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\ HINT TO THE POWERS,

Associated Press plspatch1
London, Juno M,--lord Salisbury, adj
dressing the Unity club last evening, said;
"Thcrc Is black cloud upon the hort
gon. II is the war OF two nations, to one
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tlaEo bul ho dluavowrd snmo ~ the state.
mcnls attributed 60 him DO which hr
predicted j,a capture lr iouy.cIEh, hpurf
OF IN any number of hours No. Be- aware
of tho difficulties confronting HhBflrr hut
ho Do aiap convinced that tho care. cnvfsy
and stability with which tho army ~ the
United States h1s taken hnid lf the
buaiH,ss ln hand VIII carry 0, Co victory
IN such way aa 90 surpuso the pro.
csaslinauUg spanIafds
Tho pfrald,n, aud bis cabinet take much
comfort rrpn mo consideration 90 donorl
Aharrrs rcpor,a Co tho secretary % war.
IsvcD lno has been anaiouay scanned
for Information abuul the health and
np.riA of tho troops la a climate abou,
which Tho most distressing rrppfta arc &C..
called Tho weather Ca Washington has
been extremely hot during the pas, fcw
days aol Dc has been assumed that lho
troops aro auncrns from weather w"rar
than here with the added dls. omfprtr
Of marching In tropical aun. assaults
from strange ln-c,, p,ats and ln some
caA,n The burden ~ unavailable cioghlng
n any ~ these inconvenience arc islt
they have bc,n born, s,olcally. Tor not
one word has come &, headquarters Go
show lhat tho men 1rc up, having . bet.
ter lImo than they were 10 camp a. chick.
amauEa Tampa or camp Algsr
Pando 10 hufDing TO Santiago bu, hc H
heavily Handicapped. being Obliged Co
guard supplies which ne To- carrying 20
that ,own General shaf,yr IL fully aware
OF tho ratio at which he 10 advancing ami
Of tho difficulties attending his march ,o
Santiago This Information he grtr from
hour 90 hour from The insurgents who are
cooperating with him and who arc "a.
mlilar with tho country between Sanll.
ago and Manrn.llo q, would not surprise
the prrsIdonl TO learn at any timo that
Moro castle had fallen into the hands
OF General shnfcra advance guard,
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REPORTED BATTLE AT SANTIAGO
Associated rrcss Dlspatchl

iNno"''"N'N I l'No b''i"'N"l
Madrid, June 30. MldnIght,-lt Is rumor-
ed here that u great battle has been
fought at Santiago, resulting favornbly
10 tho spnnlards, Tho report is uncon.
ilrmed
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TIE PIONEER LIMITEp

Is the name OF the only perfect train IN
tho world. now running every night be-
tween ST. Paul and Chicago. via the
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway
the pionecr road OF the west in adopt
lng all improved facilities for the safety
and enjoyment Of passengers. An illus
trated pamphlet, showing vews OF beau
uml scenery along the route OF the Pio-
ncor Limited. will be sent free to any per-
son upon receipt of two-cent postage
stamp. Address George II. Heafiord.
General Passenger Agent. Chicago. III.
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A ray " light travels al the rate ot
lNJ $50 miles second. yet light In coming
10 ms from the nearcs, star takes four
years and four months In travelling
that mighty distance Flammarlan tells
us that sound would take more than three
years In crossing this abyss. At the con-
stHnt velocity Of 81 miles IN hour, an
express train starting from the earth
would not reach Alpha Ccniauri until
after an uninterrupted course OF nearly
twcnty-nvc million years, \ cannon BAN
directed from the earth to the nearest
star. and travelling at the usual rate
of speed would take about sAi500 years
In completing the Journey OF twenty-five
billion miles, the distance separating us
from Alpha Centaura--our next door
nelghbor. 1t Is s15,OoO times as far from us
as the sun, although the latter is a little
less than ninety-thrcc million miles away.
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siN rgANCisCo. Get
""'''ilLE ~ saw roHa. ~.
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THERE Is A DIFFERENCE,


