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The Lamar register., 1898-01-15

He was also authorized to appoint
two members who with himself would
constitute q committee on bylaws,
aud Hover and Feast were appointed.
1t was ordered that 300 lbs Of can
taloupe seed be purchased of Atlee,
Burpee & Co. TO be shipped on the
first Of March.
On motion it was resolved that
manager be elected, and Flem s.
Hover was unanimously chosen. The
secretary was instructed to procure
printed stationery for the association.
Adjourned subject to the call OF the
president.
The committee appointed prepared
the articles Of incorporation and for
warded them to the secretary OF state.
on Wednesday.
President Hotel has announced q
meeting of the association for Satur-
day, January %, at the court house
for the purpose of acting upon by
laws to be submitted at that time for
approval or rejection, and the trans
actions of any other business that
may come before the meeting.
All members of the association and
other who may desire to become mem
bers are specially requested to be
present
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CHURCHES.

III. United PresbJteriAns hold services every
SABBATH at n a. m. and 90 a. m. Sabbath
schooi at 10 a. m. G. z. meeting at J 30 p m.
All cordially invited
I.C. RAsKIS, Pastor.
NJ Y. CHrHcH AT LasAE-serviee- held as
f,iio..: Preaching every Sunday at u a. m and
G W. EsKSkp. Pastor.
every sunday at % y m. Services each Sunday
at n a. m. Nnd p m
NAyy.LLEr suSpST-scBoot-kt May valley
school House At o'clock p IN. Every one cor
daily invited to attend
GE.s.DA ". z. .CHrEcH-Sersiees every Sun
d.y evening. and Sunday-school Al - o'clock
o. a. Every body invited TO attend.
q. 8. FkKNCH, Pastor.
MEY. P.s.C. E--Ncets eysry Sunday even
ing att 90 at ". 3 Church All young people
are cordially inyited 70 attend thee rleetingr.
LpcI n. NOVELS. Pres.
Dua. SELSoS. see'y.
The Lamar register., 1898-01-15
City omciais.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

n,,r,,r CHArrKH. No. -, R. A. A.-stAted
Conversations LIST and ard wednssdsys; n p
L. wIxT MARKHAM. Secretary.
A.F.&A. M.-IsssH Lopox No q. neets on
the hrst and third SATURDAY ssenins q q, sseh
&. q. Lrxou. Secretary.
IooF-LaakR LoDoE No. 50 meets every
Tuesday. AZ = p. m. AL members of this lodge
and ali visiting brothers Of the order are eo5di-
ally Invited TO attend. T. A. WATERS. NJ.
s. II. MrER, Sec.
wooDMEN OF THEwoRLD.-LAsARC RCAsr
No 70 meets tho last Saturday In eyery month
AZ 5 D. Waiting neishe9rs afe alsa(s r"F
come L. r. fLLoSp' 49,
X. OF, M.-LAa.R TEsr No. Is meets a, the
nasauic hall the last Wednesday In each month
All knlghts invited to attend r.yi.ws-
C.M. LEE. R. K.
EL.n.R FIxE DEPARTMENT meets at the
Hose Hous. on tho first Tuesday IN each
month ats . m O-cAE hikEE. Shief'
JoE 7. LswLEss, SEC.
o N A-ALErASpUK REala No. - mcrts
every Monday at .. M Waiting members
cordially invited 90 attend.
GRANADA SOCIETIES.
AFAA M-GHAssDA LoDaE No. y meets
sAtuardaJ nights on or befor. each fun moon
and two weeks thereafter. =,
CT. MePHK<sos. see'y.
LOO. F.-GzssADA LoDGE No. IS mee,s ey-
err Saturday night
J. l. NAIFrELp. see'y.
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AMITY.

A number OF Colorado free silver
papers are holding up their hands in
horror at the idea of Mark Hanna be-
ing in Garfield's seat in the senate.
Just to relieve their nightmare and
let them sleep easy, We recommend
that they read history of Garfield
and they will discover that he was
never a member of the senate. Cur
ious isn't it? that these eleventh hour
admirers of James A. Garfield know
so little of his history.
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PERMANENT ORGANIZATIONS.
Tho Lamar Melon Growers Assoc'-
alton Now Ready for Bustpess.

