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Daily camera., 1899-12-06
The Gold Sp|lI|g
A BO10DZ0
COLO SPRING A BONANZA.
Developments at Gold HUI Revive Glory OF
Old Mine.

Developments at Gold HUI Revive Glory OF
Old Mine.
The Denver Republican has inter.
viewed W. H. Combs, secretary OF the
Gold Spring company, and publishes an
interesting account of the operations
there.
The Gold Spring company is com.
posed in the main of Illinois stockhold-
els, the president J. NJ. Page, having
been one OF the fortunate leasers OF the
Mary Mckinney mine OF Cripple Creek,
and having organized strong company
which purchased group of 80 claims in
Gold Hill district. Boulder county, and
is now driving a tunnel from the Left
Cold Spring shaft on the other side OF
the hill. The tunnel is now in $40 feet
and is being driven rapidly with air
| drill while another compressor supplies
the power for the development OF the
workings OF the property. Several veins
| have been cut by the Cross cut tunnel,
most Of them Of a good grade. and it is
believed by J. A. Snedaker, the engineer
in charge of the work, that when the
Gold Spring vein is reached, in about
2,2oo feet fuaher. the mine will become
one OF the largest producers in the state
| The last vein cut by the cross-cut tunnel
| is nine feet wide and of good grade of
( ore. None of the veins cut by the tunnel
are being worked, the shipments being
confined to the ore taken out through
/ the shaft. When the connection
is made with the shaft it is the
intention OF the company to erect a
mill for the treatment of its own ores
and the mine will then be worked on an
extensive scale.
IN the old workings the company has
recently opened an eight-foo, ore body
in the 400 loot level south and a seven
foot ore body on the same level north
All of this ore is OF good grade and is
treated at the Gale mill on Left Hand,
yielding handsome profit TO the com.
pany. The ore bodies in inc mine carry
considerable high grade smelling ore and
streaks of black tellurium OF a wonder
fully high grade are coming in. A few
days ago a sample OF Il ounces of this
telluride was sent to Col. Combs and an
assay made at local office. The tes,
gave the astonishing result of 2,55S OIL
ounces gold and o2o.Io ounces silver to
the ton, the aggregate value being S5I,-
$40 % per ton. From this sample button
was taken which weighed I245 ounces
and is worth S24 90 or more than sI.77
per ounce of crude ore.
From the indication OF ore bodies
where this extremely rich ore is found it
is believed that the workings are ap.
proach ng the rich chute from which
several years ago ton of ore was taken
out that Welded $4,000. The rich pieces
are carefully sacked and when enough
are secured big shipment will be made
to the smelter.
The Gold Spring is an old mine and
has record of production OF nearly a
million dollars. The recen, discoveries
show that the mine is still extremely rich,
and when the tunnel taps the vein sew.
eral hundred feet below the present
workings an immense reserve of ore will
be opened and the mine will probably
take rank with the heaviest producers in
| Colorado"
Daily camera., 1899-12-06
Terrible Scene
0 Kentucky
KENTUCKY JUSTICE.
Negro ed at the stake for the Highest

Crime.
Maysville, KY, Dec. 6-Richard Cole
man. negro rapist. was brought to this
place today 10 stand trial. AT the depot
he was me, by mob of the best citizens,
who took him away from tie officers and
going to the outside Of town, burned
Coleman at the stake. The crime was
committed lat August. Mrs. Asbbrook
was asked by Coleman for food, which
she gave him He then grasped her,
dragged her TO the rear OF the lot. as
.aulted her and cut her throat with a
razor.
In today's affair. 1000 citizens wit
messed the awful scene. Coleman was
dragged 10 pit along the railroad track
aud tied TO bush. Brush was placed at
his fee, soaked with oil and the husband
Of the murdered womna set ire TO the
heap. Blue vitriol and cayenne pepper
were thrown in his eyes and his eyes
gouged out. The bush was not strong
enough so the man was held by willing
hands while he burned to death, his
shrieks and the odor of roasted human
flesh creating a siokenirg sensation.
Many women were present. 1t was an
orderly crowd and after he affair the
town was as quiet as ever. Everyone
commcnds the act. whites and blacks.
Coleman confessed last night, but ex-
pressed no regret for the crime.
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British Losses
Are Terrible
MAFEkING HAS FALLEN.
Report to That Effect from Dutch Sources
Received In Landon.

