davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

5000. Neutrality-suspicious. move slowly. cicths-Fuyers
FLOUR AND MEAI,-Tnere was quiet trad. in
hour to-day az practically unchanged prices Purchases
Kansas straigsts There fair trade in rye -four
winter ssa sr6: 6s s. S. SRTaas nsf ssn s sss
5Ss 8 % s % Ns s. oS n.s s ts g os S az TPi RPs ros
stesdy; sgS.ea: ssea ). 2ses4 6o eholcs 70
as3 s ss to bsS ALe MxL SSR35edi S qudssa kn
aq no@na city sSGds qnota isi Mssts4 G
% T o s 1 81 b. ''J1fa n pen city s bSn @ s ss dS Sn SO 90
s2ia$2i 50 bulk 500 25g$22 20 OIL MEAL s2s 81
ing hsn the Tss asoa a0fs Seas2 sf at R the
able weather news from the Northwest wheat under
lost ot us rise under realizing sales Last prices
nished the bulk q bulsh considerations. chief among
by equally Tnfsvorabie adyces foSe HI sg sqppeInted
and Indiana The Minneapolis market declined ic al the
cay eaecng The news some Of tho Tepors tsh sad I'D
rust has not vet mace t 70 nave declared
eesr weather n tbs 8dae IN some days Predictions
atze9 ana no rain indicated in that section on
states Kansas ct Rlsaiaisd ansesd for Bs TRtsF wheat
and to cents IoH V0gr Dy reporting cash wheat dull
last year and Of e s oa supply against $4,000
bush copare6 Wis H shipments aggregated
70 80 points ai P faSse at 3 3LiveFpoO an advance
in store: n s11Sea as follows No red 81 for old
- 1SSs ahe No Northern Manitoba 81 70 sdos+
-. 1N--Stop loss selling IN large volume nada a.
s5, eIKei @ very weak yesterday face OF the wheat
ee ana the smaller csTlot arrivals a. Cnirsr, ,toH
SIeSled Prices al the West were carried on IL a1J
,eo,r.ss S.osel &c under Saturday ali Western
Io- nefetneless receipts proved TO ba much is-o-
tan last yesT although scheduled In buII
9 41-.sLs-lly -ess IN the future The esmatss
cTsss5 were el4 cars Visible supply figures in
bush. the
$500 Dpsh and the worlds shipments were about ne
- .SI Week Liverpool closed UNCHANGED to Nd
Det hlsher The export business included 10 Ioads
corn locally closed Csc elevator ana s3Isc
Rdoat. w. 9eHo" o4c
A4S---U niavorable weather a rnde-+o,a
oats most OF the day. contrast 10 the corr %
the visible supply increased l9a 600 bush Cash cats
IA ne NeN-for market closed
% y ID 80 eqS6zes natural white 80 10 20 n s5lL
REE.-Nonnal -o' 0SS107@~
.BARLEY--Market slow. Feeding was quotes 4slSn
He"-1oTk- and mailing 4e9b2c 1 Buffaio
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, July 1O-CATTI.E-R Receipts q 600 Including
1000 Texans market steady good to prime 60
Sc O5 poor medium So 1885 55; stocers feeders
50 5Og$4 3b 81 e5Qs4 s5: heifers 81 25qs5 can
81 5O9$2 co. bulls sg9s4 calves s3@ss 50;
fed steers. 81 2DGs5 HoGS-Recepts $4,000 market 80
heavy S5 651s5 sO rough s5 15dS5 AS light SIS 40
ass so: bulk sales. S. 6ogs5 rs. sHEEP-Receipts
Is 600; sheep 1015e higher lambs 15c higher good
wethers So 85S5 75 fair choice mixed 81 5O9
SIS % native lambs. S5dS9 is.
Cincinnati. Juy 10.1MoGs active; butcher. 50 500
shippers 81 5OGS5; common, S2Gs2 75
East Buifslo July 1O,-CATTLE-Recepts, 1850 head:
slow l0Gb15c lower: prime steers 50 5O8S5s5: shipping
steers S5s5 20: butchers 81 356S5 TO- heife 25S5
81 s5ds4 25 bulls $685. stockers and feeders
sprfngers good steady; common s29s3 lower; good
choice. s45@s5e; medium TO g9od S9o9s42; eommon
higher s5aS7 IS HoGs-Recelpts II 300 head: active
and higher: heavy saaS6 10; mixed Workers O5
rtags ssas3 90 dairies 81 T5GS6. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 400 head; active; ambs and ewes. csc
higher lambs SO 5O0S9 yearngs STGST 5O wethers SO
QS6 So: ewes 81 50GSJ %: sheep mixed, 81 6oaS5 70
Kansas CITY, July 10.-CATTLh-I Receipts. 10 900 head
steady choice export and dressed beef
s5GSS TO- fair to good 81 SOS; Western fed steers
$4 2SS 30: stockers and feeders, s3s4 20: Southern
rtser5 sS(fs4 G1: cows. 81 29S3 75:
cows 25s4 netive helters s. % S5 80; bulls 81 .
ass Is; calves s36s0 30 HoGS-Receipts. 5000 head
IS 42Hgs5 an heavy. S 4oaS5 90: packers IS 42R8
ssTs7 5o western iarahe s86ST 5o FED and year
is 81 sSSo 90 clipped sheep S4 5odS5 80: stock
ers nd feeders 81 6o6S3 70.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
READING SYSTEM
STATIONS
J Foot Liberty 81. n. r
} WTasr o11 Sc ~ u

