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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Observation-Disclosures Congress @aDs
r1ttt0 Nr6fiOc0t.

SMl Ou@VUeSIClul IulIU III lltut,E IElYSnIp~
fiinf3igften @on9reb in Ieinem Safe bic pole
3a6l bon neun3ig Mitglieoern aufpeiien, oa
in ben StaatsgeieBge6ungen DON @dlifornien,
uta6 unb 9elapare bpr Nblauf Der
@iB~ungsperiobe feline Nabl gu Stanoe fam
unb in penniplbanien in Solge bes Sig5nz
Times bes Quan Elm G6nli4er SehlT4tag
bro6t, unb elm @ouberneur in Iothen SdQen
fem Re6t CUR 8eitneiligen NusFiqan5 Der
Slide bat, Nber na9 3uoerIdiiger 8eredz
nungen pirb bennob bic @olbpd6rung I'M
Senat cine feite ~m6eoingte Me4rheit bon As
neutrality-suspicious. ba5en, po3u
nod einige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tonz
men, bor MIen Der trsffli6e GofferD BON
2outIiana, Der gum Slid nod 3nei Senatsz
ia6re bOr fib bat.
SeoenfaIs ite6t's betreffs Der &dhrunJsz
fra9e i'm Senat oes ie4sunoTinF5igIten@On
greies pett beIer al8 i'm @enat 0e3 flint
un0finf3ig1ten @ongre1es; benin I'M Sen1t
bes leBteren iiberipogen ia Die @earer reiner
Golopdbrung, SIM N6geOrDnetsn3tule be5
ie6Sunbfiinf5igfen @Ongre7ts 1T bic Mehrz
beit Der 8utgeloleute freili9 ni9t 10 grDB
ME in benz oes Dor6e-9egangs1on 0aules,
immerbin aber fir ale prattti&en ,3lpede
6tnrei6eno. limb aub nod i'm Senot oaS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @On8reffes tperosn Die
@olDIeute Die M}e9rbeit BADEN, pd6renb iiber
Die 3ufam:nenfebung bes Nbgeor0netenDauz
fes 0es ite6enunbfiinf3igiten @onqrefe5 na=
tiirli6 ert bic Nationaltpablen pom Sabre
1900 entI6eiben nerben.
4ngeii3ts Der 3ufammen1ebung be5 feds
un6 fiinf5igiten @ongre1es tpiiroe e5 fir Die
repu6litanif6e partei teinerlei l5ntl6uIoiz
gung ge6en, penn Tie ni9t in Der erTttn S:Iz
fion bes Ie6sun6finf5igiten GongreIe5 enOz
li9 bic @dbrungsreform pornd5ms unb
our9 S9ti6tung ber1el6en, Diefe gauge
Gruae aus Der politit entfernte.
prGIibent Mc8inlep freilid), Der obne oa5
@utgelOprogramm ME un0 nimmer Die prdz
1iDenti9aft erlangt 6Gtte, {6eint biefe 9oNpt=
frage, auf Der er in Ieinen un3d6ligen Gam
toner Geoen pdbre1o Des lebten Yrdilhen-
tenma6ltampfes 10 eifrig 6erumritt, UNI
bur9 Nbieie Geittiinite bic unentbe6rlifen
Stimnen aIer @utgelOIeute gu 6etomnen,
por Iuuter n8eglidun9 Der 94tlippinen"
pie er ben ~blutigen &rteg Bel Manila nernt,
gdn3li3 bergei1en gu BADEN. lteber bic 9Giftl
feiner Nmts3eit 1T iebt 6ereits b%ori6er, unh
ME fat er felt ieinem Nmtsantritte einen
ernitlihen 8erfu& in Der &ibtung Der
8d6rungsreform gema4t, Die ibm cine
3eit lang 3ugei6rie6ene Abii6t, in ben nd6s
item Monoten cine auBerOrOentli6e Sefiior
bes neuen gongrefes gu 6%erufen, bamit bic
Ter Dor 1einer i'm 9e3em6er 6eginnenben re-
getmdBigen Iangen, Bis in ben nd9iten prGz
Iibententpablfumpf acknowledgment GeIiion
Die @dbrungsfrage e%rlebige, i4e;nt Mc&in:
lep gdnali4 perf4piBt gu 6abeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

