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| Tee.
 After meeting the Board adjourned as a Board of Equalization to meet as Stu pervlsors.
 DAVID ROPE, Chm'n pro tenn. Attest: WM. T. DALEY, Clerk.
 The Board met as per above adjourn ment at 10 30 a. m., July g, 1888.
 Present, Rope and Richards; absent, Tee.
 The Board proceeded to consider the resignation tendered by Vim. T. Dalby, as Clerk, to take effect immediately.
 The resignation was accepted, and on motion of Richards, seconded by Rope, E. w. Nelson, County Recorder, was appointed to fill the vacancy pro tenn, created by the resignation of Wm. T. Dalby.
 MT. Nelson was directed to execute an official bond in the sum of 5000 in two good and sufficient sureties, as required by law of Clerk of the Board of Super visors.
 On motion the Board then adjourned to meet as a Board of Equalization at p. m.
 DAVID ROPE, Chm'n.
 Attest: WM. T. DALEY, Clerk.
 The Board met at p. m. pursuant 70 adjournment, as Board of Equaliza- ton.
 Present, Rope and Richards; absent, Tee.
 The assessment of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, as made by the Territorial Board of Equalization for the year 1888, was duly submitted to the Board for action.
 It appeared that the Territorial Board at it's regular meeting held the first Mon day in June, 1888, assessed for the year 1888, the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company for its road-bed, bridges, cul- verts, rolling stock. depots, station buildings, telegraph lines, and all .othcr property subject to taxation, exclusive ly used in the operation of such railway in the Territory of Arizona, in the aggre gate sum of $2,S62, ,136
 The entire length of main track of railroad of said company in said Terri tory IS 393.O41.
 The assessed value per mile of said railway as fixed by pro rata distribu- tion per mile of the assessed value of the whole property of such railway of said company, subject to taxation within the Territory Is 7,251. .0291.
 The length of railroad in Apache county is l1169 miles. The apportionment of sad property by the Board for and to Apache county is $8I3, ,329S3.
 The assessment of the Territorial Board Of Equalization for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in this county was duly accepted by the Board Of Equaliza- tion, and the County Assessor was or dered to enter in his assessment roll for 1888, the assessment made by the Terri 1 torial Board of Equalization for said and Pacific Railroad Company the same under the proper heads and with the total value of said i assessed property carried out.
 The County Assessor then submitted | to the Board sitting as Board of Equal | ization, the original assessment roll of Apache county for the year 1888, and the Board proceeded to examine the same.
 Wm Amos raised from $1l5 to $315 on land. Julius Becker raised from $3,6l4 to | S4 ,0l4 on improvements.
 Benj. Brown raised from $2, 73O to s2, ,950 on horses, also $S0 on land total 1 $9 ,O9O. | The Board then adjourned until g a. m., tomorrow morning to meet as | Board of Equalization.
 DAVID RopE, Chm'n. Attest: E. ", NELSON. Clerk nro fem.
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The difference between tweedIe-dee and tweedle-dum is expressed-do you belong to the "ring," or to the other f'thinc7"
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The Board of Equalization have had a long and vexatious session, Going over the assessment roll is anything but pleasant pastime.
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Messrs. Johnston, Dalby, Darling and Hensen, start Saturday for week or ten days fishing and hunting on White river
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Joseph Hollister, Esq, left us few days since for short sojourn with c. E. Cooley at Show Low.
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ST. JOHNS HERALD

Entered in the PosI office at St. Johns as second
 class matter.
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LOCAL NEWS.

St. Johns. Thuraday, July 19.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.
POST OFFICE.

