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VIM. j. Bryan has spoken in no

VIM. j. Bryan has spoken in no
sunccrtain tone with regard to the
rapidly growing desire OF ooHques,
III America breasts, fed by the
recent successes in tie East aud
West Indies. LIE thinks that al!
the territorial acquisitions gained
by this war should be disposed Of
at it's close, as to retain then would
be in direct opposition to the spirit
OF American institutions. This is
not a popular view to take, but it is
~ .DeMccratic,an American one. We
are no admirer of MIR. Bryan, but
certainly in this Instance he has
spoken AZ a true American, hand,
lug down the faith as it was receiy-
ed from tho fathers OF American
liberty. Farewell to the republic,
it the policy of aggression and con-
quest be pursued farther than the
natural sequence Of war. I,he dan
ger is a grave one, and each man
must look at the matter seriously
ant, make mp his MIND It's to which
side be will stand,as there will come
"a time when q choice will needs be
made betweeA our present institu-
items aud an imperiatistic govern.
ment, which will stand armed and
.pauop'ieA for conquest and yet
more conquest.
Far he it from us to deWeciate
the present glorious achievements
of American arms. 1t casts honor
upon our country and its soIdiery,
issnt ii these stirring events only i'll
sssire to imperialism, then the Span.
ISL Wat will ba the greatest misfor-
tuno that ever befell our country.
Let all true Americans stand as ome
mall to repcl This most inSi,lious
zoe of all unworthy ambit ion--if
they love their country and its Tree.
altal.
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'SucCeSS;on &asc.
6-t1n SO

State Of TO isiana Parish Of West Fell
c;ana, l$tl, Jn.ttcia! District Court.
Succession 81 B. Falrcl!y No. 432.
By vrtuc OF commission to me directed
by the Hon l3li, judicial District Court
in The above styled and numbered s,,ccosf
sion, will sell at public auction at tue
iront door Of the Court iioute in st.
Frmr;svillc, on
Wednesday June END, 1898
at l!o hour Of II O'clock 4. IN. tle follow
ing described property to vic: -
ONO lot OF rouad and improve
me,rts, fronting on lie soud. sid.
OF Main street in lower 81. Francis
vile, adjoining the railroad, bounded CT
one Stale by tire property Of Mrs, kettis
now occupied by Joseph Stern will,
'vory stable, and and on tho other sid'
by the rail road, also tho small Stock &
uossls i,v.n;o,ie,l il, said Succession
Terms Of sale cash with tic Gc!2t!t o
E'a2praismeHt.
| J. II. CLACK, Sheriff,
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Clerks !Sot;cs.

Slate Of! Louisiana, Par 81 OF West Telici
ana, l5il Jul. Dist CnN;t Succession Of
Ovid Bell decd 10 2,G
Notice IS Hereby given, that tie Anal
account aud taNieayx of distribution o.
tic a,,m;uistra.r;x the above mum bGrtd
and sij;Ectl succession has been I;le,! IN lie
clerks oiiico Of sad court, and same will
be duly hom"lo:;atel in so i;tr as not op-
posed after tho legal delays.
+. +. Converse,
6-t1no Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25

The Felic;aua Oil Mil closed u ,ncccss-
FIJI season, "Wednesday morning THIS is q
business enterprise tl"t employs much
labor, and puts good deal of money in
circulation. II ;aat once felt when the
wears run is over, What We now need is
something to give employment to labor
in t!a Interval between this an't tl;c 90,
toni licking season.
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St. Johns Nay.

