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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14
Invited To See Our Ni.ls.

Railway Co. has extended an invita-
ton to the New England Cotton Man
ufacturers Association, to visit the cot
ton mill centres of the South located
along that system of railway, and it is
expected a large number of the men,
bers of the association will accept the
invitation. About $50 cotton mills are
located on the line of the Southern Rail
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14
NAs soos FfEl &C srrts

20 thsss yeass I vss srcaAs~1 ~nh
NJ hsass oal iisSs. I Oas pss asss
In 6saish asl cssiA hss1ty vsiA. vss
- Ueak- tsse1 0aay assAicsnes sns
osaiiy epsshf . bsssis % tissd's ~sr~s-
passfia- Z wss ss~s fssiisg n~ss~e. ard
sfDss sahing feU nav hsfsl~s I Sas
seroag ssd able Tn vc~A-- NJ Has
ms. Clevesdaie. Va
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14

NAPANxr, Ont., Oct. 5.-W. 81. Pom
ter, teller Of the Dominion Bank branch
here, which was robbed OF $8O,OOOa Few
weeks ago, Was Arrested to-0Ay On
charge Of committing the robbery.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14
orr COMPLIMENTS.

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mi hi. copy Of THE CAUCASIAN
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reg 1..i5c. let us make one r'q1est,
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14

No-IO nAe for ftfr, Geas~
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure macs ~c.i
Zen s'rot.s. blood pare soc o. Al o a-si~a~
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14
face TREATMENT.

DR.. Hartman's free treatment brings
many letters from thankful patients.
The following are specimens:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14

Has your subscription expireds II
80 please renew.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14
stWARE OF onrvtsrs Foa cayAsss
1aAr coSfAN NgRcgav.

- o~sesry ~iii ssreiy aessspy IL
ssnss Of smell sad completely 1esuaev
The whole system vbea estessag 10
through the maeo0s susfocpA soeA
srsieies should n~ves - useA excsps -
peescsiptions from svvstah,e pAysi-
cians. ~ the damage they viii q b
ten fold 10 the xood yoa oaa pusiS,y
derive from them. paii's Csfssvh Csss,
Manufactured By y. J. Chsssy 4 Co
Toledo, o., contains No mercury. ss1 Il
system In buying Halls Cstassh Cssv
be- sure yoa kes the g~uaine. IL 10 t.
Ken internally, and made In Toeeao
Ohio, BY y. J. Cheney 4 Co Tessi.
moniais free.
sold By druggists Fsios, Tic. p>s
bottle.
Halls Family Pills Are the bsss.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14

w ANTED-High grade women of good
Uchurch standing willing to learn our bus
mess, then to act as Manager and Cores
dressed stamped envelope to A. p. T. ELDER,
General Manager, 27s Michigan Avenue,
Chicago. Ill,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14

Hoeps fslIs are the fsvcsi;s fsmily
csthastie- Essy % ssAs. svssi~. mild.
s. censy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. T.
Twelve buildings, comprising the
business portion of the pretty little
village of St. Elmo, at the foot OIL
Lookout Mountain, were destroyed
by fire this afternoon. The fire orig
mated in the residence of Mrs. G
w. Kirkland and spread rapidly t.
the stores adj ,ining. The total los
is about $1,000 Incline No. ant
Chattanooga Electric Railway suffer
ed considerably from the fire.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14

loxSes. Oct io-Ths esesvessy e
The vsaesaied rpsAes. es0pstsss9 sAis-
y t0pessass ts1vsastss, asossssss
eAae - Exscssive Ca;Soiseso - -.
lately 1ecs1e1 % ell 80 81 ss ~.
hsss - syoveshy vish 80 sssusDss 81
sos e~eioesss a9sisse theis soOssysss
On Friday n~xs. uh~s 70 10 esss0sse1
that . total u 60 cp 0ea Vtli -
cot Of susk 90 secesss 81 ~ es~ss -
be- eispsse.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14
COUPON.

