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Office.
Land Office at NatchitOchcs, La. J
October 5. 1898, (

Land Office at Natchtochcs, La. !
October 5, 1898,
Notice is hereby gwen that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof IN support
of her claim and that said proof will DO
made before Register and Receiver at
NatchitOches, La. OH November 18th
1898 IL. +. No 5201 viz
MARGARET A. VANCE,
for the f - Sc ! 4 See 33 and VIZ
SW II Sec 81 I II y. X, 7 West Louisi-
ana Meridian.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz:
John 5. THOMPSON, John w, Sullivan.
G. A. Sullivan, e y. Driggers, of Lake
Village, La.
ED'WD PHILnIPS,
oct - Register
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Look (! Attention !

Our loss. your gain. We are closing
out our entire line of Mems and chill
dren's clio .hing and pants at ridiculous
low prices. Quality taken into consid-
Grafton. Ma ;kintoshes ut S1.5O upwards.
Another such opportunity will not be
offered you this year. J. A. Ducournau
g. Son. nov 10-3t.
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nnONAL..

A =, bingham arrived from
4 noI; ~ .. Hay night and spent Q
~" Orleahs !chitoches on business,
\ kams left last Thursday
nlS. n ", Louis to visit the fam
b an - M Ink Gaiennie.
A. Nash spent last week al
} her bhioTm6n Red River, near Mont
IL w, Breazeale is spending some
,I.i': "a Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Prud
hOmY
| uyAgneS Donaho, the Normal ma
g.. 3arrived Wednesday. IN time to
J s',,fntend the preparations in heT
Eminent prior to the opening OF
W Normal next Monday.
Messrs. j. w. Jones and j. NJ. B.
tucker were absent last week IN the in
Rrest of the tournament.
MIR. Will Foster. of Shreveport, was a
very welcome visitor to NatchitOches
Fri lay and Saturday as The guest OF MIR.
and Mrs. Phanor Breazeale.
Miss Emma johnson left last week
for the northern portion Of DeSoto par
ish where she is teachinti school.
MISS Regime iS lC'tCullis a. NJ
Rhodes in Point COupec parish.
Miss Cecilia Prudhomme has returned
TO her home If Bermuda after pleasant
visU to NatchitOc -.
Mrs. T.. <. Pn!homn Is spendin2
nae nme with hr dau@ 4 Mrs. b.
DranIurt.
Mr.. Walter Breazcalc pent Mondav
la NatcbitoChes.
Dr. 4. A ison. Z Rec River, as a
visitor to \ .tchItOs aes IL weeE
s,-. a. ..,.-..--. ny : 6 NaimSleY,
Dick Aarn r + Ere. ale and T Z.
Lcmce y. rnpd .I,nla from very
>ucccestu Iuck Mt on re Salr.e.
Mcssrs. Il. Ii. Carver, IS. &. CALDWELL,
l.. Caspari and Judges &. Chaplin and
ID. PiersOn left Wednesday morning for
one of their delightful fishing excur-
siOns to ChOpin's Lake.
Mrs. Ralph Fitzpatrick and children
of CheneyvIlle arrived Wednesday night
on Asst to her parents Judge and Mrs.
ID. PltrsOn.
DR. and Mrs. E. E. Schieb of Virgil
MIA, arrived Monday night and will
spend the winter here with their moth
er, Mrs. NJ. L. WalmSleY.
MIR. Malcolm Calves, OF New York,
but direct from Cuba, arrived Tuesday
night on visit to his old home. NAL
colin distinguished himself in MANY
WAYS II the late war and his friends will
enjoV reading an interesting sketch of
him from the PIcavune which appears
elsWherc.
Miss Elise Cockerham arrived home
Tuesday night after enjoying the sum-
mer and early fall months in Canada,
Mr.. Ii. Raphiel of Campte was Wis
tcr TO town Wednesday.
Mr.. Adolphc Morse and sister Cecilia,
eft on Monday nights train for New
where they went for the bene-
ii; of the latier's health.
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MARY WILSON
NOT ICE.
LAM tiflce 70 g. M ohitoches !
OCtO nr ~ i4Ds

Lam ilhce M rhitoches
oafq + Y ls's {
Notice IS Lerehy given lat the fol y-
Ing-named settler has tied notice OF 3
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim. and that said proof will be
made before Register and Receiyerat Nat
chitoches, La on November %, 1898, viz
II Il. No. 4S43
JAMES x. PARDCE,
r0T the W. NE ii, Sc IL NV IA and
NV IL SE II Sec. 81 T. II \. r. Z West
Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land. viz:
w. G. Sullivan, w. w. Rigder. Robert
Jinks, j. |. McGee, OF Lake Village. La.
ED'WD PHILLIPS,
oct 20 ReUister.
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Clothing I Clothing!

