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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-26

The Central has declared a special rate
of &c a mile round trip to the convention
in Macon, June % and rs.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Knights of Pythins.

Gem lodge No. IA of Kearney elected
the following officers: ]. r. Saup, C. c.;
John Wilson, V. c.; ]. f. McNee, P;
George e. Ford, NJ. of W; C. d. Ayres,
NJ. at A.; R. A. Julian, X. of r. S.; j. G.
Lowe, NJ of e.
Damon lodge No. As of David City has
elected the following officers for the coming
year: Frank A. Snow. c. c.; e. w. Hale,
V. c.; NJ. NJ. Cain, p; William Kinnison,
NJ. of w; A. II. Better, X. OF II. s.; w. II.
Tyler, NJ. of E.; h. A. Bennett NJ. of F.
A. II. Knight, M at A.; NJ. j. Bouse, |. G.;
T. r. Gilmore o. G. The new officers will
be installed January s. 1897.
Palas lodge No. 11O of Schuyler has
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: f. w Shonka, c. c.. j. II. O'Cal-
lahan. V. c.; NJ. NJ. Huck, p; +. C. Rein
ecke. NJ. of w; Joseph Zerzan, NJ. OF r. !;
w. F. Miller, NJ. of f.; E. S. Cloyer, NJ
at A.; ]. A. Neidhardt, T.; NJ. c. Hansen,
trustee, to fill vacancy.
The Superior lodge elected as follows
w. S. Young, C. c.; Herman Graben, "
c.; Ross Fennimore. X. OF r. s.; II. f.
Heltman. NJ. of E.; Adam Young, NJ, OF E.;
III. w Young NJ of f.
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brotherhood of EII<s.

The memorial service of the body last
Sunday in Creighton hall were the most sue
cessful of the series which has been held by
the local lodge. The speaking and music of
the program were of an exceptionally good
character. The hall was filled despite the
threatening and bad weather. There would
undoubtedly have been a crush II the day
had been fine. Full mention OF the affair
was made in the Monday papers.
On next Friday night the local lodge will
give a ladies' social In its lodge rooms in
the Ware block. Most extensive prepara-
tions have been made to the end that the
affair shall be one OF the social successes OF
the season. Dancing, cards and music will
hll the evenings program and refreshments
will be served.
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Masonic Bodies.


At 5 p. m. next Wednesday afternoon the
grand chapter of Nebraska, Royal Arch
Masons, will convene in annual session in
Masonic temple The body will remain in
session on that evening and on the following
day, when it will adjourn until next year.
There are between forty and fifty chap
ters in the state and therefore the meeting
will be attended by about seventy delegates.
They will be called upon to discuss a consid-
cradle amount of business. After it is all
over, however, they will be rewarded in the
manner that the Omaha Masons treat all
members of grand bodies after the conclu-
sion Of their deliberations.
The entertainment will be begun early on
Thursday evening, when Omaha chapter, No.
l, will confer degrees for the particular bene-
fit of the delegates. Immediately thereafter
substantial feast will be spread in the din
ing rooms, to which the delegates will be in
vited. The banquet will be closed with
program of toasts.
The present officers of this grand chapter
are as follows: Charles j. Phelps of Schuy-
Ter, G. H. p; Charles C. Rittenhouse of Hast
ings, ID. G. II. p; Robert II. Henry of CO.
lumbus. G. X; John j. Mercer of Omaha,
G. s.; w. r. Bowen of Omaha, G. S.; Lu-
cius D. Richards of Fremont, G. T.; William
H. Sparkling of Nebraska City, G. c.; Robert
oi Hebron, G. C. of H.: John s. Harman of
Tecumseh, G. p. s.; Henry A. Turton of
Lexington, G. NJ. A. C.. James w. Maynard
of Omaha. G. NJ T. "; Bert G. King of
Beatrice G. NJ. S. "; George ]. Spohn of
Superior G. NJ. f. ". Neal A. Pettygrove of
Oxford, G. s.; Benjamin F. Thomas of
Omaha, G. s.. Jacob King of Papillion, G. S.
The Incense lodge No. 2 of Vermilion,
s. D. elected the following officers: e. d.
Brookman w. NJ; ]. s. Frazee, S. w; ]. A.
Copeland. ]. W.; e. j. Wight, s.; G. II.
Barrett, T.; P. w. Peterson, J. D.; James
Hyde, S. s.; ]. c. Tilton, j. s.; G. II.
Wheeler Il,
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knights of the Maccabees.