Received in Lgndon.
London, Dec. GA cable from Lorenzo
Marquee late this afternoon states that a
despatch was received there today from
Dundee saying that Mateking had fallen
and been occupied by the Beers The
report is from Boer sources.
The latest despatch from Mafekirg
received here was dated the 2Is, and
said the condition of Maieking was des.
perate.
The Times bulletins a Ladysmith de.
spa'cH saying that place is extremely
anxious for relief. The Beers have
planted their guns nearer and great de
stIuction is b=ing wrought BY every shot
A Pretoria despatch dated December
reports heavy artillery duel at MAIZE
king that date. General Joubert is seri'
ously i'll. A conference of BoeL officer:
determined to assault Ladysmith in q
few days as advices have been received
that the British forces are short of am
munition.
Daily camera., 1899-12-06

You can see the best line OF goods
ever displayed in Boulder at Harl S
Kittle's, engraver and jeweler.
Daily camera., 1899-12-06


JACKETS In cloths trimmed with military frogs,
and braid bound in fact all the very late things.
Prices range from 50 so o $1,000
BATH
ROBES In plain and fancy coors eiderdown and Tur
kish toweling at $3.50 A superb showing of
other and better grades
SILK
1UFFLERS In every pattern, well as the swell Ok
fords, every conceivable shade and design
Prices range from SOC to S2OO
In silk and kid trimmings also all the plain
satns and silks for hand painting and embroid
ering from SOC $40 per pair.
SHIRTS Plain white and fancy colors-the swellest
binatons, perfect filters, detached link cuffs,
75c to S15O.
HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS WALKING CANES
HANDKERCHlEFS, NIGHT ROBES, NECK
WEAR ALL AT POPULAR PRICES.
Our MEN and BOYS CLOTHING department
contains many sensible holiday gifts, and every
body knows you find the swell things at
Daily camera., 1899-12-06
SMALL HOPE FOR ROBERTS.
Utah PolyEsmst congre..msn Excluded
Pending Enquiry,


Washington. d. C. Dec. s-At,er an
interesting debate OF three hours the
house today. by a vote OF 3oa to Sc
adopted the resolution offered by Mr
Taylor OF Ohio yesterday for the appoint
men, Of special committee TO invest
gate the charges against Brigham H
Roberts, the Mormon representative.
elec, from Utah. Previously the hou c
had rejected substitute resolution OF
fercd by Mr.. Richardson. the leader of
the minority, TO allow Mr.. Roberts to be
sworn in and to send the whole case to
the judiciary committee. This subs,i
tutc resolution. however, by no means
commanded the full Democratic
strength. Only fifty seven members
voted for it. OF the thirty who then
voted agains, the Taylor resolutions, all
were Democrats except two. Mr.. Loud,
a California Republican. and Mr., New.
lands. Silveri,e from Nevada. BY the
terms OF the resolution Mr.. Roberts is
no, only excluded from all par,icipa
ton in the proceedings OF the house until
the committee reports and the house
passes upon his case. but he is denied a
seat in she hall. Whether this will be
interpreted to deny him admission with.
in the chamber pending the disposition
OF his case is yet to be decided The
most remarkable feature OF the debate
was the fact that MIR. Roberts presenta.
ton OF his own side of the case, which
lasted almos, an hour, became so absorb
Slng that he won the sympathy of many
OF those in the galleries and was several
times showered with applause. |, was
evident that he realized that the house
was overwhelmingly against him. and a,
times he spoke fiercely and dehan,ly,
Daily camera., 1899-12-06

London, Dec. s. The casualties by the
bombardment Of Ladysmith by the Beers
up to date are 800 killed and wounded.
Ammunition is exhausted there, the peo
pie are living on short rations and much
sickness prevails.
Daily camera., 1899-12-06

