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Careless Contributors.

YES" said tho editor, as he put his
mucilage brush in the INK bottle and
tried to paste on a clipping with his
stub pen, eyes the great fault Of news
paper contributors is carelessness.
Indeed he continued, as he dropped
the copy he had been writing, into the
waste basket, and marked, editorial"
across the corner Of q poem entitled
lode to DEATH" contributors are
terribly careless. You would be sur
prised," said he, as lie clipped a col
nmn Of fashion items and labeled them
EARN Notes." ito see the slipshOd
writing that comes into the editorial
sanctum. Misspelled, unpunctuated,
written on both sides of the sheet, il
legible, ungrammatical stuff. COntri-
butors are terribly careless. They
are-"just then the Office boy came in,
in that dictatorial and autOcratic man
ner he has, and demanded more copy,
and the editor handed him the love
letter he had just written his girl, and,
as he had forgotten what he had been
talking about, went Oh with his work.
The Yankee Blade.
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Platform

We, the Democracy of the State of
Louisiana. i'll convention assembled,
d. announce and declare:
First. Our devotion to the time
llonored principles of the Democratic
party as proclaimed by its founder,
Thomas Jefferson, believing that their
recognition and enforcement are es-
sential to the maintenance of free in
situations and popular government.
Second. That we indOrse the adj
ministration Of Grover Cleveland. and
believe that the interests of the Union
will be best subscrved by his re-elec-
ton; we also indorse the administra-
ton of Gov. Samuel Douglas Mem
cry as Il recognition Of the eminent
services to the State of IA faithful mu-
bic servant and we affirm that the adj
ministratiou of public affairs in Louis
lana has, during the last eleven years,
brought the State out of anarchy, de-
voloped wealth aud prosperity, and
paved the way to- the high position
Louisiana is entitled to among the
States, and we pledge curse yes to its
perpetuation.
Third. We pledge ourselves to all
economical administration OF public
affairs, to all m~aintcnances OF the State
credit by limiting appropriations To
the extent of the and to the
liquidation Of the State debt and the
prompt payment Of the interest on the
same as nov adjusted by law. @e'
. Fourth. That. the lcvee system Of
the State il a necessity for the protec.
ton of the lives and property Of on,
citizens.
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4 Sound Legal Opinion.

f. cambridge Munday, Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex says: "Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy re-
suits. My brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely Use of this medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life"
MIR. ID. l. WilcoxsOn,' of Horse Cave,
KY, adds a like testimony saying: He
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as
we'll as cure Dengue and all Malarial
Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver
and Stomach Disorders stands unequal
ed. Price soc. and 81 at ThibOdaux
Drug Store.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche.
SUGGESTIONS Of James Tate and Wife.
Molly Ryan aud Community.
No. 1910, Probates.

