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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-23

-. jAnoche estuvo el coronel Mr.. Hunter
4 despedirse del .efor Muiioz Rivera, presiden-
I to del Consejo do Sscretarios y hoy 60 ha des.
pedido do los sefiores Carbonell, Blanco Her
! nandez Lopez.
-. Segan rumores que llsgan nosotros
ha producido muy NAL efscto Ia suspension del
nombramiento do don Ramon II. Delgado, pa =
ra el cargo de sloalds de la Carolina.
-. Dentro do POGO &c fundara en- ssta isla
una socledal prstectora do los anima!es.
-. Pasaj jeros que oonduce para este puer-
to el vapor espaiol <Saturnina,: Hip6lito Apa.
rioio Torres, Francisco Marcos Puron, Anioeta
Torres, Lucia Puron Marcos, Juan Abuse
Espino Bsrnardino Alvares.
-. Las o6oinas do la secrstarfa do Fo-
mento Sc trasladaran la oalle de San Jos6 En-
81 local que hoy ocupan SO instaarAn o. obssr.
vatorio meteorological que sstablece 81 nusvo
gobisrno, con magoffeos sparatos.
~. Despu6s que anuncianos quo anochs {
las ocho predicarfa On la plazuels do San Fran
cisco un pastor protestants, sapimos que dioho
sefior - vio obgado ausentarse aver tsrds
para los Estados Unidos on ell vapor ePsnama,.
Mdohas personas acudieron oirls, por causa
de nuestro aviso.
~. Segdn noticias de Lisboa, fu5 dsteni
do en- aquela capital un sujeto de nacionslidad
portuguese sobre quien recafan sospechas dc
preparar un atentadO contra ell presidente del
consejo dc ministries. Anade que, por fslta dc
pruebas, ell indcado individuo fu6 puesto des
pu6s en- libertad.
~. Nuestro amigo ell ilustrado professor de
Ia Escuela superior de esta Capital don Miguel
Rodriguiz Sierra ha trasladado su colegio la
eslla del Cristo numero l5. No vacilamcs On
recomendar & los padres de fsmilia las aptitu-
dss del referdo professor sefior Rodriguez la
importants sducaci6n que ha do faclitar s los
n;flos quo Sc le con6en.
~. Per exceso de materiales dejamos pa
ra mahsna ls publication del segundo artfculo
sobre <Ssrvicio de poliofa vigilancia..
-. Hoy SO ha r'partido eI primer ndmero
de un nuevo peri6dioo intitulado Gel Porve-
mir Social,, antes Gel Ensayo Obrero.,
0I0 Hace dias que esta lamando mucho la
Wv atenci6n la escasez de carbon vegetsl
que Sc nota en- esta plaza, por tai motive va
los industriales de este oombustible, se dejan
pedir IL reaes por talega. lQue hacen los
tenedores lie este a1tfculo que no remiten car
bon toda vez que pueden venderlo buen pre-
clio? ga
-. De Gel Imparoial,: Gel Comeroio
do Msysgiias, propietario del hilo namero 2
telegraioo de ssts cludad San Juan, debe re.
clamar sus derechos, ante el Gobierno ameri.
csno, va que SO ha realizado la completa pose
sion de Ia Isla, pedir 81 remate para organi-
Ear el servicio, que buena falta nos esta ha-
ciendo q todos."
Muy atinada nos parsse la observation del
colega.
-. Dfsese que Ell Juez municipal del Rim
con don Santiago Santoni serA sustituido por
Las autOridades norteamarieanas 4 cansa de- aar
aabdito frances no poder los sxtraugeros ejsr'
Ger sargos pdblicos.
x".0ss despacharon.ds este puerto, 81 va
por <Villavsrdes para la Habana; para St.
Thomas via Aguadilla Ell vapor <solent,; para
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-23
SS9lnR[aI S12I5'l2{ & n58s1e5 %smta
NUEVOS Y USADOS
MARGARDA Y CO:

