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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-28
NEWS OF THE WORLD.

tNtt az NA4NN A-a>ha, on llt iltn
INST Several brick structures we've
damaged.
James Parish. the third q the
party who robbed a Mexican Cen
-a. tram. roar the border. several
SOCKS ago, las been captured.
Ac,orl.n. 10 statistic, Il the CEN
SIS bureau. the cos, Of issuing mod
eyn newspapers has Increased with
corresponding decrease in profits to
the publishers.
The government Is sending out
special agents in the ves, @, invcs-
u-a,c ana adopt some plan % pro
'cCt forests from destruction ly fine.
In .-e asst few wears millions worth
e timber the property of the gov
eminent. EaS been consumed b, ire.
tae r,>-.t Of 1are.e,,u,>s Il hunters
sr3 movers.
President Roosevelt; has appoint
81 Hon Oliver Wendell Holmes,
cine. justice 4 Massachusetts. 20 Re |
l1 associate justice q the UlJted /
States supreme court % ,ucce! /
Mr. Justice GRAY Who resign, ON !
ae-ouu; az ill h,a,th Mr tray /
served a. a>sr,ist. Ills, ..a fr- tuen- 4
u-aye years.
\ dispatch from Manila ,av,
sua.. party II Mons surprised an
outpost Il ,he Te,aE--t.a,h .o- /
t-r,v az Camp Nla-.. Sergeant I
Foley and Private Carry were N.l- /
.- and Private Van Dorm severely /.
wounded The Noro,. aho num- /
.e-,d ou'y @ dozen. were armed with I
spear, and swords.
The ulNt congress vlil r. asked 20
pass a law directed especially 70 the
punishment Of all person, having /
ANYTHING 20 DO vlth Offering 90 ,.ll I
alleged limitations q United States
----.-.,. -,r4.- ,....-.- -.
NAV Dee called TIN, D., -von, I,red |
1ece>>ary on account q renewed ac- I
-vty among the "rreer--ool.'
r. -. l-r. f-..-t.t
- -,' ''-'. o-'-e ''.A place Au-
''''N government uo.g'
-.- ''' ..1 MS a, har.ei'na.
ID. i4 "'..- i-. revolution
---''- q '','''.. i... dead on
'--'' H-'n.e7.' DO, sud Gle
va suT',i.-.7'- 70 'ar 7evo.n-
Az '-e request az the g
-'.'i ',.- minister ~ caracas, .
.lA '' @ -'..-,,.,'- '' '-e
'' .s...-' -Ai-eI.,aA
ID ''' g -
Joseph Dillon. a tramp who vas 81
rre'ied az NeS or.,4rs t7r break
~ >-.tA "---'N- airl ID il' par o.
N PRISON, o. a result q L., -r.-l b
'l-ion vas Ted and there vas some
'ev served Tie pas delighted 2
hen De found q tig piece % meat 3
hls pan IL did not take time 90 p
reak the piece. bat swallowed 70, 2
NJ N second or 50 began strsn--
NJ lie tired 20 call Tor help. bat ?
a. unable 10 say word In min s.
ie or 50 some q the prisoners no. :
ed that Dillon Wa IN pain, and il
rev called Capt Renry>cn and sev- q
-al deputies They DID all they q
'uid ior the man. and called an \
noulaner. bat before II reached IN
li!on The end came. IL
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Hon. R A Aleer is. candida..

