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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23
His Views Of the Democratic Middle
in Massachusetts.
Not Pleased With Con-
dition of Affairs.
Says, However, He viii Support
the Ticket.

Hon. Josiah Quincy, mayor OF Boston,
arrived in Portland last evening at TO- 40
O'Clock and was driven at once to the
Congress Square hotel. He went to his
room at once and retired. He Is on his
way to Poland Springs where he will
pass Sunday. Before leaving Boston yes.
terday, MIR. Quincy, who Is closely identi
fled with the leading men Of that section
Of the Democratic party in Massaohu.
sets, which opposed the selection of dele
gates to the national Democratic conven-
tion at the state convention of the party
In Boston Thursday gave out the follow
ing statement:
"The action Of the convention in select
ing full list OF delegates to the Demo-
cratic nation al convention Of next year,
in advance even OF the issue by the
national committee of the call for such
convention, regard as a most improper,
irregular and un-Democratic proceeding
II l were the only Democrat in Massa-
chusetts opposed to this proceeding l
would still desire to go on record against
it; the convention, however, clearly dem :
onstrated that the sentiment In opposition
to the course which the state committee
has succeeded in forcing upon THE party
Is widespread. The opposition to the
Idea of depriving the Democratic voiers in
the several congressional districts of the
time honored right to select their ow
delegates was, at any rate, great enou oh
to change very radically the slate which
hau been prepared for delegates to the
national convention and to compel the
acceptance, in order to carry through the
programme at all of many delegates who
are known not to be the creatures of the
present state machine or its leader. l
am still confident that if the Democrats
of the state could be polled they would
vote against this departure from the usual
course of procedure and this usurpation
of'the political power by large majority.
Unfortunately, the leadership of the
elements which controlled yestslday's
convention has reduced the Democratic
party Of this state to a condition of polIt-
ical indifference which makes 1t difficult
TO obtain Ieprest ntative expression of
opinion.
"My opposition to the undemooratio
aVhop OF the convention IN respeob TO the
choice OF delegates will not affect my
support Of the state ticket and do not
propose to be driven out Of the Democrat
10 party by any one. With many of the
declarations Of the platform am hearth
ly IN favor and l would vote for any
ticket that could be nominated to express
my abhorrence of the miserable mess
NIB fNh Int.
made of the whole Philippine question"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23

depository for all the
well known and famous
preparations which every
household needs and
which you are buying
every day, it also keeps
a nearly endless variety
Of novelties in prepara-
tons for the toilet. etc.;
articles that rarely get a
mention in our advertise
ing, and which you'd
perhaps sooner think of
looking for in a chemists
shop.
All of Colgate's soaps,
powders, perfumes, cos
metics, oils, etc.. which
have been deservedly
popular for a century and
are growing more so
every day. The best
things from Pinaud's lab
aratory are here too, and
some of the specialties
with Pinaud's name on
them are the best of their
kind in the world, as you
know. Roger & Gallet's
extracts, toilet waters,
powders and soaps in
many sizes. A complete
line of the high class
goods prepared by Gelle
Freres. Richard Hud-
nuts violet Sachet pow
der. Farina cologne in
long bottles, the kind
that's made for and en-
dorsed by the Empress of
Russia, All the tested
and proved odors from
Lubin in Paris. Wood
worth's famous Roches-
ter Perfume as good as
any made in America.
Atwood's cologne, Cas-
well & Massey's cologne
in large bottles. Crown
lavender salts, liquid soap
from Sarg, in Vienna,
Listerine, shampoo mix
lures, all the widely adj
vertised hair growers and
lotions, washes and fix
ings made by the Madam
Petri factory-also the
tonics Tor the hair which
were for SO many years
made and sold in Port
land by L vering.
Cleanora, powdered
Borax, in two size pack
ages, an extract of Corsi-
can Violets, a high class
Cologne, best imported
Bay Rum, cusicle acids
for removing stains from
fingers, Pasta Mack and
Bathfume for the bath,
Cough tablets. There's
no end to the list,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23

N0A-AtAA4 - tA0aifANo ~
a distinctly feminine
way the most delicate
nerves of her body are
in a state of chronic
irritation. She has
headache and back
ache. She is listless
and spiritless. She is
cross and blue. She
feels that life is not
worth living and her
tie n per reflects the
c condition of her
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23

veloped over
thirty years
ago in the reg
ular practice
of DR.. X. ".
Pierce who is
and was then,
chief consult
ing physician
to the Inva-
lids Hotel and
Surgical Insti-
tute, at Buff
hlo. N. Y.
Since then il
has been used
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice to Contractors.