"a, SAN FRANClSCO H. L.
~. De Ella Nueva Bsndera, de Maya
guaz, correspondence al dia 20. sDesde la
hacienda Casey, lie erta Jurisdiction, sc con.
templaban antenoche los resplandores dc un
incendio en- el t6rmino dc las Mariaa Aun no
hsmos podido obtener detalles que nos permi
tan seilalsr el sitio del suceso
~ Dico un diario mayagiiezano: <En
la noche del 10 fu6 conduoido esta oiudad,
por Ia pareja que salio acompsilando al ssf1or
Juez de instruction, ell individuo Vicente Mo
rales y Ceballos, aprehendido en- Ailasco por
sospechs de ser uno de los miembros do las
partidas que por allf merodesn. So los asegu~
"a que el preso trato de sonsaoar la pareja
que 10 conducfa, ofreoiSndole hssta 500 pesos
para que le dsjaran escapar, de cuyo hsclo han
dado cuenta los individuos don Luis Milan y
don Enrique Lamourt, que formaban dicha pa
reja. Morales ha si3o inmediatamente inco-
municado.,
~ Deseamos yer por esta oioina & don
Enrique Jimenez, professor de taquigrafla e
idiomas. 100
~. A juzgar por los debates sostenidos en-
ell Congreso de Stuttgart, los soois]istas alema'
nss estan resue!tos oombatir con sus acuerdos
sl prcgrama sxpuesto POGO tempo hs por el
emperador para reqrimir las manifsataciones Dc
aquslloa.
~. He a4uf los detalles que enoontra-
mos en- la prensa mayagiszana del incendio dc
la fnoa "Colleras" del aeior Tornabslls, aoaeci'
do durante la noohe del dia Is. Dicho Sr. ha
bia reoibido un sn6nimo anuneikndele que serfa
inosndiado ese hermoso cafetal en- vista do cuyo
aviso pidi6 J obtuvo 81 sehor Tornabell lioen.
cia para armar hombres que 10 defendieran,
eolooando allf sinco individuos con esa mission.
A las 8 de Ia noche, lleg6 Ia partida, compues'
ia de unos 200 hombres, algunos oaballo.
Hicieron primeramente algunas dsscargas los
estableoimientos, de los ouales "a SO habian re-
tirado los oinoo guardianes. que 10 hicieron
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por el sefior Flores y sus subordinados en- la
averigusci6n do este heoho ha aldo plausible.
-. De Ella Nusva Bandera,, de Maysgies:
sHemos dido deoir que en- el caso probable do
que sl sefiol Palmer pressntara su rcnunoia del
cargo de aloalde que hoy desempsfia, serfan
candidates para oo1par ese pussto los senores
don Felipe Cusbss don Lorenzo Martinez
1rnnI Acaba de llegar nueva remesa de
lluW la celebre Harina "Leon' Los
fabricantes han mejorado mucho la ca
lidad. Es la harina mas fuerte yde mas
rendimiento que viene a Puerto Rico.
Hay siempre exstencia fresca en- ell al
macen de 4 Rauschenplat. Tetuan 18.
~ Dicen de New York, que habiendcse
declarado en- huega los mineros do Virden Qlli
nois) los propistarios do las minas pidieron
1900 marinsros & Alabama, ouando el tren
que conducfa istos llsg6 Virden, fui reoibi
do por vivas descargas Dc fusilerfa do los huel
guistas, 500 tiros fueron cambiados entire los
husIguistas J los sherifs sncargados de protegsr
& los reoien llsgados. Sc sleva una veintena
81 ndmsro do muertos de ambas parties y ha
habido numerosos heridos.
-. Para vigolisar el sistema 6seo, como
un t6nico para el cerebro y los nervios, Ia
Emulsion de Scott tiene mereoida con justicia
la aprobaoi6n apoyo de los sehores m6dicos.
eHace aios que empleo con felz resultado la
Emulsion de Scott de aceite de hfgado de ba
calao con hipofositos de cal y de sosa, en- todas
las intermediates del aparato respiratorio, ha-
biendo Observable tambisa que presta excelentcs
servioios cuando sc trata de vigorizar e sistema
6seo-Dr. F. r. de GOENAGA, Medico del
Asilo provincial de Bene6cenoia y Manicomio
de San Juan de Puerto Rico.
- La goleta eDeseada, ha traido para
esta plaza 400 sacos con harina de trigo, pro-
csdentes de Mayagusx.
-. He squf Ia orden dada por ell cuartsl gene.
raj de Ponce suprimiendo Ella Bomba,: <El pc.
ri6dioo titulado <La Bombas, editado por los
Sres. Diaz y Fleytes, queda por medic de esta
orden suprimido, por habsr publicado artfculos
difamatorios y falsos contra ell Ejercito de los
Estados Unidos, exctando al pueblo al desor'
den y & Ia vioencia contra las personas. La
