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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-19

scription." 1t cures female weakness and
diseases Of the delicate organs which
undermine wornan's strength and mar
her beauty. 1t makes weak women
strong, sick women well.
Mrs. W. J. Kiddcr, of Hill Dale Farm (Enos-
burg Center, Enosburg, Vt, writes: "Your
kindly advice and medicines have brought me
great relief. During the past year I found
myself pregnant and in rapidly failing health
suffered dreadfully from bloating and urinary
difficulty. was growing weaker each day and
suffered much sharp pain at times felt that
something must be done. 7 sought rony ad1Tce
and rrcfIzeG a prompt ysbiy I took twelve
bottles OF DR.. Picrce's Favorite Prescription and
also followed your instructions. began 10 i'm
prove Immediately, my health became excel
lent, and could do all my own work 1--WE live
OF a good sized farin) walked and rode all
could and enjoyed il. l had 4 short, easy con-
fnemcnt, and have a healthy baby boy"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure foul
breath, by curing its cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-19
Keith's Home Builder

for April presents a large number Of
original designs for twentieth cen
fury Homes" Thesn designs ar,
supplemented hy the floor plans which
make them especially valuable. Among
the articles ana departments which
make up the balance Vt this helpful
number are Southern California
Homes" "California Houses" Inside
the House "Builling Laws" etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-19
Thursday, the Nineteenth Day Of April,
In the Year Of Our Lord. One thousand Nine
Hundred.
GIVEN At the Executive Chamber. IN
GHE1caes-s

Augusta, this twentieth day of March,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred, and of the Independence
of the United States of America the
one hundred and twenty-fourth.
ILEWELLYN POWERS.
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! Maine Cas>sssm
The One Drawback.

Sweet Spring,
1t looks awtully mean to
Mention ii Just now,
But there is one
Little matter
That ought u he Spok-
En- about sooner or later, ana
Thai is
MhN n Xou givr u III, sons
W. 3u can 5lS k <n't5l.--' ~ '"''
G"u know , - u +~o,sors
I, n W'i Il 81 on w yir IN. aIon nv
Toward noon when we are ut
e GitN s II l,'i' / hat KIT
You were, never a man
1AII M{git r'u.' iiai III 4 ''o-
Remove III, only screen that
Curious puhlic from knowing
coat with the elbows out,
S1rinE. maybe Tva gone ana
Nd IN 1W.ri Lf, All ra,i nG that
You Ara usually designated ~ lady by
! ne iW,' 81, '',,9 .I, ~. for what
MAJ about III remark
But, sly. Spring. I am
/ ilniI III. M nI, III n Ii .oo 7.ou
You're just like ether company
And Gnds IL I'M
Il,rep 1rgd- -in az Nv
IA tai t.l,' - '''''''
-Tnlian7rolfs Journal
-
y e,-..-- ..,..-
II was So@ klnG ar q ram ana came
just at the right time
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-19

Turner is said to BE- the banner town
in Maine, in the number q postofiicca.
The following is the list ID date:
Turner, North Turner, North Turner
Bridge. Chases Mills. Turner Center,
Skclin'5 Corner, kcrn's Mills, East
Turner and South Turner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-19
APRIL MAGAZINES.
Health Culture.

\ number IF practical topics are ais
cussed i'll the April number of Health
culture. They include: practical
Dietetics." The Hygiene If Sleep. 7
"Anent the Grip" Spring Fevcrs. ''
"EX"rcisc-Whn Needs II? Tho Bone.
Inflow to Take It," Influenza ar la
Grippe Infant Feeding" "Modera-
ton ana Health. IA Plea for Ii,tl.
Girls Mechanical Aids to Normal
breathing" and. How I Got Living
~ Il Doctor" The several depart
ments give much instructive matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-19

The latest poser was recently ask |
by little East Milton by who was
noticed the other day cngrpsscd in pro-
found meditation. suddenly he looked
W at his mamma with the inquiry
Mamma, who viii bury the last
man."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-19

The bascballists ana bicyclists want
fair skies and drying winds, today.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
The Farmers Wife

