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q. 8. Land OfIcs, New Orleans, La.
NovsmboP q. loo2.

o. 8. Land OfIcs, New Orleans, La.,a
November Q. 1sozs /
Notice = hereby given that In compIlanos with
the provisions Of the act II Congfess 81 Juns 4
1873, entitled An oct for Tie sale 81 timber land
IN the States q California. Oregon. Nevada. sad
Weehtngton TsrfatoFy." - extsnded TO "a tie
Public Land States BY aet Of August 4. 1oo2,
WILLIAM J. SwOR.
q vefda pogtomcs. parish Of Grant, State Of Lou
tsfana. has this day nied II this once his sworn
statement No. -. for The purchass Of the sosth-
Wsst quarter Of section u. township morrill, range
the land sought b more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes. and to -
tahllsh bic claim 10 said land be1ors Clerk Of IT,
January, a. u. 1soo. He Names - witnesses:
lanes Chc1ette, }. Z. YleteAsr. Joha -. Bullock.
C. l.. Pervb. al Of verda, La Any nod all NJ
ar requested 20 ~ tkeir claims = this enc %
sss ss''' - "a "a s e isscs s 3;
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1s,v
November 9. 1eo3.
Notice b hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the oct Of Congress Of Juns 3,
1873, entitled IAN Get for the sale Of timber lands
In the States Of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
washington Territory" a. extsnded to an the
Public Land States By oct Of August 4. ls97.
OLIVER G. NUGENT.
OF Iatt postofnce, parish OF Grast, State Of Lou
lsiana, has this day filed in this o6Bes ND sworn
statement No. -. for the purchase of The north
vest quarter Of northeast quarter. east half q
northwest quarter. and southwsst quarter Of
northwest quarter. section 9, township north.
range west, La. Aer., and VIII offer proof to
show that the laud sought u more valuable Tor
it, timber or stone than for agricultural purpose
and TO esteblish his claim to SAID land before 3.
8. MurTen, Q. 3. Commissioner. ct Dry Prong, La,
on Monday. the 18th day Of January, ls03. Re
names - Witnesses: J. e Nugent. ~. H. Nugsnt.
r. n. Deem. and W. p. Dssn. al Of Iatt, La. any
and al psFsons claiming adversely the above-ds-
scrfhed lands are requested to Me their claims In
1904 WALTER Z. COHEN.
bowls Hsgbtsr.
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Timber Land Notice.

U. =. Land Once. New Orleans, LA.,)
November -. 1874.
Notice = hereby 9iven that in compliance With
the provisions Of the oct of Congress Of June g.
1873 entitled IAN act for the sale Of timber Lands
in the States Of California. Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Tsrritory." a. extsnded to an the
Public Land States by oct of August 4. leo7.
JOHN B. HAWKINS,
Of Pollock. parish Of Grant, gtats a Louisiana,
has this day h1ed In this once his sworn statement
No. -. for the purchase Of the southwest quar-
ter Of southeast quarter, section -. township 8
north. range west, La. Ner.. and win ousr proof
to show that the land sought b more valuabls
for its timber or stone than for agf1cuItural pur
poses. and to establish hs claim to aid land BE-
fore Is. .. nurrell. q. 8. COmmissfoner, at Ada,
La. ON Friday, the 3oth day Of February, 1908.
He names as Witnesses: w. B. Thompson, Pol
lock. La. William Hharblno. Colfax. La, James
Watson and W. n. HaWkins Of Black Creek, La.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands ere requested 70 ale their
claims in this once or before said 18th day Of
February. 1908 WALTER L. COHEN.
ooc6 RegistGP
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u ,. Land Oulo9. Nov OFIeonB. L.
September %. 1902.
NOTICE - hereby given that in compliance with
the proyieions Of the Act Of Congress Of June ),
le79 entitled "An Act for the sale Of timber land
e 4, re State q California. Oregon. Nevada and
= '' All III = N fSscis !. ''
q Iatt.- parish Of Gunt, Louisisna, has this
DAY eied In this 0l3ce his sworn statement Mo-
tnr the purchase q the hf Of nv or sec 50, tp
On, range ". La. Mer.. and viii oder proof 10
show that the land sought Il morn vnlusbIe for
it, timber Or stone ths! for its agricultural pur-
fore z. 8. MuTrell. o. s. Commisaioner, At DRY
Prong: La, ON Monday. the z2d DAY Of Dsoem-
bers 192 She names g witnesses: n. A. 3. Nu-
81 3 la 80: L. AZ . & II pen sss ss
saLmlsG sey..s e a5e!s ds1g1be3 lsnds
- s. vzi az !, o; sS 'I ss,~.s
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Land ones q New or!s.n.. Ia. !

