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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23
Ifiairc Sinsnan.

0sr Opftor iebt e6enfaQs perbdftet. -
Gr lungsrie 6si Den combs berup,
in trsl6sn Sri. GIOgg sin9eterz
fert 1T.
Nep gorf, %. WGr3. - Or.
0m. W. 9insnau, Der 8at.imowr
3uhnur3t, tpsl6er Ti6 in 9eIellI6aft
bes SrIs. 6arriet q. Glogg aus 9ulti4
more 6sfdnD, aI5 tie am leBten OienItmy
6ei ibrer 2intunft auF benz 9ompTer
rSrupe" puhier psr9aItst purbe, lit
Gsute sbenfals feTtgauommE
pprpsn. Gr trie6 G6 in Der gd6e Bet
Som6s umtsr, in pel6en it'd 5SrC.
Gloqq in 6dft befirbet. Or. 9iu8nau
miro BON SFomas 8sQn. einem @ertrea
ter Der .Mutual Surniture &c." be=
Idulb!gt, i'm leBten 0e3embtr ND6af
i'm Werthe bon $50 nit timer gln3at=
lunq BON SIS gefauft unp oieiei6sH
oonn ipieber psrfuuft 5u bd6en, troBa
Dem lie nit elmer 9ppotFet beldItet ipua
rem
ginsaau lpuroe unter $500 8iir9A
fhaft fir Elm duf morgen dn6eratlmH
tee Sarh0r gsitsGt. SRI. Glogq, ooer
tpis Iie iid nsnnt, 5rau 9insrau, fte6t
in Baltimore tpsgsr 0H6Itubls unter
glnflage uro iieht ibrer 9tusliefsrung
no6 iensr Stabt entqeQsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23

bod tt;nat lie T,6r pa3rIdsinlid. Gs
III aGgenein bsfcnnt, oaB 9enerai
Soubert od5 8ertrauea in Der 8oersn7
2lrmee berlpren fat, neil er ii9 rie Den
unau5bleibiiGen 6p.gen bes Sriege5
perId di;eBsn fcnnts. 8u aQe Surger
im 6t,pe iiebsn, lit ss tpobl mOgt,h,
bab Der 8lQn 8rUger'5 uno StsDn's
obre W,oerIpruh auSgsfiiGrt perDsn
fam.
Nus SoerenquetGen.
pretoria, 81. Ntdr3. (ilnter
GsrTur Der goetsnzR2gierang) -
9rdIiosnt Ariiger ts1rts am Scnnia8
Don 8roonitapt 0ier3er 3uriid; alle Be
bauptung2n BON einem po6ri6einz
liden 3uiommen6ruN p'S WiosrFanz
bee Der 8persn iino, p;e er erl.Grt,
g1n5.id unbsgriinpst. tleberan Ieisn
BE 8iirser sntI6ionsa, Bis sum lsBten
giut5tropTen 5u tGmpIen; DE Gngidnz
Der piirDen niGt IOl6' an9enehmsn
Spa3;er9or9 TUOiiA DCm 91ai qaper,
lpie Ti& eriparteten.
2lud Die 8sbauptuns, boB Die 8oez
rsrN0ia 3erEiDrung Der @otDmintn be-
o6litt;gtsn, srtidrte Der BrGIioent fir
fdl1d. Die 9intpprten auf Dos 8sr@
mistelunqseriu6sn Der SosrenzRepubz
.iten, lpsl4e Don bsn Yer. Staaten,
OsutFhiano unD 0oQonO einge9angsn,
fa6tn Die Sransoadier nur 5u rpette@
rem WipeITiunp ermut6igt; lie iebsn
itBt Elm, Dab lore @riIisn3 bacon abz
bGn9t, oaB lie Fef blejben. 6rdntreid
un0 RuB.anp Gaben nod rt6t geantz
poriet; i6r bisberias5 Sdps;9en miro
ais n;ft uaaiinIiiae5 3eifsn geoeutet.
Sine pom 'Sonntug, ben Is. b. Wt.,
putirls 0spsTfs aus &roonItabt, I'm
Sranis@6reiiiQat, bertdtet:
Die goerenaSommunops bon Prez
tor;a Iino 6ier; qr0Bte Sie9ss5uoerIiht
t,Tsstt Tie. sic iino 6um gmptonge
oes }e;nbes bereit uno srlparten Ielblf
nit unQeouiD oa5 80rriiden Der Brit
ten. Die YrGIpenten &riiger nNo
Stspn Fprofen 6eute in elmer risii9en
Eager 9erTommiung. Sran5paal's
9rlToent oppsQjrte in pGrmfer BelIe
an Die gurger, paB Iis Der mil ioIher
9rapopr qeFijbrten 8dmpF fir be
6rs;6sit n;ft oufgs6en. Sore 4nIprds
den sr5su9ten Den grOBten &nt4ufiasz
mu3."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23
S6rcdlidr GBrmifalirn:Grpl
Gin 9lr6eitsr getOotet uno bie(e perleBa
- 3pei @e6duOe ibejlpeiie 3epa
idImeliert.

