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NOTICE Is nEHEuY GIVEN THAT
IN Milltn 30, Atwood aud Abbio Auguhotte
srfinan. executors OF the viii OF Miiinn Atwood,
deceased, nfNe rendered tor settlement, and
nle1 in said court their supplemental and
hnHl account Of their Naturalization Of
sad estate and petition Tor nnal diaiributl on
~ thn rUtlduo Of aAid estate among the per
fonf entitled thereto, and that Saturday,. tue
Blst dhY uf ucIoher. a. d, isiG az ~ o'clock
q in., nc the court room Of SAID rOuri, IN the
County tuurl House, rAlt Lake tity and
County, UtAh, has been duly appointed ly tnu
fufraof sald court. Tor the settlement Of san
account amt teaftuE aaid petttiun for distrii u
ton, ut winch Tine and place any Uersnn 300
tofaafni Iu SAID gftaio may appear aud fhNN
.rtuar. 10 HuY there be,wny SAID nrcnuut should
not 10 srtrHd aud approved and nnai dlstrilu
uuu made aH praYcdftr,t
dated october sih, l1'ss ....
Nv FnTn W. Drssis. peputY Clerk.
HiCiiAuus n htuuAups,
Attorneys Tor E1eegtors,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
New American Gst aui Fuel Company, rfiu
cipai piece oi huuneas eat
taiu tItV, Utah

NOTICE n uEnEnY GIVEN THAT At
~ meUiing Of thn directors % We NeW
Amerlean Gas aud fuo COMPANY htld on nc
atih Jay - rertenuHf lHH on nifcssinuut OF Two
G. tnn rurUufntIuu payable Immediately 70
Joseph y lurcfa, aofrUt4ry Of me company,
~ we uitcfH oi tho rumua0 81 fuat anu ~,
'ummtrrial hiurk. snlt Tale CITY. itah Any
stock upon which tht afsrfanicnt may remain
unpaid on the aitt day OF Octohfr. -, VIII
BE- dflitqueni and advFriisrd foe sale A puhic
auction, ana unitds pHYmtnt BE- made before,
viii be sold on the ISM day ~ Novemter isIN,
~ O'Clock In the aiiefunou, o. pay TIE de-
nruurut aH1rnmuut tnFrtncr Win cost VI
Advertising nuu expense 90 SALE
IusEItf . uuHEW~, fefrctarT.
Rooms 81 and 81, Commercial Block, enlt Lasc
City. ttah
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An OHpfNAyCE LsvYiHg TuE TAN
~ ana for ihg aafcfa mcnt u lo'pforcrtY on
The west side u .ccoud kasi sifsct between
in sidewalk diftrlct No. 10.
section " ii ordained hy the ciiY Council
o. aait llakn liiY. taip % tiah, shat sad
Council doth htfohylcvy the tex AMI provide f0r
iho assgssment % u.e property uron iha
blocks. iota and parcels Of aud lolciuafter
deacunod hhutuuF on the ucsi lido u second
last stfect from south Temple 70 tfii souih
Inis tar 3, lowed to defray The expense Of
crutiruNti1n u Hldru aitn on The west slide NJ
said setond fast street between aouih Temple
ami irft South streets Withlu Sail district.
opposite the hereinafter defcrihtd books.
i Y. ana p,iccls % ,anl O. DO earccaiy
Hti a u hereby adiuarud. determined and
cstallfhtd that the samo will Boo raptcauy
henontigf BY said improvements. AMI said
aattffed ID nn equal and un.fufm rate. in ~.
tnfuanfo with Tho linear foot frontage co.. the
wet side OF reeonf Hast street between
GUN Temple nnd lirat south ufCeia alid
hasNalt di1iuci, upon which ihe said tiia.
whA ia 70 be- cnrairurtcf
lha cost and expense OF construction " a
street from south Iemris ~ tnit south
airectf q cftmHicd 90 $3.50 ner u.car fr1ut
loui, ny local nftttsiHcnt uuun tnr h'ucaa, I1ta
ana rhrte ~ land ~ Do Affected or hrnr nfldi
- said Improvements. rnd tho ax hereby
iiflcN Ana go % afartsrd on Haid hinukh Iuts
And raft DO % land is ltll per linear front
foot lbliuuf 90 Tho west eide % Second faft
street from tuull temple 70 fmft roulh
eitecis, wiMin saii Sidewalk Diftuet
and Ihe CIV lrtafurct BE- hereby nuthof.
itel tui directed 20 asaeHs iu arcOtdhnrr with
thn provisions Of fhii Ordinance aud Tor tto
purnoifs hUfNlu mentioned iots Nns 100 aud
sHhi ~, hiocs frt0niy 'iour go, Alta"
san i.1a0 CIV surFtF.
lhH lew OF la anon aait niocta. iota ana
parcels oi lana ia medic utun t"c aHme aa they
appear hud are shown on tha official plat or
ZAP % saIu ritV
section y raid sidewalk district number a.
= bounded AZ follows 10th sfdcH uf second
thft ttcei between south Temple ana Eirnth
tuutn HUOutH
section ~. Tbs Ordinance shall be 10 fore
ffnm AMI Itirr Ne approval
fatacl ~ Che CO. tounCn ~ salt Ia
CIV, state Of ttah september TN. tsI., aud
rcfruei 20 the Aial.- to- boz approval.
lstAt.I DAVID 3. hMitl,
Oty recorder
Approved tbs the ii,h day q scpicmusf
JANIS GLESDISSiSu.
mayor.
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orrosrD 40 ronEIoN RuLr.
A brother oi oarnsid states AIS 40.
iitioai NteMs,

