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Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
Lorene Shows Up Well.

Marve Beardsley drove Charlie McCor-
mick's black mare, ,Lorene, on the fair
ground track one day last week mile in
2:24, and one e.quarter Of mile in 33 seconds,
2:12 clip. The mile was the best that has
that Lorene is as fast, If not faster than she
ever was. McCormick's horses are all show
ing up magnfcently under Beardslev
thorough care, and during the coming sum
mer campaign more than one of them will be
heard from.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
Exposition Building, Chicago, May IL.
Lottie Stanley Coming.

Lotte Stanley, who holds the title of
female bicycle champion of the world, will
arrive in this city about Thursday, together
with the Tom Eek combination. 1t is quite
probable she will have a race or two on her
hands before she gets away from Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
Church Howe's Horses.

Al the sale at Cleveland last Tuesday,
Church Howe & Son, of Auburn, this state,
purchased the following fine horse flesh
Swanson, blk. f.. by Prophet Wilkes, dam by
Belden's Hamblctonian, for $3.50; Fannie bel
den, blk m, by Belden's Hambletonian, dam
Middleton Chief dam Genna, $3.50; Dyna-
mite, b. m, by Hylas, dam Morgan mare,
s2C0; Geraldine b. NJ, by Jay Gould, dam
Nancy Clagget, $3.50. In addition to these,
they also bought a couple Of yearlings.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
The RaYmond Cum CIuh.

A lot Of ambitious young shooters met at
the office of r. Bingham & Sons, corner OF
Thirteenth and Harvey streets, Friday
evening, and organized the Raymond Gun
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19

hours of closing, and can conveniently be
hung in the window or door. These cards
are sent free upon application.
w. S. Doane, who passed through Omaha
last fall on his bike, is heard from in Bos-
ton, doing some wonderful hill-climbing on
Corey Hill.
NAV Both the great Pullman road race will
take place at Chicago The en-
tries have already reached the number
of sixty The prize list is made up
of bicycles and valuable gold medals donated
by the different manufacturers.
Croakers read the. following and
ask no more: what is the L..
A. w good for" H. S. Bridge, a
cycllst of Cincinnati, was run down by a
road hog. The local l.. A. w. consul at once
brought suit in the sum of $1,000 damages.
This prompt action on the part of the coun-
sci brought the road hog to his senses and he
compromised by paying all expenses and a
good sum for damages to Mr.. Bridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
The Autumn Races.

The fifth annual fair of the Omaha Fair and
Exposition association will be held at the fair
grounds, this city, September 2, 8, 4, and g..
This is the great annual agricultural exposi-
tion of the state, and in whicn every bust
ness man and every farmer should take a
lively interest. 1t is also the greatest live
stock show held west of the Missouri river,
and as such is becoming famous all through
the western states. The racing programme
this fall is confidently expected TO eclipse
that OF any previous year, as the list Of en-
tries will be three-fold larger than ever
before. All the wellknown horses In
the western country will be here, and there
will be some very interesting special events.
The management have also determined to
add many new features TO the list of attrac-
tions, and Will spare neither pains nor ex.
pense TO make the occasion commensurate
with the importance OF our great and grow
ing state
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-19
Horses Against Wheels.

The great six-days' race blcycliennes
against equestriennes opens up at the
Coliseum one week from tomorrow after
noon. Work on the turf track in the big
building commences tomorrow, and by FRI
day evening everything will be in readiness
Marve Beardsley, who Will manage the
horsewomen, expects them here by Tuesday,
and will keep them training continuously
until Sunday evening These riders are
Miss Lizzie Williams and Miss May White
of Los Angeles, Cal, and are both well and
favorably known. Miss Williams recently
won IA splendid five-mile match race for $500
side from Miss Myrtle Peek, the
champion lady rider of America, at
Los Angeles. Time, 9:97 She is
a great rider and confidently expects to beat
the fair wheelers easy. May White is also
quite celebrated long distance equestrienne,
and has run some notable races. They will
have twenty thoroughbred runners here
from the Crystal Lake, Kan, stock farm,
and expect to give grand exhibition of their
wonderful ability as champion riders.
The bicyclers are Beauty Baldwin, Kittie
Brown, Jesse Wood and Jesse Oakes, who
viii! return here from New York about
Thursday. This quartette is riding in
splendid form and assert that they can easily
beat out the Californians. The race Is for
81, 900 side and the gate receipts, and will
be an event well worth witnessing.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-04-06