Gtn Mrbiter 9etpotet llno ptele berleBa
- 3pei ge6duot i6ejlpeiio 3epa
ifmeItert.
86ilaoe(p6id, %. Mdr5. --
Cine G6smifalien GrploIion ereignetd
Iia 1pdt heute Ha6mittag in S6os. 8.
McGdQin's GtabliKement, Nr. 1913,
Suo II. StraBe, in pel6em @orrdth.
fir photographer 2fnItalten hergea
iiellt purDsn. Sin 9lr6eiter ipuroe ga4
t0otet, bier tpuroen idltper uno st1pn
Elm OuBeno onoere le;9t perIebt. Oa5
an1toBenOe rSefferion 9oIpital" fn9
in S5pIoe Der @rploTon 6euer, inoeiieu
aelang es gliidlihsr 8eiIe, Die Slam
men raid gu l0I6en. Gine Wauer
SpiIfen Dem McG.alliu'Iden @ebGuoe
unD Dem Experimentation Der Sirmn
g. G(ob 6: S6Gne duf Der onoereu
Seits purpe Durd bic gGploiion 5ers
triimnert.
(Spdter.) = Der @ef0ptete 6eiBt
6ermann WeiB uno mar 19 Sabre at.
Die Sdperberlebten Iino: @eo. SO.
Nidols, 25 SATIRE alt; 2!uguIt 9uuisr,
33 Sabre; Daniel Reeo, 80 SABRE;
cSo6n 81. 9ranton, 33 Sabre.
Der Stoff, pelder erplopirte, man
GpQoDium. g(n 100 Peripnen lpdreu
in Dem @ebdube Der 7irma 9. Glab
& S0bns beIfGfttgi, unO pisIe oerIeGz
Ben entfamsn MIR nit tnupper Npt1
Dem 5ooe. NcGulIin'5 @sbGuoe lit
FaTt gGu3lih unb bas GldO1fe t6eitA
pei7e 3ertriimmert. Der pefuniGus
Sduosn miro auf $4,000 eeI6Gbt.
5ermonn 8eiB, Der @et0btete, uno u.
Suuier, elmer Der Sdiperperfebten, ar
beiteten i'm pisrter Stodtperte bes
@lao'Iden @ebduOes unb tpurDen unA
ter Zen einItiir3enOen Sriimmern bez
orcber. 9uuisr tornle gereItet ipers
Der, allein WeiB mar tpbt ol5 Die 8ets
tunqsmaunI daft i'm nu6 Oreiitiinbiz
Ger 9lrbeit errei6te. We9rere dnItoz
benbe, fleinere 9eI6dfts Stabilize
ments tpurDsn mebr poer tpeniger bea
frhG0idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23
SrbsiadJcr Mnro.