Is very careful about her chnrn. She
scalds it thoroughly. after using, and
ciyes it sun bath to sweeten II. She
knows that if her ,luren is sour 1t Will
faint the bntter that is ma,lc in It. Tue
stomach is churn. In the stomach'and
digestive and nutritiye, tracts are per-
formed processes which are. exactly AKIN
to the churn.,g of hutter. lsit not ap-
parent then that if this stomach chnr'l
! iS sour it sonrs all which is rnt into it
The eyil of foul stomach is not the bad
taste in the month and tho foul breath
caused hy it, but the corruption OF tl'
pure current of the blood and the dlsSrm
nation of disease tn. oughout the body
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical, Discover,
makes the sour stomach sweet. 1t doe
for the stomach what the washing ant
SIN bath do for the churn-;.bsolutel
removes every tainting or corr'ptlng el'
nent. Golden Medical Discovery" Coz:
tains no alcohol, whiskcy1r other Ihtox
cant and no narc0tic.'
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
E;s Life Was Saved.

Mr.. J. E. Lilly, y prominent citizen OIL
uaunibale Mn., lately had - wcndsrtnl ..
asliveranoc fr,m frigh'f"'' dr"sh: ~
telling ofit he SAYS, was take" WIN
f'y,ff'ioia Fever, that ran INTO pn"s"'''". '"".
sd weak J couldn't oven ST. mp 'p =. 's.l;
Nothing helped u mo. I.txPected; to 500, soon
die 81 consumption, when ! s"fo o' ~.
Kings New Discovery. 'ons ne A't'le CAV, ave
great relief. continued TO nse !. y, n, an,'
M, VIII IN and strong, can't say too mae' NJ,
in its praise. This marvellous mar s,. medicine N,
IS the. s,,rtst and qssiekrsi medicine, IN y.
.xor,ii fSr all throat and !n1g tro'!l,'ls l'llss
lsss,,llsstE il / sizes 5es' and si.oe Trial i. bot
ties FREQ at allirussists.,
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
Joe Mlatller Wins.

Plaquemine is preparing to have
a big time on the Glorious Fourth
The celebration will consist OF a
competitive drill for the champion
ship of the state on the part OF MI
litia companies; individual drill for
purse of 500; match game of base
ball between New Roads and
Plaouemine clubs, concluding with
grand military ball at night. Ex-
, cursions will be rum from Bayou
Sara, New Roads, and various other
points.
! Plaquemine has prepared for TO-.
600 people. Hon. $. MEG. Lawra-
son of West Feliciana will deliver
an oration suited to the occasion.
The prizes for the competitive drill
will be first prize 5000 and second
prize SIS.
Entries made for these prizes t'
; date arc Co. G Second Bat. New
Orleans Capt. f. J. McGuirk; Ca
u Third Bat. New Or'eans, Capt
III. A. Benners; 18Th Scparat
$ Company, New Orleans, Capt. \
+ NJ. Stafford ; West Feliclam Rlite
$ St. Francisvil!e, Capt. Il. +. kI
l. bourne, all Il. S. n. G.
# And here is where Joe Mathe
VI wins. Several times iii the pub
t, prints. We have seen that the We'
II Feliciana Rifles were to p"rtlclpa
l. in the celebration, but none OF I'll
g. militia men here seemed to kno
" mucl. about it, certainly We're u
;" sure Of doing so. But Gen'at 20
n the plaqnemine merchant and ci
~ zen, nut er~twhile oneof Tie "c'
eS n"r boys" of old st. Franc:sv'
ne felt no hesi.ancy. He said Il
nc the Rifles would take part. And
'h- they will. They Justify "es e'
lo- fdence III their progressive spl'
"' sociability, etc.
icr The fact that Judge Lawra'
delivers the oration is another re
iIc on why West Feliclana Will Il
tor great Interest in PIaqnemine's
sht
it celebration.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
No Right tn l'gliGeSs.