hFoihsr oi oaIlSid states AIS Po.
iiiieai Views,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. 10
The following letter 10 Published t01sv
~ tho Democrat. The Wfit8r la \
brother OF the late Pfssldrnl James A.
GARFIELD;
."JoNEsToWS, Mich, OeLO.
"Hon. l.. w. WAlkins, Chairman
Union silver BtAtu GENITAL Cgm.
mittes, ufanu Rapid,
"Dear SILL am dramatically on.
poteu 10 allowing Englanu, OF aby
European power 10 bs consulted or 10
dlutsto IN hny way our nnAuciaI
policy. / pm IN favor Of capital but /
am oppeted 10 having capitalists hoard.
lng thelr money Ia n national nan
seult OF iuvesting 1t iu government
bondt, "'
II want capital Put where 1. will do
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TOTAL RAILROAD MILEAGE.


CHICAGO. OCT. iO.-AdVAncs copies
OF tho report Of tho intefstalo en-.
msroe commission iot the year enuiug
June 30, 1896, have been Issued. Ths
report shows tnat the tgtal failrog,
mileage Of the United states IL l77, 7ii
miiss. an Increase VI :, O6J miiss uuf.ug
Tho year.
The nnAneial results tom operation
were fairy Satisfactory.
Ine raufeH are As foilnWf.
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ffATf OF trAu.
D. ihyid 3 EmerY. recorder In uui for sali
iate cay, state of utah, do fffahf certify
That The above ani infcsoiug De- a fuil, true And
correct rupy 10 on ordnance entitled "An urs
dlhaure lsNyina mo taN lud for thu asacas'
iucut OF The properly un the wo.t aiic NJ Sec.
ond hHst street, between fouih Tempe and
tirtl South streets, helnf in sidewalk DiIuici
80 ~ ratfcd BY tho city Council q said city
toni1mbor sih. isfI, AND approved nf the
Mayor september iith. isal 10 appears % fcos
ord lu my ulAro
In Niincs, whereof thlvo hcronnio cot my
hand and nflNei the corporate seal OF said CitY
this the isih dnY uf september, 4. d. la
thoan DAVID r. M ~,
hiii No. ~. CITY Recorder.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
-. Handed nnd fhir,y Two ve'ss
Rsassnabiy safe Tor nr5au'

