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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31
Criminal Docket.
State ot IA,nisi,An;.>
vs.

Frank .Jonca, murder, lElstsi,i1.
@. =. Worthy, Violating Sunday law
sentenced, fined $!o ausl cost or3 mos. in'
.jnil.
Alox Moore. mui,lnr; tho District At.
.torney, agreetl to ncn'pt'the' rhM of NAME
slaughter. sentenced t" pay a tuG Of SlUVt''
and cost and l month in'tRe penn
.4llarris, selling liquor to Il minor plcait
guilty, sentenced t." pay 81 Shc OF s 5 and
cost or 5 months III Jail.
Luri!la Smith, larceny, Nol pros.
Dave Hawkins, perjury; plead guilty,
sentenced I" & months in 'tht''pon.
Dug Thornton, assault witll = dangerous
weapon, court ovcrrulod tho motion for il
new trial and sentenced him to- pay II iil,o y
Of $40 and cost or ; months il. Jill.
! Nat Ch"rcl,llill, assault with dangerous
weapon, mol pros.
Frank Posy, violating Snn,lny Lave:
plead guilty, sontcnce,l''tO pay $3!j and
cost OF 5 months in Jail.
Andrew Dcrall, larceny. plead guilty.
sentenced / year in tho l'e,'.
Eli Whitaker, conceal weap"n, n"lpros.
S. Russell OF ais, gambling with dice, IN
this case RObt. Snotl,crs, ore of ,l,c ac-
cuse,l plead not guilty and asked for trial
Ivy Judge. Tho accused with drew hi.
plea Of not guilty and plead gmiltt, SEN
tcnc@l To pay . fine o: $l5 and cost ORB
mos in Jail.
Richard Smotkers, murder, not g.Alty.
Phil Chase, mans'anghter, guilty, sem
fenced t" pa, a tine Of Que dollar and cost
and serve ten years in the pen.
Garry Ard, poisoning, mol pros.
Willie Lee, murder sentenced tn W
hanged.
Elliot Jackson, plead guilty to cDncca1-
cd weapon, sentenced to lIy SIS and
cost or 3 months in Jail.
Jim Weston, assault with dangerous
weapon, plead guilty, sentenced to pay i
fine Of $25 and cost and 4 months in Jail,
and in detanIt 10 months more.
Dave Allen, wonding less than mayhem
not guilty.
Albert Burrel, rape, 'udstria1.
Jim Weston, concealed weapon mol pros.
Andrew Brown, rape, continued.
J. Meyer, selling liquor 70 u minor, not
guilty.
u Albert Jewell, msnslanghter. not guilty.
Huston Cross Assault WITH intent to
Jess Washington ,mur.ler, mol pros.
HnstolCrsss carving concealed
jess Washington weapon, i6xiaos.
jeff Wright, larceny, nosf,uilty
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We are glad to 10 first to 'consratulate
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. :. l,rasse;itlx on tie birtl.
Of theirlitNe child; Friday night.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

Seems aS I consumption always picks
ont TIC. brightest ant! best. Fully one
sixth Of all the deaths that occur"in the
world are caused by consumption. Many
things were once considered impossible.
1t won'n |~ strange if medical science did
pot make suIHc progress. Tho telegraph
the telephone, tho rh"n"Eraph, the clec-
trio light-a]l were once impossible, and
p"ce it was impossible to cusr consu,np-
tion. That was before the time of DR..
Pierce's: Golden Medical Discovery. Ia
ken according to directions, this standard
remedy will cure IS per cont. of all ca
Sos Of consumption. Consumption is
caused and tostcrctl by tho impnrty in
tho blood. 1t is cured Ivy purity M drch-
ness Of tho hlood-snrrly, certainly cured
by the "Mc'lical Discovery 1t builds
up solid healthy flesh, and vigorous
strength.
Send II cents il, nne-ccnt stamps to
Worlds Di.pcnsary Mrdical Association,
Buffalo, N. y, and receive Dr. Picrce's
zoos page Common Sense Medical AL:
viser," proluso'y illustrated.
st. CranciSvilIe-Glace Church.
The Rev. DR.. Douglas is at present
taking his vacation in attending the
session of the Missionary Council in
Cincinnati. The Doctor has been Il
member Of this Council, nn'icr APP.
p"intment of the General Convpn-
ton Of the Church, ~incc the close
oi the civil war. During his pres
cnI absence ilum houc. tho new
wcto,y at st. Francisvi||e has been
taken possession orby his family.
III" building is not only highly
mcElitallc /" the zeal of the con.
grcEatiUn, but to the diocc>''
which is thus possessed ni one oi
the finest recturieS in tho South.
The plans are by lhc wrll.huow''
UEjohn, now deceased; they are
upon large and generous scale
il I'LL their details; and the house
has now been we'll furnished 10y
tho ladies' rf'he c"nSrega'ion.-Tht
Diocese Of Louisiana.
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Dedication.