g~ausnfaftss 9erbre6sn in Ioro@
Guro.inu. - Sin Ntger eri9!Ggt
Isire 75rau uno 0iteIte 5o4ter nit
erer 29rt un0 iiberdntpottst bier
anpsre Giao2r Dem 5Iammentoos,
g3uleig6, rs, %. MGr3, -
Sem 5onss, Elm Geger, beNer oi5
rYreufsr" SpHss betannt, ermorDste
bau!e gu Gramer8, fiinf Msilsn bon
bier, ieire Trau @Qa SoneS, iopie De-
rem GltsIte So6ter Soa nit elmer Nrt
uno 3iinoete Damn bic Sett2n an, in
tpeld&n bic 2ei6sn Der Spfer, iopie
bier fleine &inbsr i'm Qtlter Don einem
Ntonat Biz gu fiinT SSa6ten ia9f:1. Die
bier &inofr famen pur6 Die 6lammen
um's 2e6en. 3nsi onOers 8inper,
ndm!i6 2ouru Sones, 7 Sabre alt, uno
SiD Sones, 4 Sabre alt enttamen uno
muhten Den Jlahbarn Otitt6etiung
ii6er Den grouen6aften 8Orfaa. Wie
2aura sr5dblt, OerIebts Der N}ann i6rer
I2utter bier tpu6tigs S6lGge nit elmer
9(rt uno tDOfete alsoann Soa purh
3tpei peilere S6ldge. 0a5 Sdus
brannte total nieber, unb bon ben 2eis
6sn Der pier tlsinen Rinper blIeben
nur bic unter Dem S6utt 3etItreuten
Sno6en iibrig. Die 2eihen Der 5rau
GGu 25ones uno Der d!teitsn 5oAter
sSOa puroen aufgefunr2n, ltno jeooh
boGItdnbig pertp6lt.
0;e Spfer IinO; STA Sones, SO
Sabre; Soa Sones. 13; Settle Sonss,
5; J1ancD Sones, B; @IeOer Sones, 2
Sabre alt, unp Elm SGugling BON einem
Wonat.
Die gla66arn nubmen ben M0roer
fef uno btQ6ten i'm in'5 0ffGngniB.
Die Heger Der ltmge6ung Drobten nit
einem 2Dn9gsridt, bod purOe tein
gst{u9 our 2tusfUbrun9 Der Drpbun9
9ema6t. Die bsiosn iiberlebenoen
Sinber Iino in Grmungelung BON Ser
panoten, rpside fir Iie fOr9en t0nnten,
IN ods GOuntD Nrmenbaua 9ebra1t
tppr0en.
(SpGter) - @ie es jeBt GsiBt, mar
SonsS nidI nit Der 5rall berl:irutbet,
o6glei6 Iie ben gleifen Namen fiibrte.
Gr giebt gu, in intimsn 8e5iebun9en
gu Der 5rou geItanoen gu ba6en. Die
er Ferner angisbt. fubrte Elm Streit iiber
Die 8aterI9aft bes iiingiten 8inOes gu
einem Strsit, ipslder mil 0em 8er6rez
6en enDste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23
Gs fuar frin Mnrn.

9ropibence 81. S, %. Mdr3.
- 2ouis 8apmono, pel6er li4 auf
ben @troaat bin in Suft bsfano. So
iepb G6ebalier uno 9attin srmoroet
gu 6oben, ilar6 beute i'm @eFdngniB,
uno es itelte li6 beraus, DuB iein SOD,
iop;e rsrjenige oss @6epaares &bspuz
Ter Our6 Den 9enuB bon 9ol5S2llto6ol
6arbeigefii6rt tpurbe. Sus G6epadr
belpobate eine 9iitte i'm Waloe uno
Itarb unter psrpd6tigsn umitdnoen.
8apmono, pel6er Ii6 in 9eTeQf6aft
Der Qeute beTunoen bate, puroe baz
rauf6:n Derbaftet. gDle es jeBt i4sint,
hQtts Das Srio 5uiammen cine piiIte
Srgie geTsiert uno in @rman9slung
anoerer Spirituoien 9ol5saltobol gss
trunfsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23
Sertraut Gud, nid,t Suaefialberu an,

penn S5r ipirt Dab Gutr Crgarismus aatBcr Gr0z
uuuQ 1T. Soblf0 Sbr btmsrft, Dab Der Dtaqtn om
Sienit p;riaqt oaB SURE YsroluunJ gcftort IT. oaB
9,6cr &isren uHo 9lil5 nidt 10 irngirn lUie oi:s
Der faQ itiu iolte iuCnu 9br nit 9opilueb, lauren
glufoBen, S9urtleibjst:ir, 9llbuEQsn uEo anotren
oen unrtinem Slut bryibrtHosn 9.ioen 1epla9t ie7o
10 1sbmt pie st. 0illsn, olts all
bspd0rte Neilui.te!, ols aus rein ptgrabiu3eH
Sal.cOienitR beiteb1, .. b. aus om reinsn 1dittn
bejltrdfti1er frGuttr, uuo Dls Otsbllb lbon unz
3dbige olidibe Gursn b.rpirft bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23

