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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Aug. l4-Waterville Say
iugs Bank, Note II i. 2h11oh 19.Iunho
Liquor Agency:
Frank Walker. from
March 8, 1891, to Jan.
81. 1S4S Observation-Disclosures. 20a325
City Hall:
S. II. Chase. from March
p. 1877 10 Feb 3. 1898 !. 5000
Poor Department:
March %, 1885,, to Jan. p,
1888 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1310.54
Common Schools:
June T. 1891, to Jan. :,
1875 Observation-Disclosures. 1859
High School:
Jan. 4. lS9s- Schuyler
Austin. tuition ........ so
Jan. IF NJ Simpson,
State treasurer ....,.. 2ao00 25l.50
Sewers Account:
Permits from May t. 1857
to Jan. u. ls9S .......... 1902
Miscellaneous:
For the year ending Feb.
,, 1888 Observation-Disclosures. io.472.67
Totals receipts .................. $l74.N 80
CONTRA CREDIT
Warrants drawn ....,. $173932.62
Less error. conferred
twice. $lss.oo; unpaid
on rolls. .............. 2,ll2.12
IannCitlI
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75C each.
Csc each.
WATERVILLE.
WateryiIle's Financial Condition.

The Journal gives below the report Of
the financial condition Of the city Of Wa
tervile. as returned to the auditor by
the two treasurcrs. NJ. +. Bartlett was
treasurer for the first month of the ifs
cal year ana f. \. knauff for the balance
of the year thus making TWO reports
necessary:
TREAsURER'S REPORT.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
Gil OF the City Of Watervile:
Gentlcmen--I herewith present a state
mcnt OF the receipts and disbursements
Of the city of Waterville, for the part Of
the financial year, commencing Feb. y,
1871 ana ending March :, 1891:
pa1apoa bronoht roru,,rl 60 -, 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Motorman Ed" Harvey is receiving
congratulations on the advent Of a son
into his family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

Mrs. J. n. Lord arrived, Wednesday,
from Springfield, and will make a several
weeks visit in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

w. a. Farr of Augusta, will. it is I'M
derstood. lease the Hallowell house at
the termination of the lease of the pres
ent occupants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

visiting at Mrs NJ. Z. GetchelTs. Spring
street.
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TREASrRER'S REPORT.

IInl1nCp hrnnUht forN.Irl 20 %, 60
1884,.
Feb. G-To Frank Walker,
account liquor sales .... 800
TO 5 H. Chase, account
city hall, July y, 1896,
omitted OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Feb. l3-Frank Walker,
account liquor sales 49,. 200
Feb. rs. H. Chase. ac-
count CITY hall .......... 1900
Feb. l9-Town of Benton,
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$4.998.
$6.98

This has been $1,000 ~VsVO
BOYS AND CHIIDREN'S ONERCOAIS, these gar
nents we are overstocked than any other goods
our store and shall make the biggest cut on.
Ii you Boys Overcoat with or without cape at 33cs
have them All better grades at less than Auction
prices.
Bear in mind these garments not bought to sell Tor less
han twice the price e shall ask for any OF them.
BOYS CIIINCIIIILA REFERS, ages to 8, with deep
sailor collar,
s|.29
BOYS SUITS II all ages cheaper than you have
such goods offcI, i for before
MEMS BLUE CHINCIIILLA REFERS, red OF
checked lining. Sizes 80 TO A,
s|.95
These cheap hoddy such advertised by
dealers fine Chnchia Coats. Our method OF selling
clothing is sell il Tor just what it is
We shall place in window 2l5 ODD COATS in all
1llc can1 aLc Alur choice lnr
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lining. These 400 coats and we sold thirty
SIX OF these coats this season at ST. ZOO this sale
$685.
We going make this propositions any living within
miles OF Gardiner on line of steam or Electric Railroad
purchasing of these and satisfied with their
purchase we will refund money and pay one-haf your
fare.
One line OF BLUE ULsTERs cut 90 inches long extra high
collar beauty,
Sizes 81, 80, 40, A.
$5.75
One lot thirteen listers in three different colors Black;
Brown and Oxford mixed. These are all same Mills make
any Gentleman would be proud wear,
S6.75
We do expect you buy goods from us you match
them in price or makeup.
We do not expect you to buy goods from us for love
We do not expect to pay your hard earned dollars
unless you from IS to 500 by buying from ckne
& Neal.
One lot CHINCHIILA UISTERS in COlOrs, hight
or dark gray,
Sizes, IS, 50, 81, 49,
$685.
We shall place all our $3.50 $1,000 $780, Sl25o Over
table and you make you selection for
S9.75
These Coats consist Of brown black and blue Rerseys
black and blue Worlmbos all our SATIN AND WORSlE ED
LINED BEAVERS AND COVERT CLOTH COATS.
Remember OvercOat in store,
S9.75
All our $1,000, and $3.50 Overcoats your choice
S6.75
These are in black blue, brown and Oxford mixed and light
colored Kerseys, take your pick $o75
All our $3.50 $5Z5, 500 Overcoats,
''''' 20 !. '' $3.50
We going offer eight heavy CIIINCElII-LA OVER
COATS,
s2,35
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-11