The Methodist Church at S tar
Hill is to be- dedicated on the third
Sunday in November. Rev. G.. W..
Carter y. d., President Ut Centrn-
AIRY College aud one ct the most
r'oqnrnt lmIpit orators al tho NJ.
II. Church South will preach at IL
II. ~. on the "Origin, Growth and
History ut Mr'!'"liSm.'
Dinner will 10 provided on the
grounds, Tor all present, and it. is
desired that persons from all "vr1
the parish will attend the services,
and make it representative
gathering and ~ blessing to
many.
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TUNEC4 aTENS.

Mrs. Lconora Brandon has been quite
sick for several weeks but is now up. He:
friends are much rejoiced by her recovery.
The seventh ward has been visited and
cauyassed by four Mormon Elders. They
seem to:havc accomplished very little for
we he,lr of no converts made by thonh.
DR.. Spencer Brandon, Of Fort Adams.
Miss, visited tho seventh ward to attend
Mrs. Leonura Brandon during her illness.
DR.. Semplo VIM, of Now Orleans
having been quite sick, came up to visit
his old home in the country and after Il
few days rest and with the pure air of the
TuIica Hills has improved worry much in
health aud strength.
The bridges on the Pinckneyyille and
tho BAYOU Sara roads have been rebuilt
or thoroughly repaired. The roads and
| bridges are now in better condition than
| thew have been for number Of years.
Next Wednesday Mr.. Moreno will hold
sarv;ce at II a, M. at the church in Tunica.
DR., w. N. Stewart has been quite sick,
hut is now much better and hopes to be
out in q few days.
Mrs. Watson Bradford, who is visiting
her mo,her Mrs. l.. Row, became the
mother of a sweet little girl baby, last
Sunday. Both mother and baby are do
ing wal. 49,,
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Hair Restored to Natural Color.

l have used many preparations for re-
storing hair to natural color. bntncver had
satisfactory results till ] used Zulu Vnlier
it viii restore any hair or beard to its
natural color in three weeks. II it does
not they return Your money, so sou tako
no risks. People who have never tried it
can get u sample package which contains
enough to restore any ones hair to natural
color, by sending 81 two-cent stamps, to
pay postage, etc, to Wilson s. Co., New
Concord, Ohio.
The regular price is $3.50 per package.
II it docs not restore your hair to natural
color, or make any color of hair darker in
three weeks, they will return your stamps.
This proposition il SO fair that thousands
arc using it. 1t is harmless, but never
fails. Why can't big money DO made b.,
cling Zulu ynlicr from house to house
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4 Coed Wind NIiil-Make Il Your.
Snlf!

l made Que of the Peoples wind mills
which | saw recommended in your paper
recently, it only cost me $9.lO and is n
splendid mill; my well is Deep 'ut it
pumps it all right and with very little
wind:; tho ncigl'"rs all like it, and as l
Az, kind Of u carpenter, l have agreed to
put up nine mills already, on which can
make a nice profit, and there arc many
Others for whom can put up mills this
fall. don't SEQ Why every farmer should
not have wind mill, when they can make
it themselves for less than $40, any ono
can get diagrams and complete directions
for making tho wind mill, by sending IL
two-ccnt stamps to pay postage etc, to
T.. d. Wilson L. Co., Allegheny, Pa. and
there can ben dozen of them put up in
any locality 10y any Que that has tho energy
TO do it.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

Every one brcatlled more freely
when rain came and the period OF
drouth passed without fire, which
would have been Il big one if once
started.
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!. I>ilAit;Cn T.
Religious Notices.
t,a.,.iccs ut StarlIi!l.

