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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

According to General Joseph wheel
er, the custom Of setting apart day for
decorating the soldiers graves had It's
origin among the women of his own
State OF Alabama. Unlike the men,
they would lot permit their dead "qui-
city to become a part OF general his
tory" Under the title, The Memory of
Our Fighting Men, General Wheeler
contributes to the Saturday Evening
Post Of May ~ strong paper on the
history and significance of Memorial
Day. General Goblin. of the G. A. R.,
also treats similar topic. but from a
differing point of view.
Among the fiction IN this number IL
The Crump's Greek Tangle, Il Decora-
ton Day story by John Habberton 1t
10 one Of the Cleverest Of Mr. Habber.
toms clever tales Of PLAIN people.
Another feature of the Decoration
Day number Of the Post is q poem by
Frank L. Stanton, that Is notable tri-
butte to 1.-The Fallen of the Fight:
Oh. the story and the glory of the fallen
OF the fight!
Does the clamOr of the captains reach
IheiT ranks and ghostIy white?
Nay they rest with rusting blades,
All the glory starred brIgades,
And the peace of TOD Is on them in the
splendor OF the light.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

Admiral Dewey Is expected to return
to this country within the next four
months and already plans for his recep-
ton and entertainment are being made.
Among other things ten thousand dol
lar dinner has been arranged BY One
hundred of his New York admirers.
THIS of course Ia all predlcated upon
the idea that the war in the PHILIPPINES
will have been ended. but We doubt If
such will be the case, the government.
true, is holding ont such a!promise but
we are prone to believe that the wish Is
father to the thought. However. when
Dewey does return he will receive a
reception and welcome BETTING his high
position and the glorious service be has
given his country,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

2. 100 acres of land, being the E1s
of SW1I4 and E14 of SWA Sec. "a Il. Z
8. 40 acres, being the sw14 of sE14
Sec. &c Il. Is r, Z.
4, 20 acres on Little River, between
lands of Brossett and Norris.
5. Half of 100 acres, being the NW14
of SE14, SWL of NE14, Ell of NEA
and SW1l Sec. 81 T. 8 R9.
=. so acres being NW14 of SWA Sec
36 T. Or. 10.
Z. 50 acres in Section 9 r. r..
bounded North and East by Lake Ac-
case, South by Provencal Bayou and
West bv lands of J. A. Carroll.
3. 2615 acres of land on Little River,
between lands of DerOusseau and Car
roll.
10. Half interest in 60.4O arpents on
Cane River. bounded above by lands of
Marie Pauline ROcques and below by
lands of Marie Liscelle Rocques in the
rear by Francois Rapeael.
II. 520.36 acres known as the Ste
phens tract on Bayou Saline.
II. Quarter interest in 5S2.65 acres
on Horsehead Bayou near ClOutierville
and described as Sec. 40 Il. 5 r. w.
Is. 80 acres near Spanish Lake, des-
ignated as Lot of Section &c and Lot I
Of Sec. "a T. 10RS.
IA. Six lot in SpringUile, being Lots
II, Is, II, Is, 81 and y.
Is. 1856 acres of land with all the
buildings and improvements thereon,
situated on Cane River about 3 miles
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
Remarkable Rescue,

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainfeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement. that She caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for month by her family Dhysi-
clan, but grew worse. He told her che
was hopeless victim of consumption
and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DR. Kings New
Discovery for COnsumDtion: she bought
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from first Dose She continued
Its use and after taking SIX bottles, found
herself sound aud well, now does her own
housewOrk, and is as well as she ever
was. Free trial bottles of this Great Dis
eoyery ct NatchitOches Drug co. Large
bottles SOC and 81,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
Secretary Long on the New Navy,

