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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
ORGANIZING SECRETLY.
Attorney Chlldcrs Makes an Alarming
Report About a secret League.

Attorney Chlldcrs Makes an Alarming
Report About q secret League,
New York. Feb. 5.-Wylic b. Chill.
ders, United States attorney for the ter.
rtory Of New Mexico, has written 10
the department OF justice the details Of
what he considers a dangerous conspira.
CIV, says the Washington correspondent
Of The World.
He relates In prccisc official form that
sccrot agent Of one Of the big uilroad
corporations has just informed him,
with every PARTICULARLY, that sccpt
organization, known a. the American
Patriotic League, Is gaining Roadway In
the towns Of Ration and Blossburg, y
NJ, aud Trinidad and Ia Junta, Colo.
and surrounding country. This organi-
zation has Tor its motto Liberty, Land
and Leisure,
In the district represented by the
towns mentioned, there are about 10000
miners and small farmers. During the
American Railway union strike Il was
the most turbulent portion Of the coun.
try. Regular troops wcrc sent there
The striker wcro reduced 90 subsection
but they bitterly resented the invasion
by the troops, and have always threat
cncd that when the next strike camJ
they would teach the strikers a lesson
Mr. Childcr reports that the oath that
is taken by the members Of the Amer
can Patriotic League provides that each
member shall within 90 days Of hii
swearing allegiance cQnip himself with
a 45-calibcr Winchester rife and h. pre-
pared for emergencies
The oath also contcmplates, says Mr.
Childcrs, a struggle with the national
government, a. each member Is pledged
10 proceed on orders TO accomplish IN,
death Of the president and his cabinet
by the use Of dynamite.
Asa part Of their progam, the mem.
bcrs Of the New Mexican contingent
have applied to the adju,ant general OF
the territory te be- enlisted In the nation
nj guard Of New Mexico 10 b. supplied
with arms aud ammunition aud one OF
two gatling guns for battery practice
Tho adjutant general has replied thai
until the various companies are fully
enrolled and organized no arms can b,
issued. Mr.. Childors informs the de
partment that the threats " these men
high flown thong they be, aN not {,
h. trcatcd lightly,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
The New York Central Absorb. the
Lake shore Road.

New York, Feb. 5.-Thc Lake Shore
railroad has become the property Of the
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad company. The final arrange.
mcnts for the transfer Of the Lake Shop
system 20 the control OF the Central
wcc made by the directors Of the Cen.
trail, who met here 10 consider the prop
usition made some time ago for a union
OF the two roads into one system, 10 ho
operated hereafter rs one mad, strctch.
ing from New York 20 Chicago
In accordance with their plans the
Central directors authorized an issue II
100000, 900 Of lOO-ycar - per cent col.
lateral gold bonds Each tlOO hond Is
10 D. given In exchange for five shares
Of lake Shore stock. The operation
which this announcement brings on In.
wolves the Sie, 900, 500 of Lake ShoN
stock outstanding. The Vanderbilt
holdings constitute a considerable ma.
jority Of Ia, outstanding stock, 80 that
their assent 20 take the bonds FOR their
shars essentially carried the operation
with Il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
nam.r. snl Ar.In.l s..m. 80.