Ym. F. PLATT. F. NJ. Office hours: Open rom A. M until P> II. On Sundays from l to 2P.M. Mail closes going east ct II A. NJ.
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July 12, 1SSS.-The Board met at a. m. pursuant to adjournment, and ad- journed to reconvene as Board of Su- pervfsors.
 The Board of Supervisors met at g 80 a. m., pursuant to above adjournment.
 Present, Rope and Richards; absent, Tee.
 It appearing to the Board of Supervi- sors from sufficient and satisfactory evi- dence that Ernest Tee, member of this Board, has been continuously absent from this Territory for more than two months next preceding this date, with out consent of the Legislature of said Territory, in accordance with par, 3111 of the Revised Statutes of 1887, his said office is hereby declared to be vacant.
 It further appearing from petition on file with the Board, signed by at least thirty qualified electors of said county, that it is desirable to fill said vacancy in the office of Supervisors so created, it is ordered by the Board that in accor- dance with par. 3SS of Revised Statutes of 1887, that the Probate Judge of said county be notified of such vacancy, and be requested to attend with said Super visors Richards and Rope for the pur- pose of electing Supervisor to fill said vacancy, and the Probate Judge of said county being presentin in the office of said Supervisors, and it appearing that Geo. w. Wakefield received the votes of said Supervisors, Rope and Richards, and Probate Judge, R. E. Morrison, which being a majority of the votes cast, the said G. W. Wakefield, is hereby declared to be elected a member of the Board of Supervisors of Apache county, to fill the unexpired term of office vacated by Ernest Tee.
 When he, the sad George W. Wake field shall have taken the oath of office
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board met this morning, Monday, July g. 1888, at 9: 30 a. m., as 8 Board oi Equalization, as per adjournment. Present, Rope and Richards; absent, Tee.
 After meeting the Board adjourned as a Board of Equalization to meet as Su- pervlsors.
 DAVID ROPE, Chm'n pro tenn. Attest: WM. T. DALEY. Clerk.
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CONTAMINATION 4 mort.
DR.. NJ. D.

lie jary he IL cnaF criminelln de
Chicago went de pveaorrer Ia peiue
de mor cunire al miserahie. lie
nom,nr August ll.tZk'. ltconau
conpahir ,r mnnr3ie >ar n persian.
lie {, Ill, rnf II, t. pe.lt NIX Gil
man. one III femme de lIttzke await
en- an, p"emier III Nine II-tzke
est mott" II mnis de iii dernier.
pt ellie eth'l Il p"ilJe eitt,rrtr, que
Son mali Il rUmfnence 4 malt,alier
lie patlt MAx. a ie! MONT Yu.. Zen
fant >'tS' rnfli a pia>;rnfS reprises
de IN IN ,ison d. Soa b.au-pere pnnr
So son~tralre aux coups GUut Celui
ci f~accah!ait.
lie 20 nOvrmbre aetnirr, apes
nne de crS ingnrS. lrnttnt est lr-
Vent chez ION b~eau-pev" qui. IL
i.soir meme, la ha,tn dc toutes Sos
forces ave II la:l ere de cuir.
Pendant In mutt. He Zkr II continue
a irappr, " p"'it Max, que les Vol
>Ih> OF r"t. ndli pstnfer ei cIirr.
l.. nlafln, !'rltlnt "tait mott; DIES
pi-l> 4 la ,Gte, |. corps tu panvle
ttre ne f'rman plus %1u'une plate.
Qnand On - ailelt. e"lnme p!6venu
dtasoii tue le pets Max, Hstzke 4
DIT %s'a;'it mpuf: *. yaulieu de-
Wait moni'.'s Deplis son a,res,a-
ton. ~ an our de fthatS. !!rtzke
ma pas m,nltrsle IL molnd.e re-
nrEtir, ext ii enteiu ans ancune
emotion i. lect1 Il verdict lie cor
damnar' y mort. Uttzkp est OH
eiliairr De %i;nhtm., e. II y ~ envi
ron o"z,. ans quiz est ,cnu II
Etats Uni>: .',sf ma honlnr dune
intel il ho. boute, qni srnb'e III
arces>ibl" 4 toni" esrtcr de >tnti-
nee, +. Lnp'nnn gfntralc i Chi
Gag" est p"r T. vertiiet sin jury est
pa,f"lt' nrni jI>tilii ar lholribie
ci in. de u, tzhr.
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EXCURsIoN.-N'oubliez pas que
lie 1 de mars proclaim une grAnde
excursions partira de TlibooauX
pour la Nouvelle OllGans. Alltr
ct retour lie meme jour. Les excur-
slOnis'es pou.ront proiter du coup
Dell l%Ateressant cue pGsente ton
lours Ia parade dcs pompiels dams
Ia vile dn %crOis>ant. Crtte ex.
cursion est fate 81 profit de notrr
excellente compagnie de pompiers
Protector Mo-. Depart de Thibo-
daux, $50 hcures, depart de la Nou-
yelle Orleans, Z heures It aemie.
En- he's aidanf, nous agirons dams
Tintetot ct pour lc bien IL notie
commaDaut9. Les bilicts d'alieret
letoui Sc vendent &l.J0.
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AVIS Aux PORTEURS DE RECLA-
NATIONS CONTRE LA PAROISSE.-
|, y artueiiement dams le tresor
de Ia paroisse assez d%'argent pour
payer, sur presentation, tous les
warrants Qui pourlont ttre ennis en-
palemeut DIES i~eciamatiouS approu-
Nees ct cnleaiSt,Ges du No. l au
No. 403 iuclu>ivement.
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Samedi dcrnier lie comite r6publi.
cain de district, sitgeant IA Ihibo
daux, q recommande ct entossG les
%candidatureS ~suiyantes:
Juge de district, Taylor Bcattip :
sheriff, O. Rousseau; gret1ier dc
cour, Gustave Boudreaux; mem
bres de la legislature, Reuben
Washington, Tom Bel.
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Mardl dernier nous avons en- la
visite du New Sensationn qui de
Went populate parini nous. lie Gi-
recteur Mr.. French i su Sc Greer
nombre d'amis ct d'adm;rateurs Il
~ThibolauX par SEES manieres cour-
tOises ct aussi par IeXcellence de
SEES representations. Une chose
que nous lui pardonneronS difIicilc>
ment c'est de nous avOir eniavG
toute ure flmille G'artistas qui Ger.
tainement fera GA aidcru al success
du New Sensation mails don't nous
regVettrrcns longtemps rabsencc.
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TEMPS 1T EECoLTES.-DrpuiS
Lundi, metre region a etc ailiis9e
De pluieS dIluvicuaes qni ont posi-
uvement monde nos guerets.
CeSt IL vraic noyade ct l'on
cfalnt seriensement quill he taille
lemplacer lie plant de iolames de
terrc mis- ceS iours derniers en-
slllons. Dcs quantities Gnormes de
&c tn5ercnle ont etc vcndues pour
Ia future rtcolte ct Gne.unes uns
Sc demandrnt dtjA ST celle-ci ne de-
passela pas les beSoins dn marchG
et 81 un aviiissement de prix ne
sehSulVla vas.
TOuS les trayaux sOnt pour lie
moment sn>penduS sur les planta-
IONS, ct nous sommeS Obliges dat
'el'd'e que lie ciel plus element,
nous ptrmttte de r%eprendre la TO-
'a'lon de nos travaux Qui Ell sOnt
deJa trop en- retard.
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NOUTELLES LOCALES.

