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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
John Boyd Thacher to BE Nominated
for Governor.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. IA. - 1t seems
probable tonight that the ticket to be
named by the Democratic State convention
when it assemblies on Wednesday, will be
known: For Governor, John Boyd Thacher
of Albany; Lieutenant Governor, Charles
p. McClelland, of West Chester; Judge
Court of Appeals, Robert G. Titus, Buffalo
The platform will be brief, if the wishes
of those at present here are carried out
1t will indorse in few words the platform
and ticket adopted at Chicago, will descant
upon the true principles of Democracy be-
ing the rule always of the majority, will
proclaim that the people are down-trodden
by the accumulation of wealth with a few
and will denounce the Raines liquor-tax
law. No mention will be made of the ma
tional administration. unless the friends of
Mr.. Cleveland can carry a resolution in
the convention.
at noon and will complete its work by
Thursday afternoon. There will be no fric-
friends of gold will be active participants
in the convention. Norton Chase, OF AL
bany; Elliot Danforth. of Chenango, and
William Sulzer, of New York, are men
toned candidates for the temporary and
permanent chairmanships-
Mayor Malloy, of Troy, who is the per-
sonal representative of Senator Murphy.
has arrived. He confirms the news that
Senator Murphy, who has been ILL., will not
attend the convention, fearing relapse.
After conference of silver Democratic
leaders Norman E. Mack telephoned VOL
fert's Roost, at Albany, and urged Senator
Hill to come to the convention. Senator
Hill thanked them for their kindness in
giving him a special invitation, but said
that he could give them no encouragement.
He had not decided to attend the conven-
ton and at present he would give them no
decided answer as to his action. 1t
generally agreed among the conferees that
Senator Hill would not be present.
1t said that if the State committee
selected gold-standard men for temporary
officers the convention would reject them
Now, however, it is thought all proba bility
of such action is passed as it is not thought
enough gold members of the committee
will be present to make a formidable show
ing. In fact, only five gold members
now eXDeCted,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

Rooms have been engaged at the Fifth
avenue Hotel New York. for the COMMITTEES
which is to present the silver service to thu
battle ship Indiana. The committee will
leave here on the evening of Sept. u.s. stop
ping at Niagara Falls the next morning
and reaching New York Sunday. Sept. 20.
Major and Mrs. c. T. Doxey will join the
party at Anderson. and General and Mrs.
Harrison and Admiral and Mrs. Brown will
join 1t at New York Captain Evans has
requested Acting Secretary of the Navy
McAfloo to receive the silver service and re-
ply TO the presentation remarks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
The VT. jackson "Anbey. Licensed.

The Board of County Commissioners yes
terday granted a liquor license to Charles
Williams of Mount Jackson. The place
where the license is to be used is known
as the Abbey" and has had a very un-
savory reputation. 1t was this account
that the commissioners held the application
up a few days. No remembrance was filed
against the granting of the license and the
commissioners were unable to find any rea-
son why they should not grant 1t.
The commissioners awarded the contract
for plumbing and heating of the new part
of the poor asylum to George w. Keyser,
at 81. 9S4. 49, II was the lowest of six bids,
the highest being $1,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
Became Suddenly Insane.

John Barley recently released from the
Bloomington Insane Asylum on a sixty
days furlough became suddenly violent
near the corner of Indiana and Senate ave-
nues last night and taken to the police
station by patrolmen Giblln ana Jordan.
He was visiting relatives in the city and
had been here four days He VIII be re-
turned to Bloomington.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
Their Two Opinions.

Chicago Record.
Mrs. Lease says Tom Watson is no gem
tleman.
And what does Tom Watson say?''
He says Mrs. Lease is a mighty poor
imitation of gentleman herself.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
Might Kill the Shoe Industry.
Buffalo Times.

bu1aIO Times,
1t is hoped that when the English adj
vance on Dongola they will not Interfere
with the Dongola kids.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
Mr.. BYnum,s PInns.

