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New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
Railroads.
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and cortIsndt Streets
In Effect January l5 1896 sa
TO-" 1870 A. "NtAfT MAAPTEIas9LvANIH LMrED
Sm nls hrTyss ssP"s 6dDsn Dnns M
ulve T. M snfGS' 5o So So S. No. Hus "ssprR' sS Tosdo
200 r. M-cmcAGo AND ST. LOUIS ExPREiss;;E liaS;-.
Pullman sleeping and Dining Cars to ST. LOUIS I'oui,
VILE and p ch,easo Arrives cncTna'' 'o'' a. w.
800 u'i j.. MEwEsTEiHSSS EiSS ESpREss Pullman Sleeping
7.45 +. M-soIrmwEsTERS ExPREsss .rqmsn :, n am,s
esns AfrSas cnanna ane "nE fs'S M Ind"apos P NJ
$50 + cns MzAFe II ef9Sd E2pREss m2E9ns Sleeping
Pttsburg. Connects for Chcaso daily and ''e'ean'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH; %
GongcssonaI ' resi- Im % all Paror and Dining cars go
Dining Car) 30 Dining carr Dining carr, . T. ~ NJ,
1essdnsi 's' @ nu""'s s ' FSr g and Dining caT a?o
dining carr. 4.3o Dining carr Dining Car. . T. M
soTTHi:IiX RAILwAY.-32o p NJ. daily ss,peTs % fsuy to
seepers NewQrleans Memphis Asheyie ana hoi nd
Springs l2l' night aily. Sleepers to Ne"-orleahs ana
ATLANIc COAST LIXEF,Srsa spesa for J3es so
daily seepsTs to Port Tampa Macon and Jack sp5
cHEsApEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 800 P. NJ.
For % 6D oST SPS coM6RT sPa and "Ss via
Charles Route A. NJ week days and with Through
ATLAETrc ss dirY 80 rsI week days Through Bune.
E6F ,cArE MAY 100 ?. \ week DAYS; -. n,,,
For Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grove and POINT
Pleasant Q 10 A NJ. 12 TO- 3 40. $40 and li50 P. NJ
week days. SUNDAYS AT Interlaken for Asoury
Parkl 9i5 4 " 81 y
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6 90 20 6. $50 I? 9;O 10 Penna Limited. 10lo DIN
ing can. u NJ. y T. 90. 3. go. :. : 30 40 ODE
ing Can. dining Car). Dining Car 80 :. . T. NJ
u II night Sundays. Gi5 $50 900 . 30 30 LinlteD.
10. II \ u. Dining carr. 3 % :. ! 20 i30 DIN ng
Caar. Dining carr, Dining caD. 745 :. . r. NJ
re1r' oiHces. Nos 'sa ol4 i.lee 1923 III and 2el
broadway. ! As'or House and foot II Desbrosses and
Corilani Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. ~
Broadway. ani Brooklyn Annex Station foot 4 Fuli \
Street. Bro0kivn station. Jersey city. The New York
Transfer Company wl call FOR and check baggage from
hotels anl residences through TO destination.
: VI. PROVOST. J r. WOOD.
General Manaser General Passr Agert
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlan ndt and Desbr0sses i :t.:
400 4. VI. daily. except sunday for MACCH CHUNK
AMI intermediate stations
s.I5 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BCF-
FAI.O NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the Nest principal local points. dining 10 sus-
pension Bridge. Pullman Nestbue Sleeper 10 Chicago.
II:1O 4. VI. daily Qeayes lO:30 a. VI. sunday for
MAUtT CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg
I,OO y. VI. daily except sunday. for Ei.MIRA and all
ing char-car 20 Wkesbarre.
.S;:sO T.. W. Sundays only) for Wlkes5arre. l. a B.
Junction and all Intermediate stations.
4iO y. W. daily except sunday, for L. 4 B JUNG.
TON and principal INTERN diae stations; Pullman buHs
parlor-car Wilkesbarre; connecting for Potsvile
42O y. VI. daily except sunday for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations
5I5 T.. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
tlons.
G.Oa T.. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper yesti5ule train
York Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
connectons for Reading and Harrisburg.
65O 4. VI. daily except sunday for Easton and inter-
mediate stations
300 y. VI. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHES-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS; and all points West
llman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo Chair-ear to
Wlkesblrre.
Tickets Pullman accommodations 235. s44 and
1923 Broadway 81 East l4thst. l56 East l25'h ST.
New York $50 Fulton St. Court St. 9S Broadway. an6
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn y. Y.
New-YOrk Transfer Company VIII call for and check
from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
the STATE or TRADE.