Pursuant to an order and decree of the
above court and III obedience to a commits
sion to me directed In the above entitled and
numbered snccessiom, l will offer for sale at
a;dlhighest bidder, on the premises. situated
in the parish "f i.atourcle. at about twenty.
two miles below the town Of 1hibudaux, Oh
SATURDAY, MARC II, 8. 1888,
between the hours of II o'clock -. III. aud 4
O'cl( ok y. Ill.,. the following described proper
ty, belonging t. the said sicces>ions, to-wit:
/. A &C; tain tract or piece of ground, stu
ated N the ,palisn OF l.aiourchc. ON the left
bank OF bayou i.rtOu che, at about twenty.
two miles M.Uw the town VI 1hibOdaux,
measuring One hundred aud forty GAO, feet
front 10y IL depth Ot Que hundred and forty
seven tl41l feet, bounded on the front by the
public road, Oh the north or ppl.: side by a
strip of land eleven feet wife, Isl The rear or
east ly lard of Jordan Long and Michael
Forest, and on the lower side or soath By the
Baratarla Canal, together witt all the build.
ings and ini! ovcihciits thereon.
:. Two certain iuts of grouud situated il
the village of Tongue VILE, paIish OF La.
tOnrche, on the right bank OF bayou La
fOurchc. Mt ai"t 1t twenty-five III les below the
town oil IhihUtlaux, bting lots uimber five
and six - end ~ ot the suudiv isi"n OF square
OF block mum cr t VI ntv-siN ~ OF the said
village OF Lun2uevil'e. ua,te AMI executed by
+. A. Ihlbu,teauv. surveyor, on THE ed day,
OF December. 1876. Said lots haviu. n front
Of fifty ~ feet Or Lafourcic street. BY o
depth IT o"c hundre.l and twenty tl20r ieet,
being bounded III front OF west ny L,iioarehe
street, north by lots OF Mrs. Joseri, Barri0s,
east 10y lot num!er seven t. OF said block,
ami south 10y Ninth street, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon.
MOvabIes-uEc cistern. one shot sun. one
lot OF BARREL poles one lot OF bairel slaves,
one set OF co"t',is tools one small ht, boat,
one stove a ii '~aokins urens Is. two armoirs,
one singer sewing mdchin. =, three bois.eads
ami bedding, eiSut chairs etc.
Terms ana ,On,iitions oil sale-''ash on the
spot III United States treasury notes 20 pay
debts.
January IS, lSS3.
HE JPHILE THIBDDAUX,
Sheriff.
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Fifth. We pledge ourselves to de-
velop and maintain and protect the
same to the fullest extent consistent
with the finances of the State as abso-
lutely essential to the happiness and
prosperity Of our people.
We pledge the Democratic party of
this State to an earnest effort to place
the free public schools of this State
upon a substantial and satisfactory
basis, and to that end the legislature
is requested to appropriate a sufficient
amount from the annual of
the State to provide for the suitable
education of the children Of this State.
Sixth. That it is the duty of the
State to foster and improve all of its
great agricultural interests by ade-
qnate legislation for their develop
ment and promotion, and especial
ly by the encouragement and mainte-
nance Of the Agricultural College and
the present and proposed State expe-
rimental station and by all other l-
gislation in the special interest of agri-
culture.
Seventh. We are opposed to the
employment of '~penitentiary cOnvicts
of the State in such manner as to bring
convict labor in competition with free
labor.
Eight. We invite to the fertile fields
of Louisiana immigrants from all lands
with the assurance that they shall
find here a hearty welcome and happy
home.
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Rates OF

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Professional and busiress cards, including
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Announcing candidates for office $40, to be
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Advertisements not marked on the copy
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Persons sending communications to this pa.
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Die
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The Republicans have at last found
some willing patriots to fill the
vacancies OH their State ticket caused
by the destinations of MI. H. C.. Minor
and Judge Wiley. Truly, these two
last named are "wise in their genera
ton" for they refuse to he sacrificed
for the good of their party. They
would rather see others led to the
slaughter and We don't blame them.
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WARD TICKET.

WARD. ITS. PEACE. CONSTABLE.
l.. Eugene Smith, Emile Clement.
=. L. =. BergerOn, Rich Frost.
A. {. Engerran. H. Celestin.
). Alex NJ. Folse, \. Matherne.
+. j. H. Harsi>, Wallace Price.
5. James Berry, Am. Aucoin.
6. L. Rodriguez. L. Rodriguez.
Z. j. B. Pittman, \. Falgout.
s. L. I. Falgout, c. w. Elliot.
9. \. Melancon, v. Bouterie.
70. \. Cretini, Jos RemOnt.
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LET UNA NINITY PREVAIL.