ASSOCIATED Pres, plspot,hl
Washington, juno 30. tn, Hawaiian
rpolulous were taken up In the scnat,
to-day and Tllman, OF South Carolina
spoke against Ihcm
On the race problem he said. "tNr my
par, / declare that the races are no,
equal and never were. God never made
them go, and while subscribe to the
doctrine that among the inallcnable rights
Of man rs the ygh, Of lie, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness declare my
unnltcrublc faith In the declaration that
the white race Is superior to the col
orod"
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Go East.

via Billings and the Burlington route, and
you reach Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis,
and all other southern and southeastern
cities half day sooner than travellers
who take any other line.
Go east via st. Paul and the Burlington
route, and you ride on the finest train on
earth-the Burlingtons st. Paul-Chicago
Limited.
Go east via Ogden and Denver. and you
see the wonderful scenery of the Rockies,
famed the world over as the most mag
nlficent on the continent.
Tickets at offices OF connecting lines
A. c. SHELDON,
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India Is a nation OF pawnshops, accord
Ing to General Ruon The people think
the clevercst man is he who devlscs the
largest number OF ways by which to
borrow money, They put In pledge their
lands, oxen jewelry. themselves, their
children and their grandchildren, and
cases have even been known whore a
father to obtain money TO dcfray the
expense Of his daughters wedding has
pledged as collateral the nrst child to
be born OF the union.
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Master ~ human dcsunlcs am /
Famv love and fortune on my footstcp.
walt
cities and fields / walk ! penetrate
Deserts and seas remote. and passing 10y
Howl ana mart and palace, soon or lat,
knock unblidcu. once on every gate.
II sleeping, wake; " fcns,lng rise before
turn away. b, is the hour ot fate
And they who follow me rcach every state
Mortals desire, and conquer every Zoe
Save death, bu, those who doub, or hcsi-
tate.
Condemned 20 failure. ponury and woe,
Seek me In vain, and usclrssly implore;
| answer not, ana return no more,
Hon. ]. ]. ingalls,.
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IN THE ORIENT.
The japanese Central Tea Guild Protests
Against the American War Tax.
[Assoclatod Press Dispatch !


