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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

a?a ss 'lsR s''"s S:ai 8 $500
south !: q 10, 2so. map Village Of Mount Eden, m
nd jos ss'f H. M2SHa to Ep64s % Z Iyy yer1s s M map
pSda Si vrT %as@ He' ras - & s Ts5 :
Company No ID West s5h St years 1900
trustees etc. Of Thomas Lewis. No q Wooster ., NM,
cocney. Peter j, and VIE to John IISSydock n
ltsths s, lto Z " Of dfon-ave. now BROOK =, ,o
'15'9 S J9rsA ST 3D. B . Fl St SC Of r3ss Church
Conners. john and wife 70 George VI Miller and
saSiSs aSiSsr ;ss1 i ar % ~ Ms"se' z Of nsd and
Same to John W Haarcn. i87,h-st 43o +, .
jndso3 Todd iaiii-si so +, Of ~ ~
pcs. Rosss %irs 70 susan Taii .oOoo ~
2G7 Il n ijth-s / year .............. IS. $50
East io2d-s years ................,........ I.5o
..peratiye Eulaing and Loan Association. lot 200
rnn MP M5-T Of vi 2ss T. Of Wfssd .'a'in5s s LOO
Gals. ist usr q rark,avs ysa,s rs: xa:,i::i 800
10 i.s 70 I4i Fraakn-st. !. year. -. S5coO
hs '@'%as corHr i"a %ts ana Ms% year.
hsssnser @ mar, ., az ,% Cna'iTS vsa "a mes 1000
Henry sidenbcTg. iocihs, ii5 It e Of Mad! :, u.o
Kitch;!i o'eiis; william i Wfis&,: ~ 60
K9.6le Pesr and wife to JShn Heinz a %.a1 200
kupcr George y. Charles J. and Jacob Z
and Mutual IAfe Insurance Com
Kuper George b. and wife to same No sos to $40 .
Levy. EpSraim p. tG'I ,o Anna Do Mcn,,aunin
ether properly on ciay ana Teller ayes ara go ,oo
Konze William r. and wife to Mary J Bodine
y Eisncre Place 225 f, of Marion ave ,oo
Miller George T. and wife 10 charles Dickinson
executor. etc of John Dici'in@'n. No l3l East ,,ooo
McCanrey. Marearet a. and husband to John
Sleeves. $ corner Cypress ave ani 1i~h-st ,oooo
McCmrg Ella to Tiie Guarantee and Trust Com
pany No t39 West 5oth- years ..-:..:... l2oco
Paul Philip. Kti- r PAU. road leading
from Wes'checter village 10 Pelham Bridge. ad-
5, sinnF 90 3ad 100 Of ss?' a-. esa'~ &C. "s 5000
Rice, Barhoomev J. to john NJ ana Thomas
Rice. 13o'h-s;. $50 # Of B'uievard as - -oo
Rud'neor Anna to Title Guarantee ana Trust
p C,9,nrany No ia Ell oId st. , years E. - $500
ia East io3d-st instainants. ............ 100
Reich. Mariane ., % Congress Brewns Company oo
Sko ass 90 East eith-s,. years 1000
Stearn. Bertha 70 Leo strauss ANA another, No oo
s,u's '5 John 'T'd Il Eivora siter ami Frank E ia
go T, Of ist-are. years .........:..... 1900
Thomas. Rowland W. and wife % william
Larnei $ Anthony axe 700 Il Of Bush ano
welsndt Michael ana John Ro'a and wives to
william II Hewlett W St A'n's-aFe' % r; ,5ooa
