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W..
bride was, as matter of course the prattest girl
in the place, with big brown eyes flashing un-
der t,angle OF yellow hair, that fell over fault
less dimpled shoulders down to her, waist; but
the prsttiest, thing about her, was her. dainty
httle feet, pink and white and dimpled like a
babys, and as faultless in shape as those of a
carven Venus Few women have pretty feet
and around the room was a large collection Of
divers kinds of pedal extremities, large and
small long and short, with distorted toes and
enlarged joints, but hers were faultless in form
and as delicate in coloring the inside of a
sea she'll She was laid out on a marble slab
rubbed and scrubbed and secured, held under
shower-bath. up to which she lifted her
pretty face like flower to the sunshine and
then wrapped up in bath-bianket, and laid
out on one of the little couches. her hair
brushed and spread out like mass of gold over
the pillow, with one round, pinky-white arm
outside the blanket, the clasped hands under
her cheek, while the soft. dreamy eyes, half
hidden by the white lids in delicious ianguor,
grew dark with tenderness.
The women all come out of the shower-bath
with hysterical little screams and gasps and
funny feminine little ordinations. They are
rubbed dry by the attendants and then wrap
themselves in sheet and hurry to the easy
cOuches. 49, a. ...5.G. .eI 49, a. q -. 5
I q. ..J! in THE PRESENTATIONS T.. 80
women. we're chatting. eating rolls and drink
Ing chocolate and coffee, and; shouting for the
attendants in impatient tones, while their
maids waited outside the door to dress them.
In the, double rooms friends were discussing
the usual rexing questions which agitate, The
f saena me- minddssess Sghness ssrvaqts and
7Bas don's want her.; van sshe exclamation
a fdgety old maid, which was heard all over
the bath. 81 won't have her. She hasn't
treated me right. Isent her special word that
I would be ready at IL O'Clock, and she has
kept me waiting half an hour. i won't stand
such treatment from any one, and-I-'
But she was torn of, still suffering, BY the
patient attendants.
docs she come here often?"
"About once year; but that soften enough,
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PAsr AL PREcrpEsr.
OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTOR
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

1ncorporated by the Legislature for Educational
and Charitable PURPOSES and its franchise made Q
part the present State Constitution IN 1873 by
overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place SENT Annually, dune aud Deceuiherl and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
in each Of the other ten months of the year. and
all drawn in public, at the Academy OF Music, New
Orleans, La
ave do hereby certify that supervise ne drrdnoe
mems fer all The DiOnikp AMI SeDi nntdl DraUfnosg
The Louisiana STATE LOtt6Tp CoJnIaHY aud a.
manage and coftrctthe DrqItgs thcseiUsS, and that
The conducted nth honesty fairness. and
good Idt tOirdr all parties aud authorize the Cbs-
JdnV o. this CERTIFICATE tith Tac-sBties n our
natures attached an as ddreTttScgaegts-"
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"RENfEyfBER that the payment of, prizes Il
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIoNAI bANEspeSev
Orleans, and Che tickets sre7signedeg eoR< $4,000
substitution whose charsered rights are resftAlf
In the highest c6aris; tbersfore beware of HIN
lfIf. ss.4LJ It sIE&t IIA
ONE DOLLAR IN the trfice, o. the thnls1 ~
Or fraction Of . Ticket ISSUED BY ps In any pssk-
iHs, Anythfnv in our meme oE<zpd Cor Les 4,kn
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Orll;n .,mce No. l73.

Lcyvirg a tax for the current year Of 1889
on all property situated in the parish OF
Lasuurchc, subject to taxation under the
Constitution ol 1879.
Section l. BE it ordained hy the Police
Jury in regular session convened, That an ad
valorem tax "f eight mills on the dollar bc
and is hereby levied for the current year 0f
1889 on all property situated III tho parish oi
Lafourchc and not exempt from taxation
uuder the Constitution OF 1879.
Seetion 2. Bo it further ordained, etc,
That the said tax, when collected, shall be-
apportioned as follows:
tirst-tOur and one half mills shall be set
apart and used for the current expenses, in
clul,ng all salaries of officers Of the parish,
and shall be designated the general fdnd:
Second-Two and one fourth mills shall DO
set apart and used Tor the support and lnaiE
tenance Of public schools, and shall be cesig-
mated the public school fund. asst sa
Third-One- fourth mill shall be set apart
and used to purchase, build or rent school
houses, improving and repairing the same
now in use, by the Parish School Boarh' pay,
ing the salary Of the superintendent and
other incidental expenses, and shall be
known as the school house fund. The sc'"o
fund and the school house fund shall be sub
iect to the legal order of the school board ol
the yElrtsh OF IAAfOurchD. A5s55 IS eENs3 81.
Fourth-One mill shall be set apart and
used a. 4 raipage tax under Ordinance NJ
lG3, pa sed by this body July II. 1883, :" bt
expended as therein ordered.
Sec,feei3 he it further ordered. that this
| orli,,ance take elect from and after its pas
sage. So.
Approved Juiy9 1889. 90 81
ST GRISAMORE, President.
II. N. CoULoN, Clerk. 4a
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ARTICLE V.

