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The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
NOTICE FOR puaL1cArIoN.
LAND oFrIcE AT LAx.R. CoLo.. /

LAND UFFlcH AT LANAR. Colo,
July q. 1875. !
NOTICE il h,srebv given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
non 70 make hnal proof IN support of his claim.
ter and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado. On
Saturday, September =, 1875, viz: William A,
u aAty, II. 4. No. t06i. for the Lot s. Sec 30 Tvrr
q =. Rng. 81 W. 9Th P. NJ. and Lot i and Eli
Nhk Of Sec. e5. Twp. p s.. Rng. IS W. 9th p. 81.
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation on
said land, viz; stephen Scott. J. l.. Chitm
Charles D, Baldwin and !. v. Davidson. all o,
Is7-a,1 W. A. MERRILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
Q. 5. LAsp orrIer L.AnAn coLo

U. s. LAMB OFFICE Lamar CoLol
July Is. lsss.
NOTICE l. hereby given that Jesse NJ Wright
~ OF Lamar, assignee Of EiiEs A. Wright. has
hlcd notice of intehtion to make proof on his
aeszrt-lAnd claim No. ~. for the sWk of Sec
n. TT. :. $, Rls. % W. 9th p, NJ. b-sfore the u
:. Land Otiice at Lamar. Colo. on Friday. the
18th day Of August. isfs.
He names the follo~ing Witnesses To PROVE
the rornpiets irrigation and reclamation of said
land =. n. LeathermAb. A. l. Cox. Charles
gArlston and W. II. Morris. all Of Lamar. Colo.
lstssi VA MKEKILL. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
.,t.r tn, hattie.

Chicago Paper: Sympathetic Friend
|fou put Up good fght, Shorty. but
Pu oughtnt 10 have gone again a
lan Of his class. He hits like light
ln. Defeated Pugilist-No, he don't.
pussy. He kin hit half dozen times
de sane place
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
rfllBRR CULTURE FINAL LPRooF-NoTICH
FOR PUBLICATION.
L. 5. LASD OFFICE LIx.H, Colo. }
IuIy Q iSaS,

July 2, 1sas.
NOTICE is hereby given that Asa brighani, OF OF
make finAi prouf before Register and Receiver at
their nfiiep ii Lamar. Colorado, on Thursday.
he itfi, fiay % August Is's. timber culture
ant,iicatinn No Iss7, for the sWk OF Sest,on So.
II, TnwnsIiipNo. II s.. Range No. IL W 9th I. NJ.
~. names as witnesses. John u. Strcain;
George Wood. W. r. James and Ira McVey, all
"' d s.i aIo w y. MEREnr., Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
GRANADA SOCIETIES.

GRANADA SOCIETIES.
AT. IA. M.-6RAsApA LODGE No. 72 meets
Saturday nights on or before each full moon
and two weeks thereafter.
d. W. ROBINSON, W. NJ.
C.L. MCPHERSON. Sec'y.
10. F.-GRAsA ADA LODGE No. rs meets ev-
cry Saturday night.
J. L. MAYFIELp. sec'y.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
70 rocuR.AcoLptn ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromu ouinine Tablets ~
Draseists refund the HiuneJ II IL fatls I" ofe- &c
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CoLoRADo) nthe
COUNTY OF PRowERs. Court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
CITY NOTICES.

