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The evening times., 1897-08-27

1t is difficult TO say whether We are
glad Of the result, or not. Political con-
sidetations aside, 1t has been painful TO
observe the wasser-Po ollack antics of the
alleged Republican leader in Maryland.
They have savored SO much Of groundless
assumption as TO be obnoxious TO the
senses. They have not displayed Mr.
Wellington, or Mr. Frankfurtsky, or what
ever his name originally may have been,
I'm pleasant light. Wrought to have been
GLAD of the situation and of the row; but
ft was Impossible. II was too much TO
see even the party of the trusts and mo-
nopoiies, leo 10y the nose by such
general. There are many good Republican
citizens IN Maryland, judged 10y personal
and not economic OF moral standards, and
It is beneficial 10 the soul % think that
they viii be able TO march against the peo
pie, anu Justice and all the rest of it,
under something different. Now they
possibly may put up a respectable fight,
although nobody is daft enough TO think
that the present generation will live to
see MARYLAND 20 Republican again. But
this feet is no power to Wellington. As
far as he is concerned the auction flag
Is out for hin. He is on view and for sale
cheap in job lot OF unredeemed pledges.
The evening times., 1897-08-27

TIE position taken by this journal last
spring, in connection with the prospect OF
a japanese seizure of the Haw allan Isl
ands, is fully corroborated by the state
ments of Captain Read, U. s. N, late com
mander OF cur war vessel the Iroquois,
and who has just returned from the Orient.
Capt Read confirms the contention Of
The Times, some months ago, to the ef
feet that a large part of the japanese
"laborers" on the group In fact were
soldiers. and declares tnat, il the annexa.
ton treaty had not been sprung when ii
was, the country would have been COB
bIed through japanese revolution On the
ground. Capt. Read does not seem conf
dent that tie idea yet has been abandoned.
The evening times., 1897-08-27
Circulation Statement
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1897.

On the great and glorious occasion at
Ocean City neither might nor Blucher
came, and Wellington went down be-
fore the assault Of the Old Guard 1t is
a cifsicrlt episode TO write about, because
tn re are circumstances connected with IL,
calculated to head us TO a mixing Of meta
phors and things of that kind, wearying
to the flesh and absolutely destructive OF
proof readers 50 let US be careful When
Wellington arose yesterday morning, and
like the war horse of Scripture, scented the
battle from afar off, he did not stop 10
oathe or shave, but all disheveled, and
snsborn he rushed TO the fray. He said
tl.at he would punish INSTRUMENTATION"
and that the other fellows name was
Mudd, So il was, but that bright dream
Sas bis last" He old not know that 1t
was Marco Bozzaris Mudd who was knock
ing at his outer gates. But so IL was
Marco Bozzaris Mudd became the yelling
ton of the Ocean City Waterloo, and Well
ington changed names with him. IL is
Wellington whose name is mud
The evening times., 1897-08-27
LOVERS JUMPED TO DEATH.
Locked in Each Others Arms, They
Lean Over a Precipice.

Nashville. Tenn, Aug. 21.-About three
months ago Carl French, a wealthy young
man from Indianapolis, arrived at Bon
Air, a mountain summer resort There
he met and fell desperately in love with
Miss Helen Hunt, the daughter or Allen
HUNT a well-to-do miner of that place.
4 secret marriage was arranged, but
French's father learned OF it and came
East to take his son home.
Late Wednesday evening the lovers met
and went out to Sunset Park, closely
watched by Mr.. French, who followed
them.
The north side OF the park ends in an
abrupt pr recipice about 60 feet high Just
as the coupe reached this spot they stopped
for a moment, looked back at the guardian
10 vas folio wing them, locked their ar ms
in warm cmbr ace and leaped from, the
eff to instant death.
Mr. French was within fifteen feet of
them when they made the fatal leap, but
was powerless to do anything.
The evening times., 1897-08-27

when publicity was given TO the crime,
weyier did not lose moment in wiping
che slate clean. The tribunal had been
strictly illegal and it was competent for
him, when he had been found out, TO de-
Clare that it never had been existent. The
frightful sufferings Of this victim in her
ioatnsome dungeon, the efforts Uf Core
spondept Alvord, OF General Lee and his
wife and daughter, TO secure some conces-
sion for her in the line of mercy and de-
ceney, and the cold blooded cruelty and
miserable lies with which those efforts
were met by Ahumada, the acting captain
general, are all i'm evidence and cannot be
eainsaid. Dupuy de LONE Is not adding
laurcls 10 his diplomatic record, I'm the
oourse he Is pursuing in this matter. The
The evening times., 1897-08-27
PEOPLE OUT OF TOWN.

