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ýAsitl gton ý@ei4.
S Welhirnto'n. Nov. ;. 1901.
', eel"ctioii i tInfll aic the (iiief
r of intaWnýt iiAstt, tibgton to d* yv
eveytone q dthsisaing the efteet
s ye Y "u:ts in the snort amn
4 eli-ittonii Of th next two
Thy f. ft that, with all the
bl~cadt, t large nuwbntrof Dem.
sad tht* usual dingront!ed ele
li pinit .im. Mr. Edward M.
r reteiVe J over 6.000 mIlOor.
vd than dhi \"an Wy k UIi the last
_atO, has r. ti:tol in n*oi-il,.rahle
onºi of 3 lr. Sit.psrd aa ai like'v
ggucratic: nu~ Ii late for toie gater
ý IWp t I' yir aln I a Ioteti:1I
cuigate for the preaidenha~l its
r. Shepard has back of him a
ýsaikaily cla13 record 1ad the mostI
dreful tcrutlny of his oplonewats ins
ca smpaign just ended failed tLo
gsesJ the most trivial at tiot who A
codd be made the grouod for ri:ial.
-. The fuuionisks cozf'naetd tlaemn
MIes to.pointing out what they I, bI
g)5 ineonlsistency on U .r. Shep ttd'»
is aceepting the mouaination frow
any and Mr. Sbh'pard relplted
st he prxw~eil, as mayor, to give
w city as houest, clean goterniutia
a that he consadered that thE im
pseasce of vii tory to his party fat
eaweighed to narrower view which
auil that the part ought to be sacri.
g td o onkr to obtain fauciead im.
p.VSetnts in the nmunicapa! nazminia
omiea from the handy of ieu who
il sever bteen put to any test At
i writing Mr. Shepard, after having
f.alood the heat and fire of a mos.
1ttlr campaign, stan Is stronger with
ofrsmads and with his ebeadii a than
Wes he entered the fight uan there
M hlttle doubt( but thwrt he oUldI, in a
gspsign where Democratic anti Re
pbellese liAes were clearly drawn.
rry Greater Srw fork by a very .
sudhssue majority.
Each astisfnetton is felt in Demo
qu gearters at the results in Mary
i'Ma which insure the ret trn of Ar
ager P. Gorman to the 8 nate. He
able and experieuced mau anl
j hat the interetts of his pat
srt He will prove a valuab e
to the Dt mocratic si. le of tLe
sad to the leaders of his party
h will respect his alvuce ott all
nt issuais. The returni from
Ivania show great y reIu ed
Y gpablican majrittle. hit th.ý ltepub
uachine, with Matt Qo.ay at its
agd, proved too strong to be over.
raws by the advocatwe of hcneat
t. However the results of
Syear's light should be regarded as
ing and a rcontinuasce of the
l' power will insure a still great
«suspadiation thu next time the anti.
tionists array themselves
hait.
evidenee of the existence of the
Sdgrde of brotherly love which
assb it4the War and Navy Depart
rnals was given yesterday morning
wh. the General Cammanding the
Miles, and tha Addiral of the
Dewey, both absented themmel
" the wedding of Adjutant
A gMggl Corbin and Mliss Edythe Pat
t J Both had received Invitations
Iagbhsy sent regrets Another con
absenee was LL Colonel
+ i, who it will be remembered,
ys to the late President Pre-I
that little hemp affair will
Amst fur it, as I understand that
Heistand was not invited, but
'tres of the 8eoate's inves
cmeattee were hardly such
warrant so direct a snub.
searoety of Washington news
thih mow exists msee will until Con
g eaveaes is resulting in the
agaila out, by some of the Washing.
pondents, of the moat ex
~yenaarde. The latest is
the'spost that the President is going
e sppoint a Democrat to the Cabinet.
