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tsrH1as
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HoaENukffN INVESTMENT 60
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fiHu 20 take Nsshirgtans Near car
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WEST SEATTLE
- e. - each viH - ne prizes 90 eat
hHaHtifai iafsa hfiHa tfaFts Hf Wet heatfia
unl - aus tHitd Does and taisnos o.
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Fast Wash tirrcfhy - Peg sas. ru,s
seer4 tltgs ~ ton. aeetis oenp I'D
wash - psf ten alfaltA 81 - -,
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f.sd. 1E99 tsr to.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Hsnfiss suafputssA private ltsss1ns
Narrabsd 4nniple an auf fius. Hsf Ant
rtsrlns Main nli ~
MIla tINian hsu 49, istisi. tsstHtNs
ffAf har a. psffsgt ufisiual esiuf tast
lrfu1a teiirt Preparations. etc hvpfn 81
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seselAt NoIless.

an ne NAN 80 tiiss in yeuf heuss elth
M safssns house relstittna IN all tranehes
N4naan un MsstsIp ave fhrnss -N
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twins
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ore srra improved noess snssH ffiffa
80 saf.irn, hear Gar. Nisv ~ lake ahd
mountains rNAr
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1895 tl uiises aarth - pGasses N4aafs
afFss fisarsa rss@n 3 srfes sisshsd irfsh
tasf ssafi tH ihF ratafg ffaH nnaItnE
Trees sasati tNittiast Hs4s isetfia naaa
aaa q ~ Euai faaa ~ rifr. Masi
b safE tkts sfsk q ~
cttAHf.EN ufriNANN
~ usitss nhia Mails 49,
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land to the state as possible, and this
will probably be the last expedient re-
sorted to.
The activity of the governor was
responsible in a large measure un-
doubtedly for the interest which the
department of agriculture at Washing
ton has taken in the matter Tie
government still holds about 100000
acres of the overfiowed section.
MIR. Wright Gathering information.
Mr.. Wright, the drainage expert,
spent the greater part of the past
week in Tallahassee in conference
with the governor and at the State
House gathering information about the
Everglades and the extent of the work
already done. He stated to repre-
sentative of the Morning News that
the survey would be exhaustive and
would probably require more than a
year. He said that there was nothing
about draining the section which was
not feasible. An important question
to be determined is the value of the
land. In view of the great expendi-
lures in the West for the irrigation
of arid lands and that in North Dako,
ia and Kansas for the drainage of in.
undated lands, he expressed no doubt
that drainage in Florida would event
ually be accomplished. In the meaS,
time the governors dredges will con.
tinue working.
Mr.. Wright and his corps will con
tinue work until May and it will prob.
ably be resumed in October, the sum
mer season being regarded as unfa
vorable to this kind of work in this
climate.
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THE EVERGLADES
Will yet Be
DRAINED
Gov. Broward Says He Will
Make Good His Promise
to the People.

A speciaI dispatch from Tallahassee
to the Savannah News says:
There is promise that the Ever
glades of Fl,rida, that vast tract area
Of submerged lands south OF Lake
OkeeehoDee will be drained and that
the federal government will give the
assistance of it's Office of irrigation
and drainage
Hon. ]. o. Wright, head of the
drainage department of the govern
ment, is now on trip Up the Calico
| sahatchie river for a general recon
naissance and will put an engineering
corps in the field early in December
to begin a systematic and searching
survey of the 'glades to determine the
feasibility of drainage, and to arrive
at conclusion as to the value Of the
lands in the event that drainage is
successfully accomplished.
Gov. Broward who went into Office
more than year ago assumed the
Office with a promise and purpose to
drain the Everglades. He has sys-
tematically devoted much time to that
purpose, and before the expiration of
his term more than two years hence,
(the term of Office being four years)
it is probable that the project will be
so well begun that his pledge will have
been made good.
Drainage Talked Everywhere.
Drainage has been discussed at such
length recently that confusion in
reaching a clear understanding as to
what was intended to be accomplished
by the recent election, in which a con.
stitutional amendment giving the au-
thority to levy special tax for the pur.
pose, was defeated. This was not as
may be concluded, a defeat of the
drainage scheme, but was merely a de-
feat of the means for procuring the
money with which to pursue the work
The last legislature passed over
, whelmingly the bill which gave the In
, ternal Improvement board the author
! ity to levy the tax, but the people die
not ratify this action.
II AS a matter of fact dredge ha,
| been working under authority of the
: governor several months, and another
q dredge will soon be completed and put
o to work. The first dredge is operat
G ing from Fort Lauderdale toward the
: lake. The Internal Improvement
d Board is not without means to keey
n the work going. The area which con
tanned 20,000,000 acres was granted b.
4 the government more than fifty year!
d ago to the state upon condition tina
y the section should be drained and re
claimed.
Improvement Boards Work.
: The Internal Improvement Board
p which is composed of the governo
> and the state house officers compos,
that board, which is vested with
authority to sell the lands. or tC
use in furthering the object stated. In
stead Of draining the area forme
boards have disposed of 100000
acres largely to railroads as b6unt,
for building. 1t is known that Ian,
e syndicates are anxious to get the re
naming part of the land and it i
thought that the present administrs
3 ton will sell sufficient tract, if |
becomes necessary in order to ge
s money to complete the work II 1
understood however, that the admins
tration wants to save as much Of tn
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They Inspect Caloosahatchee
River and Lake
Okeechobee.
MAKING THEMSELVES AcQUAINT.
ED WITH CONDITIONS AND
THE WORK NECESSARY TO
sTRAIeHTEN AND DEEPEN THE
RIVER AT VARIOUS POINTS.
GAGE TWO

