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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-08
STEAM YACHT CUT IN TWO.
Had a Collision with "A steam wreck
ing Lighter.

New York, July THE steam yacht
Fra Diavolo, owned by Edward S. Stokes,
formerly of the Hoffman House, was cut
In two and sunk tonight in a collision
with the steam wrecking lighter Hustler,
of the Merritt and Chapman Wrecking
Conopanv in North river. There were at
Least fifteen persons, five of whom were
women. on board the yacht at the time
Of the collision. All escaped
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Breveton viii Be a Colonel.

Washington, July Capt. Breveton of
the Twenty-fourth Infantry, who distin-
guished himself during the Santiago cam
paisn, is to be appointed TO the colonefcy
of one Of the volunteer regiments.
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ONE KILLED AND TwO DYING.
Serious street Railroad Accident Oc-
cmrreh at Akron, o.

Akron. O.. July THE most serious ac-
cident in the history of the Akron, Bend
ford and Cleveland Electric Line occurred
this afternoon seven miles north Of this
city.
The accident was the result of a head
on collision between a wild motor car
which was pushing a stone car used in
construction work and regular passen-
ger car going north.
by il one life was crushed out instantly
two men are lying az the point OF death
and a number Of others injured, five Of
them seriously.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-08
NICHOLAS is DISAPPOINTED.
Reported That the Position of Mura-
vfeR Is Shaken.

London, July S.-The Copenhagen cor
respondent of the Daily News says that
owing to the disappointment Of Emperor
Nicholas in The results or the peace con-
ference, the position Of Count Muravieff,
the Russian foreign minister, is said TO be
severely shaken.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-08
CLAY COUNTY FEUD AGAIN.
Special Train Rendy to Carry SOL
diers 10 the Scene.

Frankfort Ky, July THE Clay coun-
" feudists caused another stir among the
state officers to-day. Tonight a special
train Is in readiness to bear soldiers to the
disturbed district in case their presence is
necessary TO keep peace between the war;
ring mountaineers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-08
OFFICERS wEHE Acquitted.
Cervera Not Held Responsible for
Defeat at Santiago.

Madrid, July 7-Admlral Ceryera and
the other commanders Of the Spanish fleet
destroyed in the batt.e Of Santiago, whose
conduct has been the subject of inquiry
by special courtmartial. were to-day ac-
quilted and formally liberated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-08
-I'''Dment for Volunteers.

ers win d. July I-Regiments of vol
isulars S,gIuipped throughout as are
Oh hand , me ordnance department
.eassa r,e sufficient supply Of Krag.
''a.nen,s. ana other items to equip
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-08
PEOPLE STARVING.
,,n,ED TOGETHER on a MOUND
SURROUNDED BY WATER.

IONS ReptiIes Are Adding to
mir ,liscry-ReIief Greatly Need
1-wfil Be From 5000 to 5000
p.o,le 10 Feed at Richmond With
veeI<-Many Stories of Drown
,na and Disaster Constantly Pour
ing In.
,os5o Tex. July Gov. Sayers to-day
.,,s4 q message from Sealey over the
distance telephone saying that 1000
.-s,rs who had taken refuge on a mound
No. mics below there are slowly perish
% for The want Of food.
p, add TO the horror, the unfortunates
!. surrounded by poisonous reptiles.
4 uu5d,sd together with the human beings
several hundred head of live stock.
number of those on the mound have
/. ,aysd bites from reptiles and are in
i,ng condition.
situation at RichmOnd.
3Rc5mond. Tex. July 7.-Never in the
.,ov of Richmond were such scenes
messed as are depicted to-day.
business is practically suspended. Many
4 snadors are under water. All trains
4 re those on the Southern Pacific west
\ We been abandoned
a Provisions are running low, and unless
melting is done quickly there will be
<Isst suffering here within a few days. 1t
4 believed that there viii be at the very
,sf from 500 to 5000 persons to feed from
Il place within a week.
$sorIes Of drowning and disasters are
Ening in constantly, but they cannot be
n rssd although it is probable that many
"a hem are correct
#Tie water has reached the river bridge
IS dashins between the iron guy rods
"a der il. and for the first time the rail-
n al company has stopped all traffic over
River StilI Rising.
#Doke Tex. July The flood situation
n more grave to-day. The river rose two
"A t during the night and is still rising.
"A li.e-savers from Galveston started
& soon after daylight and are doing
81 ndi1 work.
II Galveston crews brought in sixty
X t refugees last night from the high
N alkmeu, at the Santa F'e bridge over
b Brazos. where the people had taken
ss Refugees are hocking in from all
rs Of the river Four deaths by drown
ia are reported near here in the last
n &aw-four hours The dead are:
Il .as Desay, colored; Mrs. Adams, an
white woman; Miss King, cOlored
a eaid of Henry Snow. colored.
Eight More Bodies Found.
& llauna, Tex, July Eight bodies
red down the river and lodged on the
NJ ca and w.te buried. Four of them We're
N e. woman and three children, aud
n i. Ne7e negroes.
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MtL.t---u-.. 400 s.-------- -..y,.
q" WILL TAKE HAND.

