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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-04-13

We will forfeit 81 900 if any Of cur pub
lfshed testimonials are proven to be not
genuine. The P1so Co., Warren, Pa.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-04-13

whom the realities Oh the WOilu-TdHk
and wealth and the unwritten laws
that govern society-are as naught.
"Shall | go now:'' 1 whispered, my
heart beating fast with the hope that
few minutes might set me free. .
Yes. darling. you had better co.
said Irene. But her dear arms. We're
about me. and I was more than con-
tent to remain a little longer. We
were standing close together. murmur-
ing broken words of love. when sud
Gely we started asunder. We had
heard a noise below! Another moment
and the heavy steps Of my gaoler We're
heard ascending the stairs.
ooh, what shall l do?' moaned
Irene. II shall never forgive myself!
But for we you would have been at
! liberty this moment!
"No. no! 1t was l who could not
leave your
To-morrow-there may be chance
tomorrow. The roads are so bad
they may wait day or two. l Will
try to bribe-Good-bye!'
In an instant she was gone from me.
Quick as thought she had darted out
side and locked the door behind her.
! "a pretty watch you keep, Serge!
/ heard her light, nervous laugh on the
i other side of the door. 81 wonder what
my father would say if were to tell
him I had found you asleep at your
post in the middle of the night"
The Russian growled out something
in reply, but could not catch what
lie said. Another minute, and heard
the grating Of the lock as the key
turned in the door at the foot of the
stairs. Not till that moment did real
ize how near had been to freedom
and 1t was a bitter thing to think tina
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-22

II he hasn't II In stock, Carl Adler, Ba.
ker City, will order for you any book
published In the world, In any language.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-22

Of other prosperous and we'll pleased
Montana men In the Sumpter district.
This fact refutes the Lowney lie as a
whole and there Is, therefore, no necessity
to prove its falsely In detail.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-22
IS SUMPTER A FAKEs
So Designated by Butte Paper
and Drunken Bum.

SumptcI mas attained pOSItlOn OI SuTl'
cient importance to inspire an attack from
q powerful rival; no less, In fact, than the
much boasted, acknowledged "greates,
camp on earth," Butte, Montana. The
Inter Mountain, a daily newspaper Of
that town, publishes In its issue Of No.
vember 10, under the scare headline,
IAN Oregon Fake" ludicrously false
letter from one, Tim Lowney, dated at
Sumpter, November I3, in which he des.
gna,es this town as merely a logging
camp crowded with idle, hungry men;
speaks disparagingIy Of three Of the
greatest mines on the continent, the Col.
conda, Red Boy and Bonanza; says the
only good rock he has seen here came
from Montana and relieves himself Of his
entire job lot Of similar uansparently
idiotic falsehoOds.
THE MINER man never heard Of Tim
Lowney before and could not find any
trace Of him In any Of the hotels or lodg.
ing houses here, but In his efforts to get
glimpse Of so monumental a liar, met a
number Of Butte gentlemen who volun.
,..,.d sam. Interesting I,fo,m,,ion r..
garding the antecedents and character Of
this anthrapoidal ape. In the first place,
he wears tbs championship belt for being
IA. mos, i,,.t..n,,hi. go,d.,;,.t idio,
ever manufactured at and turned out Of
,,y -, p,o,.s.o, k..l.v,s fool ,,e,orirs
a. IA. i,lI., ,,om y,,,. so In, nc the
,,h,.L.v ,,,,,i,, b,h,, ,s co,s.,,.d b,,
sin ,.,,in. IN. k,.,.v yold.y;v., mental
m,,,dv k,ow, /, ,on.sr,.n,ihe circles os
d,m,ooI Aside from these acquired ne.
embellishments. he w,s endowed nv m.
,u,r with n .~lf.co,kinv month. n breech.
loading rnun,io,iny opporot,, and an IN.
.xh,,,.,,h,. m,y,,inr of blank CARTRIDGES
loaded w,,h rxnIosivr language on,v. and
y,. n.v., know, IN m. oH n sensible
iJr, or , subs,,,,i,,rd f,,, |, his life.
Sine his or,iv,, In Sum,,-r he s,.,,
nj, time around IN. saloons. until ne be.
came such AN unind,,roh,e "ri,yer i'm"
nuisance tina, he had 10 h. ,b,,rd. Ne
then turned hi, attention 10 literature and
the .ausion pubI,,h-i IN the pu,,r Inter
Moun,,i, Is the trsul, of his I,hors
One gentleman from Butte informs THl
MINER ,b,, h. has M, Irft IN. ,amp
since nj, arrival. and II he had seen n
min. IN IN. district. |, wos trom the hack
window a, som. saloon. the rrorrir,or a,
which hadn't soften an ~ nj. game and
fired him ou,.
on course su,h = character is no,
wo,,hv a, the .r,,. and ,,,.n,;on here
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-22

