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Erenti stuns.
pbttsdeiphia'- Export Trede.

THfLADTLpHFA. nov. s.--Thare are
twenty-aeYeu steamships now In port I'M
der charter 10 load grain for European
ports These steamers will carry n ag-
sregate II 100 90 hushels q corn ard
wheat SO far tnis year shipments Of corn
have aggregated nearly 22oa @9 bushels
as against less than l6@.aQ0 in issS. and Of
wheat 3@gl.sss bushes, compared with
$50 SIS last year. The export petroleum
trade was unusually heavy last week. ard
today shows a ngln % over e. 90 - gal
lars nsar Lag Near-
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uece,yer Tor Tnmvaaer MN.

goeo,al Dlsnstch 20 the Post-inselligencs
OLYMPIA. Nov. s.-Juags Aver. @
superior court. has appointed z. = -
president OF tho capital Natlc'ias 1919 49,
receiver Of the Tsmwater MihmK Ness.z3
paHy. application for the puu..sa1.szs ~
ha,,;ns. lern made By john A. E0wMn
ana George Marcus. two Of the pafsn
In the Sassa.GTii- al
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Lo.ling for Manufactures.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-fntcllfgence
OLYMPIA. Ncv. s.--i5aep Interest
no,g being manifested by people Of O.
city in meetings held by Tire Hodrd III
Trade with % view to fiIrfhefing Local IT,
pruvetnent and Assisting promised enzss4
prises. The railroad track 70 the wates1
front is now assured. anf the po1z
Is conf6rring with several ilsanufaefusseas IT,
who are looking for Few loe1fioiiss 49,
which to take advantage OF the imp hi
inG industrial conditions tn this Eate.
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.,,.,,or+r.u NINE STATES.

THE MATHEMATICIAN Line conpr1s1 49,
az niles Of perfectly equipped reunay
= f,lsnolz. iowa, wrsseorain. hssnle.s
Migr@sota. NORTH Dakota, South 49, "a - i:
sts,,~awy,a ana Wyoming. y opernfes 49, -
go, ,r@s,s n me world The seFvice -
-. sf,,,vas,tAe ard all the pffnc1pas
, ,..asf ~ fhe Eass ard seutheasf cannoS$
l.. s4,raassed. insfg; ON having your 49,
x3ss ssyshe North western. =. 49, -
Commercial Agent. 80 fl9sl ~ si'1.s
It's III
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Rain has fallen today in washinst1
and 0regon. and snow in Eastern vlress q!
hieh winds and gales have oecursssf 37
follows: Fato0Sh, p niles. east. Fssrf - ri
by. - miles. southeast TSlx. ~ yuys " <|
is lowest in Northeast Washis.rsor r.
Alberta. 80 -
Seattle oday's maximum tsrsSerxfsafs
~ deg. minimum temperatures al A. 81
mean temperature. Il deg; Weather elo,,.{Ss
q. y. SALISBURY. oasrrv.,7 n
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New rieaIsh omcer..

sneelsI T,lsoa,ch ID. the Po~t.Inse'lissnes1s
OLYMPIA, Roy. s.--Dr. y. =. heoy -.
has bet=n appointed city health osncss 80
f. OF the opinion that the sc1Ise .n.s.v&a
f fo,Tn and that an epidemic can y rss-z
vented. ~
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~, ,sa~s..,. the Anarehisfs.

NEW YORK, NOV. s-The snareMsM 49,
.tta city t8n,gfss celebrated the TENN snn IL
versary of the conviction % 49, $50 y -
49, .,,starre Johann Most presided ~
e,a'7 49, ss,'ea~g frnrs manuscript. No
sy,leo 90 ths "cana.ne Of capitalism
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Financial.


