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L1. iz Wt. .GEAMAIN WIT -; t'.VV tXZQ T. j I MJR CI~ E CARTS OF TJEI PET and STRONG. tT KIND A' p" r.i in mny line will b r .,mptly made, and my wrn +, -,1ianteeod. I ~Jlicit the patronage of the 'i ;bli', prcmising them thhe bc.t work at reasonable pr'c,':;. L. De St. Germain. ".r ( 1, F,r:ATIX and RDWOUDET I II h1, 1I , ,,IIANY, I V\ IIrl. 1\. IlOIISIANA. ý; IN', IN I ,,s , , ,' ,t-. I ili g and Fleor .a t ,,. . W. ecia. t7. " I · I ,;I 1 ..1'FLLERWIX. : t r '1, 0 11 Nrw Ibertla I TA Hrs. Victor Rochon, - !' " I' N - } i:c iamily l nd. Fancy iroceries, Cigars, To Iacco and Liquors. :',:, Goods RPeceived Ds. Ali at pricos thatdofy oomp5 1tIon. Cive a call. a ' n Strot. Ct. tlartlavlll . La. Mrs. E. W. BIEB IE, - KTE'S FaSu- CAKES, FRUITS, CANDLES, CR CERIES. 'IUT<3T AnD l MOST CO* , PL£ETE STOCK 01 F RESH and BEST GOOX. . ' YOU WAANF THE BEST AN ;Ri: t;:is ( iOOaS, COME .A. V. FLEMINO, C!rpcztecr, Builder amd Mantufacturer of Hand Made Cistrs. :..r rlways on hand at1 wvpply of Coffins and na. Scrtakers's Goods. A:-ALSO A FINE HEARBSE. ;. V i:R' INO NI!W AND AT PICW DWFYINO CO M1PI'ITITION. --- -- --- - - - CONVENT ot IMU, ST. MARTINVILLE, IA. This Institute ofiers s. pcrior advantages to Ps ents desirous of g childrcn a solid and iii ci 2Jucation. '.'rm.-. of tuition, msic ctc., mederate. !" r art iculars apply to : !s'lR.s OF MERCY. cATS.TRAD W COPYRIGHTS. " _C : b (...t ." h otnto €ad - . d _ bor.,oreN1 t -:. , "; k i cnto. Tbt! - "': . . . y0 ".. ..,O· ::;. .- ... Ev.- n-mber I. ~ 1 C.-3 X, c.rtn...p h THE LABOR: QUESTION. I Nothiang i or ba been agitated i~ our con*y u os. than the lIa bor po tbh lis.hance, it ' -mos to peaos our ablest minds, how to sole it. Its relation to capital ought to be one of the most friesdly characters, yet we tad them in aotagonism at all times. Surely no one will deny but that without labor these is no prosperity. Capital of itself pro doesm.thiag, yet i0 ýt all times raises its plutocratic head and de. med that labor bow the knee of an humble sapplaint, sad when the honest son of toil gives forth a sign that he has implanted in his breast, those God given prin ciples of a right of a free man, he is at ones set upon a host of lord ly capitalists, and, if need be, the strong arm of the Government, which he has saved by his blood, and that of his kindred, is called into requisition to stop his mut tering of discontent, and, like the gully ajas, he must submit to the powers that be. The poet Burns fully ilstrates this wh he says, "Why was an independent thought ere plated is his mind." When our lawmakers will cease their hob.abiag with corporatins, eew up the pookets in the ree of their coats, keep both hands in froam and wide cap, make no ms that do hot bled capital equally as well as labor, and re cognise and always keep before them that admonition of the beet of all books thatby the swet of the face a man .ahs live, then and only then, will capital and la borgo hand in hrd, and peace and plenty abound in all the land. -Urevepat Duly Judge. HOOWS OWARANTISE Scse. Whet it ls doe for et rs kgill do for ye. sur to get Hoots Snparl4. THE 8ILVER PARTY. The prominent acials and mem bers o the Bi-metalic League bars buen holding secret meet tigeMst Weabirtm Ead $ is un derstood thst they will qpon an euns the ergaimsation g s nil *er party which will put * nation al tieketinthe field in I&9. It appease, how r, that the Popu lists while orasy o the .ebject of free coinage are disposed to kick against the silver party, because the latter is not wedded to the Omaha plaosm and wuihes to throw it overboard and make the fght solely oa the silver issue. If the Popelis refuse to combine with the atraightout silverites there will be four national tickets in the feld and the election in 1806 wi be very muooh mixed, and it is quits