immigration convention to be opened
in the city of Shreveport on the 18th
proximO. New Orleans will then have
held its convention for the same pur-
pose, and the proceedings thereof, its
plans and purposes, will no doubt have
been published to the world.
Much will depend on the ways and
means adopted by these two conven-
tons, whether OF not immigration will
be attracted to our soil. Louisiana
has much to offer the Immigrant a
salubrious climate, a fertile soil, plenty
of lands, many social advantages,
schools and churches, a good govern
ment, guaranteeing equal rights to all.
Her affairs are faithfully administered
by honest and efficient officials; IA wise
and progressive State administration
has placed her finances on a firm basis
and elevated her credit to a fair stan
dard among the nations of the world.
Her levee system has been greatly inn
proved by the foresight, care and TN
ceasing energy Of her present Levee
Governor, and thousands of acres of
rich land have been wrested from the
e%ncroaching waters of the mighty Mis-
sissippi and restored to remunerative
culture. A broad and liberal policy of
public education has been inaugurated,
generously fostercd and is now in ac-
tive operation. assuring a common
school education to every child within
her border.
The Democratic party-the dOmi
nant party-has again lately endorsed
in unqualified terms these wise and
liberal educational, agricultural and
levee policies OF the present admins
t%ration, and most solemnly pledged
itself to their furtherance andperpetua-
ton, sc that in the future, aus at pre-
sent, the conscientious pursu nee of
these wise policies will redcund to the
great good of the people.
We eau. therefore, invite in conf
dence to our ho>ritablc shores Ill anx-
ions immigrants looking for comfort
able homes. Nowhere on Gods lovely
earth can we tin.l a land comhinin.
more of the advantages of life with rs
f."- ~ -. i.,nt+, -, -. -,
Louisiana. But. if we would have our
invitation needed w should be unani
nous i'll its presentation. We should
bring to our cause the unt;,ilin.
strength Of union. Northern and
southwestern Louisiana must be
united in this effort to draw the sturdy
yeOman of the northwest and the arti-
IAN of other lands to our delightful
cline. "9'
There is already 4 unanimity of pur-
pose ; there must now be IL concert Of
action between the two conventions.
To secure this desirable end it would
he well for the New Orleans V
ton to appoint special committee to
confer with the Shreveport convention
and agree on some common plan Of
action. There Is. there can. be, no
clash of interests between the sections
of Louisiana which will be represented
by these two conventions; there ought
to b. no difficulty in the way of their
unanimous agreement us to the best
methods Of securing immigrants. Let
It's be united. tor ''in union there il
strength
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SATURDAY, FEB. II, 1883.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor.
FRANCIS I. NICHOLS,
OF Orleans.
For LieutcEant-Governor
JAMES JEFFRIES,
OF Rapides.
For Secretary Of State,
LEONARD +. MASON,
OF Concordia.
For State Treasurer,
w. c. PIPES.
Of East Feliciana.
For Auditor,
@. b. STEELE,
OF Union.
For Acknowledgement,
w. H. ROGERS,
OF Orleans.
For Superintendent of Education.
JOSEPH \. BREAUX.
OF Iberia.
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NOTICE.

To Holders # Claims Against the Parish:
There is ,..one, i'll the parish treasury to
pay, within tiir!y days, gu pre- ntation OF
warrants Property issued, the cl.,i -. luly APP
proved and ics.stcrc,l from Nos TO i03 ill.,
elusive. +. SAMOAN,
Parish iIta.urer.
Thibodaux, La. Jan. 81, 1888.
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The st. Martin kesele in its last is
Il contained 4 sound editorial. on the
fsntject Of harmonizing the party.
The RereM thinks IA kind word is
more effective than \ witty sheer, aud
II some Of the Reform organs could lie
brought to the sfme way Of thinking
it would prove better all yround.
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For District Attorney,

For Representatives,
LEOEIDAS TROSCLAIR.
J. T~ELEMAQUE
For Clerk of District Court.
j. w. kNOBLOCH,
For Sheriff,
P. ERNEST LORIO.
For Coroner.
DIR. JOHN GAZZO.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
- NJ
Goth Jad!ciaigD istrict Court, Par
ish q Lafousche.
CLERKS OFFICE,
ThibodSux, Feb. 4, 1888

! Ihsreby certify that the following persons
hare bSen drawn this day blythe Jury CON-.
missioners Of said parish, to serve as jurors
for the ensuing term OF said court, begin
ming on Monday, Aprit =, lass: Ia
For the first week of said court, beginning
on Monday, April Y, 1888:
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PARISH DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For State Senator. ninth Senatorial
District,
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The late Mrs. Garfield was the only
mother who saw her son inaugurated
President of the United States.
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Il SALE.

