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,BALTiAlORE &(lbu
RAILROAD. /

Schedule in effect November il ,so,
All trains Illuminated wiil pns
light.
e) Express trains.
Trans leave Wilmington, Be,v.
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK, week days, '2G i.
*1O.52 a. M; '12.19, *2.55, BIS l,ofnli'J
ited), 1927, s7.42, *10.5g i. hi. S1ai4
1926, '9.39, a11.35 a. M; .2-55, 5.lS lps
LimitedJ, ZAP, .10.52 p. nj.
pHILADELPHlA, week l.Igs i;
$50, s6.45, 7.2O, *S.09, s9.39, .l0.53 os1
mr.; s12.19, .z.55, 800, .4.55, .s.Is pa1
LimitedD, 1927. 6.35y .7.42, I'D
Sundays, a5.26, T.20. $50. .9.3l M
s1i.35 a. M; *2.55. 800, '5.1S tRoyaI N
ited), 6.35, ZAP. s.56, 1852 p. III.
Chester, week days, $50, e. a, "a III
t9.39, "10.52, 1852 a. m; 300, 'f55, N
*7.42, .10.52 p. M. Sundays, .5. s]
'9.39. 1888, 'i1.35 a. M; 300, G.s5 n
SIS, *l0.52 p. m.
Atlantic City, week days, '6,i5
a1219. s2.55 and *5.1S p. m. (ltoyal 4
itedl, Sundays. 7.20 a. M; '5.ls h
fRoyal Limited.
| Cape May and Ocean City. wuek i,
a6.45 a. IN. +2.55 p. m.
Sea Isle City, week days, &C. Il ii N
Baltimore and Washington. WINK a
+4.14, 6.55, ss.Oi. '11.01 a. m: ai2 Ii. .
$40. -4.54, '6.20 Royal Limited, /.
a10.14, p. IN. Sundays. s4li, 'S0i
4. m: f1256, .2.o9. '3.40, 5.37, $50 fR
Limited. .S.O1. '10.14 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, wfok
6.55 a. M; 319 p. IN. Sundays, 9Q5 d
5,37 y. m.
t1t.01 a. m; t12.56. 3.19. .454, c12,
'I014 p. m. Sundays. '4I4, 'S0t. 4.
m; a12.56. 5.S7. T.32. ss.01. .1o.l4 i.
Pittsburs, week days, sS.04 n. ul.s
'to.l4 p. m. Sundays. 'sO4 a. rn
.lA14 p. m.
Chicago, daily, 1904 a. M; '2.i5 4.
2 Cincinnati and St. Louis. '4.li j
'l2.56, s10.14 p. m. daily
Singerly accommodation, week
! e55 a. M; 3.l9, 6.12 p. m. Sunday
Il. m; 5.S7, .S2 p. m.
Inndcnherg accommodation,
! DAYS. 4.54 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET
( TION FOR
Baltimore, week DAYS, $50 p. m.
Z l.andenherg. week days, $40 a. Il
$50 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. m;
m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA 70
4 minGton, week days, 1885, $50.
= t10.26. 100 a. M; s12,20. +1.37, 2.15
4 ALT, 500, $50. '5.4S (Royal Iii
il 500, $50. 1926. 1928. .11.35 p. m.
: days. a3.35, $50. 500. 100 a. m. !:
d .1,37, 1.45, 1908, 4.s5. .5.4s tRoya
to itcdl. $50, "7.26. 1888. 1920 p. m.
"Roval Limited is composed
q sivcly Of Pullman parlor observati
!. dining cars. No extra fare excep
e lar Pullman charge.
o Delmarvia Telephone No. 1893.
rs Rates to western points lowe
via any other line.
II. a. MILLER, Passenger
~ Wilmington. Del.
y. p, MARTIN, Manager of
ger Traffic.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. Express 6.46 q m.
daily sleeper to Port Tampa Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans: 1856 ., M,
daily. slesne-s 70 New Orleans, Macon
Memphis Nashville via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlnptic Coast Line. Express II AZ p m
1ANV sIeepers to Charleston. Macon. and
pnri Tampa Los a M. daily. sleepers TO
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Pathway S.1l y. m,
daily, dining car and sleepers to 5tnc'h-
natl.
sos board AIR Line Railway. .-Eynress
95 a m dailv sleeners 10 New Orleans
md Jacksonville "Florida and Metropo
titan limited" Loo . m. daily, sleepers
10 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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up and the others from s. up. II is
worth while hnylng them for the al
tr.ctive boxes III which they colne-Or-
icntal boxes and. If course, with q stork
upon most Of them.
Chatelaine bags are the most business.
like things in the dolls wardrobe. Ihey
are of leather metal trimmed and have Z
metal chain and hook to fasten them ~
the belt Or top Of the skirt.
sts
Very smart little gowns are TO he
found III the French longwaist"d styles.
One variety Of these is IN the UN-hnod
rod chAmbray. trimmed with white piqne,
band around the lower edge, Of the
skirt. the collar. which is 4 straight band,
thc Guns aud the band marking the waist
line. very low leaving only 4 deep rntt'e
IL the material FOR the skirt, also q the
piane
II Il much more satisfactory to, bus
dolls than grown@np OF chidrcn's dresses
for with each little frock comes 4 skirt
and little pair of hifurcated garments
10 wear with il. AMI these are includrs
Iii tlc cost 81 the coat.
4 Iii these lone-waisted frorks there mr.
many Of white made with trimmings Q
Hamburg and lare, with rhions run j
and fastened nj the waist with }1ie bafa
Of ribbon. while little fancy pins hold IN
bod nj the back.
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WEsrsRS MAkYLANnR RALl

