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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

Albuquerque, y. NJ; PortIant md
Ros-burgh, Ore; Salt Lake Ctr,
Utah; SPOKANE Falls aud seattle. W.
T.; Cheyenne, Wyo.
The number of applicants from the
states and territories named ha. been
wholly inad qua'e to m g. the de-
mands OF The service, aud there are nj
present no name. on The registers OF
elig b!es o. some of aid states and ter
ritories, and very lew on the registers
Of the Others, while there are vacan-
cies awaiting to be filed.
\ few blank app cation. will he
seat o the postmaster of each place
named, and msy he obtained from
him on personal or written request.
Any person desiring TO take tlr ex-
animation should see to it tbat his ap-
plication and the accompanying certifi-
cate are filled up and forwarded to tue
commission on the earliest date posi-
ble.
The applicant must De g tizen of
the United States, not under is or
over 81 years of age.
Candidates for examination must re-
port to the postmaster, or to the board
of examiners, at the place named for
examination, promptly at 8 a. m. ON
the day fixed.
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Cow RoNs are Gallant. .

The proposition was oe'hg discussed
yesterday evening NJ lamp p'st eau
Gus by several democrats aud repuoli-
cansas 10 VINO wouiu De tue p'ooao'e
democratic candidate TOT superln'eh-
dentof puollc instruction against MISE
Cooley several men ana q nsrr'eo
woman were discussed when captain
Harmon gave his views upon tine suo-
ject. I'll tell you' gen''emen' ne
said, what saw az an erection ne'o
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THE HON. T. G. POWER.
Brief Biographical sketch ofthe Next Gov.
ernor of Montana.

t. c. Power, who was nominated
for governor by the republican party
yesterday, IL an old resident of Mon.
tsns, having lived within the border.
OF the territory since 1874. MIR. Power
wss born at Dubuque, Iowa, on May
%, 1889. His young days were spent
on farm and attending school in
Iowa. For several years he studded
at the Sinsinswa Mound College in
Wisconsin, taking scientific and en-.
ginsering course. The winters of the
years 1855 to 1862 were spent in teach.
ing school. To the summer oi 1850 he
started with surveying parry scross
the state OF Iowa and the territory Of
Dakota. The following spring he re-
turned to Dakota and started ont as q
surveyor. Part of the time was spent
In working for a village carpenter at
salary Of $3.50 a day. In 1864 be
headed large surveying party and
worked NJ the Missouri river in Mon
tans. After this trip he began buying
and selling stocks ard pre.emption
elaine. and extending an already
large BUSINESS. Iu 1866 he began
shipping merchaud!se from Omaha
into Montana. The following
year he opened a general store at
Fort Benton, Montana, in which he
handled every kind of merchandise.
The next year he put number Of
teams on the road and engaged in an
extensive trade with the Indians. In
1874 he built the steamer Benton in
with ]. G. Baker. In
1875 he loaded her a. Plttshurg and
brought her up to Fort Benton. For
several years she made regular trips
between Montana snd the ststes. The
steamers Helena and Butte were
added to the lot, and subsequently, the
Black Hills. The first respers and
mowers ever brought into the territory |
were brought by Mr.. Power. In 1878 |
he established a stage line between |
Helena and Fort Benton and operated |
IL for four years. He has u large bust
ness house In Helena and another in
Bozemsn. Mr.. Power ia also heavily
interested 10 the stock raising bust
ness. He married on February l3,
1867, Miss Mary g. Flanagan, Of Du.
buque, Iowa. Since 1875 he has been
a resident of Helena.-Helena Journal.
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The Range in Wyoming.