The affairs of the company shall be man
aged by seven directors, elected by a major
ity of the Stockholders at general meeting
thereof on the first Monday OF October OF
each year, or as soOnthereafter as possible.
Each stakeholder at such election, as well as
in all other elections held by them, shall be
entitled to cast one vote for every share held
by him; and the stockholders shall have the
right to east their vote by proxy evidenced
in writing. The said directors shall hold
over until their successors have been duly
elected to office. They shall elect, as soon a.
possible after their election, from among
their number suitable person to act as
president, and chose il suitable person for
treasurer and one for secretary, and such
other officers and employees as they may
deem necessary for the proper management
OF the affairs of the stock company. The
president shall represent the corporation in
all legal matters and perform such other du
ties as may be imposed by the board of direc
tors and the treasurer and secretary shall
perform such duties AS the directors. may
Impose on them. At all the meetings of the
board of directors four of their number shall
be u quorum to transact all business coming
before them. '=-
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ARTICLE ".

The capital s.oci nj said corporation is
hereby ii Nrs, at t!ir sum of Twelve Thousand
Dollars, 10 he tiiVifieu into nineteen hundred
and twenty ii..ire9 al and % 100 dollars
each, y.blc ia ASH at The time of subScrip-
ton, or ia not with good mortgage secur-
ity- approved Iy and satisfactory to the
board uf direct Jrs hereinafter provided;
and this c"Fll"fat!bR shall commence opera
tions as soon us two hundred shares Of the
capital stock have been subscribed for; and
said shares shal! be transferable on the books
of the corporation, under such rules and
regulations as may be adopted from time to
time: provided, that said capital stock may
be increased, AS provided for by law, to any
number of shares not exceeding twelve hun
dred and eighty ut six and % 100 dollars per
share; provided further that in no event
shall amy subscriber to the stock of this cor
poratiOn be made and held liable for any
amount beyond whatever balance may be
due by each subscriber on the number of
shares subscribed by him; and when such
shares shall have been paid in full at the
face value herein fixed, no further assess
ment shall be levied thereon, and all stock
subscribers who shall have so paid in full
shall De no further liable to the corporation
nor to any of its creditors for any cause
whatsoever.
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9Th Precinct at or near jules ThihOlaux's;
missiOners: Joe LefOrt, Jules ThibOlaux
and klsbert Ricarl.
9th Precinct at I1,vimcy Fnlse's store; COM
missioners: insy FOlso, Evelien Bourgeois
and V. Gaignatd.
9TH Precinct at Ben FOlse's store cO,u-
Ad"lphe Folse, Alexau Ter Folse
and kOdolphe C"ulon.
Fourth Ward.
Sth Precinct at I.ockport; commissioners
9. Abri3st, Jr., Edgar Barrios and John L.
Tenney.
9th Precinct ut Lerillc's, now Marcelin Gut
drOz's .tOre ccmmissiOners Maximil,cn De
laune, Firmin Bsrrios aud Oleus Gros.
81 Precinct at or near Aristitc Delaunes
commissioners: Homer SavOie, Hector La
croix and Arist,de Delaune.
EsnM Ward.
10th Precinct at Z. Rogers store commits
si"ners Thos. Roger, James Beary and WIN.
Watson, Jr. zzG1
lith Precinct at Whitehead & Kect's store;
commissioners: Ogden Smith, A. G. Menuet,
Feel, Dunn.
18th Precinct at Gossin's store commits.
sioners: Alcide Toups, u. l.. Lapeyrouse and
Euoch Langnann.
Sirth Ward.
18th Precinct at Louis Daptin's; commits
y
an.l Henry Price.
18th Precinct at Victor Legendre's; COM
mi>sieDers: Symphore kOdrigue, James La
forest an.l Gabrie: vick.
18th Precinct at Felix Grsnier's; commits
soners: Ur,,in Presten6sch. Isadore krae-
mer and Jules Bondreaux.
.Sece,.tA Ward.
10th Precinct. formerly P. A. I.-lets store,
nov j l.. Thibmieaux's; commissioners: y.
l.. TbibOdaux. Abel D0nnaud and Thos
Belt
! 18th Precinct at Wellington Hebert's store :;
commissioners: w. Hebert, Paul Thibodeaux
and John Allen.
! 18th Precinct at j. s. Perkins. now Fovet
| Bros. store; commissioners Chas. S. Ma
thews, }. johnson aud Levi White.
E;gAtA Ward.
10Th Precinct at Rosamond Dufresne's
commissioners: Edward Reggie, ii. l.. L:'set
and J. Is. Fai2out.
Nimh Ward.
Goth Precinct at I.ongnevillc commi sim
ers: r. Rizan, Jr., Louis Leri'le and Garrett
Nelson.
2ist Precinct at T. Foret's; cnm,,,i s,ne:
| A. }. Leblanc, d. Isabin aud Louis Mays.
Tenth Ward.
22d Precinct at Cutoff commissioners Es
| tivai Savoie, A. Mclancon and Joseph Clair
| vile.
2,ll Precinct at J. Gue,lryis; commission
ers: w. Williams, A. TcrrebOnne and X. A
Frost.
SecOad Vard.
9th Precinct on Bayou Blue. at Leufr"id
Daielc's: commissioners LeufiOid DaiSie
Orvifl 4" Ihiha}caux and Joseph Lopez.
a5ti, Precinct at or rear Ozeme IlOtsrl's
commis sio,crs Ozeme lIotard, Franco'.
BourgeOis.
Fifth Wdrd.
Goth Precinct at or near public scbO0
house ; commi ssiouers: Philip Lesendre, LIE,
| Boudreaux and Elias JtAwkins.
The above named commissioners will maxi
due returns to me, the undersigned accord
ing To law. W. T.: KAGAN.
Returning Officer, Parish Of Lafourcbe.
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ARTICLE 1.

