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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Washburn Guitars. MaRdoltHs and
Banjos. the finest in the world. Elegant
new holiday stock. Walter ID. Moses
& CO.. 1905 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
Mrs Guigon's Funeral

The funeral of the late Mrs. Kate En-
pie Guigon took place at 3 O'Clock gun
day afternoon from the Church Of re
Holy Trinity which was closely hhed
The hour and place for the funeral
were announced at the II o clock service
al 81. Paurs. st. James and Holy It'n-
itv I'm each OF which parishes MIS- Hul'
gon had many friends.
IN the gathering AT the solemn service
were many of the city's leading lawyers
and business men.
Rev. J. ]. Gravatt rector OF the
church. was the officiating clergyman
and according to the beautiful ritual OF
the Episcopal church. met the funeral
cortege al the door. The forever sublime
words of the Perfect Comforter moved
all I'm the church as they were heard
above the deep notes form the organ" /
am the Resurrection and the Lie. He
that believeth In Me. though he were
dead. vet shall he live. And ne mat
uveth and belieyeth in Me shall never
die"
The casket was covered with howers.
The pall-bearers were Mr.. Charles
Poindexter. Mr. Walter Claiborne, capt.
cunningham Hall, Mr. Joseph Bryan,
". $. Morris. Mr.. Arthur Gray and Mr..
Robert Chamberlayne, and Mr. kichdrd
H. Smith.
The delegation from the city Union Of
Kings Daughters. as an officer In winch
Mrs. Guigon did such benehcent work,
included very nearly all its members.
The feeling of the Union regarding her
death Is that 1t has sustained most
grievous loss.
The hymns sung were. I'm me hour
NJ Trial" and Peace, Perfect Peace,
tho vested choir interpreting the tull
beauty OF these. The interment was at
Hollywood.
Mr. &. T.. Bradley.
The remains OF Mr.. Charles +. Bradley
who died Friday at WILLIAMSBURG were
brought to this city. and MS lei''ti
took place from East-End Baptist cAulth
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock De
ceased was in the Goth year OF MS age
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13

has conferred with the Federal authori-
ties and succeeded I'm getting the Fed
eral quarantine rules ana regulations
for Virginia suspended until The 18th Of
Febcruary. 1899.
Ii Is PRACTICAL settled that there shall
be dipping vat established in Lynch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
VIRGINIA CATTLE QUARANTINE.
The Board Oft Control Gets IL Suspended
Until February.

BLACKsBURG, VA, December H.
Specialize committee which was are
pointed by the Board Of Control at its
meeting Ia Richmond q short time since.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13

MUSIC BOXES: MUSIC Boxes.
From the smallest and finest to the
largest and best. Walter y. Moses 4
Co., l005 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
The snow at Warrenfon.

WARRENTON. VA, Dec. i2.-Special.
Snow fell here to-day to the depth OF swo
inches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
Special Pianos.
Upright Bargains.
HARDMAN

Z 10 0ctaves. largest case Of hoSt
rosewood. guaranteed Cn-E
sold az $4,000. our price ~ 10
The tone Is rich and sweet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13

for Xmas. Juveniles Henty
Books and others, Xmas Cmds
and Calendars, Bibles, Prayer
Books and Hymnals, Picture
Books, Crokonole and other games,
Paine's Whist Trays, Fine Sta
tionery, &C., &c.
Purchasers will find it 10 their
interest to give us a call.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
EVERETT

1-3 octaves. FUN cabinet grand
case. ebOu.zed specially fine i.r
singers practice. sold at S)Eo
$4,000. our price ....... ~ Ob
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
SOMMER-
KNABE-

Direct from the great Dearborn
estate sale in Philadelphia. The
very finest upright lu Richmond.
Cost 81. 10000. Come and see TO-. \
bargain.
Three of the above Pianos were acquired
I'm exchanges for the celebrated RlcCA
PIANO. for which we are sole agents.
Cash or easy terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-13
DUNHAM

1-3 octavcs pedals. ful size
dark case. bought new last week
AT a New York factory sale.
worth $1,000 our price Som
Is ..s...... s..tsss..ss... - "
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11
@tnnefota.