Washington tent. No. G7, Of South Omaha
met Tuesday night and elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: F. Sheehy. c. (:
Charles skokon, l., c.; Charles Bomholt, r..
X; John II. Loechner, II, X; j. NJ. Fitz-
gerald, c.; DIR. C. NJ. schindel, p; John j.
O'Rourke s.; G l., Clark, NJ A.; NJ. Knight,
f. NJ. G.. ]. NJ, Deacey. s. NJ, G.; James
Massie. s.. NJ Sweeney. p.
At tho last meeting OF the tent at Kear-
ney the following officers were elected: w.
X Ayres C.. A. M. Calhoun, l.. C.; C. A.
Prescott r. and +. X; r. A. Julian, c.. E.
Fairchld, s.; A. Drake. S. A.; Joseph Me-
Kain, +. NJ. G.; o. Akeyson, S. NJ. G.
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Grand Army of the Republic.


George A. Custer post No. elected the
following officers on last Tuesday evening:
George H. Rhodes, c.; b. C. Smith, s. V. c.;
e. w. Johnson, j. V. c.; John p. Henderson,
c.; John 5. Sawhill, O.; Perryander Barr.
o. of D.; John Marroney, o. of G.; John b.
sawhill, John A. Cuscaden, Charles L..
Thomas t.; James II. Kyner, John ii. But
Ter, delegates 10 the department encampment;
B. G. Smith, Jonathan Edwards, alternates.
George A. Custer Women's Relief Corps
No. SO elected as follows: Mrs. A. E. Hough,
p; Rosa Wood, s. V. p; Lizzie Baxter, j.
V. p; Mary Guam, c.; Allie Jerman, c.;
Henderson, o. G.; Mrs. Yoder, A. c.; Clara
Feenan, S.
The following comrades were elected by
A. Lincoln post, No. 10 of David City for the
year: j. II. Townsend. p. c.; S. Clingman,
S. V. c.; j, Zeilinger, j. V. c.; John Boston.
O.; d. c. Reynolds, o. of D.; John Combs,
Miner post No s. of vermnnon, S. D.,
elected the following: Harvey Gunderson,
c.; G. w. Gilbert, S. V. c.; Byron Payne.
J. V. c.; L. r. Swezey. O.. j. G. Best, o. OF
D.. w. T. Donoho. o. of G.
Russell post of Falrbury elected the fol-
lowing: NJ. Killian, c.: Willis Clark, S. V.
c.; b. E. Poor, J, V: c.; John NAPLES, c..
James Smirl. O.; s. ID. Allen, Q. d.; Isaac
The woman's Relief corps of Fairbury
chose the following as It's officers; Mrs.
James Smirl. p: Mrs. w. II. Arnold, s. V. p,
Mrs. ]. M. Bower. ]. v. p; Mrs. Il. A.
Carpenter, C.; Mrs. d. s. 9rof. @; Mrs.
The election OF Mcpherson post of FIRE.
mont resulted as follows: j. w Con. c.;
Elijah Ferguson. s. v. O.; C. f. Peck. ]. V.
c.; j. A. Van Anda, c.: @. s. Mltterling,
O.; J. Pease. o. D.; Ambrose Burtz. o. c.:
". T. Crook and ID. Nj. Allen. delegates TO
the department encampment.
Mcpherson Woman's Relief corps OF FIRE.
mont elected the following: Mrs. c. Hughes.
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woodmen of the world.

A circular has been issued from the head
quarters OF the sovereign camp in this city
calling the attention OF subordinate lodges
to the meetings of the so-called convention
head camps, The camps are something OF
the nature OF the state grand lodges of
other orders, except that at present the
territory which each covers contains several
states. There are eight OF the conventions
In the United States, each OF which Will
meet in the central portion OF its district
on February 2. next
This state is in the territory which In
cludes. in addition, North Dakota. South
Dakota, Kansas, Indian Territory and Okla
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Chnnre Did Him No Good.