WESrERS NtkYLAND RAILRf
Connecting with p. w e r. \
hlon Station, Baltimore. Md.
Taking fleet Sertemb r ~ h y
All trains leave Hillen Station
lows:
DAILY.
i.2na m Fast Mail, Main Line lis
:, and " r.. and the South and tx
T. V. r. r.. Chambersburg
urg and Sinchester.
DAILY EXCEPT SIrNIt :
795 m York. b. and II liTl
Main Line east of Emory Gro
lisla and G and II. r. r.
s.23 m Main Line, aeersioM4
burg Erndarick. Fnmittsbnrg and }
Eg N Ektoa
fnf9 a. Accommodate fo
Bridge, York, Gettyshurg.
2"S p m. coon fnr Union Rndpc
S32p ,n.-Fxp FIR Work and r.
25 p M FNp Main Live Pth''
wa; also Frederick. Etumilsbure ald
burg.
ESQ y. M Accommodation tor tmo
6.i5 =, m = accom- radatinr I lHlg
lips u. m recommendations fr EE0
SUNDAYS ONLY +.
9,35 a, m.-Accommodation iol
Blifce and Hanover.
sAp m.--Acc nm dation for nlg
4tn D. m --Ac2ammc datinn No
10 f1 r. .-Arcemmndpti0n faf tinL
Ticket and Baggage Office, 2l5 ast
street
Tralos stor ~ Union, nrsyFani'
Futon ard walb-ook (Narth ave r 7, I,
] NJ. HOOD. b. Fl. GIstsY
General Manager. Gen'l il5s
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ttOR RnEFALO

Via Emporium Junction, So a IN, and
Via CanandaiEua, $40 a. m, week days.
$50 p m, except Saturday and Il a
M daily
taj Congressional Limited Express. Az!
ycetib,fp Par0r Cars and Dining Car
40 extra fare other than the usual Pull
rlan charge,
cars, Nestibule Passenger Coaches and
pst,ing oar No extra fare
Tho Wilmington Transfer Company will
eall for and check baggage from hotels
ami residences
1ror further Information passengers are
,eferred IN Tho ticket agent at the station
Il r. rTI.TGH1NcON, j r WOOD
General Manager General Pass. Agt.
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LVANlA K K.
THE STANDARD RAIL
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMlNGIoA q
paI,TfNORE Raj ROAD.
ech4dule In eject November q 1911.

