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Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1898-11-11
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SUCCESS.

Dr.. Hathaway & Co.'s successes have become
household word. Mhye The answer is simple.
They are man with th3cauiags OF their convic.
hons. Or'giEaiaFs, not is;ltaiors. Their methods
like themselves, ars IN harmony With the people
and the times. New and up 20 date. Among the
iegions OF miscalied experts and legitimate
specialists they stand to-day with clean hands In
the front rank OF respectable professionalism a.
acknowledged originators of the new and nov
widely adopted method Of treating chronic and
complicated disorders.
Their reputation rests not on the cheap, trans.
parent platform Of purchased testimony, but on
long LIST OF cureG patients, visible local vic.
nesses OF their SKILL. As physicians Of business
and social status IN the community they pledge
complete course or treatment and ultimate euro
by the Hathaway method unabridged, and az
prices Within the reach Of ell.
They are regular graduates In medicine from
some OF the best medical colleges in the world,
and hold licenses to practice from different State
Boards OF Health. They conduct their business
on strictly professional basis promising moth
ing but what they can fulfill, and do not adopt
the many fake and fraudulent methods that rnany
doctors and BO-called specialists ia Offering free
prescriptions, cheap medicines and G. O. n. fakes
in order to obtain few doliars from their unfor.
tunate victims.
ITO sufferer from any wasting dIssaHs, dlaopdspaa
blood. nervous eelIa1ss, cR lose % mental yloor.
kidney OF ailnarp difficulty, hydrccela. almuIss.
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For sale or Rent.

A Plantation on Little river, rear
Cloutieryille, containing 152 acres.
About 100 acres of open land. Will
sell or rent, on easy terms.
Apply to H. SIMON,
Sept. 23.--till dec. LIST.
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Read the Populist.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

VIM. Lowrey vs. Middleton James.
End Justice Court, Ward 2, Parish of
Natchitoehes, State of Louisiana.
pY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued
I'D by the Hon End Justice Court,
have seized and will offer for sale OF
public auction on
Tuesday, Nov. 10Th, 1898,
at II CLOCK, M, at the residence of Mid
dleton James, the following described
property. to-wit:
$500 pounds of seed cotton, more or less.
70 bushels of corn, more or less.
Terms of Sale:
CASH-snbject to appraisement.
VIM. LOWREY,
Nov. 4. Constable Ward 2.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
o. D. Hathorn VS.. William Morse.
End Justice Court. Parish of Natchito-
ches, State of Louisiana.


ches, State of Louisiana.
DY virtue of 81 writ of FIJI Fa. issued
I'D by the Hon. End Justice Court and
to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit, / have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction at the
residence of Defendant, on
Saturday, Dec. 10th, 1898,
at IL o'clock, M, the following real es-
tate, viz:
The South half of North west quarter
and North half of South west quarter
Section s, Township l3, Range Z, con-
tainiug 160 acres, more or less, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
And on Saturday. Nov. 10, 1893, | will
offer for sale at the residence of Defend
ant the following described movable
property, to-wit:
4500 pounds Of seed cotton, more or
less. $50 bushels corn, more or less, and
one Two Horse Wagon, seized as the
property of defendent.
Terms of Sale:
Cash--subject to appraisement.
M. WALKER,
Oct. 2S.-tds. Constable.
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Noticing Mr.. E. l.. Sells large
potatoes recorded in last weeks
Populist, Mr.. w. M. Moffett Of
Barley, Cane river, brought us 8
potatoes weighing 1S4 pounds-the
largest weighed Z pounds and 9
OF. Both these gentlemen are
good farmers. Who's next9
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NOTICE.
HENRYvILLE, LA.

October 9th, 1898. {
The public is hereby warned not
to trade for the lease of my planta-
ton ON Cane river to E. M. Vale
ry. Said lease is dated Sept. Is,
1898, and Is for five years, COM
mencing January LIST, 1899. The
consideration agreed upon was not
given for said lease.
her
CORA x TRUE.
mark.
Attest:l
his
EMILE X .PRUDHoMME.
mark
I.>C. CULLEN.
Nov. At.
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pllss, varIcocels, fup.
tuFe, unnatural dis.
chasaee, str lctuFe,
rheumatism, casarrh,
female weakness or anv
disease peculiar 70 your
sex, u Will pay you 10
investigate Tits original
Hathaway meihOd.
ThesscFef Of The great
e!eaimens 10 yours tor
the mere asking. Why
hesitRte2
Call on or address Oh.
HATHAWAY d CO.,
E7 st. Charles st. Ma.
sonic Temple. New Or.
leans, La.
Hail treatment given
By sending Cor symp-
toEn blank. no. 1, for
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q a. % TO II TAs
Bears thu HTha Kind You HaVa MWaE Bought
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The long dry spell for Autumn
was broken Wednesday, and the
disagreeabie dust laid low by CO.
pi0us showers.
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For Sale.

