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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
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=, - t4T3 ED 9IhtEH LAND OEF,Cr
New Orlca,ne, la atto.Y,.r ls 20 ~
N"tlce l. hrt"hy given that tie. tolnU;n
ha'nth settler has ised notice of his inr,,':is
thar said prtof viii be ,iladt. irfnr, +h - E'a
or III Ms ahss nrt, the Clerk o. III. pis,,!s.s
curt at Olelousns La. OIL Monday pca S'n az rs
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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02
LAND CASES DECIDED.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT
CASH PATENTS.

CASH PATENTS.
Nos. 80. % and 1881, Opelousss series. credit
Nos, lssl and Stss. opslauaas patents,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-11-02

r5TTSRGkG COAL
For sa1e by E. II. Vni nidrnbauuen.
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tommen lit Der 3eit, nit einunt=
orelBl9 Sabren. gIrmaI berfu6te i6
IS, nit Der 0ermtue gu fpre6en, aber
union = iie pp0te niat, unb beute
habe i'd mid bDu ber 9lrbeit frei ae.
ma9t, babe Naes geb6tt. Wenn bic
Sermiae petn1tbeiIt porbeu tpQre, i'd
bette mir etoas aEget9anl SO aber
: er el9ob biiteHb bic 9dnbe = adj,
Ger 0Dctor, feben Sic bod all, ooB mel,
ne frau lpieber gut nit mir tuirb. sic
baben ia Qlen bor @eri9t bas 6era peid
MAIDEN t6rnen. Bitten sic opa fir
mid BET 9erminel
Sic i1no Elm lei6tinniger uub ber8=
lofer M}eaF9 troballebem, Brunner, unb
i'd pelB ni9t, obs ni6t better fir e}bre
Trau ndte, aleirt gu bleiben!
Sumner f9ittelte traurig ben Gopf.
Sd bin ni9t mebr LIGHTNING uno i'd
tpelB leBt, 9err Nnmolt, mas i6 an fsrau
uno&tnb babe, i'd bin Elm anberer Menld)
getporbsn, i'd femme mid fel5it nidt mebr!
Wenr Sic mir ni9t 9fauben molten,
9err 9ottor....
gun, ID CLAUDE Sbnen, grunuer,
la8te oer Ns6tsaapalt, bergebli9 gegen
ieine Giibtung fdmpfenb, tommen
Sic morgen geadmittags i'm 5 ubr in
meil Bureau. Sbre Grau tpirb Sbnen
bsr5eibsni Jrauen bieier Qlrt ber3eiben
INNER.
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sas~ Wenn Scenario fem uno gu ans
nebmbarem Breiie fpeiien min, 10 sebe
er gum Miifions.@arten. Die
9erreii Gbeiner & @aul, 8eiber biez
leg Embellishments, halten barauf, ibre
Sdte tets boafommen aufrieoer gu ftets
len. Iae iaifonmdBisen 9elifate6en,
4uferm, @ilb, Slide, GefltiseI &c. inb
bort in Der oelifateiien 3ubereitun8~ ole
3eit gu baben- Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wuni6 in bic @obnungen Der Runben
gefanot. au6 bietet Der nit ber
SpeiieDirtbf9aft berbunbene 8arz
+ . D bic beiien @etrdnte. ftets frii9es
8ier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Weine.
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&onfraftoren ,anfgepa6t!
Mapors Office,
Son NntoniD, 81. Hop., 1889.