The woman who is lovely in face form ".
and tclnrcr will always have frlenas,
but one who would he attractive must
keep her health If she is weak s'ckiS
and all run down, she Twill he nervens
and irritable. If she has constipation or
kidney Ixoublc, her impure blood VIII
cause pimplcs, tlptchea, skin erhpt'"nS
and n wrrtrl,ml comrlsxi"n. Elsrtr,r &C. I,
Bitters is the best medicine in the world
to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to pnrify the blood. 1t gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth, v,'lvety sk't
rirh complexion. 1t will make a good
looking, charming woman of a r'sn.do"l
invalid. Only 5oc, at a!l druggists.
| = v
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

w. +. Town, who served as an
apprentice in Mumfor'l'S drug store,
has just completed a junior. course
Of pharmacy at the Van ierbllt
University, and we 're pleased TO
see his name OH the roll OF honor
among the undergraduates. lie Is Is
now attending a senior course at
the University of the South, Sc
vance, 1'enr., and expects to grad
uatc next January.
The promoters of pharmacy ar
demanding better educational qnal
ilications, and the new pharmac''
law now pending in our leglslatu!r
demands that all pr.oprle'ors an II
managers oftrngstora must be grae
yates of some reputable college
pharmacy or medicine.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
Powder Mill Explosion

Removes everything in sight; so do
drastic mineral pills. but both arc Nigh
.tv dangerous. bea't dynamite the
DELICATE machinery Of your body
with calonnl. crotm OIL, or aloes pills.
when DIR. Kings New Life Pills. which
arc gentle as u SIMMER breeze, do tl''
work perfectly Cures headache, constl
patton. OILY 25c Ut all druggists:
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
Ynlrnnic EIMltinns

Are Grand. hnt skin crup''"ns ro" life OF
low Eu,k.er's Arnica Saivo cures fhe'
al.r old running AMI fever S"t'S' ulcers
hollis, frlons corns, warts, cuts hFn's'S'
burns, .scalds, chapprtI ls''ds, cl''''I"'''S
H.s1 Pile cure on earth. Drives ont pains
and aches. Only 25e a h"x. Cure guar
ouree,l. Sold by all d"rgsi%t"'
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
There was quite a Nindstorm y, II

There was quite a Nindstorm u. IN
the early afternoon of'ruesday. IEHees IH'!
we're blown down OF dismembered'
and thus several landmarks have
,lisappearcd. Near Baincs' station
,;obtnipa struck tho telephone poles
and did some damage, Al ssso'
SAGA the river suase was dow y,
Efrom the lcvee down into the
street, 1t was promptly reatjustcd
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

The carrying of the m'i!ls u! By the
branch road Gf the TSP. made tho
mail service Of the Julian Poydras
unnecessary,so that that steamer y, ap
piled to be relieved 4ef s her contract t.
whicl, was granted. op Thursday
she made her last tripihn this $. service 'e
rand in future has arranged u
make tri-wcckl8 trips between ae' y
vile and Baton Rouge. sh'
starts on her new run Saturday 'n'
23rd.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
Tn the course of an appreciated

III the course of an appreciated
call at onr .,tlice, last Saturday,
Representative Percy gave us an
interesting resume Of the various
notable happenings in the ho;}ss'
with the side lights thrown on
which the public prints do not give;
His conversation was very interest
ing, and We shall hope feg his kind
ness in future to keep ss, el' rap
port, with legislative paitsts' MI VI
| Percy is active aud earnest ia tb'
| discharge Of lis duties as a repre- PFC
sentative.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Last full spraiucd my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
I called ON said at first it was a slight
strain and wnu!,l soon be well, but 1t
grew worse and the doctor then sald |
had rheumatism. 1t continued t" grew
wo,sc and conld hardly get around to
work. / went to d drug store and the
druggist recommended mc to try Cham
brrlains Pain Balm. tried it and one
half of "A 50-c,nt Lottle cured me entirely
| now recommend it to all my friends
+. A. lal,eocl<, Eric, Pa. lti for sale by
Kilbourne & Ferrester, St. Francis, i'le
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
PERSONAL BUT POLITE


