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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-17

from home and in need OF anything. writs
10 Meyers, Sixth and Broad. for ID.
Whatever II may oe. II will be sent you
with your privilege OF returning IL IL
does not suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-17

Skin diseases Of all kind cured with
DIR. Lakewood's Specific. Allays Itching
Instantly. A trial viii convince It's a
remedy Of merit. Sold by Owens * Minor
Drug Company &c; by mall. 4oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-17

TpE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was clear and hot, with .
storm in the afternoon. followed BY fail-
ing temperature
.s.a.a 81 fharmOmetor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-17
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. August a.
rlIp | Forecast for Tuesday:
For Virginia: Fair weather IN
Wednesday night; cooler; north
westerly winds.
North Carolina: Showers; variable
winds.
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Mean temperature ...."."..".ssH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-25
B1B11orEcA DE OLA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO Rico"

crado sao paseo barca, gran ALTOONA
que eiercco. Extrahandole crado la proon
gada ue busca enconro tend1do
barca banado sangre Embellishments 10 condujo
domco donde conna esperanza de vidaS
Morbundo Pero quizas haya muerto -exclamo
Genoveya levantaudose como movida por resorte.
corrio oca haca la casla del jardnero slto
donde ell depostaba la correspondence
i Dadme los perodicos de anoche
esperar que Sc los dieran abaanzo elor los
cogo febril corrio velozmente haca ell hotel
Una cuarto, contemplandoos atrever
leeros No para ella question de vida 10
que pudieran decir 2. al punto lego:
9<siees.-La usticia dirigo anoche a del
Margna la vctma del atentado de dmos
marie declaration por haarse infe la agonfa;
ell mas gero ndco pueda eperar descubmento
de los culpables.>
iTodo habfa conclude! Raimundo habfa muerto Des
conocido gnorado 81 fama haba ido de las mas
ilusres de Franca ella ea estaba unida e vida
muerte vefa obligada vivr para sacrihcarse!
En- aque momento enr6 padre hacerla companfa
La velada rascurr0 encosamente la ausi6n los
hechos consumados nj los fuuros Uncamente al separar
abrazo ell conde ha La colmo de carcas,
estaba acostumbrada.
Aquella noche durmo la por
esba va vesda esperanto ansiedad
la legada del cartero mas tardaba mucho
dfa dominar impacenca mando crado comprar los
peri6dicos.
~desdob6 gran ansiedad haba perdido la
pus anunciaran meora nesperada ha
ba presentadO 81, Raimundo, Raimnndo, tan uerte
tan en6rgico poda haber sucumbido Quzas hubiera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-25
LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

POGO tempo despu6s de la partda de oy6 los tm-
dos pasos de padre que suba muy spaco escaera Sc
detena agonos nstantes ante la
entrar en- habtacon de h para ra graca con una
carc1a pero tuvo de ST mismo do que
va preerirfa estar soa hasa por tarde Sc u6
habitacion
Por la noche la pobre oven sntendose completamene
cansada mas camada vencda nagnandose que oven
de otro tempo haba muerto Genoveva dstnt
bao al salon Maquinamente en- que
haba hbro los perodcos del da Esaba tan aniquada
que squera lie ocurro hoiea aqueos perod
Notwithstanding oos fueron iarse en- un sue
to que decfa:
xEl conde de la Terrade ho, al su casa la
noche ULTIMA sorprendleron IN flugQ2 malhechor
les estaba robando las flores las Sc
de herro enabanose tres una veadera bataa al
tratar de hur ell criminal cay6 desde la
pesa de las actVa pesqusas que hcero cas Immediate
mente, cuerpo no ha sdo encontrado3
decfa mas.
Ell conde habfa enganado ha la diio que
haba tornado oda case de
de la maedicencia ell honor de la famila.
Jamas, jamas revearfa Ell nombe de adorado
lia Pero corazdn lie sera fe pesar de la muere Ell
imagination calenturenta proyecto muy atre
vdo poder savar padre del descr6dito proana
hacia Raimundo.
Puesto aquela boda Sc la dicaba mperosamente
deber consenra ela pero pesar otro
continuara siendo fel Ramundo Al pronuncia nom
bre vi6, nsas mas abajo, el mismo nombe ey6 ma
quinalmente
xAsneres.-Ora hazana de los meroderdores noe
E enor Margnac empleado conocida de
banca que viya Asniere compaa anciana ta
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18