LONDON. Nov. S.-consols. Ii2n; silver
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-~The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says.
Ths stock markets were quiet and irreg-
ular today. consois were easier because
of easier rates and shortnezs OF stock
Quotations on mines are about the same aj
the last settlement. kaffirs were weak
aud Australians were strong. The general
settlement, 10 begin tomorrow, will be
probably a small affair Gold is n strong
demand for the continent. India X also
buying moderately, noC on present opera
tons. bat merely the usual demand.
Americans opened sJeader on the rise in
New York. followed b. small and feeble
purchases here. Then New York began 10
sell. and the market dropped, closing tat
= few more such days will probably en-
bulls as exist here. Braziis were fat
Grand Trunks were strong on reports
that negotiations are proceeding faxcrably
IN arranging Il new freight route with the
WABASH system over the loop line Of the
old Great Western company and via the
New York, Ontario * Western TO New
York.
The Paris and Berlin markets were quiet
/ am assured Oh fairly good authority that
= IS possible that the ksIchs5ank nav
make no further change in the rate this
year.
LIVER POOL. Nov. S.-Wheas-Spot, No
red Western winter. easy ~ "a I'D; No. l
red Northern spring. easy at 70 5led.
CoTf-Srot. American mixed. steady az
g. fA.fi; NoTfru ner. 3ull 81 * ltkd. D@ceTn-
Der. d1u nj 3 lad: January. dun al 81 5ssG.
The in poTts OF wheat INTO Liverpool dur
ing the past week weTs;. From Atlantic
rcrts ie1 $50 quarters. from other ports.
q 90 quarters The imports Of corn from
Atlantic norris were 3ss3 quarters
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The Gold RencrYc.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.--Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, SAo,59l,-
go: gold reserve, sia. 66o.siI.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nov. s.-The local wheat
market IS weak and lower, and about &c
Was the best quotation for wa.ia WaIIa
with some dealers quoting Ic under that
figure, with sc as the ruling figure for
valley and 51c for bluestem.
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Produce. Fruit. Etc.

Observation-Disclosures SOC $3.50; bran. SIS
l,l1.s0
fiay-wheat. sI2aIs. wheat and oat. sl17
u: oaz. $leo =. best barley. $l0al2; alfalfa,
pressed wne8;. siZuii, straw. per bale.
,sG4 4ac.
Nexe;ables-Early Ross potatoes. 3oa5c;
river BarganfSs. Sra t5c. river reds. t04I &c:
Nerczd SWEETS. 1sc per Genital: oaiens. 81 %
aELs1. pickle onions. oja53c; cacumheys.
SafE0c, garlic. 2sl@lgc per pound; green
peas. Sc. tomatoes. 80 Atc: green peppers
sGsAc per box; egg plant. $50 sc per box.
ETsen otFa. f9a . per box; Lima beans.
@iv4s3c per pound.
E'ru.:--(hosce apples. 7feTS5c per box.
common applse, &&f1ac per ocx; strawber-
ries $4&3s per Snest, Easpoerries, SsSgS per
diuary grapes. @5ti.H,c pr box; Isabella
grapes. Ge4 80 p&T box peaches. 56cxst per
bon, pears. A@3sfssc Ter BOX. EsrSiznm0Ds, 81
& SEC per box, EiuuSs @s5ss ssc per box: paUe-
grArAtes S8ssssie pr oex. ounces 3SG5lc
per oax. ORANGES pew navels. SS-s1gfs Mex
lean llfnsS. Tspack. SE.s5g3&. common Cali
frTr!a lemons. s5cs5Sl. Cla.ce California
lemons $-s-a %: bananas. *la7, plneap-
F3G,;er-Fancy creamery. s.gf2Sc: seq
onds %zsf@sc; fancy dairy, 2&e. seconds. alSS
-; ptc&led. 31912c; arkia. Is12ac.
CAsesse-NeS. l-aI l--Sc; OH. lsaIic; Cali
AfueT.rs. l2sfl3e: Eastern, l2sl4c; West
Es1s~S;cre. nominal: fancy ranch. so
81. Eastern. I7Fizse: duck. &c
Follsry--Ltvs tGrkey keus. ti9tzc Ter
p0anI, lYe turkey go6hlers. l@sfl3c; raos-
ier+ sd S5-2vs*. ys11s ROSTERS. sfs5.
esr54.erS, small, SATa5, aro!lers Jargs & =
q s frters- $685., hans. stSa%is; ,7ueks
ola. :. ~.sAe, pigeons, young. sIz5gl-5a
Wool and Helps.
Spring wools: Nevada. uGf.c: Oregon,
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hand Of brEgands has len -. os errsiS
Ysirg The state of ksprao, 800. 49,. cotnsie1
- = = T,1tsr, sogergsrirrs has demanded 80
tesslIsfa for the colenisss.
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To the kiendike free and cash besides.
That's the way the Pos.-lnteillgencer
proposes to send It's friends to the land
of gold
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