Land Omce at New Orleans, L0.,(
October 81, 1oo9s
Notice q hereby given that In compliance WITH
the provisions Of the Act Of Congress Of Juns ID,
1873 entitled IAN Act for the sale Of timber lands
IN the States Of California. Oregon. Nevada. and
Warrington Territory. ~ extended to an u the
Public Land States By oct Of Augrst I. lso2.
DANIEL c. MITCHELL.
Of Tide posto1ics, parish Of Grant. State Of La.
has this day nled In this oface his sworn state
ment No. -. for the parchass Of 8 hf Of Nh ar,
and hf Of = q. sec. - tip n, rsnse w. La
Mer.. and WI oflgf proof to show that the land
= more va1uable for It, timber than for agriculs
tuFa purposes. and to establish he claim to said
land before the Clerk Of ths Distf1ct Court at Col
names ~ witnesses: J. ". white, Frank n.
Deem. n. Foster, Alonso J. EIkins. II Tide post
once. La. Any all persons claiming adversely
the above described land ara requested 70 ale
thetr claims in this 0fice on or befofe the said
18th day Of January. A. D. 1904.
nov8 WALTER L. COHEN. Reeistsr.
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NO. s..


Notice 10 hereby given that in compliancs With
the provisions Of the Get of Co0grees Of June Il
1914 entitled IAN aet for the sale Of timber landd
in the States Of California. Oregon. Nevada. and
Washington Territory" - extended 70 ell he
Public Land States hy oct IT August 4 l0oa,
PERRY COLEMAN.
Of Sand Spur, parish Fl Grant Ststs e Lo1isi.
Statement No. -, for the purchase 0f the south
vest quarter Of northeast quarter, eecsion 8 -
8 north. range veet IA. Her,. and Win of3er
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purpose. and TO est.bllsh bis claim to said land
before 3. y. Munell. y. 8. Commissioned at
leos. He names a. witnesses: Nat Foster, Co
llmbls Hkins, A. 3. Foster, Joseph Williams,
AL Of Sand Spur. La. Any and III persons elaine
ing adversely the above described lsnds are re-
quested to ale their claims in this Ofaee on o.
before said ID day Of January. 1908
02 WALTER L. COHEN, Register.
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Alexandria had the free d,,liverv :

Alexandria had the free delivery Of
mail system commenced In that city
on the 1st instant. Thirty-one mall
boxes have been placed In different
portions Of the city. and Leroy A.
Stafford. J. d. David, and M. H. La
bat have been appointed a. mail
carriers.
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Land Once 1t New Orlsaus. La.
September n, l000.
Notice y hereby given chat in compliance With
the provisions Of the Act OF Congress Of June 8,
1873. entitled IAN Act for the sale Of Timber
LApds In the 6(ates OF California OREGON Ne
vada. and Washington Territory" - extended e
AZ tSs Pablis Land States. By Act Of August Z,
l' yoHN cAarR
Of Pollock, parish Of Grant, State Of La. has
this day fled in this once his sworn statement
No. for the. purchase Of the vest half Of sonth
west, IL. ner.. and will offer proof 70 show thai
the land sought 10 moro valuable for it's timber or
ss1 p;s sh an fGr ssfee!fuf,l prfposes snd e es
rell, y. 8. Commissioner, ct Ada, La, on 0atur>
day. the d day ef Jsulary. A. o. 1909. he names
viii Pledssr. George Guynes, all Of independ.
euce,- La. Any and elf pefsone claiming Cd
vereely the above described land are requested
to fils their claims in this Office on Or before
said 81 day Of January, 1908.
octis WALrkb L. COHEN. Register.
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OO<O0oH ~ A9@9s
With t6e provisions q the Act u Couiress q
June :, l61S, entitled IAN Act for. the sale Of
Timber LAnds in the 6tates Of California, Ore
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory" a. 81.
tended 70 aIl the public land States b. cot Of
WILLIS H. SMITH,
Of latt postoeRce. parish Of Grant State Of Lou
isiana, has this day filed in this of1ce bis sworn
statement No. -, for the purchase Of the east
half Of northesst quarter, northsaet Of ngrthwsst
quarter and northwest quarter Of northeast Or,
section 9. tp 0north, range west, La: ner.. and
will Offer proof to show that the land sought II
more valuable for its timber or .stone than for
AGRICULTURAL pn.posss. and 70 e.tablish his claim
gionef, at Ada Louisiana, on Saturday, the srd
day Of January A. D. 1903. He names e. wit.
nsssess + b Smith. william nosely, Z;
La. Any and all persons claiming adversely,
the shove described lands are requested to Afe
c2s WALTER L CoHEN. Register.
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Our first perceptible frost this fan
came Nov. 9th, Thanksgiving Day,
and the first killing frost came on the
morning Of Dec. 9Th. These dates are
about q month later than frost usu-
ally puts In its appearance.
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Timber Land Notice.
o. 8. Land Office 1t New OrIesns, La, I