circulation de este peri6dico, dc cuaquier
otro, con nombre distiDto, publoado por los
referdos as6ores, por otros relacionados con
Ella Bomba,, eata prohibda debiendo ser
arrestados los que violen esta orden. FL SER
vicio de oorreos de los Estados Unidos no po.
drs ser utilizado para el objeto indioado. El
editor qusda sometido un proceso. Sc remi'
tira oada uno de los peri6dicos una copia de
ests orden para su publication, siendo tambi6n
6jada On las ofcinas do correos y jsfatura de
policfa militar. El coronel Castleman, del
primer battalion de voluntario de Kentucky,
cuidara de que ssta orden sea obedeoids. Por
orden del Brig. general Henry, E. B. CAS-
SATT, Sub Ayudante.,
N0TIHC
The undersigned having arrived in this
sand from St. Thomas begs to offer his SER
vices az a first class Printer.
s. r. v. BEVERHOUDT.
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~ So hs constituido On Adjuntas uns
4 SAsocisci6n de Agricultores. SO jomins clos
y SHijos de Borinquen, , nos aseguran que cuen :
I t. CON mas de cien socios. La Junts Dfrectiva
20 compons do los siguientes seiiores: Presi
dente don Lorenzo Bosch; Vice. presidsnts, don
Juan Cardona; Tesorero, don Luis Irizarri;
6uplente, don Juan Crus. Bosch; Secrstario,
don Rosendo Cordero. Vocales: doctor Que
\ vedo Baes, don Zsn6n Hernandez; don Saliva.
dor Torres, don Pablo Font, don Antonio Iri.
xarri, don 1ndaleoio Eateban, don Gregorio
, Cardona 9 o, don Francsco Soto Amador
-. 50 encuentra en- ssta capital nuestro
busn amigo don Daniel w. Kearney, del CO.
mercio de Aguadilla.
-. En- las administrations de Correos de
toda 10 isla 40 admite dinero en- efectivo dando
6rdenss giros psrs los puntos que Sc desss y
que aboLa Ia correspondence administrator
dc corrsos donde reside sl destinatario. La
medids o. buena ventajosa para el pablico
ppes por treinta centavos So puedsn girar cien
dollars cualquier punto de Ia Isla.
-. Han rsgresado de la Peninsula nues-
tros buenos amigos los ssf1ores don Juan Dias
J don jose Lentini con aus distinguidas fsmi-
liss. Les reiteramos nuestros afectuosos ss-
ludos.
y. FL jefe de corrsos a quien Sc pressnto
10 conision del cuerpo de telegra6stas, a que
nos referimos anteayer, es e coronel Blachford.
hamialo Oiaz Navarro .siss: AGss's1 ss.,;, oss, Sam
Justo, ndmero ls, 20 A-lo-4
-. Lesmos On Ella Voz do Galioia, pc
ri6dico do la Corufia: <Es muy sensible que
tsngan que dar los psri6dicos suenta de cssos
como 81 que sigue: Un sargento de guerrillas
+ do (ynha "a 1laOodo q
oiudsd y cuyo nombre No hass al case, es OBJ
jsto por parte de varias personas do continues
bnrlaG El pobre hombre, traido TERRA espa-
her sido lsal la patris, protesta J
contra las demostraoiones do que es
%, sysr estuvo en- ssta redacci6n para
46sjarss de elias.
puerto, procsdsnte do Santsndsr (Espafa) el
vapor ssaturnina, con pasajeros y carga gene
ri de provisiones para esta isis.
- Do Gel PATS, do syer: <Anoche 90 CO.
1 lshr6 importsntfsims session On casa dol doctor
Barbosa. Sc dissutfan las bases polfticas y ju'
rfdicssaus 70 prssentaran 1 Ia pr6xima asam-
seE 0o1ao petioiones que debeu llsvar los CO.
dopados { Washington. Asistisron varioa
arisanos, entire sllos dos abogados, J toma7
i 4On parts On Ia discussion dando busnos souss.
JOS. Aplaudieron la convooatoria do Ia asam-
] blsa y ID tsndencia que Sc inicia, ssegursnds
que por ESQ camino pronto oonssguira Pasrto
Rico sus lsiftimos dsseos.,
-. Participan de Paris que tsnto los
B comisionados espaholes como los americanos,
% han encsrrado en- la mas absolute rsserva, =
por 70 tanto, no responde mas que 4 meras con-
jsturas 10 aventursdo por slgunos corresponds
les nortsamericanos aceroa do Ia question de
Elipinas. Sc ooments ALI mucho ell heoho do
qae grandes banqueros espsculadorss ameri.
sanos, han enviado .emisarios espeoiales Pa.
rs para que len informen telegrk6oamente de 10
\ qusAvsrigien acsrca de las de;iberaciones J
scuoraos dc la comisi6n,
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Sc ha modificado Ia formula

