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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

Among the Hills" 1.-THE Bugle Song
THE C Meeting ehn Wy Waters Break Break. Break
To greet The Lady Of the Lake
f f9r out O wa B se2 che oh4 co aa CALL
"A Child Asleep in "Audley Court"
Half Waxing" Answered Hold the Fort"
In Course of Time" "The Nameless Guest"
Has brought THE Faerie Queen" I'm Quest.
he Ship Of State through TSe Flood Of
The The F PGUbsm 9pe Of her is A', Mysey
str9ns Lads Of labor len4 theT o, vews us.
E6s ysg Haze s. RG sGns Of the Forge
:sThat Day" The Proclamation" fsl
Thought Love e., and nd Duty more than Gold.
Then comes "a pirge" The Native Lang"
Rr wet WIN 4nu,5 55 he R9n6d MnS
That was not the Flag Of the Free, ..a
TN THE rH af Of Mem hs Will see
Both sides" in Love" "Forg,ve and Forget"
IT'S "Hallowed Ground" where "The Blue and the
sleep, rose,kisssd Decoration ID Day y,..
The Holy Land" where THE Heritage is -.
The Americans Flag" and the Rock OF AgesF
Lead, Kindly Light" toward 'Doybreak," ever
The Day is Done when Voices of Freedom
Fatherdnd,'
O"' ''''''' LAURA H. WILLIAMS.
East Hampton, MY.
THE POETS PEDIGREE-A RHYTHMICAL
MEDLEY
1.-The Poets" themes for varying Moods
Unto The Task belong.
Descended from THE Faery Queen
Quaint Memories Of Song"
Traced in 1.-THE Poets Calendar
1.-The Country Parson'
1.-THE Heirs of Time" are these
The registers of 'Locksley Hail."
Wherein Lord Uiiin's Daughter" dwell
Help solve THE Mystery"
1.-The Canterbury Tales" in Trust"
Hold an important part;
The 1dylls of the King" we'll
AS "Chaucer" s magic art.
The Norman Baron" s pane appears
"Sir Galahad" and Lady Clare"
THE Countess" in her JOY.
"Cassandra southwiGk% Lucy Gray
The Prisoner for Debt"
"Casabianca," "Cymbeline
THE Preacher" living yet.
1.-The Skeleton in Armor." too.
~M F0Tsa nS11ar in The Graye (;;,,rov.re
And Barbara Freitchie" brave.
"The Lay of the Last MINSTREL" NO.
For "pippa Passes ..f, by; ,,o.
Echo THE Human Cry"
"Our Autocrat" repeats at Might"
"A Ditty' of THE Bells,
And shakespeare when THE Day Is Done"
"Othello' s story tells.
1.-THE Witch's Daughter mourns TOO Late
THE Luck of Edenhall,"
"The NamelesS Grave" Two Mysteries
THE Lost Hope after all.
"sir Humphrey Gilbert meets I'm Peace
THE old Man of the Sea"
At SHUTDOWN where THE Tides" come In,
Upon The Sands of Dee
"The Exiles from 1.-The Slave Ships" Saved"
Forget The Branded Hand; ~
"At Last" 1.-TWO Noyagers' From Afar"
Enjoy The Happiest Land
Jim" "Enoch Arden" Nathan Hale"
Emma and Eginhard,"
With Eva" Martha" agnes" Gone"
Await THE Dying Bard"
'Unsatisned," "All Here "Once More"
'The Music Grinders" play
"a War Song" of 1.-The Fire King
And then Aud Robin Gray"
And in "A Song of Other Days.
"The Smiling Listener" hears
Aunt Tabtha" and "Bill and joe
Amid THE Flood OF Years
medley strange this pedigree,
Whose Lines will never end.
"Bewarew "Our Limitations" say,
Three hundred words are penned.
Newport, r. l. A. Z. BANNING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
Leaders for Monday.