-slilwant a fall and winteF suit? We
save You one hundred per cent.
" order from travelling statesmen, You
tine one who pays their hotel bills
ND railroad passage. We are over
loaded on clothing and propose to turn
cit into cash regardless Of cost. See our
ne and we will convince you that our
.ment is correct. Williams, Wcav CT
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Sherin'S SAFE.

Tcnth District Court, Parish Of Natchi-
t0ches, La.-NO. l22l6.
John A. Barlow. Executor, VS.. Mrs, f.
+. Moore.
BY virtue Of writ # seizure and salb
issued out of the 10th Judicial Distric
Court OF the Louisiana in and for tho
Parish OF NatchitOChes, and to me di-
rected, have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction at the PRINCIPAL
front dOor Of the courthouse in the CITY
and Parish of NatchItoches La, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Both 1893.
within the legal hours of sale the fol-
lowing described property, situated il,
the Parish of NatchltOchrs, La, t0-wIt !:
A certain tract of land on thr left bank
Of Red River descending with All th, I'M
proV"mcnts thereon, containing 2}S acre
bOdndcd above by lands . Mrs. A, Brea-
zeale, below by lands of Mis-, +. f.
Moore, front by Red River. and being
I rr44property srIGircd BY Mr.. +. f.
Moof6 iroTi her tarhcr ny inheritance.
also an undivided Ia interest in go acres
of land on or near Bayou kisatchie and
beng Sec. I. f X. y. and the undivided
IL interest IN 4 tract of and on Baven
BourbcIuX in the Parish III A.,uiInrhca
and containing ~ acres and known as
the Brake, bounded above by Heirs Of A .
Is. Sompayrac, below by lands Of Jack
LandrcauX and II. p Gallicn and front
by Bayou BOulbeauX. The two last men
toned tracts acquired by Inheritance
fr"la John Tucker. TO satisfy and pay =
certain mortgage note executed by said
Mrs + Moore payable to her own order
and by her ind0rsed in blank for the sum
of $3.50 Sixteen hundred and fifty dol
lars) with 8 per cent interest from ma.
turity and 10 per cent attorneys fees less
"A credit of Four hundred and thirty dol
lars (Sl30) paid 8th June, 1894.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of
appraiSement,
J. w. FREEMAN,
oct ~ Sheriff.
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little Lucille Gibson, the six wear old
nghter of Mr. and Mrs, p. j. Gibson
fell from low swing the other day and
broke her right arm. The little sufferer
will have a tedious time waiting for the
bones to knit together again as 1t is a
very ugly fracture.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN.
The Enterprise il the Officia
Organ of the City and Par
Ish of NatchitOches.
THE LODGES.

A. +. & A. VI.
Phoenix Lodge No. 3S-Simcoe
-I:yalmsley. w. NJ; J. C. TIichei. Jr
Sec'v. Meets first and third Wednes-
days. at Z p. IN.
ODD FELLOWS.
StUnewall Lodge No. 70. r.. =.
Gibson. n. G.; G. +. Powell, Sec v.
p IN.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Eatchltoches Lodge No. 80. U. p.
BreaZeale. G. e.; Adolph L'hPrlsson. X
OF II. and s. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays ut 8 p. III.
A. o. L.
j. L. Weaver. NJ. w. u. l.. Suddath.
Recorder. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays at z 80 p. III.
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WANTED

Copies OF Frank Leslle's Chimney
Corner containing all or parts Of DARK
ened with Her Shadow" By Annie J..
Duttell, The story was published be-
tween 50 and 'SS. Liberal payment.
Call at this office.
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JAMES X. PARDUE,
FOR RENT.

