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COLONEL cHlNN DECLARES WAR
He Demands Public Retrnction of
of Words Used by Senator
sT.gls E5eat Er0ua.on

Frankfort, KY, March 2.-Frlends of
Colonel Jack Chlnn OF Harrodsburg and
State Senator Charles ]. Bronston OF Lex
ington are watching their personal move
them. Colonel Chinn was designated BY
Bronston In q speech in the senate yester-
day as the .tcloven foot" and "evil genius
Of the legislature, and Chinn has declared
that he will make 1t a personal matter
with Bronston II the latter does not re-
trac. publicly. Trouble OF a serious ma.
ture Is feared,
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Philadelphia is grumbling because
with n population of five times as
great as that of Kansas City, it has
only $500 gas stoves in use, while
this city has 10000.
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The question as to whether the
oyster is a fish depends somewhat
upon whether it is eater fresh or is
permitted to lag su%perfuous in the
larder.
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The Rev. Sam Jones makes $4,000
nyear, but that does not prove that an
abusive tongue is always a source OF
profit to its owner.
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An important discovery by NJ. Pts
ter, an Austrian engineer, is that sea
water may be freed from salt and rem
dered potable by forcing through a
tree trunk.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-05

England has requested a bid from a
Missouri packing. establishment for
furnishing 100000 pounds of canned
meats for the British army in India,
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Parker Is Dead.
Chicago, Feb. 2s.-Frank j. Parker.
an old time billiard player, and former
champion of the United States, died
today of paralysis.
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ONE OF THE AssAss,Ns ARRESTED
One of the Men Wlo Attempted the
Life Of King George in the
E{nrds of the Authorities.

Athens. Feb. 2s.-One of the men who
attempted the life of the king Satur-
day, has been arrested. His name is
Knrnetza, a minor employed in the
mayors office. He refuses to give the
am of his nccomplices.
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Bread rs a daily article of food is
used only by about one-third of the
1900 million people that constitute the
present population of the earth.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-05

If a war vessel could be constructed
of swamp elm that could be made to
float, nobody could burn it up or get
through it with a torpedo.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-05

The hanging of De Lone in efigy in
Kentucky is not a very good advertise
lnent for the whisky manufactured in
that state,
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At parties where the servants are in
evening dress they can be distin-
guished from the guests by their po-
lite manner toward the hostess.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-05

It now looks as if Miss Anthony may
be able to pursue the tyrant mar into
the twentieth century.
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NO RIVER AND HARBOR BILL,
None Will BE Reported ut This scs.
sion of Conxrcss---Irefer to
Await Short Session.

Westinghouse March at can be stat
ed positively that no river and harl,or
bill will be reported at this session cf
congress. The house leaders are op-
posed to it and its friends on the com
H,ittce believe it to be better to wait
until the short session after the on
gressionul elections next fall, when Il
complete and comprehensive bill c,Bl
III, reDOrted.
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Here is the subject announced for
debate in a Hodgeman county, Kansas,
literary society: Is it cold or hot
where Andre is now?"
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Uncle Arson was an object of popu-
lar affection even before it was known
that he would not go on the stage.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-05

The Salvation army of New York is
now printing a weekly Chinese Wal
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Gold for Export.
New York, Feb. 28.--Locai concerns
engaged 100000 Of gold for exporta-
ton.
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Go to New York nv Knil.

Go to Now York ny Hall.
Halifax, n. S., Feb. 2s.-Fifty-three
passengers Of steamer La Champagne
left this morning by rail for New York.
They, are still thirty passengers or
board.
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At Atlanta the latest fads is duels
ut dances.
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LOOKS FAvoRABLE TO mAcvlcAR

Republican Primaries in Des Moines
Being Held Today-.lt is "a
Warm Contest.
DesM oines, March 2.-The republican
vity primaries IRE being held today
with every indication of the renomina-
ton for mayor>of John MncVicar, who
vas elected last yenr president of the
League of American Municipalities.
The contest is warm.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-03-05

