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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30
RED MEN.

The warriors and chiefs degrees were
conferred upon one candidate at the meet
ing of King Philip Tribe Tuesday even
ing.
Great Sachem Maynard and suits will
visit the subordinate tribes as follows:
King Philip Tuesday evening, Nov. 8;
Watchemoket Friday evening, Nov. 10;
Pettaconsett Thursday evening Dec. 2
Osssmequin, Monday evening, Dec -;
Tahoma Friday evening. Dec 81; Weenet
Shassitt Wednesday evening. January IL
1898; Canonchet Thursday evening, Jan.
90; Wamstta, Monday evening, Jan. "a;
Squantum Thursday evening, Feb. 3;
Pocasset Monday evening, Fob IA Mos
shassuck Tuesday evening, Feb. %;
Narragansett Monday evening, Feb. 90;
Waneta Council Daughters of Pocahontas
Wednesday evening March 2: Mineola
Council Tuesday March g. Alparetta
Council Tuesday evening, March 10
Nakomis Council Monday evening, April
4.
One application for mem bership was
received at the meeting Of Squantum Trite
Thursday evening.
The fair committee of Iahoma Tribe
will make a final report Friday evening
Members from Tahoma kina Philip,
Watchemoket Pocassct, Wamsitta ana
Moshassuok Tribes were entertained by
Peitaconsstt Tribe Thursday evening.
The chiefs degree was conferred upon
three candidates after which socability
was in order, and TO MAKE matters
more congenial, a supper was served,
after which there was an abundance of
singing dancing and speeches
AT the mei ting of Moshassuck Tribe
Tuesday four candidates were admitted
to the chiefs degree. Al the meeting
tuesday evening five candidates will
receive the adoption degree, and she social
committee will announce the data of the
next social.
The officers of Moshassck Tribe will
don their new degree costumes Tuesday
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30

ORDER OF ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No. /. II. L., met in Slocum
Post hall Wednesday under the presidency
of the Hon. Commander Samuel w.
Evans. There was "a large attendance OF
comrades. One proposition for mem ber-
ship was received and referred to the in
vestlgating committee. Communication
from Brigade No. g. Massachusetts,, was
received. and II. r. ii. Pro Charles
Dowler was elected delegate to attend the
dedication Of Alfredian Hall. Fitchburg.
Remarks OIL the good OF the order were
made by i. II. III. Pro. c. Dowler, u. W.
Pro. Washington Broadhead, and u. G.
Edward Whittle. The next session of the
brigade promises To he an interesting one,
as y. {. Thomas Wilde will give reci-
tatlon Of his trip the past summer.
The supreme executive will visit Bril-
gade No. D. r. l.. Friday next
Brigade No. 3. Fitchburg, have ex-
tended invitations to all the brigades in
the order TO attend the dedication of
their new hall in FitchburR on Friday
evening, Nov. l9. Delegations, it is
hoped, will be present from every bri-
Shuo. AZ - an ouHpiNiOus btNhNlous
one for our order to be- proud OF. Let as
many "a can possibly attend do so. There
Will also be a concert and ball.
Death has been in our midst the past
week toking to the eternal rest Comrade
Sparks of Bristol, and Comrade John
Sainsbury of WansKuck. The sympathy
OF the order is extended to the bcroaved
bury Will take place on sunday. The
comrades will meet in Alfredian hall at
go y. 10. II escort the remains.
Brigade No. 3 meets Monday in Alfred :
an hail. No. ), in Freedom hall. Friday.
No. 2 In Guild hall. Ulneyville, Tuesday.
Recorders arc requested To nots the
change OF address OF tho Hon. secretary
and correspondent. GA Public street,
where all communications should be ad-
dressed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30

