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The Evils of White Flannel,

a white flannel suit is becoming to
some men, comfortable this weather for
any man. and it is one Of those aesthetic
cases which gen, the desert Of monotony
in masculine attire. But the white
flannel suit despite its dazzling luster
and its GOODNESS has its drawbacks.
The other day a young man, whom l
do not know, attracted my attention by
The sheen Of his raiment. He wore q
white flannel suit, and in the blazing
sunshine he walked an exception to the
rule, cool looking man. was behind
him, but as he strolled along the street
slowly | gradually caught up with him.
AS came close | noticed that black
lire extended across the back of his coat
diagonally from his left shoulder. A
strange place to put a seam and SO con-
spicuously, thought.
The black line, like fly on bald
mans head, fascinated me. AS / drew
closer and closer to it was puzzled still
more, for / discovered that the line was
wavy and abruptly ended about three
inches from the edge Of the sack coat.
Then all at once recognized the true
nature of the line--it was long, rippling
black hair.
All that be needed is that a man who
wears white flannel suit should con-
fine his attentions to blondes -Pittsburg
Dispatch.
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Ordinance No -
Be it ordained bv the Mayor and T

Be it ordained bv the Mayor and Trustee
of the town # Fhbo,iaux.
That article nine "i section No. l3A OF the
revi.ri hy laws mud ordinances of The tnwn
OF Ti,l";laux lie and il hereby amended aud
re-.,ili.ct,,rI SO ~ read rs follows:
Mint c'as>. when gross safes are FIVE
thouSitnd dollars ser an aIlin. ur lass provI-
ed ,i,at ii ANY distilled, sn;ritnouS, vinotis.
malt ~. ,tny other kind af liquar. he sold IN
connection vita th. business "f retail mer-
char ar,,ctr IN quantities ot not less than
one -. , nor more than five giliauS, thu Il
cense for suFh ct rmhinrtt business si;lit l',.
douh.t. the ftsrrs0ug and if any nj HE s;ssv,-
mestinnea liquors u: e so'd III 'ess euan itIrs
THAI 81 pitt IN eoulie ction " th the bnslI:i -
of rst.,ii merchant grocer. z { license shall
be i.,tr 'i'rtes ti,. ahnye anaHnt ior sach com
bineti '.tl>,tcs-. pt'.siled that license shall
be ISSUED to sell liqaor III Jess quantity than
- ;itt vi ,,elt ray ara ,ie' Sc Of ro. less
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Appointing committee to investigate the
matter of bridging the road at st. Ma
rvs Crevasse, and for other purpose; and
authorizing the building OF said bridge.
Be it Resolved by the Police Jury of the
parish of Latonrche in regular meeting as
sembiei. that committee of three be ap-
pointed by the president of this Jury 10 view
the road at St. Mary's Crevasse, aud to deter
NINE whether 4 bridge should be bailt&n the
public road over the slough made by the wa
| ters OF said crevasse and that in case such
bridge should be adjudged necessary for the
purposes Of travel, then said committee shall
authorize the road inspector for said district
to cause such bridge to be built, provided the
cost thereof does not exceed $500. and pro-
vided said road inspector may use such tim
her about said cievasse as may be utilised
Tor that purpose a detailed St atement of the
costs and expenses incurred in this work to
be furnished this body by the said committee
and road inspector.
Approved July 9TH. 1890.
s. I. GRISAMORE, President
FL. n. COCLON, clerk.
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Ordinance No.


Requiring Justices of the Peace to accompa-
ny their accounts with sworn statements
OF all fines collected by them, and
SECTION !. Be 1t enacted by the Police
Jury of Lafourehe in regular meeting assem-
bled, etc. That the Justices of the Peace of
this parish shall be and are required to ac-
company their accounts or claims against the
parish presented to this Jury with a detailed
statement of all fines collected By them and
the name of the person from whom said fines
have been collected since their induction into
office and from and after the passage OF this
ordinance at each session at which such ac-
counts are presented. giving the title of the
cases in which such fines have been collected,
the amount thereof, the date when collected
and the date when paid over into the parish
treasury, and the correctness of which state
ment shall be made to appear by the affidavit
OF the Justice of the Peace making it.
SECTION 2 Be 1T further enacted, ETC.,
That no claims accounts of any such Jus
tIces shall be received, or entertained by the
committee on claims or allowed by this body.
unless so accompanied by such sworn state
nent or in case no fines shall have been col
lected in the interval of time above prescrib-
ed, ther by an affidavit of the claimant to that
effect ; and all such claims not so accompa-
MED shall he returned without action by the
committee on claims to the claimant.
Approved July 7th 1890.
). T. GRISAMOGE president,
II. COULON clerk
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Ordinance No