Der 1T nun biefer Meni9, tpelder 10
plump Mmerifa f9meifelt unD 10 BRETT bic
4merifaner ais @4ilbfnappen gnglanbs auf
alien BON biefem benDtbigten ober beanIprl11z
ten 9anbelsftraBen in NnIpru@ n;mmt?
8eim Musbru9e unIeres a~merifaniiben
@iirgerfrieges tpar Wpl1elep englt16er
Sberit nit &riegserfabrungen cuS Dem
&rimtriege unb aus benz i1bii9er Sepopz
aufltanbe. Nls u i'm Nobember 1861 tpez
gen Der Wegna6me bes englii9en Oampfsr3
n3rent" unD Der auf i6m befinblider 3ebelz
%lengeIanbten SlibeG unb MaIon our4 bas
amerifanii@e &rie9s16iff San Sacinto"
unter GdpttGn Wtltes bic bebentliGe 5panz
nurg 5ptfGen ben Ser. Staten uno 8rpBz
britannien 6egann ,ba tpurbe @olielep bonn
engltI6en &riegsminiiterium nah Canada
gei3tdt, Tim bort 8orte6rungen fir ben San
zines &rie9es gegen bic Ser. Staaten gu tref=
fen. 9tefe Senbun9 an ii4 bercdtigt uns
nt4t 81 8ortpitrfen gegen WDlieleD, benin er
ge6or4te babel einfa@ ieinen Obersn. Op9
tpioerpdrtig muB jeOen treuen amerttanii6en
8iir9er Die @ebdfigfeit beribren, pel9e
8OlieIep bamals in Canada ge9en Die Ser.
Staaten an BEN Sag Ie9te, audi nad0em Die
rSrent" z8ei4i4te biplomatif4 9eidli4tet
mar.
lin ieinen SAB gegen bic Ser. Staaten
mod lne6r 81 bet1dtigen, b~erfigte ii9 @olz
felep fogar in Die Observation-Disclosures in @ir=
ginien unb that bort nit ben &ebeGengenez
ralen i40n = gum 9obne auf Die nun tpieDtr
frteblt4en 8e3ie6u1gen 5pii4en Der Union
unb @nglanb. WG6renb bes gan3en Ser
laufS %unieres 8iirgertrieges mar er banr
unter ben bielen %giftigen englif6en Sei1Oe1
Der l1ntOn elmer Der aller9tftigiten.
Man9e iener tperttbdtigen engliI6en 8iftz
midel f9Gmten ii9 bolb mad 8eenOigung bee
8iir9ertrieges bod ibrer i4dnOli6cn Bartetz
nu6n1e fir Die Sflapen6alter z0febellion. M6e1
Wplielep fubr nod 3~tpan5ig Sabre fort, @ift
8e9en Die Union unb lire 9el0en 3u ipriBen
@r t6at Dies namentli9 unter Der Mtasfe BEG
Observation-Disclosures in angeblihen miGitdrz
piiieni4aftii9en 8ritifen, in lrel6en er
itatt unparteiif9 bic beiberIeiti9en frie9eri=
i4en %2eiItungen i'm 8iirgerfriege gu beIpres
4e1. %etnIeitig bic S6aten Ter 3ebeQengenez
rals auf Soften Der 1nionsgenerale berberr>
li9te.
Gang niebertrG4tig ber1abm Ii9 bieIer eng
ltiGe SriegspfufAer, pel4er trob Der gro5er
i6m CUR Gerfiigung geiteuten Mittel ben 6el=
Den @oropn in @bartum Dem Ma6bi oreisz
ge8eben bat, Defenders gegen ben 9eG0en bon
Sort 9Oneli on, 8idsburg, Chattanooga
uno bonn Nppomattor; ia nod als @rdnt ben
beroii4en 8ampf nit Der f9redliden Iobes=
&rantbeit fii6rte, riB 8olielep, Der a1s Sc
neral nibt pert6 mar, ibm bic @dubriemer
gu III len, i'm in Ieinen r&rititen" I9md6lid
beruuter.
So etpas bergiBt elm gutter ul1b treuer
dmerifanif9er giirger niemals! Mber unie=
rem beuti9en ameritanif4en Smpsrialiiter
oiintt bas ieBige beu4lerii4e un6 I4mei4=
lerti4e britif3 felbIfii6tige @er6en DieIez
WoLielsp um bic amerifanii9e 6reunb19aft
10 fiiB pie benz 8dren Der 9onig!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Die S1nma1t 11nele Sam's 9e9en
Ole &rNnS.