8erfiegelte Nngebote pers
ben in bieier Office eingeforoert uro i'm
8eiIein Der Dieter ge0fnet am
8 q n fta 8 ben l. Gebruar, 1890,
fir bic pflaitevung Ser foIgen6en Stra.
fen unb pla3a's nit Mesquit=g lods /:
Alamo Bla3a, bonn gn6e bes pIaliers
5ur @de bon Nue. 3 uno 5ouI tonfraBe
bis Noe. 6. 2,814.4 Quabrat.0 arbs.
Soufon1iraBe BON Der @de 6es Blasa
Bis CUR RDro : Gloresfrabe. 9,958.71
QuaOrat. Oarbs.
@cequia StraBe Don 0ouitontraBe
sum MaiHzpla5a. 1,990.69 Quabrat.
Oarbs.
Solebab.6 traBe, bon 5oulonfraBe
gum Main.plaaa. 1,504.7 Quabrat=
Darbs.
uno anbere Straben, bic nod Be-
itimmt lperben m6gen.
Bieter Ein6 9ebalten, metln lie lire
Nngebote einreidjen, Elm Oepoft bon
3weibuubertun6finfjig Solals ($25O)
gu bintergegen, als eine Garantie, bab
Der Sieter ben DOrgei6Iasenen 9ontratt
libernimmt unb bic erforberlide girg=
f9aft 0afhr felt. SIN Sale er Dies
ni9t tbun iolte, 10 1T bas 9spofit an
Die Stabt berfallen.
Spe5ififationen t6nnen anseleben unb
erlangt Derben, entpeber in biefer
Office o6er in Der Office beg 9ta6tz
Sngenieurs.
Die Sta6t bebdIt i6 oas &e6t Dor,
lrgeno ems ober ale @ngebOte 3urtid.
3uweiien.
Sie @Hsebote miihen an ben Waapor
abreiirt uno Proposals for Mesquite
Block Pavement" uber1drieben fein.
8rDan @alIogbart,
Ntteftirt: MaDor,
6. g. GIaubon, Stabts Glert.
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Vim. q auhu.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unO Inn foI4es frif9 uro
gut 81 e%rlangen, tam man unm6gli6
einen SuoerIdiigeren Marft finber, als
ben bon Wm. S0fing & Sobn, $40.
81 AOe. 6. 8ie 9erren baben benz
Gei6maf ibrer 9unben &e6nung ge.
trGgen un6 III i9rem @tabIifement cine
talte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, peI6e allen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb Gnts
fernung i6d0lider Sn~grebien3en bes
GIeii6es entipri6t. sic baben betdns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb bon Vtaitbieb, aus weI6em
lur bas Bette fix ibre Sunoen getpdblt
miro. Ber reef bebient Tein nil, Ser
6eiu6e ben Warft, 30. 511
Nbenue 6. I,10t1
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STRENGTHENING Grfahrnne elmer
alien QBdrtertt.

Wrs. Winslows Soothing Shrup pirb
bon elmer Ger belten Dpftprinnen unb ben
8drterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieten. @r murbe felt 40 Sabren BON
WtiliOnen, bon Wittern unb 8inbern nit
rie feblencem @rfplse sebraudt, irwcbl
BON benz 6 Gage atten atnbe, wie bon ers
wa6ienen 8inbern. Gr beIeitist S4drfe
i'm Mussn, befreit lon Binpfclic uno res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; ct peridaft fir sir,
6er unb Wlitter 0fube unp BOblbebasen.
gBir ~slauben, baB Der Sqrup Oas Bette
unb fiderite Wiittel 1T sesen Dsienterie
unc Diarrbce bel Sinbern, glei&oiel cb
eurd 3abnen peruriudt ober bard oubes
re lIriaden. Sine Misunderstanding
wirb ieoer 6lai&e ~beisessben. Sc 1T
feinS d4t, wenn ni9t bas Tacfmrile bon
Curtis II. Pertins auf Der 9(uBenIeite Der
@inpaduuS entbulten 1T. Sn allen gpp.
tbeten gu baden, bic 6taide 25 Gents.
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BaHaae mad europa.

