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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Nnrn pukntn.
6ufpet brait

TIMBER &esten al 20 Cons Ntel itprs
teoe @ulpet / 8ranb Sorts Siampnb
Mtias 2oet Stptuerf Snsba9 Gftermios
Dag iarnmen pper bet ~neoenunber lisz
geroe &ontor, bppr ct Suiin &pntoriiter
CT aniat. 6pritemaltiniit Satteriie
par ben eneIte, lpm oa bar fpmmet til
base eiter at bape ipiit til Mibbag. 81
Mtinuter icnere pilbe lllptfen babe peret
itrGtfeli9. S9iaa n9ite @ulp gap eiter,
p9 Wtelet er ipoleret.
"'Siusborp Banner"
meo @. O. Smitb iom &ebaftsr bar
lGn9e peret Ell uopreset bemofratiif
Iois. Nten I'LL bar Sprsermeiter Ilums
mer ps flere andre fremitaaenbe &epus
b~lifanere / SilsbOro fipbt Slabet, Der
iremtibig pil iurieste 8epublifanernes
Suteresi er / 5raiQ Gountp.
poteter fom eransI6.
Wfai. 6. u. Salomin / Dates CT
gaaet isans. meo en- RGffe Grperimens
ter for at f~aitilua Yuteters SGroi iOm
SrGnbiel. &eiultutet bibtil ii9es at
bore tilfrebs itilenbe. Spm 9rGnbiel
lepner Yuteterne Inn Tibet Nife; men be
tilipler Suns9lasiet itpst. Ser 9aar
p aulipano Epteter for at opueie
Yrenbieluarbien al l Spanb aul.
Campbell" -: Wetbopsn.
z. s. Surb, Sppz8anens 2anbasent
bar onlast Ell 5orisssitation paa 9tiz
dolls Bros 5arm, tre Nil / @eit ipr
Dates, / ben Seniist at prsoe Serb
bprfring eiier Campbell" sMetboben.
5alber Trpperne belois ub, oil neunte
Sane maaite til Spmmeren l9tte Gr.
turlipuer iSaug for at sipe interesiereoe
6olf Ell S~oreltiQing ON SGrbien al
"Suriace Culture, ipm ben er anbeiaz
let al Scr. 8. V. Campbell, Geoaftpren
al "Spil Culture" i Siour Giip, Soma.
Gn anben iaapan Sorlpssitation CT al
Mr. Suro anlagt peo 5orman. Seo
&enial Station, Stutsman So, % peb
Sarpep, @els Co., er bet Osiaa Mez
lliusen at anlGsse 5Oricssitatiuner.
Sorosn runot I tire Mar.
Sra Grauo Sorts begap 5. &ers
wurtbp % %. ssbitnal fig tiblis Snss
bag Morsen ub paa en- 2ur umfrins
Soroen. s IN let SlGpe, Der tr9tfes
al 6 iture, forte Npiunolanoere, os lOm
RUNNER aft oeres &eiietgi % ubitpr oil
De eiter Slaren reiie Sprben runot i
9pbet al ire Iar. De TO guentprere
bespnote &eiien meb TONNE CONNER,
mar unotases De Snbt9ster, be bauoe
peo ipr Starten at ubitiue lit &eiieuos
itpr / 8rano Sorts. Den fprite Gasss
reiie brin9er Dem til Silsboro, berira
til Sarge % CHILLING bDerne os iaa til
gtep gOrf. s fcritjeaise 8per larss
&eiieruten pil De irempiie lit noitpr /
Mui9er % llbitiainsspinbuer. Saales
oes pil be ltani e TO Tiger / W%inneapplis
for at banne ell uoItlling / Slions
@lass Ylpd. Sra Heip gorf fortl9ttes
nteb Camper til liverpool; berira ital
Suioene trGffe benz til Covers tr9bet
oper 2pnbpu; Iaa b9rer bet pper &anas
len iii 5ranfris, bpOr Sunoene ital
trGffe benz siemuem Yaris' 9aber, lises
iom bet er Meningen at pile iig paa
@aoerue | ale Guropas itprre Sper.
Ilanen or berpaa at saa Oper @r9nien
til gllieit, bpor be uil aflGg9e Tliit |
&ina % Sapan, ior be Tiger Siibsleis
li9beb ppet Stiaebapet til San 5raus
cisco. &pmmen til Ntnerlfa ,9Iell oil
be belsse ole Sper | De Sorenebe SID
ter paa 10000 Snobpssere eller Der
pper % iprtalle ON fine eu~entprlise Sp'
l%epslier. Oct CT ieluiast, at be penier
1T blioe baabe rise us inblGsse Jig ct
fort Napn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
California.
"Wio" Sapn