Hon. Colin Hunter, who has been
in town for several days, remarked
yesterday that the Wyoming range
was in fairly good condition, espec-
tally in the northern and southern
parts. ID the central counties OF the
territory it has heeu unusually dry.
In July there WIS range fire which
burnt off a district Hb .ut ten miles
long by three miles wide. The pre-
cautions taken by the railroads in the
territory has done much 10 keep
down range fires. The Union Pacific
has plowed four furrIws 100 feet Oh
each side Of its track throughput the
whole length OF the road through the
range country. The ElkhoIn d
Norlhern have burnt of the grass OH
each side Of the track for short dis
tsnce In order TO lessen the possibility
of the grass ignitl.g from engine
sparks.
Several outfits have sent stock iu:o
Montana to raGge from the central
part OF the territory. or these the
Converse Cattle company, Adams d
Glover and the Key Line are the
most imp ,rtsnt. The TWO last have
driven over only steers, keeping their
cows sll in Wyoming.
Mr.. Hunter says the outlook as .
whole for wintering stock il Wyo-
ming is favorable.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The afternoon session was taken up
principally in discussion Of certain
questions propounded among the
teschers, which were valuable In
eliciting the views Of each upon cer-
tain subjects appertaining to the rule
and conduct OF a school.
"Whst do you consider the best
means for securing punctusl attend
ance?" was discussed by Miss Cooley.
"How much technical grammar
would you give In the fourth year,"
by Miss Collins.
The queria "Should we ever expect
punishment TO serve ~ an example to
Others 20 was discussed by Mise Helt
with side remarks from almost
everyone present. The drift Of senti-
ment seemed TO be that corporal pun
isbmept should be visited upon pupils
as little rs possible an that as rule
IL was poor example. One teacher
said that when pupil was refractory
and defiant she thought the beet thing
to do was to punish him on the spot.
Prof. Templeton said that when he
first taught school II was away In the
backwoods. Then he whipped on an
average seven times a day and was
mad all the time. Now he didn't
whip seven times year and never
got mad. IL IN not safe for a teacher to
get mad. You should remember that
there Is no afffont visited upon you
personally by anything a scholar can
do; you are acting In an official capa'
city and you have the education and
future career Of the scholar In your
hands. II you are cross to those In
your charge they will be vicious in Of
Tending you. Every time you whip a
boy you lessen his respect for himself
and you. II you want to teach sue
cessfully you must get and keep the
respect Of your pupils"
After the discussion Of several more
like themes, Prof Templeton gave q
lecture on percentage. which LATED
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THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
IL Meets NJ the School House-Proceedings
of the Day.

The first Of the meetings Of the
teachers institute assembled yesterday
morning at the school house, to remain
in session during the week, and ex.
anime the several applicants for certif-
cstes to tench IN the public schools OF
Custer county. There were three ses-
sions during the day, al each Of which
there were q large number present,
both members Of the institute and Wis
itors. The following were the men,
bers Of institute present: Prof. J. Z.
Templeion, Misses Louisa Cooley, Ina
Mckenzie, Kate Mckenzie. NJ. Philo-
mena Steiner, Rose E. Collins. Nellie
+. Helt. Verns T. Olds. Rosie Payette,
Viola Bray. Anna Sweeney. Maud
Green, Wstson, Annie Howard,
Grace Howard, Mime Case. Gertrude
Rhods, Mesdsmes N. Harper and Z,
Lewis and Mr.. H. B. Darnsll.
THE morning session was opened
by prayer by Rev. Weeks and was de-
voted mainly to getting into working
order. Miss Helt was elected chair
man and Miss Olds secretary. The
committee on reports was composed Of
Misses Rhods, Lewis and Collins. On
collection and assignment Of queries,
Misses Case and X. Mckenzie. Critic,
Mr.. II. b. Dsrnell. Prof. Templeton
gave an interesting talk on physiol-
ogy. after which the body adjourned
until o'clock.
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SOCIETIES.

