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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

THE second election under the new bal
lot reform act in the state of New York I,
took place at Williams Bridge on Tues
day of last week. The election was con-
Quoted with more order, but much more
time was consumed and there was some
swearing at questions and delays in
I,,I1ad in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

THE big convention meets Wednesday
and Fort Worth should prepare for it.
Attend the chamber of commerce meet
ing this morning at 10 'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

THERE does not seem to exist that en-
tente cordiale between the mayor and
the morning newspaper of Dallas that
should obtain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

SECRETARY WINDOW by his financial
policy is fast converting Republicans
into Democrats. Let the missionary be
unmolested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

THE retail merchants Of Fort Worth
are vitality interested in the erection of
more houses. More population makes
more retail trade.
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reasonable TO suppose that his speech Is
rated "pernicious in the court calen-
dar, a most excellent method to secure
for It readers.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE
OCTOBER
CONTAINS 8:

Antoine's Moose-Yard. By JULIAN RALPH.
With Thirteen Illustrations.
Fifth Part of Port Tarasoon; The Last
Adventures of the ulustrious Tartarin,
By ALPHoNsE DAUDET. With Fifteen
Illustrations.
New Moneys of Iincoln's Administration.
By L. h. CHGTTENDEN.
"A-Flaggin'." A Story. By S. p. NC
LEAN GREENE.
The First Gil Well. By PROF. J. S. NEW
BERRY.
sonnets by Wordsworth. With Eleven IL
Illustrations drawn by ALFRED Parsons.
Awhile Uniform. \ Story. By JONATHAN
STURGEs. with Four Illustrations
drawn by c. S. REINHARr.
Agricultural Chill. By THEODORE CHILD.
With Fourteen Illustrations.
Nights at Newstead Abbey. BY Joaquin
MILLER. With SIX Illustrations.
The Dragoness. a Story. BY G. a.
HUBBARD.
Other features of this Number are IN.
teresting Articles. Bright Stories. Attrac-
tive Poems, and the usual Editorial De-
partments.
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Sunday Gazette Weekly Gazette.

"THE LOST HEIREsS" is an exciting
Domestic Drama, interviewer with the events
attending the prosecution of the memorable Zulu
War. There is no lack of local color, and the
various scenes are depicted with startling real
ism. Through the details of savage warfare
there ripples the music of love story. Hair
breadth escapes. novel scenes and wonderful ad-
ventures secure the readers unwayering interest.
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Barney is Business.

Governor Barnett Gibbs 'business
interview published in last Saturday 8
Fort Worth GAZETTE was staight goods.
Gibbs alawys pumps the BULBS eye when
he shoots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

WITH the refrigerator in operation
only six months Fort Worth would be
the liveliest city in the Southwest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

CHAMBER of commerce meeting this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

FORT WORTH needs five hundred more
residences, and needs them right now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-22

The latest fad of New York society
women is rivalry in securing the hand
soonest metallic bedste
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1.-THE Texas in Type'' column of the
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ON THE WAR PATH-By Maj. J. o. Kerby.
Published by Donohue, Henneberry & Co.,
Chicago. Price, 81.
The title of this book applies with
equal business to the spirit that inspired
the author and to the scenes visited.
Mai. Kerby is evidently on the war path,
and has arrayed himself against the
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he finds pleasure In what appears to be
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still Is, and from time to time during
the present century its citizens have
discussed the feasibility of restoring its
connection with the sea.
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Communication
RACELAND LA. octobre 81 1890

RAcELAND LA. octobre 81 1890.
| Mr.. pEditeur de la sENTINELLE
Je profile de la liberte grande
que vous accordez ;oujours ct avec
plaisir a ceux qui ont a c9ur lie
bien 6tre ct la prosp6rite de notre
paroisse ct qui vous demandent
dams votre excellent journal un
appui d6sinteresse ct e~tficace.
Nous savons toni finteret que vous
porter surtout a notre Be. District
de drainage ct c'est pourQuoi je
viens vous en- e~ntretenir...
Vous he sauriez %croire, Mr.. FEdi-
teur, combien je me sens aise ct
heuIeuX d'entendre tOus les jouIS
ct trois fois par jour lie sifHet dn
"dredge boat" 9ui travaille derriere
nos petites plantations. &c sif1iet
indique I'm travail regulier ct bieii-
faisant. Mon sommeil est plus
tranquiIle ct mes id6es plus gales
Ell songeant quill y a enfn quelque
chose de serieux de fait pour
ramAlioration de notre malheureBx
Be. district.
N'est-il pas doux de penser que
bient6t, grace a rouvrage du
'dredge boat" les distractions
disparaltront entire lie Bayou Folse
ct celui du Grand C6teau ce Que
les terres situees entire lie lac Fields
ct Thibodaux, p%ourront, CONNIE
par lie passe 6tre rendues a la cul
tnre. J'ai WI, moi qui vous ecris,
j'ai WI, dis je il y a une trentaiBe
dances, tous les fermiers de notre
district heureux ct sa~tisfaits. La
prosperite r6gnait dams leurs de.
m%eures; leurs champs n'etaient
point des marais comme mainte
nant ct pour comble de bonheul
lis mont jamais comm la TAKE
imposee reinforcement par notre
legislature sous lie nom de "Atcha
falaya Basin bill.'
VOtre ami
SOSTHENE FOLSE
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FORE A BATON ROUGE.-La
grande foire agricole de rEtat de
la Louisiana qul devait s'ouvrir ces
ionrs derniers a Baton Rouge ne
parait pas appellee a un success
enorme. On a dfabord recule la
date de rouverture pour la remettre
au q d'octobre ce qui etait nne
faute, parce que a cette epoque,
presaue tous nos planteurs sont
retenns chez eux par les necessities
de la r%oulalSon.
Maintenant, ct malgr6 la pre-.
sence de presque tous les membres
de la Presse Louisianaise reuniS en-
convention, on est oblige de retar-
der encore rouverture a cause dun
mauvais temps %persistant.
Beaucoup de jonrnalistes auront
probablement quite Baton Rouge
avant d'avoir pu Sc rendre compte
de la foire en- question.
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EXTRAIT.
La lOi du tariff dOuanier.
VOtre ami
SOSTHENE FOLSE