-. n. r
sAA1AONS 1West 23d ST ~. r
Time shown below Is from Liberty ST. West 23d St
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted by designating
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH
ct5UHk0z49o 10 90 CIl5 Essto1 only, o. 10 NJ. 20
WILL KEsb4RRE AND scRANroN-s1o A. NJ. 10.
BARNEGAT-z4co. go A. M 80 q9s 40 Lakewood ss
ATIANTIc cfTY1.e4 % 4. ~. ktsn P. NJ
LONG bRAAcH. AsBGRT PARR OCEAN Grove.
FONT 5IFASANT 4ND ~ sEAas59RE a 9 q S
1dS aSs ZIP 3S SSs ~ S O. sSPsays except ossan
FIST SO tSSf aBa BSASsB.'& $50 sSndsss s sSS H.
SANDY .a6ok ROUTE Leave PIE. 81, NR 42a "a
Lave Pier i0 Il f. CEDAR st. go 10 90 1ioo A.
0G h. s O 90 0S SS In ...sbors sP6aas, Pos 1000
MO- NJ % so Zoo i9SS $50 tSS S 6 ts0S
IL Il 30 500 .aSo 41es9 z NJ i.i2is ~ = az dt n 40
si2Oe A NJ. 900 t.foo. .60o 100 P NJ. .jisIs
BsLT1MoRR AND wAssHlNeroN-sOo. 1000. aaOO
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
40 ftse Il. % tssp HsS = goSe So
ing. Postsve HsrTisbGfs only - 90 IS 90 - 80 p n
& ,5anayy. 65Ety syt ony 0a sFsror ea only f1sP
qua xsatnrdays only sE5sept Saturdays kS 20 y
fs2o M "es sa 80 so ?. NJ jii5o p NJ Ssao P mDinns
Ones: s Liberty ST. West 2ad St. Astor House 2s
. Union Square west. 279s Third Ave- 2s West l25th
ST. S4S - Columbus Ays & New York sis Sss st4 sS9
York Transfer calls for and checks baggage TO ees
" G. BEsIER. c. N. BURT.
vIce-Pres and Gen. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD a A,

9Th Ave. follows. for - A--
BOSION, via New London and ProvIdence-t4,5a
+ 5GS 59So II S5 lSOs ..,sa 4 'aliOi '1IsSO
55OS1OSN' 55OOSTOSN' va Milmantic5ts;Oo A. NJ, t3soo P.
@11:OO P. NJ. - - '''~s 'iso's
PORTLAND ana BAR HARBoR-fss:oc P NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS ST. ALBANS ana QUEBEC
tttS:s0 A. NJ. te:OO P. NJ.
FlIGaBCRG. via Putnam and Worcester-Ys.Oo ?. N
IA IA ssAAEvtl,ib and NORFOLK-t9:o2 A II. ts:31 r. M
Ill HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX, PITS
ElELD-I45O. tS:o2 A. NJ, 81 "a t3.3l p 81
TICKET orces at cGrand Central Station and e1s5ta
81 also at ez6I lis s354 Broadway. cS Park Plaes.
co Union square. elS2 Fifth Ave, c245 Columbus
T5g MaaFz0n ss aye' 50 West 18TH st 2Iss Third Avs
tExeept Sundays istops a. i25th s. xstops
a. lzata ST. SUNDAYS only Saturdays only tParlor
Limited Has dining eParior and Sleeping car
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
NAVAL STORES,