Die Igenturen bes Serrn 80. s.
y oung So. l Commerce ; GtraBe,
San Antonio, un6 SEQ. COB Mains
5traBe, 9aIIas, pertreten ll1r Die
anerfannt befen europdii9en 9ampferz
2inien. Serr DouHg III i'm @tanbe bic
billigiten& aten gu geben, err
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe Gepiinf6te Nusz
tunft nnb befOrat iebr prompt ale inn
ibergebenen Wufirdge. Wer nod GU
ropa gu reiien lpiini1t ober gerwanote
beriibelfommsn lu1en Mill, menbe fi1
oil trgsnb cine Ger %genannten Nsenturen.
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Ser Cinderella gdanh : stnre,

@de Observation-Disclosures unb 4penue c.,
6ieier beIiebte 2aben Der 5tabt, bai
ieinen neuen 8orratb BON g omme r.
6uben fiir 9srren, 9amen unb
Ginber erbalten unb bat cine unbers
glei6li6e Iusmabl aler @orter uno
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : g9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabritate Der beIfen
Gabrifen unb iberbietet 9lIes, pas i'm
bieligen Marft gu baben lit. 6pecia=
iitdt fir 0erren: Der &odforb G9ub
fir So. Sc berlobnt fiG Der Mibe, I'M
@inberella 9tore bor3uipres
den. ebe man anbersmo fault.
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GalifpruiasWeine.

Weinlie6baber finber Elm groBes So.
ger bon feinen California Meinen Bel
9errn 5. S. Meper am Nlamr
pla3a. 6err Mieper fu6t bic @eint
an Srt unb Stelle aus ut,b tatlft BRET
aug Dem Seller Ter Wein3t9ter. 9ls
gutem 3enner gelingt es ibm ftets, BIZ
beften Sorten a~ussuwdblen. @r fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten 3ropfen berieben. &otb= unt
WsiBweine in bOr3agIi6er Qualit6i
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - ire
lns 0aus geliefert.
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s,err 6. S Mnner in her Mef1z

SEER 6. $ Maaer in Der WeH>
Commerce : StraBe bdlt itets bas boil.
fommenite Sager in 3eidenmateriaz
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @Ias, Spiegel.
9las, 8iloerrabmen, Girnihea unb allen
3et9Hets unb Wfalersu tenltlien. Stint.
lerii3 ousgefibrte Bilber uno Statuets
ten 1t. inb in elmer Reconsideration @als
lerte CUR @nf6t unb gum 8ertauf auss
9efeut. Sn Sapeten uno 3immerbetos
ratlonen 1T bas 8ei9madooafte unb
NeueIie bort gu finben.
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nT Oie SumeIiere @ebrhber
@rtber, No. 246 Commences traBe,
1aben Elm groBes unb semdbltes Eager
bon golbenen uno iIbernen Sai9enz
nbren-eine @pe5ialitdt beg @ei1dfts.
WuBerbem S9mudia6en aaer Mrt,
S%iamauteu, @oIb= unb eilberwaoret1,
Observation-Disclosures. mabre Runifs
tperfe bon Wanb' urb Stanbubren unb
ollie Bite aablretGen MrtifeI, bic man in
einem Supelierlaben gu finben getpobnt
1T. Sie preiie Der Sirma linb mdRig.
Dian fpre6e bOr uno tiber5euse fid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-18
@titet Sud DOr galben geseu 8atarrh,
Die SueCfitiber e%nftdIten.

Oa aaedHt5er fiber ben @tun bes Scrubs aer,
ft1rea unO oaS gan3e SDitem bSGig serriitten
miro, ipeun es Our6 Die fdleimigeu OberFGden
einorin9t. Sol6e artifel foQten ME auber duf
SerorSnung gut berufener aerste aebraudt
neroen, oo Der Sdaoen, ben le anri6teu, sebn,
ntal 10 9roB 1T al8 ba8 Cute, bas SIR oaSon
e~r3ieIen f0nntet. SaI'8 Rotarrb4 Sur.
f~abriairt bon s. 5. Gbenb & So, Splebo,
Ohio, ent9alt fein Quedfitber unb nirb inner
lid genommea ,rnb pirtt birett auf oaS Slut
unb Die i9leinisen Sberf1d@en he8 ghffems.
Wenn SIR Sals aatarrb Sur fault, feb fiber.
oaB Sbr Die d9te befommt. Sic miro irnerlid
aenomn,en ulo in SpIebo, Ohio, orn s. s.
@beneb & SO gelna@t.
NY @erfauft bon apptbe!srn, Rrei8 Is @ts.
fir bic 8IaI9e.
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Qnfloinlrg eitcr Gei9dfts Sbeil>
laberidaft.