hidMait Roosevelt is ornginal and
ddermlsed in his ideas and methods
Whb~kwould as s006 think of ap
SPbltg a Comachee Irlanis to the
Ithles sad the appointment would
b sheet as appropriate. The Cabi
34 arts as a board of adviaors and it
b' almost needless toesay that no Ps
of say standing would be
to place himself In a position
Simhis loyalt) to his chief would
' b sesstamtly at variance with his
*~pity to his party. The l'osttioU
Udal be altogether too delicate aa*
Neldn and Mrs Roaeevelt, sc
inapsamed by Secretary Cortelyon,
t Secretary leoeb sad Pinch
White House steward, left
too for New York on a ape
111trason Monday. Mrs. Roowo
nasal in New York, the guest
-h lPrusldent's aunt, while the
t proceeded to Oyster Bay
his ballot. M r. leoeb and
east their ballot. at the
-.,place and Secretary Cortelyon
at Hempetead, L. I.
p ldat that Navy Department
osaumouncement that Admiral
ski, or Captain Crownim
ps he soon will be, will be given
et the European statios has
a hornet's neat about Seese
'S ears and that he is being
with protest. fiom people all
* euetry who are admoirers of
Schiey and would, tharafore,
be anything in the nature of
for Crowninshieki. The
is at a loss to know what to
matter and he is equally
be Soasult the President. There
tJpjietedent fur the Secretary of
W y's explaining to private citi-
a b asons for the promotions
ses fit to make but, on the
lialt, to ignore a protest from
so wi lespread certainly
bad politics.
Dudley Fonike, the recent
Mexican Mustang Liniment
for horse ailments, for cattle ailment , for sheep alilments.
The most sensible thing to do when sfilbring
from Bruises or Cuts is to treat the wound with
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment,
because it is noted for its ability to drive out sore.
ness and inflammation, after which it heals the
damaged flesh in a remarkably short space of time.
ror wounds soak a cloth wtla tha Halmeat
snd on lbs mar as you worls a poaelon
for hurls apply frbily and fab 11 wael lB.
'."Ew A
1 . POlUIrRY.
Mexican Mustang Liniment
s Ia sure remedy fur curing Scaly Legs among poultry.
ARE ANY
YOU HE A
DEAF? ,NGiSE3
ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARINJC
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Onlv thos7 boru deaf are incura'ale.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
t . A. WIERMA.4, OF 5t LTIMORS, BAYS:
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Castlesses: - Slag retircly cttrrd .f deafness, t'ank! tU sour treitmttent, I pam nIJw dl\'Iou
a fall blstory at may case, to i~e waaed at .ourali,icretian.'
About lve yeats ago ay r aght ear began to sing aand thi ept on getting o'r+- *ntil i lost
try bearing in thi s ear entirely
I madrwest a treatment for eatarrh. for three months. without an' Si'cer ; .arnult" d rum
bee of physicians, among other.., siar ,.i euanent ear special&Mt of tu. .dc, nl ha. told mhe that
oily as operation could help mue, and rnen that only tcworarit!y, that the head moises would
then cease, hut the hearing in 1k' affected car would :xie ost forever.
I then saw your advertisemeut a3ccade' Ily in a New York paper, and ordered your treat
Went. After I bad vsed it only a few dsy, according to sour directions. the noies ceased, and
ºday after See weeks. my heariag an the diseased eas baa been entirely restored. I thank you
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Ouer treatasese does not interlere with your nsati occupatdow.
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INTERUATIONAL AURAL CUNIC, 596 LA 'ALLE AVE., CHICASO, ILL.
sioner, has gone to work on the ques
tion of pensions, or some substitute
therefore, for superannusted clerks to
the government service. lie has, he
believes, looked into the matter care
fully and has reached the conclusion
that the only practical solution of the
question is the employment of the
services of some bonded endowment
company. He is opposed to the
government's assunlg any such bur
den on the one hand and on the other
he objects to the idea of deducting,
for investment in a pension fund, a
percentage of the salaries. He says
that every facility should Li given
the emyloye to invest a portion of
his earnings in an endowment fund
but that he hardly considers it tie
province of the government to compel
its employes to do so.