6, c%ors "a a. M sp Z, @ gr9ar g. 9a & M,''sp q .gss e 70 81 a
straight 81 3onSi ~. sac-. 40 hhls Wheat iun and
4Inri AZ ~ 49, ' aga Nrr,. ,-Nn'2.' Ma" 'ig Ia
grade 73a7tc. stock l"4"0o bush. sll'-. 3ls" bush
MAY. ~. az c June -, bib Iu, a,'s d25c. .t.ancr
i H. :. i', y, .t.,, ,,. '"' 's', r,,i A.
n'..c. Western. ir4I1ic. st,,k S7"p bush Hay nrm
Arni 2,.i MAJ, Cor, for orl,r- 3 aia2. 4si Hpr-l
cotton quiet y Butter easy fancy creamery u e
other articles unchanged
g.oa Arnl ., F,,,r quite, but gao'a i"s hsesr
4 @ 9 % ats S@r - t atn 49, sns % 2s ',1 n,"q @d 5 nn
s,raishu 81 "gH" cornmeal ste'i,. ,oa7Ne bag
90 ~ ana steamer 10. .aao,.c oats qule'. $
sls 80: mdans- sil ?5asi5. ,,,tonscci m-ai s2 va
s. 10 'i~ lean % caGs ,i - G'r1ei 6'r s9ior Hams,
Fr,S Gee, da in ,'.ai'e % Gad. lds. i,e, saSc
p,'T g"f: i1,Sr % m @ VcrMSt aa' am
mrh. Isaeic. other dairies HATS. Cheese puiei
by iG, Eastern i3-. Western. l'.al2c. Geans quiet
. l.asl :" m,"ms s. o@si g 90 'ri2" ,, @,s.
cholc. turt.,s Weston. Iaald. chickens. Nor,hrrn
crn fov:- snl5- Woefon uni.c. eiagsy chickens
-cri Roo . 49,. Green Muntins. e542Nc white stock
22G2'c swccts. 81 hn;..c" steady fancy 'atng >r
',s ss@sa so v,irn,a "ranr.. >'us7 80 Mcs-ina and
Palermo. s3gsa - i..mons 81 '3ps3 ,Tarnips. 81 80
r.,ies dul siaasl7 Inc straw. slSasls 80
run,o. Apli sp.ins wheat slos'i arm IL higher
c',rn closed strong NJ = yellow boo. No yellow a,sc:
49, o'ln ai' g8', No. j. s''n r'",bia. 81 IN 'rack
Wcstc,H 10" I've dull. \, quoted In store
ca., unchanged
Chicago Aprh 6 The leading futures ranged as fol-
wheat. NO. =: Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
Ag,' A} '''"G., 49, 49, c. az g.. c, ,,,.,, g;
July .............. So. aG,'. G7Aaos5s 81. 81 /,
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To pUII.\DEIpUIA. BALTIMORE A

ror p,,,,o,,,, WAShi lH, I'M. $50 500 sl5. oN9
10 90. II 80 dining Cap A. ~ 49, ~" 600 1885,
o.,, io.,.9 y - l., night sundays. 4So 300 ~ S
II ~ Dining carr A. NJ. zoo 400 ''o" uD'S
G:tD +. NJ. l2.lJ night. , ..,s 40 Sis
For Baltimore and Washington weeA 1a 1as -, 1Dning
1000 II 30 dining carr A. NJ, ~ ~ sSo i9Oo II 80
carr 600 l.. NJ l2:ij night sunHaNs - am p NJ,
(Dinng can A. NJ. ZOO so uinins Oaf' WV
Il Is night. A. ,r.,reS AZ foot Of
Tickets and paror-car seats can be pouaygs ays oadway
Liberty ST. il3 H. 26i 4l5 ot ~ 10, Is,h ST. 2I3
n, 9th Ave- 81 East ltth ST. l3f Eas, yos. Court
West i25th St. 25l Columbus AVE- ," New Williamsburg.
ST. Fulton brooklyn: - btoai"ai a i for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 10 desuha.Io-.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
ADVERTISEMENTS and subserptlon, i0s i0.a a1s 1srosaxa.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions 10 %? broadway.
"a Il 2st ST. unti a.h omces at regular
tsements received the following ,si shave. O. ..
once rats unt O'Clock p. viz ;ss ~, co,umSusaves
cor I'D i52 6h-svr.. cor l1,n near 9th W
near West ST. Ob West va s.wsen tn and e'n
Eas, i,th-s a57 West !2d t., between 7dth and
sves l59 tIh-st.; l.S3S 80 I0S 1gt-AvA,
-,tn s,s Ios6 sd-ave near 6ls'-s ,si sd-ave.; s?s
-ear seth St $50 3d-ave.. near 7sh-st; a2i
aeye .6s, "a ave: Amsi .rdsm $50 OH ave
Aod-.t fSs East 10th st.: 200 East sS''-''
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07