m De ofrecer al pdblico una preparation It'll
1segura raplda en- sus efectos, 10 que Sc com
prueba por el uso tan generalizado que Sc hacs
de ella en- toda la isla.
Con el mn de precaverse de las muchas imi.
] taciones que de esta formula Sc han becho' tC,,
yas propiedades son inferiores," debe exigirs.
que en- cada GAIA de legftima procedencia, estS
la marca de fabrica, en- Ia tapa superior un sells
que dice: DIR. N REVERON, Medico Ciruiano
Fonee, Puerto-Rico'' en- la inferior, y su frms
en q iado derecho de Ia faa exterior dc esta c.
1ita Ponce, Agosto 30 de 1896,
SO ssaas eons. o&Ss & P1apdSss q s;asntss Ss init h
he EXON hago presente, que las legftima,
son las preparadas exclusivamente en- la scredi-
tada Farmacia de VALE y CANCIO, cue son
ios depositarios de la verdadera formula, v los
nnlcos que estaa autorizados para usar mi
hre EN- 0ichaa nfldonaa ~
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LA VELOCE= =
C0MpHNIH de VAp0RES ITHLIAN0S.

Un de a Compaha excen cncon pasa lgara
Ponce del al 10 de cd tomar carga para Saint Thomas
Santa Cruz de Tncr Gnova Nipos Veneca ivomo 1ies
sao nmen Thomas Santa Cruz de Icne Geneva, Ma
poles Barcelona via Gtnova Para SThoma admte 3a c
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-23
-RRBCIOS DE PHSHJES


Cascd distnguda Ia
Saint-Thomas frances so
Santa de TeneIif frances $50 600 frances. $50
$50 600 -
Barcelona via Geneva " -
Napoes y $50 600 - $50
NOTA-E Rosario
tenen ca dinguida cuestan la ca f 100
Para nomes generates drisre sus Congnatar Ponce
sJsle Goafa 4 20, s, me
Hosto octubre
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-11

Why is it that one man is old and do
crepit at as, and another hale and hearty
at s07 1t depouds on the care he takes Of
himself Oheu q MANS body gets out Of
repair-t]:e trouble crews until it lays
him out in bed. Whenever man feels
that he is not as we'll as lie ought to BIS,
whenever lie is listless, without energy
and without vitality, whenever he fluids
that lie is losing weight aud that his srdil.-
nary work gives him undue fatigne. he
needs DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dissolve.
cry. If he keeps on working with his
liver Inactive and his blood iIrpure4 he
keeps his norycs and lis body un1drs q
constant nervous strain. lie will not lie
hearty when he is old. The Golden
Medical Discovery" cures many so called
diseases because nearly all illness springs
from the same thing-bad digestion and
consequent impure blood. The Discovery
makes the appetite good, the digestion
strong, assimilation, easy, aud the blood
rich aud pure.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-11
Dcafness Cannot he Cured.

by local application as they cannot reach
tile diseased portion Of the ear. There IS
only ono way to cure deafness, aud that 1s
bv constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inRamed condition Of the
mucous lining Of tho Eustachian TUBE
When this tube is infamed you have .
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the
result, and unless the inflammation can
be taken ont and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing Will be destroy.
cd forever, nine cases out of oyery ton are
caused by Catarrb, which is nothing bnt
an inllauled condition Of the mucous
surface.
s.We will give One Hundred Dollars tor
a1y case of Deafness caused by catarrla)
that c;.uuot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; FREQ.
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Q.
Sold by Druggist, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are The best
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Mlllc Raising In The South.

