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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-14
A FOREST FAIR.

A Novel and Delightful Re creatiOn in Store
for Go1dsborO- People.
The Goldsboro Chapter, Daughs
ters Ct the Confederacy are deeply
IN earnest In their purpose to
contribute their full share to the
fund for the erection Of a suitable
monument to President Jefferson
Davis. To this end they have, as
a first effort, decided to give, to-
wards the end of June, a Forest
Fair, which they are now pro-
noting on an extensive scale, and
which promises to be one of the
most novel and enjoyable enter
etainments our people have yet
known.
The following committees have
been appointed and are now at
work, and the mere mention of
their names gives confidence to
the public that the "Forest Fair''
will be 8 great success:
REFRESHMENTS.
Mesdames M. L. Lee, CHAIR
sman), Sarah Kornegay, Henry
Lee, j. w. Gulick, David Davis,
j. L. Borden, w. P. Lane. r,
M'cks, E.. @. Fulghum, Thos
Edmundson. j. G. Wissler.
DECORATIONS.
Mesdames T. H. Balm, CHAIR
.man), f. A. Daniels, f. K. Bor'
den, L. Fl. Castex, Frank Castex
George Collier; Misses Sue Col
lier, Daisy Washington, Mary
Humphrey, Rebecca Humphrey,
Corrine Dortch, Jennie Wilson.
Misses Daisy Smith, (%chairmap)
Sallie Lee, Mildred Dortch, Ann'
Privett, Lollie Lewis.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Misses Matte Lee, %(chairman)
Minnie Slocumb; Mesdames M. E
Robinson, Walter Borden, B. H
Griffin, Chas. Granger.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-14
ChOate's Residence Damaged.

London, June 8.-The residence
of Ambassador Choate was seriously
damaged by fire early this morning,
the fire being confined to the upper
story. The fremen cut a gaping hole
in the roof.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-06-14

The vast majority of unhappy mar
riages are born of sudden impulses.
w. S. Taylor cannot well run for
governor of Kentucky by canvassing
Indiana.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05
CathO1lcisme
IL NEST PAS EN- DECADENCE Az
DIX-NEUVIEME SIEFCE

IL NEST PAS EN- DECADENCE Az
DIx-NEUvIEME SIEFCE
Un moine de l'abbaye de Ma
redsous (Belgique), lie R. P. Dom
Battus, a public un travail du plus
vif int6r6t sur la constitution, la
doctrine, le cutie ct la morale du
protestantisme contemporary. Ce
travail aboutit a cette conclusion
consolante-bas6e sur DIES chiffres
pulses aux sources oficie]les-que
lie dix-neuvieme steele, au lieu
d'etre, CONNIE nos adversaires sc
plaisent a lie pr6tendre, I'm steele
de d6cadence pour lie cathollcisme,
est, au contraire, I'm steele pendant
lequel les progress du catholicisme,
ont 6t6 6normes. Voici cette sta
tistique:
En- Angleterre ct en- Ecosse, il
ny await au debut de ce steele que
100000 catalogues; a present il y
en- a 2 millions sous la garde de 8
archeveques, Is 6veques ct 2,785
pretres.
En- 1900, le cinquieme seule-
ment de la population hollandaise
6tait catholique; la proportion est
aujourd'hui des deux cinquiemes.
Pendant ce steele, le nombre DIES
catalogues est monte:
En- Allemagne, de 6 millions a
ID millions:
En- Suisse, de $4,000 1,l7o,-
900.
En- Scandinavia, de 1000 $4,000,
Dams la Peninsula balkanique,
de 100000 a $4,000.
En- Turquie d'Asie, de 100000 q
65S,00O.
En- Perse, de 5000 a 10000.
Dams l'Afrique du Nord, de 49,,
900 a SOC, 900.
En- Russie, rEglise ruthene, qui
existait au debut de CO steele, a fat
place q 10 millions de catho]iques
latins.
Dams toute l'Afrique, centrale,
orientale, occidentale ct australe,
il ny await pas de catalogues en-
1900; aujourd'hui, il y en- a pres de
2 millions group6s dams 30 mis-,
sions que dirigent $50 missionnai
res.
En- Aisle, dams l'Extreme- Orient,
lie nombre DIES catalogues est mon
t6 de l a 6 millions.
Dams les colonies espagnoles,
hollandaises ct anglaises de IOc6a-
ME, il ny await pas de catalogues
en- 1900. A present, lis sont au
nombre de l million ct demi. En-
Am6rique, au Canada, lie chiffre
est monte de $4,000 a plus de 2
millions, ct aux Etats Unis, de &c.
900 a 10 millions.
Tous ces chiffres Sc r]apportent
a DIES pays Oh le nombre DIES Ca
tholiques a grandi dams DIES pro-
portions plus grandes que lie nom
bre des habitants. Dams los autres
pays europeans, lie nombre DIES ca
tholiques a suivi lie d6veloppement
de la population.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