we agree with the b. r. Adyo.
cate that the officers of the IT,
fress ASSN. used their power arbi.
trarlly in insisting upon New Or
leans ~ the place OF meeting this
year. The small attendance was no
doubt tho result. The Western
Editorial Federation, into which
there were wild desire to merge
our organization, and which was to
meet in New Orleans, did not meet
Mt all.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18
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4 Sure Thing for You.

A transaction inewhich you cannot lose
is sure thing. Bilonsness, sick head
ache, furred tongue, fever, piles and a
Thousand other ills are caused Ivy consti-
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ne Dreaded O.,
Can D,
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a',,sa !. 1hlse s.,,,.' 8
= Discovered 4,
cure sens''l,p.i.s
Ltng Treuhlas MI

.., Confident tlatl,e llas
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."es, ~ aud Weakness, ID.
c c,'a. 81 wasti,,g, ~
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4. three estt'e' e Ar, Nj
pe y, w''o.a'ay IL III. !.
Alrea''y this nev IN !,
medicine !. has por,na.,.n,I
SAINTS ,r' 9 ! .app.arently l,op,
4. The !, Doctor cons'ii,lel. =
ty- !, duty which ii, i. 81 3
to donate t llisin'it.IIibI,
!. lie has proved II. drss
10 % !" durable di..a..l u;
anu mas on If til : = u. III,
ropeall lalr'rasories t,st g
e, =, from those bsn.s ~
~ parts IT Of tn. world.
Don't 9. delay I a'ntil /. &,
sumption nninfAr,,.. xs RI !sss ,Ss..I.
and certain death. ADJ.
NJ G., 50 Pines street, M
s',"nS the :, Doctor, PIN
WV l' '.,! address, - I
reading: ,l'is-article ii III ~
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18
Don't judge the ham by its can.

Don't judge the ham by its can
vas cover.
Don't cast pearls before swine.
They fare s,ot fatteuing.
Don't swear at an ilI.fltting coat.
Give it tV the tailor.
Don't believe ghost stories. They
are all shadow and no substance.
Don't fail to put your hand
in your Pocket when .syou feel for
the poor.
Don't judge the cigars a. man
smokes by those he gives away.
Don't judge a woman's cooking
10y the cake she sends to a church
social.
Don't tell children how very good
you were when young. They may
doubt your varacity.
Don't be visionary. It's foolish
to. plant sunflower seed with the
expectation of raising rainbows. .
Don't place any confidence in a
confidence man and don't look
for intelligence IN an intelligence
ofhce.-Chicago Nesrs. Il.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18
NEW ADS,
Brick for Sale.
$500 Per Thousand
Apply 10
&c. p. HAMILTON,
Laurel HiI',

Ill hunting on The Holly Grove, Sim
g'rton and Clarkieil plantations is
positively prohibited under penalty Of
'resp'ss Any on" found %, these places
without Ne,mis,io, will I've cOns,lcrs,l
trespassing and prosecuted to The full on
tent Of the law.
1867 Mrs. A. r. Richardson.
The public is warned against buying
!irew""a and posts or timber Of any kind
from tenants on the Oakley, Ogden and
Downs plantations.
Mrs J. T.. Matthew'S.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18
Dr. Loeber of the Tour0 Intirmary

Dr. Loeber of the Touro Indrmary
asserts and proves that perfect
cleanliness was the all.importaut
agent in dealing ..withI.t the yellow
lever. There was not u case among
the students or the nurses at the
lnfirmary though none ofthem we're
i'n'nsne. They were required to
eat, drink and sleep at the buidiDg,
and were not permitted to teucl,
the clothing, which. yellow fever
patients had worn there, and whicl,
were destroyed. Cleanliness was
the watchword in all the sanitary
arrangements.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18

Clsveland's terss paragraphs and
correct English are "ew missed. The
press is loudly crititicjz'"g Mckiu-
ley's presidential message, as con.
ta'n'ng..both rhetorical and gram.
ana1ical errors.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18