= &n eommel Rore ueb @toples.
Mrs. 6olirap. trenbte tiloBbe
Slutuin9en of fife nge unoer 5o1ipa
paa at i1uife en- Sfoobronb.
S Nortbfielo bor mon befsmt
en- iaa bsi Saloor>Nicente. of mon
tror, ben oil tomme til Ut uitfe tom
ct 5crbub. Den CT $1,000. og @a>
loonmenbene pil lille ubtase en- 2i>
cenie. iom iofter foo meset.
- Gu 5pr brsb inb g. N. Be,
terions Butit / Star dfielo, Sfonti
County, gat til 2sroaes. furengte
Sernifobet o. tos meb fig 500.
Boftbuiet er / Butiten, men enten
8euaene tilbprte 8ofueienet e1er
Butiten oioes ittt. Tpuen unti1op.
Sra Benion meroeles Ste Ma,:
2iaet Of en- ufieuot Mono blep tun'
ben i Eomme be Terre @iuer / Jatrz
fielo Ecmnibip. Mauben Dor ble'
ben Ruet. % en- Slibefen os ct Blos=
iiier uar bleuen fafet til 2iset.
Mnfatet cor iaa tbnbe1 laoet. at bet
lite Runbe gienfienbes.
@n Is Nar el. @ut. Smut Moe
fra Nuftin. Winn., ltiDb fig 1hjel for
en- uaes Eib iioen pan ct Be,gs nar
Bermibii, Beltrami @ountp. 6an
par eaaet til en- Nabo os latte @epe.
ret fra fig ueo 9pren. S bet iomme
ait 5tuobet of. % BET beber, ot na<
lten belle 6spebet bleu a}lfuot.
Ser par en- tor Sloebrano I
Dulutb SBnbog @ttermiboo9. % 60
fsamilier fiees at uere biemlBle. De
flete al rem er fattiae 6olt. Be:
brenbte @trbs tnobelotter to &par-
taller poo 2ote Nuerue. ps Slben git
trersouer ct. @roir 2lue. neb til
Gpen. 25 Eu!ifer % 50 e(lsr so
Baaninsshule git meb. Mfon tror.
at sSlben opitoo peo u{orlieti9beo bos
enbel Bbrn. Staben aulaaes til
500 900. Wange mitene cit. be
bapbe. joet bereS 5nQer enten bleu
brenbte el1er riaalne, e,ter at man
bapoe faaet benz ub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11

os Neuraleia, o9 bet unorer mig.
bpcrfor iaa mango Solf uebbliuer at
libe s1enuem &aaren og Joriomme'
rem, naor He.rusna er laaoant ct
prompt oe tulbtommentMiobel. Com
en 5amilie=Mebictn tror ie9 lite, at
8e<ru:r,a bor fin 9ige.
Set ofh1elper ftrafs &rempe. &os
lit. ubmottelie paoerunb af 6ebe. be
onbe Birfn,n9er at plubfelig Stanbs'
ming ot Speb oe aue andre onoe
8irtninaer af for parmt Eeir. Com
E. MtoDel mob 9eerueiueffelie bar
bet lite fin 9iae. os be Tuitnoer at
Menb % Ruinber al oenue @enero'
tion. iom bar s'nerves' ftnber bet
at bore ct nuurberliet Mibbel.
@nbuer 5amilie bBr baue ct @r'
emp[ar al ttFacts and Faces" /.
Swuft oQ i0uRreret. @n al be bebffe
Bbqer al Eefttmonier nceeriinoe ubz
Qiuet. 6enbes frit. Striu til Be-
rs.no Drus Manufacturing @ompaz
M, Columbus, Ohio.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11

oerne oner be falbne. Spanien inb>
r6mmer. at bet table oper 600 WVanb
/ Slaeet Deb ManilIo. Nnbre onai.
Der bet til 100, mems 9etpep fQer,
bet por 300.
9et beoer, Of Sponien bill iente en-
np 6looee ue en- flor Troppeitprte til
Bbiuipptnerne, men brorlebes bette
fan eibres nu, noor bsr Ct Dprbs
ouer neiten belle 2anbet biemme. os
2anbet ter9iapes iDaer at eibre 2oon
bos &uropos Bensemenb. o9 aQe
Snotnstsfiloer er t;litoppebe. er bet
liot uanlielist at tornao. Set ct en-
fortuiulet Deoens &omp. iom Spa.
nien fiamper.
20 omeritanlte @tibe, &idsbura
% Worrill. leb enoel 5fabe ubenfor
9apana for nogle Da9e iioer. Ser
bleu ituot paa oem fra Batterierne i
6ouano, o8 bet bleu aiort meb en- 1aa'
ban sitfetbeo % &irfning. at mon
lror, bet moatte nere tranRe Nrtille=
ritter, Tom fprebe. % at oisie bar
TONNE ,lanb meb BET fronfe Sfib
Qotopette, 5fitene maatte Ieile bort
meb Iulo Domp.
s San 5roncieco o9 poo anore
Steoer 1rpater mon for ftor Staoe
paatprt peb fpanRe Spioner.
Set bleu Manoag beitemt, boor
Miunsfotas 9ropper Rol bruees.
@ncel saor til @b'camoaso. 9ennesz
Zee, enbel iii @aib,ngton, o9 enhel
fcrbltuer ST. Baul iom &e,eroe.
Set CT muli9t, at be fife moo oaa til
! biQippiuerne. &ompogni F berfra
ct blanot bis1s.
9osblaoene for isnar:ftes meboel>
te ,tfe ncset &rigsupt al pelentlis
Beipbning. Sun al 6orbereoel'e1ne
er naoet laa meset len9ere.
5000 Mano ifal ataaa fra Con
Grarciaco til Bb;Qippinerne SBnba9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11
&pao e.t @ooer ft8er
Om Dr. Qartmans berpmte 5om,lte'
Niboel % Baa,< Eonlc.

