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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-18
WALDO.
NORTH PALERMO.

The friends here Of Miss May Hatch,
who has been at the Philippines the
mast year with her parents, Major and
Mrs. Eyerard Hatch, have received
the announcement of her marriage in
Manila to Lynn Brown, prominent
business man in Lucena, Tayabas'
Miss Hatchs mother was Mrs. Mile
Rowe Hatch formerly of this place,
VINO died in 1896 Miss Hatch passed
much of her school life here with her
amt. Mrs. Charles Arnold. and en-
deared her herself to many, all OF
whom extend hearty congratulations
to the young couple.
Mrs. Eliza Nelson went to Boston to
visit her children and will soon g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-18

~ Maine Produce Co., organized
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-18


Notice has been issued from the Of
ave OF the Board of Railroad Com
M'ssiohers that a hearing will be held
a. =, 'he Office of the board at the State
muse at 10 A. NJ. Friday, June 10, on
apetltlon of the Maine Central Railroad
~ which asks the approval by the
Dvaid OF the location of a branch track
""'ch The company is DESTROYS of con-
aaucun% and maintaining in the town
" FAIRFIELD, Somerset county, extend
As hoftheastly from point about one
-ie north of Fairfield to the sawmill
=. ue hume & Newhall Co. on the west
sno,e OF the kennebec river. The rail-
,oad company further asks that the
noard determine the manner and con-
1"'ons by which the branch track may
oss tha county road and the track of
A'' FAIRFIELD & Shawmut Railway.
Inc June bulletin of the department
:. agriculture is now in the hands of
s.s s printer and will soon be ready for
.a.. ~ The subject of the bulle-
Nv VIII be the reconstruction of dairy
ihs' and the publication will contain
S7'les of articles illustrated by dia-
~ ,r,' 1t is expected that the number
WI be Of much value
,o. tyson Smith of Auburn, State SUI
Mm'endent of the public schools of
S Some. who was at his Office in the
a'e House Monday, left in the after
~ oh Tor Gorham where he will attend
-, graduation exercises at the Normal
School today.
~, e Following corporations have filed
o@ i certificates of organization at the
OF secretary of State:
,,ierican TaNameter Cab Co., organ
a.. at Belfast, for the purpose of con-
VII wing a general automobile cab ser
~, business and for other purposes
na.n. N,5OO,0OO capital stock, of which
Eng Is paid in. Officers: President
chsrce W. Lord of Belfast: Treasurer
es.-' es II. Sargent Of Belfast. Certifi
Rled June II, 1908.
~ M2ino DrnI,,oo ~ nizof
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-18
The Augusta Horse
Breeders Association

stations. They Will stand at
by
Of m $40
No payment
qured at
taken
DRAGON, a Government Bred French Coach
Stallion old stands 1917 hands and weighs 1875
limb md He
vALEREN, is imported Stallion
with forehead A
G. L. BLAKEIEY Manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-18

at Caribou, for the purpose of dealing
in Produce with $4,000 capital stock, of
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President, Andrew NJ Graham Of New
buryport, Mass; Treasurer, John H.
Graham of Caribou. Certificate filed
June II, 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
CHAPTER NxNiiI.
A Halter Reward.

When Mason received a reaucal
10 call an Mr. Frazer Of Wilkinson.
Frazer & Co. he made up hts mind
that the end vas IN sight
tie had besn half,expcetlng some.
thing IF the sort II had come %
his ears that NIB Howe had made
the threat. Wen drive him ont Of
the ward" and he was satisfied
that Howe was speaking Tor the Old
Man.
This. howeycF. was a mistake
When tlArhinn reported. the Old
Man was dlsgfpatled 20 think that
Mason had escaped hts clutches.
and that. tn consequence. Il might
b. necessary to hold the sas meas
IRE back until there Vas a ncw
council. bat the Old Man vas not
as slndictive as some Of his lietl'
tenants lie seldom wasted hts
energies where nothing was 90 be
GAINED All he said was, Damned
obstinate fooli and then began De.
visins schemes for success instead
% revenge.
hut Mason dla not know this. 81
the summons disheaFteued him.
fTo hss continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
AGED MAN DIES

