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Evening star., 1897-03-25

Wm. +. Stewart. formerly corporation
counsel of Long Island City has been in
dicte.i by the grand jury of Queens count v
for alleged larceny of sano.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
Woodward 5, Lotf1f'op,
10th. nth and F SITS. NV.
Fridays Our Remnant Day,
Special Bargain DAY..


We have stock Of merchandise that absolutely res bright and
to date particular 1t now always-and
kept by each davFd which each de-
compelled mark sell all remnants odds
and ends lengths broken anything soe shop
which have during week and mark them
down such will make quickest possible clearance With
the usual offer goods purchased especially for
bargain day well lots goods such tagging styles
heavy Stocks lines and kindred particularly
swell the trade and close them quickly
number OF such things for and we've marked them
cialy low prices follows:
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Mems Necl<wear.
81 dozen Mems New Silk Band medium and light coors
stripes and checks
15c each. Regular Price, Csc.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Bed Spreads.
White Crochet Bed Spreads Marseles patterns
extra heavy.
S1.O5 each Regular Price, S1.5O.
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Pacific Lawns.
New goods manufactured for spring o. Pretty designs pink
and white black and white light blue white green white 30
inches wide
7c. the Yard Regular Price, 1916.
Evening star., 1897-03-25

Hand col"red Photographs. In white enameled
s .a!nes heavy mat, with gilt bead Reduced from
t'eaiine Pastels made by hand, in oval frames
each. ~ F''" ~ $i'-N
Evening star., 1897-03-25

Colored Medallions. in gilt frames. Re-
duccd from soc. to 2Jc. each.
--Nagdalene.' in colors mounted on beveied
plate glass: easel back. Reduced from $1.W 10
5Uc. each.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
Pleaded Gusl<v

larry ID. Donaldson. alias Charles Bark
er. pleaded guilty to fors1nr the narne :,
L II. Hornsby to rs check on the RirRa
Bank In Criminal Court No. today. ma
was remanded for sentence by Judge Brad
Evening star., 1897-03-25

Want" ads. In The star pay because they
bring answers.
Evening star., 1897-03-25
Fridays Special Bargain i'm Pictures.

Tomorrow shall offer decided reduction
all Framed Pictures stock that
frames scratched Clipped otherwise
IS this character comprising good subjects
Evening star., 1897-03-25

MI CRl'IiN. In loving remembrance OF JENNIE
MURPHY, who died two years ago today,
March 25 1885.
BY HER LOVING MOTHER AND SISTERS
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Camp meeting Sure.

The merchants and business mer
Of Natchitoches are responding
fairly we'll to the appeal made
upon their good business sense
and have contributed, almost to q
man, to the expenses, not as liber,
ally as we had hoped, but com
mensurate perhaps with their prof
its heretofore, and we will raise
the balance some other way, and
have the greatest Populist Camp
meeting on earth.
We trust the Comrade, Peoples
Demands, Peoples Friend, Sabine
Banner, Grand Cane Beacon and
Banner Of Liberty, will feel as
much responsibility in getting out
a crowd and making a good show
ing for our 4th District as we feel,
and that all other Popu|ist papers
in the State, as we'll as any other
papers friendly to the common
people Will mention the matter
each week. till passed.
We will have attractions and ac-
commodations aside from the men
tai feasts which will be we'll worth
the visit to our ancient city.
The associations and acquaintan-
ces formed will be a green spot in
memory when the winter of age
sets in. The discussions and the
literary treats will be of the high
est order, elevatlng and cnnobing.
The "Quaint City," the Oldest in
the State and tho great alluvial
valley surrounding it will furnish
many interesting objects and pleas
ant prospects tempting the visitor
to tarry with us.
We have as fine stores, as cheap
goods and as liberal, wholc-souled |
merchants as the State affords, and
if you've cot to 90 to market,
come here between the Dist and
2Gth Of September, and You'll al
ways be glad Of it, and so will we.
Talk about this meeting. Tell |
it in Gath. Send word over in |
Askelon. Spread the good news. |
Let every body grease up his |
Old wagon and come, and let half !
iozen come with each wagon.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