From three to five years. my planta- -
ton situated about one mile from N. NJ Man N
Fishers store BayouBourbeaux con- ms rhy Slcan do
tanning 40 of abe land, dwell In to us so1ctc.
ing, cabins and large barn. ..wv dear lawyer
For terms apply to h"2 =, fee would 10
Aug. 25-3m. Clareood. We" o''~'
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NOTICE.
Land Office at Natchitorhes. Ta..l
Ai,..t1-t ~ Ikuk I

Land Office at Natchitorhes, Ia.l
August =, 1898,
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and tina. said proof will be
made before Register ana Receiver at
Natrhltoches La. on December 2, 1893 vi
II. Il. No. I6lS
MARY WILSON,
widow "t james Wilson, decd, tor the
W. Sci and ; u SW4 Sec. POT GN,R.
West Louisiana Meridian.
lie mines the following witness TO
prove hio continuous residence upon aud
cultivation of sad land viz:
}. I. Frant0m, William, Frantom p.
+. Massey DR.. w. +. Addison, OF Boil
weed p. O., La
ED'WD PHILLIPS
hep' Regist.
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Everybody is glad TO see Mr.. Frank
Garzia out after having been confined
to bis room for the past two weeks, the
result uf a tall from a wagon from which
he had rrOw escape from being Sc
riously crippled for life. Though COM
PEELED TO ttse 'sS--.e lles slIf .-H1 Is very
much improved and his friends hope
that he will be able to discard then
very soon.
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-----------------
Underwent Underwear !

Gentlemen. are you interested in I'M
.derweAr! Hso, call at J. A. Ducour-
nau & Son where you will find all kinds,
MI qualities and sizes. oct 27-5t.
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On last Thursday night Constable S.
Crump, of MarthavlIle. brought IN a
Ilsoner, Prlmus Mallard, whom he
lptured at Many after quite a zIgzag
lurncs after hIm. Mallard killed Roy
gsion (both colored) at MarfnavilIe
OcrOber 30th.
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y Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Dranguet are re-
Riclng over the arrival Of their first
prp, fine girI whose birth was an
sunced on Mon1ay morning. The
ENTERPRISE takes pleasure in congral-
Eating not only the narents but the
roud and happy grandparents.
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1 Mayor w. 5. Greneaux has moved his
Family from the Lemee home into the
bid Halter house on the hill next to the
cunningham resIdence-into which the
lPrice family have moved, and the house
that the last named family has vacated
be now occupied by Mr.. }. w. Freeman
and family.
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CA STo RIA.
Bears the AIhf Kind You Have Always ggh
Signature a &<NAtzx
Sale of Ferries.

will sell at public auction to the last
and highest responsible Bidder at the
front door of IKE courthouse in the town
of Natchitoches on Saturday, the 10Th
day Uf November, 1898. the following
and other public ferries:
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WHAT SCROFULA Is,

Scrofula is disease as old as anticu.
ulty. 1t has been handed down for gen
erations and Is the same to-day as II
early times. 1t is emphaticallv d.
sease OF the blood, and the only way to
cure it is by purifying the blood. Tha
is just what Hoods Sarsaparllla doe
in every case where It is gwen a faith.
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Buy your Towels, Napkins, and
men Table Cloths at j. A. Ducouuau
4Son. nov. l0-2t
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The Iressmakers and milliner are hav-
Ing crush of business preparing
many far danes for the tournament and
ball.
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Send Us your job Work. satisfaction
guaranteed
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
LOCAL CLEANINCS

Miss Julie Levy, a dainty little blue
eyed las$ie, received a cordial welcome
from her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold
Levy, and their friends when she ar.
rived Thursday morning.
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Imuure blood ~ an enemy to health,
and NAV lead u serious disease. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cOAquers this enemy an
aveTIs danger.
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The Astoria Hats for the thing. Have
them in stiff and soft Price only $780, equal any
hats town.
Our line of Trousers for cut right shape and
price the sell 1929 $3.50 and S35O-they
just simply excel anothing in town.
Buy the sn'eh ted Hamilton ,rua. and ,r.... 50
shoes II ST 80. This Is a Spccia pIirg
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On RED RIVFR.
Grapes Bluff.

Grappe Bun. Il
| Campte. I'll ~EP>~-~
Gupnev:s ,<lng morni1
oSO win nav he called from y Is.
~. .;d night de
.~shaye- . long quaESe
fkhip, they can 1 s"-
earnestly
tor :. n.or. You'd pense anRE.
~ thoOa boots have wd
- - ,note conscien'
'no the skin needless :,
tePile" your mi
p Aoav and the even ant
the deck. revolver IN the
49, .a;d sand TheS
Ike to the boats. OF sne
Sud room for all that ne
-au obey M ing ONE
Stronsng wher1 prison
Racine. zen tn,
Terms of Sale. his ihe purchase
| to give good ands ! Dl bond for th
faithful performaI+~ 'Nh mis- duties "A
public ferryman.
G. v KILE.
nov. 3. President Fclice Jury.
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Ladies' Capes, Dress G. DDS and
Trimmings in great profusion and low
est Prices, -aIslIitNn oaa-,. .ssas.nsanmI.. A.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Eighty acres of land bein1 So of s
VIZ Sec. 81 T. . r. 8, near tfe town OF
RObeline. The land is wei timbered
and will be sold cheap and on reason
able terms.
Apply to A OVER,
dany, La.
Or
CHPLIS, BREAzELE & CHAPLIN.
nsy l0-2m Nalchipches, La.
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The Married Ladies Club.

