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Of the Committee OF Resolutions. read the plat

form.
he platform says about Foraker and the
present state government:
We cordially endorse the honest, wiso. and
patriotic administration OF Gov. Foraker. Wo
dehouncc tho Democratic Legislature Tor Its
corruption, Its extravaganza, and its PARTISAN
ship Its appropriations for the year hre
largely In excess Of the appropriations for any
year by kergblicam cgislaturc 1t ut
tenn provided by, tho, Republican party
for tho cities whereby bRllot-hoX stuflluR and
tally. sheet forging were impossible. 1t de-
priNol the people OF proper Congress repre-
sontRtlon by its partisan and unjust rourranEc-
ment OF the dietiicts. 1t IeOrEnni2ed tho char
itnhlo institutions VI the state for the solo
purpose Of making plncos for democratic. poll
rule. it violated itS pnrty's pledges ard tho
rights Of local self-gOVernment by legislative
presentation OF numerous towns and cities
for solely rRrisan purposes.
1t violated tho sacred rights OF the majority
whom, under tho mask OF n pretended contest,
IT robbed the peorle OF al.icutenant Governor.
shin and u citizOn Of an ONCE TO which re had
boon legally elected Pretending to be the
pnrty ana tho REPRESENTATIVE OF the moor. IL
Spectator and railroad magnate. whose only
entitemcnt TO tho Office was his liberaity In
contributing money to corrupt nolitrs. and
whose residence in Ohio was for office only"
the platform also contains the usual on
dorsement OF Harrison. tho Mckinley and
Felcral election bills and so on.
The platform was adopted amid prolonged
Election bill. tho Mckinley Tariff bill. and
other measures before Congress having been
hpplaude1 when read. The Convention then
adjourned.
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CAPE Town. July 1G-A new Cabinet has
been formed. as follows: Prime Minister
without portfolio. Mr. Rhodes Attorney, Gem
eral. Mr.. lines: Treasurer. Mr.. Merriman {:
Works. Mr.. SievwriGht. and Secretary for Ma
tive Affairs. Mr.. Sauer.
T. Is probable i, thRt the rallWay nI'itS OF me
lines will be extended In 1891.
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Forrer n.nnett brought naek.

Benjamin s, Bennett, bookEecpor for william X
Hammond brick manufacturer OF 1914 West Thirtisth
street, who ran away after committing forReres and
pecUatipns amounting to SjiOl brought back
from Denver yesterday by Detective sergeant OBrien
ana locked MP AZ Police Headquarters bennett iopk
with him Hattie Sheffield. singer In DOrisS Museum,
and living with her At Denver when arrested lie
was aIragrei before Judge MARITIME the General Ses
kiOnN aud default VI bail In 81 O was locked W in
he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-17
international Chess Tournament.

LONDON. July 6.-Arrangcments have been
made for an international chess tournament
at Manchester. Among the contestants will
be Capt. Mackenzie and other leading Amrri-
can players. Bardeleben Schalop, and Lasker
OF Berlin. Bauer and Weiss OF Vienna, and
Taubenhaus OF Paris.
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DID the Pope Drive Outs

ROME, July l6.-The clerical newspa pers deny
that the Pope drove outside the Vatican yes-
terday. The mfornd maintains the truth of
the statement that the Pore drove out and that
the sentries at the Mint saluted tho fapal car
riAge.
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
ANOTHER REPORT OF BISMARCK'S RE-
CENT UT1ERANCES

Melting Snow Causes n Flood In the Danube
-Knlnoky and Cnprivi viii Meet at the
German -VictorIa's Gift
BERLIN. July 16.-The Hamburger Mach
richten, inspired by Prince Bismarck, seeks to
modify the statements uscribed to Prince Bis
marck in tho Frankfort Jo'uHn! interview.
The Ndcirirh'en denies that Bismarck initiated
the International Labor Conference. lie con-
sidered International protection Of labor u
chimera He did not oppose tho conference.
because he hoped that 1t would tend TO con
vince tho Emperor that labor measures were OF
doubtful wisdom.
lie approves legislation securing workmen
against old age. accident, and Illness. but not
measures interfering with the independent re-
lations between men and their employers. lie
maintains that social peace would not lie Sc
cured by giving way to the covotous spirit OF
workmen.
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Respite for u Murderer.

COLUMBUS. Ohio July lG.-Goy Campbell to-
day granted to Brocky Smith respite till
Aug. ~ "Brocky" WAS TO have been hanged
in the annex of the Ohio renitentiary Tonight
The respite WAS granted so the supreme Court
could ook into the matter and SEQ II there WAS
any thing wrong In the conduct Of Smiths trial
and conviction.
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The Great Council of Consresatlonnls...