September %, 1909.
Notios Is hereby given that in compliance with
the pr0visi0ps Of the Act of Congress- Of June 8.
1873. entitled An Act for the sale OF timber
lands 10 the3tates Of California. Oregon Neva-
d. and Washington TERRITORY )" as extended TO
NANCY c. RICHARDSON.
Of lntt parrish OF Grant, State Of Louisiana has
No. - for the purchase Of the northeast quar-
ter OF n rtheast quarter. eection 80, tp enorth,
range west. and will ohsr proof to show that
or stone than FOR .asricuItunl purposes. and IN
eetabiish bis claim To- said land before Z. s.
L.. on Monday. the End day Of Decsmber.
A. d. 1902. He names ~ witnesses: w. A. 8.
Nugeut. B: J. nusent w. p. Deem. and Rufus
q! per.oDs claiming adversely the above describ-
ed lands are requcseed t. file their claims in THE
once on OF before said 1pd day Of December,
lN3. WALTER l.. COHEN,
ooptkl Register.
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Shoes for sure! Best in stock. and
plenty galore! Eighteen cases OF the
M. ID. Wells celebrated shoes, Just re-
ceived by j. p. Lewis. All sorts and
sizes, colOrs and qualities.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-12-06

Keep your liver in good condition by
using Simmons Liver Purifier (tin box.)
1t corrects constipation. cures indiges-
'tion. bilioueDees, stops headache. gets
your heart 10 the right place 20 you can
smile at your neighbor.
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FURNITURE: You'll be surprised at
the swell wefl-made things you can
buy at such small prices, at
ERsTERBROoK & Co.
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MARRIED.-Thursday, Dec. 4th, Co
lumbus Garcie and Miss Mary Nagles
were united in matrimony, Magis-
trate ]. Q. Long officiating.
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The Election Returns.

Ofiicial returns of the election held
Nov. 4th, were not received in Baton
Rouge from all Of the parishes OF the
State until Nov. I'D. The vote by
Congressional districts Is as follows:
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STOVES: The best thing about a
stove transaction here is that the
price Is lower and quality higher, at
EAsTLRBROOK 4 Co.
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The vote ON the SIX amendme

