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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-06-08
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-06-08

gall5e1 repllbllfan1ld)e1 Farte1.
@ir ,peroen in l1niern na6lten
5rpei alusgaben nebrj in 6ieIer Stn-
iid)t 5u iagen baben, u'ro mir boffcn
sen Seiern ocs uGiti5en" better sluf'
idlub geben 81, fonnen. gl,t ,polel'
mir ibnen eir,ige Mn0eutungen &C.
ben, fper uno mas mand)e bon ben
@anoiooten fir County slemter iino
uno mas Tie mollen.
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
Kingdom Happenings.

Gathering corn and raking ur
cotton seems u be the topic oi
the day, agd both seem to be i n
deploFable condition.
Mrs. Maggie Hartman. Devalis
Ark. has been visiting Mr.. Cas-
ton Robertson and family the
past week.
Mr.. James Hall attended the
unveiling at Shil3h Sunday.
Mr. John BuifaIoe, OF Oxford,
was here several days this week.
Mr. CASTOR Robertson had the
misfortune TO lose a good mule a
lew days ago.
Masters Melvin and ManIey
Franklin are soliciting subscrib-
ers for good paper.
Mrs ". W. Steward takes the
premium on nice Jersey butter.
Sunday is our regular day for
preaching.
ttev. r. l.. Nicholson. of Hone
well. will preach here on SUNDAY
Oct. 18th, at , o'clock. Let all
come that will, so as 10 have a
large congregation.
Grandma Roebuck is visiting
relatives in Cornish this week.
We regret to lose our good
neighbor, Mr.. Hall and family.
but welcome his successor, Mr..
Dan Weleh and family.
Mis- aabel Robertson has re-
signed ae- position in the Tula
and accepted the principaIship OF
the Delay schonI.
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
A LETTER TO
kin5roush & Thomson.

~--~@A AADNtI-Gn.
Oxford, Miss
nins tenths OF the paint OF his town
am region; no Use to t-y for the ota-
er tenth. The proposition of -reu
who won't take good advice. and use
tht. least gallons paint. Is about one
III ten among evea owners Of housss
and stores and shops and barns an.
fences.
One man n ten viii buy a gold brio.
or green goods, If he has the mon.v
and gets good chance.
Hevoe at 81 !5 gallon isbstter than
gclc; adulter-d and snort- r,.asr-..
paints are green goods and gold br;,t- I
bsvoe saves malt, more or less ~.
tn- labor ld wages os Phi hitting. il i
all paint; full strength and fun rns,s-
ufe- 4he-e - no other such paint in
ten per eelt. Ten per cent OF I.hor
80 pa-At l. worth saving; and ten il
me iSast- Iaere are scores of paints
una tnrow-awsy half of both eaIions
aud LABOR Oh whiting, china CLAW har-
ytes, ground stone. 5eEzine. water
All tley ire good fer is 10 make vaI-
IONS VI nosaiES aud looi- Ike paint Ia
the caHs more gallons ~ buy and
more galioas 10 pay for putin, on
-ssoi.i nrieks and green goods. Here's
aow they work.
Judge / ID FaircaiId owns two
houses exactly alike in !. ufkin. T.~
Ii icrrenee painted both houses.
"ne D-vos 10 i-z gallons; tie oths,
with another paint sold at sa me uris.,
Il gallons That 25 gaIlsn p,i,,. :
weak and Is per cent within: rIatis
Why 1t took y IL gallons mere
Yours truly,
r W. pEvoE Z Co.
New York CIV.
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
Con pcn:ngS-
~ By f.ust-. Rose.

