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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
On1erifd.
2lussige aus Gubolf Gronau's 5eftl9rift alr 4O0i6bri
gen Su6elIeier Der @ntoecsuug Auterifa's our9
@1riitppb Columbus; &erlog bon &bel
nno NtIller, Selpstg.
3ebnte Tort1eBunq.

@egen 2nfang beS Mtonats Sanuar tpar
Der Sau oe5 SORTS besnoigt uiD narnte
man OaSletbe in Grinnerung al ben Weib>
na6tstag, ben Sag Der Nnfunft in Dielem
6afen, Ga glaptDao. 80 Gpanier, barunter
bic tit6ti9iten gBerfleute, ais 8eiaBung in
bieiem Sort surit6laiieno, iibertrus Goz
lu,nbuS nun ben Sberbefebl iiber bieie erlte
ipQnilGe Golonie benz Diego bon Nrana,
nit Der 8eitilnmlng, baB int Sale ietnes
Nblebens 8eoro 0lttierres uno Johann &o>
0riao be Gscobeba an Die Stele oe1ielbeil Su
treten bGtten. Ollie 3urilGbteibenben err
ma6nte ct auf baS @inortnaIi61fe, ieinen
N%noronungen Inn Der f0ntgli1en 6obeiten
triQen treu nadautommen. Seuor er ldteO,
lieB er Dor ben 9lugen Der @in9eboreneu bon
%bepaffneten Seelenten Elm grobeS SGein>
Qefeht ausfIbren. bamtt @ritere Die @affen
berielben furhten lernen uno nit ben Spas
niern Srieoen balten mDGten. Damn crit,
nab bent er aud BON oem GaStfen 0bidieD
aenommen, melGem barob Die Sbrdnen in
BEN 9tugen ftanben, lt6tete Columbus am
4. Sanuar Die Qlnfer, INN Der 6ein1atb suz
3ueilen. Wlan iegelte 5unGbit auf etnen
boben 8erg gu, tDelher Is 2eguaS geraoe
6Ilt1 BON bem1 8oreebirge Bunta Santa
fth aus ben 9Ylutben erbob uno bur6 letne
eiaentbiimliden Sorrnen idon BON Weitem
bds SntereIie Des N6mirals erregte. ST
beldreibt benlelben nit ben 6arafteriitii6en
Worten: Scr 8erg l6eint cine Snlel su
1eiu. 1T eS aber nt6t. Gr itebt bieLnebr
nit benz fladen 2anbe in j3ulammenbang
uno bat Die Sorm zines i60nen baloa6tn>
arttgen !3eltes.
Columbus perlteb bieiem our6 letne gelbz
r6tbliden SeIspdnDe tDeitbin leu6tenben
9oroeb;rae DEN 9tanten Wtonte gbriItL
tpelder bemlelben Bis beute perbIieben lit.
0urh ftarfe @egentDtnoe bierielbit rne6rere
Sade 3uriGgebalten, mar man am G..
sSQl1uar tpGbrenb Der @eiterreile Der unter
Dem @ommartoo bes Martin Nlon5o Btn>
aon 1febenoeu 9tarapeIe uYinta" iiberral6t,
fuelGe man lett Dem 81. Nopembcr ni6t
tpieber oeie6en bate. @obL bate Golum>
bus bereits inn 6afen bon Bunta Santa
uubefttmmte gla6ri6ten iiber Elm eroBes,
nit tpeiBen MGnuern gefiiuteS S6tff err
hoLten. tpelhes bic &iften 0itltdb bon
0unta Santa befabren, tpo6I Columbus
aud, Elm 8oot ausgeianbt, III oieies S0iff
nelhes nur 6ie Binta iein fonnte. lu6en
All Ialfen; bod paren oiele 8elnilbungen
erfolglos geblteben.
Oa cine i3uiamnenfunft Der beiDen 8ez
feblshaber an Der BON Sanobdnfen erfil@
ten SteQe nt1t gut 3u bemerfifeligen tuar,
10 febrte Der Qtomiral in ben our6 bas
Gorgebirse eei6iben Safen BON Maonte
@briitt suriid, nobtn bte vBiuta" tbrn
folgte. @Gbrenb Der bierielblt ltattftnoens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
Die Sonntaosfrdoe.