"Ali worK and 10 play makes Jack 4
dull boy' is an a?horis,n deg"'iiad hy age,
and the Masonic brethren OF Lodge 30 81
eye,'ertly acted Oh the same principle IN
their extensive preparations FORA grand
celebration Of that day IN the calendar,
June ~, allotted to t!eir patron saint, St.
john. The progrem:ls comprised lectures,
comforting Of degrees and u banquet.
Nci!,hboring lodges were invited to par.
ticipate, bnt SIS it cilancsd, previous ar
engagements prevented tho acceptance
Of these Invitations, ti,ous.. q number Of
individual members from Jackson Lodge
were Oh hard.
It is not given 70 the press tn reveal
what went Oh within tile guarded pre-
c.ncts Of their loAge-room, except the
more fact that there were excellent lee
lures ont|:e three drgrecs Of Masonry
The Worshiyful Master, d. a. T. Easrow
lecturel on tle first degree; J. Rcvel
Matthews, on tho second; aud Or. Enmst
McKowen OF Jackson Oh the third. Only
wcarcrs Of the white apron know what
,ley said, but the mana, OF these gentle
men indicate how ably they fulfilled the
laty assigned them.
Capt Geo. paekwoo;!, p. G. NJ. made ::
pleasant bat short address.
The first degree had previously been
conferred upon ORC candidate, and i" the
interval between The lectures and t!,e
banquet, DR.. Mckowcu kindly initiated
the lodge into tho mysteries Of tho size
degree, :My Faycrite Son john"
After the exercises were closed, the
Masons marched from their lodge room to
Pythiau Opera House, where the banquet
was laid. Tho Masonic ladies had the
largo hall in readiness, wisli tastessl
decorations of flowers and evergrcens,
and q beut',ilml provision for an elegant
rcpast. Tie ceiling was crnamented with
.,arlandi. wh.ch met in the centre, where
. largo "'of bldc was suspended. The
tables were arranged III L shape, an,i wore
atiractively laid with covers for 50 per
sons, At each plate Wa; Il boutoniere CON-
posed OF sweet peas a!'l a goraninn loaf,
while down The centre Of the table we;,
set pot piauts ANA low dishes Of flowers.
The menu Included red fish turkey, rra,
pig, chicken, ilaln, salads Of chicken
potato and shrimp, olives, jelly, cake and
ice cream, coffee. There was an abun.
dance of white ana olaret wine. Toasts
were drunk, tie Worsllipful Master &C.
ting as toast ,nastor. Dr.. l.. MckcWcr
and Capt PackwooA made toas.1s, besides
u number Of ct!io.s, all apropos to the
occasion or to local subjects. j. r
Matthews offered toast to Tie laIio;
who had done 50 much 10 make the dinner
success.
There were fourteen visitors form Jack
son, ono from tie Plains, not to monio"
the distinguished Mason, Capt Packwool
who indicated how successful tho ce:cbri,.
ton WIS by requesting Lodge No 81 tt
celebrate again, so llo could retuln and bs
with them.
Cool company and fcast;ng are in them.
selves assurculy tho clements Of an enjoy
able affair, and these wore not lacking at
the dinner OIL juno *. We congratulate
the MasOns and the ladies'.
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The clinrlishDcss which Coryera
now displays leads one to doubt if
his ,maguanimous Overtnres when
-Hobson and his companions were
first captured were really so sincere
us they seemed, 1t is moro likely
that his act was to lina oES the
>encmy's strength aud that a!our.
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.no1cc.---.nS,.,-.-...,....
Gen Skaters army OF irvas:,

Gen Sha!'e,'s army Of INVASION,
consisting OF sixteen thousand
men, has been safely landed
ut Baiqnir, sixteen miles east
OF Santiago. Sampson bonn bard
ell twenty miles Of coast ana d.
yorted tire attention OF the Span
iardS 50 that resistance was weak.
Advance on Santiago will at once
be made, but it is thought that The
enemy will contest every inch of
the way. The possession of tie
coral road to tho beSicged city is
lhe key to the occupation Of sane.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25

A big bail at py5i'ia hallf for tie fourth
of July is cn the tapis II will bo II patri-
otto demonstration. US tho costumes and
decorations arc to be Of red, white and
blue, which will afford not only Il iino OPP
portun;ty for display Of patriotism but o:
clever combinations OF the three great
American eo!ors. Tho idea is u good one.
end we wish The cred, White aid Blue
DalW success.
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SEsUi:T CUTS.
4 In every instance, the Cubans
grove good fighters.
.-~-. -o &. csl.-
Among tIle brilliant cunps Of the