LONDON. July l7.-Dr. Dale has accepted the
Presidency of the International Council of
CONGREGATION aliEts, to be held in July. 1891.
The Rev. lr. Storrs OF brooklyn will deliver
the inaugural sermon.
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HIe Cave-la at the Aurora Mine.

IRoNwooD. Mich. July 1G-One OF the most
serious mine cave-ins In the history OF the
Gogebic range occurred about II O'Clock last
Wisconsin Central syndicate. The loss is
Sun
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New n.moernne Chn,rmnn In Psnnsylvanla

HARRISBURG, July lG. Congressman Kerr Of
CleRrfod was unanimously chosen Chairman
OF the Democratic state Committee at the
meeting Of the committee In this city this
afternoon. The new Chairman made speech
accepting the Chairmanship.
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KaInoky WIN Mort Cnprivi.

VIENNA. July 18.-Count Kalnoky will accom-
pany Empei or Francis Joseph TO tn" German
army man ruvre- at LiegnltA. There Count
Kalnoky will meet Chancellor Won Capriv.
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A Steamer for Victoria SYnnER.
LONDON, July To- The Queen has given $50
10 the fund for placing steamer on the VIC
TORN kyanZa.
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BVIvInFRI, n July 'G-nanld Dinly aged ~
yea rund cor IN n thT..- h IRE gnt rain. was
!c, lnr pNIo.i s,dius Ell tn l. and H. lnud .as
afternoon re Was leaning ~ tho cab window when
his head struck box and his Bkul was fractured HO
had been married only three months His home Was In
fhiiiipEbuEg
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SMASH UP ON THE d. l.. AND ";
A Runaway Train Kills One Man and
MortaIIy Hurts Another.


MortnlIy Hurts Another.
Travel was delayed for two hours yesterday
morning at the seventh street Harrison CROSS
ing OF the Delaware. ackawanna and Western
Railroad by an accident which may result In
the death OF two men. wildcat train OF four
fiat cars. loaded with railroad ties left Hobo
ken nj 9;3O o'clock. and. when nearing Ilarri-
son, was going at a high rate OF speed. A few
minutes befyre two freight cars. which had
been loaded with goods from the Hartshorne
shade roller factory. had been switched on to
tho main rack.
Philip lieelan and John Craney, both resi-
dents OF Harrison and employed Mt the IIarts-
horne Company, were on the cars, which began
to move aS soon as they so; on tho main track
on the down grade in the diI ection Of liob"ken.
ono Oi the mon -prRnH 10 the brake, but Ito
cham had broken, and IL WAS u, 0ess The
start was al second street, and ~ seventh
street tho runaway cas- welr going ~ high
spool; ~ this point the lioOoken wildcat"
rounded curve. Engineer Sweeney saw that
n collision was inevitable, and Il moment niter
he reversed his machine the crash came. The
first car was rmplstrly wrecked and climbed
on top of Swoeneys locomotive, until Its for
ward wheels rested near his cab. Both lie and
boil and smoke stack were carried away and
tho cab WA shattered, When they stopped,
Sweeney and the ilroman jumped of and found
truncy who, with Ileelan. WAS on he llrst car,
lying near the tracks with both legs broken
ana several serious cuts about the head and
wero taken to IA Jersey City hospital. LCraney
may recover, but there Is no hope for Heean:
The railroad company's loss will be several
thousand dollars.
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H4b Punchis regularly drunk by Thousands Try 1t
ASa JOIN the grand army ofin P9noHA 1EsesEA-AAaA
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Game IIsre 10 E.enrs TurL,.h Persecution.

figh' sWRrthy menAns nOm III q = ghbo l00l NJ
Couttntnope were temporarily detail ed NJ the large
once yesterday because II was thought tney would be
unable take care NJ themselves Tney said they
here to avoid persecution by tie Turks They
ChTlsuAuG Zach wore leH and s.Opsh op clniurs
OF III alton They are leather workers. viewers and
tATmeTS Gen . BslEnS may let them 50 to-oAy.
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TIC TUIIUWIHH UIHHEeb TT EFIHtTHVUT0 "'To IHuIUHE
by tho thermometer at Ferry's pharmacy;
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sYNDICs SALE.
Young & Willis