ly established melon association were
present at the stockholders' meeting
on last Saturday afternoon at A. Il.
Bent's Office. The meeting was
called for the purpose of effecting
permanent organization The large
per cent of attendance and the inter
est shown are a good omen for the
success of the association. The cleo.
ton of officers caused some close and
interesting contests, several ballots
being found necessary in almost eve
ry instance.
The meeting was called to order al
2 O'Clock, and E. q. Novels was made
temporary chairman and J. w. Bal
temporary secretary. The objects OF
the association were discussed and on
motion it was unanimously voted &c
organize.
For president there were three
nominations made and the contest
was so close that it took two ballots
to decide. A. }. Hotel was elected
and was Immediately installed in his
office.
The next business announced was
the election of secretary, foul
names being presented. g. I. Feast
was elected, the association believing
that man, who has had six years ex.
perience arguing with schoolma'ams
will be able to talk all around q com
mission man.
Four names were again presented
for treasurer and two ballots wert
require to settle the matter. NJ ID
Parmenter was elected and placed
in charge OF the associations banl
account
A motion was then made and car
ried that a board OF five directors
consisting OF the president, secretary
treasurer and two others, be elected
Seven names were presented for tbs
two places. and each member was al
lowed to vote for two. Flem s. Hover
was elected on the first ballot, but {
second ballot was required for tn,
other place, J. X Stephenson being
elected.
The meeting then voted to adop
the name of The Lamar MeloI
Growers Association, and the boart
OF directors was instructed to prepar,
and file articles of incorporation.
An assessment OF 81 upon eaci
member of the association was voteC
for the purpose of paying the e1pen
ses of organizing. The association
then adjourned subject to the call o
the president
Immediately after the adjournmen
the following named persons steppet
up and paid their assessment and be
came full fedged members:
l.. Writ Markham, ]. X. Stephen
son. L c. Gordon, G. W. Burke, j
W. Ball, d. f. Cooper, A. e. Bent
NJ. ID. Parmenter, G. t. Feast, F. II
Rosacraus, A. Kern, L. II. Guy, j
A. Collins, I. III. Robinson, w. S
Strain, S. Woodard, j. W. Mace, A
J. Hotel, J. V. Davidson.
President Hotel called a meeting
Of the board of directors last Monday
afternoon at o'clock, and they me-
at the Office of E. c. Novels, all be
ing present.
The president was authorized tc
appoint committee of three to draw
up articles of incorporation and fil'
same with the secretary of state Ht
4 L
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!ur rcl complying With the health
uf,sinA."a.
Easo!yrh, That platforms he al.
!owe,, / It vida ana That every
party having owe lnnst movn It at
his expense when he fr;;a'i, over
seer works sl,e road. And on his
refusal! 70 30 same to 30 iinei.*j co.
Moved and seconded that TIE
S.oci; law he abolished IN toto. Back
aHN hayhuam nay Swcrtman "n,l
Sseln yen. There being y tie vote
tic Mayor voted nay and TIE no.
F., ton WAS lost.
There l.aiiig 10 farther business
{ ti;s ;'a;'';ciI ;N'IHurr"l.
W. ". Ls.;,ke 'lr.
S5scy.
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The louisiana E;,ai:tatt.'::s'