NNnNnn1UTN THEE ~ -
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.--Genefal Builet
chaiim,n Of the popullsi committee
has made m estimate 10 whieh nc
claims A. reasonably safe for Bfyani
Inc states Of Alabams, htkausa''
Florida, ueorgis, Louisisna, hiss w.
aoutb Carolinn. Tenuosste, IeNis'
Vifsinia, Colofsdo, Idaho, Nontsns,
Noftb and South Dakpta, Ulah'
Warrington, wyoming, kenluckyy,
Knusss, Nebfstka, Indiana, nonh
Csfoiina, Oregon California, mati.
Iapd and west Vifginia, giving .J-
votes, while, he says, Btyan's ehance,
are At least even In Illinois, DeIaNhe
Michigan and lows. OHIO, lac thy1
IL tremoling To the balance.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

California Gold Mining Co., principal place OF
business FAN Lake CITY, I tab location Of
nlnes Meadow Lake district, Nevada
cOuaJ, Cal
NOTICE rs HEREBY OWEN THAT AT
~ a meeting nl the board ct directors held
IN ne IN day pl ttpt lrNi al nHacHsmrdt OF
our'qnarier l'tl cent per share was levied ON
the raplthl stock 0f the corporation payable
Immediately 20 the frcroiury, j, b. scott, al
~ Man street rAit Late UiiY.
Any stock unon which The asHratment re-.
VIII 30 delinquent und advertised for sale al
publie auction Hrd % payment ia not made be-.
tore, viii be- cold on The ara day Of Oct, isaH
10 Tue hour ~ noon, % tho oilco ~ tho prusi
ltni, ~ ]. Al, hari, 40 3l1 Auas block salt
Lake CITY, % pay assessment, cost OF hdvof.
usinE and sale. j a SCOTT. Secretary,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utab, sept y, lslo.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Hue jay tunaludatru Nlniuf COMPANY, pflni
Cipal place Of o giuCss salt Lake
CIV Utah,
NOTICE TuEHk AnE pELiNQuENr
~ upon tho following drsruhgd sioct on
account Of Haaotfmcft .cNicd on The iitn DAY
~ jane, isa1, the several amounts 81 opposite
the names ~ the respective shareholders A.
foiluWa, towiii
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the District Court Probate Division. Thir,
Judicial District, in anu for sAt Lake
County, state Of utah

In Inc Matter q nc IlIaie Of MlIIon N.
wood deceased
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n oNUihANlt lhNllNN IliN TAN
On he sou'h side 81 fifh Doth street. mona
Lait Temple " West Icmpu streets, Niihiu
Scstion T. To Il ordained By iho City Couush
u -ali i.htu Guy. tuti 81 ttah. that tad
Guy Council dotn hereby levy thn tax and rrls
vine Tor the nfacatmeut " hc ifurrfiY uppn
thc nCks, lnis md parcels % land lorclnafief
crtrulrd atuituE on thr auutu lido u iifth
huuth street tom last IcmUln 30 Muat Irms
DC airueis viihiu stwu District so, 2of sait
Iailta2 BE- levied TO dofuy the expense o.
r1usifuruuH sewer 90 the uih eide ~ mia
uuth fuott htiurrn fntt Temple aud West
senbgi hlocss. iuti anu parrei6 OF iaud 20 10
especially Affected aultcucnucd by sald To-
pro,rmsut. and o 9 Hereby hdludgcd, DO.
iefmtned ana established ttat he famo will De-
tapecIally usneuitud b said iinpruV rmeuL nd
faif blocks. lot ami nhfceia % iand arc here
by .alteased % hn rlHn and uniform rate On
acrurdauru with th1 linear loot frontage anon
inat portion ~ tnu fuuih tidc ~ said finh
south street 60 be lmprufNu. ironing on SAN
ftrroi 30 Of oeplA u tgeuiy I've 1881 feet
hari from faid fifth south street. tctwfnn
Fnsf Temple and West tcmplo streets and
tic tax hereby levied and 10 be- nsfclsed un
said blocks Tote and parcels 81 land D. tl,iiin1
said portion OF fiih aouth street, 10 10
alect q ana benefited By said Improvement.
aud thc city trcasuftfn hereby atihorlted 20
fstrfa In aerurdanca with Tho pfousiors 90
The ordnance aud Tor ihu purposes herein
mentioned. aii u lot i've iiI aud ok fGl. block
thirlyslhrse $50, plat ~ hAt Lake tlJ eur
IA, levy ias upon said bloct-. lots and
parcels Of lana, u made upon tne zane o.
ihoY appear aud are shown upon tho otrial
Mat or map ct said ritY AMI Of deuth Of
rwcnty ave tail fart tack from The frout 81
tHid blocks, los and parcels OF land, abutunE
on thlt poriua Of Iif,h south street horcinbo-
tsct'on \ ihis ordinance shah No in force
from ani after ~ approval.
Passed. hy me tifi council Of salt Lake city,
state 81 Jiah. Holtrmllf ga, 1928 aud TO-
frffod 10 tho Manor inr Die approval
lsLALl DAVID r., hMki,i,
ritY Recorder
Approved thls th, iith DAY Of september. a.
y. 10. JAALa oLEhnlhNiNn,
Mayor
City la 5it 6ea M DIV 81 AslsitLA.S d"
T. uhvIdh, fmrrr, recorder in and for talt
lake CITY, state 81 Ufhi. do hereby certify uhnt
the above and fore going u full, tuo nud
correct copy - 90 ordnance ertillci "hn Or
diuancc irfylnr the Tax aud tor Tue aaacsstnHut
% tho property 90 mo south eide of iftu
south furot ffom kAtt 1emple 10 West en-
pie streets, within tcWcf district humber
Two. passed hr tho City Council % SAID CITY
srutenher 9TH, No. aud approved 10y The
Mayer september iith, 49, 10 appears of
record ln nv unloe.
hand and anlSfd tho corporate seal 81 saId
Cay this the 18th day % september, A. u isl0s
DAWN b, EMtHN
- CV necordot
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The Ideal Panacea.