The market spirits turpentine somewhat Easy
tone. with machine made barrels at &c Rosin
without important change in prices.
rlls5 unchanged. We quote
sPIIiITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine barrela al n
QG2c
ROSIN-Common good strained, So 5oaSs 55: E.
So 80: T. So 90; c. 81 O5: H. 81 49, / 81 80; K. 81 co.
~ 81 20; y. 81 so; W @. 50 10. and W W, 50 40
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpendns 1859
Tar bbls S53
Savannah July 1O.-TURPENTTNE steady. 6s14c; salss
AIS bbls receipts 1890 shipments. 1Ss. ROSIN firm:
sales 1888; receipts 2s52; shipments 26e4 We eqote
H. So s21s; J. So s5: X. S3 9o NJ. SIS e5; N. $4: o.
81 %; W w, 81 60
Wilmington. July 10.-SPIRITS TURPENTTNE firm
67Ac; receipts 80 casks ROSIN nominal; receipts I2a
bbls. CRUDE TURPENT7NE firm; S9 80 81 % S4 40:
receipts III bbls-
Charleston July 1O-TURPENTINE and RosIN-Noth-
London July IO-TURPENTINE- Spirits 44s Cd
ROSIN-American strained 9s: do fine i2s Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
lhe statisiicsl position Of brazllan coee IS FOL

tyIlpN-T'he cotton market exceedingly excited
~ aclFe SAFES .oT the day fully 10000 bales,
sc prices az time showed q gain Of about SO q
Le "a 4 active months. which following the advance
q about 81 bale secured last week. almost
tlectacuiar showing the advance OF 50 a bale
faea Immediately following the July condition report
-eey rams the Western belt an9 food OF bad crop
@s ron private sources were contributing influences IN
e GFanee but the main thing appeared 5e the fear
Ai Ue June report q the Bureau Of Statistics had
Sessl2ted the reduction in this being the de-
ceen from the published statements mace
with reference the investigations OF The irregularities
t-e report The opening firm advance Of
30 points response 70 higher cables There big
u1de from and high records ali the
efp months made the cali New-Orleans showed
tcai activity and strength month there opening "a
pom hher and prices here Eere soon forced higher IN
he q realizing. OUTSIDE buying through
enc commission houses and heavy demand credited 20
1'eN-o-io21s hears. Liverpool turned very firm
tpors side and closed about Coz
70 American points higher. advance
eecEd ut carried October Il 35c and February
lNc. following which temporary withdrawal OF sup
rof ane professional bears caused reaction
q some 1000 points A Ettle later this partly
covered but fluctuations during the later trading
irregular and ne rnsrket closed laS 70 points on from
ne best but steady IN net advance OF 3oe4s
fnts Southern markets were oaelally reported
MN-1c local market was advanced
~ poirtE u -Sgc.
The nge prices the local markets to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