asa..le. Everett & whatcom Route.
etste Of washington leaves Seattle daily
.vrens Saturday at 10 p. m.
caspt,,a' Everett and Ia Conner Route.
C.eamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily
..cens gaturday. at 10 p. m. calling at Ev-
s,s,t eoing north Monday. "Wednesday and
friday; going south Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday.
~. Te,snhane Main 27s Yesler dock.
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Are You ia the Po@S-IntelaigsF.cef race
Cor the free tickets 10 the kiona4ke gasa
aeidz. Send 10 TIE manager Tor blanks
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clearances. Ralances.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.


TACOMA, Nov. S-wheat weak and
lower. No. biuesiem, sc: No. club, 76c.
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Totaa sates-
- - 81 stoeks - were 2 %
Visible supply

The statement Of the visible Supply OF
grain in store and afloat SATURDAY No.
yeg1sher 6, as compiled ~ the produce r-x-
charge. Il az follows:
Wheat. =, 70. csQ bushels increase. @,os>,-
Ds0- - -. .ca
Corn. & TO e1a bushels: decrease -. 90
0stx = s1.a ~ bushels. Increase. #.sss3.
Rve KS 80 bushels: Increase, se.tfs
Barley. a.llf. - bushels. increase, ss.VF''
ts~neFsl quotations.
rlos;r-Recsfpts. SS149 barrels; exports
-ss Es.4 barrels: market dEJ. mara or EssSs
weak a. old pr51eS. .u
yneat-Eec@spts. IS - bushels, exEers,
ia ia basae2s: epcg weak: No. re3. ssAsc.
options weak win te~ exes5il4ohs a. 11ss
cinxSr- Il. az nes lower; depressing I-Eia-
eucps. in.sudlng IorFer cables 5earssS So
Isle. YatE. west aa4 I14lz.4A Ton. SSFa<sA-
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL: Res. family
hotel FL tae sfafe: sxcGfissHs rooms. al
rao4esn improvements: 10 bar.
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KRusE LINE.

steamship Cleveland sails for Seattle
q Tsrnr1a from San Francisco Novem-
=. II Cabin. $50; Storage. Vi; freight.
s.eamer Laknse will make regular trips.
For dates see - c.r -.
r,1,hone Pike II
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
L. s. MAIL.
ropT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
F0tsA INGf0S ROUTE.

cTrsNFP MARY T. PERLEY
..vss f;albraith dock. foot Of Washing
-. ssrees- for Sylvan Grove, PORT White
W nsa,.ert,n. r. S. Dry Dock. Charleston,
sidnsy. Tracyton- sityerdais daily. ex-
rnsalspyg Saturday. and Sundays al 40, p.
8, sasi,rdays at 2:a9 p. NJ: Sundays AT %
y - - psturring leaves SilyeTdaIe al 7.G1
= :. ~ r,rv Dock $50 a. m. Saturday nights
ssaves siiverdaie $40 r. m. Dry Dock TO
: y. Telephone Red Isl.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Nov. g. 1897.
Exchanges al the Seattle. Tacoma. Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER.
rEAMER UTOPIA

STEAMER UTOPIA
wui .aiI from C8inau dock every Mon
ssv and Thursday at p. m. for Blaine
snd Vancouver. Fare 10 Blaine. 500.
Vancouver. 800.
Telephone Main 81:
A. p. MAXWELL. Agent.
Colnan Dock
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" oof and ifepx.