Schedule in effect November "a 1911
Trains Leave wilmington as follows
Fot Philadelphia ,express). l;57, Sis, d.2o
6ao. az, 40 SO $50, sSS ~ ,s III ia5s III l%
s'65. o.. sii. l5S 5T, s.o,. go aOi. III. sss
"A Naturalization, s' 6lo. 40, $40, Hoo =
m. II 80. 2.32 400, SIS. 6s5, and y lO.S z. r.
For Chester (express). 15I, 40; 80 y
$50 $40. $50, $50 lo,1i. 1l25, ilS2, las a
m, l.s7 8. o. i,as. n 0t no ~ W 2 ~ ~ :,
p 70. esa. 4oo. SIS. 6S5 and 1913 p. m,
For New York dhrough express), l.2a,
5Y s% sn;,,n iG a., sr - "a is9 tpinng Car
al. 607. $50 DINING Carr, ~ ana Wv s.5o
=. m, connecting via froad street ia
lion ph.adslphia p y 7, No. ss9i 1lo 81 soc
/ 3il. i.oa. 5.07. 6.0', ga. Ill ~ ana ~ =
nor FOR Boston without change. 1909 a. m ,
~" For - Newark y iii Center and intermediate
stations, 73a a. m; and eS5 p m. eco
10. 10 IL. and il.0l a. M. i2p5. l243 p
1 no s.5i. 400 525 s6G8 d.i6 7os, I %
81 p m. and los night, .,
3.Ga, i'll. 6.i3 p, M. i2is night.
YIimnrten n'%as, sssrPsss, s5S ss6
lols is2g q a 1lSs ss .o n a4s s so s 5ss IT, ~
SO. COS, 60, SIS. 7.a l1.26, lbs p. m. and
Accommodation, 6.25. 7.so. s12. 1915, a
nj, l2S, S.25. 4O4 449. G.1. s.Ss. 1922, anf
4 2 = = SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia feypressl. l.57, " =, y 5s
aS5 in32 1li6 a. m. l2.56. LII. 40
AS. 6G7 $50 III sos a-d 9.16 p m.
l2i4. 800. 400 5.25. 10 and 10 4S p. m. :.
For Chester fexprsssl, 157. APO, 80
II IS a. m. la7, 800, i5s, 6o7 and 9s
Z tacomraodat,on. Y; 10. SO. sE. a. m.
FOR New York tthrough express, ! ~
3tq 9s5 1922 fDining Carl LIB :
m 25G 1S7. DINING Carr. 800. 60f = q
| Dining Carl III 9iG, y. m. connsctln
| VIA Broad Street Stattnn, Philadel, .nia
IN 7iC. $40 935 1145 a. m, 125t
u. 800. AIS, 6.01, $50. III. PIG and l0.i
70, Boston without change. III p m:
Baltimore and Washington. i35 S,M
''fs M, t2o5 ie.4s, 10. !.5l. 400. 81
Rg2 & 4f. 736 Sill p m and Los night.
baltimore and Intermediate stations
fl2 n m l21S night.
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, fc
Wilmington jeypresrl. 3F0. Z %. II q. 7
l2n3. lI3 31S so ttf, 5.o7, 5.2i; -
G5E 7.3l. SIS, i1.26 il.2 p. M. and ~
aiTht - ,s,
II %. 2.32. sig. S.ss. and 1922 p. ~
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yIoLETs FOR CANCER.
Test to be Made at Baltimore Uniyer-
sity Hospital. Cure Reported
From London.