Sn Dem Sample, tpeI6e Die Ii6erale
2ocaIzBreiie beaagli6 Der Sonntassfrage
fibrt, i~trettet bas n@incinnatt 8oltsblatt"
nader NIT. 0aiielbe entbGlt fol9euoen
NutlaB, oeiien Subalt ni6t in ben 8t1o
gel6lagen merben ioQte:
.yNn bic &rbeit! @enn Die Srage Der
SfenboltunG Der @bicagoer @cltauSfteIz
Lung all Sonntagen nidt i'm Gimme Der
Wtufer, %lonoern in benz bes Itberalgelinnten
SbetleS oes 9~mertfant19en 8olfes entl9ies
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07

v5ier sebt Elm Wtann, Der 10 Sabre int
GonQreB ~gele1ien bat unb als armer Wfann
aus @aibin9tou 3urifgetOmmen 1T. =
u9b, u%netgenniiBig, Elm tpaDrer @tncinnGs
t1s !" = rDaS gerabe nt@t; ct bate ewig
8e6 beim 4oferlptel."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07

@enn uniere Mitbirger, bic bas 40.
Sabr errei9t ooer liberi6ritten baben, 10:
Dtel wiiBten, tpie ie nit 20 Sabren geruBt
9aben, 10 gGbe es Dtel mebr Staatsmdnnel
I'M 20uoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07
@aS 0er &o0 1rin9t.
G~prtiesun9 fDlGt)

@dre Sober 10 groB, pie ct it6 einbtloet
IS gu ieiu. 10 Cube es nt6t etnnlal mebr
StebplGbe auf 6ieier i6Onen Melt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07

SIN 2onbon tragen Die v@legants~ iebt
cine neue WtobebLnme, cine griinIt6e gtelte.
9as StIG foitet 4 S6tuiuge. mad unierem
@eIoe 81. Sn Wtonaco baben lett benz
l. Sanuar B. S. Il Selbitmoroe bon n1s
9liifli6en Sptelern ftattgefnnben. 9as
iinb 10 feline upicaute" 9ta9ri3ten aus Der
fet1en Welt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07

Cine Der beiten un6 beset@nenbiter
&nefOoten, Bic ie Dom Scatter Wtlbelm IL.
er3Gblt murOen, fommt per &abel aus
9aris. Die Weutter bes &aiiers uno 1et1
8ruber Seinri6 ma6ten Sr. Wtatsltat
etnen 8eiu3, nm tbn gu bitten, OoB er Mot
Darauf beiteben m0ge, Die S6Gl9elespors
lage sum @eieb MAIDEN gu Latter. PIE
&aiiertn Trieori6 iprad lanae nno fa9rte
ptele polttil9e unO moraIti@e G'ritnoe tIr
tbre 9nft6t in's Velb. Ser fatlerl!9e
Sobn lieB iie ausreOen. Damn erbob et lt3t
unO lagte: SD bin boufommen gelun0
unb groBidbriq." 9arauf perlteB ct DaS
3immer. S6a6e, baB bic 9epelGe aus
Baris fommt, benn bort bat tnGn 5Sreuoe
an guten 9tnefooten gum gfadtDetl 9eutl9z
LAMBS unb peritebt es aud, tie tn! Jtothfau
gu fabriciren. SIT fte aber fabrictrt. oann
tit iIe bas QGsrt zines tiefssIsbrteH RlqGo'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07

Ser iebt 81 Sabre aIte Siegfrts6 @asz
ner, Der Sobn beS gr0Ben Et6aro, oeS Grz
finders Der unenbltden Wtelobte, iou lets
mem 8oter iebr G6nIt6 iein. 90 lit ietne
Saupteigeni6aft iiderIid eine Ibertriebene,
ans &ranfbafte erenSenbe 8ei@etbenbett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-07