Der md9tige l1ncle Sam, nel9er feline
gepalti9en 0Gnbe iiber'5 Neltmeer aus
iiredt, Inn fernen Snlelbepo6nern einen 8e>
griff BON @efeB unb Orbnung gu geben, lit
glei9pobl in ieinen eigenen bier Wdnben
ma9tlos unb auBer StanDe, menn ni6t bic
Srbnung, 10 bo9 bas @eieB aufreht gu er@
6alten.
unb 5tpar leinem eigenen determining 3uz
folge. 9enn iein iuriitif9er 8eiratb unO
8ertreter, Der S6erbunbesanpalt So9n IS.
9riggs, bat ioeben bic f4riftli4e limb amt
li3e @rflGrung abgegeben, buB l1ncle Sam
ben pie Pil3e aus Dem 8oben i9ieBenben
Sruits niAt 81 2ei6e 9eben tann, es lei oenn
lie legen benz internationalen ober 3pi19enz
itaatltben 9anoel 8ei6rdntungen uuf. @lne
9erbinpung poer Elm Sruit sur Nufre4ter=
baItung zines M~Onppols in Der Sabritation
zines 2ebenSbe6iirfnihes fdQt, linn 5ufplge,
atdt unter bas S6ermanz@efeB un0 fam
tur9 bic 8unOesgeri9te ni9t. mterbriidt
lperben. 0as iei i'm Sabre 1894 in elmer
&lage gegen ben 3ufertruit entf9ieben tporz
ben, unb ale bic ieBt 9ebiIbeten 3ruits ieien
auf glei4er 9runbluge pie Der 3udertruit
auf9ebalt, unb besbalb Der 8un0esgeri6ts=
bartlett ni4t u~nterporfen, @egen ie tDnlre
nur bon 9taat5pegen eingef4ritten tperben.
SIN llebrigen meint er, baB biefe groBsn
Observation-Disclosures Dem 2anbe i'm NQqez
meinen t~peniger @efubr brG9ten. aGs ben
2euten, tpel&e ii3 p~erleiten IieBen, ibr @sla
b~inein3uiteden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
Sin 6eGh m 9ienFe Der @ifz

Sin 6eGh m 9ten IT. Der mil
fenf9aft lit Der 9iener beg 9emif6en
9ubpratortums DER @eslepan l1ntoerIitGt in
Mi0OletOipn in Connecticut, ieinem Na11en
sufolge elm 0eutI9er, s. Siterberg. Gr bat
ft9 reun Sage lang in einen 8aiten einiper@
rem lafen, UNI benz profeRor Nttpater Sc
legenbeit gu geben, genau gu me1en, pie oiel
8Grme Die beri4ieOenen Na6rungsmittel,
tpie 3uder. StGrte, 4lbunin ETC., pber Reiss
mittel pie Nltobpl, i'm meni9li9en &0rper
entpideln, uno peI4en Ndbrpertb lie babsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

mir Ques elm, I'm es bur4 ben 9turm
6inOur9 gu fitbren gum eige1len Nopl
%un1erer neuen 0eimdt6. Iu9 Rmier Wohl.
unD @a6ripru9 lit uno bleibt: 9altet feit!
@olt fait, S%ungens!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

SeebeGb S@1ep bat bic fGottendrotz
lt8e tDrper1t4e unterfu91ng,
Der er It9, ben Slottenregeln gemGB, ultter=
perfen muBte, UNI elmer b06eren Stang
einnebmen gu @fDnnen, gliidli3 betanbea.
$r 1T eben leibli9 10 fer%nssfuno tpte 8eiitig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29

Mbommetne ntSspretSe.
an Chicago bur9 bic Grdesr iu's 9ans ssEisSsSA
GndebIntf Der mcbe
Fdoli6e Quseobs unb .Esr a8eRen' pet Bs%s.. 0.SO
SagIths auseabe per Sabr 90
unb Ser Weiten" ............ 104o
Ser msteu" Der Sabr....."... {. ..".". H0
RD66entIi&e Gusgabs per SGbr....--~..". SoV
RusBarttcs Gbonnent.n Se- Boa tn ben Ser. Stdatsn
fOtuie Gambia uus @aeTis:
&deIi6e Nus9abe per Sobr. *AW
Ser Wsften~ per S.W
R6&entli@e Gusgabs BET Sabr~.~s~~~~ &~
Sns &u3Gane:
(Ganoba unb MserieO ousgtnOmu1eRl:
@oGenblatt oOer Wo1eu=W eftsn.. ............ o.W
eountae =@eften nit .S6ers unb GrnfH..... 500
&aetblott unD Ser Nt.Ss
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co..
GbicaaS. ~.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-29
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ssSuimoiS Sta0tSs3eittam0"
..9er 90 e II E 49,.

