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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT.
f, OPPý+ e&wa, +Ers.50.
W.WW)JiIAIUC,jg,, f~nrre~.
1]!B uwt S Y aOAY.
ýEntared st tie Tc~t ORIl·eatt $t. * ie ·
ai s a .,asaucxmut w malbcr.
SATURDAY, FEB. 13, ]87. i
Meet 8yrup. Tate
i me. Sold byd, w n.
Louiaiaýu 4ul alnd rill care for
iher own perile.
Chlla does al t .va nt llhae rule.
Si3he wants freedom.
T'le colummlt tee ofthe Lanw Rdiform
3 .A!s'n., nppointed to elmdiJO inlto
%he charges'aginst LiolOl Adangs
and W. L. Evans for .maprol(fsional
'wondlta, repl)orts the piity, and
"-comllenlds the Dlistrict (Conl't to
sp ell Proie.ed~it fli r tzeir disbar
amceit.
In hard Times.
Spend all the money you can 'f.
'lord. Every dollar you pay A helps
Ato pay 1, and B.to pay 3,-;und so
on ll through the alpidabot. Every a
41lrr you hoard makes it harder I
ior the whole alphabet to buy any..
hlling new or pay for what they have
already balglht.
$ hlo would have thought BIah-.
S ,1l was 'bigger than Hainna lt
Yet, the Governor of Ohio it is, a
lthat is flusming all thlis thnllnesst.
It seems that if Sherman goes into t
the cabinnet, Bushnell -pla:nly re
fuses to appoint luilna for the re
..i.ainder 414e ttermwas Senator.
_ ".~0~
"'TIe grwting tendency to see M
,ecriniinality in the wealth of one's t
4 ;eighbor, but uone in one's own P
:is a cause of "the otcry against el
.'tlie immnensco expenmlituries of the "
1 ecent Bradley-Martin-iball in New
-York for A4m 40CO. However done,' II
' money put -l circulahtion benellts llI
ut111 (classes, 'rcd thle Brradley-Mlir. be
StiUn ot mociy .are In thonsand C(
timles molr 1elp4l to the world at a
large than ; teltussell 8ages and b(
the Het'ty4ree ,%wlwogather wealth pa
alld bearth it. tic
The Vindicator ,of 'New Orleans, o,
u paper for colored people, exlhorts th
its .readers Ao do:somhething for the so
'relief of the ' suffering in ,north fo
Louisians, 4124 suZgests tlaidt 41 bu
wcoutraibutimo of o.0els. from leach
member ofa enlored church would
'aggreg4te o goodly snmn. The color
ed people, as.yt, have stood -aloof
-d.ros, this wortk of relief, notwith. $
*taulting that tiee are people of
their race ,nme ,g the tuflfrers. "
Vlheyl=ahlrio t isht their hearts tb
4gainlst this appeal. (Ye hope the v
coloredt 4~o~)le of AVest Feliciana No.
will tet -21 examnple to otlhers by Asi
-leading off-with a subscription for th
tilhe suffefrers.
aono
The Baltimo-,e Americaun makes a le
.spirited rejoinder to a Northern mo
• cotemlorary, twho criticizes Soath- hon
erl1 tebooks: ecie
-..Jf r conltemporary shouldl ex- the
amilne into the norther, school his- ing
tories as carefully 1as hIo Is exam.a t
.,inedl the bonlthertl listlories, he tect
miglht filnd there the leason why phw l
hllc latter were wlittenI. N0o one t
?iufamiliar with, the su~lject would H
gaiher ,'omn Ilie norteI'i iistoris don
that thio right of seceassion was anlt
openL question lltilsthe war settled imd
*.it,. Thle southern people were light. tle
ing fir apriuiciplle. 'They now, and in bi
have t1r it qllnster oftelztry,d-d. how
-anitted that the qullestijol has been high
.settled, land settledl adversely to W
tlheir contention, aund they acpuiesce ti
in that settleent, bult they natu
rally oblject )to tealhing their diil-.
direni that they were traitorns ald
rebels. Secessioll was fir~tthreat-.