ExCURsIoN.-Une excursion de
Y. NJ. &. a., dot avoir lien le %
On mois proclaim de la Nouvelle
Orleans 4 Thibodaux. Nous don.
perons plus tard de plus amples in
formations 4 &c sujet.
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En- police cOrrectionne,le:

En- police cOrrectionne,le:
lie president iEt+r.u:e nm pan
we diable prevcnu de vasabon.
dage.
-Avez-vous dies moyens d'exiS.
tence?
Mails, sans dOute, mon presi-
dent. J'ai lestomac qui ne Va PAS
trop NAL.
Encore nm mot do Lahiche:
Dnvert, l'anteur dtamatique,
Qui mettait dans e vaudeville
beaucoup lie gazette, etait un petit
homme, d'aspect melancolique,
uistp ct bilieuX.
Labiche disait de lui: C'est on
selsueil entoure d. grelots.
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Essayez le Gonaur's Pile Ointment, il que
.. chaquc ."is, 3 on 4 applications smfiisent.
THs.sIaet'on ~garan'ic on larsent rendu. lie
Dr.Oavai nous dit quill sen est servi tres
sSasent dams ga pratique. dams toute Ia pa
.S.se ct que chaqno fols il u Opere que
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presqne toua attelnts lie S~carlatiHe.
On cessa auSsit0: de sortir lie
ialt te Iii l~eiNip, ct les GpiNtmica
locali>tes u ilrux &c liyraison,
fnrent ;mmtd.a'emeut ar:6tees
dams ieur GGye.oppemeNt.
/ &c NuIl d'iatercss SAINT. c'est
que loIsqu" Oh cX"nineir lait incri.
nh"e,t on y tr"ntea ra,to.s un mi
crobc analogue 4 celui que renter
me !e sang DIES srarhtineuv. Ce
q"l cxl'lique pourquol on ne lc rem
contte pas tcuiouis, o'est parce cue
se mlcio-4sGautSme lie reside pas
dams le lait. wai> hipn dams de pc
lifes n~'c.'latipuH tlunt le ris De Ia
vacle est cHuvert ~iinteclion Sc
uoauit at mnHlent de la %traitp.
II e>' fuAt prudent, ~ teGps
dfpjGemi- syatla i.le1t>r, de ne
beire qHe Ia lai; betfll;, c'est-a-dire
soamiS Il IA Temperature assez
efevee pour IendYe ~iueries les
gelnes de m2'a1ie.
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Scarlatine ct lait de Yache.