Go and see Case, Looney & Co.'s new
furniture arrivals.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
A Magnificent Carnival.

THE ENTERPRISE acknowledges thu
receipt from the Grand Order of thu
Orient the receipt of complimentary
tickets for the editor AMI family to the
Grand Pa Di Shah's Mardi Gras ball al
Shreveport on the night of February
l4th.
This ball will be the closing scene oi
one OF the most magnificent carnivais
hat has ever been witnessed in the State
There will be :wo days Of felivitles, fun
mirth and music.
On Monday morning, the 18th, there
will be witnessed the arrival of the
Grand Pa hi Shah (KIng) Of the Carni-
val. He will be escorted to the court
house where the key of the city will be
turned over to him. He and his Pa Di
Shina will then reuiew the grand Trades
Union and Business Display and Parade.
Ga that night me Princes of the Orient
and Hoo Hoo's will parade. Tuesday
morning the Commercial Travellers and
other order Will parade and that night
wilt be the grand Mardl Gras process
SION followed by the bali.
The Grand Order of the Orient at
Shreveport has captured both the city
and the surrounding cities and country
by their efforts ia this matter, and there
will be whole town full Of people on
that occasion.
All the railroads will give one fare
rates Into Shreveport on account of this
great OCCASION
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
CA % - o7 IA.
ne.v, ths 0Iha Kind You HaH kIWaR Bought
'',s'''' = &rAzzzssl
The Round Tahle.

Mrs. J. w. Cockerham arranged 1t &c
: that her time for entertaining the mar.
rled ladIes club would come during heI
daughter (Mrs. COmbe)g visit home.i! So
on last Wednesday afternoon the men,
pers were receiyed and COZ daily wei
coined BY the hostess as she ushered
them into her handsome parlor.
Mrs. Cockerham had invited Mrs. d.
plerson (who has since become a men,
Der Of the club), MRS. N. Cariere and
Miss Scharlle Russell to complete the
four tables and the game began on time
and resulted 10 Mrs. s. H. Hill winning
Ahe llsas prize, a very pretty china cup
ana ssuneF, end Mrs. N. II, Smrta the
gbooby, dainty pair OF bootles match-
holders. A luncheon OF delicious
ehichcn salad. With mayonalse, bread
and butter. chocolate md whipped
cream was served at the conclusion Of
she game and after q little music the
guests departed after another very pleas.
ant evening.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
Addis 1cGrath Lee.

When the Angel of De2th crossed the
threshold of the home at Calhoun on
last Friday night and took unto HIM
self all that was mortal of Addie Nc
Grath Lee, lac claimed life that will
be as sadly missed By the world as from
tue Two home circles of which she was
the sunlight.
Mr.. Lee will be remembered by those
of our readers who did net know her
personally, as the lady xho read the
original poem before fiiSS Sss'Css50ias Club
during the Commencement Of 1897.
when by .eason of the beautifully writ
ten verse and pure and noble moral
that It IMPLIED, as we'll as her sweet and
ard graclans marDer, Impressed every
bouy most f4vorablr.
She was an ideal woman; possessed
of a strong analytical mind rounded bV
mate refinement and natural mOdestJ
with the highest form of principle and
unswerving integrity, she had added
the keeness Of wit of the Irish. Vivacity
of the Creole and the broad Intelligence
OF the highest type of the American
woman. and the earnestness and SINGER
ity that are parts of strong, well bal
Anced characters.
or unusual intelligence and refine
ment, charming personality. highly
cultured and accomplished, her true
womsnly nature which knew no conceit
or deceit, bore Its impress uDon all heI
writings which are known to th'
newsp per and magazine readers IN The
State. The greatest charm of this gift.
ed woman lay in her simplicity of man
ner which all the adnlatiOns and favor!
taat the world owed har and loved tC
shower upon her, failed to spoil.
The embOdyment of cheerfuIness and
u living reproach to all forms of selfish.
ness, her beauty Of character manifested
itself best in her own home where these
wholesome graces shone in a remark
able degree and enabled her TO make q
home in the truest fullress of the word
1t would be but melancholy pleasure
TO dwell upon the virtues and accom-
plishment of tn;c dearly beloved friend,
even if we felt that We could do them
Justice. and conscious OF this, we still
pay this little tribute TO her memory
hoping shat it will be 'eaf IN the
crown that we know win D woven by
those who loved her.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09

