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MEDICAL. DC.

1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONJRADICTED THAT
DIR. BROTHERS is the oldest-cstablished adVertis-
ing LADIES' Physician III tins city. Ladies', yu3 can
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS, 500 b 1t. s. ".
Particular attention raid 10 all diseases peculiar
ladies, married or Single. Forty years experience.
mhlo-i Inn
u FAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS. 9O6 b ST
appeared before and made oatli that he
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist III this city,
and viii guarantee cure IN all cases OF private
men and furnish medicine charge: CoIislta-
ton and advice free At any hour OF the day. sub
SAM Ill &. MILLS, Notary Public, in and Tor the
District OF Columbia. this third day VI July 1850.
mhl2-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A hottie
IVA or two OF DIR. BROTHERS, InNicuIatine Cordial
VIII cure any case Of nervous debility .iud o;
nerye-Iower 1t mparts yigUr 10 the Whole sI stem
Male or female. 800 B 81. s.w. mh!'-ill'
T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ experienced female physician should consult y rs
DR. WILSON, 100 Park Place ne, bet Il ami e. lth
and 9Th sts ne Ladies only Remedy. So. f1.5-4w.
NINE. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLIsHED AND
1l rolable Ladies Physician, can he consulted daily
at her residence 3Ol L st. NV. Office hours froia
to III. with Ladies only. lylS-9n'
nE MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ Standard Remedy TOR all blood diseases, causing
throat, Lesal, skin troubles urinary diseases cured
III forty-elEht hours. Price, 50 Fer box
Dr. DODDS NERNINE No. - permanently cures
natural weakness, loss vitality, debility
&C. Price, 81. sent sealed by mail. For sale at
iy3l SIANDlt ORD ;, cor 9th and r NV.
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A Youths EeiOindcr,

From the Merchant Traveller
"Fools rush in where angels fear to tread"
was the sharply-spoken remark of a lady to a
young man who had just trodden on the train
of her dress.
Il beg pardon" said he, apologetically, add
ing after pause, .'you must admit, madam
that the angels could not be blamed for being
afraid"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-21

Daily avge. .22,I23 23,0s2 25.4s4 2,.oss
An0fease.-.-- l,55S I.SO3 I5gsS

i.SSS l.>OS l.5gS
vi this aggregate daily circulation Of 2.oss
copies, the books of the oice show that a N AVERAGE
oil 2O.O%s copies We're regularly delivered each
oay, by carriers, at TIE homes ~ tey..t,,i S,,b
scTtOers In the city and suburbs OF the reuainaar
ualy average vi 5.i2l were sold at the ofiic. ina
'ne hoteis and railway stations, etc. and on the
sueets' by newsboys, making grand total average
"llhin The District oi -, 90 COPIES daily .axin,
daily average of l,ttS2 be sent to regular SUBJ
scrlOers residing beyond its limits, by MAIL express,
anu railway trains.
In addition to the Ia 0,la oo,,i.. 4. H., ,,,.,
at 1e hOihes OF subscribers, large proportion Of
the o,1- Otherwise disposed OF in the,,ity is req
u4aIly purchased by permanent residents. liyiu.
IA iOosIhGa, a. mot LOusehOlders while the resi-
uue goes INTO The hands OF transient visitors FINN
all parts VI the country, who each year come IN
the National Capltal ia greater numbers ana for
longer periods, ana who, furthermore largely rem,
resent the "eil-to-do and I,tcaSll,y Portions ~
me communities 10 which they res,,ectiN.y l,,,,,,
The last-named - a class vi reader, aI,,n. v,,.l
Nofth feaciiie but IL Is To the phenomonally
laree permanent local circulation vi The uap.r
anu especially 10 its unparalleled hold uE,ou ths
household and family circle. that the attention of
advertisers Is particularly directed
a comparison VI The home circulation Of u 45o
Win lie ngures REPRESENTING the entire ,,ouula-
"H "a lhe cliy Will conclGsyely establish the fact
-"' M 0AAh reaches ABOUT every family In the
Distrlc'oi columbia, and sreaa ecrfgd,y Or i,ore
"'a" H"ee-JOtatits u as ,ODtltsOa trl.O are abe
u Te"d! IL follows, therefore tnat an advertise,
ent inserted in lis columns Viii meet the eve III
every person IA The District worth reaching. II
Whatever race, creed, sex, age. or couditlon n f,
hony remains To Dc SAID, fUr the informa ton II
those Interested in the subyuct that Ina rorortion
10 lts circulation, the rates Oi advertising iu laE
EVENING STAR, whether transient VI for long
periods, RANK with the very lowest in the Unitel
states Indeed, taking L0tIl the extent ana char
acter OF It's circulation into CONSIDERATION AZ ma,
saleIg DC Claimed that vide ana such an eAce,.
Ieht idaIiiy oi publcty can nowhere else Le Dou a,
Tor the same money.
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Don't Hawk, Spit. COueb.

