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FL PAS0. TEX En2ro l&--El l.5a-
maGo crDromel ManHc Baca WALES,
jeEia zillis-a-. rapturaGO UEtimzmantR
pn P'alnnas. ;al Eur DE- Columlbus, NIe-
ro Mexico. fuG e5ec ,ltado hoy, q las
cinoo de Ia rnaiia.na en- Ciudad JGDa-
reZ.
Dos de Gas balas que disFar6 sohre
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cucTan he atraw=s&rom el r0ra2om, 3
ar-es de .sa nruer+be tIeclanG gue Gl
no era Responsible de los cn.iHDeres
de Villa. srup-iGsndo que De permitiz-
ram asistarse ccn e- general GGEnir;a,
ro-rnardante carEancist2-.
Fusrzas del l3o. de cabaIlerEa Ge
lDs E.stados Unid0s aTudaron Il los
czIrranciStzs u c4ptTrar a WALES v al
renien-a CnrnnEl T!iilista Enrique Cl5-
peros. de acuerdo com las noticias re-
citidas :aq1i anoche por el brigadier
general Jo'hn j. Pe1sihng. Dirha rar'-
-rlra ruTo lugar al GItirno TisGnas.
CBsEarosv cue fule caPturado la Sc
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-19
Alemania ha informodc que ninguno
de sus Submarines torpede6 al
uapor itaLiano Persia
LAS TROP.4S ALENAM4S ESTAN EEACUAHlO LA
FGRTALEZ4 MOSCOVITA DE LUTSK
IrIrurama r~Rr".t;rI para IA TiRE%si.

E.ASHl>0N II. C. E@er@ lS-
RI S;ecretariio lansing Snuuci'6 hoy
of-iciialmen.e guc el Ernha.ia,aor anne
fiearo EFT BERLIN. Elr. GgrarG. e@ri@
hog una r@uuuaicaci@n rHh:egl;%t5c%, en-
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laciHrcs EXtcfiiQnes d0nI IHiperio ;Ilc-
m;in Ie .ha uo.G'5ra&o %ue pa-@a Ga fc-
,rTa toios los: 7ubroaljin@s aIemanes
Q.pe ;opcfsGn eu al mar MorIitsrriirleo.
ham rcnGid@ suS Ferres otDctales ;al
Mimi.lario de }Iarina : en- mimgrGn@
de clos se nabIa dr. habosr .atacad@
M Gsarco italiaro "Parsisl,
E.s;ta herlar&c;naa official del gobier-
I'D aEemir. T-inrp il emrlriirnnai Ia rreeE
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Gmr cl -PcrSta' fme t@rPcdesc5o Tnr
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cuia q Bulgaria. qu@ son los "tros
&Iiiados DE la3 pctGncias rentT9les, no
cue,atal con .esa ,rLasaa DE ernhGrGa-
ci0rles en el MeGiterraneo~ i,
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S6lo d. acuerdo CON los paises latino
A7lar:canos izl5ervazdran los
{. LJnidos en EI&xico
En- til caso, ua ejercitto de tod2s aqueElas nacio
mes v de los EE. I'll. cras2riaD Ia frontera
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FPRESENTO lima RESOLUCIOiI FL EL SiEEi'IIAD0R
LIPP|T SObRE LOS ASUNTOS lf MEX.
Pide que Sc autorice al Presidente Wilson para
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Ll-EGG a ERE%ESEMT} Ell. EAPnE
RY.ND AIM E.N MAL4.S COIN
DTCID%ES-