nation OF Walter l.. McLanc, who hiss
gone 20 Northboro, n. q.
Burnside Lodge at Bristol was visited
by Grand Chancellor Levi >. Winchester
and suite Tuesday evening. The grand
chancellor and suite will visit Herman
Lodge Thursday evening.
The second social ana entertainment
given i'm the Alcazar, Pawtucket We'd
nesday evening. was IA huge success.
The rank of esquire will be conferred
upon four candidates in Elmwood Lodge
Wednesday evening. A full account Of
the dedication ball was given I'm Thurs
dav's News
The lady friends Of SInithonian Lodge
We're entertained by tie lodge Tuesday
evening.
Perseverance Lodge held no session
Tuesday evening
The rank OF knight will b. given one
candldase nj the meeting Of Palestine
Lodge Tuesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The rank of esquire was conferred upon
one candidats at the meeting of Oriental
Lodge Thursday.
Past Chancellor j. Irving Davis will
entertain the mem bers OF Rhode Island
Lodge Monday evening with Reminis-
cenoes of His Recent Trip TO Baltimore
and Philadelphia and the Historical Bat
tledeld of Gettysburg
The "Pythian Day" of 1897 was not the
success that many looked for, and final
meeting of the committee was held at
the office of Grands Keeper of Records ana
Ssal William A. Wilson. Saturday even
ing. at which time the First Regiment
of the uniform rank as presented with "A
snug sum of money, tie result of the day.
There was full attendance OF the com
mittee and they were the alleged unlucky
number l3 past chancellors there ana
these suggested that. past chancellor's
association be formed. The subject was
at once taken up land inasmuch as such
organizations are in existence in nearly
every state in the Union 10 was deemed
advisable To go ahead and agitate the
matter. as the movement could only fail.
Past Chancellor Frank j. Wehoskey was
chosen as chairman. j. II. Mcmahon as
secretary, and the remainder of the past
chpncellors were made committee to
assist in the movement, and IL was de-
cided to hold another meeting at the same
place Saturday evening, Nov. l3 at s
o'clock.
Brother II. j. Sullivan OF st. Johns
Lodge and we'll known throughout the
state, has been engaged as business man
ager for Joseph Oppenbeimer, proprietor
of the Miss New York, Jr, CO., that is
play ing an en- gagement at the Westminster
Thestrs this week.
Brother j. II. Latham. a charter memter
of Elmwood Tribe. will soon open a gents
furnishing store at 81 Westminster street
Justice King was elected to the posi-
ton OF vice chancellor at the session OF
Enterprise Lodge Thursday evening"
On Thursday evening Deputy Grand
Chancellor Charles ID. Cady installed A.
j. Underwood "a vice chancellor, :. ).
Goodwin as prclatc, A. q. Becker as
master-nt. arms and A. j. Bromley as
keeper of records and seal in lvanhos
Lodge.
Post Chancellor A ID. Williams has
been elected to the position of keeper of
records and seal in What Cheer Lodge,
to fiji the vacancy caused by the resig
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30
AMERICAN ME CHANICS.

Garfield Council, IL. had \ rouslng meet
ing last evening. One candidate was ini-
tiated i'm the third degree. State Coun-
cilor Barrett and his board of officers
paid them au official visitation. National
Councillor Ira Goff was present ;also large
delegations from Colum mbia. America
Washington, Union and other councils
A bountiful collation. was served. after
which Prof. Worden entertained the as
sembly with selections on his graphic
phone. Speeches by State Councillor Bar
rett, National Councillor .Goff and Others
followed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30

This was followed by supper after
which speeches were in order, and then a
musical ana literary program was given.
The affair was under the supervision of
the social committee.
There was largo attendance at the
meeting of What Cheer Lodge Tuesday
evening when one candidate received the
third degree. There will be work i'm the
initiatory Tuesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30

Professional and business men buy season
ticket three months $1,000; one month
500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30
GRIND ARMY.

Department Command r Livinge, one
Scott and suite inEtc sn official visit To-
Prrscott Post last evening and werp very
pleasantly entertained. On "Wednesday
iir department rofnnandcr and suite.
he post has arranged very interesting
program for tho occasion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut Association met Saturday
nieht, Commodore Graves on the quarter
deck in command
ent sources. The ship was got underway
at bclls.
ihere were two applications for mem
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30

