Natchitoches Populist from Natchitoches, Louisiana • Page 3

"I have been using CA SCAhETS for Insomnia, with which I have been afflicted for over twenty years, and I can say that Cascarets -ave given me more relief than anyother remedy I have ever tried. I shall certainly recommend them to my irlends as being all they are represented." Taos, GIOutD, Elgin, IL CANOY CATHARTIC TRAQE assarao Pleasant, Palatable. Potert, Taste (ood. Po Good, Nevur Bicken. Weaken, or Gripe, Ie.

Nc, Wo. CURE CONSTIPATION. M4lt Rmedy Cle)spy, k3orse.j. New T.rk. l16 OTTO ole andgaranteed all aitdrlRNATCIITOCHES POPULIST.

FRIDAY. January, 6, 1899. Lawyers and litigants don't seem to know it, but they can get their sales and all legal advertising done in this paper for just half what it will cost in the Enterprise. DSheriff Freeman reports 2400 poll taxes collected up to Jan'y 1st inst. This is a good showing and proves that a few of our citizens intend to keep on voting despite the attempts of the ring to throttle them.

On account of the high license all the saloons in this parish remained closed Monday morning except two in this city-Hughes Aaron's (Phoenix) on Front and Jaffa's on CLARKE has recuperated his Stock of Fine Jewelry, and is to fill all orders for New ear. Some of the saloon men, and perhaps others, hoped that the Police Jury at its session this week would lower the license on saloons like some of the other parishes have done, but our Police Jury did not conmpromise itself by repealing a measure before it had been tried, and which. would have the appearance of a bargain. Solid Gold Neck Chains, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Scarf Pins, Plain Oval Rings, Children and Misses Gold Stone Set Rings, going at 4-Cent cotton 'prices. CLARKE, the up-to-date Jeweler.

Mr. W. H. Dyson of ward 6, was in town to arrange for final proof on his U. S.

homestead last 8aturday, and paid us a pleasant call, remembering his subscription. New Year's gifts in finest goods, nst received at CLARKE'S, the eweler. Mr. Frank D. Emery has been from Washington, D.

to serve as a clerk in the U. S. Land Office at this place. lia lk YowHu 0 h5iat suabstantial and accommod9tieg Insurance -emee has our thanks for pretty Calendars, Blotters, etc. 'ehir large, pleasant ofice on Snd 8treet indicates a growing T.

J. Welch, one of the aeleant Magistrates of ward 6, Was town Tuesday, and called to renew his subscrlption. REIt A. Year' fallig on 8unday, Mowday took it. plac as a holiday, fer htages in resideance and oes abhiowed up, but not so mwi a.s wa thought.

Wfe besxt4roomindad Dr. a 33 St, Charles Orleas asbelug eilable and reuatkrbly thql tresteoent of 4lssimaEssk 'f oure 44h30W tId Thyruswpr em. JONES-(GITLLEY--At 3 p. m. Dec.

25th, at the residence of the bride', parents', Mr. Gee. Jones and Misjs BIirdie Gulley were united in holy matrimony, Rev. Armstrong otficiating. Quite a large crowd, consisting of relatives and special friends was present.

The wedding: march was skillfully rendered by! Miss Nora Goyne. Miss Avice Curry, one of our bright and sweet Normalites was Maid of Honor. The groom was attended by Mr. J. L.

We'iver, a prominent meorchant of Natchitoches. The bride in her dainty costume of white, was a vision of lovoliness. The room was darkened and lamps wore lighted, and their brilliancy seem to say to the bride and the handsome groom, "A bright future is before you. After the ceremony, the bride and groom followed by attendants and guests, marched into the dining room where an excellent dinneor of the richest delicacies were spread. i To Mr.

Jones and his "Birdie" we extend our congratulations. We wish the young couple much success and a long and happy life. MARRIED-At the residence of the brido's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

L. Brewton of Ward 2, Mr. J. N. Weaver to Miss Cynthia A.

Brewton, Magistrate M. O. Gunter officiating. At the residence of the bride's father, Mr. A.

