davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1883-05-05
The whitman College.
IFr0m the DAILY Of TE,sdGy9

lFr0m The DAILY Of TE,sdGy)
/ We learn to-day that Whitman College
has been adopted by the American Col
lege and Educational Society, and will here.
after receive liberal endowments from that
society. This is rare piece Of good for
tune, as it viii establish in our city an ed
ucational institution second to none on the
Pacific Coast. 1t is the principle Of this so
ciety to have the grounds and school build
ings procured by subscription; then it is TAX
en- hold of by them. Teachers are furnished,
all the liabilities are met by liberal endow-
ments, and the institution conducted solely
by their faculty. We understand that the
necessary grounds have already been pro-
cured, and enough has been subscribed TO
erect the desired school buildings, conse-
quently we may expect to see this instItu-
ton opened under the new regime, q, 10 dis
tant day. Wm. knkman, Maj. Recs and
B. F. Stone are canvassing subscriptions,
with splendid success. DR.. d. S. Baker
headed the list with $1,000.
, 1883-05-05
y WAILA WAIIA T, SATURDAY. MAY

! liberation that Mr. Willard decided t. come
into town
We are eon6den, that Mr.. Willard lef,
Waila Walla much more satisfied than when
ne arrived. The reception he received was
surprise to the rentlsman. and We believe
the sentiments OF our citizens, as so eloquent
ly set forth by Mr. Allen, done much toaard
soitsnias the hA-d feeling generally believed
to be held tc~ard this locality by the man
ayers Of tie company. We should not be
held sccountahle for the misrepresentation
OF Portland merchants in relation TO rs, as
It is known that they use every endeavor to
widen the breach. One thing sure. the gen.
tlenan can now rest assured that we vii
NEE. him even more than half way.
H. W. Fanwsather and ]. L. Hallett,
we're the particular guests Of Mr.. Willard,
he, the latter gentleman, recognizing them
as being the pioneers, as they have done all
the hard work, hard lighting. and hard
swearing, they are now enjoying the trip to-
gether.
Mrs II. T. Issaes presented Mr. Willard
with very handsome bo4uet.
LATEST.
Mr. Willard and party left Lewiston at S
A. N. this morning, and viii arrive at Aims
worth TO night, about SPIN.
, 1883-05-05
PERSONAL MENTION.
gFr0r1 tbs paifv-of SafEra5V

Lieut. Oscar J. Brown, lst cavalry, has
been ordered 30 duty as instructor at West
Point.
We are pleased to srs the smiling counte-
nance Of Mr. i. ?. EdSou oEce mo.e On the
street after 4 severe illness.
Mr.. August Goldsmith, of the firm Of Moore
Il Co. Spokane Fails. and a representative
man Of Il e upper county. is in this city to-
day.
Messrs. Mayor McAuEf, Henry Keeling,
J. Daniels. II. X. Lo;irr. G.. T. Thompson
and Captain NcCar;hy ,ficilted as pail beaI-
ers at the olseGuies Of tie late Mrs. ". Land
Black yesterday.
To-day. Gen. Jas. L. Fry and L. NJ. Fry
Esq, paid the STATESMAN Office tie cumpli-
ment of i visit, ard we hoy.e. derived as much
pleasure We did. They we're accompanied
bv Mr T.. Il. Morrison, whose guests they
are,
Lieut- John W. Pullman, who is well known
to many of our Older cit;zfns, writes US from
'tAftSfH .til't ts'rlEt- u lf Itiiffl-
bered to his cd time friends He is now on
recruiting service and the h@ppy father Of
three big children.
Our old friend John HayhGrst, Esq, tie
New Zealand capitalist, Who visited Walla
Walla & few week since, with Messrs Nader
and Hawkins, who have recl ntly purchased
farms on the Corpei, rites us from San Fran
cisco, that he intends visiting this section
again after taking in Puget Sound. he will
then proceed east over the Northern Pacific
for New Ycrs en- route 10 the Amsterdam Ex-
position.
A. c. Knox. correspondent and agent Of
Dewey & Cos NiaiAg and Semitic PrcSs,
Pacific RaTai Pres, LaGies' Voase Journal,
Fraternai Record, and F'Gcifc States Bntct~
Iadn, is in the city. He viii soon extensively
canvass this section Of the country for inlDr-
nation in The interest of Dewey & Co.'s publi-
cations We commend Mr.. Knox TO those
whom h. T:ay meet, as an 1iFabIe and courtc-
Gus gentleman.
, 1883-05-05