Sn 4nbetradt ber Nufl6funs unisrer
@ei6dftstbeilbaberf6aft pirb ber @aas
renoorratb Der Girma q. 9. Sranf,
beltehenb in S6nittuaaren, Nn3hgen,
S6nben &C, benz Bublifum gu ben
oentoar nieorigiten preiieu oHerirt, ba
Der @usbertauf big gum L. Sanuar 1890
benerfEieQigt iein muB.
vs. tDlro hermit Dem gublifum otls
ge5et9t baB Die Observation-Disclosures
1gatt penn Sontratt gemdB ON l. Sas
nuar 1890 erltI9t un6 baB bic parts
nerlb'p an tenem Sage aufsel6f tpirb.
g. 9. 5ranf,
6. 9eutf@,
Ben Mpfe.
San @ntonio, Ser., 81. Nobember '89.
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W q a m teni

gu ben beborfiebenben Geiertagen em,
pfeble i'd Elm rei6baItiges Eager BON
pantoffsl. unb GifensMuter. 3epbDrs
uno SaIonp : @Ole. porsellan, unb
Wa9spuppen in eleganten Soiletten.
Gin completes 2ager bon 9anen. uub
&ln0ers9 iten bet neueiten Mobe. @Ies
gu ben alerbiQigIten 8teiien.
mrs. g. 2epD 0 II,
NO. 2G3 Wefis@ommerce. StraBe.
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~ 8ebriber @riber, No.
246 Commerce StraBe, 1inb prattiI9e
Suipeliere unb ubrma9er. Sic beiors
gen prompt ale Heparaturen ult6 fabs
rem biefelbeu in Ser gei6idtefen @eife
aug.
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GaaatuaD's pbotograpbien
llnb better ME ie. 9err GaGatpaD ldBt
cine &ebuftioH in Den preiien eintreten,
DeE1 mebrete 9erIonen bon berIelben
Samilie ibre Bilber nebmen laHen.
Wtelier No. 413 Oh 9ouffon GtraBe.
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se pancoaft & Sobn ferti=
gen Gu9 einen Nn5ug nod benz neuefen
96niit aus ben befen Stofen ON, 10
biula, tDie CUTE Nrbeit nur 9eliefert tperz
ben fam. @sbt ibnen perIu9sueiIe
ntlr eifen Wuftraa.
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S0 Seine Oberbemben fers
tig unb na6 MaB BEL 5. %. Crate
6 s D., No. 240 Commerce : GtraBe.
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a. GioIbaffa 6 Welton,
No. 301 unb 303 Of=6ounon.@ traBe,
baben ben Sontratt fir BEN 8ertauf bes
geiammten Butter : probutts Der Be-
rtibmten Oaflanb Seriep 9aitn Garm
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DS- Sunlap., &npr= unb StetIoaz
Shte bel . ancoaft & Sobn n.
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sg SIR hie feinHe Serfep.
gutter tpenoet @u@ on 2iois
ba & Welton.
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9r. S, g. 8reebina, 3abnarst.
Office No. 231 OF : 9oufton : straBe,
San Mntonio. Spre6t bel inn borl
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s@ suite! 6hte! Neue Serbp
unb mei6e Steiion 6erbft= unb @ins
terbiite Bel s. 90. Crate & Co.,
go. 240 Commerce traBe.
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Gmig Danf6ar
gehr s~nfrieben!