One 25 Horse power Boiler, Q Flues
One 10 Horse power Engine.
One Grist Mill, "a inch. French.)
All complete.
Apply to r. NARDINI,
Oct. 21-4t. Natchitoches, La
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The lower box in ward s, turned
out full vote, 20 for the Populist
ticket, and 3 for the Democrats.
This large majority was due in
part to the efforts of Mr.. l.. Fl.
Ford, one of the true blue.
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Mr.. w. Fl. Russell, near Derry,
brought 3 stalks of cane to this
Office, measuring 8 feet, we'll ma
tured. These had been promiscu-
ously pulled from the bank where
it had been winrowed, and he says
there are some stalks 10 feet long.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
BOWLING LEAGUE.
Carroll Institute Took Three Games
From the Business Men.

From the Business Men.
Carroll Institute materially strengthened
it's hold upon first place in the District
Bowling League last night by winning three
games from the Business Mems Club. The
match was entirely creditable to the league,
the games being well played and all Of the
sc ores being close Indeed, it Is doubtful
if any three games in the leagues history
were ever so uniformly interesting. 1t was
nearly II o'clock before the last man rolled,
yet the closeness of the score kept the play
ers Oh their mettle.
Sandow Merritt has certainly proved him
self valuable acquisition to the Carroll
ranks. ard he is entitled to all of the credit
for the Institutes victory in the last game.
While Smithson has the honor of rolling
the highest single game-19S-his average
for the series falls quite below Merritt's.
A peculiar fact it is that while the Car
rolls were always victorious, not a single
box in any of the three games was bowled
clean. Harlow, usually first-class man,
had a decidedly off night.
A difference of but ten pins separated the
teams in the first game, the score being
always close. Schlesinger might have saved
the struggle for South Washington had
he spared in his last box. but could not do
the trick. Institutes lead. secured in the
first frame, when ths first three men struck,
was never overcome.
The score follows:
Evening star., 1898-11-22
S. for youths suits.
kENSINGTON.

The Noyes Library Literary Society will meet
Wednesday evening next at the Masonic Hall.
with Rudyard kiping the author to be discussed.
Mr.. S. A. Lehman of this vicinity, who has been
with the New York Volunteer Engineer Corps at
Porto Rico, obliged to return home account
of illness.
Dr. William l.. Lewis has gone New York
city to attend the post graduate course at the
New York Polytechnic School
Mr.. George Peter has sold his recently erected
house in North Kensington to Mr.. Amos Piatt Of
Washington, who intends to take up his resi-
deDce in this town within a month.
Thanksgiving services Viii be held at the Warner
Ne mortal Presbyterian Church at l0:45 AIN.
Thanksgiving day. when the pulpit will be filled by
the Rev. M Thompson.
Mr.. Hen-y Retz has purchased two lots on Con-
necticut avenue Of Dr. R. b. Derrick for $3.50
Mr.. Reitz will begin the erection OF a seven nrooin
house at at once.
Messrs Frank and Walter Thomas and Louis
Sellman Of Baltimore were receut guests of their
aunt, Miss Mollie Thomas.
An Anti-SaloOn League meeting was held re-
Gently in st. Pauls NJ. E. Church. Mr. How
ard EmmOns, superintendent of the Anti-Saoon
League, ninde address. telling of the work
iIgs Of the League in Montgomery county. and Of
the many arrests and convictions caused for illegal
liquor selling. Mr. Emmons said this county was
recognized as the most temperate county In the
state, and as having more temperance workers
than any other Rev. a H Thompson, who has
Anti-Saloon Let gCe at Baltimore. also made an
address Nearly all present Joined the league and
paid the yearly fee Of 81 to aid in carrying the
work. During the evening music rendered by
the Presbyterian choir and Misses Mase and Sadie
Kinnear
The first of series of complimentary entertain
ments TO be given the people Of Kensington by
Mr.. ID. III. Werner was held at the town hall We'd
nesday evening Those taking part We're from
Washington, and the program consisted Of music
muster Of cerenccies. Mr.. Theo. Friebus, .r, gave
recitation on Grand Opera" Several quartet
selections were given by Mrs. Kitty Thompson
Berry. Mrs Margaret Nolan Martin. Mr.. john No.
Ian and Mr. Will, m Mcfarland Solos also
given by members Of the quartet. and u tenor solo
was rendered by Mr.. Melville ID. Hemcy. A lunch
con served by the ladies Of Kenslngton to the
guests of .he evening. Another entertainment will
follow in i couple Of weeks.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
RROOkLAND.