Same to same s, Arns-avc and 18Th ooooo
Same to Ethel Luilnstcn. W S; Ann'save, ..
so n Of l3Tth-sr. years -. lo'""
sae Ann i2 Sn!s E''n" 25 It Of is7ts ST 5000
Weiss Louise TO the German Savings B,nk'
s0r,a NswaorI' vpa part OF o' w. ''.p 5000
Yo5st Henry II, ana wife to Cecilia I-aucr. 90 81.
l3Gh s., 100 II n 1h- ave. yeas ls""
Sane 10 John i Gaylord s l3iih 81, loD II c oo,
OF 7th-ave, year. ......'....''. .'.''''''''' -"
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Of ,.sBS 30 sTG 6 es.rs trsss' John 5000
I7ih-s, Nos liz aad ia East 5ons2: Hortenss +,
S,. ,asa'fy I? o ShaFes a a ave- Sosrco5; william
same property: Thomas c Higgins to Ida 1
sa%e f@9 property. Gertrude 5 higgins to Ida
''3,siSs% :, 2aI Z Of .oih.t. -,aossc1''; 1000
iod-st' 10 '' 226 East 25sooIi; Louis Davis
s, we Na i ~ srfs Fast isxioo III MORT. Ernst 90
ve, al 20 Anna Rudinger.. ;cs, ,oa ;;i.sc:
sms. Kcy and wiis fssns5 so Ressr
is, thS;e, s.Ists sts 5 iS Amelia Il a7s 100
i s. 100 y.a q .ar te 1ne, Holland 1920
Jew Wsm rS:::il a::t I !. csSis Mass -. !;
Issioas;a rssusr. lar: also colsseays IS. ss.
z Of ls9th ST. 1o7 4xiexsS aHlco les 1 lit
sasr l's'4isi also z 4str-sy: e o. s'efs fisss
WIS, 1871 q s1l'iss q: aa ,5.ss
Teer-sve. conner f71st-e $50 ixls txI,aaA ;,ina
ave- ''ts is57 s: sse 4xaai ios4ioc with all right;
s se rS6 M5nssSln9 ssss o aSeh0fs sS Iep
IA 9,d rFas:, Esss Hst,.l z5s,.:.
wss'eeer q sc Village e Pelham t1s.s pTese E0IS Paul to
& ~S 2'oPeT'y 5 A a.iIn map p'Si or x %assaeid io1i
Charles F Aver to Iasra ,1,,, ss-rh Laura
L9i 5s' nap S&f'3 = Ven Epii.m Levy a
Elliot,-s1e " : 1904 = Of rnion.''; ;;.g 5syE
irregular; Thomas Jenkins ct a to Jane ,
Lemon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LeSingtnn-ave W g. 2i5 fl Of 5tth-si. lUW
Rachel Ierstadt - Augusta IestN.
Deiancey-st NJ 1851. 25xGo Josephine Appel 70 M,
llJih- 81 n p l45 Z, Of ist ave. 2JSlooi 10. Nito
Iasilis and another Francisco Mastropetrn..
Manhattan ave 9 5 455 II ~ iO3d 81. lllxS:
Robert wife Alexander taneryh- :.
i4sth y corner press-aVe. 2Jrluo John
and wife 10 Margaret A Acshhr.y
i7Gth ST. $ Do n II Prospect ave. zoklW:
Mary A Mccormack Emory Cioche ana a M.
VIE o.v.-.
Earkei-ave Q D. 81 II OF sheridan 81 Axy1:
Ida r. Jenkins . al Maxlmian Toch ana ,n
sho'her ..-----.......
9Th ave oeatre line 2,3 II 81 Fordham Land
ing Road 4l.ix irregular: Lillian Chatter'on q.
hsrnk property: Charlotte Ne~comb 70 Ldilish a.
1Ssth 81 . T. 43v II W Of Lenox ave. 2Vxvsl1:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