s,. 'he ShamrocIS,
Inr5.t.. w. July Interest in the
tg n. "''l has been greatly increas-
.or lqHa. .'1'aenlicated report that EN-
iarIcr|o-ln is sending his yacht Meteor
'l-e carly next week eo'eN
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fw York Mutual Life Presents the
sum OF 5000.
New York, July THE New York Mu-
P Life Insurance Company, through its
s4eat, Richard A. McCurdy, to-day
sTapled to Gov. Sayers of Texas 10
a" on ta5t company for the sum Of s., 09O
i' oi tae sufferers of the Brazos river
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-11
Los amores de la bella Nancy

OdiO dirida contra ella Enrique Sc sonr6 desdehoss
mente.
Mi madre esta bien oustodiada en- el palaoio de
BeauseiOur djo. Tiene derredor suyo treinta %.
balleros adiOtos ouya espada esth meiOr templada
que los puhaes de los asesnes asasrados de Ia reina
Catalina.
Nancy Sc encogi6 de bombrOs-iBah monsenor,
do, Ia reina msdTe una prinCess demasiado Oortes
para haCer asesinsr asf una reins quen detesta,
pero quen eatima no menos, pero, snadi6 Nancy,
pudiera suoeder muy bien que Renato Ell Florentino
AL DIR este nombre, Miguits Noe palideOieFon de
nueve, Malioan Sc rasc6 Ia oreja con oerto apuro.
El principe fue el dnic0 que permaneci6 mpaHible-
Pudiera suceder, continue Nancy que Renato va que
no puede tooar Vuestra Alteza penaara en- bacaTse
gratO su anna. Renato 90 un gufmioo habi monse-
nor Enrique 20 estEemeoi6-O Oohfsociona venenos ma
ravllosos muy dtiles.... Venenoa que 60 introdu-
cen 81 siregle TespiFsmos, 81 aqua Ell vino que
bebemos en- 81 fuego con que nos caentamos en- e pan
que psrtimos hssta en- los simentos que, poF des-
confsnEa, prepaTamos nosotros.
Nancy, dijo Ell principe sdnque teDga que pre-
parar 70 mismo las oomidss de mi madrs..
-Otra oosa meior so podris haoeT monsefoT.
-5Y que oosa esi
-TeneF IN Fehen que rssponda Renato.
mo oompfendo, dio Noe.
-Tampooo 70, muFmnr6 Maican.
-Yo d, diio Enrique, Nancy tiene raz6n. Lue.
20 Sc inciu6 81 dido de Ia oamarEts Ia djos-QuIe
res hablaE de Paos, tno es veTdadl
de la misma.
-Naney amiga mia, puedea vOlvsrte 81 Louvre
estar ranqais; antsa que psla el da de manana, Is
vida de Paoa ne respondent de lade mi madre.
-blta hienl BaenoE dies. monss6or; ys queaSis
PgeYaniaql Z Nancy g msyeap
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-11
i76 RibIiOtoOa dc La DEMOCRACIA

