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BANK 0F TIIIBODAU i
THIIBODATJX. Lne.
DESIGO' PAU LE JURY DE POLICE COMME DEPOSITAIAE DES%
FONDS PUBLICS.
OFFiCJ.IElN :
E. G ROBICHAUX, Présidenr, (C P SIA VER,........ ('i-ieY.r
10. NAQIIN, ..Vice-présicdnt it ' L. BRA U D,.. Astiitant. ,niussH r
E. t. LMORVANT, yice-présideiit.
DIRECTLE URS,
E. (. ROBIOHAUnX, THOMA8 BPAlY, OZE3IE D IAQUIN
L A. TR(JSOSJLAI[, P. L BRAUD, L. M. LAfIIMAN
i E. U. MORVANT, E1tNEd OGE, J. P. SIIAVI,;IC,
B .I;EAU'VAIS W. Il. PRICE.
La lIanqiie est murnie d'un cofice-furt avec uin 'timuc Lock" et i Jé'preîvtL de
toute infrnction, rti>tfermé dan tl e voûne ote revêtue ti 'aier.
Avec un Capital et surplutl de $60,000.
FAIT. EN OEIGRBAL,TOUTELt LUS APPAIRES DE BANQUE.
.Ichete et vend du change au a,, r le plus bas, soit dome:s
tique, soit e',anger
RBçoit desl dépots remboursables sur mandats vue.
Votre patronage est ardemmeiit respectueusehient sollicité
C. P. I A VER. Cacisat
Bank of Lafourche,
OFFICIERS :
A. .1 BRAUD, P'éuident, K. J. DRAUD, Caissier,
C:. J. BARKEI, Vice P>sident, 1'.F. iaIiEN>RlE,As8ista.t Cairssir
DIRECTE'URS :
THOS. D. KENT, D. DEiAr1NE, W. H. RAGAN. Sa
E. N. ROTHl, JONH T. IMOURE, Ja., Da. L. E. MEYEII
C. J. BARKER, A. J. BRAUD, C(. R. BEATTIE,
ALCIDE TOUPS, K. J. BRAUD.
Fait, en General, Toutes Affaires de Banque.
.If«t,, et CIod de eR.antg. cEit ),omestique. soift trnsger.
V'otre Patronage est Res.pectue.emntent Sollicite.
Picaune ..
'Wattd everv Moedaj mmdl Thoredm
Ber 01.5 ha» becs eubmtltutd for l. b
We.kt Pirsycme. Boeid« ait thel l.
celilpe f.alurre eblcb rade the
j okI se ~pmImr dorbag tbe «1:1,
Ma· or Its elrg#fr N.iY Dzt
A i7mmni iffAvig B EICN AIDDu.
TKL&EUIUPHIU NKWS UP ") Il
O'ÇU)O'-i VIF NIOUT JUXFOolE
THIE 1SS(? WILI. 33 PVBLI#àIg&D.
emi te every rtepec
T Twb c-a-Wak %Yomuu, a
WILL B£ TOVND TilE 190
Wl'WSI I."TZIW.WrMG AND IN
ÏSÏ[1<CtVM IAPERl IN TIR
SOUTE. Allbesh cech lu.u et
I
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TEE ifI AtlH.Mi FV*IA lDp·.r >
* k~~r MENT wcll lb. >
viC co .mmisalé Pnom mUt au
vie*U et Mbfle ip mi dle'ml" the <
tbe PIPÀ*IAWt 1ICAPENE
3hE cf ttandLa ot0.wu p@w
m17Pl, cayui e - Pab ot 0 We9:
C d Aae-. Pu nownu Paa ip
Teri e Tk-rr.- .o et aYe- 1
The Pe* and Lague.t lem
9 Of thé Whelé Woridr·,. . . . 1>
t -, Momrc ep mai Tmmp. 5
TbSI sum uat.. a.fleta.
s.. ... lux saveu.n.
* e ss.a mou"?endSftb i. .i
j- Y r ...... 81 il menu ..» et@.
Ton ricAi , 1114P.ru.L.
N»Oks
--------- ve- ,~ i \n\n *isa ilt
-OF THlE-
Ids'I eal
Gi.' Heaters,
.Levron& Co!
Qf, rre;,; Q,"" c, .un'º L II W.A'J EI "aI r and examin t theee. They
Ot heve Ie~f ilol e, al (II ij IlIEaters.