The recent assassinaticns in Tan.
glpahoa sempl'asize the fact that
tho evil doings there are ~ bloody
blot upon its fair name. And it
IL only by IN uprising Of the good
people of that parish that the
bloody work Of desperatloes will
DO stopped.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18

The Steamboat Pargond struck
y snag, Tuesday, and sank four
miles above Red River Landing.
The boat and cargo are in bad
shape. a.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18

Tho thirty. six delegates selected
for the Con. con. seem to be SAT.
istAct0ry to most persons. Gov.
Fosters efforts 10 harmonic the
party merit. unqualified praise.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18
Not A Defense.

The City Item in a lengthy edi.
turial characterizes our words ui
compassion for DR.. OlIiphant as
"a lame defense" We did not sci
ont to defend the physician IN ques
ton, rs any one who would reas! OH
article can plainly see, but merely
to point out that to bring np old
scores, old crimes it may be, at
this tnrn in his affairs was urjuS,
and cruel and savoreCi OF perseru.
ton. We think 10 still, and would
not give the Item the satisfaction
OF u passing notice, knowing full:
we'll that notoriety Is SO largely
it's aim, were it not that marked
copies Of that paper have been srul
to persons in this parish, and he
latter might think that the Item,
if left unnoticed, was unalswcr.
able.
The Items treatment both of the
text and spirit Of our article is NO
lsingenuous that it would be sui.
flcient refutation merely to repro.
dnce them side by side, but as lack
ofspace prevents this, we will note
the most offensive point.
First and foremost in point Of
offending is that the Tue Dsn".
crat is Il Foster organ. In common
with tho drOuth in North LouiAia,A,
the flood on the lower Mississippi,
the yellow fever, quarantine, hard
times, ''p1otection," poor Gov. Eos
ter is now held responsible for
whatever it may come into. the
hard head Of the woman editor of
The True Democrat to say on cur
rent topics! This is too great Il
burden to lay on mortal man, for
despite Gov. Fosters deep and
siaister Vaccinations against the
welI.being, the peace and comfort
of this commonwealth there is a
limit to his endurance.
Seriously, the True Democrat is
Il supporter Of Gov. Foster. Not in
II servile manner, but with IL dash
Of Independence, reserving Alright
to criticize his administration when
it sees fit to do 40. That it l,al not
had such occasion is an inulrru,
tribute to the man, and implies
that his public actions arc in har-
'nony with that true Democracy, OF
which this paper does claim to te
an exponent. Tho Trle Democrat
admi"eS Gov. Foster, aS man aud
rs official, bat whether Gov. Foster
knows there is sucl, apaper as Tho
True Democrat, we know not.
Certainly we send him no "nla,.k.
ed copies either OF praise or dis.
praise.
Therefore there was no private
und outstanding between the Cover
nor and ourselves to induce us to
say IL kind word for DR.. Ol|iphant,
wien IN the midst Of the lattel'S trou
ble arising from his mismanaG cement
Of quarantine affairs, and from the
obloquy lie must suffer,
in public opinion, the remainder Of
his life, there was brought forward
an elder aud more lleiuons Charge.
1t looked to us, as it there was
''something behind it," and since
The Item claims that 1t was the
prime mover in bringing to light
the damaging facts concerning DR..
Olliphant, we are the more assured
our first impression is correct.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18
Trexpass Noli !

From and after this da., 81
o. any !. kind on'ny plstss seBi
swamp Tract il positively
aer penalty Of tresrass. sl|ss
on These place" without hi M ileIl3 ri
considered I, trespassiMg al r.
9-:5 81 ~. III E
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18

Judge Moise has given his opin.
ion from the bench, that grand .ju-
rIes should not make special re-
ports, injurious to II MARS cl,ara:.
tor, concerning ~ non.indictable Of.
Tense, without first giving him an
opportunity to clear himself.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18

Alphonse Dandet, the immortal
creator Of "Tartarin OF Tarascol."
has passed from earth.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18

Hop. w. J. Bryan has gone to
visit silver in its stronghold
Mexico. We await the result Ut
his impressions there.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-12-18
Si2I,2lD.1l
STATE of Lnuisian;,.