suffer dizziness, indigestion Inflammation of the
eyes, headache, lassitude, inability to perform
mental work and indisposition for bodily labor.
and annoy and disgust your friends and acauaint,
ances with your nasal twang and offensive breath
ana constant efforts TO clean your nose and taroat
when Dr. Sage's "Catarrh Remedy" win promptly
relieve you OF discomfort and suffering and your
friends OF the disgusting and needless iniictions
Of your loathesome disease7
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He Was Drunk. Too.

From the Chicago Herald.
''Well, Charley, did your wife get on to you?''
Eyes, she did"
did you tell her that said you were per-
fectly sober?"
YES"
''What did she say?"
said you must have been drunken than
was"
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DENTISTRY

tfREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost OF material, at 1923 Ii ST. NV, Dental DEPART
ment Of Columbian University, from to D PIN daily
except Sunday. Extraction tree Infrnary open
from October TO June 30 tai-:tm
nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST, COR
~ ner DIV; Filling q specially Teeth extracted
WITHOUT pam BY pam killer applied to gums Artin-
mh27
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
For Baltimore and River Landings. Steamer Sue,
Capt Geoghegan leaves Stephensons Wharf every
Sunday at 4o'clock y. IN. For further information
apply to
STEPHENSON BRO.
mho-0m 9TH ST. wharf.
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Stoning Premier Won TisZa.
NOTING ABOUT THE HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT
BUILDINGS AT PEsTH.

NOTING ABOUT THE HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT
BUILDINGS AT PEsTH.
The turbulence continues in the Hungarian
capital When Herr Won Tisza arrived at the
lower house of the diet this morning the large
crowd that had gathered outside groaned and
Missed at the prime minister, shouting get
the house between Herr Polonyi and Herr
hroitsik. The quarrel will probably lead to a
duel
As Premier Tisza was leaving the chamber in
The afternoon he was pelted with stones by
political opponents. When the chamber adj
1ourned turbulent crowd had gathered out
side. Herr Pulsky was violently hustled and
Herr Ioers, who went TO his assistance, re-
eeIved a severe blow on the head with a stick
Another person ives wounded with a stilletto.
Premier TisZa escaped unhurt. The military
had to be called out. There were several con-
ficts between the mob and the police and
many arrests were made.
ArrRNPTED OUTRAGE AND MuRDER.-Joseph
Salzmann, an employe ON the farm of Ferdi-
three children yesterday and then attempted
TO assault Mrs Mutter. Failing in this he
Knocked her insensible by blow Of hammer
Thinking he had killed the woman, Salzmann
ransacked the house. Mrs. Mutter, recovering
Consciousness. endeavored to make her escape,
but was seen by Salzmann and again knocked
down by repeated blows Of the hammer Salz-
mann now ned- One of the children gave the
alarm, and physicians were summoned. Mrs.
Mutter's skull IL fractured In three places. She
A. not expected 10 survive. Salzmann arrived
Ut Castle Garden from Switzerland, November
I, 1855.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

- HORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
= NUkDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. s. CO
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton Nondon, haSreJ, Bremen.
Werra. Sat, March b, 10 u. oaae, We'd, March
%, D. H.; Ems, Sat-, March 80 300 ain: Irave,
We'd, AIril 3, am; FUlda, sat, April u, 10 a. m
Lain. Wed. April 10. y. ali.
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin, 81 and mp
ward berth. according to locations I'd cabin, $50 a
berth; steeruge at low rates Apply 10 L. L. DKOoP
$50 Penn. ave.
(NUNARD LINE.
" CHAS. L. DUBOIS CO., agents, COS 9TH ST NV
Plans and lists Of sailIngs furnished passengers
booked to Paris. ia,l-.,
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INSURANCE.

NNHE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
l. ton, of New York, has furnished INSURANCE 10
eighty Thousand members during past eight years,
saving TO them over sixteen million dollars rduc,
ing cost below rates charged by level premiuuycom-
panies. JAS 9. WEST, Supt., 1909 Ii ST. NV
mh9-s,tu ,an
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves 7th-street wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAY
and SATURDAYS At An. Returning Tuesday
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p. m, touching At Rive
Landings far Nomini Greek, Va, st Clements Ba
and Leonardtown, Md. Connects with and D. X. X q
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN u PAD6ETT. Ar
CIV, RIDLEY, Manages 1A2S
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mh20-6t.
A HARVARD GRADUATE DESIRES PUPILS
IA sinely or IN small classes s, :, A w
mh19 AT Sanders * StayIuans, S34 st. NV.
nRAwING AND PAINTING-INsTRUCTIO IN
TIE HFGie ana al 81 NE AT S
st Call and see the wonderful progress of students.
Il speciality Prof. H. LARROQUE, A NJ, OF sor.
bonnie Univ Paris Private tutor IN sciences, classical
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST
pyN0 Cloud BUILDING 9th and f SITS Twentieth year
advantages o. b. BUI.LARD Director. mhi2-lm.
GENUINE CRAYoN PORTRAITS TAUGHT IN
" 10 lessons: no knowledge of drawing necessary;
at Il is fHbTS as da
DARENTs DESIRING TO SEND DAUGHTEEs TO
dress S9S RIFF eT H sc IS Gf to t
June f.D-2m'
TNIvERSITY-TRAINE TEACHERS HAVE
- classes in Mathematics, LANGUAGES and English
Branches day or eyenlng Also rIlyate lessons Iilal
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 9Th
~ St, near City Post-othce. Colorod students not
admitted Call or send for catalogue mhO
> NV. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
NON is the time 70 JOIN for participation in the May
MISS BALCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE. 1907
W ION st. NV. Persons prepared most success
positions carefully revised; highest references If BIN
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9rH
eommod6ns halls d@Sor fG 'et
than 10000 young men and women have been trained
Day and night sessions. Tuition fees. moderate Five
courses Business Course; Short hand and Typewrit-
Reading and Oratory Deisarto method business men
Sisnea NTH r SemF sAKk s an
pail HENRY c. SPENCER. Ii. B.. Principal. jas
E'DwARD C. TOWNSEND.
fIAaal a..l
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL LESSONS-MLLE HESRIETTE L. ERNI,
Certifcated Pupil of Nine Niarlot- Garcia, and
Gently returned from Europe. with hest references
from Paris and London, will receive pupils. APP
ply to Messrs. MetZerott; sanders q Stayman, L st.
m
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ARCHITECTS.