I
officials Il tho G. A. r. are plan
ming to establish permanent head
quarters Of the Organization at
Washington
4 new gold field has been dis
covered IN South Africa. SAID to
De- more promising than the terrific
~ already developed
E1-S.uato- Thurston. Il Ncbras-
Ia. D.. IN Honolulu "a the mission
Il ,ynd.aurg The big sugar plan
tatlou, ou the islands.
Albert C.'man. Il Woodland,
VIZ, Dead, confessed 10 a,,assinating
his grown daughter. who was 10
have been married r a fcw days
United STATE, senator James
.N''-a. = Michigan. 1.el from
O. sudden a,,a.s e h,art disease On
the 10Th lie was Ga yeai, q age.
Secr,tar o. che Treasury shaw
Will have coined - gold p.see. bear
ing the ts.. u Thoma, Jefferson
IS - Lau. world. far souvenirs
\ damaging storm swept over
Kae-a. Ctv and several pep'e
were ir!arel hr aNnc tlmbers The
wind reached d velocity q fifty
milo. sa hour
Tv.a,E.1, 3eraty sheriff. guard
ing 81 min. 90 DGrv @. Pa. were
placed ,a .a.i .a charge q -.ot- .
ing Tha deputies. il Is alleged.
trel ou mob Of strikers, sho serc
'udsa,o-as 20 prevent non-unlog .
.een irom working 7
r. II Gerdc>. a prominent Mem
1hls bushes man. hearing a noise F.
% hl- hack yard. look h,. revolver
md wen, o. investigate vheu Doe
;umt.ed and f,il. thc weapon be-
rs discharged, Tho bulie; entering
u. BRAIN.
J. T. Gasror AMI Capt r r.
ir,ne, under aror,t az Quet.c.
'anadl. % Connection ulfb eu.,.3
rand, in hsr.a- u.-s - Cb.-f.-- .
a- rs.n,E . victor, in -t..- f.-,
-a.ust g,,l3.lou. and have b..a
e.sasot TIE la.'o6 State gag-
mu.at SD. ,0t..so- @. Ct a re-
aaua- be- order that OBJ. accused
pas ,. brought LACK g. tL.. .ouu.
y ~ tr.al
Tr. --a-.r-, 9...-.,. ,., ....-4.-.
at mII,. .r. -. .5r.. ,t-.-,t.
.t t.. ..-.--r Ga. ,-.- go.
..-l -- u.-..,.-.. .a.. ...t .
-r.-. fr~s. -i 81. 49,
B. ~ lama. ana 81, .....-. go.
MORMON. ,lrf - --.., an ..h..
arm r-0.i..t. .H.. ..,,,.-.. ~ cir.
.t,.u -h-.--r.., .ls -..-,-- b..
-....s F.v.-- Oh. a.. 49, 80.
ire amount ON .ta =, - J-1r
81. -...l ..---....- a. s.,
Jo.sl2. 90 nearly Sgooo00ool
lore than u va, a. tie suG II the
seal war 1901.
M.-,,i.-. - -.r.-.,-. 81
.u.5 f-.~ r-.r.7 .....-n. 80
.rer. an, s-,r.-,, - -. - .
.;sont,e. far f.-S5,..,,- p. - .
the United St.. 81 =. .
em went 10 Rom. r.-..r.rI, O.. ,
e purpose Il .r,iry their r,,,n..,. /.
reply ha, b,,.u Int 10 ,bem -,
: out that there arr mn yo,sn,,.. d
the United states. and bc.id.. a
HIM ,,..... 4
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-28

II there i ANYTHING ridiculous
about VIZ q !, The head u coye.s.
-th'cago Lady News
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-28
A MORTAL ANTIPITHI
ny JACK LONDON.