Spring w0ols: Nevada. ugfrc: Oregon.
ia& se Northern 1455ISc. Fan w0oas:
Soa9Aevn coast larabs' IG3Se. san Joaquin
lambs. 7SSc; Northern lambs, iaGl9szc;
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mountain. ioG7lsc: San Joaquin plains. n
Sci run neidt and Meadociiio. ts5s1sc.
Eoss-New. laglscs old, nominal
Financial
:. Sterling on London. - DAYS. a.sS. s.sr
sans On London. sight, ase
Financial
ss.Fer oars ....- 5s7s SDrasfs-Sirht %. ia
Asx- ools ..-.4sG tsi4i Telegraph :. :. %
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BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON e. CO., BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.

Capital ........... 300 600
President ...............A A. Denny
vice President INV. NJ. Iadd
Manager ..............N. III. Latfmer
Cashier ..............F. r. Van Tuyf
Sight exchange and Geographic trans
fegs on New York. Chicago. St. Paul. San
Francisco Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
eight bills OF exchange on London avail
aba elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
aba terms.
Bonds stocks and other valuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping,
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Vhsa;-Veak: December. s143s.: May.
81 ff}@.
Etriry-&o market.
Coru-L.aTga yellow, S-t2c7Si
fS~z,-- e7E@FfS
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

Tnnsacts savings bank business ex-
elustveiy
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum: Six DER
cent on term deposits: I per cent. on or
dinary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved eollaterals only.
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STEAMERS.
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
rrxr. rnr.nnc9N

SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
r.Yvvsng United States mali. leaves City
- -. foof OF Main street. Monday.
e0e gSss, end Friday at a. m for Port
rs-.ssnd. San Juan Islands and New
j1.gs..co.Ys. Returning. leaves New What
'sem Tuesdsy. Thursday and Saturday. az
coM r. Thompson. snanager~owrer.
de Bogaraus & Co. agents. City dock.
ra LIZ Main s..
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
T.. s. MAIL.
STEAMER DELTA
..v.s Galbraith dock. foot cf Washing
-! - ssreet. TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Sat
TOP q. O'clock q. m. for Kingston.
nlo Ls Gamble, seabeck, Brinnon, H0IIv'
ro ssn.a,so' T.iiiiwavp Falls. Hoossporr and
lev ew .i.y, Returns alternate dave
Lnso II TROUTMAN, Master.
reiephone. Rec III,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Dread stu ifs.

ton. 1876: wheat. centsls 3225: do Oregon.
10 10 Washington. s4.5: barley. centais.
1tls5: cats, csntals 1870; do Oregon, 3.lS5;
do Washington, so: beans. sacks. aSe9:
corn. Csntals l.$s: potatoes sacks / $50:
do Oregon. 2iS. do Washington. Il; onions.
sacks. ~: bran. sacks. e5: do Washington
IS: m;15lings. SACKS 81: hay. tons Isl:
straw. tons, 81; hons. bales. lo1; mustard
seed sacks. 81, wool. bales. u: do Oregon
Z. hides. number, so; rassins boxes ESQ;
quicksilver TASKS. -; wine. gallons. %. loo;
brandy gallons 2 $50
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24

L
any guards out on the parish line,
and people cross there at will,
while several persons have come ia
town from adjoining parishes.
A quarantine Of every thing
from New Orleans and a strict sur
veill.nce Of every thing from other
points, could and would have been
supported without a murmur from
those whom it Inconvenience, but
as ii is, there comes from those
whose business it has ruined, and
others, grave suspicious of some
occult motive.
There are not few who suggest
that the great Populist Camp-meet-
ing which was to have come off
here this week but which is now
knocked into the middle Of the
misty future, was disturbing, the
troublous dreams of tho slum ,,s
ing ballot-box-stuffer, and an
some ssfine Italian handn got i Yo
slick job on our unsuspecting T pr, pr
lice Jury. ,ag,
Other equally injured, but hope'
sst citizens think that the Hon.
Hiatus Raphael, sitting member
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a Compliment.