Mr. Willard. in his speech here on Satur-
day night appeared to be in doub: whether
70 Col. Parker or johnson is due the credit
Of the suggestion for direct line from Walla
Wall. to Pendleton. The following letter
Will solve all doubts:
NEW YORK, May Doth, 1881.
T. j. Parker, ESQ,
D,ar Sir The
subject of the construction OF direct rs:l-
road liue from Walla 70 Pendleton, or there.
abouts, is one which cannot pass upon
without referring II TO the manager OF the
company on the grocnd. have therefore
shown your letter to Mr. 0akes with whom
vou can confer soon, as ne LEFT lac. evening
for Portland. Yours verv truly,
II. WILLARD.
, 1883-05-05
fine Work.

The fine SCI Of National Bsbk books an I
Count; records, manufactured by the Wai!a
Walla Book BIndery and Blank Book Manu'
factory. On Third street, have been photo
yr.u he'd iy Broieck. The WORK turned out
bv this frn creates surprise to all who H.
spe.. The same, and II IS sOrnethmg OF whieh
Walla Walla might well feel proud. NIsi-
tors to the n,anufactory Will De cordially
welcomed and shown the work in the differ
ent stages
, 1883-05-05
Eram n,.Dq.lu of Tr,,lrr.

Ed. Short has gone to the Sound.
ID. " jesse leaves this afternoon for the
east.
F. P. Alien EIq., left for Waitsburg this
morning on professional visit
DIS. Hedger and Glove leave this afternoon
for Montana. intending. We believe, TO perma-
nently locate in Helena
Ar. ". E Ledgerwood VII succeed Nr.
Philip in Wells Farso's oisee. he bids fair to
be as popular IS his predecessor.
We hare received az nvit2iion to attend the
wedding Of Or fFiend ,ir .aIber. Goldman,
Of the 6n Of Goldman Bros, of this city,
~ho is 70 be married on Wednesday, May I'd.
to the charminy Mics Sarah Marx Bet for
the fact that ;h;- Is collection day, and cur
partner being a grea. fnzrcisr, NC would ac-
cept it; a. /; il, with our blessing we wish tie
young couple life loag happiness anj no end Of
little troubles.
, 1883-05-05
W0rk su>pcndci.

The 0. s. L. Co., says the HALEY Times,
Of the I4th inst, has withdrawn all the men
and suspended operations GA the line OF the
rad west from Snoshone. This action, II
not temporary. will send airift many hun
dred men M almost destitute circumstances
The object of su-pending the work is not
stated. but 1t is believed TO be due to the re
cent combination o: interests bv the Gen
tral Pacific, Southern Pacific, aud Oregon
Railway 4 Navigation companies. which
NAV compel the Oregon Short Line to take
new departure.
, 1883-05-05
After Land

Assn indication OF the great rush for iaha
j, this section OF the country we P"0'is"
helow the names OF foreign born persons
who have filed their declaration OF becoming
citizens Of these United States, since ths
first aay of April: Benedict JcnaSsH' WI
liam S.ully. Ulysses Berney, Peter fieF-
,h;nser. Nichols FlerchinseE' James =
welch, john Frazer, Theodore " a. - -
.,r;n Olsen. William, Simpson. Maurice j.
H.nnisan. Thos A Clark, S0paia o'l-ias'
Thos Collins. james Messinser, Jeremiah
J. HossbOOm, Carrie & "eie"' o''''''
Webber.
, 1883-05-05
Wanted.

A correspondent to attend the coronation
Of The Gar of Moscow, next Nay. One il
required who Is dynamite proof and can
stand blowing up. A man who has been
married few times and has no living reIa-
tions preferred The SrATEsMAS will pay
'u.er-l expenses On all the remains that can
be found after the explosion and vii! fur
nis,, PROCESSION 10 attend the flneral.
, 1883-05-05
Caught In his We'll.
(From Ia. DAILY Of SdiurdIy9