BEENES- Hecciptf Tor dats W,re 2aH cars. ,r
""' head Hr crt fi "Npprtefn and raughirrcrr
ana 81 f1r ia, market. Trade opcu~i moderately
active ana arm g. 10 higher -ir,Ts lat ,,ws AMI
oxen Wcr0 also shade higher. bull. ani common and
medium COWS unchanged. a sold. m exporter bought
% head Inferior io choice native fnd at 50 154
~ ~ per 100 H. t'Is az - 80. and sagH a SBf
e. 10 bulls At 81 Jpn>3 -. cows. 81 1UdS3 Dlty
dressed native ~iI~s At OrI.c per H.. Toiayr cables
from London hni liverpool quote American refrigerator
beef higher at 7'sn1',c per ~ American nrm At
nzn Zoe. dressed weights. American sheep al
1Oi. .H11c. dressed weights. shipments I" On IN.
Wells City t. Bristol $50 cattle pf Meyer x liluscman.
To morrow the Bowie viii take cattle for
SchwarzschiI y Sulzhcrscr. 332 for J. shnmb.rs
a son. l,%s sheep for j H. Long n co.. $50
qrs of beef Tor n Morris
Sail Sherma- culver: - starch factory Indian,
steers 1850 ~ average Al ~ "a per lOo ~. &c., Iana,
H. at 81 ~. - DO. 2ij H. at 81 -. ~ do 1883 n, nt
81 A.. do. 1919 IL. ~ - 30. II Kansas do No. n
81 -. 10 do 1901 H. at ~ 10. ~ State do llU5 H., AZ
s. 10 y do i"'G ih at 81 a5 Is cnnsysania do. iisi
~ AT 81 20 stag. l3to H. AT 81 49, I'cnnsyivan /,
cows 1870 n, AZ 81 30. ~ DO. ilI3 H. 81 10 1 do
81 22is do .Do n. at 81.
D. Mcpherson 90: Indiana steers 413 No. at 81 70.
q d. 30. II Onto do. 1872 H., 1t 81 40 =
Kentucky do. 2sJ IL. Al - IS II DO. 1889 H. i "a
Texans 1882 10 AT 81. 20 State steers lOis r At 81
bull. ,3o n. at 81 10. DO ii13 10 At 81 90 do G0
No. 81 10 II cows. 1854 H.. 81 81 III do D67 H., at
s2",. II d. ~ n. at 81 10. DO "ri M. at 81. do
795 n. a 81 30
Newton CO.: II Maryland steers. H. at ~ q, ~
do. 1888 N. 81 80. do. lIt7 10. at 81 H. Wesern
do 1890 ~ 81 20. 10 State DO l2t7 NJ at 81 81, do
1896 H. 81 Ia 1870 NJ at 81. bull H., nj
81 ~ "a nsi ID. at So 40: do. $50 NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07