GEALED proposals for building about se5
will be received at the Office OF the Commits
sioner OF Public Works. City Han. until Mon
day, October 2nd, 1899, at u o'clock NJ. when
will be received unless accompanied by a
properly certified check in the sum of Si00 90
made payable 10 the order OF the Treasurer Of
the City OF Portland. A bond In the sum Of
81. 000.00 with suretics satisfactory 10 the Com
missioner Will be required for The faithful per
Torrance OF the contract. Blanks On which
proposals must be made. plans, specifications
and further Information may be obtained at the
office OF said Commissioner. Bids should be
marked Proposal for st. John Street Sewer'
and addressed TO GEO. N. FERNALD, Com,
missioner OF Public Works, who reserves the
right to eject any or all bids should he deem il
for the interest of the City so to do.
Oct. rs, 1890. sept23dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23
rlARRIED HAPPINESS

is dependent upon the health of the wife
more than on any other one thing. If a
woman is troubled in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23
CLOCK REPAIRING.

WE have made specially of clock repairing
w for years ana are perfectly familiar with
II in all OF its branches. Our prices are reason
able. Drop us postal and we Will call for your
clock and return 1t when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY, the JeweleT, Monument
square. Portland jan12dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23
MEETING MAY BE ON TUESDAY.

The city council win probably be called
together on Tuesday evening to consider
the electric light contract. Saturday
evening Is bad one for meeting of this
kind IS many of the business men of the
two boards are engaged. Monday evening
the Republican cauouses occur SO that
the meeting will not be called be fore
Tuesday at the earliest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice 90 Contractors.

- ieet of so inch pipe sewer In Franklin ST.,
will lie received az The office OF the Commits
sioner of Public Works. Guy Hail, until Satur-
day, September 30tn, 1899 at IL O'Clock NJ
when they viii be publicly opened and read
No bid win be received unless accompanied by
properly certified check in the sum OF $500 90
the City OF Portland. bond in the sum of
100000 with sureties satisfactory to the
Commiss loner Will be required for the faithful
performance OF the contract Blanks on which
proposals must be made, plans, specifications
and further information may be obtained at
the office OF the said Comnlissio Bids
should be marked Proposal for franklin
Street Sewer. and addressed 10 GEO. N.
fERNALD. Commissioner of Public Works,
who reserves the right to reject any or all bids
to do.
Oct. 20, 1893. septe3dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-23
CHILDREN'S TEMPERANCE SUN.
DAY

GEORGE W. BROWN.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25
Sheriff s Sale.

Tenth District Court, Parish eff Match
itoches, La NO. 1926.
John A. Barlow, Executor, VS.. Mrs. +.
Z. Moore.
By virtue of writ of seizure and sale
issued out of the 10th Judicial District
Court Of Louisiana in and for the Parish
of Natchitoches, and to me directed, I
have seIzed and will offer for sale ut
public auction at the principal front
door of the courthouse in the city and
Parish of Natchitoches. La. ON
SATURDAY, JUNE Bird, 1850.
within the legal hours of sale the fol-
lowing described property, situated in
the Parish of Natchitoches, to- wit:
A certain tract of land on the left bank
of Red River descending with all the
improvements thereon, containing 233
acres bounded above by lands of Mrs. A
Breazeale. below by lands of Mrs. Z. r.
Moore, front by Red River, aud being
the same property acquired by Mrs. l..
E Moore from her father by inheritance
also an undivided "a interest in $40 acres
of land on or near Bayou kiSatchie and
being See. r. r. 8, and the un6ivl-
ded Il interest in tract of land ON Ba-
YOU Dl lhC 4 dAISh Va N3ttnl
toches and containing 80 acres and
known as the Brake. bounded above by
heirs of A. 3. Sompayrac, below by
lands of Jack Landreaux and Ii. i. Gal
lien and front by Bayou Bourbeux. The
two last mentioned tracts acquired by
Inheritance from John Tucker. TO sat
isfy and pay n certain mortgage note ex-
ecuted By said Mrs. Z. Z. Moore payable
to her own order and by her Endorsed
in blank for the sum of 1850 (Sixteen
hundred and fifty dollarsl with per
cent interest from maturity and 10 per
cent attorneys fees less credit of four
hundred and seventy dollars and eighty
five cents $40 85) paid Sth June. 1894.
Terms Of Sale Cash. with benefit of
j. w. FREEMAN,
Apl. q Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25
The Progressive League.