9artpea, stebr. Blob. 'ss.
Sd oebral9ie RDnies Nerpen . gtdrter aeqett elm
gternenIeiber, tuel1es mid i6on 8 Sabre Qeplaat hatte,
bin nun iehr ~8ufrieoen NIT Der mtrfung, neil id
tpieber guten @ppetit babe rnb bic gan5e 9lont biuburx
fnlaieH fauH. mari p~iftngeE
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&C. Gas Rsnt fir 5sgpsn. stoen6e iDiro Jecern, Der
es rsrIahgt. @rei s~L9eianst uu6 Ssrnieis aug hle ufe'
bi5in BON uas uts jcus & a~eIiaiett.
DisIe Ueotsin iplrle lett scsit Sabren pom Yoitor
6bnig III Sort MaDuc. Srop ~Srberettet uito 1ess unfer
ieiMer slniueiiang oon Ger
K5nig meoieine Go,
80 @ef @aOiies, G6e Citation straBe,
G5itaso, ST.
greis 81 90 per dIai6e, 6 8Iafaen $500.
Gum 8ertauf in San antonio bel abolp6
Dreib, So. II, 10 uab 81 Mamo> Strabe.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Westbss Tndicafioos Tor the 0ext ~
HouYA
WAA DnSAarusur,
Once Of she Chief Signal Oflicsr.
WAsnIxeroH. Dec. 81 IAM.
FOR New Epgisnd Fair. colder. north
westerly vinds; fair on Wednesday.
Storm signals displayed from Delaware
Breakvater To Eastport
Meteorological Report.
Dee. 20. isss. 800 r. MI
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conDHNsRD DISPATCHES.
The P1th OF the News Taken FEou
the Current Topics OF the Day.

On account Of trouble the intended cleo
tion at Oklahoma will not be held.
A Bloomington. ILL.,, contractor 10 miss.
ing thought TO have been murdered.
Daniel Slate ( Co.. New York, blank
book manufacturers. have assigned; pref
erences, es5. .567.
A saw mill at South Alexandra, N. H.,
owned and occupied by II. II. Chamberlain
was destroyed BY fire Sunday. Loss. $1,000.
insurance, $500.
Edward P. Hanlon 10 out with reply to
the challenge Of Jake Gaudaur in which be
says he will rev Gaudaur single scull race
for q. 900 to 35 900, the race to be rowed
before next July.
Max s. Starman, a young Hungarian shoe
shoemaker in Bellevue Hospital. New York.
Physicians have diagnosed his illness -
typhus fever. Starmen has been in this
country three weeks.
The remains Of L. X. c. Thurlow, late
mate Of the schooner Charles p. Trickey,
left Vineyard Haven, Mass., Monday
morning in charge of his brother, for Cut
ler, Me-, for interment.
Alexander Hamilton, one Of the ablest
lawyers of this generation and age, and
grandson Of the great statesman whose
name he bore, died Monday at Irvington,
N. Y, of heart disease, aged 70.
Estimating for December the net earn
ngs Of the Canadian Pacific railway for tb
past year above working expenses vas.
s6 .029 900, total surplus Of e2,576,0 900.
The directors of the company decided today
to declare = supplementary dividend Of one
per cent payable February 18th, With the
regular one and one half per cent half
yearly dividend. from the annuity funds
in the hands of the Dominion Government.
making total for the half year of "a per
cent.
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MARINE CONFERENCE.
To Search Our DeTelicts and to
Place Danger Signals Over Them.