More Gold Coming,
New York, Feb. 2s.-Half a million
more gold has been taken for import
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CAPTAIN LASGToN.
June, with its roses and lilies, passed on,
the laburnums had all fallen, the lilies had
vanished, and still the state OF affairs at OAR
rell Court remained doubtful. Pauline, in
many Of those respects In which her uncle
wonld fam have seen her changed. remained
ullaltered-lndeed 1t was not easy to unlearn
the teachings of a lifetime.
Miss Hastings, more patient and hopeful
than Sir Oswald. persevered, with infinite
tact and discretion. But there were certain
pecullartties of which Pauline could not be
broken One wa a habit of calling every
thing BY Its right name. She had no ncsion
OF using any Of those polite little fictions SO.
ciety delights in no matter how harsh, how
ugly tho words, she did not hesitate to use 1t.
Another popularity was that OF telling the
blunt, plain, abrupt truth, no matter what
they cost, no matter who was panied. She
tore aside the flimsy veil Of 5ociety with zest;
she spared 10 one In her almost ruthless de
nunclations. Her intense scorn for all kinds
OF polite fiction was somewhat annoying.
You need not say that l am engaged,
James, she said, one day, when a lady cali
ed whom she disliked. 81 am not engaged,
but ! do not care, to see Mrs. Camden"
Even that bland functionary looked annoy
ed. Miss Hastings tried to make some COM
promise.
You cannot send such a message as that,
Miss Darrell. Pray listen to reason"
Sir Oswald and yourself agreed that she
VAS
Never mind that hastily Interrupted
Miss Hastings. you must not hurt any
ones feelings by such a blunt message as
hat; 1t is neither polite nor w%ell-bred."
L IS ,tx-N - -
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WOES OF A GEORGIA LOVER.

IttCVHG HVeIltS IlHVt IICTeUbeU VIIe 1T
tercst in her, and her trials are looked
forward to with unusual interest
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
THE BATTLESHlP TEXAS
startles Havana by the Heaviness OF her
Statutes.

startles Havana by the HeaViness OIL no'
Statutes.
HANANA.-The battleship Texas,
dressed in full warpaint, came INTO
Havana harbor at 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Being the first OF the
American ships that really took part
in the destruction Of Cervera's tleet 70
visit this port, the battleship attracted
great attention. .,
The Texas began saluting with mel
big guns as she stood between MORO
and La Punta. The channel Is 81
narrow that the discharge was almos
against the stone walls. This maa
the salute sound all over the city, tn
terrible reverberations giving nue.
the same impression as if a cannon ma
been shattered. The Texas saiut
brought the citizens to the Machl M
wharf in o hurry. The flag Oh III
Texas was dropped as the skeleton
the wrecked Maine was passed.
A correspondent was told that zap
sigsbee would claim the personal pr
ileee of hosting the stars and strip
over the Maine on January l.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
eRloloeHT AT oAHA''''"'i'
Tho Chief Executive Gets Another DIE
Ovation.

SAVANNAH, GA.-The reception OF
President Mckinley and the members n sens
Of his cabinet by the people, OF :. oa wan
nah, Saturday, is declared 10 10 n anS
more NOR than equaled, in hospitality anu anu
completeness com of arrangement any rre "a
v Vious experiences which have H malh'A
the presidential trip in the south. .,,
~ The party arrived from Montgomery Ion oers
at II am, reviewed lo'ooo , .ropp .
stationed around Savannah '9 70 no q
trip down the Savannah river, ana &c h ~ns
entertained Saturday evening az T. a r p"n.
o ouet rendered by the Chamber OF o The
merce and association OF cltlzen b. ~ *.
e enthusiasm Of the citizens and the no. ao'
600 persons who, it is estlma.so a,n .ar,
tot w the from the surrounding C, counrr {:
to greet the president, was tull :u eq dis
to the demonstrations which nav: nave oi'
) t tI the trip in other clt,es; No
, 'An At the banquet Saturday night pr eS
Q ;dent Mckinley, amid frequeh' o az
t plause, addressed his anaien0'' w.
o sisting of over 200 persons.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
1ie,,. Hobson at Louisville.

louisville, KY.-Lieut. RichmGna
p. Hobson stopped off in LOUSY LGuisy,l tie
saturday, on his way from Nash ha e; III
San Francisco, from n whence na NE Itsr
oath, for Hong Kong, ana llo mo ,u in
to TON: Manila, to assist Admiral Dewey eeS; a sb
r raising some Of the sunken o; Spani sn
s enthusiastic welcome when he stepped
off the train, and was INDUCED ~ ~ + lU
main un NO over night. At mig hit he was t tn
l guast Of honor at a theater party AM n;
e sfterward banquet was given IN IN d.. n,
honor at the Louisville Hotel: ho ""
autertaiped as the city's guest
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
Now Gold Field in Colorado.