The name OF this corporation shall be
"THE LAFOCRCHE DRAINAGE COMPANY"
anu under that name and style it shall enjoy
succession for period Of ninety nine wears:
1t shall have power and authority to contract,
sue and be sued in its corporate name, to
make ana t" use a corporate seal and the
same to alter mt pleasure to hold. receive.
purchase, convey, mortgage or pledge, under
us corporate name, property both real and
personal; to name and appoint such mana
gers, directors, commissioners or other OIL
GERS as their interests and convenience may
require; to make and establish such laws
ana regulations, not inconsistent with this
charter or contrary to law, for the proper
management of the affairs Of said corpora
ton AS may DC necessary and proper.
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ARTICLE III.

The objects of this corporation are to effect
drainage Of and to reclaim lands situated in
the parish of LafOurche, and primarily, to
drain all that section of country situated in
what Is known as the Third Drainage Dis
trict OF Iafourche, and comprised between
the bayou LafOurche and bayou Blue and
extending from the lower limits Of the town
OF ThibOdaux to Lake Fields; and no work
shall be done by said company in any other
part of this parish until the drainage of the
above described section shall have been
effectively secured; and to that end the said
corporation may purchase, or lease, or run
and operate such dreGgeboets or other me
ehahie;l appliances as thcy shall judge
proper.
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THIBODAUX La, SATURDAY, AUGUST TO- 1885,
NO. 2.

ment and general utility, AS more fully set
iorth In the Revised Statutes of the State
anu the various subsequent acts amendatOry
thereof, they have agreed to- form themselves
into corporation, and by these presents do
formally and expressly form themselves, ,,s
wen as those who may hereafter Join them,
into and constitute corporation or body
polite, for the uses, objects and purposes
herein set forth, and to be governed by the
following rules and regulations, as well as
such as may hereafter be adopted in pursu-
ance OF the provisions of the charter. to wit:
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CHARTER
LAFOURcHE DRAINAGE
COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF LA
FOURCHE.