Iuxurlant hair. " uniform color, is n
beautiful hcsd covering for either sex
and may be secured by using Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rcbewr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-30
MEDICAL
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The Lamar register., 1897-03-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Gustaye Grau. by his deed Of trust
" dated the 9Th day of March. A. ID. 1891, and
Secorded in book I, page SIS. OF the records Of
didrich. trustee, the taiiesine described real
5ff::=te, situated in the county of Prowers and
The south half of the northwest quarter of
lection IS. in township q south. and 10 range t6
west of 9Th principal meridian. including all
water rights and privileges. ditch or bitches. in
Law as well as in equity, which the said party Of
secure the payment Of the sum OF SIX hundred
dollars. secured TO be paid by his one certain
mote Of even date with said trust deed, and pay
Company in five years from March ist. 1891. with
interest therson a, the rats aste Of Per cent per
ally until the maturity of said note:
And, whereas. Il is provided in and BY said
deed of trust that In case of default in the pay
ment of tho interest any part thereof, when
the same shall become due then the whole of
Of sale at the election OF the legal holder Of said
note. should at once become due and payable.
and ON request the said trustee shall advertise
payable on the 6rst days of March, lsai. septem-
unpaid. and the whole Of said principal sum and
interest has been declared due and payable TO
the legal holder of said note.
And, whereas. by TIM provisions of said deed
" trust the legal holder Of said note shall have
sus,es in case Of the inability or refusal Of tho
.ssid Henry j. Aldrich 20 act, and the said Henry
cosaso ana asf eannes se found and IS therefore
unphle to set under the powers contained in
said trust deed and the legal holder has substi-
tuted the undersigned as trustee in his stead.
Now. therefore, at the request of the legal
holder OF said note, l will. ns trustee as afore-
said. on Tuesday. the 23rd day of March. A. ID.
1871 at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of that day,
Al the fremont street door of the court house in
,the city of Denver, county Of Arapahoe and state
Of Colorado, sell to the highest bidder. for cazh,
tho above described premises, and all right and
equity. including homestead of the said 6ustaye
GrAn.
Dated NJ Denver. Colo. February Is. 1897.
A. T. FORSE.
Substitute Trustee.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-06

A. Kern has started Merchant
Tailor shop in the Goodale building.
Mr.. Kern comes highly recommend
ed and will undoubtedly make a sue
cess. II you want first-class suit
at any price from $500 to $4,000
call on him. Mr.. Kern has 20 years
exerience as tailor and cutter. He
also solicits your repair work, and
guarantees satisfaction both with his
work and prices.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-06

While in town yesterday O. FrosA
Liggett showed an assay made on
February q by the Price Assaying
Co, Of Colorado Springs, certificate
No, BlI6l, from ore taken from the
claim he recently staked at Carriso
Springs. IL showed $40 in gold,
Sli.70 in silver and S64.96 in copper
per ton. This Was sample of the
average taken from 4 TTss::a Ts:::a4 ssghieh
measured 81 feet across. The Reg
lister predicted that il there was any
thing in the district @. Frost would
find it and the result shows that We
were right. His company are non
preparing to develop the claim.
This certifies that Mr.. G. W. Oles
gave one of his concerts in the Nj Il.
Church to the very highest satisfac-
tion of all. He fairly captiyated the
audience and held the attention spell
bound. The encores were frequent,
and were responded to very cheerful
ly. There can be no mistake made
in securing the services of this artist.
T. NJ EyESs, Pastor NJ. +. Church,
Charles City, Iowa
A large party of Lamarites are pre-
pairing to go to the new mining camp
at Carriso Springs to try their luck a.
mining operations. They will start
iu few days and take with them a
complete outfit for mining operations
jincluding tools, dynamite and bait
with which to tempt the goddess of
fortune. They will take men along
to handle. the tools and dynamite.
while they look after the bait.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-06
LOCALS.

For fancy groceries 60 to Pixies
AD Barton was in Holly several
Giys this week
Sss Drcss Goods Call and $50
TIA Al Johnstoa'S
New shoes aud Oxford ties for ey-
.rbsiy AZ Twins
". q. Russell. of Csddos, was
husAr visitor Tuesday.
Sheriff Brown, OF Las Animas, was
il Lamar ea "Wednesday,
L W. Keil returned from trip TO
tie mountains yesterday.
Bozx- On Iss. Sunday to Mr. and
Nh. H. l. wil-oa. girl.
eli meet all prices quoted by
competitors. T. T. PIKE
The largest and beat line OF shoes
L eastern Colorado. W. J. Johnston.
BlES To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Myers on last Saturday, February q,
boy.
Fine line OF books and stationery
At y n. MeLe&n's. Prices lower
than ever.
Dress patterns, corseta. yelling,
hid gloves, ribbons. laecs and notions
At ir~in's-
c. d. Ford, OF the Monument Mes
senger, wss in Lamar Monday visit
ing old friends.
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Johnston went
to King,nAn, Kansas, on last Sunday
TO visit relatives
Harry Mcdowell has purchased
the A p. Henry residence property
IN the southeast part of town. y
Mrs. Jesse Wright viii open in 9
few days an entire new line OF mill
merry next TO Cross grocery store
c. q. Goodale and f c. Novels
went to Granada on Tuesday TO st
tend the meeting Of the city council.
Look out for the grand opening in
millinery. 1t viii pay you to wait
and see entire new goods and styles
two doors south of bank
Geo. W. oies will show you the
difference between a fiddle" and
a violin il you go to hear him next
Tuesday night at the NJ. f. Church.
The Garrett Bros. shipped two and
Grant Henkins one car OF sheep to
Kansas City last Tuesday night
They were all in first. class condition.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-06
Highest of all in Leavenns Power-Latest Govt Report
R1%!azll! q! fs%dssT RakiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Latest u S. Go,
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Farmers and workingmen should
go to n. N. McLean's for their shoes,
gloves, overalls, etc. Best line in
town at lowest prices.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-06