cash quotations were follows. Flour hrm. North
ners advanced prices Toe. prices here unchanged
y" spring wheat. 6isndiAsc y" spring wheat "''1h
Iic, No red. UjA.MGsc. No corn. 2Dd2igc NJ oats
lvl.0Uisc. No rye. JGc No barley. 3inaNc NJ naN
seed ss.Hss9c prime timothy ed. s. 30 nominal, mess
pork per bb s. ajuSsG "a rd per leo H. s. "2'vi -
short ribs sides up'srj. 81 jonki III. dry saltci shoulders
toN"d 81 JOmSi G2 short clear adca ,huNedl. 81 Jpu
s. d-a whlskcy diztllers finished goods per gal 81 -
sugars cut loaf 81; grhnuatri 81 ~; standard "A.
81 ~ per bbi linseed OIL 3sc. boiled On the
Produce Exchange the butter market easy
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot ~ Chambers ST.
rs follows ana i've minutes earlier from West 23t-st;
900 nnsh-m,'n 'rli Emri Bana5 Brad,ori James:
town Meal,ille and the West. Paror car 70
Buffalo.
H.nN \. P.M-Vestihu,el Limited fast rail Daily. sofa
Z.UU tram far Ch.Ae.. Chautauqua Lake, arrives
Cleveland 80 \ NJ. Chicago T. NJ Sleepers
10 Chicago. cleveland and Cincinnati Dinine car
S.ON 4. M.-}ural1 Nestihuled Express Daily, arrives
/")O Bura'o - \. NJ making direct connections tT
Detroit. Chicago and the West -,
S5 r s '9nIiaIdD@ ran 10 Shas ass 'p seSst to But
fal Chicago and cincinnati. Dining car
rINCkETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND ~ Ll,MAN
/ accomnn o,iatons az III 26l. t0i and -. Broai"N
1876 East i25th Chambers and West 23dst te''c ~
York 133 Fulton-st Brooklyn. 2oo Hudson St nc,
hoken Jersey station. ETi' Transfer Nonpa.,
calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana resue''
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
Railroads.
AmaR,cA's oRGArEsT RsJlRoAa..
YORK
CENTRAL
- ,.s,oonas ou,en - -
- HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
s'so METoept sunday aya Empire a. s1s ssny E1Ds
Syracuse and Rochester. Due buffalo +45 p n,
Niagara Falls 5:55 m. This train is limited
O.aO A. M.m,.Daily Fast Mail for i'Oqghkeepsis Al.
bany, Utica Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
1880 A. M.--Except Sunday. Day Express. For all n-
400 p. M-Daiy. Southwestern Limited For colum-
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and St Louis Stops
at Poughkee1se Albany. Utica Syracuse. Rochss-
ter and Buffalo. ,.,,--- s-.., -. n.,.o,, c,..-
land rosdo and csisasp Stop i0s at
Albany. Schenectady. Utica Syracuse ROchesS
3:3O p M~Except Sunday. West Point. POushkeeDslS
4.3O r. M.-Daliy. North Shore Limited. Due Detros
$40 a. m. Chicago 4;3o p. m. Stops at Albany
900 Mpaily For Asaoy Troy Utica h.,: hs!;.s
Nag Niagara Fails Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit css
cago: Cincinnati =: Lguis s...,or, p,,,,,.,.
s'@' Piatsbarg M1SaX y. Assns S an} MSa'rcsf f
10" land Ia lndianapoIis' st. Louis. Chicago. stops
Poughkeepsie Albany and Utica
''' only n Nor" for poiSs on Fail Brook Railway Via Lyc
and for Rochester o
'' %Rsy ps. fs sy'iSs +,
Snasy on nsS Ss"SG Ssas.y r. and
soe eepsr' M anS savs @ Il 'o Day f .rc-p, Sunday
P'eld v9 Ha5STn 5HT pfa1 G ,:ea and tn. Bert
'9sf XII Hi HieH4 ii !Ii51:y 4h&is a'l,:1
a'12 i9s I9yasa 'F Road only line running ri
Wssnsr oIsSs Cas- Sen 81 n,lsS sT9ufn flsS trains
ll5 Broadway a Park Place 2sl il3 Broadway 81 E.s
is5hs Si ana sd1I' ias;6s station as and u
and o9 1 Sos :; p Telmce p b5SeTyn BY the
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. n.
stations In New-lOrk foot of barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