,,c.,,.y N cycry month. Rev. ".
:' rsnaut. baptist. Third Sunday ,,;. IN
: {. e' month. Rev. +. y. V""v"'he"'ursh'
bislbotst >,,
,oos ct Roman Catholic Church.
,,.,, of,lt. Carmel, ST. f'ranrisyi'>r,
St. na Sunday OF every montll, Rev.
|' stist cee''s' priest:
|L,,.,,cdist Services at Bayou Sara
r.,,th Sunday ofearh month, at II "a.
! and 1870 T. NJ
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J,l, COD&O.
PRACTICAL M.AY'rl,l;SS MA.

IliIlc AND UPHOLSXAi&;ER,
Will he in St. Eranc;Svillc, La, until
NOV. LIST All lm1rous wanting work
done should send in tleirortlers 1T once.
See proclamation OF municipal
election in another co!nmn. The
present town cou,cil has been an
able one, and achieved some sub.
staMlial results in municipal i'm.
proveNcnt. ,Ylye citizens should
determine that IN next years work,
there shall he no rrtrogreSSiou.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

Mr. OK. >,u;'i, aH1 Str. Howard Petty
visited relatives near Giostrr Sunday.
Mrs. l.. s. Ecckham returned to her
homo at Ncwtoria, Miss. last Sunday.
Sh" was accompanied hy Miss Matte
E"ckham who will remain with her sew
cr:tl days. ...-
Mrs. Willie Ware has been real sick for
several days. .. -.."
Dr. A. G.. Gore of Bayou Sara is III the
nei.hhorhoul this week Oh professional
business.
Mr.. Norwood Smith left several days
ago to accept position at Il sugar re-
:inery on tie river,
The following young persons were Wis
itorS at Sunday School last Sunday cvcn-
lug: Misses Dewey, Winnie Wright, MAJ
r:'on Wright, Mcssrs. V. Noland and J.
Palmer.
Mr.. J. T.. Ware and family are visiting
relatives i'll Bayou Sara.
Miss Idol. Ryder is spending the day
with friends ut Oak Ridge.
Within the last few days, we have ell
joyed several much needed showers.
NEW HOPE ITEMS.
| The farmers are busy pulling corn, dig
ging potatoes, and grinding cane. 80
! MessrS Austin and ThomS have treated
| themselves to q nicencw well.
Mr., Green Spillman made a business
! trip to Jackson on Saturday last.
McSsrs. Jones Srillman and Geo White
We're visitors to Jackson Saturday.
Mr.. J. Q. Austin spent few days Of las
week in Tnnica, the guest Of his son, Mr..
! James Austin.
A Sunday School was recognized Al
New Hope on Sunday last, under the
supervision Of Mr.. ROht ThOnls.
What did You say? Wedding bells
When, who? o., don't ask 8" many lucs
tons. Wait and You will hear.
Mrs. Steve Smith entertained her tw,
daughters, Mrs. Dohcrty and Mrs. Camp
! bell, Oh Sunday last.
Mr.. Jones Austin and wife spent Satur
day night and Sun day ut Concord, tn
guest of Mrs. Austin's mother.
We hear that there il some chance Of &
Sociab ]rirthe near future. and we arc
certainly glad for it is so dull.
We are glad to 10 able to state that on,
friend Mr.. Spill,nan has entirely recover
I'd.
A nice litth boy put in his appearance
on the 18th inst. ut the home Of MIR. viii
Austin and says, lie is going to sta.
awhile.
The ninth ward cannot get mucl, ahoa'
Of lis True We have had no one to ped
die beef, butscvcral Of our ncighbors hax
been hunting, and the other day while :
yobng lady was walking through thu
woods she saw n squirrel running on th'
ground aud have forgotten how man!
lizards.
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1 Wife EOual to \ Gold Mine.