only to let sufferers know where
they may find relief from many
pains. | CAN truly say l have
been much benefited by the use of
Pe-runa. | feel better than | have
for years. | have suffered for
years Of chronic catarrh, bron-
chitis, asthma and female trouble,
of which | have been much helped
by Pc,ru-na. | know the virtue of
Pe-ru-na. If, for no other reason,
it would pay to keep it for colds
and coughs. 1t keeps of colds, it
prevents la grippe, and builds up
the nerves. | gladly recommend
it to all as the cheapest and best
medicine"
DR.. Hartman has written a book
expressly for suffering women
which contains his treatment for
all the diseases TO which women
are liable. 1t is a book which should
be IN the possession Of every sick
woman and every woman who
wishes to protect herself from sick
ness. 1t will be sent free to wom-
en- only, for g short time, by The
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company, Columbus, Ohio.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Pcayune VS.. Suicides.

Our staid old gold bug organ, the
Daily Picayune is getting alarmed
at the appalling increase in suicide
or self murder in our country
says its getting to be frightfully
common, and wonders where it
will all end.
In all the cases where we have
had positive knowledge of the
condition of the suicides mind
prior to the deed he, or she, was
unhappy, miserable-the ago.
mes of death and the prospect Of
eternal punishment had less terror
for them than the anguish of blast
ed hopes and the burden of blight
ed lives.
We have had your gold stand
ard, friend Pic, for 20 years, and
if it has made human happiness SO
scarce a commodity that all the
nobler sentiments of the race are
being smothered in the mad rush
for gold, man is turning to the
brute again, husbands and fathers
are killing their wives and chill
dren, wives are killing their hus-
bands, sons are killing their moth
ers for cash, is it any wonder that
the number is increasing Of those
who, not demon enough to, slay
their fellows, turn with sickening
heart and lost hope and draw al
black and crimson veil over the
scene.
With all your sophistry and pre-
tended reasoning in it's favor.
which we have read carefully all
these years, we see as clearly as
the landscape in the MONDAY sun,
that your gold standard and con-
sequent gold worship enforced up
on the race is responsible for g.
tenths of the misery which is caus-
ing these awful crimes and suicides.
Then know friend Pic, that you
are partly responsible for it all, and
must be judged in the great here
after even more harshly than the
helpless victims Of your cruel.
heartless policy. t
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

The Populists Of DeSoto parish
held a mass-meeting on the Goth
ult. for the purpose of perfecting
a more thorough organization.
Ward meetings were arranged in
which the members of the parish
committee will be elected, a ward
club organized by eIecting Chair
man and Secretary, and delegates
to parish convention selected. At
parish convention delegates to
State convention will be elected,
and perhaps parish candidates for
members to Constitutional Conven-
ti0n nominated.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Estray Notice.

Taken up by j. B. Pantalon at Chou
tleryille, tenth ward, Parish of Match.
itoches La, one bay pony mare, about
. years old, with left fore foot white, a
little white spot on the forehead and a
white tip on the nose eleven hands
high, branded the right jaw with 70.
Appraised by Cesiere Poche and Darius
Ga!lien. conjointly with the undersign-
ed e Justice OF the Peace, to be worth
fifteen dollars. The owner is required
70 come forward prove property, pay
charges and costs, or said pony will be
sold or deposed Of as the law directs,
EDWARD POCHE,
aug 15-6t. y. 2. ward TO-.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Rail Road Mass Meeting.

