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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
\ likeness In fzia,I.

u can only Se likeness in kind herr
ret In degree. II 40 are spiritual SIMS
~ God We ara Ike Him. fer tie also is
the son ~ God, though pegghance tns.
oniy e~Eotten of tha Father fuIl og grace
and truth, The divinity Ia nln amounts
to peiay. Hc is ons with God ca-eaual
art cen-snestan'ial The divinity in us
Is Of the same aiad. There j. but o..~
kind. HE possessed Il IN fnu
measure. We ara but t}rgea with
it 90 II ware. he sas alIaa with the
SPIRIT. Hlled So as - D. ahle "a complete
iv control the world sus cocaueY H. fha
flesh Frd suhaus y tbe desu and haniSh
him The d4Nccence between tb, strand
80 sas1t ard the Master IN Flfs los3{sst
lf5 IS = difference ot degree Every
saved souI psrgakes II It's nature.
7 come across TWO trees x similar k{rt
ia the forest Tas mature ana rs,r.c.i
t-le ard the tender ssplluE are the sar5-
in sHeCses. From the roos beneath the
surffre tc the EFeen sip q the TIMES.
tWts 2u& al around the &{eiy {saf 1ne
similarity extends. lossk at one ara
thea af tae other. There ear 30 ra
aauat ataat it-they are ire st~se v,
hoW 3iNeg~at- THE enc - pu@hl1.- for
waEd o. Peach she maturity of sh.. ether
Il - tnr same sap ihsf xltsi5zes Aath ~
h1w mech r0ore one employs scau she
other. x q 50 wsta tas ssgsl n relation
- Christ. Il Is reaching up eowsr,3 rh-
fad stature. There IL always snr7eI hing
e. iAe Way ~ absolute similarity. Ths
branch IS ever ike am3 YET never st.ssa
tee N31e. was exam. n5ng ser7s vers
rra specimens * California gs4eeas,.s
onre- our N&s Shs LARGEST in ths. boy
another WAS ths most summarized. an
ether aao gsze yaceesk eogars ssas...sleSs,
sSi-s another was tae uaNSs luscious III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

y Ant fzfi--Nan FOR every county. suaaia,
@ofk experience unnecessary. no rer-
EassiHg good pay. Addfsss with ssarov.
ssaietpfi~e Mfg 20. 81. Louis. Mo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

WANTt1D-3oo Iahorers .or rsg,road vorl,
on Astoria * Columbia X e. n aIso
s3ator work 20 Jet. Apply 10 HONEY
man. beHart & Glenn. Rainier. oregon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

WAN FtlD-~N once. an expert barber.
Used 10 nrst-cIass trade. Amply immedi-
aIfiE. stating age and nationality. 20
". II. Lucas SIS and 81 Hastings street
Vancouver r. G.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20

WANTED Secons'- Inland slde~har Bnx>
ter spring single buggy. state hsss
cash price. Address box 4 Black d
mond. Wash.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-29

oIse she needs to make her life happy.
Ali I would be willing to die young, II
only while I live I could be as lovely
and as beloved as she Isl" said Etty to
herself. as she peeped through the rose
bushes at the beautiful young bride.
But she who spoke possessed IN her
soul Of fire a more potent spell over
minds and hearts than ever was WELD
ed by mere beauty. .,.
Etty waited until the bridal pair had
passed out Of sight, and then glided
through the bushes to the sands where
she had left her little row boat, uu-
moored, got into it, and rowed away
from the island. ~ !,
And while Etty's little skiE gIiucd
across the placid waters, ana the BUSY
Roo steamed it's way up the creek the
bridal marty reached the mansion U
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-29
az have no family name" said Astrea,