de scarlatiue. Qnoiqu'elles soft Ell
ce moment en- decroissance. OF;
compile encore ., 500 malades dams
tles h6pitaux.
En- Angieterre, dureste, la seal
latine est la plus repandue ct la
plus meurtriere DIES fievres Grup-
lives. Ellie tait Gaus &c pays, Ell
moyenne 1900 victimes par an.
En- 1860 lie chitlre s'est Gleye Hlnes
de $4,000, don't 5,s4l pour Ia seule
vile de Iondrcs.
On salt que la scailaline est une
malaaie eui, apres 9uelaUes iouts
d'incubation, appafalt bruslue-
inenf. avec tCute SoE inten>ite:
nansee,- yomisselnent, fievre, NAL
de gorge. Ningt-quatre hcuies
plus tard, Sc montrent sur la sll-
face cutanee des taclles Iou.es.
Iarges, o salllantes, qni. Stpa-
..ees d'abord par ues interval!e, de
peau saline, s'epanouissent pionp-
tement, ct Sc confondent en- for
mant DIES plaques plus on moins
etendaes. An bout de cin9 a six
jours en- moyenne, rfruption com
mence a s'eteindre, ffpiderlne Sc
! ride ct sc detache en- lambeaux
pa,fois cousiderables. +
Ia scarlatine est nne affection
eminemment comtagieu e:sa p,opa
CATION semble Sc operer prilic!paie-
ment par Fair ambiant, c'est-a-,.ire
que Ia transmission est lie r1sultat
de la dissemination des germcs
morb,des emanart les indiviuus
atteintS.
IOuS les autcurS Sont u'accOrd
pour admettre que la transmission
sopere tout particulierement d la
periodic de convalescence les de
bis de peau Sc tiacmeutent a %l'inlini
ct Sc repandent dams i'atm ospheie :
lis peuveut Gtte t~ransportGs Il Dies
grandes distances par les y6:e.
mcnts, les meubles, les )ettres ct
meme par DIES personnes qui, ayant
etc Ell contact avec deS scarlati-
neux, seryent do vehicule aux
miaslnes ct lmportent la malaGie
sans en- Gtre elies memes les vic
times. En- voici un culieux eXein-
pie:
Une dame habitant avec SD file
dams nne localite iii la %scarlatine
he setait pas montree depnis long
temps, rtcoit une lettre dune
jeune femme qui Sc trouvait en- ce
moment en- Allemagne. Init
jonrse apres Parrivee de ce billet,
IL mere ct la file sont pri>, S
toutes deux de scarlatine +: Pune
succomhe, rautre lie Sc suelit QUA
grand peinc. Que s'etait-il passeg
La jeune femme annoneait dams sa
lett;e qu'tlle veua;t d'ayoir In Scar
latino, qu'elle Gtait ell convalescen-
&c, a Ia periodic de de>auamation.
ct qre Pexfoliation etait tellemcnl
aboniante que, toat en- eclivant,
ellie await etc contrainte de secouer
son papier a p!nsieurs reprises, aln
d'en chaser les p6licules qu'ellc Y
laiSsait tomber i profusion.
Sill est facile,f dams beaucoup de
circumstances, de remonter a la
source DIES cas- soumis a TobSeIva,
ton, il arrive aussique last,ace est
partois impossible 4 rctrouver..
les Anglais, eux, Sc basant sur
d%itferents fats, sont d'accord ncur
attrlbner au lait rorisine 10 l'af.
lection scarlatineuse.
I Une epidemic GtaEt snrvenue,
en- 1882, dams le district de Saint
Giles Saint Paneras, il fl: recon
M que pressure tous les individus
atteints s'approvisionnaieut de-
lait dune ferme on Sc trouva;ent
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Eattentiou de nos lecteufs est
appellee sur l'annonce lie NM. Ba-
deaux ct IIargis. Ces 0eux mes
%sieurs, 81 p%opnlaires ct 81 justcment
apprecleS de n0trc communicate,
ont forme une sociGtG ct possedenf
I'm magasin de souliers, de chapcauX
ct dc merceries qui fat l'admiratioil
ct les delices de leur nomhreuse eli
entele.
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Notre voisin ct concitoyen Mr..
\. W. Whitehead Went d'Gtre an.
point6 Bfigadier-gin6ral ponr lie
second district militairp.
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ACHAT DE PoNPE.-La vile. de
Ihlhodaux Went de contractor avec
lie represen:ant dc la maison Sifsby
de New York pour Fachat dune
pompe a incendie. 2 -
lie cout de cette machine 4 va
pcnr est de 5000 payahles par
termes; lie premier pavement de
$500 etc effrctu6 ct le montant
sonScrit acknowledgements par les ha-
bi'ants ct pIoprietaireS de Thibo-
dauy. Craze i liuiti,Give pris..
par notre MARIE, I. ID. Moore, zraf-
fare ma refcontre a,tcune di,isa!tS.
ct dans l. Oh 20 jours, nous posse
drrons Il pompe garantie pour
crnq ans, ct a,yant toutes les quail
ties REFUSES rour rassuEtr les nom-
breuXln:aietS dc note communicate
ii est question d'iuStaller I'M bu-
reau de postc 4 Bash Grove Plan.
tation dams lc magasin de AIR. G..
q. Rousseau. Cette mesure, 81 ellie
d lien, leponara 4 DIES besoins vi, e.
ment sentis.
Plusienrs endroits de notre bayou
souffrent cruel!ement de Iabsence
dc bureanx de poste ct les plaintes
que nous receyons sont journalie,cs
ct nombreuses.
DeS applications ont etc failes
dependant pour i'installation de
Z. O. plus has que Lockport, ct
depuis rlusieurs annees rourtant
nne grande etendue de teui;oire Sc
trouve plivee DIES facilities rostales
pour DIES raisons peat ttre l6.itiMes
mails que nous ne devinons pas.
Dams ces pays desheritGs On pout
cOmpter lourtant, un memhIe de Il,
legislature, plusieurs membres du
iuri de police, de nombreux com.
%nercants, planteurs etc etc. "a
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Une MoTVaI!aus;a HisioiTe
- RacoNrEE EN- DEux LETTREs.