Will some Of your readers give me q
|,a.l rrrc,pt tnr making cold starch :, 1
I'm selling s4l.llcS,ing Hat irons an'l iron
, liuls at every house ami have to use
[o,lv starch every place and want to know
|lvv to make good cold STARCH. My his
Band WIS in debt and being anxious to
kelp him Thought l woni'l sell self
heating flat irons, and | am doing SPLEEN
(Mly. A cents worth Of fuel Will heat
ID, ,on for three hours, ~ you haze u
bsrfs tly evcn:lput. ion can iron III bali
Flo time and no danger OF sc"rcl'lnS the
vtLes us with the old iloE, "n;l you can
rot tly most beautiful gloss. | sell at
k,ary every house, rs the iron saves so
nurh fuel e:erybudy wants one. ! make
l.A on each iron and have not sold l.ss
than ten any day worked. My hr"'l"r
is doing we'll aud | think any one can
nsks lots Of Money anywhere selling
iru.s. J. +. CASEY u CO, ST. l.on':.,
Ill.,, will start any one IN the business, 40
f1ley did me, il you will address them.
Mrs. \. Russell.
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A Farmer.

The case Of tho State w Frank
Jones tor killing Spencer Williams
resulted IN = mistrial. The jury
stood II to l, for conviction. Evi.
dence divulge,l since the trial is
said to still further favor the priso.
ucr,
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JUST RECEIVED.

School Books and School Supplies, Com
position Books, Copy Books, Tablets, +.
rasera, Crayons, K1apsacks, States; School
Bags, Straps. Pencil Boxes, Slate Pencils,
Ink, Ponholtcrs, Sponycs, Pens etc. At
MumtUru's Drug Store.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

We see by the Wooduille Rcpub.
l;con that the ginhouse of Airs.
TRACER was destroyed by fire OF.
the 10,irinst., also 10 bales of cot.
ton and 700 sacks Of seeds. Loss
partly. covered, Ivy. insurance.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

s.v Iuyv! The polls oi'e" ut q
' y, and close at 1 =. ~. il town:
| 'i ~ the country ut Z -. N. and
] ''' :, NJ. respectively, Nov. 3"d.
|,.;, sill give you plenty 'ft'w'
~" ,o,o for BRYAN, SEwALL AND
EponERTSON.
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West Fcliciana ,Jr,

:. N'''e Alice G. felt the pangs
!" jealousy when she saw her
.s,"s''hother taking another little
s"' out riding, but this was the
ANY, ANY, '"e s'aa|| maid expressed it,:
""y dit you take Amelia g.
W. w." you III your buggy? When
~, w: wait to take d little girl out
'u'ng, take me.
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DIED..

. FALCONER-ln St. Fn,ncisvillo, liz. :
Thursday, Oct. ~. 1856 ut ll,:0 N. N.
Florence Percy Davis, WITS Of W. II. Fall
coner, aged ~ yrs., mos. n',1'R days.
Nep Orleans and Pte. 'CUiHMy pqs;
pcrs pleaxe copy.
10 all her l,ereavctl relatives we
extend sincere sympathy.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

The heavy rains played havoc
with the excavation made tor put
ting in the foundation of the track
scales ut the Fc'i;jana Oil Mill.
Supt. Kay says it makes Temporal
ly good swimming hole, but not
available in the day time.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

The Way to Cure catarrll is to purify
the bloo,l and tho surcst. safest best way
to purify the blood is by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, tho One True Blood Purifier.
Hoods Pills are prompt, efficient,
always reliable, easy to take, easy to op-
crate. --
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happenings ut C0Hcord.