Mss Bessie Doyle has gone to New York
for a weeks vacation.
Richard, of TIE firm of Richard &
Co., is away from The city on European
trip.
Capt. and Mrs Cheever, of Fort Myer,
are at Atlantic City for the month of
August.
Mrs. Reyburn, of Connecticut avenue,
is spending the season at her summer home
in New London.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Spaulding and
Miss Annie spaulding left this morning
for Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Conger have gone
to Ocean City, Nd, where they expect to
remain tor some time.
Among washingtonians at Hagerstown
are Mrs T. B. Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Oh aries
X Hall and Miss Prince.
Among the washingtonians at the Buff
falO convention are Mrs. N. c. Hunt and
family, of No. 1871 r street.
Miss Mattel A. johnson, OF No. 4a1
street southwest, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Ethel v. wiudham, of Burnt Mills.
Nd.
". Sakagucki, paymaster OF the Jap.
anese navy, who has been sta yingin Wa sh-
inCton for some tire, has gone to Ocean
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henshaw and Mr.
Robert b. Henshaw left Wednesday for
Boston, by sea. They VIII return about
October
Senator and Mrs. Burrows heft Mackinac
Island, Mich, for Sault ste Marie, where
they will be entertained by Hon. Chase
s. Osborn.
Mrs Fred Casiday and her little daugh-
tcrs, Millicent and Helen, and Miss Anna
Ward, % No. 527 Sixth street northwest,
are making a stay OF some weeks at Piney
Point.
G. Is. Jones and wife, Capt. John Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles @. Mcdonald,
Miss M j. Mcdonald, Miss Kate Mcdonald.
Miss Katie Kelly, z. H. Miles, r. E.
Jones, and George g. Brady, Of Rockville,
have gone to Ocean City, Nd, TO attend
the Republican convention.
The evening times., 1897-08-27
ANXIOUS TO MARRY A PRISONER.
q West Virginia Girl Infatuated
with AN Alleged Horsethief.

Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. 21.-Harvey
Hovey, Of Salem, was arrested Wednesday
at Weston, at d camp meeting, and taken
to Salem, where he was placed ia jail
charged with horse stealing. Hovey had
been puttingin mis- time at thecamp grounds,
and had met and made love to Miss Alice
Neidercar. :: handsome girl of nineteen
and the daughter OF Weston merchant
Yesterday Miss Neidercar called at the
Jail with Rev. Dr. Forest, of the Episcopal
Church, and insisted on being married TO
Hovey, he having wired for her to come
for tEat purpose. Sheriff Lang refused
to permit the marriage, considering Hovey
a vicious character, and deeming 1T all a
scheme Of kiS to secure aid and sympathy
The girl created a scene, but was sent
home to her parents
The evening times., 1897-08-27
NEW MINISTRY FOR CHILE.
Government That the Conservatives
Will Probably Support.

New 4srk, Aug. 27.-The Herald's al
paraiso, Chile, correspondent telegraphs
that President Errazuriz has announced the
formation of new cabinet, as follows:
Interior-Antonio Valdes Culnas.
War andnavy-Carlos Palacios Zapata.
Finance-Ehas Fernandez Albanc.
Justice, worship and public instruction
Domingo Amuatequi Rivera.
Industry and public works-Domingo Toro
Herrera.
Foreign affairs-Raimundo Silna Cruz.
OF these men Seniors Culnas, Zapata, AL
bano and Rivera are government liber ais;
Senor Herrera is an old liberal and Senor
Cruz q Balroacedist More properly, the last
two belong to the Allianza liberal party, or
the opposition.
The elements composing the ministry tend
to show that the coalition is broken. 1t is
not believed that the conservatives will an
tagonize the new government.
The evening times., 1897-08-27