GAssoolatod Press Dlspatch,l
Vancouver, II. c., Juno 3O--Late mail
Odviccs from Japan say that the president
OF the Central Tea Guild has tolcgraphcd
President Mckinley that the tax ON tea
will check commerce between Japan ana
America, and ought therefore to be re-
considered, Five thousand tea flrers will
be put out OF employment In consequence
of the duty,
The district surrounding Yokohama was
visited by fearful storm June s, The
rivers Yoshlda, Okla and the canal over
flowed submergng part of otomachi
tho whole Of Alooho, sumiyohlcho and
onoyecho At jim Yumote several houses
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AssIeNEE's NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed az
signee of Rebecca Strauss. an insolvenl
debtor. Creditors of the said asslgnoI
are hereby notified to present their claims
under oath to the undersigned within
three month from this date at his place
of business at No. 57S Commercial street
Astoria, Oregon.
Dated this llth day OF December. 1897.
N. sCHLUssEL.
Assignee OF Rebecca Strauss. an insolven'
debtor. .'A
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collapsed ana four men we're killed A
bridgo over the linnlu river was wnshoc
away. besides a part NJ the ombankmopi
At llndano. whore Two persons lost tholi
llycH
In Toxic 20 houses woro hooded Similar
reports have been received from Alchi
lo1raM, Mlyo Hallnmn ana Nnguno pro-
lectures, ON Yayomma island. ono ~ Uhe
Loprhop group. some iD houses were
damaged, while the whol ana mlllot
plantations suffered io such an extent
mat production VIII probably boz reduced
to 20 per cent
Horoua uyl disturbances ara reported
IN CHINA People 100 Wolu ana ln fuMan
pruunccr are ln state VI unrest. nnd
wprhIpa have boon aoul 10 the f1rmor
port aud 10 roochow riots have broken
uul ln canton, and lhoro has hern serious
rolIug no Nlngpo. The Black Flaga are
In revolt
Il So reported lu Shanghai ,bll me
American mission establishment BE- Tong.
chow. near Wuohow hns been attacked
by mob looted ana burned Theru 10 no
u,w- uf any mcmbera NJ lhc mlsslon br-
Ing killed 90 it 10 probable mni lhcy
managed % tsrnpc 100 boats ST. clover
la Iu charge ~ tho mIaaipn ni roug,huw
Tho nrrroy has boon requested ny the
American consul lo instruct lho prsfoct pf
wuchow to dIapai % troops 90 qugIl tne
disturbance AMI AFFORD proper protc lion
lo lho missionaries
Mat-allrt the rbrIllous u.rnro chief
bas ro,olirl again llc has formed an
alliance with 800 inland tribe which hns.
5Du nghung m,n. il ~ q. royer has.
sailed mr Hurnro
bnul.hss received by shanghai man
dar0ns from rln T-In say the Hu-uan
CONSUL 90 chat port has received lnam..
u"n- from lhr nuann authorities at port
Arthur aod Tallonaan ,, 90, eject that In
future auy rorrIrnsfa d,sunE 200 ,.sl. 90,
hsl.nam'd place mus, nnt obtain special
pirsuoria from 90, Husaan ,1nul
a AriEnHaut s.sn wh..h points clearly 90
lb, ulumat, plans of Russia m regard
20 Msu,huns .s ins heading of Husaan
uniclal documents. which makes th, e.,
rrn'r general of ~h'n governor ni'o oi
Port Arthur F"1'u"an and 'hc'r dep'na.
cnc''r.
A r'h.us telegram dated June a's'
"Ihc Request of the French government
'' ''nH'rHr, ID railway between ichai an1
T'nh'ns n'Nns h'cu refused ny CHINA
ho former h's sent n'un,alon 'h'i she
"'i rf".r'd WITH building the road when
'h' rl'ar'a'
The J'mnr-o elections VIII Doe held 'n'
'''i'r part ~ July
Iapans rl,Il code has been adopted ana
c1mrs in,, force the 90, ~ July owing
,n lhr sudden dissolution ,t ,hc dict ,hy
urw commercial code was mot sanctioned |
The Japanese minister Of agriculture |
and ,rmmsr,, ls credited with the ln,cn.
uuu NJ establishing japanese American
bank With % capital ~ D Uopu yen under
government sanction
in United States consular cour, az
NarssaA Jun, o.. Kelly. the proprietor
uf gtos,h,p in uura. was found guilty
~ tho murder of an American sailor
nam,i Cannon. and WAS sentenced 20
death.
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SELL &
SHIP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL
COAL
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
FLOUR AND MILL FEED
PAINTS. OILS AND vARNIsHEs
LoGGERs' SUPPLIES
FAIRBANKS SCALES
DOORS AND WINDOWS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
WAGONS AND VEHICLES
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
A Good Thing,

Mr.. j. Westly Jones, represent
ing The Farmers Business RECORD
co., called on us this week anC
showed Us the
THE FARMERS BUSINESS
RECORD.
An Account Book arranged with
rulings and headings in such a
manner that each and every trans
ac'lon OF any nature either coming
IN or going out is recorded in y
moment by simply making figures
under the proper heading thus
giving the planter a compile record
OF twenty or more years business,
IN systematic and precise method.
the same as any other business
man; also enables him to know To- |
Il cent what his profit or loss has
been each year or part of a year
on each and every product of the
plantation. 1t is so simple that a
child can understand its various
accounts and tell at a glance what
'ach and every product has yielded.
It is good lesson in book. keen
ng for your children. It also
contains Il list Of valuable Tables.
Formulas, Weights and Measures,
nd many other valuable sugyes- !
Ions Tor the planter. 4
A blank book of the same size |
ould not be purchased for less
loney, and we are glad to know
lat agents will thoroughly can a
ass this parish, as it is calcula- e
II to revolutionize farming by !,
aklng those who use it more tt
'onomlcal, systematic and busi- ii
'ss-like in their methods than p
'retofore. p
We take pleasure in heartily a, =,
it to every farmer. al
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
Estray Notice.