21-inch all Silk Black Brocade eros Grain
large, handsome designs, exclusive style, oo Gus
per yard instead Of % cts.
2l-inch All Silk Lyons Black Satin Brocade.
floral designs. scroll and polka dots. Cd cts. IN
stead Of S1.00.
21-inch Black SILK and Wool More Velour,
rich. heavy quality, % cts. instead of SID.
2H-lnch All silk Black Satin Duchesse, extra
heavy quality, y 1 30 instead of Sl.1o.
44-inch All Silk Black Grcnadine Faconne,
large, handsome designs, exclusive. 30 cts In
stead of S1.25
2i-inch Lyons Printed Foulards, new and
handsome coorings exclusive designs ID cts.
instead Of - cts.
27-inch Printed japanese Silk polka dots.
stripes and floral designs extra strong. heavy
cloth. 65 cts. instead Of S1.O0
22-inch Louisine, fancy stripes. ten new COM
binations. So cts. instead Of SLID.
22-inch TaTeta Faconne extra fine quality.
suitable for entire dresses. SLID Instead OF
$50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
STORAGE OF FURS.

Store your Furs with us. Our receipt 10
guarantee for damage OF any sort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
SOUSA'S BAND AT THE BROADWAY

John Philip Sousa and his band will give con-
cert this evening at the Broadway Theatre. their
last in this city II is announced for some time
This will be the programme:
Overture "Das Modell supps
Suite Three Quotations .sosss
(a) THE Kirg Of France. with twenty thousand men.
marched up the hill and then marched down
again.
CbD And l. too born in Arcadia"
(c) I'm Darkest Africa"
Bass Solo Slunlber Romance from philemon ct =.
Baucs. TWINS
Forrest Dabney Carr
Scherzo and Hahanerd new @
Symphonic Poem THE Chariot Race sovsa
Soprano Solo Se Saran Rose ..Anu
Elizabeth Northrop. -,
'Rhapsodie Norwegenne s aio
March 'E. Captain 800
Violin Solo, Carmen Fantasia. 'sizet
Martina tombstone .
Suite Pictures from Naples Massehes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
SCHOOL DRESSES,
Prices for Monday Only.

Cbildren's School Dresses. fancy checks, plaids
and mixtures, trimmed with braid and plain
combination. g. 10 and ~ years, In four Styles
at 30, $1.5S, %1.S0 and %%.lO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
4Z1IMaE:MpAN&M)
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
SILKS.
Novelties Just Received,

in Armure, Louisine, Moire, Novelle,
Check Paulette, Double Warp Bro
cades, plain and checked POplinettes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
A Rare Chance-Humbers
Reduced Prices.

A few 1896 Roadsters. $1,000.
few 1896 Tourists Drake $50 extra)
a few 1895 Roadsters drake $50 extra
$500.
An 1896 Humber at $500 is. in our Judgment
$500 better than any other 1897 v heel made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers

25 feet of wire-bound hose, complete win hard
" God reel end patent nozzle and spray S-.E'-
a limited number
100 Lawn Movers, hign grade. warranted.
@2.40 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
A BACHELORS REVERE.

Weary and alone" I'm Growing Old" Tho
Past" Is l!ko IN Dream" Fancy" Pictures"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