Autumn has come and the wind
has said to the leaves. put on
your dresses Of yellow and gold
and come over the meadow and
play with rle.
The white frost that fell here
last Wednesday night shortened
The pea crop and ruined the hav.
III. J. ". Slate and wife and
daughter. Mrs. Sadie Goforth, ~
tended preaching here Sunday.
Alr. Sam Smith IS on TIE sics.
.iss this weeS.
Prof. T. F. SamueIs paid OK
ford visit Friday.
Nr. c. E. White ard son, Eg-
oeFt. visited north Of the river
Sunday.
Mr. Viii Robertson and dauca-
ter. Miss Belle. Of Cold Springs.
We're visitors here Sunday.
Nr. Charles Wardlaw. Of OK
ford, pad Us 4 visit last week
He expects to leave soon for Ala
bama, his future home.
Sir. Manfred Price visited at
States last week.
some Of the yonng people en-
joyed a horse back rise = he
river Sunday afternoon.
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18

The follow ing pupils, bv grades, oi
the oxford Graded School did not fIi.
below " in class standing and deport
rrcr... were not absent as much -
three days. and tere not on TIE taruy
roll during tha month ending, ffiGay,
October 18th:
FKrxkRY GRADE
Merry Fllxner, Her5er. Riley, sal
lie Wilkins
rIss- GRADE.
p-van Tate. I.ota Kate iiolcorabe.
Bnrf- Grace Parks Asrl Ii0me, Dale
Ros-TsJa.
szc31o GRADE.
Madden tate. Glat.is Houston.
Hura Lee Simmons. stary eipson.
zsaaD GRADE.
r.rcv Greer. WIalam rs.kner. Alex
gozsr,i. avelle walker, Eunier Hal
con1be. James Barbour. Joe Wool
wa-t, Kama srks. GiaslIs Lawsaee,
Bes .e Furr. AsI.ey R1ehucs, Ddl-
I.awnorn
FOURTH GRADE.
Da'e Brunlmeti. Doris Lester. Anna
T.
Bean. Il. Marvrl aam-y, Matte l..
Spraeins. Chesi@y Galeg.y, Hubert
McElroy, Felix ilnder. liiiinaa Riley
FIFTsI GRADE
Annie +. Hume. Marie word. Kat
-ina carter. Frances King. Margaret
Moss. Easel H.i=F, Marjorie Jweds.
sIxTu GlAlE.
lillian Rhodes.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Dur Hszland, Liily Greer. Esther
i,rowa. CMn i.,savelI. Winnie Nanc-,
Thames. Lloyd. EdgE- Klmmors. Ben
rie CraN.esd, LuDhus Egrsay Berlin
GJrls5y.
EIGHTH sRADE.
Earl Beck, Elgenis Saw.
NINTH GRADE.
Vivian Wallace. Ernest Stall, Pearl
ifIlSry. annie Rlmmons. 5Iarsuerit=
Hh1s.-s
TENTH GRADE
Lillian rates. >aliie Belle Duncan
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
nAsTER's NOTICE OF SALE.
Mrs FeIicians L. Miles