London, Dec 6-The war office today
gave out an Official despatch saving the
British casualties at the sortie at Kim
berley last week were two officers killed
and three wounded. OF the privates 10
were killed and IS wounded.
Daily camera., 1899-12-06
OWES The CITY.
County of Boulder Has for Year. Taken
all Delinquent Iutsre.t

County of Boulder Has for Year. Taken
all Delinquent Intsre.t
Ever since Coorado became a state
the pTactise of Boulder County ,reasur
ers has been TO turn all delinquent inter
est belonging TO the City to the general
revenues OF the county The city has
always paid the county treasurer a fee
Tor collecting the city taxes ard yet, in
case OF delinquent interest on Boulder
city property tax. the money has no,
been placed TO the city's credit. II is
stated that this amounts TO great many
thousand dollars, and TO q much as 500
a year at present
The matter has been brc ugh, to the
attention OF Mayor Whiteley and the
Trinidad Mr.. Bell instituted an acti on in
behalf OF Trinidad against Las Amimas
county and recovered all the city's claim.
the issue being the same as that present,
ed here, 1t seems to have been the
practice in several counties though why
it is so is not apparent. While It would
be doubtful wisdom for the city of
Boulder, which pays one. third the taxes
of the county, to pay MIR. Bell commits
sion OF IS per cent, such as he asks, for
carrying the case through the courts, he
has given Boulder valuable information
and the city should not be low to act
upon 1t. II several thousand dollars
are due the municipality from the coun
ty. the city should take proper steps to
procure its own, because the city's needs
are greater than the countys.
The council will consider the matter
al i S meeting tonight,
Daily camera., 1899-12-06
Quay VIII Get In.

Washington, Dec. 6-The Post this al.
ternoon publishes canvass OF the senate
and says tina, Quay will be seated by six
votes a, least, but not until after hard
fight. which will minimize his influence.
Daily camera., 1899-12-06
SEVEN AMERICANS KILLED..

Filipinos Attack Town of Nigan and Do
Some Execution.
Manila, Dec 6-Colonel Bisbee sent a
force OF 1900 cavalry this morning to re-
lief of Visan, which place was assault.
ed las, nigh nd seven Of the American
garrison were killed.
Daily camera., 1899-12-06
Psderew.ki Arrives

rived from Liverpool today. On board
was Paderewski, the great pianist
Daily camera., 1899-12-06
Deiuge of Bits,

Washington. Dec 6-In the sirst day of
congress there were introduced I,ao3
bills.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

\. Buquo' and mo,hc; lad Il
lisagrrrablc experience, Sunday
afternoon, in Blyo1 Sarl with j
fractions horse. The animal dashed
off with Mrs. BHquoi i'll the buggy
before hersson could get in, anti as
she did not have the reinS size was
at the animals mercy, until some
one stopped him. lie wonld back
the vehicle into the deep ditch, then
out again, throwing her OH and OFT
the seat. He was finally conquered
by hard driyirG and Mrs. Buquol
reached home safely With her sou.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
LAUREL HILL NEWS.

Mr.. Bat HARRISON was i'll the Vlcln-
itv of La ire, Hi on Ii 5 70 IL Is
this week.
y. II. Barrow was the guest at
.'ranglc-Nildc' this week.
Mr., Clarence Percy and Miss
Margaret Stirling were the pleasant
guests of 5. II. Lemon, Tuesday.
The crops arc very much III nec'
of rain, there was very small
sprinkle Sunday evening but not
sufficient TO lay the dust.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
= -
WE HEAR

The day has been fixed npon on
that last visit, though not formally
announced as yet.
That June wedding is to be a
beautiful one. There are to be more
lhan FIVE wise virgins going forth
to meet the bride.
That a small Republican nucleus
is being formed in this parish.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

There is to be grand muster
and ball given by the West FclicI
ana Rifles, ON June 18th. The oc
rasion will be a grand one, Geu
,Iumd, and probably other officials
will bc on hand.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
\ Militia y Picnic.