* have no family name" said Astrea,
mournfuliy.
Nor do you need one. I offer you
mine! Oh, Astrea, let no fastidious
scruple, either Of pride or humility, mar
happiness!"
Vain were all his pleadings. Astrea
resolutely rejected and left him.
''The girl Is absolutely mad, mad!'
exclaimed the captain, when the result
of this proposal was laid before him.
mad as a March hare! You love her,
she returns your love; I give my con-
sent. and she-rejects you! Well. l sup
pose 1t Is poetic Justice: lou rejected
her three years ago; h rejects you
now. 1t was nothing but caprice In you
it Is nothing but caprice in her. Never
was an unfortunate guardian so tor
mented by fools as I am! Welt ! sup
pose you will both cOndescend to come
to your senses some time or other, and
then come to me for my blessing! And
then 1t will be my time to be capri
ciOus. And I'll be dashed, / was going
to say, IL 1 don't forbid the bannsr'
Of course, the old man meant to keep
his word, and in proof of u hinten-
ton, he trotted Off Immediately TO Mad
m De Coucy's, asked an interview
with his ward, and reasoned with her
so sOundly and pleaded with her So elo-
Quently. and commanded her so per-
emptorily, that at length A3trea was
compelled to do what from her heart
she had wished to do all along. and con-
sent to become the wife OF Fulke Gre
vile. And another interview with her
lover, the next day, settled that matter.
Captain Fuljoy announced the APP
preaching marriage to Monsieur and
Madame De Coucy. And the latter beg
ged that the marriage might take place
from her house. and also offered TO Sc
lect Mademoiselle's trosseau.
The captain gratefully acceded to
these proposals. And the preparations
for the marriage were commenced.
1t was at eleven o'clock in the fore
noon Of a lovely spring day that the
bridal party left the mansion Of the
French minister for st. Georges church,
where they We're met by the bridegroom
and his attendants. and where the mar
riage ceremony was performed. The
whole company then returned TO the
mansion, where Madame DE Coucy en-
tertained them ut an elegant break
fast. After which the bridegroom and
bride set out for Fuljoy Island, where
they were to pass their honeymoon in
retirement and where Captain Fuljoy
vas expected to join them in the course
OF a few days.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-29

and wouldn't mention ,.-
my misgivings." nov ody
what was it?"
"Well, you see, ole ma :.
young marse to marry M,ss e \
was Miss Dany then, SO / m' lime.
call her so. Well, he-yo"nssn t \
mean-wouldn't. And ola lung nasa
him, and he wouldn't. Ana alse
him, and he wouldn't r he 4
turned him Off and ordersd q n
the house, and told him ~ 1'la
going, that IL ever he chana e
and come to his sepses, ana nh1
marry Miss Daney, he w.. rs!vln@
him and love him and les Gnu a
fortune. And so they MAJ AN
mind this, Miss Hit, mum @
marse was a-passing thronsh 3
hall on his way out, and nj s.e n
me down on de floor takin; s'.
greast spots. he says. d ' ~ oct
TO hisself:: If I were veal txatl
be tempted to marry that -; cuolsA
fortune, | should be wicked 81 lr
terward, to murder her for saOuyA I
Hush! for heavens sake ~ uen!
make my very blood run co'd ' n.y., 4
ror! Besides, it cannot be- tr, la Z
mistookt" uue' 4
Deed and deed, mum. dem !. !.
very words he used! va y
'em as If it was dis minute haa's
for 1t seem Ike ebery word vas s ~ !
me. | was so hurried! And IN, y, y
Hit! to think ut last he has haSu y
ed to marry Of her for har way
low surprising" '0''aa!
ugh. stop ~supposing. Won
wicked girl! There! give me nv N.Y. ~
cap, and go to bed. Say ymur ,. W.
before you lie down, and then M Ms!a
the evil spirits that put sucb 49, IVY
thoughts into Your head viii as' Avg
from YOU" said Miss Hit. -
The girls looked at each oth., !.
giggled, as they often did when I'm, \
by the big, fat. good naturcd Sas.
keeper. and then, with a ,urtsv ~
they withdrew to their attic.
IL don't know what is hangjp, !,
me tonight; l feel very low. somsh''
quite as IL something was about 70 H.
pen; 1t is an awful experience. II ny
be a presentiment of evil. or ese y
haps, 1t is only-indigestionvr NJ
the old lady, as she turned into \
comfortable bed.
But she could not compose herss
sleep. With q nervous irr!tabiity n,
sual to one Of her phelgmatie taraSs
ment. she lay awake, starting al eys
slight sound. and fancying that i
heard stealthy footsteps on the psd
beneath her windows and beforp 4
apartment of Mrs. Grev.Ile. Thus
was near daylight when at length, VA
out with watching, she fell ASLEEP
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-07-29
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19
EXCURSION TO
NIAGARA FALLS