vembre, la rebellion Tagaloy au-
tour de Mantle cessera ct le fan
tome de l'imp6r1alisme avec ellie;
car alors la commission civile de
Mantle ayant lie JUICE Taft CONNIE
president, pourra 6tablir un gou-
vernement autonome en- rapport
avec les besoins du pays.
Nous avons la prosp6rit6 ct c'est
lie tariff Dingley qul nous Ia don
nee. ST les d6mocrates gagnent re-
lection, lis ne peuvent faire autre-
ment que de REMAINDER lie tariff, ct
c'est Ia lie danger que nous devons
eviter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05
LIE Pays DIES .Negres Blancs

Un explorateur bien connu, re-
comment de retour d'exploration
au centre de PAfrique, pretend
avoir d6couvert une race d'hommes
pr6sentant tous les caract6res DIES
negres sud-africains, nez 6pat6, le-
vres 6paisses ct cheveux cr6pus.
MATS ce quill y await de plus Gu
rieux, c'est que la couleur de leur
peau 6tait dun blanc aussi pure
que celle dun Europ6en.
Go peup1e 6trange habite sur lie
versant dune montague sur la IL
siere dune waste foret. LIE voya-
geur les trouva fort timide ct d'un
caractere ombrageux, mais, une
fois leur timidit6 vaincue, il les
trouva affables, honn6tes ct amis
du commerce d'6changes.
REQUISITES ct actifs, ce sont d'ha-
biles ct infatigables chasseurs. Ills
adorent lie soleil ct la lune ct
croient aux esprits malfalsants
don't lis s'imaginent quelquefois
qu'un DIES leurs est poss6d6.
Dams ce dernier cas-, lis cher
chent a lexorciser en- chantant ct
en- poussant DIES hurlements don't
lis accompagnent DIES danses bizar-
res au son dun tambour de forme
Grange.
lis Sc croient bien sup6rieurs aux
tribus qui les environment ct qui
leur laissent la jouissance dun ter,
ritoire 6tendu, effray6s qu'elles
sont de leur humeur belliqueuse.
. lis sont arm6s dune sorte de
fronde qu'lls manient avec une
grande habilet6, manquant rare
ment leur but.
lis ont aussi une sorte de GROW.
ance que s'ils meurent en- combat.
tant, lis front tout droit dams la lu-
ne.
Quand la troupe de l'explora-
teur les d6couvrit, lis prirent une
attitude DIES plus agressives qui Sc
changea en- Granite ct en- 6tonne-
ment lorsqu'ils entendirent le bruit
DIES armes a feu.
lis sont vetus de peaux DAM.
maux divers qu'ils ORIENT de plu-
IMAGES brillants, CO qui leur dome
I'm aspect aussi effrayant que pit
toresque, surtout WI la premiere
fois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05
PROSPERITE