The International Marine Conference
reassembled this morning The report Of
the committee upon general divisions 3 and
l2, of program was adopted.
The report Of the committee on general
division 10, reporting the marking and re-
moving Of dangerous wrecks or obstructiOns
to navigation, will be presented to the in
ternational marine conference tomorrow.
The report recommends careful and thor
ough report Of the derelicts, giving the
latitude and long tude in which abandoned,
and the direction likely 10 drift.
The committee recommends the adoption
of the following resolution; That when
ever practicable it shall be the duty Of the
crew before abandoning vessel to hoist
some distiu ctive signal Is B. c. F.,
abandoned by crew, or, &C. X T. G."
"Derelict" on bail shape or some other
similar mark where it can best be seen. and
where il should not be mistaken for any
other authorized signal; and to let 60 the
sheets and halya is ard such sails - are not
furled. In waters where the safety Of the
vessels are imperiled by the existence Of
derelicts and the lives of persons On board
jeopsrized. the committee propose that the
various maratime powers should come to
soDie agreement respecting their removal.
Touching the que stion of wrecks and dere-
lict in coast waters outside of the territorial
limits, the committee states that it 10 the
duty of the government concerned, TO re-
move them and recommends the resolution
adopted That in such cases the consul
concerned shall not have right Of with
holding his consent to the destruction OF
wrecks or parts thereof, if shown that the
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CANADA AND UNITED STATES
Senate Committee on Relations Listen
10 Testimony at New York.