probable that the ote i the electoral sollege will be so divided that the eleetion of a Pnssat will be thrown into the House of eprsenbtatives, and in tht event the Republican par ty will oontrol the presiduency. At bir st bhowevsr, it is idle for say oe to attempt to make uaything like s a ooarate fore oest of the result of the next pre aidatial lestion or pay the sligh tst m to the 'basts of the Bepubliosm sad ilverite that they wil them sweep Ie country. -m ppditetd thet the meeting of the pent Oogue weald d me te tbhe fettat tbhe JLap ise rat, is as 4 divded Sthe d~sequestia the D msge sad it 'p quite proba ble that the neatbtironal eleotios weaM ab w startling chs~n gee and surpris which astute ' theisa ia o bnowo reesm to x pot It is quite within the rage of possibilities that Prsident Clevelans fmanial policy to whioh he is adherag so oeP udsy oay prts so bheo ial to the business and industrial inter- - eats of the country as to win for the Democratic party the confi-I dence and support of the people ' and enable it to score a victory equally as great as that of 1892.- - States. H OOD's CURS wben asother preparations fail. It possesses rative power peculiar to itselL Be sre to get Hood's Sarsaparilla. A Lesson in Advertising. The editors who were here from Kansas, repeatedly stated that they heard a great deal about Lake Charles. That they had seen the advertisements which Mr. J. B. Watkins had sent out all over the North, recounting the natural ad vantages and resources of Lake Charles. When these Westerners landed in our midst, they knew they would see a city; they realized be fore viewing them, the magnitude of our industries. The theory had been preached to them; they came to view the practical side of the question. The result was that they were surprised at what they saw. They had no idea that illus tration could be surpassed by re ality. What is the moral to all this? It must be obvious to the pro gressive merchant. Keeping ever lastingly at it, is the only way to accomplish anything. To let the people know that you have goods in your store-that you are in busi ness, in fact-you must advertise. If Mr. Watkins had not told the people of the north what they could find if they came to Lake Charles, the ever increasing tide of immigration would never have commenced. If you do not tell people that you are in business, how are they supposed to know? "Oh! they know," reply some. Know find lesticks! They may be cognizant of the fact, yes, but they will, in nine cases out of ten, go to the merchants whose advertisement they see displayed attractively in a newspaper.-Lake Charles Echo. A Fair Return or None at All. The country press is almost un animous in urging a true and ho nest election and a correct return. The cry for a peacable honest election and a fair count comes from every quarter of the State, and if we cannot get it, then let us dispense with the ballot box and make kindling wood of it, there by saving the Parish the expense of sending deputies to and from the different precincts to take care of a thing that does not return the voice of the people. Every man is justly and legally entitled to a free expression, a free vote and a fair count, and if this is denied him, then we fail to see where the glory of boasting in a free coun t~ry comes in. If a man is denied the privilege of voting for whom Ihe pleases no assurance that his vote will be counted, then what in the name of common sense is the use of going through the form and expense of an election. So far as we individually are concerned, we ean stand anything the majority of our people can, and we would not have an ofice unless we could (get it fairly. That is just the kind of Democratic stufft we are made of and we hope always to remain so, even if it takes us to the poor houase.