James L. Francis, Alderman,
Chicago. says: III regard DR..
Kings New Discovery as an Ideal
Panacea for Coughs, Colds and
Lung Complaints, having used it
in my family for the last five years,
to the exclusion of physicians pre-
scriptions or other preparations"
Rev. John Bnrgus, Keokuk, Iowa
writes: III have been a Minister
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
for 30 years or more, and have
never found anything so beneficial
or that gave such speedy relief as
DIR. Kings New Discovery Try
this Ideal Cough Remedy now.
Trial bottles free at the Eagle
Drug Store.
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HYMENEAL.

SCHMALINsKI- HIRSCH. - Mr..
Sidney Schmalinski and Miss Car.
rte Hirsch were united in marriage
at the residence of the BRIDES ia
ther in this city, at 8 O'clock We'd
nesday, Nov. 18th 1896, the Rev.
DR.. A. Rosenspitz, officiating.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. j. Hirsch, who re-
Gently moved to Alexandria from
New Orleans.
The groom is a prominent young
business man of this city.
The DEMOCRAT returns thanks
for kindly remembrance and wish.
es MIR. and Mrs. Schmalinski health,
happiness and prosperity.
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OFFICIAL ELEcFIotu RETURNS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
PARISH OF kAPIDEs I

''N PARISH rs 1 OF sarS1as
B tha.ve the Supervisors Election for
at,sn OF pd did this day repair the
purpose compiling of Election the
tor m 1oa held therein the s
ana Tor one from the State
hth Congress thented laws
this State and Eleucy Murphy
Taylor known and required
and of this Parish and
@ 10 ne several polling places this Parish said
PRESIDENT and cePred
Fourth Congress tbs United
States, follows,
FOR
Names" Number of Number ovots
B. W. Bailey Four hundred andlwelve .......
49,. w . Two hundred and three aos
harry W. OSdea Two thousand -four
Ben Michel At large Twenty six hundred
W. Mcfarland, At large. - 2so2
Albert Voorhees, First Twenty
Samuel 25a5
Fournet Third district 2so1
Twenty six hundred aud four 2sO4
Twenty three 2cos
II Howell sixth district Twenty hundred
Aarno Rd a, 'Teiss &C. 20
A H mons o p Saoes, ; Tn,rty 81
Wm Adler fnst district Thirty
Arthur Ambrose Masnnis 2nd Sc
Thirty eight .. 81
James g Weaks Fifth district. tx 90
Joel Churchill Sixth district rhiysix So
Joseph L. Herwig At large Que hundred and
ovde u banon' AT large One hundred and six
Charles " rhbau, First district 100
Il. Dudley Coleman Second district ro
Leonard Ninety -nine. 49,. - $50 20
William H Mcvey, Fifth district ...... $500. %
Johu Yost Sixth district Ninety eighth %
E H Randolph, Atlarge Thirty
Charles At
Charles Carroll,
Butler, rhty.seven ~
VIM Porcher Miles Third district ~
C. W. Blair Fourth district. Thrth nine 49,.
u g. district 81
j. Burus McGehee, Sixth district Thirty
having public have closed this
verbal Of compilation
Parish OF Rspides, th,ss,h day of November 1885,
G. A. STAPLES,
w. FRENCH, Jury,
c. P. BARSTOW Ex-ufa Surmrv,sor
Board OF Supervisors OF Election
Signed presence
BE- PHILLIPS,
GIN. TAYLOR.
Sworn subscribed before
November, 1896. W. 80 "
c. M. KILPATRIC
tLsI Deputy Clerk to Judical Court