40. H.-Diyision No. meets 6rst and second
sundays OF each month.
X. OF H.-Aeets hrst and third Wednesdays at
7:SOp. M, At Odd Fellows Hall
A.F.&A. M.-lellowstOne Lodge, No. 26, hrsi
and third Wednesdays,
K. A. M.-YellowstOne Chapter, No. 8, second
Thursday in each month
K. T.-Damsseus Gommandery, fourth Thurs
days.
.. o. F.-CnsteT Lodge, No, ls, every
NJ lday at their hall.
l. 90. fy-sentinAl Encamplnent, No. 8, brtt
and third Friday.
X, Of P.-Crnsader lodge, No. :, Thursday
evenings al Odd Fellows Hall.
q. X. Of A.-Milcs City Branch, every sunday at
p. IN.
X of L.-First and third Saturdays.
q. A. R.-U. s Grant Post, No. II, bTsi aud
third Tuesdays,
10. @. T--star Of the West, No. "a, every
friday evening.
8. .ofv-Gibson Camp No. 4, Meets trst and
hird MONDAYS Of each month at Good Templars
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syrup Of Figs,

Produced from the laxative and nutri
tious juice Of California figs, combined
with the medicinal virtues of plants
kGowu TO be most beneficial TO the
human system, acts gently, on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, efiectually
cleansing the system. dispelling colds
and headaches, and curing habltual
constipation.
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APhilo.ophicaI View of it.

"Well, said Uncle Hiram. who used
TO belong to singing cluD in mis-
early days; 81 never heard woman
PLAY like that woman we heard in
Boston that night. II va. just awful.
Ny ears ache even now"
"Yes," replied the nephew, "she
was rather loud, that's tact. But,
then. her execution'-
Geo. e. exclaimed the old gentle-
man, as he seized his nephew by the
arm, a., or ,'ol't mean 10 lay that they
went so - ~ hat? Wei, tisu't for
me 10 age mem. only heard her
once. Il seems terrible-a woman,
too. But then they bad TO listen TO
her every night. Aud they won't
have to hear her again. Perhaps it's
all for the best, George. Boston
Trans tript.
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Civil service examinations for appli-
cants for the railway mail service will
be held In the following named cities
on the tirst Tuesday In September
September S-lsss; tucson, Arizona;
Ban Francisco, sacrsmsnto and Los
Angeles, CAL; Denver and Pueblo,
Col; Boise City, Idaho; Miles City
and Helena, Mont, Carson City. New;
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MILBURN NO MINATED
The Miles City Editor and AttOr-
ney On the Demo ratio Ticket
tor District juoge.
Opening of tie Teschers' Insti-
tute-A Good Attendance and
Interesting Exercises.
On the First Ballot

A dispa' ch r. ctivad by l. G. Delr yes.
tsrdsy from Jno. Fairfield ,telsgrapbiDg
from Anacrnda, states that Geo. X.
Milburn was nominated on the demo-
cratic ticke' for district judge, unani.
mGu.ly and on the first ballot.
II therefore appears that the dele.
gates concluded they could select the
man wanted without calling the pro-
posed Judicial convention in Miles
City.
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LATER.

A telegram from the same source to
Mr.. Dear states that the democratic
caucus has agreed upon Martin Msgin-
mis- for governor, ]. X. Toole for con-
gress and Stsphfn De Wolf for chief
justice.
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nearly an hour, aud the meeting Dis.
solved for the alIsrn, on.
EVENING SESSION.


At o'clo"k in the evening there
was discussion in the school room
which wHN engaged in by Rsvs. Weeks q,
Armstrong and Wilder Nutting. TIE
subject i-cussed was ITO what extent
sh0uld ~ isious instruction be gwen
in the public schools Each Of
the gentlemen read paper- which
re very interesting aud hand ed the
subject extensively. This question
ba- recenrly been very much discussed
IN the press aud ha- drawn Grricle,
from such mon a. Cardinal Manning.
The evening session Of this evening
will, owing to the ab.enct of some Of
the proposed participants in the sub
ject to he Under discussion be post
poued till Thursday evening.
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Dropping Arcund broadway Hotel. y. \.