Detroit, Feb 3. -Mrs. NJ A. Chock,
sister ~ Rev Daniel f. Bradley "
Grand Rapids, Is suing the king Of Siam
60 recover sl70,0OO damages Tor the sciz.
ur Of the estate Of her husband by the
Siamesc government eight years ago.
Mr. Cheek was at that time govern.
mont contractor, lie was also an OK.
tensiye land owner, holding some yalu.
able timber grants, rnd Om.
ploycd several hundred natives and POO
elephants In his lumber plant He also
owned and operated several vessels, and
was considered an influential resident
Of the country. In some way he In.
Cured the displcasurc Of the king, who,
Il Is said, az the first oppor.
tnnity ccnhisoatcd the entire estate Of
the contractor, alleging failure Of fulfin.
mont of contract with the government.
Mr., Cheek died Of broken heart. The
claim is being pushed before a board Of
arbitration at Bangkok this week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The grand lodge Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows OF Texas will meet al
Fort Worth on Monday
The dormitory OF the Hawthorne col.
lege at Celeste, Tex, was destroyed by
fire.
X. II. Ward d Co, dealers in dry
goods and furniture at Wharton Tex.
have failed. Preferred creditors amount
TO over $1,000
President Diaz will not visit the Unit
ed States AZ the present time
DR. Paul Coalson died near Houston.
Tex, from an overdose Of morphine.
Bishop McCabo laid the cornerstone "
the Mexican Methodist Episcopal church
At II Paso, Tex.
George Fraser, a tramp, fpll from a
mpidly moving train at Steele, Ala aud
vas fatally injurod.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
Can You Pronounce These
Words.

The following paragraph con.
tains exactly 100 words, land, II you
wish to have a little pleasurable ex,
element, you will find II compar,
atively safe TO offer almost any one
SIS or 500, that is TO say, fifteen OF
twenty cents a word in the para,
graph, ifhe will promise to pay you
II for each Of its words that he fail:
to pronounce correctly:
Cleopatra, isolated in the oasi.
soon become acclimated and had
ample leisure to contemplate all the
economic details Of her inextricablC
sword. The wound resisted the al.
lopathic misogynist, who gave a
courteous diagnosis and humbly
crayed precedence for a tiny idyl in
the form Of vase with an aesthetic
acoustic apparatus. This told the
news like a book, but il might have
been a dog living in squalor from
the look she launched at him when
he wrote down his address She
ate her breakfast and then fraoter.
mEsd with a national expert in ap
pendicitis, who attended the OBJ
sequies.n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Call.

The l.. S. Ross chapter No. 100 Of IN,
Unhed Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet al the residence Of Mrs. w. N
Foster Tuesday Feby. sth at4p.m.
We desire full attendance OF IA,
members and !asist upon every wife oil
daughter OF a confederate soldier being
with ps.
hyour love for the south Is cherished
and you feel an interest in our work, W.
want you 10 come.
Mrs ]. +. Parks,
Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

The mournful vail comes from
an editor in far.oiI. snow-bound
ice.lockcd blizzard.blown Dakota:
Backward, turn backward, O
Time, in your aight-giye me July
again, just for tonight. Soften the
gaound where the frost has lain
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Washington, Feb. 5.-Joseph p.
Smith, director Of the bureau Of Ameri.
can republics, died at Miami, Fla, Of
heart failure lie was well known in
Ohio politics for many years before com.
ing TO Washington on the Inauguration
Of Mr.. Mckinley a. president. lie and
the president werc intimate friends, and
when President Mckinley was inaug.
unted he rendered Smith the oiilcs he
held at the time Of his death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
A SERIOUS WRECK.
Engineer aud Fireman KILLED aud rv,
Passengers slightly Hurt.

81. Louis, Feb. "a COW dcailcd the
northbound Texas special on the St.
Louis, lron Mountain and southern
railway at Hcrmate, IS miles south Of
St. Louis at an early hour today,
resulting in the death Of the engineer
ana fireman, and slight injury to two
passengers, whose names are not known
The killed arr
Engineer W. J. Fmney and Fireman
Childs, both Of St. Louis.
The COW was encountered ON a curve,
and the entire train, composed OF the
engine, mail and baggage cars, one
coach, two chair cars and two slcopers,
wec thrown from the track, The en-
CINE turned completely over, but the NJ
maindcr Of the train was not thrown
down.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
Chrl.tIan Church.

