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JOURNAL OF THE 9 th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Official Joiarxial of. tKo Parish, of X-aiourch.® and Guardian of th.e Interest of th.e Town,
VOL. XXXII.
THIBODAUX, LA., SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1897.
NO 39.
OFFICIAL DIRECTOR!.
Statk Officers.
j Pnh Aoc'L.. W. W. Heard of Uuion
^ Treat* A- V. F uruet of Si-Mar in
M. J.Cunningh .m Natchitocb's
Pob. Ed... J. V- Calhouu, of Orleans
U. »• Senators.
C Bl*nchard............. of Rapides
,5* ................... of 8tMar y
Statk Senators.
. „, nnr ............Terrebonne
; C g HowelV..................Lafourche
judges supreme Court.
H-.tice- F. T. NicholU of Orleans
,f J"o' ..J. A. Breaux.of Iberia
'* •• H. C. Miller of Orleans.
' 8 D.McEuery.of Ouachita
,. L. B. Watkins. Red River.
BitCotnrroF Appeaus.F ifth Circuit.
J.Bmnregsrd..........° f ^Vst* Marv
p.toi* ..... .........of bt. Mary
^armsmaN. 3rd.Congressional Dist.
...................ofLafourch®
18th. Judicial District.
............L. P. Caillonet.
fittorney..............k. C. Mois*
Paki-ii Officers.
itatlves:........... M. Delaune.
......... L. A.Troslair.
.......Dr. J. J. Avo.
ofCoiirl..............C. J . Barker.
,a ............ Jas Beary
Zm'ZW ............A. J. Brand.
».l Journal..........- • • - 1
police jurors.
ard.........Emile IT. Morvant
.. .....J. Louis Aucuin, Pres't
*< ........Marcellia Bergeron
u ...............J. 0. Toups
.1 " ' L. J. Trosclair
a ..........J** 0 R"<Jrij(ne
u **.........Jules Gmlchuux
ii Leou Falgont
•i ..........Lovencr LeBlanc
•i ', "........J. P. Bourgeoia
justices of the peace.
'isWsrd ..............H. Clement
L, ,, ')..........c. A. Engerran
(w i< ____E. P. Bernard
B .. E. B. Ayo
Ikb •* F. Toupa
Ijd, ii ..............John Darden
[ftli " ..........Ed. Birdsall
jiy, ii B. Penouilli
L, ii ..............Ernest Foret
..........A. Cretini
CONSTABLES.
lit Ward...
.........Chat. Bergaron
.............O. L. Caro
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' ..........A. Rogar
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..........J, D. Bernard
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____Edgard Barrios
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.........William Field#
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..........Leopold Groa
........L. Robicbaux
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' [.....John Dominique
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............Albert Ayo
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..........Joe. Remont
DtAiNAOB Commission sas.
[fct Is. I—Thos. Hoary, O. Antbdment
Mil. 1.aMirs. . . ...
[iw.lt*. Tbos. Barkor, Osesr AntbA
W.S. J. Ouidry. , . .
[Re. Ks.J.—L. J. Trotclair. J. L. LeBlsso,
' Tesasti.
Ksad and Lbtkr Inspectoes.
mu Mai................M. L. BwEMMe,
*• ...................tails loop*
.• 3 ................A. Boudresu
a 4 ...... J.T. LeBlanc
Municipal Officers.
ilutr, Frink Zernott; Couuoilmen. E. M
P*k W. P. Martin. Edgar F. Riviere. \ si
Hsrgtron, C. J. Legendre end Henry
ssgsr _ _
ar# ,............P. L. Brand.
Marshal..."...........RJNaqnin
.............. H. N. Couloo
'•Mlttrews..............Mr*.J-Cnrti*
• Printer.............Lafourche Coiuet
■alien laborer........Ben Maibruugh
School Boaru.
biel Roger, prenident; W P. Martin
"■^mteodeut ami Secretary ; Nuuia Elfert
•Cbsuvm. Felix Csilhniet. Paul Meyer,
Wram 6 c. Charles J. Elliot. Paul
. SMSkbert.
Tsimbacx Bhidoe Committee.
[f Z*n»n. E. N Rotli. W. P. Martin J. L
•S.A.U. Morv iut. L. J- Troaclsir .