E'7' y" |1rl81 W'F''0HH' P7HNI III " 'T7'st71-
LNiNDRE,S. Emfro 1S.-El naror
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ser6o Gcci&rnre Yen ALTA nnar, q CON-
secunr,sf2 del cual mHrie:@n tres fn-
gomeros r resu1tsron berido,s otrots
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al nusrto de EffaUesend. sierldo ies-
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II. su reparac66r, FNs!s el bsroo Sc en-.
IrpenrIa en malas c6ndlcipnes.
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rastablecidos, pIIes Ens, Isslo,nes uue re-
cibarron fnarpn mUy leHes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-19
iNEHAIZ4ROH CON DIHkHITAR
FL EDIFIGI0 DE THE PHOE-
HIK Republican, H
81 Ell PHRIOlIGD IBRSSTE EN- R4aER PRlG-
PAlGAhDA PARA QIIE BE MSPlIE 4
EEgDel, LA AEHfEElHHElA .SE REALEARA
II enr7nana esperfai para la PGiENsA,

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ELL PASO. Tez.. Emero l7.-En
HEB car+ta iirigida al PhoenIX Repu
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eLIifirio qNe pcuran las r'f02inas . tss
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lmianto que 5e dice ha s6dn in:icia6o
7rara rlespo5ar q EI&&ioo de La Parte
occidesntal de la Ba5a California y lie
uma poncSor de t;erra dal Es-ado de
Sonpra, pars anezarlas al terriitofiio
de los EEtades Cnidos.
La amanaza hecha ai nanrioma.do
period1uo frua rs2irida my. segun 10
declararon los 'edit1res de la pGbli-
cacion, lns rfla-as ss n1est1an alar-
m-sdos. puEs Epo esperaban sagura-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-19
LIBROS EN- ESP PANOL

Cnmpre Id. sns libros en esPaiioi lEna.
rio e. Lo2ano, tGOT Dolorus. St. San Antn.
nio, Tsxas. Su casa es Iz n&s barata.
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
FREE VACATION TouRs.

The Southern Woinan's Magazine
wili give two tours. a Western tour and
an Eastern tour. The Eastern tour
embraces Philadelphia, Washington.
Atlantic City, Niagara Falls, Toronto
tcanadal. Great Lakes, Thousand H..
lands. Montreal. Albany. daylight trip
down the Hudson river 10 New York
City. spending three days In New York
City, our party will 80 by sea over the
Old Dominion line To Norfolk, up the
James river to Richmond. returning By
way Of Chattanooga,
The Westera tour will embrace Salt
Lake City. four days tour of magniii.
cent Yellowstone Park, Royal Gorge.
Denver, Colorado Springs, and Cripple
Creek, returning via Chicago.
These tours are given with all es.
penses paid by the Magazine Company.
Full particulars Of either tour will be
sent upon request by the
WoMAN's MAGAZINE,
Nashville, Tennessee.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
Absent Friends

MIR. and Mrs.W NJ Babin 1.-THE latter,
formerly Mlss CastleberryI will nov
feslde In 0peiousas, La, ~ Mr. Babin
has secured an excellent position there,
AZ farm demonstrators.
The engagement Of John Bennett
holland 10 Miss Deetiir of roinfeC oupee
tn announeed
Friends Of the Conrad family Of New
Orleans wilt be- interested To know Of
a reunion. during the past week, OF
The snns and daughters Of Mr., George
Mathar Conrad, which teek place In
that city. With MIR Conrad were Mr..
and Mrs. Noise Conrad Of New Or.
lsans. MIR. Frederick Conrad Of Louis
lana aud Texas. Mrs.. Felix Gilmore
and little daughter Of FL faao. Tesas.
Mas AIiha Conrad OF New Orleans,
Mr. and Mrs Mather Conrad Of Win
alpeg. Canada. and Mr., Louis Conrad
III Canada,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley l.. Pope. the
latter formerly Miss Alicia Mccall.
have a son. born In New Orleans.
February twelfth
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
sHsRifr's SALE.