the constitution was as follows:
Article AZ Ito fund city certificates):
For 1906. against 4467.
Articles 50, SO, 80. 100, los, al (judt-
cial amd'ts): For 1886. against 1921.
Article l56 Judicial fund.-: For 6201,
against 6442
Article 1913 (poll tax: For SSH,
against 1862
Article 226 (board of appraisers):
For 1882, against 51S4.
Article go (exempting parsonages):
For 1883, against 5299.
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Christmas tricks and handsome
holiday presents can be found in lib
eral supply at the Valley Drug Store.
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Notice Of Final Proof.
Land Office at New Orleans, La,
November %. 1902.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
made before James j. O'Quinn, Clerk
District Court. at Colfax, La, on Janu-
airy 10th, 1903. viz:
WILLIAM SHARBINO,
H. f. -, for the west half of the
southwest quarter secti n q, Up. north
range west, La. mer. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continu-
ous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: William Chelette. Ran
dolph Chelette. jackson Sharbino. Oscar
DuBoise, all Of Villas, La.
dc WALTER L. COHEN, Register.
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NOW TAEhB 40 DANQEhs
LaterSSince writing the above we
have been handed the following tele-
gram, to Mr.. Kelly, the Valley depot
agent at this place, viz:
Shreveport. La. 10 a. m,
December A, 1902.
Red river continues rapid. Prepare
for flood. May go above thirty three
feet at Shreveport within next five
days. People should remove them
selves and stock and all portable
property to places Of absolute safety.
Notify all. CRONK.
This telegram is from J. w. Cronk,
U. s. local observer at Shreveport.
and indicates that the rainfall Of Wed
nesday night and Thursday morning
has greatly added to the volume of
water that is to come down the Red
river valley. The statement that 1t
may go above 80 feet at Shreveport
in five days gives us a serious and
dangerous condition, as that Is 4 feet
above the danger line at Shreveport,
and will probably give this region in
another week about the high water
OF 1890. With local conditions favor
ing, it might even go higher, and
stand somewhere near the 1892 mark.
The latter stage we consider as alto
gether improbable, since the weather
has cleared OF cool. in fact we doubt
very much whether the present flood
coming down on us will bring the rise
in this section to the 1880 level, which
was 10 inches lower than in 1892.
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The Town Talk. OF Alexandria, in
it's issue of Nov. 18th, discussing the
stage of water in Red river, says:
I'VE can expect q feet at Alexan-
dria from the present rise with 81 feet
at Fulton. OF course II the river goes
higher at Fulton than 81 feet we will
havemore than % feet at Alexandria.
After the river gets out Of its banks
at Fulton, which 1t il at 81 feet. Alex
andria is lucky to escape with foot
for foot In the rise there"
Our neighbor was never wider of
the mark In its life, than when it says
Alexandria is lucky to escape with u
foot for FOOT rise in Red river at
Fulton. We rarely ever get foot for
foot rise with Shreveport, and then
only when the Mississippi river is
high and we have unprecedented rains
to fill the bayous, sloughs and lagoons
in this locality. AS a rule we get 6
or 8 inches for every foot rise at
Shreveport, and seldom over 6 inches
for rise at Fulton, in any event.
We notice that the newspapers at
Shreveport and at Alexandria for a
week past have both laborcd under n
misrepresentation of the facts relative
to the risei In Red river. Their reports
give the ordinary mind to understand
that there is eminent and immediate
danger In their respective localities,
whereas such was not the case. This
is a most important matter to thou
sands of people, and undue sensation
and mischievous apprehensionsh should
not be aroused by Incorrect state
ments or erroneous deductions on the
part of ill-informed reporters and
space writer's.
The U. 8. Weather Bureau reports
Of the stage of the water in the rivers
is printed every day In most of the
leading newspapers Of the country,
and q glance at the table will give
an intelligent insight into the true
conditions. From a careful observ-
ance OF these reports we give 1t as
our opinion that the danger line will
not be reached in Grant and Rapides
parishes, without change in the
conditions reported up to Dec Sd.
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Brief communications upon subjects of
public interest solicited, but NO attention
will be paid to anonymous writer's.
Address: CHRONICLE. Colfax, La.
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Official advertisements 81 per square
Tor first insertion; each subsequent pub
licntion 50 cents per square.
IL Judicial advertisements must be
paid for in advance, or they will be dis
continued after the first insertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15

for congress at Tacoma tomorrow
would split the convention Int" two
factions. one headed by Senator
George Turner. Of Spokane. and the
other by Colonel Lewis himself
Hut VIII he SO appear Colonel
Lewis and Senator Turner have for
SOME time. u is said. been striving
against each other for the leadership
of the party la the state, with king
county as a FIELD OF action. The two
rivals may, Il II said. meet In bat
tie royal IA the city Of Destiny to-
morrow.
Senator Turner, II 10 alleged. Ia
voru the nomination of AIT cottcrrili
for congress. Tie 10. OF course. dee
cidedly opposed 10 Colonel Lewis.
The majority OF the Democrats of
King county would be Satisfied with
Mr. Cottrriil. provided Mr.. Lewis
were not candidate. hut with
Colonel Lewis In the field even Mr.
cotterill. Il can be said with safety.
would not only get out ~ the fight.
bat would urge hiH supporters into
line for Colonel Lewis
The burning question IA whether
Colonel Lewis VIII be 4 candidate.
The colonel IL absent from the state
hnd cannot answer t. II - even
doubtful whether he VIII be al Ia
coma tomorrow
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be done within the next few days.
end all the rooms are ia uHe NJ this
time. The window shades are also
10 be put up.
The entire eighth grades Of the
Pacific. ceiitral. Columbia, Minor
and Cascade schools. ana the first
and second divisions Of the eighth
Crude Of the flninter and Mercer
schools viii be held at the HiHh
schools buildings.
Until the Wuiin Walla. Twenty
first avenue and Thomas street.
Warren avenue. Ross. Interplay nud
University Heights new school
buiidingn are completed. which viii
be from one 20 four months. double
sessions will be held IN the Column
bia. Cascade, Minor. Rainier, Denny
Queen Anne and Day schools. The
first division VIII begin a 5 80
O'Clock and continue until 10 80. the
next from 10: 80 10 1890. then the
nrst division again from 49, 30 TO
2 so. aud the second division VII I'M
18Th the day from 30 20 I 80 o'clock
There Is an addition over the NUM-
baf employed last year OF - new
tenehers To the corps az this time.
and n Is expected that more VIII
have 20 be added.
fhe Central will be used az q grade
school. but this means no addition
10 the school facilities, as son y
rooms rented last year are not used
this year. -Four rooms are rented on
Main street and six rooms In con-
neetion with other schools.
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WANT COL. LEWIS FOR
ONE OF CONGRESSMAN