SO YEAR*'
EXPERIENCE.
TRADE MARKS,
DESICNS,
COPYRICHTS Ac.
Ws * sketch and ileecriiition may
* a * c ' ^ wbpther an invention is
roitizminicaUons strictly
I UWoBt agency for securing patents
h»vp » Washington office.
IlMai iwi through Muua & Co. receive
wwtifio American,
SSLUInwrated, largest circulation of
Journal, weekly, terms *3.00 a year;
a Specimen copies and LLANO
s patents sent free. Address
. A CO.,
S* Brea Seay. Sew York.
LOOAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MERCANTILE.
J^GU.U & SONS, S.
■try (aooiL
dlotlilns, Ii >ot*. uIi.m-m, Uata, »|IN aul norioim.
Fall line of Kiirnirure. .tiuiu si. Hlitli|>
St. Loaia Strew*.
gOURG N. T.
Market Stand.
Always i,n baud t it- bent ot H -ef. Matron.
Pork, Veal, Mini S*ti«» 2 t-» ot all kunle.
.Market Street. Tliib « Uux. Go.
JgOURON, A.,
tuinnamith usd Watclimaki-r.
lewenyr, I'reacmil liu-yoiea. NV*- timeriran
Sewiua Mwhiuea, Wo. Cor. .Haiti aud Si.
Philip streets.
J^IJOU SALOON.
V.Trnlgle, Proprietor.
Choice wines and liquor*, tiue cigar* always
Jli hand. Cor. Green and Market "-tree**.
QHOL. H. C.
Gentlemen s Fnrwioltinjr Good*.
A Fine Select Stoek alway* on hand. No 27
Maiu Street.
gMPIRE HOUSE.
J. Ii, .Ylaiemaa, Proprietor.
r'ir-t oIkm aceoinaiodarioa* and excellent
aide. Kreo'lot* eonoect* with railroad de
cor. Corner l^ivee and Green Street.,
J1ROST. II. W.,
C'jrpre** and Pine l.nmber.
Cvpren* and Sawed Shingle*, ala > saddlery
tnd harnen*. lilackaniirliing and hol-ae
*hoing a upeeialty.
Q.UISAMORF.. 8. T.
New* Depot
New Orlean* Daily Palter* and a large va
riety of Intok* ami novel* on hand. SuWaorip
tiona received for new*pa|ter*, periodical*
ami magazine*. Cor. Marker & >»r. r.oni..
J^EGENDRE. C J.
Choice Fttssally Groceries
Also Feed and Charcoal. Cor. St. Philip and
Rose streets.
TyjEYER, DRS. A. J. A L. E.
PhjrilcisB* ft aid Margesas,
Proprietor* of Merer Drugstore. Main street
Tltibodanx, La. K. E. Hailey, Manager.
J^OTH DRUG CO . L't'd.
Draggists
Drug*, Chemical*. Perfumery, School book*,
Stationery, *tc. Cor. Mam A Green streets.
J^IVIERK fc CO.. liENRY,
Dry Woods
Notion*, hat*, boot* and shoes, crockery, eto.
Cor. Main Sc St. Lonia streets.
rpiilRODAUX DRCG STORE,
F. J. Galliot. Manager,
Drug*, Chemical*. Toilet Artiole*. Perfumery,
School hook*. Stationery. Cor. Main and St.
Philip street*.
^yitiaHT. MRS. J.N.,
Milllnory Slort
Motion*, Ladies hats and bonnets. Dress
making. Cor. Market and St. Louis streets.
r^ERNOYT. PRANK,
Watchmaker Jr Jeweller
Fine Jewelry, watches end oloclu, etc. Main
Street, between St. Philip and St. Louis.
DENTISTS.
gLANCHAKD, (D. D. 8 J, J. K.
Demtlat.
Corner Green aud Bridget Streets.
jQAIGRE. DR. J. J,
Demtlat
Office: Main Street, near Court House
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
gADEAUX, THOMAS A.,
Ai toraey-at-Lfaw.
Market Street, between St. Loui* and Green
J^NOBLOCH A SON, CLAY,
Attorney a-mt-l*mw.