Mbsnmetne1tSsp retfss
n~. A,,~6 his SrSoer iu'S 6a1S osYieNRYG
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24

AS q significant sign of the time,
it is to be noted that all the speech
es at the Bunker hill banquet of the
Underwriters association at the
Auditorium on Friday evening
were keyed to a high note of pa
triotism. Bishop fallows, Professor
Mathews of the university OF
Chicago, General Thomas M. An
derson, representing the army, and
Mr.. Charles B. Soule, representing
the insurance men, all spoke in
enthusiastic approval of the domi-
nant American spirit of the day,
which looks forward to a higher
destiny of the Nation and a broader
field of influence. The eloquent
plea of Bishop Fallows that the
American flag never be hauled
down was applauded to the echo.
In fact, the enthusiasm of the large
audience was as significant a mani
festation of popular sentiment as
were the speeches.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24

DIR. ]. Stayman, the eminent
horticultural, Of Levenworth, Kan
sas, does not hesitate to express his
opinion of that excellent paper, the
Farm Journal, which any one can
have from now until December,
1908, nearly five years, by promptly
paying up years subscription in
advance to the TIMES. HI says:
"The Farm Journal is always a
welcome visitor to my table and is
read with unusual interest by all.
I have recommended as one of the
best conducted farm papers-select,
concise, and reliable in its general
makeup; giving more practical
and useful hints than any other
farm paper received. 1t is free
from long windy tales and bogus
advertisements, fact which few
other papers .can boast Of" Every
home in this county would be bene-
fitted if the Farm Journal came to
it.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24

If the Supreme court holds that
the Legislature can abolish a
Judgeship and thus put out of office
a man the people have chosen to
hold their courts they had better
make their arrangements to have a
lobby at Nashville to wait on each
meeting of the Legislature in order
to- save their own scalps. The
Judge and Attorneys General
throughout the state will have to
adjourn court from January to May
and spend the time lobbying with
the legislature. Even then we sup
pose an offensive partisan would
stand but little show unless he was
willing to turn over as much as his
entire salary to those who manage
that portion of the business in the
"Third House."-Cumberland ChrOn-
icle.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24
Red Cross Work.

The Central Cuban relief COM
mittee of the Red Cross he's re-
ceived from Miss Clara Barton the
report of DR.. ]. B. Hubbell, general
field agent, on the work during
April and May. During that time
six orphans homes were establish
ed and one home and two hospitals
were refitted and re-established.
At Catalina many orphans were
found living in palm-leaf huts in a
frightful condition. They were
gathered into a home.
A home and school for widows
and orphans was established at San
Felipe, were formerly these people
swarmed about the town as beg
gars. At San Antonio de las We
gas, DR.. Hubbell founded an asy-
lum for fifty homeless children. A
fine house on the outskirts of Mad
ruga was converted into an orphan
age and the use OF the sulpur baths
near the town was given free to
the institution. AT Jaruca the hos
pital was quickly disinfected and
put in order. DR.. Hubbell closes
his report by acknowledging the
assistance rendered by the Cubans
in all towns visited and also that oil
the United States army officials.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24

The American soldiers in Philip
pines by the verdict of the civilized
world, have added new glory to the
record of the Nation, and have
given new luster to the American
name. But at home the copper
heads and traitors have done their
utmost to poison the people
against this splendid army, and
have left no stone unturned to en-
courage the rebel freebooters to
take the lives of these men and to
destroy the property under their
protection.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24
A. GODDARD & SONS, Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, SHOPPER YEAR.
Advertising Rates.

Isr PAGE-I2H cents per. inch each in
sertion.
OTHER PAGEs-Io cents per. inch each
insertion.
DIscoUNT.-Three month contract 20
per. cent off of above rates. Six month
contract 80 per. cent off and IL month con.
tract 40 per. cent off.
BUSINESS CARDs.-of one inch $500 per
year.
LOCAL NOTES. Contract for 900 lines
calls for rates of cts. per. line. Contract
for 500 lines calls for acts. per. line. Con.
tract for 1000 lines calls for gets. per. line
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24

office. lie has recently secured the
appointment of Assistant Attorney
General for the Office, of The Score
tary Of the Interior at Washing ton
for Mr. Fate, at a salery Of $1,000
per year. There is no doubt of Mr.,
BrownlOw's influence at Washing
ton.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24

The Ohio Society of California
has sent to President Mckinley an
invitation engrcssed on gold plate
far him To visit San Francisco.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24

Congressman Browlow has sue.
ceeded in fulfilling his promise o.
giving Allen S. Tate Something
qually as good" rs the pension
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24
Tennessee News.