The congregation Of st. Anthonys Church IL
raking preparat tions for the annual Thanksgiving
festival the hall. Besides the dinner,
there will be 4 musical and literary program.
The funeral Of Mr. Jacob Larner who died
Wednesday, took place Saturday afternoon at bis
residence, Rev. r. II. West officiating. Mr.. LarneF
ifty-four years old and leaves u wife and
five daughters.
Master Harold Herbert met with quite serious
accident recently, being thrown from horse about
fifteen feet and landing pile OF stones. The
most severe wound that the back Of the
head, which is still under the treatment Of the
doctor.
There will be preaching services at the Bap-
list Church Thanksgiving morning IL O'Clock
There viii also be services at St. Anthony's ana
the Church OF Our Saviour.
The improvement OF the streets in Brookland ID
prog essng rapidly and IL is hoped that the suburb
Will be In proper condition in the spring.
Mr.. Schwier has moved to his new home on 18th
street. Mr.. Bootbe has taken possession Of the
cottege Ia East Brooklsnd, which Mr.. Schwier
Gated.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
FRENCH-ITALIAN TREATY,
Important international Event AM
nOunced i'm Paris Yesterday.

A dispatch from Paris last night says II
was quite unexpectedly announced this af-
ternoon that a commercial treaty had been
concluded between France and Italy grant,
ing mutually favored treatment except for
silk goods, which will remain subject to the
maximum tax. A bill embodying the agree
ment will be submitted Immediately to ths
chamber of deputies.
The government also introduced bill I'm
the chamber today modifying the wine du-
ties favorabiy to Italy.
The negotiations that have eliminated in
these arrangements have been on foot for
two years. but nobody believed that a defin-
ite agreement was pending.
1t is believed that the Fashoda affair was
Instrumental in inducing France to grant
the necessary concessions, though II is
noteworthy thar the silk duties which
caused the breaking OF the treaty In 1881,
remain almost unchanged. The negotia-
lions nave been conducted with the utmost
secrecy.
The exact effect of the concessions in-
voiVed is not known yet, but IL is expected
they will have an important political in
fuence for the removal of a long-standinr
friction between the two countries
The treaty, IL is noticed, was concluded
curing the absence of Emperor William
from Germany, and there is much specula-
ton regarding its probable results upon ths
European alliances.
The Rome correspondent of the London
Daily News says; The conclusion OF tho
Franco-Italian treaty came as a thunder
clap. Looking to the hitherto strained re-
lations between Paris and Rome, the treaty
may be considered the most important In
ternationai event as regards Italy since the
conclusion of the triple alliance.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
HYATTSNILLE.

The regular meeting Of the Pinkney Memorial
Guild met Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Moran. After the bust
Of the guild a short musicale given.
Among those present Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
I.atimer. Mr.. and Mrs Howard Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lepper. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Dorsey, jr.,
Mrs. L. II. Campbell Rev. c. ]. s. Mayo. DIR.
Jes. r. Owens, Miss Ada Lepper. Miss Louise Full
ler Miss Lillian Lattner, Miss Mary Dorsey. Miss
Nellie Levin, Miss Eva. Nellie and Cora Moran.
Mr. Richard Latimer Mr.. and Mrs. T. AZ. Moran.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
3-Robert Walthour

In the table of professional winnings each
sum represents cash. In the amateur tables
the sum represents the advertised value of
the prizes won. Fred Sims stands AT the
head of this and with the winnings of his
brother added to his own. the total repre-
sents over half of the aggregate value of
cash prizes captured by the other local
men. The standing of the riders i'll the
table of winnings is almost .he anne as in
the score table This sum. it must be re-
membered represents only the money won
in the District, at local race meets. 1t does
not include any purses that may have been
taken in at meets outside OF the city. If
an account had been kept of all Of the win
nings of the riders, the aggregate sums
would have been many times larger.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
RACING STOCK SELLS CHEAP.
Sale of Thoroughbred YearlinEs at
San FrancisCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 22-There
was a sale of thoroughbred yearlings in
this city last night, the get of Ormonde.
San Carlo and Morello, and bred at the
Monlo stock farm by W. OBJ. Macdonough.
The attendance of buyers was large. but
the prices realized were not up 10 popular
expectation.
Among the Ormonde colts sold were the
following: Otthia, ch. f., out of Muta. to
W. B. Sink, jr.. $500; Oros, b. f., out OF
Santa Cruz, 500. to E. Blazer; Rose of Or
monde, ch: f.. out of Bud. $3.50. to e.
Blazer: Gold Lace b. f., out of I,fbberti.
fifbbet 81. 1.160 to F. NJ. Taylor; Oriva, b. T..
out Of Geneva, 500. to E. Blazer.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Wash. B. Williams, 9TH S ID
no2I-ahi

