The Progress., 1896-06-27


from California last week
Mr.. August Camille lett Monday f"r
Vicksburp. his many friends hope ne
will be greatly improved when ho re
turns.
Miss Bessie 0gilvie is visiting friends
in Marshall
Mrs, James Weals, OF Monroe, is the
crost of relatives here. \ number OF
wears ago Mrs, Weaks was resldent
here, and nor many friends arc glad 10
welcome ~,
Mr.. Leon Kahn has returned from an
extended trip North and East
During his absence ho visited his SIS
ter, Miss Cecilo.
Lieutenant John Tomkins, formerly
student at Thatcher's Institute ana
resident of Minden, now United
States Navy officer, is at homo tor Il
vacation. Lieutenant Tomklns has
beon cruising on the Warship Atlanta
vho friends Of Mr. GIcnn kU g
missed his bright face Monday and
were sorry 10 learn that he WAS III.
Col John s. Young aud wife ro'urnrC
from New Orlcaus Monday and since
have been receiving the congraNn'9-
lions of their friends.
our city. to the delight Of their m&NV
friends
Mr. Leon Smith, Of Galveston, spent
a few DAYS in our city this week.
Mrs. Nuringcr has returned from
Ncw Orleans aud Bay st. Louis. The
friends Of Miss Daisy will be glad tc
: Lnow she is much improved IN health
+ Miss Mary Belle Currie returned or
v Monday from Kentucky, whore she
e had been attending college,
Mr.. John Gray Foster came home
= from Virginia last week to spend NJ
= vacation at home.
u Miss EIgin, of Marshall, is the CUES
e Of her sister Mrs Turner Curry.
Mrs Homer Jordan is visiting rel9
tive in Arcadia.
40 Miss Matte Belle Gregg, who Ia
been one of our leaders In soclet
ID during the past season, lett tor he
l., home at Denver Tuesday evening
~ Mrs. !. &. Familton accompanied he
Inc and she will make an extended VISIT
her parents. Miss Gregg witt
-, missed for her presence did much
~. enhance the pleasure OF the many e
,ertainnents of last season
ed Misses Mary Finnoy and Loni
nd Rnle left last week to visit relative
H. and friends at Lonl view,
on mN,ss Lizzie aud Leigh Toss are
The city, enroutc for Montoagle. Ten
IRE where they viii spend the summer.
Misses Riley aud Milling, gradual
ne If the State Normal School OF
ven class Of 90, are the guests Of NJ
o''' Alice Martin
.''' Mrs Burkett left this morning
fol- "'' -..., .ana, ., yoo
Mooringsport to spend sever at wee
IN STATES ACT.
ich The Democrats of Indiana are W
her ignorant men; they have decIa
ere the silver question to be a State ls'
by and will support no man for st
office who is not believer III silly
What ignorance ! Why any child
,,,. Louisiana knows that the silver qr
tich ton 'belongs exclusively to the
so main Of national nolitics.'
Tors But the State adopted free s'I
-, platform and sent delegation
.rn fres silver meu to Chicago. The
,ota- fort to have Cleveland indorsed
the rejected with Kisses.
oha' Ohio will support the white m
'"'' and has instructed her delegate
hiny the National Convention to vote
the unit and to vote only for candid
the for President and Vice President
NV, INV, favor this resolution:
- -, "Resolved, That we are nnalter
~ opposed to the single gold stan'
xam- and demand an immediate return
the constitutional money OF gold
Urged silver by the restoration by this
them ernment, independent Of the q
ui,fnl nations. or the unrestricted coil
of both silver and gold into stan
money at the ratio of l6 to l.,
upon the terms of exact equality
stang prior to 1878; such coIn to
- full gal tender tqalIy with gold
'ne for al debts aud dues, public
'o'lon private"
Ne'- Tpxa. has followed suit, iustru
lay W { r. b and. No donbt Il copy OF
- .... t.,l ,t thn