Mrs. FeIiciana T. Miles,
versus
New South Building and
Lean Association.
In the Circuit Court Of m. r-rft>..
States for the Western Divfsi.,,, :,
tas Northern Distric. of Mississippi
Johnston Armstrong, Receiver,
versus
Samuel heiiy and :. :. Kelly.
Notice u hereby given. that In pur-
saEhee and oy ylrture os 4 decree in
the above entitled cause, of the aboy.
entitlea Court, II. q. Niles. JUDGE
dated beeemteE ,, Is0a, and Of 4 wris
Neaaiiioni sxpo1as, dated septer.s-r
@ossl, lscf, Issued from aad under tn.
seal II sad Court, therein 10 me dir.
setedf /, the undersigned Specla. Mas
eer IN tnaneery to mak. this -.
VIII sell az public sale to the higbss,
BIDDER, upon tas terms hereInas,sr
stated at Oxford, MIssissi3ui. in sran.
OF tie court house OF I.sEays,ss
Sounty, ON a1onday. the 18th d5y ~
oe,Soer, a. D., 1906, as an eniiAstv
ana a. one property, and not in s,.,,..-
rate parcels, all and singular th.- s.,;5
reas estate hereinafter more sner;,,- :
S1liy aessnoed and all the right. title
all equity of redemption of said
samuel keiiy and y. Z. Kelly IN and
% tne property described as .oIIo,ss
tO-wit: S.Ao"s.
lnat tract or portion OF land Ivir,
IN water Valley. Yalobnshs Co1n,ys
MISS, designated as lots 6 ana I,
BLOCK IL, being a part of Sec4;on =
township r., Range 4, Nest Ivin.
Nortn OF and adjoining the obi tou.n
OF Water Valley; said lots fro,,t -
Nam street and are bounded on the
East by IN alley, on the Sou.h hv e J
cnnrch property, ard ON the vcr,I,
os County Line or LaFayetta $50,
aad on the Ness D. alaiu s,rset
: said sale will be made hstwsa L.
ga hours for Cash - thu h,gnase -
ser ana said bidder will be required
20 pay IN Cash TO the Nas,er "a 49,,
TINE and place of said sale Yhs s.fl
amount of said bid. iui'
Upon completion arj eonf;rn,,;o
% said sale, the Master 10 n,aks 80.
SIee ana deliver deed of said Iands :.
purchaser or purchasers. wlo -aam y
. .et INTO possession OF said mort~a1s,, ~
property SO conveyed on prostncf,.,
OF said deed or deeds. sion
I Oxioro, Miss, September z7tn tc,s
j. { WILSON.
Master IN Chzucery.
J. s. SEXTON,
solicitor for Complainant.
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
a CALL FOR INTELLIGENT
ECONOMY.

II IS possible, in the course Of
time, for coal and mineral sup
plies of the w3r' Il 70 bc exhaust
ed. never 70 be replaced by man.
Bot when these are used up VIC
still nave the soil, tha. source Of
lie and rourishmen. of which
We cannot be Independent. II
used prudea.iy and wisely, no
matter how numerous the iahabi-
tants of the earth. food. clothing
and warmth may b. wres,cd from
this great storchouse, and no one
suffer want. But the great prob
lem confronts as as to what pow
erty We will entail upon future
generations IL the present waste
of fertile sol. continues. Trees
that were years IT growing are
thOuchtlessly cut down and burn
Cd % be gotten out Of The way.
Others, a century old. are cut for
lumber, and none planted u take
their places, yet tits well known
fact that the worlds supply Of
timber IS fast being exhausted.
Year after year the same ex-
haus;ing crops are planted en-
thin. wcrn lands and ere Iorg
they are useless old fields, which
lean only be reclaimed at great
expense. The average tenant
viii not hesitate 10 plant tract
Iof and in sorghum or corn until
i; is exhaUstc! and then loo!. for
other fields to bring to literal
ruin.
( What viii be- the enG2 In time
/ We will reach TIE barren condi-
ton Of New England. without
her manufactures % look to for
employment of our population.
and Saunt poverty will stalk
through the land.
No matter what We claim would
help US toward widespread pros
. perity in the way Of manufac-
turing enterprises, agriculture
rer@ains, and always will remain
the fountain head Of prosperi&
. We~<bt manufacture farming
I implements and building mate
) rial by the millions, but corn anc
, cotton and wool. the necessitie.
. Of comfort, must come first IL
! Importance. 4 total failure t
r produce them means want anC
lruin.
IN a great measure i rests WITH
! land owners in the South u pro.
: tect their soil from exhaustion
through misuse and abuse. Tne
. oh gully-secTncd ie.ds should Ia
reclaimed and the destructive
2 methods OF farming prohibited
: Intelligence should be demanded
in the tenant just a. it Is IN othe.
occupations. With Intelligence
and economy We need never fea:
hut that Mother Earth viii yield
Us her richest treasures. Econo-
my Of soil means peace and plen-
! y. and may ali be wise and prac-
: tige /.
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
Fer United states Senator
JAMES X. VARDANaN
G1EiiGssillai saRlnae.
A ttcvil.z News.
ia tsXu ~