State OF Louisiana, Parish OF West
Feiiciana. GATH judicial District
Court. IF g. Percy va. No.
E. r. Firth
BY virtue OF Writ Of Fieri FacEas
TO the sheriff directed by the Hon. the
2ith judicial District Court In the
above entitled and numbered cause,
| have seized and will offer for sale TO
the highest bidder AT Highland pianta.
ton In the 10th word Of the Parish of
West Felieiana. La. al the hour of
III o'clock a. IN. on
Saturday, March II. 1915.
the following described property of
defendant. toswit:
$40 bales OF lespedesa hay, 3 stacks
Of lespedeza hay In field. 80 bushels OF
lespedesa seed. rs bushels of sweet
potatoes more or less. 90 barrels OF
corn more or less, lot of slower corn
upstairs In barn, lof Of gtoyer. 10
bushels OF seed corn. . bushels OF peas.
| black sos and black pig.
Terms OF sale Cash with benefit Of
appraiaemens.
J. H. CLArK. Sheriff.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
shERIEE,s SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Weet
feliclaaa. cath Judicial District
Court Frank y. Percy VI No.
II. r. Firth.
Iiy virtue OF q writ Of E'ieri faaaias TO
the Sheriff directed by the Hon. the
Gath judicial District Court In the
above entitled and numbered cause,
have seized aud will offer for sale TO
the highest bidder. at the Court House.
al ST Franeissille, La. al the hour
of II o'clock q. M on
Saturday. April 4, 1918,
the following described property, ,owit.
ALI the defendants right. title. and
interest In and 10 certain contract of
lease OF, aud option TO buy the Highland
Plantation. situated In the 10th ward
OF the Parish OF West Felieiana, con.
tanning eleven hundred and one tiioi,
acres OF land. more or less. bounded
by Greenwood Plantation, the Little
bayou Sara Greek and land OF Mrs.
Bradley, the property OF Mrs ID. |,
Norwood; whieh contract Was entered
into between Mrs, d. |. Norwood, duly
authorized, and the defendant at Baton
aonse, La, on The 18th day Of June.
1916, the said lease being for the
period beginning December Is. 1915,
and ending January |, 1917, for the
stipulated rental Of fifteen hundred
dollars tsls00eol, payable IN cash Oh
or before October Is, 1915, With option
20 buy the property during the iease
at s225e per acre, payable as follows;
Five thousand dollars cash, the as
sumption of mortgage amounting To
approximately Five thousand dollars,
and the balance IN one, two, three, and
four years. with SD interest payable
annually, copy ef which said contract
is on file in my office for inspection.
Terms of Sale Cash with the benefit
of appraisemeat,
j II. CLAt'R, Sheriff,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
40 70 PEPPER GROWING.
tNeedville. Republican. J

tWoodsille Republican,
Mr., n, Il, Thompson OF East Feise
lana Parish. who 10 one of the most
extensive and enterprising planters
and stock raisefs Of this section OF the
south. and who la interested In the
development OF Wilkinson county and
his home parish having Installed a
dry kiln In Wilson, ia, for the proper
drying of red pepper. has given notice
TO the farmers OF this county that he
viii buy all OF the pepper that Ia raised
IA q result Of this proposition consid-
cradle interest ID being manifested ID
the new industry and as result We
expect to see large acreage planted
In that product Those who wish any
information along this line may secure
u from Mr.. n, t. Thompson, Ir.. who
is also interested In the enterprise.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
DIR. PERSON SUES
TIV|ES-PkAYUNE:

Alleging that articles on bis manage.
ment OF the East Louisiana Hospital
for the Insane tJaeGsoal were intend
ed to lnJure him SIS man. pnysi
clan. an executive eiiieer and a ciliaen."
DR.. Clarence PieFsen tiiea suit for
sluo.poe damages against the Times,
Picayuae In the Civil District court
Wednesday Dart, Herman and Hart
Of New Orleans and kilbourne ana
Walker OF Clinton, La, signed the
petition as the physicians attorneys.
The petition atates la effee, that
Dr. pierson 10 personally and psofes,
sienaily the absolute opposite OF the
eharaeter" inferred and implied by
the statements:
The petition proceeds In part IA
follows:
Petitioner further shows that each
and every one OF the said publications
"e'sae,'s 1890 " "as '''sass
'. NsSe''@ ' ;" 1870 v 'As $500 $500
thereof an impataiion on petitioner
$50 y a' Us
him TO public hatred. contempt and
rldleuia. That the said publications
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
NINTH WARD NOTES.