The leopard does not change his spots
nor yet the hyena his hellish laugh 1t
is Mrs. John Sherman today who gets
hypocritical and misleading letter from
the Spanish legation. In it, and In the
comments of our morning contemporary
accompanying its publication, an attempt
is made 10 create an impression that the
facts in the case OF Evangelina Cossio
Cisneros, have been Tnisrepresented and
exaggerated in the American press. IL is
even sought, by expected inference from
q careful Juggling with words, TO make it
appear that Gen. Fitzhugh Lee is in sys
pathy with the brutes who are trying to
RerriE, by blackenins the fame of poor,
innocent and prosecuted girl. Mrs. Sherman
Is treated to a series of statements that
would better cover the case In point, If
they had greater foundation in truth.
The Spanish minister declares that Sen
orita Cisneros has not been tried, al
though She has been kept in a foul and
filthy jail intended only for the vileSt
women, for ovei a year. The Queen Re-
gent has ascertained this, and 80 takes
advantage OF the technicality and de
clines 20 interfere. We reiterate that
the Investigations of The Times, Sun and
Journal correspondents in Havana, are
conclusive that the girl was tried by
secret military tribunal ordered by Wey-
her, and that the per son who acted as judge
advocate on the occasion demanded a SEN
tence OF twenty years penal servitude in
Africa.
The evening times., 1897-08-27
RIVER
VIE w
Shoot
|theChute| the
Popular Salt Water Trips

To picturesque Low er Potomac aud ali the
summer resorts resumed SATURDAY, June
26 Steamer T. v. Arrow smith leaves 7tn
et ferry wharf every Monday end Wednesr
dav, y. IN and Saturday at pm. Home
Sunday, ~ p. m Accommodations first
class. O. w. RIDLEY, g. n
te27-2mo
The evening times., 1897-08-27

One thing is certain. Affairs between
the Cnited States and Spain are approach
ing crisis. All the friendliness of Mr.
Hanna to the policy and methods OF Spain
in Cuba, all the interests and efforts Of
the British bondholders and the Sugar Trust.
will not be sufficient to avert trouble, if
these borrcrs and atrocities continue any
longer The people OF America is a
patient OK, suffering much without COM
plant, and knowing itself to be an ass for
standing it. But there is limit, and
Spain seems bent on refusing to respect
it. While the ships OF our Navy are hard
It IL, ratro,ling the coasts against the
cause OF humanity, Spanish military ex-
perts are reported as secretly inspecting
the Notifications OF our shores Some
thing viii happen some day that will
make MIR. Mckinley wish he had shown
the gift of wise previousness, aud had
sent a squadron TO Havana. Some morning
he will wake up and find the American
people so mad at him that he will not
want 10 do anything, but say his prayers
for d whole week.
The evening times., 1897-08-27

women of America have heard the truth
and know 1t. IL would be much wiser for
De Lone TO urge his government 10 set the
poor girl free without farther pslaver. He,
and the authorities in Madrid evidently
are making play for time; thinking that
gotten. just a. the public of this country
seems to have forgotten Gen. Ruis Rivera.
But 1: will not do.
The evening times., 1897-08-27
Temporary Injunction Granted.

Judge Bradley this morning granted a
temporary Injunction to the Centaur Com
pany, OF New York, TO restrain the Ana
costa Drug Company from manufacturing,
advertising, selling, or offering for sale
any preparation for assimilating the food
OF infants under the name of Castoria.
which name is a trade mark, the property
OF the plaintiff company.
The evening times., 1897-08-27
SHERMAN WILL SPEAK.
The Secretary Offers His Services
<<,r tho OB,lo ca,pragUo

for the Ohio Campaign.
Secretary Sherman has written to Judge
Nash, chairman Of the Ohio Republican
State committee, stating that he will be
glad TO make speech in the Ohio cam
paign on September l 8, or between that date
and October l.
On account of the venerable Secretary's s
advancing years and exacting duties, he
will not be- able to do much travelling dur
ing the ca rnpaign, but he W ants to makeoue
speech, the time and place to be selected
by the committee
The evening times., 1897-08-27
A STATE LINE QUESTION.
Man Knocked Down in Ohio and
Kicked fu Indiana.