broad anal rEr..~E rrrrr..r> rHr.~ r-.r
H.. ,,-.r-i.-.-.. e.--.r.r -rs,~.
tbs very center ~ -r, +s.s liz.
Torrh-fs1 mon The ceiling p.-
Observation-Disclosures, f.-.,..-
lar,fl....,,.- ~, -,r.,... -. ,.r.....
.rfIh.'isy.s -. .s~,b p. pa. ..-.
IL v--h hi. --...-.. p.-...
.. ,,..r..- -,.- L,.. t.- .~..-.-.
-. 49, 49,. ...--- .,.s hooked No.. g ..
,,.-.r. u.7.-g .r.,.7,-s.+-ev-.r.
,.,..
E~-r..t.--.f.,~., 1rs-.-r.--
r..,.--..,- Ng-.r.. d. t.s-.-
n v-.. .-...., ..--s consider p
v-.~-.-.- ~ .--~ r.-s-.-. 10 --
s- .-- ~. IT.. Evil us. 81
&c. .-'-r.-. --- ....--..-s Isl. .~.
-.--fr. t.+r .,.----. --.rr.,.
- 49,. We 81. .y~ --.re. .r.b
chm. 80 s,-,s r.---r I'M .r- -.-..
r H. ~, r,--s We -. a ..--..-
ir-,,.s-.l. ~. uh.r -. r.-, ~
$50 r..s.-. vs s.f --- r-.- exc
-. s-- vs- 81. .-. FL. w. --..
49,. .. ...'..,-- a. ..r. 81 -.-.-
d.. -..- -.s~ Vrrf.--.... -.-.
l.-- Al ~. f. ~-- know v-r--u.
.-., .--v char v.F.-.- W.fzre
,...~ -,r,.ek -rs-l, al And :,
Ir..r .r.ID -,sr.--.r.a
W-s- -,-r- rsf ...5 a man % +.
49, Y.-bs vs.s-a--;--..- Il.
q. .-u-v. y,a.s,-' and ,.---.-- All
,r.--. - .'vsv. en- -.--- .--.s
l.-. Al, L-vl- --....' ~, -.v.--. .
49,. .r--r- =. :. r----, G-r.-
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p. T even rsss p, r.--r --~..-s- .
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t. -l--- --r--,sr-..-..v-.-. -.
--- 5- r-.---- s-- -
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..-s,, ana a.. rs---s s-v. =.
-r.z- ~H-, hzr- and -E-. --- -.s
Dr. &c TIE szr and eEa-.----E Ill.
III. And :, b.srk -,s--r-- from
IL lonely r-7,,---s-. v-.--
u-r-. s-on-1u- mo hi.-r- -,.-- A,
All. Ri, r,srr-v cse-s-~s,,--. - q
o-,e ne Inn nv -. .-= -... d
e. 20, ah--- ana ,'.--l --~r.
.-. r~ Mains
/ zsr, forth c-iv..v IN he -.-t--
--C ard turned ~ cattle mo g.
.e.G-. and IL The morning heard p. ?
rl-ou.-- ,sc-- 8. h. s-,T---.---. q
Ss-l- It's nothing Il sa.5: -.l. /,
ocl dumb beas,i5s az rct Il h 2
lzme6 :cr slrzyinE INTO : ts.,e-rs.. g
are.~ G
H had q dos called NJ.
z. splsI6id brute. uart 6es-lorrS q
e u1-r bloodhound. and reseut-irr :
9th Mars was 8 great delight = =
III. and thew were sIvsv, -a.---r.- e
u, ti6e6 nv time. ana one 6s~ u
hen opportunity va nm Iu-cs =
le animal away and settled terFf,- ei
i'm arsenic and bests-ess I-~s5s p
1>iriveiy 10 impression On Joan
.averhouse HI laugh 81. 2.
.4r-v and FREQUENT = -vs- AMI
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-28
ANIMAL CORONATIoNs.
Beasts and Birds Follow Human Ram
pie and Crown Kings