We have been Informed that the
ladies' have in view a surprise foi
fine West Fcliciana Rifles at THEN
next muster day on June 18TH. We
would suggest that the affair be
postponed until July 18th. let Us
have a model drill, y dress parade,
and a grand basket picnic. y jo.l!
dav in the woods would be al'preet
ated by the "Boys in blue and th'
"Broom Briea lie. "
Let the ladies meet and deliber
ate.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

Captain l.. p. ki'|wurle tells S
that Tie West Feliciana Rifles viii
elect a srons r al their regular
drill meeting June 9Th. Every mem
Der should be present to cast his
vote for his choice. The sl'O" o
elected will cl,u,se her maids Il
honor.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

Preaching at Morning Star San.
day at / y. IN, at Social lla | :
y. III. All are invited TO attcnd.
G. p. White, +. G.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

Nj IL he,
visitors in town Sunday,
y d., ..
,,," - - E"
st.. -.
"''' ~, ''o'S'"' - ~ "~'''.'
"S"''' ''''' ""s'"' ''''' '"' III
'"S ''''''!
MSs' AsaDe1 thompson las been
Vesy AM'
IRA. Mamie Halle expects to
come ~ from Now, Orleans to visit
Mrs. +. VI. Mumfolu.
Judge '''lS''n went over {" '''h-
ton sunday to attend the funeral
OF Judge Merriam ~
- J." ''''',H vi -nnS''" Nl'e'' '''
'''' '''"'S III W." Il ""' ''''H'
MIS- M"S'"y "t " o'oVIl'' was u
a. I'm ,r.,,,',
=, -,
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
\ OlISsM.,

The pu' tie is hereby warned against
n,ing Wood. Timber or Stock + ON
tenants IN Oakley, Ogden AZ. bowns
llanla,irns or driving thcrrrlMn an!
stock with ,ut special permission.
Miss L. l.. Matthew's.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

Suicide by poison is not NOR"
censurabIe than by refusing TO cure
Yourself of female troubles with
Simmons squaw vine wine or TAB.
let's.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

IIrmiliating examinations by
physicians are avoided by use Of
Simmons squaw vine wine or Tah-
tIciS. which cure 30 ont of every
100 cases Of female disorders.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

Simmons squaw vine wine OF
tablets soften, relax and expand
muscles involved, decreasing labor
pains and shortening labor.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
IL "a
PERSONAL But POLITE.

PERSONAL But POLITE.
". {, Bates waS here Il few days
his week.
B. Mann made y business tvip to
New Orleans, Tuesday.
DIR. a. i. BaEsUw went to thr
clty to attea&gAa, Sssettsesl COaven.
ton.
SstG ay E6ssls sOsms She
wSpR in New OsDesns 10 cOusuIt M
'tceuliSt
Mrs. j r. Davidson left Sunday
for il visit to Cinc!arr.
Fred IIochcnedrl drove over to
jackson Friday night to attend Il
dance. A.
VS. are sorry tn learn that Mr.. r.
Daniel of the 2nd WARD has brpA
quite i'll,
J. +. Irvine left on the Amrrir,
Sund'y, to spend ii few days in the
city.
Capt l.. ". Brandon of Come
was in town Wednesday.
5. MrNair vent down Sunday OF
the America 10 Bt absent until
Aug. LIST.
Geo Drd'cy Of JACKSON made &
business tri p to oar town one day
this week.
Miss Ellen I.ayrrgn" WA9 II wei
come visitor To town Wednesday.
Mrs. .Ithn Moran Of New Or
leans, is here to Spnn.l the Skinner
with Ms. John Claycomb.
T.. Newman spent Seycra! days IL
New Orleans on buincss.
Miss Blanche klcrbcr arrived
last week to make Mrs, \. Bnlaoi
visit.
Miss Rose Stanley Of wilson i
visiting the family Of DR.. y. e.
Gore.
Mrs. Rcttig, Srhas been very
few days this week, but is no"
mach improved.
Mrs. J. 5. Gore retained hone
tie latter part of last week, FROM "A
trip TO the city.
Loni; West Of t,Ie 9th ward, Is
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
Miss LII. Mathews.