3amperen "glameba", Der Tburs.
bag Gitermibbas anfOm til San 5rans
cisco fra Sunululu, brinser ben berolis
senoe Tioenoe, at Den iaunebe Yoitoams
per "8ip be Saneiro", iOm aisif ira
San 5rancisco iOr gofoban,a ben zoe
6ebrilar. antom til SOnululu / sUb Ses
bplb ben lite STARTS. Den bar fomntei
no / ouerbGnoist @eir; bet tos baaroi
paa &uliuripnjngen, % ben baupe maats
tet saa inbOm SUnOlrlu for at tase arl
ilb, bupreiter ben iOrtiatie &eiien til iii
SeItemmeliesiteo, yokohama.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Aluhuntu.
ausuoer sauer somnIo branot.

~HWHVt VHHtt VtVHVF'
Tda Mpbile & Sbip 8anen5 gpre
S9rit / Mobile blep &Ompaniets Sp.
ln9sbuIe for @uano O9 BomulO nRiten
fulbit9nbis pbela9t peo Slbebrano. vi
8pmulo brenbte $3.50 8aler, iom bar
beItemt for ubisriel. Sabet CT $780,
900, fulot aslureret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Mtarnurt.
Stpre nosiiter.

Sibite 2eSislaturs Seuilguins til
9Gffelie af Acknowledgements, itor
s55O,OOO, bar opbrugt allereoe 2bUrs.
bag Niten. SCR rGite Samling bill
llnberituobet puerItise %$25O,OOO.
8isie S~mfoitninser bar i be ienere
gar iteset enOrmt, itripes fra Sefferiun,
% bet ipnes nalten, ipm ON Ell 2OuiOrs
anbrins er ~nsooenbis / ben &etning,
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Ohio.
zlsio;2fole neobranet.

Central Manual Training S9upl"
paa Geoar glpeuue | Gleuelanb poelass
bes ben 12ie bs. peb Slbebranb - am
tasslis paaiat. anitalten, Der ubsiUros
en- Del al almultOlesS pitemet, bleu OPP
retiet i 1898 for ct apitenoe al $40, :
600. Maltineri ps 8erftDi fpitebe ca.
$4,000. Suerten Ypsnins easr Sno.
bplb par aslureret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
uolanoet.
Hpnnurua.
I 8eleirinestiInanp.

!0ele &epublifen SOnouras er ertlGret
/ geleirins5tilitano paa @runo al gOrs
serfrisen / Nicura9ua. !SOnburas Ires
iioent bar ienbt trooper til Nicarasua
for at bielpe Ireiioent 3elupa, C9 man
penter buer Sag, at ct uI9jsrenoe Slus
oil iinbe Steo NOR @rRnoieu melIem
Sonburas Os Nicara9ua.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

9umas Os 5ardb SerHbarot. Sen frans
Re 1rogsotsnus baO for Here aar FOsn ben
feirsOe Gigttr: .at, Opbsisoe R,isr, Frio
mig bog en- fisn Rols!'
Set Ian itg life, nit flare Barn. iUas
rsoe Sumo5; Sc taller / guosruss Sprog;
men lea IrtUer / RsuutFsHss - .uu prOiG.'
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Afttu.
let eneeIff stnRe eaan

paa 100 MiQiOner 4ael5 er aiiluttet til
"a meo ) BrOcent Reute. 5iG8e aon'
tratten blir TOlOiOrOaltnjngen uiOr'
nnnret
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

On prattif 9srosn5oams prRisutsrsr in
lille eeu for SuslRrsrsn:
Sfsr ban bsg1nosr mso 2atiu ~ @rrf
sr bet ngOpsuOtst, At ban Irrer Gr1HiI
San ~iOritaar mig iltt life, mar leg :alsr ont
.bigb fife, fos O'tIoci, matb- Oio.-
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
5urtta.
CueriUpmmeIIe

B9en RarOQue oeo Rboue Ilo6en
bjerleOes BEN lobe al en- 6 OerioGmmelIe;
ct gus bIeO reUet OGt Of JlOmmsn, "a
z YeriOner orutneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Erunkrtnr.