-lletl by Newv Englind stites, buIt f
w'e doubt whether that fact is very
plhtiily hlroughlt out in nlorthern c
-:schtlol histories. 'artisauNship is reta
no better on one side tlhat the and
.other. It is only the truth which
will niiaut us whole.
Of coursme it is not expected that
aura northern' fi:iends shoulid go so
lar a to adopt our sothern his. gustic
tulories iln the public schools of their tonU
section l; but since they have nunder- so0mi
taken to write history lhemlselves resulC
it is only fair that they slholldl nc- irep,
rQord the same privilege to the I The a
"*i atbl
.T. 'ouulil Bayou Bridge,
SiL Perc'~onm Inost c~rlll+c;lrrw~tl havec
bveae lettlng the Police(IUC J(iIy i 5r..
I~rairiiswilh coundcil wrest 1. wit Ai
" tf~ i tough nRjI Stio,., "to buildi or Inot
to build" withtout ltlttirig iil a blow
4)10e way or the other to hellp to de.
cide mah:lers. Tla&'y wert s1'c:ulre ill
the citnfideiic'o tlht lftel nays and(1
O1t444 hi d lbeia 4is'lj ssed by theJ
8· lracu&bliid 41111 1aiJ5111i711n1 1tlei·s
jttict the bridge would Ie hniuti some
Ithow, uani tlwy zwed not trouble
their liea dtcs uHout it, Tlmi ir 1aieied
- cu4ri1y is alulI > pt, l14wevear upono
h *Is r Iºrlrcllitiou's lIftIIg Ilal(3 to
41;1441doll t l'( lljWJeet otf a Ihijlge aI
tiij~rthter, an d to make ins4tiud a
rmt~d thlrough `MyrStle pDlautatioii
tlcii c C01111e tingf the sectt:ion irc'Solll
Sur 3;1w, wlith the 1V\oodlville loalrl:
i- Flr'oveunt t In i.al the11 I*ig le OKu1e
for it is the guru ter cost of a builige.
But wVhlim it is ~octidiehred the in- .
º .Aenecfnand ext~ra tiIIVC!l, witi licl
1**t
the~ longecr ;111(1 morle circuaitous roadll
rill ntciiti, is it not likiely thlatI thIe t
rinl;,e Wil. pIove chieajer in the th
Cnh! ?
For eXhIII~e, .i t iIs nOt 1hard to ?
'rullpase it care wt dlee·n a mn llrlIivingf
on tti k tleloe side Ot tie bI3y()U,1iId in
wishinlg to "g gt 4flIwikiolI$, say a~t 01
foot of (lill, would 1be ol)tiged to go *d
all the wny miuomnrd by the Wood. 1(c
*ville read aml 'thiro ;h the enlire.
length of St. Fraiici*vile aIlln bnac bd
again, live imihrn iicteitl of (11e ity
two. Such case] w(Ild occar"l
dlaiy. AF
:e Again, St. F'aici~willeo ihs few
roads alrealdy. To chine or*., as tIheI
failure to rebuild Fountain brkidgc
would practically do,as little short
of a ealumilr,. This road is besidces
one of tihe oldest, we have. Old
tlhiigt sho~uld not be cast adsidel
unless woecan fill their places with]
sonmethli; Ibetter.
The delection ofrranle from Bay
on Sam and1 Lower St. Fraiucisville
which would result would be nujust
to the mnerchants of that lo.ality.
Public policy should be to strengt, h
t en at .all points, to weakeo at
110110.
, II short, 1he proposed road is I
,' nothing Ibt a poor mnakeshift andl,
no implovement. Let the bridge
be rephiced no matter if it .does
cost mosre. It is fri' better to incur S
a dlebt where there is a disrilct
botterment of conditions than to
put-up with primitive methods con- v
tituously.
The publiic.is now Tully aroused
over this inmtte.r, and, we l.lieve, h
that in the general airing of (illeas, i
some plan will bo'iimiud praoticable 1
'for puttih.g a bridge over this-small- al
but uulnanageable.-stream. '
B'nal Brith-Sons of the Covenant.