The king county delegates to the
Democratic state convention. which
meets Ia Tacoma tomorrow morning,
held their first caucus AT noon today
Ia the rooms Of the jefferson club.
IN the Howard building.
Contrary to general expectations
the delegates who were present post
poned All discussion of congressional
candidates until tomorrow. For that
reason the rank and file 81 the party
n sttli In doubt rs to whom the
Democrats OF King county viii in.
dorse as their choice for q scat IN
the lower house OF the national leg
iNiature.
The slate which oncc bore the
name OF George = Cotterriii a. King
couuty's Democratic candidate FOR
congress has been altered within the
past few days BY the friends Of
James Hamilton f.cNls. who have
caused decided rafting ameng the
dry bones hy putting M the name Of
the former congressman as a can
dldate FOR another term.
Colonel Lewis. though rarely TAX
Ina an active part In the factionai
fights OF the King county psmees
racy has ever heen prominent fac
tor in them. and Il II very probable
that HIS appearance aH a candidate
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ms mockly by with one hand duti-
fully hanging At his aide. while with
the other he pulled the hair Of the
little darling standing beside him.
The exact Increase ia registration
VIII not be known for a day or two,
or until complete reports can be SEE
cured from every teacher However
"a iH estimated that the registration
Gt the beginning 90 last year. 1881.
VIII be increased by several thoua-
and, In the High school alone an In
crease Of more than $50 IN expected.
bringing the total registration up to
about 500.
In cases Of removal 90 the city
from other places. the pupils nre adj
mifted 10 grades on certificates from
the schools whore they formerly ct.
tended II the schools are known here.
n not known. the pupils are admit
ted 60 grades On Trial after = short
oral examination. The pupils who
have attended the Seattle schools IN
years past are admitted on reports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-15
He WANTS
SECURITY

The butchers strike situation re.
mains nehsnged. There aFe. how
ever. Fumorr that a startling change
VIII occur within the next few days
through the Intervention Of friends
Of organized labar outside thr city.
Secretary Rust, " fhs Western
Central Labpf Union. went Ia Taco
ma this morning on a secret mission
u great Importance. according "a
members - the strike committees.
who nay that news of deepest IN
tsrs3t 10 the strikers viii ha made
public upon bic return
There is apparently little hope that
the bye Nfahu company VIII sub
NIT Fhs STRIFE 10 arbitration On any
terms that the Central Labor Union
will accept A conference Waa held
between the officers OF The romyan rs
ard three members ~ the strike
committee saturday afternoon. bat
nothing was accomplish
The committee the strikers assert.
was Invited 10 Wait the packing
house by member Of the Frye
Hruhn company The visitors were
eourtsoBxlY rsretvsd ard Tor tiuie
negotiations proceeded IN a pFamis-
ing manner. When u came n a dis
cun~fon ~ the matter Of signing a
aNNFslAf AEfAHtlHfiH ~ 70 AH1 tHtfnN 81
settlement. however. the negotia-
tions were broken off
shows sis Hand
The strike committeeman aiiers
that Charles frye. president ~ the
company. demanded to know what
security the unions had to offer that
the agreement would be lived up to.
prefaeing the demand with the state
merit that his coffpary had plenty Of
money 20 back up itH signature.
The committee informed him that
the word Of the unions wac generally
considered sufficient IN such mat.
ferr Mr.. Ffy~. II r. claimed. blunt
- asserted this, the simple pledge Of
no union would be accepted hy him
This statement dtHpieased one MEM
her u the committee and he with
drew. whsfeupon the interview ter
minated.
The strikers expressly deny that
they sought the interview with the
Frye. Bruhu people.
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ROOSEVELT
RECEIVES

OYSTER hay. sept. is.-Rooas-
veifs great public reception was at
tended By te.0ee people this after
noon. The affair commenced nj J
o'clock and lasted Until 8 O'Clock
-Four bands aefe on the lawn. This
grounds and avenues we're decorRt-
81 wtth fiasH The rope aisle TO the
place where the president stood to
receive his guests Was continusliy
thronsed with people. many II whom
addressed tho president A. Teddy.
having kuoNn him since hos hood.
Mrs Roosevelt assisted the presi-
dent.