The idea of organizing euchre cluO
among the married ladies was sDonta-
neous with several of them and after
talking 1t over togethe- Mrs. e l.. Nc
Chung Hospitality offered her home for
the purpose of meeting for organIZa-
ton. 80 on last Friday AFTERNOON these
ladies met and decided that they we're
going to have gay time this winter,
they would meet every other Wednes-
day afterno N from to Z, play euchre
or whist, or have sewing circle and
have one read aloud or discuss book or
poem or do whatever their sweet fancies
prompted.
Now the husbands being somewha'
Jealous because they are excluded from
this charmed circle are inclined to make
all manner of fun of their devoted
spouses and have offered all kinds OF
suggestions In the way of names for the
club, constitutions, and bylaws for the
running of it, ETC., hut some have cried
off since they were promised that II
they would be good and 90 home
promptly when dark came and take
cae Of the babies on club evenings.
occasionally an affair would be gwen
in which iary would be Included, 50
now all goes merry
A delightful afternoon was spent by
the ladies whose principal object is to
promote soclaJiIity. and the GROWING
point wa, rearhud when all gathered
round the feStal board 90 which was
spread A dainty feast and pledged one
another in the cup # steamng choco-
ltae that vas served with whipped |
cream.
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Diptheria, disease to be dreaded
more than yellow fever, has broken out
at Manifold, and though confined to
one house, the Rectory, the public
schooI has suspended until all danger il
over.
A child of Rev. Chas. Thorp, the
Episcopal minis: er who conducts SER
Vices at the church here ON appointed
dates, Is the afflicted one, and not only
the congregation but all our people
symrathise with the family.
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There was quiet wedding at the
home Of the brides sister, DR.. Della
Caldwell, this morning ut IL O'Clock,
Miss Mary Caldwell and Mr. Ii g.
EasterlY, of Carbonate, Ill being the
contracting parties. The BRIDE had
been here on visit to her sister and
mother, and the groom arrived Vester-
day. Rev. w. pinkertOn. of the First
Christian church, performed the cere-
mOny, after which there was Il luncheon,
and departure for the happy couples
future home in CarbOndale. The groom
Is prosperous farmer, and it Is is his
second marriage. He is friend of
CIIy Attorney LightfoOt. The couple
left at noon on the ST. Louis tram.
Miss Caldwell il well known through
out southern Illinois, having been for
seYeraI wears one of the most popular
and beloved teachers 10 the Southern
State Grmal university at Carbonate.
-Paducah (Ky.) Daily Sun.
The bride is sister of President B..
c. Caldwell OF the Normal with whom
she spent last winter, and Is woman of
rare intellectual attainments and is high
ly accomplished. of CHEEKY and joviaI
disposition and has the faculty of max
ing friends and admirers of all with
whom she comes in contact.
"M,ss Mollie" made a great number
in NatchitocheS who will be pleased IL
hear Of her marriage and The Enter
prise Is happy in extending congratu-
lations and best wishes for long and
prosperous married life.
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Iui trial. IL e. adicateIl the crowd 20
from the blood, an, az
boiIs, pImples anJaro: +rorb
diseases due to s,"I'll lower her frop =.
blood. Hoeaa,s sare skipper. I'll IN.
the grateful praise inter mads-l last ~
people by Its grad silly. s1mpletss galh - 5
Don't allow srref la Ievelop Jump y
blood a''sfs :. onct66y tatju don Z gun
S1Eeapar1IIa. moor chanle "
--ins on, said
A gay crowd of young peuI manage. 3"
chaperOn enjoyed a trip by moGmen mp
10 the oil mill last'Wednesday.- ~ up In
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. tohn On Z
Tucker arrangements were made for I'll.
party to go through all the diKerentS
parts Of the mis-. Ind Mr.. Freeman, the 1
clever head engineer. expialnea the
process and machinery from 'start to
finish," giving much yNuable and in
teresIing information,sA moonlight
frolIc IN the yards, AC then a little
feast ended delightfully."- novel and
instructive evening.
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Mr.. Geo. Williamson has one of the
prertiest gardens in Natchitoches. Last
year at this time his home was not fin
lshed and the garden not begun, but it
seems that everything be puts in the
ground grows and blooms, and he has
principally the choicest and rarest of
plants.
Mr.. Williamson is practical gard en-
er, but one that treats plants from
scientific standpoint after deep and
careful study Of them.
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N.Y. $500 VI
eat humber of visitors th"' VIII be
tchitoches TO attend the tourna-
q The Louisiana State brass Band
1pFnlsh the music, and a very swell
! Is anticInated
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Let us do your Job Work.
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The ladies held very animated
meeting on last Saturday morning to
discuss their carnival and interest in
the tournament ana open air festival
that will take place on next Monday
and Tuesday. Quite large number
were present and all have determined to
do their best to make their part sue
cess. Another meeting to discuss the
final arrangements will be held at The
ENTERPRISE office on next Saturday (l2th)
morning at IL o'clock and everybody
who wishes to participate Is requested
to be present.
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SECOND WEEK