kfcKe0 10 IUulHIIHs
Cincinnati, Aug 27.-Assistant Prose-
cutor Darby has decided q peculiar case.
The Ohio-1n diana State line splits the
center OF the village of Harrison. In
case OF assault and battery the parties
stood near the State line. Both were in
Ohio, when the victim was thrown so that
he lay across the dividing line. The ag-
gressor jumped into Indiana and severely
kicked that portion of his antagonist which
was In the Hoosier State. Darby said
either State could punish under the cir
The evening times., 1897-08-27

We coutinue to receive information, to
the effect that our friend Mr.. Marcus A.
Hanna, is destined TO he buster than a dog
after a snake, out in Ohio for souie several
weeks to come He stands up to his hench-
nan, Major Dick. like good man and
true, although we do not wish necessarily
10 assert that he is either However that
may be, Dicks bad break has made more
trouble for the business Manager than
that astute individual would like to admit.
The trouble with poor Dicks that, although
he saw the handwriting ON the wall, when
the Populist clergymen came around to do
him, he was not able to read the lie gend cor.
rectly. He thought IL read Money!
Money! tackles the parson." So he acted
on thatinspiration. With aw full consequences
to his party boss. In fact there is lively
and siZcahle revolt against Hanna, within
the Ohio camp OF the ''G o. p" Col. Conger
OF Gov. Bushnelrs staff, Judge C. Grant,
a Republican leader OF prominence, and
cohcrtor adhereats, openly have denounced
the machine and declared against the ticket.
The evening times., 1897-08-27

curnstances, but Indiana will probably get
the case, as the Ohio push was harmless,
but TIE ensuing Indiana kick was injurious
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Mr.. Louis Jaffa, a son of our
fellow townsnlan Mr.. Harris Jaffa,
has just returned from New Or
leans, where he has been taking a
course in mercantile affairs, Book
keeping, ETC., and acquitted himself
with much credit, as his certificate
and medal will show. He now
goes in business as a partner with
his uncle, Mr.. Hyman Jaffa, one
Of the enterprising merchants OF
Natchez, The new firm will be H.
& Ii Jaffa, and we predict for
it much success.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
COMMENCEMENT EXER-
CISES.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
PROGRAMME.

Commencement Sermon, Sunday,
May 3Oth, II a. m., by DR.. II. W.
Everest of Chicago, ILL.,, Pres't.
OF the Illinois State Normal School.
GRADES, Monday, May 31st, II
a. m.
Joint meeting Of the Literary
Societies.. A. X. and E. l.. S.,
Monday, May 31st, 7:30 p. IN.
ADDRESS by Hon. r. F. Brous.
sard of New Iberia, member OF
Congress.
Contests between the two socie-
ties
Declamation-Miss Mary Haw-
kins and Miss Lessie Collins, of
the S. A. K, and Miss Carrie,Files
Woodley and Miss jamie Hamilton
OF the Z. L. S.
DEBATE Resolved, that the
United States should develop a
policy of Annexation.
Afrmative-S. N. Young and
Miss Sallie Freeman, of the E..
L. S.
Ncgative-L. J. Alleman and
Jno. L. Moseley, of the S. A. X.
CLASS DAY--Tuesday, June 1st,
Exercises at IL a. m.
ALUMNI MEETING - Tuesday,
June 1st, s p. m.
ADDRESS by Col. Thos. D. Boyd
of Baton Rouge, Pres't. State
University.
GRADUATING DAY-Wednesday,
June End, Address at II a. m., by
Prof. j. V. Calhoun of New Or
leans, State Sup't. of Education,
and probably by j. l.. M. Curry,
Trustee of the Peabody Education
al Funds.
Awarding of Diplomas by Gov.
Murphy j. Foster.
GRAND BALL at the Armory Hall
Wednesday night following. All
other exercises at the Auditorium,
Every part of the programme
will be interspersed with excellent
music, conducted by those accom-
plished artists, Miss Lucie Bates,
instructor Of Vocal Music, and
Miss Clara Barksdale, directress
Of Instrumental Music.
The spacious Auditorium will be
beautifully decorated, and Pres't.
Caldwell, bis corps of excellent
Professors and their industrious
pupils, will be fully prepared and
anxious to entertain and delight
the many friends of this grand in.
stitution, who are expected to at
tend the closing exercises of one OF
it's most successful sessions.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
Church Services.