Have you seen the Comet? 1t APP
peared on last Thursday morning in
broad day light, contrary to the orai-
nary course of nature. 1t emerged
from the old Washington Hotel, near
the levee, about the centre Of our town,
and its Rays gradually expanded pntil
they had invaded almost e nook
and crevice of every building in town.
1t has made u modest appearance and
disappeared to recur on each succeed
ing Thursday. Its mission ia to help
dissipate the dense cloud of ignorance
hanging owe a benightcd world By II
liberal diffusion of the news and con-
ment ON the topics of the day. Yon
see, kind reader. that it is not one of
those celestial bodies that appear at
stated intervals in the evening skies,
trailing long tails of fire after them,
and looked upon by the ignorant rs
dread portenals Of war and pestilence.
No, it is an humble body which aims
TO shine in the journalistic armament.
AS such it has made a creditable APP
pearance and has our good wishes.
Tho Lafourche Comet is welcome to
our exchange table.
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At the tifty-ffth commencement of
the medical school of the Tulane Uni
versity seventy EIGHT graduates in
medicine aud fourteen in pharmacy
were turned out. These new doctors
are principally from our W State and
the adjoining States of Mississippi and
Texas.
Among the graduates in medicine
We notice the names of Louis +. Mey-
err, son Of our esteemed toxnsnlan Mr..
l.. j. Meyer, and brother to our talent
ed young physician, DR.. A. j. Never.
and George ]. Sahatier, son Of Dir. G..
Sabatier of OIL parrish.
Both these Young Mcn are natives
of this parish have been hard stu
dents; have gone through q thorough
course Of studies in their chosen pro-
fession aud are bound to succeed no
matter where they cast their lines.
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Dsath e MYRTLE Aspied.

That was q sad death the other day,
that of Mr.. Aupied. The deceased was
a native of this parish and had lived
IN Thibodaux for several years, follow
ing the occupation of a drayman.
An offer had been made to him by a
friend i'll New Orleans that was con-
sldered less laboriOus and more renu-
lucrative than his previous occupation,
which he accepted and removed with
his family to that city. He was taken
i'll upon his arrival and conveyed
shortly after to the hospital, where, in
spite of the attention of physicians,
his devoted wife and skillful nurses, he
quietly passed away.
The next day his body was taken to
the depot of the Southern Pacific Rail
road for transportation to Thibodaux
for burial alongside of the friends and
relatives who had preceded him to his
tomb.
1t was at the depot, that tine Wild
owed mother, knowing her inability
to support the eight little onest to whom
she had given birth, none of them be-
ing able to support themselves, trans
ferred them in a body to the Sisters of
Charity for protection and support.
This was in accordance with the ex-
pressed wish of the deceased father,
given a few hours before his death,
and when he knew the end was nigh.
The widow was a Miss TrOne, a ma
tive of this town in which she grew to
wOmanhOOd and married.
DIED.-h New Orleans on April 4,
1889, at 2 o'clock p. H., Louise Stella
Bardel, ut the age of years and
seven months, daughter of the late
Louis Bardel and Ella Bauer.
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Speaking of the coming press con-

Speaking of the coming press con-
vention the City Item says;
These press conventions have been
productive Of much good. Held, az
they are, in various portions of the
State, they enable the editors tt be-
come personally acquainted with the
attractions, Industries, ard
public men of the State, and the know
ledge acquired ia disseminated through
the local papers in every parish.
Then, while the general public is be-
ing thus educated the point at which
the meeting was held is getting a
boom from 20 or so papers, a most
valuable return for the privilege of
entertaining angels unawares.
Not the least advantage of these an
nual meetings is the acquaintance
formed aud the friendships cemented
between the editors. There is much
more regard for the amenities of
journalism when mutual friends lead
the coutending factions, and the as
perities of ~factional contest are con-
siderably modified as /. result of this
social intercourse.
This will be the first meeting of the
Press Association in the sugar region.
A days excursion will be given among
the sugar plantation on the Lafourche,
aud u full opportunity afforded to
witness the magnitude of Louisiana's
most important industry. It is hoped
that this visit to the cane tie. DIS will
incline our confleres Of North Louis
lana to . kinder feeling for the sugar
interests, and that they will hereafter
join with the ITEM heartily in develop
ing and protecting this great industry.
1t is superf1uous to say that we hope
the convention will be a success, for
we know it will be. Uncle Silas is
bound to make it so. And we do say
that any newspaper man who misses
the Thibodaux meeting will miss q
good thing.
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Personals

T. A. Badeaux, Esq, is now on Il
visit 10 friends i'll San Antonio, Texas.
W. E. Howell, Esq, of the Assump-
ton bar, and l.. r. Sut!lon, Esq, of
the Terrebonme bar, attended court
last Tuesday.
Judge Bea.tie returned last Friday
week from his trip to Washington
City. While there he called on presi-
dent Harrison, with whom, we learn,
he was very well pleased.
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For First Place.

