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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-10
How to Find Out.

Fill a bottle or common glass
with your water and let stand
twentyrfour hours: q. sediment or
settling indicates an unhealthy,
condition of. tbe; kidneys; if it,
stains your inSn iais sayidaneei
of kidney trouble; too frequent
desirS apwwNEtsdr b Mn Sthi
back iAaIsoic9 vino, agpfeof than
thesk isbSsy Sand sbladder are out
of order,ts 'ssd' = ~ "a IL :!
What to tlo.~-----.-.- ----. .-
TheFeis, comfort in the knowl-
edge so often expressed, that DR..
Kilmef's Swamp:Root, the great
kidney remedy fulfills every wish
in curing rheumatism, pain, in the.
back, fkidneys, liver, bladder khd
every part of the urinary passages.
It'cerrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or
bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often during the
night. The mild and the extraor-
binary effect of Swamp. Root is
soon realized. 1t stands the high
est for it's wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should have the
best. At druggists fifty cents or
one dollar.
You may have a sample bottle
and book that tells more about
it, both, sent absolutely tree by
mail, if you send your address to
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
n. Y. When writing be sure and
mention that you read this gener.
Gus otfer'in the Lancaster ENTER
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-10

rPimpies, Beiisand other Humors'ap-
pear when the blood gets impure. The
best remedy is DR.. M. Az Simmons
Lii ertMedicine. - . q, --o. %
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-05-10

Dr. NJ. "A. cSimn mons Liver ,Medicn, /,
Clears the Complexion, gives Ruoyans
cy to the Mind, cures Headache, Regh!
lates: Stomach, Bowels apdIiysr.t :; -"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16
Brother Joe.

! The last number of the Academy"
contains a poetic squib entitled "Broth-
n, Ioe.n the motive of which is a para
Lrsph that purpOrts to be quoted from
|be daily papers and runs as follows:
|4ur. Kipling has recently Joined an
EFdinburg Masonic Lodge. His style
Ehere is Brother Joseph Rudyard Kip
ling Whether the squiE originated
with the Academy" or is copied from
|sOme other publication does not appear:
Il Glanced to be at rockingham upon a little
trip;
met a fellow Mason there and gave the man
the grip
Ewhst no | said. my Rudyard." But his
look was cold as snow:
hNy name. y~ou,sught TO understand, he said
lis Brother joe
bits Rudyard this. and Kipling that, with
poems. tales aud such.
|And Rudyard hipiIng Is a name that cant be
known too much.
.0its Rudyari this, and hIplTng that, with
any writing dodge.
But its Brother Joseph kiplIng when he joins
blooming lodge.
vent into a library TO get a book TO read,
EThe mau behind the couHter asked: "What is
sir, you ueed?"
e~Iwant." 7 said, the latest thing that Joseph
kipling's Done
EGOOn. he said, you re hosxing me-, Joe. Kip
there isn't one. -
Oit's Brother Joe, and Joseph, when i~nsignias
are out
And knives and works are busy and the bottle
goes about.
Its Brother Joe from India where'er the
MasOus th-oDg,
Butts Rudyard kipling only when he wri ties
a blooming song.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16
Song Recital by Jane huntingtou
Yale, Opera House, Friday
ing Nov. 18th.