Recent advices from the Philippines
report the adoption of the most dras
tic laws in regard to treison and some
vigorous protests from our Phi lppino
I subjects who denounce the laws as
. more severe than those with wbhi'h
they had to contend under the ltpanlsh
- regime. Of course provision for the
severe punishment of treason, rewards
to informers sad violations of indivi
I dual liberty are inseparable from the
colonial policy and must be accepted
as inevitable.
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. that - current events root
d everywhere by wire, special
a telegraphic service and cor
respondence. Such is the
want only 6fled by a big use
t jtropolitrn newspaper, and
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D
TcDr. Jenner's
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or
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They build up the shrunken
1( walls of the kidneys, as no
e known remedy has been found
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As a cure for urinary troubles
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ROTH DRUU STOffE.
For Sale.
Store building, known as Protee.
tors Hall, and residence situated on
Short street between St. Philip and
Jack'on streets. For particulars
apply at SmrmasL OrrcsL
FOR SALE.
TRE TROTTER BUILDING,
Nest door to Thibodaux Drug Itore
centrally located for sny business
Apply to Mas. A. LArosseT,
10.4. on Canal street.
For Sale.
A fne piano French make in first
class condition. Will be sold for
cash or on time. For further parti
culars apply to MMs. F. E. BAILEt.
11.
For Sale or For Rent.
On easy terms a splendid site for
residence and desirable location for
business, on Canal street. Apply to
ALUIRT BOUDAeAUL
Window Glabses.
For window glasses, all sizes, call
on H. Riviere & Co. 144t
Wanted.
Tenants who can furnish mules,
carts and farming implements to
cultivate cane by the ton on the
richest and most productive land in
Lafour he Pariah. No fertilizers
needed. Central factory and school
on plantation. For particulars apply
to JoAN R. OGESEs,
13 It Obeens La.
A Generous
Goodýýess
01 Quality. Cole ir.gs sod Styie. SsbLect to
Tear laspectlee ha the Gnrat Variety of
Attractive Designs Shown as
the
SUPERIOR
SWEATERS
r , l ! Made by the "'R t W" Kenting
1'! 1 I " ~Mali-Predecerset theOei strki
' i = P~~Itting Swstri h Wsr. AllAM
Slase- All Prlece N. Trouble to
Show You the Gsed Points.
his Braud's Sons.
THE 6WAT
TONIC LAXATIV E
I yea bore seas sto mach, indigesties, blesonsmes, csstipation, bad
breath, dimaeas, inactive liver, beaetibra, kidney troubles, backache, los
of appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skim,
or any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of bad bowels and am
Impaired digestive system, lanakela Will Cure Ters.
It will cleaneat the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen
the mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put yes
5 o your feet" again. Your appetite will reture, your bowels move regu
Jarly, your liver and kidneys cease to treoble you, your skin will clear and
freshen and you will feel the old time energy and booyancy.
Mothers seeking the proper sedicate to give their little tees for eeastlpetleu,
diarrues, cohe and similar trouble'. will Sad SLaxaola ai Ideal medicine for children.
It heeps their bowels regular without patn or grplpni. acts as a general tale, sastets
asture, aids digesein, relieves reotlamness, clears the coated tongue, re4sees fever,
sensee refresehag. restful sleep and makes them well, happy and hearty. W Obdldrem
ike iU and abk for 4t.
For Sale b
Lasakole is not only the moot eacieat of family remedies, but the most economical, heases it cos.
imess two medicines. viz: lazative sad tool, sad as eme Sc. or Sc At draess Seed for hee
sample to THE LARAKOLA CO.,I Ntessm Sweeta , sad-s the same of your
We wilt eopreva to say eddie. ee receipte 80lk. ia stampso etas. e he e
hq Family osue battie of Leaakola, teduecto as fete hagisstis
A1LBRHT.1. LA11S4EN~`IN
NOTARY uUBLIC
RACELAND, TLAFOURCHE, LA
Ofilce b ,tracnh Q an. an 'op. ian.
Any Niatariul buanfces pronptly and car
tally attueadd ta .
Don't Force
Your Bowels
with hush minerals which
always leave bad after-effects
on the entire system, and wher
their ue is persisted in, tend to
completely wreck the stomach
and bowels.