- Der penIionirte @eneral 3eulous
9. SoIper bon Der gunoesarmse lit in
Bolton i'm Otter bon 81 Sd6ren seItprz
ben. Sotper fat nit 2lus3ei6nung in
nsrifunil6sn uno i'm 9iirgsrtrisge 9es
fo9ten. Sm Sabre 1888 trat er in
ben Hu6eltane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23
Sorlebcu auf MbbeIu.

Qeu.r, lei6tu, LANCER &adsabluuespIan, iuie
FOLDER BON iOnfi &iemauo.m Oiiesirt pirs. aui
bic S.t zines Sabrcs, penn Sic Is pini6,n.
eeiue faliden @sripr.bunseH in ben 3eitunSen
Rein. 3ini.ns8utsu aussssiet. nm Sic IRE rs
fiibreu, bod tperosn Sbnen aue 9ortbeiIe eeboten,
nrlhe Nnbsre oiierirsn. RoG.ufrageu i'm Siirsau
btr ,gOtomae 2San Guarantee 6ompano.. 3immer
mare unb Ct 9aulsStra6e. (Rop.l5. :. &S.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23
Oelo aus5uleiber.
GcIc ;lt pcrIetbeu.

s1CO aufipdrts feline Gommiiiion bcrc9pct
SGuIer @5ruupiinieu. &auplGbe ETC. 9ctduit, III osl
StaOt ooer auf pem 2aaot. p5autb,4 Rr. 8l1
Solins=Strabe CJtop201S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23

@:cizaio 0amen9Orfpros, gatesltz
gDr5lGtter. Hsgin, Opera unO moOerne
13efan, yturrsb" oosr rlpelteo" So6ler,
ale 6acoas Der 0aden, $3.50 unp So
pro puay psrtA, fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23

2onOon, p. Wldr5. - Der
gorreIpOnOent Der n5imss" in 2orsn5o
Marques a.sbt fO.qenoe 8:ididts 5rn
geIien: nMaa fat in pretoria s;nsn
plaN CUR 9srffmel6ua3 Der psr5;inz
ostea Hspu6l.ten orran9irt. Sriiesr
Ioll prdIiotnt oieTe5 'Staaten6unoss
nerosn. pdhreno Stepn Das S6arcomz
manoo iiber Die psreinigtsn 8osrsn1eere
fi9rsn pirb. Der SranspaaiI6tag9e
pirD nod ein Orongenfar6sner Strsis
fen dnseTiist tperDen. OieIe 9ei9i9te
labt iia aasenbIidlid ni9t peritiairen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23

8 batfi. Is. Widra. - Die 9oez
ren untsr GommanDant SeDmon rid
ten in 3iemli9sr StdrIs BON Wafefing
gsgsn 2obalIi Dor. SberIt Sobsr unz
tsrna6m am Ii. Mdr3 eins 8ecpsnos>
5irurg uno Funo, ouB PitIani uno
potlengo bon Den 8oeren beIsbt lino.
@r fs6rts nad @oobe tSioing 5uriid u.
ma6ts am IA. Mdr3 sine Oemonlfraz
tipn. Gr f1no bic goeren an elmer
f6arTen &urps Der GiIen6a6n in far
fer Sisllung. Sie hatien Elm Gei4iiB
auFgsiisQt uno tpurteten auT ben g3az
terialisnz3us.
9lm Moraen pes Is, Mdr5 fano tps=
ni9e Meilen !iiDiih oDn 2pbdtil ldarz
fss yeuern 1iatt. Der gperen MarImz
9si6iib purOe flsiBig bsnuBt. Oberit
Sober fam geraoe CUR re4ten 3sIt init
ben 8oersr in 8eriibrung, um e,ns
llsberrurnpsfun9 Oss 2asers gu osrhl>
ten. Die Soersn ariFfsn bic 40ants
sarpe an unO erbeutsien einigs SlItsn
Wtunitipn. Seinabe pGre i6nsn Elm
Magim.@slaGb in bic 1anbs sstagsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-03-23