DE IT KNOWN, That on this sixteenth day
Is Of July. in the year of our Lord one
thonsan1l eight hundred and eighty nine; =
'n8 Bef"re me, HENRY n. COULON, 4 Nos.ry
Public. duly qualified and sworn In and f0r
the parish of I.afOurche, State aforees w -
r, TIE nresence of Messrs. Evariste MarOnge
ana Richmond A. Frost, competent Witnesses
residing in said parish. a-...,, ....,,
Personally came and appeared the severa'
scrihed. an OF said parish Of LafOurchc, who
declared that, wishing to avail themselves
OF the several provisions OF the Laws o. the
If corporatfons for works Of public Improve
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ARTICLE VII.

) That this corporation may be dissolved
before the expiration of the period for it's ex-
istence herein fixed by 4 vote of the majority
Of the cstockhOlders, voting according to their
shares, AS in ordinary elections, at a special
meeting called for that purpose, after due
notice in writing through the mail to each
stockholder given at least fifteen days prior
to said meeting. And at the dissolution o.
this corporation, from any cause whatever.
its affairs shall be liquidated by three com-
missioners, duly chosen by the stockholders
for that purpose.
Thus done and signed at Thibodaux, par
ish and State aforesaid.
. In faith whereof, the several appearers
have signed these presents. together with
the witnesses afOrenamed and me, notary,
after due reaIing of the whole.
Original signed: -
SOSTHENE FOISE,
taHt JULES THIBODAUX,
~ aY4 .uss N. BERGERON,
L. /. CAILLDUET, s.9t4
C. L GUEDRY,
.sGs JUSTIN BABIN, 4A
A. OZEME TOUR8,
WITNESSES: ANDREW PRICE,
rv.nIsTE MARONGE. per L. r, CaillOuet.
r a. FROST. HENRY N. COULON,
80 Notary Public.
Atlue copy Of the original 5a a3 -
~ ss 9a5 HENRY n. COULON,
sss ef .ss III Notary Public.
g
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VERMONT'S
COLIC AND BOT CURE

WILL POSITIVELY CURE any
case of COLIC or BOTS.
The sale of this preparation has
been enormous, ONE HUNDRED
BOTTLES having been sold in 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 l.
Son, Alfred Chol, Jim Malbrough, H.
Tetreau, Arthur MalbrOugh, w. F..
Denny, D. Denny, Frank TOmpkins,
E. G. Robichaux, Wilson Lepine, John
TOmpkins, r. A. Frost, John w. Pugh,
DR.. Dansereau, DR.. Bourgeois, w. H.
Ragan, Emile Toups, Fernand Rama
gOssa, E. H. LacrOix, Capt. Garrett, E.
Roger, Elvin Himel, Arthur Naquin,
ThOs. Roger, Ernest Foret, Hermogene
Boudreaux, Peter Kantrowitz, c. Q.
Rousseau, A. Guigan, j. NJ. Springer,
Theodule Baille, c. V. Williams. Eva
iste Mire, Klebert Bourgeois, Clayton
Badeaux, Ben Walker, r. H. D0ussat,
Leo Baille, H. B. Howell, John Bap-
tiste Bourgeois, T. Bourg, NJ. Beeler,
Taillieu & Co., Justillien Mire, Engene
GuillOt.
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|rss Registered Letters containing Currency
3eic Orleans National Bank,
n New ORLEANS, La.


M MNMBER That tie only genuine Louis
slate Lottery Tickets issued under the
eCharter. are recognized bv the highest
We are invariably signed by NJ. A. DAU-
President. Endorsed by Generals
AteEGARD and EARLY. supervisors OF the
wings, and guaranteed ky National
ho Of New Orleans. as to the payment of
fnses. NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE.
,O-called Supplements Original
- Louisiana" Or other limitations with
sxiul use of the Louisiana State Lottery
lsoys name, by persons unknown. un-
4ssumed or fictitious names, are attempts
lusceiye the public by false pretenses, of
4 no guarantee whatsoever.
lEMEMBER THAT ONE DOLLAR ia
p.'c4 u the smallest part or fraction of a
issued in any drawing Anything in
i.'aine otered at less price is either a
Fs'erieito or swindle.
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ARTICLE VI.

The following named persons are hereby
named and appointed a board Of directors
election to be held in October next, or until
their successors are duly elected, viz: An
drew Price, Pierre Wallace Lefort, Leon I.
Gaude Marcellin BergerOn, Urbain DanOsse,
Rev Il. A. Vigroux and Sosthene FOlse.
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ARTICLE II.

Ihe domcle Of said corporation is hereby
established at Raceland, in the parish of La
fourche, and citation and other legal process
shall be served on its president or in case of
ms absence, resignation or inability to act,
tnen upon the secretary OF the company.
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NpREcEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED!