u OSo
.ERS,
HUMBER CYCLES.
Fourth Floor.
The best Of everything comes TO US. Even the
Humber, the best wheel ir the world. The Hum
Der Agency formerly ut Fulton Street and Dc
Kalb Avenue, has been transferred to US. We
are now prepared to show ell styles OF these
beautiful Cycles.
A Rare Chance-Humbers at
Reduced Prices.
few 1896 Roadsters $1,000.
A few 1896 Tourists drake $50 extrah
$500.
A few 1895 Roadsters Drake 500 extra.
$500.
An 1896 Humber at $500 is, in our Judgment
SIooO better IMAM any Otfl-f 1893 " 'S~i ihoNe
A BANNER DAY
Tomorrow in Our Basement.
No Mail or Telephone Orders will be Filled
for these Goods.
A very large lot of gray enameled and blue and
white Cooking Utensils at about half cf what
they are really worth. Tea and Coffee Pots,
Roasting Pans, Saucepans. MIX ana klce bollers
Fry Pans etc. at % cts each; regular prices
A. to - cts.
Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers.
o. feet of wre-bound hose complete with hard
" God reel end patent nozzle and spray, S%.i!,-
a limited number. ..
%2.40 each
Gas and Oil Stoves.
Two-hole Gas Stoves. with patent gas-saving
burners 80 cts.
Two-hole OIL stoves. with fuli-slZe OIL 'ahA'
40 cts.
Table Oil Cloths.
~ ward wide, assorted colors, subject 10 slight
lrrperfections of manufacture, - cts. per yaro.
Charcoal-filIed RefrigeratOrs at
New Prices.
e,ade Refrigerators. They will keep food sweet
and clean at a smaller eX De use than Other makes
.Jewett Charcoal-fe1 Box to held - rs,
ST 90 instead of S1400: TO hold 40 lbs. So.'0
ir stead OF Sill 10.
Challenge Charcoal-flled Box. 10 hold 40 lbs.
81 90 instead Of S14 -; with double door, 70
hold leo lbs. $500 instead OF 81 40
CARPET Sweepers, busters and
Scrubs.
The genuine Bissell Carpet Sweepers. with -FOUR
VII cells and extra quality brush, Sl.4o. 40
Floor busters long handle, good quality. ~
cts instead of 10 cts.
Scrub Brushes, good quality Tampico. 3 cts
ir stead OF 10 cts. ,,
Feather busters, finch, with good qualify
feathers g cts instead Of II cts; 3-inch. IL cts
ir stead of Is cts; 10-inch, extra soft feathers
"A cts instead Of 60 cts; 12-inch, large size'
% cts. instead Of 40 cts.
Toilet Sets.
Extra quality, large size Sets, assorted deco
rations $3.50 instead of 500
Gas Globes.
Assorted etchngs and fancy patterns. 30
CT instead OF is cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Perfect in Fit and Finish, and at the
Lowest Prices We Have Ever
Sod Such Qualities.

Ladies' English Cheviot Serge suits, styn sn,
Top Coats. lined with changeapie "iiH' '""'
lined with Percaline %1O.S0.
Suits with Top Coat and Eton effects, IN oe,
srable Cloth. most Of them lined throughout
with fancy Taffeta Silk and many ha an on =.
$500 - 49, orav
English whpcord Suits tan, brown or gray ray
with Top Coat, suit lined with Colored Iale'a
Silk S35.OO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
Gas and Oil Stoves,

Two-hole Gas Stoves, with patent gas-savi
burners. 80 cts
Two-hole Oil Stoves with ful-size oil tai
CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
Gas Globes.

Assorted etchings and fancy patterns. 30
CTS. instead Of is cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
A BANNER DAY
Tomorrow i'm Our Basement.
No Mail or Telephone Orders will be Filled

very large lot Of gray enameled and blue and
y. tie Cooking Utensils at about half Cf what
they are really worth. Tea and Coffee Potts.
Re- asting Pans Saucepans. MIX and Rice Boilers.
Fry Pans etc. at % cts. each; regular prices
a. 10 Is cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
Carpet Sweepers, busters an
Scrubs.

The genuine Bissell Carpet Sweepers Wlth tour
,rt els and extra quality brush LAD.
Floor busters long handle, good quality. ~
cts instead of 20 cts.
Scrub Brushes, good quality Tampico, % cts.
ir stead OF 10 cts.
Feather busters, finch, with good qualify
feathers g cts instead Of Il cts 9-nch. cts
ir stead of Is cts; 10-inch. extra soft feathers
"a cts instead Of 60 cts; 12-nch. large size
2S cts instead Of 40 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
Table Oil Cloths,
CharcOaI-fiIIed RefrigeratOrs at
New Prices.

The Challenge and Jewett are strictly high
g,ade Refrigerators. They will keep food sweet
and clean AT a smaller ex )e use than other makes
Jewett Charcoa-flle1 Box, to held y. rs,
81 I 90 instead Of S14.00: TO hold 40 lbs. So.'0
ir stead OF SLID.
Challeng Charcoal-flled Box To hold 40 lbs.
$500 instead OF S14.I5; with double door, 70
bold leo lbs, SIT.OO instead Of 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

, In Darkest Africa"
ass 80, '''N"'"S' ' .Counoh
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SONG OF THE UNION"

l.2ll Bergen-st., Brooklyn.
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THE Kirg Of France. with twenty thousand men,
marched up the hill and then marched down
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
to the People of
Natcl,itOcFles.
+. M. Welsh Asks for a Tax Of
Five Mills to Help Build
Two Railroads and a
Bridge.
Especial to the Picavune I