Drec, route % NEWARK. Bl.OOMFIELD. MoNrCLAIR.
THE ORANGES summit BernardsviIle. Bssking
Ridge. Madison. MorristOwn. Passac Paterson. Boon.
tn Dover. Sianh@pe. NEWTON. BUDDs LAKE,
LAKE HOPATcONG Hacketstown. SCHOOLEY5
MOI NTAIN. Washington PHIlLIPsBCRG EASTON.
WATER GAP STRpTDSBt RG. Pocono Mountains,
SCRANTON PITTSTON WILkESBARRE NANTI.
COKE. DANvlLLE NORTH vMBERLAND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Water
VIE. TTIcA. KIcHFIELp SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA OWEGo. EIMlRA
CORNING. BATH DANsyILLE. BUFFALO ami Ill
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7:e0 A M-BINGHANTON MAIL. Stops at principal
900 \ N-BUFFALC SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN.
i~TrCA RICHFIELD SPRT'GS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Suffet Parlor Cars CON-
u.,t Al Buffalo f0r chicago and points west.
i.o, y NJ SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and Er.MrRA
EXPRESS Pullman Burat Paflor Cars
4.Oo l. M.-SCKANTON. WILkESRARRE and PLYM.
OI'TH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror cars.
$50 + VI. DNll1.-Bgfail Vest hulei Limited Express
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUF
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects a.
Buffalo with rain for Chicago and points west.
o:30 .. NJ Daily. BuFFAI.O SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TOS. UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWl,GO EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Seepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
Park Place i29 Broadway Tickets a ferry stations 91
Broadway III +th-tNe. l2fh-s' 33 West ,Dthst.
235 columbus NewYork 23S and 726 Ful'on.s. and
ios Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
nation n all stations 80
check from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD JERSEY
,Anthracite coal used eNclusNelyp
Four Tracks Automatic Block signals.
ON md after March IL. 1896.

Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty -.
For Faston. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Sey
$50 Tl5. 9i0 III - 10 Easton' n NJ. ITO 81 ~"
10 Eastuul i.l5 ,5 20 t. Allentown 7 NJ SUNDAY \
43o q Is &c Easton \. NJ. 100 $50 600 p NJ, q,
For Mik.sharre ptttston and Scranton. 3:lO A H's
i:lo 80 AIS T. ". sundays. 80 4. NJ =.
For Reading AT i.30 SEQ. $40 1900 II 30 4. NJ. ;lo
30 zoo iOo S1p ) 10 900 Z. NJ. 1915 night sun
day', 40 NJ. 100 200. $50 600 81. II 10 nsn,'
For Harrisburg i:3o 500 o.lo. II 30 \. NJ ~
80 800 300 545 T. NJ. l2:i5 night. sundays. 4O
\ NJ. 100 80, 600 I. NJ, i2:l5 night. . .o,
For Sunbury. I.Wlsburg and Wlliamsp1rt AZ tS0 e,'
9.iO \ NJ. i:l0 l:3o 300 Z. NJ sundays. i5o A N''
600 T. NJ
AbI.-RAIl. ROUTE. ,,..
For Rcd Bank Long Branch and points south 70 rSn Rs
Pleasant i3o SJ. II 80 \. NJ. 30 lH $40 70 ~
BanO. 4:i5 i:io, 6:i5 T. NJ. sundays. except o"eA"
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
FOR LAKEWOOD.

1 80 s:i5 \. NJ las 340. 4:i0 L. Nj. MI, ,A
For FaIminslae. Toms River Barnesat ia'" "''
Barnegat. t.jo N:l5 A. NJ. l:i5. i:io i NJ "a, NJ
For Atlantic city. Nneland and Brdse'on '"o ~ '''
Far N"nn,outh Reach scahrlsh, and Highlands q
Nayesink $50 S:i5 II 80 \. NJ. / 80. Ia" f'i' y"
L. NJ SUNDAYS 300 A NJ. 400 /. NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07

Receipts breadsrns interior points in thonsfsh feh
last three ophers omitted -four bbls gram O1s"
"a follows:
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17
Railroad Business.

IL am the busiest man il, lrv,"
says Mr.. j. y. Wood, the popular
aud capable agent al this p|;,"r u
the Y. and NJ. V. rai].ml. "FuN
trains going and "o"nug are i've
order OF the day." he c"n'i,mr,'.
Fortunately, the rrl"uarr tonnsl
Mr.. WmM in one vt lis few i+..>',r.
moments, and he very kindly gave
some figures i'|ns'm.ivr OF ,br in:i!>
OF the hu@inrSs handled. For the
month ot Sept 06, the au,a',nt Of
freight received, aggregated 135l3,
freight forwarded 1896. Compare
this with those of Sept. Is, 9l9GG
received, 1860 forwarded. The
early n,'syruent Ut cotton, this seas.
on shows bales shipped to date $500
agaia'A 3GH; the corresponding date
last gear.
Az Thesis Fl cures relate only 10
railOah business and not to the
large quantities. Of freight l.an.l!cd
at the river lit gives nIeixly IN ilen
oft1Ae rush Na.usiucssxr tlispoiut.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17
aly. M,a,t1." .itnz:vtLu .:;7si,>l, thinks