Young & Willis
VS.. }NO.
Their Creditors.
State Of Louisiana. Parish of Rapides
18th Judicial District
Court
N OBEDIENCE TO AND BY AUTHOR
1 ity of a commission and order from
the Honorable Twelfth Judicial District
Court aud to me directed in the above
numbered aud entitled cause, command
ing me to sell for the payment of debts
the property surrendered by Young &
Willis, insolvents, will sell, sn
MONDAY, the Goth day of JANUARY,
1890,
at the store house in the town of Boyce,
Louisiana, the contents of the store for
merly kept by Young & Willis, consist
ing of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Groceries, Sewing Machines, Store fix
lures, ETC., all as per list ard inventory
on file i'll the said insolvent proceedings.
Also one lot of notes, accounts and
Judgments as per list on file.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to ap-
praisement on file. j. E. THOMAS,
Jan o-tds Syhdic.
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Supt. Parish Education.

The society event of the season
will be the Grand Ball and Supper to
be given by the young ladies, at the
Exchange ball room, on Thursday
evening, the 23d inst, to which ye
Editor gratefully acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation to be present.
The following ale the committees and
patronesses
Invitation Committee Misses Kate
Pickett, Estelle Chopin and Sally
Fish, and Messrs. d. S. Flower, j. G.
Ryan and Aaron Prescott.
Patronesses-Mrs. G.. A. Staples,
Mrs. Chopin and Mrs. Jas, Andrews.
For RENT.-The store and dwell
ling house, lately occupied by John
B. Gibson, on the corner of Third
and Jackson streets. Possession Civ
en- January LIST, 1890. The building
is in good repair and has all necessary
conveniences. Apply to
Mrs. SARAH GEHR,
Alexandria, La.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Parish of Rapides, 18th Judicial Dis
trict Court.
George S. Foote
Administrator, etc.
Probate Docket.
Whereas Bernard Mayer, administra-
tor OF the Succession of George S.
Foote, has this day filed his final ac-
couut in the above succession Notice
is hereby given that the same will be
approved and homologated and he
and his snreties on his bond as such
administrator will be finally discharg.
ed and his bond cancelled, unless on.
position is made thereto within the
time required by law.
By order of the Court, and given
under my hand and seal of said Court
this the 9TH day of January. 1890
GEO. O. WATTS.
Filed Jany. 7, 1890. Clerk
GEO. 0. Wars,
A true copy:
GEO. 0. Warts,
Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TEAcHERs.-There will
be Teachers Institute ct Babhs
Bridge, on Friday, Jan. 31st, 1890,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Teachers living within the legal
distance are notified to attend on
time, and all are requested to be
present and assist ia the work to be
done.
Citizens are invited to come and
witness our proceedings. Think all
will be pleased with our programme.
Fl. f. LONG,
SAINT. Parish Education
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
ALEXANDRIA, La.

ALEXANDRIA, La, I
Jan. l, 1899. !
The partnership heretofore existing
between Julius Levin and Adolph Rose
dale, under the style of A. Rosedal6 &
Company, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Adolph Rosedale assumes the
assets aud liabilities of the firm, and will
settle all claims against it, and will con-
time the business nnder the name and
style of Adolph Rosedale, for mis- own ac-
count. JULIUS LEVIN,
ADOLPH ROSEDALE,
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Town and Parish News,
Bald Knobbers Testify.

H. 7. Sharp, McCrory, Ark, writes: I
have sold G. c. c. Certain Chill Cure to
hundreps of employees on the Memphis
and Bald Knob Railroad, aud / don't
know of a failure to cure.
~ Sold and guaranteed by Jacob
Geiger.
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.--Messrs. McManus & Goodwin, on
anday, bought of Mr.. Geo. NJ. Rat
tie his one-half interest in the Will
sstract of 100 acres, near Boyce, for
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Messrs. Andrew j. Cammack and
IN l.. Hooe have formed partner
snor the practice of law, and also
lof transaction of notarial business.
;Inihoffice is the corner of Lee and
Ahstreets,
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Mr.. John We'll, and his son, Ber-
trand, left for New Orleans yesterday
morning.
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Why can't Alexandria have lock
,oxes for her PostofIice7 Simply be-
.ause a move in the right direction
IS not been made in the matter.
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TERMS ::
TIME TABLE:

Texas and Pacific Railroad
For Marshall:
Leave Alexandria. ....... 4:3S D. m
For New Orleans.
Leave Alexandria 1885 a. m
Arrives in New Orleans >. 700 D. m
Leaves New Orleans .s:45 a. m
Morgan's La, & Texas R. R:
Arrives at Alexandria. >. 900 D. m
Leaves a .exandria. 900 a. m
70 Fi-at-class fare from Alexand
ria to Now Orleans, by either of the
above na1ed roads, costs S6.S5. 81
z ,a,as !
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Secretary.
FOUND GUILTY.