Wrs. @anna 2ino, 1882 @ait Song
street, Columbus. Ohio. er en- Of be
mango entbuinittlfe Goeiuorere at
$e=ru=no. Qun flyer: s manae
Mar leb ieg af Mtsmoo o. geurala,o.
for builfe 4eeer oa Meo,ciner lite
,pntes at pere al noBen 9tptte. 3il'
fit blep iea beoeeet til of for(pse
Ge,ru.no. eSes fanot Of bet ror nbiz
aatia bet Miboel. fom ieg Ioa lanse
buube Ipgt. Set ltnorer ftra.S ben
Sptelfe al 3retbeo os ytebtruftbeb.
{om mon har ON Baaren Bet unos
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11
sra Alaita+

@n Dotter af s. 6. Nnberiou /
Nibbp bleu ben lite Sanuor gift |
8or;lanb. Oregon. 6un bar ueret /
Bprtlonb / ca. 9 Nar meb l1notaselfe
Of II Nar, oa bum cpbolot fig / Dot.
louo @olifornteu. 6en&es Manb
beoer Olaf Qanlon. Sen l7oe s}as
nuar reife be npaiite til 9pea /
Wlafa. os oerira bar be Rreuet tire
Breue eQer maalte fere til fin 6ar /
W|bbp. Breuene eiuer meaen Oplus>
ming ON Jorboloens / WloTo, os D,
bar facet Mr. Mnberions TiQabelie
til at ofentl,seisre be Ueie of oem.
lom fan oere af almen SntereSie.
Det iprfe Blep er frepet of Wr.
6onion oe ct boteret Dpeo & Marts.
Det lpoer ubbro9 laaleoes:
u--- 81 lener efter OmItRn,
oisbeoerne Bra. Ribnt hi beg9e to bar
fDlt Observation-Disclosures, Der CT tenn
melie for meQem bet oarme Oregon
o. be. tsto!be @ulolano, iier paa
Den Narst,o, Da ri reiite, men le9
baaber. at ui mart utl bli all right.
Sa, ter er ct forunberlist 2tu.
9psa er blot no9le Maoneber eam>
mel, men bet CT a1erebe en- flor Bp
os fere 6uubreoe Snobugsere. oe
bar Der nosen Gang uaret ct Babel
poo Soroen, maa oer bore ct 1aaoant
get / oisie 9ase. 5olt / bunbrebe'
pis al olle Sloes geationer fommer
bet omtrent buer Dog; &uinber os
Wano. unse os eamle, alle slubenoe
tsritise efter @ulo. Os bet ct en-
2pit at ie Dem, uaar be fommer.
5orefil Dem en- rGant" fulo d.
patning, % biSle MenneRer oil li9ne
en- }oaban. Sc bebre bemiblebe bot
naturli9uis Qunoe el1er @ieber til at
trefte Slaben. og op til 10 9unbe er
tor(penbt. ben enc etter ben anben,
men be fefe moo 10 pere 3unb ielu
euer bore ut @tof. 8el afffeb berer
bet op aiennem 9alen en- IA Nil, %
Der bar ri en- 6tation. iom beber
Sbeep Camp, og ben barer lite fit
geoun foraieues, for ber Gaar olle
2eir inotil uioere. Wen Wooet bar
falot f1pst bos mango, naor be ct
TONNE til benne 2eir, tbi ber ct alles
rebe mango frosne 9ren os 9eaier.
inpen be retter bib. Gg enooa Ct
ber ire Mil til Gielbet. os bet (Giel'
bet?) er omtrent en- Nil iaa at fige
@nbe op. bpor alt maa beres, oa
bette er ingen let 6ag. ba bper Ser
ion moa bape 100 Buno &ropian1
os alt anoet Bebbr forot Hippe igien.
nem.
&aa Eoppen af GieIoet bar oi beu
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11