Natchltoches, La, Aug. 29.-A
large and enthusiastic railroa1
meeting took place last night a
the courthouse OF this city. TIL,
object of the meeting was to re-
eeive the proposition of Mr.. f. NJ
Welsh, who represents northern
capital, and who was authorized
by his people to negotiate with the
people Of Natchitoches parish look.
ing towards the building of road
from some point on the Mississip-
pl and traversing Cano river and
the II, west bank of Red river to
Shreveport. The meeting was call
ed to order by Mr.. j. c. TricheI
and Mr.. G. V. Porter being elect
ed permanent chairman, briefly
stated the object of the meeting
and introduced Mr.. Welsh. After
dwelling at length upon the untold
and I: undeveloped resources of Lou
lslana' and especially this section
OF the country, he pointed out the
many advantages to be derived
from road traversing the Cane
and Red river valleys. The fol-
lowing proposition was submitted
by him to the people Of Natchito-
ches parish:
Baton Rouge, La, Aug. q.
lS97.-To the Railroad Committee
Natchitoches Parish Gentlemen
| submit for your consideration
the following proposition .If1
Wards |, 3,9 and 10, of the par
|sh OF Natchitoches will vote a tax
Tor ten years Of 5 mills, and the
town OF Natchitoches will vote 4
AK for ten years of 5 mills. both
axes to be voted in aid of the Bat.
y Rouge and Central Louisiana
galway Company, Or its assigns.
lnd donate the right for way, TOOL,
eet wide, through cleared land
nd 100 feet wide through timber
q lands in said parish of Natchi-
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

PRIOR to signing the contract fo]
the construction of said bridge,
the said s35, 900 or securities to be
PAID by the said bank or trustee
TO the Baton Rouge and Central
Louisiana !, Railway Company or
their assigns upon the completion
a ana acceptance of said brid &c by
the Baton Rouge and Central Lou
lslana Railway Company or their
assigns 1t Is further agreed that
the town of Natchitochcs shall be
southern terminus for all trains on
the division running from Natcbi.
toches across Red river through
inc northern portion of Natcblto- |
ches and other parishes. The last |
named portion of the Baton Rouge
and Central Louisiana Railway on |
the northern side of Red river and
'he bridge across Red river to be
completed and in operation within !
twenty four months from date of
the tI tax being legally voted in said
Wards 2 and 4 and the s55, 900 do
nation or acceptable securities be-
ING paid when ready for tho COM
pany to sign contract for said
bridge. it is further agreed that
he tux shall be assessed for the
years 1898 to 1907 inclusive. but
10 portion OF said tax shall be COL
ected or paid over to said railroad
company until the contract is fully
compiled with. The proposition
vas discussed and talks made bv
Ion. u. G. Scarborough, 3. II.
Alchtenstein, Hon. NJ. j. Cunnino.
am, Z. V. Porter and Others.
/. err. Ward l, Of the parish
+ Natchitoches, lndorsed the pron.
sltlon, and a motion was made to
ave q Joint meeting fall the r
'ards interested, whercupon the :
leetlng adjourned, subject to call.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Ihe railroad mass meeting at
THIS place next Thursday at Il
noon, should be attended by every
citizen of wards 1, 9, 8, 4. 8 and 10,
we have never had so good an of.
fer made us by a railroad, and never
Will again. This one Will add a
MILLION dollars to our assessment,
orihg Saw Mills, Sugar Refneries,
VII Mills and other manufactures,
cheap frelghts, free bridges, outlets
lor passengers and products. Capt.
" "eish will be here to explain any
thlhg you want to know. Don't
forget the day nor the hour.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