RESOLUTION NO. 91.-Be 1T resolved by
the City Council OF the City of Seattle
as follows:
ID That II is the intention of the City
OF Seattle 10 improve Olive Street be-
tween Boren Avenue and Terry Avenue.
and Terry Avenue between Olive Street
and a point l20 feet southerly from the
south nargin of University Street by
constructing therein proper sewers to-
manholes. lamphoies. ventiiators. catch
basins and flushing tanks.
~ That the cost thereof be paid by an
assessment upon the property abutting
upon said portions Of said owe street
and said Terry Avenue under the plan OF
Immediate payment" In the manner pro-
vided by the Charter and Ordinances OF
the City of Seattle.
CD That the City Engineer be directed
to furnish TO the City Council an esti-
mate of the cost of said Improvement.
tb That the matter OF making said i'm
proVement will be considered by the City
Council at session thereof to he held on
the fifth day Of December. ISIS, at 80
O'Clock u. M, at which time all persons
desiring TO be heard before the City
Council upon the matter OF making SAID
Improvement are notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the Eth day of
November, 1898. and signed by me In open
session in authorization Of its passage
this Tth day OF November. lssis
W. V. RINEHART
President Of the city Council
Filed by me this 9Th day Of November
lSss. WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-omcio City
Clerk.
By G. X CORYELI., Deputy Clerk
Date of hTst publication November 10.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers in Fra Hose
Notice is hereby given nat sealed pro
posAls vii be- received By the undersigned
secretary % the board u pqcbc works I'D
- - ociocx a ~. Friday. November 15th.
issS. for furnishing 70 tos Fire pegart-
E1ent OF the City 81 Seattle q fur lao1t-
sand seei - "a inch rubber or cotrcn
ia e. IRE hose WIKI couplings. 40 Ia
Vii be cons .dereS3 regular unleSs submitted
O.. blank furnished hy The Beard o Pub
lIc works Samples ot hose mast De sub
II tteti wl,h t.4S.
TIE board reserves he righ; 70 rc3ec; aay
a. az. U31S.
Bids must - snaosss1 ~ envelopes .F7..
fer 4n- feat of Ere Hose
BY ev@e- 81 the iosra o. pghIo Works
FRANK Gl+ESo%
Secretary
Tslte q first p<3o..oat.oa Ngvcta:.er =
80
BIDS WILL 49, EE-< ED for TIE e-s..-
r0E e. central Eome- hosse Garner
Serc.9 ana NAH. ci}E. 4ss0 Ter 80
staten 81. Hestee Plans az Sk.las.zs 4
Corner E-yks a.sii' trg
S<Ca4EAf-N T FALLS pf7w-rr C'tp
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r4E CITY az SEATTLE - CITY

TIE. til1 TT Ola = Ah< 49, - 4 L
Ireas8rer's Notice.
Noltes. is hereby given that the 5rd an
r,fsi lustaiuent - local Improvement
district No. iys T.: the Improvement OF
g.seuth street in ths CITY Of Seattle
fr.ra a pttut II feet uorth 81 the north
Nae of PIKE Street 10 owe street. under
tea provisions OF ordinance No $500
watch provides for the Improvement os
sa,4 street b. constructing & pipe sewer
along the centre % said street together
with all necessary openings. yves. man
holes rentNatoFs and flushing tanks and
bv connecting the same wtfn the main
f4tfarcefsftuE sesNer ueH existing ~ the
ffss Teert5or Il Oii<e and seventh Streets
and providing for tire payment therefor
ia {vstaf.r1.rts ard establishing ii fund
for sues payment oy the isSTtng and col
lection ct special aSss=Sr TSntH upDu the
property heget ICED - tAe sDpr8* eFns NJ .
asse providing for the ls2la1Ce % bonds
is au5N.ffY@1 by an ect Il tae iegtstat are
- the state u Washington. approved
March $. "a 1853 ara suGef the provisions
y .srt!i "a fscs 80 54te approved Nay lth
ls+s as ars4sH1eG Sos ordinance NJ 8AtG
ar7trssfTi JAtF i1fh }ss4 aFA 1u4 rt:v
Charter o. @rrer I'D ard uew 10 f4r.e nas
BEEN 6gts ceEgiaea 60 rDe Tor collection
Rr1 tfso respective EsHss therein etsa ssssss
aaa ieNseG against each parraI and iyt ~
ia ga as~nt o. s@ca kaSfai sfn~Ht TeuIasfss
ferest on the @ngis auao4nt charged
raasf ba pas3 on ar before tt&3 lIsa DAY Of
T5vcs;uoeT- Is.ss. trtess payment b. made
0g sgsess Isl laa{f2eg.t On or before The 18TH
4ay OK I1ecefE sss'r. Isla. The same stall Be
CINE Gss.r4Gect nsl4 saA.i bear trt@rezs
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THE CITY OF SEArTLE-City Treas
urer's notice

