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The Somerset reporter., 1890-12-11
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Swede Jewett has gone into the
woods for Willie Clark.
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Every Customer will be Presented with Pretty Cal

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and kindly extending
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The Somerset reporter., 1890-12-11

Pressure Isle National Bank, Presql
Sagadahock Bath,
Shoe and Leather National Bank,
Second National Bank, Skowhegan
1'iconic " Waterville,
Winthrop " " Winthrop,
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COWAEDLYACT.

Yesterday morning. Mr.. Foley ever
seer on Judge Beauties Dixie plan
titi"n. came to town, bringing lntor-
nation t'stt some srnundreI had cut
the levce in front of that plantation
on Thursday night !; the marks Of the
spade are plainly perceptible, the cut
being some two feet in depth and
width. Fortunately, it was yet early,
before 10 O'Clock, some one paSsin.
discovered water flowing through the
bitches i'll IL quantity to excite his sus-
plcions, and looked into the cause
when the discovery was made that
water was flowing over and through
the levee. He g~alloped to the qual-
tcrs and notified Mr.. Foley who arous-
ed the laborers aud hurried to the
font. Having bags of dirt, tools and
material prepared beforehand for auy
emergency, the break was soon closed.
Mr.. Foley estimates that the levee
had commenced waShin. aid erumb-
ling when he reached the spot.
The Scroundrel who committed this
act should be hung 100 feet high.
Mr.. Foley had kept Il night watch
until the night previous, when think
ing there was no danger took it eff
ont will continue it hereafter.
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The Police Jury having appropria-
ted $500 to test the practicahility OF
exploding the battures and islands
formed in the bayou Lafourche dur
ing the last 80 or 40 years, and hay
ing the deposits carried into the Gulf
OF Mexico by the rapid current, now
rushing down that srfeam aud by
that means opening the channel for
the better flow of the waters, Mr..
Lemuel G.. Aubert left here Oh Thurs
day morning to procure material and
apparatus for making the trial, and
will begin to-day. if be a getthe same
on the spot, otherwise the werk will
commence tomorrow. 1t is believed
that the bursting of these deposits
will cause the current to carry them
away rapidly, and once that the water
commences to wash them they will
srumble 10 pieces.
The effort is worth IL test, if . sue
cess it will relieve the leyees Of pres
sure sufficient to enable them to with
stand any amount of water that may
hereafter come into the bayou. In
many places the DEPOSITS occupy full
ly one third or more Of the original
space through which the water for
merly found q passage to the sea.
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The water in the Lafoarche was
closely watched on Monday last, as it
was expected that the at
Plattenville would be closed, and
cause a rise, but as the day passed
away with a receding bayou, anxiety
was allayed, especially when the news
arrived that the attempt had proven
a failure, and the work doue had given
away. The effort to close was made
within the breach, towards the bayou,
Another attempt is being made on
the outer side, which may prove more
successful.
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1t will be seen from ar article print
ed elsewhere that the committee on
ways and means in the house of Re
personalities have determined to make
a cut in sugar equivalent to a reduc :
ton of50 per cent whether this re-
commendation of the committee can
pass the House is yet to be determin-
ed. If the Republicans make . stand
upon that figure, the House will prob
ably pass the bill as arranged by the
committee. Fer when the whipcracks,
they all bow in submission.
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The Sugar Planters Association are
fitting up rooms on the corner of Green
and Levee streets, for their meetings
which will be very handsome, COM
modiOus and convenient.
This association is composed of the
principal and leading citizens of La
fourche.
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The crevasse ut Plottenville wa
probably closed yesterday, that. at
st. Mary is being worked upon with
what result is not yet decided. The
water hat has flowed through this
breach has backed up nearly to La
fsurche crossing, and flowed down
ward until Lake Fields is full and
running over.
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Capt. Max Blanchard, has changed
his days of departure with his steam
hoat SO as to leave New Orleans on
Wednesdays and Saturdays. This
change was made SO as not to come
into the bayou the same days as the
Lifonrche does.
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Mr.. T. P. PARA, member of the po-
lice jury from the lower part of La,
fourche was here on Wednesday to at.
tend to the meeting of that body. Mr.
PARA is an active and energetic mem
her and leaves nothing undone to
protect the interests of his cOnsti-
'tuents.
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Among the deaths announced in
New Orleans is the Lame of Franklin
A. Hickman. The deceased was some
40 or 45 years OF age a prominent
merchant in Napoleonville, and serv-
ed several terms as Sheriff of that par
ish.
He was a man who enjoyed great
popularity and as a wing could never
be beaten although he was often the
only name on hat ticket that wen,
through successfully.
For many years he was engaged in
mercantile pursuits in New Orleans
where he has resided for about 81
years.
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Tho attention of the Mayor is called
.o, nile of broken glass that has been
,.,r,,n on the Lcvee II short distance
Inflow the bridge.
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,aa-wlNE or cARpUI, a Tsnis for Women.