Robert Scott Kendall. 81 years
old died Monday night al tho home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Margaret n.
Hayes. 1894 Melrose az.
kendalla wife. only a few years
Younger survives him. They had
been married GO years.
Mr. Kendall was born In scot.
land. aud when three years old HIS
parents emigrated 10 NoW lirunB
wick. fle resided later IN Maine.
Minnesota aud Montana, where he
WAS engaged IN the lumber bust.
ness, Six years ago he and his
wife came to Seattle 10 spend the
remainder Of their advanced years
with their children who had al.
ready settled here
Two sons. Robert aud Henry. ara
Identified with the Cascade Lnm.
Der Co Henry Kendall Is with the
Washington and Montana Lumber
Go. The daughters are Mrs
Hayes Of Seattle aud Mrs. Sarah
A, Hammond OF Montana.
The funeral viii be held at Mis-.
souia, Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
E1ItLESpOI!LS ltEN
kSASl5vIlli ott Flower
X Ss.y-;rx< 1909 IA x o. 70 sG- e--I

other KIDD That's why have
said nothing 60 yap about Il be.
fore. Aud II you want another
term, 80 ahead aud get Il. but YOU
might an we'll know something of
the people you're dealing With"
This MAY have no connection
With mc." suggested the son.
That IL possible. admitted the
fathof 4 certainly cant prove
the connection. although there h
aomo eiroumstantial evidence OF Il.
About the time you kicked over
the traces an effort was made Co
convince me OF the moritoriuua ma.
ture of the measures In question
without direct reference 10 you. OF
course following that. | be.
gan to have trouble. | have had
sidewalks condemned aud new
ones ordered. and have hoen
herassed Ia innumarahle WAYS.
while. In many instances. owners
Of adjoining property are not mo.
Tested. am setting notices Of
one sort aud another all the time,
aside from unusually arbitrary
treatment Ia assessment matters
Municipal politics" said the
son. Ia even dirtier than
thought. II they cant reach a
man Quo way. they'll set revenge
Ia another believe III crafty
Hadlcy by the Information that |
won't Kun again
sOh. they've given you up now. '
replied bis father. and they'll be
giving their attention % other
things shortly. Those conditions
never last long. Do as you please
ahout a."
I'm 50 hack TO tho law exciu.
slveIy. announced the Young
man. deelsively. I've had all tho
political experience I want"
Aud I've paid for Il. laughed
his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
BITS 0'NEWs
NNM

Reception Tonight.
The Young Mems and Young
Wumeu's bible clubs viii hold a
reception Friday nish, February
~. IN the parlprs ~ the First
Presbyterian church
Aanlssrsary TO susan q. Anthony.
The King County Political Equal
ify club wiil give an entertainment
Saturday evening. February Is. Ia
memory Of the birthday % Susan
~ Authony
hockey Club Dance.
Seattle Hnckrg club wiil give a
dance ia EEana bali February q
complimentary 10 tbs vlsiilnE Vic
forla club.
Sons o. tire A. y.
Tho khirteenth annual mnetlng
81 tho Washington soeietY. Sons
81 tha American Revelation. viii BE-
held az the Hotel Perry. corner
noren Az and Madison It,. Seattle.
on the evening of Saturday Feb
IS
The eompairlots arr requested
10 meet AZ the hotel AZ s o'eieek
,. m. where dinner Nill be served
at 6 10. belaz followed b. the haai.
ness meeting
Weddings
Married. February 10 Rev W
n. Lee afiiciatinn George Yeiland
20 Jessie Macpherson. both 81 Van.
ooavor. a G. at The home u the
brides brother. A = u stewart
1915 BoYistaa AZ.
Married. February t0-M A. Mat.
theNH. D. -. officiating WIN. y.
Akera. Seattle. 10 Katherine "
whitehurch. 81 Softh ncnd. Wash.
In tho manHe. 1855 18th az
Married. February i0-M A. Mat.
thewa. q. d. officiating William
Francis. % seattle. 10 tiorsnce
McCracken. Seattle. In the paflnru
Of the First Presbyterian church.
Married. February ION A Mat.
fhewa. u u. officiating Walter
W. Helm 20 Minnie 4 West. both
OF Seattle. ~ the manse, 1888 18th
av.
Married. February s-Rev. I'd.
Lincoln smith officiating Dr. Jas
Fiasen TO Caroline Medley Of Platte
vile. Wis. IN the home Of Or. and
Mrs. =. NJ. SAKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