Brof. gpbabl fra Nussbur9 Sem.,
Minueapolis, bolber mroer tom fel=
ger: s @rue menisbeos firfe lproa9
ben 14oe moi II. 104 fm.; Suer'
brup i1rte ienboe ben 15be mai II.
1ot fm., oe / folebuiet peo Bolb
fpnbn9 ben 15oe mai II. 8 elm.
Olaf @QingIon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11

9an boobe Some oe Bgrn @taterne.
Seq tror. Der blir liee for Sammer
efter Nlaifa> Strioen, iom etter noeen
&rig. unoertiben fpler ies o9ioa
nosen lusit. men iaa tanfer leg, p1
er Der nu. % bet beoite ct at leue foo,
at ri Ct teteot, bois ri Ruloe faa
&eiIebuo, % ba eipr bet 10 lite iaa
ne9et.
Seq antoeer, ri foar inort Brep
fra eoer MI. Wen be: ct insen let
Sag at fac fire Breue Der. Won
moa ftaa &atter os uente, inbtil
enbuers 9btn tommer. oe unoertiben
Tan bet tose en- 2-3 Elmer, % noar
mon iaa bar itaaet Iaaban og iao
faar bbre, at Der intet ct, Lao blir
mon lite pel iilmobe.
S mac life tro, at oer bare
er StpBueir Dpeo. uuberttosn
bar ri bet pafrefe Solltin, man tan
tRute fig. o9 oa er bet itorortet ber.
buis bet lite uar for ben Foriarbelie
lanse os farlise &eiie, iao fulbe
0u (Jaoer) TONNE % uere bcs os
en- sStunb. men lioen bet er laa ulta=
bi9t BET. ct bet lite til at teute paa.
9fu maa 9u billie aQe flenote. buis
jeg bar uogen, lom fienoer mig
| enonu. -"
Set treble Breu Ct o9faa Rtepet
al Wrs, Qanlon. oateret 9oe Nprtl
oa abresleret til bsnhes Bror. Bet
lp1er uooroa luolebes:
r--- Seq meboelte fit, at
20 Mennelsr onion 5neNreoet.
Dette bar ienere pih fig at pere feil>
a9ti9tist. Gtan bor uu sraoet Frem
81. og maalte er Der liBe'aa mango
tllboae, 1om man oibr,a finoer.
Der par en- bel 9el Stanbiuoper
olonOt Dem. letltllt fra &pfen. Sa,
oct er lorGel,9t at le BET enc Sas
e1ter oel anoet al og0e Wennefer
fomme. Oiaf Dar pRter Me0 at lnoe
El9tlrer og oeQuuue BEN. Utan fan
unOerllotn nR,1eu pn5e, at nan ltte
bauoe Uetel|er, naar mun let @leu<
o1s9eoep.
Ger par saalte megen Spgoom Der
eu Glo, Mru leg lsn1rs life, oetie par
lGa uncelllYI DlanOi laa mango
vteEneRel, naur les 1Rn!er pea cen
Waa0e, DUurpaa Oe leueoe. De fit
onot Bas9oueos1 os Natteu oa csoe
om noS.e &,mer. Wteu M bDrer ot
itfe mele ON aoSen fpSe.
Ssy otltuor, Of s maa baUe mere
Of TlGter bos eoer, eno ui boz nu>
Bi bar &ssu guer Sag, laa ul nanen
,n1b,loer us. al ot Ct / Oregou.
| 5topen oS Wa1tsu bo!oer paa at
g.Danes cuerolt. Ssoar uar ls9 op
I Uieloet % leole stler Cub, laa iea
Ct nalteu riu ioa9. Seq fonol eglaa
noget, iom slimreoe. men lad er oct
10 laa beorpuel!gt. at bet life ct
Sub alt. iom al1mrer &lalto beller.
puis Dlaf bare tuuoe pare laa
belots at faa bebolbe fit Wrbeioe en-
Tio. iaa fuloe nj lnart nore %.
vi Tuloe lite at faa iaa meaet /
9peo, fgr ben oer. at ri tunoe TONNE
berira paa en- lfitteiig Waaoe. Sn'
oianerne flyer, at ,oen bploe Noue
bp9ser 6uie, men Snoianerne toms
mer til at 90 benz. oQ oct ler naa
ften 1aaban ub nu, oa 4ule faar
TONNE operalt - 9aniie me9et for.
llieQ1st fra ben 3ib, oa ui tom.
,---S maa (riue mart, tbt
eet er forartet at faa Breu ber.
Set ct bebf. 5ar oenter meo Ores
sonz&eifen. til ri tommer tiba9e til
Bortlanb. ---"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11

