ing feature OF discussion. II was decided
20 settle ~ thus. When grievance srfses
70 - laid before the grievance committee
OF the local lodge. and then n II is not
possible for the local grievance commit
tee 70 get a satisfactory settlement the
wrong is referred 70 the officers OF the
urion. who>confer with the officials who
have the power % right the wrong Should
the wrong ne of a serious nature and the
officials unwilling TO do anything. then
the grievance committee Of all lodges may
be called upcn 10 consider the matter.
should they advise a strike. then they
hold a halloting. n which every member
az the union or that system shah vote
either FOR or against should the voting
be FOR a strike. then the officers are or
dersd 10 declare \ strike.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-21

washington city. Cct. 3o.-Tne sixteenth
uneerln, or fhs national conference - the
Unitarian and otner Cn~-stsan churches
VII begin here tomorTow, and Judging
from ;he number o. delegates. clerETE1an
and others wh5 have already arrived and
tnoss wao as expected tomorrow. the
present conference promises 70 Be tae
most important ever held ~ tns Cnlfa-
rsans The meetings Win continue G1til
Thursday ulgHt. several sessions are 10
b. ae51 eaca dav. al WhseA El5leCts q
vital smp3rtznhe - Unltariarzs Will - dis
cusssd Representative uen AID women
from nearly every state IN the Union are
afnCng TIE speakegE including. Or. Joan
Fsske. Prof. q e. Everett Prof Francis
O Peabody. q Harvard. Prof g. STANLEY
Hal. Prof. CLARK. University - Worces-
fs~ Mass. Rev Brooke HEREFORD. % Lon
don. England. labor Cpnau1tsa19uer car
ron Il WraEat. % Washington CITY, N-s.
Ezl.y Elae.a, - BcSIeas Ala. A1.a G&s..l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-21

VIXEN the tickets were all sold for each
dra wing. a total OF $50 in the pot" lie
then represented 10 the foxy artists that
the one purchasing the winning card could
90 with him 10 any grocer in town. and
he would pay cash for all The goods 70
f1at amount which the winner mig1f
wish % order. Bat after the tickets had
been bought. the gay young decelver very
tc7tgaly pocke:ei Sl-I0 OF the total amount
and announced that he was then a. the
service or the winner 10 paw for a dollars
worth az family groceries al any store ln
town. one OF these present at the trans
acton asserts that fhs man expressed mas
reference for particular house. bur
that 4 any Of the lucky purchasers had
s-rlples against trading anywhere else
than wish the family grocer. he would in
teru7se no serious objection. Iris would
indicate that there IS a "rake-oE at the
house he preferred
The vou1g Napoleon WORKED every tso1y
fr the barber shcp Elthout a single hiich
The foreman. although ne pri5es himself
uo3r keeping the sharpest razor II al Sc
ertte was the first - be tDvelSied into
the game. and with his fail came tae rapid
en-. sr-lent Of az TIE spare Dimes and quar-
te-s which were itching IN the pockets 81
a. ia staers. from Proprietor Winter 10
tire hootbiack
me nan has t-ls become known through
IS unra~alle.e1 success along Front and
Seoo-s streets during ire past three days
bur q -er zeue11i-g Hr.31 Ass dodge fo- b a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-21

Il Electricity. OF course You have heard
~ ia aud nave been told how good IL 10
~ Lame Back Lsumbs<o. Sciatica and all
sorfa q Rheumatic pains. but have You
ever tried il for yograelGE IL not. why
ncts
S,,5~f you. and II 81 II a hundredth pert az
go as fhe doctors and the fhouEa nd9
srra have tried 4 Eay it -. II ought 20 DO
va suuch good. u isn't ike medicine,
Ssbfrs = II IL don't cure you often hurts you
n soearl't cost mBch-sny man can cas-
az afford one or DR. SA%DEN'9 EgE6s-
TRIO EELTS II does not need b doctors
Eein 70 Use g. and n Won't interfere with
your comfort or whatever work yo8 may
b. able - d.
WAY SUFFER when you ca be posi-
lively cured The method - 50 simple and
the good results are 80 sure that we can
9gt understand why men and women en-
gura excr4ciaftng pain, which prevents
sFa-u from working or sleeping when they
have only 70 reach out their hand ard be-
pE. sA~DEN's ELECTRIC BELTS
sure At once RheumatisEn. Lurn bago Set
atfra. idney aompGalnts. Lame Back
a.. &e. Electric snsDensorY for men
free with all belts.
send Tor hook. Three Glasses OF Men,"
sealed. free address,.
sANDE~ ELECTRIC CO.,
C2Es g assd NAsh4ngtsn SIS. Fssslar9. Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-21
A GROCERY LOTTERY.
1t Beguiles Spectators and En-
riches Its Manager.
VIE WORKS HJsLITTLE GAME
A whole Party OF BARRIERS Yield TO
Mr.. Thomas Soothing FIoQuence
aud Buy Tickets.