From a very small-beginning at Neo'Yolrk
in 1843, -this fraternal order has grown
until it has lodges in-the four continnrts,
there being ton gra-nd lodges, the first
seven being in America, No. 8 in Germany
No. 9 in Roumania and . Anstria, No. 10 in
Asia Minor and Egypt. The nmissioa of
the -order is "to ;unite Israelites in the
work of promoting~their highest interests
and those of humanity; -of developing,
elevating, and defending themental and
moral character of the race.; of inculoat
ing the purest principles of philanthropy,
honor and .patriotism ; of -supporting
science and art ; alleviating the wants of
the poor and needy; visiting and-attend
ing theeick; coining to the rescue of vic
tims of,persecntiin; providing for, pro
teeting and assisting the widow-and or
phan on the broaLlestprinciplea of human
ity.
Their emblem is the Menorah--the gol
don candlestick-a ud its -grand. meaning
"'let there be light" is expressive~of all the
isims of the fraternity, and the fact that
the order has gro~wn to such proportions
in but little. over half a century is proof of,
how true itasuembership has been to its
high objocts.
With the alove introducotion, -it may be 1
int'reatig to smany readers-to give a.brief
Constipation
Zauses fully half the sickness in the world. It
retaias the digested food too long in the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, indi
Hood d s
gestion, bad taste, coated
tongue, sick headache, in-l
somni;a, etc. Ilood's Iills
cure constipation and all its
results, easily id thorolughiy. 25c. All druggists.
Preparedl by ('. I. Hlood : 'Co.. Lowell, Mass.
SThe ouly l'ills to take wv;'h l[ootl's Sarsaparilla.
Pur@
Blood means sound health. With pure,
rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di
gestive organs will be vigorous, and there
will be no dyspepsia. Rheumatism and
Neuralgia will he unknown Scrofula and
Balt Rheum will disappear. With pure
You? nervee Will be strong, and your
sleep sound, sweet and refreshing.
Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood.
That is Twhy it cures so many diseases.
That is why so many thousands take it
to cure disease, retain good health, pre
vent aickness and suffering. Rlemember
H.,° od's
Sarsaparilla
s the One True Blood Purifier. $1 per botMe.
cure Liver Ills; easy to
Hood'os Pils Dloorate. 260.
iý(lý..;LrC-O;(F·nA;YWI~rL·`lie,ý-, - - Iuu
xVo iew of the hIistory of tlh locl brancj,
3aron Sara Lodge, 1. 0. 11. B. No. 162.
It recived its nrt:11·tl May 5, 1872, fromi:
the Iistrncttffa Lodge, An. 2, at (i'in
-oiliiirti. It n wtet oil tho flrst antd third
8iilntib-,s of each mouth. The oflfieres aIo
'Stern, Tvasi. ; R. Tentseh, Secrtlltay.
There are twenty-five ftolmiiInrN. In .eon.
neiictioi wvit' the lodge, there i.9 an endow
mnent filid, strictlvdtieotaiian, but this 'is
olnl oiereof the wayirty uhiit;li the grdckr
*doie" good to its memlbers mid the wmrJEI atI
large. The B3'uai 1lcitlr is on11 of tltnitest
of to e secret ordeim, a lid 1opne i m tl( Il t Iiiii
tire nedsd of its'plooiha, ir may~ Cnlliikie~e~tt~
be foretold of it irn the f4llowijg glowing
wordsi of the bard :
"A-mral py-ratuiIdto stmid'
.As long as wisdnm light, Vie.larud.
The graiiite pillar shail decay,
'rhe chisel's boeatty fade 1tn 1y,
But this shall last in itrertgllt sniliino
I'trlhalit it tttrongh'the'bt'ironna of~iuna."
Thels M1a lonie .an1d Liedge, ii:
sutte rerou voted t1,.O to th.e drou
s uftlirerts.
s PhotograIphs.
MItsrs. Welcher &Rluttighlave returntd
Sto our town again and aro to be folilnd iat
their old'stnmld, xNext door to Kilbourne's
. drngttore, ior tle ,nelt flew wents.