Sorlaoer eauost for at tomms bort fra WiIi:
tartieneten.
9e 8aretOg, iUm tommer fra Sta
lien ouer @rGnoict, er operiDlOte al
S~talienere, iom iorlaoer 2anoet for at
TONNE bort fra MilitGrtieneiten airifa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Mtsnsnppt.
SIarfeoaIe

GuttonieabsSil UtiQ nebbrGnote iorles
ben Sag meb ct ubpre tort Eager. Ger
opitoo ct belpis asiureret Cab paa OPP
imoo 800, ZOO.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Hnref.
Rent Sias.

ariitiania, 13oe Warts. Sloetss
ibin9et UeOtos ioas meO Al mob 40
Stemmer 6Orila9et ON iGritilt norit
5la9.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Rbnnr aalnun.
SenasIast.

Sele Sermout Mig. Cos InlGg /
8rOpibence, boUr Sutterine iabriferes,
ct beila9last al gutboriteterne for Suers
tr9belie al Yutterines 2ooen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
MtunrInta.
San lite Iepc.

Gn Sarmer G Mura peo Hapn
Sobu SObniOn ialbt iOrleoen Dag ueo
fra ct SplGs, % lllDtten pilpe, at ban
itpbte paa en- itarp StOf, Der clemens
bOrebe llnberlipet. San oil life tunne
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

Irsmmtb: s5oiau, iua Rirtssaarosu CT
ooIaa bltoeu uopiost!"
SnbfsOt: "Sa 6a, gpsu pores &c blsSct
&uriteo uu.@
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
R1tslult0.
nnstr RnslaneS QonirnI.

ira aonitautiuopsl b~erctte5 BEN l2te
os, at BEN ru8iiite @ciauOt / aouitau.
i'nopel bar trufst en- O~oereu8tomit mcb
>uItanen ON, at galtarlauoeuc o.
9G8pptcn iOr 6rcmtiOsu itat itaa unber
RusIanO8 aontrOl.
&nSIonO bar iorpltgtct ia til at IN.
oerli0tie Igrttet % boloe &rmenjeu |
Igmmc.
paa ct 1sHaa.
&co RcOal CT 500 5iItcrc me6 SeIfe
og 8ognc al StOrmen 0rcUne no / bet
aabne 0ao paa ct tort J5ilag. 8c oar
%1or'pneoc meO gconelsmoler ior finn en-
Dag, O8 be baUOc BEN l2ie bs. orrct
laOueoc ) Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

NTkAS AeNh1S1k<S
uoiommsr Eivssas "a 3rssaa Rsra,u.
Wbsrttsismsutu

nai iHs'rercs tucf bor R1uoda y rorsoal Usr.
seH. aoerttsicneHisr ~iaotasss tiis I to paa bnauAes
'Hssnos Sunrrs nsoniaots et uStrsfisa iorisn.
afi. 85ts Il establishment. Der fSra tSmmr iuot
l1'oassuHmrst T. CT. ~forliusss taoraftsts Gangs.
oil oetiomns tuots Irsodssuunsrs. Breeze. sr inoes
b0Io'r sosrtisi,usuisr. ION bet hafsr mso. ssr NOR.
'5 apsEttsisasutt eet ssoFs SOrus pda Cos
Uoia,cR-
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Nr~rciteret Tor SpsriaIo.