-Eu la Calle del Grand Hurleur, en- Ia casa del
paheTo; bastarA deoir mi nombre. Busnas noches.
sefores
" Farinette salud6 a los dos j6venes SO dir.
g6 con paso rapdo haca 81 otro lado del rio, Atrs-
ves6 de nuevO Ia Cite e puene del Change deisndo
muy atras Enrique Noe, que regresaban POGO kpo.
90; despu6s tOm6 hscia la oale de Saint Honors Y
penetr6 en- a del Grand Hurleur, calejuela esr6ehs.
hdmeds malsans, donde nj Ia luna nj el sol meme.
tTaban mas que muy de tarde en- tsrds Lo que Fa.
rinette amara Ia del pssro no era en- reslidad
mas que cssUeha oonstruda con piedrs sroillosa
algunas Vigas vetustas, donde ejercfa su comeroio
dudoso ropavejsro sfIisdo los compaieros de Il
Corte de los MilagrOs.
Este hOmbre, gus SO llamsba Grive, hospedsbs
Farinette en- dssvan que fOFmaba el ooronsmiento
de casa. La bohemia sao6 de su bolsillo IN elavo
largo que haoia las de lAVs 10 intFodujo en- un
sgOsro que tenia Ii puera lngaT de Ia oerrsdurs
Con este CavO levAnt6 pestlo Interior Ia puerts
Sc abri6
-lQui6u esta ahfl pFegunt6 ana voz ronoA.
Soy 70, Fsrlette.
Ill blenl diio s misma voz que sais del fondo
de Ia unioa pieEa que fOrmsbs piso bso de Ia casa:
Shal enoontrado 9 tu hombrei
mo, reEpondi6 Esrinette que no iuzgo convention.
to detenerle Feferir 81 ropaviaisro 81 aveutnrs
Una escaleFa de mano eeadaoia al desvsn del Fa-
Einette Irep6 p0r els empui6 una puerta, penstr6
tsntaa en- q oamaIAnoh61, que solo snia algunos pies
de extension Sin enosnae luE aoort6 Yestda como
estaba sobTe no mont6a de gainsp0s amontonsdos en
forma de cams. Fsrnstta que bsbia nufrido 81 frio
de s noohe, que habla andsdo oorrido bassnte es
taba muy eanaada qaeae Rrofundaments doimds en-
aegaida haeia sguaas hQfsa gee sstaba desosnasndo
palnaQ ls Yp1 as FepsFislsla eTiFs Z dppuH,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-11
CoNDICIoNES z CoNCEsIoNEs

6QNoMENros dsbsn pread Agsuoa autcpudame
del
admhdoA Los ae pagadsro
dAano excundo los efs
nobrados es de0end0 slos
coente ombO De nueta da pas
que 1Vn de sal
pasais toqsdo 6oEdo denea no reca dc 30 pOr loo.
VUELEA-Pra nerc0onales
& DC Ss d por tres eOn rebsa de Is
nueo oos po 20 an 100 de reba Dor
medne la deYol1eoa de a Eebaa total de ida vuela.
yta osrenea entire pEsdo osao de ida
ls difeenda Gtsda = ~ = -
BaiSs De coneeds una rsba 5 fan que
e o pas &C ID. Aaet q pteso de pal
hlNOSAo
M ~ no c1npd pagan a ota de
adanEs
De 8 ano5 sole uno sra adnado gatis
k4ul eqe esda paco tanquda
sQ A gaA FAkAeh me20
exees
M ea a fangnc Ef0carr
MAfb@D9sa
leg Laaea GEL a5aao pano famiHas para Barcelona como eae
~ oe ~ a5 pases2t de l, 625
skauk9s-A eonpafa aga o es sps ypo predo
dioo. ' -t-
FUa mss iaissns dEIgrss % Asuss e 3 stapsn
NAYoL HERAIAN0s & o..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-11

OoNAloNES "A negada FordeFranoe
saant0S as ss % de Colon Mssa de Colon
colonial de
Colon;
de 10 inea HtVre- Bordeaux. Haiti - ~
de los ctados IHnao
con rasborlo 60 Lucia Dsna sarnsm
Oyean IA 6yra Puerto Osbeu C1raz oo6n Puerto mon
eson (oAtsal Aar para Hv
Aan6 para o1psno Oagena s seado
NOtAa oompA responsible De al Conexne
Lo paes para b0ena solo e1pd de IL de NovLambre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-11

desarrollada, alln
entonces electoral
de Cereza reduce la
fiebre, inataeldolor,
facilita la respira-
ci6n y restablece
rapida Ia
Salud.
Para todas la IS
afeccioneS de Ia
garganta y los pull
mones, agudaS Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-11

N Y : 3f y =" = 40 a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-11
iiVa Leon joVea!