The market spot cotton closed quiet a. 80 points
advance Of Tn4ddling upland and
ltc for ni6dlnC Gulf Sales IL 500 bales delivered On
sg5-ract Southern markets were telegraIhed az
so4oWE Mobile unchanged at lOSsc; sales. 100
eees Savannah unsettled and sc higher a. 10e; sales,
&A5 bales EEltnore noullnal3y nc higher ~ l1Ec-
tllreStQn nominal. st Louis firm and sc higher ~
FAC; sales Norfolk steady and \ higher
a lie sales tSZ bales. Augusta rTn and ac higher a.
e see beZ bales New-Orlsans steady and sc higher
~ nc. sa-eF Le& bales. Estimated receipts a. lead
NJ points onorOW At Houston 1000 20 $500 bales.
ss1nst e2s last week Ss3 year: Galveston,
NO 1000 bales against and lHEt
esf ~ New-o-eans 200 1900 bales against 1000
4ast week ana 0T6 last year.
Esesipts at he ports and interior points to-day
llrea vita tie same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady.
No red. e25903se- CORN-No ? boise;, no 2 yellow
58%c. oATS-No p s3c No white. @geoe; Ne
GOOD feeding 42044e; fair to choice mailing. asQ4sc
FLAXsEED@No /, 81 26: No Northwestern, 81 A
tract grade SI2 25qSl3. PORk-Mess. bbL s12 $50
SO 10. LARD. per 100 10. 81 Ge!s0sT o. CUT MEATS
Short rib sidss loose, s. sgssI oi short clear sides
81 "a. on the Produce Exchange today: BUTTER
easier; creameries 1Sa19&c: dairies. 1501sc. EGGS
eager; included, l3e: nFsts lA1et prime
drsts Ice: extIas, iSc CHEESE arul 9AG1Giac,
Duluth July 10-Close: WHEAT,-No Northern. 81 90;
No Northern 81 on July. 81 %; September new sose
Milwaukee. - july. i0--wHBAr-Ne L Northern. 81 lss
81 IA; No Northern 81 OIas1 TO- september s7Fsc bid
RYE-No l. Sic BARIEY-No 2 SIC; sample. ASA
Minneapolis July 1o--Cfose: WHEAr-July. 81 OF;
SEPTEMBER exc; December. eAGs9Se; No hari,
First patents 50 iOgse 2o second patents s. ooas6
Phladelphia july iO-wHEsAF quill No . red. ssisg
soc July sS9SsEc. CORN quiet: July 81 a62c, OATS
quiet ARM No white natural. 3S03s1sci No white.
clipped s849Ss&e FLOUR DUH. unehangedi winter ex-
tras sS G5G$3 eO Pennsylvania roller. clear s4x4 70;
do straight s. 50s4 e5; Western winter clear ssast 20
clear sacks 20nS4 80; straight sacks. sJs5 10: do
patent sacks IS i5HS5 So spring clear 50 eesa & DO
straight 25S5 G5 do patent IS 1885; do favorite
brands SO l59s6 So BUTTER hrm; extra Western
creamery 2ilse DO nearby prints 2se EGGS nrn with
light supplies good stock; nearby fresh lIgisc loss
mark Receipts; 2oOo obi- 200 Oeo u IN sacks:
wheat. 2ooo bush; corn, 500 bush: oats svyo bush
Shipments: Wheat. 1900 bush: corn. 500 eGsAs oats
10. 800 ousa
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

5eSc; Nos and 8 Sc: g. 4eOc: No 5. 4s5c; Nc. 6,
SoV No q 4l5c; No s. 465c; No 8, 46Oc; No TO- 4ooci
20 IL 445c; No II 44o:; No ls 43Oc; Nos IA and TO-
nominal although duty paid prices unchanged and
sl quoted at Akc for 96 test centrifugal sac for 81
Test. muscovado, and 3Ao for 50 test, moiasseA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
M NEW YORK. uHIlRIu 3 WESTERN HY.
Lackawanna Railroad

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher Ss
fS-O0 A. M.-Eor BnEharnton and Emira
30. % A. M.-For Buffalo, Chicago and St Louis
t1OoO A M.-For Syracuse. OswegO. Richneld SprfngA
t12. 40 P. M-PoConO Mountain Special.
81 40 P. M,-For Buffalo and chicago
t4-OO P M-For Scranton and Plymouth.
s6.15 P. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
IS As P. M-For Buffalo, Syracuse Richteid springs
900 A M--FOr Chicago Sleepers open at % p NJ
Tickets, 149 A29. 1IS3 1434 Broadway n 33 ttton
St. Brooklyn sDaiy- Except Sunday. tFsun Fridays
and Saturdays only
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
Railroads.


PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL ROAD.
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-thirc srsss ana
Desbrosses and cortlandt streets. -..,n,
street. minute. iatsr l ,hsn tSas s.o~ Tor
ToR The WEST
.,55ssA ,5ssA.M G CHICAGO sPEcIAL= E w., c,,,,,,.r,
.rOssA.m. raR aPa s PrN%syrvAS1. N9gs L1mrrEp-,s
'IsS p. NJ. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND ST.
1856 Pm. THE PENNsYLTANrA Special Is
.assp.M ctfsRa9 fHs5s g ff%faSD. enifasG
$50 E @ksfRRN SH s4RREts AkPREHs ASP fHSc1SSA1
.sss5sPPMM. rAeIEIc eu ESpREsSs S c,r1SSar1 EXP.
1855 fiM ks,3S5$6sk SFTE$6Skd s5 sSEcIaEE 4AE SOUTH
'SS sa co5sr...ss., sss .sss '1es Hs.,sa r.
.is:ss gsaas. acoasr.,siossl Iiaissd.''.
soGTHERN RaiIwAYPPsIsss sIsPs .sas. .izS p.
ATLAkTIc colsr 1ISn-.sas q m and s.ss p
sExBoARD AIR L1Ns.-1s.ss ,. N and iiia a m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-saa p. m
FOR OLD PoiNT 'coMFoRT and NoRFobK.-1-ss
ATLANTIc ciTf-..s:ss q a n m and ass p weak
G6dTE M5y:i,5s ssas;dag. ,o..,, a.,r.,
{N95th AsbSry Park sundsys} and Point Pissss5.
Streets only. 7.40. s.5s. iOss A. m O225 satur-
days only except Long Branch). ias5, l125S satur-
days only except Long Branch). (l-25 saturdays
ony). 225 ass. s,25 (A25 except Long Branchl,
ass except Saturdays. except Long Brznchl. A5n;
and s.b5 p weekdays Sundays. az5s s2s. 1o.ss
a. m and 4'f f6R 81 m PHILADELPHIA .--
'Gi 1i 'i iss. sa' is i ss :ss sis M 80
oa2 5s5 ss 5 s soF ss S9rts ss for sofss
PhdhaslDes saadsy! @ only. iai' & aissf 1 .iss
a m. Y q; ,1sss, .1ss, .s.s s5s .4:s {'ttss
s.25 (s.55 for North Philadelphia only p. 1E1o
night
-Dining Car tE1tra-tars train.
Ticket offices. Nos. 461, 1884 s6 and ss1 Broatwayi
1s2 Fifth Avenue (below 2sd St3 2s3 Fifth Avsnus
(corner 2sth ST.: Aster House. and stations
named above; Brooklyn. S42 Fulton Street $50 Full
ton. Street $50 Broadway. and Pennsylvania ANNEX
station The New York Tranzfer Company Will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination.
Telephone '549 Chelsea" for Psnnsyfvank R2ilrosd
Cab Service.
W W. ATTERBURY T. r WOOD,
General Manager. Passr Trafio Manarsr
GEO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

f0Tegn cotfee markets: Rio-HCfee market
Rio zSTI5 exchange f6t d. receipts bags: ship
nsHts FOR the United States 1900 rags; shipments for
EurQe. 1000 bags; stock 5000 Santos-Cofree
market steady good avefHge Santos $500 receipts %
90 hags; stock 5000 bags. EamburE-Conee market
ogened Unclaimed % pfg higher; at 2:so
rel a. a was lower:
sales 5000 bags Tfavre-Co1ee market opened steady
4 franc higher; y declined u franc; al $50 o n!
urcf- ryal- total sales fePs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
interior points today. com
week and last year:

No, EEehange special LTerpooi cables Spot cotton
i.leA doing: sales 5000 bales speculation and
-, ~. American 5000 mi6diing upland. $3.50. Fut-
.openec firm j. points Up and l8 points
tr5- el distant positions: closed excited, 33Q35
lssb,-r-s.sf July JuiyAugust Augustseptember Sep
Cctobcr-f November, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
49, - eaDsry gsnuary-lrebruaTy and Februsgy-
- e1s1s Earc5-&IrE AQrli-.zxy and kzy-JuEs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 1e-FLoUR firm; fancy sprins. patent
SO %: spring clear S4 % WHEAT-Spring dull; No 1
Northern 81 Ia CORN lower; No yeiow; sc; No
corn Gle OATS steady; No white. 37Aci No 2
mixed 35e RYE dull No TSc. Canal freights steady
wheat to New-YOrk. S3sc; oats. PC
Chicago July 10-The leading futures ranged as fol-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13