The open session of the literary so
eieties that was to havei been held las
Saturday night at the Normal was post
poned and viii be given this Saturday
(I1) night.
The following program has been arr
ranged: t
Double Quartette: Messrs. j. l.. Nc
DEff. W. Z. Smith, J.. l.. johnson, 5.
A. Miller, w. r. Jones, J. E Wallace,
w. s. Lafargue. and j. j, Nixon.
Recitation: Miss Gertrude Genius.
1ntrumental music: Miss Violet Phil
lips.
Oratious: Mr.. 4. e. Wright and Mr..
j. L. Johnson.
Vocal Duet: Miss Matte Sue Pipes,
and Mr.. w. +. Smith.
Play: ''The Two Bow Strings.'
Vocal Solo: Miss Avice Curry.
Reading Of the Society paper By the
Editor.
Instrumental Duet: Misses Ella Mont
Ronery and Clara Bryan.
Double Quartette: Misses Floy Wag-
ley, Cara Hill, AvIee Curry, Frances
Minnie CloDton, Willie Me-
jamie Hamilton. and Matte
Sue Pipes
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
Consolidated Notice.
Land Office at Natch!toches, La, !
January 26 1898, {

Land Office at tch!toches, La, !
January 26 1898,
Notice IS hereby gwen that the follow
ing named settlers have filed notice of
intention to make final proof in support
OF their claim and that said proof will be
made before register and Receiver at
Natchitoches, La, OH March 10, 1899,
Viz: Homestead Entry No. 5739,
ALLEN JORDAN,
TOR the NJ NV II See. II 7. s n. R. 10
West Louisiana Meridian
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land. Sizz.:-ur --rrr ~
=. j. Outright, j. J. Outright, w. r..
Outright, Jr. David S, Rose. of R0beline
La
Viz: Homestead Entry No 573S.
PETER JORDAN.
for the SW Sec II 7. 8 n. r. 10 West
Louisiana Meridian
He names the following witness to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of SAID land viz:
A. J. Outright, J. J. Outright, w. Il.
Outright, Jr., David Rose, of RoDeline,
La.
EDW'D. PHILLIPS,
feb > Register.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
The Merry 10 ChaTIange the Round
Table Club.