Among Tie brilliant con!,s Of the
war Will not be numbered the
A!!o3k:nle OF Havana at Ike trout,
and lowing tie coast open in The
rear, WHENCE supplies for the city
have como in, and even q theatrical
troupe 'nrpnb'ic amusement during
she period Of the peaceful siege.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25

1T IS urged that the exchange o!
li"oson is no. permitted because he
KNOWS too much concerning the
i rlt!jaations Of Santiago. Ii these
Notifications have been destroyed
by the American vessels, as the
"tsaily press has been repo:tin!; ',l
weeks, then Hobson has nothing to
Eteh.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25
SOCIAL GLUE.

4 full ''gA;horns Of the clan" enj Eyed
the hospitality Of Miss Oriana rl!et,
Tuesday afternoon. Mics Lucy Wall was
q SPECIAL ssest On this occasion. The
prizes 1T cards were won by Miss En- 10
Brooks and Mrs. L. Stocking respectively
Tic next meeting will lie Lcla'st Mrs.
Sidney pe%cll's
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l7(>lJ n DIR I

ehayc opened II thoroughly equipped
':'st;::t.c si;s:: and Brass Foundry, and
are prepared to Go Ill work in our lino at
short notice. Gar *;ac!a:ty putting new
saws into gin Stands. Also tisins with a
new improved Carver gin saw iicr.
We "rc especially prepared to sharpen
all ~'ws,in gin stands, aud 1cla'r. same
Work guaranteed. Gei'ural repairs Oh
gin houses 1os.c. Estimates for SAM,
chee.ful]y FURNISHED,
Engines, Boilers, eins, gott"a-rresses
Sugar Mills, Boiler and Sheet Iron work /:
speciality
Chas. Mcydcrt,
d .Eayoa Cara. la,
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Eacrtyiv Hlaa;s SsnfN,

Clean blood means Il clean skin. No
beatty without it. Cascarets Candy Ca
thurtic clean yo1.v blood and keep it clean
by stirring up tho lazy liver aud driving
all impurities iro:n the body Begin to-day
to MuiSh pin,p1es, hoils, h!ctch"s, black
beads and that sicxjy bilious complex
ion by taking Cascarcts,-beanty 1or'ioA
cents. AL cr'sssgists, satisfaction s"ar''n-
tcsl, ice, 25c 5Cc.
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Two IIillGIs 4 Year.

When people buy, try, and buy again, it
means they're satisfied. The people i'll the
Uu;ted States are now buying Cascar
cts Candy Cathartic ut the rate Of two
million boxes q vcar audit will be three
million bcfor8 Now Year 1t means
merit, proves thatCascarcts are the most
delightful bowel regulator for everybody
The year round. All druggists l0c, 25c,
soc, % box, cure guaranteed.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25

A negro, named WIN. Stevens, probably
drunk, foil fro:na wagon, near Clcnden-
MINIS store, Monday last, and fatally injr:.
ed his head. l[o was taken in a dying
condition to the before mentioned store,
where he shortly after died from c,acus-
sion Of the brain.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25

A colored woman, fainiii;nly known a.
bout town as "Crazy Jane WAS taken 10
the Asylum by J. ". Ard. this woe@, The
children whom she tcrlorizei Will breathe
u sigh ofrelief.
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e. e.; ;a;l:a1'gg "ll :.
cf tie
- l,QDaai a l; 1 !
Entirely Cured,