A numerous element az ths population
q th.s c3ty have upon Divers occasions
been made vtct. ms Of confidence men al
smooth ind VidCalS who are aiv8vs Wll-
Ing 80 guarantee q return ~ a04afo tire
money invested. bGt the many lessons
taught do 1os seem 20 have haa Inc -
feet q deorlv1E re rch field q any a.
Us ve-5ure. Judging by the success % a
youthful nna1c.er. NO works t',s o,-s5.
ness 20 the queen taste for Geat-css and
G ixpatch He only draws lightly on ezch
person. but his aEsrsga-e wtani ags are
cE.'e large
SATURDAY morning rather slight irs3l-
s.dual 5- sscd fn q Ecrt sag ana wear
t-g small cap. entered the Marble Es-a
barber h17. under re Bailey block and
az there were 10 customers 70 cccurv ths
rr7e ara attention ~ the fcnsorill srt IS
a. ere rsr1e fsey readily le1t an Interested
ear e tae Elso-touEued visitor. aAo ID
10, take long 70 Impress 2po1 them tha'
the orly way re buy groceries was 20 pur-
chase them FOR almost nothing Hts
scheme = q simple one Indeed. and ire
wuuaer : that tire victims we're 50 guilt
bic TIE ides vas 20 sell twerty tickets
for each drawing. sacA t}cEet ~ cost Fhe
purchaser the T7uruseF of cents correspond
lns - 80 n4Taax4. 1A4s would maze,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-21
Found 81. 900 I'm the stove.

Topeka. Kan. Oct S-S.X weeks age
James \ Rhodes, = SeCon8-h goods
dealer. bought an old stove from Ron TT
Giles. a civil engineer of this CITY In
cleaning up the stove. Rhodes found s. -
IN grNenhacks hid5en IN Il. lie reported
the nnd 20 Giles and TIE latter said t1at
while he ala rot know how the money got
there he had been unable 20 mi some
money which ne VAS sure his wife mad
when she died two months aso ard he SUP
r5sess she had hidden = in the stove.
Rhodes Is net exactly satisfied with this
story and SAYS the owner must establish
his cam IN court. Ia ~ Ms GILES 70
ceived a legacy fron England % 8 a.
and as the nancy found was .0 EnEhsa
hank notes It = regarded as pretty good
evidence that Il vas hers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-21
v.TIvE SONS OF WASHINGTON.
famp No. 2 Organized I'm Seattle-To
psrpefuate the Memory of Pioneers.

Camp No. Organized In Seattie-To
Perpetuate the Memory of Pioneers.
Ths Native Sons Of Washington is a
ssc.ety membership in which is limited TO
H. citizens of the state born within the
t,rr.tOry Of the present state Of Washing
an Many OF the residents Of Seattle.
$40 have come 10 the city within recent
yssrs, will be surprised 10 learn taat In
~ city alone there are at least 30
yssnz men eligible 10 membership ~ the
ssanlzs;ion, and that in the state there
- several thousand. The objects OF the
seiety are TO unite all native sons OF
Esd character into one fraternai body:
apsrpetuate the memory of the pioneers;
xEYepare and preserve the history Of the
rsy settlement OF the state; TO preserve
"a and historical relics for future gem
ations, and TO teach its members by
gsrept AMI example TO love their native
cate.
The local lodges are known as camps
Va l. 2, etc, and the grand body is the
rand camp The first camp was organ
tsa In Port Townsend in 1888 Camp No,
srss organized In Seattle last Thursday
HGght. The original organization owes It's
existence largely TO the great interest TAX
o. In It's success by Hon Joseph A.
Kahn. the well-kuown pioneer OF Port
Townsend. Nr. Kuh7. although not a
native son himself. has devoted himself
% the success of the society. He las pre-
pared the ritual and the initiatory cere-
RORY and the entire work gives evidence
AZ his careful attention. II is proposed 10
establish camps In every town and city
n the state. Work looking 10 this end is
row being done In Tacoma, Olympia. Van
couYer and Walia Walia. II IL the in
iention 10 hold the next meeting OF tho
grand camp in Seattle IN January. at
which time II Is hoped that camps will be
established in the above cities and teat
delegates will attend to represent them IN
the meeting here
The officers Of the new camp are az fol-
lows: Captain. O. O. Denny: first lieu
tenant, r. r. Atkins; second lieutenant.
q. G. Mesilvra; orator. J. T. Condor;
secretary. J. T. White: treasurer. A. w.
Denny: O. OF u. +. G. Cheasty: sergeant,
J. Y, ostrander: corporal. III. ". Miller.
picket, @. F. Hansen.