Lewisburg is causing alarm.
The Peabody Normal School at
opened with large at
tendance.
An insect of unknown species is
running fruit in the region of Green
Vile.
A large sewing department has
been added to- the WOODEN mills at
Cleveland.
A new line is to be established
between Marshall and Maury coun-
ties
A prisoner, at lockwood, who in
trying to escape from the city Jail
fell from the root, contemplates
suing for damages.
Northern parties are negotiating
for the location of a heading and
hoop plant at Brownsville.
The Dayton Coal G. Iron Com.
pany is now shipping thirty cars of
pig iron daily, equal TO nearly 1000
tons.
Miss Mamie Vaughn was caught
in the fly belt of a factory in Mon
roe County and so badly mangled
that she died.
Gov. McMillin appointed w. r.
Cole member of the state board
of charities to succeed his father,
Col. E. W. Cole, deceased.
The new coal oil inspectors have
been appointed by the governor,
the fortunate gentleman being G..
II. Caldwell, of Bristol; w. P. Tray
nor, of Cleveland, and Ernest w.
Norman, of Huntingdon.
The pawnbrokers of Memphis are
between $4,000 and $4,000 delin-
quent in the payment of war reve-
nue. taxes, which the government
will endeavor to collect. The war
revenue act imposes a tax of 25
cents on each ticket issued, and the
failure to comply with the provis-
ion has got the money lenders into
hot water.
The text book commission met in
the governors Office Tuesday to
open the bids on school books.
This WILDE an executive session
and nothing will be made known
as to the bids until the contracts
are awarded.
A search is being made for phos-
phate in Bedford county.
There is an extra large attend
ance at commencement exercises
Of Vanderbilt University at Nash
vile.
An effort will be made at Dick
son, to issue $4,000 worth of bonds
to build a waterworks and electric
light plant.
A second election will be held at
Je.lico for the purpose Of voting on
a proposition to vote $4,000 for pub
lie improvements will be held June
%.
Mrs. Sukie Earles, the oldest per.
son that ever lived in Trousdale
County, is dead at the age of 1O6.
1t is charged that the assessments
on Hamilton County property are
wholly inequitable in that the AS.
SCISSOR has in many cases taxed
property more than the owners will
sell for and in other cases the as
sessments are rediculously low.
The Board of Equalization is de-
voting some time to an investiga-
ton of the Assessors figures.
VIM. Tyms, a farm hand, COM
mitted suicide in Knox County by
hanging.
Five citizens of Ducktown have
applied for a charter for a tele-
phone company.
A factory for the manufacture of
iron beds will be started at Knox
vile.
The scholastic population of Bris-
toll is l,5l2, and increase of 2l9 over
that of last year.
A couple of Manchester, N. H.,
gentlemen have been in Chatta-
nooga looking for site for 81 800.
900 cotton mill and bleachery.
This eseason's wheat crop will
probably be the largest ever har-
vested in Hardin County.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-06-24
The MaryviIle Times.

Entered at the Post Office, uaryville, Tenn,
Second Glass Matter.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11
PJP MANUFACTURE.

Bayou Sara is to have n pop
manutAc.nry in tho near future.
Mr. I. Fl. Daigre of rlaQuemIne
has been here and completed ar
engagements, by wlAch he intends
to begin the manufacture of this
popular beverage about the latter
part OF this month. The business
will be conducted on Front st in
the room formerly use'l by Thee
Meyer rs u saloon. Bayeu Sara
seems to be going right along
establishing new industries and
welcoming new Corners in u way
that other tnwnsmisht well initiate
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11
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a Fine Horse.

Quite an acquisition to, and in
provement in the equine property
Of this section Is offered b. Col X.
G. Llrty, who has brought to the
consideration of all lovers OF first
class stock, the great stallion,
Patrolman II, sired by Inspector
B. dam Baby. g. d, Dairy Maid the
dam of Mendowthorpe. Patrolman
His bred in the purple and has
shown himself worthy Of his royal
lineage, having run a mile in l-4!.
He is not only bred from those who
have proven themselves bread Win
ders and cracker jacks, but he has
not failed to prove himself a horse
of the first magnitude. Patr0lman
II can be seen at the store of Mr..
Bennett I. Barrow in the Sth ward,
where any and all information con
corning him can be obtained,
Farmers and other lovers of stock
should see this fine thoroughbred
before breeding elsewhere,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11
.lGILANT.