' List of Donatls in thoe3rd Ward.
L Tentech 1 00 T' w Butler 1 00
"Mrs. lowll 1 :00 Col Stirling .5 00
W Wilcox 1 00 Iikss A BIttler 5F00
Mrs. S J Fort 2 00 W RIichardson 1 00
S Mr.IP Matthlewa 2 .00~D1isR Matthews 2 00
C M BIlrrow 1 00 Judge llutler 5 00
Col Walsh 5 00 John Wilcox 1 00
Miss M hButler5 00 Edw Ilutler 2 50
R Clendenon I 00 M Nenstoetter 501
S Lnarason 10 00 11 Willians 1 001
t Morris lhurgas 1 00 W .1 Fort 2 00
R 11 Barrow 1 00 1t Bitler 5 00
'rotal ......... * * .... ....2 00
V M, Jackson 3 bbl neonl, M. Lanaud,1 bb1
'p:tatoes.
Since last week the filllowing n:ilnd.
have aset us Jlrgo p;ack:ages of clothing
for shipment to north Lou liian : 11;es.
1' F Converse, S 1rawrasonl , S 'owell, F
all Muniford, J L Golsati, Eva llamilton,
'lUiman Stewart,
Otherdonations are:
Mr-. E. M1lorgan, 1 pr of ilamv shoes
'No inaule :1 lblI of peas
Ladlies'.Auxiliary.2 boltsvf eottoi chock
'" f`' *doz spools thIRa4
Mrs. B. Farrolly 5,1i dfgoo(l egfi'e
Not dlsiriaug to intertere-with thocom
mittees.appointetd, t4hroughout the prIlhh
to raise flunds .and provisions for the
drouth sufferers, The True limocrat laisl
mllade no.effortato colleot either, but :inmin
tpces, where it is givepu,s, it is tlank
fully received and promptly forwarulcil to
the proper persons. Since last report,
.~t e.ollowing anounts have been sent in :
Judge W W Lake ko 10 QO
Miss Ida Haile 15
Mrs M W.Converseo 100
I C Lootez ,
i C Lopez 100
CCattle.Shlpped.
Previmoa to the cold snap, there was
about :a carload or two of cattle at the
oil mill nearly ready for shipment to mar
.ket, but the sudldenucold wrought serious
injury to thenm in sotting'thezm back in fat
making. "Mr. S. L. James, the owner, was,
however, able to select 26 head which he
shipped Sattnt!ay. Already thejherd is in
proved by the rermovl of these large and-ag
greseiveanimals from the feedirA troughs.
Mr. James has also sent back to Angola
35 head of young cattle, his experieuoe
being that it does not pay to feed such as
it.irut goes into theirgrewth before they
begin t.puten:ileah. We hope the cattle
will havenosnore bbekeets, and that the
experiment of feeding will prove an entire
success,.~o that other :cattle-owners will "
beeneoumaged to go intothe industry..
Another opportunity fora good pioture.
Go to Welcher4apd,Rettig.
An ordinancepaser , lastweek, forbids
the insertion of a stove pipe through the d
side of a honue unleass it is carried above
the eaves and protected by a cap. Mr. (
Ard, town marshal, has been giving the
proper notifications, and some have already
mndoe changes in accordance with the new
law. There seems to beo a slight inaccu- n
aey in the wording ofthe ordinance, which
the council will probably correct at its
next meeting, ba t as the imarshal hae .
carried out his instructions correctly, the
pipes fixed thus far are in accordance
with the ideas of the council.
NEW ~ADS.
nIoteic.
The public is hereby w'alod n atainst
* wood1, posts (i1 till 'kr of aly 3' iil
irorn teiants on ''Livo Oaxk" ' naaltntioin.
I'%. ",. NEWS1V81I31
.Je1t4ey Cattle fitr Sale.
JbRegistered anld high graides, Cows and
.fI elfiois, aliso iIly JerseV 11111 yearling snhb
j*-rctto rIc·tr(y. Cou4 fresh. giving .tiirm
to foullr gallon pJcr (iay.