Il practical test Of the efficacy Of yio-
let leaf infusion rs 4 cure for cancer
will shortly be made nj the Baltimore
University Hospital, North Bond street,
hy one Of the resident physicians. Dr.
Gdwn +. Moriarty says the Baltimore
sun The doctor is now treating Il case
nf uud0nbted cancer Of the breast III an
advanced stage, and rs soon as he OBJ
taiils the patients consent he will set
about to make the experiment.
The violet leaves viii be made into 4
lontice and put on the affected part.
Fresh poultices will be applied as rapid
Is its the old ones become cold or dry.
Dr. Morarty says that lie has formed
.a opinion aS to the potency Of the vlo-
let leaf cure for cancer, but believes that
Il practical experiment will settle the
question and, iii any ease, prove inter-
rsting to the general public as well rs TO
the medical fraternity.
4 LONDON SUGGESTION.
The idea of the violet leaf p0ultce
was suggested to DIR. Moriarty by ali ar
ticlr which appeared in London medi
cal journal and was noticed III the tele
graph columns Of The Sun.
II appears that an English woman hat
suffered for several months from {
throat affection which grew steadily
i worse despite skillful treatment. Finall,
4 ii was diagnosed as a genniur case o
/ clthcioIna, or cancer. 4 microscopic
examination CONFIRMED the diagnosis. 4
friend of the sizes woman suggested poul
ticeS Of violet leaves and the remedy WA
tried with surprising results.
Within week aiter the first applica
tion the greater part Of the swelling hat
largely subsided and the pain had abated
A week later the pain and swelling ha,
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nrI..waRE nIyIsIoN.

For New castle, Sl3 a. m, S.0S, 4C2 and
E5S p m. week days
Frr Roh both sl3a m, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS nn'v.
For Dover. Harrington and pelmar
Sunday, 12l1 p. n
For Nvomine and way stations, 3.o3
m week DAYS.
Fxnress far cane Charles, Old Poin'
Comfort and Norfolk 10 IS a. m. week.
laws and 1911 night daily.
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TN THE SHOPS.

All sorts Of ieWelry i'll gun metal i set
With amethSsts aHa very pretty ii II,
to-. Large broocncs are to be looked
1T little aSkance, but long pins, il
serpent, perhaps, the entire length of its
betty SCI with the purple stones, are very
attractive.
For women who Wear only black and
white there ARE gun metal chains Set iii
intervals With harpqHe pearls. 1t lnrg-
NOTES are worn on these chains they are
il The gun netal and srt with small
Ii, iris.
Every day secs more variety in the VA
riailS articles made Of beads bags.
u i.ses, card eases, Ne. Some Of them
as !. woman said, looking III the window
q one IF the big shops yesterday, are
Il tst like that Of grandma's;' but others
aln ii more quiet designs, Jewels now
II Set frequently III the frames of the
ht II bags, the color Of the gems ioniMg
VII Ii the colors of the beads
4 handsome large lac 0f lacli beads
i. baloqne pearl set ii The top of each
I VI the balls wMrh twist Ii form thc
! DHg,
4 nj IN gun metal. as many things fol
4 nj ufning use are.
$50
,'nedr opera glass bags. tile newest 81
Inn, have little leather purse On fht
. siae Of the dressed leather, in whirl
ii carry car fare. sc. They come ii
gray and TAM are SIMPLY made and cost
81 Il.
White satin slippers have flower,
j.. nted ~ the toes and little ace bow.
n pre The painting.
Percale iress patterns are ready in fin,
designs, put Up ready for holiday gifts
So are Oriental silks put up in dres,
PIT terms and in smaller patterns fol
waists. These latter will cost from 81 81
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EoR NEW YORK

G5n 9..3 a. m. and COZ p, m
FOR NEW YORK
Express. week DAYS $50, 4.o5, 40. 5.oS.
la9 M zoo noon u i.85 3 q limits9 n "a
soS Se 59a sSS al 5ss sdp g. a. So anS ND ls sSS
io5. 44O, $40, BIS, s.25, SO; 'lo2l, i 90,
42 M - .l2sG g i lsS5 '28o rs iGe !. lim ans
is00 o M, and 1900 night.
For Boston without change, 1850 a. m.
%esE &, DAYS ar aRa shS SoS 3 r. deeSn day Grove
Long Branch, SO 1l.o3 a. m. and $50
and 400 p, m week days.
Fer Lambertvil!n, EastGn and Scranton,
$50, 100 a. m, 12.oo noon 3,52, 500 d.am-
bertvinc and Easton anlv) week days
and T.G2 p m daily. Buffalo. 900 a. m.
300 noon week days and 702 p. nj
Leave Market street Wharf as follows:
For New York, Express. 900, $50 a. m. !;
4 30 p, m, week days.
For Long Branch, via Seaside Park, s35
For Island TIeights 8 s5, a. m and 400 p.
m. week DAYS.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
River Bridge. express, $40 a. m. and
7s05 p. m. Sundays. 9,20 a. m. and 7,0i
Leave Market Street Wharf express, 900
a. m and 200. 400 and SIS .. m. Sun.
days, 9 20 and 1000 a. m.
FOR OAPD NAY, srA Isle CITY,
OCEAN CITY
Avalon, Stone Harbor Anglesea. wild
wood and Holly Beach-eXpress 900 a
n and 400 p m, week days. Sundays
900 D. m,
For Somers' Po'nt-Express, 400 a. m
and 200, 90 and Sis p m. week days
Sundays, 900 and 1000 a. m.
tie nion Transfer Company VIII call
Fl ND f4ha Van No a
residences
] Il HT-TCHTNSON. r.. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen Pass. Agent
Telephone lS7.
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The SUMS Daily Bill of Fare.
Friday, December 9Th.