By Tom Hal, Sire of Little Brown Jub q
IF, Brown Hal 2:129, and Hal Pointer
2:4{, Star Pointer, world beaten; 1851.
1sa dam, Bessie by John billiard. Jrp
2nl tlam the Gage Alexander Mare, Va
fast natural PAGER and dam Of speedy
PAGERS, John billiard ,Jr. by john billiard,
sircs Of dams Phil Thompson, 2:l64, Rep
utation 2:21I and Mcleod 2:25}, the dam
of John billiard Jr., Ballonndcr 2nd dam
by Prices Messenger; Bird dam by Johh
Randolph.
Nigilants record at Woo.,yil!e Fair was
/ mile i'll 30 scennds.
Vlgilant is 1G! hands high, and will
serve limited number of mares for the
season 1899, at my plantation near St
Francsvilc, La. Pasture $50 acres free,
bat will not be responsible for loss.
TERMS, 5000,
Good for return season.
w. H. RICHARDSON.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11
A New Company.


Adiutant General Jmnel has just
mustered 4 new company into the
State National Guards. The new
organization is the West Feliciana
Rifles, domiciIed in St. Francisville,
La. The officers are Captain Kill
bourne, First Lieutenant Percy,
Second Lieutenant Allan, and "A
enlisted men, "a being present at
the muster. The General remark
ed that this is one of the finest
bodies of men he ever saw and he
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11
Official Proclamation of
Election.

Bayou Sara, Ls., Mar l, 100.
BY tie authority vested in me as
Mayor OF the. town Of Bayou Sara,
and in accordance with the city
charter, / hereby issue Thu, my
proclamation, ordering an election
TO be held at the Usual polling place
in this town on
Monday, April Bird, 1899
that being I've first Monday in April
between The hour OF 10 ~ III. and !
p. M, for the selection of differs
us follows, to Nit:
One MAJor Five Co2naj lmcn,
One Secretary ana Treasurer, One
Marshal and Collector.
J T.. Irvine Glavor
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11
NdiYIstE.

Notice is hereby given to all con
cerncd that the partnership hereto
fore existing between Emanu"j
Levy and myself in the saloon Lusi
ness in Bayou Sara, WAS dissolved
on March lst, 1899. And [ will not
be responsible for any debts coz
tracted by Liza from that date.
Sam Stern.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11
Judicial "a Offices.
Succession sale.
State Of Louisiana Parish Of West Felici
ant 18th JuG Dist Court,

State Of Louisiana Parish OF West Fetlcl-
ann 18th JUd Dist Court,
Succession o. WIN. Stewart
Ry virtue of, q commission to NC di-
rcctrG by the Hon the 18TH Ind Dist
Court in the above styled and numbered
succession, will S,lI ut Ste warts Score
in the 9Th ward Of This parish, on
Saturday. Mar nth 1899
It the hour Of II o'clock the follow ing
lcSrrihed property to-wit:
cotton press, lot gin b>lting, !
mule, 1mHie cart, moving machine,
1 h7y rake, pIowS, middle splitter, !
harrowS, : cotton planters, l h"dstead,
! lot crocl<cry aad glass ware, lounge
Snndry bedding, gin stand, lot open
accounts,
Terms Of sale II month credit. Pur,
chaser giving security.
l-2S 10. j. ii. Clack Sheriff
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11

However else tie US. Senatemay
have failed i'll the matter of omis-
sion and commission, the people
give them Hnstinted praise in
settling the Sampson-sehley contro-
'ersy in the right way by restoring
heOiatter to precedence over his
wal. Both have been made rear
atmirals wiih Scllley two points
hoFe Sampson.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11

Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
for March contains two articles,
which alone should furnish rca-
son for years subscription. These
are on Mormon Polygamy and the
Nicaragua Canal, The latter is par
ticularly rich in data and in illus
trations of the grand project which
will surely he effected in the TWEEN
ticth century.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11

The Lowrey round bale will no
doubt outdistAnce the American
round bale because it not only per-
mits sampling, but the presses will
Ic sold outright by the inventor,
with no royalty demanded Oh eac'
bale ginned such as the American
claims.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-11

Tue death of ex-Gov j. Madison
Wells Of Rapidcs recalls bitter mem
cries of old reconstruction days,and
of his career as a member Of the in
famous Returning Board which
stole tho presidency from Samuel j.
Tildon and gave it to Rutherford
3. Hayes.