MARRIED at the residence of the
groouns parents. on Saturday, Nov. IL.
Mtss Martina Ottesen to Christopher
Sundahl, both OF Raritan township.
Both of these young people are pio-
neers of Day County, the groom having
been a resident for IL years, the bride
for IL wears. Only immediate relatives
were i'm Attendance at the ceremony.
The happy couple will move into their
new home in Liberty township immed-
lately followed by the best wishes OF a
host OF fri.ada aud relatives who wish
them abundant happiness and prosper
ity i'm their new station.
Rev, ID. NJ. H~artrough q congl minis
ter OF Dies Moine-, Iowa, now acting as
an evangelist war in Redield On Thurs
day on his way to Hot Springs to hold
a ssries of meetings. He was accoin-
married. by his two Sous Waldo and
Ralph who will remain in Redtield and
are now fairly settled in the college
5ber. they will take courses OF study.
Waldo has lately returned from the
Klondyke.-Redfrid Press.
Ralph remained but one week IN
the college wh-t be returned to
this city u engaged 10 work lot Dan
knight for awhile.
Chas. p. Spriesterbaeh and Thomas
w. Elliott trading "a the Eieva tor Store
IN. have entered suit through their
attorneys Wells aud Bush, against the
city al Webster for $500. damages.
The claim il based on the faulty con-
.truction by the defendants CT the "
or drain wl,ic.s runs along the west
side of Main ST. by which rain, waste
water aud noxious fluids are allowed to
leak into the cellar of plaintiffs, damag-
ing the goods aud merchandise contain
ed therein; preventing plaintiffs from
carrying "a larger stock u iniuring the
health oi plaintiffs, their employees and
cu.tomers. The case viii b- tried at
the Februart term of Circuit Court.
Vice Pres 'aept.H Hobart is on the
road to con sscence.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16

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me is hsss|
lent Of hs@,
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16
Webster Markets.
Notice to SUBSCRIBERS.

The season OF settlement OF ontStand.
n, accounts has arrived and We desire
h imuress upon our delinquent subscrib.
L,,s tbe necessity Of prompt payment of
description accounts. The Reporter
|A,s been very leuient In this matter in
N, mast with the result of a larger
,mount due accommodating than w are
x,rsuted in carrying. Subscribers there
Eoe will confer a favor by giving this
matter their early attention.
Adams & Arthur.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16

Day COUNTS.
Y Commissions
'Oard are as ID
iges.
MsiOrr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16

Pay your subscription!
Get on to it-"knox ALL"
See the new books at Peabody's.
Did you see any shooting stars"
Wards Bakery goods at Bakers
Are you a First or Second Streeter?
Oats tor sale. Inquire OF j. McKcowa.
Great Bargains in wall paper, Ross
&Co.
The matrimonial market il brisk lust
at present.
Finest &c. cigar in town-E Gegalo-
N. 4. THU.
Star gazing parties are the social lad
at present.
Great clearance sale OF wall paper
Ross L Co.
ALI the latest new books can be found
at Peabody's.
lyon have sny oats to sell call on
|. A. Wearne.
thas. II. Sheldon was over from
Pierpont Wednesday.
Finest line ~ofAeckwear in the city at
Elevator Store
Mrs. J: Il. Herman OF Waubay, spent
wednesday ia this city.
service liens for stallion or bull for
pale ut this Office.
U. M~cGlachIia, of Aberdeen was 4
webster visitor Tuesday.
Ok Small hare something new 20
tell you this week.
MISS Ethel Sheldon of Pierpout visit
webster friends Saturday.
everything for sewing machines. At
moss the jewelers..
conn Markrud 10 on the cripple list
"hh a badly sprsinsd foot.
val paper remnsnts, good paper 5c.
Per roll, Ross 4 Co.
Popular works-sopular authors
Popular prices at P1abody's.
Robert Mantelih 10 best cigar ut
Zsag price-M. A. Thal.
As'eii ost was over from the Valley
aaa spent Saturday in the city.
isenty new patterns OF baby cabs at
"eVd Furniture Store.
ars B. ID. Fish who has been on the
NA aS Is reported as improving.
4 Nh
,Dewey's Morning Glory beats til en-
FL. Pioneer Drug Store.
ID; Dyke Sundayed mt home aud re-
''aied has route Monday morning.
lew bushels OF good potatoes will
r. taken on subscription.
zoe Wanger n of Waubay's leading
e'cnahts Was in Webster Tuesday.
we handle Paris Murton Chocolates
"a ihui, they can't be beat.
new line OF samples $50 new ones) OF
@pets at the Old Furniture Store.
10 Keep mp withthe literature of the
's p~atronize Peabody's book
FOR RENT.-My five room house
A'h' Thos. Conley.
AN eiegnnt lot Of chain bracelets the
f'optf thing at Ross the jewelers..
ATTY J.. II. woodworth OF Bristol
the city Tuesday between trains.
aa''se who suffer the untold miseries
IN p;aaaci'e try Aesculapius, 25 cents
sionssr Drug Store.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16