Hon. John D. Long, Secretary of the
Navy. is the author of a very notable
contribution to the Forthcoming (June
number of Frank Leslles Popular
Monthly, now a giant among the ten
cent magazines. 1t IS entitled The
Building Of the New Navy" and Is IL
lusTated with nearly forty elaborate
pictures and official plans, showing
types of all the classes of the United
States war vessels. from :the torpedo
boats and destroyers TO the most form
liable first-class battleship, such IS the
new Maine, the Kearsarge and the Ken
lucky. In the course of this elaborate
and comprehensive paper, Secretary
Long reviews, In most appreclative
manner, the work of his distinguished
predecessors IN office Secretaries Hunt,
Chandler. Whitney, Tracy and Herbert
efficient and patriotic energy
In the building OF the new navy led up
to the glorious result cons animated un-
DER the uresent administration.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

Mary Aline Chambers, born March g.,
1889, died May 9, 1899.
1t was only the happy passing Of a
| little child from earth to heaven. vet
that intelligence: "AlIne Ia dead" con.
veyed deep anguish to many hearts.
The death of little AlIne was not uneX-
pected. for long weary months she was
the victim of a lingering disease, and
the courage. fOrtItude and resignation,
heroic and heavenly with which she
bore her almost excruclaling sufferinRs
were marvellous in the extreme, a model
worthy to be patterned BY all who saw
the gentle little sufferer Many and fer
vent were the wishes waited on high for
her recovery, but our angel OF love and
benediciion was too perfect for mortal
sphere; too fair blossom for earth; too
pure and sacred specimen of Gods
holy, noble work. OF wonderfully
sweet. bright and attractive disposition,
AlIne was not only the fond joy of the
happy home circle, but the pet and ia
vorite companion OF a wide range of
friends and plaVmates.
No wonder the grief of her sOrrowlng
comrades and she sympathetneiic sor-
row of those Of maturer age was hard
to assuage.
Dear little Allnc! She was formed of
every creatures best; blessed with all
the elements that go into the formation
of an angelic character. Short was her
pathway through life, yet kind nature
was prodi9al IN scattering flowers along
that brief pathway. On the day of her
funeral rare luxurlance Of floral Offer |
ings brought by sympathetic hearts |
made an appropriate background for the |
dear little stilled form. Around the |
precious casket bloomed fragrant, spot
less. floral beauties and claRped within |
her angel chiselled finger were fair |
Annunciation llllies-fit emblems of her
blessed Mother Mary wnOm she loved
so true, herself the fairest most precious
blossom Of all, culled for the Heavenly !
Gardener.
Youthful pupils of St. Marv's Aead-
envy and devoted little friends aLted 90
active .and honorary paIlbearers and
bore the little caaket containing the
sleeping form Of gentle, patient, win
some little AlIne.
The service, simple yet beautiful con-
Guided with the chanting of the sad,
sweet hymn, "Thy Will be DONE"
words SO often and 30 earnestly uttered
By eur lost darling.
May the Providence of God dlffuse
graces upon the anguished
hearts of those left behind, and aiOrn
hem now and always with virtues
christian flowers.
A FRIEND,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
Succession Sale.
Succession Of q. D. Addison, decd.