Pursuant to Instructions of a
Mass Meeting of citizens of ward
one, held at the Courthouse Satur.
day, August 2Sth, 1897, the under
signed Committee hereby call a
mass meeting of the citizens of
wards l, 9, 3, 4, 9 and 10, to assem-.
bic at the Courthouse in the city of
Natchitoches, on Thursday the 9th
day of September, 1897, at 1o noon.
to consider q proposition relative
to the construction of TRUNK
LINE RAILROAD through the
parish of Natchitoches, on west
side of Red river through the above
named wards. Also, the construc.
ton Of a Railroad north, from the
city of Natchitoches, crossing Red
river at or near Grand Ecore, into
Winn or Bienville parish, including
q free bridge at Grand Ecore,
All citizens of the above wards
are urgently requested to attend
this meeting,
Respectfully,
Z. V. PORTER.
Il. B. HOLLINGSWORTH.
}. M. TUCKER.
G. +. GRENEAUX.
j. w. COCKERHAM,
JNO. 7. OQUIN.
j. g. TRICHEL, JR.
Committee.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

A plan of organization has been
adopted by our State Central Com
mittee and is being printed and
sent out from this office, which if
carried out by the Populists of the
various parishes will give us the
strongest possible compact and
uniform organization throughout
the State.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

1t is not so much question as
to how MANY people shall vote, as
to HOW those people should vote,
which is worrying Foster and his
clique.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

When such man as Don CAT.
frey becomes disgusted with the
hypocrisy of the Democratic party,
you may be sure the truth would
astound the natives if it could be
known.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

How will reducing the number
of voters make it any harder to
falsify returns and debauch the
ballot box +?
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Gov. Foster threatens to don his
blouse and 60 down into the bar
ricades to fight for a free vote and
fair count-and the ballot box
stuffer has gone outside to laugh.
Daily Item.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

We should have an unlimited
Constitutional Convention or none.
The legislature had no power to put
limitations on the people when they
want to change their organic law.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
A Nerve Builder.

Mrs. NJ. +.
Bland, , Har,well
GA, writes con-
&C + n in g DIR.
Hartman's free
treatment fo r
women: 81 trust
no one will think
from this that t
would wish my
name in the pub
lie for any cause
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
D. c. SCARBOROUGH. NJ. H. CARVER
SCARBOROUGH e. CARVER.
Attorneys at Law.
N.ATCHITOCHES, LA.

Will practice in the District Courts in
the Parishes of Nat hitochcs. Red River
and Sabine, and in the Supreme Court
of Louisiana. and the U. S. District and
Circuit Cburts for the Western Distric
of Louisiana. ian 17-1y
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Unblushing Hypocrisy

Three of the brightest lega
lights of the Natchitoches bar-tw,
OF them officers and leaders in, an(
three of them beneticiaries of tn,
great Democratic party in thi!
State, which has had entire contro
of affairs for twenty years, max
ing elections pure or impure, cor
rupt or incorrnpt, degrading anc
damnable, Or elevating and noble
have recently exhausted their legal
and political lore, their mental
acumer and personal tact in an ef-
fort to explain how Louisiana can
purify her elections.
The Daily Times-Democrat has
kindly introduced their articles,
while the Natchitoches Enterprise
has condescended to give them wi
der publicity and greater tone.
Each of their plans differed in de-
tail, but were the same as to the how
of purifying elections, and one Is
very much reminded of their plans
when he reads three columns of
BREWER in last Sundays dailies
over the signature of a certain per-
son reputed by some to be govern
or of this fraud-rid,len State.
Their plan is to disfranchise over
half of our citizens on the plea of
their poverty and ignorance, not
one of whom ever served as COM
or other election officer.
ever cast q fraudulent vote, signed
4 false return, swore periured
oath, or gave partisan periured
decision from the bench, and leav-
ng the ones who did all of these
corrupt and corrupting things in
:ull possession of franchise, elec-
ion machinery, and courts.
In other words, these lawyers
md his fraudulency, waste columns
If newspaper space trying to show
low the country can be rid Of rob
'ers by driving out the robbed, or
protected from contagious diseases
y killing those liable to the con-
agiOn.
According to their beautiful log
, the way to stop lynching is not to
ang the inhuman brutes who are
.uilty of rape, but to hang all the
oor helpless girls and the fair,
rail women who might unwitting-
be q temptation to these fends.
The comparison is awful, but
20 true. A parallel is found in
le bestial treatment of Senorita
isneros by Butcher Weyler and
is co-brutes in Cuba.
These otherwise fairly intelli-
ent men propose to disfranchise ,
le poor and ignorant voter who I
'came poor and ignorant under
administration, and :
hose vote has for years been sto- +
n or stuffed to suit the Democrat ,
politicians and ofice-seekers- {
r alto rid US of the thieves G
no have done this dirty work? !
osh !! Rot ! Are they old wo-j i
en-? Do they think any ten-year a
t child, white or black, will ac- I
pit their remedy for the diseases? !:
Has not their remedy been tried 4
Democratic white primaries ::
1ere surely both color and igno- e
nee were elilninated2 "
The frauds, the bribery and cor a
ption of the Foster-McEnery b
lite primary of '92 have cried "
t to heaven. These men did not "
} them perhaps as they were the a, 81
lef benefciaries, but they have z
ICE been the victims of minor, L
'ugh equally fragrant steals per-
rated in other Democratic pri-
Iries in parochial, judicial, sena-
ial and congressional districts. NJ
n Il
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
P0psssist Convention
To be Held at Monroe October
18th. 1897.
BASIS OF REPRESENTATIONS.