The annual excursion of the G.
Fl. & D. Railway to Niagara Falls
will occur this year on July 9th:
The rate from Chattanooga will be-
$l4.25.
Tickets will be good seven days.
Trains will leave Cincinnati about
1900 noon. The accommodations
will be frst-class in every particu--
lar. Elegant day coaches, Pullman
and Wagner sleeping cars. The
route is the most interesting of any.
Going via Toledo, Detroit and the
Michigan Central Railway through
the best part of Southern Canada
direct to the Falls. This is the only
line that passes close to the brink.
from which fall and complete view
of both the American and Canadian
Falls can be seen to advantage.
Niagara is one Of the greatest won
ders on the globe-everybody knows
Of Niagara, and everybody wants to
go there. The G. Fl. & y. R'y was
the first to inaugurate these cheap
excursions, and always has the best
accommodations provided for its
patrons. Persons desiring full in
formation about this excursion.
should address The undersigned and
descriptive circular will be mailed
you. D. G. Edwards, Pass'r Traffic
Mgr G. H. & D. BY Cincinnati,
Ohios
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19

Rice seeding is sufficiently ad-
vanced to make it clear that the
total area in Louisiana this year will
fall below the moderate. acreage of
1896. There is an increase in irri-
gated rice, but this does not equal
by any means the heavy fall>off ia
the providence" acreage, due mains
ly to the scarcity of seed. On the
other hand, says the Jennings Times
farmers have observed greater care
in seeding and what crop they havd
will be guarded more jealousIy, with
the natural consequence that the
grain will be of better quality.
Moreover, while the area of provi-
dence rice has diminished. more corn,
oats. potatoes and forage crops have
been planted, manifestly to the ad
vantage of the country.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19

f. NJ. Welch arrived in town this
morning and intends to spend the
day visiting the sugar planters resi-
ding near Alexandria to see if they
are still willing to give a bonus 10
get sugar refinery built in Alexan.
dria ward. Some months ago they
offered bonus Of SO cents a ton, for
a term of years, to any individual or
company who would build refinery
here Town Talk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19

Jams were appointed committee TO eX-
anime case of suspected glanders.
On motion duly seconded, the following
ordinance was adopted:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury in
aud for the parish of Vernlilion, in regG-
lar meeting convened, that from and af-
ter the passage Of this ordinance; the fail
ure of any justice of the peace III criminal
cases appearing before their courts, to
write the testimony of all witnesses
brought before them, or the failure of
such officer to send the written testimony
as well as the original warrants, atfaday-
its, original subpenas and appearance
bonds to the district court within the
time prescribed by law. they shall forfeit
the right to collect any fees collectable
by them in said eases.
And be it further ordained that the
foregoing ordinance shall apply to all
cases eXaIninabie by said officers; those
that are dismissed as well as those in
which the accused is required to furnish
appearance bond to the district court
The claim Of steamer Why Not for rent
of fiat and freight was examined and the
sum of $50. .65 was allowed.
On motion of Mr.. Miller duly seconded
the sum of S103.7S be and is hereby appro-
prlated out of the license fund now in
the treasury towards paving the amount
due by this parish for labor in repairing
the Olidon Broussard bridge.
On motion of Mr.. Miller duly seconded,
Mr.. J. G. Leblanc be and is hereby re-
quested to make an affidavit before a
duly qualified officer against Mr.. Landers
for having knowingly sold mules to said
J. G.. Leblanc which were diseased of
glanderS.
On motion Of r.Miller duly seconded,
Mr.. A. Picard be and is hereby instructed
TO ship the remainder of the lumber be-
longing to this parish and now at Olidon
Broussard bridge to Ramsey landing.
The following reports from the Finance
Committee was received and ordered
spread on the minutes, to-wit:
ABBEvILLE, La, May 49, 1897.
To the President and Members of the
Police jury of Vermilion parish.
GENTLEMEN: The following IS a report
of settlement with J, o. Hebert, Sheriff
and Ex-ot1icio Tax Collector On colIec-
tions for the month of April 1897 on rolls
of '96.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19