Nov" continue a reporter, this
neighborhood is just full Of luck of
late. Not long since rest aunt keep
er around IN Bleeker ST., New York
city, struck SIS 900 in the Loulsisns
State Lottery, aud several other
strikes In the same concern followed
rapidly. On top Of this comes the au
nouucement that +. Amsden, the
well known printer of lS7 Eighth st.
drew 5000, and Cssssgnsc 4 Vieu,
the feather merchants Of West
Third st., drew g., 500 at ~ last draw
ing. They each sent 81 to Nj A.
Daughin, New Orleans. La. They are
well satisfied that the lottery company
Is conducting a strictly legitimate bus
iness on sound business principles
New York Daily News, July 8.
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HEDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Nc nday.
Population of Miles City 5000 .

Terms OF Subscription
MAIL, ~ ADv NCE, POSTAGE PAID.
Daily Edition. one year ............... .... $1,000
Daily Edition six months ........... . ...... Goo
Daily Editien,one month 100
TO CITY SUBSCRIBER,
Carrier, Every Morning, at p eeuts per week,
WEEKLY EnITIUN, YELLOW TAPER.
uhe 1ebr... ..,,',..,,,s....sNN
SIX Mont hs,, 2ul
ihtee Mpnths.,.... lb
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PHI SsICIANs.

PHysICIANs.
l. j. LEONARD, u. D., Physician and Sur
1I' geon Of Chicago, las located in Nj es City.
May lie fund at Wrghts Drug Store.
aTDiseases VI Women and Children pecialty.
nh X. y kEDb,
IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ofhce alW v. sayage's drug store. l2u
E.R. T. r. FISH,
~ PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND 0BsTETRIcIAN.
tArEt, Wundsrzi und Geburtshelfer.) Once at
ssvage's drug store, Niles City, N. +.
n WHITNEY,
~. DEsTIsT,
Man stIeet, over stOckgrovers National Bank.
AZ work guaranteed and ~ reasonable rates.
d B. CoRCoRAN,
w. Senior Veterinary surgeo sth cavalry.
Residence Miles City. Calls attended day or
o ight. Leave orders at savage's drug store Cor
espondence prmptly snswers
" b. LEBcHER. NJ. D..
Physician sndsugeon.
Once and residence over White Elephant. M ain. 3
CHURCHES.
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Advertising Rates,

local otices-Ten cents per line for each inser
Write-ups fifteen cents per line. Address
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VERMONT'S
C0LIC AND BOT CURE