@lGl5enoe, Sor48oi6slcosr, 8ic:z
unD 9itentleoer 0dmen>OrToros, mil
yti;rneO" ooer vpelteo" So9len, Gle
3eben@5ucon5 un0 9adsn, $3.50 pro
Padr tpertb, fir
$3.50
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

The Messrs Cummins, the popular
stenmboatmep, owners Of the steamer
Julia, who are the pioneers in the
Memphis aud Vicksburg trade, and
who have built up such. fine business
aud are deserving of the large patron
age that they are receiving. find that
the steamer Julia is not large enough
for CARRYING freight and that her cabin
lie entirely too small for the Increased
passenger business that she is now do
ing, aud have purchased the steamer
Dewey, aud hope 10 have her ready TO
enter the trade next week, when they
will lay up tho Julia for . rect. The
Dewey is q fine side wheel boat with
a large and roomy cabin, and she has
been entirely overhauled and made as
good as she was the day she was
launched. Her hull has been re- calked
aud new planks put in where IL was
necessary, her boilers aud machinery
have been made new, new wheel
houses have been built aud new
cabin floor put down; her entire cabin
re-furnished and the entire boat, out
side aud inside, has been painted, max
ing her az safe a boat TO travel on as
there 10 on the river. The Dewey has
electric lights aud fans in the cabin
aud everything about her is made for
the comfort of her passengers. We
wish the Cummins prosperity with
their new steamer.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

The first shipment Of ice was re-
ceived his week atsthe Brack House
butc cher shop, where ice will be kept
for sale during The Summer. Mr..
Cbas. Hill who has an interest in the
shop, 10 enough guarantee that the
citizeus of our town will always find
ice on hand, aud that il will have TO be
very cold day in August when they
will be without this summer luxury.
They intend TO keep a large supply
and will try aud never be out Of Ice.
Not only this, they have made arrange
.nents with Mr.. r. 4. Constant aud the
Bellaggio stock farm TO furnish them
fiue beeves during the summer aud
will keep their meat on ice, which will
he found great convenience 10 The
public. Their refrigerator will hold a
large beef aud it will be delicious eat
ing 10 get ice cold steaks. The ice
house is now open and ready to receive
orders for delivery.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

Mr.. Caldwell, who has had charge
of the Harrington & Sberrod Mule Co.
stables in Providence during the past
season, has made many friends In
Providence by bis gentlemanly bear
ing aud homes, dealings with those
who have had business with him. Mr..
Caldwell has sold here during the past
season two hundred aud fifty head of
horses aud mules, and il is satisfaction
In knowing that If an animal did not
prove 10 be ns represented it could be
returned. Mr.. Caldwell will leave
next week for his home in Kentucky,
and we hope the firm he represents
will be fortunate enough in securing
him for next season aud sending him
back TO Providence. We are not GO
ing 10 say one word about how hard il
10 for our friend to leave, which ought
10 be some inducemeni in causing
him TO return.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

The levee contractors who are build
ing the leyee about four miles above
town are husilers. They arrived on
the ground two weeks ago yesterday,
put up their camps aud had up $4,000
cubic yards Of dirt on Saturday even
ing last. This week they expect o pot
up al Toast $4,000 yards. and with no
set back or bad weather they eau
easily build this leseo within six weeks.
We arc informed that they have the
finest lot of mules ever seen on levee
aud that the contractors are busters
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