The Natchitoches Progressive League
was organized last Friday night as FORE
Swallowed in our last issue, and under
most favorable auspices. Twenty six of
the most progressive business AMI pro
fessiOnal men of the city Joined them
selves together in a chartered orgauI-
cation upon the lines mentioned last
week. a charter and set of bylaws,
broad and comprehensive, were adopted
and the following officers elected for
the first term of six months: President.
q. z. Scarborough; vice. president Julius
Aaron; treasurer, Sam Lew; CORES
pOnding secretary, Simcoe WaImsley:
recording secretary, Il. b. Cook. On
Monday night last the League met and
some fifteen new members signed the
charter. The president appointed the
chairmen OF the committees as follows:
Banking and Finance, J. G. Triehel, Jr.
Arbitration, j. s. Dixon; Health and
Sanitation, w x. Mosley, Sr.; Com
merce, Manufacture and New Enter
prises, j. L. Weaver; Agriculture and
Immigration, w. Il. Cunningham; Rates
and transportation, Sam Aaron; Real
Estate and Taxation, IN, II. Carver;
Education. U. p. Breazeale; Entertain
ment, John NJ. Tucker; Municipal Re.
form. Improvements and Enterprises,
j. A Ducournau, Jr.; Statistics. =. III.
Hill; Purchasing, n. i McClung.
These twelve chairman, with the Of
aeers Of the League, form the govern
ing committee. The chairmen will ap-
point The two associate members Of
their committees and will get to work |
upon their respective lines without de-
lay.
The next meeting of the league will
be at s p. IN. next Monday night at the
courthouse. An earnest invitation is
extended to any white man over the age
Of Is who has an interest in and de.
sires the Advancement Of the material
Of the community, to become
, member Of the League.
That the organization will result in
good to the community we have every
as the members evidence
that interest that foreteJI success
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25
succession Sale.
Succession of j. d. Addison, decd