EoR SALE-A few span of horses
Il suitable for ditch work. Apply
to G. NJ. LEE.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-06
For Sale.

| span Mules.
| second. hand set of Harness. !.
3 second hand Wagons.
VIII be sold cheap,
@. G. HUDDLESTON.
The Lamar register., 1897-03-06

All the Injuries of the season at
Pixies.
C. NJ Lee will buy school orders
and town and county warrants.
Call and see our line of Harness.
c. c. HUDDLEsToN.
IS; $50; 500 loaned at banking
rates without publicity.
A. T.. CRAWFORD.
Call and see the nes.est line OF
einbruideries ever shown in the town.
W. j. JOHNSTON.
Geo. W. oles, the yiolinist, who
viii appear at the NJ f Church next
,rs,s=dsy evening, is captivating ali
his audiences at the different places
where he performs.
Ducks are reported to be very nu.
mcrous now The hunters repor;
such large numbers killed that we
are afraid il will Arouse the jealousy
OF ex President Cleveland.
The stone is all on the ground foi
J. W. GollAday's new livery barn and
work on its construction will com
msucc about March 10 1t will bc
one Of the finest livery barns in the
valley. =
The concert to be given by Prof
Geo. W. oies next Tuesday night vii
be for the benefit OF the Christian
Endeayor Society. Go and hear him
;reGt yourself and help the en-.
deavorers-
Horace Williams was seen early
Monday morning walking about five
fee, of the ground, and unable tc
recognize the ordinary mortals in tn,
neighborhood- A new boy had just
arrived Ai his house.
The concert given by G. W. Ole
was an agreeable entertainment. Hi:
bosing is msryelously accurate in the
swiftest passages aud he is particu
larry effective in hArmonics. All his
work is marked by great delicacy and
sweetness. - Iowa State Register
Des Moines, Iowa
Crawford Bros. and G.. +. Pear
have organized cemetery compan,
on the north side and are spending
considerable money in fencing anC
improving the cemetery on the Crsw
ford aud Harper farms. The land IL
decided now and they intend to mak'
il one OF the most beautiful GENE
teries in the valley.
The eighth session OF the Proven
County Teachers Association which
was held at the NJ +. Church recent
ly was a marked success. About fift,
were present and all the papers wer'
well prepared and the discussion
lively. There was no evening session
as Miss Patton, who was to have lee
tured, was unable to attend. Th'
next session will be held at Lama
April IL.
A number of our citizens are try
ing to make arrangements for a meet
ing of the farmers institute in La
The Lamar register., 1897-03-06

Mrs. Jesse Wright will open new
millinery store and will have first
class trimmer from Chicago in a few
days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
RESOLUTIONS ADOPrED.
The Alumni of Washington and Lee Uni
Versity Hold "a Meeting.