THE CITY OF SEATTLE--City Treas
urers notice
Notice is hereby given that the Bird an
nuaI instailment Of local Improvement dis
trict No. Ies for the Improvement of Sec
ord Stree. las widened by ordinance 100
la tina City 81 Seattle, from the south line
of Pike Street To- fesier Avenue under the
provisions OF ordinance No. 3sH6 which
provides for the Improvement Of said street
ny Curling and Paving certain portions
thereof and providing for the payment
therefor Iii Iustallmen;s and establishing a
fund for such payment by the levying and
collection az special assessments unon ;he
property benefited By the improvement. and
providing fer the issuance Of bonds as au
'horZec by an act Of the legislature Of The
State Of Washington, approved March sth.
1873. and under the provisions OF ordnance
No. >Si9 approved May n. 1894. as amend
ed ny ordinance No. $40 approved July
il;h iS4t and the CSty Charter as amend
eel and now in force has been du.y certified
- ME for collection. and tie resFe"tfEe
sums therein charged and levied Against
each parcel and lot OF land. and part here
If IT. said district in payment Of such in
sfaljment remains unpaid. and the same.
Including he interest - the whole amount
en- f. rgrfi must be- paid on or before the 1itn
day OF December. Issis. Mess payment oe
made on sueh lBs tal.Tneut on az before the
Utn day ~ December. 1870. ING +Aiie sta'.
become delinquent and sha bear Interest
AT the rate II o per emf per ann I'm. unti.
pad and K not pail before sald TINE. a
penalty % I've 90 per cent shail oe added,
ana the SUNS delinquent shall ke entered
on the annua! fax roi for ne current year
against each lot and parcel or land. and
mart thereof. - delinquent. and with tne
interest aud penalty snail he collected az
other taxes. together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized 10
=. ~hargea and collected on other delinquent
ta1ps. and each lot o. parcel Of land SO de-
rnuUfrt shall pc sold for iae amoun OF
such Assessment. 9ith Interest penalty and
cl.sr. lg tne manner provided by law
\. IT, FoDTE.
f-{tv Treasurer = the rlJy u Seattle
- =. - L.. ~ b. icat.-n NnNe flher u fsss
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at the rate Of per c,.rf -1e~ .97-1~,- ,-,sT11
p4ld ah1 u not paid before said time. a
psfa4'F 81 Hve t5a Der cent Shall ~, adj
eG. sha the sums Delinquent shalt be en-
rent year against each lot ana marcel ~
iand, ava l'aFS thereof, so DELINQUENT. and
Win TAG interest and penalty shall bs
such aadi1io nai chargos OF sepaIties as
are authorized 10 be charged and eal-
lecseo on other delinquent taxes and
eacn ,ot or Pared ~ land 50 delinquent
sessInent. with interest. penalty and
costs, in the manner provided ~ law.
n. II. FoOTE.
Date OF Ist publication November 10.
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I,.sa: = Continued.
Z z;s 4 s. : 4: 'f s;sss.
!: Z: 4 ! 60, INVESTMENT
dress ! Front street.
De- AA-ros sxilz feet. with three-story
- near Pike. rental value about
.os EN ssAf.
rTEs1ASiPA YrHo
~ 10 PER CENT. NET.
must Fissa 4 genue
- - rornsy s3xlZe. on Fifth avenue: only
"A = .,seks from the postorics; line !oca-
z. ..sx. good. substantial improvements.
- 81. aflsz a yearly rental Of $3.50. Ihr
:y !. "a: PER sa s s:s. a sa :i.'' $3.50
iose 4 ANA double tenement nouse: close IN.
d. =. srfss feet: paying $50 per year: al
\ rsys rented n good repair. buildings
bAA pESTDENrE
ssss nss-A fine corner. sexso feet. opposite
isr uunIy court house great bargain
way Renocn Hit
Em-one o. the finest corners In Ren;on
,i0 saa,ilon, book from Madison street.
lew MIS- feet; Broom modern house: fine
:; s.a: good terms.
- ri f<s Il
.on h.ll. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
~ i essnses. norin Of Madison. this place
~ 4 can K bought on easy terms.
frM-A very neat. comfortable house OF
~. rooms large cath room, fine plumbing;
,ur ics Nx!0o. iois OF fruit and flowers. ee-
III &C. f is: convenient to Madison street
fm-corner eox6o feet on Eighteenth ave-
sas. just north OF Madison street.
idi- Twentieth Avenue
'r sm-Ffns corner lot. soxl2o feet; small
soQse. part cash
ooe Twenty-th.rd Avenue
-. IsN-Good b-room modern house; sewer
or. esnnect.on LOT ooxla. on car line: easy
thA ;erus
~ Twsnty-hfth Avenue
,ss tEM-Gcod 7-Foom house. with closet. lot
NJ O1i.o. easy terms.
ara 4 Tenth Avenue
Between Pike and Pine Streets
for 81 M-Good lot opXl-e feet. with good 4
1 room house; uortgAg1r las s.. $50 III this
property.
III; i Eishth Avenue South.
ew ! 81 - Fine building lots. 5sxIs0 feet; graded
STREETS close IN; great snaps.
30 | Suburban Home at Green Ike
i tge-Gcod 5-room cottage and lois well
ye- improved. al Green lake: close 10 car
ok 4 Inc.
~ North Seattle.
o.: tEgA-Good S-room snodern house oue-haIf
I block from two car lines: lot 60xis9 feet.
y. | Easy ieruIL
Nso-A hae corner in North Seattle: fine
10 4 view OF the bay; 10 by i1s feet, on car
ihe. the choice or the addition
Highland Drive
'0 tE.A9-Lct 43Xlt1. just west OF terminus of
abe line. facing the City and bay.
II
a. 4
BARGAINS
~: IN ACREAGE.
~ s ss. acres .gs, VIII log hG5nse on county
le. miles south Of end OF car line. must be
" | s0d
.; tie-lst acres good fruit and farming land,
to close TO i. %. and two school houses. and
:, boa, landing. must he sold. on.y s4,o.
- Before buying call on
+. NJ JORDAN.
and coona Block
Corner Second Ave. and Columbia 81.
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MARINE lNSCRANCE-Hals and car
soes written: op~l policies issued, aver
ases adjusted; also fire accident casu-
ATTY and liability insurance n the lead
,ng companies Hanford * Stewart IN
plc-@e~ building
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ADyERrrsEMrsT WRITING