Mrs. E. L. Irwin,
Ulititot, It.;a
Notice.
St. Franeisvillie, La. Feb. 1st 18&47.
I l:iave· this dav 54old( m13y (1nti io stock of
liirciihin foii 11 wllH a 1 oil utstn iid jlg
a r'oi iit5 to Mýll its 't4irgia, ;Indi I ii~w eI&
tria nsferred aill cI~ontracs "en terl lirs thlis
1 eat' Iin 8sai1 ,1. Blll';l. Palties (YJIICl 1l
c'al W i i juiease Coion liorW1Lid and sit tic
l~iuliilco uf(3 CCuliltS Ifs. 5414 its 1445Jn3i111v.
.JUu S 1Ui VilAN,
Uppºer Storo4.
At ait Acetiiag of'ltl hIord iol I~ilio(.ctoI
oftijthe Bayou .:Sara( iiT'r rc ss L)o. hle'( till
: :iV, au ona 1 u .4l Civ idi of ten Pter cent
wras dzcl1'edtl, payi&1ilc oil (leilliidrl .
A. i..~fr;,
11! Club offerr
1 We ~ want to iIIeXc:IH alit 1ubsc'lriptiOU
list. '1uget Youio4dd, wrxio tihe lid -
'l ow ingufer:
Tu lo~vin~oflo tilw, sefid lo larigst istofl
uoW, Jy*.aily, subscribIers to ti:e i'rue D)um-.
scr:at, by
ll]AY 9, 1897,
we wild g ' a ro;&ndolin org'tuar, as pIre
r .li-re Te otq *ifltfl elooLWY lagest list
$ j5.0 41 tswh. Tmhe i1fer is niudle in entire.
Rot d gOliitl. B or if but one person IlOnds
Ir in a somh club of on~ly Ii \'o un'ller.this of
iuter , we will it a k e t11c aw atrl a t th e (mid -
of tltotipio . 4, do uiyt &.0l, tlhat yon auri
noPt go-t1 elnb, 1a iacnte you cannot gf a
0a1g 0 ome. Tidy. Your eutfoltn will lIe
(WOnkAd in "I~ouo way -fifyou &iad in 4!ly
one uglysubWcriher.
TIeCSpaQ: ; Notice.
luiittirng and liniinug of any kind on the
Afton Vfil la it m LIay)I1I 'la~itat ikiV9 are
Bell 1, f pollibhitetl .urr1ldl i ;penalty df ttees
MP1. V. Z. l1OW*'L L.
Ono (1) Bhwk Teasa Mare, ,Itiut 1X
11:uiEl' un~i 1 minii hight. libis any hrnio,
Abon±t 4 years old. Not broke, iowrVm i 1 4
J. BALLRD DUID)TEY, 4º
*1
Wanted!
'Veanlrr lo fiill Vc)neji1 1(i1 the Stnr A
11ill a4d Now Ilfope wkitio CjLoelN. for t
U. WV. NlEWMN, 1Par. nupt. j
St. hrltlusý:it a
Cet Ready For Spring..
A me h bn ho for 'l:lidy, and one for al :i
g('illeuniin l'i ru do oni tiiow inl c·;ir ilHI;I~Il-·
Itlents. Apply 1'y ]utte*r to-. L.c-care fuif
True Democrat. t
Iii
T. J. Henderson.
W atch Maker .& Jewekri
:Gold and Silver SolderingA
* A SPECIALTY
Work Guarantoeed.
S Opposite Post Office
S t. Franelsi:le,
Louisiana.
S ***............ .... ..............
I
. N. BONNEY
--E XPIw'r-
Barber and Hair
Dresser,
JLE'ýITINGER BDG.
FOOT OF IIILL,
St. 'lFrlciville
- Lojinionam
Annual Celebration
-OF THE
Baton Pouge Fire Depaptment
1\QNDAY, IýIB. 22nd 1897.
The fire.deplartment of Baton Rouge
"will. celebrate its 61st afnivera.ry 'with
a .grand Parade, 'through the .principal
steets of Baton Rfnug. 'Three prizes of
$100,,$75 and $50 wili be awoarded the bst
decorated fire apparatases.