The Police Jury after examining the
list of delinquent tax payers on movable
property for which a credit was claimed
by the collector returned same to said
officer with instructions thereon.
The Treasurer submitted the following
report which was accepted and ordered
spread on the minutes. tow1t:
ABBEyILLE, La, June s, 1897
To Hon. President and Members of Po-
lice Jury of Vermiliou parish.
GENTS: The following is the financial
standing of the parish at this date:
Surplus fund has on hand $3.50 sc
Reed on this fund since my last
report from j. O. Hebert. Esq,
on June Z, '97 as final settlement
for license and roll '96 81 So
Abbeville bridge fund is over
Reed on this fund since my last
report on June1, '97 from j. o. He
bert, Esq. on roll '96 13 10
License fund has on hand 1925 81
Reed ON this fund since my last
report on June /. '97 from o. He
bert on License OF '96 504
Dist atty d shift fund has on hand Sc A.
Reed on this fund since my last
report from j. o. Hebert, ESQ.,.
ON roll '96 on June /, '96 15 10
Crml pros fund has on hand sos sc
Reed on this fund since my last
report from J o. Hebert, Esq. on
roll '96 on June l, '97 Is 70
Civil expense fund has on hand 95 II
Reed on this fund since my last
report from J. O. Hebert, Esq,
on roll '96 on June /, '97 1049
Mag const e. phys fund has
on hand 81 %
Reed on this fund since my last
report from j. o. Hebert, Esq.
on roll '96 on June /, '97 791
Road 81 bridge has on hand 253 66
Reed on this fund since my last
report from j. O. Hebert, ESQ.,,
ON roll '96 on June 1, '97 1852
Very Respectfully,
ELI WISE.
Par Treas.
A communication was received from
B. L. O'Bryan but the same was laid on
the table.
The following claims were allowed:
J O Hebert conveying prisoners to
pentitentiary $500 90
j A Leblanc jailsr 100 90
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19
Police Jury Proceedings.
ABBEvILLE. La, June S,

ABBEvILLE, La, June s. 1897
The Police Jury in and for Vermilion
parish met this day in regular session.
Present, M. Sarver President. and
Messrs. j. L. Theriot, Geo. Delano, NJ. l..
Eldredge, A. Picard, B. Leblanc, W. P.
Miller,
The minutes of the last meeting were
read. Order of business was suspended
in order to hear statement from com
mittee from Lafayette parish relative to
the establishing of a definite line divid-
ing said parish from this tVermilion par
ish,l but action on said matter was post
poned until next meeting.
Whereas, there appearing a probable
deficiency in the amount of revenue for
schools and other purposes to be derived
from the Budget as published in the min
utes of this body under date Of May Il,
1897. Be it Resolved, that the following
Budget be and is hereby adopted as the
levy to be made on the Tax Rolls of this
parish for the year A. D. 1897 as follows,
t0wit:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19

Bal to his credit 90
Respectively submitted,
THos. J. MORGAN, }
NJ l.. ELDREDGE, Com.
VIM. 2. MILLER,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19

After said amendment the minutes of
the meeting held May Il, 81 were upon
Mr.. EldTedge as member OF committee
appointed to investigate the diseased
stock belonging to j. G. Leblanc made a
report.
The following report of road and bridge
committee was received and adopted.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19
ABBEYILLE. La, June Z. 1s9t


committee was received and adopted.
ABBEYILLE, La, June Z, 1897.
| The road and bridge committee met
| this day pursuant TO adjournment. Pres
| ent. b, Leblanc. j. N. Williams and j. L.
| Theriot
Relative to the road being opened near
| Messrs. A. Dartez and others, we recon-
mend that steps be taken towards open
| ing the same we also recommend that
| lumber be given for making of three
| bridges on said road where lines shall
| have been agreed to and that the follow
| ing named gentlemen be appointed q jury
of freebolders to trace road in 9Th ward
| towit: w. QuereauX, John Hungerford,
| Euclide Meaux, K. Simon, Isaac Lyons
and Ira Williams, and committee on
| road near b. Bigats Ard ward and also the
i discharging OF jury of FreehUlders APP
| pointed Dec. 8. 1896 to trace roads near
| Remy Heberts, and that Messrs. p. Mamie
Broussard, Hebrard Faulk, Delmas Toups,
Benz. Hargroye. Delmas Hebert, Numa
| Lemaire be appointed and authorized to
| trace any road or effect any change which
will be beneficial to the parish and also
| the jury OF freeholders appointed from
| the fst ward July s, 1896 be discharged
! and Messts. z, Pelloat, Theolin Landry,
p. Dnpre Leblanc, Noe Boudoin, P. t..
| Leblanc and o. Chataguler be appointed.
Respectfully submitted,
J. N. WILLIAMS.
BABlLAs LEBLANC,
| J, THECLET IHERI0T.
On motion Of Mr.. Leblanc duly second-
ed the following ordinance was adopted
towit:
Be it Ordained by the Police Jury Of
the parish Of Vermilion in legal assembly
convened,
That from and after due publication
and adoption of this ordinance, all par
ties buying stock, horses, or cattle, with
In the limits of this parish shall take
therefor bill of sale signed by the party
selling same giving brand or brands, ear
marks. if any, OF any other marks or de-
scriptions, if there is no brand or ear
marks.
Any person or persons found driving
stock or cattle. after the adoption OF this
ordinance, and who shall fail to produce
blu of sale, to himself properly signed by
the seller Of same commits mlsdemean-
or and on conviction therefor, be fned.
not more than Two Hundred tS20O00l
Dollars and all costs of prosecution, or In
default of payment, thereof, not more
than six months in the parish prison. said
PENALTIES to be enforced before any court
of competent jurisdiction.
on motion of Mr.. Miller duly seconded,
Messrs. M. L. Eldredge and j. N. Will
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19