Following is the delegates each
parish, and in the city of New Or
leans, each ward IS entitled to in
the above namcd convention, which
is to nominate Il ticket for the SO
members at large in the Constitu-
tional Convention to be voted for
on the 2nd Tuesday Of January
next.
These delegates may be elected
in any way the local organization
of the party may direct, and where
no organization exists, by mass
meeting of those pledgiDg them
selves to support tho principles of
the Peoples party, and the action
of said convention.
The figures in the first column
are the number of delegates the
parish or ward is entitled to from
its number of State Representa-
tives, the second column the num-
Der based on the PopuIist vote on
in 1894, and the third
the total.
New Orleans had 513 votes for
congressman, but SO divided as to
give no waSd an extra delegate
|hnrrhv
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
...''A LOUISIANA A,..
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
NATcHITocHts. LA.

Maintained by the State Of Lou
Affords thorough preparation for
course of academic study practical
one year of daily practice in model /
training teachers. Glass work exen
in matter and method Of instr ucti
teach in any public school in Louisi
-Four large buildings, thorough d
100 acres; most healthful locatioEe
trained instructors 423 students lot
who teach one year after graduate ]
sion of eight months, $1,000. brill
Thirteenth annual session beg " ~.
Eop CArAr oc1rr NNprrE To- u
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

lima for tho training Of teachers.
profession Of teaching; full
Araining in the art of teaching ).
Jhools, under guidance Of skilled
lilies the best Of modern thought
Diploma entities graduate to
b without examination.
equipped ; beautiful grounds of
/ the South. Faculty Of fifteen
year. Tuition FREQ to students
total necessary expense for ses-
October 4th, 1897.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Advertise in the LOUISIANA Pop
UI.IST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
TWO SENSATIONS roR HoTEI GoSSIpS
MYSTERY IN THE woUNDING OF II. 4. sEAGRIST-
DIR. GAGNoNs CAREER.