Jeudi, le 20 Septembre Sir
Wilfrid Laurier %ouvrait la campa-
gne politique en- faisant un dis
cours au Pare Sohmer a Montreal
en- presence dune foule 6norme,
La raison principale quill invoque
pour continuer a la tete DIES affai-
res du pays est la prosp6rite due
on grande partie au tariff nouveau
que les lib6raux ont inaugur6 il y
a trois ans.
Au dire de Sir Wllfrid, il est
plus sage de laisser les chooses
dams lie statu quo quand Giles sont
sstisfaisantes que de changer pour
linconnu.
C'est largument que lHon. Be-
veridge, s6nateur de IIndiana, a
pr6sent6 aux citoyens de Minnea-
polls une semaine apres celui du
Premier Canadien.
Dams une election lie danger de
la prosp6rit6 est que les citoyens
ne Sc d6rangent pas pour TRAVELLER
ct r6elire ceux a qui lis sont rede-
vables de leur bien-etre.
Tout enlargement de politique q
lheure pr6sente est une menace
aux affaires prospAres du pays ct
ce sont nos travailleurs qui en-
souffriront lie plus ct les premiers.
Notre devoir imp6rieux est de nous
faire enregistrer CONNIE 6lecteurs
ct de voter republican, cette aimee.
Isl Bryan arrive au pouvoir il
est a redouter que la vague de Ia
prosp6rit6 ne cesse de monter ct
que nous 6prouvions dams les affai-
res l'accalmie pr6curseur de la mi
s6re.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05
Az CAP

Sill fault en- croire les ]ournaux
de San Francisco, la nouvelle re-
gion aurifAre de lAlaska, don't lie
centre est lie cap Nome, ne r6pon-
draft en- rien aux descriptions en-
thousiastes qu'on en- a faites: &c
pays de For ne s%erait, d'aucune IA
con, un Eldorado,
Pour y arriver, on 6prouve d'a-
bord des difficulties inouies; la ira
verse; maritime entire Seattle ct
! Nome s'efectue dams DIES condi-
tons aussi co1teuse que peu col
fortables. Quand on d6barque, Il
fault Sc procurer a prix dor un gi-
te, qui nest parfois qu'une simple
tente, ct toute les chooses n6cessai-
re a la vie.
Pendant l6t6, tres court sous
cette latitude, la vile est IN cloa-
ique m~ar6cageux Oh s'agite une po-
pulation d'aventuriers d6cim6e par
les maladies 6pid6miques, La f6-
vre typhoide ct Ia petite v6role,
consequences du default d'hygiene
ct de l'absence de tout r6glement
sanitaire, sont particulierement
redoutables. Ceux qai FONT visit6
font une description 6mouyante de
la facon primitive don't on enseve-
lit, dams la boue glac6e du marais
les pauvres victimes de ces 6pid6-
mics.
Pour bonner une id6e DIES condi-
lions de l'existence a Nome, on dit
gull co1te deux dollars pour de-
jeuner dun mauvais bifteck avec
du pain, du beurre du cafe. Pour
coucher sous la tente, au camp DIES
mineurs, dams un hamac, il fault
payer trois dollars par mutt. En-
fin, un lot de terrain de 8 metres
sur 30 dams lie centre DIES affaires
co1te $25, 000.
In homme entreprenant a cons
truit a Nome IN 'laatory" dams
lequel on est admis avec DIES tic
kets qu1 Sc vendent a raison de 25
cents les trols. LIE premier jour
de son installation, Get industriel a
fait plus de $500 de recette. Com
me compensation a tous e incon-
v6nients ct a toute cette mis6re, on
pourrait croire que les chercheurs
dor font de brillantes %afaires; il
men est rien On affirme que les
"claims" de queIque valeur qui ex-
istaient dams la region sont d6ja
6puis6s. Nombre de companies
qui s'6taient constitutes pour leur
exploitation ont fait faillite, ct ont
meme abandonn6 sur place lie ma
Terrell qu'elles avaient Unstable a
grands frais. "Positivement, dit
on, il ny a pas dor q Nome pour
les nouveaux venus"
Les compagnles de transport
sont les seules ayant fait dams Get
to region DIES afaires dor; mails
aujourd'hui la meche est 6vent6e
ct la preuve en- est que les prix de
passage qui 6taient au debut, de
1925 sont descendus a $25.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo depOuest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substentiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05
Protection Us Libre EGhange