Miss Sadie Ellis returned home
from New Orleans, Saturday last.
Fl, c. Lopez went to Satchez,
Wednesday for a ten days visit.
/ w. P. Burton spent from Sunday |
to Tuesday with his family Eere.
Miss Leila Wicker returned Sat
urday last from a stay OF several
weeks in the country.
! Miss Lode Haralsen spent several
days in town, returning home We'd
nesday.
w. II. Forester made a trip to
| New Orleans this week on busl'
ness.
Mrs, n. lIannach of Memphis,
Tenn. is on visit to her sister,
; Mrs. Sam Dreyfus.
Willie Butler has returned from
school, looking fine i'll cadet uni
form. "''
A. Schlcsingcr intends leaving
, for st. Louis, Monday next, 10 jon
:, his wife and daughter there.
y Miss Annie Roddy made {
n charming visit last week to Mrs
q A. NJ. Burton, leaving Monday
Mrs. O. Lcicune and infant so
+, left Wednesday to visit her OF
y" home in Donaldsonville.
Ig Mrs. J. L. Wallet and little gi1
t, spent u few days with her mother
le Mrs. G. w. Tempel, last week.
" Mr.. Balfonr of New Orleans a
rived on Str. Whisper to visit h
e relatives in this parish, Mrs. v
ID Il. Smith and Mrs. S. G.. Stirling
Mrs. Harper, nee Miss Liz
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Mrs. II. II. Ellis entertained the
club, Friday afternoon, compliment
,arv TO her daughter, Miss Sadie, a
sort of pour prcndre congo for the
latter on her approaching mar
riage.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Wilsy and Orin Burton have re-
turned from school i'll Natcbez.
Ju,lse Kilbourne arrived Thurs,
day for a few days stay here.
Miss Pear. Pisef of Shreveport is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. MICHEL,
Miss Belle Mayer of New Orleans
is ~ y visit to =. Ms. !.li.. Ros r entha''
| Mr.. A. s. Picard of New Orleans
is spending few days with li'
sister, MIS-: b. Leopold. :.
Messrs. Sam Friedman and N N
Michel enjoyed last Sunday lin Bat
OH Rouge.
Misses Esther and Miriam Ley,
Of Woodyi|le, are enjoying a yac'
| ton mere ncfc, VIZ o n II,
4 Michel.
!, !, Miss Minerva Hprnslg Of Wise
i la. has been the guest Of Mrs Liz a. A
J. nie Gore for q week past.
H.H. FORESTER came over fro
N n CLIFTON. Friday, t" welcome <. y
r. newly arrived daughter, born :
'e that day. "l'rilay's chllA llas as
IL IL to go' ihe old saw says, but We ho
ne this baby. if.a traveller Will $
bss over calm seas and traverse sun
Ia, l -
", | l.nIs,
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Tic good Samaritan of a road
oyerseer.-we know MOTIVE care not
who,-l,as filled in the ugly h"'e =. III
the road just beyond the Gas'felFS
upper gate. Would that other
oyerseers would so and do lik wise
There are MANY more rtlls.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
Fred Pitt, the popular Bayou

Fred Pitt, the popular Biayogl, !,
Sara baker has decided to, nas'': nse's::e
TO Crowley, la. next month
His many patrons will he sorry,
to hear this, as bis bread, e is ofeek-
celleat qnality, and he has always
proved prompt, reliable and polite
in bis dealings. He and his family
will he regretfully parted with.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

They do say thatsome ~ale for a
hOyish prank,was reducedsto ranks,
Sunday, at drill. But discipline
must be maintained you know.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

MIR. and Mrs. Robt. Brasseaux
have meyeA into the Tempel resi-
dencc, next door to 5. Dreyfus, and
lave gone TO keeping house.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
TOWN COUNCIL.

St. Francisville, June 10Th, 1900.
Mayor and council having duly
qualified according to law the may.
or called a meeting to organize.
Present, ] l. Golsan, Mayor ;conn-
cilme,l Brooks, Harris, kilbohrne,
Meyer and Newsham.
Minutes of the meeting OF Feb.
9Th were read and approved.
w. W. Iaake Jr. was elected
Sec. aud Treas. at so5.W year.
The marslal's SALARY was placed
at s40.O a month rs heretofore.
There being no further business
the council adjourned.
w. w. I.eake Jr.,
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
Mr.. John Wilcox hats put some
repairs on his store near town.

( The West Fclieiana Ritla:s are
justly gratitied at the appreeiatllve
reception With which their sonyeplr
for the Continental Guards was
greeted by that splendid military
organization. The silver easel and
scroll was presented iq memory OF
courtcsirs received April 29th,
while the W. +. RS. were il New
O,leaps. 1t WAS handsome token
ard reflected credit OH the good
taste and gratitude of "our boys
The Methodist entertainment OH
Friday night. .sath lust will consist
mainly of vocal apl-a instrumental
music, tablcaux, paatomlmes aHo
fancy drills, marches, etc.
They have been greatly uiSco"Fas
ed by sickness and other m'stor
+, tunes, yet are working on ep
4, couraged by sympathetic friends
and trusting to the generous public
Z, for a financial success.
i, Refreshments for the table VII
i, he very acceptable assistance.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

4, yilleret tells us that he will
,na,;fy for Office, to-day, with
ont fail, so that he will probably
h, fully installed in the clerks of
fec next week.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
Times Its ! rice.