COTRT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division-supreme Court-Rscess ,..,
Ioart a, 1880 l. Daniel "e T,r RS,.T. Ssm.
wace aft wapc7 sD5 Trust ranSsag rs%Sanp ss as s
esther agt Stokes g. matter OF Emwoad Cyc'e .2mpanE
way Company; MAYER agt Flemm.r mater Of {, M,s; us
70 SsnnsT ss, Bs IL ansr at ' yeT Is Depart
nent Of buildings agt Moore - came ast Goodst'io
e. hss5e ae1 Handsi 10 Davies Se Fund GRAY
es Insd & oas Sasss Ss'uay % matter of woo
3. coakln as; .e,y' = We1 H.aP "a, Sf' Ed,hs5 hs5;
People ETC. shiah: 20 matter q secuTy Building y, DIN
so%e?@y ateF S F1PI % RYAN 81 Kssoho1ia as;
81 state Trust Company ag Cssns 90 CGnGany a. Mtre
an stree. Haway SmPany b. 4fan 4Sdmpso ss'
S.r,y s Aq,,H a. ks matter M'f a East sde bank G
SshSs yshHsn: a. Kcnne,t ss, Hopkins Yellow PIN.
IS af AsT' .r Ens e c%Pan % n AZ
Il r. CIanin Company agt, Rich 81 matter OF Poas.Gn
Y. ::nss2 snuse se, Psipscn g. A.cns ss south
CIT Ga" G g. asr Of aar ff5 ca, as
Burns ss; De Young: 60 Vanderbilt aEi Whit; g.
Aea AZ! amsfcsn nsf Press Company: a. Erahute
ie,d G5 Tradosmens BANK agt. Tucker: q" National
hsa Spyeme TGnpe eour,0sPecal Ter-Part Betore smyh
G3aE s?:'cs /,
at 1870 M ToS. S9 asy Essn ssHndaI Julia % as
cs;harine Dasan Jenne seinIsi.G a; 70 a N
opens ens at 10 a m Motions a, 1890 a m.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Russell j.
Murray ag- Turner-Edward A Sumner
Hal agt. Ablass-Thomas T. Rush
eieN<e aCt Siefke-Clifford w. Hartridge
Getzroth agf. GiliaGhan-Cieorge L. Wentworth
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Russell j.
New-York Life Insurance Company aEt James Kernan
OhrAc cases)-Clarence Howe
Matter Of +. S Dean Co.-Joha 5. McMaster and
Ne;oE {. Percy.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.
iS7 East s7,h Street
New York July i3. 1881.
NOTICE-PrOpOsals are advertised for in the
~ Ci,y Record 10 be received until l0:30 A n or
.e 2sih inst furnishing anthracite coal TO tie Fr
Department.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street. Ne"
A York CITY July H. fss7sea'ed rroposss ~ n,pI H.
c.,. .u - ,.ceysd a, this orce urti IL o'clock noon
August 1897 and then opened ior snpryas ~hn n,bsr
s,s'try building boilers ana fW ",ns'
ORR in Ens,ne Room Information snd banks tor 80
6ing can be han Cned states rsserses ne n
to re,ect q, sc~ep, any bids Bss snou'd ne ~
dnrsed Prupa ,s Boilers ETC. and ADDRESSED a. D
ktMPSf1, ~. ~
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
HELP WANTED.