Gn urtg Ntano al 6amilicn Garburp
/ gilbert Sea er beln9t meb IrreIt for
puloelist SperIalb paa Srpmmel la9eren
/ 5~rcliesarmeeu. Irreitanten CT Sen
al ben Garburp, Der III fiber paa Sust-
buffet for at baue brGbt Spbn 8ller
iiiur Spit.
8laoet "slibbp 6armcr", ben repus
blitanife Ipis / Iibbp, er lolst til
Sames IrneiUu, Der iibligere bar aniai
ueo Slabet "Seralo" glbotu Safe.
Gan Val bGnees.
Spmmer Spllano / Sraitero fat
iatte / Snsbass, at Spbn 6. Trpoe ifal
libe 3pben peo SGnsnins for Woroet
paa 9lnbreiu Yeterlpn.
Ioroet ianbt Steo iorriSe Waaneb.
Irpoe bpmtes til 9poen, ~eiterat Yeter.
ion bapoe pp9ipet bam ium Moroeren,
pa eiterat oenne lelp bapbe afgipet iulb
2ilitaaelie. Wuroet bleu begaaet mer
illot SperlG3. 9posoaser er erbnl
life ~iaitiat.
@amIe zetiIere I Rsoe.
"Slb Settlers' gsiociatiun" al 8is
mona Gpuntp bulbt lit Iarsmsoe | Sper
g8inona Snsbag ben lite bs. Trelibeni
8. 3. Mprle lebebe 5prbanblinSerne.
SefretGren pplGite en- lang ps eetalierei
Rappurt ON bet iOrlpbne Glars Slrf'
iumbeb. S%inancielt itaar 5~prenin9er
ouot, liseipm ben enbnn teller mango
Mcblcmmer. 3alere al flere al be nGr'
uGrenbe samle Settlere latte De Elite
beperenbe / Ell belipet Stemnin9. 10.
ialoet al Yalset blep: Yreiioert, 8,
.. Wprle; aasierer, q, 6. Sault; Se'
fretGr, 8. g. 9errp; Siltortart, y. D.
8unneQ.
W~Gslineerne.
Sfolerne / Sc Sueur lutfeoes | 2bors'
bags al Suuobeos Dc
Maslinserne er ubbruct blanbt StOIe.
bornene, bpprai Salubelen er anSrsbei.
cutetu!
bpur tulbt bet bar / Beuion % Smesr
iibite Tbprsbas Morser, ba @ootfol'
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

Smaa GaSsr ~psolisebOIOsr 9snFabst.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

'G'0ts De fore gsrus Suiier.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

Slabet "Iibbp 6armer", ben repus
blifanIfe Ipis / Iibbp, er 'olgt til
Sames Irreipu, Der t~iblisere bar aniui
ueo Slaoet "Seralo" | Glbom Safe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
toe.

|r CcTtt s5,,
/ % fn" @'
ywT an''
!, ~Gosenn'''
|rn rgI"tG'
|talc I'd"
/. 9,n'f7
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31

No Reflection Intended.

We have a letter from one of our
late grand Jurymen, who is Offend
ed because he thinks we have init
mated that the grand jury perjur-
ed itself by neglecting part of its
duty. The letter is not writer. for
publication, or we would give it in
this connection. However, we will
say that nothing was further from
our intention than to cast any sort
of reflection on the grand jury,
whom we regard as most honor
able body of men, who did their
duty conscientiously without fear
or favor. This being the case, we
see no reason for offense at our as
sertion that they were slightly in
error in part of their report. Be-
cause they were grand jurors, that
does not render them infallible and
above making mistakes. This ed
itor has been grand juror himself,
and finds he is still liable to commit
errors. With this by way of expla-
nation and apology to any and all
of the grand jurors who may have
felt uncomfortable over our re-
marks, we will say that we believe
we were right in our criticisms,
and that the facts will bear us out.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31
BENJAMIN F. BRIAN.

BENJAMIN F. Brian, born Nov. %, 1888,
departed this life at TBS p. m, Oct. 26,
1896, at his old homestead, near Pollock,
Grant parish, La, aged 63 years, less "a
days, after several months illness and
suffering with dropsy.
This good old man has gone to reap
the reward of his labors on earth; and
to all those who knew him as we did
there can be no fears but that it is rich
and bountiful. Few persons have been
of more use to this community than the
deceased. As citizen he was always
alive to the best interest of his country,
respecting the rights of all, giving strict
obedience to law, never faltering in any
duty or obligation imposed upon him,
ever showing great liberality in the sup
port of good government, good order and
peace, but ever ready to contend for JUS
tice and the rights of the people.
As Christian and neighbor he was
remarkable in many respects. Although
minister of the Baptist church the
greater part of his life, he had the high
est respect for all other christian denom-
nations. As husband and father he
was indulgent, attentively kind and af-
fectionate, and at the same time firm
and decisive.
With all these good traits of charac-
ter and virtue, and perhaps thousand
more, and that unwaveving Christian
faith for which he was noted, that he
has gone to meet his God, whore all is
Joy and peace. who can doubt
May all who knew him and loved him
assimilate his virtues, that they may live
as he lived and die as he died. God is
the final judge; but on earth / think it
safe to say that my dear old friend left
no one whose severest judgment would
not bc that he deserved to be numbered
among the blessed. Of all the old men
of Grant, whose bodies rest beneath the
sod, but whose memory rises up to chal-
lenge my love and admiration, / call to
mind no one who stands ahead OF Ben
jamin F. Brian. Pure of heart, pure Of
mind, sincere friend and faithful
Christian, he lived beloved and died la.
mented by all who knew him. May my
last end be like his. w. p. g..
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31