La grande actuallt6 aux Etats
Unis est la double question, on
plut6t les deux questions qui Sc
confOndent, la nouvelle loi du tariff
douanier, ct la campagne electorate
qui tiendra tOus les inter6ts en-
haleine jusqu'au 4 novembre. JUS
QUA cette date les chefs du part.
republican, seront sur lie grill ct
batailleront pour defendre leur
Buvre e%conomique qul est la clef
de leur Champagne electorate. Apres
celia, lis SO %soucieront fort peu de
rOpiniou publique ct ne Sc dome
ront plus la peine de persuader au
peuple que sill dot derenser en-
moyenne de 10 a 20 p. C. de plus
que par lie passe pour les objects de
premiere necessite, il en- sera beau.
coup plus richie bien quill ne gague
pas IN sou de plus. Les gems de
peu de fol qualifent la these de
paradOxale mails Il sufit d'ecOuter
avec un peu de boune voloute les
ap6tres de rorthodoxie economigue
suivant NJ. MacKinley, pour pro-
clamer, sans chercher q compreudre
quill nest point de condition 81
delectable pour un tronpeau bien
peasant que de payer tres cher la
favour detre tondu lie pres par les
! favoris de la fortune. II apparte-
matt a NJ. MacKinley, lie digne pere
du fameux bill, ct meme des deux
fameux bills qui portent son nom.
de faire %penetrer cette conviction
dams les ames DIES habitantS candi-
DIES de son etat natal, ct meme de
p%lusleurs autles tatsenvirOnnants,
dams les lal ges GRIZZLIES desquels il
est ell train de verser des torrents
de verites de cette force pour l6di-
fication de leurs consciences ct
pour la defense de lears votes
f, contre les heresies democratiques.
Pour illustrer par un seul exem-
pie, Gear Fespace nous mangue,) un
des jolis c0tes de ce bill nous repro
duisons la circulaire envoyee par
une maison de coutellerie q SEES
clients lie ID septembre meme avant
que le nouveau tariff ne fut vote:
Messieurs, par suite de radop-
ton du bill administratif des doua
mes, qui est en- vigueur depuls Il
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Decidement les premiers jours de
la roulaison sont bien villains On
await attendu jusgu'au dernier
moment pour laisser a la canine lie
temps de m1rir. Quelques jours
de sec ct &c froid avaient dome
bon espoir aux ~planteurs ct quand
chaoun Sc p%reparait serieusement
a Faction, VOLTA que des plules
coutiuuelles, abondantes ct un
temps chaud, ct de broulllards
viennent desorienter nos habltants.
ROaler dams la pluie est la plus
triste chose qu'un planteur eprou-
We; lie travail est lent ct penlble,
on d4teriOre lie sol ct Surtout les
chemins. Brief on ne fait rlen de
bien; les frais Sont lourdS ct lie
travail nest pas en- proportion.
Cest pourquoi partout OH les che
minees ne fument point, on attend
avec anxi6t6 la fin de cette tempe
nature ST changeante ct 81 mobile.
Ii Y a dun autre cote une Granite
tres serieuse ST lfhiver arrive de
premier abord ct sans transition, 81
les gel6es Sen m6lent, ce sera IN
autre surcroit d'embarras ct de
perte.
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CONVENTION DE LA PRESSE A
BATON ROUGE.-Cette convention
s'est reunie, Lundi dernier dams la
sale des Representants sous la
presidence du Gen. L. Jastremski.
Malgre I'm temps abominable les
invites etaient nombreux. Nous
esperons ct nous croyons quill
sortira beaucoup de bien de cette
reunion de o principaux jour.
nalistes. LIE mauvais temps a en-
peche rexcursion a Jackson donnee
en- rhonneur de la Presse.
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DECEs.-Lundi dernjer 20 octo.
bre 1890, est decede sur son habita-
tlcn pres Raceland Mr.. ValfrOid
Foret.
Les funerailles ont Ell lieu a
Lockport EN- l'eglise st. Sauveur
lie mardi jour Suivant.
Mr.. Valfroid For6t etait IL plus
age des menbres de cette nOmbreuse
famille 81 connue ct 81 repandue lie
long du bayou Eafourche.
Jeudi dernier est decide a Thibo,
danx Mr.. L. T. Schneider, age de
IS ans.
reinforcement a Gu lieu lie meme
jour Ell reglise Episcopallenne,
st. John, a 4:3O heures
DECIDE a midi lie samedi Is octo-
bre 1890, dams la paroisse Lafour
che pres lie canal Harang: Mr..
Clovis Bowler age de % ans.
Les funeIailles ont Gu lien lie
lendemain dimanche en- l'eglise
N. d. du Rosaire AL milieu dun
grand concours de penple.
II laisse une veuve ct 3 enfants.
Rien ne ponvait faire prevoir une
fin anssi prochaine. Plein de jeu-
nesse de vie ct sante, il quite
inopinement nne famille cherie
DIES amis nombreux ct des affaires
prosperes. Sa veuve est la file de
notre ami Jos. Tomasi.
MIR. Oville Lejeune est decide au
canal Harang, lie samedi, II octobre,
1890.
Ii laisse pour lie pleurer une
veuve inconsolable ct des %enfants
quill a SD clever dams les principles
les plus sains.
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PROCLAMATION.
M unfcfpaI Election