Levying tax for the current year 1890 on
all property situated in tho parish of La
fcurche. subject To taxation undor the con-
stitution of 1873
SECTION /, Be ii ordained by the Police
July in regular session assembled that a
ad. valorem tax OF eight mills on the dollar
oe and is hereby levied tor the current
year 1880 on all property situated in the
parish OF lafonrche, and not exempt from
taxation under the coustta ton OF 1879.
SECTION. ,. BE it ordained etc, That the
tax when collected shall be apportioEed as
follows:
First, Four an,. a half ti5| mills shall be
set apart and used for lhe current expenses
of the parish, Including all salaries of officers
of the parish and shall be designated as the
General fund.
Second. Two and quarter t2!l mills shall
be set apart and used for the maintenance
and support OF the public schools, and shall
be designated the tatblic School fund.
Third. One quarter - OF u mill shall be
set apart to purchase, build or rent school
houses, improving and repairing the same
now in use bf the parish school board, pay
ing the salary OF the superintendent and
other incidental expenses. and shall be
known as the school hotse fssaa
The school and the school house fund
shall he subject to the legal order OF the
school board oil the parish OF Lafourehe
Fourth. Oue IL n!ill shall be set apart
and used as the drainage tax under ord
nance No. l6S passed i'y this bcdy July 18th.
1888, aud TO be expended as therein provid-
ed for.
SEC 3-Be it ordained etc, That this Or
,linance take effect from and after its pas.
sage.
approved July Sth. 1890.
ST. GRISAMORE, President :
II. n. C0ULON Clerk.
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Salutati0n Is Enough This Weather.

A down town physician advises: Dur
ing the hot weather we are having now
people should be careful with whom
they shake hands. The moisture from
one hand may possess the poison from
disease The pores of the skin are open
and this poison may be communicated
easily. There isn't much sense in this
indiscriminate hand shaking, anyway.
The Americans indulge too much in
the habit. We shake hands with every
stranger to whom we may be intro
duced. and shake hands again five min
utes later on separation. We perhaps
never see the person again, and havesno
interest in that person beyond being
civil out of compliment to the one who
introduces This indiscriminate hand
shake is il nuisance, and besides, as /
said az the start. it is dangerous this
sort Of weather Chicago Tribune.
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This years caterpillar stories are not
quite so large as those Of two years ago,
bat they say that train on the Bangor
and Piscataquis railroad was nearly
stopped by the bugs the other day, and
that some of the white birch trees in
that region a.c fairly alive with them.
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A new sketching apparatus for cyclists
has recently appeared in England. The
paper is placed on small board in front
Of the cychst, and the work can be
roughly contoured in about half the time
ordinarily required.
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1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements fora,i the honthiy ana semi
annuul drawings OF the Louisiana State Lot
tary Co. and in person manage and control
the Drawings themselves, and that toe same
are conducted with honesty, fairness, anu IN
gnod faith toward all parties, aud we author
sze the Company to use this certificate. with
faosimiles of our signatures attached, IN ltS
advartisementS."
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Clerks Office Goth judicial District
Court, Parish of Lafourche.

hereby certify that the following named
persons have been drawn by us jury com
missIoners to serve as jurors for the ensuing
October term of said court 1900 as follows
For the first week of said court to serve as
grand and petit jury. beginning Oh Monday.
October 9Th 1890. viz:
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A locomotive destined for a railroad
in British Columbia was being hoisted
into a steamship at San Francisco re-
Gently when the rope snapped, dropping
the T'iron horse" into the bay. 1t
weighed sixty-five tons, and sank SO far
in the mud that it could not be found
whes, sounded for next day.
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. 134 Prizes, amounting to SI,O34,S00
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

t-z5FoR CLua RATES or any further inlor-
,,ation desired write iegihy to the under
eigned. clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, Street aud Number More
.o.,;J ratnrn mail delivery will be assured ny
vonr enclosing an envelope bearing your
fnlI address
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NMFOR ST.

An ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes. Money Orders issued by all Express
Compsnies or New York Exchange
Addressed VI a DAsIzpHkN,
New Orleans La
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Your committee fully approve above
claims anu offer the following resolution.
BE IL resolved that al APPROPRIATION
OF three hundred and sixty three 20l00
ta63 20-l60( dollars be and is hereby made to
pay said claims.
Respectfully Submitted
I'D. 3ADEAUX,
2. L. BRAUD,
Of the Finance Committee.
Yeas-Braud. Badeaux. Coulon. and Ma
quin.
Nays-None
Tie following was read and received by
the vote that comes after it.
Thibodaux Aug 5th. 1890.
Wotkin gmen's account. Tor the month of
July 1890.
Chargeable to streets and bitches
Jos. Adams 2Sa days. % 30
Tom Bruce 81 $50
Chargeable to water works
Jos. jones 5 5avs. 1000
Henry keeler / ------ ------ 800
Total. $i5 90
Yeas-Braud. Badeaux, Coulon. and Ma
gun.
Nays None
The treasurer's, the collectors aud the
market masters reports were read and under
the rules re eferred to the finance committee
Mr.. Couion, seconded by Mr. Baud moved
that the mayor be authorized to dispose Of
the old steam engine of Protector No. =. at
the best possible bargain. Carried
Mr.. Cou!on moved that the following tax
ordinance be adopted for the current year
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- GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW

Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW.
INGS take place Seml-Annually, tJnne ana
Decemberl and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
pER DRAWINGS take place in each of the
atber ten months in the year, and are all
drawn in public. at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans, La.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
III OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED


incorporated bv the Legislature for
educational and charitable purposes. and It's
franchise made part of the present State
Constitution, in 1879, by an ovER"HELMiSG
pnPuIAR VOTE.
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PROCEEDINGS, Jr' 'Hlii. TOW n
COUNCIL.
iiyt,E II AL,

litNS Il NIL,
1hii,odauN. L.. tn.. ), 1870 !
The ftoHrcl for i'.- TowA NJ Thibn-
dauX net 'hs dav III rrGptaf H3uthiy ses-
sion ar {; ;ocl"rh IN.
Present.. L. Aucoin. Mayor, and trustees
Brauti, Baaeaux, Coulon, and Naruin.
Absent. Meb.odgh ann iruttrr trus-
tees.
1r, m;lt;tts of la<t session were read
ard approved aS REGARDED.
Ti,r t"iiowng report Of he eoMaittee
fna4vo was yea, and received oN the vote
thai ihleWs II.
1ojbatianx Aug 5, 1890,
70 f',,. Mayer and Trustees OF the town of
iiibe,taux.
Genlitnteu- Your commi tee -un finance
beg ittlV,; ~ supHtit fna You: consideration,
the oiioWiHs; e.;tiin3 daily approved % your
comnlli:e:
Char :l''c ta >treets an,; !ifch"s--
jules uvcAlnX -. ..--. .-.-.S -
Cha ae.ts,!e tl tI.f;k kei tiuu..--
J. 5. !. lltZturtie ...-,s- >5
Standatd Oil Company s 16
j. L.Aucoin. Observation-Disclosures. 90
j. Auslet for month of July. 90
Charseable to Corp. iab0rer-
A Marlborough. 80 09
Chargeable to Town Hall
Malbrough for month of July.-- so
ChaFgeahle to Fire Department.
Thibodaux Fire Co. No. I--- 10 0G
Protector Steam Fire Co. No l..--... 10 90
Home Hook N Ladder Co No. 2-.-- 10 90
ThibodauX Bucket Brigade ) 90
Chargeable to salary of officers
j. L. Aucon mayor. .-.. - 50 90
| u N. Walsh constable --.--. l3t SO
22s 20
John B. Taylor clerk Observation-Disclosures. 1875
| =. Samoan treasnrer.--. --. 81 -
| L. Samoan Priuter---- ---... % 00
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Levying a tax for the current year 1890 on
all property situated in tho parish of La
fcurche. subject to taxation undor the con-
stitufion Of 1875
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Requiring Justices of the Peace to accompa-
nv their accounts with sworn statements
OF all fines collected by them, and
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a4 Jurors beginning on Monday October
/ $50 as follows.
Trone J 4.
9 LegeDtre Abdom 5
$ Bourgeois Pant )
Ceasar Joseph .sr. 3
5 Leblanc Paul Ir 2
6 Constant Denis
Falgout jules B.
8 Toups Philip 5
Lusignan Clovis 2
10 Leonard Ernest 5
IL Savoie f'irophas
Il Bourg Neumour Z.
13 Boutery Prosper 8
II Richard LeGtroy
Is Sureau Frank
10 Trosclair Ieufroy S
II Hargis Levi
Is Jeifries Thomas Jr. s
19 Tenney Henry 9
80 Lejeune Uvile
81 Simpay Gustave 8
90 Boudreaux Ozeme 5
23 Smith john 10
81 Benoit Joseph. Jr. S
25 Vicks Gatriel 6
70 Naquin MYRTLE J. 9
u Bergeron Useb
2S Toups Oneziphore
80 Temppt Alcee 3
30 Keller Leone
In testimony whereof.
(-~~~I Witness my hand and .he impress
lis. OF the seal OF u.r Office at Thibodaux
{ ~ this the End d4v ol Aug, A. d. 1890.
j. W. KNOBLOCH;
Clerk nf said court.
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Resolution No