Iawoke last night with severe pains IN
my stom eli. lrser felt S" badly IN AL
nv life. When came down to work tins
morning I felt so weak c"'l!d hardly
work. l went to Miller & McCur''y's drug
store and they recommended Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrl'"ra
Remedy. 1t worked like magic and one
dose fixed me all right. 1t certainly IS
the finest thingI .eref rlsod for stomach
trouble. / shall not be without it in my
home hcrrafter;f for should not care 10
cnlure-tin sufrrings of last night again
for fifty tiinrs it's price.-G. IL. Wilson
! l.ivcrynan, rurgrttstown, Washington
Co., Pa. This remedy is for SAT-
Francisville, yilleret and Al!alu, B'y"'
! Sara.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

: The rains may fall, the wild winds
may blow, but "eyer faithful the
members of tho J.. 5. G. are prompt
in attendance at the weekly meet
iurs 1t was not in vain therefore
,hat Mrs. A. F. Barrow looked tor
her guests on Tuesday afternoon, as
there was a sufficient number 10
fill four tables at progressive euchfc'
There were several to draw for the
first. second and third prizes bn'
these were finally secured by Mrs
Montgomery, Mrs. Wood and Mis-
Powell, who thanked their goh
l,n.k in winning tho pretty souve
Mrs.
Mrs. ]. T.. Golsan sent her OK
cuses to the club for non-attendallt
during the remainder Of the sun
mer. Mrs. Lo lis Tucker was pre-
cnt as IL guest.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

y. n. Morrow, Asmory, Miss, writes:
Have used DR.. NJ A. Simmons Liver Med
;ciue 10 years. 1t cures Indiscstiep, Heart
PaIpitatisn and Sick Headache.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

A horse driven by Mrs. j. W.
J,eake bcca me restless while hitch
ed to post at DR.. sar~ws Mem
tlay-pobably bitten by Il" "se', ,
kicked and finally wrcnchcd
loose and IAN up the street, cumming
into the hanqnette near Mrs. Far
rcl,y's, and breaking the siHgietfee
and top of the buggy, There was !,
M one in the vehicle. It ttoo9i
some minutes to quiet the horse
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

The social calender is unusually
inviting for next week. The Ma
ouire Ellis wedding on the morning
of the eth; t G Masonic banquet
the afternoon of that day; and the e
Methodist entertainment Friday
night.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

A considerable quantity of hail
fell in this vicinity, during one of
the falls of rain on Monday.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Purc blood is fullof life and Vitality,
and carries Vig0r to the organs OF the
body. DR. NJ. A. Simmons Liver MediciCc
creates rich. pure blood.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Persons wi4'tinG tn plr"hase
rec. niano fer cash or ON tie install
,ne,,t Plan viii d" well to confnit
us hcro, qhand. We can save them
a anmbpr Of d"liars.
True Democrat Office
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

The vcstry, purchased for the rec.
tor the bay lsorse owned by L. r.
KiIb0urne.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Mr. Sien'S horses arc now FUZZY
ins,alIea--uo pun intGndP'i-int their
new quarters mross from his form,
q, livery stable. The new stable
makes 4 handsome show.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

The ST. T. Graded School will
hold it's closing exercises on July
SRI, aud the pupils are busy in
preparation fol their respective
rarts.',
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

If you suffer from rheumatic
pains, lumbago, gout, Or pains OF
this character, try Relief Linlmcnt.
The hest Iinimcnt in the world. 1t
will do you good. For sale by Vii
eret s. Allain Bayou Sara Kill
bourre & Forester st. FrancisvilIe
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Some one reminds us that West
Fo,icisua has another big doctor
besides DR.. Barrow. Truo, d.. W.
w. Burkha'ter, another fine specI'
mcn of manhood.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

DR. NJ. sfihMos T.iva' Medl cine
creates a good appetite, Tons ana
Strengthens the Stomach, and builds ny
fEC Health.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