Miss Anaa May Cornell In expected
home In a few days.
Mrs. u. j. Bowman and little son.
" ho spens week with MIRA, Bowman q
mother aud slater. returned to Lutehef
on Sunday.
MIR +. Ii, Johnson and email children
we're In Bayou Sara last Sunday TO
see the high water
Mr, and Mrs. w. d. Maryman Visited
Jackson ON Sunday.
Quite number OF pefaens from
this ware. Jackson and Wilson we're
visitors TO the bridges at Thompson
ereek Sunday.
Mlss Mamie Cutrer returned home
Sunday from pleasant Walt 10 81.
t'raneissiile.
Mssars. J. Ii. and Lee o. Lsstes were
business visitors TO Bayou Sara on
Monday.
Misses Theresa Carney and Annie
smita were In 81 F'raneissiila on
Thursday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
cohaTAaLE's GALE,

State OF Louisiana, Parish of West
Feiieiana, Seventh Justice Court -.
Mira. Lteretla Row w, Wash VIII.
iiams and wife. Aicine Williams.
by virtue of writ OF 4 ia Issued TO
me by the above honorable court, |
have seized and will offer for sale, at
Wilhelm, La., at the hour OF ii o'clock
a, M, on
saturday, February 2s. iaiss
the following described property .,owit.
oae large black and white spotted
COW. marked two splits In left ear and
spii. and underbis In right ear.
One small black and white Gov, same
marks as above.
Terms of Sale Cash with benefit Of
appraiaement.
c, a. DAVIS. Constable,
Seventh Justice Court.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
WAKEFIELD.

MRS. l.. j, Davis has four OF her
grandchildren staying with her. They
are here because of the high water
al their home,
Mrs Anna Ferguson with baby. aud
her slater, Ne ss Amanda Barrow, are
Visiting their parents, They arrived
from shreveport last Thursday,
sapt II h, Crump was welcome
sisiser al the Wakefield schoel last
Friday
Mrs. l.. ]. Davis made o business
trip 10 town Thursday,
Mir. M a. Jackson was quite slek
last Sunday.
Mr.. w l.. Stirling was In tewn on
Wednesday.
Rev. Mir. skardor will held service
la the Wakefield school heuae In the
afternoon Of the first Sunday OF March,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
HOW UNCLE JOHN susscHisgo.
THE Progressive Farmer,

THE Progressive E'armer.)
You know how | got started with
you WA that one of the neighbors that
You bad SOL stirred up KEEP pesteria'
me 10 take the paper, Last time be
tackled me we wus comm back from
meettn No, | says, amt got no ase
for this book business, Well. dunno
about that, he says, didn't the Lord
Almighty set a sort O example about
books by putin his teaehins where we
could read emf Well, that kind o.
shei me up for minute; an then be
went OIL, What's more. he says did
y'ever look over the country and think
about the folks In business and all
lines o. work. and see whether It's the
folks who read books and papers most
or the folks who don't read EN- al all.
who seem to be maxim the most money
aad havin' most lnAueness'"
"Ez say. that kind o laid mo out.
but right then scriptur notion struck
me tha, thought would pa, the iisin's
on him, Well. says |. you heerd the
preacher read Just nov how the Lord
said a Teller ought to make hts Twin
In the sweat o. bis brow, and guess
you can't improve on that
f.xaetiy, says he, exactly. hut q
fslier Graham pointed out t'other day
that the Lord didn't say sweat o. your
baes bat sweat o. your brow and
mau's brow is where hia brain Ia. So
figure Il out that while we've got to
sweat lot with cur muscles, IL We
don, da little swsatin from the brow
with real brain.exershun. we're net
likely 10 make much. Al zeb Green
says, Q feller's got to use bis head fer
sonaen Hlore'n q hat.raek.'
We'll. | seed the TELLER wua really
right, an that good paper or book 10
really needed to feed d feiler's brain
the same 40 meat and bread feeds hla
body. Well. take that dollar an she.
up says T."
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK
70 THE FRONT.