Mr.. AfW'1s~ i'n1rt;1nS7'i'>t, thinks
that tlrAruN'ty ut the !!E,sa Of thr
people is srci d"r"!: this 'H'npaign
that The situation, calls ia: ~" pray.
crs Of all Christians that TIE p-uy,
OF tho Union may he preserved.
Though Ills position may provoke 81
SMILE f'tan politicians, who ARE nv
aci.'Hi|nnafti 10 wake their works ;.
>uh9rct ct prayer, yet tie >''ua''Hi
lis il H'ry grave one, even I" '';r>;'.
who have Alc$S wide: range nl Oi,
serva,ion than Mr.. Moody. 10 lh.
West p"rt'c''lrrly TIE discomfort OF
the people l"nlrr* on revolution.
They demand - rhn':ge j" existing
c"nii'ipns. aud peace and witty.
The stability VI the nation. icing
more ,l-sirah'" than nn.i.t else. ia"
loss "f this campaign by |'c'n would
4'r pu'''ic calumi'y. For il! ~il,e!
Sf"n''I not be 'hr i'Nuarea Tor all
Ills, it wore f.; l,.!tr, ,hat the pr,,-
pie should have ~ opportunity in:
''r*'''rS its rttrar! Nay h"w. 1t is I"
Su!H'rt for prayer, that the t.nu>" Of
the ''"i" 7" i'lr' title Ian ! 1nn c
h",uN in the "I'r'' court ut The W.
ti""s.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17

For years you and your fathers
have found it Of pterling worth.
1t is and always has been put up
only by J. II. Zeili4 l. ca. Take
none but the genuine. 1t has the
led Z on the front OF tho wrapper,
and nothing else is the same, ;ud
nothing 60 good.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17

Vain Lerr Polk, u grani|sn" "'
President Polk, and c"n~"! Srn.
oral of the En,'c'! States at Calcut
IL, has returned tothiS country, aud
in an interview with the Neic
YORK. Journal attributes tho. hard
times in India to the closing Of
the mimsS there 10 silver. He
shows that debts on Indian railways
were. exactly doubled. When tie
roads were built ten rupees were
worth u pound sterling, whereas
now twenty rupees are reqnirr'! t"
represent the Sa,uc value, although
the relative value Of tho rupee t"
labor aud pvmluct continue the
same, and purchase as much ofti;h.
er ~ ever.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17

Determined that the party oi
protection shall not bear tue mlinu,
OF having the support vt all ,"'
trust. and m"n"p"IieS, til" World
pretemilS Ia have discovered a., i'm,
monxe Silver Trust allied on the
side of Brian. The sn,al:mcSs ~
the campaign fund il sufficient re,
fntatiom of this charge.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17
Sure ~ ron 1.-Two
H. will win tho fight.
Let every Democrat 10 his
Very hest t" help hi> pHrty.
Each vote cast in the box
Rolls MP ~ mxjority for Bryan.
The Strongest, Argument.

All. who make u careful study
Of this money question which il
convu'~ing The nation, ami VII"
view it from every conceivable
standpoint, cannot but be struck
by the fact that wlHtevcr may h'
said, pro or con, with regard to
silver or gold in the abstract, The
most noticeable feature Of TIE whole
contention is the personnel Ut some
Of the gold a'lhcronts. While there
arc very many honest and sincere
men on, each side Of this question,
it is evident that all the trusts ami
monoI"lieS ara j" favor Of gold.
This, to our mind, is the strous.
est intlucUimcut 10 side with Silyrr
that can he presented. 1t is All ar.
gn'nent will! reason in it. mIt a
mere nrgumentum at hominem-an
appeal to the passions and p'cjudicrs
OF the MASSES agAluSt the GLASSES
whlcs, il unEjSe amt unsafe To make
but an argument pregnant with
common ScnSc.
Take tbs Trusts and mn,opolits
for INSTANCE. II these have waxed
and grown fat upon our present
financial system aud wish it con.
timed, it mnSt bp bet@uSo they
SEE in It that which il peculiarly
helpful! To Their interests. And
their interests are not Identical with
that OF the wasc,earuing and pro.
uuciug classes. This is ,hs uIa;,er
in \ nutshell. 1t is the strongest
argument tor ~ change there il.
1t il AZ obstacle which tho True
Democrat finds hardest to sur
mount, despite our fear Of "1bcap
money! What trusts and m6u0lo.
lies want cannot be best tor all the
rest 0i tire people.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17