The file now SaShltl oi tie bay
on Sara L ,mter Co., which has
been in G. ,,lrse of construction tor
some time, is fast approaching lis
period of usefulness. The machll'
cry has been tried this week, and II
all goes we'll the manufacture "f
lumber will begin in good earnest,
next week. The new mill is we'll
equipped for its work, and advanta'
gs,,u.ly situated on thy bayou side
It has q large plat of ground across
the street from its site covered
| with RACKS for the stacking OF lum
! her. The lumber will be run across
the lcyee anA,.stree', which removes
| it from close quarters with Tux
MILL. Introducing y cOmmendabi
element Of safety with lis great cor
ycnience. The mill, in Its new lc
cation, is a more prominent featuT
of the town, than was the forme
one.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
Notice to Applicants.

Applications for positions, \ in u the
white schools Of this parish shoaia ,
be OIL file in the office {. of:t1e board :
before II a. III. Saturday, July I,
1900: -
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

During tlr summer we are, li'olr:@'"
Stom th aud Bowel tr"""l%' S'F'' a.
Diarrlarl, Collie, CralHl's, ''c'' '"'
which DIR. NJ A. Summers Liver Msaiei'''
~ higily recommended.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Ano,hcr wet spell has bren stF"ek
and frequent rains are ls'e RUE '"'"
day, some Of them ,risfilg to the
dignity of storms.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Iwish to say that feel under 'ast'"g
o,,,;,nt;,ns for what Chamberlasi''s
c,urh Remedy has done for our family
W.. h,v. nsel it in ~ many eases 0i
coughs, lung troubles and wh""""s
conuf and it has always given the m"st
,,ors.ct satisfaction, we feel greatly
;,d.htul 70 the manufacturers OF this
remedy anil wish them to please accep'
our hearty thanks. s.-Rrspeetfni'y' MrS'
| S. Doty, DrsM"ines, Iowa. For SAFE "S
Ki,h,urrc & FORESTER; st. FrancisvIsIe
yllept & Ailain, Bayou Sar;'.
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23
as--1---->k----l
u C ".

Head Quarters w. L; Camp, '79s.-
St. Fmncisville, La. June Is, 1904
At.aregular meeting of the camp
held this a. H., at Masonic Halls -
members responded to roll call call
The following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing term.
F,M Mumforl, Commander; 5 l.
I.avergnc, 1st Lieut. Comn'apAler !;
DR.. J J Wade, Surgeon W u
Smith, Adjutant.
The following delegates and nj
tcrnatcs were elected to represent
the camp at the re.uni"n of the
Louisiana Division which takes
place in New O:leans, June 18th,
1900. DIR Cd Brooks, 5 II Bar
row, J II Clack, Il Newman, Ihor
Butler, A b Briant.
The following committee com
pos,d of one member from eaci
ward was appointed for the purpose
of locating the graves and ascer
tanning the names of veterans bllrie'
in each ward, i'll, order that th'
/. graves may be, well cared for ant
! properly remembered on Memorla
Q day. John W Leake, n b Riddle
II Ed IIaralson, Jno L Roberts, :
b 4 Bcckham, w B Bmrow. l. '
: Brandon, Jno Lesassier, s ID l'a
Il row, w B Smith.
II The committee on entertainer
composed of Robt Montgomery,
j. w Simmons, Tllos Butler, j
a. McGel,ee, w r PhareS, J II CIacl
sr John LeSassier, j. W Brandon,
n. y Barrow and w B Smith, we
i'll requested to meet at the Cou
ID House on Monday, July 2nd, l9'
nt II a. IN. to discuss, "a 10 the a
to visibility of having an entertal
w ment and to arrange all details.
10. There being no further m's'ne'
h' the camp adjourned, subject to
"e call of the commander.
~ w. i. Smith, F. NJ. M"mf"rd,
~ ~ Adjutant. coih'''''
The true Democrat., 1900-06-23

Mrs. Il. Morgan of New Orleans
was the guest of her daughter Mrs
Burton. last week. She went oil
to Natchez to.'vi~it Mrs Cur'ea'''
and to attend the closing exercises
q, St. yincent's, where her grand
daughter, Miss Ida Halle Ia p"
nil.