1sii,iisas S!.t '!ssy Company
Incorporated bv tho Legislature for
Ecssional and charitable purposes. and Its
nchise made a part Of the present State
ustitntion, in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
ruLAR VOTE.
n, GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
GS take place Sem,-Anuually, June and
irember., and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
ER DRAWINGS take place on each ut the
bpr ten months in the year, and are all
6vn in public, at the Academy of Music,
Nv Orleans, La.
we do hereby certify that we supervise
arrangements for all the Monthly and SENT
Eoual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
Co.. and in person manage and control
Drawings themselves, and that the same
conducted with honesty, fairness, and in
faith toward all parties, and We author
the Company to nae this certificate. with
mimie, Of our signatures attached, in it,
sertisements."
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fFoR CLUE RATES or any further infOr
bon desired. write legibly to the under
hd. clearly stating your residence, with
n County. Street and Number. More
return mail delivery will lie assured by
enclosing an envelope bearing your
adafess.
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IMuOK.rANT.

4 srdinary Letters containing Postal
"a honey Orders issued by all Express
lpanIes or New York Exchange.
lsoeA N. A. DDA1IfsHHV,
New Orleans. La.
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I0G0 Tickets at Twenty Dollars; !;
alyes. SO; Quarters. S5; Tenths,
81; Twentieths 81;
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Original signed

Witnesses: -,
EvARISTE MARONGE,
Il. a. Frost. tes :
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4 true copy Of the original. 20 - =
~ sA 9at HENRY n. COULON,
So .-s ssi Notary Public
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12

The field the play oi the eneIgiss Of men aud ot puolic spirited ents' = prlses ls so conspicuous In the country that coveted the gsxe ot capitalists throughout the world IS directed ,o the grea, possibilities which II presents tor lucrative investments. Recently an English syndicate made an exhaustive effort to buy all the leading Dreweries m the United States. It made seductive ofer oi ten million dollars for a single brewery in St Louis. ~h.ch wAs con- tempetuously rejected. Other extensive mal establishments have similarly It fused the most tempting Propossls. The Biiton is exqulsitiveiy sensitive in the pocket nerve. and prscucsi fellow as he IS, discerns with uneIring eye the chances that may develop h,s ample It. sources. He relinquishes all the oPpol- tunities that his own island presents ,o recruit his recuperative power Tn fresher fields of acton. The avenues for expan- pansion in the seq eirt Isle are closed to his illimitable greed. and his eyes are fixed upon pastures green for the em- ployment of his inactive surplus. The success of the syndicate has thus far sig nally failed m capturing the rich prize If American breweries which had it been pronounced would have added another to the multitude of trusts and monopo- lies with which this nation l, plasterec. In another field of action. however. Er- ghsh syndicates have been more success ful. A combination ot British eapitsl- ists have just consummated the purchase of 1000 acres of yellow pine land, four saw mills. three blaming mills ard forty mites of railroad and equipments. all in the states of Florida and Alabam .. No exception. however, can justly te taken to the introduction of foreign capi- tai in this country, winch Is destined 10 add materially to the more general di'- uibution of weslth among the states, and to the tangible unfolding ot resources that are yet slumbering
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-12

Sleep comes to the innocent, |, IS
 familliaTly supposed, as gently as pure
 conscience beats. while the wick, d
 knows not what sleep is. To Macbeth
 there was no sieep. The ghosts of bis
 victims, the bloody spec,er which ha.- rowed his troubled dreams and shook their goTy locks as be uieo to clutch ihe appar,tious Of fevered brain, murdered his sleep. A guilty conscience, we ae reminded. knows not the joy of sweet slumber. This is a very pretty thought. a very pretty fiction. The night refore the execution of Goldenson, whose hands were crimsoned with the blood of an innocent cbild. the young murderer sank into as calm repose, and dreamed as sweet dreams. as If cradled in the down of his gulieless childhood. Then. what of another fellow, belonging to the ligh,-hngered gentry, who spoiled bis well-laid plans by going into a sound sleep al a most inopportune moment and snoring with reckless vehemence At Spokane FslIs, the other day. bur gar entered tke house of citizen early ln the evening. slipped up sta,rs and lay down ou bed 10 wait for the family to retire, but vert to sleep himself. He snored so loudly that he attracted the attention of the master of. the house, who made him prisoner. He had se- cured pistol belonging to the owner of the house and kept Ii by hls side in the hNd