\ close observer Of the habit. Il
the .pccchlcs. being, bird. and
bug, tina, inhabit man. .ph,r. and
live in the air he breathe.. ha. noted
that every big community of r0a.,
hu. king Of it- ovu-often d,.crE-
ed from the same royal fault,
When the black assembly meet. TO
acknowicdg, DO. new monarch forffe
first time there j, small chance 0f,t,
nc'chborhood forgetting Do. .a.. rhe
Philadelphia Pre-,
The rock monarch l. general.
tae strongest and vor,t-t,mr..l
old male bird .n the rook,ry.ar. To-
succeed. 20 thc throne sL.u
lr,te,e--or D.. getting past I.
prime and not sell able Co. talk, ....
oi himself
I'd, monarch 90 thorou-fc...
d,-ro, and buIl,. everybody. beside.
taking tLs b,,, nesting p.ap, a- ...
r,a. palace, 49, -penl. good 1..I
o, h. ume fighting and ,.a..-...
offender aur. tLe foo. ,...
morals
Bat when hi, aghtu. pev,r- ..-
cline b, -..u,r 90 later -,t.4I. .
lug from tae mex, l,.. roos ..
h..r apparent and ,hs ,4ns.. :
bird, being wounded. D. r..ra,, q
Dos lLe rc.t 81 hi- subjects ItDrt.e
vAo., community gather, round r4
pru..afm. the t-.tar KING Nth d
,tou. ot saslnc that last. LAlt t-s
afternoon
b,ar- especially the Mid Dee. 20
The Er1.i.a forest. and Scot.hm..--
are .cllom without KING of'irr
ovu particular district They ...
claim hmm sovereign lord srh ,u.
accord on ore understanding. 'tath.
). able Goo rrote.. th.m from all a'.-
DO '1mHt.
When Oh, A.t rival % Che ua.r.
.a. been Ha,.E and driven ~ .s
ft. champion a.I OBJ, ,auqus.t.,
.ta-- aud tas assembly .f hti. .r.
.asu, a.syp, .m a- leader ou tae
.Po- give t.m p.ar, 90 thor bead
.r. s.I..e t.. ga.fsrr. .t.r,,.-..
aa.... I'll. lead ~. l. u.us.l, Oh.
.-..t ...,.- ,a. ....-... ..l ..-
am for t.. l.-..h.r b.. ,.,,....f
4. ls....T a.. .-f tt. f...
..f.rg r-rrrr. .-l cant ..-r.-
.f.r, i, s-r,.. should s..,.fr.-
tap .rr..-arf f.t.., h.r. .t.-.
.r .l.- ..-r.,... .rl tf. ,.+.r
.a. l.. r,s..
Beaver. raw. .r...f,t. u... .r--
.-e.a,. coronation ..-,..,. .r -..
.rimsf u.-.I and tho, .r....-l..-
T-- pa .r.f. .r..f.-r.,
10 d.. nae ...1... f....-......
hem. but tt. ui.,.t and tt, t,.t
r-.rr.-.
Ba,.r build ,h,r house. mr
asm..'ye.. utta if. front d,.r. ur-
,r water. and erect dam, or ,i,-
30 streams.
The h,.t and .,rau-,., LaaG,r
ho can lead .a thr ,,u.,rur,..r q
.,.s work. D.. chosen a. monarch
nf reign. ti.I h. dies. ub.rtl.r..
''er,gu B. chosen b, Oh, beaver
lr.Am,ut and acknos edged ass
N,-ugu bv the assembly
TIN. done. De- ha, 90 get 20 uors
.d lead the building Il the dame.
% D., a.vay, ha. the large,t and
.''-bu.li house in Do, iribc. He's
Gated with tefer,ucc. especially
hi, Younger subjects. who fear.ls
eth. and % j. the ,lap q hi.tsilsn
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-28