This entities the reader OF The
] CAUCASIAN. Raleigh, N. c.. TO one
copy Of Fancy Work and Art
Decoratious,n Nursery Rhymesn
! and successful Home Dyeing.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-14
,ody Brothers Released.

BUTTE, Mont, Oct THE Cody bro
theirs, held at Red L lodge for the North
Carolina authorities, have been released
sufficiency in the sheriff's return. The
men are under sentence of death for
burglary, in North Carolina.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03
s;a7sce az ls0>o3ans=.

Ms, NJ. Ryland ana her young j"dJ
cncsis yere s!;:pr:and 1nn>t pleasantly
Wednesday evening BY y nn;!be' oi yonnS
ncorlo, wnc came to enioE dane" he
nea:j, .ir !ios,itabIc r22t at N"arHanE.
Had the weather t,ecn tHSs i'!ci"ln@ns '!i:
Attendance wosiIl have been nn"ll larger:
,,,. ~ IL w,s, those WHO kept The pleas
oni ay,ua cement brHyati rain a,lti i1nou -
10 81, Ila. ;1ey ~c.e ro,Ai,l need scarcely
hc asked. at least hy any who have ever
,,n.n entertained al that GrriHl .iDNH'.
The your5 iG.iies present were = ana NJ
] I,.sa..,ier. Who we've dainty dresses q
,,li,c iuull, wish trimmings OF lace :t)id
ninA 10 ysfy; M,Ss d. y. 'i'ron';ia'e. lilac
or.;ru,,y and lace; MISC II. ""s!Eei, h'"e
/ mu;l. lace gay,.iti'res; Miss :. and j. EN&'F
.ghi;c orS;,iid.- ;tp'l sa:in M'ss N'ss'o
Jones, cream gaze oyer Nile Efr"@i' s"'1A'
Miss 7. I,r&il;Ion, gnNzr villa seaFs7'
t!evcrs: Miss Belle Dran''on, orgal''N
With pink ribbons. 1!'hc Eonns gentle
,,,en were Z. L4Sasstr, Emile '}%heFs,
Garter Percy. 3. N. Mc@cF;cs, =, q f"it
ana q. j. tneiz.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03
sis.a.l.ss;;.fs.ss. E.t2.a,.,


o. las ar,rn*,;.,u n;olt ~ aro,it 20
1,.,nr,; Az y " ,,c.nrn,i,, was s},Dt
{t.o., a,,,1,nsh ,..itA :, heavy ;,,..l of bnei<-
sAo5 aYr, s:,gy he survived on!y tnit.y
minutes. Tie p,Ype5ra1or made bis cs-
cape
III, w;,l,-az,nI,n sheriff. CIlaS. XII
l,on,,,4 aud N;essyS. Gus Cain, Ton Ben.
.sNtt. Carrie AIo"n and ofhci' were III
.&'N. HhaH' SOW, is'l@ v1"i"''y He'i'i}! GAYS
on ihc lockout i2r i" "cCto:id"n 1i"F7
"el''.
VIZ. y. w. Worthy. " merchant @
tti.H'. vas Ac.e on h''s!'ess Ass ''e!.'"E,
40. ,r,os
-. ,,. z,,;,,>,, I. ;,o,,ocle ;c
=. ,,,;,, ,,sr
!. .:.,. .oc+;oo ~.
'''''' n.y. - ~ . '>s''1 49,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03
WIZ, :lv, !:4verl:scTS.