We once overheard Ed. Daw-
kins of the Monroe Evening News,
say to a friend that the Peoples
party was a party of Discomfort,
and "there are Others who urge
the same, but they unwittingly pay
US a compliment when they do so,
as the following beautiful lines
will show
The Anger of Discomfort
When the world was formed and the
morning stars
Upon their paths were sent.
The loftiest-browed of the angels was
named
The angel OF Discomfort.
And he dwet with man in the caves
of the hill,
Where the crested serpent stings
And the tiger tears and the she.wolf
howls,
And he told Of better things.
And he led man forth to the town,
And forth to the fields of corn:
And he told Of the ample work ahead.
For which his race was born
And he whispers to men of those hills
he sees
In the blush of the misty west
And they look 10 the heights of his
lifted eye
And they hate the name of rest.
In the as,g light of that eye doth the slave
A hope that is high and brave:
And the madness OF war comes irto his
blood
For he knows himself slave.
The serfs Of wrong by the light of that
eye
March with victorious songs;
For strength OF right comes into their
hearts
When they behold their wrongs.
Lis by the light of that lifted eye
That Errors mists are rent,
A guide to the table-lands of Truth
Is the Angel OF Discomfort.
And still he looks with his lifted eve,
, And his glance is far away l
IN light that shines ON the glimmer-
ing hills
OF a diviner day.
Sam Walter Foss,
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
Eslray Notice.

Taken up by j. 5. Pantalon at Clou-
sierville, tenth ward, Parish of Match
ltoches, La., one bay pony mare. about
8 years old, with left fore foot white. a
little white spot on the forehead and
white tip on the nose eleven hands
high, branded the right jaw with o.
appraised by Cesiere Poche and Darius
Ga!lien, conformity with the undersign.
ed Justice of the Peace, to be worth
fifteen dollars. The owner is required
to come forward prove property, paw
charges aad costs, or said pony will be
sold or deposed OF as the law directs.
EDWARD PUCHE,
Aug. 13-6t. J.P. ward 10
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- =as== aa-----= -
Lodges.

Phnnix Lodge No. 80, A. +. & A. NJ
u, T. Gallien, w. NJ; J. G. Trichelir. Sec.
Meets first and third Wednesdays, at
p. III.
Castle Hall No. SO, Knights of Pythias
j. +. Breda, G. g.; Adolph HHerisson,
X. of r. s. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays, at D.. IN.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
Notice to Populists anu Others

In a short time the Peoples
Party organizer will visit us and
we must give him a cordial recep-
tion. In the mean time there will
be started local organizations by
plans that will soon be made known.
70 those Democrats and Republi-
cans who are with us except in
name, we would say discard the
old names, come into the fold, re-
coive the right hand Of fellowship
and assist US in fighting for the
rights Of man. Remember that
the Peoples party were once either
Democrats or Republicans. New
Iberia Enterprise.
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CA9TORIA,
'i's:i'' ! s:i''LZzZf ~. e;

Bulletins showing the most I'M.
l'ortant daily doings Of the Fever
in New Orleans, were posted in
front Of the Telegraph office, until
the Enterprise, willing ''to turn an
honest penny" out of the general
misfortune, bought the Associated
Press news and started a small
daily. We get, no more bulletins,
but You can have the Daily Enter
prise for S1.00 per week.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24

Now is the time to push the agi-
tation for the railroad, while the
quarantine keeps us inside the par.
ish. We could get tho necessary
signatures to the petitions and get
the Police Jury at its October ses-
sion to order an election.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
Church Services.