N o S2 l oke. IN« Od1or. ,
Weqyur · .;i ý"_, :ýe I r leaux rice r;F ad guarantee ;! e bto M ee to
; dtlh Inx. 'cl~· !:i i 101' R ZESl/ l and Corr *tpoidiu;z pri ; x
J. S. LEVRO LN & CO.
MS IN VERSE.
Reform.
1 VI P t):t10i t'e wItwd that to
so1s to burry the pmn0Tt. d Utnma of
a I Aihrt itt. the LAI~ht of sleep
ylso11~y or p.hi r c bet:. r t., sine
al sijbbir'a f,:d '.r to ou.k the.
t~m
gill hawds ii i.Y 1ap and ui-h tL1:
it acre bi:t h;: t ,lIt th^
aeie pe.pii forigot La ro ; eZtt Let::r
0'*
spit t ell for hier thlo,r, 'til a
ba'mrrel,·r iicir (iHI
1letovir putty ar?"*u1's ! t:,,."
IIt k it acre ',"at I r..Ln rd ,:r I:t
a tatme
ya fst his silent way- tI.: i:.o with
a- shame. -~.V.C
M Nialmier Comes to Toni.
ssgt the parlir ia pct. afit t",' to
fot ith tidie Irangin jutt coacl) on
"AM
saet's tied up low0y9, a'd tIt rrIat
51 btrl boat.
pa Luirmil 0ver with lie
tu eat'
bee Pun'ky lrrs on. and tua'te !:iu.rr
*" best at aepky. a'd she's a.:., n l a'.
as stck a can be. aid t'nt nr d
birai we'r guoin ter hive tl:e em::
W tea.
s dtd u)' gau'y with the F;:t *ito.l
of.
! taer e teapot andl t o' cu m;u'i',
)Vol : t!i
in Ir atie sums ftht cake an. rcm
en rry jam
Wtc.uitt" and nsoe doughnuts arnd souie
aid somr hind
'polqglae like fury ad may ever}o tidr
wftul !irk with noekin" 4.e is t.ire
uesui" Lod
c u', only bluri, kr It'. as !,rimeO
t '. t}3:way 1 u13s th' 't:i;UF
Ii tie s-niuin ind as good! as 10:
Z.
r eet aebout Of tittles, like he g net
lit
i as rte would I tk." another tirow or
0. D.I. .,r·r
toWn. us rely m·innirrr on I I'm i'-uticd
*Ju·tS ie cttur b Wort ai*d ateittl th
F' A
in Irut t0.t e"':.n . that wur irt
Wes ilr..
41 my tu.,Wtr they won't sy a woUrd
i eat It ct titrii with the s'Unitter
,'.ui'd sec ion. nenerd n.y u. ,'
trues,
s't to with nut 7, at: I lent can pure
9s p:.t3w un tie ,nrisi ., it n:.a."j
Os: .owr
ý! v ely. it-r I3rely, &D t.at. a-ems
al tiue i ario, mnd I caI : iNh he'd
In- good at .weri I iat troth
dl',
f tin;u gut'. imay Jiiim. hn
jtaa obt:r. ith the n.:r.,","e tot
!.v Linoty:^.
TI ING SALADS.
htepan !e'ev al I(!nda a1
Eve, Popuiar ltah.
la;aIr3.te l of ( to t a;v. t.'.
lad eeLer1N mtit 'u'tll pa"ruouq.
They 'i~ict'tirt got',y :tutd
Of rlaegar, a oti;nil lIitcr· c o
lfh. ~t~itL-It }t113 3tiikrt of
Pk before takiitg firuo the
cold, stir i]u a :t tp or
vet cream. Mix tegiýtbter
-A tumbler of vinegar,
*"ooiitti of mustard, a
r Mlted btittcr or oil, the
y., raat an D pepper to
aztlng together petnt over
f itsti until nearly cotld;
fir, Adding three hard
Sbpged vtery lie. Pta' a
ScanI of shrlnmp.
- Two teaspo~onfule of
IUP~onfufI Icul SiLt. a br.It
cftmt. &~lr in two or
of vlnegar. h'our
'heerd Fni.ztuw·te.