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The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells,
of East Brinifeld, Mass, had been
suffering from neuralgia for two
days, not being able TO sleep or
hardly keep still, when MIR. Hold.
ELI the merchant there sent her a
bottle OF Chambcrlain's Pain Balm
and asked that she give it a
thorough trial. On meeting Mr..
Wells the next day he was told
that she WAS alright, the pain had
left her within two hours, and that
the bottle of Pain Balm was worth
50 90 if it could not be had for
less. For sale at 80 cents per bot.
Tie ut the Phoenix Drug Store.
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The old man who looks out at
the world with clear and healthy
eyes cannot help feeling great
qualification at the thought that
his children have inherited from
frpln him no weakness nor tenden
ey to disease. The heal by old
msn who has throughout his life
kept his digestion good and his
blood pure. Not one in a thous.
and does do it. Germs 60 through
the healthy body Without I'll, ct.
Let them once find Judgment or
let them find weak spot, they
will develop by the million and
the blood Will be full of them. H.
stead of giving strength to the
tissues, it will force upon them in
nutritious matter, and the man
will lose flesh and the more sus-
ceptible he is to disease. DR..
Pltrce's Golden Medical Discoy
cry is the only medicine that alb
solntely and inf;.llibly cures all
blood diseases, aud almost all dis
eases are blood diseases. 1t isn't
a medicine for some one particu
lar sO.callcd disease. 1t is med
lclne for the plote body. 1t forces
out all the germs OF disease, and
replaces impurities with rich, red
blood.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS
The following transfers of real es,
tate have been registered in the
Recorders office during the past
week:
Jennie Pitman to j. G. Wilson,
400 acres land on Bayou Maries,
also 800 acres in Sec. SO, and 116
acres in Sec. %, 7. 4 N, r. lie.
Jos. Chevalier to John M. Hous.
ton, 50 andhG5 100 acres in Sec. 80,
I. l N Il. l w. Madam Pleas
ance Il. Texada to her daughter,
Madam Maggie j. Tullis, por.
ton of the CASTLE plantation on
Bayou Rapides. Donation.
Madam Maggie j. Tullis to DR..
JAS. A. Cruiksllank, a portion of
CASTLE plantation on Bayou Rap
ldes, known as the Tompkins field,
containing 80 acres. Price $500.
w. NJ. Smith to B. Smith, land
IN Sections 26, 81 and 81, T. 2 N,
II. 8 W., Oh Spring creek. Price
$3.50.
Branch E. Smith to JOS. w.
Whitstein, lands in Sections 20,
n and "a, T. 9 N, Il. 8 w. Price
$500.
Bernard r. Smith to Branch E.
Smith, land with improvements
thereon in Sections 26 and 81, Z. 2
N, Is. s W. Price $500.
Gilbert Nelson to Jos. Crosby,
Wy acres land with improvements
thereon, in Sections 10 and 80, T.
z n, r. 3 w. Price $3.50.
Thos. Price to Jesse Y. John.
sion, lot in town of Lecompte.
Price $3.50.
Mrs. Sarah F. Thompson to Mrs.
carolina h. Heath, upper one half
OF the 200 acre tract of land &C.
CURED by vendor from Chas. Tan
her, also 80 acres of land, the up.
per one.half of Woodland, on Bay.
on Boeuf. Price $4,000.
Mrs. Sarah +. Thompson to
owens P. Heath, 20 acres OF land
on On Bayou Boeuf, portion of old
$500.
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Personal.