Next Tuesday the school patrons
IF i've school districts In the parish
will he called on to vote on the levy
ing of a Ave mill tax for FIVE years In
aid OF public education. The districts
In which the elections are to he held
are Christian Hope, Oak Grove. Mont
gomery, Hargis and Harmony. Elec-
tions were held In the last three nam
ed districts last February. butowine
TO the severe weather the patrons
could not get to the polls to vote: ano
the tax failed to carry for lack OF the
requisite number Of votes. Now thai
the chance presents itself again tn
citizens of these districts should turf
out and give the tax handsome
vote and increase the school funt
for their districts, thereby benent
ting themselves and their children.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13
ya, nbo,D to xosl ano 9tns 9ramrt fim sgfu
cnrAy GRANT PARISH. La. SATURDAY, MAY IS. 1905.
Police Jury Proceedings.

0ffeial proceedings OF the ponce Jury VI ufone
ma rish held at Colfax on May &. 1906
The police Jury met Tn special session TOT tne
of receiving bids for the erection OF water
,sorts and sewerage for the Jail with the follow
,ne members present: John Randolph. w. L..
Johuetou, w. ii. Tully. T. h. West. BAN Sohn-
SON and J. Y. Drewett. a..
Bjds for the waterworks and sewerage lot tns
iaIl were made by the Alexandria Piumoine ana
Construction Co.. and Z. b. HUI Construesiou
co IA follows: Alexandria Plumbing ana Con
struction Co. the sum OF $500. +. b. huh Con
struction Co. 5000, which bids were taken unoer
advisement. and the Jury went into an executive
ss..ion After a dIscussion of the bids made, the
iury on motion Of Mr.. Tully rejected al BIDS
made for the reason that they were too hign. ana
the clerk instructed to advertise for other dos 70
be made at the July meeting
The following claims were then ahoweo'
mr. Johp X. Thomas attention to prison.
ers under arrest at Rochelle In the case =,
of state VS.. Richardson. ct. ais ~ -
NJ e. Swafford jailor. II y
i. w Duncan quilts and blankets for Jury :.
In Denton case -, 10 y =,
]. H. McNeeiy. supplies for iail.......'.. , 10 .
NJ y Svafford, sheriff LOG =
j. r. smith. repairing of Rocky bridge.
The sheriff made his fin al settlement Of the ia,
| rolls for the year 1884, which report ana settie
ment was accepted, and he given Quietusior IN
same. A.
There being no further business the body the
adjourned on motion Of Mr.. Johnson
| "c w C,sprr JNo. RANDOLPH.
| Clerk. President.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13
Timber Land Notice.
United States Land Once.
New Orleans. Louisiana,

UnlteO StdtcS 1<ttuu OhSS'l
New Orleans. Louisiana,
March 22d. 1900
Notice IL hereby given that In COM
plIance with the provisions OF the act
~ Congress, uf June 81, 1878. enti-
fled IAN act for the sale OF timber
lands I'm the State Of California. Ore
con. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" as extended to all the puonc
lands states by act Of August 4, loSz'
DAVID /. WILLIAMS,
Black Creek. Grant parish. La. has
this day fled In this Office his sworn
statement No. $40 for the purchase OF
the NV or NV or Of sec IL. L. z, N. n.
2 W.. La. Mer., and will OFFER PROOF to
show that the lands sought Is more
valuable for its timber or stone. than
for agricultural purposes, and to es
tablish his claim to said land Deior,
lanes ]. O'Quinn. Clerk OF DISTRICT
Court. at Colfax. La. on Monday
June 18th, A. ID. 1905. He names q,
witnesses Columbus Elkins, OF Blaci
Creek: ID. G. Mitchell. j. NJ. Foste
and ]. B. Williams, Tide, La. +.
ANY and all persons claiming 40
yersely the above described lands ar
requested to file their claims IN TN
office. on or before the said 18th da,
of June, 1905.
WALTER l.. COHEN,
| Al Register U. ). Land once.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13
w. G.. +. U. Meeting at Pollock.
Pollock, La. May 8, 1905.