(Fr0na Tie DAILY Of SdiGrddy.l
NJ. 4. Baker now wears the red NIB
bon as boss fisherman. Last evening be
drew pitcher OF water from his well, drank
some OF it aad eft II on n table until morn
ing, when, in pouring ont some with which
to perform his abiuiions, he discovered a
fine trou. about SIX Inches long IN the
pitcher. II had evidently taken under
ground passage from the Touchet through
some Of the numerous veins Of water which
feed our wells. Mr.. Baker says that no
fish was ever placed in the well and the
above Is the only way he accounts for its
pressnee. Ddgt0n Chronicle.
, 1883-05-05
From n, Do,Iy Of RoHary.l

Mrs. Jacob hudson is lying dangerously ii
in this city.
Gen Tannatt returned this morning from an
extended tTip in the Palouse country.
1t is rumored to-day, tha. Mr Al. Goldman
Is to lie married in Portland, IN May q, to
Mis- Sarah Marx, of tLat city.
Mr A. J. McMannus leaves to-day for his
ranch at Echo. bis position with Geo. Reed
being filed by Mr.. ID. J. CocIey, late Of
MarysVile, Cal.
Mr.. o. T. BARLOW sent "a Mr. Willard, a
Blue Mountain, on Saturday, box Of splendid
apples OF different varieties, which were highly
appreciated by the party. Through the editor
oi the STATESMAN Mr.. Willard returns his sim
cere thanks To the cOnsiicrate donor.
, 1883-05-05
(FnOa ac pdily Of isrio,'ay)

John Foster. arrested las night ty officer
Ames, fer stealing two bottles Of heer,
was fined 50 this morning, by Judge
Whitman.
Six.y-six ;niilinn, fye hund, ed thousand
dollars worth OF stock was voted yesterday 10y
supporters of the Vanderbilt ticket NJ the elec.
ton for directors - the New York Central
AMI Hudson river railroad.
, 1883-05-05
Lauenbcrs Brothers.

TINS old time firm. winch has SO i''hs 0eeA
;dsn.ised with the mercantile interests o
Northern Idaho, have sold cat 'heif DUST
80. - Gros.e;n & Binnsrd, of Lewiston
The house has ever held prominent I'os''
ton IN business circles, and by iheir in'es
r;tv and strsizhtforwardns-s have cameo
the respect and confidence Of the whole com
muni,y. They .iu probably use the e1Pe'
,,en,s a.inei in the upper country eishe' II
Portland or some other merS>ass :
Gooi luck TO them.
, 1883-05-05
s'Csae With q Handsonaer Man,

FrUm . private source, we iesrn that
Ain.worth /, just now enjoying norsel Of
domestic irfelicity, in the way Of IN
eiopement. The wife of an engineer
on one of tire river b0sts, left the cl,s-
sic shades Of that toxin, last Saturday
night with well-kno=n brakeman
on the r.ilrosd. /: is supposed that the
pair have located at Spokane Falls.
, 1883-05-05

TIE NV brick-making machine OF the
Wood River Brick Company, winch arrived
few days age is in working order at the
brick yard east Of town. Last Saturday al
ternoon it was got down to its work for a
couple of hours, and turned out over 100
briek-nice, even blocks. smooth as Balt'-
more pressed brick. The Day was rather
too wet for effective work. howevsr, and 1t
Will be some time b-fore the machine can be
operated to its full capacity, which is TO-
600 brick per day. Seven men are required
10 operate it-imcs.
, 1883-05-05

In the case Of GundeIson vs. Massun, be-
fore Judge Whitman, this mornisg, for a.
saulr. defendant was fined SO and costs.
At the race track yesterday, Mr. u. h
Hose, manager Of the Wslla WaiIa book
b:ndsry, broke - lass ball. ont Sf -. This
Is the best score ever made here, aua - nlls
Mr. Howe as narlsman Of more than orii-
nary ability genuine crack shot
, 1883-05-05

.I..d;a E Piakhars, sEase beneyo!ent face
Is shzdOWed IN Almost every paper we pi>k ~
appear. to have discovered what Addison calls
.sThe grand e,i1ir, to support the spiriis OF
human na.ure." Il Is quite evident that she
Ia. the pa.en, and has secured the contract
for making over and improving the inVahd
.o-.,. az American rcmznhco1.-cle><-
, 1883-05-05
The sernt.

4nere ls war 20 ths knife between Tacoma
~aa Seattle Ii tie former city had one
'ea'n OF the sst-up and enterprise Of Seat
ne and do themselves what they wish 9TH
e's 70 DO Tor them, they would have no cause
10 Jealousy Success depends more upon
''e men than upon the country.
, 1883-05-05
Answer This.