Office*: Bank Building. Entrance on St.
Louis Street.
EDUCATIONAL.
£GIOL, EMMANUEL.
Yluaic Teacher
Give* instruineuta'. vocal and Harmony lee
sons. Hemdenee .* Levee Street.
p| A KG US. PROF. L. M
Select School for Boys
English and French in all their branches ami
Mathematics taught. Narrow street, footot
St- Michael Street.
iyroUNT CARMEL CONVENT.
An Academy for Yonag l.ndicw
Kept bv the Sister* of Mount Carmel. Thor
ough course. English aud French. Foot of
Market Street.
NOTARIAL.
^TOULON. 11. N.
Notary PssbllCe
Real Estate and Fire and Life Insurance
Agent. Properties bought and sold. Money
loaned and borrowed. Maiket Street, be
tween St Louis and Green street*.
PUr.ELY VEGETABLE.
The cheapest, onrest and hist family medi
cine in the world! An effectual ajiecillc for
all diseases of the Liver.stomach a-i.l Spleen.
Regulate the Liver mid prevent Chills anil
Fever. Malarious Fevers, Howel Complaints,
Restlessness, Jaundice and Nausea.
HAD RRGATiil
Nothing Is so unpleasant, nothing so com
mon, as a had breath; and in nearly every
case it. eomes from the Rtomaoh. and can tie
so easily corrected if you will lake Simmons
Liver Regulator. Do not neglect so sure a
remedy for this repulsive disorder. It will
also improve your appetite, complexion aud
general health.
CONSTIPATION
should not be regarded as a trifling ailment—
in fact, nature denniods the utmost regularity
of the bowels, and any deviation from this
demand paves the wuy often to serious dan
ger. It is quite as necessary to remove impure
accumulations from the bowels as it is to eat
or sleep, and no health eau be expected where
a costive habit of body prevails.
SICK HEADACHE!
This distressing affliction occurs most fre
quently. The disturbance of the stomach,
arising from the imperfectly digested con
tents, causes a severe pain in the head,
accompanied with disagreeable nausea, aud
this constitutes what is popularly known as
Sick Headache, for the relief of which take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
40-EVERY PACKAGE **
Has tike Z Stamp in red on the wrapper.
J. H. ZHILIN * CO., Philadelphia.
A SENSIBLE MAN!
Covers his steam pipeing and drums with
Carey's Asbestos-Magnesia (sectional Cover
ings. It pays for its cost in less than a year.
Put in a Thompson Eclipse to burn bagasse.
shsTing, rice hulls, pea or buck-whest coal
write for prices on rooflng building and
lining papers and engineers'supplies, to
DAFFTJON;* 3 TOTJTZ,
840 Union Street
9m a 8. 7. Nsw Orleans
ALBERT J. LASSEIGNiE
NOTARY PUBLIC.
RACELAND, LAFOURCHE, LA.
Offlee hours from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Any Notarial business promptly and car
fully attended to
Oomplaxion Preserved
DR. HKRRA'D
VIOLA CREAM
Removes Freckles, Pimples,
Uver> Moles, B lackh eads.
*—kf and Taa, and re
stores the skin to its origi
nal freshness, producing a
clear and healthy com
plexlon. Superior to all fact—___
preparations and perfectly harmless. At all
druggists, or mailed for SOcts. Send for circular.
VIOLA SKIN SOAP t. a mplr im^i. w a
• M » partlytas S«e, nauM for the toilet and eliheet a
n.al foe the oareer;. kbeeletele run nod delicately aedl
«Md. Atdnwttw.. Priae 2S Cents.
ThaG. C. BITTNER CO., Toledo, O.
Leading dealers
everywhere sell
FERRY'S SEER
Uon'l nak the loss of time, labor aad (round
by planting seeds of nnknoirn qnnl
1 ity. The market is fall of cheap,
unreliable seeds. FCMY't SCCSS
arealvan the beet: do not eocept
IS| substitute. Seed Annual Fiat.
D. M. FIRRY * CO.
Detroit, Mich
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our regular Correspondent.)
\V ASHINGTON, APRIL 16,1897.