A great amount Of political engineer
ing will he done by friends Of candi-
dates to secure for their. man the first
place on the ticket, and the beat man
will probably secure the coveted place.
Then, IL endorsed by the majority Of
the people, the election is assured.
Electric Bittcrs has been put to the
front, its merits passed upon. has been
endorsed and unanimously given the
first place among remedies peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure Of all
diseases Of Kidneys, Liver and Stom-
ach. Electric Birtsrs, being guaran-
teod, IL y safe investment. Price, SOC,
and 81 per bottle at Thibodaux Drug
Store.
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~ Inadvertently omitted to ac-
Wedge in our last Issue the re-
@ps rom Mr.. W. p. Lefort of a nice
s q me Irish potatoes, larger than
nv Eggs and Of this years growth.
@sIe'ortjs noted as q producer of
ay potatoes. These were part Of
PIsduct of some forty barrels of
~ planted last December and which
E.s'sa quite satisfactory. They are
marketable and will NO doubt
.ss tair prices. So much for energy
enserpriee.
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The special attention of our readers
\ pAiled to the advertisement of Mr..
=. liargis, printed in another col
-. The old firm of Badeaux g.
zssgis has been dissolved, and Mr.. H.
~ continue the business in his own
ct the same place, corner Main
- Focus street, and those in want
! dry goods, notions, boots, shoes,
: will consult their interest by CIV
= him = call. Mr.. Hargis' reputation
4 MT dealing ia too wei known in
ssohmunity to need any common
- at our hands.
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A terrible disaster occurred in the
early part of March among shipping
and sailors stationed at the Samoan
Islands. Nearly all the German and
American vessels were destroyed by a
terrific storm which suddenly struck
the Island. Some 100 lives were lost.
The German fleet suffered the greatest
loss in men.
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Thibodeaux's Worm Killer.

T~hibodeaux's Worm Killer is the best
worm medicine for the least money. Tastes
delicious. Children cry for more as it
does not make them as deathiy sick to taka
as the old bitter stun. One Is cents bottle
has destroyed 100 large worms and like an
angel of mercy it has found its way into al
most every household in the country.
Everybody likes it," Just try it.
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Ne have been shown small twigs of
eang6 blossoms sent by Mr.. Thomas
nArker, of Lockport, to Judge A. +.
|knobloch, that L y natural curiosity.
The exterior Of the petals Of the BIOS
ktplns are all Of u delicate pink, while
% interior of the flower is of the ma
1fal color. Mr.. Barker informed the
1adgc that the whole tree .blossomed
1us this year for the first time, al
1ough it has borne for some years
3sviots. He is, and SD are we. at a
- touecount for this freak Of nature.
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The Firemen's Annual Parade will
..ke place on Wednesday, April oath
Int. Everybody should come out
ed see it.
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harris Nickel Plate Show exhibited
10 last Monday night to the satisfac-
~ of all circus goers. The trained
FINALS are said to have been very
nod.
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Mr.. Jos. T.. ThibOdaux has his soda
huutain in running order, and is now
rady for the summer campaign of ice
cold soda water, vichy, milk shakes,
1T.
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New ORLEANS, November Is, 1898.

Mr., F. GOuaux. ti"uma.
Dear ,ir-I take pleasure in informing
YOU that ms mother who had been suffering
with Asthma for IL numbrr OF years. has
ound instant relief in your Anti Asthmatic
Powder aud Mixture and l gladly recommend
it to aay suffering with Asthma ami old
Coughs. Yours.
L. NJ. TULLY.
You ear refer 10 her ut Sis Daupiinc 81.
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Set your household in order and gel
~ ready FOR the coming press con-
~seution-the event of the year for oul
.e;sy aud parish,
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LOCAL NEWS.

- A tho time az Use the white
= brush. Don. .ct your AciShbOr
- y0u.
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There are some amusing things in
this world, II of which is to see u
man leaning on II side Of o newly
painted door frame, trying to read the
|sgn ''look out for paint" tackled on the
|otler side.
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I, John Dezauche has had his resi-
"a on Canal street neatly painted,
III has materially improved it.
III
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April 6-Anniversary Of the Battle Of
Shiloh.