Vtitre'~ meditlni sli
ha until te~nder. W\.lwf
~aIP~ etnl~'-, endl h'ut lu
WI rth1 n~iurnjaa layers
toe ad InlsI'u! kille
~Vthe drneouzig a ejuuaruter
- Rr'.ln'. Dtu'ttt~lrig-
E~beirr IInt, '2itphtt tiu.e I
I Ittut ~r uril Itwi ti'drre
an oE tltorotglly,
dIrlI it-il:ip to tic ig'llr.
U Tot' urQ jjjn I
acupgu1 of era-am.
* -Beat up anl egp and
I cponu or rin-olard
r; tnr d:1r ill fertr t~il
~tCteul hutt~-r andl ntiu
a up l~ of \·npr
ful oflVnr. If for
Mb-r~ng trntii it lt(ugins
II'S..
- E'l cn o-h·~l oeat
I1 *t htlt~u(l btittyr ,
I t~ltipoa,npelfr or
~bbl tt.r:.tr I: sltir
litltli, aauli ,t C·j
-Ad ahietopo-ft·i .,f
~b6pooofuls ot oul.
Y DeDore a~pe pt
salt. an ren'l~caspoounul or r .
flow to lake Gold Cake.
Cilt ,.I:, uof ,sugar, one-half CUp of
bntter. yolks of tIl:ee eggs and one
, v. hlI' er;., one-hilf cup of milk, one
~fev''l t,::;;'~ion (,f rreaonl tartar, one
P half te:u.ti,ol ,of ,),,a, one and three
Stlna:t r orl::s oIf inr. Cream butter
a'il gh:ar t!hrou-.hly, n.i the eggs.
e ti:'n i!'I' rdilt. tlilll 1:: flour and avor
t. . I::li :* i." a :-!ntt in a moderate
own 'u >>^t :;0 tlnnullts. Prost with
whit-, frostlng.
irowt to ltke term W Vlth Tomasto
a ;,ilJ t. c;:art of leIaus half an hour.
VW1,;li li!irg put one can oT tomatoes
on thi s:tove in a .:!llit, with 13 whole
c-loves iit; alto one onion sliced thin.
('o t:;! the. onion is soft, adding wt
Ste If it ,bc-or.:es too thick. Drain the
b:u::; al;d [,t in a stonw bean pot.
prel':c the tomatoes anti onion through
a slove a;::! Imur over the beans. Add
a lit te, suit antl pepper. one tabl,.*spoor
ful of nmol:isseu:, a p:,'ce of bacon, then
(over anti bake Livie or six hours. Add
water if they bake too dry. When
(dono. the tians should be whole, of a
pin;: eoaor and covered with a dressing
that looks like toriato catchup.
Hlow to Prepare (Onlon. as Gratil.
O:l:o:is I.my b, eacl:y peeled by Iput
ting in Lot water bevfOtr peeling. Peerl
thlen I.il one hour. chi:ngiing the water
at ,"mast twco dutr.:g that time. Salt
ti:0 h:t v. ater. lira!n. cut In quarters,
or i!gh!tlh if lIrl',. nrran;;e in a baking
dl-hl. pour white ..auce over. sprinkle
wit butiter ;and breadl crumbs and
Irown in the oven. Very toothsome
naidl si tc ung.
hlgow to waLke (ormmeal Rolls.
Sift two cups of lour, two cups of
white evornleal, two teaspt'oafuls of
nl;;:r'g '()w.!er. olne tenaspoonfnl of salt
and oue ta:blspo tv:fui of sugar. Work
in :t tabiespuucrni;l tof butter and mix
to a !oill:il with o.1, and a half cups of
r sweet milk. Flour the board, turn out
th- taln,!. z.iv'e it one or two turns to
cotilllIete the l smootlhunss. Divide into
pirees the size of an eg:. again divide I
thl,- 11nto A:'tis, whcllh roll out under
d the hand tu.til they are In the form of
, tiny .ylindters. Lay oni a greased bak
ing t1n t!o they ,1-i not touch each other,
a wash with iillk and bake in a quick
oven 10 or 15 minutes.
r How to alrbere Ham.
Cut large slices of cold bolled ham
t anti fry them in their own fat. Pre
pare a sauce to pour over them by
adding one tablespoonful each of vine
gar. sugar and made mustard, and a
little pepper to the fat left in the pan.
Lay the slices of hant in a hot platter.
add the sauce and serve at once.
Mow to Cleas Chamois Gloves.