Ny subject this morning will be "For,
eign Missions" but there will b,
no mission collections or subscriptions
asked, 80 you need not bring pocket
book OF pencils Tonight vail begin
a series ofs rmons on Peace" which
will be continued Cor three Sunda,
nights. Come 20 hear these sermons
they wi.l ID yol good. Respectfully,
John l.. Andrews.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

New York, Fec. Miss Edith
Beecher, granddaughter Of Henry Ward
Beecher, died suddenly at her home, 55
Pineapple street, Brooklyn. Henry b.
Beochor, father Of the grl, said that she
had been subject 10 attacks OF epilepsy
since the second year Of her age. The
affection followed severe attack Of the
measles. When she was attacked no
doctor could BE- found before death oc.
CURED. Miss Beocher was 20 years Of
are
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Guthrie, O. H., Feb Warrants
have been issued for % member, Of the
mob that burned the two Seminole In.
dams near Maud, and a large force Of
deputy United States marshals will be
sent into Pottawatomic county 20 make
the arrests. The men will h. arrested
under United States laws and tried for
conspiracy, as it Is believed that owing
10 their strong organization and through
fear and sympathy :; win d. impossible
TO convict any u the mob Cor murder In
the courts ~ the county
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

III paso Feb Ok b Fitch, editor
Of The Evening Tribune Of this city,
wa. arrested horc ona chargeof bigamy.
II Is alleged that be- hA. q wife living al
Los Angeles Fitch claims he Is d.
yorccd from her lie viii be- given
a hnrIng MnnlaY
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
Second Hand Wheels
Mrs j. f. Parks,
Secretary.

l boys second hand wheel $50.
] mans second hand wheel $1,000.
| mans second hand wheel $3.50.
l ladies' second hand wheel 5000.
~ Ino. b. Mike
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Chcmkrv. Urd here OF bright diseasc.
Tie WAS ;i year, odd aud has in turn
fllrd every Office bee the nation he was
a member OF the rrout Dawes commits.
sion on The part ~ the Cherokee nation
aud was favorable Tor negotiations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

wnkestarre, Pa, Feb. 6.-Thc first
week Of the trial of sheriff Martin and
deputies for shooting down the Hazleton
strikers ended with the case well under
way and the jury having lot Of evi'
dence 10 think about
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Mador, Ontario, Feb John Mill.
gan, agcd % years lro Mi.liean, i5,
and Ethel Baker. ~, were asphyAIatod
~ fumc. from clarml hpr Ms
Niilgan, their mother, 3, unconscious
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
THE OLD WAY.
How They Used TO Collect occu-
patton Tax.


Tax Collector ]. J. Adams hands the
editor Of the Eagle the following docu.
ment showing what the penalty used to
be for non.payment Of delinquent
taxes. II will be seen that while the
present law Is tight, Il might be worse,
and in fact used to be worse than II is
now.
Sept. a. 1869.
You have failed TO make payment OF
your state and county tax for five days
after commencing tie occupation OF
merchant, and for five days after the
expiration Of a preyioua license 10 pur.
sue such occupation, amounting TO ten
dollars for three months from the LIST
day ofJuly 1869, fifty per cent has been
added to the same, making in the az.
gTegaie fifteen dollars. II payment Of
said last sum is not made within ten
days from the mailing Of this notice,
to wit: from the Goth day Of Sept. 1869,
sufficient Of your personal goods, chat
tells, or real property, Of personal prop.
erty be insufficient or cAunot be found J
will be taken into possession by me, or
my deputy, for the satisfaction Of said
tax, penalty, and all costs accruing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Shreveport, Feb. a man named
John Lewis was struck hy a freight en-.
CINE 40 Mcneil strcct crossing and in.
stantly killed Thrcc aat cars passed
over him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Bombay, Feb 5-Thc number Of
deaths from the buhouic plague for the
last seven DAYS Is p2i. against $50 for
the previous corresponding period
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

have some land ins De Of tie corpor.
alton, and some adjoining thc corpora,
uon 'of fcu, o. pifue who can furnish
themselves s.N ucrlcu. 6
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Terrell, Tex, Feb Walker Mabnit
was tried herr and adjudgcd insane and
ordered sent 10 the north Texas insane
asylum.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06