Services at the Methodist church eve
nv First and Third Sunday at II a. m.,
and 7:3O p. M, by the Pastor. j. c.
Sligh. PRAYER meeting every Wednes-
day night at 7:3O p. m.
BApTIsT--M. E. Weaver, pastor. Reg
ular services, second and fourth Sundays,
II o m., and s. p. nj; Sunday School, 10
a. m; Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.
IN. All invited.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
Young Peoples Meeting.

The program of the young peo-
ple's meeting to be held ut the
Baptist church next Sunday night,
May 23rd, is as follows:
l. Scripture Reading-Mr. S.
N. Young.
2. Song---Choir.
8. Select Reading-Miss Lu.
cile Sweat.
4. Quartette-Messrs. johnson
and Warren, and Misses Lena Hol-
ston and Kate Sutton.
5. Talk, Faith-Mr. Robt.
Smith.
6. Song--Choir.
Z. Hymn Reading-Miss May
Corbitt.
s. Talk, Our Mission-Mr. G.
R. Jones.
8. Short Voluntary Talks.
10. Song--Choir.
As this is to be the last young
peoples meeting before the Nor
NAL pupils shall 60 away, the pas
tor has kindly suggested that there
be no regular service, and devote
the entire time to the young peo-
pies program.
The young people will endeayor
to make the program instructive
as we'll as entertaining, and extend
to all a cordial invitation to at
tend.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
Lodges.

PhGnix Lodge No. 3S, A. T. & A. M
u T. Gallien, w. NJ; j. c. Tricheljr., Sec.
Meets first and third Wednesdays, at Z
p. m.
Castle Hall No. SO, Knights of Pythias
j. f, Breda, G. g.; Adolph L'Hersson,
X. of r. s. Meets second and fourth
THURSDAYS, at D. M.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
Wanted

To pasture your stock ON the
most liberal terms. / have the
finest pasture in the State-225
acres under fence, covered with
Bermuda grass and Clover,
plenty Of water, only 8 miles
from city Of Natchitoches. Per
sonal supervision given to all stock
intrusted to my care.
Have also on hand at all times
baled hay, in quantity to suit the
purchaser.
For terms and prices apply to
G.. III. BEALE,
Natchitoches, La.
May 2l-1m.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
Police jury orders a Liquor
Election.

At special session Of the Po-
lice Jury Of this parish held at the
Courthouse on last Monday, an
ordinance was adopted ordering an
election to be held on June 25, 1897,
in wards three and nine, and in
the town Of Provencal, in ward
seven, to test the sense Of the vo-
ters Of those wards and town,
whether or not to sell therein in
toxicating liquors, beginning the
1st day of July, 1897, and ending
the 1st day of January, 1898, pro
vided that such elections shall be
at the expense of the citizens at
each of these places; and that un-
less such expenses are paid by the
3rd day of June, 1897, the Super.
visors of Election are not authori-
zed to appoint commissioners fol
said election, and are ordered tc
discontinue the publication Of the
election notice.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
Straw Hats Must Go.

Sothe knife goes SQUARE through
PRICES for the remainder Of the
season. We also hive i lot Of
Shoes in Children, Ladies' and
Mons, from 25c up to the very
best, to go at cost. These are
odds Of dozens, no two pair alike
but in first class condition.
Williams, Weaver .s O'Quin.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Mr.. j. r. Weaver was in town
Moday, attending q c,sll session Of
the Police Jury.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
CA@ToRI.A.
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Found at Last.