1eiet. ovy. *R. U, Smydero orator of the
day.
GRAND BALL AT NIGT.,
EXCURSION RATES will be
given on all railroads and steamboats run
ning into the city, andt tim hotels will
give visitors reduced rates of beaodl.
C DESIRED
A Big Crowd and
EXPECTED.
WELCO1E TO ALL!!
Real Estate "Tra'nsf r .
m) ~2ith, to 11. Mutt.tuigylIJA
uares in the 9t1 Iiaid $447.OQ
Jonici Levy to .1. Freyhaii & Co. his
4 interest in 200. acres nwru or 11s, G72 35 1
Personal Property
Transfers,
.7. li'. aryiwi to C. L. T'aylor
Sawiilill, Eingine and Boiler 600 .00
Welchr &. Jett.ig will g> into the coon.
try to t~kc liotrr if ColifeY aiicc. be riir.
11iss .l!vrdles (Nlig of llutop Lonig
has 1i~c#u a ppjoillited teiicheri of' the Ne w
l-lw>,pu tcehool, 11I( i14 Iiij~l i~tt.1e of thie one
atstar" *ill. liottl Poonng laldies arc! re-
cant g'i~clnate.s of the Sta~te Normal.
hli.ss (arri bs 1133 'lSinct qee r thl). l.
P~ointinent.
Your Prese; t. ,'trd
Is pine~, rich 11101)11, 11n2 4 sltong :g111 cl-eti
thby body, becauite with l.Io nlppr0:o'ii of
qiliiwg ate 1tHy be~ i~ing ofs'art~,;ei won t.Ij l
er your pib v~iic;l Ny'tewill nI11Igo )1id.
idal ch;uigem. A'l! the iz')I):1sties whiclh
e LV rc )lflhlnl:ltell duriiin (0older~t: weatAer
inlet holy bt etxpclletl or 41 rIl0ous ct I'wi
qlnthmce.4s will result. 1iio 0n0 trtue blood
pulritier 14rwniJiivlo)tlI ill t114: ;;$irtiic eye te
411:3 is 101Gf1's S ilisaparilh:i Its record
of (I1u III Uj4w-f ll4~lhed. Its s(I~o :are the
1rg6º1t i4. hi the iicilil. A It'i'-bottles tint
lIul I4444I4 ;lirpau:UlIa ivill pr1Oparie 3'4)n for
'4pring. 14y ])ri~i1:j ig anId . oi 4.h.iiig yo041r
Wlood an1.14 1.(?iuihig and i1IVig(urnting your
hl"bohe systcli.
J1'hie~iioi bhuilding of Mr. B. T'eutsclv, lip
;towii is~jo.isy co)liiq~it(4 V.d presents 4
v'eAry lI&cush ;Alg II 14]r:luiu.
SchcdýIe of Trains,
Arrives (ruin Woto1ville... " ..9:"15 a.
Luxvos fur lJangizuer.. . .. . lO·10:30 a. :
Arrive fi'otn Sh;1ghi b.......20 p, 20
Leº sfor fi,." 'x
º4cºck forjt~ ll~l............2a 5 1). nr
It is expected there 'will be aiu¶othw'
Chltilge ofl hetIule, Inl t week.
Miwhlfurdt'a CougJ4 1Lats:wi for Congbis,
Colas, Illaursxnules. etc. 25 cult, at
*A -i;ntx !,thc hlower h111a at the Thrto,
Ha Ii (11B0i,, ekna.ortt intuOa VFC tiblle $,
with now doors, etc. a
A.Jlnw· Ilr.okh LLK.Jli(.tiný;autl .CrochIItiilfg,:'
(it'ti4 rt 1;lg;over 5. origiI2l dui gi..i illn -
tinted, l) Ircautifl liweu ltott~tud, ahawlb,
I o(ltlaj r lk~t bisJC ie lBII livh.l;by 'Ilie
'l [toro 141 Milk ,t,; 1kutoon, Mass. and1
1will be wt4t I it a' i hotqr,'tioj to thluit
.11yr '101loulW it, a .0'UpM a iuiitbly
(1"il'le.with origia..l srtorcs, literary and
dolueestic tAD i; aiutil lilhiitflla. Its 04i
,A'art~n.,t (it l' F cy 'Mik in a, a1)&'0ll ltn&
tli., MevW alidul. iigiual cd.nig.ln ,uvlt. iistlu.