Services at the Methodist church eve
ry First and Third Sunday at II a. M,
and 7:3O p. IN, by the Pastor. j. G..
Sligh. PRAYER meeting every Wednes-
day night at 7:30 p. IN.
BAPTIsr-M. f. Weaver. pastor. Reg
nlar services, second and fourth Sundays,
liza H., and 8. p. M; Sunday School, 10
a. M. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.
m All invited.
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slce, must be res
llected and promptly obeyed. Such
Inspectors, Officers and Guards are
hereby authorized to arrest and de-
tain in custody all persons, agents
or employees Of any carrier at
tempting to violate the conditions
OF this Quarantine Proclamation.
w. s. GRENEAUX,
Mayor Of the City of Natchitoches.
Natchitoches, La, Sept. II, 1897.
Natchitoches, La, !
September Goth, 1897. {,
1t is with great pleasure that we
adopt this method Of returning our
most sincere thanks to our good
citizens, who answered so literally
to the call made for volunteer
guards to enforce and carry out
quarantine regulations.
We commend the action of all
persons for the part they have ta-
ken in the premises, and let them
have our positive assurance that
said action is highly appreciated
by the undersigned.
n q. I. GALLON, M. D.
oFes't. Board Of Health, City Of
cerstchitoches.
luction ". S. GRENEAUX,
the he-n money. on "a City Of Natchitoches,
ause you lack intelEs
se you lack manhood!' read the LOU
rself. aar, in ad-
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Pay Your Subscription

If you haven't paid your SUBJ
scrlption it's your fault, not ours.
Don't be bashful, but come by and
see us, and while you arc coming.
bring your dollar along.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24

from the Campti ward, saw an op
portunlty to make himself famous
to start Immediately In the foot
steps of his great antetype, whom
he so fondly favors, Grover Cleve-
land--and snatched the opportuni-
ty bald-headed.
1t is also inveighed, maliciously,
we think, that the Hon. Graph"
knowing that steamboats, would be
out, didn't propose to let his
fortunate neighbors who live
roads, get ahead of him, and
The plea that misery loves
~" he voted to shut every
tit.
eyer that may be, the rigid
lecessary rules which could
ped or modified, with per-
ty, have done and will con-
do our town great dam
Will ruin some of our
Iplanters if persisted in
lger.
pc they will be modified
Police Jury meets Octo-
proximo.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
THE BOSS BARBER.

CHARLEY TUCKER. who
presldes e over the FAMOUS ,lop
s.l sollal ara farlors on 2nd Street, near
!ne Courthouse, will give Won the
oes1 ST. and quickest shave in town.
Ht,alr,cntting :, in ALI the ,,,tos,
him, Nah oA
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
CA9ToRIA.
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Many of our farmers are suffer
ing for money with which to pay
cotton pickers, being unable to
sell because of the quarantine.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
Notice.

NOtlCG.
We have just received the largest
and finest stock Of Gins, Whiskeys,
Brandies, Cordials and Claret, ever
brought to this market, which VIC
will sell at prices to suit the times,
Give us q trial and be convinced.
jug and family trade solicited.
Goods delivered free of charge.
HARRES JAFFA.
Louis Jaffa Manager of Liquor
Department. s17 2t.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
YRS Proclamation.

the disease, Yellow Fe-
peared at various points
Il Coast, and other To-
extended to the city of
S, making the danger
! through the usual
communication serious
(, and
It a Mass Meeting of
Natchitoches, a vol
citizens was made for
of cooperating with
Health and Execu-
les Of the City of
nu FarlSh OF Natchl-
, I all necessary means
chitoches and ada
from all danger of
hfore declare that
does exist against
their baggage, all
boats and other
lat have commu-
city of Natchito-
warn all persons,
Tees Of all lines |
carrying per-
freight, from
R the city Of
Vat the author
mi Inspectors,
dis employed in
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
1t was pretty near frost Wednes-
day and Thursday mornings.
CAa5ToRIA.
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The yellow fever is about hold
Ing its own in New Orleans-no
epidemic, and we believe it will he
stamped out in two or thee weeks
at most.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24

Judge j. Il. Breda is down with
a severe case of Typhoid fever, but
we trust he will soon be GONZALES.
cent
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24

Natchltoches is pretty near as
dead as when she had the Small
pox, and yet the fever IS $50 miles
away.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24

LEWIS & KIDD'S
Antiseptic. Guaranteed to be the
best. Ask for it and be convinced.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-24
d. C. SCARBOROUGH. NJ. II. CARVE,
SCARBOROUGH e. CARVER
Attorneys at Law.
NATCHITOCHES, LA.

Will practice in the District Courts in
the Parishes of Nat hitoches 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 17-1v