~WILL POSITIVELY CURE any
case of COLIC OF BOTS.
The sale of this preparation has
been enormous, ONE HUNDRED
BOTTLES having been sold i'm the
last six weeks, with nothing but praise
as the result.
These preparations are recommended
by the following-named gentlemen /:
N. w. Whitehead, Leon Drexler &
Son, Alfred Chol, Jim Malbrougl, H.
Tetreau, Arthur Marlborough. w. F.
Denny, d. Denny, Frank Tolnpkins,
E. G. RObichaux, Wilson Lepine, John
Tompkins, r. A. Frost, John w. Pugh,
DR.. Dansereau, DR.. Bourgeois. W. H.
Ragan, Emile Toups, Felnand Rama
gossa, E. H. Lacroix, Capt. Garrett, f..
Roger, Elvin Himel. Arthur Naguin,
Thos. Roger, Ernest Forct, Hermogene
BOudreaux, Peter kantrowitz. c. o.
Rousseau. A. Guigan. J. NJ. Springer,
Theodule Baille, c. Y. Williams. Eva
iste Mire, Klebert Bourgeois. Clayton
Badeaux, Ben Walker. X. H. Doussat,
Leo Baillc, H. b. Howell. John Bap-
tiste Bourgeois, I. Bourg, NJ. Beelcr,
Taillieu & Co., Justillien Mile. Eugene
Guiliot.
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port
Thibodaux. La, July 8, 1889.
To the Police Jury:
call your attention to the fact that there
has been an increase of the rate OF taxation
by the State Board Of Engineers. that OH the
right or west side Of bayou Lafourche being
liked ut mills and that on the left or east
side at 8! mills. Whilst this rate is high. if
it will enable the Board to make the levees
on the river secure, it will he a tar judiciOus
ly levied.
presented to this parish. cOnsisting of 5S2
volumes, has been received and placed in tho
room appropriated to its use. l have had
two cases made for the proper care Of the
books, but still another will be required.
l recommend that the Jury purchase one OF
the road machines now in successful use in
many parishes, and giving good satisfaction.
trial of one could, at least, be made if it
should prove good investment others might
be obtained at q later date.
The Jury. during the present session. will
be required to examine the Assessors roll
and levy the tax under the same that will
be required to hquidate the disbursements
of the current yeal.
The bridge over bayou LOignon mas been
completed III manner thai reflects credit
upOn the contractor who secured the job
l advise that the old safe that has been Oc
cupying space IN the lower floor be removed.
1t is worthless anil is NO ornament to the
courthouse hVOrs.
S.T. GRISAMORE, President
| At this time the Jury resolved itself intO
| o Board OF Reviewers, under the law, tor the
| purpose Of examining the assessmeD. roll
| submitted by the Assessor, aud there not be-
! ing time ut this session to thoroughly examine
the roll, the Jury postponed the review until
| to-MOrrO W session.
| Mr.. PARA 0ffereA the following resolution,
seconded by Mr.. Seely, which was adopted
| by unanimous vote:
| Resolution No., amending Resolution
| No., relative to the "Bush Library
| anal the use or the books thereof.
Be it resolved, That all that portion ut
/ Resolution No., relating to the uses Of tue
said library and the d,ities Of the clerk Of
| court in connection wi:h sail uses bc aud
| the same is hereby amended 80 as to read as
| follows: 1s.ts
sResolved fnrthe7, That the clerk shall
] keep the books under lock aud key aud allow
access thereto to the judges and the mem
bOrs of the bar and other responsible per
sens, but under No pretext whatsoever shnl
he allow auy person wholnsOever to take Oa
OF the library and out of the courthouse any
Of the said books
/ Mr.. PARA, seconded by Mr. Ago, moved
that Nlpssrs. Levaualais Lodet aud William
Willian be ad.le.i tO the Comm. ittee Of Drain
age District No. 4. Hfs
Mr. Seely, seconded b. Mr.. Ago, moved
that the Jury do now adjourn until to-mor
row It o'clock a. N. Carried.
5,.s.lE ST. GkISAAOKE, President.
H. n. CoULON, Clerk. ~
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adress Registered Letters containing Currency
Ne,r Orleans National Bank,
New ORLEANS, La.

8REMEMBER That tie only genuine Louis
&as State Lottery Tickets issued under the
Easte Charter. are recognized by the highest
Smtts, are invariably signed by N. A. DAT
4iN, President. Endorsed by Generals
2kArREG ARD and EAELy. Supervisors of the
#kawings, and guaranteed by National
Anks Of New Orleans, ia to the payment Of
Aprizes NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE.
All .so-eailed Supplements" Original
#ttle Louisiana" or other limitations with
&awful use of the Louisiana State Lottery
#mpsny's name. az persons unknown. un-
assumed or fictitious names, are attempts
deceive the public by false pretenses. OF
3ing no guarantee whatsoever.
REMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR is
"a price ol the smallest part or fraction of
3kst Issued in any drawing Anything in
Hhsme offered at a less price is either q
Mtmtertest or n swindle.
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TH1BODAUx, SATURDAY, 20, 1885,
NO. 81.