Senator Gorman took occasion to
give the republicans a little plain
talkiog concerning their failure to
accept the very fair proposition made
to them for iilliug the committee va
cancies and consequent failure to give
the appropriation bill which tailed at
the last session the proper committee
consideration, just before the Indiau
bill was taken up* The total of these
appropriations will be inure than
$73,000,000. and Mr. Gorman said that
a careful consideration of them might
result in a reduction of at least $10,
000.000. He also said that it was time
to call a halt in the vast expenditures
authorized by Congress; that the
limit of expenditures on the new navy
and on fortifications ought to he near,
now that an era ot peace seemed to be
at hand, and that he thought it was
also time to limit the expenditmes on
rivers and harbors. He closed by
saving that the democrats could do no
more than call the atteDtiou of Sena
tors on the other side to the urgent
need of retrenchment. It is not ex
pected that Mr. Gorman's warning
words will have any effect, but all the
same they were timely, and it was
entirely proper that they should have
been spoken by a democrat. The
country will heed, if the tepublicans
in Congress do not.
Nothing in the eloquent address
made by Mr. Bryan at the Jiffeison
birthday banquet, a gathering of dem
ociats that will not soon he forgotten,
was more important or significant
than the following wolds: "The posi
tion taken by the democratic party in
1896 will not be surrendered. If jou
doubt the permaoeucy of the Chicago
platform as a party creed, go among
the rank and file of the party and
measure the zeal and enthusiasm
which that platform has aroused, aud
you will realize the impossibility of
tskiug a backward step. True," the
present aduiiuisiratiou is seeking to
turn public attention to the tariff
question, but if our reasoning is well
founded, an increase of taxes cannot
restore prosperity to the producers ot
wealth. In fact, we contend that
neither high taxation nor low taxation
can bring prosperity to the people, so
long as an appreciating dollar eontiu
ues to give the money owner »u
advantage over the rest of the people.
The money question must lie tin
paramount issue of the next Campaign
as it was of the last. If the Diugley
bill brings genuine and permanet
prosperity, the democratic party will
not he in a position to win a contest
by oppoeing it. If, on the other hand,
the Dingle.v bill provos a disappoint
ment to those who advocate it, our
position will be strengthened, and
public attention will be riveted upon
the fact that the cause of financial
depression is to be found iu our mone
tary system.
Senator Nelson, of Minn., although
a republican, is in sympathy with the
efforts made by the democrats in tht^
Houss to a mend the tariff bill by au
thorizing the President to suspend the
collection of duties upon any imported
article, the home product of which is
shown to be controlled by a trust, as
lie Iihp given notice of his intention to
offer the same amendment when the
tariff bill gets liefore the Senate.
Secretary Gage's auswer to the
Senate resolution concerning the issue
of orders by the Secretary of the
Treasury to Collectors of Customs io
relation to carrying out the retractive
clause of the lepnbtican tariff' bill not
being at all satisfactory, Senator Vest
offered a resolution declaring this
order to be without authority of law
and in violation of the statutes and
customs regulations concerning the
payment of import duties, and by a
bare majority of one it was referred to
the Finance Committee, to be pigeon
holed.
Democrata would lie delighted to
see Mr. McKinley's bluff', otherwise
known as the special diplomatic com
mission to visit Enrope with power to
negotiate with the governments of
that section in behalf of international
bimetallism, succeed in accomplish
ing something tangible, bat none of
them have the sligliest idea that it
will. The Commiseioners, Senator
Wolcott, Gen. Paine, of Mas-., and
Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson, of Ills., are
capable men, and their failure to
accomplish an impossibility will be no
personal reflection on them.
Senator Morgan closed his long
speech in favor of his resolution rec
ognizing the Cubans as belligerents by
declaring that whatever action this
country might or might not take
towards Cuba the freedom of the is
land was written in the stars.
Senator Chandler's bills for the
seizures of the armor plants of the
Bethelem and Carnegie Steel com pa
nies by the government, represents i
very dangerous sort of bluff, tor it is
evident they are nothing else. That
these companies have bAm extortion
ate in their dealings with the govern
ment is trne, but that doesn't give
Congress any right to contiscate their
property.
Everybody Says So.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the tasie, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, iiahitunl i-onst mation
and biliousness. Please buy and try a t>ox
of C. C. C. to-day; 10, 2T>. f>0 rents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by oil druggists.