Misses Minnie Wright and Annie Hob
gnrd made a business trip to Jackson on
Monday owe.
Mrs. jim Richardson has purchased the
home of MIR. Amidcc Leonard, and expects
to Move to it at All early date.
Miss Susie Barrow was enrolled among
the pupils at T.. +. G. Institute on Monday
last.
Mr.. Rob Palmer III attendant OF the
Asylum is ut home on tho sick list, his
brother is filing his f'lacc.
Mr.. Henry Simmons was visitor to
Jackson on Wednesday.
Mr. W. X. Phares went to Bayou Sara
one day last week.
Misses Cardie Dcval and Mimi Wright
spent Sunday night with friends i'll Jack
son.
Mrs. Rccks highly respected lady OF
this ward, died OH tuesday 1T Iler daugll'
tpr's home in Jackson.
Miss Florence Wriglita boardor at +. F.
C. Institute spent Sunday ut home.
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i'.;ss>;oAA'. isU'i' POLITE.
Fir. T. II. .>e,!Me; VAS on the sick list,
this week.
Mir. Chas. Gottlieb was here this
week. p.
Mrs. J. ". Ie:ke vi~i Cd friends at
Lindsay. last week. 49,,
Rev. T.. y. Moreno was in town, last
Thursday, returning from pittsburS.
Mr.. Willie White expects to ]cayc today
for his duties rs !; pilot on the Hallette.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. y. Barrow wero in
Baton Rouge, last week. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. I}e.1ric M ann have another
big baby boy, who arrived early Sunday
morning. Congratulations are extended.
Miss Mary Richardson conclnhel h"r
Visit to tho Misses Montgomery, Monday.
Miss Maggie Barrow leaves tomorrow
to visit Mrs Carine Evans. ~
Miss Moses il the latest arrival at The
home Af ,ir. Il. Il. Moses. Oct 18th is her
birthday. -.
On Monday u party Of young ladies
from town spent the day at Mrs. 7. +.
CONGRESSES delightful home, ebay view"
Mrs. 4. II. GnStrell and little Miss Cor
niGlia returned last Saturday, from !: visit
to the { ty.
Mrs l.. Al,sc of New Texas spent a
few days here tho earlier part Of tho
, week.
Rev. and Mrs. VanValkcnhurGh are
spending the week in town. the guests OF
his church members.
Mrs. NJ. ". Converse spent the week
in New Orleans, and is expected home to-
day.
Rev. Gerard Parker is an honorctl
guest ut tho home of Mr. Duncan Stow
art.
Miss Cornclia McGchcc il another fair
representative from this parish at the
St ito Normal School.
! His many relatives in this parish were
| panied to learn of the death Of Alfred
Hereford in New Orleans, on the goth inst
aged u. lie WAS the sou OF the late Dr.
! Robt Hereford,
Mr. GARRETT Rogillio is cicrkiny for his
cousin, ": j. Foster OF Nat"llcz. tie is {:
line salesman, and is very popular both III
Te4s%s and ConcOrllla. i
Miss Bella Meyers, after a pleasant Wis
! it to Miss Rena RoScntlial left Tor ..hcmc
Thursday. ;ccom pauicti by her cousin
1 Miss Rose Picard. =.
Miss T.. Meyer, after IL lengthy stay will
her sister, Mrs. l. Arncr Of Jackson
Miss. returned llomr last Wednesday
looking remarkably well.
! The Misses Hays Of CcMtervile, Miss
p sscd through, town, this week, rctuv'
ing from New Roads, where they hat
gone to be examined as te,chcrs,
i Uurneni.ouE nj GSwcOrG.
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VIOLET.
Notes from Poplar Springs.

Miss Anna Petty returned Sunday from
a weeks visit to Lcr bc0thcr whom Sue
left much improved.
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c-o,,o Quickly Cured.
|,,oBERTsoN'

Maintain Glen, Ark.-o"r ch'l*]rr"
= IN suffering with Group wl'r" No re-
g.. hottie of Ci.aullcrlain's Cough
s n;,. n afforded almost instant re-
49, X Thxnt.'n. This celebrated
~ .,r il jar taH. by L. 7. kilbour'r,
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Mr.. Lee White has given up his
contract to make the Lrick pave.
ment, and intends leaving to-day.
The bad weather, lie claims, pre-.
vents his continuing Oh the job cx.
ccpt at 4 loss.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

T. ". Raynham has had neat
brick steps put before his front
yale, and the sides ofs!,o embank-
|mvnt also bvickc,l.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