N Hnr M#.rT.I IL l.
: erfn--~,. Nv the b'o,5 - Ip's.
= how I hated him, Thcn .h,a Va
-ts. ~.~. Clsr.-h-,.., Nh,
name, Wa.~'. :, sb.v-fs ,-sys-
, house Nr.--;fn'l.s,.r vly C'sv.-
house. A-s.- and s.-..r I ..,e5 NM.
81 ,.-t-r--.-....,.r r.r.--f~..rst.
m.~r..r >-,.r ~ B-.o~ r-1.~..-
br. ,..v.-r...s' I I,s,, j, -o Won.
r near j, 10 y,--, .'f-C's,e-.
house I-.- '.-.- -- .rs ~.s,.,-.r 81.
sound cs.. I..,s-t.u,e, should a
.,.... -.... -...-'..-.t....,....... 49,
ra. W ,.u s,y AND Nc"
.tI
Ua- / h.tr-u-f, ME- II l., mort.
Wrs- -tf.. .--r. and harm
I. ,-.or,t. / Knew D.. Mould Do III.
.--. =. ~... ST.. .l-.a..,
...,.-u..-t.f. --lt-@,...t -.r.,-
lender .- -.- The r.---s., trans
ts--el q. him. Ida .e. auv.--. ta,
tr-.u-t -t., s-.~- t.-.-.5 ,hs fore
closure. and bur ..s. cav, .ra more.
t.sy. r.. --sr Ill, ,sv suewe5I
u.-. -,.- John C.sys-h-u,s 20 70
move .., -e.s. and .ts--sl, t-.urf,
r-eu.>.. T..r I ,--....-. Gown Il.
,.- l.r De- -ass ID. ..- ls had lived
--.-. ..g.-s - 80 1.s-, Blu. p.
net r.. a.-l f., ,sa..--sge, twink
In. and Oh. r-f- -..u.r- ana
spreading ID Phi, fac. -,.- +. vs.a,a
.....--.>.- neon.
~Ha ts' h.-sr-rsf .Tr-
funniest -F<.. trs- vr---,-e- ~
r.1.. III. vcu ever hear the like.
LII lie -s..r.- lie vas down r,sv-
~ tr .te edge = m, river vb,rs
piece Z ,ae lak caysi IT and
,r--,t,t him 20 rsrs' be- e-i..;..s
--..- f.- puddle l.u-s m and ~,
NE
H ,-eur.l and waited f-- me n
BON him in hi, internal -,se
81 don't SO srv laugh IN "Iss;6.
shortly. and / s-ow ur fse, wen.
,.--
lie -s-s-Tss NE with u-rs.-rsr-
.-- then came -t. 5srrsb-, ,ig-.
& u--- and ,--ss55rr. a.Itsvssa. n
-.t-.- r.. -f-- F.. fsra .H--. ..t-s-F
yam. Ike The summer moon. and
then -t. .sa-b-~Hs,hs, T-s-.
.-r-,' Yr- r.-.- See s, 81. a.,
e.. Ho, Do, DO, H. 5e-.-'- - -, .
Wv. ...s here ". .r.. a rrs. p
BIZ ! turned IN --y rs.- --sr.t,
DID. Thar "a. -r.'r... ---- .
rand pa. -.--.- IT,. .t--.--.--.- :
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29
'IMBER LAND AcT-JUNE 3, 1873
Satice for Publication.
United States Lsnd Office,

NeW STtcVbS, lsNs. - 1JfS.
Notice il hereby given that in con,rli-
ance with the provisions of the act OF
Congress of June, 3, 1878 eatitlci IAN
act for the sale of timber laii,!s in tho
States Of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" attended to all
tbs public lau.i States by Act
of August lih, 1892, Hiram +.
Bradford, Of KEGS, p. o., Parish of
Rapdes. State OF Louisiana, has this tlay
filed in this Office his ; worn ST teinent No.
for the purchase of Lot One III Of See. 10
Township I N. k. 9 E., Louisiana Meri-
dian and will offer proof I" show that the
land saught is more walnut ie for its tim.
Der Or stone than for agricultural puruo-
SEES. and tn establish his claim 70 m i'll land
before c. NJ. Fitzpatrick. Clerk Of Court,
Mt Alexandria on Monday the 10th day OF
November, 1902.
He names as witnesses: Thomas Rnsi,
Newton Hooper, Jesse l.. Kces,' Joseph II.
Craig, NIL of kees, z O., In.
Any aud NIL persons claiming adversely
the above lands are requested t0
tilc Heir claims IN this office. on or before
said 10th day OF November lass2.
WALTER l.. COHEN,
Hcgister.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Rapi,lcs -lhirtc, nth Judicial
District Court.
j. N. Lanes
VS.. No $3.50.
His Creditors.
FOR RESPITE.

yX7HEREAS, J. n. Lancy, domiciliat-
w cd in the Parish OF Rapides, has
filed in the Honorable tho Thirteenth in
dicial District Court in aud for the said
Parish and State, petition for respite.
praying that all proceedings against the
property of said J. N. Lauey be stayed
aud that n meeting of his creditors be
held on the LIST day of December, A. d.
1902, before Lonis j. Hakenyos, Notary
Public ut his office in the town of Alex
andria, La.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
doth or may concern, that the prayer of
the said petition has been granted, that
all the proceedings against the property
and person of said J. Laney have been
stayed and that u meeting Of his Credit
ors will he held before Louis J. Haken-
yos, Notary Public at his Office in tho
city of Alexandria, La, on the LIST day of
December A. d. 1902, to deliberate and
determine whether the respite of six,
twelve aud eighteen months, as prayed
for-tn the petition, shall be granted.
Witness the Honorable w. +. Black
man, Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial
District Court and given under my hand
and seal officially at Alexandria, La, thi,
2ynd day of October A. ID. 1902
c. NJ. KILPATRICK.
isl Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29