Succession of j. d. Addison, decd.
By virtue of an order of the 10th Dist.
Court, of date May 18th, 1899, ordering
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 10Th, 1899,
at II o clock M, the following property
to wit:
LIST. The Kay place. being the NJ, of
the N Fla Sec. Il, I. 5 Il $40 11-lOO
acres
End. The NJ. J. levin place being
the y Wa of the S Wa and 5 Wa Of
n VIZ of Sec. 26, I. R-80 acres.
Ord. The w. G, Horn place, being
the NEl4 of N E4 and Sc of N EL
Sec. &. Il. 6 II. 8-1l9 % 100 acres.
4th. The +. Moss place. being the S
Wa of S Wa Sec. So; 81 of S EL
n FL of S. E14 See. 35, T7R9. and n
E14 of n E1I4 Sec. I X $40 acres.
9TH The 5 Wa of N Wa Sec, 6, T
L $40 acres.
9th. The Slaughter place, being s
VIZ of S Wa and So of n. VIZ Sec.
10, L + K S-120 acres.
7th. The Frankton place, being Ell
of n Wa and n Wa of S Wa &C. 20,
I r S-I20 acres.
Sth. The S Ed of s Wa and the 81
of S Ed Sec. 2, ~ 9-l20 acres.
9th. The fractional part N VIZ
and fractional part of n VIZ of n EM
north of the Z. Il z. r. Il. in the town
Of Provencal and in Sec. IS ISL g.
10th. The Trammell place being S.
Wa of Sec. l, L II 8 and being part of
lot No. % BIudworth survey-l6O acres.
18th. The So of SEX Sec. 20 north
OF 7. & p. reservation, L 3 r less land
sold to j. A. Dale, A. NJ. Crane and Joe
Levy.
18th. The J. NJ. Collins place being
VIZ of S Wa, See. II and that portion
of the n Wa of n Wa of Sec 20 on
north side of Bayou ktsilsla She ! 5 z RI
100 acres-A
18th. Part of Cobb land. being 8 VIZ
of S E14 Sec. 80 and n VIZ of n Ell
Sec. 5, r II $50 acres.
18th. The eighty acres on the left
bank of Old River. descending, bounded
above by Mrs. b Metoyer, below by A.
NJ. Metoyer in rear by public land and
'front.' by Old Hlver.
10Th. The Mid D'AigIe tract on Athao
River, bounded north by r. Brosset,
o nth by Lise Scruggs and Deslouches,
sast by Mid D'Aigle Bayou, and west
by Athao River-90 acres.
10th. The r. s. Nash place in south
west corner of S Wa Sec. 30, T SIR and
in N E14 of N Wa See. 2, and in N VIZ
of n va Sec. 2. L z RS.
18th. Lot No. II, Block No: 20, in
Provencal, La
18th. Lot No, A, Block Nos IL, in
Provencal, La.
18th. Lots Nos. 4, 6; "a, Is and Is,
Block No. "a, in Provencal, La.
goth. Lots. Nos. j, 2, 3. in Block No.
~. in Provencal, La.
2lst. Lots Nos. and 6, In Block No.
20, in Provencal. La.
22nd. Lots Nos. 4, 5, and 6. Block
No. rs, in Provencal, La.
23rd. The Bridges lot, with front OF
100 feet on 4. &. p Il X. by IL depth of
l6G feet, bounded north by I. & Z. Il. II.
east and south by j r. Carson. west by
lot of Mrs. L j. Addison All of said
property situated in the parish of Match
toches.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to au-
oraisement, as per inventory on file in
aid succession.
J.B. TREADWAY.
may IS. Executor.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25
STATE TAX SALES.
CONTINUED from 2nd page.l

sec 81 t re, ny of ne1 sec "a, The ell
of ne1 sec % tSr 9.sll5 of sec %. sci
sec %, VIZ sec 30, e1S of e1s nwL mel
of swI sec 81 8 20; 16S 74-l0O acre
mel OF sec. 80 tire known as the Allel
Philips land. Total acreage 1888 "a
100. Machinery and movables attached
| State 295 26, parish 492 10. poll 90, Int
30 W notice Zoe. cost Of advertisement t.
| he added.
No. ). Mrs Fl r Walmsley. ward /,
us acres of land go acres in see ) and
Ct Sr-; 240 acres 10 sec t7rS: I9S
acres in sec 20t7 200 acres in secs
and 6; so acres IN sec 80 to- g.
State 70, parish ii 20, int. Soc, notice
Zoe. cost Of advertisement to be added
No Is. Mrs. Airey Washington ward ]
One lot OF ground corner 9TH and Blu
ard SITS. State ISc. parish 3Oc, notice
20e, cost Of advertisement to be added,
NO. ". Levy WeStm0rland, ward /.
lis acres IT 1aad bounded moth BY
Cason and south BY J q johnson. State
JOS. parish so, poll 90. int. he. notice
23c, cost of advertisement to be added.
No. 40. Thomas Word, ward 2.
40 acres of land sw14 of se1z sec. 20 /
l2r7. State IS, paTi.h GO, poll l 90.
int. &c. NJ tlce %, cost of advertisement
to be ADDED.
No. IS. J w Weaver. ward 2.
40 acres oi land swJ4 of nwL sec 90,
1r ard animals. State 4Sc, Parish
8Oc, Int. &c. notice %, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
No 81. WIN. j. Williams, ward 2.
70 0-pO acres OF land, nell of sell
sea of neA sec. 81 t13rG. State 72c,
parish ~, poll 10. INT. 10c notice 25.
cost of advertisement 10 be added.
No. l51. j E Waits. ward 5
80 acres of land VIZ sell sec. Is 10r
10. State 72c, parish 20, poll 90, int.
lOc, notice 20, cost Of advertisement to
be added.
No 16S. John Washington, ward 5.
50 acres of land s1S Of sw1 sec 81 t o
7 10 and niOvab.es. State soc. parish
l %. poll 90 int. Zoe, notice 2jc, cost
of advertisement To be added.
No. Ia Mrs. e. Waller, ward 5.
so acres or land neh Of sell. sell of
nr1 sec. 30 10 r 10 and nloya6les.
State OF. parish 70. int. ~I3c, notice
70. cost of adveFtIseaseat to be added.
No. ia. q J Walker, ward s.
50 acres Of land e118 Of nw11a sec. "a
10 10. State Tie. PARISH 20, cost of
advertisement to be added
No. 232. G w Weldon. Sard z.
159 46-l00 acres of Iaud F115 of e15 see.
3t6rS. Stat A. parlsh2 40, poll 90
int. l5c, notice 25c, cost of advertise
nent to be added.
No. 8. Mrs Virginia Y'Barbo, ward
IA acres of land bounded north BY
Henry Stafford. east by HolIingsworth. |
vest ard south by N Frechede and |
noyables. State 84c, parish 40. int. |
LOc. notice Doc, cost of advertisement TO !
De added.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25
YOU CAN'T GET RESTED