Succession OF d. d. Addison, decd
By virtue of an order of the 10th Dist
Court, of date Nav 10th, 1899. ordering
a sale of the property belonging to the
succession of j. D. Addison, situated in
the Parish of Natchitoches, to pay debts,
and to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction at the front door OF
the courthouse In the city Of Natchito-
ches on
TUESDAY. JUNE goth, 1899,
at IL O'Clock No., the following property
to wit:
LIST. The Kay place, being the M of
the N E11 Sec. u, I. r SO 1l-lOO
2nd. The M. ,, Levin place being
the n VIZ of the s VIZ and s Wa OF
N VIZ Of Sec. &c, T. R-SO acres.
3rd. The ". Z, Horn place, being
the NEN of n E114 and So of NEL
Sec. 8. 7. 6 r. SHE s.. 100 acres.
4th. The =. Moss place, being the S
VIZ Of 5 VIZ Sec. SO; So of S EL
N EA Of s. E4 Sec. 30, TIRE, and N
Ell of n E14 Sec. 2 7 6 r S-24O acres.
9Th The : VIZ ofN Wa Sec, 8, T
8 r $40 acres.
9th. The Slaughter place, being 8
VIZ Of 8 W4and So ON. VIZ Sec.
10, T6R $40 acres.
.7th. The FtanktOn place, being Ell
Of n VIZ and n Wa Of S VIZ Sec. 20,
Il 6 r $40 acres.
9Th. The EA ofSWk and the 81
of S E114 Sec. l. I R 9-l2O acres.
9th. The fractional part I NWk
and fractional part Of n VIZ OfNEL
north of the I. Il P. r. r. in the town
of Provencal AID in Sec. 2S T8RS.
10th. The t'rammell place being s.
Wa of Sec. / r X and being part of
lot No. % BlulwOrth survey-iGi acres.
11the The " of s E1a Sec. 70 north |
o. T. & p. reservation, T 8 X 3 less land
sold to J. A. Dale, A. NJ. Crane and Joe |
18th. The j NJ. Collins place being
VIZ of S Wa, Sec. IL and that portion
Of the N Wa of N VIZ of Sec 20 on |
north side of Bayou Kisatchie T 5R7-l
100 acres.
18Th. Part d Cobb land. being s WI
If s En- Sec. 80 and N VIZ of N Ell
Sec. 5, tyr s. 80 acres.
l4th. The dghty acres on the left
'ank Of Old Rker. descending, bounded
above by Mrs. b. Metoyer, below by A.
u. Metoyer in rear by public land and
ront by Old River.
18th. The Md D'Aigle tract on Athao
River, BOUNDED north by p. Brosset,
Outh by Lise Ecruggs and DeslOuches,
asst by Md TAigIe Bayou, and west
,y Athao RivG-90 acres.
18th. The I. s. Nash place in south
west corner oS VIZ Sec. IS, 4 8 X and
n n EH of N va See. 2, and in n Wa
4 N va Sec!2. TT RS.
18th. Lot 10. II, Block No. Is, in
'rovencal, La
18th: Lot Ma Block No. II, in
10Th. Lots Nos. 4, 6, IA, Is and l6,
flock No. "a, in Provencal, La.
Goth. Lots. Nos. 1, 2, 8. in Block No
z. in PrOvencal, La.
2lst. Lots Nos. 5 and s, in Block No.
5, in PrOveucal. La.
22nd. Lots Nos. 4, 5, and 9, Block
70. rs, in PrOvencal, La.
23rd. The Bridges lot, with front OF
20 feet on L. g.. p X r. by depth of
30 feet, bounded north by T. & P. r. R.
aSt and south by j T. Carson. west by
It of Mrs. L j. Addison. All of said
roperty situated in the parish of Match
Oches.
Terms of Sale--Cash, subject to ap-
as per inventory on file in
J. B. TREADWAY.
may Is. Executor.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
THURSDAY. MAY rs, 1899.
The Press Convention.

We wOt not II all the meetings of tn
Louisiana Press Association are as pleas
ant as the one that recently convened a
Baton Rouge as this was our first meet.
ing with that august body, bat we fee
cafe in saying that meyer could host d.
dutv more nobly than did the "e-':..'
Wy UH sA,s accaa'c- every meals
snst could induce to comfort and pleas
ure, real or imaginary, were skillfully
employed. State and city officials, local
papers, private individuals constituted
themselves as masters OF ceremonies and
each and every guest was fully and duly
bonored.
After the first meeting which was
heId al the state house when Governor
Foster gave the first cordial greeting
and was followed in turn by several of
the most prominent citizens, all the
sessions were held at the University pa
wilton which had been tastefuIIy and
mnlguelv decorated by the ladies of
BGiOn Rouge The President, our own.
MIR. Boyd, with bic corps of able pro-
fcssors and the cadets did all in their
power to add to the pleasure Of the
press people who number In their rank
come Of Gbc most cultured. influential and
able men ana women IN the State.
Although there was much routine work
there was much social commingling and
and recreation, and the following gay
tiles were planned 10 honor Of the VS.
ttOrs. each succeeding one proving more
delightful than the last: A trolly ride
around the city, a reception at the Gov
eTu0T's mansion, where the Fevelry by
night looked upon fair women and brave
men; grand banquet at tie Verandah
Hotel, carnage drive and visit to the
Different pnbIIc institutions, the Pent-
tentIaIy, Deaf aud Dumb Asylum. Uni
vcrsIty. Blind Asylum, followed bY a
Seast at the leading cOnfectIoner's, IN
excursion to Jackson, of which more
anony and the last ut st. Joseph's Aca-
deny q reception and literary and mus
teal program followed by q delightful
feast and hore charming still the gentle |
nrns were the POSSESSES, thing un-
Drecedented IN the history of convent
Vie, and, therefore, the more appreci- |
aied.
To say that the Loulsiana Press AS
saciaIiOn was royalty entertained by the
good people Of BatoL Rouge would be
expressing II very mildly. The senti-
mens That must naturally follow the
osurteous aud open-handed hospitality
that twas extended and enjoyed, must
add 70 the prestige already established
and for generations TO come will neces-
lartlY rebound 10 the honor and credit
% oug Capital City.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
ST.. MAl.RICE. I