Every profession AID trade realizes tic
ability, nay tie ueccs jty, OF lis members
meeting 30 gctller, ,:eleinre. the rhysic-
jars. ministers, LAWYERS and editor. have
,hcl, couvocauons. connc;,s and assoc!a-
tons ana tie trades have clubs "nt
iiliorS.
One reason teaching. a. It professor;
I4g, 90 G.r behind in all these matters is
that 50 large a part Off It's members have
always hean women. Now that the iac'''
ties cr .ravr! are sllc|, that wcmCl r"lI Z
any " here. ana do e every where, oiu
luycr conventions and meetings IN be''til
Of other matters OF interest, teaching
should step int, line with ctEer psoI''ss-
ions. One Of tie best aids to this is :oNha
il, the summer schools, such IS the New
York Chantau4ua, the Chautau1ua at
Na,t Eagle Tcuu, and our o"r~
Chantao4ua near Huston. Each has Il
/ regular session Of .suEisier, school and
each secures meetings OF cducdtcr' &'d
! hose Interested III e.incat!on. TIE State
! Teachers Association =: | hoi,. IS ;css'uH
at N.art auoua on the otll and 9th Of July,
tic State Jn;v ,:sity Reunion on tie 18TH
nnd The State N0TlnHl school IN .tc 18th.
Ssa1iv prominent lecturers arc already
Oh the lrorra:i,, among t!.enasH.'t. jt' ~
Greenwood, OF Tie Kansas city scisool
WHO is President Of Ike .a:inHl Ed'.ra
t;o,.al Association. Bishop Sessuins, 0
New Orleans, will preach t'ic ,ncn;n2
sermon, $; j Jay mcr,.iny, July Sid, als'
deliver oHe lecture.
TIE tuition Of the Simmer nolmHi is alb
. isuiuteiy free. That ii isew5,' worth :;nil:
through many difficulties to obtain is as
sure,l by the following nanies. OF the isen'
tv: Bran,,t V. B. DIXON, Brown Ayres
. WIN. Woodward, ". II. Da!ryn pie, ". {
st1utbs, Reginald S. Cocks, Henry NJ Gil
|, 4. G. Sing!ntary, G. AInhonso Saith, Ms
Grace E'ng. C. =. Byrd, bliss NJ. :: CT;
ty.s Leary, j. +. Ee-nv, c. T. TiuceH'
liadcnoise,le Laurie Tauzin, Miss Less
:;nsScll, Edgar W. Taylor, iiaAtcr Morto'
5 J. Il. AswcIl. Commissioner i. &. Lee.
! The beautiful location, the clla!yhea
y waters OF it, srfi.,ss ana lis entire Ire
). dom from mosquitoes. are snn.e OF Il
minor reasons Of its bein:: the place f
YOU t. attend sumn.cr school - TO spoi
ycur holiday. If further iHfm. "t:"n
wished send p,,&t;'' card 30 Hiof. IA: t
Norton, Ruston, La. for copy OF L
CAantanGul Annual.
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sS:Sccese!c1 Sale.

st:tc OF I.o i>iina Parish OF West Fell
cana 1911, .ln.icial District Cont.
S:,ccess;.s, Of =. ranel!y No. Ao3.
Ey yir.na of commission TO nc directed
TX the Eon 18Th .la'.ic,al District Court.
IN the above styled and nrnl7screa success
sion, will sell at pnhIic "'s"ti"a at the
.roa! donl OF the Court EsHse III -.
tranrsyil!c, on
"Wednesday Junc 22t:s!, 1898
at tic !.n,r of Il o'clock ii. N: 6;t follow
ing described property TO Wit
One lot OF ronad AND iM2:o:e-
I:en!s, front;n:, on the South siae
CT Mair street in lower st. Frames
vile. attaining the railroad, bounded on
orc side by nc property of MIS-. Ee'tig
now occupied by joseph s:c;'E with
F. livery st;.h.:. and and on the ether side
l,y the rail road, also tie snal. stock o.
/ "n,l~ IL, elttu,;ed in said sncccssio;i.
Yava,s of sale cas-, with the lenctit o
J. II. CLAGK, Sheriff,
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State Of In:,:S;,,,,a, Parish 81 "r;t tisri
ana. .i:'h Jnd. Dist c"urs snersssi'n 81
i':l Bell Sn-
BIZ virtue Of y comnissis Ii 80 NE direct
e:l ly !lir Hon 18th Ilul. Dist Nrryt.in The
above $; sled sll'rcssion. VIII sell st 'h"
last rrsil,,nca Of decreased in This parish OF
Wednesday, InneS 1898
at tie hour G, | o'cioc' q. n, The fellow
I'M; described property 10 vii:
4 certain tract OF land called tic
"Mctlrya tract confirming 1JS.":S acres,
bounded Noltl, l;y the naib tract, Fast
by n'!,evtys, South by Nc%a''r's, si'ua,
te'. ii,tie IL, ward OF this parish.
J. II. CI.AlN,
sheriff
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OFFICIAL, 4&,5,iIa
W AR BOOK.

