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The National tribune., 1897-02-11

FEELING sure that she has settled
things this side of the ocean, Great
Britain assumes a, sitter tone toward
Europe, and informs France that she
proposes to remain in Egypt, no matter
what the other Powers may think about
:.
The National tribune., 1897-02-11
DON'T FORGET.

All THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE Ii
BRARIEs, to II, etc, for 80 cents
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
Nichols Gets Three Years.

w. +. Nichols, recently tried in
New Orleans and convicted of en-
btzzlement while acting as Presi.
dent OF the wrecked bank of Com
ineTe, has been sentenced to three
years at hard labor in the State
penitentlary. His counsel has al
ready given notice of all appeal to
the Supreme Court from the pro.
ceedlngs of the lower Court, four
teen bills CT exceptions having
Ing been reserved. The convict is
Il nephew of Chief Justice Mich.
otis, OF the Supreme Court, WHO
will, Of coarse, recuse himself
when the case is called for t.ecis-
ion III that tribunal. Yet the influ
ence in his belialfwi!l he so potent,
that he is not II reckless soo;hsay.
er who predicts that he will eth
er never wear stripes and have his
head shaved or If be does, it will
not be long before an executive
pardon will open the doors of the
peHitentiary and restore him to his
recently lost. liberty and civil
rights.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19

The Red River Rebels were attach
ed to the Virginia army apdpartici.
pated III I'LL the sangninary battles
fought upon the soil OF that State.
James Z. Wise, the Captain, is the
only surviving commissioned Off
Ger Of this company. He resides
upon bis plantation Oh Red river.
his head frosted DER with the
SHOWS of many winters and is az
ardent Democrat and staunch
supporter Of the indestlnctible
theory OF State rights, as he was,
when he raised this company in
1861 aud offered his own and The
ives Of his men Az sacrifices in
many bloody battles, to perpetnatr
the principle of State sovereignty.
The following non commissioned
Ulcers are still living: e. X.
Oaks, Fen McCan, john Bass,
Hardy q. Gill, Aaron Dial, A. G.
4. Turner, j. NJ. Cavanaugh, first
sergeant; Isaac Roberts. u. Il.
Chapman, j. II. Dawson, j. G..
crimes, w. j. Calsit.
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Sam Randall Democrats.

Yes, tie "Sanl Randall Demo.
efat" is becoming quite popular III
these days Of political degeneracy.
It appears that there are anumher
of them even in the Louisiana del
egation. How many such there
may be in Tie Senate, the faai
vote GU the Dmgley tariff infamy
will alone develop.
To determine what kind Of 4;
Democrat Il "SaAi Randall Demo.
crat is, it is only necessary to re.
member that Sam Randall was
elected to congress from the close
of the war till his death, in the
Philadelphia "a Republican dis
trict) because it Was we'll known
to the majority ofIlis constituency,
that he Was better Republican,
than he WAS a Democrat, Oh the
question OF high protective tariff
Sam Randall Democracy covers q
multitude Of sins. but he who dous
the garb 20 escape censure, for an
unwarrante'l vote, is political
renegade aud d Republican and
Popnlistic "wolf in sleeps cloth.
ing" to cover up the damnable in.
EQUITY of a Republican protective
system and the free silver and 9th.
er equally dangerous heresies adj.
vocale,l by the Pepnlists and time
serving Demc Gratis.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19

ant TO adjournment, his Honor,
Judge Hunter, presiding.
Miles TrRtleau, husband, VS. Ju-
lia Trudeau, wife. Judgment OF
final divorce rendered against de-
PENDANT.
sallie II. BIackman VS. Leroy A.
Stafford. Judgment in favor OF
plaintiff, perpetuating the iujunc.
tion. Appeal granted to Court ot
Appeals, retnrnable first Tuesday
of,July, 1887.
Maria Tarver, wife, rs Z. l. Tar.
yer, husband. Default.
Dennis McManns IS NJ. G. Nose.
ley and Ausly Harris. Ordered
that the return day OF the commits
sion to take the testimony of the
witness, Mrs. Feline McGhee, be
extended to Saturday, May 22d,
at which time If the said testimo-
ny is not Oh file the case is to bp
closed. BY consent of counsel it
is further ordered that all the evil
dence be how taken except that oil
witness, Mrs. McGilec, and the
case be decided, Judgment render
ed and order of appeal granted
out of term time.
Court then adjourned until Mon
day at 10 a. N.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19