MI rHc, "2S Cedar ST.. New York,
DG ILCs IS Octobre, 1852.
.Hessteurs. Mon pere demeure a Glover,
Vt. II a beaucoup s~ouifert DIES Scrofules, ct
Ia iettre ci-lointe vous dira les merveilleuX eff
tets ~produits par Ia SALsEfAREILLE DAYER.
Je crois que son sang dot ayoir etc infecte
depuis dix ans au moiIls sans autre signe
exterieur Qu'une ldgere plate scFofuleuse au
poignet. II Y a cinq ans de nombreuses Ill
ceres commencement Il Sc i~nontrer, ct peu a
reu Sc mul,irlierent Il tel point que son corps
enter Ell tut convert. ,Je vous assure, mes
sieurs. que sa position etait blen critique
quand il conIneuca Il Sc sery:l lie yotre mede-
cine. MaintenaEt il y a tres peu d'hommes
lie son age qui j~ouissent dune meilleure
santc. lie pourrai faciiement nolnmer Gin
quaIte pcrsonnes pretesa ~certitier de Ia verite
DIES fats que j'avance.
4 vouS sincGrement, W. NJ. PHILLIPS"
MI nEDE. "C'est pour moi un plaisir.
w ! AAtAs en- meme temps qu'un de-
voir. de venir auprts de vous attester ct recon-
naitre les b~ienfaits que j'ai obtenus par
fEsaee lie N
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IN voyageUr Ell rcvenant dn
bas du bayou Lafourche, noas~af-
tirme que marli dernler en- alri
want, lie soir, 4 Raceland, sur Ia
rive droite, vit son clleval s'effrayer
TT sc cahrer an moment on ii abor-
DAFT devant une porte ho~pitaIiere.
&c qni causait la teIreur lu che
val etaient QuelQnes vaciIlantes
inmiercs posses sur la crete de la
lcvee, ct quelques personiies s'agis
TINT autour ct pouvant faire croire
Il I'm sabbat on d une opera.
ton diabolique. Vue l'benrci III
due, on ponvaif cioire 4 1uelque
sortilege, ct dams tOuS lea cas- la
mise en- scene, vac de loin, await
quelque chose d%'eltrayant. d
En- mettant pied Il tclre, lie voya-
Tcur tut tout sHrpIiS de Eeon>ta-
ter qu'une parlic de gdioche etait en-
operation, la OH il s'attendait i voir
piS
Cinu on six amatenrs s'escvimai-
ent 4 qnl mienx mleux d la lueur
vacillante de deuX chande.leS ab:i.
tees par dies cai>seS i saxon. Ce
genre de sport he manq"e c%ertainr'
ment pas de chaimeS, 81 nous en-
iugeonS par rGnergie ct le bon YOU
ioir qn'y mettaient ionS les par
Elephants Ell tgard >nl,out al temps
abominable quill faisait ct d rheurc
avancee de la mutt.
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la, 'rs ~as'd