Can you find case of Bnght's disease Of
the kidneys, diabetes, urinary or liver com
plant that is curable. that Hop Bit.ers has
not or cannot eure! AK yoar neighbors
If thsy can.
, 1883-05-05
lNo.. q. IN, ID Frtdar }

\ large trsin cf immigrants passed through
this city - day from Missouri. They viii To-
eatein this valley, adjAcen, 10 Walls Walla-
The residence Of Martin Campbell who lives
q short distance from this CITY. wss discovered
yesterily to he in flares which spread with
snch rApidity that nothing could he saved.
Loss. 5000. +,
M o. T. BailOu, who YES just acruss tie
line, in Oregon, bsouSi :Taesn load oi ai,-
pies to town, that l0ol. % srseh and rice rs il
Just picked OF tie trees. Pearson BIOS goh-
bled the whole load.
, 1883-05-05
So 90 PER YEAR.
ToEE ANo COUNTRY.

Now TIA. indoor skatius is liable to become
the rage in Wslla walls we uneai;h the fol-
lowing ''ponne" fer the eocasicn:
'Niother. nav so out and skate
Yes. my darling lulr;
But don't you try the tgure s,
Or it viii surely fool you-
Nor dcnt you make the ,Ihtnins whil
To show your spiingy muscle.
Or the hoys will see foolish girl
SseiSh-riding on her brstle
, 1883-05-05
keaufifnl women

Are m.de p.llsd .nii unattractire BY flnc'
t;oDal irregularities, which DR.. Pisrce'' ia
vorits prescription wiIi invariably cure
Thousands Of testimonials. BY drugRlsss.
, 1883-05-05
An Endsr.e1enf-
Iru,snox II April 2. 1889.

LEWISTON, l. J. ApriI q, 1857
Ed. WaLLA WALLa STATESMAN :IDed'
Sir hereby endorse your article, OF GATE
Of Aprll 23d. IN relation 70 the nomin1 1f'0n Q,
Hon. l. NJ. Ringer. He would be the night
man in the right place. Yours, etc,
"''-' J. HOOvE2-
, 1883-05-05

To-day fcr the first time regular train lail
this city for Blue Mountain. II ,!e. arts daily
| st 10 = IL retr.rnin. n 5 2 y
, 1883-05-05
FOR TWENTY MINUTES
Henry Willard Addresses the Cifa'
zecs of Walla WallA.
AND ANSWERS A FEW PERTINENT
QUESTIONS

He VIII Build the Riparia Rraneh. n II IL
Consistent with the Iaterests OF tho
Company He Represenfs.-Threush
from Nalla Walla 10 New York
In september Nexf---The Gas.
-ade Division 10 be Gem.
meneed Immediately
Low Freight Rates
Down the Column
bIa---NOtes-
, 1883-05-05
A c0wARDLT DEED.


From gentleman who is jus. down from
Texas Ferry. We learn the following pa-.ieu-
lars of the shooting of Myer L Livingstone.
of Dayton, and peddlar by occupation:
On last Sunday afternoon about 8 O'Clock
Livingstone was slowly iourneying along in
his wagon between Texas Ferry and Willow
creek on one OF MS peddlipg expeditions
through the country. As he approached q
turn in the road, he heard the SHARP crack
of rifle. and at the same instant ball
crashed through his shoulder. Again re-
port ard another
, 1883-05-05
..veruER SWANS WORN sKRTP-"

I,t.u;b,e. ..seeless, harmless, cathsrtie; tor
feverishness. res.lezsnsss, vornA eonstii'A'i0n
$ ceaks.
, 1883-05-05
"SICNI- I-PAlRA."

Quick, complete cure. ali annoying kidney,
h adder and urinary diseases. 81. Dnszists-
, 1883-05-05
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
s-tr smile sdorned her fsce.
N 80 l4te=. styls EXPRESSED