The following is the programme of
the Easter music at the Catholic
Church. at tomorrow mornings SER
vice. 1890 O'Clock
Kyrie' Peters. soil and choruses.
Gloria in Excelsis. p eter's, soil and choruses.
Veni Creator, Wagner's. Bass solo.
o Sautaris, Arranged from the -. -.
Palms of J. -Fanre. Alto solo
sanotus. Gounod'ss SOPRANO and chorus.
Tatum Ergo. Millard's, Soprano
and chorus
Agnus Del. MillarA's, Soil and chorIses.
Mrs. j. S. Guenard and Miss Joe
Mai Egelly will sing several beautiful
solos and take part iD the concerted
music
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14
EASTER MILLINERY.

| will have in time for Easter fine
lineof Pattern Hats. Fancy Ribbons and
new line of First Class Millinery.
which l invite the ladies to come and
examine. These goods will be above
the grade generally brought TO Provi-
dence, and l think You will be pleased
with them. So give me call. at
HOME. MISS MARY JACKSON.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14
Local and Parish News.
See proceedings of The Town Couu

See proceedings OF the Town Coun-
ell.
We have had extremely bot weather
this week.
See the pretty line of straw hats to-
day at Whites.
knights of Pyrhias meeting next
Tuesday evening.
The gardens are now fourishing
from he Iasi rain.
The BOYS were out in their straw
hats last Sunday.
Mr. H. SIeiu has been 10 town this
week selling spirits.
Last Sunday was the first real spring
DAY that we have had.
MIR j S. Millkiu has twelve or
fifteen mules for sale.
Everybody fix TO have pleasant
time on The first CT May.
Turn out next Tuesday and vote the
straight Democratic ticket.
This has been the kind of week
thai has made the planters happy.
We had a light frost yesterday
morning. No damage is reported.
The only place of worship to-mor-
row will be al the Catholic Church.
The Epworth League meets every
Sunday evening al the Methodist
Church.
We regret 10 learn that Mr.. Everetie
Pjnkstnn OF the second ward, Is down
with the small pox.
The delinquent tax list appears In
the supplement-. 1t is one of the
smallest ever published.
MIR. n. Fousse made the trip 20
Vicksbnrg last saturday on his wheel.
lie returned Tuesday morning.
Contractor iIamley is pushing the
Gueuard residence He has five car.
penters at work on the building.
Call on Gaauty and see the nice
stock he is now showing. lie has
something pretty in silk shirt waists
Red johnson was awarded the con.
tract for painting the Cemetery fence
on Monday by the Cemetery Commits
siouers.
The cotton planters have been hard
at work this week. Some Of The plan
ters have already finished planting
cotton.
Mr.. Bob Hill was at his place oil
business on Monday. lie does not
look auy the worse from that case oil
measles.
Tuesday evening was rather windy,
and about four O'Clock II commenced
10 sprinkle. We eau look for April
showers.
Call al Guenard's drug Store to-day
aud see the pretty Easter novelties
They are cheap and you can make the
children happy.
We regret TO learn that Mrs. G. n
Hall 10 now down with the measles
Her three children have just recovered
from this disease.
You are expected TO join the Fire
Company on the first Of May. Every
one Is invited aud pleasant day will
be spen, at Tensas.
Il is a. little as any man can do
to go TO the polls aud vote. Next
Tuesday is the day. Don't say that
you forgot 10 vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. F II Schneider left on
Sunday last for Cooper's Well, where
we hope Mr.. Schneider will entirely
recover his health.
Max Levy, at The corner of Lake
and Leyee streets. is showing pretty
line OF Easier hats. They are some
thing that auy lady viii admire.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

Mrs. L. w Garrett. nee Lena Woss-
man, daughter OF Mrs 0. G. WossmaD,
who for years WAS q resident of the
second ward of this parish, arrived
here from Monroe last Tuesday morn
ing aud is now behind the counter oil
MrJ. s. Millikin's new store. Mrs.
Garnett will be welcomed TO Lake
Providence By ber old friends, aud we
congratulate Mr. Millikin upon secur-
ing her services.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