The 2nd Quarterly Conference
for this the st. Francisville q age
will he he'd at Tuuica the 'tth
and 9th of June. consequently
there will not BE services at Social
Hall on the LIST Sunday, as hereto,
fore, but scryices..wiII be held Oh
the 2nd Sabbath instead. Al will
take due notice and govern item
selves accordingly.
&. y. White. y. G.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
Clean IN.

Clean Up.
. We second The motion of tie B.
II. Advocate on the following arti
exc: '*'l
Everything around tie premises
Of our citizens should y, KEEP, us
clean Ms possib.e. This is not OIL!
4 precautionary measure, but emf
nrntly proper, and in place of ere
ating alarm should lave q rcaSutinE
EetfPct not only upon or citizens
but those Of the surrounding coun
try as we'll. -.
4 he severe character of the past
Niatcr shou.d cause lis rot to a.
prrhend ANY trouble with fever
germs, but that Should not prevent
us from assisting the anthoritic'
in getting things III such clcal
shape that no disease could live.
Mr.. Robt Stirling and family
have moved into the Percy residence
Ut lower ": k field.
The Womln'S Auxiliary have de-
cidcd to meet only once monlI.
during the SIMMER.
MIRA. +. VI. Mhmforl eu,rrtainc,
the T.. $. q, delightfully."- Tuesday
Afternoon with six handed cuchrc
The prizes were won y Misses J ;.
Brooks, q. Pi!.et and Mrs. J. ID
Wood. Mrs. Stocking entcrtalns ol
Tuesday ucSt.
Tie St. F'raaciayiIte Graded
Sc DOL will close It's present session
on June lGih.
The people of Star Iii | arc pre-
pairing fcra grand picnic to be given
next month in honor of the Stal
Hill school.
Supt. Newman made trip in
20 the conntry yesterday looking
after the Interests of The schools.
Dust the dust, if it don't rail !
guess I'll have to stand the - dust,
T!;,re was a pleasant dance givel
at the residence of Mr.. \. BuYuoI'
by The young men of town Fridn'
night, complimentary to Mis-.
X rrbrr. Refreshments were scrvri
during he evening, and all prcStn
r.,,., l., /, s,,.,, , vn.. n,r,s
aNt evening.
The Tn ed Sons Of Rest Lave
=, , ~ - r;,, j.,
1,.t,.;,,,. h,,1,. g., .v,,,,d lin q.
n,,, ,,,',. 49,, .,,,,o r. ,l,o.,.
rrs from { To A hours. Also t.
repeal act 90, which allows a hrotI;
or to take anothr:s chair, when b
rises to borrow Il saoke or Il chew
Tr a., , =, ,.,, ..,,
,, ,v.,,,,.,, ,r;,,,,,
~ :, ID, ,s
.,,,
supply tie great demand.
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

We rcturn thanks to Mr.. Leigh
s. Boyd, of New Orleans, for an
invitation to attend the Commence
mrnt Exercises of The Tulane Law
Department, Class 80 on Monday
evening May twenty-second, at {
O'Clock. Thlanc'Thcatrr.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
NOTICE

Owing to the reported COW
stealing in various portions Ct the
Parish, notie il hereby given
that AL persons entering Highland
plantation without permission Will
be prosecuted to The full extent Of
the law. No exceptions.
1 100 a. +. Barrow.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

The prevalence of whooping
cough in town and vicinit" makes
the ladies' reluctantly postpone their
Juvenile entertainment until n more
propitious time, probably in June.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
Sft.t4.otR ar Stolen

From the Ogden plantation tive
back COWS and one black steer
branded NJ. ON the hips. Liberal re-
ward for information leading TO
tl.tir recovery.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

" herr be let Hv his heels a.gs cHuoIit
800 i12. a'rr. tie ewes, brt doing
;ery little damage.
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""'' ~ ''N'S anu "S h''''' Us ne
likes. d.. PIerre'S Peasant Pei,
cts are for p"orl, who Il e troubled
v;,l ;,,;,,.st;on pr,,;c.,lorl,, E. =
:. ;r, :.,r
=: ~, 80,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