zen, General Leon Jastremski, for
Governor of she State. We en-
dorse ever ything the Louisiana
Democrat has to say IN the follow
ing editorial mention. - Baton
Rouge Bulletin.
The article referred to is omitted d,
having already been pnblished.
The Democratic party could not
put up more serviceable OF better
man.-Rural Topics, Morgan City.
Some of our exchanges have sug
gested General lsA0n Jastremski AZ
nominee Cor Governor
in 1904. All right; whoop en- up
for Observation-Disclosures Senti.
nel, Winfield.
One by one the journals of our
State are falling into line mi'der the
gallant leadership of the Alexand. .
ria Democrat in favOring General
Leon Jastremski for Governor OF
Louisiana. The Wave unhesita-
tingly joins the procession with as
large u banner and torch az any of
it's cOnfreres may carry. Ills valu.
able services in behalf of the Peli-
can State which he loves SO ardent
ly, entitle him to very favorable
consideration, while his instructive
experience and superior ability as
gallant soldier, skiilful diplomat
aud brilliant journalist lit him
splendl,lly for the exalted station.
And this is y non political endorse.
meut, by the way.-Mandeville
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29
HIS Life in Peril.

81 just seemed 10 have gone all
to pieces" writes Alfred Bee. OF
Welfare, Tex, ssbiliounness aud a
lame back had made life u burden.
/ couldn't eat or sleep aud felt al.
most tce>wOrn out to work when l
began 60 use Electric Bitters, but
they worked wonders. Now can
sleep like ~ top, eau eat anything,
have gained in strength and enjoy
hard work." They give vigorous
health aud new life to weak, sickly,
rundown people. Try them. Only
soc at City Drug Store.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29
TIMBER LAMB ACT, JUNE ~, 1885,
Notice For Publication.
United States Land Office.
New Orleaus. La.


New Orleans, La.
Sept. II, 1902.
Notice is hereby given, that H. compli-
ancs with tho provisions of the act Of.
congrcss oeD1uee2 :.-R, entitled ''An act
for the saltyGf timber lnssls in tho States
of California. Oregon, Nevada. and
Washington Territory as extended to all
the PUBLIC Land Stsfcs by act Of August
I, 1892, Eugene K. Barron INF Holloway.
County of Rapides. State Tor Territory,
of Louisiana, has This day filed his sworn
statement No. - for the purchase Of
Lot ) or w. 5. T.. of Section No. 10 in
Township No. 4 North, Range No ? E.,
Louisiaua Sicridisn aud will offer proof
to show that the land songht liz more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before w. w.
Wilmington, .Ir., Unit6d States Com
missioner at Alexandria. La, on Satar
day the 10Th day Of November, 1902. He
names as witnesses: Riley O. Erown,
George Barron, Joseph Brown, Felix
0nrce, OF Holloway, La.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO
file their claims in this office ON or before
said 18th day of November 1902
WALTER l.. COHEN,
Register.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29

~
On "Wednesday morning last jus,
after day Hight, a white man by the
name Qe Parker, who claims to hail
from Pollock, was aheld up on
MadisOn Street in this city by two
negroes, who stole $50 from him.
Parker came 10 Alexandria the day
before and remained all night.
But the night previous he went to
the sAiOon of j. q. Hicks on Madi.
sOn Htreet and left with the bar
tender \ pair Of saddle bags which,
con tataesl some money amounting
to $50.
Tlohext morning lie went to the
salooU previous to starting for the
depot 70 take the Iron Mountain
train % return home to get his
money. u vas given to him by the
barkeeper aud lie proceeded on his
way 70 tho depot. He had not
gone far However, when lie was iu-
tercepted ny two negroes, thrown
Eto the ground and his money
srci6ly taken ,from him. The.bar-.
Keeper Il the Hicks saloon say 5
Fxhere were two negroes present
when he gave Parker the money
and it is quite likely that they are
Fan u IL
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29