"A IS Gv.dW bod
NJ Eaxte- 9arseF, of Oxford,
spen; Surday mere.
Mrs D. A. Almond paid Ok
ford visis Saturday.
Miss IIat.'. Hines spent sun
lar 4it,: her sister, AIrs. T. L.
Graham.
We are glad 20 see Mr.. Dan
Murchis9a u8 the streets again.
fter an illness IT several weeks.
II Charles Goodwin. of OK
osri. attended the Livingston
%ilhus wedding here Sgnday.
~ auuir Gordon spent Fri
dav q SATURDAY in Oxford.
Mrs. J~rs x Memphis. Is
WISHING Der ta4-htsr-in-law,
Mrs Tvi-r Turrer. tnis week
NJ j. Z. NcNeely made 4 busi-
ncss trir - oxford Monday.
Ne ..r- glad To see Miss Mary
Woodbridge out again after q Sc
we're case ~ chi,is.
Mrs. Mason. ot Wafer Valley.
spent last week here, guest at the
home 9f Mr.. /. T. Mason and old
friends.
A great number of people We're
highly entertained by the 4. n.
: Literary Club Friday afternoon
at /; .clock. Some read essays
others recited pieces and made
reports II current events. etc
This work IS proving to be a very
valuable adjunct II the regular
school work
~ y 5ding of Mr.. Dexter
Livingston. Of Holly Springs, and
Miss Ina Williams at the resi-
cen OF the bride at > :30 O'Clock
sunday afternoon was one Of the
charming affairs ot the AL and
w2s witnessed by the immediate
family anu relatives. The elc-
ga7t home vas most beautifully
decorated with white flowers and
vines beiug tastefclly interviewer
the 5leadiEe of eoiors in the hail
and the parlor, made the scene a
most lovely one.
The ursss and groom attended
b. Mr.. V. Y. Williams and Miss
Aurie Liyiacston entered the par
lor AM tOoE their places, and
Rev. G. ". Livingston perform
ed the ceremony in Z solemn ant!
impFs ssiy~e manner.
The bride vas charming j
gowned in white bril.iantlnc.
trimmed With white taiseta silk.
and carried 9 magnificent boquet
OF bride roses. After the ee-e-
m0ny, congratulations we're Of
fered and the bride changed the
wedding gaF5 for i handsome
goinc-away dress of brown tai
fete silk with gloves and nat "a
correspond, and soon the 1:GG
train was taken tor Holly Springs
and other places.
Mr.. Livingston IS I man OF high
standing here. has spent a great
portion Of his time at this place,
and made many friends. Mrs.
Livingston IS well known and
loved Oy many friends, who have
known her since childhood. A
tall and stately brunette with
charming personality. Many
handsome presents were received
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs.
Livingston viii board with Mrs,
Tyler Turner.
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
Notice

From this date forward the re-
reserved seats at the Opera House
will be only 80 cents. General
admission - cents, except for
those SHOWS which we cannot get
unless We allow them the privi-
iege of fixing the price. There
are a fe~ shows which will not
ALLOW US to tx the price, bet there
are very te. Of these.
1EE N.trACEn-
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
Eot.ce 70 Wh;te Tr,rhc-.

Al the teachers Of LaFave.ta
County will be required - come
to my Office on Saturday, Oct. -
70 make contracts for the term OF
is-16-07.
The County Teachers Assoeia-
ton and the University Teachers
Club meets on that day. Be sure
TO Dc on hand to make a contract
T. VI. ANDERSON,
County Superintendent
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18

Don't forget that Soa can get
lunches and oysters served in
any style by patronizing the U.
D. C's Friday evening. in the
S1I.ln Building
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18
gO=CHAI1PION MALERIDEPs
Expert Lady Eqrestriennes. AZ
@&ilace's C:sces Day Program.