ST. MAURICE, LA.
Quite pretty home wedding took
place at daisy Plantation" on Red
River the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N. r..
johnson, MAY 10th, 4 D. m, Miss Bertha
johnson was united to Mr.. D. L. Young
in the holy bond Of matrimOny.
Long before the hour the guests be-
gan TO arrive and the house was soon
:. SS0ed with tue numerous relatives
g hiends- OF the contracting parties.
Jne bride on The arm of her father, Mr..
N. i. johnson. preceded bv her maid Of
honor, Miss E Rnsca, was met by the
groom coming from the opposite door
and proceeded to the fartherest end of
the open hall which was completely
embarked with evergreens and flowers
and reminded one of the Garden of
Eden.
Here, IN this nook. awaiting them.
was Rev. K. s. lisa bel, who, 10 a solemn
and Impressive manner, pronounced tine
words that madesthem man and wife.
After the ceremony the couple receiv-
ed congratulations and spent several
pleasant minutes with the assembled
guests. Curtains were then thrown
back and all were invited out to the
back gallery where delightful refresh
ments were partaken of from the heav-
lily laden tables. The large brides cake,
suFnounted by cluster of white roses
and ferns, drew the attention of all.
The bride was gOwned IN a beautiful
white crgandv. trimmed with French
lace and satin ribbon. She
wore hat, which was a perfect dream
Of white silk null and lilies of the val
ley, and carried bouquet of white lIls
lies. Her face, naturally sweet, was
radiant with happiness on this her wed.
ding day. Miss Z. Rusca, as maid of
honor, looked very cute and pretty In
costume Of white over lavender, with
bat TO match. The groom was becom-
Ingly attired In the conventional black.
He 10 the second son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
I onng, Sr.. Of Campte.
They will make their home at Star
light. where the groom Is In business
With bis uncle, Mr.. M. L. Resdhimer.
The writer wishes the happy pair o |
ong and PROSPEROUS journey through
nIs life together
A GUEST,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

The sympathy or Ihs whsIs asoath
particularly Of Louinana, was enlisted
several lnonGs ago when pleasure party
was Icss aboard the yacht Paul Jones.
and onis one boaY was recovered. About
. wees aGO NE sea gave up another Of
lss dead and the body o. Miss Fageart
enc Of The fair young guests aboard, was
recovered and identified. The parents
prominent people OF indianapolis, came
south q once, dlsanteFrea The remains
val had been temporarily buried ut
Snandeleur Island and having fully
sdsnsined them had them conveyed to
seelF home where ,heY were buried IN
ne Mmliy vault, and the comfort OF
AAewIaR that the beloved daughter rests
Anong her psoOle Ia meaeure:,nav Gal.
Hate their intenss grief.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

The Alabama Legislature has repeal
cd the act providing for constitutional
convention, and Gov. Jones won, but
this does not mean that the end desired
to be accomplished by the holding Of a
constitutional convention the elimina-
ton OF the ignorant negro from the cleo
torate-wIll not be accomplished, as
the end desired will be reached by
amendments to the present constitution.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