-Rumor says that Bob Taylor,
who "fd.lled his way" a second
time iuto the gnbernatorial chair
of Tennessee, contemplates resign
ing the arduous duties Of that po-
sillOn and re.entering The yeenm
bureau. Perhaps there il more
money for Bob on the lecture pla,-
form and less responsibility, than
there is in the ornamental, if not
actually sinecure position, of Gov.
ernOr Of Tennessee. lie ought to
be competent to decide, as he has
tried both, we know. not whether
with profit or advantage, either to
himself or the people.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
pROCEEDTNGS OF DISTRICT
COURT.
MONDAY, NAY 10TH.

District Court convened pursu,
ant to adjournment, his Honor,
Judge Hunter, presiding.
Mrs. Mary l.. Laird. wife, vs. Ro-.
bert G. Laird, husband. Wife au-
tforzed to stand in Judgment and
prosecute snit. Set for May 1lth.
Nellie Ginsburg, wife, VS. Ber-
nard Ginsberg, husband. Reas-
sigued for May lllh.
Minors Hustmy re fer Tutorship
and Inventory. Judgment homol.
ogating provisional account OF
Tutrix.
Charles GerSt g. Co. vs. Their
Creditors. Judgment homologa-
ting final account of Syndic, dis.
charging him and cancelIing his
bond.
Succession of Mrs. Martha +.
Pearee. Judgment bosnologatIng
final account uf Executor.
Succession Of john II. Porter.
Judgment homologating final ac-
count and disclsa, ging Admins
traitor.
E, w. Wiley vs. Texas & Pacific
Railway Go. Tried, submitted
and taken under advisement.
Court then adjourned uutil Tues
day 1T 10 a. III.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
TUESDAY. NAY llrH.

District Court convened pursu-
ant to adjournment, his Honor,
Judge Hunter, presiding.
Succession OF Ms. Martha L.
Pearca. Judgment rendered May
10Th, 1857, amended SO as to make
the same final as to Joshua Penrco
and the Executors bond cancelled.
Mrs. Mary l.. Laird, wife, Va r.
G. Laird, husband. Judgment
rendered in favor OF plaintiff.
Nellie Giusbrrg, wife, w Der,
nard dinsherg, hnsband. Ju'lg-
mept rendered in favor OF, plaintiff
Smith & Hickman vs. st. H., /.
NJ. " Southern Railway Go. Dis
missed at plaintiffs costs.
ii. A. Boyce, Executor, VS. j. W.
Ford Joseph Hoy, Tutor, War
ran'or. Appeal granted, returna
bic to the Court OF Appeals OH first
Tuesday in July, 1891.
Dennis McManus VS. NJ. G. Nose.
ley and Andy Harris. Motion to
reject survey flied by defendant,
Moseley. The Court permits the
perrni|ory exception, ant! motion
TO dismiss suit filed, and orders
same referred 10 the merits, to
stand as part Of The answer. Mo.
ton aud affidavit for continuance
fled dy defendant, n G. Mcseley.
Motion tried ard overrnlcd. Case
reassigned for May 10 Ii.
L. B. Pcndleton, Jr., vs. Thos.
and S'iIas Hurd. Appeal. Case
trl i aud Judgment rendered in IA
vor Of plaintiff for the sun of SIS,
plaintiff 70 pay costs Ut appeal,
and defendants costs IF lower
court.
Court then asjournes! Until We'd
aesday AZ 10 il. IL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19