NEW YORK, Sept. H.-Chairman Bynum. of
the National Democratic national committee, is
in the city He will speak in Brooklyn
row night. After leaving New York he goes TO
Lexington. Ky. and will speak there. He VIII
then return here with Generals Palmer and
Buckner end viii speak a meeting
which the National Democracy will hold next
Monday night in Madison square Garden.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept lex
Governor Thomas NJ. Waller has made pub
lie a statement In which he expresses his
intention to vote for Mckinley.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

The Gold Democrats War Cry.
Philadelphia Record
Hurrah for Palmer and Buckneri Down
with reputation and repudiationists,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
Hill Still Silent.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. H.-Senator Hill
refused to be interviewed on any subject
tonight, but stated that he did not expect
to go to Buffalo and would not go there I'M
less some circumstances entirely unfore-
seen by him at the present time should
arise.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

National Democrat tic leaders express great
satisfaction with the results of the meet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
NamAex
49, ANSNNes
VIM M. BIRD. ir. q CO.. 70 East Market Street

for President, left here this morning with
Mrs. Palmer for their home at Springfield,
ILL., For the present General Palmer Will
not make any campaign speeches though
Appointments will be made for him later.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
Palmer EN- Route Home.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept H-Gen. John
NJ. Palmer. National Democratic candidate
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

dispatch from Boulogne-sur- NIer says
that lyman was arraigned there this morn
ing before the deputy police prosecutor The
proceedings were confined to furnishing ev-
idence of the arrest and the esta blishment
of the identity of the prisoner which the
latter fully admitted. Two Scotland Yard
detectives were present at these formalites
and eventually the prisoner was remanded
and taken to the town jail while awaiting
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Notes From Star Eiil.

Matte Mcqueen, R"bt. Daniel Wills
Dan cl and Ne tic and Jennie Bali are on
he sick list this week.
Mir. Madison and Rutlin Daniel gladden.
us with thc;, presence on Saturday.
The farmers are grinding their cane this
week.
Several patrons and friends were pres
cnt last Friday evening t." hear the chill
drcn speak, after which Mr. juo. /. Ard
made IL little talk which WAS very appu-
pirate.
Master Edgar Hamilton celebrated his
birthEry last Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Cotton is visiting Der m'tIl'
or this week.
Some of our nriyhbors were Disturbed
last Sunday by persons hunting Oh tbe'l
PREMISES. This sl,mlld not m allowed.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Honey MakS II Yourself;

never saw anything in the paper about
tho Peoples Wind Mill; We cal! it TIE
"pro;po'S" because the inventor "evr'
patented it, hut let every body use it free.
Say farmer can make mill himself, ait:
all the material compete will not cost
over $40. 1t is u splendid mill, will :pnn|
tho deepest %clls, and will last lonse:
than any MIL ever had. An; rers"'
can get diagrams and c"mpletet directions
free, lis ! did, Ivy sending IS two-cen:
stamps to pay postage, ETC, t" +. y. VII
SON g. Co., Allegheny, PA. Wilson & Z"
sch pumps, and when vs. get your wine
mill going will be glad to sell 80" r'm'
if Won need it. 1t is certainly useless t.
nay $50 or $50 far a wind mill, when y"
can make one just as good f"' $40
think there conld be big money made put
ting these mills up through the c"nntr.
rs every body would like them.
Reader.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Services at St. John'S Church
a,aurcl Hill, Sunday, Nov. 10, Ill
That Wonderful Churll.

| want to add my testimony t" tho dist
of those that have used the Lightning
Churu. It does all that is claimed for it.,
YOU can clsy,rn easily in one minute, antt
get large percentages more butter than
with the common churns. l never took
the agency for anything before but so
many of my lleighhors wanted clnrus,
that l ordered 30 and they arc all gone.
think in a year every farmer will lave "A
lightning Churn in fact they can't afford
to l,s without ono rs they make so much
more bntter, and goo,i lite bit "fmoney
can .bc made in every township selling
these cl,,,rns. by writing to j. +. Casey
\ Ce. St. Louis, Mo-, YOU, can got cisc.l-
lars snd full particulars a5ont tho cI,nrn.
A Reader.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
PERSONAL BUT POLITE.