CANON CITY, con.-The discovery ,G;s g;t o..
cold T1f five miles southwest Of this CIT; y
g gas caused new town to spring ing up Pr, IN
n = nic oS as it we're. Half of the able
u bo n men of this town have gone 70 o
p Dc scane Of the discovery, and over a
thousand claims have already peen
t ene%sa The new camp has been
p nomed Dawson City, after B. x paw paw
s son' who located mineral vein vein f s1qH
which he dug ore assayin8 os;r @ vol,
GOO gold to the ton. The MAN s real
has has I been traced fifteen miles. eom'
n narties claim that it is an extension on, 0
p pa tonons Rassick vein at Silver City
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
,,,n Fire at Terre Haute.

1,rnpr HAUrE, IND.-The worst nre
in 1a the Monday T5r'i night causing loss Of
in the big show Wlnoo .So Jf and re-
& Geddes company, W 5n ond notions.
tail dealers in dry g soite1v uI known, but
it is supposed that live 9it S5e which the
set fire to the cotton cotton m ond before the
Ilaze could be eztin8uisnea, spf in tb oe
the decorations Of ;, e ever ,ros wr al
store, and the building 551 was snort spac,
I buildings and before it w. was s stata
g guished Il had entailed " loss as ''"''
| above. ---
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
Passenger Train Wrecked.

FORT WORTH, Trx.-The South
bonnd Fort Worth & Denver passen-
Ger train was wrecked thirty miles
sou south u CT CT Trinidad at an carly ;, hour gu
Saturday morning. The train lett the ne
rails suddenly aud rolled down STEEP
tT1l9 Only six of the hundred
passengers were injured express !
Messenger Scott OF Fort "or'h' Il
thought to be fatally hurt,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
n,.oo Arrives safely.

ALICANTE, spArS.-The Spanish ,5l1 man ~
steamer bemon Bl ll, former oaptaing9neral
h III Guba and several others Of lesser
rank R R5Sssa h Hsrsh Bsneo sa5s5
from na'i incident, and, evading tine the
w orowd which was awaiting him. 9;o to4 4l
crown G, tuoi Hn for Madrid, after sending te
the the, q and receiving from Senior sagast,
t un al Tl Welcome. He declined to dis
one nss o. the Cuba campaign, but appeared
Orootlv affected. -
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
ST. FRNCISyIIE WEST HIAA PARISH LA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER a. 1885,
ty on these matters will be present to
address the meeting"
The ConerlY Assassination

ANTE CITY.-The diabolical assas-
slnation Of Jabe Conerly continues to
be the absorbing topic Of converse
ton. Nearly all. the comments on
this subject end with these remarks:
"Who will be the next?" "Where will
it end?" "What is to be done to pro-
tect the town from lawlessness?" No
one dares vouchsafe an answer. All
deplore the situation, which is indeed
crave and fraught with real danger
to any one who dares interfere. 1t is
now almost certain that the party who
killed him was on horseback and in
ConerIy's rear. The ball entered just
back of the ear and made its ext
through the corner OF the mouth
showing that the one who done the
shooting was on a level with Conerly
Some parties who were within hearin!
distance claim they heard two pisto
shots. A negro, who was choppin
wood nearby, heard the shooting an
caught Conerly's horse as it went O
through the woods,a quarter Of mil
from where Conerly fell. The negr
saw no one. A small boy met Conerl
In the road riding along, but does no
remember whether any one was wit
him or not,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
e.oo+ Killing in Dallas.

DALLAS TExAs.-Major Irvine u
RandIe, wealthy citizen Of DaiI iaS
S Monday ;IS' night fi by Hiram p E snint1
farmer' of Forney, Kaufman county,
I RandIe was WI 50 sprs old and native natl g
Tevan, Erwin is 40 years ola anu "
8 The slayer V5 Z the s3. Ro 6s
ND he was locked up. He stateu .na u,
t hs h ni Ha' Tss the result Of ns fsp1 xo
ongi i 52 hs corpse Of Rsade b sy h
, notice., In December, l992, III, han uo
p pIot and killed Ellswood Randall l. n nr
f two blocks away from the place W ftar
Mo- Wopdav's tragedy took place, "a, a'' uo
.aries Of bitter legal contests no e =, % ",
f 6naIly a acquitted Of the charge OIL nu'
5or about two years ago.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
RIOT NEAit HAVANA.
Cubans Took Cerro too Soon and Fared
Fatally.