We have OXFORD MIXED FRIEZE UISTERSI
very heavy weight strictly all WOOL lined with heavy wool
lining lhcse SI2oo and have sold thirty
six OF these coats this ST. 2.oo this sale
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
N,llAs been held that conS.,lEpiinm is

itllAs been hell. that consumption is
hereditary, and tic fact That ONO person
OLA family had died with consumption
was considered y sure sign that others or
that family conId not escape it. ]: lhi. is
partly true and partly untr,o:,A man viii,
weak lungs ii likrlx to ttunsmit that
weakness 10 Ills children. Bnt there is no
reason in the world why tho weakness
should be allowed to develop. Keep the
lungs full Of rich, red: wholesome blood,
and tho weakness will disappear. Decay.
ing tissues will he thrown off, and new
material will bo a,i'le,l until thu. lungs are
well aud perfectly st,"ns again. This is
the Thug hat Dr.. Picrcc's Golden Medical
Discovery tfoos. Thi. is what makes it
cure IS per cent, Of all eases Of ronsr mp.
ti"n where It i, taken according 10 direc
lions. It. searches ont, disease germs
wherever shcy may be in TIC l,o,ly an.
'"rrrs them "toI thy sy,Ic H.. It supplies
tbs .blo,d with ric!, life giving properties
1t naNvs the appetite good, digestion peso
l.; CT Send II cents in "uccrnt staups tn
W4,lds Dispenslry ::Ms,licxl Associations,
Enttalo, \. T., and rccsiyo Dr., l'inrcc's
1908 page" Common Sense Medical Al
wiser, profusoly' iIlustratett.'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
MARRIED..

N1CHOI.SON-FlSCHER-.\t /. tho resi-
denco If the brides parents, New Orleans,
La. Thursday, April %, 1898, s. y. III. Mr..
B,utioy Nc olson aud Miss Leoua Fischer,
q 'cs! daughter Of iiax Fischer, Esq.
Owing 70 III, vecent bereavement in the
brides family, the wedding was very phi.
vAtc, only The poa'est rclative*hein. pres
e"t. The hest wishes Of hosts Of West
Fo|Iciana iricl& Is goeut, that TIL, ''ei+!e
MY |ind the greatest Of earthly happiness
with him to VIII M Sl.s his give, hvr hand
and heart. -
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
: April. Nis,iOH.,.

BE sure hat yoar blood is r,rn, yunr
appetite A'tod, yo'ir digestion perfect. !
10 purity yo:lrl.lon;l and 'bhit,l up y0ar
hoalth, tako4Iood's SarSapMiIla. ~
This medicine has accomplished remark
able cures ofall blood diseases 1t is the
One True isluoti;puri|icr. - - i =
Hoods Sarsalmr'ila has fvw@ TO make
you we'll Ivy purifying and gardening !onr
blood, giving You an appetite, .aaA nerve,
mental and Digestive strength.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
JOHN D,,W M.A%.

There WI; :. 'l'rrr, given W eyuirns
mc;i Of 'l'c neis l,'oshn"I, 81 ''Ouida," the
home Of Miss Alice Wade OF Thursday
night although no special report has yet
reached *s,wc are snlc Tie glance Was Il
pleasant "nc,llt no' only 10 the efforts of
the gentlemen jo'unkc it.So, but ais" IL
The kind and gentle hostess, Miss Wade
and the handsome young lady Of tho house,
Miss Alice rowls. !;
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
$lI3,O3s.9t
II, A,l,s = 4 sYAss.