[e bonds to IN
pr the pwciR
B, No, 26l. /
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16
Moneyto loan on approved
security. E.W TayIor.

oH CIV
security. I. w Taylor.
NJ. ID. Candy. Of Webster. was in town
a short time Monday aiIernoou.-Brad.
ley Globe.
Smoke Herbert Spencer the best ten
cent cigar on the market Ross sells it.
The genial countenance OF Charley
Chapman Jack o. Clubs was visible on
our streets Friday.
Try Hess preiume the finest that
ever came to the city NJ. \. Thul sells it.
Rudolph Mireau has ry-established
his druy line and will again settle in
town with his family.
The correct Christmas gilt. Ebuay
and silver novelties at Ross the Jeweler.
Miss Swan and Miss Gamnche OF
Andover We're guests OF the Misses
Guimont's Wednesday.
Cash and tue highest market price
paid Tor hides and iurs Ole AmuRdson.
Evangelist Il. NJ. .Hartsough Is COR
Quoting u series OF revival meetings at
Hot Springs, this state.
Sigsbee's Maine Mist" will suit your
best girl sure, the Pioneer Drug Store
has it.
jas. McFadden oi North Webster Is
carrying hts lett hand in a sling-a
painful leIon is the cause.
IGyou want good smokeior a nickIe
call at Peabody drug store and get
aknOX All.
Mr. Ochsenreiter, one OF the leading
Webster merchants, was in Bradley
Monday bradley Globe.
We have now the incest couches ever
IN town. We want you all to see them
Benjamin 4 Foster.
J. ". Abbott aud daughter, Miss \.
Maud Abbott, came up from Waubay
and spent Sunday at home.
Putnam Fadeless Eye produces the
fastest aud brightes' coIOrs OF any
known dye stuff. Sold by NJ. A. Thul.
B~orn-Friday, Nov. 10th, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bur:h OF Butler, daughter.
Mother aud child are doing nicely.
Mrs. Yale OF St. Paul will glFe a song
recital at the opera house Nov. 18th,
FOR the benefit of st. Mary's Guild!
Farmers save your fax straw the
Webster MilI Co. wants a large guam
tity and will pay a good price for it.
DR.. Goo dmanson, the paiRless dentist
will be in Wanbay Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Nov. %, "a and 20.
We will sell bran at - and shorts
at $40 per ton. These prices are sub
iecr to change. Webster Mill TO.
Go to the Star Gallery for the latest
novelties in photo mountings, medal
ions, friendship hearts, pins, buttons,
etc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16
Pianos and Organs at
Malmberg's JeweIp store.
One door north OF Conn
naTciai Hotel.

Fred Bailie drove 70 PierPontI Thurs
day. From the frequency with which
Fr.d VISITS the valley his friends do say
vel, We won't anticipate, but our
Pennington correspondent ~ fHstruct'
ed To forward the first reliable News oi
the event.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16

hhoX All IL the best ) cent ciga r on
the market, Peabody sells it, try il.
Mrs. Geo Hammerbacher returned
,ast week from AL extended visit to
MiIbank. "
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16
~WkNTED--Cood Milling
Wheat Highest market price
paid. BY Webster Milling

j. b. Prendergast returned TO his
in Wheaton, MINI. Friday night
having spent a couple of weeks visiting
here.
Bert Niles is feeling proud over the
sale arrival ut his home OF II IL pound
son. Mrs. Niles aud the boy are getting
along hicely.
U. s Commissioner {. II. Gardner oil
Sisseton was IN the Friday looking
after some real estate matters IN which
be is interested.
A letter received from Sergeant Geo.
". Moulton stat-s he wRi be home
Nov. %. He is still visiting his mother
ut FalIbrook Cal.
II o want a pump, wind sill. steam
or not water fitting, cslI on {. Il.
at A. Flanders sAop, south
.4,f the depot. All work guaranteed
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16

when you see the above name
m a steel range it means there
is nothing better on the market.
Tbev are unbreakable and are
rhe finest bakers-Eave smooth
+on mates which when in use are
a beautiful blue, and are very
easiIv cleaned, by simply Wiping
i off. as no grease or dirt adj
heres to them.
& JEFFERSON &c g
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16
LOCAL