For the cure of colds, coughs, and
all arrangements of the repository
organs, no other medicine is 50 re-
liable as Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1t
relieves the asthmetic and consump-
tive, even in advanced stages of dis
ease, and has saved innumerable
lives.
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On Thursday it fell to 10 feet 9 in
ches but rose during the night. Daring
this period there were two crevasscs,
one at Plattenville, and the other at
st. Mary Pamela Church. The fall in
the bayou since it reached its high
est point on March 8, has fallen about
Is inches to yesterday morning.
During the week ending Thursday
the water has risen I feet . inches and
fallen = feet 3 inches at Cairo ut
Memphis it has risen and then fallen =
inches at Helena it has risen s inches;
at Nicksburg it has risen i inches and
fallen 10 inches, and is now falling at
those points except Helena. The
Ohio, Tennessee, Red, Washita and
Arkansas are all on the decline.
The Pecan Grove levee is reported
to be 300 feet wide, the Offut leyee in
Mississippi is 400 feet wide. The Mia
cannot be closed. A crevasse
is running below New Orleans.
Unless a new flood is sen down
upon Us reasonable hopes of no fur
tlier disasters may be entertained.
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The members of the /. 0. q. F. will
Celebrate their next anniversary ON
,n,;I 26th in the city of &ew Orleans,
han y rood time will be expected.
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.ssLREE,s WINE OF cAnDUl for Weak Nerves

Read the proceedings of the Police
Jury, that body had a difficult pro-
blem to solve in distributing the funds
donated to this parish for levee pro-
lection, but it is believed that their
action will be approved by their
constituents.
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r., sLAcK.p.AucHT tea for Dyspepsia.

Mr.. F. Barrileau, member of Police
Jury was here on Wednesday, attend
ing a meeting of that body. He says
that the water from St. Mary Crevasse
is filing up Lake Fields rapidly. the
water already encroaching upon the
,rrairies.
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Among the energetic men rho take
aeep interest in pnblic affairs, and
.,bo strive to assist his fellow men in
distress DIR. John Gazzo OF Raceland
stands conspicuous.
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Crevasses are NJ favorites in this
community, but the n at Folse's
above Labadieville did some good
1t overflowed and covered some sugar
cane, during the freeze of Feb. % so
that when it was stopped the over
flowed cane came out OF its bath green
and vigorous, fourishing whilst that
in the neighboring fields looked dis
consulate and heartsick.
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DR.. lothian Potter, a venerable citi

DR.. lothian Potter, a venerable citi-
zen of New Orleans, died last Tues
day ut his home on st. Charles street,
aged 80 years. DR.. Potter was an ac-
ty, a faithful worker in the ranks of
Odd Fellowship, and the organiser OF
the first Lodge of the Order of the
Knights of Pythias in New Orleans.
His great delight was to pass his even
ings in the meeting room of one o!
those orders.
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Paul Guthridse (Cole) a colored
man well known in this town. but
latterly n resident of Napolecnville.
died on Thursday aud was brought
here for interment on Friday.
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.e,r..'.w,sg OF cAneuI for f.nsl. disease.