Word has been received by A. L. sutton
OF this city Of the death of Harry j. White
at Phoenix, Arz Mr. White was known as
Failing health compelled him TO resign his
position with the American Biscuit Manu-
featuring company about six months ago,
and he then left for higher attitudes in
search OF that which he had lost during. HIS
busy life In Omaha. Mr.. Sutton left last
remains. Interment will probably take place
at Phoenix.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13
Athcnenm Frnternity.

The program as announced last Sunday for
the entertainment given by Athens lodge
No. was carried out with few changes,
last Friday night Esther Martin and Vivian
Rector were prevented from taking part by
sickness, and Mr. G. NJ Woodbridge wac
unayoidably detained. Bertha Saxman was
given an VI assigned number on the musical
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Royal Arcnnun.

Pioneer council No 118 elected the follow
ing officers at it's last regular meeting:
Charles r. Thomas, r.; Julius ROsen2weig,
V. r.; Benjamin Paul, o.; II. Van Lane, r.
r.; Thomas G. McGrane S.; William J. Ken
nedy. C.; Gustaye Anderson. r.: Harry q.
Allen, c.; Frank X. Straight, G., Charles
IaePnr ". Charles w Moody. S.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

The preparations for the organization of a
state court and for the entertainment of
High Chief Ranger Oronhyatekha during the
early part of next January are being made
gradually as the time approaches. COM
mittee, which is composed of representatives
from the various courts in this city and
South Omaha, will meet regularly from now
on in order to get everything ready.
The work of organizing courts is going on
actively, and there is every likelihood that
Organizer Osborne will have more than
enough courts in existence when the time ap-
proaches for the organization OF the state
court. On next Tuesday he will institute
new court in this city, and in the near future
two more will be started. A court will also
soon be placed in Nebraska City.
Court Fourmen. No 1925. of South Omaha,
has elected the following officers: A. l..
Hunter, C. D.. +. NJ. Henderson, G. r.; =.
w. Peterson, p r, c.; T. p. Peterson V. C.
r.; j. p. Murphy. r. c.; r. T. Marshall,
f. s.. ]. b. Smiley, T.; L. Tarpenning. S. w;
William Kelley, ]. w; James Murphy. J.
B.; Martin Rechart S. B.; c. NJ. Schindel,
p; f. NJ. Henderson. J. b. Smiley and A. l..
Hunter, delegates to the high court; ]. E.
Kathorn and j. p. Murphy, alternates.
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Independent WOrISmen of America.
This order with headnuarters In this CITY

Tito 0'70'' WIFI 11o'''1I0''I FcI" III VII" VIZ
Is proving itself to be a very popular and
progressive one, its lodge being the largest
In quite a number of Nebraska and Iowa
towns. 1t Is in a very prosperous condi-
tion, and with its present growth promises
soon to be among the strongest r. Dickens,
the supreme grand secretary has been very
busy lately nstituting new lodges and as
signing new territory to the organizers for
the coming year.
The first lodge OF the order to be insti-
tuted, known as Omaha lodge No /, while
steadily increasing its membership roll, does
not forget the social pleasures of this world,
and will, therefore, give smoker next Mon
day evening at its hall. 1920 Farnam street,
to which the members of the lodge are re-
quested to invite their friends. AS this lodge
has already established its reputation for
original ideas in its social affairs, 1t is GER
tain that this occasion will not be lacking in
something unique.
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the cornerstone of the imposing structure
that is to be erected
Mr.. Cullins has not yet affiliated himself
with any of the lodges in this city, but will
do so in the near future.
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will add much to the brilliancy of the occa-
sion. Natives of Japan and Americans who
lived in that country for some time will make
this affair one to be remembered. After the
marriage ceremonies tea will be served. At
tractive music will take up part of the
program.
South Omaha lodge has changed its name
to Vernost lodge No 60. This lodge has
now about fifty members and is steadily
growing The membership is taking an
active interest In making this one of the
largest in the city.
Monarch lodge No. 81 of Florence meets
on Thursday evenings. An effort is being
made to build up its membership to fifty
or siXty
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Order OF the World.