Rev. DR.. Douglas coached home Satur-
day from Ills trip to Cincinnati.
Miss Alice Riggs has returned from ~
business trip to New Rhodes.
Miss Marie Sxaho went to New Rhodes
last week.
Mr.. Dave Michel is clcrkinG for JOS.
Stern Esq.
Judge Thompson was the guest of Judge
l.cakc during his stay here.
Mr.. W. Il. Falconer returned Sunday
night from the city.
Mr.. NJ. c. Levy went to New Orlccais on
business, This week.
DR.. Mnmiorl and Mr.. Ed. Refs went to
Baton komg o";; business Tuesday.
DR.. A +. Barrow his been on the sick
hist, tlisweck.
Mrs. NJ Harper Of Lindsay spent !,
few days with Mrs. b. E;lrrelly and Mrs.
+. N. Davidson.
Miss Louise Rcttiy has been quito sick
all the week.
:Mr. Geo. E.,;tis Sor 40 long a xalc4in,a,
ut Howell 4 Iercy's is now clerking fol
Emanuel Levy ut the river.
The Misses Hood Of New York arc
spending the winter with Ethc MisSe.
Hood McGchec.
Mr.. Fred kim has been tho guest Of J
II. Percy Esq. while here on business. II,
lcavcs next week.
Mrs. Stocking and daughters are visit
ing New Texas.
Mr.. T.. J. n,cf is expected homie to-ila,
from Il business trip to TenSaS.
JAS. u. Satldcn Esq. the efficient const,
bic o. the 9th ward was in town Friday.
Mrs. Ell. .Jen,ison of 2,lnira is spcndin!
tlr, w.k wlth Mrs. 5urckllakcr. Boil
ladies We're in town Tuesday.
Miss Lcl. Wicker spent tho week il
town.
Mr.. Lazarti Wolff, a progressive youn,
merchant o: Lakeland, La. will bc married
on the 18th to Miss Tilic Dietcnthal, Il
the llou,e HfItis mother in New Orleans
; Laz;rrl has our warnlcst congratulations
Miss Resale Richardson is the yonn
lady, Weighing eleven hounds who ar'i>
ed Saturday last at the home Of Mr.. an
Mrs. ". IL. Richardson. May she int;ce
be fair osc to gladden. the lives Of he
parents.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

The t|,r, :. ""y OF ). ~ Johnson
Of Lynn Center, Ill.,, is subject to attacks
of Group. Mr.. Johnson says he is sat's'e"
that the timely use "fChamber'ai"'s Cough
Remedy, during severe attack, saved MS
little boys life. He is in the drug bust
ness, a member of tho tirm of JOHNSON
Bros. of that place; and they handle a
great many patent medicines fer thr"at
and lung diseases. He had all these to
choose from, and skilled physicians real,
to respond to his call, but selected this
remedy for nse in his own family ut = t''nt
when his cllil,l's lie WAS in danger, be.
cause he knew it to be superior t. my
other, and lannon's tho country over Tor III
cures of Creep MIR. johnson says this j
the best selling cough medicine tl'ey han.
die, and that it gives splendid satisfaction
in all eases. Sold b. Z. kii1o our g
druggist.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
NEW HOPE ITEMS.

Quite lumber of our Young folks me:
at the home of Mrs. J. Spillman and par
took Of the hoSpitalities OF the hostess Oh
Friday eve Oct. 30.
Miss Emma Lon Thoms is now spending
q while with Miss Mary smith of the 9tl'
ward.
Nrs. ,l|homs and her son Mr.. 9ailcy were
visitors to Jackson on Monday the 2nd.
Mr., Jones Austin made a business trip to
Bayou SsR. enc day 'i,st week.
Did you pass the scha"l h"nse last
Thurs;lays Ifyon remember it was quite
a cold morning and the stove had never
been put up so Miss Ida was actually put
ting it up herself What shame boys
Little Miss Mary Morris ami Master
Cell Og,lcn spent last SatnWl"y an" SIM
day in Gordon Miss. the guest OF Mrs
Stuckett.
Mr., Jim White, his wife and brothcrin
law weyo the guest of his mother for sew
cral days]ast week.
Misses Matt and Lon white were visi
tors to Jackson on Thursday last.
Mr.. Jones Spilman is spending awhile
with his friend Mr.. Hunt in Zachery.
Miss Susie Spillman who for the pas
yeasr has made her home with her :ra'''
mother at Concord has returned to til
home of her father, Mr.. Reuben SplIlm''1
Mr.. Ding Rogiilio WAS visitor to on
Sunday School on Sunday last.
Onr Sunday school needs more members
Why dou't you young folks come out
You are needed.
Mr.. Henry spllman made a tripto til
9th ward OH Sunday.
Messrs, Howard and Palmer Thon
..uo ,,;.;tor. RI Concord on Sunday last
Mfr, Ed. Pain and his wife were II
| guests of MIS-. Pains father, Mr. fe''
Griffin on Sunday last.
Winter is coming sure enough. The
was ice and very heavy frost this NOR
ing.
WAKEFIELD ECHOES.
Nv Dol,crty Jr. spent several IN,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Az editorial in u city paper di-