hv Cangres3laaU James N:inh:n Young.
All ahont War will, Spain, the Navy, all
,cfcu>cs Battle Sims. exc. Portraits and
biographies of Dewey aI.! Ill prominent
ciiice:w. Nearly 900 pages. Massive vo:-
nnc. Marvelol,sIy cheap. Best ""th'E-
ship Fully Authentic. o.'iai:il beck. TX
pcy;rnce 20: necessary. Any body can sell
i. Ladies as Successful! rs gentlemen.
We ars tic largest subscription book firm
IL, A AZ! ~ \. Us. Fifty persons arc
.:n,.ioy.,l in our correspondence depart
n..nt ;,irne, to serve YOU. Orr h"'S is
;;s; ont Eetagni,:T nom AMI be !irsS i:
he Sid. Large DE. War Map III co!orS
,-i,sa viii, book or outfit. Oi..er valuable
pYr;:li'.a,s. I'".nc4;:a.,s s''llsr Biggest
H,ar. maker ever k,:ay';,. Most lt91tra
!r;,iss ,,nl'a:,tee;.. Agent. I:!aking S'',o'
to $s?S, 60 per day. Twenty 'la.s cvs''.
{, given Freiyll. p.i,l Fuil book sent PIE
paid toasen;s, si.!3 Splendid san'?'e on +,
ii :::l full distractions ir.e for zine 2 cen
saau,H to pay posiag,. Mention this p!
yer.
Hf:c,aos 2aaisR sa., ss1. x, Chicago q:
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wsE Esws.

If YOU want EXCLUSIVE, direct. fresh and
reliable war news, rena The 1imct-!leno-
crat, presenting in its exhaustive record
of current events all the war news far
nislletI by the special staff correspondents Is
of the New York Journal; the New York
World, Associated Press=lud the leading
newspapers in the co,6try. Only 81 a
,, lna.,ti.. Now Is tho tire 10 s.
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The following bills were ort'erct
Total s152 II
{, Eraac:sv!.ia, JGrc Pad, 1898

Total 1852 1t
Z L News':am rs clairnaa,i2and
Messrs Buck end RayDham we're
appointed q committee to make a
contract with Mr W 3 Smith fer
surveying the town aud making
map.
Marshal Was instructed TO ex.
anime all premises OIL the 18th Of
each mouth for The remainder Of
the summer, and if he found any
prenisesin q filthy condition TO ar
rest The pa ties aud l,ayeihenriiaes!
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:HasrSHrspaS paASrra


The proposal to increase the ia'Is-
liciion in criminal matters OF
magistrates, outside of New Orleans
Is one That vii; conAuce to a more
serouamicalaal a specdier system
OF dispensing justice,
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Nosics 'Ee Csl:asY aaceE!s.

We Are always glad 70 receive
news items or communications Oh
topics OF general interest. With re-
gard to HE latte however, CORE.
sponhents sl,0nltl remember The
limitations Of space Ill ~ paper of
,eHly twelve cu'umns, home print
ed, and sl:onlI make their articles
hs short lis possible, Six pages OF
note paper should he the limit. 'cGis
woolt. be TO their advantage lis
we'll az ours, 70, there is 10 maxim
IN writing so true as "In brcW'y
there is strength"
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No E'7ners foY tee price
g: s1:33, sac q Va'Gaa
;;ssse Book Free to
:: ss.IEaaaGgih bars. Keen Post
cd hhs:s= sc.;incY;i
Hcgeiu!r33nS.

We have arranged to send Ike THE
DEMOCRAT and the Souttcr,i Messenger.
fur$l.75. TIE Messe' ser is devoted to 'ht
u,,bnih:ir. Of Southern interests, rs well
as furnishing desirable reading Tor thc
family. s'"ries, Ladies News Fashion
Reading, l!ints TO Farmers, II: r''r'''s Dc.
s.art.ne,.t, Pap TRY &c. !ts cc'rnns will
he omen &c II! subscribers 10 have infer
nation CT va'rc to report to their feiiaw
readers Besides the two papers fer Tie
pboye nsn.el SIM. vo:wiI! soN,! IS Il
premium d ''.ii'ieatiSa in the Horse ard
His Diseases" This is book Of fifty
illustrations, ard will prove OF great va
ne 10 farmers Subscribers paying for
one year vii! haze the papers AND r'oihianI'
sent thom.
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VIGIL AN 7 I