To clean chamois gloves make a
strong suds with white castile soap,
and to two quarts of the suds add two
teaspoonfuls of borax that has been
previously dissolved In hot water. Let
the suds get cold. Put the gloves on
the hands and wash them carefully, as
if washing the hands. Rinse in clear
water, remove gently and put into a
shady place to dry. When they have
nearly dried, pull them into shape.
Rub them between the hands when
they are dry to soften them.
How to Wash Cofee Caps.
If the cups are rinsed In cold water
before being washed Ia soapy water,
they will not become stained. The hot
goapsudsact as a mordant on the tannin
of the tea or coCee and so fix the stain
on the china.
fow to Make Fish Cream.
For isht cream add half a cup of fine
bread crumbs to bait a cup of rich
milk and cook to a paste; then quarter
of a cnpful of rich cream and two ta
blespon:l :"; of w1oreIetirshirfl sauce.
half a te aslponffl salt and a quarter
of a teat'lpoouifill of paprika. Htx well
with two cupfuls of cold cotked fish.
chopped ftle float the whites of three
eggs to a froth and fold in the mix
ture. Fill a fish nmohlt or plain charlotte
mold two-thirds full andl steam over
hot wate'r In the oven until well sct-
abotut half an hour. Turn out on hot a
platter andti serve with a lobster or
shrimp sauce.
low to Mwake Cream Rolls.
Take :i half a pound of flour and at
little salt, rub it Into one ounce of but- I
ter till s:onth, addl a quarter of an i
ounce of baking powder and nearly a
gill of crenm. Kn-ad up Into a dough. i
form Into small rolls, bake them in ai
moderate oven for 201 milnutes. Serve
hot t
How to Tell ed FleoIar.
The best ikur 1i.: the cheapest, even t
for the poor. as it luakes better bread
to the pound, vontalning a high per
cent of nutritive princilples. A good I
flour has a yellowish tinge, must not
feel damp. clammy or sticky and when
kneaded Into a dough will become
smooth and elastic and stay in a round.
pauffty shape and take up a large
amount of water. The very white
-ours are poor and contalg very little
gluten nad are not fit for bread. Select
a flour which is satisfactory for all
cooking purposes.
How to Make Mouth WLash.
A little cam;l;or and water ashordl
be used as a wash for the mouth and
throat it the breath is not sweet.
Donnaud.
A. *. IMDNNAUD. Preop.
SFirst class accommoda.
tion for Commercial tra
velers. Sample rooms
on the premises.
Lafourche Crossing, - - La
Cumberland 'Phone loO.
L. H. LANCASTER,
EL EC TRICIA N
Electrical Work, in Pri
vate Telephone Lines
and Plantation Sys
tems. Electric Bell, Fire
and Burmlar Alarms,
and all Electrical Yov
elties.
ILL OR IAK POR tTIlATI uad PRIICU.
t'ow re.ndv. Our I~' ~ee canz't I~ be ii.
Taie 1t'eke4 store.
Au :eti:r.c!ivc wonm.n thrivce (r,
of extercie (i, (;ell o;'."I1 il. lI form
gI ows iiith hi~a.º a .º f:-et, lay (:u I
wilta it., te.':t":v. Will n !rozh'e d %vtI'
a gtiv" l I..t'tt. -h" IA-k- % f" t. dr,.t .
i of Hl)RNIIINE t " ct t uceze iher Sys' n.
of iei imj~l:·;ct s. l'i c, 50 cG11Mitw
FIJVale by Ti hbIouiaua d: Ulf .'I)rc.
Tbt Sbchuioiaiaii (i'ontrap,.. whli;(h
wile appsear at the O4)para Huauo )n
Die. IS. 1900. :., ori of th l ti.-, vv..
South. Each memnber of tlh auaga;iz
. i ona isan arti't ii, her ,in, ti e la.- 'in.,
^n'i' this tact , , ri.-r % :Oh" t. I Its' !,
sl~eInd.d ~aaae' I.". vI.,L h:.'. gre. t..
th iti zIt ?'' e r! vQ; s;.it et 'uce .v
rug (iicIgo th Ilt lii of the
('a rnpMizu l~'ily- Eat 00 .Adws, W11.
rant:: 7'4 tle i". A _ ..:.:. 1'' c (:"i .5
.niii 11e U' Init. 'I Wi;t is "'h . .th 1j5 tl
Mls A'l.n - t- o :.hst .t ". h""a ("""r,
e( rt . by 31i~t ire (,1i ('h~air- :"r 'ºr.