l Jay ~ years ago the great bat
tie of Shiloh was fought. This was
one of the most bloody and lotly
fought contests that occurred during
the a The fight opened at daylight
and did not cease untii late in the af-
ternoon, only to be renewed ON the
next morning. Shiloh is remarkable
as being Il battle fought with little or
no strategy. The two armies were
drawn up between two creeks. which
prevented all flank movements. The
contest was a square front one and
was Il OF great boldness and courage
by the men OF both armies. Gen.
Grant was i'll command of the Federal
troops, whilst the Confederates were
led by the lamented Gen. A. S. john
ston until his fall, and then by Gen.
B~eauregard.
Lafourche parish was represented
on that day by two companies Of in
fantry.
The Lafourche Guards, under COM.
mand of Capt. Thomas Wick, with
Clifford Belcher first lieutenant, H.
Dansereau second lieutenant and j. s.
Billiu second lieutenant, .ir.
The Lafourche Creoles, under COM
mand OF j. K. Gourdain, captain John
Collins, first lieutenant; c. Gautreaux,
second lieutenant, aud S. T. Grisa-
more, second lieutenant, jr.
In this company the losses We're +:
Killed-Amadeo Abadie, Victor Paris.
DIR. Douglas McEyers, Edmond Rou-
vert, Aurclien L~evron, Prosper Bar
rios.
Belisaire Ache, NJ. A. Dantin, Au-
g1lste Boudreaux, Paul Guedry, VIM.
White and Jean Il. Guillot were
wounded, captured and died in prison.
Jos. 3rogden, Ulysee Himel, Jos.
Leonard, Auguslin Lombas, Jules Gil
rozz, Francis Guillot, Augustin Cher
ami, Jules b. Falgout, Ulysee Bour-
geois ~ wounded, captured and
subsequently, exchanged.
Florian Rouge aud A. j. Bouzau
were captured and afterwards ex-
changed.
Captain Gourdain. Lieutenant eau.
treaux, Thnmassiu Badeaux, Amade0
LejcUnc, franklin Aucoin, Aurelier
B,nireaix, NJ. Ledet, VIM. Burke.
james Delaney, Paul 1hibodaux, Vic
tor knObloch were wounded but got
off the field.
The Lafourche Guards suffered also
Among the killed was Thomas Corbe1
of this town. Ernest Allan, Louis
Ailain and Thomas Roussel were
amongst the wounded. The frs
I named died. We have no records o.
this company to furnish us with thu
losses.
Pierre Thibodeanx and JOS. T. Thi
bodeaux were members OF the Orlean,
Guards. The first was captured, til,
second wounded.
Judge Beattie was an officer in tn,
First Louisiana Regulars, which com
mand suffered severely.
DR.. Lashbrooke was q surgeon Will
the Fourth Louisiana Regiment.
Louis Bush was a major OF tn,
Eighteenth LOuisianas.
Time passes +; the animosities an,
strife of that fatal day are ended ; tn
cOmbatants who survive are friends
The great struggle is over and man,
of those who were participants havl
also gone to rest. May the countr.
never see such another day. .sG."
That popular host of the Gem Sa
loon, JAS. A. Frost, always has a fin
line of wines, liquors and cigars in con
junction with his famous restaurant
An elegant billiard room is also at
tached. Read the various attraction
OF his well known hosiery as set fort
in his tad" and give him a call.
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Mr.J. N. Durand, who was we'll and
|avorably known to the public as the
genial host of the Hotel DeFraace,
Houma, announces by card in another
column that he has opened the Hook
and Ladder Exchange in that thriving
little city, where the best Of wines,
liquors aud cigars will be dispensed
vih his old time hospitality. Be
uFet0 call on him when in Houma.
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There are funny people in this
|xorld One meets them every day, but
HE clowns in the Nickel Plate Circus
nat Monday night can not be charged
nth belonging to that class of un-
Sophisticated humanity.
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Every time the bridge turns around
nd shows itself to the public, it says
Fl the directors: "Please give me a
s1ew coat of paint ; You have patched
Ne up SO much since the August
torn that l look as if I were an es-
aped convict"
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The bayou has been falling and
many Of our rice farmers arc alarmed
n the prospect of having no water to
iuigate their crops.
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The town authorities worked the
pump for flushing the streets last Mon
asy the first time for several months.
Rain has done all the flushing and
sprinkiing necessary.
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There has never, insone season, been
|p much work done in this town, in
|Ae way of building and repairing, as
rs been done this past winter and
Epring. And still the work continues.
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The grand jury has returned a true
bin against Clifford Tanner for the
murder OF Giovanni Bienca. the facts
ii which have already appeared in
tese columns.
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What has become of the project to
|leht ap the town? Don't let the
question drop, gentlemen; keep up
dc agitation of the subject and good
I'LL com of it.
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n.xsndcr Theriot was made fore
q of the grand jury, at the opening
IN district Court last Monday. d.
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4. Clifford, physician and Druggist.
s.sss . writes &c. G. G. Certain
IVY has . large sale here and gives
SsA s~ainfacti0u l hsvv found it 70 be
@e.,e y great merit and cIeeffullyse-
M Sold BY Thibodaux Pharmacy.
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SEND YOUR JOB PRINTING TO
OFFICE.
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That popular host of the Gem Sa-
loon, JAS. A. Frost, always has a fine
line of wines, liquors and cigars in con
junction with his famous restaurant.
An elegant billiard room is also at
tached. Read the various attractions
OF his well known hosiery as set forth
in his "ad.," and give him a call.
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TAKE LAGARDE.s EIIxIR roR Drsrxf-
sIA.
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