The Fort Myers Press, or recent
date, contained the following regard
ing the visit there of Senator Mallory
and Congressman Sparkman:
BY invitation of the Board of Trade
of Fort Myers, Senator s. r. Mallory
and Congressman s. NJ Sparkman
made trip to Lake Okeechobee last
Monday and Tuesday on the steamer
Thos. A. Edison. They were ACCOM-
panied by DIR. f. w. Inman, OF Win
ter Haven, K. b. Harvey of Punta
GOrda. Mr.. i. j. Wilson. +. L. Evans
and James f. Hendry of Fort Myers.
G. T. Raymond of Owanita, H. s.
English and Edw. Parkinson of AIva,
and Capt. F. A. Hendry of Labelle.
Capt. Fred Menge went as host, look
ing out for the comfort of all.
The days were perfect Florida days.
Neither Mr.. Mallory or MIR. Sparkmafi
had ever been UP the CalOosahatchee
river before, and they were delighted
with the river, and surprised ut the
magnitude of the orange industry
blOng the CalOosahatchee valley. They
were pleased to- examine the condition
of things at the head of the river, con
corning which there has been so much
{ discussion Of late They both spoke
VERY emphatiCallv OF the Importance
Sof the state proceeding at once to build
"a dyke across the marsh on the lower
side of Lake Hicpochee, with proper
Hook at the canal cut by the Disston
Company. so as to permit navigation.
The purpose of this trip was to- ex.
anime into the advisability of straight.
ening and deepening, where needed,
the CalOOahatchee river, to improve
its navigation. And while they were
more than ready to- promise 10 do all
In their power to secure an appropri
alton from congress for this work. and
whatever else the commerce of the
river demanded. they conceded that
the first necessity is that of shutting
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY &c CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hairs Catarrh Cure IL taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and nsu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimon-
ials sent free. Price 20 cents per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
patton.
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Home-cooked Thanksgiv-
ing Dinner at the Southern
Hotel. You are invited.
THE FUNERAL OF
DIR. w. H. MAREAN

The Ocala Star Of Monday says:
The funeral services of the late DR..
w. H. Marean took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence on North
Main street, from whence the remains
were carried to the Episcopal church.
At the church the Masons took charge
of the body, the doctor being a mem.
Der of that order. The remains were
taken to Greenwood cemetery and in
tered in accordance with the solemn
and inspiring ritual Of the Masonic
order. Worshipful Master n. l. Gott.
lieb read the ritual and the casting on
the grave of the evergreen and apron
was most impressive.
The church was crowded, the at.
tendance at the grave was large and
most gratifying. The pail bearers
were Messrs. E. p, Thagard, w. D.
Graham, E. W. Davis, T. ]. Owen, J.
T.. Chace and Mr.. Weston
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Sen. $. r. MALLORY AND
CONGRESSMAN SPARKMAN

off the surplus waters of Lake Okee-
chobee. This takes precedence of all
drainage schemes, and all river i'm
provements. But this alone, would
drain thousands of acres of fine land
between Hicpochee and Fit. Thomp-
son, suitable for cane, gardening, or
posturage, besides saving millions Of
dollars worth of grove property along
the banks of the Caloosahatchee from
being imperiled by the overflow. Ii
was the expressed opinion of all that
the Board of Trade of Fort Myers
should proceed at once to take steps
necessary to bring the matter before
the legislature of the state. After
the state has moved in the matter,
then it is hoped that congress may be
induced to do what is essential for
the better navigation Of the river.
The whole trip was very pleasant.
and it was very evident that Mr.. NAL
/ Tory and Mr.. Sparkman were not out
| fishing for a political pull. but sincere
lily interested in the improvements
sought. DR.. Inman, who is the larg-
est orange grower in the state, is a
genial gentleman. He was surprised
to find such good land. and so many
fine groves along the river. 1t was a
pleasure to meet such men. and we
all say "come again"
For the committee,
| G. r. RAYMOND
The above party returned to Fort
Myers Tuesday evening, and at night
lin the presence of forty or fifty citi
lzens. and members of the Board OF
Trade, both Congressman Sparkmar
land Senator Mallory, being introduced
by Mayor Hendry, made short talks
expressing their earnest desire apt
Willingness to do anything in theil
power 10 help the people of Lee conn
ity out of their present trouble, ant
stated that they would ask for an ap
preparation from congress for the
dredging of at least a 12-foot channe
from here to Punta Rassa. They boil
were of the opinion. however, tina
tcongress would do nothing toward re
lioosahatchee. and that ii would have
to be accomplished by state aid'alone
Ii looks very much as if We would
be forced to wait another two years
before anything definite can be accom-
plished. as Senator Mallory, in eS
planning the modus Operandi of get
ting an appropriation, stated that |
would first require survey Of tn,
river, which could not be ordered I'm
III congress met in December. an,
that 1t would be next to impoSible 4
get the report In in time for congress
to do anything in the way of an appro
priation before adjournment in March
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