SIN 2aufe ber lebten bret Sabre bat &atz
1er Wilbelm II. 5000 Srben Oerlieben, Die
meiften au Sfficiere Der 9lrmee unb Der
Slotte unb an 8eamte. &ngenebm lit IS
gerobe ni6t, baB man Oieien @tptltften
6aun uno mann einen 8roden btnDerfen
muB; tbut mau's aber ni6t, 10 ma3t bos
@eItnoel eiren beilolen 2Grm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
TO LEASE.
Water Power and Mill Sites to Lease.

The Poncmah Mills, having purchased the Baltic
Mill Estate, together with all the Water Power ON
the Shctuckct River, betWc Baltic and VIII
nmantlc, prepared 10 lease Water Power. Mill
Sites for buildings and buildings 20 parties desiring
such facilities for nanufaC turing purposes.
Those contemplating the location Of new enter
priscs or the enlargement OF old Industries would
do well % examine these locations before deciding
10 go elsewhere.
IL Is proposed 20 employ electrical machinery In
connection with the Waller Power for the transmi =
sion Of the power TO the desired place OF pCation.
These locations are only three 90 miles from WIZ
limantic; eight 90 miles from Norwich forty NO)
miles from Hartford aud lie along the line Of the
New York and New England Railroad for ten miles.
Freight facilities are very favorable from all
points.
For full particulars inspec tion OF plats. etc. call
or address
ROBERT n. TAFT. Taftville Conn.
NATHAN r. GARDINER, Baltic. Conn.
or EDWARD T.. TAFT, Treasurer.
=. q. Box 1ll3 lp,,.,so-.. n =
IA South Water street : fio''u'hee' ~ L
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING
onlee q The. The Clerk Of Committees

City Hall. PfOyidence, March j. lSV2. \
The Joint Committee OF the City Council on Sew
ers 10 whom were referred the petitions OF Mary
Fox et al for "A sewer Ia Coyell street from At
wells avenue TO Amherst street and In Amherst
street from Covell street 20 Joslin street;
Seth Horton ct al. for n sewer In Dover street from
Mt Pleasant avenue TO Academy avenue:
William ]. Simmons Ct nj, Tor a sewer In Academy
avenue from Gladstone avenue 20 Atwel's avenue (;
from Mount Pleasant avenue 10 Academy avenue
and Academy avenue. from Gladstone avenue TO
Frank H. jackson ct al. for a sewer IN Beaufort
street from Mount Pleasant avenue TO Academy ave-
John J. Butler ct al. for a sewer in Atwell's ave-
nue., from Academy avenue 20 the river.
Joseph %. san Souci ct al for "A sewer in Chalk
stone avenue, from ClaremOnt avenue 90 Academy
avenue.
John Casey et. al. for a sewer in Belmont avenue
from Claremont avenue 10 Academy avenue,
Church of the Blessed "a rament ct al. for n
Harold street.
Patrick r. Cummings ct al for a sewer in Harold
street from Gladstone ayonue 10 Valley street.
John Delaney et al. FOR "A sewer I'm BOwdoin
street from kOssuth street To Amherst street
VIM. j. Sheahan et al. for sewer I'm Valley
street from Harold street 10 Eagle street.
James j Newman et nj. for a sewer in Bellevue
avenue from Dexter street 20 Cranston street
ST. Elizabeth Home ct al. for sewer in Mclrose
street from Congress avenue 10 Irving street.
Francis COlwell, trustee, for a sewer In Benefit
Sarah H. GortOn ct al for sewer in Messer
street from the summit In said street to CranstOn
street: and heirs OF William Wilkinson ct al. for a
sewer In Howard street and High street.
Hearing on said petitions on FRIDAY, March :,
all parties interested are hereby notified 10 appear
BY order OF the Committee
GEORGE l.. PIERCE. Chairman.
d. 7. HAYDEN, Clerk or Committees. mrl-3t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
DIED.