MYSTERY IN THE woUNDING OF H. 4. sEAGKIST-
DR.. GAGNoNS CAREER.
II. A. seagrist, Of Chicago. who created COM
motion in the cafe OF the Waldorf-Astora shortly
after midnight Friday night by appearing In the
room with blood streaming down his shirt front
and calling for some one to him. is still AT the
hotel. A great deal OF mystery surrounds this case
Seasrst. when no rushed into the cafe. was io-
lowed by his wife He was bleeding from Jagged
cut I'm his throat. and seemed ciazed with pain anu
fear. His wife was hysterica. and pleaded WITH
those present TO help her. doctor was hurrled'!
sent for. BY the time he arrived MI SeagIlst i''u
tainted His wound dressed. ard ne was tdhe'i
TO his room and placed in bed. Mrs. Seast'st sa'u
that her husband had accidentally slipped anu
fallen upon a broken piece OF glass. Inc ooV'o''
.,o nuzzled al this They say they cannot see now
n niece of glass could have inflicted such wouhu'
Mrs Seagrist sticks stubbornly to the story ho"
ever She refuses TO talk about the matter va Wv
and will tell nothing more about herse'i "a &c"
rrst is recovering rapidly, and there ID S'u ~ w
no danger Of fatal result. - yoor, and Dr
The light between Francis Bea WaI anp AZ
George s Gagnon in the care OF uHe nrntnjses to
.o'a d, o. sensation The gossip about It was
sustained yesterday. Mr. Beard SouId hGt oe IoI kn
wo5oJ nursing his injured head ON the other hdhu,
DR. Gagnon is around p"' me NE RSarnons friends say
hi Mr. R"ard lnsulted the dentist ana waS prop
eriv punished but add empnaucalX lhat Nj H., and
WA waS water carafe The is said have %
from ring Dr. Gagnon wore on ms hana IN, = al
rnnrrai opinion however. Is that Dr. Gasnon uSeu
= ,rater DO: tie n weapon. =, ,,r,,
Dr. Gagnon's fight with Mr. Beard has leo man
nconle 10 make inquiries as 10 his anteGfs9te dh
tonpprdnT 10 reports the doctor Is not AT all DASH
fnl In telling hts history. which Is rather iirtb
esoue lie is said 10 he OF French-C anadian D,,im
and carly in life was farmland IN NlscohIiIor
Later he started out as patent medlcine Po rses
With gorgeous band wagon and four white holse9
Afterward he Chicago ana pfaGtsaeau va "a
dentist He came to New-York about me- ir lie
ago with Sanger and George NJ h IND at the
became we'll known AT Long brahcm s "'' IN horses
HOLLYWOOD He always took an lnte ,nn, and now
and has dealt in them TO some eAsi' u ie also
owns several exceptionally fine animals, bi,be1 the
known fat pigeon shot, a and il said to have
been successful in the undertaking. iie ID
ri ahnnt forty-four Near5 Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21

ceeiing - hands inches having taken hrst prih" IN
the saddle classes az this or any u the
previous shows. Prize 500 Won hy MIS- j Dn fol,
han'els1u's Muldy reserve riboon Chares J. f'oo'o
W y.
Glass Champion prize. open only 10 horses e1seeqns
Il hands inches Prize. s.'". won BY +. T. II, laI-
images O1Hamwc. reserve raton, D. J. and 4h'''A
Clyio's Kathleen. .
Cla.s C-HaGrers tandem 20" wheeler 20 be over 10
hand. /. .reteg First prize s.pl. ~ Hamilton -
Pawn. Whtn,,+. ALADDIN and Rush iAsht. mia pthr.
$50 John Brttt.u'H Pride and caprice; ~ ns'
commended T. j. Juriau's Wnllnsf'fi ana N''"'s''"'
Cla.- g1-TLoroughbred. qualified green hnnteIS' mus
prize so" by chestnut nm st'ek Farm Ehps9s
peyton second prize 800. + D. WidrneTs inth' 'h"i
prize $50 Ralph y. EsH Wnship
Class ii-Ilrseg over ~ hands inch. not exceeding
u hands. D. shown - ght tno y f9ur |h"T T
vehicle. Fr.' prize. 80" Hou ~ -. b''rs 80
WhlH ~ Town. second prize. 80. W j. MA >
Alley Boy. tAifI pr.z- So. -. h Hi.mrF Idsu'hA'''
Wl.cf. very hraiy commended. \. J. Nu';'ns's Duke.
Class 5o-Chrmlon prze. FOR horses IN haTn,'s an.
carnage horses op,a ory horses exceeding - han1s
lncacs Prize 500 by james SULLIVAN sundo"n
reserve ribbon c. j. Baies's Tish Tide
Css Southampton prize lor horses N harness ana car
raF- horses. open only o. horses not exceeding u" mann
3 inches Prize $500 Won hy Joseph q. Nld'nef = N"h
HarniHger. reserve ribbon. Z. +. BhtcHf ''A'S'
Glass qualified hunters Oeavy weight W 20 carry
Chestnut HI stock FARMS Pembroke; second prz" s.v'
49, T.. ana Thomas Clydrs kathleen; third prize. ~
J. T. Co.Aers Flying uutchman. very highly commenced
J. J. and Thomas Ciylcs All Crit
Glass loG-chaupan prize FOR heavy middle ana tgn'
cght hunters aut jumpers. Light weights. prize I'D
by l1lpu PItlrr's American Beauty rrseTye ~
bon Alre Francis u. Boards Perfection M'Gde We'sh''
prize 5000. hy Adam BecNs Lazy HosebeLt}. r.
$500 won by fi stock FARMS Pennbfook re
ferye ribbon y. i. and Thomas Cyde's Kathleen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21