W. Bishop of ward 2, on Thursday, Dec. 22nd, 1898, Mr. G. W.

Morgan to Miss Leona Bishop, Rev. C. V. Terrall officiating. At the residence of J.

W. Bahers, on Wednesday, Jan'y 4th, Miss Mollie Stewart to Mr. S. Riser, and Miss Sallie Babers to Mr. R.

J. Kimbell. Magistrate M. O. Gunter officiating.

Any Person Wishing to know the truth in regard to their health should not fail to send for a valuable and new 64page Booklet which will be sent FREE for a short time to those who metion this paper. This book is published by the celebrated physicians and specialists--Dr. Hathaway of 337 it. Charles St. New Orleans, whom you should address.

Write to-day. Mrs. P. S. Carter of Robeline, returned home Tuesday from a visit to her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. McK. Holston. Mrs. McK.

Holston returned home last Saturday from Abbevills, where she had been to visit her daughlter Lelia, now Mrs. Gooch. CASTOR IA Por Infants antd Children. Th Kid Yon Have Alwnp tutt Rev. R.

E. Reed, the new paster of this and Cane River Baptist churches, arrived here from Lonisville, last Friday morning accompanied by his wife. He held services at the church Sunday morning and evening, and was well received. He is a scholary gentleman and a flunent speaker, and Mrs. Reed is a most excellent and accomplished lady.

Our good friend Mr. M. N. Bandaries of Grappe's Bluff, was in town Saturday to pay his taxes, and renew his subscription, Mr. S.

M. Dendy of near Provednal, was disposing of some "porkers" on our streets Tuesday, and favored this paper. We are sorry Mr. Deady is trying to sellhis farm in order to move to Texas. In Webster pariah the democrats joined in a mass meeting with the populists denouncing fraudulent elections and fraudulent registration anid pledring theinseves to support a people.s ticket regardless of parties in the next election.

Now mlent spread all over the state and Louisiana will be 8ntlltin. There i4 more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other discases put together, and until the last few years was supiosed to be incurable. For a great many years doctorsl' prOnounIed(i it a local disease, lnd pres('ri)bed loca lc rcre ontV by ci(stantly to cure( with lochal it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and, therefore, requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufacturcd by F.

J. Ciheney Toledo, Oilio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in from 10 drops to a teaspooiunl. It acts directly on the blood ani mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure.

Send for circulars and testimonials, Addlrcss, F. J. Toledo, 0. fVj Sold by Druggists, 75e. It required the inventive genius of our good friend Mr.

13. B. Fleminn of ward 5, to discover the ver latest thiug in farm cultivators. The methods of manufacture will be explained on application, as the laws regulating the mails prohibits publication in this paper. TYLISH, RELIABLE AARTISTIC Recommended by Dsreumas.

They Always iAZA NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE tFThesee re sold in nney ery city and town in the Uited Staes If your deaerdoes not kop them aond direct to us. One cent stuaparecciL Address poor nearest point. THE McCALL COMPANYI I38 to 146W. St.U t89 Ffth CC and 141 Market Sam Prmcasco. Brightest Magazine Pubilshed Contains Beautifl Colored Plates.

tes Latest Patteras, Fash. Work. s. sarted for ts e. rnepa Mwat.

Wde Isr terns ad er clam. isnbac 5leadpoayR, tjEu Mha THE McCALL sa te 46 W. th NewV Yrk Rev. R. S.

IsbeH in charge of the Methodist churche here and at Ragan's Chapel, is now located here with his wife, and having served the churches here before, they are welcomed back by their many friends. The Police Jury finished their labors Wednesday evening and adjourned. They did not touch the whisky license question, and it will stand as it is for 1 year. In reference to road working they ordered the Assessor to assess a road tax of $1.00 per capita on males from 18 to 55. This will not be available till next year, and in the meantime the roads will be worked as usual.