As to why Southern faunsra ,s f,r,rrs
do not raise more mules by retaiuiny a
number Of mares and breeding then, to
Jacks and keeping for work, as we'll as
breeders, is, again, because, Of tho all
cotton slavery; aud, fartl,er. because Of
their own telling, shiitless, careless way
ot;sa!sine care, or no. care, sc their work.
alSek, Maug farmers tnrn tbcir woyk,
s51sss ortijisl borsy fields aid SnaDebrakos
lto' EGHs MN living al wint9r, witt!
ot,tnn t,.,ll,. u a;;nl. olo,. To
drill fs ~ ifst tia,,f ,aa.,t "a l,,odd ,na,e
2cNn ol5a1re. GottonsAts Z He i,olis and leascs
'hrs M n.failing a,nenagoguo, chis9ing
rains about as effective as cotton stalks,
sink holes are death traps i'll all the cane
brakes; l|onghed ridges fatal to a horse
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-11
Resolutions OF rte Cc5pce Bar,
on Death Ct Judge +. Il. Farrar.

To the Honorable President and Mem
bors Of the Bar.
We members cf the committee
appointed by your Hon body to draft
suitable Resolutions, expressive Of the
sense Of the Bar, on the death Of our late
Conrade, Judge Frederic H. Farrar the
Nestor Of cur Bar, beg leave to submit the
following:.
Whereas our heavenly Father has seen
fit to remove from among us to q greater
and higher sphere of usefulness our lalnen-
ted brother Frederic H. Farrar, aud
whereas he has gone from MS full of years
and full OF honors, and whereas wo grieve
at parting with him forever, still we low
humbly to the great call that is inexor-
able and which sooner OF LATER will fall
upon each ofus.
Therefore be it Resolved, That in tho
death of Frederic II. Farrar, the bench and
bar have lost an able ju1ist: counselor, and
advocate, the protest. n an able, learned,
cultured, honorable, courteous gentleman,
the State an upright, high toned pa
tsiotic citizen, aud his family kind,
tender, affectionate, Christian husband
and father.
!, Resolved, Thatto his bereavcd family
, We tendor our sincere sympathy ia their
sorrow.
Resolved, That these Resolutions be
spread npon the Minutes Of Court, that
copies be sent to 'sTho True Democrat
. ard Pointe Coupoe Banner for publication
. and tlata copy be forwarded to Mrs.
) Judge T. Fl. E4rrar and family ut st.
Francisville, Louisiana.
Respectfully submitted,
(siyned) l.. b. Claiborne,
Y Olivier o. Proyosty,
. Robt, Sempel.
This the 2ud day OF Juno 1883, the Hon
I 14tl, Judicial District Court in and fol
} the parisl, of Pointe Coupoo, State Q
!, Louisiana was duly opened pursuant t.
Y adjournment. His honor
E.R, Talbot,
!, Judge presiding.
: tits ordered that tho above Resolution
: adopted by the members Of the Bar 0
!, this parish 90 the LIST day Of June 1898 b
e. spread on the Minutes Of this Court, an
copies be sent The rrue Democrat an
:, % Pointe Conpec Banner and to slrs, J1ds
Il, II. Farrar.
A truo copy
Pointo Coupoc, Juuo 2nl 1898,
y, II. P. Ledoux,
!. Clerk Of ronrt
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-11

1t is all open secret, that "tho pretty
wedding" wo referred to some weeks ago
as likely soon TO take place was that Of
Mr.. Willis L. Forester and Miss Minnie
G. Weber. The date is now set for June
22nd, at the home Of Mr. E. L. Newsham,
but OH account Of recent family bereaye-
ment Will be quiet atf;jr. The prospcc
tive groom is q rising yonug druggist of
the firm of Kilbourne & Forester and is a
young man Of marked intelligence, bust
moss ability and probity of character,
Miss Weber is one of tie most lovely and
charming young ladies this parish has
ever produced. The match is in every way
a happy one, and we are sure that the
handsome young couple will in themselves
furnish, all tue requirements for our gre
diction of IA pretty wedding"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-11

Stanton College, Natchrz Miss,
will hold it's closing exercises, ju"e
18th. 1898. We were favored With
III invitation.
The St. Francisviilo Graded Sci'ooi
holds it's closing exercises, Friday ovon'ng'
Juue 17tl at Pythisn Hall. An interesting
program has been prepared consisting ct
y play, etc and the teachers have spared no
paius to make it "worth while" Tor Tue
rare.,ts aud friends Of tho children to ce'
vote this evening to them.
An admission fee of 10 cts Will te
charged for adults ard children. ifo-
ceods to 20 towards school library.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-11
Two Nilicns a Year.