& TANTON nj. HOWARD, ARCHITECT MAY
. building. cor. 9TH and sits. n W. Architectural
and Mechanical Drawings of every description
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(yOMMIsSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary aud U. B. Commissioner.
JNQ. 4. bEAI1s 13xl St NV In office from am.
70 op.n. nl7
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Mt VERMONT MT. VERNON,
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 1thstreet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings far down ss Glymont
a. 10 O'Clock q Returning. reaches Washington
'1 sig $50 p IN LII BLAKE. q ..in.
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CHINA MAKING AT LIMOGES.
"A Revolution In the Process of Manu-
facture

MACHINERY REDUCING THE COST OF PRODUCTION
THE FIRING SYSTEM IMPRovED-rScREAsE OF
QUANTITY, QUALITY AND PRICE OF DECORATED
WARE AND ADJUSTMENT OF LABOR QUESTIONS.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

S.verol persons were ever from the
9Th ward this week, among whom We
met Messrs. Henry Earle. j. Harvey
RHYMES, Louvant, Thos Holdiness and
lady. Mr.. II. did not forget to pay
for the Beacon.
Eddie Justice was in Rayville on
Wednesday last.
The Mann Brothers were in Ray
Vile on Tuesday.
Jno. A. Hemler and Geo ". Var
ner were in town from Alto on Friday
evening of last week
Capt. James Murphy has been in
our town this week. He thinks our
section of country will soon have sew
eral railroads and be on boomN
Mrs. Cora Wilmington called on us
last Tuesday from ward 8.
Masters Jimmie and Tollie 1vey and
James and Edgar Williams were in
the Beacon office Tuesday.
Capt. W. T. Ivy and his interesting
family have been spending the week
with their friends in Rayville, before
taking their departure for Weather
ford, Texas on a visit to relatives.
Dock Rainholt was in Ravville Sat
urday. Did not forget to make a pay
ment on his paper.
D. Denny from Bayou Goula was il
our town last Saturday, shaking hands
with his many oid-;ime friends. IL
is beginning to get quite gray but w
were pleased to note the fact ths
time does not seem to tell On him al
his health is better than when we las
met him. he too, did not forget tn
printer.
! P. ". Wright was in town Wednes
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

IL o,.icr ~ p owe TO ven that Dan~ty's COT
IN a'rh Buffers dor- Tesnis'e tie action
The organs at the :, stem read what Mr..
v f. Paw =, Of sulphur Springs. Tex LA
. .ay: At l. with a graceful heart ii'a' pr
'hr.- lines Z" inform yon u.st alter sntf-r'"'
mere ,han twenty years with kidney discs.
ncnr.lyia. liver comp'ai ard prolapsn.. q
rsi .p-nt hundreds Of d"ifr- 10 lie r"r'
MI ia, hlle h-,-fi,. was pr-va''-d uio
tn W. l,an.,, Cn,'ur PAT l. RIi'-r-. ! IN"
q, .vsihaI II was with r-luc'sHce' | .'r cur 81
,',-,. Ia h.f"r. | Ia ! 'asei bat " tie }
'.,,h r..,,v-,-d NOR. a',i nh''iueh moro r"N.
,ilau yer h-fir- | don't Xntci O. d" ~ -
On C.t,n ;airi. H. trrs Ti., ~" "niv .t.
a., rar,~, hur tut are worth h;'y J an
4tv,as. 81 hu' | fa..' 's..i-y nk' Wa - Cd
,rn,a ,hsa 81 ! ,h..rriore 'etoir'"eni ttr"
o. all .utf rin. iunisnii5 TIC w"'id1vr'. q
.s, totjc on Earth for In IL - IN dr.r'ai-
h-s,h.r For sale By d.. } bess.ey.
mas 1,
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
E!i-RIrTS SALE.
& X None Tu-"- ,.r Iuu. /. yr;hls