BYRON-In this city. on the 2d inst. CORNELIUS,
son of John and sarah Byron, aged = years,
Funeral from his patents residence, River avenue,
corner OF Admiral street, Friday. 4th Inst, at
sPM NJ. Relatives and friends are invited TO at
DOYLE-In this city, LIST inst. EIIzABETH,
daughter Of Thomas and Rebecca Doyle aged
JiII~ON-In Pawtucket. LIST inst. A. JENNIE,
wife q Oscar A. Jillson, and daughter OF Isaiah
Funeral from her husbands residence, No; l4S
,.roadMay, on Friday, an Inst a, = 3olocA
McNAILy-In this city, 1st inst. SARAH, wife OF
Dennis McNally. aged 50 years.
Funeral from the residence OF James Brennan. iis
Branch avenue. Friday 4th inst, az $50 A. VI.
Relatiyes and friends are invited To attend
MOKRIsON-In this city, 1st inst, MICHAEL
Funeral will take place from his late residence
No. western street. Friday morning, AZ $3.50
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
MARTINI this city. 1st inst. suddenly. MARY
wife Of Samuel Martin aged 50 years, b months
Funeral viii take place Friday, an inst at 2
O'Clock, from the Roger Williams Chapel, Vans
kuck. Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
MONAHAN-In this city, 2d inst, PATRICK
Funeral Friday. fth INST at $50 A. NJ. from IL
Hilton street. Relatives and friends are invited
attend.
DAVID H. son OF the late John and Catherine
o'Conneil, aged - years and month,
East Providence. on Friday morning. lth inst i,
at $50. Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend.
sLOCUM-In Pawtucket, Cd inst; VIOLA. wife
OF Warren y. slocum, and daughter Of George
u. and Emma +. Wood aged "A years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
TAyIOR-ln Pawtucket ist inst, WILLIAM H.
rupc1a rom IN 6s bs @ yrssspee e S o Brooa
street, Friday afternoon, az z O'Clock Relatives
vonience OF the family.
Newport papers ease copy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
STATE CONTENTION.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

At regular meeting Of the Republican State
Central Committee held At Tilnghast's Hall In the
City OF Providence. on saturday, the 25th day of
February 1892. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That State Convention OF Republican
street. in the City Of Providence on TUESDAY,
March 70, 1892, at IL o'clock A NJ, for the purpose
OF nominating State officers for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction of such Other business as
may properly come before said convention.
Resolved That the several Town and City Com
mtttces are hereby requested to call Primary Meet
ings Tor the purpUss of clcCting delegates 10 said
Convention, double In number TO the representation
of the said Towns and Cities in the General Assem-
bly,. and 90 elect members OF the state Central Com
mlttce Tor the ensuing year, AS follows namely :
three from the City on Providence and one from
each OF the Cities aud Towns OF the state; also TO
elect Town and city Committees for the ensuing
state Committee and the names or the
Town and City Committees, together with
the names of the Charmen and Secretaries
thereof, with their post Office addre ses upon the
credentials Of the delegates TO the Conventions and
that said meetings hc held at least three DAYS pre-
vious TO the day designated for holding ssid Con-
vention and that shc SECRETARIES OF Sad Primary
Meetings be requested to forward CODY o1 the Gre
dentials or delegates immediately at'cr their cleo
ton. 90 the Secretary OF the state Committee.
RtslvCd, That the members Of the town. city
ward committees, calling the primary meetings 70
order under the above cali together with the chair
man and secretaries OF said meetings, bc instructed
said delegates were elected pursuant 20 "A regular
Cal of said town OF city committee.
ALNON X GOODWIN, Chairman.
ISAAC l.. GOft Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
He Got II.