*opr': 114, Mi ss4 (i::.J 't!' ha ri snt.8.1l
I'irlka,axa. qrand ..as . Ii iarL Sew I a. i
liOnli~t.
I)4~t" antia al~a1ir, ia fr: in th!i 4~
al'd anrld tI 'h gaInol nelth is ntitidi
n~iuiri j h bei~ever fiti: qlom:rnhich r! a ii I
t/) I) Lift'yn thi ':' fi'i'.' a "
ore( i : . t ' " t . 1 !1 I 11 [" :. \ w .1 to..
up te .~ tiii~a:i, !e" , ºa~g 'r sh1 :, r
niva. so ar'h. r I·t' 1':11 za -'uSln 0 ro'1
riPr 50 veiut\ For sale i:..)".
SluuIK aim utore.
Noti :e.
"I'AX ('(:; LECT'R'S OFF!':*. I'ARIla OF
LeAFORCdIE.
* LD t c. I 1st. 1 "0.
" t" i
I ~ 3P it·lY
Lafo.rch..
"CC ESiUIN OF 'Vt 1...' . I OVE NO. I4
IItOBATM's.
'i'AKE NOTICE. THAT PUYSHUANT
I to an order and decree of the above
Court and to a Commis.~ion to me direct
.d in the above: entitled and nuIlnUIItred
.ll'tcces:iont, I w:,i offer for sall. at pullI0
sa et;i tars, ntell 1) law t ,t" Ihin-t and
higi:est on:cuirr asi tih? Court House in
the Town of Thihodanux, n
-.ATURDAY, JANUARY 12ITH 1901,
betweetl the hours of 11 o'clock a. m.
a:;! l1 o'.ccek p. m. the following des
cribed property belonging to said Sue
cession to wit:
1:EAia ESTATE.
A ('C--ain tractof Land tuliated in
the Pari!h of L.flurche. on the right
bank of Itar ou Lufourche in the inune
ditrte Vicinity of cl" Town of Thits
daux. and about Fifteen or Sixteen
arpe:t' from said bayou. mcasuring
ore arpent. on Saiut C(harles street be
the ire.;etlh thereto belonging, boun le'J
in front rb lots of Louis Sylvailr Allain.
row or formerlv, above by lands of
Hon. A. F. Knobloeh, below by Saint
Charle= street andl back by lots belong
ing to Anthon:"y allge;, John Rangter
a:id R,bh'rt Taylor, now or formerly.
Said tract of land hbti'g the same which
was acqt.ired by the siud William Low,
from Lsouis Ny-l'lin Allain by an act of
sale p:assd before E. E. LeBlanc, Depu
tv ltecordcr, ¶o the pith day of April A.
lD. l4O0 (See Con. Book 13, page 294).
On the following terms and ('ondi
tiens. viz:
For Cash to pay debts.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of the Parish of Lafourehe.
HowELI & MARTITN Attyaof uccession.
l)ec. sth lIOo.
Public Sale.
IN TrF MATTrR OF TEs ESTATE Or
RAPurAEL ORUEON.
Nineteenth Judicial D)istrict Court in
and for the Parish of Iberia, State of
1,ouieiaua. Probate No. 374.
)Y VIP.TV'E (F AN OIDER I8
S) lsumi ,nm tbhe II norable the Nint
teetath Juditcial District ('Cort of the
State of Luietana,ln and for the Part:h
J I beria. dated Noveabor :lrd. 1t0O. in
the )hove suecession, and to me direet~
edi, I, Emile Orgeron, will, as Adminis
trator of the Estate of the said Raphael
Or eron, offer for sale, and sell or cause
to be sold, to the last and highest bid.
drie, at the Court hones d"or, in the
town of Thlboidanx, Lafourche Parish,
state aforesaid.
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 5TH 1901,
the following described property, to
wit:
1. "A certain tract of lard situated in
the Parlqh of Lefourche, State of Louis
iana, on thl right aecý tiding hank of
Bayou Lafourehe, at about thirty mlil.e
below the town of 'Thil'otsux, antd
measuring more or lesa, oli, arpert
front by a dti lh of forty arpents.
Houndetl above by lands of the sueces
ian of P. M. rgePr)on: feliv by those
of Teles Savoie: with all thy, buildings
anld improvements: thereon situated and
thereto belongnng."