Because That Tired Fee cling 10 not the
result of eXertion. Il Is due to the I'M
healty condition of your blood. This
vital fluid should give nourishments to
every organ, nerve and muscle. But il
cannot do this unless IL is rich and pure.
Tuat Ts what you want TO cure That
Tired Feeling pure, rich blood. Hood
Sarsaparila will hello you '.get rested. -
Ii Will give you pure, rich blood. give
you vIgOr AMI vitality and brace you up
so that you may feel well all through
the coming summer. If you have never
tried HoOd's SarsaparilIa, do so now,
and see how it energies and Yitalizes
your whole system.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25
No Right to Ugliness,

The woman who is ugly in face, form
and temper will always have friends, hut
one who would be attractive must keen
her health. If she is weak, sickly and
all run down, she will be nervous and
irritable. If she has constipation or kid
new trouble, her impure blood will cause
pImples, blotehes, skin .,ruptions and a
wretched complexion. Electric BItters
is the best medicine in the world to regu-
late stomach liver and kidneys and TO
purify the blood. 1t gives strong nerves.
bright eyes, smooth velvety skin, rich
complexion. 1t Will make gnOd looking
charming woman of /. rundown invalid.
Only 30 cents at NatchitOches Drug Co.,
Limited.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25
personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Henry left for NeI
Orleans on Monday nights cannon bal
with their son Aaron, where they nay
gone to consult physicians.
Mrs. e. L. Sasche. of Monroe. is tn
welcome guest of her father Mr., ID
Simon
Miss Elise Cocker ham has returned
from New Orleans.
Miss Edith Buckner. OF New Orleans
Is the guest of Miss COckerham.
Mr.. kaufman, OF Shreveport, spen
Sunday and Monday in NatchItoches.
Mrs. II. B. HoIIIngsworth and sol
baYt been enjoying the State Fair Iol
the past week,
Mrs. z. Hill Is at home again. after
spending several months In New VI
leans with her daughter. Mrs. j. M
Leveque. Mrs rrudhomtne returned
home with her sister.
MIR. A, i. Solnpayrac, OF Clarence,
was welcome ana appreciated VlsltoT
TO this Office on Tuesday.
Mr.. A. q. Presley, of ward z, was q
visitor to town Saturday.
Miss Emma .Breazeale and Angela
anu MeSSIFs Whit
Ursin Lambre John Carr, Joseph Clou-
tier. and others from Bermuda, passed
through town on their way to and from
Clarence. where they went to enjoy a
dapce on Friday night.
Miss Marie Grinmer was the charm
ing guest of her aunt Mrs. L. LATTER on
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. c. &. Chaplin are
"taEIng in the fair in New Orleans this
week.
Miss Rena Phillips. who has had
charge OF the prinsarY department In
the high school at Chenevville since
September, Is expected home tonight,
her school having finished the scholastic
term.
DIR. Jules Janin spent Monday in
Cloutiery lille
Mr., and Mrs. J, Alph. Prudhomme
and daughters have returned home after
having enjoyed a week at their town
residence. Mrs. E. G. Lawton with her
children accompanied her parents to
town.
DR.. Clarence PierSon was called up
from New Iberia Friday by the illness
of his aunt, Miss Cass Pierson, He lie t
with her on Saturday mornings tram
for New Orleans where she will consult
physicians and The Enterprise hopes
soon viii gain rellet from her suffering
DR.. J. w. Cockerham and family en-
jOved last week at their summer house
ON the Saline.
Mrs. Allan Metoyer and sons. of Ber-
LIuda. and Mrs. Joseph PrudhOmme
and son of Campte, were guests of their
sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Hyams, last week.
Mrs. Ed. Pope, of Campte, passed
town during last week en- route
to and from New Orleans.
Mr.. Ii. NJ, Hyams is absent in New
Orleans attending to business and en-
joying the Fair.
Mrs. John Blair Smith. of New Or
leans, a former resident who is well
known throughout tine parish. arrived
Sunday night with Mrs Hill and will
Summer in NatchitOches.
Miss Stella BouIs. now OF Dallas. Is
here on visit to her old home.
Mr.. q. V Porter left on Tuesday
Nights cannon ball 10 enjoy few daYs
II the State FAIR.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25