II. n COULON clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-13
Presi dent John NJ. ThurstOn LOosens
Up on the Result of the Recent
Election
He Thinks that with a Good Leader
They Can Win Two Years
Hence.
Mckinley and Reeds Presidential
Chances Have Been Postponed
for Several Years.

CHICAGO. Nov. 10. - hon. Jno. M.
Thurston, of Omaha, president of the re-
publican league clubs of the United States,
IN an interview here today on recent cleo
tion said, referring to the influence of the
Mckinley bill on the result; The natur-
al tendency of prices was upward, among
which can be named boots and shoes, iron
and lumber, and other commodities. ell
though the tax was reduced upon these
other things. We struck rising
market with the passage of the Me
Kinley bill and all this is laid to it.
Judge ThurSton thinks Nebraska and
every other western state will go republi-
can in 1892. II think" said he, there
will be a revival of stalwmtism in the re-
publican party, such as to make 1892 a
great republican year. Republican work.
ers all over the country did not take active
part in this campaign, They felt as
though their services to the re-
publican party had been under
valued. But in 1892 these
persons VIII be at work in support of some
candidate who will arouse enthusiasm, and
these very men will lead to victory as here
tofore. The result of the recent elections
has not put an end to the presidential
chances of either William b. Mckinley or
Thomas B. Reed, but 1t has probably post
poned their dates. Blaine or Alger would
be winners at the head of the ticket in
1899
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-13
Chicago aiarhrT.

-CHIoA6o, Nov. -FIoui--Easier; Wisconsin
winter straight, 4..0n4 65; do low grads, 2.2jlt
$50: spring Minnesota hard wheat patents, b. no
5.35; do soft, 50oG1520 Wheat - Firm 95k
TOR seller cash. 975. for seller December l.0i9s
for seller May. Corn Steady 59% Tor seller
cash l51%for seller December; 549. for seller
May. oats-Steady; d for seller cash: 43h for
seller December 46h for seller May Rye
Steady; 66A. Barley-Quiet; 50. Fln Easy;
1871, Whiskey 49, lii. Prime timothy - Firm;
1.27. Pork-Steady; 975 for seller cash 1870
for seller January; 2.70 for seller May. Lard
Steady; 610 for seller cash $50 for seller January
6.85 for seller May Shoulders 5.t0G562h
short clear, 5.75g585; short ribs, BIO. Butter
Unchanged; creamery, 1925 dairy, l2GJ20. Eggs
Firm; fresh, 210ol. Cheese 100 Unchanged, full
creamery cheddars, s14@s24; Gats, s11g9; young
Americas, 914002l. Hides Unchanged; heavy
and light, green saIted 5a4; green hides, ~;
sailed bull, ~ green sailed calf, 5al@6; dry
flint 19s dry sailed hides, Sac dry calf, 7Qs.
Unchanged; solid packed 40OA.
Four-Recepts, 1000; shipments, 1900.
Wheat-Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 1900.
Corn-Receipts, 12l, 900; shipments, 19l 900.
Oats-Receipts 20000: shipments 232, 600.
CHICAGO, NOV. 10.-The Evening journal re.
ports: Cattle - Receipts, 1900; unsettled and
irregular; prime, 4s50b. %; others, 3.oo04.85;
Texans, Q. 15Q,2.so; rangers {. S0g3.G0 Hogs
Receipts, 1900; steady to lswer; rough and
common s.50as3 70; fair to good heavy, ss0as %
prime heavy and butchers weights, 3g5lg4 10;
light, s.5o93.s0; pigs, 25g3 30. Sheep Receipts,
5000; slow; lower; natives, 33sd 5.25; western,
41O40440; Texans fed, 425
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-13
PAYNE WILL RESIGN