| A true copy of the original venlre on
file and of record in my office this De-
tober 3lst, 1898.
Ii. VI. HYAMS,
Clerk.
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To the Publir

1 hereby warn the p"'
for q certain note da'
payable Jan LIST.
and Twenty-fi
Of j III. Rot
note was
not been
mpnt.
OCT
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GA STo RIA.
Bears the AIhs Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature af &<HAzzzSx
List of Grand and Petit Jurors
FIRST WEEK.

Drawn to serve at the December Term
of the Tenth District Court.
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he Comus Club will entertain at a
" which invitations Will be extend
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Tcnth District Court, Parish Of Natchi-
t0ches, La.-No. l22l6.
John A. Barlow. Executor. VS.. Mrs, F..
+. Moore.
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TO TAKE PART IN THE PARADE
Apparatus of the Board of Compensa-
ton Ordered Out

Apparatus of the Board of Compensa-
ton Ordered Out.
Director Beecher of the department
of public works has decided that his
department will take part in the joint
parade to be held Friday afternoon by
the fire and police departments. The
orders for the parade require that each
department shall turn out all of its
apparatus. Mr. Beecher yesterday no.
titled A. Nancy Hitler, president of the
board of compensation, a branch of the
department of public works, that the
board would be required to turn out
it's apparatus for the parade. Mr.
Hitler at last accounts yesterday af
ternoon had not decided just what APP
paratus would be taken out. He stat
ed that he was undecided whether or
not to consider the other two members
of the board as part of the apparatus,
but in the meantime he has directed
Clerk Dickinson to FURNISH up the
books of the board and carry them in
the parade. There Is some talk of Sc
curing float for the board of COM
pensation, but this will not be definate-
ly decided upon until the question as
to the apparatus of the board Is fully
determined.
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FLAG DAY.


The American Flag association,
which is central committee composed
of representatives from the many pat
riotic organizations of the country are
taking steps toward making June IA
day Of general celebration all over
the country On June IA, 1777, congress
enacted: That the flag of the thirteen
United States be thirteen stripes, alter
nate red and white; that the union be
thirteen stars, while in a blue field,
representing new constellation. %
Therefore it has been though proper
to set apart June Ia each year as a day
for celebration. Although the day has
been well celebrated for the last few
years it is desired that an extra effort
be made this year to give meaning
to the day heretofore unknown and
unrealized. The idea Is very good and
will certainly receive the commendation
and support of the people of New Ha-
Ven. The society further protests
against the use of the national flag in
degrading and desecrating uses
Among the well known men who are
officers in the society are General o. O..
Howard and General F. D. Grant
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s'There is no Kodak
but the Eastman Kodak"
1898
KODAKS
For sale by
The Arthur H. Barnes Co.
D 6,tyH Store. 159 Church st.

recent address relative to the pre-em-
inence of the elm as the finest of our
shade trees, and the chief source of
New Ravens reputation for beauty;
and, we earnestly urge the court of
common council to take measures to
secure their preservation as far as pos
sible; also the immediate replacement
of such as have already died, or are
liable to do so in the near future.
Resolved, That the president of the
chamber, together with such other
members as he may associate with
himself for the purpose, be and they
are hereby appointed a committee of
the chamber to present the subject
through his honor the mayor to the
court of common council and to re-
quest appropriate action thereon.
Allof which is respectfully submitted,
Henry T. Blake,
Joel A. Sperry,
Eli Whitney, Jr.,
James M. Townsend,
George M. Grant,
Roswell b. Farren,
Henry F. English,
Committee on town and city improve
ments.
New Haven, June rs, 1894.