The selection Of the May Queen and
her subjects out at the public school
on Monday by the school children
was quite exciting. Superintendent
Egelly and several visitors were pres
emt. The selections made were, Edna
Pitcher, Queen; Is. Maid of Honor.
Marguerite Montgomery; 2nd Maid OF
Honor, Narcsse Black burn; 3rd Maid
of Honor. Nina franklin; 4th Maid OF
Honor, Katie Davis; Herald, Conery
Purdy; Scepter Bearer, Tom Powell
Flower girls, Estelle Bernard, May
Hall, Bessie Levy. Lydia Brown, Linda
Esterliug, Rebecca Bass, Bessie Black
burn, Rosa Fousse and Josie Seaders
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

On Wednesday Of last week the edi-
tor had the pleasure of attending the
card party given at the residence OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Graham, at Tran
sylvania. in honor of Miss Olive
Smedes, OF Vicksburg. and Miss Mary
Bynum, of Baton Rouge. Although
the editor ia not married and has no
children TO rock TO sleep, he ueverthe-
less arrived little laio, but in time,
however, TO join the large and fash
ionable gathering in drinking a health
TO the hospilabIe host and hostess from
the sparkling contents of hsndsome
punch bowl that sat beueath q spread
ing palm, and looked as Inviting as the
celebrated, but mystical. nectar of the
gods. Being a good Methodist, the
editor behaved much better than Will
McRae and Caldwell, and only drank
an even gallon OF the delicious bever-
age; and his heart went Out, as ever, TO
the young ladies of the evening, espec-
tally TO Misses Constant and Bynum,
whose feminine charms could not be
withstood, even by an old man like the
writer. Progressive euehre being the
order of the evening, the game was
played with much interest aud. enthu-
siasm until the end.
When the result ofthc game was an
uounced, Mr.. Charley Davis was
awarded the first prize of the gentle
meu-a handsome whist broom. Miss
Mary Bynum received the first prize
of the !adies-a beautiful bouquet Of
pink carnations aud ferns. Mr.
Charley Hope carried off in triumph
the consolation prize, 10 the envy OF
all the gentlemeu-a fools cap and a
stick Of candy Miss Catherine Con-
slant outwitted the ladies and won the
ladies' consolation prize-a paper boa,
which she gracefully twined around
Der neck aud wore with an air Of tri-
umph
After the conclusion Of the game,
subs,sntial refreshments were served
in the most elegant style, after which
the gentlemen adjourned 20 the smok-
ing room, where Commodore Con-
slant, who, although not naval hero,
il veteran in mixing the dewey in
toxicanis in The most delicate propor-
tons, where almost all the cOlors OF
the rainbow rise one above the other
In their proper order These exhilrat-
Ing, aud, as The Irishman said, .over-
towering beverages" were passed
around by the Commodore 10 The gen.
tlemen, " no imbibed them with great
pleasure ,eepecially.Dsrling.'wh swore,
by George, that they could not be
beat, even b. Bacchus biInself. After
the euchre playing was over, there was
rousing game Of smut, when Mesrrs
Breilhsupt and Charley Hope were
smuited 70 the queens taste With
the young ladies,
Hope springs eternal in the human
breast"
Al the hour of midnight. or some.
what past it, tue jolly crowd badr the
host aud hostess good night and drove
bomeward TO dream. in curiained
sleep,
OF Olive Smedes and Mary B..
As fair as one would wish to see;
With eyes go bright with heavens light,
That twinkle like the stars of night;
With cheek whose rouge would vie the
rose.
Whose faintest smile can chase away,
The languor as weary day.
rarEASTER NOVELTIES ARE In
AT GUENARD'S DRUG STORE.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

The cisterns near the Catholic
Church. the Opera House and at the
corner of Levee and Second streets
need working on Let the work on
the streets and sidewalks go ard. fix
these cisferns. The town authorities
would be severely ceniured il fire
was TO break out and il was found
that these cisierDs were empty.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

Those Democrats who are going 10
slide into nice soft berth nextfuesday
for four years TO come. should get on,
the voters. Get your free hacks next
Tuesday. as was done in the prima-
ries; don't forget the dear people; but
take the hacks TO their doors and drive
them TO the polls.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1900-04-14

If you are Democrat and intend
10 vote a straight ticket the only thing
necessary 10. do will be to stamp the
white spot in the black square under
The Democratic "Roosler." This
Rooster is The Democratic emblem
which will be printed on the ticket.