LIE S6nateur Davis dlsait r6cem-
ment a Duluth que la seule ques-
ton s6rieuse divisant les parts est
le tariff, c'est-a-dire la protection
ct lie libre 6change ct c'est ce que
TECHo DE L'OUEsT ahirmait dams
son dernier num6ro.
Aucun homme s6rieux ne veut
de L'argent dams la proportion de
Is a 1. Cette question est morte ct
enterr6e ct les d6mocratees men
parlent plus.
QUAINT aux trusts les deux parts
condamnent les combinaisons NAL
faisantes qui ont pour but d'empe.
cher la concurrence ct de hausse1
les prix.
La question est de d6cider COM
ment sly prendre pour controller
ces agglom6rations de capitaux. :
Les republicans croient au con
tr0le federal CONNIE lie seul efica-
ce tandis que les d6mocrates ST
maginent que les As Etats de PU-
Mon pris s6par6ment ont ,seuls lie
droit de r6gler la question ct peu-
vent en- venir a bout.
Les premiers ont pr6sent6 un
projet de loi a la derni4re session
pour amender la constitution a Gel
effet mails leurs adversaires empe.
cherent toute legislation sur &C
point, sous pr6texte que la loi. por.
TAFT atteinte aux droits DIES Etats
C'est lh6r6sie DIES Estates Rights
qui perez encore aulourd'hui apres
I'm steele de luttes ct de Debates.
Les gems intelligents compren:
dront facilement que lie contr6le
federal est le seul eticace.
QUAINT au militarisme ct q l'imp6.
rialisme aux Philippines la doctri.
ne du parti republican,, telle que
promulgu6e par Mckinley, est que
lie gouvernement de larchipel res.
sort du Congress ct non de la poll.
tique r6publicaine.
Quand Bryan sera d6fait en- No
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

Manitoba ct lie territoire du
Nord-O OF est ne donneront cette an
nee que 100000 de minots de
BILE au lieu de 45, 900, 900 a 10000
600.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

LIE propri6taire dune auberge
de village servi I'm @uf au roi
d'Angleterre Georges Ii, qui Sc
TAFT arret6 chez lui. Quand le roi
voulut payer, paaberglste lui de-
manda une guin6e.
Georges Ii paya, mails il dit en-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

administration des postes
aux Etats- Unis est la plus impor-
tante du monde enter. LIE revenu
pour New-York seul, d6passe qua
tire vingt millions de dollars par
aimee, avec I'm b6n6fce net de
cinq millions de dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

Toutes lettres, correspondence
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon
sable DIES idees ct opinions 6mises pa
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. 5 Oct. 1900.

Toutes correspondances doivent
stre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

souriant:
II para1t que les @ufs sont ra-
res lei!
oh! dit l'aubergiste, ce ne
sont pas les mufs qui sont rares,
ce sont les rois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

On mango plus de sucreries d
New York, Philadelphia ct Chlca-
20 que dams toute la France.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-10-05

Isl, de temps Ell temps,
votre enfaut a DIES etouffe-
ments, donnez-luil les TABLETTES
SANT0MEL Pour les Vers car ces
etouffements sont causes
par la presence de vers dams
Pestomac ct plus tard, 81 vous
negligez, il aura des convul-
sions ct pourra en- MOURN. Les
TABlETTES SANTOMEL Pour les verS
debarrassent les enfants des
vers sans les rendre malades.
A vendre chez tous les pharmaciens gu expe-
diees au Canada ct aux Etats- Unis sur recep-
ton de CSC. Adressez Compagnie Chimique
Franco-Americaine ,2z4 rue St-Denis, Montreal.
Can,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
He WAS FROM MISSOURI
And the Fellow Who spit on the side
wall. iIax shown.