Fatally. .
vANA.-A riot occurred at Cerro,
q suburb of Havana, at 1870 O'Clock
Saturday night. A number of shots
were fired. One man is reported to
have been killed and five wounded.
The residents of Cerro, supposlng
that the Spaniards had officially evacu.
ated the suburbs, raised Cuban and
American flags over number OF build
ings. Crackers we're fired and speeches
were made on street corners, and these
rejoicings on the part of the Cubans
Led to the riot.
According to the account of the atfall
given by the Spaniards, it was the re-
suit of tavern brawl.
Marion Brill of Jacksonville, Fla,
teamster of the Second Illinois Regl
ment, who was driving wagon through
Cerro at the time of the ARRAY, wa
struck by bullet in the right ARM
Senior Fernandez de Castro, civ
governor of Havana, has informe
Gen. Greene that the offenders will b
severely punished. Senior de Cas II
says he saw no Spanish soldiers at u
scene of the ARRAY.
At 9:45 Saturday evening Gen. LIZ
and Gen. Green were in con1eren'
with the SPANISH officials.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
Hicks-Which do you think is likely
to get married first, hOmely girl or a
smart girl? Wichs-The one that ID
Sxnd fret


misunderstanding to dispatch
from Shanghai, the rebels have seized
the town of Chung Yang, fifty miles
southwest of Ichang, province Of Hoo
Pc. on the north bank of the Yang Use
Kiang, 200 milesabove Chinkiang Foo;
They have massacred French priest
and 100 converts.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
CONDENSATION of Commissioners.

WAsH1NGToN.-Inquiry was made at
the state department in regard to the
report that Judge Day and Mr.. White,
law Reid are each to receive 100000
for their services as members OF the
Spanish peace comm ission, and that
the officers of the commission ARE to
receive compensation on the same lib
eral scale.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
AoBsoN KISSING CARNIVAL.
Over Two Hundre Women Of Kansas City
Salute the Merrimac Hero.

KANSAS CrrT.-Lieut. R. 2. Hob
son. United States navy, was the cen
trail figure in an osculatory carnival at
the Coates Hotel Monday afternoon,
that clearly overshadowed any Of the
kissing affairs in which the ALBANIAN
has figured since his return from more
serious duties at Santiago. When
Lieut.. Hobson arrived from Chicago
at 9 o'clock Monday afternoon he was
cheered by several hundred persons
who had gathered at the railway sta,
ton. A reception committee waited
with carriages, and all along the route
from the station to his hotel the Mer-
rimac commander was recognized ana
cheered. The streets in the vicinity
Of the hotel were crowded. In the
corridor of the hotel, supported by the
local reception committee, Lieut. HOB
son received and shook hands Will
several hundred men.
The most exciting part of 1t came
few minutes later when the lleutenan
was escorted to the pariors on the sec
, ond floor where over 400 women
Young, old, handsome and PLAIN
waited to greet the popular hero, y NOS
Of them came to be kissed anu 26'
them, by actual count, we're not dlsaL
nointed. Some ofethe more matern'
:, of them received q cordial ha1 ,4 e5
: and we're passed up the line, but tt
}, younger element who showed the 3' lea
inclination we're embraced and klSse
At night Lieut.. Hobson divided Ii, no. no.
y ors with Maj Gen. A. R. Chatlee, tn
:, being ; the guests Of honor at It'll the "a a
Il nual banquet Of the Kansas CITY Oo'
~ mercial Climb.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24

CA1Ro.-Major Marchand and his
party evacuated Fashoda during the
morning of Dec. II, when the French
flag was lowered and the British ana
Egyptian flags were hoisted. Inc
French commander started for the 80
hon river
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
RottIe Expected in Bolivia.

LIMA. PERu.-The president of b.
livia, at the head of 800 men, is pre-
pairing to march against the CAPT AL
La Paz, which is in the hands OF the
reyolutionists. The latter are prepar-
ING for resistance and an important en-
paoement is expected to take place
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
,.onced for Les Majestic

1,,ns1e Theodore Heine. the ar
- Ihi who caricatured Emperor WI,
u.s. us u, . r." trip to the Holy Land, has been
sentenced to six months 'mpSA'on'
ment for so doing
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
To Encourage Truck Farming.