T'the k " of )Suhseripjtioll is 50 cents per;
yea:r nal W ill indi.rtlu out of thsea boiok.
Sa k ecinli Iulllnc..ulat to trial slnibsvi
1bei.4 a ruj y -WI, t.Iis book wiU bl1 e at 6
in 2aL zi' i1s, *lJtl iu a.6 iiiiitjllA' tillh)criptiol,
'tit , ok1i 111jouk etuui,i,, ilhl be sent for
Only 15 cents. 'lbdeity anluollt preliniun
list for : 97 will LU.5i 4t li,6 on upltj1ica
tjoii.
lnlr. . tw o :sto ry
buihling ennet.,l, to his twd un a 'r.,.arc
hlluse ... l zu tabic, at the rear of tio puenlu
ists occupiediby 31Mrs. L. #Iarka.
J 8;nyol. :au o Lodge K.iA P. hi9 (luonattd
$10 to thus..trouthti, jilI~1 .l
Seo a111101111(lt;olllUIt o''f~t grand (I ·Llulllnl
parade in hAlton olLolige.ojl thU·-22ud .11aU
at iiigljt. .
hae y"our photo t4akci, by Woleher &d
Reittig.
The credlitors (of 1. -'V. ;Talbort:of the
Raickat 8toro 'met Saturday a.nd formed a
syndlicate to ell ont~his stock ufogoaIs.
W ONDERFUL are te cures by
1l ood' Sarsaparilla, and yet they
are simple and ,attural. Hood's Sarsa
p1arilama ukesPURE PLOOD.
OFFICIAL STATEMIENT
-OF THE
BANK 01F WEST FELICIANA,
STr. FItANCISVII LE, LA.
SAtClose of Busiiiess, Dec. 31, 96.
(Began busiiess, JLn. 2, 1895.)
SRESOURCES.
LainR and.Discouat..*........$38,G65.322
,Fiiriiitnre anid Fixtu;ran........ 2,200.06
ExpnllOsieo-Clhtrgedl off.
S ight Ex1chal&igo 40,553.72
,Cash ! O .1 hand'... . 12,58,5.'1j
PCnhuAall" aper.. 7027.12 60,165;88
X$100,931.20
LIABIIVrT .
Capital Stock (paid in) ..... ..$25,000,00
Unrpli. ....... . .... 1000.00
,Uudivied~l proti ....... ......... 103.87
)ividid o. 3... ...... 1,000.00
Deposits Individual $7 ,489.63
,. Certiiicateas 1,337.70 73,827.33'
f$ 1Q0,931.20
tStateof Louisiana,
Parish of West Feliciaua.
I, E. J.'lntck, Cashier ..of the Bajnk of
i West )Bidieiana, of St. Filncisville, La., do
solr-iulyiweasr that the"above statement
is truetothe best of my knowledge and
Jielief.
E. J. BUCK, Cashier.
Sworn to and .subscribed before mo at
hie town of St. Franciaville, La., this 2nd
day of Jan., 1897.
ROWdI'. MONTGOMERY,
otary Paublic.
Lanted-An Idea o.: l
Protect our ideasa b oa pateat
SWon . Patent tro.
ýI ia f whu __ (Iveaaoaa anted.
The Dreaded C6;
Can be Cpl:
a. A. Slocum, AI~ C-,the~,
;tlieflhis%, Will dead
Llicted, Three Rtu1e*4
Ny Uiseoccred b .