It is conceded that the battle
gtound..of the campaign il in I'LL.
nois, Indiana, Iowa and Michigan.
Doubtful states, but more 40 for
Hanna than Bryan.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17

For several weeks past the True
Democrat has had t" claim the H.
diligence of It's readers for :! lack
Of editorial nml,cr, which wax
crowded out by tn. large anonnt
of local ,1w~. This ianlt ,'xn doubt.
IeSs easily be forgiven si"c" what
people are doing is of greater i'm.
p"rtanco than what one writer
thinks.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17
SILVER OR GOLD.

Better than either is % healthy
liver. II the liver IS @. X. the
man is @. X. His tlood il kept
pure, ha digestion perfect, and ha
can enjoy Lie and act inte]ligcntly
and patiently upon the questions
Of the day. You all know what to
take. You haze known it for years.
It's Simmons Liver Regulator
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17
LEGAL Notice..

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of West Fr|ici-
ana. 1871, Judicial District Court.
Succession If Thus. J. Leo. Sr.
Notice in hereby given that Mr.. n. c.
'.-", administrative, has filed in the "ttlrc
Of the Clerk "f tn" 18th Judicial District
Cont her tinnl account Of tho ndn,inixtsa-
ton "f tho Succession "f IloA. J. leo. ST..
and "nlr~s legal opposition il made there's
t" within ten days. Sano will bs h",uol-
gated according to lMw.
F. +. Converse.
Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17
Commissioners Of'ElectiOn,

Parish Of West FcIiciuns, Stuto ofLouisi-
ann, Oct. 3, 1896.
We the undersigned supervisors Of clcc-
ton duly appointed and qualified do this
3rd lay Of Oct. 1893, appoint the follow
Ing Commissioners and clerks to hold an
election for President and vica.Pr~idcnt
OF United States and Congressman for the
9Th Congressional district to bc hold Nov.
:;rd 1876.
list ward, St. rrsncisville.
= il Lotion, Tom Town, C " Telupc1, com.
TT Lawson, Clerk.
lst ward, Bayou Sara.
\ villcret, j b Ljuc,e. Jas Logsu, com.
Geo BAicr clorl..
2nd ward, sfar Hill
n Ard Jr, NJ J Daniel, Jv Bail, com.
Ed Daniel, clerk.
3rd wasd, Clendeiiin's store.
ED Fort, + y Haralso,,, Morris Laynautl
com. Matt Gilmore, clerk.
5tn ward, LallnEl Hill.
Riley Woods, Louis Pcrkins, G NJ Stewart
COIN. III Argue clerk.
sth ward, Grange Hall.
Al BccAhnm, VIII Wright, & n II Aus.
tin, con-. Frank 1&agam:aa clerk.
9Th wara, Lpc L"vach.
! j Dawson, l. Ortis Jas SstIden, com.
stirling Clack clerk.
7th ward, Wihn's store.
Gil Riley, James MeWarters, s L James
com. I'll Row clerk.
9Th ward, HaiIc's Store.
DE- Merwin, A d Percy, AS EVANS com.
C Il Percy Clerk.
9th ward, Stewards store.
Louis West, VIM Strwart, J F Maryma,l
coin. I Q Hamilton clerk.
10th ward, Brick Church.
nc Lopez, VIC Wade, jeff Smith com.
Ed HARRISON, clerk.
l.. +. MELBOURNE lSupervisors
Il. HARRISON, of
y. ". MCQUEEN Election.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17

Some regard ita* Il great mistake
that it was Wt arranged for Mr.
Bryan to speak il Louisiana. 1t
wolutt have been pleasant, but
what need have the faithful to have
their faith cOniirmed2 The MA.
jority will not be lacking on the
3rd. prox.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-17

The World rises ~ say that
Bryan has travelled nu,jr in his
canvass than I'LL tho presidential
candidates in the past put together
lie is indeed - giant in eniravor.
Time will prove him Il giant also
in accomplishment.