STAKE of Louisiana, I.
Parish Il Wcsis.sfi1ia.a {
/, T.. J. Suck. ~Cas.;irr Of he Bank
OF Vest FrlitialH. OF y. i.lancisyille.3l In,
do misunderstanding ea,bott stateu,.:l,t
is trne +" t e, best st, o'as. ka'ssis'sgo and
belief. - - 1- :,
Ed. Buck. c~a,,ier.
; jSwofn to a:N! subscribed before ,nif>at
tie town OF st. lrancisvi''e, La. this Sth
lay of Oct. 1887.
EnHr. MONTGOMERY. 81
Notary PEblic,
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SATURDAY, DEC. IS, 1897.

The Presidents mother is u,
rest.
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Active Agents are nov rsap;Eg a rich
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Some Of our best workers are selling
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Good crops. good prizes ilf
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School Ell
yf,thlian Hall
a5sts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-09
WEST y1ReIN1A CONFEREKCE
OF the MsthOdist Episcopal ChRrch only a
Few Veterans Len.

1
Few Veterans Len.
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate; OF
Morgantown. the seat of the West Vir-
ginia conference, We have already spo-
ken. The conference has frequently
met here, the last time before the pres
ent having been eleven years ago, when
Bishop Mallalieu, who now presides,
was the president. the bishop came
this year again in the full vigor of all
his powers, and jealous as ever in the
work Of the church. All his public ut
teranees were full of JUNCTION and pow
err, and his bearing was that of a Chris
tian brother. All hearts were drawn to
him,
OF more than usual interest was the
address of welcome delivered by the
venerable ex-senator W. IT, Wiley,
This man of God, honored of all men, is
now in his eighty-slxth year, and of
course shows the marks OF age; but his
mind was as clear, his thought as or
derby and cogent and his spirit as
warm as ever. He spoke with remark
able ability, and stirred the conference
by the earnestness of his words, His
address viii not soon be forgotten by
those who heard It.
The response of Bishop Mallalieu was
in every way fitting, and did honor to
himself and his office.
A few of the veterans, once leaders Of
the hosts, stlll Femain-Gideop Martin,
James L. Clark, A. j. LYDIA and Ben
jamin Ison being among them. Some
OF these are quite vigorous still, while
others confess to the weight of years,
They are all held in the highest esteem
by their brethren, and are enjoying
bright, green old age. They are cheer
fIi and happy, and see the standards
pass into younger hands and the bat
tie go on without lament or reflections,
They have accomplished their active
work, and now cheer on those who take
their places.
The conference has changed much In
the past and still continues to suffer
from this cause, but there is an evident
Improvement. Young men of ability
and promise are coming in, and 1t is
hoped they will remain 10 cultivate
this important field The results of the
work of the conference seminary are
beginning to be seen in the better
training of young men, and these will
appear more and more In the future.
Those who enjoy the advantages of this
excellent school will give better ac-
count OF themselves IN the work Of the
ministry, as elsewhere. And those who
follow this up with college and semi
nary training will reach their highest
usefulness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-09

The news that the beautiful young
Cuban patriot, Senorita Clsneros, who
has been confined in Spanish prison in
Cuba for several months. has escaped,
VIII be hailed with a great deal of salts
faction by the people of this country,
whose sympathies have been aroused by
the stories of her sufferings. 1t viii be
remembered that the young woman was
charged with a conspiracy against the
crown of Spain after she had, in defense
of her honor when approached by a
Spanish officer, caused him to be badly
beaten by her male relatives.
senorfta Clsneros was closely con-
fined in prison and has been awaiting
trial on this truhped up charge, in the
meantime suffering many indignitles. 1t
was only recently when the United States
government became interested in her
case that she was accorded better treat
ment and promised an early trial.
Itds hoped that the brutal Spanish au-
thoritles will not be able to find the hid
ing place of this young girl who has so
bravely borne, through so many months,
their persecution. All the mora ill the
public hope this because she was perse-
cuted to satisfy the revenge of one OF
SPANS brave" commanders who are
making war on women and children, and
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