No take pleasure il cail't <ast>A''o" |"
a, IF lirnyy Gya|er nlahtT 81 tubular
wells. on u..e 8, The system sc '''"s Is
5 10. /. and ii IS therefore easy l'' Ai"' 70
guarantee satisfaction.
Attention IS c:1!el :, an Allegation "'ao'
:p .i,r Syn18 Sale, this '$s'''. Nv - !
Tatnrt having bought the 'on'As''''E 2
H., rot;;!s al y lIu,. credit.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03
s,;e.' aEa1,e', - ., 1897, aged s'>',-'*'

s,;e,s aEar11, -; 1907, aged G>',-r*.
II is indeed sad +, hil'h t'a; aa"''1cS
Of ,ur oldest residents hes gone, 'A%i |
another ,lor,o has been besoit u d "'"''
| devoted wife AK: mo!h":
EARLY III life size was married 10 VT
,:.lo,>,r, stewart and for nearly 'iEiE years
ti.ry have Travelled Tie ro1tMH Journey O
! life fc.e,hcr. Il is 4 bitter o''a' " '"o
l.;,l ;,,,ir,nt husband! who is !"it desc
-. ,,r4 we would BID him saol cnnst'H
.;o, e.om Ou,, whose supplies arc III
! exhaN4tihic.
y ra, been said that tie highest
n.a;so a person can have ~ t''"f '' ''N 'N II
,,,,,.,,,,l ans, she * .i,,st : ent'tlc'' 20
.,,.. r o..,lH 30 n!i5;,ary or may91o
,oo,,n,4,t 10 remind us Of tAe many VIZ
+n., ,It the kind, gentle lady, "hoSo 5
on earl, is o:sf, =
n,,t III. rran,'ast nucominm IS 'nA' u
he, family and they join il VIC ':iSi''of-
: ,l,Ie words used by oar saviour 'o''
, .+h 1noe whai she could" l'ef l'1e "7S
,,,,,,se1 wif,, loving children, VINO ls""
ob;llhoo1 thought not;llng TOO @oo..':4''
a,,,t;,e,,' Ana ~ her long Illness '''
,yer,. nntiging i'll tllcir efforts 10 '"'''a,'
+, 7,or wants. Size left i've ch''n''n WY
? -. utterly heart broken over ''e'' s,''
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

4 busiiless man il moi tic Most, paIisltt
creature n It's S@n9itl. iss taNsioi Ntais -
Ela.r any InMglraw:ii CT. t,F0:y 553,e tfnse
IT ;,is :i;,meitt he ,lans:s ea.e two stiaevs
a.,oHt 8 !,ic S,aa t.leery d IioH- lie sllnJ'!sl
t,@at himself. liz may lie pre,lisHo'e:i il,
s4rets1l1, Uiaconsumption. "'t'i,,;t, itnwiil
t,,l -yu7i has Eoi!!il.% IL Do w;i:l ,t"t;sst,,
I!a wants 10 he vel. II }lc can be c>@rd
write ont !, prescription aiid send III ruT
,.,!i So, here, tlo t'rSt part 81 'lieEop-
oS;tinN.
DR.. ricrce's Golden Mfs;ic&! Discovery
! is 4 nurol,e !,un;t7c %nA N!i!er. ."nyrN''-
Sous Of scYo u!0us h!oul, encourage TIE
/ i,:oaNis,g o!;; o: unsig!itIy aoc;Hs ~ pre
yr1i the disoHSa g',nc to tie .''N@s
':'beva is up n"e,l o. tas sake 81 dread
.,u tlis"cm!o.. pUriEy the !'ua;i. 'tcal
ne done. ';;oi,:en lte>jjc&! Discovery
viii r.l,4 ~ per cent, Of all cnns"Art'v>
s,ses. also Of ail naA"r lingering bror
chi;.i, t:lru,3 AM! lNl:.1s diseases.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

Persons. 10 '!?nh', heard the discharge 5elH
fAynsmit". .tros sisno t" time, last y ssS'
I'D ..;rih;;;,.t r. 10 wN'> OF hso"sns
tHmrs on of the leyees. Snc!' was ''''
Nc ease, A party, who bought the IRON
i tho odd sav mill, in Bayou Sara, h"''
be METAL blown into pieces, TO taeii'aa'
III bninm taiIud ava.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

st. Mi"I,acl's church hrs a n"W EHctof
pw ii the pcrSeu 81 tie Re-. Esaf''sS
reis, formerly OF Gliuton. La, DC hrsa''
i pas.or4te here on lass SnNtaE ais H ''
Jade y very favorable impression upon
Is congregation since his arrival h1fe'-
'Us!eg N:g1ri
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03
liSnrrt, Nn.i! I:ssME