..USE..
Edgar's Cathartic
Confections
The only harmless, vegetable,
bowel regulator, and liver vitalizer
kmnwn.
As pleasant to the taste as
candy, and as positive as the harsh
est mineraL No gripe or pain.
a sO,25, 50 cents.
170TH DRUG STORE
Subtle
Foe
Dyspepsia is unrecognized in
half the cases. It deceives the
unknowing suferer. Its many
variations work along the weakest
lines of the system. To battle
against only one of them is vain.
Our booklet explains its symp
r toms. Our DyspepaaTabletagive
complete and lasting relief.
GILES'
Dyspepsia Tablets
s *s .O :n
80TH DRUG STORE.
TO TIlE DEAF-A rich lady
cred of her Deafoess and Noises in,
a the Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artifcial
a Ear Drums, gave 25, ooodola, to his
s Institute, so that detaf people unable
I to procure tbs Ear Drams may have
r them free. Address, The Nicholson
Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue, New
. York. 43 ly
Public Bale of Ferries.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
BY VIRTUE OF THlE :.UTHORITY
vested In us by Itu olutions of tIhe
Polite Jury of Lufourrhe, sdopted Kept.
12, 1901 we the undersigined, will sell at
public auction to the hiihst lresposibl.
bidder, at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Thitxi.tux, on
SATURI)AY DECEME II7, 1901,
between the hours of 11 o'clock a. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m.
The lease of the Public Ferries of the
parish of Lafourche. for a term of years
extending from'tho first of January 1902
to the 31 clay of lDecenber 1913 Inclusive;
which said ferries to be sold shall be
located as follows:
1st. One at or within one quarter of a
mile of the Angelloz store at about Six
miles above the town of Tiiibodaux.
2st. t ne at St. John's Chapel, at
about four miles above the town of
Thibodaux. *
3rd. One at or near Mrs. L. A.Uossin's
store about two miles below the town
of Thibodaux.
4th. One at or near ht.Charles Chapel
about six miles below the town of Thib
odaux.
5th. One at or near Raceland.
6th. One at or near Thomas Leilane's i
store on the Buck Horn plantation
about three miles above loekport.
7th. One at or near the store of J. T.
Badeaux about seven miles below Lock
port.
8th. One at or near the Chapel of
Notre Dame du Rosaire at Harang's
Canal.
9th. One at or near the Cut Off. l
Terms and conditions:
One eighth of the price cash on the
day of sale, one eighth on the first day ]
of the month of April 1902 and one
eighth every three months thereafter
throughout the term of said lease; said
credit payments to be represented by
notes payable as aforesaid; signed by
the purchaser or one or more securities
to be approved by the President of this 4
Jury.
Each purchaser shall furnish bond in
the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty
(250.00) Dollars binding and obligating
the lessee to kee the fer at all times
in good order an to faithfully perform
all the duties incumbent on him as a
public ferry keeper, said bond to be
recoverable before any court of compe
tent jurisdiction.
The purchasers at said sale shall also
h- further bound by all the terms, con
ditions and obligations imposed upon
ferry keepers by the ordinance of the I
Police Jury relating to the sale of the
public ferries adopted Oct. 23, 1899.
J. L Aucotx,
President Police Jury.
T. A. BADMArx,
Superintendentof Publi Schools, parish
of Lafourche. 16
A Rare Bargain.
Fos SALK:-One Auitman £ Taylor ,
rice thresher, ls perfect condition. `
Capacity, 350 to 400 sacks daily.
One three-mule cart.
' For particulars apply to
Powia Baoe.,
27 Schnever, La
For sale.
- I
The property of the ettate of H.
Hoffimann, Sr., is now offered for sale.
For further particulars. Apply to
1 A. $0lKO1o. Thibodaux La.
For Sale.
One lot situated on Jackson street,
desirable klcltion to build residence.
42 Apply to THOMAs A. RIVIss.4
4.1. 0111 IOU :
1a. tchmnai.ker a It at
G.u"n Clt int~itll a
I tr;P@ 4tati vo~att&p(1 ata OH
uns at of r_
FINE JEWLERY, 'J 1
CLOCKS AND
WATCHES:
Trji I4IldLHATE' ..l) ,.*t. wt \ .