toches, travorsed by said Baton
Rouge and Central Railway or its
assigns, and donate with good IT,
tie ten acres Of ground exclusive
OF the right Of the way of 100 feet
within three-quarters of mile of
the courthouse of Natchitoches,
sad land to be selected by the
, chief engineer of said railway or
its president, and to be used for
only, '
For the above consideration the
Baton Rouge and Central Railway
Company or its assigns will con-
struct and operate standard gauge
railroad through the above named
wards |, 3, 8, and 10, from point
commencing at the southeast end
OF Natchitoches parish, between
the Texas and Pacific Railroad and
Red river, running from said point
ma northwesterly direction at or
near bayou Natchez station on the
Natchitocbes Railroad, using the
track OF the said Natchitoches Rail
road only from the points where it
Joins the Baton Rouge and Central
Louisiana Railway to the town of
Natchitoches and within one and
one-half miles of or to Grand T.
Ecore, thence up Red river to the .
upper line of said parish of Match
ltoches, in Ward 3. The said Bat :
on Rouge and Central Railway to =
be completed and in operation from =
-he points named in said wards y
within eighteen months from the
late that the said tax is legally vo- Il Il
ed by the wards named and the q
own OF Natchitoches. 1t is fur \
her agreed that if a tax of 5 mills VI VI
$ voted by Wards 2 and 4 for ten - ~
ears and a right of way Of 100 =, "
eet wide through cleared lands and !, y
30 feet vide through timbered Y,
ands or tree land, is donated. the ~ =,
'aton Rouge and Louisiana Cen ~ ~
raj Railway or its assigns will r.
ulld standard guage railroad " y,
rom point at or near Grand III
core, in a north Or northeasterly ~ ~
ERECTION to a point in Winn or ~ =,
lenvllie parish, provided, howev- ~, ae
:, that cash donation of ss35. 900 w w
g made by the parish of Natchi- W. W.
'ches to aid in the construction of w W.
bridge across Red river at or near =; -
rand :! Ecore, said bridge to be a ~ -,
'llroad and wagon bridge, free ,,'1 na
II vehicles, horses, cattle and foot WI WI
sssengers and to remain free du- ~ W
ne the existence of the bridge. W. ~
ne cost of maintaining the rail- I'D Id
ad bed for vehicles to he paid wa wa
the parish Of Natchitoches af- Ill.
7 1t IS s built, provided, however,
at all trains and engines shall
We preference of right of way no.
er all Ill vehicles, foot passengers. Ar Ar
3: The said s35, 900 to be placed Z =, ,
the bank or in the hands of some a}
lstee or other security accenta- h,' 49,
: to q bridoa comnany 70, L. a.,
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
assessments for 1897.
Police Jury Meets and Approves
Same.

There has been made by our
worthy Assessor and his efficient
deputy, Messrs. Thos. +. Porter
and T. j. Gibson, perhaps the
most thorough assessment ever
made of this parish.
Though hardly complete, the
rolls were handed in for inspection
by the Police Jury, assembled as
a Board of reviewers, and footed
up by wards as follows:
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Election Laws.

There is a great amount of more
or less fiabby talk about ''eIectio,
laws" and electoral qualifica
tions," which would lead a person
a stranger to Louisiana Selection
Methods" to believe that the voter
was with us the veriest criminal
out of Jail.
Most of this talk comes from
party managers of the party in
power, or from their monthpieces,
the 2x4 pap-fed official organs. Il
is inspired by the purpose to hold
on, and much of it is in devisino
schemes !, whereby count-outs in case
OF defeat can be made legal.
Under the guise of protecting
the ! purity of the ballot" red tape
IS Is intended to be introduced. and
there is suggested such a mass of
qualifications and restrictions. that
tne attempt to protect frauds in
elections" will result, if these bal
iot reformers are successful, in de-
barring an honest, legal voter in
his right to vote.
Fosterism has been stuffine bal
lot boxes in Louisiana for 10. these
many years, and it is now engaged
in the effort to get legal device
enacted which will remove that
5emptation from them. It would
seem that this effort will result in
wholesale disfranchisement of the
7oter, for the very sight of a suf-
:ragan with a ballot in his hands
sslves Fosterism an itch to cheat
linn out of it.
The Item suggests, and it charo
= nothing for it, the practicabilitv
4 purifying elections by doing
way with election swindlers. That
node OF purifcation has been a
marked success wherever it has
cen tried, and it might serve we'll
nth us. Daily Item.
CAsTOREA-. /.
u U.s.: 8. ~ ><vz d.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Church Services.