SuiHSS.
in the frena|
( called BY be-
Nov. 18Th ~
! the following
Fl. Olson, Pes
|ls, Paul Gruh|
+. Absent H.O|
|ijourn till Men
10Th, 1899 al
lcil.
/, City Auditor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-11-16

nay grow NJ
the @qr1sI
resident d NJ
h%tavkinsop NJ
naudsonelt S
Ca! came to Gr.I
rated rat the er.uI
lung cigar, N
Is Is Just as lapprtI
&c deed to Il. |
ted States, N
Eshions. |
begun to ra,I
ended the N
Oerdeen Mopt,rI
Of geese loparI
e as they pass. |
1~ald aud nrI
DR., Compton,
'mes Sunday |
family deparstI
overland rorI
|erS at Lily. |
fell satuparI
here was vusI
he beautiful n
ed to winter n
gone to yhaA |
his sons, GIL
locating there. |
ng surprised +
we thought v
nto the sunus
My a NOyenbsI
pont, remOval
Clarence PsrsI
h had in soa.
led itself thsr
abor last vsst
larger to Ell
al days.
Victory
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-04

A ragged woman was crossing the
corner of public park in large city
where the children of the poor are &C.
cEstomed to play, many of them bare
footed. A burly policeman stationed
at the corner watched the woman sus-
piciously Half way across she stopped
and picked up something which she hid
in her apror. In an instant the police
man was by her side. With a gruff
voice and threatening manner he de-
manded:
What are you carrying off in your
apron2"
The woman seemed em barrassed and
refused to answer. ThereGpon the Off
Ger Of the law. thinking that she had
doubtless picked up pocketbook which
she was trying to make away with,
threatened to arrest her unless she told
him at once what she had in her apron
At this the woman reluctantly unfold
ed her apron and disclosed handful Of
broken glass.
In stupid wonder the policeman ask
ed:
"What do you want with that stuff"
A flush passed over the woman s face;
then she answered simply:
''If you please sir, just thought I'd
take it out OF the way Of the children s
feet. Detroit Free Press.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-04

A prosperous theater in the city of
New York may in a favorable season
do business Of more than $3.50. 600
and keep in employment $50 persons
There are 81 theaters, including the va
riety houses in active operation in the
boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx.
while the borough of Brooklyn adds a
score or more. Everything which affects
business in general affects the theater
Immediately.
A man will reduce his expenditures
for tickets to places of amusement long
before he thinks of emitting down his
supply of cigars. for the cigar belongs
to that class of luxurics which subtly
become neccssaries. while the theater
habit, as any observant manager will
tell you. requires constant cultivation
The management of theater is there
fore an occupation requiring business
sagacity in a greater d. gree than it
calls for artistic taste. w. j. Hender-
son in Scribner S
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-04
Too Much For Belief.

One of the brethren went to Knox
vile last August and fell by the way
side-he got drunk down there. After
several months the news of his fall
reached his rural home. and he was
brought up before the church
Brethren. he said. ~ admit got
drunk in Knoxville last August, but l
didn't mean to do it. How / have suf-
fered in my conscience and in my pride
God alone knows, and / trust he has
forgiven me- Brethren, want you to
forgive me. didn't go to get drunk.
took a glass or two of light wine with
a friend. and later took bottle of beer
on ice, and them
Brethren, interrupted a good old
brother in the amen corner. II would
be willing to forgive the brother for his
fall if he would make a clean breast of
it and tell The truth. But l move we
turn him opt for lying. He has lied to
u.s. Whoever heard Of ice in August?''
And they turned him out because he
dared to say that be had seen ice in Au-
gust. .-Sweetwater (Tenn.) Telephone
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-04