ny Ton, ya| s.ra If Little Brown ,asS2
]; 81: Rrow,' Hal 1912, ami lIafisSs
er2. 4 -. ::,!.ar t"ii:;er, world be,SSS
|. 5.als.
Isl dam. n;.ss;.s BY JOHN Dillari,lr n
;iism ,l,,."c:lge ai,ts1N.ler Mare.p I is|
:lst's:'! pac.:is..d d,r' Of s.seas mn
.',in !>isa:.i, j; by .is!.n billiard. I'M
dams i'h1I Tt:,,:.',s;l;;. z. III: Rep;al,is
:. 2is anil Mes4a:d ,. 70. the ,laniof s
| !'i.,:,vtE, il, Ec!'ioH'''cr 2ml lambyp ,i's
! sit.s:,igr; Sci dam by JOHN issnd,jnIs
! Wig ;a'.t:s T"sn.n fa ysC,;lyifIe Ta|;sa
! mile j., 50 seconds. ssss s
/ Vis;!anF STOW ten ycars.o!l, mi,
high, and wild serve !, limited nulnlW,.Ss I
mares fer the srason 1898, ntMyplant,tiS
near st. Tsanrisshir- i..:s.
'i.I1;Ai, SIS 20
W. II. EIcll1t!R,,ssolS
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0.Io Ok the eonsplcaol.s elements OF the
-.orpe,lo's value is the fear which lis. use
axoi5es q c!sus@l terror ana deTorali-
cation at the btttie Of liiss1, aud later. in
The Franco-GcrnAn War OF 1871, the
French heet was actually frightened ont
nj prussian ports by The rumor and belief
that numerous torpedOes had been plant
I'd for their reception. A. striking in
stance of the effectiveness OF the torpedo
Is tornl in the sinking of the Blarcn En-
aala,la in Chilli during tho revolution Of
1871. The whole Of PRESIDENT Baimace;las
feet present had joined llle insurgents,
whea suddenly his two swift torpedo YES
sols, tho Lynch ana Conde,i, arrived ut
Valparaiso. They were armed with two
H-pounle- guns and four torpsao tubes.
They immediately attacked the Elanco IN
ralaAa, and the ronc!ad was taken com
plotely by surprise. She had 10 protective
net out, and no guard boats were patrolt-
ing. WAile portion Of the crew WAS on
shore. After two or three futile attempts
she Lynch approached the Encalada with
in fifty yards and discharged a torpedo.
which struck the ironClad abreast Ike
'ansiuc.rooHl. The explosion was :tronon-
ious. Many were killed, and the ship
keelel over and sank in five minutes. The
,nrpe,lo used carried e Charge Of about
Atty pounds of sln-cotton. Neither Of
The attacking boats was injured, and this
Tact aud the demonstration that such a
charge of gHu-cotten striking y vessel in
a.vital part is irresistible, combined to
give to the torpedo prominence n naval
equipment aud wagiare which it had not
Before possesscd,-Frou, "T"rredocs and
Torpedo Boats" in trauh Les,ie's Hopu-
ar Monthly for June.
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S.TiNS;zi!D !:KH,) kE5i'IlTlTl
GiEssIN CTsEJgNN5 o a

L! !t:lo''s Esy goes all of tllssss,IaI;
gate well and FIST. s2'
Service fa,.siV,G0. VIII make ti.a.,.,.I.
az ny place with return pfisilss,,Ii
mares d,no prove il. fo,i.
pastirayo free }nlt mt responsible st,,aa
4 share Of the public lv,tso,Esa. d
collected G. B. HAmi,a1ss
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Resolved, THAT lumber be ship |
ped to Mr. \ e Barrow for S!h Wa Il
On molinu o: aIr Geo Baisv, duly t
seconded, That the President az
p"iut, "A committee Of three to iav's-
tigate 'he feasibility 7.oe p'a"lng> n
well in front .! The court yard, ans!
report at Ihe next meeting OF the
Police jury.
TIE chair 'r.tpes' MeSsrs I G
Hamilton, S L ;.nvtrgnc aad Il u
/, Laal;e OF said committee.
, On motion, Clerk Of Police Jury
is hereby authorized to cnnonnre in
official Journal! i:iH. tie Beard OF
Review sits on The ';rst Monday iii
Ja;y
Tie following roa,l ovcrsog's
we're app,intel.
, II ii Williams, from Judge Bur.
: !cr's crossing to i'res I':;l & Cas-
corner,
I Norris Ogden !ro'H Tasso!;'s "a =
to dry branch. Harvard 'Ii,n'ns I:nn,
: Pipes to Chinn springs,J;m H,nz ~
> IRON, Concord church to creek t,rk
at Mrs Dycl;c,'s
Dave Sullivan from Bourgeois
lower lane to Jud. &c Buffers rlar,
jim Virsas from Ra'cllf's |,
. Bourgeois lower lane
i u u McGchee from EIail,'s Oh
!, store to AIul'Ord lur,l
Geo Washington from Nlulior,
to Miss;s:,ippi line
% Ely Turner IRON Ali.sis:,;psm liz
~ to lower gate Oh Sleepyhol'ow
:, N,l Pate from S|eepy'o|lnw eat
% to Bayou Sara a;,d pnckneyvii'
-. - road near Lnpez store
.s a D Percy from Hates store t
:. store of Jno IlpSass;cr
% \ Il Barrow FROM 3 | Barrow
- store to little Bayou Sara ford nc:'
y, LcSlssiel's store
70 Billy Carroll from 3 I Barrow
CO.. store to lower Iino of Mrs Rylan0
= place
=, Jno Brandon from lower liAe {
- ners Eylan,:i* place to Jones bralic
., S u Barrow from casper bra"c
90 to Hardwood plantation
~ Jno Brow1en from lIazelw00a /
i: Grants bayou
~ ~ jim Coleman from Grants bayou
os Hamilton cturv:i
W Z o Hamilton from Hamil;o
Il church to Drawn bayou
= Cbas Stul! from Drawn .bayo
1t to forks Of road
~ Louis West from Thompson cree
- to WA Stewards store
a Jno Newton from Ro5crtso
:" branc., Oh Pine !oad to VIM Ste,
. arts store.
;. Q Hammons fvom Thompson cree
), 10 cross road on fsia.g road
-, O 2 Worthy from. Gntrier's sto
on Flowers road to upper Jackst
y road
II.
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OF the three ba'Iiesi'ips, Shortly
10 be b,iI', an effort vii! be n,ade
10 have Que Of them nt;Ie,l Ike
IDujSd,,a.
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Observation-Disclosures