MoNRoE.-There was a meeting u
the business men of this city FRIDAY
night, at which the following was
adopted: ''To the Business Men anu
Farmers of Ouachita Parish:-4ou are
earnestly invited to be present az u
called meeting Of the business n Ia
and farmers of Ouachita parish 10 &c :
held in the city hall, at Monroe o ooo =
pm, on Tuesday, January Ill., l0 90
The object Of this meeting IS 10 ya q
courage the growing of fruits 7eses"
bles, melons, potatoes, tomatoes, o e'o a.
for commercial purposes. we + %
recognize the fact that cotton al W
present price, is not a paying oa oa:
and from a knowledge OF the suoV nr
Of other communities in the oouvn' ~ -,
as favorably located as this sec.iun u :,
= gagged in truck and fruit farming \
. the markets, We heartily reconne enrr
change from our old method Oh IN t%l -,
ing, Speakers of recognized ""'10'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
Hang ~. 10HeI-.'

ST. JOSEPH. ~..' oci''k ff!uay,
within the walls of the pa, ish JAIL al
this place. 5imo- Tassett paid d the ex-
treme pens ty OF tn I4v tor the muir. MUIR
der Of c. Mcqueen, ut Somerse'
plantation, : this parish, N May last ";
Both men we're negroes, and were m1 II
hands at the saw-mill owned by }. M b.
O'Kelly. Fassett was jealous OF NC,
Queen, and killed him with an ak al
midnight in his cabin. After dlSpalcn-
ing his victim, Fassett fired the caoln'
thereby hoping to cover up MS cflm Ill.,
and McQueen's body was almost o5 EN-
tiely consumed in the flames Shorty
after the killing Fassett was arreS'eu
and while in jill virtually contesse'
his guilt, stating, however, that he nj"
not killed Mcqueen, but had hit re,
one Richard Prince to commit III
Decd Prince was arrested but sui
sequently discharged. Fassett WI
tried at the November term OF cout
convicted and sentenced to be hange'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
0rISIANA NEWS NOTES.
|,.aoe BUSINESS MEN TO ENcooR'
/ AGE TRUCK FARMING

.,., Assassination in Tangipaho" Par
4. shreveport to Have Another Schools
,.,,, Accident at Saw Mill.-.Hangins
ta Joseph.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24

INK of England
i middle-aged.
covered at Il
in the bank d
ad managed .
. unexplain'd
anticre Resistance
|ody. In BIS
|bded revolver.
h with 0 fOf.
suspected tha q
refused to glve
he entered he
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
1uvsstmen Nv Northern Visitors.

CROWLEY large number of the
Northern Wis us vent home Friday
after making a7eraI purchases. Among
Eths best purchases made was tnat Oh
Nathan A, Oar Of Decature, III. Mr..
Carr purchase 44O-acre rice planta-
ton, located on the Ferro canal, south
Of Crowley. Mr.. Carr is a moneyed
man and pays cash for his purchases
He paid Southwest Louisiana a com
pliment in saying that, although al l,
old man, he had never invested dol
! lar before outside Of Macon county
III. The weather is mild and clea1
and farmers ara busting in their rice
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24
Fatal Accident.

s,,,yerrBnD.-A fatal accident { &C.
Or at Thomas saw mill, near this
l |'a,s' Friday F. at 10 o'clock While
IN I'M Pennington, a negro laborer' was
|. y, IN mt on belt, he was caught
4 The wheel and one arm was puiiS0
II md his neck broken.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24

the Philippians,
navy depart
blegram from
lrizing the o.
Mia and sneN
es as has bsel
Advices ahl
m Gen. 0tis
United Stats
ands, and asI
able improve
the growth 9
lose factions .
Missed to CIV.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-24

LAKE CHAR1Es.-T twenty-five cars
Of long-leaf yellow pine lumber went
forward Fridey, the bulk to Mexico
and Texas points. As the car famine
nears an end the outgoing freight in
creases. The J. A. Bell mill, on the
lake, has beer ;a'A ~ h5a days on &C,
count Of no flip niIlstuff. 1t
resumed Mo corning, and the
plaper was Gown, as there is
mot yet q suff ~ d cars to ship the
products of t mill and planer.
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antured.

aptured'
Bst ClevengGl
lien and fatal
Della Clever
Missouri Oily
Hged in the rl
,ff farmers COP,
q house Of bis
y found !. bin
|egr is still alive
|levenger has :
head and @.
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