Rev. C. NJ. Atkinson will preach in
the Presbyterian Church, on next
uon,lav night at tie usual hour.
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On last Tuesday u erevasse broke
forth in Arkansas that will aid Pecan
Grove breach to inundate Northern
Louisiana Parishes.
Another breach occurred in Missis-
sippi above Green Vile that will iniure
the deer creek country.
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Inc ScllIlcilen WITH WnOin Tile luea
originated to organize II Planters As
ISOLATION in this Parish, are to be con-
graduated upon perfecting their or
ganization in so short II time, and
upon having their Club Rooms SO ele-
gantly fitted out.
The contract for papering and car
peting these rooms was awarded the
firm of Edward Heath & Co. of New
Orleans, and skilled decorators and
designers from this establishment has
been here for the last two weeks.
We had occasion Il few days since
to visitrhe rooms of the above Associ-
alton and while there were permitted
to take copies of the following letters
which are among the numerous on
file wishing the Association long life,
and prosperity.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1890.
Judge Taylor Beattie. President Lafourche
Planters Association, Thibodaux La:
Dear Sir-Enclossd hnd my check fer
S26tA covering amount Of annual dues $500
and ) 70 ND which | beg you to accept of me as
an aidit tonal help to the fitting up of rooms.
Thanking you fer the honor conferred upon
mr. and trusting that this new association
viii prove u success in the furthering OF the
LEON GoDcHAux.
Judge Taylor Reattie,
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find our check,
on American National Bank fer $500 amount
of annual fees, Yours very respectfully
JOHN X. GHEENS.
Ny Dear Mr.. Price:
congratulate Lafcurche on the organiza-
ton Of Lh- Planters Association.
You acted wisely in hxIng the annual fee
at $500 and in making it payable in advance
this i much better than trying to collect
monthly dues. Thanking you for your kind
compliments and with best wishes for ths
success of your association,
am very truly yours JOHN A.O'NIELL
NEW ORLEANS March Is 1890.
VIM. H. Price, Sr,'sy Planters Association
Thibod aux. La.
Dear Mr.. Pr &c Your notice of my cleo
ton AS a mr. mb-r of the Planters Association
Of Lafouichr came during ny absence il
Boston. Am greatly obliged for the cleo
ton and enclose herein my check for annua
dues.
There is nothing which could concern m,
more than The prosperity and success of tn,
Planters of Laf"urche and l am sensible o
their kiadne-s in making me a member o
their association. thanking yOu personal
ly and the Association. Believe me Very
Truly Yours L. ID. WHITE
Many other congratulatory letter
were received from such distingaishe,
! gentlemen as Hon. w. s. Benedict
John A. Hubbard, NJ. N. Wood, Jos
| eph Menge, Robert Roberts, A. A
Woods, w. b. Schmidt, VIM. B
Bloomfield, Judge Walter Guion, L
C. Army, and many others.
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McEkee's Wine of Cardui

and T~HEDFORD'S BLACK ORAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Lafearehe parish, Thibodaux
jos. +. Thibsdeaux T. Sen.
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The late frosts in February q and
% last were severe ones. Orange trees
look as if they had passed through .
river of fire, whilst China, Catalpa
and many other trees look withered
and scorched.
There will probably be no fruit of
any kind in this Parish, except figs,
and the early leaves of that tree are
all dead.
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~glAcK.pRAUGHT tea cures Constipation

The Rev. Alfred 5. Clark, at the IL
...tock a. m. service, sunday, March
92rd 1890, in st. Johns Episcopal
Church. will preach an important Ser
mon. The public invited to attend.
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Great preparations are being made
in Baton Rouge for the meeting Of tho
Louisiana Press Association in the
first week Of May next.
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Thibodaux, La December 22d, 1889.
l~cannot but cheerfully recommend the
use Of Gouau1's Asthmatic Remedies, hay
ing had many opportunities Of Witnessing
their ~salutary effects.
II. DAssnRBAU, N. ID.
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ADvAAriss IN rHa SENTINEL
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The Rivers.