NEWSPAPER a.yer. .ser.saz.s fassar~
GguzletS Sc, wr!tfs1 and frustrated
ta-a.o@sse conEs4s4 TF4alssasat gas,srs
feg -2Se-tlssrs si.ses Foreign c.lzr.sry
advertisements prepared -, =. Waite.
SO GErAs A].2s.x.
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hLoNDtKE


~ NOT fail 70 see goods manufactured
sy I. / Wernscke for the Yukon k2oa-
exc country. made from IDEAS Of men
Nm twenty years experience in the
North and Arctic: robes. sleeping bags;
lur parkeys, only three pounds: canvas
pafkeys. Yukon caps. Siwasa mitTsns.
nog raoccasins, etc: sc; prices before
you oUy. Columbia dock. So Railroad
avenue. Seattle Wash
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lFuR SALE BY
sfKFNZIE,

q. n. MKFNZIE
Room T. CONAN Book
1aes}~ IaFee-story brick building on First
rits avenue fay.ns per cent. net. this Is a
Pa ssestantiai investment
tile lEsal-Three-sf9ry brick building or First
avenue Income ~ per cent. net: this prop
sm- sFty ) offered at great sacr;Fscs
a Asas~tRXl@o. two-stoiy buildlag, always
and rented. good investment.
l%dxio@ feet. corner. overlooking the
no. ssalaa VIII ten-room modern house. good
am shse'-Eght-room house D5ylstou avenue.
NY hfst III. close la, easy terms.
- W-ts$ht-room modern house corner
the ist. Bellevue avenue north
'ed. iAA"-f1sat-rocm modern house. Tenth av-
rh- shea ara Main street very cheap
'm- s&e~f s''t.ronm house. tuii lot. Tenta
en1e overlooking Souud
ev- ss~S evea-room modern house Beacon
.de aso-ren-room modern house. Eastlake
s sr hsn-ssven-room modern house. Eas,lake
sh, avenue
all Les seyen-roorn modern house. Renton
sdttan Seventeenth avenue
IA $50 5te-room house, Twentieth avenue
req Ard East Marion.
sn- tA1- MOON modern house, Twenty
es ss"-s evsu,r9om modern house. Twelfth
US ~enue and Washington street.
VACANT LOTS.
49, ho.es corner w Fa%;,skc avenue.
re- e1I.o feet this Is 4 barsaln
IT, LET e3Ni@t Ae.rose avenue and MeT-
IL. In sse Elegant asuhle corner on Queen
e. Mae hiii- must Pee ~ai&
IS ass-fot eN'-a sx,reuth avonus. three
ons @eess r0r'A of Madison.
x va 'ls'ei lot a'xi2' Seventeenth avenue. three
s,s / sseSs no'.h y Madison.
us 80 houh.a CORNER Kstton h1 north o:
M Na9.iseo. NtyenlA avenue.
-. 10 to' on Eighteenth avenue, three
ice soeks rcrth - Madison
fssMArt'ha.ee CORNER 50 Henteo addition
sEF,ne building lot. Eas; Spruce ana
k..NbeteTHtA avenue
or SIS rs: e''eiee le-s on ars: hin near
NJ e., sltti. a- ~fste+
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FOR EXCHANGE Three cottages and
store in San Antonio. Texas. value 81. go
free OF incumbrance always rented for
Seattle property: might assume mort
gage. Address l5 care Post-Intelli-
Es Icer.
FOR EXCHANGE-We will exchange
your properly In Seattle for property IN
California. Cali and see us no trade no
pay Glass * Quinlan. 502-oo3 New York
block
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Before buying call on
+. NJ JORDAN
and 8 Co,on.a, Block.
Corner Second Ave. and Columbia 81.
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FVK SALE.
S, 0aH-Ten room house. modern ir every re-
spect. with els CART lawn, i20 feet front
age. on corner. bosh streets graded choic-