Taken up and Estrayed before me nv
Amos Cox, living about 4 miles fro'y NY
Alien; on Spanish Lake, a three vear o.
ola tlelfar, marked with crop and un n.
, aerolt IN each ear, and hole in the r;ght
W. white ana red frosty. Branded # NJ
On, On lelt MP and a two year old heifar
a pea roam, marked with crop off the right
q ear; r., and underblt in the LETT. BranfaJ
y Nv W -, on the left hip; The year old an. ~
p1d pIIlst st s; al e seven dollars and the year
anu o'd Is p slS dolars dl,.1 by Resell Roariguss
fhe ano MIDAS. ., 'iawley, eonjointly with me,
Ihe owner is hereby required to ".,, como
forward. prove property pav 'J cb. au,no unas
ana take them away, or thev will sIs ha
aeaIt with as the law directs tb;s 8, aobb ~
day OF December, 1897. '-'' So'D
noo q, j: j. HORTON
Doo' S4' j. p. Ward
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LOUISIANA PoPULIsT.
FRIDAY. January z, 1895.

The Police Jury met in regular
session Monday, and closed thei,
labors Wednesday evening.
Petitions asking for an election
IN wards l and 4 to vote a 5.mill
tax in aid Of the Monroe and
Natchitoches railway, also for an
election in wards 8 and 4, to vote
similar tax in aid of the Eden.
borne railway from Coushatta to
st. Maurice, were presented and
same granted.
The Police Jury then voted
mill OF the regular 10 mill parish
tax for 20 years to aid the Monroe
and Natchitoches railway in con.
structing Il railroad, foot and wap.
on bridge across Red river at Grand
Ecore.
Ihls guarantees to MS the Mon. |
roe road, and doubtless one or two|
other roads, besides the great ad.
Vantages of local travel to and
from this city.
This is one of the grandest
achievements for the material prog.
ress and development of our par
lsh that our Police Jury has ever
given us, and our present parish
legislature will go down in history
as one of the greatest benefactors q
'f our country. d
All honor to them. I
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07

:, The presiding judge, Hon. E.,
North Cullom, is much beloved in in
TINS city and be meets with the
neartlest approval of the most ny.
acting. His good nature seems
one continuous chain Of unbrolran
charity and kindly feeling. and ,, in
passing sentence upon the MANY
convicted at this term to each one
each sentence was tempered with
ienlency. Before him white, black.
poor and rich are upon tho same
footing. Color or condition bear
no I. distinction before him. for he
IS Just; in fact he is every inch - .
observation-disclosures Corresnond.
ent, Shreveport Journal.
We heartily attest the above and
DIN the Journal in rendering u de.
served compliment to our popular
District Judge.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07

There was some doubt as to Sen.
McEnery's speaking at the Demo
cratic rally in New Orleans this
week. because he and his oId-time
supporters have been ignored in
the constitutional convention fight.
Ills followers in this parish have
! oeen cruelty ignored-not allowed
TO name one Of the three members
all in the interest of barmonvi
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
successful PHYSICIANS.

We heartily recommend Dr.
iHaathawsy H.s & Co., of 337 St. Charles
street, New Orleans, La, as beino
perfectly reliable and remarkably
successful in the treatment Of
chronic 'h diseases. They cure
wnero 's, Others fail. They never en-
ploy travelling doctors. Our read
ers II in need Of medical helm
should certainly writo them. and
you will receive free of charge
.nelr expert opinion of your case
Dy return mail. They guarantee
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
NorlOn's Nuggets.