NN|~NON>~ONN~'ONNNS oON'DNONONN'ONN'NN"0N'
Male.
WANTED. Young man not over % venrs
~ ag- az st-n,graph~r and iii clerk.
must h.. accurate ani reliable in both
capacities ard capable of turning out large
amount = work: bring s. ur reference with
tpu. state salary expected. Allrcss
AMERICAN. Tribune Ofice
WANTED. Young man not over % years
~ age as night tn CLERK must he rnpld.
accurate and reliable. with god reference.
Af'rss. AMERICAN Trlbune once
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
GUNNER Rcscri %uior..
Summer Homes {
Couulrn Boar1 ioanic0.


cCoMMODATiONs WANTED for married eoup . :
\ chid and governess during August and sepielaDef
n hxh clats boarding mouse. sea,hos. near We" ioih
r. g. c., y. J. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

~ OTICE.-Estimates for preparing for and
A> building new pier the foot Of Bank street.
North River under No COO will be rerevei by
the Department of uocks at Pier "a" Battery Place,
y r. - o'clock Friday July Goth. 1897 For
psrficuiars city Record.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
RISINESS CHANCES,
MACHINERY,


.NN>NA~ <--.N.N~~-N>~oO>,>N --~~.-~~>>Do~"
LOST - Handbook No. G1i.3S5. Bank Tor
saving 80 4;h- ave. New YORK. PaY
m..n' stopped. piease return hook 20 bank.
BASkRGDk 40. 2Iu.s1 Of the tnion
Dime Savings institution T. missing Any
person having claim 10 IL j. hereby called
upon t. present the safne within ten dayr.
ur submit To having SAT. pnssbcpk can
c-lsi ana new one lssuel
BANkIiODk No ~ IJ4 ~ the TniDn
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. ANY
person having claim 10 IL is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten DAYS.
or submit To- having saii psssbo"k can
csll~i nrf D new one issued
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

~ NrOTICE-Estmates for furnishing cObbe aud
~ rip rap under contract No 800 Will BE- re-
c.ved tx the Department 81 Docks at PIER a. Battery
place X r. until 10 o'clock noon Tuesday. August 81.
1907 FOR particulars see city Record
N-OrICE-Esfimatcs for repairing the plat
~ form M the foot Seventh avenue Harlem River
- c,n,r,e, No gs5 received by the department
-, pork. al PIER -" Battery Place. y r.. until ~
ocIock noon Tuesday August 3rd 1877 For particulars
soc Cify Record
NOTIcE.-EStimatcs Tor hardware 'ools
~ ,roo1en ware rubber goods paints. oils. cord
ago s,eao, n,ngs and machine shop supplies will he 70"
,,.I r he Department - Docks until IL o'clock n"n
,,vu.t z 1877 For particulars. 'tiy Record.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
Proposals.

Proposals.
AQt'EDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 10 Stewart building NJ 80 broadway.
York. July i1th. 1897.
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
- and furnishing materials called for IN the ap-
rr,ve forms u file In the Office ~ the
constructing retaining
nry and and doing other work p'ran-
n thereto near No - oi tn" New trOon A9uedue
in III. CITY II will be received al this onice un
"wednesday. AU6I'ST J. 1871; at O'Clock T. NJ
ar they wiI, be publicly opened bv the Aqueduct Com
nIssoners rs thereafter ssbl-, and the award
-, IN. contract for doing sail work and furnishing said
rna,er,a. viii made by said Commis is'oners soon
thereafter n practicaf,e
ocntinns thereof and bids proposals and proper en-
col nos fr their enclnsure Of bonds and all ofher
,rS,rm,tlon can obtained the above once ot the
aou.lct Commssioners application 10 the SECRETARY
ia order II the AquelIct Commisston"rs .
~ ~ JAMES G. DUANE. President.
EDWARD 7. ALLEN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
poMrsr,c SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
A MAN With large family. handy WIN
mechanics tools would like pos''nh
rond references 32i MuTray-st.. Eliza-
beth y.
ALL EMPLOYERS wanting good servants
call at LADfES DIRECTORY. la ON
ave. near iOth-st
IVTLER-By a hrsf-class butler In pri-
vate family or boarding house; can give
over twenty years reference. AL'AAi'iNE
DlGGs- 3s7 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

ADVEHTis EMENTS and subscriptions for
tn. -rlbi ne received at their Uptown
Office No. 24a Broadway. "a door north
% 3ist st. until o'clock y. IN. ndver-
ti--fn~nts received at the following branch
Offices az regular Office rates until Q clock
D. m. VIZ IA sih ave. > .. cor. 23d st
l52 G;h-aVs.. cor. i2th-st.. Nscy's. 9TH
ave. and iith-st.. lag Columbus ave. near
West Csth--t.: ifs; West s2d st. near 9Th
letween eth and SIN av..s $50 East &Ith-
r'.. l. 33s 81 eve. between 1Gth and ,ith
SIS .O2s 3d-av near Glsi-st.: ]. sos lst-
ave. near s9,h ST. CSC - ave. near sist-
~. oJ4 3d ave-. 30 BleeckeT-sI;
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
HOARD AND ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

JG2 MADISON ANE.--iargr. pleasant
room suitable f0r irrSsmlker or couple.
gas. bath. reasonable. O'NElf,. 1875 East
I2sih - rear .il-aVe
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
REFEREES APPOINTED.