Mrs. W. a. Jack, of Natchi.
foches, was in town last Friday.
MIR. l.. A. Calhoon, of Glen.
mora, was in town last week.
MIR. Louis Smith, of Elmer
was III town last week
MIR. Chas. NJ. Wells, of Loyd
was In town on Saturday.
Mr.. s. d. Williams, of Forest
Till, was in town last Thursday.
DIR. j. H. Barron, of Lamou.
rle, was in town last Saturday.
MIR. Otis Collins, of Lecompte.
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. J. Y. Hathorn, of Red
shver, was in town on Thursday
Last.
Mr.. Felix Mathews, of the Ell.
mer neighborhool |, was in town
last week.
Capt. G. II. Teal, prominent
citizen of Colfax, was iu the CITY
Monday.
Mr. w. 8. May, representing the
Vicksbnrg Newspaper Union, gave
us a business call on Monday.
MIR. I. j. Ketchum, the timber
King, of Grant parish, was a Wis.
ltor to Alexandria yesterday.
Prof. s. A. Meyers called last
week to contribute his quota tow.
ards the support of the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. G. s. Duke and little son,
cicero, left last Friday morning
for New Orleans, where they viii
remain some time.
We regret to learn that the
l fever with which Judge J. r.
Thornton has been Frustrated for
several weeks, shows no SWIM. |
toms Of abatement,
MIR. F. M. Welch, of Baton
Rouge was in town Saturday in
the interest of "a projected railroad
from Baton Rouge via Marksyille
to Alexandria.
-Messrs. Mirps and Jonas Ro.
'enthal left Friday for New Or.
cans, whittier the former, whose
iealth is very much inquired, goes
or medical treatment. His many
reinds hope that he will return
greatly benefited by the trip.
MIR, Sam Rubin, of the Alex.
'ndria Bargain Store and Miss
Adele Rosenberg were married
yesterday evening, at Z o'clock at
he residence ofthe brides parents,
dr.. and Mrs. Il. Rosenberg, llO4
bird street, New Orleans, La.
The newly married couple will re.
Idle III Alexandria and will occu.
" one of the neat cottages on
'i'ird street recently erected by
lr. j. Hirsch. The DEMOCRAT
pnders congratulations and trusts
hat Mr.. aud Mrs. Rubin may new
r encounter tempestuous seas in :
heir marital voyage through life. !,
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BORN:

To Mrs. Frank Hustmyre, of Alex.
andria. Oh Monday night, Nov. 8,
lS96,a daughter.
To Mrs. T. NJ. Ward, of Alexan.
dria, on Monday night, Nov. 2,
1896, q son.
To Mrs. s. A. Meyers, of Lee
compile, Oh Monday night, Nov. 2,
1896, q son.
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Result of the Election in Rapidcs.