2. The undivided one eighth in that
certain tract of land situated in the
Parish of Lafourche, State aforesaid, on
the right deseending Bank of Bayou
Lafourche, at about thirty miles below
the town of Thi~odaux, and measuring,
more or less, one alnd one half arpents
front, I-v- a depth of survey. Bounded
bhove by land of L. G(uidry, and below
by tract of land ahov, described."
Terms and Cunditicns: C.ASII ON
THIE SPO)T.
EMILE ORnERON,
Administrator.
New Iberia, La., November 7;th., ii)0.
19-5t.
l NiI | ii i llI a
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2.1th. Judicial DI):trict Court--Parish of
Terrebonne.
EYTATi OF OCTAVE B.ABIN AND COn
MUNITY PROBATES NO. ;3.
'I'AKE NOTICE : THAT PURSITANT
l to an order ;und dec·ree of the above
Court, dated Nuovember 3l ItJ)U a.1d to a
('Colll!lision to i:le directed in the above
entitled and nu l bored uucces.ion and
community b.aring date, of November
5th 1.)x0.
I will offer for sale at public auction
pursuant to l.~V to the last anti hiFgheit
:tidier, at the Court House in the Town
of 'fIhib'odaux on
SATI7UDAY DECEMBER 15TH 1900,
between the hours of 11 o'clock a. m.
and 4 o'cloctk p. tm. the following des
eribte( prolperty belonging to said Es
late and commlunity to, wit:
''ile uplp-r half uf Section 34, Town
Ilhi, S!, Mouth tange 17 East, situated
on the tIcft dehcendiig Baank of Bayou
Blue, in thl Pari-h of Lafourlche, eon
taining two huitdred nnd forty seven
and .9--10U acres imore or less.
Said property to ;,e' said at public
auction, to the last and highest ,idder
at the front door of tihe Court House of
the l'arih of Lafourehe in the town of
Thildxiaux La. to pay delbs.
Terms: Cash in Cuited States Cur
rency.
JAMES REARY,
Sheriff of the Parish of Lafour'*he.
C(tARr.l \V. DI'RoY, atty of iuctessiou.
November loth .ith0.
C ANDY
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eve y Thursday......... • 27
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t c . aazd '.f rae. access from aIlparts of
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People IS Cleanses thk System, Pdrifies the B~ood,
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from a Weak Stomaclh and Impaired Digestion.
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.IA IN . 'l; !:' E"
TIHIBOD.11'::. LA.
A Woderful Offer to Woeam.
i We have received word of a most remark
able offer which is to be made to women by
T e Dtediba, of New York.
Taking the fact that next year begins a
aew century, The Ddlinatr Offers to distri
bote $17,500 among 1901 women. The plan
Is so cleverly arranged that a woman living in
a small town or village, has just as good a
chance to win one of these 1901 prizes as a
woman living in a city-because the prizes
are given for the number of subscriptions
secured in a town inl proportion to the popu
lation of that town, intenad of being gi en
simply to those who send the !argest list of
subcribers--which, of course, are most easily
obtained in big cities. Another clever feature
of the plan is, that all the cities and towns of
the United States and Canada have bees ar
ranged in neven classes. The cities of the
greatest population are grouped in Class 1,
and as these cities are not very many. the
prise offered are twenty-eight; the high.
et prize being $500, and the lowest $5.00.
The total amount of prizes given away in this
clas is $1,000. The remainng mealler towns
and villages fail into six other clages, and a
the number of towns in a class incrses.a be
cause, of course, there are more small towns
thaa large ones, the amount of prizes given
away to a class increases, so that in Class 7,
there will be $4,000 distributed among 601
winnenr.
Furthermore, to everyone who fails to win
em of the 1901 prises there will be paid an
aetra easmission on subscriptions, provided
they equal one out of every two hundred in
habitants of the town from which the con
Intant seds them.
This s altogether a very liberal offer, and
an which the famous old aDdiar is well
able to make good. From our point of view.
we do not as why such an offer needs to be
made by the Publisma of 7he d .inesb . for
we believe it alady h rly ha lf a million
subearibm Its song bold upon the alec
t-oas of Amesriae women has come in the
past geration, from its practical advice
abut dress details and homrne matters.
...THIBOI)AUX
S~ eet Metal Works,
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Snu.es. :;jow Piping. Sltey rouof
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CUMBERLAND PNONE 0. O.

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