= -
+. Az editorial in ~ city paper di !. /
'atiog a ata;ii liz. possibility If grow
ing sugar.c;,nc il tie more nortl'er.
" parishes of the state, Incident !. Y,
ally mentions West Felieiana ~
one where much sugnf.caue was
grown IL anti-bellun, days. 1t might
lav, been added {haat though the
quantity now produced is n. not !. 50 !
great, both the quality AMI IL, the
Weld Of the cane should encourage
our planters to cultisatc it more ex
tcnsiveIy.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Mr.. Robert $. Metra|lu was kill.
ed last wrri; at Trinity, la. Ivy -
man named Wash Virgins, witt
WHOM h; had !,,,l some wurs's over
the election. Without giving amy
warning, Virgins came up and
shot Mir: Mr,cM!tc in the back OF 'M
head, causing instant death. Mr.
Mp,ralIr was Il brother OF AIRS. III
T,;yu Barrow, and to her, an" to hr'
mother ;;iii,d Sister we extend since"
sympathy in this terrible mreave
! ancmt:.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

The relationship of Mother and Laughter
in American homes interestingly discuss
cd lily Mary Cadwaladcr Jones. "a
Mother Goose Party" by Mare G"''lrn
will prove helpful to those seeking new
form Of entertainment for children. W"ln-
, Ell WHO cm',roi.cr will turn eagerly I"
E'nn,a 1'aywood'~ Illustrated chapters G"
Ecclesiastical VcstmentS and rca-Tab|c
N"re.y; and OF relative interest lisa ArS-
c,ir:im Of tho popular M"untmel1 ack
Work, hy Francis Leeds. Maud G. Mka'y
Miller considers tl'c epoch i'll y girls life
marked by The Day She is Graduated.
Mrs. A. +. Longstrectron,inucs hcrsActch
os of women who have achieved rcmarka-
bic success in business, and there are the
usual entertaining pages devoted t" Floral
Work new hooks, .ioincs,i is science, knit
ing, tattng, croclletnS, ot;.
The 81. Francisvi||e town council
very ,.aoprrly does not look with
an approving eye apo" the p'"l"-
Si,ion ut contractors to bu'h' y
steel bridge over Fountain hagen
with guarantee Of only six years.
'rhrrc would lc I'D a,A4,nta;t, IN
having it OF steel, IN II wooden
bridge ron|h M put mp with the
:SS.,$lIe guarantee at half The price,
There is Il very apprrciative and inter;
ctstiny' little sketch of Eugene Field in
Drmorcst's Magazine for December. writ.
tcrtcn by Edwin &. Martin. 1t has both
rxior and interior views o. the rect''
home. together with one Of his comic
sketches ami othe" pictures.
Neg ro labor is very hau! t" gr'
these days. 81 say tie planters al"
townpr"re.
The III g;w have worked and sav
I'd /, lew dollars, aud while '''.S'
: last. are unwilling to work cNcer
IN tile best "f weather.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

The pprto, naucc Of the Abraham
ic rite upon the infant son OF AIR.
b. Mann took place. Sunday, hav
ing l,ecn postponed a week on ac-
,.,,,nt of t";,v '"r"av"mpVt.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
;A1cS, from Poplar Springs.

Hunting is u favorite paStime now that
the crops are about gathered.
Mr.. Palmer Petty spent last week in
Bayon Sara, attending court.
Mrs. n. Richardson and little son spent
Tuesday with Mrs J. A. Thums.
Mr.. J. \. Ecckham went to Bayou Sara
Wednesday.
Mcssrs. ]. II. 1'homs and Fl. G.. Smith
tslrc making molasses this week.
The rolasscs mill is favorite afternoon
resort for the Young people Of tho .."c'Ih-
borllood. .,
Miss Anna Petty entertained several
Young friends sunday. A sumptuous
dinner was the special feature.
airs. a, T.. Fugler and little daughter
| Ida May and: sAIiSs Blanche Parker. OF
Woodlille were visitors Sunday 1T the
hosutablo lionic,or Mr. G.: $. Smith.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

Mr.. S. L. Ja,f'''s hes was III town !.
Friday making arrangements to
have Il herd OF between two aMl
three hundred Head cattle ie'l
on cotton seed hnlla anA meal at
the oil mill. Cattle thus .t.ttene.l
hiring fancy prices il the Northern
markets, and this industry e is s. now Z,
Il large anil impolial,t one IL the
southern States, .,lrl we ;,,l glad
to see i; introduced ilei..,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
Auather Smart M'0ma>n.
Y,CARlkt

n, husband is poor, bnt prp"d, and he
n not want me to work, as l have
hiny to do got restless, and after read
Gin your paper Mrs. liusscll'S experience
I GM lius xlf.leatny ilatirolls concluded |
PrN n,'!y'' w. "r"1 ,,r tu .,'%: 'nn @s 50
rely that l felt very much ~ conrased
Hnl asl got my sample iron lstarte'l
and sold irons the first day clearing
have not sold less than Sak day
bee, aull ,olle day sold Ii. | nov lave
Secarmo'ry, and ay husband does n"t
uw | haze been working at all, hut,l am
~ Fail hc will he mad when | tell him.
! u Rre dmso right or shmlll quit work
leave him to struggle alone.
Az ANXIOUS WIFE.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