A whole lot Of our good friend.
and co-workers-sincere, homes,
and earnest men-are evidently
trying to persuade themselves that
the populist party is on the VERGE
OF dlsbanding, ''unless sometime
Is Is, done" Don't worry, brothersi
we We have been working days and
sitting up nights, with this reform
movement since $4,000 votes were
cast for Peter Cooper in 1876. It
has been killed and resurrected
half dozen times during that time:
but every time lit rose from the
dead" 1t was a heap bigger than
When 1t was buried" It seemed
to 90 it good to ''kiIl it OFF, +
actually thrived on being laid
away to rest.
The Populist party may have
met D with u setback, but the Popu-
list cause was never as formidable
as !! it is to-day. Might as we'll un- |
dertake to dam up the Niagara
river + and compel the waters to|
how back into Lake Erie as to trv
70 even check the onward course
o1 the great principles which are
embraced in the one word Ponu-
ism. ~
NOR is there any need of worry
ng about the organization. When
ne proper time comes all the old
line fopulists, who voted the tick
It in 1882 and 1898, are coming to. ,
each one is going to
'rlng a new convert along with {
nm. They are going to rally
round the old flag; emblazon on
some new thoughts and ideas
nd then with one mighty shout.
hat can be heard round the world !
ney are going to march forward o o
nd plant it on the dome of tho i,
apltol at Washington. n
Educate and agitate. Sow the 9 .
'ed and spread the light. Work. Il
Ut don't Worry.--Farmers' Sen. q
uel.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
CA9TC1ERIA.
IA iae. "A
=. e .1Z<2zzz- !::;;:, :s ::;;;
Education for The New ve,r

With the New Year come tbe
thought of new business, new res
olutlons, and new KNOWLEDGE.
With the general improvement IN
our business conditions, young
men should turn their attention TO
preparing for active service in thc
I, business world. The merits of
ooule Business College of New Or.
1a'I leans are too well known to require
any particular mention on onr
part: We recommend careful
reading OF its advertisement in this
issue .s% to our ambitious young men
and young women.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
Any Person

Wishing to know the truth in re-
gard to their health should not fail
70 send for valuable and new g.
page Booklet which will be sent
FREE for a short time to those
VINO melton this paper. This book
IS published by the celebrated phy-
siclans and specialists-Dr. Hatha-
way q Co., of 337 st. Charles St.
New Orleans, La, whom you
slould address. Write to-day.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
cASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
''';'''A ''s;'''A,zzzzNx IL. ,::;: : :

Our good friend, Hon. Am
brolse Mouton, has established a
"Real Estate and General Collec-
t.on Agency at Lafayette, La,
the heart Of the beautiful Attaka.
pas country, and those having or
desiring business in that locality
should call on or write him.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07

A small pony mare, s years old,
Gafk Day color, we'll broke and gen.
tie' little !! shy about catching, stray.
ca OH from my residence in Match.
ltoches the day before Christmas.
ANY one who will find and return
ner Will be paid for his trouble.
Got her about Lamberttown, this
parish. H. II. BRIAN
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07

Estrayed before me the upders;ane ed
Jnstice OF the Peace by d. S. OGn;n
tans one small Fllly, sorrel color, three White
leet, with small blaze in the face No .o
MARKS or brands, and about three veo,., W. =
old. 1 y Appraised by NJ. H. Holjowavs
an ana d. L; Brian, conjointly with me- sat ~
$780, "'0 rl'y cents,
neo N. T. SMITH,
Nv o. }. P. Ward One
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07

Ihree-fonrths of the Democrat
1c candidates to the Constitutional
convention are lawyers. You have
a chance in Russ and Gamble to
send two good farmers and business
men, whom. the lawyers can't turn
down.
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
An Affair of Two.

-, MARRIED--At the residence Of
Sheriff j. w. Freeman in this citv'
at aeSG $40 p. M, Tuesday, Jan. tti''
1913, Mr.. d. &. Freeman to Miss
Regle l.. Jones, both of Lake End
nee Med Rlver parish, Rev. M. E.
Weaver officiating.
The groom, cousin of our She.
rlff, is a merchant at Lake End, and
IS one of the most prominent and
we'll liked citizens of Red River
parish.
The bride is a lovely and accom-
plished daughter of Homer, Clai-
borne parish, who had been teach.
ing in Red River the past summer,
and later with her widowed moth. |
er had moved there. Although
her mother had recently married,
she objected to Miss Jones taking
a similar wiSe step, and SO advised
the Clerk at Coushatta. Nothing
daunted, the couple camo at once
to this city, where licenses. min
lster, friends and hearty well
come awaited them.
We congratulate the young cou-
pie upon the good judgement thev
nave shown in selecting their life
partners, and wish them all the
uccess and happiness they deserve. G
! MAhklED VA l; - At the Baptist d
hurch, this city, at 4 p. H.. Sun.
ay, January 2ml, 1898, Mr.. W. n
l. Ware OF Natchez, La, TO Miss Il
ally Dowden of this city, Rev. NJ. b
!. Weaver officiating. ~,
Mr.. Ware is a prosperous plan VI VI
II Of Bayou Natcliez, and is well r, ~
nown and liked hy most of our y, y,
aders, while tho handsome bride N> N
the second daughter of Dent. y. ~
lerlff s. &. Dow,len. ~
"A large concOurse of admirinp ~
ends witnessed the impressive ~ =,
and wished the happy 1'
aple long life and happiness, in an
'lch the PopULsr joins them. tlo
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07