1t was happy idea of the young la
dies 10 challenge the married ladies at a
progressive game of euchre, and the
Young :hostesses planned an elaborate
affair and carried it out most success.
fully.
Mrs. K. j. Harrison very kindly loan
ed her large pari)r for the occasion and
on last Thursday afternoon when the
match game was played. 1t was GER
tainly pretty and animated scene to
witness the pretty MAIDS and handsome
ma:rOns all braye!y a,iired and each
Oue "a an individual aad a club. armed
for conquest. The guests were ushered
into the comfortable ,parlor when a
conductor, DOrter and ticket agent,
(Misses Annie TrIchel, Liza GALLON and
GuSsie Nelken) after the bell rang, lu-
Yilcd ali to take trip through LOUIS
lana after presenting each with com
p!imentary ticket from the agents Of
flee. Each lady was also given Il caru
and pencil! on which was inscribed puZ-
zlIng questions, the answer being towns
and cities in Louisiana, and Misses
MoseIy, Levy and Prudhnmme drew for
the first prize, a porcelain photograph
holder, which Miss Mosely WAS fortu-
nate in winning. while Misses Morris
and LawIess divided holors for the
BOBBY, y tiny purse, which the former
won. Tnen the tables were arranged
Tor the game OF euchre the sixteen
members of both clubs participating.
Everything was 50 we'll and Systemlt-
icailY arranged. that as the players pro-
Yressed the married ladies were al ways
partners and played against the Young
ladies. As II was SO late when the game
began, il was decided to stop after tue
l0th. and il resulted in an overwhelm-
Ing Victory tor the Round Table Club.
as they stored 30 points more than the
Merry IL, though Miss Morris carried off
the first prize, dainty rose jar, for
winning the greatest Dumber of iadI-
vIduaI games, and Mrs. n. L. Smith
won the BOBBY, tin rattle. Then the
hOstesses were metrmorphosed into
charming waters and served most
temDtinglY an aDpeuzing luncheon of
chicken salad and saltines followed by
piping hot chocolate and every kind of
loaf. layer ami small cake imaginabie.
And TINS ended the first 1latCu game of
the season between the two clubs who
propose to have serIe. of them later
on, particularly a. the first one prove
so very delightful.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09

One evening 4 gentleman came home
with n budget OF news. An acquaintance
failed in business. He spoke of the in
cident AS ''deliciously sad" He rode up
town in a car With noted wit whom he
described as horribly entertainIng,' =
and to cap the c!inay he spoke OF the
butter thot had been Oct before him at q
country hotel a. "divInely rancid.
Tue young people stared and the eld-
est daughter said: WHY, papa, should
think Won we're out of your head"
Not in thu least, NV dear" he SAID
pleasantly I'm merely trying TO follow
the fashion. worked out 'diyinely
rancid" with good deal of labor. II
seems rather more effective than 'aw-
fully sweet | mean to keep up with
the rest OF you hereafter. And now,'
be continued. ''let me help you to a
piece Of this eXquisitelY tough beef
Adver1s. be says. are not so fashion
able as thev were IN his home,-BOstou
Post.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
viii be Sold ct Cost.
Sherlf's Sale
Tenth District Court, Parish of Natchi
toches, La.-No. 12206.
6 x perot for uco and honpft Of JObn

Tenth District Court, Parish of Natchi
tOches, La.-No. 12206.
S. B, Perot for use and benefit of John
NJ. Tucker VS.. Mrs M f, Perot.
Bv virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. issued in
the above enlitled ana numbered cause
and to me directed | have seized and
Will offer for sale at the principal front
door of the courthouse in the City and
Parish OF Natchitoches, La. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 1899
within the legal hours of sale the fol-
lowing described property situated IN
the Parish of Natchitoches, tO-wit
A certain tract of land situated on
Bayou BOurbeaux containing sixty acres
bounded north by Bayou Bourbeaux,
east by------. south by
and west by e. II Trichel.
Also another tract of land situated on
the left bank of Red River descending
containing ninety acres ard being
lot No. on map of survey made in par
titiOn OF Clement PerOt property bound
ed north by land of Mrs. Raphicl. east
by land of |. Raphiel. south by Red
River and west by land of Mrs NJ. C.
Gallien.
Terms of Sale-Cash. subject to ap-
praisement
J. w, FREEMAN,
Jan 5 Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
GA % @To7TA.
Bsa,stA. ~Ths Kind You Have AlMaS Bouria
'''::''' = &s1zMzzz9

The death of ex-Attorney General
Garland recalls the fact that but two
months ago he said to ex-Judge Henry
w. Scott in the United States Supreme
Court: ''lt.has been over forty years
since argued my first case. Nothing
would please me better wDen my time
comes to die than to be stricken right
here, in the court room, in tue midst of
an argument. That would be fitting
climax TO my career-Ex.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09

Frank Sherwood was oown town to-
day. the first time since he had his tus-
sle with cholera morbus. He SAYS he
drove thirty m lies after be was taken,
and never came so near dying 10 bis
life. After this when he goes our in
the country be will take 4 bottle of
Cnambcrlain's Collie, Cholera ana Diar
rhoca Remedy with hin.-Nissouri
Yaliev (iowa) Times. FOR safe by
Jarln : Suadalh, Druggis.s.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
Personal.