John Long. who said be was from Ms
souri,, was arrested yesterday afternoon
On North Main street by Patrolmau Pry-
or for expectoratng large gobs OF amber
on the sidewalk after being admouished
that IL was a violation 81 a city ordinance
This is The second arrest for this ofrense
since the law became effective. The lei
low was sitting IN front % Richards fur
niture store and was not a BIT particular
where he spst. One e the clerks al the
store requested him 70 quit but the fel-
low sad he was fr-n Missouri and had
% be sighted. The clerk threatened 70
give him 4 boost skyEs-d but On second
thought he decided 70 have him arrested
Patrolufsn Pryor vas in that vicinity
and Long vas placed under arrest he
was tskea before Judge Mitchell and
pleaded guilty. Re was tod that oze Of
The penalties was a aae q r. but re
vas - OF for 81 He paid tie Amount
aid congratulated sa-s.s.f upon getting
CT 50 easy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
MGlNNlS PLEADS GUILTY
To Charge of Petty Larceny In CITY
Gourt.

Owen Mcfssnnis wac taken besgrs Js.svs
KIRK IN ths cirg oogrt vesferaay All
plead gritty . TIE eharre = petty az
csny. Juslzs Kirk aned h-ra 81 al
crsts, the amount being 1873. MeCin-ffs
1aile5 - Pat ~ - Money nr6 rs
Committed 20 al. z7fh a. orpo-funss5
% voVEinZ out his Zee.
1rs3fnuis wa arrested f1r sssanar "a
EloTss from tss s.oFs e X ranfs >
~ North Main sfret s rsn-r ttese ~
teT ire crime ras committed fas er5-e-s
fssIrt H~5.rsss ard oc-s7tslre vas -
tered s. tae e3fy ca~srf. 2foVrn's cistazs
20 have been vaEr7aa engineer ass
'ost ia Tosfsfu- haezfas - detective sss.
sszh, -hss arii-t317 orsvv.s hfrs f-ezs
s-se-frg racAfBs fars ars hseass~ =
a. - vas aorceA - ssasch tsr 11-x
IN .fher u-ssf
Fesa-- h~snz fskea - fhe fau. xegsa-
IS asksd Jss5Te XIX - ssa So eorss-afs-
ss7re-s a. ask fhsz Thak - nsgf. -
plaeet =, T9sk a. sooa 81 Deeft.s
Nay assisx as-is@s sss t-esex p.n1ass
Ter ire n-xt-fsa weeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
WANTS $7,7633
FOR ALLEGED Personal IN
JURIEs TO L. c. JOHNSON.
Former Empl0ye of the Missouri
Pacific sues for Damages.