MALLORY ELECTED SENATOR
The dead lock in the Florida
Legislature was broken last Fri
day, by the election on the twenty.
fifth ballot of Stephen Il. Mallory,
to succeed Wilkinson Call in the
United States Senate, for the full
term of six years, The recently
elected Senator has had some px.
pcrience in the National Congress,
having served two terms in the
House Of Representatives from his
native State. He is the son of
Stephen Z. Mallory, Secretary of
the Navy of tie Confederate
States, in the cabinet of President
jefferson Davis. AS q youth of
sixteen, he joined the Confederate
army and served till the close of
hoslilities. He is now in the me.
ridian Of life and il fortified with
age, experience and ability, to
prove himselt"the worthy son of
noble sire"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
sAER|FF'ssAlE.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of Rapides-
Tenth JndI.ial district
Court
HENRY 'l!aAa


Tenth Jndi.ial District
Court
HENRY E!aaa
Mrs. ANY l.. sI.irnhr ne. 4e74.
WyDow IN t'nMMrAl1Y
AND ftTlix.
10y VlRIEt. OF AND 70 SAI1SFY
IL an order af svt.ure AND sale issued
from the Hoherahlcs the 10th Judicisl
district Court and to nc directed a.
Sheriff of the Parish NJ Kapidss, La,
commanding and authorizing me 10
specially seize aud sell tho hereinafter
described property heloHging to defsn-
dant, have seized aud will offer tor salo
at public auction, to the us, and highest
bidder, at til" front door Of the Court
House, In tbe TOWN If Alexandria, Rap
ides Fariati, ta., I'siN cen Tie hours pre-.
scrihed BY Law. uu
SATURDAY, JUNE hTH, A.. u, 1897,
the following described property. to.
Wit -
A certain lot Of graunii situated, lying
and being in the Welcb Addition to the
City OF Alexandris. Louisiana, aud being
lot No. thirteen l13) in block No. three
80 Of said Addition, having front on
Shirland street of fifty $50, feet and run
Mug hack one hundred and forty.two
@tl42l feet in depth ON ITattg street to an
alley in tho roar, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon
Terms OF Sale--Gash, subject, to an.
praiseneut, D. r. HIAfEORD.
Sheriff Parish Of Rapides, La
Mag 8, 1897.
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The Rapides Rangers left Alex.
andria for the seat. of war N An.
gust, 1861, and were attached to
the First Louisiana Cavalry, Col
John Scott commanding. Partici.
pated in the battle Of Shiloh and
att the important engagements OF
the Amy Of Tennessee. Licutcn.
ant Thomas Clements is the only
survivor Of the original roster OF
commissioned officers. He is an
esteemed citizen of Alexan,lria and
President Of the First National
Bank. The following non com.
lnissioned officers and privates are
still living: I. NJ. Wells, 3. F. Per-
ley, Sam Fellows, w. L. Martin.
J. Austin, Sam Chamberlain, s. A.
Dowty, Aaron johnson, Henry
LOOMS, y. y. Rogers, VIM. NJ.
Wilcox, L. q. Read, w. II. Smart,
j. 7. Wilcox.
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WEDNESDAY, M#S 18TH.

District Court convened pursu
ant to adjournment. His Honor
Judge Hunter. presiding.
Jesse Il. Johnston vs. Andrew
Jackson, Jr. Judgment confess
ed i'll favor Of plaintiff for $40,
with 8 rcr cent int"rcs, from Feb.
10, 1897, and wish 10 ger cent at
torneyts fees and costs.
Wiz, Collins vs. Robert Martin.
Re.asslgned for Friday, May l4th.
Sallic H. Bl,cknan VS. l.. A.
Stafford, ct al, tried submitted and
taken under advisement.
+. w. Wiley vs. Texas & Pacific
4. 4. Co. Judgment in favor of
defendant, reversing the Judgment
of the lower Court and rejecting
plaintiffs demand with costs IN
both eoults.
Court then adjourned until
Thursday at 10 Il. III.
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THURSDAY. NAY 18th.