IL a- TIE Grand Street Parade TIE finest ever ..on
upon any street s's' seen
anu Isn-boors orea 10 tie Immense Waterproof Tent
i:i' aa! 7;t5 pIaMelrieks Concert Band begins -
iinHts concert IN the center stage
and pm sharp The AlFeatare Performance Beo,-
aA 'F 'o hours the audience will gaze upon the most as
' rneualled actions Of the WorlTs best Circus Tept
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18

80. ! az ..s,s is g certify tbas all drupvis.s
!. aa.l.osi-sd e reiCnd sour rsonsx
:. o4ey-s Honey and Ta-f fails to s.,,-,.
5..,-i s-f sgcsa Or es.ia- Il stops the co,as.
- 10 "a - al.a prevents ss~i.' ~,
.~,r..s. >ys..ss lr.,hs :. cold lures Ia gripne
- - 81 '-i.a prevents paeumor.r sp5
~. '1-.s..s',sni ION. Contains No o,,iafrS
~ EsAe'ae = - ! Yellow paeKarss
'';-sstases. SOD b. III gissis-rs
Oxford eagle., 1906-10-18

Foley's Kidney Cure wilI anv casa
= sidney trouble tina. IL not bey.,n,i
l.ras~Ai aid Sold By al Dealers
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15
oLD-TIMERs sHELvED.
sam Robertson Not Alone IN his Misery
Several Veteran Congress
,.,a4, nafaafad
Secretary.

Sam Robertson Not Alone in his Misery
Several Veteran Congress
men Defeated.
The New Orleans Times Democrat
OF Monday last contained the follow
ing special despatch from Washing.
ton which should furnish consider
able modieum Of comfort to Congress
man Robertson and his friends, on
the principle that misery loves com
pany''::
ssThis has been hard summer for
the veterans of congress. Early in
the season old Gen. Grosvenor of
Ohio, went down to defeat before a
young rival.
s A few months later Representative
Bankhead of Alabama, the Demo-
cratic father Of the house was endorsed
by Richmond Pearson Hobson, he
who would ike to have fleet of 5000
ton batlleships.
Now comes Samuel Robertson, of
the sixth district of Louisiana, who Is
now serving his tenth term. He lost
at the recent primaries. He was
elected tosfill vacancy in the hftieth
congress, and stood next to Bankhead
In years OF service in tie house. His
defeat leaves DeArmond OF Missouri,
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To Republicans.

We are anxious to have every Re-
publican in close touch, and working
in harmony with the Republican Ma
tional Congressional Committee in
favor Of the election of a Republican
congress.
The congressional campaign must be
based on the administrative and legis-
lative record of the party, and that
being SO, Theodore Roosevelt's per-
sonallty must be central figure and
his achievements central thought in
the campaign.
We desire to maintain the work OF
this campaign with popular subscrip-
tions OF one dollar each from Republi-
cans. To each subscriber we will send
the Republican national campaign
text book and all documents issued by
the committee.
Help Us achieve great victory.
JAMES S. SHERMAN. Chairman,
p. O. Box 2O63, New York.
Why do you scratch4 Royaline letter ONT
Insnt will stop that itching or your money back.
50 cents
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Transient, official OF legal advertisements. 81
per inch first insertion each subsequent inser-
tion, 30 cents per inch.
line; su baequently 10centa per line.
Brief communications upon subjects of public
interest solicited.
No attention paid TO anonymous letters.
The editor ia not responsible for the views Of
correspondents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15

i had been troubled with lame back for if
teen years and found complete recovery In
the use Of Ghamberlain's Pain BaIm,n says
John g. Bisher, Gillian, Ind. This Iiniinent is
also without an equal for sprains and bruises.
IL Is for sale by all druggists
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15
Homestead Notice.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR


New Orleans La. July %, 1906.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In named settler has fled notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof IN support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before James
s. Barman. clerk Of court at DonaldsonVilia.
La, on September q. 1906. viz: WILLIAM b.
TH1BEAU, Of Landry, La. who made homestead
entry Ne. % 067 for the II of e Il. sec q. and
" Is of sw Il and q 4 of 3 " Ii. sec g., tp IL
r3 9, La. Mer He names the following
witnesses to prove bis continuous residence
W. Tanner, Of Landry, La: William n. Hodge
son, OF Gonzales. La; Wesley Floyd, ST., Of
Burnside, La, and Joseph Richardson. of Lam
drys La. WALTER &. COHEN Register.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15
Lee Lodge No. 8, Ancient Or
der Of United Workmen.