.7-fsT. - 80
Wi,e. sro,p!a lmK. try. and buy asAin..its
h,ea,e thry',p satisfied. The people in ths.
Iu:te'l ,ss';1'ca4to i!,,y ,'myiay cascar-
cts Candy ,Cath.rtic,at the ratn Of tn.
m;lluu.,l.on,s % year, and il will 10 tl,rrss
pilliuu, .l.cl,irv Eew Year It,ur;,,,s
x.erjt, prvcsr 'il,hCaMsnvcts are the ,,sost
delightful I,i,w.i regnlakor for cvctybMl.v
the yc:,r ro,unl. Al. druggists lOc. 225c,
SOC, a box,'dnrc. g,h,rantee.t.'' A'sf.&t
TIC game ~ blscbAll i.itwdsn' tho Mat
tl,ews aud Pie Cou,@e ut the Faif grounds.
Sunday, WAS \: complete. Walk over for the
ttr~cs, the sc,'o standing 10 TOO, The.
Matthews ha.llsur',..r easy victory that
there WAS rcsyHS.o.s'n 1lit1 :,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
Beware Of Oiltments for Catarrl,
that contain Mercury.

Beware Of Oi,,t,,ents for Catarrl,
that contain Mercury. !
mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell aud completely 'icrsnso the
whole system, when entering it through
the MUCOUS surfaces. Such articles should
n il bc used cxcct't' OF prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as tic damage
they viii do is ten fold to tho coed you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrl, Cure, mannf'ctnlet! by +, J
Cheney & ceq 1olv'lo. O., ! contains no
niehrccn,.y; and IS taken internally, acting
directly npon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of tho system. In buying Hall 8
Catarrh Cure lie sure you got tho genuine
I'll, taken internally, and made in rolell"
Ohio. by L. J. Cheney & Go. 'Iess iiae,sials
FREQ. Sold by all druggists, laits 5ss
per bottle. &;
tails Family rillss,e n'ssssss
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
4 Sure Thing for f0t.

4 transaction in which, you csnnot lore
is Il sure thing. Dillionsuess, sick head
ache, furrcd tongne, foyer, piles and a
Thousand other ills are caused by consti-
patton and sluggish liver, Cascarets
Candy Cathartic, the wonderful Row liver
stin.ulaut and intestinal touic are By all
druggists guaranteed t" cure OF money re-
funded. G.. 4. G, ale sure thug. Try a
10 -, u, cts, hottie.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
Methodist Services.

Bayou Sara, lSt Sunday Tia, NJ. and
7:3o p. IN, 81 Sunday 7:Sor ~. Tunica, I'd
Sunday II - IN, Morning Star 3l,Sunday
II a. Iii. l.t Sunday 3p. iii. Ccacord 4tlI
Sunday Ii a. II. Now Hope Attn Sunday
3p. III. G. 7. White p. e.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30

I was reading advertisement Of Cltam
bcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar'hea REM
cdy III the Worcester Enterprise recenlyy
which leads me to write this. 7 can truth
fully say never used any remedy equal to
it for collie and diarr]ioea. have :,nsvcr
had to !,so more ti,;.'fonc OF two doses to
cure the worst casc, with myself o.: chill
drcn.-W. A.'Stroud, popomoks City, Md.
For sale by l.. p. kilbou,no.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
Ice Cream, Soda Water and
Nice Candy Ut
A. Harris, near railroad.

The Social Club Of WiIliamspoft will
give musical and dramatic entertain
ment, Wednesday, Mas 4'h, for the benc.
fit Of The Ladies' ,itc Society. Besides Il
progrannc-not too lons-of vocal and
instrumental music they will play click
'ry Farm concluding the evening with
danciuS and refreshments. Admission 9
cents. We predict that tho affair will b,
Il social and financial success.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
E6fxay Notice.