This community will no doubt be
startled to learn of some of the mean
schemes to which merchants resort in
their endeavors to nttract the atten.
ton of the public. We will say right
here that this is one of them. But we
want to get you to look in our direc-
ton, and we didn't know any better
way to do it than to start in by telling
you that we, too, were guilty. We
propose to show you, commencing at
once, that we shall be found guilty oil
offering the good people of this coun-
try some of the most startling bar
gains in new styles of Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Dress Goods ever
dreamed Of by the most sanguine buy
er. We havn't any space here to tell
You how we can do it, or why we shall
do it, but If you will call upon us any
time vfter to-day we Will show you
what lot of goods little cash will
buy at BAUER & Wells,
Front street, opposite Ferry Landing.
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rival and Departu
Mails.
ALEXANDRIA OFFICE

ALEXANDRIA OFFICE:
n. O. and NJ. East 10 a. m
N. o. and NJ. West ..... D. m
N. O. and Morgan ,...... arrive 10 p. IN
........ depart 10 p. m
depart 8 a. m. and p. m
Hineston and Leesyille, arrives Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, at p, M, and
departs Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, Observation-Disclosures. lat 8 a. nj.
Poland and Welchton, arrive Monday and
Friday at p. M, and depart Tuesday
and Saturday. ..............atSa a. m
latt, departs Friday ............a lat a. III
arrives Saturday. p. III
Fishville and White Sulphur Springs, ar
rives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 6 p. NJ, aud departs Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. ..........at 8 a. III
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| W "h'''oh variants were ordered Is
sued in payment of Certificates Nos.
to SO inclusive, amounting to sl223 80
A petition from Mrs. G. Hustmvrt
was then read, requesting that the
taxes on her property corner of Second
and Jaoksen streets, be reduced on ac.
count of an over assessment.
The Council respectfully declined
to make any deduction.
On motion Mr.. II. NJ. HUE was
elected Marshall and Collector by ac-
clamation.
On motion G. NJ. Radcliffe was cleo
ted Secretary by reclamation.
On motion Mr.. Robert Raxsdale was
elected night watchman for the month
of January, 1890.
GIN motion Mr.. R. NJ. Fitzpatrick
was elected wharfnger by accama
ton.
On motion the Mayor was author
lied to pay the note due the "Gutta
Percha and Rubber Manufacturing
Co.," of New York, for Lose purchas.
ed of them for the Pacific Fire Co.
On motion the Board then adjourn
ed to meet in regular session on Mon
day, February Sd, at o'clock D. IN
THOS. CRAWLEY,
G. NJ. RADCLIFFE, Mayor
Secretary,
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"A new disease, known as red eye.
has broken ont among the negroes of
Bayon Rapides. Several cases are re-
ported.
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ne change in the weather came
on day evening--the wind and
fa'hle, and then the temperature
e gu. much colder. The Spring
ilNe her left us, hut for how long
we ct say. At the present wri-
enjoyi "'
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JUDICIAL SALE
State of Louisiana, Parish of Raniaa.
Twelfth Judicial District
Court.
David Kuhnagel)
vs. No, 1880.
Louis Freaman.\
pY VIRTUE OF IND TO s 4Ttsr,. y,
II writ Of fieri facias issued and =,
me directed in the above entitled snS
numbered suit, have seized and vii, ne
fer for sale at public auction on the Mar
tation of Mrs, LaHlette snowden, on I'm.
You Lamonre, Rapides Parish, La. he.
tween the hours prescribed by law. an
Saturday, the 18th day of January, 1890
the following described property:
One Sofrel Pony,
70 bushels corn, more or less,
3lOO pounds seed cotton, more or Loo
Terms of Sale-Cash, subiess--f
praisement. D. T. ST4
Jan etds.
/ ie&
s.sa them.
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McE!ree's Wine of Cardul