E'LGIN WATi'HE'" S (iT' t I'TI T S,
CONS TAN'tLY I'N NWHElt, I'A R.
Oi ANI). Also the N L VV 'j'lt D; EM 11I 'V!'
A.\LHICAN SEWIN GNU :ATEX1AAL
11 AC ITINE. 1' "a At* I" T C., V If
11:ttt lP.e ('ItwIk Jen. r yt~l}. Sew
** l i*Mº a 11:w luns. IF i°-untus. retc.
(':ireful retjust~ere anti gtarmt(
trod. A furl stuck of atattna a
t a t's: e ti1 antl nat tlel for a.:
Liii 5 (If New~im .Mlavliine.*, su
tb 2lhad by appjl intg to
A. 1XOIRON.
Cur. MauIst and 4t. Philip Rt. Th bodsux
* _ - * ýs nt tIsC E=CELT B'YCLtIS
Bank of Lafourche,
"aa AIZ, *. *o*a1*A3 .
Capital Stock $25,000. Surplus $17,500.
Designated Depository for
funds of Parish of Lafourche
and Town of Thibodaux.
...... 0oflI0s: ..
A. J BRAUD, President, K J. BRAUD, Cashier,
U. J. BARKER, Vice President, P. F. LKGENDPE, Asst Cashier
...... DIancToss ......
L. A. BLOUIN, D. DELAUNE, Dr. T. 8TARK,
E. N. ROTH, JOHN T. MOORE, Ja., Da. L. B. MEYER
C. J. BARKER, A. J. BRAUD, U. R. BEATTIB.
ALCIDE TOUP8, K. J. BRAUD.
<P"" Does a General Banking Business -"
Buys and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange.
Oil. Oil. OIL
A Golden Opportunity.
A Business Proposition.
American Oil Co.
: Limited.
lhe
Of Thibodaux, La.
.. Composed o& Substantial Business Men Only.
SCapital Stock
i$25.0 000.
.. Shares $1.00 Par Value Fully
"Paid and Non Assessable.
Now offers for aal' a Iiaaitetl awl)ont of Treaimny Stock at the extr.mely
low price of 26 ERentt peia hare atibject to udv.tanccWsent or witbdiawal at
,es any Lime without not~i.e.
T NO SALARIED OFFICERS.
k: Comiany controls va ions tracts tjf lanl, lotaattd an lb. Parishes of ha
fourchte, Terretuonue and Assuwmstion. These It acts wtCas seletd (II ItO
ofcount, of the strong lndi.ittions of .,il.
S's This stock will certsinly zto to p: r in a ahort time. Yiu c sot itaby for
less, anid you wotibt atlheh.* tn buay at all nunle on, 301oI no prtomptly.
he. Applications fcor stoack cani be u:.de at tbhe Baamk of Thshiausnz or Bask of
lay Lafourche.
ta DIRECTORS A ND OFFICERS.
¶id C. P. SHAVER, President, Cashier Bank of Thibodaunc.
by K. J. BRAUD, Vice-President, Cashier Bank of Lafourche.
as 0. NAQUIN, 2nd Vice-President, Pres. Thibodaux Boiler
Works Co. Ltd.
rPLBRAUD, Secietary and Treasurer, Assistant flashier
asBank of Thibodaux.
ri H. S. SMITH, M. I)., Prop. 8rnith's Drug Store.
1, P. R. PERCY, of Lobdell & Percy Co. Ltd.
p*- A. J. BRAUD, President Bank of Lafourchxe.
iso ERNEST ROGER, Sugar Planter.
on- E. J. BRAUD), Prop. Tluibodaux Shoed& Hat Store.
O . E. PELTIER, Sugar Planter and Butcher.
the F. ZERNOTT, Mayor of Thibodaux.
r'y. NO LESS THAN 100 SHARES S0LDm-S25.00.
on. 1L
ily.
'to'
H. -
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