NfGularand punctua! in all things"
que OF Che old maxins, taught long
l& last is not forgotten, but the
ss scarce remembered, SO irregular is
mo OF people nowadays. The only
meteor OF this evil is Simmons Liver
SS' ns, which keeps the liver active
s"eSe''ts the ills OF irregular living
''pS''' bili"usness, Constipation, ETC.:
s1so cures these troubles,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

Er.o worst cold / ever hodi.n my lille
,nr,1 by Chamlnrlain's Cough Rent
w,; rs ", II. Norton, ofSnttcrCreck,
"vhis cAA left ING witt! II cough aud
"a. pxprctoratiug all tho time. The
.ulv cared me, and | want all my
,1. when troubled with "a congh or
h, IA use it. for it will Il" them good.
lu,w l. p Kilb"nrnc. druggist.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
II:IT RECEIVED.

:, rooz. and tieAodl S"ppal's' Com
' ''"n Ranks, Copy Books, Tablets, =.
''.' r,,x0,,s. Im,ss'.s'ls:, States, SrI''"'
..,,,, Pencil Boxes, >aIstr Pencils,
r,,,,alvrs. Svongcs, Pens etc. At
norls Drug store.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

|AIwu. Il ~;oIc OF children were
[Iyh1vd by little Amelia Barr"w'S
|rty uu Sunday last. With plenty
| laiutirx to cat, and games to
l,y tic time passed .mcmrily.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

II: Mrs. X. l.. Strings, enjoying Il
partridge hunt.
Miss Annie Allain returned from New
Orleans, Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis I.obd"ll has gone to make Il
Visit to his sister Mrs. JAS. A. Mlloon of
Riclland parish.
Miss Mary West WAS fguest Of Mrs. NJ.
Gilmore Sunday last.
Nlcssrs. Frank AIlain and Dan Stirling
mat!ca visi, home Sunday.
happenings at Concord.
Mrs. Leo Hayanan Of Ccntcrvil'e, and
Mrs. Fred llagaumn of the Plains, were
the guest Of .lrs. Frank Hu.an,an last
week.
Miss Annie lIohsool and Minnie
Wright spent last Saturday aud Sunday
with Mrs. Clack. -
AAI. W. W. Uitit~ illlCt l'lCHCllHS
Whitcstown on Sunday. made flying
trip to his family, returning to Fayettc on
TucsttVV:.
Major llagamaI has been sick the past
! week.
Miss Matte Decker is spending Til:
week in Jackson, nursing Mrs. a, i. Mil
Ter through spell of fever. -, sa.r
Mr.. Gus Rogillio went hunting few
days ago, and returned with " fine turkey
Don't We wisl, nc would 80 again.
Mrs. Richardson and her daughter l.ul:
spent Tuesday in Jackson.
Mrs. Abb Munso,,a,,d Mss Lille Lemon
made visit to Ethel Oh Tuesday.
DIR. Raglan Of tho Insane Asylum, AM
,ir. Foster the popular Methodist. >minist
or of Jackson visited Major siaSarnnn. io'
Wednesday eve.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14
How to Cure Bilious Collie.

suffered for weeks with collie and pains
NY stomach caused by billousness and
VI to take Medicine all tho while until |
rl Chamberl&u's Collie, Cholera and
1atrhoca Remedy which curcu me. l
SeSlnce recommended it t"a good many
op|c. Mrs. +. Butler, Fairhavcn, Conn.
''sns who are subject to bilious collie
ward of the attack by taking this
ne1y.'s soon as tho fist symptoms
pear' Sold by l.. L. Kilbournc, drug
1t.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

IN TIN Mr. T|ms. R;'yn|,an, l;N,ins talk
kI.l.L lac contract to ,nmplr'cdhe paw
' "'o, got the sidewalk to Freyha'ls,
uk VAS begun Monday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

very little hope 'of raising the
aa Prince in teltby the owners:
sArst attempt proving alortivc.
aac Of the wreckage has been Sc
llalalltl carried to Natcl,ez.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-11-14

ync cavins Of the hill opposite
,,uI,'s .s|,op will be a''eu@ed TO-
! ,he town authorities.