WAS kneeling by the fire fitting a
delonator aud fuse Into one Of the
sticks of dynamite Not fitting %
suit him. In a th0nghtloss moment
be threw the cap into the fire The
cap worked quicker than his wits.
and before he could either give a
warning or make his own escape
the three men. stump. fire and
earth filled the air for moment
VIII Morteasen had his Jaw jar.
red up bit. but the three men
recovered shortly after coming back
to earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
WESTERN LAWYER REAL
DOUBLE OF LINCOLN

Seattle stars Exclusive ssrvies.
Los ANGELES. Feb. i2-Can
you tell them anartf
Probably you can. after looking
them over carefully Nevertheless
the striking resemblance puzzled
YOU for moment didn't ~
one II. OF course reproduction
OF a famous cfayon of Abraham
Lincoln. Tho other IA photo.
graph ot Samuel M. smy ser. an at.
tofnoy OF this city. Mr smyaer h
the physical double Of Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

In the aight and in the minds of
my parents
Physical appearance Is not the
entire extent of the resemblance
between MT smysor and Lincoln.
The early lives Of both we're stint.
lar Mr. dmysef was born Ut poor
parents. Its childhood home was
on a farm In Illinois, After an In.
complete education be taught a dis
triet school, studying Law at odd
moments lie finally devoted him.
self 90 the legal profession. aud
came "a Los Angeles two years ago.
DIR, J. A. Mead. a specialist OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

~. n the fact that YOU have
- veur friend. At least ten.
s.ssr,lv that makes sou 50 happy
49, nnrnell. senior. IN the library
''as - nj honest replied narncil.
.,.s,s Il had almost togE0tten
-. Was such a man a. Mason.
nsrseIl senior. hooked az hts son
x,th a qulsHieal smile,
syou and Mason have been
...,., elose friends be remarked.
"a there's only one thlng know
AZ nat can make a youus man iefs
~, . friend IN trcuele
The YOUNG mzn eoiored under his
,.,hsr's rase. and then lanEhed.
sva.es guessed a." he said
g. ean saa guess her name
sIssleess suggested the father
~RIrht said the son. 7 thought
.srhans yaad guess Dale.
10 answered the father your
r.,st,ens wlth Miss Dale have hccn
49, uneyeatful TheFes sure % be
. Misunderstanding of some snrt
xeere the hearts engaged. just
A.e.asa the heart usurps the funes
seus % the mind
4 never gave you credit Tor such
,,ssom as that. laughed the son.
ga / know = litlle something
...4.tss staeks and honds reTnfted
~ fsfhef good aataredly hut I'm
srsaa q ysar choice. my boy she :
! ed sensible girl Have You
s<r Hsdlet yet
sXea answered the son.
aouesthliy. hut I dont think he
IA any objection % ma, except
sA.s An an alderman lie TANKS
lscal politics concentrating and
bx
-rksfs "A objection that can be
asliy removed commented the
htAsr. 'and Il be makes his con
pns eandsslanaI an your retirement
t-cm TIE council al the end II this
tern m b. disposed 10 50 around
al shake hands With him
He msxht have insisted upon
nr Il fiFst. but. In view Of ms rec
ed aons ;hink be ALL nov. aaid
,ae 0n. Everybody comedies shat
hase hesa a clean. husinusaliks
uecsas Bat what i Il to you p
wet. sou've been rather az
CszaFely independent. believe
~0f course Y9a ~oalan have
- ahefxise. would yuuT
4 haze reason % believe that I
n psyinE tag your Independence
snt honestf~
'Hsws~
ID iaxns am asscsksd higher
Msn Others ua similar property
al higher thAh ! ever have b~ea
kfaFe On. is wogth the price
b sas sense. my boy. and I'd
nihss pay for the record Yea've
nzse tkaa have yaa make any
ray Yoaf tat Of y. N Brooks q
Ca i3ff ssenad 81. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING

ments for the year was reached In
December. when 1885 bushels.
valued at s3.lfs.9as. we're eK.
ported from the entire district,
nearly 2.G2f.S70 bushels being
shipped IN January Lumber ship.
ments In October we're over 81.
000. 900 feet. AZ cSsnpared with
100000 In January. General
exports during the latter month,
however. were 1907. iG3. and In
October last s3,477.77s. The In
crease IN export trade II mainly
due 10 the large foreign shipments
OF grain, flour aud cotton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Under ordinary occasions Mt.
Suiyaer IL tho object OF repeated
comment To-day. Llncoin's birth.
daY. Nc - even more conspicuous.
It's friends call him aRallsplitsinE
sam"
Mr.. suyaer explains hia remark
able resemblance % Honest Abs"
BY the Theory Of prenatal lnflu.
ene~.
In the Only SUIT ms father ever
experienced. SAYS the lawyer.
Lincoln defended him. That was
Just before my birth. and suppose
that me future president vas often
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

this city. bearn cut Attorney smy.
acr'a theory OF pre- natal infiusnce
as explaining his resemblance TO
Lincoln.
Tho eenfpriuE of a mothers
mind. says Dr. Mead. 'on any one
subject before the birth Of a child
commonly results In visible IL.
feet upon the child. either phynic'
ally or mentally
Likes aud dlaiikea. hifthmafkm
and certain peculiar friendships
Often arr the result Of pre- natal
influence. I think II very likely that
Ne Singers theory Is correct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
MOBILIZATION
OF TROOPS
(sy United press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. H.
Nearly 5000 troops. 1000 federal
and 1.7oa OF the national guard
Will be- mobllixed on the Pacific
coast In October. II plans now under
consideration are carried out. The
soldiers viii 60 into camp In San
Luis Obispo county. under com
mand OF General Funston, and will
be engaged for 10 days. probably
from October 5 10 IL. in joint
field mnneuyers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
THREE MEN ARE
BLOWN SKYWARD

hoTiIELL. Feb. i2.-Tcn sticks
% dynamite exploding within a few
feet Of where NJ G. Mortsnsan.
WIN Moftensen aud Simon benson
stood sent the thfse men on a sky.
rocket trip Sunday. which ended In
than canning to a little later some
distance away from where they
sete when the explosion occurred.
The three men were blasting
Hiumps and we're thaNinE the ex.
ploslte By a brush fire. BENSON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
MAGAZINE expLooss.

VIENNA. Feb Il Willis a
band Of Arnrniana Has feaistinE
Turkish fruups who sought % take
them prisoners At Van Asia Minor.
a maEaTiue exploded. killing a
great number on both sides Much
damage Naa d1ne IN the Armenian
quarter. where several houses aere
wrecked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Il is usually the fact that
such music is obtainable in
the form Of Pianola rolls long
before the sheet music is
placed on sale. A case IN point
- the reigning success. the
Merry Widow" which made
its first New York appearance
October 2l Pianoia owners
have been enjoying this music
for over a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
blown 70 Atoms.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Feb. IL
Charles ID House. "A years old. a
boiler tender for the Sunset Road
on company. WAS blown % pieces
Tuesday by the explosion OF a
boiler. Ills body vas hurled 600
fest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
ING United Press.