What's the matter with Harle.
quini Why has she let mp" in the
prosecution against Henry New
man aud Harris Hymanf Col.
Buckner says he is ready to testify
against them, and if he were not
ready, there are a score of Other
victims, who probably are. 1t u
true that, it is the business OF the
District Attorney to look after such
matters, buff he isremiss and den-
lict in the discharge of this parties
lar duty, Harlequin shonld remind
him 0fhis remissness. 1t is fsct
that Newman is in Europe, bat
there ought to be some way deyised
to make connection between him
aud tIsa criminal district conrt :
Nsw <3tIesps. 20 that the trisl ~
proceed without further delay, a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29

The Louisiana Bar Aseoc.Ation
held 4 meeting In New Orleans l.at
week and adopted 4 resolution that
the amendments proposed to the
Judiciary department. are unwise
and should be rejected at the APP
preaching election and earnestly
urged the people of the State to
vote against them for several
reasons, the principal Of which
is. that their adoption will convert
the Supreme Court into rich
man's court, IN which the masses
Of the people will no longer have
any interest and before which the
appearance of the country lawyer
will be the exception rather than
the rule.
The opinion Of the Louisiana
Bar Association is entitled to great
weight and should receive the care.
ful consideration of every voter he
fore ne casts his vote on. the 4th
day Of November prox. These reso-
lutions are signed by b. b. Krutts.
sAsiAts eshsiraasa, b. r. Merrick,
Frank McGloin, Lamar Qnintero,
W. @. Hart, aud Chas. p. Fennsr,
as q committee of the Bar Associx:
tion, all Of whom are patriotic citi-
zens and eminent lawyers, who
have investigated carefully the Ell
feet ofthe adoption of these amend.
ments and would not urge their re.
lection were they not satisfied that
they will operate to the injury,
rather than to the benefit Of the
people.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29

Thirty great principal aud men.
age riders are with Ringing Bros.
circus, which shortly exhibits in
this city. Among the most famous
are the Davenports, the Hobsons,
Fredrick aud Augusta Schadel,
Julia Lowande, John and Michael
Rooney, Rhoda Royal, Madame
Royal, Charles Carroll and the
famous prince Of horsemen, John
O'Brien.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29
Out of Deaths Jaws.

y. When death seemed very near
from severe stomach and liver
trouble, that l had suffered With
Tor years." writes P. Muse, Dur
ham, N. o., CDR. Kings New Life
Pills saved my life aud gave per.
feet health" Best Pills on earth
and Only 25c at City Drug Store.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29
Notice for Publication.
2 Department of the Interior,
Land Office at New Orleans. La,

OSpuEtWcub OF iie lntcriOr,
Land Office at New Orleans. La,
Sept. II, 1902.
Hiug-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that said proof will be
made before w. w. Wbittington Jr., u.
s. Commissioner at Alexandria, La, on
October %, 1902, VIZ: Joseph b. Brown,
II. L. No. 20600 for the Lots 2 and 3 of
Sec. IL, T. 4, NJ, X. 2 f., Louisiana Me-
fidian.
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: E. Barron,
Felix Guree. John Evans, q. Barron, of
Holloway p. o. La.
WALTER L. COHEN,
Register.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29

have employed conveyance and
presented u bill for allowance. The
finance committee should scrutinize
carefully all bills presented for al
lowance, as Welch il liable at any
time to slip in those of doubtful
legality, as he did recently in the
item Of 5000 for his hook and lad
der truck.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1902-10-29
Should Have Been Rejected.

We notice an item of five dollars
allowed by the Board of Aldermen
ut the last meeting, to Hirsch s
90, for team ordered aud used
by WEIGH to "dIum up" voters for
the boud election. This item, small
though it be, should have been re-
jected and WEIGH should have been
required to pay it out of his own
plethoric pocket book, rs he has
become a bloated capitalist, pnr.
chaser of real estate aud money
lender, on salary of 900 per
month, when it is = notorious fact
that he had no resources when he
was elected Mayor. The Board has
no right to appropriate the money
Of the taxpayers for any such pur.
pose.
This was matter for the decis.
ion of the taxpayers and the Board
should have been absolutely i'm
partial as betweea hefl ~ ~