are tie months il watch 70 ;,''e "S'er'"'
attention tc thr condition Il yaH: ''>>ir.ts
health. Il you piss safely 'h;@HSa ;"rse
.uon:;;s and iin,' Ho'!c@r'fst'n2.& ard N's*"E-
Gus. eli the a';ivNi q N;}r''rE weather,
ycr n"y roasrN"biy rxi'cr; t!'af }o'' "'''
I've well in su,n,,:rr. Sow is ti'@ TN" 10
take Hoods S,.>Al,ariiia, b'c;:"se """ IS
III, :ilna w',cn the hioH'( 1"t&t BE I'"Vl
.,pA. enriched AM! vitail&s0, and he";;">"
iino,S S;ysaparilI1 is tie OILY 1rfa '!"";!
,rriligy prominently II s''o p'i''i@ "ye 70
DAY. llo",i's >"r,,#i@rilia hA' power to
make yen healthy and ;;"a"' .Fo'>r system
I ;,w:;i,I disease.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

Two wears ago 4. J, Warren, d'':2Esis'
Il, Pleasant Book. =. y. bought s'h2b
sr,D,y Of CLarllerIain's Cough k"nsdN'
liz sn,as ~ tIyo result IS follows ~
.hat t;ntc Tive goods ~oie "nkn'v'' 10
hi. scct:pn; to-,'ay Chamberlain . cough
Es,ne.!,: is a household VOID II - US
sap,, il, bundr.,ls OF cont'"i'iiics. hfEe
eyny t.o good 4aali'jes Of Chamberlain
Cough ,.c.ue,lg beeolao iAiown Tie ;foj.if
wil) ,.a;s ,lotli.n. else. !'of sale "t l. I
.Nilbourle, druggist.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

srry,y was made ot ID" l&liroaA track
!. saturday, rroAa"i; w'sh !. vie" 81
;nr Il between here anh the tank.
.,rr--Jla wn:'. triiu has arsircd,
i a,rc.,,y cmn;oyeG in raising sa};'
\,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

h. r. Matthews has presented to the
Esc 4 neat roster Of tie officers OF
RighlS Of i'y''ta> I.iA@r. 80. 81, 70 ra
|ns up ~ the w"!l Of the Castle l!ai!
(Frcady reference.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

Coming in Men s."ef'& ass sf ia
DAY, Ma'si, zoth ,,'., INV 81 VIZ. XII.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =. =.
Nil faces, all persons SUD az '"S'"7' 80,
Town is in the city. tE'i> "eet, i'f t,ie
purpose Of .aa';ins HersoiiaI se'eotio" O
stylish goods.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

E'spncbo,iy1 tl,nts that Thompson s
|eek reac'@s Ike .'dagcy iina every Mon
" morning. and t1scu II! die girls slug,
bout GU, Tommy. don't 90.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

kIr. Jos. iowa having been awarded TIC
bntract to :,ni,,l NY. Lnfton's store lM'Jd~
4, No town, began work tlieseon' alo'i-
D; morning.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

Il; carr and max" yoUT spring "e!ec-
. bstoye H.. chn;c;*s't are :Eo'so s'F@tfJ
;gwcar for l33asteris what yp'l W%nt.
Miss Il. i. Town.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

Three door were killed March aia'' NV
asst Of the hunting season. l.. Z. h'i'o'''ho
nd a. I. Barrow brought down I've ~
sesro sillel the THIRD,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

The Easter bonnet is :, " 0hla'tS Aeii9lis'
si,loubIy 20 when bought at Mss Il. ~
PovN's millinery st6ro.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03
PERSONAL isUrE1 Esnl4s'?Is.