Aler weeks ago the editor was talscn
3na very severe cold that caused him
/" 10 III u most miserable condition. It
'" undoubtedly u bad case of liz grippe
.m recognizing it as dangerous he took
''ae'''atc steps I" aaring about o speedy
W, FROM this advert iselllcnt of Cham
'e''s'ns Cough E-nrsly and tho many
s"'0 fe'onl''lcllatioaSi included therein VIC
.'''e'odtd to make East trial Of tho med
''''e' 10 say it was satisfactory in its
~ "'N''s' IL putting it very mildly, indeed.
s'',eo like magic and the result was Il
+, f>."s and permanent cure. We have no
~ .''a''c' III recommending this excellent
''"ssa Remedy to any one afflicted with IL
y" OF cold in any form.-7hc Banncr of
a. Liberty town, Maryland. The rs
!, '' ~ CENT sizes for sale by l.. Z. Kill
'oafne, druggist.
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last week, the sight OF Il brother
IN trouble and the prompt assistance
rendered him spoke louder than
Words III favor of traternaI S'Hit.
'leS. 1t WAS moreover one of those
hoO'e deeds which the Recording
angel sets down, with smiles of
jpy.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

A Parish Teachers Assn. is to be orga-
nizcd Gu the 18th proS, (Ouc article
on subject crowded out.
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sfsEEDS ATREDUCED PRICES.

Up To lately prices for frat cassSerds in teSouth va been
,irry high The planters wcefig|ecd into Tie belief
liable Seeds could I've bon l Tor less. This idea las been
,oled 'y the following offer 80
cabbage-upvoyod per 50 fr"or price "
CabbaEe-SoidS vuM,G Ru"vih,
~ cts all varieties ScNd for Illustrated Catalogue
IL $lO. +
Seed Merchant
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NeW Goods at Teuney's.

s.r = "''n supply of Western Apples,
u.., 0a'e syrup and Puritan White Dat
>~l' Call at once.
I. h. TENNEl.
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The donation Of " handkerchief
of Mexican work 10y Miss Rosie
Michel to be sold at the Pythian
entertainment should incite others
to do likewise. Why not have a
table Of fancy articles, contributed
10y tho fair fingers OF we'l-wish-
erS +?
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New Orleans, l,a

The uro'rac'~t meeting at. tho :
Methodist Church, Bayou Sara, a
was discontinued on a,rUutit ,,f t,a.l
weather, alter several Interesting
services.
The weather has retarded w0tll
l5n tho new switch.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

The damage done the freshly laid
WAS repaired prompt
il,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

,yhr name, Lakeside Cato" OIL
b, Itd,. of lnniS, LII. has bee"
,,,,,,,ui to the Old River Cotton
BIZ U'. ltd.
When people are obliged t" take ne''i-
g.. thsy want that it shall give I''c@ re-
lief aud not add discomfort I" '''''r SUI
.r;ny. Three reasons way. people wAo
[ua,r will, constipation and l'ii'"''S'css
| .uM take Simmon's Liver Regulator:
N, ID I,ctt.r than Pills, IL does not grippe
l gives quick r, lief, and does not wca '<e"
md strengthens and rctrcSl'cS the whole
.,,,u VI. X. Inland, Monroe Lit.
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Those who believe chronic ,liarrhooa to
DC illcurable should read what Mr.. /. +.
Grshanl. Of GaarS Mills, La., has to say
ion thv subject, viz: Il havc been !. SUI
|strer from chronic diarrhnra ever since tho
|Nar anil have trill all kinds Of medicine
|torit. At laHt l found 4 medicine tLat eff
|irctHl cure and that WAS C!lamlHrlain's
|tp|;r, Cholera and Diarrhxa Remedy"
This medicine can alwaysbc depended up
|ou for collie, cholera mlorbus, hySrntcry aud
|a'arrhoea. II is pleasant to take and never
Tails to effect Il cure. Is and 80 cent, sizes
Tor taIe by l.. =: kilbournc, druggist.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31
Notes From Htar L!i!l.

Mrs. Martha Bell Of New Orleans spent
several days very pleasantly at tho hos
pitablc home OfNlrs. l.. J. Davis. s..
Mrs. Hill Of Texas is visiting her sister
Mrs. james Ball.
Mr.. TO. Hamilton of the 9th ward Wis
tied Star Hill Wednesday.
Mr.. John Daniel and family of tho IN.
dian Territory accompanied by Mr.. John
Rud,lock are expected soon to make their
home at Star Hill.
Mr. J.. J. Daniel lost o valuable horse
last week.
The cotton crops are badly damaged by
the recent rains.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

Tonight is the time to try All
Halloween charms.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-10-31

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