District Court convened pursu.
aut TO adjournment. his Honor.
Judge lluptcr, presiding.
J. ID. Murphy VS. l.. G. Sanford
ct al. Appeal from Justice Court,
j. +. AIiail, special Judge, presid
ing. Continued.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Manning VS. Joseph
Sterkx. Case tried, submitted and
Judgment rendered in favor OF
plaintiff, amending the Judgment
OF the lower Court so as to make
the Judgment for the sum of $50.
Defendant to pay costs of both
Courts.
Tom Crenshaw Us Sam War.
shauer. Case tried, submitted and
taken under adtisement.
Henry Jones vs. Stephen Dn.
prey. Trial commenced and pro.
xedetl with until the hour of adj.
jOurnment.
CourI then adjourned until Fri.
day at 10 Il, III.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19

DEATH OF SENATOR CoKE.-
Senator Richard Coke died at his
residence, ~ Waco, Texas, on Fri,
day last. While not profound
statesman, erudite scholar or "sil
yer tongaed" orator, the deceased
has, nevertheless, occupied a com,
mandipg position in the politics of
his State since the war. He was
native Of Virginia and was GO
years Of age. he had been twice
Governor Of Texas and three times
elected 10 the United States Sen-
ate. The most honorable incident,
connected with his eutire career.
civil, political, military and judi
cial, is, that he was removed from
the bench by General Sheridan as
an impeachment to reconstruction.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
Dnrrant Still Struggling for Life.

The attorneys of Theodore Dur.
rant-who was convicted nj the
murder of Blanche Lamont, q
young girl, at San Francisco, Cal,
under peculiarly atrocious circum.
stanees-<are now trying to save
his neck from the halter with
gubernatorlal pardon. IN order To
impose upon the executive and Sc.
,nre his intervention, he has been
presented with an alleged comics
Sfon of one john Rosenberg, a
Russian sailor. who is how Gel wing
Term for larceny in the peniten.
tiarr Mt San Quentin, to the effect
that he murdered Blanche Lamont
Ut the instigaliOn of y stranger,
far which he was paid 500. IL is
not probable that the Governor
will take much stock in this thinly
disguised ,use Of his attorneys To
save the forfeited life of Durran..
AZ bird in the hand is worth two
in hr bush" DErrant has alrea.
.ly been conN icicd. Rosenberg
cannot be. bteauSe he would re-
cant his so called confession upon
arrangement. Besides, il is quite
likely hat he has been offered SUI.
ficiemt inducements to make the
confession. It's he cannot worst his |
own condition. OF coarse, ii the
man is innocent OF The commission
vi the diabolical crime, he should !
be given the benefit OF every doubt
in his favor, but 10 ought to aud
will require eoi r0bofaiing evidence
10 supplement- the confession VI Il
:1nyict. To insluee the Governor to
iIterpose in his behalf or influence
he Supreme Court 70 reverse the
efdiet aud senteilta. Of The lower
Gltt!.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salvc.

The BEST SALvE in the world
Tor Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chillblains, Corns
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It ID guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money re.
funded. Price 30 cents per box.
For sale ut the Eagle Drug slcrss
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Z. c. V. REUNION.
HOW MANY WILL Gos
HDcRs. UNITED CONFEDERATE )
VETERANS,

4
VETERANS,
LOUISIANA DIVISION,
NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1897.
All commanders Of camps in the
Louisiana Division, u. q. v, are
urgently requested TO report to
these headquarters the number Of
comrades aud members Of families
who will visit Nashville, Tenn,
during the rrunion of Confederate
Veterans, Juue ed, ed and 24,h,
1897. THIS must be doua at once,
IN order to show the. officers Of the
Division The punber Of coaches
needed and to facilitate them in
getting the cheapest rate possible
from New Orleans to Nashville
and return. As this is very i'm.
portant to the Veterans going,
prompt action is imperative. Ali
camps are hereby notified that the
State Convention for the election
Of 4 Major General for the Louisi. .
ana Division and the transaction
of other business, will be held 1T
Confederate Memorial Hall, New
Orleans, June 10Th, 1897, at Z p. III.
Traius for Nashville will leave on
evening of the Goth aud morning
of the 21st of June.
"By order of
JOHN McGRATH,
"M aJor General Louisiana Divis.
Ion, q. q. Y.
"EDw. H. LOMBARD,
"AdJutant General aud Chief of
staff.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
POSTMASTER an LAKE CHARLES


POSTMASTER Az LAKE CHARLES
The nomination 10y the prtSi
dent OF James NJ. Mason as Post.
master ut Lake Charles, has taken
the Republicans By az much sur.
prise, rs would Il bolt Of lightning
out of u clear sky. Indeed. they
can't account for it and ',lon'l
know where they are at proba.
bly, they had better inquire OF
" imbprly and Hanna. While the
is d Northern man and
|lresumItly ~ Republican,, The man
lias not yet appeared bold eilonst
70 dcI,ose 10 that effect.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
NOTICE.