"st residence portion IN the city two
blocks 0ff car line View unSurpa ssed
easy terms low interest
81 o40~An elegant building lot corner. COX
LED. both streets graded. sewer. etc, one
block OFF car lne enc Of the best resi-
6ence parts IN the cry.
II. y. SCHROEDER.
81 Boston Block
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IN A1fSEAtGFs.
;fSl~s acres wi:h log house on county
mad. seFen miles south Of +. o: 2is
niles south Of end OF car line. must be
s0d
Itis,~lst acres good trust ard farming land
close 10 + %. and two school houses, and
boat landing. must he sold, on.y Ss5o.
The Progress., 1898-03-05
Soap Factory.

Shreveport has. a soap factory,
an enterprise which, She should be
proud of and should heartily pat
ronize. The factory came to
Shreveport unsolicited and with
out bonus and have began to, do
business based upon the merits Of
their production Tie genial
and able manager Of the Shreve-
port Cotton Oil Company also has,
charge OF the soap manufacturing
department, informed the writer
that, they were making staple
goods which would stand the
test and that they We're depending
upon the merits Of their goods to
create a demand, This is the
right spirit in which to -ucceed in
the end. The writer was shown
by Mr.. Lee Baggett who has
charge OF that department., and
who has had life long experience
in the business, and was pleased
to see several hundred thousand
pounds of soap in stock, some
on drying boads and some in box
es. And we saw the hands work
1000 pounds within a few minutes.
The Progress procured two bars
from a retail dealer ann can test
ify to its merits, and can cheerful
Iy say that this soap cuts printers
ink equally as well as the finest
brands Of tar soap and any soap
that will cut printers ink from he
torly anywhere it is put.
The Progress., 1898-03-05
The NIoonShiner's Fat9.

Mr., Frank Mullins. the man who
has given Ruston so much trouble
by running "blind tigers" and
the government as much more by
his "moonshing" was shot by
City Marshal and Deputy United
States Marshal, John F. Size
more, at Ruston, last Saturday
night. ..
Frank Mullins was, perhaps,
k own by reputation, all over the
State. His constant violation of
the local option laws of Ruston,
his repeated operation in illicit
distillery work and his fearless
disregar of officers have often
caused his name to appear in
print, always as a lawless man
who defed all restraint. He and
his slayer have engaged in shoot
ing encounters before and it was.
predicted that such aresult would
end Mullins life. This because
Mr.. Sizemore, was known to be a
true. brave man would enforce the
law, or lose his life in the attempt,
In fact it was reported that he was
induced to accept the position OF
City Marshal Of Ruston by her
best people to put an .ends<.to the
lawlessness which was doing that
beautiful little city SO much harm.
Mullins died the following evening,
The City Marshal was not ar
rested ana did not .s6rrondGr until
Wednesday."' He bhen' asked for
an immediate prelimiaafy' trial.
which will be, given as soon as
Judge Barksdale can arrange for
it. T''"H '.'''''' 80 ~ ~ '''''' G,e
The Progress., 1898-03-05