-Marksville New Enter prise. Notice to Whom it May Concern. I. bare picked up and rafted about 50 Cypress trees whicb I fonund floating and some sinkers. Several of the tree. have dilerent brands on, and a large portion have none. This timber is new lying in Little Bayou Crook Chene. Notice is hereby given that it name is not claimed within 30 days that it will be sold SCCrT KELLY. How's This!. We offer One Huudred Doilea rse mar for any case of Catarrh that esanot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned have known F. J. Clheey for the last 15 years, sad blles him perfectly honorable in all belasme transactions and financially able to ear ry out any obligations made by their firm. Wzsr & TitrAX, Wholesale Drggist, Toledo, O. WALEING. KINNAN & MAl vn, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Core Is take l Iataa! ly, acting directing upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for circulars and testimonial . Address F. J. Clheney & Co.. Toledo, 0. IrSold by Druggists,_ 7h. WANTED. N Agents to sell ear ewm bor~n, ir -" ARY OF UNITED STATES HISTOTY, by Prot. J. FRANKLIN JAMESON. Needed by every teacher, pupil, and family; indorsed by 81 pree and public. Apnts sellit MI books per week. Sacadl etl aeesto will be made general agents. Big pay. PURITAN PUBI1JSBNG CO, Doetonr Mass, Police Jury. Ex'ract froms the Mlnutes eo the Mie. Jury of the Parish of St. Martin. Meeting hid Feb. 6th 189. The Pelice Jury. now in a Commlttee of the whole, proceeds as is required by 1 Section 2745 of the Revised Statutes of the State of Louisiana, to make not an Estimate exhibiting the various Items of Expenditures of the Parish of St. Martin during the year 1895, based up on the Expenditures of the Parish r 1 the year 1894. said Estimate to he pa blished in the OSletal Jeoural darlg thirty days before belbg accepted and the Pariah Tax for the present year de finitely fixed as the law dirsres: 70R ThU OIfINAL 3 1WrgAB. Justices and Constables $100 Sheriff fee in Criminal Cases Sheriff fee for ttoeadn as Ceases Jurors and Witnesses IS0 Expense' of Prisonere S ('asioion seestbo, d* Aabr : Coroneriend Inquests Jnr3 Commissioners IN Amount required to meet the Cement Cri minal Expenses of the Parisheb $5000 tOn THe ORDItANA aWPsag Salary of the Assessor ON ......Clerk P. J. N5 " Accountant 10 ' ......Lesal Adviser " P. J. per diem a milas 500 " "...... Keepers of Bridges "' " Ocial ournal I5 " ......Porter Sheriff's Commission a Tas Cl. N56 Treasurers " For the Pc.p.rs MO For Extinguisbmeat of Old Dobs N5 For Roads and Bridese - IN For Public Schools 500 For Incidental Expenses d Amount required to meet cumet Or. dinary Expenses NS S10S Tot:,l Etimate of Expendituresof Par ibh for thb year 1l5 1x005 A true copy from Minutes. Aun. MAIAIw, Clerk P. 3. In Poor Health means so much more than you imagine--serioums and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglecsed. Don t play with Nature's greatest gift-health. Browns Iron Bitters It Cures Dyspepsi, KIdney I Usr Neurnlsa, s.rble, Coastipaftin, bi sheg ) Get nenf the Itres ~h--crmre de1 Peir Views and book-t-Lr. SBROWN CHEMICAL CO. 5ALIMOrE, MD. T. J. LABBI, St. Xartvij Losida.r. AAri athluaa. Wa. B. ustia. Guteknst and lstln, REAL ETATE AGENTS --Arm ABSTRATORS OF TITLES. SWAMP LANDS A SBPjIATY. Orlwc AT 8T. MARTINVILLI, LA. M WmIsaioMinD DENO TEm AGo0T O0 W. A. Vandera'ok, Wholesale dealer in Choce California wines and Brandies, OK Los Angeles (!1r Iatlte the publle to call at his sam ple room and examine his goo4s. which ai atletip pare, and whilh e will sell at California bottom Price.. H. P. FoURt~Er. St. Martinvlle, La. T i. LABBE, rul It and AppothcaOlr. MAIN STREET, St. MIartlnvllle, La. L&, asUss AI GUARANTrED TO P1LL prABAOOP~EIA RBE QUaNxuarrL Setk Pustumes, pedioated and Tllelt Soaps. S~lare LEt hsa First ola sm ro T! 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