On Saturday evening, December 10, a
grand ball will be given by Banner lodge No.
410 at the lodge rooms, Sanders block
Twcnty-fourth and Cunning streets. The
committee OF arrangements is doing all in
its power to make the affair pleasant one
TO all who attend.
The Christmas festival of Teuronia lodge
No. 262 will be held on Saturday evening.
December 26, and promises to be a grand
event. This festival is given every year by
the lodge, and is looked forward to as being
the grandest celebration among the German
lodges Of the city.
The monthly entertainment given by
Myrtle lodge 399 came off on time at Con-
tinental hall last Monday evening. Quite
a number of surprises were in store for the
audience. Miss Dreisbach rendered two very
pleasing solos, her well modulated contraltO
voice filling the hall with sufficient pleasure
as to call for encores. d. j. Hurley, in his
usual vein, rendered two well chosen seec-
tions. Lunch baskets were then auctoned
off, after which the crowd proceeded TO
enjoy the contents. Mrs. Staudiford. the
eminent pianist of the lodge, donated fine
cake, iced with emblems of the order The
cake weighed thirteen pounds and will be
rallied off at the next social. Mrs. Voiland
kindly looked after the coffee. The next
social will be given January A. 1897
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FraternaI Union of America.

An invitation has been extended to all the
members of the order to visit Vernost lodge
No. go, at South Omaha. on next Saturday
evening, About twenty candidates will be
Initiated and the work will be done by the
Omaha team. This lodge is having a steady
growth. At Its meeting Friday evening ten
candidates were initiated
Banner lodge No. H. had an enjoyable
meeting Thursday evening. After the bust
ness OF the lodge was completed the mem
bers were entertained with a number OF se-
lections OF vocal and instrumental music.
Banner lodge will entertain It's friends and
members with a Japanese wedding at It's
hall. Fifteenth and Douglas streets Thurs
day evening next Elaborate preparations
have been made, and the attractive costumes
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Mrs Anna Halpin, /. W.; Mrs. Burt Wepp-
ner Mrs. viii Nagle, T.; Theresa Casey M.
The following officers were elected in North
Omaha lodge No. 159 at the last regular
meeting: A. M. Rickard, p. NJ. W.; John
Maginness. M. W.; Thomas NJ. Dillon, F.;
John C. Double. o.; f. M. Mccullough, re-
corder; James ]. Burr, F.. Charles w. Brinn,
receiver; p. F. Cusack, G.; James M. Ken
ney, /. w; S. S. Watt, o. w; Z. a.
Walker, t.; G. d. Sprague and w. A HOS
letter, NJ e.; W. H. Cawley, p; George A.
Magpey, representative on the general re-
Patten lodge No. 173 last Monday elected
the following: Edward Schlick, p. NJ. W.;
Henry A. Seymour, NJ. W.; Ernest o. Mount
F.; John s. Doyle, o.; William Taylor, re
corder; James NJ. Baldwin, F.; Herbert Nj.
Bright, re ceiver; Charles II. Green, Henry
Roberts. l. w. A. II. Starkey. o. W; Ed
ward Schlick, T.; Drs Rosewater. Edmiston
and Henry, NJ. E.; William Taylor member
OF relief board.
Nebraska lodge No. 227 of South Omaha
has elected officers as follows: ID. j. Sui
livan, p. NJ. w; F. w. Apell, NJ W.; A, NJ
herty, o.; j. j. Looney, r.; p. S. Casey,
r.; P. Coyle, c.; Louis Remmele, !. w;
John Michael o. w; DR.. w. j. McCrann,
p; Frank Pratt and Thomas Whalen, t;
Union Pacific lodge No. IL and Social
lodge No. 1902, Degree OF Honor are making
active preparations for the entertainment
which is to be given on Christmas night.
Children will have the larger part In the
affair. A chorus of boys and girls Is now
being trained for 1t. stage performance
will find a place on the evenings program.
A more extended notice of the affair will
be given in this column next Sunday.
Chapman lodge No 81 of Chapman
elected the following officers on last Thurs
day: ID. w. Donovan, M. W.; j. NJ Gal
logly, F.; A. T. Conaway, o.; NJ r. Fish
burn, recorder; William Kicks, F.; j. f.
Donovan receiver A. II. Bellows. G.; Hans
Peterson. |. W.; ]. w. Brant, E. W.; h.
L Gnllnnlu II
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me regular election of officers of Omaha
lodge No. 80 was held at its lodge rooms
in The Bee building last Monday, and re-
suited in the election of the following off,
GERS: Il. Burke, p p; II. G. Browne. p:
f.. ~ Hess, V. p; G. C. Smith, s.. T. G.
Ravens, T.; +. e. shrimpton, c.. Charles
ADAMS, T.; W. II. Anderson, s.; j. w. New
lean J. j. Curtis, A. Pearson T.
The next meeting will be held on Decem-
Der Il and will be addressed by Supreme
PRESIDENT Sears of Kansas City, Mo. An
invitation was extended to the Council
Bluffs and South Omaha lodges to be pres
ent
After great deal of discussion the lodge
has decided to continue holding meetings
In The Bee building on account of the ex-
cellent facilities, which the committee re-
ported could not be found elsewhere In
the city.
committee has been appointed to ar
range for social session or entertainment
of some kind in the near future, which
women and friends are to be invited to
attend.
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part part OF the exercises. The closing selection
Whcn Grandma Was a Girl" took its place
WIN all the disadvantages in regard to
seating the hall, the evening passed on
Pleasantly. The several parts were well rem
gered m ana duly appreciated by the audience.
meht; June Bennett, Josie Heller. Francis
Gould, Fay Rodgers, Zolla Dellecker Edna
Jensen, Grace Conklin, Bertha Saxmap JuIi,
Nogie, Verginia Merges. Florence Hitler.
tor h"''ie i'ec-
Ihe Following committee had the affair in
charse: j. j. Everingham. j. r. DALEY, r..
~ Mckelvey Mrs j. b. Huse, Mrs. A. Craw.
ford, J. J. H. Reedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-13