n lhis issue Of THE EN1ERpRrsE the
tax sales appear 70 which the atteut,op
ef pariies Interested IS directed. Ia
neariv all Of the parishes throughout
ahe STATE these sales have already been
nade. but Sheiiff Freeman. 10 the inter-
ct q dellnquenss and with kindness
characteristic Of the man, CONSIDERABLY
sxefted hieseIf 10 collect these taxes
md tlas gils.n OH the time possible N
which thew eoRid be paid. lie bias
hressed % one, hut now the llsuit has
been ie4ylsed and the list appears rbs
week, lfasRgh shorter bY coiama Or
iw0 tharr 1as been II many j year.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25

State Bank Examiner, f. G. Freret,
dropped in unexpectedly and unan-
nOnnced last Saturday to examine the
affairs of the Exchange Bank While
Cashier J. G. Trichel, Jr., was taken
unawares, he was prepared as he always
is. The examiner found the affairs of
this institution in first-class shape in
every particular. aud the books tallying
to cent. He was forced to say it was
the best showing he found in the State.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25
NoN-REsIDENTs.
No. II. Mrs. NJ A Baston.

No. IA. Mrs. NJ A Baston.
100 acres of land the nwL Of neL M
Of nw54 sw1 Of nw14 sec. u IS. State
2 40, parish 4 90, int. Doc. notice 25c,
cost of advertisement to be added.
No. 46. Mrs. Jennie Cox.
House and two lots on New lad ST..
between NelEen and Breda Stxte soc.
Parish 90 INT. 81. notice Boz, cost of
advertisement to be added.
No. 56. HELM 81 Daniels.
Store house and 10. corner of Main
and Front SITS. in town OF MartbavflIe
and novables. State 60. parish 6 90.
int. 40c. notice 25e oss of advertise.
ment 10 he added.
No IS. Estate of AddeIte Deb;i.ux.
100 acres of land on Bayou b ,urbesux
bounded By lands formerly Of AdoID,e
Prudhomme. State J 80, lta fish IA
interest f8c. notice 2 2. cost Of adver-
nsement 70 be adden.g
No rs. Mrs. Ann Fri eY.
itc1 lcrcs sees . a1 nw Of n, Of
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-25

Mr.. nos. q. Henry left for bushes.
visit TO New Orleans on last Monday.
Mr.. Henry informed US that he expects
% purchase street sprinkling machine
~ New Orleanas and Win be ready to
l'ssgir the good work. Of keeping down
Gust On our streets by Juas lss.