First Clerk-I am going to strike the
Old man for raise.
Ten minutes later.)
Second Clerk-Well, did he raise you?
First Clerk-I should say SO. Didn't
you see me come through that door?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03

- undersigned hereby gives notice that In an.
cordsncc with shaRteI A of the Public Statutes b,
will on TUESD the eth day OF March 1857
levy on all real estate IN the city OF Provfdenc,
against which city taxes for 1891 are unpaid unle !,
paid before said sth day OF March.
ID. L. o. GRANGER.
0b-iW city Treasurer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03


L,OR sALE-To CLOSE AN ESTATE, AN OLD
u homestead some five miles from railroad sta
tiOn,On NY. l.. a Is. r., upwards OF TWO huhuteu
acres OF land; some seventy hNe acres under
cultivation also good meadow lani. cut with ma
Chine balance wood timber ana pasturage large
amount OF wood; two story frame house OF twelve
rooms large halls closet and storage good water
barn .OX0O, with sheds and some eighteen stalls !;
wood, shed ana grain house thN just feduced 10
$500 building insured for $1,000 prices low, less
than u .scsscd value; terms easy. Come ana talk II
over with BEDELL, No. 269 Westminster 81.
EoR sALE-I HAVE ONLY THREE GOOD
j. farms left: must sell or trade them this week !;
and sut customers. O. a. GARDINER, Real Ls-
tate Agent No. High ~.
NOR sALE-CITY AND SUBURBAN. DOWN
nne estates at Bristol Connanicut JaIneston Mar
ragansrtt Pier and Newport, ranging from "A few
hundred TO Sie0,OO0. All particulars at BEDELL's,
No. .O9 Westminster st.
I'oR SALEM ELMwoOD-TwO ONE FAMI-
Il ly houses, and one two family house all nearly
new all modern cOnvcnicnCcs; on good streets and
nCghbUrhOOi nrst-class In every respect; also de-
slrable lots In vicinity viii be sold low aud eX-
ceptionaby easy terms. BEDELL, No. 2O9 West
minister ST.
L'oR sALE-NEW DEAF. IN HOUSE LOTS BY
Il old reliable parties Will sell choice lots on the
Spraguc Homestead Plat al SlOO each, with war
or monthly payments, without Interest or any other
charge whatever; no lottery no humbug, but the
biggest bargain ana a square deal. A. l.. AN
DREWS, 90 Westminster u.
(,HEAPEsT LAND AT EDGEwoOD Is OUR
" $3.50 lots. For residence or Investment they can
not b. equalcd at the price. Narraganseu Real
Estate CO. 20 Wcybosset ST.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03

dencr ~ william l.. Wood, pharmacist lss A.
street pawtuckct. Il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03

DO you want situation? a 10-cent al
vertisement in the News" will supply il
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
W Ef9TNGS.
W u III ffNbH.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
OF IHE
R. l. Business Mems Association
VIII Doe held at l.c
"TROCADERO.'
Saturday Evening,
MARCH >,

Ate O'Clock. supper viii he served NJ oco, X.
after which the subject q The meeting RHODE
ISLAND At THE WORLDS FAIR" VIII he
discussed hy Cow HEHuEkr vs.. LADD. Hon.
ChA~. ~. GEORGE. Ir esidcut toydcnDc Board
Of Trade; DAVID VI. THOMPSON. Esq.. IIcs'd nt
Advance Club.
a. il'2 --tl---rt r-r1t Importance 10 our MAN
ClACtUhlNG aud MERCANTILE INTfR RESTS
and Ouo in which the INFLUENCE And NOltk
or WOMAN Is n prominent nnd distinct feature.
tickets viii be sold T. oil who are Interested both
hdic, and gentlemen at stn1 each. Application
for tickets must be made 90 the Treasurer. d. y .
REEVES. = q. Boa 300. before Friday night or
can be obtained at BARDEN q KEEPS, 10 Ex-
change Place.
Tho elegant parlors NJ the Troeadcro VIII be-
thrown orcn for the reception and entertainment uf
suisls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
MARRIED..