Taken up on the Alnlhorryllili p!acs by
Willie Dunbar, one ,Sorrel Mare, about ~
hands hig',,Swhite feet, blaze face; With IL
small warf on breast. Appraised by two
sworn appraisers r. J. brown, and Chas
Wilson to 10 worth Fifteen Dollars in
cash. c. II. Aryna
april 7-9S. j. T.. 18th ward.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
ssi;.vt Entertain mcnt,

some OF TIC l;:dies have OH the ia; il IN
I 'i'rf'a'''nc"' 10 be given for tho benefit
j s Tue itoE III Catholic and the Episcopal
g. s0ehes Of the town. 1t will take place
ssA;oal the 18Th OF May. They have not yet
! l'"p'e'e'' their programme, bat will ga.
a, TO furnish Il social trea:. 1t has
s'e'' soh'e time since the public has hoen
q -'Aoo 10 patronizo church cntcgtain-
& ''sAs' a''t 1t will therefore b. all t1ee eani-
sS y assist III making this ONO q &ranei&i
sieesss.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
-
Americas Greatest Medicine

Americas. Greatest Medicine
NJ mrdiuine, has eyer, taken such hold
upon tllo confidence Of. .;:l'e pe"pl" OF
America as Hunts Sarsamr'la. Will, q
record behind j, Of. thousands Of cures,
many of which arc marrve]s. unknown be.
fore in TIC history of n'e'licne. and with
testimonials coming from people in all
ranks aud conditions of life and from every
city and hamlet, telling Of wonderful
cares that arg actually taking place to-
day, Iimd's Sarsarar;lla is justly rocoy
nizM ~ .A;nerica's Greatest Medicine. y
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
A Grrat Improvement.

A:s:css, La, April H., 1928 Philip
ila,s, RESIDING at 316 Eirg g., ELK ST..
this place. l'aa hec,l n, wictjm of .ri!!
worms, aud triod many different lrc,liciuc
witnnt relief. Since taking lew h,ttlcs
Of iloc.'s Sarsaparilla he has !!stl 10
I 'ouble from this source, aud says ti!1t his
appetite is wonderfully improved.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
e EEP your blood pure, Your ape
"a tite good, you. digestion perfect
by taking Hoods: sarseparilla, which
has power to keep you WE'LL. I,

Quantities Of beautiful lowers, snch RS
grow in nucA !ux,,rance, III West Fclici
aua, were sont dnwn to grace TIL, Michel
snn-Flscher wedding. They were sent by
Mrs. Lacy .antl Mrs. Sargent Percy, but
au,oug them were many c"ntribut ons FROM,
friends Of tho sweet young bride, whose
first years wero spent in Dayou.Sara.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
PERSONAL POLITE

| Ensign Will II. Buck has been letai!m
for dnty Oh the Newark.
Miss May Barrow is visiting friends ],
Woodrillc, Miss.
Frank Percy Of tire seventh, ward is !,
town, this wick.
Miss'Anni6 Picard Of New Orleans l.a,
arrived to spend awhile with her sister,
Mrs. Ben Lcoiold.
| Frank Barrow tho in;;,ut sn,, Of Dr 4
+. Barrow is qnito sick with cold and
i fever.
Dcv lJr Douglas returned from Now Or
'cnns last Saturday w.'ere ho was in at.
tendance ufou tue Council.
! Cadet Fuylur Of the Clinton Military
! Academy spent Sunday i'll town.
Judge and Mrs. ". ". Lcake returned
home. Wednesday, from /, stay Of some
length in Now O,loans.
Mrs. Y. Z. Howell made visit to Jack
sou, last week.
Mr.. s. Miller of the Plains, father OF
JAG Millor, continues very i'll. - Ell.
| Miss Rosie Michel Is visitn. friends in
! New Orleans
| Mrs. W. II. A,ney rcturuol Saturday
from Il visit to llor parents in FranAlinton
! Miss Annie Town returned Monday from
~ visit to Slaughter,
Vim. Town Jr has, returned from Now
OrleauS. whore lIo has tukun Il course ut
Suu!a Il.
Mrs. S. II. Lemon and Miss ". L. Stirl.
ing were III town shorp ing on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Wright Of tho fifth ward
spent last week il Jackson with friends.
Little. Amelia Barrow accompanied Mr.
and Mrs JOHNSON Armstrong, Gu their 10
turn to the city, Monday.
Mcs*rs Lecoq, Ls,leaux. and DR.. Beck
mel OF Pic Coupee spout a iow dSls here
yucsts Of the Royal.
Mrs. Smiti, Of Shreveport is here on !;
visit to Mrs. S. White Of Bayou Sara.
Mr.. Harry Whitcman. formerly of this
place, passed here OH the coal boat white
Water" and spout Sunday pleasantly
with friends. t.;
f; Delighted friends are drivin. out t.
''Ambrosia' to make acquaintance witt
littlc Miss Barro,r.
NIcsSrs ". Il. Percy, V: +. Aliain and Y
j. Striker went to Batch Rouge, Friday
on business relative 10 their s. listmcn
with tlH, Prlicans.
Hon Duncan Stewart went to New Or
leans, Friday. After Attending to private
business tlrn,e, he goes to Donaldsonvlll:
in discharge Of his Gpty as railroad asses
snr
Mr.. and FITS. (:oo. Ectt;g welcomed thei
Irstborn son, or atnc'lay last. .'rh, lf'V.
piness Of the y"rn; parents il now com
plete. His name is An.ircw Lewis.
Miss Susie TaA Tor o, Virginia, who Iii
haen the charming guest Of her c'u
the Montgomery family, thinks of con
.c|,.liny her ;;;sit, nn1f week. SIC will g'
t" Fort Mcpherson, Georgia to visit {
b,ethcr before returning h"u,e.
W. II. Richardson WAS called TO NJ"
Orleans. Monday, by til" illness of hi
Wife, who has been spending tho last few
weeks Ahero. Mrs f.. W. Conye,se. he
an,rt, followed. MI. Richardson cn Tues
day.
". II. Mcclure Intends bringing hi
family here, shortly. They will occupy Tx
MuminrA residence oil the river front. OF
friends viii he glad to welcome them bach
again, after an absence Of several years
4 SIRE Thing for f0t;.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30