BY Russell. j.
Murray agt Turner-Edward A. Sumner.
Hall aCt. Ablass-Thomas f. Rush.
s,efke act Siefke-Clifford w Hartridge.
GetzrotA agt. Gilliagham-Cieorge L. Wentworth.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
HELP WANTED
WORK WANTED.

Nnle.
ACCOUNTANT will u-s,gn, open, close
and post books prepare trial balances.
balance sheets etc work done outside.
BpSTWiCk i6o 5th ave.
AGENT By swedish young man. with
manv friends IN city AMI country. &.
=. ~ Greenwich 1T
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
Guburbar Real Gstaie.
nrfurr;sbrA Auartmen.s 90 Get.


yJ,HE DAIHoUsIF. 40 TO ~ WtSI @ ,'l b., 5,oI Us
- "a dnuIe APARTMENTS rent. VIII be shown at
any hour by the Inntor-
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
furr;shen fonses TO Eet-Conntrn

- ~-rr-C-pr-r MASS-Cr cottages. fully furnished.
NJ ,abIe linen. blankets. sanitary plumbing.
rs-anSo bedrooms: tennis golf bathing fishing near
,, ,eI GOO Annly 81 W .5th. EASTMAN JOHNSON.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
Citn 11ropcrtn 90 Get.

SnrAT VARIETY West side houses. 81 600 70 1000
III STEVENS. g3l st.. corner -9lnIn2e--a ----
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05
-4------. -----' - -
PARTITION SALE.
State of Louisiana Parish of Rapides-
Tenth Judicial District
Conrt.
ELLA HAYES, TurEIx, /


VS..
BETTE NJ RuTiER TT Al. No. 3747
For PARTITION.
TOY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF PAX
ID titiou AMI pursuant to commission
and order Of sale herein issued fv0m the
Honorable tho Tenth judicial District
Court, and to me directed commanding.
and authorizing me as Sheriff, 10 sell tor
cash according to Law and after due al.
vertisement, for the purposes OF partitions,
the hereinafter described property, pc
longing to plaintiff aud defendants in the
above entitled and numbered snit, Viii
offer for sale at public auction, at the
front door %. the Court HOUSES, III the
Town OF Alexandria. La, between the
bours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, NAY srth A. D., 1897,
tile following saeNpfilicd property, to-.
wit:
NV III OF N-Ei-i, i-2of n L "a SEQ
26. S.W Ii of NV 4. N IL OF S.W -,
and Sc Ia ofS.W I 4, S-W Ia ofS-El.4
Of Sec. %, N IL Of NE IA aud Sc II o.
| NE Ia, Sec Sc, all in r3N, R?W,S.W
| District of Louisiana, aud III the PARISH I,
of Rapides, La, aud containing 10 a..
alo O5-10O acres, aud also S-W Id anu
| frac NV IA Of Sec. Fl, T3N, Il ] Y,
in Rapides Parish, La, aud con-
| tanning go acres, more or less.
Terms of Sale Cash.
D. II. STAFFORD,
Apl7, 1897. Sheriff
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

The forces of the United States
were constantly being recruited,
not only in the North, but from
the mercenary Hessians of the
whole world, while those OF the
Confederacy were as constantly
being depleted from deaths, deser-
tons and other causes, without
any possibility of retilling the va
caut ranks.
Under such circumstances, 1t
was only Il question Of time when
the resources of the Confederacy,
in men aud money should be ex
hausted. Therefore, it was only
natural that General Grant should
expect final success, by arrSlng
/ into execution his boasted policy
of .attrition" or the gradual wear
ing away Of the resources OF the
Confe.ieraey, while his own were
continually increasing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