Hon. H. w. Ogden, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress, was
on hand to fill his Colfax appoint
ment on Tuesday, in spite of the
inclement weather. He spoke to a
crowd of thirty or forty persons,
several ladies being among the
number. Mr.. Ogden is rather too
much of a silver crank to suit our
individual views, but he is with
the masses on this subject, and we
suppose it is all right. At least
his position seemed to meet with
the views of his audience, and as
he is our party nominee he will gel
our vote. He is a farmer. and as
such has made a pretty fair suc-
cess, and, being thoroughly inform
ed as to their wants and needs, be
is the man to represent our farmers
i'll Congress.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31

Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, of Washington,
New Jersey. the great Organ and Piano
Manufacturer, is building and shipping
more Organs and Pianos than ever. In
1870 Mr.. Beatty left home penniless
pillow boy. and by his indomitable will he
has worked his way up 60 as to cell SO
far, over 100000 Of Beatty's Organs and
Pianos since 1870. Nothing seems to dis
hearten him; obstacles laid In his way,
that would have wrecked an ordinary
man forever, he turns to an advertise
ment and comes out of it brighter than
ever, He was mayor Of Washington,
New Jersey, from 1879 to 1883, five terms,
and recently declined denomination tor
the sixth term. His instruments, a. Is
well known, are very popular and are to
be found in all pats Of the world. We
are informed that during the next ten
years he intends to sell 100000 more OF
his make; that means business OF S20,-
100000. If we average them at $4,000
each. 1t is already the largest business
of the kind in exitence. Write or call
upon Daniel F. Beatty, Washington. New
Jersey, for catalogue.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31
The Duty of the Hour.

The immediate and commanding
duty of all who believe in the peo-
pie ruling the affairs of this great
nation, is to go to the polls next
Tuesday and cast their ballots for
Bryan and Sewall electors. I'm
fortunately in Louisiana matters
have been SO complicated that all
Democrats will he forced to bolt
the ticket or lose one-half of their
vote, in SO far as the Vice Presi-
dent is concerned, as all votes for
Watson electors are equivalent to
no vote at all. This we regard as
unfortunate, and believe it was un-
reasonable and unpatriotio to 60
into this fusion business, whether
viewed from q Democratic or Pop
ulist standpoint. There is abso-
lutely nothing gained by either
party to it, but on the contrary
each has lost self-respect, and we
think it has weakened Mr.. Bryan's
chances in the State, and, in case
of q failure to secure a majority
in the Electoral College, it invites
almost certain defeat.
Now, our friends need not be
alarmed at our criticisms, for we
intend to vote the mongrel ticket,
however Objectionable it is to our
feelings. We only desire to enter
our protest against all such infer
nal and unprincipled dickering.
In case the Electoral College il
not able to elect a President with
a clear majority, the election is te
be thrown into the House of Rep
resentatives = that is, each State
will have one vote, a majority O
the delegation from each State de
termining how the vote shall b
cast. In case the Electoral Col
| lege fails to elect Vice Presiden
| then the u. S. Sente will elect tina
parsonage. Now, there is no like
lihood of any complication as +
President, but there is as to tn
second Office, and Mr.. Watson, tn
Populist candidate, makes the com
plication. He has no earthly sho,
for election, and there was neithe
patriotism nor principle in infiic'
ing upon the Democrats of Louisl
ana the necessity to vote for hl
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31

We find the following account in
our exchanges of shooting scrapa
that occurred in Sabine parish on
the 10th of October:
On last Friday evening a shoot
ing occurred in Many, in which
Mr.. A. H. Hogue shot his brother
in-law, Mr.. L. B. Gay. Parties
who saw the shooting state that
Hogue stepped into the front door
of M. F. Buvens' store with dou-
ble-barrelled shotgun and without
warning at the time, fred both bar
rels at Gay. The first did not hit
him, but four shots went through
his shirt just above the left hip.
The next FIRE, one shot cut his hat
band in two, and another hit on
his cheek, glanced under the skin
of the nose, and was taken out by
DR.. John Nash. Mr.. Gay is not
seriously wounded. Mr.. Hogue
gave up and is awaiting his bond
to be fixed by Judge Hall. The
cause of the shooting, if any, is un-
known.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31
Cotton ssTop Crop" No Good