261G2 "a
3T5 81
THos, j. Morgan,
M. l.. ELDREDGE,
WIN. 2. MILLER.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19
Wise 81 Co sund for parish

The Police Jury then adjourned I'd
meet on the first Monday of July when
they will meet as Board OF Reviewers.
M. SARyER, President.
J. N. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19
Bal to his debit
ABBEyILLE. La. June z. Is

ABBEylLLE, La, june Z, 1897.
To the Hon. Pres. and Members of the
Police Jury of the parish of Vermilion.
The following is o statement of the
standing of the Sheriff j. O. Hebert at
this date on rolls of '96:
Nov 1896 To AMT OF rolls of '9s $23019 IS
Mar & fQT licapca nf 5QS
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19
ABBEv1LLE, La, May 13, 1s9,

ABBEvILLE, La, May ID, 1897.
To the President and members of the
Police jury of the parish Of Vermilion
GENTLEMEN: Your finance committee
beg to hand you herewith their report Of
a settlement with Eli Wise PARISH Treas
urer for the quarter ending May 1st 1897:
To bal due as rept f. c.. .2-10-T S6179 81
Mar g tn rnefS nan fnnl 1890 nY
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-06-19

ABBEVLLE, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY JUNE 49, 1891

ABBEyILLE, La, June 5, 1887.
Statement of settlement with j. O. He
bert Sheriff, for collections during the
month of Nav '97 rolls of &C.,:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-09
Jas. ". FITZPATRICK, General
Agent, Portland, Ne.
is. B0WkER, Agent, augusta, Ne.
". {. MAxCY. Agent. Gardner, Ne.
THE EVANGELICAL CHURCHES
OF New England Hold Annual Conference
The Appointments 81 clsrsymen.

Cambridge, Mass. March S.-ihe sec
ond annual conference of the Evangelical
churches of New England closed at the
Evangelical churcii fhere Sunday even
ing when Bishop Breyfogle announced
the appointments and preached the fare
well sermon. The appointments were:
BOSTON DISTRICT = JOSHUA LEE.
PRESIDING ELDER.
Boston-Jesse Lee church and Brook
line. Joshua Gill and L. w. Malcolm:
First Swedish. A. Heyden and NJ Larson.
East Boston--Robert Pierce.
ChelsearTo be supplied.
New BedfOrd-J. A. Ward.
East Foxboro-W. Adams Stearns.
Central Fails. r. i.-G. II. Buell..
New Haven, Ct-F. l.. Stevens.
Bridgeport. Ct.-J. w. Gillis
kingfield, Me.-A. B. Clark.
CAMBRIDGE DISTRICT-J. NJ. SHORT.
PRESIDING ELDER.
Cambridge-J. NJ. Short and George
Winter Hill and Charlestown-w. e.
F'redericks and j., c. Briggs.
Everett-Aaron, Harc.
Lynne. T.. Wiley.
Salem-D. II. Burns
StOneham--C. Z. Dotey.
Montpelier and Plainfield, Vt.-E. T.
Hutchins.
Woodsville. N. H.-To be supplied.
The conference passed resolutions con-
bacco; pledging influence and votes for
only such candidates for public Office as
were strictly in favor of prohibition. The
next annual conference will be held at
Jesse Lee church. Boston, in the first
week in April, 1885,