'pronto vence Ia tos que aGompaha 4
estas Intermediates en- sus comienzos.
Empl6andose pronto el pectoral cura
pronto.
Cuando la epfermedad esta bien
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The Round Table.

Mrs. ChaS. Davis entertained the club
on last Thursday afternoon, and her
pretty rooms were changed for the
r.once into a japanese home. Suspend
ed from the ceiling in the parlor was an
immense japanese umbrella and from
the tip of each lib a lantern swung and
pretty ones of the same quaint design
were hung IL every available nook and
corner and also over the doors. which
altogether shed "A SOFT light on the ami
mated scene. The tally cards were tiny
japanese fans, gaily decorated with the
national cOlors of this same nation. and
were so dainty that the ladies, anxious
as they We're to score Il point, hated TO
spoil them bv having them punched
The game, was the most exciting AMI
interesting that has been PLAYED, as SIX
of the play ers kept even and scored the
same number of games and consequent
lv drew for the first prize. They were
Mines. j. w. Cockernanl, E. V. Deb
lieux, n. Il. Smith, Ed. Phillips. Mss
Marble DebIeux and the writer, who
was fortunate enough to win the hand
some silver manicure article with anne
thyst setting, while Mrs. S. II. Hill got
the boobv. little toy monkey.
In the dining room the decorations
were the same as IN the parlOr and after
the game the guests enjOved the oyster
gumbO, olives, hot chocolate. etc.
The invited guests were Misses Lille
Tucker, I.ita 1richel and Marble Deb
lieuX.
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A Pound Party.

AN old fashion Pound Party was given
oy the ladles of the Baptist congrega-
CATION at their pastors home last Fri.
daV afternoon from 4 TOT.
The affair was total surprise to Mr.
and Mrs. Reed and was the more do.
ilghtful as the minister and bis wife oro
bride and groom and are just starting
at housekeeping. The first crowd 70
arrive found the volens noIeus hosts
busy with household duties but they
Verv coon grasped the key of the Sit
station and entered into the spirit Of !,
ana cordial greeting was extended n
eacn guest, A very pleasant evening
was spent, substantial evidences of
which VIII remain for long time to
come. 10 the delight of the ladies' who
i!a"ned ihe eaterlainmep..
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DIED.:
In New Orleans, La. Sunday, March
2Glh 1893 1T 4 p m. Mrs. G. A. MCKcnna;
aged SO years and ii months.

In New Orleans, La. Sunday, March
10Th 1893 1T 4 p m. Mrs. e. A. MCKcnna /;
aged 69 years and ii months.
Several weeks ago Mrs. NJ cKenna was
taken to New Orleans for treatment,
and though her friends knew her to be
quite ill, they did not think that she
was dangerously so. 1t was only few
days ago that the doctors final decision
as to the serious nature of her illness
was received and close upon that came
the news of her death. The remains
were brought home on Tuesday night
and the funeral on Wednesday afterno on
was followed by Il large concours Sc of
people Mrs Mckenna was KIND,
charitable woman, who by dint of great
industry, had amassed a neat little for
tune. She was respected by white and
black alike and kindly thought of by all.
Sue leaves one son. whose helpless
conHitIon was the one though of ner
whole life. and brother, Mr.. Ambrose
Armand; of New Orleans. to mourn,
with number of friends, the loss of
truly good woman.
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The New jury Commissioners.

Judge Hunter, before adjourning
court, appointed Messrs. +. e. Pru-
dhomme. j. I; O'Qun and c. f. Gre
neaux, memterS OF the jury commission
in place of Senator Joseph Henry, de-
ceased, and Messrs. J. ". Cockerham
and J. Alph. PrudOmme resigned.
The members are all excellent gentle
men and will beyond doubt faithfully
and impartIally perform their duties.
IT this connection, it ls interesting %
no that Mr. J. Alph. Prudhomme has
been a member Of the jury commission
since the passage of the law In 1877,
which created the commission, and
during that time has attended every
meeting of:the board, save: two.
In view OF the fact that the duties of
jury commissioners are somewhat oner-
Gus and that they receive no compensa-
ton from the State and parish, Mr..
PrudhOmme' long service in this capa-
city Is high tribute to his public spirit
and his recognition of the duties which
a citizen owes to his country.
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H. NORTHWESTERN & SON.
Succession Sale.