MAYORALTY OF T~HIBODAUX,i
October 4, 1880.
Pursuant to section l of act No. IS, APPROX
ed March 2, 1876, amending and re- enacting
section 10 of an act entitled an act supplement
tary to the acts incorporating the town of
Thibodaux, approved March 20, 1916, an cleo
ton for Mayor and six Trustees of the town
of ThibodauX, to serve for the two years next
succeeding their election, will be held at the
Town Hall on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1890,
between the hours of Z O'Clock, d. m. and 6
O'Clock, p. m.
The Mayor assisted by two of the Trustees
will hold said election, and will receive the
votes of all duly qualified voters of the town
Offering to vote.
All ballots must distinguish the persons
for as Trustees; but all said officers must be
voted for on one and the same ballot.
j. l.. AUCOIN, Mayor.
j. B. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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Ter. aodt, ct en-. provision du biz
dn tariff MacKinley, nous vous
Demons avis que nous sommes
obIiges d'eIever lie prix de notre
conteIlerie de poche den iron
125 p. C. Ell mOyenne. Ces aug
mentatlon> peuvent Gtte modifiee>
sans antre avis. .Aussit6t QUE
possible apres lie passage du Git
dill In TART, nous rearrangerons
nos priy, qui, dams la plupart DIES
cas-. exec tetons lfgerement les
representations Reinforcement mode
r6es ci-dessus.
En- face de ces fats, qnI mont
pas besoins df6tre cOmmentes, les
%Journaux republicains ont II logi
que impayable. Tn 6ch&ntillou au
hasard, que nous choisissonS paIce
qn'il est court:
La preSse d6mocratigue, dit
FIater Ocean de Chicago, tait tout
ce quI est Ell sou pouvolr pour
enconraSer la "cOterie cupide dies
lmportateurs" a faire mOuter k
prix des chooses necessaires a Ii Vie.
Est ce la preSse denocratique. ct
la coterie cuiide des importateuIS
qul font mOnter lie priX DIES c%Outeaux
de FAmerican Knife Company?
Les fabriques de toile augmen.
tent de 121 p. C. SUI le pix DE-
vente de leurs marchandiseS en-
gros ct dissent cinment: "Qoe
voulez-vous y faire Vous ne pou-
e pas acheter ailleurs vos ser.
v~iettesf4et vos torchons; il faut
done vous resiguer a payer &c que
nous vous demandons. Aussi biei
nous nors propoSons de demandel
encore advantage. Les affAireS
sont les affaires! etc. etc.
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Camille froid arrive. Voici
la saison cruelle qui s'avance il est
bon de sc premunir avant que Ia
bise glaciale ne Sc fasse trop
sentir.
Ceux qui ont besoin de bols De
chauffage soft pour lie foyer soft
pour lie stove feront blen de Voc
immediatement Mr.. DebremOn /
rue canal.
II IA an choix des clients des
qualities differences ct fonrnit la
longueur desir6e.
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Nous appelons rattention dc nos
lecteurs sur la communication qui
arrive du Bayou IOurs ct que
nous publions dams notre partie
anglaise.
Tout ce qui V est dit est de la
plus grande exactitude. Apres
pinondation il Y a peu on point de
recolte. LIE denhment lie plus com,
pl6t est trop solvent la part ~des
pauvres fermiers.
Comment s'etonner qu'ils sOngent
a emigrer surtout Ell presence des
exactions de la loi dite: "Atcha.
falaya Basin bill".