morning attendance was lighter than usual pu'
this did not give the managers OF the sho" very
much grief, because the early arrival OF cro"os
on other days has been rather an inconvenience
70 the attendants engaged in putting the Gardeh
n rights for the succeeding day.
BY IL o'clock there were nearly looo persons
IN the Garden, most Of them engaged IN "a'ch-
ing the horses in the ring. whiie DINERS oe
ecended TO the stables 10 watch the PF'~e-"ih-
ners nj their toilets. Miss Marion Hoho"aS' VINO
so pluckily remounted her hunter hicH'Nohd
after he had thrown her heavily on fr'uay' was
one Of the early arrivals yesterday she es-
caped all injury save a few bruises, but sne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
THEY RiDICULE III.
MANY PEOPLE RIDICULE THE IDEA OF AN
ABSOLUTE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND STOMACH TROt HLLs.
Ridtcuie. However. Is Not Argument ana
Facts Are stubborn Things.

stomach troubles arr so common ana IN many
cases so obstinate 10 cure that people are ipt 10
look with suspicion on any remedy claiming -
be a radical. permanent cure for dyspepsia ana
Indigestion Many such pride themselves On
their acuteness in never being humDugSeu' 'sPe-
cially on medicines. =,
This fear Of being humbUgged may be carried
too far; 50 far, Ia fact that many persons suner
for years with weak digestion rather than ilsK
q little time and money III faithfully testing the
claims of a preparation so reliable and uniVcr-
sally used as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now, Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are vastly
different In one important respect from ordinary
proprietary medicines for the reason that they
are not a secret patent medcine-no secret IS
made Of their ingredients-but analysis SHOWS
them to contain the natural digestive fernents'
pure aseptic pepsin. the digestive acids. Golden
Seal. bismuth, hydrast!s and nux They are not
cathartic neither do they act powerfully on any
organ but they cure Indigestion on the common
sense plan OF dgesting the food eaten promptly.
thoroughly before II has time TO fermont, sour
and cause the mischief This Is the only secret
OF their success
Cathartic pills never have and never can cure
indigestion and stomach troubles because they
act entirely upon the bowels. whereas the ~hole
trouble is really in the stomach
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets taken after meals
digest the food. That is all there Is 10 IT, Food
not digested or half-digested is poison. as II
creates gas, acid!ty. headaches, paptation or
the heart. loss OF flesh and appetite, and many
otner troubles which often called by some
other name
They are sold by druggists everywhere at 80
cents per package. Address Stuart Co, Mar
snail Mich. for book on stomach diseases. or
ssk your druggist for It