through his nalr
The bell rang a second time. He laid
his pipe down carefully, arose, gave his
vest pull. settled his hat firmly on his
head &hd steadfastly walked into the
kitchen.
Ills wife was sitting BY the table
pouring tie tea.
lie hesitated q moment. She looked
very pretty as she sat therc-Pretticr
than usual. somehow. Perhaps she had
on better dress,
WAS your meeting succcSSfui?" she
queried, her eyes cn the amber liquid.
VERY, he replied as he crossed the
room to where bis coat hung on the
wooden peg. They nominated me for
school committee.
She nodded her head refectively.
''You will make good one. ;" she said.
They ought to put good men in Office.
He stared at her ~baelss I'm eorry
the parlor'' - he began.
fYou needn't be. she broke in sharp
ly. 81 guess She set the teapot
down, and. arising carefully, walked
around the table and set it down at her
husbands place, Il guess that IL man
has right to do as he wants to in his
own house
She glanced at him proudly. One arm
was III his coat sleeve.
Its pretty warm, she remarked,
seating herself again. land, Lyford,
perhaps youd d be more comfortable if
you didn't put your coat on
He sent keen glance in her direc-
tion, and his blue eyes twinkled. Me-
chanically he replaced the coat and took
his seat at the table opposite her.
81 think that should. he replied.
Globe Democrat.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-04

Sunday School Teacher-Now, where
win you go if yoa are good boyf
Tommy-To the pantoniIne. Father
says so. Pick Nc Up
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-04
TAKING THE REINS.

Lyford Merritt was certainly most
exasperating man. In this. for won.
der. the whole village eoncurred, with
the exception Of bis wifes Shesmain-
tanned silence on the subject which was
best, perhaps, inasmuch as she was the
cause Of it all
"He's-he's the most downtrodden
and meek sort of man you ever set eyes
on, and it amt right that it should be
so, > Mrs. Blake declared, as Lyford
| Merritt, then under discussion, shuffied
along the dusty road. ''It's dreadful to
see man so suppressed. she sighed
''1t amt nature one bit
''Some men are born meek and
! would rather a woman'd 90 ahead and
boss the house and him, too and then
You don't blame 'em, but Lyford AIM
that kind. Fore his wife got hold of
him be used to be as up and coming as
any one. "
A slight flush spread over her thin
checks as she felt critical glance upon
her.
THAT was the time he came a-court-
in you, | s'pose2'' her guest remarked
blandly. II always heard you had some
sort of words and then he took up with
the new schoolteacher and married her
right away fore your face and eyes.
Mrs. Blake beat her cake vigorously
''Re amt done nothing but be set on
ever since, she declared at length, $50
that he ain himself at all. And that's
what's so exasperating. No man with
any natural stand up to him ought to
give in the way he does. That's what's
the trouble. He seems to think it's all
right.
She poured the cake into tin and
showed it into the oven and shut the
door with bang
"We've all had spells of talking to
him, she went on, ''but there, it amt
no earthly good. he always sits so good
natured and kind Of mods his head as if
agreeing, and when you come to stop he
looks up with his blue eyes and says
We'll, well, you don't understand. 1t
may seem kind Of hard sometimes to
outsiders, Mis- Blake. but then. you
see, she's got the nerves :
Nerves, scornfully "as if any of |
us couldn't get up that kind of nerves
if we wanted to. But Lyfcrd, he just |
stands it always. and it's terrible exas-
perating."
She gave another glance out Of the
window. Lyford Merritt was not in
sight. Unconscious of his neighbor's
scrutiny and comment, he slowly cross
ed the stubby field and made his way to
the barn. There he deposited the pack
ages from the store and then went to
the woodpile. He seemed in a sort of
brown study. and his movements were
uncertain.
ut amt right for a man not to be
master in his own house." he rumi-
mated as if the sentiment had Just been
upon his mind ''It really
amt, and am going to assert myself. /"
The thought caused a stick to drcn
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-04
AN URDINATCE.
No. so