When people buy, try, and buy again, !, it
means they're satisfied. The people IN the
J7n;tnd States arc now buying Cascar-g
cts CANDY Cathartic at the rate OF TIVE:
million boxes year audi it will b. three
million before, New Year- u means
merit, proves tbatCascarets are tho sao -
deljpRttul bowel regulator for everybody
the year round. All druggists Ice, 200
SOC, a box, cure guaranteed.
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WAR NEWS.

1fyou want exclusive, direct, fresh anu
reliable war news, read The Ti1ncs-Demo-
crat, presenting III its exhaustive record
Of current events all the war news fur
nisbed by tho special staff correspondents
Of the New York Journal, tile .New York
World, Associated Press and the leading
newspapers in the country. Only 81 q
month. Now is the time to sucscripe.
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE

h lLSlfSVN hSO L %<AL1A
Mrs S. McGcIee of st. Louis left for
home Wednesday.
Mrs. g. l.. White has returned from a
visit to New Orleans and Shreveport.
Miss Leila Wicker passed through town
Monday, on tho train gaing to Slaughter.
Mrs. J. w, Brandon spent two days in
town, this week.
Mrs. Evans Of Mississippi is making
visit to herncphew G. W. Isom.
Miss NJ IL String has returned from a
pleasant visit 10 Baton Rouge.
Mrs. W. r. Hall returned to her home
in keacllic, Monday, after a lengthy visit
to relatives here.
Mr.. Harry Styles while here on business
was the guest of his relatives, tue Mont
gcmery family.
Mrs. Mary Trico Of Shreveport IS Ill
town, the appreciated guest Of Mrs. F. Fl.
Tenpey. 81.
Mrs. w. L. Stirling has returned from
New Orleans. Miss Belle T Leake of that
city accompanied her for visit to rcla-
tivcs in this parish.
Mrs. +. NJ. Davidson returned Fri
day from skert visit to Mrs. II. V.
Germany, of Cinclare.
Mr.. Chas Henderson and Eamily,'of Lam
rel Hill attended the +. L. G. l. concert
Wednesday night of last week.
! Miss Sadie Ellis has returned from de-
! lightfll stay Of some months in New Or
leans. Her little niece, Mary Ellis Leako
came up with her.
Judge I.awrason and w. A. Porter, in
tho interval between their legislative du-
ties spent it with tker respective families
i'll this parish.
Miss Belle Lcake left Tuesday for New
4 Orleans. Her trip North has been hasten
ed, and she will loave or the 18th for Nov
York. She will srenda greater part o
the time in I.itchtela, CT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Percy left Wed
ncs,lay for Cooper's Well, where they 6
for the kcaefit Of Mrs. percy's health. J
II. Percy accompanied :hc,n to soc hi
, parents comfortably settled.
Dr.. J. 4. Wallet of Hopo Villa LOT
Thursday, after q visit hero to his wifi
f and little daughter, who are guests Of I
w. Tenlpel.
! Wednesday, thcre was quite q party n
turning from commencement at sil!ima
Inst. Clinton La, viz: Mrs. Thos Butte
u an, two daughters, Misses Sallie an
Annie. Mrs. G. II. Phillips Of Lakeland an
daughter, Miss Amelia, Mrs. A. Muller an
y Miss Bottle Muller, Mrs. Willie Perkins I
Laurel Hill and daughters, Siis. and Nil
Eulo Brooks, Mrs: Muse and Miss Ccci!
Misses TiIle Reed and Mabel Leak
$: Messrs j. r. Matthews, S.. Reed, j. eiu
IL ley, III. and N, Phillips.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-11

Hiss Raynham's. soboo] closes June 18th
with an informal exhibition that morning
ut her school!.ouse. The following day,
june 18th, tho pupils will be treated to y
picnic, which will be given at Sheriff
Clack's some miles from tOwr, lie having
kindly accorded that hospitality t" Miss
Rayli]an,, ller pupils and their friends.