"The Prodigal Father" will be the
attraction at the grand opera house
Friday evening February II. Mr, Jake
schwarz, who has seen the play says Il
is the hest one ever booked In this
town.
The ladies' Of st. Andrews Episcopal
church will give a valentine party with
refreshments and amusemenis for the
benefit Of their church on Wednesday
evening Feb. OH, iiom g to n O'Clock
p. m. at the academy Of music. There
will be lots Of fun for both young and
old
Attempts are being made 10 bclittle
The Hon. X. l.. Henry In his congres-
sional district In order 10 send some
one else In his place this year. Henry
came TO the rescue OF the democratic
party when Il was almost certain Of de.
feat and has made a good showing in
The house. lie should be given another
term az least" The above from the
Caldwell News Chronicle leads us to
observe that there is no occasion Tor
alarm regarding Bob Henry. lie will
succeed himself all right
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Moxia, Tex, Feb tom Blake, son
Of Hon ]. W Blake, had a Lex broken
here by boing thrown from q horse.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

Following are the cotton receipts al
the various warehouses aud yards Of
Bryan up % saturday afternoon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06
Cotton Receipts.

Assessor and Collector, Brazoi County
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-06

- ~ cerlier Of Mumlord was here
e,saS
tiSiting Mri II. L. White
Caldwell claims n "wau streep too
4well a. BRYAN and New York
De-, m -.
a,i -. ~ ~, ,y''"s y, I ,, ,,l my ?,
49,. IL. -,
go cO -, ,ha -. e'O1 ecu,
~.
~. and Life Insurance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

Kerr, ar attorney 81 This city. vito dsaigas-
ed and aroused ihs entire zu6is1cs ~ deal
Ing sene sieege-azzaner Blows AxainE the
tioors os tns saxsc. fortress. His comments
Gu Congressman Le=z' scceDirt- course
Mr.. Csasanan- His E-zs mention ~ Lewis
name yas greeted wita caesrs from .
bard o. sus.cE.sts masse9 II iaA rear q tie
hall TO tae isft OF tbs speakers STAND.
wait TIL get through and you woct
proved srue III ,hs eharxsk wasch Ar.
Lewis has n.a1s are trus ae Sad Inesea
the gossxnnsa; has niisn snio etsaenesi
hands: brt II E6ey are false the man Nao
makes sh0zs chArxsa shozid Do swept i1ss
political oblivion tApDlsae@-) II, again. y
should turn ont that rs Indictment -
loosely drawn 90 az 10 play or Tie gGlls-
author should be rebaks1 severely a. the
poi2 lAppsaase) IL The statements made
by Col Lewis are true, let him uflSSfBtAsss.
that there "a q COMMITTEES now n s<sSca
"A 70 tue ccndae. OF tss war, aEc X ne
fats to 20 before tia. committee 20 MAKE
good mis- charges / saxll Taxa pleasure "a
fsrypDe.ng hsEa as dsnonsxs political
lat him understand further that the icyss
cst.z@gx Of the etate CO WAAGingl9n VIII
w.l.ingly contribute q flaG 20 sild iiI. ID
,ae NATIONAL capital provided ne VIII unGeF-
take 10 lay before that cofITittse OF so1.-
tribute 70 - lDFestlx atoms ssnSis iacl
Mr. Kerrts srraiEnmsEf OF me democracy
Tor 10 facslezsl ard fsset4ons opposasion
Is VA rasaxsrss wzx mastery in IN mar
snAisr.g "a precise fsose, ard evoked storms
OF applause At ths CONCLUSION o. sas a..
1ruzs tina hand played tns Star bgAn6ieo
Banner" anc the entire audlencs arose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