A generation ago there were only two
colleges Ia the United States drawing
Interest on funds reaching 81 zoo, 600.
Now Chicago college asks an audl-
tion Of eS,0OO,OOO IN single year, al.
Though IL ALREADY has productive funda
amounting to 5.SO0.0O0. A single in.
dtvIdudl within HacOmparat,veiy few
years has bestowed upon it S7,426 900.
Harvard's Understanding funds last
year were 88.963, O53 Yalefs $500. 600.
ColnmbIa's $500, 900, CorneII's Sc 446..
Sl8, Girard's Sl5,O4S.l 46, and Leland
Stanford. Jr. Q. s.. 100000.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

Mr.. R. P. Olivia. of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aikens s. c., Weak
nerves had caused severe pains in the
back OF his had. On using Electric
Brtters Americas greatest blood and
nerve remedy. al pain soon left him. He
says this grand. medicine is what his
country needs, All America knows
that it cures liver and kidney trouble,
purities the blood tones M the stomach,
strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor
and new life into eyely muscle. nerve
anc organ of the body. If weak. tired
or ailing you need it. Every bottle suar-
anteed, only 30 cents. Sold by Natchl-
toches Drug Co, Limited.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

Governor Thomas, of Colorado, has
threatened to test the right of the gov
eminent to hold the volunteers IN tho
Philippines against their Will. in the
courts Howevp, we do not believe
McKi-'ey will! give him the opportunity.
Gen. G'orbin says the order for the re-
turn of the volunteers has been issued
and they will be brought nome as fast
Al transports can be secured, and has
10 written the Governor of Colorado.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
ADVERTISING RATES.

TranaIenI advertisements, 81 per
4uare first inssstien; each subsequent
Insertion 50 cent? per square.
OficiaI or legal advertisements, 81
Der square first Insertion; each subge-
9uent insertion so cents per square.
Local advertisements l0cts per line.
Editorial notices, first insertion. 10
Oents per line; subsequently 10 cents
per line.
Brief communications upon subjects
Of public interests solicited.
Obituaries, 6 inches free; over 8 inch
es, will be charged for Mt regular rates.
The Editor Is not responsible for the
views expressed BY CORES pondents.
No attention paid to anonymous let
era
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
70 Take Life Eiannv.

Sweet music appeals to the hear, and
ilgntens many Of life's burdens. Il you
ca navc ever heard the sweet-toned SreRer
Klano you Will appreciate this. TO
,eacn tne highest standard Of excel
lence mas always been the aim Ia the
smanHiaetufe OF the Celebrated Sterer
Elano. Onlv the best material ID used
s sns,,sring great durability. Every piano
Inc Steeer factories, thoroughly
equipped with the best and most i'm.
proved machinery, located at Steger.
i',:, are among the largest ia the Vest
intending purchaser will md Il prof
l,aDle 70 write for full descriptive cat
aIogue, which will be mailed free uDou
.,ep.1nIllcstion, Steger d %. Established
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

Gen. Allen Jusnel, adiataat general.
wasnes q organize full regiment o.
inaansry Of 1875 men and officers, cesn.
nosed O twelve companies Of los men
each. HE idea u 10 have sour country
co''snanirs. Two Of which are alleady
y seEyls,sa one 1t ST. Francisyllle in
west Fell lana parish under abe COM
hisnd q Cspt. Louis z. Kllbonrne, ana
one AZ New IBERIA with A. II. MulIsr
csptasn. The other two win be from
MOnroe and Hammond under CaptaIns
Saabbs and Cate rrspsttfully. wh,Is she
eight other companies viii Be formed Is
Rev orlears. =
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

The death OF Gen. WIN, I'orcher Miles
at has home near DOnaidsonvilIe on last
Thursday evening Is sadly deplored
throughout the State, as 1t removes from
useful life man In whom was COM
blned many excellent and rare qualities
and nna who, ranked high. as Q scholar.
bhilanthroDiss, statesman and pasriOt.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
BEST OF ALL.