N - Sliced rolls. Penny tarts. Cho-
- eolate.
F DINNER.
Clam chowder. Rough rider
pie. Baked potatoes. Celery.
White bread and butter. Ken
ilWorth ranch dnmplings Coffee.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
lsastan's food. sugar and cream Pris-
ella cream roll. Broiled bacon. Jim pops.
Coffee.
FRIDAYS COOKING
Priscilla Cream Roll Pare and chop
fine six medium sized potatoes. Season
with half teaspnonful Of salt, teaspoon
FIJI Of onion juice Il dash Of cayenne and
add just enough cream sauce 10 bind
them together. Put them into il buttcr-
ed shallow baking dish and place in a
moderately hot oven in 4 pan If hot
water. Cook until the potatoes are done
then roll them over like an oInelet. let
them stand few minutes longer. bnt
do not let them brown. Turn ont on Il
heated dish and earmish with parsley and
hrpilcd bacon. Delicious.
Jim Pops-For one dozen Jim Pops al
low four eggs, one pint Of pastry flonr.
\ half il teaspoonfu Of salt and piff
II
whip and sci aside Beat the yolks with
a Dover heater, and gradually odd q
4 them the pint OF milk. Sift together \
i liberal pint Of flour and the half-tea.
4 spoonful of salt. aud beat the milk grad
/ ually into it, Still using the Dover beater
| When all is a smooth batter take ont III,
heater and gradually fold in the whites
! pn not stir once with circular motion
! after adding the whites. hnt incorporate
/ them in the mixture by folding % as not
break down the mir cells in the heater
egg. Bake in well creased gem pan,
thrnc-qnartcrs of m hour in moderated,
hot oven until the unffs are brown ant
vol porned over This is worth trying
Roxrd Oysters-Talic n pint nf oysters
one ciip Of good milk or cream. one table
spoonful Of hutter tablespoonful o
cornstareh, half-teaspoouful salt. dasl
~ cArenne rcppcr and one teaspoonfu
nf celery salt Put the oysters 70 cool
in their own liquor as soon rs they com
~ 4 hpil. drain through = colanacr. Boi
the milk Rub butter and eornstnrch to
The sun., 1901-12-06

These tablets will pos
cure Headache, NeuraIs'a
somnia and many otliet dIs
arising from the nerves a'
ious organs. The ingff
are Of the finest quality 9
The sun., 1901-12-06
scHUYLKII,n DIVISION

FOR Phoenixvile, Pottsto@n and Read
ing. 5.45 $40 and 1919, a, m. y 50 tSat-
urday onlvl l.3o, 40. 5.SS 7.SS and ll.5O
i232 602 and $50 p. m. Fhoenixville
only. 726 a. m. and 4.aS and 552 p. m.
For MsIs Fottsyyile Isyf 545 s1o 1919 a. m, 1so.
4 ln and TS3 u M week days. Sunday
$50 9a3 a. M and COZ p. m.
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White satin slippers have flowers
- nted on the toes and little lacn bows
a ate The painting.
The sun., 1901-12-06

Percale iress patterns are ready in fine
designs, put Up ready for holiday gifts.
The sun., 1901-12-06

So are Oriental silks put up in dress
patterns and in smaller patterns for
waists. These latter will cost from 81 .25
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23
CATHOLIC EMBARRASSMENT.