a bill is before the legislature re-
Fsirng that cities .nn,Issg street
cars provide separate c"ac'cs for
j. i IT, Il aI.r;; KS.
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y: Al. / PAPER.

De TOY exnc"t TO 90 az, rai'cr;as? We
will se'i'. yoa free q large selection G!
samples fror. Dc PER roll IN, all new eoi,-s
ana novelties Ii? 70 I:.ts w PAY
FREIGHT. We want IN ag,,'E in ever:
towu to sell "n coiaa'ssian from large
.ts,,,'e books n; capital required. 1'ol
SAMPLES o: particni,'s, address.
$. WOLF.
7l1 ;-7czss SISr.l AVE: NEW Ye:l..
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E'OI \ DIR I !.

We have opened 4 Thoroughly equipped
:.ass;:ns S:.eD and KrasS Foundry. and
are prepared to Go all work in orr line at
ss.loss:noticc. oar Specially putting new
saws into gin stands. Also fi!.sg with
new improved Garvcrasi.s SAW tiler.
We arc especially prepared to sharpen
All saws in instanls, and repair same.
Work guaranteed. General repairs on
yin houses done. Estimates for same
cl,ecrl'hly furnished.
Engines, Boilers, Ginc, Cotton presses
Sugar Mills, Boiler and Sheet Iron work a
specially
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i. f'railcisvil!e, ia,., june /. 1898.
The Police ,IHsy met this tsaI i, TrgA-
l,r Session, N,;''. y. Stewart. presiding,
ard tho following members answering 10
their Names;
s!sSs,s Geo. Baier;. s. G. Stirling,
y. \. Bcc.;'!,,n Z. Nr:is. y. II. Barrow,
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Minutes 9. last ::u,eetinG read and al'
Committee aI'; oiutea 20 revise
Police Ju'y Cole made their rrpn!'t
an.l COMMITTEES was discharged.
proved.
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Great Demonstration Over Cavaiot-
I'll. Victim of Sundays Duel.

ROME, March S.-There was an impos-
ing denaonstra ton today when the remains
CT Sig. Cavalotti the poet and dramatist
and well-knowa Radical member OF the
chamber Of deputies. who was killed IN
"A duel with swords here on Sunday after
noon. were conveyed 10 the railroad depot
on their way 70 Milan. About 2a.e00 people
followed the funeral ear. which was es-
corted by municipal guards and a battalion
Of infantry with colorS flying and band
playing.
Cavalotti's red shirt lay across tho
hearSe and numbers Of GarbaldIans In
their red shirts followed. Menitto Carl
haldt son Of the famous Gen Garihaldi,
and sig. Biauchori. president Of the cham
her OF deputies, We're among the pail
bearers
\ number or ministers. senator's and
deputies joined in the funeral procession.
which Was witnessed practically by nearly
all OF the population of Rome. Several
orations were delivered before the body
was placed on the train.