TNOWN LdtT. SITUATED ON JACKSON
street. "ii"'-it the Episcopal Church.
For terms and conditions apply :"
W. II. Raglan.
Oct9-S1 If +r. 5000 hit"iaux. La.
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IN WHOLE OR IN PART, LIVE OAK
PLANTATION. two miles sbove Thioo-
daux. The old tract contains nearly sU Ar-
pcnts; about 80 clessed will be sold foI
~ ,JOV ter lns favorable Addr.s.
~ 81" =. -. Ja NIXON,
81 OaroLdelet sl., N. o.
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A true copy. Filed Jan. 81, 1888.
(~~) In testimony whereof, witne ss my
(~) my office, at Thib )danx, this 4tb
day OF February, 1883.
}. w. kNOBLOCH,
- Clerk of Court.
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Ut. VINCENrS INSTITUTE, Is MILES
~ above the town Of Thlbolanx. \ desiI.
abie locality for e store. Apply to 81.
GrisaWors VI to.
JOHN bOLESE.
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For District Judges,
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To serve as jurors for the second week of
court, beginning on Monday, April 8, 1883, as
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To servo as jurers for the third week of
court, beginning on Monday, April l6, 1883,
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One year in advanced
Ore
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rus cegaTr ossvEsrssa.

Ths Rspsbiicsa county convention
meets this afternoon. The Gully bush
nsss to BE- transacted 10 the seisotion Of
seven delegates 10 represent King
county 10 the territorial convention at
North Yakima. 30 far - known there
viii b no contest Of any Kind. and the
proceedings promise 70 b entirely has-
noaious.
Thsss h one duty which the eonven-
tiop vii owe to she Republicans Of
King county. and that daty u will
doebslsss perform. II shosld instruct
ths delegates whom u sends 10 the ter
sitssisi convention 10 support no men
for delegate 10 ioe national Convention
vho y mot heartily 10 favor Of the nom
iussios Of James q. Blaine for the pres
ideusy.
there can be no donbt In regard to
tho sediments Of the people Of King
eoasty on this tubjscs. Nins-ssnsts Of
them favor ths noIination Of Mr..
Blaine. The delegates from Seattle to
The county convention were all elected
With the distinct understanding that
they would do their part toward send
Ing Blaine delegates 10 Chiesge. TIE
Republicans OF Kinx county are for
Blaine aud their delegates IN the con-
vsntion Should b instructed TO make
shsir preference known to the most IN
nissaksahls manner.
The convention will assufedly dis
charge this dasy and the Rspublioaa
voters viii know that their wishes are
considered in tie eoaneiis Of the party.
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rns rssssss - rns rxs.srssss..

Ths bill for the admission Of soaih
Dskoes - State Dassed the senate last
Vssk By . strict party vote. tie Dsfao
ssusa voting against Is and The kerob-
lisass h ~ favor. The biii for tue a.
nisssou Of Washisgton will rsIs be
usssd By tbs committee on territories,
sed u h safe 70 predict that II viii also
- pssssj b. Bspubiissn votes In spite
~ The eppos,tion Of the Democrats
Tbs manner IN which the senate 10
dsaIinG with shsss bills Indicates Who
ass the real friends sf the territories.
They are plain. unqualified admissisa
hills visbous conditions or compiler
tlons Of any kind. Ons territory 10 rot
talked to another. bas sssh IL admitted
- ~ ovp merits.
Itfequifss no psophsa - fofsses shst
lhs houss viii Do With these bills. They
ass entirely too Jas. and fair to suit The
DsmeerAsie tssts.
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rar EismxRIxs rRNArS IN rHE
sESAfE-