the nn1shlng and prnathelltIpg OF Ytools
and implements. And there, are besides
the textiles, and, although the primitive
loom is an extremely. simple affair,
which the savage nations Have evolved
or copied into very similar fOrms,E still
the materials employed and the patterns
yteldrmuch lRtprfp atian ABOUT hthe an
cestry and affinities of ancient fn2R.
No word is necessary to uphold the
Importance of The f1Iomu1nsnts when,
lacking the -forerunners of paper, the
anotents recorded their history in cut or
painted 'monunients. Egypt Assyria
and Central America, each 'inIaylaf fer
ent way. show the. ivalae of theaolose
study of the monuments, and the stories
of these countries would have lacked
the greater part Of thoir int6rest had the
testimony Of wallis and obeliszs and the
n1agnif cent sculptures been W iGhheld.
F. Languages form an exceedingly i'm
portapt part of the preparation of the
archasologist. OF course he must know
the modern ones to Keep abreast of the
worlds progress iii 'fesearch5 the an
nouncements- being made in any one Of
the important living tongues. But COM
paIaTiVe7 hilol6gy is equal y' Necessary,
for III may serve to give tfs1key,to the
relationships. Of one set. of <qAaracters
with another.
After these matters i are All in hand
there is geology to be studied, both
1theoEetigal and ipqaotiea1!. 1Fron sucn
knowledge is derived. nqr estimate of
mans occupation of the earth, and the
value Of the evidence may be made or
matrea By a,'sifgle Slip az Ghsdientifo
actions The Uaffole'st stony of man IS early
.raai danpe, iAq NewaJegseg js,l dependent
upon the position of certain bits of
worked stone in certain banks OF, dirt
Boston frranseript. 2''' 'n'N~
G3.GG :nU5 njEjE 5xDn 9dt uuQo
-yEBpg
The Progress., 1898-03-05
Louisiana PopaCIiSt.

NUUV IV0'V0U OpIVVUo0' :. :.
Farmers along the line of the
Edenborne and the Monroe and
Natchitoches railroad should plant
very little cotton this year, as corn,
pork, potatoes, oats, etc, will be in
much greater demand than cotton,
and at better price-and cotton
pickers will be little "scarcer"
than they were last fall. ...
The Progress., 1898-03-05
l. 0. 0. r. Grand Lodge,

l. o. o. f. Grand Lodge,
The Grand Lodge OF United Order
of Odd Fellows OF, Louisiana met
in annual session at: Alexandria
March 1-2
Lirtle business O. Importance to
the outside world was transacted,
though every session was brim
full of work.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term.
Grand Master VIM. Moak OF New
Orleans; Deputy Grand Master,
John Shuler OF Plaquemtne
Grand Warden John H. Newman
Of Crowley; Grand Secretary F.
Graeshaber Of New Orleans
Grand Treasurer William Sey-
mour of New Orleans; Grand Rep
ressentitives, unexpired term,
Charles H. Brownlee New Orleans,
full term, two years, Will A.
Steidley, West Like.
There was a public meeting
held at the court house Tuesday
night. The address Of welcome
on the part Of the city Of Alexand-
ria was delivered by Hon. Joseph
F. Ariel of her own borders.
Mr.. Ariel is an able young law
yer, exceedingly popular in the
parish of Rapides. He is now a
representative from that parish in
the State Legislature. His ad-
dress was brief but filled with
thoughtful expressions. The lam
guage was excellent, the voice
clear, the periods well rounded;
and twas a splendid effort.
Hon. H. H. White was The
Orders spokesman in welcoming
the Grand Lodge. Mr.. White
makes no phetentions to oratory,
but he is a splendid thinker and
will convey his ideas to the minds
Of his audience, He is exceeding
ly popular in Alexandria and Rap
ides, haring the esteem and conf
dence Of the social and business
community of his home. g..
For the Grand Lodge, the
Grand Master, Hon. w. A. ,Steid-
ley, replied. The Grand Master
understands the tenets of Odd
Fellowship. He has none of the
clements of the orator, knows it
and makes no attempt at it. But
for all that he is popular in Odd
Fellowship an is held in high
esteem by 5Ae triple link frater-
nifty all over the State.