The readin. of tina minutes Of Yesterdays
session was disposed with
Mr.. Lepine. as chairman of the Finance
Committee. presented the tuilowing report.
which was ordered spread upon the minutes
ThibOdaux. La July ., 1889.
To the Presiden, and Members of the Police
Jury:
Gentlemen Your Committee on Finance
have carefully compared The Ireasurer's
report OF TIE general fun'ls of the parish
submitted to them at your session of vester-
day. with the boOks and vouchers of the
Treasurer. and have found same to be correct
We herewith return said Treasurer's report
to the Jury duly approved.
Respectfully submitted.
OSCAR LEPlNE,,
+. +. PARKA.
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Seeiv presented the following report
OF the Conim,ttcs on Claims. and the same
was duly approved:
Thitodaux, La. July 8, 1889.
To the Police jury:
Gentlemen-i"a Committee on Claims, to
whom various Chims we're referred, be.
leave to say that they have examined them
carefully and report tavOrabIy on the follow
enTr -.A
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Grand Monthly Drawing,
Will TAKE PLACE
At the Academy Of Music. New Orleans.
TUESDAY,. AUG: 13, 1889.
lA!!!Ai PRIZE 100000

|1OO,OOO Tickets ut Twenty Dollars;
Halves. $40; Quarters. s.; Tenths,
81: Twentieths 81;
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Thibodaux. La, July 9. 1889.

Thibodaux. La, July 3. 1889.
Tie Police Jury of tho parish Of Lsfourchs
met this day pursuant to adjournment:
Present-PrSsiden Hris&nore and Aossrs.
seeiv. Lepine Gaude, PARA, Ayo, Bourgsois
and Barilie9nx.
AbSert-M Messrs. Christian and LSrilis.
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a.r34 Pr:zrs, amounting to S1,OJ4,SO
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

s9- FcR CLUB RATES or any further infor
nation desired. write legibly to the under
Agned. clearly stating yonr residence, with
Nate County, Street and Number. More
Sapil return mail delivery will be assured by
hour enclosing an envelope bearing your
full address.
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AND ONE DOZEN
V0rnnOntS
TONIC P0W0ERS.

HBy doing this you save thousands
of dollars. When mules and horses
are overworked and in poor ctQ,dition
these powders restore their lost
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aMFOII'a'ANT.

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issued by all Express
or New York Exchange.
Addressed VI A DAUPHlN,
New Orleans, La.
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(Signed) +. SAMOAN,
Treasurer.
The President handed in the following re-
port
Thibodaux. La, July 8, 1889.
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sNPNECEOENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED!
I,sisiiss, STATE L4ssry Ctnpaay

lpRISlo9a osavs A!tvviJ Ov&poaJ
Incorporated bv the Legislature for
educational and charitable purposes. and. it's
franchise made a part of the present State
Constitution, in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
foPULAR VOTE.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW.
INGS take place Semi Annually, June and
December.l and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
BER DRAWINGS take place on each of the
esher ten months in the year, and are all
drawn in public. at the Academy Of Music.
New Orleans. La.
1--WE 10 hereby certify that We supervise
The arrangements for all the Monthlyland Semi
Annual Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Co., and in person manage and CONTROL
the Drawings themselves. and that the same
are conducted with honesty. fairness, and in
snod faith toward all parties, and we author
ise the Company to use this certificate. with
facsimile. Of our signatures attached, in its
advertisements"
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Chaisson g. Clarnent ...$7
p f. LoriU. sheriff. 1886
H. J. Celestln. cOusta ahle 4ylu
Eugene Smith. J. ? SO
Adren Rogers. SPECIAL constable .. 2O5
{. A. Eugerian, } IS on
X. A. Frost constable .Hl5
Meyer Drug StOrel 20
r. r. Mcbride l75
Alex FOlse. }. 81
Andre Mathefne. CONSTABLE I3 as
+. +. Hanseil l. tko 80 90
j. w. knobloch. derk . l 45
Chas. J. Barker :. 30 90
H. n. Coulon -. 3 50
5. j. BlancL ard, sheriff of ASSUMPTION. 80 95
Hoffman 4 AucOil. a.
DIR. John Gazzo. lDruner .l3 l37 OO
--Sec;trs ............. 90
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-07-20
Vigor and Strength.

pTHERE Is NO SULPHUR IN
THESE POWDERS. Cattle can be
exposed to the weather aud worked
the same as usual