The ladies of the Roman Catho-
lie church are very busy getting up
their entertainment, which takes
place at PytIIian Hall, April 8
1901. There Will be fair during
the day, to be concluded at night
by n brilliant stage performance
and grand ball. Meals and refresh
ments will be served at all hours.
There will he q children's ball
from 3 to 6 p. m., when price of
admission for them will be 10cts,
adults free.
After the children's ball, the
doors will be closed until 7 p. H.,
When they will be opened for the
night performance, which will be
gin at 8 o'clock. Admission at
night, adults, 25cts; children 15ctc.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23
Niri,t Was Her Terror.

~ would cough nearly all night long,
writes Mrs. Charles Applcgate, of Alex
andria, In :. ";.nd could hardly set any
sleep. had consumption so bad that it
I walked j, block would cough fright
fully and spit blc cd, but, when al other
medicines failed, three $1.00 BOTTLES Ct
Dir. Kings New Discovery wholly cured
me and gained So pounds" Its abso-
lutely guaranteed to cure coughs, colds,
IL grippe, bronchitis and all threat and
lung troubles. Price SOC and 81 00. Trial
bottles free at all druggists.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23
DIED.

HoLLINGswoRTH.-1n New Or
leans, La, Tuesday, March 10,
1901, Mrs. Olivia Semp'e, wife OF
G. Y. Hollingsworth. Interment in
Grace Church Cemetery, Thursday,
at IL a. m.
The remains were accompanied
to this place by her husband, her
only daughter, and Mr.. d. r. Buch-
anan, and were laid in Grace Church
over night.
The deceased was native OF
Wilkinson Co., Miss, and woman
of rare nobility and charm of char.
acter. Besides the above mentioned
relatives, she leaves an aged mother,
Mrs. Francina r. Semp!e, a sister,
Mrs. T.. w. Brandon, and four
brothers, W. W. Senple of New
Orleans, Judge Roht. semple Of
Pointe Coupee, Turllbull semple
of The lower coast, and John t. Sem
pie of Arnot, La. 10 these aud to
all others of the sorrowing fhmily.
/ The True Democrat extends sympa>
thy.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23
We.cHne Back.

Our reportor al service has been
defective of late, and to this is due
the tardinpss with which we record
the return of Mr.. Rutla'rh Tentsrll,
last week, from & residence Of s"T
era! years in Germany. lie is aGa'lf
with his friends here, and is
installed at his old post in the store
Of Mr. A I'eutsch. His health,
which WAS the raison d'etre of his
foreign scjourn has hcen much i'm
proved, and in common with other
friends we hope there viii be no IN
terl'nntion in lis present course
Welcome home
Mucl pain and nhcasinsss is caused ''y
piles. sparing unithrr age nor sex 'Hb'
l.I's l,pcfeye Pile Ointment ciros thc
most obstinate casas. Price 80 cents ~
battles. tnl,rs - rts For sale hs kii.
bourne aud FORESTER
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23
Tuniiea Notes


Mrs. $. L. James and c',iltIei'
left on The steamer Valley Queen
last week foi New Orleans, where
she expects. 10 make Ter home, in
Tie near jutme. Ser mary friends
regret very mut.s her removal IRON
Angola.
Airs. Abe Reily, WHO has been IN
New Mexico fol the past year is
now visiting Mr.. West Kelly and
family at Angola.
Rev. e. p. White is expected to
hold services here next Sunday
March Oath.
Mrs. Ed. Hart and little boy,
Reny, who are now residing IN
NatcheZ, were Vlsitors at h"soi'
last week, to see Mrs. $. J.. James
and children before their departure.
Mr.. Abe Rely, who has been
making his home with his son III
New Mexico, is expected to return
here soon.
Mrs, John Winn is now living
at her home at lower Tnnica anc
will probably make that her perma
| nent home in future with her son
DR.. semple aVinn.
Mr.. George Lee has accepted ;
position at Angola.
Violet.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23
GOOD ADVICE.