l.r- r.Lu.-ted suicide, az hlItnh,
Is. .-r4 q. h
v-.... az.-cia.ion Of Mi Hers offer
ts.nfr Al invention to compress
t..- s,..rli:arH-
---s-.-zs ;asre is no sentiment r
..-.r-..r ia-usr Just ask them how
= 1g.ry p, &, j., now.
g., ;;r,.-.... Vii eii,e another performances
- II -. Oh next Monday evening,
/ Ter 7 ~ g,r. ,r r-a IL Dsg'aa ''-nisAt- =
-.....--. say. tue us''icai Times and
.,-,--- TEL to being styled 'hy-
-. ...s.,a-ss,tipa is 'aquabibs. "
.r-...-5l-yur i,dsd things when
.-s.. Dam al bye will make them
H., --e perfect and cost but
n. a1l tie rsason therefore is
i ...-at. L4, lad a dollar TO spare
.....s ...... tie .-li extent of their
,a-.--...---..a ..a IN the newspapers it
4 ..s..,...-i.Aatl. !. The girls mother
Il i- a.4 10 "''''' ~
81
...-r.sf-.- .-.-i .--.a--- Job printing
q .a--. aal dispatch. at the
Il '' -.. - ''
$ . ..l '-F-
q t-..-.-:..N. =. s.'.!' III TINS county,
1 J.r..r r.- t-..r anI Sa'aTiay last
8 ... n.,- I'.i was - per
s ..-
r s':-a-s. am n honor "l the
\ --. 7-----.. N.5 7.s''- lhs ""liA
81 81 . .7-. ---e-
ID .....-....... .... BOARD of Com
"a ....- ...- lr.p-,p, bav.
.-.. ..g it;s s1a OOO
..-.l
N.8 '-.' '...- '''' '.'''''' - ''
~i a - .'"- '-'.e are se''"'
.-.....- -...-...,-.-I,- li,nk
q
100,
= - - > ''
3 '.. '- --- -.- '-'.- = '.''''.''''''
y T.- u-a.a % ,ae Ifr-' National bank
u cf l.E..l Va. .r.'r,-d on Saturday.
F-.-.....r--F = .r.-. C.-hi,r. John II.
/, T..-. ........ .... sal. laid up.
- r --.5-r- -, s,o ooo
, 1883-05-05
MESSENGER OF DEATH

MESSENGER OF DEATH
Found lodgment In his abdomen, this time
bringing him to the ground. As he fell from
the wagon his team moved otf up the road,
leaving the helpless man lying In the dust IN
the agonies of death. Just then viliianous
looking sheep herder emerged from behind
the rocks and approached the man On little
bay m.-e which be maGaged by a rope
al ound her neck. Seeing that Livingstone
was alive he halted and demanded his
moaey, apparently knowing that his within
had considerable amount with him. Liy-
ings:one told him that II be iths herderD
approached another step he would kill HIM.
This kind Of frightened the would-be assas-
sin, and after some party he wheeled on his
horse aad left Why he did not finish his
murderous job is great wonder, as he could
easily have pu5 a ball
THROUGH THE POOR MANS HEAD
As he lay on the ground rapidly growing
weaker from loss Of blood. Livingstone
managed TO scatter his money tsome Si2O)
it the road to prevent his murderer from
getting it should he die Just before dqsk a
stock raiser named Sullivan passed along the
road, and seeing tie prostrate man, went to
his assistance Livingstone was alive bat
unconscious. Sullivan succeeded in getting
tie woIluded mau 70 the ranch OF Mr..
Manning, where he now lies in precarloGs
condition. Restoratires were applied and
revived tie pa;ieLt sufficiently to enable
him to relate the circumstances As stated
above. He described his assaiinnt as man
about - years Of aSe, light complexion, with
thin moustache and gaatee. 4 party Of sly
men are now securing the country FOR HIM
At last accounts Livingstone was slightly
better, but with
SLII HOPES OF RECON ERY,
Owing to the delay of medical AID, It Is
feared that blood poisoning has set In. The
money which had been scattered in the road
was afterward found. The wauuGed man is
still at Manuing's ranch, it being considered
unsafe to move him. There Is terrible
feeling over the affair in that neigh5orh0od
AMI If the dastarily assassin is captured his
, 1883-05-05
OUR AINsvoRrH BUDGET.
An interesting Resame sf LEGAL Happen.
tags In and ArsaRd that nsrx--rer-
sonal and sseial.-Etc.
AIsswoRrH, April %, 1855.

IFRoN ouR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03
Half Out of His Head.