The DEMOCRAT acknowledges
receipt. with compliments of Pres
ilent VIM. Preston Johnston, of
lS9G-97 catalogue of Tulane Uni
vcrsiiy, New Orleans, Ia. This
Institution, designed iur the high
er education OF the white Youth of
Louisiana, owes its existence to
lha beneiisent lihe rality OF Paul
fulane, fu: 80 years IA resident OF
New Orleans, whose donations to
found aud equip it finally amounted
to Sl,0O0,G0O. 1t is in a flourish.
lug condition, With All advanced
curliculum, several hundred stu.
dents iii Attendance, I'll unusually
large corps OF able aud exptrien-
ctd Instructors anti there is no
reason Why any Louisi ma youth
should be sent beyond the limits OF
his own STATE, when much better
facilities Tor Il flushed education
are within his reach. at less cost.
at home.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

nocacy, Kernstown, Fishers Hill,
Newtowp, Hare's Hill, Martins
burg, Smokers Gap, Winchester
No. 2, Bellegroye, Hatche's Run,
Petersburg aud Appomattox Court
House. AS far as we have been
able to ascertain, only the follow
ing members OF this company are
known to be living: Joseph Fltz-
patrick, A. Jarreau, J. W. Riley,
Claib Glissom, John Powell, Tom
Higgins, John w. Hickman, Mlres
Rosenthal, Thos. J. Severns, 3. II.
DeSola and Patrick Clnney. Al
the tinal surrender at Appomattox
Court House, the following officers
were in command: Captain, James
f. Utz; First Lieutenant, Ben
Smith; Second Lieutenant, Joseph
| KIRKPATRICK; lilitd lJleutcu"n', =.
G. McRca.
We also publish the muster rolls
| of the RAplDEs INylNClBLEs and
CHENEYvlLLE RIFLES, as taken
from the files of the LOUISIANA
DEMOCRAT of the year 1861, but
there is nothing to show the dates
when they left tue Parish, nor
have we been able to ascertain the
number of members still sarviv.
ing. The publication will be con
tinued weekly until the roster OF
the entire ten companies, which
Rapides contributed to the Con
Tolerate service, has bseu repro.
duced.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

If New Orleans escapes an
overflow now, it will only be by a
miraculous Intervention Of Divine
Providence, as Governor Foster,
at the request Of the Orleans Ltvee
Board, has ordered an euglueer to
that city, to take charge Of the la
wees. A S0.cGnea engineer in charge
of the levees is generally Il signal
given of the many and frequently
recurring crevasses, which take
place at periodical intervals during
the continuance of high water and
ileyastate the most fertile sections
of the country from St. Paul to tht
Gulf of Mexico.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

AS stated III "A previous issue,
the Moore Guards, the first com
psuy organized in lsapi.les Parish,
left A'rxandria for the seat Of war
in Virginia, on The 10Th day Of
April, 1864. This company partic.
iI,a,ed in the f,,l'owing battles !:
Dam No. I, Cedar Run, Cl,aniilly,
Fredericksburg, Winchester No. /,
payuc's Farm, M;llverl, Hill, Man.
assas Mo-, Sliarpshurg, CLancrl.
louisville, Hctts s,nrg. Wilderness,
Spoitsslva, il, Alecsltniessillc, Nh.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