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. H.
Everett during sho month just
closed. shdped over four times as
much ismber abreud AN BelllnK.
ham and about one thbd az much
wheat as Seattle. official stats.
Tee ON file in the Office Of Collec-
tor OF C~tasa r. c. Harper for
the district Of russt sound. show
s-sttlo leading IL flour exports for
January. but slightly behind la
both wheat and lumber EXPORTS.
The banner month Ia wheat ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

The Aye. bill. By some hook
or crook. ~ nov in the hands OF
the senate COMMITTEES ON WAYS
and means. instead OF the commit.
tee on Industrial arts and eKpoai'
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
'Merry Widow" Music
For the PianOla
FOR OVER YEAR 1T HAS BEEN IN THE PIANoLA
REpERToRY

Every in while big hi, is scored abroad by some
musical production OF serious character per
hap light operetta II is often year before such
cesses publicly given this side OF the Atlantic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

The nat surplus of the Washing
ton Fire insurance company Is nov
sos. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Old C. p. ". Empioye Promoted.
VANCOUVER. u. 6. Feb. IL
Allan pufyia. one 81 tho most val
ucd employees OF the Canadian Pa,
clfic railway. and former chief
clerk of v = Buetsed. general su'
psflHteuaeut % the Western difis
sion. has been appolnlsd supsfin.
gsudunf. with headquarters at
8ourls. Manitoba
uattleahlp Nebraska Ttii sail
from Maxdaiena BAY fur Bf-mssion
next Friday.
soap Lake Salts viii relieve all
forms of rheumatism ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

eur Ycaf tat Of y. N brooks q
Co itii sssnad 81. go.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-12-19
Mr.. J. W. Vance and The Eagle
Mills.

Mr.. J. w. Vance has engaged tt
represent the Eagle Milling Company
OF Sparta, H., in this territory.
This is one of the best Touring
mills in the United States and they
turn out very high grade Of -four.
They are fortunate indeed in getting
a man to represent them that SO uni
verSally enjoys the confidence and es-
TEEN OF the public as does Mr.. j. w.
Vance. He will doubtless call on the
merchants in Grenada and adjacent
territory real soon and The Sentinel
feels warranted in saying that ii flour
is purchased from the Eagle Mills
through him that the merchants
may expect flour unexcelled by any
ever before handled at the prices he
makes. The Mills write Mr.. Vance
that they will stand square to every
guarantee they make.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-12-19
TO BEGIN
new BUILDINGS
The First of the Year. Grenada
Bank to be on Corner Lot
MsESl

The work of rebuilding on the lots
of the fire swept district will be be-
gun about January / and Grenada
may look forward to seeing the hand
scmest business houses ever built
within Grenada. The work Of re-
building Eatnan's drug store, Nc
CaslinS and the building on the corner,
which will be owned by the Grenada
Bank, will all be pushed along to-
gether. The Grenada Bank will con-
struct about $40. 900. 90 building and
it is needless to state that it will be
structure to be admired and elegant
in all of it's appointments. Grenada
expects tn begin the new year with a
spirit Of progress and it is not too
much to hope that the erection Of
these buildings may prompt other
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-12-19
five THOUSAND
IS NEEDED
Water and Light Committee on
Necessaries at Power House