laber aloria at
sienaiue mig
min naturli9e
Nppetit % ben
bebfe 5bpn.
Set bar for
febie fureret
mig for bet
qomle Nismob
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11

@brif Sobnfon gsbole. @is..
blep faifet ub al en- 8oen Tirsboes.
often fife uge. % ct pint git oper
hons 6opeb, ioa BON tom alporlis
tilHabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11
artsyforbe bereoelferme fortfattes.

Deen ber er lite benot no9et at ferlts 9etpontns
ben forlsbne ll9e. Wtan pentebe Slutningen at
fife llse eer Bespntelien af benne at faa bore ON ct
mt os tsrre Slas. bet er lite tnbtruet og ptl
maafe lite tnbtrede benne llae.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-05-11
fergus 9alls Mgebla4
uotommer bber Ousoas.
a. 9oIeut, ubgtper.
subffrtpttou8prta so @tS. fpr 1 Mar, betnl (
issDrffnb, ellere SO @t8.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Natchitoches populist., 1898-04-29
Progress Or war.

While the u. S, and Spain we're
not actually fighting by Sunday
as predicted in our last issue, a
state Of war did exist, and our ma
W had already captured three big
Spanish merchant ships, towed
them into Key West as prizes, and
had the ports Of Havana and Ma
tanzas completely blockaded.
Spain did not wait to receive
the note from this country order
ing them out Of Cuba, but politely
ordered our Minister WoodfOrd
out Of Spain on Thursday, before
be could deliver it,
The United States took this as a
practical declaration of war, and
the North Atlantic squadron under
rear Admiral Sampson, was order
ed from Key West at 4 q. N. Fri
Eday morning to blockade the ports
Of Cuba.
This magnificent feet of battle
ships put to sea with all the vigoE
and enthusiasm of q young and
powerful nation conscious Of a
righteous cause. On the way a
Spanish merchantrnan was captar.
Cd and sent into Key West. TO.
ward night fall of the same day
after thls monsters Of the deep had
been lined up Oft Havana, another
prize was sighted BY the Now York.
one Of cur finest cruisers, which
was soon on the chase and aftel
getting within / niiIe Of her anc
throwing d solid shot from an s
inch cum across hai' how, 'bIoaght
Eher to. 1t was The Pedro another
large Spanish merchant ship, wbicE
| was soon Oh its Was over t0 Key
Natchitoches populist., 1898-04-29

West. -Four other captures OF
varying Importance have been
made. and one of our revenue cut
ters is now guarding a Spanish
merchant vessel in quarantine
list.
A formal declaration Of war
PASSED congress Monday, and q
resolution Saturday authorizing
the President to call on the seve-
raj States for 125,00O volunteers.
The response shows that 1000, 900
men could be gotten just as easily.
The Spanish fleet, though Tor
midabIe enough, has remained in
active at Cape Verde Islands until
Wednesday, when it left by re-
quest of Portugal, to whom the
Islands belong and who, under the
law of nations cannot harbor the
fighting ships of other nations
The big transatlantic liner, "a
mama, an auxiliary cruiser OF the
Spanish navy, was captured by d
much smaller member OF our fleet
near Cuba, on Tuesday, also Lieut.
Fernandez of the Spanish army
was captured off sloop, and is
now a prisoner Of war ON oamp'
sons flagship.
A messenger has been sent tc
open up cooperation between Cen
Garcia and the Cuban army and
our army, a base of supplies will
be established at two ports under
cover Of the guns of our battle'
ships, from which buses the Gu
bans will be armed and fully eqip'
ped, and our troops sent into the
interior to assist In capturing Ha
vana.
In the meantime our Asiatit
squadron, consisting Of some fine
cruisers, are probably doing Spair
some dirt in the PHILIPPINES where
she has never yet quietcd her rebel
ious subjects.
Natchitoches populist., 1898-04-29
War, from a business standpoint,
means better times.