By Mr.. Cruwn:
Tc the Honorable Police Jury of Match
] Ilochcs Parish. La:
We tie undersigned voters ard tax
meyers residing ~ SrEcul if,~irtct No.
/ Ward ., &et,liifac bvs=~17s;i > DO res
| recifHIlr as6 ycur EoBoi#bIe body 10
ORDER IN election TO Ea held in our
school cistricl for tie purpose # voting.
'or or against he towing q special
-chco Tax Of five ~ nils on The collar.
IN our scno"l district. Said election to
| he held AZ lie eai Hest day
tSignedl L j Jackson. | y Ea;ns, f.
" Trul ,. " J Davis. j x P Woods G.
Small. } I Rains, L L Protiro. G W.
Ii Berry. q A IounghlOod, = Porter,
\ b Hiok, W C GiIe.p PIE. o y Hammer.
4 l. Glass, Rodgers. g Darder. F +
Matthews, II + Wa9Iep. B J SmHn. A A. +.
NbltlOck. Jr, A j Fox. a A Wiitlock,
Pa'iisOn- Bros " Paiti>on. C. o Jack
son. G P BIasher. L + Baiies. j c Par
r"tr. W l. Dixon. J y Lee. A L Rev. =
) Rains. Sr.. A } Carcy. r L0cket. w
+ LoCkei.
Be II resolved By the Police Jury of
the PARISH Of Natchlrochrs,
That IN accordance with The petition
OF the taxpaver- Of School District No
| Ward Parish of NatchEtoches. here
IN made part Of this ordinance. the same
having been signed by mole than one-i
thi:d Of the taxpayers of the SAID School
District special election is hereby
called for lhe purpose Of submitting TO
the property taxpayers Of School Dis
trIct No. Ward ), PARISH of Natchito-.
ches. 10 be held on the I2lh day of June,
1879. ut the polling places at which the
last preceding general election was held
Tue SAME 10 be conducted under the
general election laws Of the State for
the purpose Of submitting TO the sand
property taxpayers of School District.
No. i. Ward 3. entitled to vote at such
election as 10 whether or not a special
tax Of five mills on the dollar in excess
or The ordinary tax now levied shall be
LEVIED on all the taxable property asses
sed in said School District. Ward 5. for
a period of ten years for the purpose Of
and supporting wLite
public school at the town of Martha
Vile.
Be It further resolved. That SAID elec-i
ti0n shall be held under The general
Plecti N laws of the State as provided
by Act No. ISL Of 1898, and that aIl lax
payers entitled TO vote under the laws Of
his State shall be allowed TO vote there
at and all necessary hooks and papers
shall be provided AS required by law.
The form of ballot shall be: In favor
Df saId tax OF "AgaInst said tax" And
hat The result Of said election shall be
july promulgated according tc law,
Be it further resolved. That all ex-
nenses of SAID election shall be borne bv
he said School District No. ! of Ward
}. aur l3
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-05-04
Partitl IN Sale.
Succession of J. ii. FIournoy vs.. Mrs /.
N. J. Rutland.

Succession of J. IL. Flournoy VS.. Mrs I.
n. l. Rutland.
10th District Court, Parish of Natchlto-
ches. La.-No. 1928.
By virtue of judgment rendered and
order issued in The above entitled and
numbered cause aud 10 me directed. L
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-
lcwing described property situated in
the parish of Natchitoches. to-wit:
The cast half of section 81, lying south
of Three League Bayou. containing $50
acres; also lots, one, two, three. four,
ard eight, q, ,. 3. 4. & s. of section
forty-eight, all ID township ten, range
s. west, containing 404 r. 100 acres.
Terms of Sale-Cash, without ap-
praisement in order to effect partition.
J. W. FREEMAN.
March 30. Sheriff.