When the stomach, and bowels are wrong
what seems mere trifle, blocks the
whole system. Every part Of the body
feels the effects Of little construction
The head aches, the mouth tastes bad;
the stomach IS distressed, the liver is con-
gested and torpid; you feel sluggish and
miserable and down-hearted; the energies
are completely paralyzed-all for want of
a little help to regulate the stomach and
bowels. What you want is Dr.. pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They will make you
regular and You keep so; they act in a
comfortable natural way, not violently but
surely. They give the intestines power
to move naturally; and also tonc the
stomach and liver. Yon don't become a
slave to their use, they cure you so you
stay cured. If a druggist makes more
money OH some violent purging pill he
may try to sell it TO you. Don't let him.
You will I've helped to thorough understand.
ing Of your c,.i, body IN every stage OF health
and disease ny Or. Perce's Common, Sense Med
icat Adviser. This is great IcoS page book. ~
plain English and rcpieic with illustrations.
The erst edition OF 5000 copies YVES scld for
SIso each. The profits were devotes! TO publish
ing the present edition OF halfa-mi'licr tree cop
les 10 he sert 1tsevteiy gratis to erc.yoiie VIII
sends II onc-ceNt stamps tsccrer cost Of mailing
a.i-i addrees Worlds fssrersary Medical as
ssei4li;s, El SIS Main street. Hlaaic, y, y;
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

Kentucky Deadlock B''O!1c..

The deadlock in the Kentucky
Legislature was broken last week,
by the election Of State Senator
". j.. Deboe, us United States
Senator vice j, g. $. Blackburn,
whose term expired Oh the 4tl Of
March. 1t cost tho State 800,
900 and required liz ballots to ar.
hive at this result. 1t is practical
~ Il victory for Governor bradley,
to he extent, that while he could
not secure the coveted prize him-
himself, on account Of the llos.i'i
Ity Of IL small proportion of the
uuater forces, he WAS yet sniti,
GENTLY powerful to dtcapi'ate
uuutcr ana dictate the nomination
aud election OF Deboe.
AS We have already declared,
/ the protactel, expensive and dis,
graceful scramble for political SUI
premacy i'll tbs Kentucky Legisla
lure, as we'll rs he failure Of thu
Oregon legislature to elect under
/ similar circumstances, furnishes
ineontesta|,lc and potent reasons
why United States Senators Shout.
he elected by the people.
/ Florida is also nnrepreSenleil i!
/ the Senate, the Legislature of tia
/ State having already taken a hun;
| Der of Intellectual ballots.
An election directly hy the PEG
tple could result III no such conpll
cation. The success Of Senate
Deboe, however, does not give th
Republicans control Of the Senate
1.-The pali'ic;,l comrlcxion of L,
Body bei"g Al Republicans, 3
Democrats and II PopuliSt>
Hence, it is obvious that if til
Democrats and Populists unite
not improbable contingency, who
we remember that such II politics
: mesuNianee was formed betwee
them during the recent nation:
campaign-t they will be able !
prevent Republican orgal'zAtio
Of the Senate, but not the passas
Of tie Dingley tariff bill,
. enough Senators masqnerading III
der tho lalIowetl name of Demo
raoy-but in reality Republican
at hralt-wil| vote for it to assn
it's passage, however much 1t ma
lie changed by amendments fro
the House I'LL.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05
: Something to Know.

1t may be worth something to
know that the very hest medicine
fer restoring The tired out nervous
system to healthy vi&or, is Flee
trio Bitters. This medicine is pure
~ vegetable, acts by giving tone
To the nerve centres i'll the stom-
aeb, gently stimulates the liver
and Kidneys and 81 Is these organs
in throwing off i'm 'nrilies i'll the
BLOOD. Electric B ters improves
the appetite, aie s digestion and is
pronounced by those who have
tried it, as tht We y best blood pu-
ritter and nerve tonic. Try it,
Sold for 30 cents and 81 per bottle
IL jSa.li, itH9 store
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-05-05

MIR. Joseph j. Waltz, PresI,
dent of the Gulf, Louisiana and
Great Northern Railway, has prac-
tically secured the right OF way
from Arcadia to Alexandria, a dis
lance Of about 100 miles. BIen
vile and Arcadia have given writ
ten guarantees of about $4,000
donations and Alexandria is aiSt
making substantial inducements t.
secure the road.