1NANTED-FOR THE COUNTRY, 4
w white woman, to milk not more than
two oors. and do ths cooking and dung.
room work for a email family W.gee
$500 per mcnth to- cenrstsnt rs.san.
Rsferenoes required. Address
EsEeekar esss, alexa,.aria, e.
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FRIDAY. MAY I4rH.

District Conrt convened pursu.
ant to adjournment, his Honor,
Judge Hunter, presiding.
Miles .Trudeau, husband, vs. Ju.
liza Trudeau, wife. Set for May 10th.
Ida L. Moore, wife, vs. Thomas
j. Moore, husband. Wife author.
lied 10 stand in Judgment and
prosecute suit. Case submitted
Oh the testimony in he record and
Judgment i'll favor OF plaintiff.
Tom CreHshaw VS. Sam War
>haner. Case argued, submitted
aud taken under advisement.
Writ Collins VS. Robt. Martin.
Case tried, submitted and taken
under Amusement.
Henry jones vs. e. $. Dupuy.
Trial resumed and Judgment rem
dered in favor Of plaintiff for 1871
and costs.
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH.
District Com / tuj,St,iiri i11rSIi
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INDEPENDENTS:
CABINET OFFICERS:

r. NJ i. Hunter, of Virginia
Secretary Of 81 ite.
q. &. Memmilger, of South Caro-
lima, Secretary OF the Treasury.
l.. Z. Walker, of Alabama, Sec
Rotary Of War.
S. b. Mallory, Of Florida, secre'
tary of Navy.
j. IL. Reagan, of Texas, postmas
ter General.
j. +. Benjamin, Of Louisiana.
Attorney General.
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Official Journal of the School
Board of Rapides Parish.
considering his mendaciou'

--Consldering ms meHdaclUuS
llbels upon the Southern people,
the appointment by President Nc
KinIey of Albion ". Tourgce as
Consul at Bordeaux, France, is
susceptible of no other cons,ruc-
ton than as a direct insult to the
patient, but long suffering people
of that section.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
LETTER FROM COLONEL ID.
F. BOYD.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, !
A. AND NJ. COLLEGE,
BATON ROUGE. LA. {
Now IL 1907 I

To W. G. Mobley, Esq, Alexau.
dria, La:
My Dear Sir-We are very an.
xious TO have a special re union Of
our old .belInm cadets here
at "commeucement"-June 10th,
wednesday,
beg you TO come. aud to JOIN
us in requesting any or all Of those
dear sold boys to come.
am wiring to all of them,
whose whereabouts | know, but,
unfortunately, do not know the
address Of some of tbem-and pro-
baby, in the nature of things,
some OF them, unknown to me,
have gone to their "long lone"
Besides, they will be only the mere
apt To come, if others besides the
authorities here, earnestly urge
their attendance.
We wish not OILY to tie al of onr
cadets closely togelher-tllose now
aud recently here with those ofthe
oldtn time, in strong affection for
the school and for one another.
but for the good of Louisiana, Ito
ne wish these grounds a sacred
spot, where all dissensioDs OF an.
tjpati,ies may for the time cease
where politics" may not be known
nor scctionalism felt; where alt
may be harmony and love, with Al
intense State lnide, yet national
spirit, qnickening Us all. Let
there be such a spot in Louisiana
and the University the place,
and the commencement" the spe-
cial, joyous occasion.
Let us form Onr alumni and old
cadets into a strong, loving broth
erhocd, for their OWN good and the
good of Louisiana, and-best Of
all, for the good Of our great COM
mon country.
1t is in the power of this school,
through i,s students, 10 do endless
good, il ace but lore one another. Ii is
the heart OF man at last that
shapes his destiny, and makes and
unmakes nations. Then let Ills
keep our Louisiana heart pure and
loving, gentle and kind, patient
and .forbearing one to apolhrr, and
one State OF section to another,
and generations to come will bless
us and cherish our memories.
Will you not help us confer with
our ute.bellum boys of Rapides,
and bring them along with you to
commencement"
Most truly yours,
u. L. BoYD.
The above letter from Col. Da.
vid F. Boyd, who is we'll known
and kindly remembered by all ante
bellgm residents of Rapi,les Parish,
is self explanatory. We can add
nothing to its force and efficacy,
except to say that it's tenor demon
strates the kindly feelings Of the
old Professor and Superintendent
for the cadets of 1S60-6l, which
caused them to love, respect, yea,
even to reverence him and we hopa.
to crafty him, if nothing else can
be accomplished, that the surviv-
ing cadets resident in Rapides Pa.
IRISH. will attend the "eommence.
menl" and greet him once more in
This life.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN

$50 - - - = =
j., writes: I" J has. bec:I
suffering from ulccra,ton
and failing ofilss won;t,,
for several wears. or siacs
The birth Of my youuges;
child. Icoiisr;tea 81. the
physicians aToili.i hers
and they gave nc up aD.l
said there was no heir
for ne.
Al laat. almost discour.
sged. ! began taking pr
1ierce's Fava.i.c Pre-
scripticn AID took 6vt
bottles. It is three year.
since and 1 have not i1ut
guy return oft',e trouble
] feel very grateful. az:
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See nutice Of white cook want.
ed, which appears in another col
ANN. This is desirable situation
ON Il llsntat',p !. few miles from,
tuwii.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-19
ISTER-BELLUM HISTORY.
FROM THE FILES OF THE LOUIS
lana DEMOCRAT, OF AUGUST
18th 1861.

Provisional Government of the
Confederate States of
America.
PRESIDENT:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
of Mississippi.
VICE PRESIDENT:
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS,
Of Georgia.
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and a permanent fA,e III DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Taken during
pregnancy, the Prescription
TAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY
by preparing tie system for lMr.ur;,ion,
thus assisting Nature and shortening
labor" The painful ordeal of child
birth is robbed Of its terrors, and the
dangers thereof greatly lessened. to both
mother and child. The period Of contine-
ment is also greatly shortened, the
mother strengthened and built up, and an
abundant secretion of nourishn,e,1t for
the child promoted. II
THE MARRIED WOMAN
be delicate, rundown, or overworked, Il
worries her husband as we'll as herself.
This is the proper time 10 build up her
strength and cure those weaknesses, or
ailments, wisici, are the cause of her
trouble. DR.. pierce's Favor;te rrescrip-
ton dispels aches and pains, melancholy
and nervousness, brings refreshing sleep
and makes q new WOMAN Of l:er.
rs lei II,
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roTHERs

i recovering from
the illness at
tending child
. birth, or who suf.
Hfer from the eff
! iec.s of disorders,
derangem ents
and displace-.
nients Of the wo-
manly organs,
will fnd relief
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MUSTER ROLL
-or TIE
R.APIDES RANGERS.

OFFICERS:
John x. Williams, Captain.
i. Enctc, LIST Lieutenant.
james Cnlburtson, 2d Lieutenant.
Thomas Clements, :i Lieutenant.
II. n. Parker, LIST Sergeant.
I. u Wells, 81 Sergeant.
3. I. Perles, I'll Sergeant.
Sam Follows, 4th Sergeant.
J. H. Davis, 5th Sergeant.
w l.. Martin, LIST Corporal.
w. II. Moore, I'd Corporal.
J s. Robert, Sd Corporal.
VIM. st. John, 4ih Corporal.
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Government of Louisiana.
GOVERNOR:
THOS. >. MOORE.
l'nurHsA}r GOVERNOR:
II. MAHYAMs.

p. ID. Hardy, Secretary of State.
Il. Il. Defreese. Treasurer.
I. J. Semmes, Attorney Gen.
eral.
II. Avery. Superintendent Public
Education.
w. j. McCulIoh, Reg. GeL'I.
Land Office.