4ss'
PERSONAL UHE'Es;els2E1,.
Nes9rs. j. II. Young and y y. Gauth-
1raux Of Baton, Nonga came NJ, tjs$ week, 9
70 mako 81 effort towards organizing Il (
casni, otNoo;hnen Of tire Woglv. );
Nj. n. c. Lev wei,a to eAo city Sunday,
on business.
MIS-. 4. TcHtscli i>i5 Monday for visit
to lie city
Or. Ma, c;,s IA. Tor was in town Tuesday. :
Y. c, pcrlins I.sq, was visitor to
town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hail Of I<cachie, nee Miss Marion
Davidson, arrived unexpectedly, Sues;iay
20 yisi1 hey parents. S1a evidently Aotrs
on pleasant anrr; ;s:s
Mss Lilo Stewart went to New Orleans,
last wre! STE returned, accHn3;njs.s'
by her sister, Miss EeiiI, NlIo la, rnen; .
'''' 'h'''''" i''' : VI '''' ''''' ~ ~ ''''
Mr. aHf; ars. \, Como&ux left SuN,;4y /
On he AateI*z tor Their cry home.
Miss F,;za yoan.r Of Sl,n~,,trr comes
up next Monday to keep house t"r t'cl
,.rotnr, ,o,o h,s c;,a,... 81 Nat,,en,,
.,a,:, "
,itsars ,'no. = Griffin ;,..d Morgan
I:,oms acre III tn&H, Monday.
Miss Leila Njcsor will Siona Sunday at
l,eH home SIS Laurel iilii.
rl,.nn1 r,.r, sa.,,r,;,,, ,;,r' vix,, t.,
49,. !, :. >I.n.r i, ,r..,.n,,o,,-,, wrist,
ATS. H. T. Aih'E III '"EE'ho'1" PARISH
= m
49, ''.> 49, '
"
icut. '3G''rE a. t!f'"' 50" O y. "
Pipes Of Clinton "ie1 III Denver: COL On
5 N"'ch Z&'''''
Nr. y. I.coro',l wrat to lie city, last
Thursday, to attend NrS Henry Picard,
y +'''''''t' y ''''' = ", ~ '','' - - V
-"'> ''''] 80 s7' '''' ''e'>''''>'
9 Mr., a"'l Mrs. i. D. baf'"W its' "eS'''e'
.,@v Tar t}n { g..
l. ''"' wv '' -
|. -. WirN !ef5 Wednesday t?r his hons
! ,...
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

Tie low lard adjacont 10 '}aFo't Sara Is
ALI i1der w;,er. Bal as this occurs II
every season Of very high water, i NJ
10 special Significance
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

Commencing Saturday March @7fn' 'he
shel.lc Of Steamer Liberty Is edin@sN ~
eayc Natchez at 8 II. Ill. Gu her days 81
Departure. bringing her to al way fsh"-
|pss t},,vc hours in advance Of he's iSt'}'s'
El'cdnlr. TI's viii probably 'o N '0'''
hiring Il eli WHter only.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

81 of tl.e trimmed hats will not be III
nm neyt wcalt. but there is lovely ~
syrtnen$ 81 al>apcs in Fancy aud r'ain
straw, vli2, { G., sailors and novelties, '''
Miss II. y. Towns. C"l and select 81
shane, aud awe it .:1;fi asil., tor Easter.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

q in l.s pos. ot,co ~ taSoa Sara
i snut,, bound train. 1913, Il. N.
,,v;;,c -. m. For stG. C}oh" Ga, ~.
CIR liberty. on arrival OF, boat.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

awpl, white lanSIin hon,!nt&, and sill;
ii hats il PINK and h'Ac, FOR little
rls n Iis, Il l.. Towns.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

|Undcrweag. elsjrt waists, and notions 40
|iss II. 4. Yown>, rest door 10 T"naej''
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

ASK rs for ,,.iccs OF any style of job
Ent;nu vnl, want done.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03
Gy2.H GEAea,

There will be sprvioo At Grace Ch'',"
anday jgi,t at T:.G.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

Have your photo taken by Wolc''er q
kt,is.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