A great deal has been said about the
second or "top crop" of cotton in Louisi-
ana, and the glowing reports sent in
about it are actually said TO have caused
half cent decline in prices. This is an
outrage on the poor farmers, and does
them a great injury. Even il the appar-
emit crop we're to mature, 1t could not pos
sibly add moro than ten per cent to the
crop already assured. But there is little
likelihood of one half of the promised in
crease being realized. Experienced and
well-informed farmers tell US that the top
or second crop made so late in the season
never amounts to any thing, and from
personal investigation we find the greater
proportion of these late hollis are soft and
spongy and do not bid fair to make any.
thing at all.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31
ANY Port In q Storm

That's a good maxim, but it will not
work as rule in the purchase of reme-
dy for rheumatism. ANY of the cheap
nostrume will not effect cure-in fact
mono of them will. Get DR.. Dummond's
Lightning remedy, and speedy cure is
certain. One bottle is worth hundred
of anything else, and for that reason it is
the cheapest when q cure is wanted.
The two bottles sent to any address by
express upon receipt of IS. Drummond's
Medicine Co., New York. Agents wanted
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31

Be sure and call on the Boston Store
when in Alexandria. 1t will pay you.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31

The first load of freight over the
new railroad connecting Many, Sa-
bine parish, with the outside world,
was received at that place on the
18th instant.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1896-10-31

If your children are subject to Group
watch for the first symptom of the dis
ease = hoarseness. II Chamberlain, 8
Cough Remedy is given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse it will prevent the
attack. Even after the croupy cough
has appeared the attack can always be
prevented by giving this remedy. It is
also invaluable for colds and whooping
cough. For sale by j. H. McNeely, Col
fax, La, DR.. ]. v. Bonnette & Bro, Pol
lock, La.
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Rev. V. D. Skipper, presiding Q

Rev. V. D. Skipper, presiding ell
der, and Rev. J. I. Hoffpauir,
preacher in charge, were in Colfax
last Saturday and Sunday, the 4th
quarterly meeting occasion for this
work, and the sacrament was adj
ministered at the Sunday IL o'clock
service. From here they went to
Montgomery, to hold the 4th quar-
terly conference for that work on
Monday last.
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electors. We hold that the COM
bining in Louisiana of Democrats
with Populists, and the concession
of four electors to Watson, was an
unwarranted and foolish surrender
of Democratic principles, and an
imposition upon and infringement
of the rights of all strict party men.
AS disorganizing factor, Watson
is an eminent representative of the
Populist party, which has done
nothing, and can do nothing, but
furnish an asylum and provide en-
ployment to blatherskite disturbers
of the public peace. Populism is
the offshoot of Socialism, and as
such will surely be discarded by
all patriotic citizens as soon as
they get over their horrid night
mare and their sober senses have
assumed control. The rank and
file of our Populist friends are hon.
est and susceptible to reason, and
we think they prefer an open hon.
orable controversy that appeals to
their reason, instead Of being en-
trapped into doing what they think
is right!
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Winchester Rifle for $12 80.
Any one wishing to buy new Win
chester rife can secure one for the low
price Of S12 so by calling at the CHRoN-
ICLE Office.
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Be sure and call on the Boston Store
when in Alexandria. 1t will pay you.

Hon. Chas. F. Crisp. speaker of the
51st and SD Congresses, died in Atlanta,
Ga. Oct, 23d.
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Court Postponed Two Days.
Columbia, La, Oct. II, 1896.

Editor C0lfdr Chronicle:
Please announce through the Chronicle
that court will be opened on the ID, and
adjourned over until Wednesday, the 4th
day OF November The Sd being legal
holiday, there will be no business trans
acted until Wednesday, the 4th.
Yours truly, NJ. +. MAcHEN, Judge.
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Colfax High School.

The Trustees of the Colfax High School
for Males and Females take pleasure in
announcing to the public that the second
Ten Months Session of this school will
begin on the First Monday of Septem-
Der, 1896. No pains will be spared To
make it first-class High School.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary DEPARTMENT q % per month
Colieaiate $50
Music, Vocal and Instrumental 50
Incidental fee rs cents per session.
Good board can be obtained on reasona.
BILE terms. Two hotels in town, and sew
eral private boarding houses in town and
vicinity will board cheap. Those having
children to educate should send them in
and give MS a fair trial. We are in the
race to stay.
R, s. CAMERON, President.
II, g. GOODWIN.
Secretary Board of Trustees.
Colfax, La, July 10, 1896.