G. H Mo-, g. Too ,.r luo. /. yr;A.!s
ina. ]. Jr -.
!, r. ,>>trd ~ i'nai Account % sad Tutor
s,ip irn.r-, 2T,h Dis Ccur': Parish #
e., SD. State q nou,>:srs.
b. vir,n4 a. 80 s'',a =, - ri'' U'i' 80 !
Pa ~ rct 4 fn ~ tavl"g s-.ze'' ! -" O.
*nGrla,. Anil 2:lti'. 1881.
~. = i,r sale A. tn Fast o. OF c"I''' hon
~, Ra,-i;- L. ,hr f..oSi,g "--crih..
..rP'ry '"-wr
Ih- nmiivu,-d ! i''rre>' ~ IN T is"N'
~ sud :" y " ~ y : ~ T. al W
.r3 \ " |. 81 " Z, y y ] ~ \ 7
rr Sand u ! - W L - Il
= rt,i.,s nrg To 70 f., ! I"'' r,'>r irer'!,.
~ u.;,.usi ~ III. ir.irv iurl.t- ~
l..,.,r Situated ~ Euhi.n P,r d.
-tnls 1t >a..-tah WITH tie to- lit .
;rpr.t-rt"'n'
LEN - GIT.
>v.rii
sheriff O 80 Hayv E. L. G
March 10th 1850. $50 81
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Last week C.P. Balfour was driving
his two-horse hack home from Girard.
in the public read leading from Girard
to Oak Ridge when the hack upset and
came near killing tLe.r ii,tie infant
Our Police jury should get after the
overaeers. Tie road from Rayville to
Mr.. Wizards is almost impossible but
the overseer has been doing some work
on it this week.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

To those who vii IN, al ~ 'v4'..
ZIP months f"r the BFAC y,
IL discount 25 urr cen. + 5
us,.nd II. s.. SnIno s IN to- f'r
80 diffr.nra betw p"n ,i,ir1
Vance and q. the end e tho yes
'3anen l'rr thst ~. m ans tint y
re- 10 Ia, fnr one ear ahead. y
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
The New Dis OHarY.

"a ,s,r hrari y "a f'I"' "A "hl nriH
=. ,.sLiny shoir II You NAV y"nr.-ii
-. 81 he many ~Lo knoW from person
,r-,irnc- jr.t h"w "a" a ting II ~.
. "a have ever iri"h u you are one 81 q
lunch tr -ud- b.. CANS ihr wondrr''i III
out it,, that " hen 'tr- gwen 4 rial. !
\, - NV discovery ever after h"i's
,,er ~ ,,i- h..u-~ II v,-u have never us
b. = .hnu,i i- = til .r.d " itii a ru.gh. c''''
im,,i- -, on e a Il give II a fair risl IL
u.rani--d every Time. ar monty rrini d.
.ial bottles hrs Mt j. :. Brazl-ys "
It re. D
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
g.

Several years ago fharnfer'ain X Go, "
n-s N,in-< Iowa. m-r r-j he MARI
f,r'ur- cf .,ugh RENE ". believing II ~ T.
: mrs, prrnr' am rei,a'ie preparation W
POO ivred tor cough. Colds sud group 'ha
she rn'lie arprecis'. true merit. aud III mn
~ Wa cersin ~ become popular Tho
""sf "a, gn,ne Hopes have hs-n more tbs
t-slize,i Ov-r 'hrrr hnn,rr h'ns-nh boz
l..rf &, am,,-r ans C"u'h R-r-k are a. y
I'D each year s'd 1t rec v"iz-h A. H.
I'D n,sse" wh-r>vr, IL j. known u Va,
'.re s.v"re r.s.' IN i..~ time ',s'. a"y o'he
-a,nen,. Fu sale " ~ 70 ~, 9-lr
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

The passenger trains on the Queen
G. Crescent route have changed their
schedule. in consequence of which we
set ont the old time table and await
the new arrangement. On the eastern
division they will run two daily pas
senger trains each way and perhaps
on this line. The only difference al
present, at this place, is an hour ear
lier going east and So minutes later
going west. Bear this in mind.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

u hav. nscn =; Patrick PITS" says
R.y,a'i'-, "f NAY h~'d XIV. amt Fr'
,,"unc- them superior ." ary have rve' Ia
ore SD do not hrs.latr IA rrcnumeu
-Ertn. kun.viUg jhem Ia be rehsbi- " Th-
are fiiorugh, vet gentle IN Iheif action ~
iea,e the system in spicnGii con4'ron. :
= G, ,l,ar.i. az for Disorders of tho liver.
r.,ri.k's Pill, h.vr no eq"sl. 20, sale h'
Or / 3 NJ Y.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