4 (:aoil gu;HN!Gnent - AnoWieh%'
is power according 70 tli> ca >''"!%', NM.
/; !, also &1;ti tI.1 N&n noTrr hn""S
,A:.!m until he can tel il, AMI DC 81" Can
q, pr,:ss h, k',""Ie3go in ?;s.gna*" m"Fe.
tnlSr, s;.-nlc,ls a.l,t "Hr'"p'a;" ti''if
others lscoi"s s :l;it;~r Of M",. IN gam
:l:,y t';;s (lowuy ~ 25pI"$,i"2t AZ vel as
kNowic.!g@ Itself there is 10 aia 50 ho';'t''',
frem ~I5c!!.So much Ray oe "''>"'h""' ""A
10. so S.,l..l Az uu,iay IS lfHIs:':&' iHr':it-
NATIONAL. DICTIONARY. ti;is Mork Is me
r4;vcr~.sly Acknowledged Stts''>'arH t"'.
; Ne derivation. smelling. plonNNc'alinn
and meaning G! words. a.:t "iCA It's l''-
,nnrnrs tables ot u4e:ui ;s;'d reliable n
! .prnation !; quickly a;,t S&f'Siar'":hy
answers Tic ;!yusal,l and one questions
which ars consistently arising IN on, FHA0
Ing and STEADY. I'll" purchase Of 'f'S EnuF''
Of knowledge ana power Wi nrove
;,ga.;t&Nle investment 'br every h"n'ah'''
AK. torvvcr: teacher, scholar, N'"1eF'S'nA''
,auD. and Hcii-eI;;eator
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

H. Father ir,cyis read mass Friday
MIS- lort.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

The ;ng "Mam;c Coylc" will be sta'l'"-
a here rrom ya-,;sy until all danger sfoh'
hisi, water is past.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03

a,, slarrl.tcr. 49,. 30 2. ~.
,goolyillc...........22::,5:5r =. II
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-04-03
t;,c,,,an Catholic Church.

rut Carmel. 81. Ern"c;syijIe.
4 a'a s;@5n :" 81. every m"ntA, :l'ev.
4 Grcni, priest
.,;vt Services "a i."Jon sara
u Sunday ot'eavh m"''th, at II L.
X 10 /. u.
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Fountain i'cna:

30 vcn neosI q i1onniaiA '''"' y
have them, fast ci.ss; 1T So *!0'' '~'f's''
s. 90 aud +:5'G
ft. Nlrn:e:,I'g nci;g S''oTo.
Ii; ssyli,ory Of S'ss. a. ~ 5to"&Ai'
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,cncre viii be a meeting Of 'he t"''e
;a,,.s llr, 60, IL: The ele''ioD % "''''''s
nc%t Thursday night.
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~ - II, IDllMUCR 4 z !:
,e,;niio.~g9 II otjces'
ar,cat EEs;cil.

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=. Il i. nj. 1870 2. N. Neo!;
y ,.,;n., Lent, Wednesday an"
w.. y. Il =. H.. t:3V p, III with al
., y ..I,cfea. top'r, from 'h@ Sermon
) " ,,nau.. Sunday ScAoel every
y one 4. N. Gee. Newman Snpt
8 services at Star s'it'.
r,oaay III every ,aonth, Rev. ".
nd I''" Hyygist. Third Sunday in
nam, T., rny, I. u. IaNyat'Ncnburgh,
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y Irvine & Son have lr2Tso '4 t,'s
>. =, rsr,i to the bayou point, as 1"s
nil is s,rrcnh1.d by "a'e'
,:.;;ot Coryt convenes here tic fhis"
,yonloy il, April. Short 'o'H's'
W. hear tha, Mrs. R. Tempel 'ont'nl-
n,ates selling her bakery
Tie eoorts,y -. ;'"tsGH 81 " %: ' IL p So4s
si'o s,,i,,', that !, is well managed
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schc;2uie ol'5'rs.as.