Childs Sweepers. works perfectly "a
eacn
Bisse Sweepers, work perfectly . n
G9q BY MSsa Ss sSst sweepers made
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mrs. j. N. Larkin, of Pine Bluff,
Ark, is the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Brazton Wise.
Miss Gertrude and Mr.. j. D. Rob.
ertson are visiting their father, Col,
j. d. Robertson.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Marshall, of Shreve.
port, was the guest of Mrs. w. NJ.
Abney Sunday night.
Mrs. Annie Land and Miss Paw.
nee Butler of Midway neighberhood,
are here as the uests of Mrs. j. P,
Creswell.
Miss Dollie Cabeen who has been
visiting the Misses Thompson at
Alden Bridge for several days re.
turned home yesterday morning.
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Notice.

S. w. Vance } No. 4O72. In I'd Judicial
VS.. District Court in and tor
His Creditors. Bossier Parish, La.
Notice is hereby given that meeting of the
~ creditors Of s. w. Vance, insolvent will
be held at the office of the Clerk of District
Court, in the town of Benton, Bossier Parish,
La, on Saturday, January 10th, 1897, at 10
o'clock, NJ, purpose of accepting said insol-
vents surrender, considering same and to de-
termine and vote upon his discharge, elccting
syndic, and to deliberate upon any other
business properly coming before said meeting.
Witness the Hon. J. T. Watkins, Judge Of
said Court, this the sth day of December, 1896.
B. A. KELLY, CLERK and
ex-oficio Recorder and Notary Public
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venire for January Term, 1897.