the land. thank God. came the sons Of
the South to hgs. for the flag OF sne.!
s sa9d from Ana o sea.f ss sh and ssa
,hs wisdom and the patriotism q Press-
dent Mckinley And as Tar a. I knou.
tho state q Washington Ia. furnished &c
himself Notorious BY ssanSer.ng anc &C.
flaming the greatest president since La
co,n's day. William Mckinley. iTrsmen-
dous appiause-)
Can't FIN Lewis PlaeA
Zone day. a short tine aga. aftse i had
become notssd about that was AMBITIOUS
to represent the state os Wash.ngton IN
congress ! met one Of those-one OK those
wei, one Of those political orphans VINO
sir. DO you think II you were sent 70
Washington you could I'LL the place James
Hamilton Lewis now nl.sr / said to aim:
place that James Hamilton Lewis flis. !
state Of Washington
The citizens Of this state know IN tns
bottom Of their hearts that William Nc
KinIey. the friend Of the American soidier
IF $50, is likewise the friend CT the Ams,-
lean soldier Of 1888. And In my nusnoIS
judgment when Mr. Lewis began rs cam
his OWE political epitaph-
Patriotism Net Dead.
1.-TWO years ago when was making me
campaign Of this state / found some M
spire3 IDIOT on almost every stump tei.Ins
the people that patriotism In America Vas
dead. and that the American people were
possessed by a greed for gold.
II said then that there Was as muca ps-
tr;otism In the American people In 1870 =.
ever there was in 1T76. and subsequent
events have proved IT,
within a few months after tn's zero
OF claquers had been cefaning ana meAsn
ing not the patriotism OF other nations. ous
their own, the glorious records OF the ~oiId
have been enriched by examples OF Amer.
can valor not surpassed IN any country ano
In any age since the human race innao'seo
the globe. -.
There was Dewey with stately line OF
battIeships $500 miles from home steaming
into the torpedoed harbor OF Manila ana
blowing the Spanish navy into pieces SO
fine they couldn't be seen with the nakeo
eye tApplause.)
There was Ensign Bagley and his heroic
Commanders who went TO earthly deatn ana
immortal fame on the Inflated Winsiow as
calmly as IL they had been moving out on
dress parade.
There was Richard p. Hohson who
manned his forlorn hope and steamed to-
ward almost certain death with a hero;sm
that has no counterpart In history either
before or since Horatius held the bridge
against the hosts of tha exiled Tarouin
(Applause.)
.And during all of these trying days and
hours when the awful clouds OF war were
lowering In the nations sky and the boom
Of hostile cannons was heard re-ecDo.n 9
along our shores there have been fS.vUWv
of patriotic people who have been daily
and hourly thanking their GOD that we
had at the head of this nation-not q boy
orator, bu: man soldier" tProloaseu ap-
plause.)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

I dent ecnsieer tfsat % Ansoon- % Sas-
thing WY rsggr here 81 or cT-s staeT,
less than thirty lays ago there vas u.@ :
by tie name e< Joasz went pioW.as alS1na
over ~ Eassnsosrg and 10 pscs"s 20 ~ ss,u :
tain s. 50. Ths only trouble VITA sass
last mar 81 tAst he haenT been permNse1
to ozera ssis canister yet / tgcsI I1At !
rszzy b. permitted zon4 day - resASe 70
yoss t:se re-.sazr1sr Of thss inter es1snS sto1y
thr5agn nae cosanns OF Sae Co1s o''@A~
s.Or. rage 5 Of that same speech hnd
tne following. But any oas exam. I.h9
tie Statement c. the treasury oeSa-tneelI
must be struck with The pauGsy Q. re a.
tovanre Of ire treasury department scr N.
enormous quantities OF gold buried every
year IN the grayeyards OF THIS country IN
The teeth OF those who de
NOW. my friends, there is an interest
ing and an instructive Iop.c- Inc nsaies-ai
(Iauehter.) There g . subject for the an
t1quary and the undsrxa ker. Laugn,er-p
IL NAV be nv friends. that / Will neyer
represent you IN congress. but II ! 90 III
promise yoa nat instead of trying 10 as
certain vgasas there IS an the iscch OF the
9eao. I will er7aeavor 70 work and vots
70 put something between the teeth OF the
living" tproso1ge6 laughter and uproar4-
oas appia
Annexation Of Hawaii.
After citing D5ngiey and GrasYenors de-
r9Sa1s Of Lewis statements. Mr.. CuSnman
continued;
my friends, II is a pleasing thing for me
10 DO abe TO say tonight that the stars
AMI Stripes are TOW floating over Ha-
wall That little island kingdom. which
nature intended 10 be a portion of tins
mighty republic, has at last, by reason OF
Republican diplomacy and stateeulansalp p.
become part Of cur common country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