War, from a business standpoint,
means better times.
Why3
bly 300. 600 to 400, 900 men, Ninety
per cent of these men will leave
positions. Their vacancies will be
filled up from the present unem-
ployed. ooo ooo :.
400. 600 extra men to feed, clothe,
eonip and take care Of the army.
This gives employment to nearly
million men.
This means the use OF more
money.
In addition to the amount put
out this way, will be the other ex-
penditures of the government.
Which means still more money.
More money always means bet
ter times.
Therefore, we predict better
times at once, and booming times
next year.
vestments.
Now is Il good time to get in
line for the good times coming.
Paste this in your hat and see
whether the old Greenbacker i
RIGHT or not. Farmers Sentinel.
Populists have always commended
that putting more money into cir.
cnIstion would make times better
Now we shall have an opportu'
nifty to prove it, and that too with
q gold bug President at the wheel
The war could have been avert
ed by the recognition Of Cuba
years ago, and all this money paie
y -
ollt for public roads, levees, gov
ernment railroads and other inter
nal Improvements, and the same
good times brought about, without
the loss Of life and waste Of treas
ure.
But the American people love t.
5 humbugged, and are willing t
pay for it. They will in all prob
ability ro-elect Mckinley for thu
robbing them and having q lot o
them killed.
Natchitoches populist., 1898-04-29
'V'hesTgOs1 Favorable season

To cure catarrh is in the spring.
During the winter the patient Is
l:kply TO take fresh cold and have
a set-mck. But if treatment is
begun in the spring and continued
into the summer, nothing need be
feared for the succeeding winter.
OF, course, it all depends on the
medicine. There are a great many
catarrh medicines which relieve
the most disagreeabIe symptoms
temporarily. Pe-ru-na cures more
slowly bat also more permanently
than this class of medicines. A
course of Pc-ru-na during the
spring will cure catarrh more
Quickly than Mt any other season.
Mr.. Walter II. Tucker, Concord,
N. H., writes DR.. Hartman rs fol-
lows: "Whcn l began taking
your medicines four years ago l
was suffering Wltn chronic catalFh'
| | had taken nearly two dozen bot
ties of q o-caIled catarrh cure with
out much relief. Pe-ru-m cured
the night sweats and dizziness; it
cured the cough | have had from
my cradle ; | can say it saved my
life."
DIR. Hartman has published in
book form q, series of lectures on
various phases of chronic catarrh, !,
which he calls "Winter Catarrh.
This book will be sent free to any
address by the Pe-ru-na DRUG
Manufacturing Company, CoEum'
bus, Ohio.
Natchitoches populist., 1898-04-29
A Judicial System.

The committee on Judiciary of
the constitutional Convention has
reported, through its chairman,
Hon. T. j. Semmes, Judiciary
system for the State. II covers in
| type seven closely printed news
paper columns, and is embraced in
eeventy-fve articles, enough to fill
a constitution.
II provides for Supreme, Cir
cuit and District Judges and for
local magistrates with little to do.
So far as the superior courts are
concerned, the Item has no com
ment to make, at this time. But
the Convention will make a mis-
take, and a costly mistake to the
taxpayer, in sending before the
District Judges all minor cases
where mere police magistrate
could have determined them, and
determined them wisely and we'll.
The Item, however, understands
the situation. This State is so
completely lawyer-ridden thst it
cannot escape the duty Of provi-
ding for the hungry of that class,
and the eourt-houses of the sevc-
raj parishes Of the State are sur
rounded with the anxious and the
waiting,
A negro uses obscene language
on q public highway or runs Il
horse race thereon; he shoots craps
for keeps nearby one; he commits
numerous and divers other minor
otfenses against law, and straight
way be is marched to jail at the
courthouse. The magistrate at
home examines the case or cases;
8 grand inquest finds a bill, @ jury
of twelve duly and truly try, a
lawyer defends for a fee Of SIS,
and Il district attorney prosecutes
for tqe Of S., sheriff charges
forty cents per day, for two meals
Iof beef-neck and corn-bread, for
as many days before trial as the
ItriviaI offender cannot furnish bail,
and f0E as many after conviction
as the court sentences him, anc
the Convention calls this a Judicial
SYSTEM
| Perhaps it is one, but it is one
which has eaten up the taxpayer
and will eat him up so long as it i
lin force. Why not permit loca
magistrates to fine these minor OF
Tenders and put them to work, i
default of payment, on theIpuhli'
; roadsl This might not be bene
ficial fpr lawyers and sheriffs, bu
Lit would most assuredly save th
: taxpayers huge sums Of money
l Item.