Alexandra precinc,-Bryan $50, Nc
Kin!ey q, Palmer 81, Baily 8, Hunter 81,
Ogden 555. Mutilated tickets 5; tickets
voted blank IL.
Lsbats precinct Bryan q, Mckinley 8,
Bailey 2. Hunter 7. Ogden %.
Boyce precinct-Bryan 1926, Mckinley 8,
Bailey 2, Hunter s, Ogden ,2l.
Horns precinct-Bryan 80, Mckinley 2,
Bailey 10, Ogden 20.
Lena precinct-Bryan 70, Mckinley z,
Bailey 81, Ogden 16, Hunterl 1.
Lamourie preciuct-Brysn 259, Nc
Kinley 80. Palmer 8, Bailey 8, Hunter rs,
Ogden $50.
Big Island precinct-Bryan 80, McKin.
ley 2, Bailey %, Hun ter 2, Ogden Is.
Pineville precinct-Bryan IS, Mckinley
%, Bailey s, Hunter Al, Ogden 80, Ariail l..
Cheneyvllle precinot-Bryan IS, McKin-
ley 1, Palmer I, Ogden IS, Bailey Il, Hun
ter l.
Sunny Home precinct-Bryau rs. Nc
Kinley l, Bailey %, Hunter /, Ogden So.
Quadrate precinct-Bryan 13A, McKin-
Icy 0, Bailey "A, Ogden 100, HunterO,
Holloway precinct-Bryan 70, McKin-
ley 0, Bailey q, Hunter 8, Ogden AZ.
Borland precinct-Bryan 81, Mckinley
0, Bailey 20, Ogden 81, Hunter0.
Glenmora precincts-Bryan 1C0, McKin.
ley /, Bailey SO, Ogden 46, Huuter2.
Forest Hill precinct-Bryan 155, McKin-
ley s, Ogden 121, Bailey 81, Hunter 6.
Woodwork precinct-Bryan SO, Nc
Kinley 2, Palmer 3. Ogden IS, Hunter 8,
Bailey i.
Gum precinct-Bryan 20, Mckinley 2;
Palmer 1, Bailey l, Hunter 8, Ogden II.
Union Church prectnct-Bryan Al, Nc
Kinley 0, Ogden II, Bailey %, Hunter O.
We'll precinct-Bryan 100. Mckinley 6,
Palmer /, Bailey 2, Hunter SO, Ogden 11s.
Bells precinct-Bryan Sc, Palmer /, Nc
Kinley 0, Bailey 25, Hunter 0. Ogden 20.
Hineston precinct-Bryan Al, Mckinley
8, Bailey 80, Ogden 8, Hunter O.
Paul's Store precinct-Bryan "a, McKin-
ley /, Bailey 81, Ogden %, Hunter
Tramway precinct-Bryan 70, Mckinley
0, Ogden 81, Bailey 6, Hunter 0.
Lecompte precinct-Bryan 1872, McKin.
ley 8, Ogden 100, Hunter 4, Bailey 4.
Hammock precinct-Bry an 20. McKin-
Icy 0, Ogden s, Hunter 0, Bailey II.
REHABILITATION.
For President
Mckinley. ................. 123
HAlmef
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Auction Sale of Horses end Mules,

On Saturday Nov. 14th, 1896,
there will be an auction sale of fine
horses and mules at the Livery
Stable of N. Hirsch s. Go. They
will be sold for whatever they will
bring. Every body in need of good
stock should attend and take sd.
vantage OF this sale, as they may
never have such another opportu-
nifty.
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EXCURSION FROM CYPRESS TO
NEW ORLEANs.-Dodgers are out
announcing Il grand excursion for
cololed people from Cypress to
New Orleans and return, on the
Texas & Pacific Railway, on Sat
urday, November Dist 1896, under
the auspices of General Manager
Z. l.. Blackman. There will also
be special cars provided for white
people. Train leaves Cypress at
Il. nj. Returning leaves New Or
leans the following Monday at 4 p.
m. The fare for the round trip is
81 from Cypress, from Alexandria
$3.50 and proportional rates for
stations nearer the objective point.
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FOR LEASE.

H,HE PUBLIC MARKET PRIVILEGES
l. Of the City of Alexandria will DO
offered for lease to the highest bidder.
for period of three years, on Dec. 5,
1896. Lease to commence on Jan. /,
1897. Right reserved to reject any and
all bids. Lease will be protected by
necessary ordinances.
THOS. CRAWLEY,
Nov. ll-2t. Mayor,
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The DEMuCRAT acknowledges
receipt OF II copy Of the proceed
ings OF The Tenth Annn II Conven.
ton of Parish superintendent of
Pnblic Education, h,'ld at the Chau.
lan1ua, Rusten, La, July 10Th,
30th ami 3lSt, 1896.