Succession of J. D. Addison, decd
BY virtue of an order of the Hon the
10Th District Court in and for the parish
of NatchitOches to me addressed, | will
sell at public auction ut the door of the
Courthouse in the City of Natchitoches,
MONDAY, April 18th, 1899,
the following described property be-
longing to to the succession of j. d.
Addison. deceased, tO-wit:
The n E14 of the n E14 and ST. Of
the n ETA of sec 81, TG r 8, cotainins
120 acres.
The VIZ of s VIZ and VIZ Of N Wa
Of sec. is T i s, containing l60 acres,
The VIZ of the n E1i and VIZ of S
El4 and Ela ofN Wa and El2 of WA
sec. Ii I 6 X 8, containing go acres.
=. XII dissection Il, in I 8 r s contain
ing $40 acres. FF HE above Known as the
Bellwood place and Co.t.iu u
aggregate 1910 acres; also WI of ne
$ E14 of sec. 81 L X containing 1870
acres and known as the Cobb place. +.
Also lot No. in Block NO.1S in tie
town of ,PrOvencal.
Also S Ed of the EL and all land
South of Bayou Santa Barbe, and being
part or y Wa OF sec. 81 L 3, con-
tanning 70 acres.
Also NJ of 5 E14 of sec. 80 T7Rs,
containing so acres.
Also N VIZ of EI WI Of S Ell
and 5 E34 of 5 Wa and S WI offs. VIZ
sec. Is L r g. containing 159 acres,
known as Holland place.
Also Sc of 5 Wa sec. p Il r s. con-
tanning 10 acres, known as the Gibbs
place.
Also E1a of E14 sec. 8 and VIZ Of
s E14 of sec 9T9 K s and f. ofN Ell
of see. TORS, containing 24O acres,
Also 80 acres, more or less. known as
the Md D'Aigle place bounded north
by Z. BrOsset, south by Lise Scruggs,
east by Bayou Mid D'Aigle and west by
Little River.
All the above lands are situated in the
Parish of NatchitOches
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to APP
prai>ement.
J. B TREADWAY,
March 10 Executor.
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ga @ TOT RIA.
Bear. the ~" Kind You Han. Always Bought
Signature "a &MAzzzm

Tuesday 5 papers give an account of
an accident that occurred in New Or
leans affe citing some Natchitoches people
IN whom we are all here interested.
Mrs. NJ. ], Cunnlngam, was out driving
wlthIher child, lie: sister; ard her Ii
son and Mr.. NJ. G. Cunningham, when
the horses took fright at hospital am
bulance. and ran away. Tue first nam
ed lady was driving aud guided the
spirited horses fairly we'll until the drag
ran into the Car track. the end Of the
pole caught in IL granite block. the haI =
ness broke and upset the vehicle. The
occupants were all thrown ont and from
private letters received by the family 1t
Is learned that Mrs. NJ. g. Cunningham
Is the only one thought to be seriously
hurt, though all are painfully so. The
Enterprise sincerely hopes tina. the I'M
fortunate lady's danger has been over
estimated and BY now that she as we'll
as thesothers have entirely recovered
from their accident.
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Partition Sale.
Succession of J. II. Flournoy vs.. Mrs.
NJ. L. Rutland,

Succession of J. II. FlOurnoy VS.. Mrs.
NJ. l.. Rutland,
10th District Court, Parish Of NatchitO-
ches. La.-No. 1227S.
By virtue of judgment rendered and
order issued in the above entitled and
numbered cause and to me directed, |
will offer for sale at the principal front
door of the courthouse. in the city and
Parish of NatchitOches, La, on
SATURDAY, May 9Th, 1899,
within the legal hours of sale, the fol-
loving described property situated in
the parish of Natchitoches. tO-wit:
The east half of section 81, lying south
of Three League Bayou. containing $50
acres; also lots, One3 two, three. four,
and eight; q, 2. 3. 4, & 8 of section
fOrty-eight, all 10 township ten, range
8, west, containing 4O4 l2-lO0 acres.
Terms of Sale-Cash. without ap-
praisement in order to effect partition.
j. w. FREEMAN.
March 30. Sheriff.
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discovered pY a Woman.