1t in need of anything in the way
of Boots and Shoes call and examine
my stock, Row complete, consists Of
the latest styles and best goods in
the SHOE line ever brought to Ray
vile, at prices that will astonish YOU
Mrs. SALLIE JONES.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
NJ. A. DAUrHIN,
~ '..t.-
address Reg stored I etterS 10
NV OIL ANS n .T.ONAL BalK.
n flt 1

RENENRER THAT ONE roILAR y
TIE Prmp II thr Smallest part ar frrc l"n vi =
.k-r issued il any dfsA,nv. A"'ihns Al
ar name offered NJ = less pr,ce. l. either
counterfeit nr y .wuh"ie.
REnEMREH. a'.o. ,h-t the pavme't
Pc ,.Gt;AR NrFFD BY FOUR Ma
r,,SsL RA.nstf New O,.an~ AID ih" !rk
l. ATE signed ny th. President I a" i""'i"
;n,l WHOSE cha'i.re.i Iiy - are r"c''ghiZ" -
We hipie-, Cnurt-; therefore. beware ct -
rn,ta.,nns and Synonymous schemes ] -lI
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

The spring fights have opened In
Rayyille. That one here on Thurs
dav must have lasted ten or fifteen
minutes.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

NrC ] SMITH tra,chrg salesman Tor u
,,,td Clark Il Go. rhica.". had ~ mis'"r'n
% -prau his wrist mast severely u
ut.r ~ e'rsr IAN" ii- avs ard my " -.
"a. hadiy swollen; ~ Applications
{ 'haph-rIsin'. Pain Balm rri-yeh the
,uJ reiu,e' The 50 rliing ~ ne i.p' art
consequence nv u"'k aud h"sinr.- "a >
term -"i, ia whwh an ,"rv gr-'r''i
an ornament th.,ni,. rlsir'> Pan. 3,
I'm persona. ,xp- ,ei co. Sold hy DR. J
3..Z'ey
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Persons 'ronhird 18th rh"urar-m sh"u
ny Chan.i etisln's Pam Baum Ore .pIiir"
iirn VIII ta.e the pam. sni 49, ~'rUnu-'' ~
has cured nrsny Gaze. al "l,rnri" at'd ~ & 'rI
ntn'or, rhaumsi-n ths' hsi resisted ga
r"nI--ie- aud v-r, fl,. r.n'meu' ." 'he H.
,.ny-ir,ars Prcr. 80 cents per in''!e F.
ale ~ " ! B-sz;..y.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Always on banda complete line
Of Cotton Plaids. tic%ing, brown do
mes,ic, bleach domestic, Ginghams,
sheeting, hickory and calicoes. A
general line Of staple goods AT lowest
prices. Mrs. SALIIE JONES.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
Mrs. SALLIE JONES.


Miss Mhoon, Of Canton, Miss, and
sister of our parish surveyor, Jas A.
Mhoon, is engaged in making some
copies of parish map being drawn
bv Mr.. Mhoon. 1t is inst double the
size of the one drawn BY the writer IN
1879. Tie wo. K is very neatly exc
cuted.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Do not suffer ignorance in
your family, when you can
subscribe to that Great Elu-
rator, the Modern Newspaper.
The Times-DemOcrat is the
Best. 1t has the M,yest cir
rHlHfiOn.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Nv Ladies hats are all trimmed.
by that leading and fashionable MILL
nery establishment of A. Shwartz &
Son of New Orleans, La, and will
sell them at the lowest possible figures.
HERMAN KAHN.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

VI, F. Ir. iarh 81 Fl-"n. pnii''i.- &.
Na.hvi- T-n". say i WA. fiir'r
with Piie- for ,w-n;v YEA 8. srd tired -ver'
,-rp " .fierr,' tns liza ns-'l 'hs t''i'oi:-t
Dii- o. trpr; raw t;le i.S'sit r. Iri So
las fI.c,-i n 2 Tn'an' cure '"ii ~ ~
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Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Straw Hats! Straw Hats y HER
NAN KAHN can safely say he has the
finest lot of mems and youths straw
hatsin town, and his Ladies'. misses
and childrens hats are OF the
Latest STYLES.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Read the New Orleans
Times-DemOcrat. The best
and most ncwsy paper in the
South Daily and Weekly.
IT has tie largest circulation.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
CHEAP BOARD.