,., Won1yil,e. ..... IA:i0 .. n.
l, ioy Slaughter. ....'...''.i ;V a. III.
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p;,er euara ;..?.2 fl. Rising at rato
isily, g.
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The death Of Nix John Rollins ''''so'''''
i Julia I,cake, occurred alonH'S' wy
:atl. inst.
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far or. Clcon closes 1905 p. III.
Gar sty Liberty y, 55:05 P. III. Tuesday
|,,,ty aud Saturday.
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We, Hear

That # embroidery is q sign Of 3 WV
tlN., there VII, &c Two sooo.
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c;st.,.s gasy.. tiv:! Terra:
e;,ss;: raury ST teF::&''s:

at yrauc.~vi'}o post-ai?ice. closes
.,f,,ou, bcfo,e departure Of rain.
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Miss Hannah l'ay"'.om was e2N<'' none
,.v the illness ot Mrs. Nm. Town, e. S'lF'
leaves to-day.
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Mr. J. 3. Thomas weE,; 10 Eaten h"0sH'
+, 4;,lo dnwn Gorlepais The aEn"1ao II ih'
,,;I r,;I; v!i>!, harst The night previous.
The mi!l uses lanterns while doug "'o'o"'
electric i;gAS.
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to relatives.

Miss Florence {iartson celebrated her
,crtn r3l,'lay. IhHssd;T by entertaining
her little friends II ~ oYehiEg 3i5'tSS'
,.ally happy retains.
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Mr.. z. i. Rogilio is now living n y IT,
sa, Ho hiss position with Stanley {"
Gore.
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THE VIII

There are more old-sty1e wheels rid
den in Washington thar in any other
city in the country.
The Chicago bicycle show was a great
success. 1t is claimed that on some
days the attendance aggregated 20, 900
people.
The total membership of the +. A. W.
on January 6 was SO, 703. OF this num-
Der 1O,C48 are in New York state.
The idea of cycling policemen is
gradually working westward. 1t is
said now that St. Louis will be the
ext city to adopt the new idea.
The banquet reception, etc, given at
the Atlanta Exposition by Manufac-
turer Coleman, is said to have cost
considering the advertising he got out
Of it, was very cheap.
1t is rumored that Eddie Bald and
Fred Titus will go abroad to try to lower
the colors of the French professionals.
The bottom seems to have dropped
out of Isaac B. Potter's scheme to trans
fer the racing end of the L. A. w. to
some athletic organization.
AS time rolls on the impression grows
that Messrs. Titus, Cabanne and Muir
ply were honestly convicted, and now
there is little expression of sympathy
for them.
At Ell Paso, recently, ]. S. johnson
had a special trial on the Ell Paso track,
making a half mile in 1 minute 1 2-5
Saonn1c He M ada ann fb;.l IL
in 80 seconds against a strong wind.
John S. Johnson his inten-
ton of leaving for Paris early in Feb
ruary, providing Michael, the European
champion, with whom he has arranged
a match, posts mis- $500 forfeit by that
time. While abroad he will probably
enter the International Olympian
games, to be held at Athens next year.
Several leading colleges of this coun-
try arc DESTROYS of organizing an inter
collegiate cycling association, securing
the adjustment Of the two-mile cham
pionship usually held at the annual
meeting OF the Intercollegiate Athletic
ana substituting in its
stead a pureiy cycling meet in the
spring of each year.
W~ildidle, a well known and valuable
stallion, the property of Naglee Burke.
recently in California, where he
was shipped in 1875. Among his best
known get have been Jim Douglas, Sin
fax, Nomad, Filtration, Wildwood, AL
faretta and Flambeau, the last named
horse Icing the sire of Cresendo.
Vinctor won the Pomery Sec Handl-
cap at the Bay District track. San
Francisco, Cal, recently, going the
mile in 1884 thus establishing a new
coast record.
Jockey Washam, while at the post in
the last race on Bob Neville, at New
Orleans, La, was kicked by Tommy
Rutter, his leg being broken just above
the ankle.