Another great discovery has been made
and that too. by a lady in this country.
disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its
everest tests, but her vital organs We're
undermined and death seemed imminent.
4or three months she cOughed incessant-
~, and could not sleep. She finally dis
covered way to recovery, by purchasing
OF us bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, and was so much
relieved on taking first dose, that she
slept all night; and with two bottles. has
been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz.' Thus writes W. Ham
nick & CO.. of Shelby, n. C. Trial bot
ties free at NatchitOehes Drug Co, Re-
gular size SOC and 81. Every bottle guar
anteed.
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9 a . TT - x =: -.
8ao,. the ATha Kind You Have Always BOu(
' ''s: !; ''' &shz1zzz:x
Partition Sale.

Elizabeth johnson ct ais. vs.. Peter Rev
els ct ais.
l0in District Court. Parish of NatchitO-
ches, La.-No l22l3.
By virtue of an order and Judgment
rendered in the above entitled and num-
bered cause and to me directed. / will
offer for sale at the principal front door
of the courthouse in the city and parish
of NatchItOcheS, La, for the purpose of
making Il partition on
SATURDAY,, May 9th. 1899.
within the legal hours OF sale, the fol-
lowing described property situated in
the parish of NatchltOches, to-wit:
A certain tract of land on the right
bank of Red River, descending, now
known as Old River, together with all
the buildings and improvements there
on containing one hundred and ten acres
of land or one hundred and thirty ar
penis, bounded above by property of
Mrs. Adams, nee FOntenaut. below by
lands formerly belonging TO Payne,
kennev & Co. in the front by Old River
and in the rear by property of Caleb
Sandel and being the same properly ac
quired by Isaac Revels by PARTITION be-
tween himself and PAYNE, Kennedy &
Co. on Dee. 23rd, 1886.
fit of appraiSement.
J. w. FREEMAN.
inch. 30. SheI if.
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A CHASTITY Find.

DR.. 2. II. Gallon, parish coroner,
was notified on Tuesday that the dead
body Of a negro had been found en- the
track ut Derry. Whether this IS a Inur.
der or the result of an accident, has not
yet been learned.
LATER - According TO Instructions
from the coroner who was notified too
late to catch the train, DR.. ColvIn and
Justice Rachel held the inquest and de-
cided that the deceased came to his
death DV jumping from a moving train,
and getting caught. was dragged over
100 yards. The body was terribly mu-
tilated.
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Consolidated Notice.

Land Office at Natch!toches, La, !
March 10 1899.
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, on April u, 1899,
Viz: Homestead Entry No 1852,
JAMES w. PARSONS,
FIR the SW II SW IA Sec. ST. IN. r. 7
West Louisiana Meridian
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz:
T. G. Hardeman, S. NJ. Nowlin, of CIV.
press, La, j. c. Roberts. G. W. Roberts,
of PrOvencal, La.
Viz: Homestead Entry No 1889.
LOUISE MATHILDA LYNCH.
for the SW IA SW IA Sec. "a +. Z N, r.
Vast Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witness to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of sad land viz:
Moses Vim, Dennis Horn, William
Williams: Gus McEaskY, of f. d. Post
Office, La.
j. ERNEST BREDA.
mar III Register.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1899-03-30
constable 5 Sale,

9Th Justice Court Parish of snatch.
itoches, La.-No. 427
c. c. O'Quinn versus d. b. Breazeale and
Mrs. C. T.. Breazeale
By virtue of writ of Fl ia issued In
above entitled and numbered suit and to
me directed, have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder on
SATURDAY, 29TH DAY OF APRIL, 1899,
Mt y o'clock m, at the plantation of p
I. PrudhCmne where said court is held
the following described property to-wit
One hundred and twenty. five acres Of
land. more or less. on the left bank of
ga River, bounded above by Norah
Branch and below by S. Nelken.
Terms of Sale-Casn, subject to ap-
praisement. -. 49,.
L. FELIX CLOUTIER,
Nor. 70 CCntable Ward Nine.