Cure Conlruasplraa
Long Lroao~en ..-;
Cortide1,t that hle Lac1
Abile dire fur iI&L"ElIt n Io"
ehlija, throat ~wdi u1 d1g d
(1ezl2 e nd weakneiie s, Ioseo ý,
C(eIidttiinis Of Vaf;tllg, ZandSj i
great iiieritx kijown, lie will
three Ittlei to ilnr
Iemnocr~at who imay be zt rffing
Alreo 1ady this Fn eraniehtiyc
med~ticinec" has Ilcr'lnnlcrtly. ..'
sandsci of tt1pliareutl'y hopelesseai "
The l)octor cousidir4cl hsln.l.
ty`- duty' which lhe owes ot
tlo donate his Iiufllible he.
i e has l}roved the dIliadeqJ e
to 10 a curable disease be3iqInab l
anidl pity .01n file ;:i hli America
rople ,P lIu))Wotorje5 tostifnoli1d61
ýt'tý,-;t 1101,1 ý1wse )jcrletitetl ad j
;l1 pa;rts of the world. *
Doni't delly 1,i14 it is i0 lath'
saud certain dealth. Adirp mal A.
M. C., 98 P'iiiestfrrt, N'ew York,l"5
writiUIg the Doctor, pleiIyo pgivi1
*iid l'.po)tftice &iddliesis, uil1le els
l'eJIhciuig tiil1 :Vticle In the True
Gold Medal Awatd
A.W.H~::
d
A4 o R;. ;
By the Cotton Sttet and In
Expositfion ti~r sl$nperior b ii., R
4n11 oxiellewey .f them ia ''.
fiujtlio of k
spectacles&Eyegla
I. . . k j n rntru has .u frfill a
of t.L>oN filwuuo (alao.} ;,ew &t
tbly
and
dt Bui3 uess DJr ecto7
;Y11o..
19cr
p'er, >44j 'h
BAKER:
w i li. R. Teuqpcl, hred > j l
oak BLACKLMII lf. H , . '
ti'.2 T. '1'. Laiwewº, hidll, sujj and:
bor ," .
Loa- I4[ng'ai11 &t I.):avidson. Bb l
lay.. Mutton uil,Por us- \'
ory M. 1tosiethal, 'Vs Ineadlayu,bI'9
ISl- 'rtldya and lSuudys.
*w
* ~ i COFr'rl 'O2~L1tY. "2
Gias Fljwncd,:c Ic;n( , sodau wit;
tcd uZI ice.
I'. AGGST.
.L. Mniird2, 211 R yaISt.
L. Y. ~ilbonl4e, *ppaitojllt. Mak
FRUI'TS.
a in 'Vauci, ,urner of Alley mO .
BOTIEL. -
he: Meyer lfotel itear depot, Xmas. $
per day.
Banki Hotel, .9ML'. Davidwas,
Saurlk bldg,, Sty , oiriý ..
INSUJRANCEI.
y J. II. Percy, life andin.
W. W. Le eke Jr., True Donu~#
of eo, Life anid tire.
LU4NCH.
Hot luuoh at all hiours. J. G. Pe
Agent, foot of Bill.
MA'IRI'ESS..MAKJ~:R.
Louis WjilliaiaS1i, FloIlrd*e
EECIIANIC.
J. L. Flynn, LSuu St., Bayou T1ct d
T. IV. Hraynlia, conltraet r and bl
MERCHANTS.
J. Fieyhan & Co. Wboimls
and, retail.
]. L. Newahapw. )ry Gooa4, areM1
2. and plantation snpple.
S8. A. Frier. Glrocerice, dry soods, c*
ing, hats aUnd school buolts.
T. T2. '1'dlbest, Racket sole.
8 NO'rAwY PUBLIC.
F. F. ConvcrseC, Clerk's O04"
0 Colrrt H1one.
W. H. Percy, Bank 114S.
St. Frauuisville.
ýa 1;r'GLE3.
Beat bof sltiugqe, Cbs..s
Iiayou' 8ur, La.
- SAFETY DEPOSQIT ROX$ .
I Bznkof Wef~t Veliajuar,
A. ~W. ARD . f:
Tonsrorial Artist.
On AlleySt.,near.. :.3
Socah,
St- Francisville:=:

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