a meeting of the resident alumni of
Washington and Lee University was held
IN the Office OF Dir. IS. g. Preston vestor-
| Jay AFTERNOON 10 take suitable. aetton
touchlng the death of Hon. John P,,,J
oiph tucker, and 10 giving some oxnres-
stOii Win reference 10 the election of ttat
i" nam l.. wilson 10 be- president of The
The meeting was called TO order Ia, Ia,
-; watson James, president OF the local
quinn ASSOCIATION. and upon HIS motion
Mt FRANK i. Glasgow. the oldest alum
..u' piysent III point OF graduation, was
made chairman.
Mr. Preston. who acted as secretary
anu VINO Is member of the Board OF
trustees OF Washington and Lee. explain
eu pIeHy the objects OF the meeting and
on motion. committees on resolutions
were appointed.
The Committee on the Tucker Memorial
were Or. c. Watson James and Messrs
Preston Cooke, G. b. Antrim, and 5. Il.
Beyeridge
The Committee on the Wilson Resolu-
tons were Judge Jahn w Rely. of the
Supreme Court or Appeals. Colonel 10.
Lane stern and Mr.. George i. Haw.
The Tucker Memorial Committee report
ed "a paper. reciting Mr. fuckers eminent
services % the State and 10 the Unlyer-
slty. which paper was, on motion OF Dr.
Oppenhmor adopted,
The committee on Mr.. Wilson's election
reported resolutions congratulating Wash
ineton and Lee upon securing him for the
presidency OF the institution. endorsing
the action OF the board. and pledgins the
latter body and the new president INC
hearty co-operation OF the Richmond
eiuuni These resolutions We're. on mo-
ton OF Mr.. willis b. Smith, unanimously
adopted. 1890 H. poara
Mr.. Preston as a member OF the BOAR" ta
~ Trustees. stated that a day would ne
Va .rart for the installation Of Nj. VII
SON and urged all alumni who could pos
siblv do so 20 be present
THO meeting then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
JU>rICE JOHN'S COURE.
George Washington Goes Down for Sky
pmVs Because lie Couldn't lie.


Day. Because lie Couldn't lie.
Owing o. tho indisposition Of His Honor
Yesterday. Squire Graves look chdi sc VI
things al the Police Court.
In anticipation Of the birthday OF the
Father Of His Country, several souls be-
kuu flc celebration thereof Sunday.
The flowing bowl was IN demand. and
In consequence. Keeper OF the EXchequef
Thomas was kept very busy counting his
money-and still they are talking OF abol-
ishing that most important once.
"Can game exclaimed the squire
whose mind had evidently reverted 10 the
great national game over which he IS frc-
uucntly called 10 preside
play hani"
George Washington called out Ser
A figure shamblod TO the front. Not a
phostly form clothed I'm white, with a
crown OF laurols. but figure OF inky
blackness. with an overgrowth Of matted
hair adjoining his crown.
Here me, sar' Il said.
you are charged with getting drunk,
throwing stones. cursing and abusing ev-
erybody I'm sight. aud with general case
OF disorder
"Yassir.'
Did YOU do it2'
Look yer. boss. 7 cant tell no lie; l
done 81 with my little
"That'n do" said the Squire in his
falsetio voice. "thatll do"
sergeant put ntoi5e UoNh ipi Si@'S
days"
THANK YOU. boss. thank you" said
George as he looked out into the damp
atmosphere and went into tho pen, Il
couldn't tell lie
For rcttinC very drunk and disturbing
a large percentage Of the citizens Of Rich
mond on the Sabbath day. Walter w.
Brown. colorcd. had 10 50 down in de-
fault Of s. and interest.
Walter Foster a white man imhibed
I'LL d. Of
c. T. lcrk'nsOn place
give me s. and costs suggested the
Squire.
II amt got it." said Walter
Fall back then" commanded Courier
Gibbons. and Walter fell back
you've teen throwing stones. hitting
people breaking windows. and. in fact.
breaking the peace. but 10 give you
chance 10 make good defence I'll let
tho case 80 over to the 25th.' said the
Squire 10 Willie Croax.
Miss Toradum hit Robert Cary with a
small brick IN the store Of J. Shaunessey.
I'VE wasn't mad "a tall she explained.
'but just had few friendly words. an
give i'm little tap side the head. 1t
didn't hurt neither one Of us
give dollars for hitting him when you
were not mad" said the Squire.
Annie Gregory. an octOroOn beauty got
very drunk Sunday, and was unsteady
yesterday. so she had 10 contribute
so 10 the sinking fund Of the city. which
she dld.
Henry Allen IS an ablo-bodied white
man. who is very much in need Of
shave. TIe realized that fact. and iu
order 10 raise enough ready cash 70 hand
the barber for doing the work. he entered
the vacant house No. 1912 east Main
street. and picked mp a few pieces OF lead
pine that some one had cut off and left
there.
Sixty DAYS" said the Squire. and Mr..
Allen ought 20 be thankful that no got
off so easily.
He will have "A ful-prOwn beard when
he once again appears I'm public.
Ernest Jones look II into his head 20
throw some stones on the strcet-iust 10
see how far Dee could throw II cost his
pa 81 and Ernest viii probably throw
no more stones.