Saturday ilvccilins cabin for DR.
Erocks "a Catholic Hill, Mr.. Budden had
= rsiof,l fals,> hut VIC are glad to say, sui
frexs uo serious iRiag{.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
Ward commissioners

Dom. fsrgct final meeting at Court
1leuse, Tuesday Mays, II =. M. to arrange
fer parish exhibit at Omaha Exposition
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
. .Eteryl6p1y .xaxs .xs.

: Cascarctsi Candy Catl,artir, the s,ostI
wonderful medical .liacoSery u. tile age
pIoasant and mlycsl,ing 'to tho taste, act
gently aud positively o., kidneys, liyeFB
and bowels, cleansing the entire syxtc,s,
disrcla r0llx.cuvo I'ca'lacl'e, fever, l.'.bi-s
tual constipation a,,l bili0usnoss. Ploasa
hly aGU try a'l,ox Of G. &. q. to-day; ID.
25, 50 cents. S"ld an guaranteed t. care
by a!.tsvggistt.n. ~ -7s-~ g Y : :. {
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
RecusYis 2!nnd DcoN.

C!VaM bI0)I means 4 CLEAN SKIN. n
heauiy without it. .Ca,carets Candy Ca
thartIc cicsn y"ar blood and keep it clean
by stirring mp the lazy liver and driving
all impurities from the body: Begin to-day
to ha.iEh puppies. boils, hlotchrs. black.
heads and that siekly bilious complex
ion i,y taking CaH:arotS, -beauty for ten
ccuts. All druggists, satisfaction guaran
toad, .oc, 2oc. aUc.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
bnlsfs freSh Garden and Flower Seed,
1t NrmfOrd's Drug Store.

Sheriff G!ack went to Baton Rouge Fri
day to convey Harry Buck and Louis
;jacks,,il, (col) to the reniten,iary.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
only frc ccNts

y. y. Shcrburnc Of tho Baton Rouge
pelicans was here, FROM Monday TO Wcd-
ncstlay, getting recruits for his company.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30

A, p:rty con>istin. of&rs. II. II. Fur,cs
tor Misses rv'la, and Opl'eli;. Stone, Kos
ina Hew.'s and Fanny Randolph, 'lro re
over to St. Franz is~iIlc I urs lay list.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30

'tg Ehnr job wcrk to The True Dem
's' ''dr'. vs. a"a prepared to do your
ahe's aHd :.,,"aranieo satisfaction.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30

There was Il grand hur'ah, Saturday
night, over the tlag-raising at kilbourne's
corner. Thp pole, which was rs it high,
broke hovsycr. ali;l il Yas got until next
day that tho flag was finally raised.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30

A Harris has dtte! ~ y neat SODA water
payln at tho left Of Ills store, whore he
formerly had u barroon. II Will bo anotll-
OF attraction to his popular store.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30

" .. Davidson las II broken bone in
= ~ aana asa pleasant( Dromipasr Of last
Ssnday's allplay.
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-. ...-!".s.s..I
Died.