All catarrhal troubles, which nave
t. cir origin 10 scrofulons tainis i'll lie
blood, are promptly and permanently
cured By Hoods sarsAparil'a, which
has wonderful power 10 purify and
enrich tho blood. Read this:
"My oi3ter-in-lew was sick for cs7orsi
years With what vas called catazTa OF
the stomach. She was not able to Cal and
could not 90 her work; and at times was
confined TO her bed. She decided to take
Hoods Sarsepa--iia.aa a:,d it .aas cured her.
She Is now in perfect health" H.
BaAsUEa, Baker, Louisiana.
II You have decided to take Hoods Ser
saparil!a do not bay any other Instead.
IA - ZIP e. Sa1sa,
is the bost in fact tic One True Blood lufer,
All druggists. 81; Six for: s.. Get on; Eco1 j.
49, =, 7,.,,- cure Liver lis; easy to
F.. ElOC;i > @sa!S t;.ke, easy 20 GNcratc. :ae.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25

Est'ny roises to be legal must be pub
i;s'cd in tho official journal of The parish
says the Police Jury Code. The attention
9! magistrates and that Of tho public
generally is called to this matter.
TRUE Democrat.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25

Prof J. n. Angi;n has about decided to
REMAIN leye this suEamer. Yie!:.ing to
request he will teach class OF boys,
anxious to advance in thuir stil:lio;, tJr a.
fow hours each Guy.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-06-25

James (.lacis and lIsnry Tenptl Tot
his morning to join the ona!''so'y'l'e
Artillery.
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I yyo tsaDers fox the price
Of ONE, And a val.sas
bic Book Free to
Subscribers Keep PO3t-
ed About Southern
DEVELOPMENT.
HayeloymeNt.

We have arranged to send the TRUE
DEMOCRAT and the Southern Messenger,
for $l.75. The Messenger is devoted to the
upbuilding of Southern interests, as well
as furnishing desirable reading for the
family; storiss, Ladies News Fashion
Reading, hints to Farmers, Humorous DO
partment, Poultry sc. Its columns will
be open to all subscribers who have inior-
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readers. Besides the two papers for the
above named sum, wewill send as a
premium q ssTreatise OH tue Horse and
His Diseases" This is a book Of fifty
Illustrations, and will prove Of great val
nc to far,uers. Subscribers paying for
one year will have The papers aud premium
sent them.
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GsEoF QUE acEsrEsT STATE SEEN.

Mr.. A. X. Hawkcs--Dcar Sir: The
paatiscor;c glasses you furnished NE s',nc
tine since have given excellent saIisiaa.
tiui. haze tested them by use, and
mrst say they are unsurpassed in clearness
and hiiIIiancy by any that have eve,
Nsru. Respectfully, Gen. John y. Gordon,
49, i,x-Goy Of G:..
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II. Grader is putting down wsli for J.
Freyhan & Co, near the gin.
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Miss Lnc..!ic .Ia; kson went to Lindsay
Wednesday 70 yi5;; her c"asins, the Miss
Mc..owt.;a.
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VIGIL. AN +.

BY Tom Hal. Sire Of Little Brown rs
Il 81, Brown Hal 2. II 1-2, and Hni p!ss.
er2. q IL, Star Pointer, worhl isss
1. so. a.
lst dam, BESSIE by John Billiard, Jf
dam the"C"go Alexander Mare,sss
natural paccrand dam Of speedy ~,
john billiard, Jr. by John Di1lara, RI;
dams PM Thompson, 2. l64;; Repat,iI
2. ~, and Mcleod 9. 254!: tue dam II fs
billiard, Jr, Bclitouns|er Ind dan, byiy
Messenger; Sd dam hy John RundolnS'
V1s'la aa record at Woodyille EirI|
Vigilant is now ten years old, 16, h..,
high, and will serve q limltods numbaI
mares for the season 1898, at myplant,a
near st. Traneisvillc, Ia.
YslR3;S $500
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EVE SIGHT TEG C, r RE E
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S, Mr. Hawkes. las thc modern aprli-
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bly, adjusted glasses to IKE eyes Of mo:c
people of national and international fame
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was established IN 1870.
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EYE: = TRAIN

is often the cause Of headache, ,,iZ%ii.ess
nervousness and tlimi,ess OF vision. This
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CA11YlOV.-I wcrld caution tho pub
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In reckoning up the advantages OF gas az a
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