go Johnny Michel, the Secretary of
3 State, decided in the Smart case.
' vernon parish, in a finding dated
december 8, that a mass meeting
could not nominate candidates for
the constitutional convention. In
the Hudson case, Ouachita narish
on { December %, Johnny went
6ae;<,1 PACK on the Vernon finding and
;a a mass meeting could nom
mate mate. Smart was a Populist and
hudson is Fosteronian. Daily
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07
THtEIR-~~
SUCCESS,

y. Hathaway 4 Co.'S puccesses haro hocouo .
TgfSnSshola gSI wore: !'a rae answer ia snn;e
1he3 eIo men T!Sa tr r'rr.se Of thar o,n,,o
Gn Gis of'J."Ss":s. :''t tistl2;alG. Their I,ethnds
a1a mxs ID lnoinesirss 40 IA a.nr. with the nsonia
hnu tea Sstass. Hs,y' 'r n5 to date. An,dnc ,ho
.egioh9 SG ,nlscai,o! experts and ls,t;tna,a sla
sPeclAilsts .hey stad to-day with clean 5anas 10
ens frons RANK ct respectable profession sisSn NJ NJ
aeknowle6sed originators Of the nav and uom us
Wioely adopted method CT treaciug cbrnni, nUG
comDl Dlieatsd disorders. o~AoaI0 ano
iheiF reputation rests rot on the cbean. +r,rs.
pateas Platform CT purchased testimony. bnt M
long iIst Of cG,ed patients, visible ioca' Cu ~. ~
aeSsos ae OF their SKILL. AS phycans Of business @
alu sosis! status IN the community thoy piodoa
SnoHp.ete n course Of treatment and uiti mate cnra
ny tae hatnaTay method" unabridgeG. nnS ae
Prizes iT WITHIN the reach Of all. >''A "'
aney aio regular graduates in medicine fro,,
sone cf too best medical colleges in The world
noaras DC OF Heaith. They conduct their hnsinosss ss
pa etrictly professional basis, pronis;n~ nnts
!!EES !ES put what they cen fulfill, and do not aSons
o Ea0yfGEe and fraudulent methods thnt ruop,
lootcrs and o-caled specialists ia offerns y Fly
pttonS cheaD medicines and G. q u }aLoS
n o.or to obtain few dollars from tia;r nnfn
innate Victims. sA10al uiiioi'
ia su'se'a' from an, wcst.Ha d.cscse eIao,4.,..
''ocd' "sssous collapse, o. io,a oi m.n,., .,oa.
|!dH5y or urinary dii3ouisy h,......,S ''e0''
The Louisiana populist., 1898-01-07

The Populist of this State bavo
always, and still advocate an
election law that nineteenth, Of thn
wlsest and best men of the nation
consider the best law ever devised
&c TO secure a fair and honest cleo.
tlon, While the democrats hive IN.
posed all reform that curtailed Tho
power OF the ballot box stutfer or
tne dictator that sits in the Gov
ernors chair. This veil. raised
aooat 4 negro republican combine.
&C, comes from the followers Of y
set OF politicians that have suc.
ceeded by stufing ballot boxes
WlSh negro votes and yelling white
supremacy. There is no tellino.
what secret designs the ballot box |
'toners y expect to press through
-ne conventlon.-Alliance Farmer.