TIE Democratic senators have sieei
I'd a psealiAT siilssle With references
30 The fisheries treaty. II the Rspash-
cans favor lis ra,iAsa.ion. thar xia eu-
dessar TO DELAY action. hai N The Re.
paslisAas oppsse tas treaty the nsno-
srsss vill demand It's tmncaiais rats
eai.on. Ia ether words. iesy ~iu
oreose The Republicans without refer
ease 90 the position THAI TIE lasssr msy
take.
Tits IL al extraordinary rossltca Ger
eedy OF senator's b take. They
oasht 20 be able to asssrgiee ~hesAer
they are eppcssi 10 the treaty or in
fsvas % It's rsiscssisn. II is asGhenis
o. see how the .adsmsn. Of The pe0o-
GRATIS senators sheala be influenced by
the action q tie Republican ssasters
Ga saeh que~sien IS that vhl>h the
consideration Q, tAs treaty xsii raise.
II 10 probable. ss~evef. that TIE
Democrats arc not ~ mach in dczhi 80
they profess 30 e regarding the .ssien
Of the RspshlkcanS uniess the Rsgse-
iissn ssustcrs have greatly see~asrasea
within The rass fee E,onshs. ties xsIi
osrSnss The treaty 10 rsan and st;i
sssd Il basa 10 President Csev-asaa
With such an emrhAsts expressios %
etsagprovA thai be zsa hss seefssAry
u state viii esnsan tie dsy 90 which
Ne high isins eonmssssce vss thoaSAs
o..
There is resliy 90 psassecs Of TIE ras.
.Acstsen % the treaty, no rasses vAss
position ths psmecsssss ssnAsors xay
TAXA II vii he setisviy fssssfAssasy 10
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NJ. John L. SaIlisan Is home again.
He 10 not nearly 20 masa the pride 81
Boston ~ be vas iew wesks aza. DO.
hs ~ the prids OF Boston still. The
psopla Of ihs cultured city gladly left
their daily occupations 10 ran cheering
after bis carriage - he was driven FROM
che steamer landing 10 his home. aud
the heart Of ths sonnet time chsmpioH CT
The world must have sweiled With pride
% be realixsj that ske city upen whose
mama be had she'd - mu,a iassrs was
true 10 him In his adversely a. she had
been true Ia The days OF bis greatness.
Mr.. Sullivan. II gill be noticea, Gig.
naiixst his rslurn 20 Rsst9n by isssing
challenge addressed generally o.
everybody vho THINKS himself a fighter
and particularly 10 Mitchell and HI.
rain. the tso gentlemen who are 10
siised to dlspate bis claim 70 the cham
pioaship. Tue day Is nos long passed
when Mr. Sullivan woald have dis
dained 90 Issue CHALLENGES 10 ans body.
He vss The enc 10 be challenged. and
ths ambstioas brn ser who detied him
considered himself in rare lock II the
slightest notice vas taken o, hts chal
lenes BY the king OF .hs pasilisss Ali
this IL changed. however, and she De
tasonsd kias professss willingness 10
Ashs s.mos, snybsdy on alnoss shy
terms.
1ruiy the mighty IL fallen. Amid the
great wreck, however. 1. is refreshing TO
zee he fsishfaloesss wish which Bosssn
elieee 10 her great enc.
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! After Jon have barezsnei for ere or mere
lois. should you, u rough sickness o. acr.dsrs.
hscc1e presssd for moaey. you Asve cnIy g.
prsssns Jour cheeks AZ the bank AMI her vii
ce casDed on TIRE spos Ter thsir iuli f2se va.ns
You ere Therefore. By the option and pf Vi.
ieg-s ss oeer. i1sure5 sssinst seeisisn. You
are Jour treasurer ard h3sksr. aGd n the sar.
tine 40 owner OF yziasbe property.
81 asd yoa II a1y tine. however, TT seat
the ehsck. q bsuk for sssyrnsst tsey sii be
nDs3iase.y haaer-f ana fcrxsr reed 20 "a and
ySa ,herssy zsaxi al lie hts o; purchase II ,iss
szid isad.
We efes 90. zen opportsniiy ssi sdvsss
you 70 boy now Don's vsff ios tire and rs-.
HSeaee 70 asora yoa the OF pors snisy ef ssyiex
eeuld have bosxh; saca aad sseh los tee
usoatss $50 FOR 30 rzsea sud Do~ /. 10 xosfh Ne
musa.
Nae year ireoss4e, nc rnaftsr les srasii. earn
ne NJ. set yoar esrser sicas b4fore tae
ea-os and osEeas from he asvsnss
fsAascenstosus.i isiIrsazs ars be ding for
essttse.
Asnussrturing IL H5zrishsss and Erswsuz
With tsaiths growth
6eee-si ssnaDeree 10 &c . s;Ase Il substantial |
progressisn-
The s<ily rassss are flied with uuss Of /
neu sotexpslssz.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

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Rev. John y. Dsnon, soiomoa shssbeeA ana
Amelia Hsppe. all OF kins essasy.