$50 in Gold! Will be Paid to any Man or Woman. It remane for the elebrated Grm of ltmla and speciaist, Dr. reited), to place a mgenuine sne rops ton before the pbi which has never beon made before. We agree to treat any permn etited with any ahrn cure them, medie and eTerrti neoeary for their foreit 50.00 ini col, the patient fnithInll treatment and the case a curable one Thisoffer Is there i noeathto it; and futermm theoffeir is good and the moner perfectly eafe rcs we are ainolall repoan. during the the tmthat they have ouared thonaands of ases whereother doetom have failelod, and this warrants them in Lmakin' this rembarkble offer.

AUeso uworins from bate now an oltu silty to test the tret. this country, with an absaolute surety of be lae caured. Speciall emt, aUCh 8acutsrrh, ot men and wsmen whnlcb slaet the delloate eirle and private diseases at all kinds, rheumatscat, stdeuare, srladocele, eLaile troubles, ski stultine1e, usiesa, k'ld oand urinary ilgleapo Ilve mnd staemdl diCultLes, liquor, Rsm aw merIphis or crnici sawe. Oar treatamt an be taken at hams under our direotions, or we will peay rat-l road fans and hotel bill tan who mf to come hae iths best of htazelia and potemtlonal refer ences and transact oar beslc 'aa strictly protesaka a rmlina notheng butw hat proabet Lernk wi best in tead sa behofe eeatwas our patien. Writoas to-dayi dona'tde wilL Charilne masntoalc dteation this pepr.

ew The School Board met last Monday, hut adjourned without establishing any schools as there was no money on hand. Granting schools and appointing teachers was left with the local member of the Board and the Parish superintendent when the money is forthcoming. MEDINE MUSIC SHEET MUSIC, HUSICAL NSTRUHENTS, Conover, Kranich Bach, Everett and King'sburg, Planos 115 BOURBON STRCET. NEAR CANAL. NEW ORLEANS, LA.

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F. Olden of Boise City, Idaho, were here Monday to see our Bridge committee in reference to the Monroe and Natchitoches railroad. They asked for more time after Jan'y 23rd, when the limit to begin building expires. The committee refused this, unless the company would put up a bond, but a satisfactory understanding was had, and it is believed that the work will commence in a short time. THE BOSS BARBER.

CHARLEY TUCKER, who presides over the FAMOUS Ton sorial Parlors on 2nd Street, near the Courthouse, will give you the best and quickest shave in town. Hair-cutting in all the latest styles done to perfection. Call on him. CONSTABLE'S SALE. First Justice Court, Parish of Natchitoches.

Virginia Simmons vs. Sandy Armstrong No. 8883. virtue of an Alias Writ of Fi. Fa.

issued by the Iion. Chas. H. Levy, J. P.

Ward One, and to me directed in the above entitled and numbered suit, I have seized and will offer for sale at publidauction, to the last and highest bidder at the principal front door of the Court House, in the City and Parish of Natchitoches, on Saturday, 14th day of Jan. 1899, at 12 o'clQck the following described property, to-wit: 8 Bales Cotton, more or less, in the 'seed. 1 Bale Cotton, more or less, in the fioed. 25 Barrels of Corn, more or less. Terms of Sale: Cash--subject to appraisement.

L. E. COITON, Dec. Constable Ward One. Advertise in the LOUISIANA POP'TLIBT, TRY NEW HOME Machnes we msaufacturem-ean thO prices before you purchase any other.

THE lEW HOuM SEWING MASHINE oxumce rae. FOR SALU or African Limbless Cotton. I have for sale several bushels. of the Genuine African Limbless cotton seed, at the folloying pricos $200.00, Two Hundred Dol- lars per bushel. $5.00, Five Dol.

tars per pound. I also have them put up in packages of 200 selected seed at per packae, I bushel will plant 20 acres; 1 pound will plant 1 acre, and one oare will yield 4 bales and 90 bushels of seed. Send your orders to me or my agent, A. A. GOODWIN, JR.

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