Mr.. L C. Johnson, by his attorney, 7.
! C. Wilson, has filed a suit in the district
court against the Missouri Pacific Rail
way company in which he asks the court
to allow him damages to the amount Of
$1763 for injuries received while In the
employ of the company in this city on
May %, 1900.
Mr.. johnson AYERS that he was in the
employ Of the company as check clerk
at the depot in this city and that in the
platform around the depot was a defec-
tive place which the defendant had full
knowledge of, but wilfully neglected to
repair it. While performing the duties
necessary in his position. the plaintiff
stepped on the defective part Of the plat
form and went through, causing him to
be thrown heavily to the ground, break
ing a number ~ bones in one shoulder
and sustaining other injuries on head,
body and limbs. The plaintiff AYERS that
the injuries are permanent since the &C
cident, and that he has spent much
money in securing treatment for his in
juries, but that he failed to secure re-
lief and that at the present time he is
a permanent cripple.
At the time of the accident the plaintiff
states that he was treated by the COM
pany's physician at this place and was
afterwards sent to the company hospital
at st. Louis with the understanding that
he would be furnished transportation 70
the city again when discharged from that
institution. After having been there for
two months or more. he was discharged
from the hospital, his condition being
but little improved.
According to the previous agreement,
the plaintiff states that he called on W.
E. Jones, claim agent of the Missouri
Pacific road, for transportation to this
city, which was refused by the claim
agent. The conditions were, however,
that the plaintiff should sign agreements
releasing the railroad company from all
responsibility in the accident and when
this should be done the TRANSPORTATION
would Immediately be furnished to this
city This proposition was refused by
Mr.. johnson and he states in his petition
that the claim agent tried to force him
to accept his proposition and even went
so far as to threaten him in so doing.
BY his not receiving the transportation.
the plaintiff was forced to many incon-
veniences, being a stranger in the city
of St Louis without money, and after re-
ceiving aid paid out s1a05 for ticket to
this place.
On account Of his permanent injuries 4
and treatment from the company the
plaintiff asks the court to allow him the
full amount of damages asked In the pc
titiOn fled by him Yesterday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
Mr.. REYNOLDS RESIGNS
Former Wichita Boy Leaves Wells
Fargo at Guthrie as Agent

The Guthrie Capital says Of a Wichita
boy who was formerly connected with
the Wells Fargo Express company in
this city:
Guy B. Reynolds, local agent for the
Wells Fargo Express company, has ten
dered his resignation to take effect on
August !, and yesterday the route agent,
E. H. Stevens, arrived in the city to su-
perintend the change Of agents. Ira
Longnacer q Hastings. Neb-, will sue
coed Mr. Reynolds. While having as yet
not fully determined on a future course.
Mr.. Reynolds may decide 70 remain IN
Guthrie and embark in business. The
citizens viii be pleased 10 hear OF his
deciding u remain. as during his resi-
dence here he has established a firm
foundation in the good viii OF all, and
he is well and popularity known"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
NEW COMPANY HERE
Monarch Trust Company Is
Chartered.
Mr.. FULTZ Is PRESIDENT
Herbert Patterson Secretary
and Mr.. Dodson Vice Pres.

On August l, next. Wichita and South
ern Kansas and Oklahoma will be intro
duced to its first Title and Trust COM
pany.
In Guthrie. Oklahoma, a charter has
been granted to the Monarch Trust com
pany, with headquarters at Wichita The
president Of the company is George R
Fuitz, the vice-president ]. NJ. Dodson, Of
Enid, and the secretary and treasurer
H. E. Patterson Of Wichita
The company will open for business at
200 North Main street on August L It's
capital stock is $4,000
In all the eastern cities are title and
trust companies which invest monies.
manage estates and settle affairs Of
estates, acts as receiver, as trustee, as
administrator, IN a word. attend to
all matters of that kind. Nearly
all the great biduciary businesses of
the east ara handled by these companies.
They have been established for years and
are very popular because Of their known
strength and qualities OF safety.
Although such similar concerns have
been talked OF in the past for Wichita,
the Monarch Trust company is the first
in the field
Mr., George R F'ultz unites in his stand
ing in this community the reputation Of
keen business Judgment, integrity and q
more than ordinary gift for executive du-
ties. A good share of his life has been
spent in this section Of the country He
knows dts customs, its people and its
realty values and commercial possibilities
Mr.. Dodson of Enid, is a leading at
torney IN Oklahoma, respected in his pro-
fession and admired for his ability by his
conferes. He will attend to the legal
business of the company in Oklahoma
H, E. Patterson is, as every one in this
section of the country knows, a master
accountant. OF the scores of counties he
has placed on their feet through an ex-
animation of their muddle accounts and
the substitution of simpler and more
thorough bookkeeping methods there is
no one who will not offer testimony to
this effect. He is rapid, accurate and
energetic, always.
The new company promises to be one
OF the big institutions of not only Wich-
tia, but OF all Southern Kansas and Ok
lahoma, as we'll.