DURFEE-WEEDEN- March Q 1892, in
Providence by the Rev. Augustus NJ. Lord, as
sisted by the Rev. Edward Everett Hale. ID. D.,
ELIZA BARNS WEEDEN, daughter Of William
Is. Weeden, Esq, 20 SAMUEL SLATER DUnFkE.
FOYER this city, Feb. 22d. by
the Rev. Thomas II Cocroft. Mr.. SIMEON u.
TILLEY aud ABBE +. FOYER, both of this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
For Local Items See Page 8.

II needing Engraving Electrotyping or Printing
Of any kind see THE j. j. RYDER CO., 1iG West
minister Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
Inlpossiblc.

Impossible.
The banjo she stroye with in vain,
Her efforts were no go;
She could not pick, twas very plain,
A string without bow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03

Do you want - Situation 4 i0-cent ad
,crtisement in the News" will supply H..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
A Rather Mean Man.

The meanest man of the year is the one
who went out into the back yard the other
day, turned the hydrant on over his head,
let his hair freeze, and then broke it off,
rather than pay barber for hair cut
Philadelphia Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03

Marriage aud Funeral Notices. one insertion,
I0c.; each additional insertion, 15c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - LADIES WANTING CUTTING.
w fitting and drap,ng done, can he accommO-
dated at reasonable prices at 2lB High St. II. 4.
Roots BuilIIng. Room 4, MISS T.. MACDONALD.
The Progress., 1892-03-26
Constable Sale.

NO. 5ll4-Alex Rich for Use VS.. Mary
johnson. No. 31l5-Wm. Keith VS..
Mary Johnson.
by virtue of a writ of ieri facias is
sued 10 me in the above DumI cred
ana entitled suit, by Hon. &. ID.
Hicks. Justice of the Peace for Fourth
ward OF Caddo parish, La, / have
seized and will sell at public auction
at the 'front.' door of the court room,
no. Ioo Milan street, Shreveport, La,
between the legal hours of sale, on.
sArURDAY, MARCH rs, 1892,
Ine Following described property, to-
WI: j lot OF household furniture.
ierins OF sale cash on the spot, sub
Ject TO appraisement.
~ {. w: KELLY, Constable,
March II, 1892.
The Progress., 1892-03-26
Burg!arted.

On Thursday morning abont 2
O'Clock 1he residence of Mr.. S.
Stormer on Crockett street was en-
tered by burglars who secured a
pair of pants, vest, scarf pin, Ea-
sonic pin and The provision given
out for breakfast besides the store
and safe keys. The last two were
recovered by being brought to Mr..
NJ. HI. Boohsrs grocery with the
statement that they had been
found in Silver Lake. Mr.. Stor-
mers coat wac also taken, but
was afterwards found in the back
yard. His loss was about S31.
The Progress., 1892-03-26
/: C!s?ssIs.
B. III. GARDNER.
S24 TEXAS AVE.
Constable Sale.

No: 233-M. Kaufman W. Sam Baret.
no. ?l29-W. +. ID. Dockery VS.. Sam
BaTet.
by virtue of writs of iier1 facias is
sued To me, in the above entitled and
numbered suits, by Hon. G.. ID. Hicks.
Justice of the Peace for Fourth Ward
OF Caddo parish, Louisiana. have
seized and will sell at public auction
at the front door of the court room.
SO1 Milan street, between the legal
hours of sale, on
SATURDAY, APRIL I'd, 1892.
the following described property. to-
Wit; sewing machine 2 bureaus,
centre table, l safe, chairs, rocker.
opltchers. i bowl, lamp, / clock, 3
pictures, mirrors, water-bucket, L
Dedstead, lantern, dresser,
satchei ana contents. Terms of sale,
cash on the spot. Subject 10 ap-
praisement. &. w. KELLY.
Constable.
The Progress., 1892-03-26