and THEDFoRD's BLAcK-DRAUGHT are
tor sale by the following merchants in
Rapides Parish:
j. Geiger Alexandria
Henry St. John.
Ben Turner. ..............P ineville
J. W. Miller. .Boyce
~~~~-o~-7~@0~--o~--->~--
The Rapides Parish Police Jury
at its session last week appointed DR..
Goode, A. A. Goodwin, VIM. Carna-
han, Robt. Canadian, VIM. Bush and
John Pruit have been appointed a
jury of freeholders to locate and Law
out road from Deloache's bluff to
Colfax, provided it be done without
expense to the Parish of Rapides.
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Catarrhl

blood disease. Until the noisor &,
expelled from tile system, there can
Ne no enre for this loatfsome AMI
dangerous malady. Therefore, the onf,
eaectiVe treatment is thorough courss
OF ayers Sarsaparilla the hest Of ali
n'ooc purifiers. The sooner You BERN
Tie better delay is dangerous.
was troubled with catarrh for o,.a-
tW0 years. | tried various remedies.
anu was treated by number of nhvs;.
Grams, but received no benefit rint;r r
oegan to take Ayers SarsapariIla A
Jew oottics of tlIis medicine cured me of
tins troublesome complaint and COM
pteteiy restored my health. "-Jesse NJ
boggs' Holman's Mills, N. c.
"When Ayers sarsaparilla was roc-
olnmended to Inc for catarrh, I was in.
chned to doubt its efficacy. HAVING
tried go many remedies, with little hen,
ene, had no faith that anything would
cure me. / became emaciated from Ioss
OF appetite and impaired digestion.
had nearly lost the sense of smell and
my system was badly deranged. was
anout discouraged, when friend urged
me 70 try Ayers Sarsararilla, and re-
Isffed me to persons whom it had cured
Oh catarrh. After taking half dozen
pottleS OF this medicine, am convinced
tnat the only sure way of treating tIis
obstinate disease is through the blood -
Charles II. Naloney, 113 River ST
Lowell, Mass. '
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Here it is, and it fills the bill much
better than anything we could say
at gives me the greatest pleasure to
write you in regard to Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. During the past
winter | have sold more of it than anv
other kind, and have vet to find any
one but what was benefited by taking
it. have never had any medicine in
my store that gave such universal sat
isfaction." j. NJ. Roney, druggist,
Geuda Springs, Kansas. SO cent bot.
ties for sale by e. j. Sullivan.
60 to Bauer & We'll for genuine
bargains.
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OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL,

ALEXANDRIA, La, !
Jan. 6, 1890. I
o'clock p. m. 90
Present.
Thos. Crawley, Mayor,
Joseph Fellows,
Jacob Irving.
Ahsent-H. S. Gossens.
j. A. Johnsnn,
IL. W. Bringhurst.
mere not being qunrz 1.-THE Board
adjourned to meet January 9TH 1soo
at II o'clock.
= , THOS. -CRAWLEY,
q. N. RADCLIFFE, Mpvor
Secretary.
ALEXANDRIA, La,
Jan. 7, 1890.
The City Council met this dav at
IL o'clock a. m.
PRESENT.
Thos. Crawley, Mayor,
II. S. Gossens,
j A. Johnston,
Joseph Fellows,
Jacob irving.
Absent-R. W. Bringhurst
on motion reading the minutes was
dispensed with.
The Ireasurers report was read and
approved, showing balance on hand
of S256S.57.
The Collectors statement showed
the following collections since Deem
Der I'd, 1889:
r aAos 1903 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1852 81
eon's ....... .............. 81 co
Parish OF Rapides, bridge fund :. S13 03
GO-nI |
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Mr.. P. D. D. De},crox crnron,on

CMr; z. D. D. Delacrox, Cypremont
I. o., La, Nov. 3d. 1883, says: Three
years ago an agent representing DR.. Da-
v, wis compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Lar came INTO my store Being busy was
unable to give him any time. Before
leaving he gave me a sample bottle of
DAVIS Wild Cherry and Tar, asking me
TO give it to any one suffering with Il
cough or cold. Several days afterwards
l caught heavy cold. Remembering
the sample thought would try it. Six
teaspoontnls cnred me. Ordered sup
ply ut once, and have sold it with salts
faction to all: 1t acts ike magic on all
my fanny, and | would not he without it.
take pleasure in recommending it at all
times" One dollar bottles hold two and
a half times as much as SOC bottles.
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No1hosl james A. Thomas, of
..S,aaSGosaa.Tenn., General Agent of
sne oe American Insurance Co.,
' "i 10 to our city last week, and
w ne c. as the guest of Mr.. VIM.
"a; :, This was his first visit
W ,",s of Louisiana, and he
Nth tLe sself as highly pleased
NV" wy ry.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-01-15

The Alexandria and Pinevllle
Building and Loan Association held
its first Loan meeting on Monday
night last, at which time there were
$1,000 to loan. There was only one
bidder, Charles Boardman, (colored,)
who offered Is per cent. premium for
5000, tins receiving s765.