,4FORT-At "Eceilfwo"d," West rrlici.
anasparisl', La. April 20, 1873 at l2:5 y.
III. Mrs. Martha Rowms" Fort, vile Of W.
J. Fort.
A lovely wife and mother, n ,lcvotc.l
daughter aud sister. has passed. away
:.ftcr Y few months Of bitter suffering. To
the bcrrHv"d family we extend our sympa-
thy. The in',,rm"mt takes place at Grace
Church Cemetery at s: j.: M: -:
>ZABO LIN l,ayou Sara, La. April oo,
1873, 2"o p. II. Miss Marie Sza'o. intcr.
nlent at 10 "a III tulay. : 'ts:'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30
FIFTY Years sAss.

= Fifty Years Are. .;.s.. ,1t..s
wis esp,d in. III, ia, Iii. . i, ).
The Tisce whe1eeis s ''r',s!sssa ri rssS,tare.
r:ha. white wot1dl,wonde! q! n sreA md
Should st.do~ the r4tio.sr po,ychrom-...
I4ere.a thersiir wa. the .pris;e conferred
onAyer's pins. by the wsrld preferreds
C;,icago-ltke. they . record show.
Since s!ey .,Srted-ss y.srs igs.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-30

Miss . j.. In"n w:.lr u, y;.:,rrv .to,
I ~ l'ais iinM"r, ana Ribbons from st
Nlsuis MAY Ak.
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HAULING DONE.

On account Of hard times, 1 will from
THIS tlate Jan % 1855 sas, ha"' any Kind
of "n'bcr for 50 c's, q, t!.ouss,n.A, or
:jcls. a ioa,l.
=. ..,s,. ;, ar ;, ..
JOHN EvWNA%.
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Rheumatism Cured.

Ny wife has l,srl Chambcrlaiu's Pain
Balm for rl,csn.aiism with great rllcf,
and can recommend it as splendid Nni-
mont for rheumatism and other household
use for wl,ic!, we have found it valuable.
w. j. Cuylcr, Rcd Creek, n. Y.
Mr.. Cuyler is one of tho leading NOR
chants Of this village an,l ono of tic most
prominent men in this viciuity--W. e..
Phillips, Editor Rcd Creek liurald. For
sale by l.. L. ,K,lbournc. 81" -
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If Tic tissues about ti,- roofs Of tho hair
brem. unhesls!y shn hair will soon turn
gray or fall off. L ..Ctt this trouble with
Halls Hair Remover.
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Ice Cream, Soda Water and
Nice Candy at
a. Harris. near railroad.

The war is 'l,~ en|r topic Of cnnvrsSa
zion. ami Incidentally every one is either
learning or 'c'irwiny geography and
history.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

)" =. -. ~! -: $
have. from tho time, .ot, their
preparatiop =. been = continuous
snceeas With tho public. And
that means that Ayers Pills
accomplish. what ID promised
fay! them: they azure, whore
othsrs fail. III .,was, eating.
theryfore, that tho worldwide
popularity Il tpesa pills should :,
be- reeeepizeds by the. Worlds
Fair medal d Of 1ees-a fact
which emph.siss4 ths !; rec !, !
:. $500 - s.
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h Through Tie Kindness of Mrs. Fen Len.
.Yohl 4 dance WAS given by the young mcn
eftown, Thursday night, at her pleasant
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Bust Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds
II lhmferd's Drug Store. :
Notice.

+" Ike l'riiruJu,y Gr Vest |'.tivia,a
The nndcrsi sncd citizens Of lhr 81, ward
Ut the puris!, OF West t'tiuis,na respect til.
lr.petitipn 13a.t The polling place Of the
saji ward hn established in u more central
rositiJn ts,;1 IL | Burrows. s'oru; where
the election lor delegates t,rrthy cunxti ,u.
tieslA, conycntiH, WAS 'ltcil, 'an,l further
petition that the place io.nlceIy. occ',pir,l
by Halle Bros as a store, ana Where tin:
r.crtIuns were formerly held. Lv selected
as t',r permanent polling place. =
(SisnrA)
L } McEe''Hc, y + Mcrwjn CIR re~y')
" Male, ~DSM:Falcimcr, AID Per ~, J'W
Brandon n y, ASH Exams, N II Barrow,
& | Barrow, L l. McGchcc, All McGchcc
T. A EyaAs, = - ~ aAssi
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\ Na''l':,"r N every ''",inabl" dc IGN
.si' Il ali prices can he loasht at Nuns
ast;',.