MORE REQUISITlON PAPERS.
Second Attempt Made to Take Mrs
BOtkin to Delaware.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-The revised
extradtion papers In the case Of Cordelia
Botk.n charged with the murder OF Mrs.
j. p. Dunn:ng and Mrs J. d. Dean, OF
delaware, were received by Chief of Po-
Ice Lees today from Gov. Tunnel. OF
Delaware, They now contain a formal
complaint. enhodying the evidence
against Mrs. Botkin, which. In Lees opin-
bon. will meet Gov. Budd's objections to
the first papers. The revised papers viii
be sent 20 Gov. Budd on Monday. The
attorneys for the defense say that they
care nothing for the papers, and they rest
their case on the decisions that an alieg-
ed criminal cannot be declared to have
fed constructively from state In which
it is alleged she never placed her foot.
Rev. Hugh Miller pastor of the First
Baptist church % Pendleton. Or, has re-
signed and gives as his reason That there
is a gathering force called the liberal
movement" and that he can no longer
hold the views OF the orthodox church. His
inclinatIous are towarde CnitarianiSn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

WHO beglns at that end Of the the e rea-
soning from effect back 30 cause and not
from cause forward TO effect
Two years ago the industries OF this
nation were parasyzed and bhgntec by &
free trade Law thai closed the door OF the
American factory and sent labor. Idle ana
hopeless. wandering up and down the face
Of the earth, asking only for work that
meant tread Then the opposition tod
then that the money systern Of this country
was out of order The champion or the
Republican party told the hosts OF Anerf-
can labor that IL waS the mills and not the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02
Political Notes.

Senator John L. Wilson IS in the city
from Eastern Washington. arriving yes
;eriay from North Yakima.
AT the meeting Of the Republican coun-
~ CENTRAL committee last night Charles
w Watson was elected treasurer OF the
committee Mr.. Watson VII name the
members OF the finance committee toInor-
row.
Chairman w. c. Rutter. of the People 8
parrv county committee, yesterday ap-
po.n;ed the following committees: Organ
:zatlon. registration and tranSpor tAtion, r..
Winsor, Benjamin Briefly and w. 5. NC
son. and on finance, Homer n HILL An
drew Erisman and W. S. McCurley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02
Glove Dept.

Sole agents in Seattle for the peer
less Monarch" Kid Gloves; also
the Czarina and Dents Celebrated
English Kid Gloves Inscriptions
dealers sell you an imitation OF the
Monarch" but the genuine Mon
arch" has the name Monarch
stamped both on the kid and the but
tons.
See our wonderful and perfect 1T
ting dress kid gloves at 81 a pair.
Cashmere gloves In all sizes and
variety OK qualities for ladies and
children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02
Our Hosiery and
Underwear for Ladies
and Children.

This department is now conducted
by a thorough hosiery expert from
Nottingham. England, the BIRTH
place OF the knit goods industry. and
we are justified in making the an
nouncement that we now show the
best values In this department TO be
found anywhere.