Substitution for article sought 10y Il legitimate
Ii1yer Is wroaz treatment and had policy, from
nrmncr Of points IF view. To begin with, the
average buyers know what they want, and object
10 being told tuat such and such thing is bet
ter or Just as good" that the same man or firm
makes or bottles it and it must be all right" The
dealer who makes these arguments stands in his
own light. and he deserves TO be sat down upon
and his met thoIS shown up.
A great many physicians feel that their patients
would bs benefited by the of a little good whis-
key and knowing of the reputation and high medci-
mai val,,s of the &c. o. Taylor brand they pre-
scribe that either the "Old Bourbon or Pure
Rye" The average druggist will supply 1t with
out qucs ions others try substitute and others
do substitute without saying by your leave
The g q. Taylor Whskeys getting to have
a ma arional reputation; they generally liked,
anI they beneficial when used the doctors
say them.
SEMI the proprietors, c. II. Graves & Sons, Bos-
ton. for The opinions of prominent physicians and
tradesmen who prescribe and deal in &c. o. T."
Evening star., 1898-11-22
ProfessionaI Winnings.
The cash winnings of the local profes
Total cash przs. ST99. so
THANKSGIVING DAY GOLF.
Match to he Played on the Chevy
Chase Links.

All the arrangements for the annual
Thanksgiving day golf match on the club
links of the Chevy Chase Golf Club have
been completed. The contest will consist of
thirty-six holes medal play and is open to
members of the club only. Two prize cups
will be offered, one to the player making
the lowest net score in the handicap and
the other to the player making the lowest
gross score.
Entries for the Thanksgiving match will
be received at the club house up to noon
Thursday.
The enthusiasts of the club have been
looking forward to the increasing of the
course to eighteen holes with much pleas
will be the opening of the new nine holes
for play for the first time.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Highland wheelmen.

The Highland Wheelmen have finished re-
modelling their club house at the corner of
18th and streets northeast The opening
Of the new club house will take place Sun
day. November 20, at clock
Evening star., 1898-11-22

In the table Of amateur winnings the
same thing applies that may be said in the
table OF scores, Practically the same men
made the upward Jump. but did not get
enough to take. the lead. 1t be said to
the credit of the remaining amateurs that
after the professional ranks were SO swell
ed up the number Of amateur races were
cut down considerably, and only a limited
number and smaller prizes resulted. II
the reverse had been the case the tables
would have most likely been different.
Evening star., 1898-11-22

A dispatch to tho Poster Lloyd from Mi
kolaief. Russia, at the confluence of the In
gul and the Bug. says that twenty-one per-
sons have been killed there by an explosion
In rocket factory.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
'ecOnd game
Totals...... . Is 7O7
Totals.

1t was nearly II o'clock when the last
game was started but the players went in
with vim, both sides getting better totals
than in the previous game. Until the last
couple OF frames it seemed to be Business
Mems game, as they led to that point. but
the CAROLS worked steadily, and bowling
ninety-two pins in the tenth frame, won
out once more.
The score of third game:
Evening star., 1898-11-22

Sir George Smyth Baden Powell, the emt
Eent English political economist and su
thoriiy on colonial affairs, is dead.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
RuSipasS Mons rluI,
Total Is. rs 20 Sll

IOtdIs.'. 10 70 oIU' iUtAIs.. 10 II 500
Both sides fell off more than a hundred
pins in the second game. The visitors again
led through the entire game. but by so mar
row q margin that Business Men were al
ways within hailing distance. The score
of second game;
Evening star., 1898-11-22

1t pays to read the want columns OF Ths
Star. Hundreds Of situations are nile6
through them.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
Furniture, Etc, 9TH and D SIS.
Thanksgiving
Sale of Dining
Room Furmitureg