I woulh - p'er>rh IN inform thu public
that | an t--p,np u .,.li"s h.uss ~ II
town al Gu, lind ...t vii boar. students Of
the tnh.land -cir 81 ~ 81 lat ,loiat- per moi.ti,
Naskiny included.
MANI T. NOoRE.
Gitsisnd. La, Fci'y 20. 1889 II
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Our efficient Sheriff. Lem Scott
brought in from Gibsland this week a
Mr. Griffin under three charges Of
concealed weapons. He has been
released on bond.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

In. Wus1svs SsoxH1So sxnuH should aiv.ys
- 49, ~ ehildrcn aAU cutting t~eth. are
SsvSfSo M - Isesst osss; kpesdsess nssars,,
n n VIZ pleasant 90 tagte. Il
s:Sss - 20. .ssitsa6 the gums, allAy.a,l pain,
sS,,,ssss - hovo asd 10 the hrst knovnresnsdy
IA diar1hOa, yhsehes srsane I'M tessoanS w
cdr sssssa. Tvseay-svs s'a's . s'e's'
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

When person '-li- y"u they never y"
smch Geld IN Their life 'sse ib-ir wort '"'
|, aud adviss them N nss Chaw'"r'ah'
Cough Remedy aud cure il. Pr c"rsh-
c,,,ds and hos -se ness l. has no e1"a. Sold .,
DIR J 5 Bcazley.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

John Fl. Abrsugh. the polite 'ales-
man Of Mrs. Sallie Jones', will be
found behind TIE counter to wait upon
the ladies. Sec the locals in TO-DAY s
BEACON.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Our young friend, Robt Cooper, son
OF Col A. B Cooper had the misfortune
10 be thrown from a young horse on
Saturday last and had his arm broken
The public in general are respect
fully invited to call and examine my
immense spring stock. Prices guaran-
tied. Mrs. SALLIE JONES
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Largest stock Of mems, youth's and
boys clothing in Rayvills. Taylor
made and guaranteed to be latest
styles and colors at prices to suit the
times. Mas. SALLIE SoNEs.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
A BE ,3in, 10 Gy,ry Won -

Every family should sub
scribe to The Timcs-DcmO-
rat of New Orleans; it is
she greatest paper in the
S"utll-Daily and Weekly.
II las the largest circulation.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06
Women, Delays are Dangerous .

Nalsmr Rover = Female P'ii- for women
nsrsr )ais 10 alaay. givr spssdy sud 'srfo'n
rei.rf Satisfaction guaranteed or money res
turned >er' hy mail. s-rpreiy sraicd, IN
plai, wrarp per tor One pc'f"r: three boxes
fer Tyo Dollars. Particulars in letter for
urrrnt- ". 10 stamps. Address OF
Mas Z. RiVrhE bo1 2s3. lsr<"y Ct'y y j
iln2l-ly';u
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

buy for Cash and sell for Casa
therefore can sell groceries cheaper
than any house in Richland parish.
Mrs. SALLIE JONES.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

From all over our parish we hear
flattering reports of farm work and
good prospect for an abundant crop.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Gents scarfs and fancy neck wear,
underwear, Hosiery and furnishing
goods at lowest prices.
Mrs. SALLIE JONES.
Richland beacon., 1889-04-06

Please dnnt take any"nrs ""ri Tor y. Or
Use Chea'hams Chill T"nic ami see h""
quick YOU will be cured Gunran'red' Sold
by g. S. Besz!ey, and r.. W 1h""r'"n
Deh; sept