Shreveport Church and Sunday School
folks are all enthusiasm and determi
nation these days as they plan for the
entertaining Of the thtrtieth annual
State Sunday School Convention, which
tonysnes In that city April &s. 1916,
In addition ta some ninety Sunday
School workers In the State paPtieipat
ing la tbs program. there will be many
national Sunday School leaders. The
railroads have granted rate OF fare
aud a third. and In addition ShFeve.
port viii run special excursions from
the nearby towns.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
THE RIVER.

The gauge at Bayou Sara showed
AS, Friday morning, rise Of j dur.
Ing the previous twenty-four hours,
All lepees In this Yiciaity are hold
ing remarkably well, though there are
several bud spots below Baton Rouge.
The fact that but little rain has
fallen anywhere In this country during
the past two weeks has been great
help In protecting the country along
the lower Mississippi from overflow.
Usually February witnesses q very
heavy rainfall In this region. and again
Il high water Ia credited with causing
additional rainfall. Tbs ceatrary this
year ts aoticeable.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
DEATH or MRS. LAURA MAINS
HOLLAND.

The death Of Mrs. Laura Mains
Noiana took place ut an early hour
Thursday morning, Feb. II. at her
liome In Baton Rouge, After an illness
with grippe. late Wednesday afternoon
pneumonia developed and the attend.
Ing physicians informed the family OF
the seriousness Of her condition Her
son. A.W holland reached his mother
bedside only ten minutes before the
end.
Mrs, holland was a native OF polnse
Conpee parish going TO Baton Rouge
to reside about six years ago She WAS
sell known socially and was an active
member of the ST. James Episcopal
church She was the wife Of the late
n. u, holland. Of Batehelor. sho has
been dead number OF years
She IN survived by her father Mr.,
w, w. Mains. Ave children, Miss
Laura holland. ]. H.. and George holland
OF BATON Rouge. Wade Soland OF 81.
francisyille and /, D, Noland OF New
Orleans. and several sisters, all of
whom were at her bedside
Burial was made at WiIliamsport.
La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26

Mrs l.. j Davis la In Nes Orleans
Mr.. Abe Mann spent Sunday In New
Orleans.
q. c Howell came 10 West felieiana
ON business. Tuesday
Ars. X, NJ t.eake has now resumed
her place at the post'oiIlee,
Frank Harrow broke Il bone In his
left wrist ut school Monday.
Mira Il T, Muse concluded Sunday
her Wait Of some weeks here.
Mrs Elrle Robinson spent from Sun
day To Tuesday In baton Rouge.
Mrs Montgomery Of the Ssh ward
aas visitor to town ON THURSDAY
Mrs d, Leienne and little daughter.
Sunshine. are In baton Rouge this
week
Miss Mamie Golsan will go TO New
Orleans fer the carnival leaving Sun
day SEX.
Miss Jeanette Levy and her brother.
Solomon. were Ia New Orleans, Sunday
aud Monday.
Misses Louise and Margare, Butler
left Tuesday afternoon for q visit, 70
New Orleans,
Miss Allca Daniel came up from
Baton Rouge and spen, Sunday al
home. Elm Park.
Miss Laura Noiand OF Baton Rouge
will spend some time here with Mir,
aHd Mrs. Wade holland
Mrs. Lauren bradley and daughters.
camiila and Helen, esaee, 10 spsssd
Mardi Gras week here with Mrs. A. +.
Harrow.
Davis Folkes. who was operated on
for appendicitis, at the baton Rouge
saniiarInm. ID doing nicely. His mother
In with him.
Miss RESALE Matthews leaves this
afternoun for New Orleans. having In
anticipation her first experience OF
the carnival.
Mira Ii. barrow returned Tuesday
from SisI to her mother. MIRA l.. w
brandon NJ New Orleans. Mr.. Harrow
met her nj Bayou Sara
Dr aud Mrs. Thos Spec Jonea of
baton Rouge plan TO make Ii trip to
St Francisvitle In their car az soon as
the Thompson creek bridge approaches
are completed In order to ahow Master
hob the town where he waa born.
They hope TO come Sunday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
CHARLTON VACCINATION.