caring the last half century. Not least
ali org thu w"n' tr~ at IHyr, tiv, progress Is a
method and system 1T v",k t'at Fan ie ,er>
t"l med all OYER the r,.nnilv without Separa-
j.. the work ers fr,r theft homes. Pay
.ii,r,l: any ore ran u" H.. work :eitler sex,
.ing ar old re %sl"etA' billy r,qu red.
Cal iral not nrt.l.,l yen are sta, tod free.
I at this out and return IL lis aud We Will
.eI Il you fee. s",nrthire ri g.rat value and
',",.iiane~ I" >"n, that viii start Won III bu.
9 ne-x. when viii bring you IN moro money
right AWAY. than ahythin S's"i ~" world.
Hr"Md s"tnt fire. Ad"trss iAUE 4 Co.,
tsxVetM, A. ;>sbc.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-02-25

Tn train special il amene diman.
che derlier a Thibolaux UNCERTAIN
nombre d~'officie1s du Morgan 4. II.
parmi !esquels nous avons apcrcu
NM. Natal, etc, etc. C'etait apleS
lie tameux bal de cou|eur dome an
Whitney Hall a Morgan City ct
4ui a tant amnsG les tGmoins.
On ny a point couronne de lOsi-
ere, que nous sachions, mails les
priX qui ont etc decelnts par le juri
que Mr.. Natal pre>idait ton pen
Sen fault mont pas dh man1ner Dun
certain cGcHct ct surtout ont ul ex.
otter une douce lilarite chez le.;
s%pectateurs qui sc demandent en-
core la portGc de cette masquerade.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-19
PERSONAL.

Captain John Irving. Of Victoria. Is IN
the city.
c.p,,.in w. ID. o'Toolc returned from
Tacoma last evening.
Mrs. j. rrankiand and three children:
of take Union. left for visit TO tho has'
last night.
Hon. r. n. Reed and w. W. New.in'
Esq.. relnrnsd from trip to Tacoma yes
teraay evening.
Mr.. Alfred Holman. OF the orcsonisn'
who has bsscn In Seattle for scverns days
returned 10 Portland yesterday.
Captain Win. Wstt OF this city, has
ouaIifiaS A. pilot commissioner ana re
seIyed his papers from the governor yes
sefday.
NJ. 0,saysou, OF San Francisco. mem
ber ~ the syndicate which reccnn3 ,pnt,
rhascd a large ani valuable tract OF saaa
NJ West Seattle. arrived hsre yesso'as'
evening. =.
chief Justioe Jones'. y. II. Piles. 7.
,.nnes and j. IL. Moaraw, who have
- attending uosrt at Port MADISON
49, .Sver 10 seattle yesterday sttafnocn'
IA .r.,h the exception OF Mr.. Met sw,
rr,arnni "a. Madison 81 10 o'eio0s ias'
night.
non a. Lowell, susrtsrmsst.r xsns',s =,
Of WA.hsngsan terrif.ry, y In w w a
attsndsner upon the rrassah " nv ss,,,s
N. Mr.. I.oyeli nov Of fa<Soma &c.,
Of farana Rapids, Michigan. ss- : as ~
bsr ot the sixth Michigan casS'' ~"'.''s
the war.