Tile most miserable beings IN The w"sld
arc those suffering from dyspepsia aud
livar complaint. More than seventy .'ise
per cent. Of the people inihe J1i'rd
States arc afflicted with these two dr..
eases and their effects: such as saiig
stomach, sick hradache, llabitnal 6"
tivencss, palpitation Of the heart, heast-
burn, watcrbrash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit of the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagrecablr
taste in the mouth, coinins'up of fooi
after eating, low spirits, etc. Go TO yoilf
druggist and get a bottle of August
Flower for Is cents. Two doses viii re-
lieye you. Try it. Get Green's lril.'
Almanac.
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The true Democrat., 1901-03-23


March 10, 81. Joseph's Day, was
celebrated in Creole custom as a
break in the austerities of Lent, by
a surprise card party arranged by
friends. of Mrs. o. Lejeune. The
weather OH Tuesday was SO inelem.
ent that ouly a few of those, who
had anticipated taking part in the
merry-making, could do so. They
met at The pretty new home, where
a gracious welcome and pleasant
afternoon awaited them.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23

A pretty story we hear is OF tie
surprise prepared hy a West Feli>
ciana husband for his wife. Pretty
because men usually present some
one big gift, but rarely plan little
details that require forethousht
and management. This husband
had nice birthday dinner for Her,
which was all the easier to do. as
she was sick, and he and the cook
arranged it. Then the children
were allowed to come home from
school. but hid themselves till din
ner time 50 that.the surprise was
the more complete when she ap>
peared and inquired the cause OF
the festivities. Last but not least
was the special gift laid beside her
plate. Now, wasn't that pretty?
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23

w. NJ. Rogilio of hlbrotl, La, wasin
this vicinity on business the latter part
of last week, returning TO Arbrotll Il day
or two ago.
Mrs. H. J. fimmo gavc a social en-
It rlainm"nt TO the young people last
week which was well attended and prov
ed 10 be very enjoyable.
Messrs. W. NJ, RogilIio, d. NJ. Phares
and w. R. Campbell went to Jackson
Friday Oh business.
Willie Keller, of Jackson, wasa visitor
I at L. A. Wriglh's Sunday.
! Miss M. +. Spillnmn Of the r. T. c.
Institute. of Jackson, came out to lcr
home visiting $ turday and proceeded to
visit relatives ia the Sth ward ami Bayou
S; IA, lctuuing to school on Tuesday
W. K. Campbell has been on the sick
| list with Il sevele cold aud grippe, but lis
impro ing.
T G.. w. Roglllio went to oJacksoii Friday
on business.
| ". NJ, /. }. a'td Miss Al. Z Rogillio
! visited relatives in Bayou Sara and St
l'rmcisville, Oh sunday, and REPORT ll;ts-
liaga very enjoyable time.
Miss Dunn ire5- east OF Citation, La !,
is visiting her stei, Mrs. I jeff Lee,
j., which We laiiod 10 aeiltlon before,
| We % not believe ia,ybody is buiei .
all thing IS this neislborlIood except
! air castles, AID am afraid they Will
collapse after the cotton crop is made
and sold
| We are soriy to report that j. Byroi
Wright, an esteemed citizen of Popl ]
Springs nc'gliborhood, is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Austin have movee
! to jackson. where the former has employ
mont at the Insane Asylum.
A. O. Phares, who is an attendant al
hc Asylum, IN Jackson, las been ON
visit to his fathers to rccupcratr from
reccntillness.
4 We are very sorry TO hear that Miss c
A Baker, who recently returned fron
st. Landry parish, is quite sick viii
clils and fever.
'sThey were sitting in u corner on
: Sunday eve,
Il And her tapering finger was resting OF
his sleeve, !,
starlight eyes were casting in his fac
,, their light,
Bless us aunt. its pleasant courtini
Sunday night.
The true Democrat., 1901-03-23
A Horrible Outbreak

"Of sores on my little daughters Eead
developed into - case of scald heao
writes G.. D. 1sbill of Morganton, Tenn,
bpt racklens Amica Salve completely
cured her. It's guaranteed cnre LOT
eczema, tetter, salt rlleun', plnlple,' 'sofes'
ulcers and piles. Only 25c at all drug
ssts.