I a ONE folks have taste for light and
~ ftLers for dark furniture. but We can
- supply any Kind Of dining room furni-
O. tIre made in the world. Here are Oak
I NJ flque Oak English Oak. Golden Oak,
Ma.rrgany Flemish and all the finishes
1 found in the largest stores Of New York and
PhsiasIclphi and have Dining Chairs In
! A care or 1eather seat to match EN- all. To
introduce this immepse line Of Dining Room
] Furniture We will quote especially low re-
duce1 prices up to Thanksgiving day. Glad
! to furnish prices request-haven't room
for them today All ask is an inspec-
I 9 : tiuE and ii qualities not better and
{ our prices very much lower than elsewhere
! / weu make you 4 present of what you want.
IIi ETSpecisl II snksGivinz sale of Moquette.
/ Administer and BRUSSELS Carpets, Lace Cur
tans and Portieres. Get figures
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Table of winnings.
The following tables show the winnings
Of each amateur rider this season:
Total val. przs 81, ,257.50

For the professional riders Billie sims
stands second to his brother for honors.
While Walthour left the city about the
middle of the season, he succeeded in hold
Ing his standing in the table. The profess
sionais seem to be equally divided, outside
of the leaders. ard to this fact Is attrib-
uted the closeness of the score. Some of
the riders who appeared to be In good
shape were unable to make much of a
showing in the tables. though nearly all
of the men who contested IN events have
been successful in getting some sort of a
score.
Evening star., 1898-11-22

Men $ heavy derby ribbed feece-lined un-
derwear. Of very fine quality-tr trimmed and
s @s'ssTs Regular nsa9Rs 81 esrment S Se fsr Sd $780,
Evening star., 1898-11-22

Ladies' regular 50r silver grar vests and
pants. with wide silk fronts and So
slik snlc1 tape pc and edSing-will he Of ZVC.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Mems shirts, 49c.

Mems colored shirts. in a great variety OF
the most correct erects-wfth sens rgte cuffs
and attached cuffs, in the new round cor
ner siyle.well made and as perfect fitting
us an! shirt man can wpar-will be of
Tered AS Thanksgiving special for ape
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Mems Hose, l2Kc.

U Tor 2oc.b
Mems fine merino hose. full regular mnda.
fast color double sole and high -splIced heel
will be offered a Thanksgiving spe-
ciai ht l2f2c. pair-or two pairs for a
quarter.
Evening star., 1898-11-22

children's heavyweight neece-lipad vests
pants and draweIs-in all sizes +,
very good quality-full Of worth WT
ana wear-regular 3gc. sort for u > Se
Evening star., 1898-11-22
The score of third game:
Bualness Mems Club.
Carroll Institute
Won. Lost.

The standing of the clubs follows:
Evening star., 1898-11-22
NeckWear, SOC.

We are showing the newest effects in
ladies' neckwear-the daintiest conceits seen
anywhere-from soc. up.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
S9c. pocket books, 2Sc.

A lot OF n Rular 39c leather pocket hooks
and satchels will be offered nj 25c. tomor-
row. The most approved styles.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
he underwear
sale.

The great sale OF underwear goes on
more buyers coming the news Of the
remarkably low prices travels More hig
lots for tomorrow's selling-to MI in the
broken gaps made by yesterdays buyers
III yon have an underwear need Of any sort
you IL regret not coming 20 this sale
Prices are down where IL has never been
possible 10 get ttem before savings are
greater consequently.
Men natural wool shirts and drawers OF
extra fine quality finished with slIk tana
can get-regular 5ac. value for 1Se
Evening star., 1898-11-22
S9c. rnifts. 2Sc. pair.

A big lot Of ladies' cashmere fieece-lined
mltts- s-gOO.l quality. warm and comfortable
in cold weEther-the regular 39c value-will
be offered at 25c. a pair.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Genuine GHycerine Soap.
19c. &s Csc. veilings, fsc.
SOC. extracts, 3Sc.

Finest quality Of French extracts those
which sell a. soc. an Cuncp-deliciOusly fra
grant and tlne-including the bottle-wilI be
offered at Sc. OF.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
81. so shoes. $50.

l4f pairs Of boys and youths solid lea
Their school shoes, seamless vamps and oak
s"les-soie leather cuunters-sizes IL 10 10
a pair.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Gloves, csc. pair.

Ladies' and misses f'ne Kid gloves in all
the naNeu shades fashion has decreed
proper every pair tried on az oar risk
will he offered tomorrow at 9Sc a paI-
See what others are asking Tor them-And
you III appreciate their real value then
Evening star., 1898-11-22
2Sc. linen Endkfs.. f0c,

Ladi.s IS finest all linen handkerrhir.s-
the prettiest effects of the season-the same
sort for which have TO ask 25c for as A
Esual thing-we offer tomorrow at l9r