Let the farmers raise their own
rro6uce and the merchants build
their own factories. and then tie
SIGN Of prosperity Will sit on every
drifting cloud.
~
Rely On yourselves IS a good les
son for the people of this country
to learn.
80
If vou want a strictly choice
butter. order from j. d. Lee.
III
Build factories and drive ont
grog shop politicians and our
country will be on the road to
wealth and happiness.
~
The contract has already been
let for the Chautauquan hotel at
RustOn.
j..
Let us organize an adult society
for the prevention Of cruelty to
animals.
III
The pot-house political gang is
striving hard to gain possession OF
our State. Let the opposition or
ganize to repel boarders.
~
Mr.. II. ZODIAC, one of Shreve-
ports most energetic and enter
prising dry goods merchants, is
home again and brought with him
an immense spring stock.
III
Wanted, 100 people who would
like to have The PROGRESS one
month free. Those so desiring
may address us to that effect, but
must promise to read our paper.
The Progress., 1892-03-26
NY LEGACY
nY ulLn> ar>r l's-

f.i.. D. n. ...
T,., tor5 m.Iva- het: Z r- ned ia
ul-jc.
Aodr:utostcl uy trra~"'..
and wondered as I rau Ia" was
placed
If should find measure
Of cald. or if the titles OF i"' lands
And house. would be laid wi'l!n my
hands.
i,urneyed III ny roads. J fnocked
at gates;
I smoke to each waytar"r
/ met and said, A hei iita"" awaits
Me Art not thou the bear"
ofuewsy Some mes>ag- >rnt TO NE
whereby
+ learn which way my new posses
sions lie!'
Some asked mein, nau ut lay beyond
their door:
Some smiled and would not tary
Rut said that men were just behind
who bore
More good than could carry
And so the III Orn, the noon. 'he day
we're spent,
while empty-handed up and down l
went.
Al last one cried whose face / could
not see,
As through the mists he hasted;
..Poor child, what evil ones have him
dered thee
Till this holy day is wasted:
Hath 10 man told thee that thou art
joint-heir
With one named Christ, who waits
the goods TO sharei'
The one named Christ | sought for
many days,
In many places vainly;
| heard men name his name in many
ways,
| saw his temple plainly,
But they who named him most gave
me no sign
To find him by, or prove the heirship
mine.
And when at last l stood before his
face,
knew him by no token
Save subtle air Of joy which hlled the
place;
Our greeting was not spoken.
In solemn silence | received my share,
Kneeling before my brother and
''iOint-heir."
My sharel No deeds of house OF
spreading lands,
As had dreamed; no measure
Heaped up with gold; my elder
brothers hand
Had never held such treasure.
Foxes have holes, and birds in nests
are fed;
Ny brother had not where to lay h 5
head.
My sharel The right like him TO know
all pam
Which hearts are made for knowing;
The right to find in loss the surest
gain;
To reap my JOY from sowing
In bitter tears; the right with him to
| keep
A watch by day and night with all
who weep.
NV sharel To-day men call it grief
and death;
! see the JOY and life tomorrow,
| thank our Father with my every
breath,
For this sweet legacy of sorrow;
And through my tears / call 10 see
each, "Joint-beir
With Christ. make haste to ask him
for thy share"
The Progress., 1892-03-26
Not Settled.

Nothing definite has been learned
concerning the true condition of
the election returns in this State
to the time of going to press. The
PRoGBEss will give its country
readers all the news by its next
issue that can possibly be obtained.
Both sides are still claiming the
election, and it will doubtless re-
qulre an official PRONUNCIATION
from the committee of seven 70
fully settle the matter.
The Progress., 1892-03-26
A Welcome.

The PEoGREssis glad to welcome
Mr.. 4. John back again. On his
return he was accompanied by
one who has consented to share
his misfortunes and add to his
pleasures. To the bride as well
we extend cordial greeting with
the hope that her stay in our midst
will be one of growing enjoyment
and that she may never regret
having come here to live among
Us.
For the present Mr.. and Mrs.
John are at the Phoenix, where
they will be glad to greet friends.