The cruiser New Orleans has
saIu,ed the city Of flowers -ler
namesake.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

Tie par of young people who
attended the dapce at JACKSON.
La, under the chaperonagc of Judge
and Mrs. Gosan. were Misses
Pipes, Christian, Montgomery,
Lawrason, Broome and Leake, and
Messrs Carter, Mayer, ". ann B.
Howell, +. and w. Butler and c,
e. Percy.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

20 to John LrJrune'S for Your
,ping aud summer underwear. lie
las just received Il big line.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

d. |. Norwood took his second
degree in the Masonic Lodge Mon
day night. He says far II while i;
was wirmlilnes in the old hali that
night
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

The in'cr:Gr of Hot Royal las
received IA neat coat of paint.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

4 AbI$ lme Of mrm'S shoes worth
&m going for $3.50 1t inc lie
lar'S.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

See notice of announcements in
another column.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20
J, TRUE DEMOCRAT

". UlSlp lhW wa
N'' ,,I,e nop factory.
eot'iHSS ~ -.
:, water and Milk Shakes at
,.ripert. Lever D. ''''''>' ''''
7--..-,,, rc<uncd work ON
DorI =, -, picht. after thrre days .
ON. n,,rn,i,e: /
=, = S. IIar;i'ton with Office at
lie gat IIeiel do'S WEI" Ut ""
y ii % slit tue i'A'S'
e. ~ hgy i secondhand
"'F hbcase. MI" "' "'
;--1----, to send ia Your an
m D'' -, o,u /, the time while
''''' ,,,;,c warm,
=. dr. teeth fixed ? Go to
: Hamilton, Never Hotel. |
=, Dr. , ii'i"'''>'''
~ u wilkins i, bu liz ell
SON brrakiu~ ~ lis river
ON .s ,ac water ront:narst" fall
ilaa Nv
m fast
ares -, E .hir, wrists la,f
IA, l., olrunr's
F's -------.-----
owe Tie potato crops ana gardens
l,,uhnut the parish. are Hultcr-
fv'S"'"' =" - ,,,
=, rryr ,umk for tie wait ui rtlh.
Hs"'' "'"
MT ", p,los, acrassslhI any work
N .la. n IS miles, you feel well, II
,..l,, ~ 4 nut "toi;r
PiHe' "'" -"
- p' IVY
- -.
.ir lal'I 'a ,,.a "'''' =, ~, ,, W.
II 'l''a "'"' VII! l '''"''"'
a'r''%''' ''"," '''' -, ~ ~
;9!3tl % .'.''' '.s.., a. IT,. ''S'.''
Goto John LrJrunc'S for your
qinsand summer underwear lie
hsjnst received 4 big line.
=, i. ,.,,..,. pLo,o ron,
~ - ~ ,1
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

Tho potato crops and gardens
,t,ugImut the parish, are suffer,
Is rc,v mich for tie want of raIH.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

The colorcd children from th'
country lave stocked tie tow:
with dcw-bcrricS, this week.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

= rA'moer that our plan of de-
',s r'pcF' by mail is only an
1pStlment, aud shall be glad to
II '' 'FOM yon, either in praise or
'' OF Tue system, as we wish to
r''e ye", and if this method does
"O' Please, say so.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

d. y mississippi Press Assoeia.
S,,. ta4sea down Wednesday Oh Str
l5.- On Route to New Orleans.
al r,, 'sse given hearty welcome
tir,I a'0l' Rouge, After their ar
nj, ''@ city, they will return tc
= s'peellSe places of business,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

A. ViIleret went down to the
city this week on a business trip.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

Anil line Of shirt waists La:f
,icc al Jno LcJcunr's.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

~, %'ssy night, Tom Rose prays for
Ia ""'' he goes To bed, and when
a s''S Hf says like the old woman,
NleW 1t wouldn't be so "
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-05-20

'h' excursion on the Str Julien
''"'aS to PIaqurmine, Sunday
, 'I"aS enjoyed by $50 passengers,
"'O'eS a number of negroes.