After a faithful search q friend
of ours found his wife buying ia
va-Blend Coffee and other choice
Groceries, at Leopold Levy's. She
said she saved money, saved the
disagreeable labor Of parching and
grinding, and saved her reputation
as a coffee-maker by buying the
Java-BIend.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

; Our friend Mr.. L. r. Burnside,
was married Thursday to Mrs.
Miller eof Victoria, this parish.
Will give a better account next
week.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Mr.. A, Fl. Perry Of Coushatta,
a live, progressive yo'lng man who
viii in all probability be the next
Postmaster Of his town, was a
pleasant caller Monday.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Have you seen the latest Kid
Gloves in assorted colors9 Nice
lot of lovely Laces, newest Fans,
Sailor Hats up to date, and in all
shapes and colors. The most deli
cate and fancy trimming done on
short notice. Prompt and polite
attention to business, and the coun
try trade solicited at Mrs. G. Shep-
pard's.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

A new and complete line Of the
most beautiful Ladies Spring and
S ,mmer Hats, Shapes, Trimmings
etc., just received at Mrs. G.
Sheppard's.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

The Louisiana Grand Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, met at Man
tleville, La, May 17th, Judge j.
E. Breda represented the Lodge Of
Natchitoches, Mr.. J. G. Henry
Campti, and Mr.. G. w. Adams,
Bayou Natchez.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Will you attend the Commence
ments Then you should see at
once the beautiful Specialties in
Millinery for this occasion at Mrs.
G. Sheppard's.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
CA8TO1aTA.
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The Wayside Minstrels play at
the Opera-House tonight with a
program calculated to keep the
audience In roars of laughter
throughout the entire performance.
You will miss treat if you do
not attend.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Mr.. w. Fl, Russell was in town
Monday, in attendance on the call
session Of the Police Jury.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
Straw Hats |

Largest assortment, best selec-
ton for Men, Boys and Children
at CUT prices, at j. A. Du-
cournau & Son.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

The Police Jury met in call ses-
sion Monday, with 'lll members
present except Mr.. Cargle Of 8,
and Mr.. Crump Of 3. They adj
iourned same evening.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

High grade Patent Flour 1926.
Flour goes up prices 20 down
at Williams, Weaver & OQuin.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Messrs. r. Fl. Jones and -
Robbins Of Victoria, were callers
Tuesday.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

When Baby wsa sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she tlung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she ,savethem castoria
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Mr.. E. w. Teddlie Of st. Mau-
rice, was a pleasant caller last Sat
urday.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
Mr. w. +. Eyersul of STARLIGHT

Mr. w. F. Eversul of Starlight,
one of our most enterprising Cane
river farmers gave us a pleasant
can Wednesday. Mr.. Eyersul
speaks very enthusiastically upon
the question of Locking Cane riv-
er, and says it is an Improvement
our people very much need.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

You can't afford to miss the hit
of the season at the Opera House
tonight, at the extreme low prices
Of 10. Is, and 25c.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

White Cedar Buckets, 3 Hoops,
35c. Groceries and Notions cheap
at Nc. X. Holston's.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Cut hay while the sun shines,
and get your Hay Forks, Mower,
Rivets and Sections, at j. A. Du-
cournau & Son.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21
CA-ssT'<3RIA..
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- . Z.HzZzz3 e.. !; q Z

If you have the blues, just come
around to the Opera-H tonight
and hear the Barber Shop" as
presented by the Star Commedians,
R. I. Barrett Of st. Louis, Willie
Chambers Of Chicago, and others.
Mr., Louis iDuflhio has opened
an Ice Cream parlor on End Street,
next door to fuckers Barber Shop.
It is handsomely fitted out and u
good place to spend an idle mo-
ment, with delicious and harmless
beverages.
Buy your Clothing from Will
Jams, Weaver & O'Quin, they are
the Cheapest tslothiers in town.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-05-21

Mr.. Jno. w. Teddlie Of st. Mau.
rice, was in town Tuesday.