"Blessed be the man." said Don
Quixote's weary squire. ''who invent
ed sleep" Saucho's gratitude is ours,
but what if one cannot for any reason
enjoy that excellent invention I "Ner-
vousness in me had become a disease"
writes Mr.. William Coleman, the we'll
known wholesale druggist, Of Buffalo,
New York. II could not sleep, and
my nights were either passed in that
sort of restlessness which nearly crazes
a man, or in a kind of stupor, haunt
ed by tormenting dreams. Having ia
ken Parker's Tonic for other troubles,
I tried it also for this. The result both
surprised and delighted me. My nerves
were nerved to concert pitch, and, like
Caesars fat men, l fell into the ranks
of those who sleep o'nights. I should
add that the Tonic speedily did away
with the condition of general debility
and dyspepsia occasioned by my pre-
vious sleeplessness, and gave me
strength and perfect digestion. In
brief, the use of the Tonic thoroughly
re. established my health. l have used
Parker's Tonic with entire success fol
sea sickness and for bowel disorders
incident to ocean voyages"
This preparation has heretofore been
known as Parker's Ginger Tonic. =
Hereafter it will be advertised and
sold under the name of Parker's Tonic
= emitting the word "Ginger." His
cox & Co. ara induced to make this
change by the action Of u%nprinc,pled
dealers who have for years deceived
their customers by substituting infer
ior preparations under the name o
Ginger. We drop the misleading wore
all the more willingly, as ginger is ar
unimportant favoring ingredient il
our Tonic.
Please remember that no change has
been, or will be, made in the prepare
ton itself, aud all bottles remaining
in the hands of dealers, wrapped un'
der the name of Parker's Ginger Ton
ic, contain the genuine medicine if the
fac-simile signature of Hiscox e. Co
is at bottom of the outside wrapper
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

On THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.-The Vol.
taic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated EIectro-Volta
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to men (y0ung or old)
who are afflicted with nervous debili
ty, lost vitality and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigor.
Address as above.-N. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days. trial is al
lowed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03
GENERAL NICHOLS POSITION.
IN. O. PicaYnne.l


The letter published below requires
no explanation at our hands. Its au-
thor states his position in the clearest
and h~riefest terms, and his course will
be thoroughly understood aud properly
appreciated by his many thousands of
personal aud political friends through
out the State. In Louisiana the name
of Nichols is Synonymous with honor
and fidelity to principle. In public or
in private life his iefuence will always
be exerted for the best interests of the
Commonwealth, and his whole strength
before the people will be used in sup
port of reform. Courageous, firm, un-
firing, he was our great tower of de-
fonse in days gone by, in the midst of
perils and difficulties that would have
overwhelmed and crushed a man of
less heroic mould. Noblesse oblige has
ever been his motto, and when the call
of duty came he has never stopped to
count the cost or measure the danger.
Amid the storm of the battle, or the
uproar of factions in civic strife, he
has maintained the same calm temper
and unwavering devotion to the right,
and whatever may be the issue we
know that he will be actnated by none
but conscientious motives. But in the
light of record like his all eulogy is
dim, and 80 without further
we append his letter:
New ORLEANS,
Sept. 26, 1883.
To the Editor of the Picayune:
DEAR SIR see that my name is men,
toned in connection with the nomination
for Governor. The situation of nv pri-
waite affairs is such as to place it ont Of my
power to enter public life. If I did SO, in
1876, it was exclusively from sense of
duty resulting from the abnormal condi-
ton OF affairs then existing. These facts
have been known to my personal friends.
| mention them publicly to explain nv
unwillingness to be a candidate.
Very respectfully.
| FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

ON and after October LIST the
enterprising Times Democrat will,
10 connection with the New York
Herald and other great dailies, re-
ceive c%ablegrams from every part Of
the world.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

CERTAIN electors of the Sixth
Congressional District of Louisiana
have united in a petition against
seating Gen. E. j. Lewis, who claims
to have been elected in that district
to succeed Gen. Heron deceased
at a special election held under a
writ of the Governor of the State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03
ST. JOHNS
V~EGETABLE LIVER PILLS

The true Liver Medicine and real rem
edy for Torpid and Congestive Livers,
Prompt relief is obtained by their use;
they obviate the use of Mercury, and
being entirely Vegetable are perfectly
safe. Is Cents a Box.
Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN, Man.
u%facturing Pharmaceutical Chymist,
Exchange Hotel Building, Alexandria,
Louisiana.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-03

AN early call for a State Con-
vention in this State will, IN our
opinion, harm instead Of benefit the
Democratic party of Louisiana
Such q nov is premature and un.
wise and a but end in damaging
our harmony, our unity, which just
now are shield and messenger to fu.
ture peace and tranquility.