month At 3 io Tempi p Rail
rosd aVenue. Largest beneficiary fraternal or
Ter in the world. Life insurance Of $1,000 at
.oWest possible cost. Entire expense of initia-
ton, including proposition fee, medical exam
ination and beneficiary certificate, only S..
Past master workman. Walter Lemann; Mas
tor workman, E. ID. Melancon; Foreman, a.
Whidden 0yerseer, Charles Langbecker: Re-
ceiver, w. J. Blanc; Recorder, Jno. F. Terrio !;
Financier, &. Langbecker; Medical examiners
Drs. e. X. Sims and r. Il. Thiboaaux. POST
Office address Box lh9 Donaldsonville, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15
Louisiana Patents.

Snow q CO., patent attorneys 81
Washiffa 1gn, .. O., report the fol-
lowing patents granted to Louisi-
anians since their last report: Tudor
4. Hall. New Orleans, garment
stretcher; William Il. LIE Vim, New
Orleans, cotton picking and harvesting
machine; jules L. saget, New Orleans,
forearm; Elsie G. ziegler, New
Orleans, ile.wrapper. For a copy
OF any OF the above patents send
ten cents In postage stamps, with
date Of this paper, to C. A. Snow &
Co., Washington, b. C.
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Kenneth Lodge, No. Al,
Knights of Pythias.

nONvENEs in Masonic Temple the second
" and fonrth Thursday evenings of each
.nonth at 5 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially
welcomed. Sick benefits. funeral tax and all the
joining endowment or insurance rank. Chan
ceIlor Commander. DIR. ID. q. Brumfield: Vice
Chancellor Commander, E. Langbecker; Master
Keeper Of Records and Seal, 3. E. Blum Mas
ter of Finance, VIM. Pforzheimer; Master of
Exchequer, Jacob Blum.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15

Cured of Lame Back After 10 Years o
Snfyarinv
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Lodge and Association
Directory.
OonaldsonviIle Lodge No. 1853
Knights of Honor.

M EETs first and third Tuesdays Of each
I'VE mouth. at 9p. m, in Masonic Temple,
Railroad avenue. Life insurance of $1,000 at
DR.. Panl T. Thibodaux, sitting past dictator;
John III. Schaff. dictator; VIM. G. Hazlip. as
sistant dictator; DR.. I. FL. Hanson. medical
examiner; Jacob Blum, treasurer; ]. e. Blum.
financial reporter: Fred Landry, reporter. Ad-
dress. Dona ldsonyilie. La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15

Congressman Richard F. Hobson,
OF Alabama, is anxious to secure q
place on the naval committee OF the
house, but reports are that be will
meet with strong opposition from
members of his party.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15

John Sharp Williams, OF Missis-
sippi, the Democratic leader of the
lower house Of congress, declared
himsel as being unalterably opposed
TO government ownership of railroads.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15

The Shreveport Democratic commit
tee demanded the resignation OF ex
Judge Cal D. Hicks, who was recently
the central figure in an unsavory Incl
dent.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15

Abbeville claims to have the oldest
resident IN the state IN the person OF
Ben Small, q negro, lit years OF age.
Small came TO Louisiana from South
Carolina IN 1888 at the age OF "A, and
with his wife, Jane small, aged go, b as
been living for than hall a century in
Vermilion, where be is highly thought
OF bS whites and blacks. He says be
distinctly remembers General Lafay-
ette, whom he heard deliver an address
at Charleston in 1873.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1906-09-15

A negro ex-eonvict who had been
recently released from the Tennessee
penitentiary, sneaked into the prison
and when discovered, begged to be al
loved to remain, saying that he could
secure more food inside than outside.