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10.-lt is currently
rumored in political circles that Henry c.
Payne intends to resign the chairmanship
of the republican state central committee,
so as to givs his whole time to his private
affairs.
1t was only after the most urgent per
suasion that he was induced to take hold
this year, and now that there is virtually
little to be done, the probabilities are that
he desires to avoid further worry.
An attempt was made to see MIR.
Payne this afternoon, but he was closeted
with some of his business partners and re-
porters were unable to find him.
In case be should resign, it is probable
that either Paul Bechtner or A. j. Turner,
of Portage, would be offered the chair
manship by the committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-13

QUINCY, H., Nov. 10.-The trustees Of
the illinois soldiers and sailors home to-
day issued circular announcing that in
consequence of the crowded condition Of
the home it would be impossible to ADMIT
new members until additional accommo-
dations are provided There are now
| ,230 men on the roll, of whom 925 are
present and those on furlough are rapidly
coming in. The names OF applicants will
be registered in the order of the date of
application, and when there is a vacancy
the person properly entitled to admission
will be notified
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-13
COMMUTATION IMPROBABLE
The Chief Magistrate VIII Show No Mercy
For Hircball


OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 5.-Speaking this
morning OF the Brchall case, the governor
general expressed himself as anything but
favorably inclined in the direction of ex-
tending clemency toward the prisoner.
Then, rejecting for a moment, he said;
Il should not express an opinion on tn,
BirchalI matter, as We will have tc consid.
err and discuss it this week as cabinet,
and it will hardly answer to prejudice tho
case any way. | never knew such
thoroughly cool man as Sir John Thomp-
son, minister Of justice, in these capital
cases. He lays before US both sides, for
prosecution and Defense as well as the
judges charge, and then argues it point
by point until it has gone through. Then
the cabinet is poled as to whether the law
shall take its course and the prisoner
banged. or whether his sentence shall be
committed. Every member Of the cabinet
has vote, each one is now being can
vassed individual y, in the hope of
securing the vote in favor of commuta-
ton for Brchal Mrs. Birchall ar
rives tomorrow. and there is little doubt
that she will be granted reprieve for her
husband, although it is well known here
that his actions since conviction have NIX
terially lessened any sympathy the minis
ter Of justice or members of the cablnes
have before enterta ned toward him.
The petition to be presented to the min
ister Of justice, praying for clemency in
the case of Birchall, contains about 10000
signatures. This is the largest petition
ever presented in similar case in Can
ada
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-13
DEATH OFAN OSHKOSH LADY.
Mrs. Margeret Rose, a Society Lady, Passes
Away.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Nov. l0.-Mrs. Mar
garet Rose, wife of George Rose, die d here
yesterday morning of typhoid fever. Her
husband was taken sick with that disease
some weeks ago, ard Mrs. Rose nursed
him until few days ago, when she sudden
" took i'll and grew worse until her death
Her husbands life hangs by a thread,
and it is feared that he will not live
through the day. Mrs. Rose was the
daughter of the well-known contractor, J .
N. Ruby, and was one of the best known
young ladies in the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-13
ALLAN G. THURMAN.
Preparations Completed for Celebrating
the Old Romans Birthday.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov l0.-The program
for the Thurman banquet Nov. IL, will in
clude an address by John J Len.z, presi-
dent of Thurman club, postmaster; Joseph
H. Outwaite, toast, Our Guest, Allen g..
Thurman; Citizenship in America, Grover
Cleveland; The Democratic Party in Rela-
ton to Future Public Economy, Gen.
Thomas Ewing; The Senate, Daniel W
Voorhees,; lhe Early Ohio Bar, X. A.
Harrison; The Young Democracy, Calvin
S. Brice; The American Statesman, John
G. Carlisle; Democracy in America, W. c.
?. Breckinridge; The House of Represen-
tatives, William M. Wilson; The Demo
crazy of the Future, Don M. Dickinson
State of Ohio, James 4. Campbell; The
Democratic Press, Henry Watterson