To cEeaAse the system IN q gentle aud
truly beneficial manner, when the String.
time comes, use the true and perfect
remedy Syrup OF Figs. Buy the gem
uines Manufactured by the California
zig syrup Go. only, and for sa'e BY all
drugsists. at 90 cents DER bottle.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

The Century will issue three special
numbers: June "Out-of- doors Numb.
err; July, "The Story rellers' Numb
err; and August, "Midsummer and
Travel number" An article by Henry
van Dyke on "Fisherman's Luck" and
a dozen striking pictures of Niagara
Falls by the artist Oastaigne are two Of
The features of the June issue.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

MeekneS manifests itself IN the Ia. a,
ambition and aching bones. Ths blood i
w9eery; the tissues are wasting--the door i
oelag opened r. fdisease- A botSle az BrOwnr'
l 1EOn blsters TAKEN IN tins viii restore yo,R
blood rich and red. No Won mos s sS,,.5
snan anexpenMve special course ofueaiefns
SrownF Iron Bitsers is cold By eli dealer.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
Proclamation OF Election.

BY virtue of the power vested in Us
bv law, we the undersigned Board of
supervisors for the Parish of NatchitO-
ches do hereby give public notice that
special election will be held in school
district No. 1. Ward 5, Of the Parish of
NatchItOches at the legal polling places
on
MONDAY. JUNE 18th, 1899.
for the purpose of taking the sense and
taking the wishes of the property tax
payers OF said school district No. I,
Ward s. Parish of Natchitoches, upon
the question of levyIng a special tax of
(5) i've mills on the dollar In excess of
the ordinary tax now levied, shall be
levied on ali taxable property assessed
in said school district No. /, Ward s,
for period of (5) five year, for the pur-
pose Of maintaining and supporting q
white pu blic school at the town Of Mar
thaville.
The election precinct and polling
place for said school district No. l IL
MarthavIlle.
And pursuant to law and the foregoing.
We. the eaid Board % Supervisors Of
election aforesaid dc hereby name and
appoint the following commissioners
and clerk to pr, side at said election on
June 18th. 1889:
Precinct No. ], MaTthaVilIe-CommIs.
aioners, G. w. Small, T j. JacksOn and
w. B. Patterson; A. A. WbstlUck, Jr..
CLERK.
The commissioner are instructed to
ODen said election &c o clock a. M.
and to close the same at 6 O'clock p. tn.
In accordance wIIb See. s of Act No.
I52 Of 'he Acts of 1898, and IN all their
acts TO conform to law and the ordin-
ances Of the Police Jury.
Given under cur official sanction on
this the 18th day of May, A. d., 1899,
In the Parish Of Natchitoches, State Of
La.
U. P. BREAZEALE,
a. F, PORTER,
Board of Supervisors of Election Parish
Il NatehitOrhcs. State Of La.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
ian 2O-yr
a CARD.

To the good people of the city OF
NatchitOches and surrounding commu-
ity. wish to tender my many thanks
for the liberal patronage and favOrs ex-
tended me jnTlng the past several years
In the line OF cemetery and monumental
work, tomb stones and iron fencing.
Having received a liberal share of
your patronage in the past and wish
to inform You that am still in the lead
with new and selected designs and will
be pleased to call ON or write you when
in need of anything in my line
Respectfully,
/. D. RAINS.
Marthavllle Nov. II. 1898
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

Fish frys are the very delightful and
seasona6ie fad OF the hour now IN
Natchitoches. There were several pru-
yate ones given 81 the Lake dam during
the past week.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

In spite Of the hot weather we notiCs
from our exchanges that smallpox con-
sinues to spread In the southwestern
portion Of the State.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18
SaE USED A GAME

II have taken Hoods Sarsapsrilla for
throat trouble and female Complains
ana have found u just as recommended .
ny mother had rheumatism and was
oDifged 20 use cane when che walked
since taking Hoods SaFaapariIIa she
can 60 almost anywhere without cane ~
u. =. McCoy, RoseIand, La.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

The little town Of Olaquemine is ar
ranging to issue $4,000 of bonds for
the Improvement of the town. The
Monroe bonds sold at a premium.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-18

Preparations fur commencement 60
on apace and he very successful ses-
sion Of 'Ss-'ss promises to end IN a
blaze Of glory,