Editor COIEax Chronicle: -
Our prosperous little town was
Waited this week with a number OF
noble women representing various
ma rishes of our State, in the interest
of the w. C. Il. o., which held Dis
trjct Convention here, commencing
Tuesday the I'd inst. and closing
Thursday night the 4th inst, three
services A day. 1t was the Eleventh
Annual Convention held In the NJ. Z.
church. presided over by Mrs: kate
4. wilkins. district president. Inc
convention was visited ana rendered.
most valuable services by Mrs. Anna
Simmons, of Chicago, and Mrs: A. l.;
Wilson, of Monroe. Both delivered
able addresses.
The meeting was a grand success
from the beginning to the end FROM
the reports. this army OF noble women
are doing a grand work ana enouid
be strongly supported by the people
at large. The w. G. I. U. OF this dis,
trict should he and believe are PROUD
of their president. Mrs. Kate +. VIII
kins, Of jennings. La. l must say
they showed fine Judgment In select
ing such fine character fT theil
presiding officer. The exercises wert
splendid and highly appreciated 10y
all. Our boys and girls did honor te
their parents and town IN whici
they live.
The visiting delegates were weller
tertained. Welcome address In behai
of the town. by Hon. A. W. Stewar
mayor; in behalf Of the churches, ..
: Rev. LEY Brian; In behalf OF tn
schools, by Jno. c. Monroe; In be
half of the w. G. T. u. by Mrs. lame
. Goodding; In behalf OF the Us: o
I Miss Matty Stewart; In behalf OF tn
> y. T. LIS by Miss Ethel Branon. Co
, lections I'm full.
. A grand reception was given by tn
/ local union at the home Of the writel
!. After feasting ON good things PHI
toyrapher was given employmen
and succeeded In getting fine grou
of the w. c. T. U. and many OF the
friends.
g May this good work go on and Q
n until our boys and girls will be o,
of reach of all temptation OF vice
= all OF It's forms.
n Respectfully.
Ia JAMES II. WALKER.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13

In replying to the criticism OF the
umpire OF the two games OF base naiI
recently played In Alexandria by the
Colfnx and Alexandria teams, "A
PLAYER" in writing to the Town
Talk. saws they viii be careful to
NAV against gentlemen hereafter:
No criticism was offered against the
bows who composed the Alexandria
team. but tn the contrary our Oovs
COMMUNICATED them on the treatment
they received while I'm Alexandria
The umpire came In for all the criti-
cism. and the way the game was
thrown up by our boys shows thai
their complaint was just. After play
ing a ten inning game and belng ON
or two runs ahead, and having two
men out. and then throw the gam
up certainly shows that something
was rotten in Denmark" Az To oul
boys not being gentlemen we WI
oniy consider the source from wnic!
the statement was made and let
pass at that.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13

From the Chaplin, s. c., News: cary
IN the spring my wife and / were taken
WITH diarrhoea and 90 severe were the
mains that We called a physieian who
prescribed for us. but his medicines fail.
ed to give any relief. A friend who had
: bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand gave
each Of us dose and we at once felt the
effects. / procured bottle and before
using the entire contents we were ent're
" cured. 1t is a wonderful remedy an9
should be found in every household. n
C. Bailey, Editor. This remedy Ne io
sale by J. H. McNeely.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13

vish to saw to those who contemplate taking
IN. examination preparatory for the teaching In
the public schools Of this parish. that have re
Gently been informed by state supt- J. b. Asweil.
that the time for holding examinations mas oesn
deferred from June to August 4th ana sth, Oh 'n'.
year, at which time all OF the summer Nor"e'
schools will have been taught and the applicant.
who attend said schools will Be better prepared
to take the examinations than they would otner
wise be. :.
sincerely trust that most Of the teachers VII
attend one or more Of these schools. realizing tha
by close application they will be benefited
Yours for education.
in WARNER. Supt-
ucli,ck Ia Nav l. 1905.