BY reference to the SubiOined re
port of the water and light COMMITTEE
of the city council Of Grenada, it will
be seen that that committee is of tn
opinion that certain improvements a
the water and light plant are impera
tive. To make these improvements,
$4,000 in money is required. The on
ly thing that is perhaps giving the
council any worry, is, How shall we
raise the money!
Tothe board of aldermen, city of
Grenada, Mississippi.
Gentlemen: Your water and light
committee begS to report having gone
into the question of needed additions,
alterations and repairs at the Water
and Electric Light Plant of this city,
and find that in order for this plant
to be able, under any and all circum-
stances, to perform the services
usually expected of such a property,
1T will be necessary to install new
machinery, overhaul old machines
and make other changes and altera-
JionS, described, and at estimated
costs, as follows:
~ Install one new $50 HIP
Stirling Boiler, duplicate of
one now in use, and to be set
in battery with present boiler,
erected complete, with stock S24OO Oe
~ Build new boiler house. to
cover both boilers, that is, the
one now in use and the new
one proposed to be put in -. 1900 Oe
(3) Take down old stack, tear
down and move two old,
horizontal boilers, ..... 10000
(4) ReOulld coal bin. ..... 10000
Iotai Tor steam plant. ...... 5000. 90
20 Reinforce foundation to
large engine and dynamo, to
prevent rocking ........... 100. .00
(6) Repair and put in through
working condition two Henry
r Worthingtou pumps, in Or
der to bring the same up to
their full pumping capacity. 5000
N) Remove the Two above
mentioned pumps from the pit
in which they are now located,
and install the same in the
room at present occupied by
the old boilers .. 500. O0 |
Total for pumping plant. 1000.
Total all urgent repairs 5000. 90
Your committee respectfully sub.
mitS that the above mentioned addi-
tionS, alterations and repairs are
badly needed, and recommends that
same be authorized at once and the
work proceeded with as RAPIDLY as the
details can be arranged.
Respectfully.
S. II. Tatum Chairman
E. L. LcDaniel
j. Nj. Brown
Water and Light COMMITTEES.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-12-19
The Correct Time

to stop acough or cold is just as soon
as it startS-then there Will be nc
danger of pneumonia or consumption
just few doses of Ballard'S Hore.
hound Syrup taken at the start will
stop the cough. II it has been run
ming on for sometime the treatment
will be longer, but the cure is sure.
Sold by End Class drug store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-12-19
A Card of Thanks.

Sincerely do "The Kings Daught.
ers" thank the generous friends OF
The unfortunate in our midst as they
have so kindly made it possible for
the organization to cheer the hearts
Of many this winter. You probably
may not fully realize what your
kindness enables us 10 do, but The
Everwatchful Father sees and
knows all.
Mrs. Z. S. Dudley.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-12-19

Mayor Tatum made business triI
to Memphis Wednesday.
Do you want good life insurance
policy? Then see o. F. Lawrence
who writes for the Mutual Life of
New York.
Mr.. L. B. Yeager, Grenada county IS
capable and efficient tax assessor,
called at this Office Wednesday and
paid his subscription for the year
1909 which was the thirty sixth time
he has paid an annual subscription to
The Sentinel. Would that we had
about 1900 other subscribers who
would at least come within one year
of what Mr.. Yeager has done pay
for the paper up to date.
From the Natchitoches, La, Item
is clipped the following: "The Picay-
une of the 10th inst, says: You may
have not met Mr.. Barres of New
York, but wait until you see Mr..
Barnes Of Grand Ecore.' Yes, gen.
UiCuCI, VIC hlOW VII. DdIucS VI UIdQU
Ecore oil mill fame, and we are proud
to say Mr.. Barnes of New York is not
in it compared to Mr.. Barnes of
Natchitoches." In another article the
same paper makes mention of the an
nual election of officers OF the Knights
of Pythias lodge of that place which
furnishes another evidence Of the
high esteem in which Mr.. Barnes is
held among the people with whom he
has cast bis lot. This is no surprise,
however. to those who know him here
and who are acquainted with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Barnes:
1T was arranged to have public in
stallation on January IA, arrange.
ments for which were placed in
charge OF committee consisting of
j. L. Weaver, E. L. Dezendorf and
T. G. Barnes. Mr.. Barnes is manage r
OF the Grand Ecore Cotton Oil Co., in