State of Louisiana, ! Be it remember
Parish of Bossier. ed that on this,
the 25th day of November, A. D. 1896,
we, the Jury Commissioners, whose
names appear hereto, met ct the
Clerks Office, in the town of Benton,
La, and proceeded to draw from the
general Venire Boz" previously pre-
pared by US, in the presence Of two
lawful and competent witnesses, the
following fifty (5O names of persons,
qualified by law, to serve as Grand
and Petit Jurors for the FIRST week of
January Term, 1897, of the Second
Judicial District of Louisiana, to be
holden and begun in and for Bossier
Parish, La, on the fourth (4th) Mon
day, the 25th day of January, 1897;
all which is done in pursuance and in
accordance with Act 80, of the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Louisi-
ana, approved July 9, 1896:
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Frank Serwich.
The Popular Restaurant and Hotel
OF Shreveport for Ladies, Gen
tlemen and Children.

Shell and bulk Oysters for families;
salt water and shell Fish of all kinds.
Meals, best in the city, for rs cents.
Lunch Counter and short orders
in the best style. Open day and
night.
Ten new and elegantly furnished
Rooms just opened up stairs over the
Restaurant.
The finest and best accommoda-
tons in Shreveport; either American
or European plan. Location central
right in the heart of the city
Everything neat, new and first
class
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Dentistry Without Pain.

have at last solved the problem OF
preparing teeth for filling with no
pain. This is done by the recently
discovered electric instrument which
is simple, scientific and painless, and
is applied to the tooth with no dis.
comfort to patient, but allows me to
cut out the cavity, or remove the
nerve, without least pain. As you
know, I also extract teeth without
pain.
My Bossier friends and patients
will find me at the same stand.
DIR. CHAs. G. MCCLOUD,
Shreveport, La.
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An elegant assortment of Fall
and Winter Millinery Goods can be
found at the Mary A. Files Millinery
Company, Limited, 322 Texas St.,
Shreveport. They have goods only
of the finest and best material, and
purchasers are assured of bargains,
and can rely on goods as represent.
ed.
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At regular meeting of Cypress
Lodge No. SO, F. aud A. NJ. last
Saturday evening the following of.
ficers we're elected and installed for
the ensuing year: J. A. w. Lowry,
W. NJ; G. T. Fleming, S. W.; A. J,
Murff, j. w.; DIR. w. NJ. Abney,
Treasurer; G. A. Wise, Secretary
L. E. Wallace, s. d.; II. D. Watson,
j. D.; J. E. Adger, Tyler; DR.. B,
Wise aud W. W. Nunnaly, Stew.
ards.
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EXCURSIONS TO SHREVEPORT
ON SUNDAYs.-Until further notice
the Cotton Belt Route will sell round
trip tickets to Shreveport aud re-
tarn, at rate of one fare for the
round trip. Date of sale, every
Sunday. Tickets good only on date
of sale. o. r. DENTON, Agent.
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Stray Sale.

E1strayed before +. R. Garrett, Justice of the
II Peace, Ward 4, by Sam Neal, and will be
sold at Mot. La, within the legal hours Of
sale, on Saturday, January I6, 1897, one Sorrel
Mare Mule, about IL years old, and about l41
hands high; few scattering white hairs on
nose. Appraised at so 90.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &C., or the same
will be sold according to law.
]. G. HOLMAN, Constable.
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Photographs.

The studio, No. COL Texas street
known as the "THE STAR GAL,
LERY," has been remodeled through.
out, aud is now the largest and mos,
modern place of the kind 10 Shreve
port. Call and examine our work
before going elsewhere. We can
save you money. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Respectfully,
j. DAMBLY.
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Mr.. W. B. Ogilvie has purchased
the stock of goods formerly owned
by Mr.. I. NJ. Vaughan, and the
store was opened Monday morning
with Mr.. G. O. Gayle acting as his
agent.
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A meeting of citizens was held at
the Benton House last Monday
and the following municipal officers
were nominated: r. B. Hill, Mayor;
]. NJ. Belcher, Joe Benjamin, B. F.
Oneal, j. NJ. Montgomery and L. G..
Smith, Aldermen.
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The supper aud ball given at the
Benton House last night was quite
a success. There were about thirty
dancing couples present. The floors
were in good fix and all took part
until late hour. The supper was
up to the highest standard and sur
passed the most sangnine expecta-
tons of all.