Ser ces at the Methodist church eve
ry Fir and Third Sunday at II a. m.,
and 7"}p p. m., by the Pastor, J, c,
Sigh PRAYER meeting every Wednes.
day nlgilt at 7:3O p, m.
BAPTI!sT M, F.. Weaver nas+or Poo
ular seryyi as. second and fonrtb srrdor,s
IL H.. dS.p. m; Sunday School, 10
d. H.; i'Ts er meeting, Wednesday, s p.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

671, a gain of SS67,424, and wher
a few more "stray bits" of proper.
ty are looked up, the Assessor
thinks the gain will be over 5000,
600, and the total for this year
over s3,5o0,o0O. A good healthy
assessment.
This increase is due partly to a
raise in assessments on certain
classes OF lands which are not vet
assessed as high as in neighboring
parishes nor at more than so Der
cent OF their market value; but
the increase is due largely to the
patient, determined and successful
looking up of property not assess
cd heretofore.
No complaints are heard from
the people, even in cases of those
who have been raised because it
has been eminently fair and lust.
and equally placed upon the larg-
'st as we'll as the smallest property
'Wner. but one single contest has
'een flled and that by the Ice Com
'any, which claims exemption IN
Ter the law giving certain privi-
eyes to manufactures employing
more than 5 hands, which said Ice
actory does, if you count both
he right and left hand of its en-
'loyes, together with ''Mike.n
The Police Jury sustained every
elton of the Assessor, who is now
ecelvlng the deserved compliments
{ his many friends.
Who isn't proud Of a 81 million
'sessment for old Natchitoches ! ;
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

We are cling to have two or
three cotton b, ,yers in Natchitoches
during the Ca5p-meeting to assist
our local mere ants in bidding on
cotton broughtfn by the campers.
Twill be no tr(able to bring bale
OF cotton along,on your camping
wagon. Do it, nd get the top of
the market
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
THE BOSS BARBER.

CHARLEY TUCKER, who
presides over the FAMOUS Tan
sorlal Parlors on 2nd Street nea,
inc courthouse, will give YOU the
oest St and quickest shave in town.
halr,,cuttlng in all the latest
styles done to perfection. Cali ON
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Died /:

AT the , residence Of his parents
near Cloutierville, on Thursday,
aug. 26th, Lee Cockfeld !; aged
{ years and l6 days, son of Mrs.
Allne Ann and I. J. Cockfeld. The
ourlal was in Cloutierville GENE
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
Lodges.

PhTn' Lodge No. SO, A. y. & A. NJ
n /. Ga en-. W. NJ; j. g. Trichel ir., Sec.
Meets tlrS : and third Wednesdays, at 7
p. m.
castle all No. 80, Knights of Pythias
W. f. Bfda, c. g.; Adolph LHerisson,
N, N. OF H. +. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays at SPIN. "
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Messrs A. r. Dowten, S. D.
Crump, W. Ii. Russell and Jas. r.
weaver, members of the Police Ju
fy, called on us while in town at
tending the session of that body.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Messrs. }. ". Tucker, G. j. Tri.
chel, W. Ell. Lowe and Frank Mar.
lcelli of ward 4, called during the
week.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

The greatest PopIist rally on
earth will be here DUNG the Camp
meeting. Get readyto come and
enjoy it. g
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Read the railroad proposition
elsewhere in this issue. Our par
lsh is asked to do a good deal, but
the railroad promises a great deal
more, and it has to put up first.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

y For fresh Eggs, Butter, Cheese.
Onions, Cabbage, Potatoes and
Apples: go to Paul Eherisson.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Try Burnside's California Wine
at 90 cents Also has a fine line of
" Whlskies, which he is selling very
cheap.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
CASToRIA,
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Prof. g. Vincent of the Noncon-
formist; one of.the ablest and most
logical speakers of the Peoples
party will be at the Camp meeting.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Capt. j. B. Donally, a promi.
nent Republican leader al ex. Con.
federate soldier dicb las Sunday.
Hosts Of friends mourn n loss of
a good man.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Bargains in Glass and Tin Ware
at Paul Lherissop's.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
FOR SAA.

A thoroughbred krscy Bull.
three years old, a Ne animal in
every respect and irsoerfect con-
dition. Belongs to TT best strain
of Jersey breed in thqouth. Will
tie sold very cheap, q exchanged
fora good COW or heifl.
B. G. CAUWELL,
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03

Mr.. A. Cockfiel, of Bnlah land
ing, was a pleasant calleJ, We'd
nesday.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-09-03
B. c. CALWELL,

The everlasting, inimitable
"Stump" Ashby Of exas, has
promised to camp wit us from
September 21st, to 25tl and that
means a glorious good tie.