A Kentucky newspaper give* the
following evidence of a boom in that
State: "Business is booming at last
All the distilleries are at work, and
the supply is not equal to the de
mand.
The First Iceman.—T he storage
and sale of ice as a business did not
commence until 1805, when Fredrick
Tudor, ot Boston, cut 300 tons from
his owu pond, houghta vessel, because
no ship owner would take the ice as a
cargo, and shipped a lot to Martini
que, West Indies, where the yellow
fever was raging—Boston Budget.
CASTOZtXa.
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LIS1' OF PATENTS.
Granted to Southern States Inven
tors this week. Reported by C. A.
Snow & Co . Patent Attorneys, Wash
ington, 1). C.
W. 1. Allen, Jr.. Forth Smith, Atk.,
Grave tiller. W. II. liaruord, Norfolk,
Va., Broiler, G. Bartlett, Winches
ter, Ky., Thill support. P. Boyd.
Wheeling, W. Va, Apparatus for
coating pipe. J. L. Brativ, Lebanon
Junction, Kv., Guard rail. J. H.
Brown, Rural retreat, Va., Combined
harrow and cultivator. D. S. Burner,
Morristown, Tenn., Antiredlling l»o«
tle. G. W. Bush, Lexington, Ky.,
Fan attachment for sewing maehines,
G.S. Carrigan, Mack. Ark.. Broom
head. C. S. Carter, Wairehton, Va.,
ttrsing bottle. E. G. Corbett. Co
lumbus, Ga., Vehicle wheel. J.
Cnssons, Glen Allen, Va., Dial
calender. C. F. Fusting, Catonsnlle,
Md., Lettei box. B. A Hall, Pine
Bluff, Ark., Commode. B. R. Hand,
Goldshorough, N. C . Railway tie. A.
Hardin. Loilihurg, Ky., Car coupling
J. W. Kesler, Urena, Ga., Planter and
cultivator. W. C. Muvor, New Orleaus
La., Apparatus for aling and starting
horses on race tracks E. N. Mouey,
Jacksonville, Fla, Rope climber or
combination tire escape, See. R. L.
Moore, Statesville, N. C. Fountain
marking and shading pen. D. M.
Mm.m, Gaithersburg, Md , Burglar
alarm system. J. Q. Myers, Orlando,
Fla., Railway, spiking fork. A. J.
Pennington, Gibslaud. La., Safetv
platform for railway cars. C. E. Reed
Bartow, FIs., Water gage. W. H
Richards, Knoxville, Tenn., Soap
inmpourd. G, K. Shelton, Wekiva,
Fla., Slate. M. N. Wertz, Thomar*
ville, Ga., Syringe. C. E. Whilden,
Charleston. S. C., Breakdown fire arm
F. P. White, Shaliotte, N C. Axle
spindle. C. O, Wright, Rl iefield, W.
Va., Process of and apparatus for
manufacturing flour.
For copy of any patent send 6 cents
in postage stamps with date of thie
paper to C. A. Snow Sc Co , Washing
ton, D. C.
An exchange speaking of the effect
of a cyclone says: "It turned a well
wrong side oat in the state of Missis
sippi. tamed a cellar upside down in
Wisconscin, moved n township line
in Nebraska, blew all the stavee oat
of a whiskey barrel in Iowa and left
nothing but the bung hola; changed
the day of the mouth is Ohio, killed
an honest Indian agent m the weak
blew the liair off a bald beaded maa
in Texaa, killed a trutkful lawyer in
Illinois, blew the mortgage off a farm
in Kansas, scared a red headed wo
man in Michigan, blew all the cracks
out of a fence in Dakota, and took alt
the wind out of a politician in Missou
ri.
A
1IYSTERY
SOLVED.
Busine-st* is dead—you have
nothing to do but sit on
empty boxes and occasionally
use your duster on the work
of some industrious spider
which adorns your shelves—
YOUR BUSINESS IS FAST
GOING TO WRECK, and
you can not account for it—
you have "tried all sorts of
schemes" to "pull" the peo
ple—all but ADVERTISING.
If you had, you would not
wonder why your friend
across the way gets all the
trade.