The State Live Stock Sanitary hoard
strongly urges that. I'm those sections
If The State In which Charlton infee.
ton has been known 10 e1ist In pre-
ylnuH years, vaccination OF animals
should be commenced nei later than
March Lat. That Ia. the frat dose, Of
a doubie-tsose vaccine. should be given
al thai time
II steek owners will give this matter
their careful attention, II will Increase
The number of protected animals at
the beginning OF the charlton season
and materially limit the spread Of the
disease. should the coming summer
prove favorable TO the development Of
Charlton infection.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26

On Monday, w. G. Howell Lost a
cabin In which vas stored about ten
iona OF hay, by fire. A negro on an
adjoining nlane was engaged In burn.
Ing of a field when his fire. got beyond
his control ard eneroaehed upon Mr.
Heeeli's place. with the above result
MIR Howell valued his cabin and hay
at about 5000
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
DANCE TONIGHT.

The young men will give sthacrlp-
ton dance al pythian Hall tonight
tFfldasl Plans were made hurriedly
and many may not have heard OF the
dance, although every one In invited
There will be no skating in the annex
tonight
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26

Mr. snfdes Of Ne9 Orleans In AT
Dr. John Lcakes country place, Hope
Farm. and has gone In for the raising
of hogs. purchasing his animals from
The Parker Stock Farm.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26

On Feb II, 1924, West FelIelana MS
recognized as q parrish. aud ON March
"a OF the SAME year East FeIietana
can't into being, says the almanac of
the state Beard al Hsailh.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD.

Mesdamss James and Willis Daniel
were In town on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G, Hill went over 10
West Felleiana on Monday TO visit
Mrs. Jesse Daniel. who Ii quite I'LL
The street 10 the bridges Ia rapidly
being put into condition to use. The
concrete bridge In being made and II
will aeon be opened for autos,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26

Employer. to man applying for
Job "Do you ever tell liesyH
No. sir replied the applicant but
car learn"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26
PREPAREDNESS

For your family Ii best represented by
policy In the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New yerk
MRS. w. r. FORESTER. Agent.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26

MIR and Mira. Ellason harrow have a
second son. born one day this week.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-02-26

~ YOU SHOULD DiE TONIGHT
Would you leave yonr wife aud chill.
9ren protected A policy In The Mutual
/ life Insurance 60. Of New York In the
best protection there In.
MRS. w. T. FORESTER. Agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-19
96-YEAR-OLD MAN
 DIES NEAR CONWAY.

The body of A. W. Callen, 96 years old, who died Sunday night at the home of Jeff Middleton, six miles east of Conway where he had been mak- ing his home for the past five years, will be shipped tomorrow morning by J. A. Pence X Son, undertakers,. to Junction City, Kan, for burial. MT. Callen, who was a Royal Arch Mason and a member of the Independent Or der of Odd Fellows and the Woodmen of the World fraternities, was born May II, 1920. He is said to have owned considerable mining property in California. 4 son, J. B. Callen, is postmaster at Junction City.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-02-19
MANY TROUBLES
 DUE 10 AN INACTIVE LIVER

Many of the troubles of life such as headache, indigestion, constipation and lack of energy are due to inactive flyers.
 CROSBY s LIV-VER-LAX is a natural, vegetable remedy that will get the liver right and make these troubles disappear. It has none of the dangers or dis agreeable after effects of calo- mel.
 Get soc or $1.00 bottle of this splended remedy from your druggist today. Every bottle bears the likeness of L. K. Grigs- by, who guarantees it through Hesterly Drug Store. Prescott, Arkansas.