Nyw York. Dec 80 The United States
committee on relations with Canada met
,his morning in the Federal building.
There were present Senators Hosr of Mas
>schuset,s Chairman Hale Of Maine, Dolph
of Oregon, ard Push OF Alabama.
The Srst witness examined was Fritz }
Bab.on who for Il years was cole ctor Of
por, at Gloucester He entered into long
STATE meut of fishery questions and urged
that Sshing vessels should have the
is accorded to all other vessels of
the worlds merchant marine. under per-
mits that are granted. Witness contended
that the only way to remedy the difficulty
and d ference now existing was to withdraw
from all British vessels such commercial
rights a. were withheld from American
vessels in British waters The practical
grievance of the Americs fishermen 10 the
denial to them Of the right to buy anything
that is lawful and proper in every Canadian
port. or the denial to them Of the right,
that are accorded other commercial vessels.
Witness advised as \ remedy that proper
legislation in Congress should be taken and
he advocated retaliation As the very best
way to obtain the end sought for. He did
no, believe in treaties. They we're worth
less in cases of this kind.
Erastus Wiman esid that his knowledge
of the fishery question was very slight aud
he spoke of the general desire of the Ca
nsdians for closer relations with this coun-
try. The relations between the two coun'
tries he thought were not at the present
time satisfactory. Ia the opinion OF the
wines. Canadian railroads have moved
vast bulk of western products and emf
grants. These roads be considered an i'm
portant factor in competition. Under the
pre.ent national government of Canads
there 10 nothing toward encouraging closel
relationship with America.
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they had bad thas q sooe o&Asr kind
Of grip yesterday morning, befess sesees
eomnissiouer BrAnn bad spilled his loads
Of sasd "a ths icy vslks-
Sanbosn Lodge has chosen the following
eacers: Augustus LitsieAeld. n. g.; c.
4. HuR. v. G.; Archibald Campbell. h
s.; Chas- r. kiibseth, P. g.; Daniel
Hanscom, TFess.; Daniel Allen. Trusaee.
The Installation will occur Thursday even
ing next, to which . cordial Invitation to be
present 10 extended 70 al Odd Fellovs and
their friends. There will be . picnic sup
per, and music will Be furnished BY the
Halloveli Orchessza. The Sanborn Lodge
has recently had painted new sign desis-
mating their roons. IL il neat one, and 10
the work Of the Niles Broshefs.
The forthcoming Of the Italian Band 10
looked for eagerly. Music 10 almost the
peculiar province Of the Italian, and. from
indications. when the organization does
finally appear the public will be treatsd to
considerable melody in the department Of
ofass- band music.
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jsess is cooplsss and she sssiss sAoaA b
highly appreciated By Gardiner people,
The Kennsbee Central RAilrpad Company
has just closed the contract for The loco
motive and care 10 b used On their line.
Ths locomotive, which 10 b weigh ten tons,
viii Be built By the Baldwin L0eomoeivs
WORKS ss Buffalo, and the cars By firm q
wiinirgson, Del. The contract calls for
their completion the lss Of April. The
eompany's attorney in nov adjusting the
land damages. which are nearly all settled.
The Wide Auake Club eneefsains 1t Pill
grim Rathers' ball Friday evening, Jan. Sd.
The old Gardiner Reform Club st their
last meeting chose The following otaceis,
vho vill serve si1 mOnshs: Prssidens,
Isaac d. Ever; First Vice Presidenf, Fred
Tabor; Second Vice Prss,dent, Andrew
Robinson; Third Vice President, Jedediah
Thomas. All bills are paid and the club 10
In nosrishing condition.
Canton Evergreen Lodge, l. o. o. f..
hss decided TO hold it Fair the last Of Feb
ruafy.
Il is probable that the first prize at the
Continental Hook and Ladder Company
Fair viii be 6ne $3.50 piano.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Debating Needs Of Tariff in
Chemical Industry.
Alcohol. Art. Anilins Dyes Lnoal hs
Subjects Considered.
Marine Coniessncs Advocates Meas
usss 70 be Taken Regarding Dssslicts.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 30.-The House
committee on ways and means met this
morning to hear persons interested in chem
ical industry A large number Of repre-
sentatives Of this industry were present H.
Bower. Philadelphia, and n. b. Rosensar-
ten, Philsdelphia, representing quininA
manufacturers; W.D- Cogsweli, represent
ing the only maDufsctory Of caustic soda
soda ash aud bicarbonate Of soda in this
country; A. Penrose Allen of Philsde lphia,
representing the manufacturers Of phos-
phorous and VIM. ID. FaFris. secretary Of
the Baker castor oil company, New York,
favored the retention Of the present duty
or an increase.
Thomas White Of the Brooklyn Sulphur
Works, advocated = reduction in duty on
sublinated -four.
Salt Co, advocated q specific duty of
quarter of = cent per pound on sulphate of
coda. instead of the present rate, 20 per
cent. advSlorem-
+. Rswolle of Marx 4 Ravolie, New
York, favored the abolition Of the tax on
alcohol, or that the present tax be reduced.
VIM. II. Manning Of the Albany Chemi-
cal Co, favored the rete ntion Of the present
tax on alcohol He held that IL the tax on
alcohol used in the arts and manufactures
was abolished, drunkenness would increase
Representative Tracy Of New YORK, said
the duty on articles used in the manufacture
Of AniIine dyes should be abolished.
Henry Z. Stewart of Philadelphia advo-
voted an increased duty on earth paints.
j. Carroll Beckwith, President, and
Kenyon Cox. Secretary Of the National
Free Art League, advocated total abolition
Of duty on works Of art.
W. A. Coffin Of the executive committee
of the league said the taxing Of foreign
works did not help the American artists
but rather put them in an inferior position.
The duty was 4 tax on education. There
vas no duty levied on works Of art by any
other nation which pretended to be civilized
Henry Mertx, New York, representing
sniline industry, advocated 4 classification
Of duties on aniline dyes which would
result in an average increase of i've or six
per cent.
Robert W. Leslie, Philadelphia. repre-
senting American Improved Cement Com
pany, advocated E specific duty Of eight
cents per hundred pounds Of cement 10 bar
rels and seven cents in bags or bulk.
II. NJ johnson, manufacturing chemist,
Boston, favored retention of the duty on
alizarine assistant.
M. J Rosengsrten, Pbilsdelphis, favored
the imposition of duty of ten cents per
ounce on sulphate quinine.
A. l. Thompson, Baltimore, advocated
An increase to forty per cent. of duty on
unenumerated chemicals.
The committee adjourned until tOmor
row.