Mrs, Agnes Donaho spent a few davs
in Shreveport last week. where she went
to meet her sister. the first meeting Ia q
number OF years
Mr.. J. B. Aswell met with the Chau-
tauqua managers. Of!which board he ii
chairman, on Saturday in Shreveport.
Mr.. L. McCOmbe left for his home Ia
Canada on Sunday. Mr.. McCOmbe will
enjoy the Carnival in New Orleans next
week and then join her husband.
Mr.. Colin Conpbeil was visitor to
town dnrIPg the week.
Mr.. Paul I.rsso passed through town
IaSr wcck en route 10 hIs home Ia Alex
andria.
Mr. Jrrry Dickson. the popular repre-
st tEtatiye If iIan>ril. w"s cordially well
coined by his friends here last week.
Mr. n. L Young. bookxeeper of the
First National Bank Of Shreveport,
sDent Monday in Na!chltoches
Hon. 7. r. Harris, Of Iowa. u. s.
COVE rnmtn, Inspector. is distinguished
YIsitOr to NatcbiIOC hes this week.
Mr.. A. Z. S0mpayrac was a visitor to
town during The week.
MtSsFN. l.. Levy. v. v tOi'C' duu d
j. Henry spent Wednesday at Campte.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Henry. OF Campte,
were visitors TO town during the week.
The friends Of this popular couple will
he glad to learn That they intend to
move to town verv shortly and will make
their home IN the OLD BreaZeale house.
Prof. Pickles. OF the Normal faculty.
spent Sunday with hi. family at Mans
field.
Mr.. ID. q. Scarborough, a prominent
member of the Nalctitoehes bar Is 10
upon the supreme Court this
week. lie can be found at the Grune-
Mr.. j. r. O'Quln ms returned home
after snort business trip TO n o.
Mrs. e. Cunningham who has been
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. G.. w.
Adams ever since Christmas, left for her
homo 10 New Orleans en- Wednesday
train.
Mr. !. {. Keyser has returned from
New Orleans where he was called by
the Illness and death OF his sister. The
extends heartfelt sym
Uathy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09

In recent letter from Washington,
ID. O., to an old friend. Major G.. A.
Studer. for twenty years United States
Consul at Singapore, says: While at
Des Moines becs me acquainted with a
liniment known as Chamberlaln's Pain
Balm. which found excellent against
rheumatism as we'll AS against soreness
Of the throat and chest giving me much
easier bea'hlng), had touch of
pneumonia early this week, and two ap-
plications freely applied to the throat
and chest relieved ME Of it at once. |
would not be without it for anything" 3"
Fer sale by Janin & Suddath, Druggists.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09

THE ENTERPRIsE has received with
she compliments Of E. p. Turner, g. p
a q. A., copy Of The Texas q Pacific
Quarterly. Tnls Interesting latle jour-
nal y fillsd With good and instructive
reading matter and Is finely lIlhograph-
ed with different familiar scenes along
the line Ct that road and besides being
: ine specimen of the printers ar, is 4
splendid advertisement for tnat popular
road.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
NOTICE.

Land Office at Natchi toches, La. }
February 3 1899.
ing-named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof i'll support
of his claim. and that said proof will he
made before Register and Receiverat Nat
chitOches, La. on March Is, 1899, viz
II 4 No. 1922.
Mitchell DELACERDA,
for the NE Ia Sec, 80 T. 6 r. 5 West
Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz:
VIM. Bell and Alex BascO of Chopin,
La. Adam Basco and ThOs. Can't. of
Cloutiervilie, La.
ED'WD PHILLIPS,
feb 9 REGISTER.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
Sheriff Sale.
Mrs. Eliza Pau!et aud Husband vs..
Charles Pdu'et.

Mrs. Eliza aulet aud Husband vs..
Charles Pau ct.
10Th District Court, Parish o, ,Natchi-
tOches-No. 1922.
BY virtue OF writ of seizCr. and sale
issued in the above entitled and num-
bered cause and to me direct ii. have
seized and will offer for sale at public
auction at the principal front door OF
fhe courthouse in the tOwn/Of Natchi-
toches. at II o'clock noon on
SATURDAY,, March 18th. 1899,
the following described property to-
wit:
All of section nine; NJ of fSEL and
) Wa sec. 13; VIZ OF VIZ sec. 2l; So
Of n = and S1a of sec. %; all of sec. 33
and Wa and VIZ of N EA of sec. 35.
all in Township Range &.
All + sec. 35; SO of sec. 81; S15 of
%, all in Township Z, Range z.
5 E14 and VIZ of N E1 sec. /, + 10
r. 6; 5 Wa of sec. 33, T. IL. K. Z, cou-
tanning 1922 acres. more or less.
Terms of Sale-CaSh, subject to ap.
praisement.
J. w. FREEMAN.
Feb Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09

Through political changes and the
expiration of their term Of Office Messrs.
!. s. Dixon. Receiver, and Edward
Phi,lIDs, Register, of the Land Office.
at NstchItoches. will soon reIinqush
their offices to their SUCCESSORS, recently
appointed. In behalf Of our people,
who have had considerable business cx-
perience with the land Office we regret
The necessity that causes the withdrawal
Of these estiInablc gentlemen and efficI-
ent officials from the public service. In
our dealings with the land Office at
NatchItoches for the last two wears we
have found these gentlemen always
prompt ard correct IN the discharge Of
their official duties, affordIng us pleas
ure TO deal with them. and while their
administration may be Pqnaled by the
new officials ii will hardly be surpassed
and in their abseIce the public lose
good !and:: efficient servants.-Bienyille
Bell.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
SucC eSSi0n Sale.

BY virtue of an order of the Honora BILE
10th District Court in and for tie Parish
of NatchitOches, TO me addressed | will
sell on
TUESDAY, 2Sth DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1899
at the front door of the courthouse in the
CITY of Natchitoches. La the following
described property belonging TO the sue
ceSsiOn of said S. Marchand, to wit
10 acres. more or less. with the build
ings and improvements thereon, being
the southwest quaiter of Section 7, Town
ship 10 North, of Range 7, containing
one hundred ana sixty acres. less fifty
acref sold to Jim Brock, which fifty acres
'ie on the right descending bank of Ba-
yuu Bordeaux. and is located III the
northern portion of said quarter section
on SAID right bank, and as much Of the
southern portion thereof as it takes to
make nifty acres if anv.
'r"-'''--tnf, SalR-Cal nj iss'."'st a.
Ss<-srssz ~. .5ossSub -
appraisement.
i. V, DEBLTETTX, JR.
ian 90 Administrator.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
PREpABE FOR SIZING.

Doat LEI this Seas"n ovect4ke you be-
fore you hBve afforded to ,Ea ininortant
duty Of purifying your blood 4 ,th Hood )
SAFsaparlila By tskIog tkl. medIeins
n0W you may save sickncs. thar will
mNan time and ,nlRey IA wr,l Al snf-
- s"sss on. ,t"na os'saparllla
a"a TIT Fe'l blood guUd APP
hsvl a'yctfIUn ara 4 soand,
DSus. Az q TIE gre test and
."s meak 'as. beeahSs Il ls the
n.o00 huSiiier. LIS sQualled
~ sassss selous cares has v0n for
'suehee q the Who. people.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-02-09
succession Sale.
Succession of Maxinne and Celina Yer.
cher, Tee d.


cher, Tee d.
BY virtue of an order from the Civil
District Court of the Parish of Natchi-
toches and dated Nov. 2Sth 1898. or
dering a sale of the property belonging
to the succession CT MaXinne and Cell
ma Verchel and to me directed | Will
sell at succession sale at the late resi-
dence of the deceased in the Parish of
NaGchitOChes, La ,On
SATURDAY, llth day Of FEBRUARY.
1890,
at IL o'clock m. the following described
property belonging to the said success
sion, tO-Wit:
l59 74-1OO acres of land, the SE1 Of
Sec. L. n. r Z West; one baV mare,
one mare and colt, cows, one yearling
bull, one horse (Bill). and lot of house,
hold goods and two bales of cotton. To
be sold to the last and highest bidder
for cash, subject to appraisrment.
j. w. FREEMAN.
ian . Sheriff.