During The last week ilr. waite
gnage 1T I~hii,"daux has stou,l on
SaturdaN MarrL L. 90 f.a4 o innLa
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ALASKA NEWS.
Arrival 81 the City Of Topeka After .
Rough Voyage.

houxo voyage.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Jan. SI-The CITY of
Topeka arrived from Alaska about o clock
this morning. Eve days overdue. The de-
lay was caused by rough weather, Rain
and snow were encountered the entire dis
tanee. She left Siska January 81. The
trip was one 81 the toughest ever expert
enced on the route. She brought a light
cargo of skins and fish and very small
passenger list. She left this morning for
Nsnsimo where she will take q cargo of
coal and proceed 20 San Francisco. She
Will not make another trip 10 Alaska this
season.
On the 81 Of February the Santa Cruz
viii leave san Francisco for the Sound to
sacoesd tho Topeka on the Alaska route.
The United States court and grand iury
were IA session IN juneau when the Topeka
left \ large number OF indictments had
beer found principally for selling liquor TO
Indians
III. &. Jones, who has been in iaii in Sitka
for over year. was tried for the murder
ef a nasn named Jack, near Tongus mar
rows. and acquitted
The work on the Bears Nest tunnel be-
ing done by the representatives. OF Ham.
harg stockholders. stu continues. The Oh
jeet Is to ascertain the resources of the
mine
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SEATTLE. November a. 1850.

SEATTLE, November "a, 1859.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan.
On June the sth my mother was taken
with sciatic rheumatism. Her sufferings
were something awful to behold. She
couldn't move hand or foot for over three
months. When We would move her hand
We would have to move ii so very slowly.
and then il caused such intense pain you
could hear her scream all over the house.
We thought she was going 70 die and We
tried doctor after doctor, and medicines OF
all kinds and descriptions, ali to no avail
Finally, hearing of your Histogenetic
Medicines We consulted You in regard TO
her. She commenced the treatment and
began to improve very soon. Within a
week she was up and now she is as well as
she ever Was. No amount of money could
induce me TO 60 through the same amount
OF suffering that she did. | would rather
die any time.
/ make this statement for the benefit OF
Others who are suffering in the same way
as know we owe my mothers life 20 your
Hisiogcnetic Medicines. Anyone can call
and see me at Huron Lumher Co.'S dock.
foot of Pine street. in regard to this state
ment. SETH C. MAKER
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raK rrnx DEPARTMENT.
xeceGKaf Fires Ia January Present
ferce assss hamsraent.


Seven frss Nsrn reported sssi sill bat one
attended hv the department during the
uaoath OF January. ard the totsl soSs
amounted 70 sS.asa Tse enc se wasch no
run Was inside was 81 Ballard, January -
and the loss was Ss.sa9 Following are the
dates. issgatsans and losses,
January Coyneg Seyeash and Cosasn.
tia streets. .lamase STA.
tsnssars s-opposste ArmoEy GA Pike
tsfeet damage &C.
January ss--A shanty al the foot III VIZ
gsstta street. less "a
january Is lIoase oa the Jaan Gordon
estate loss sssi
january Is Harness shpp st ais wesi
street damage ssA
Al the present headquarters on Thlrss
Mxeess tsere are twenty~foar fsreaen in
charge al thiei kellogg and Assistant thsef
hSssleF. The equipment consists * ela
80, aud Ma. engines ard lie rev Ne. =
AhFsas engsas. the old pFrsfs.sa txack. shs
Village truck, No. hose wzSva, saa one.
purse hose, six AarSes. so seet vi are hSsss
and -, feet ol smaa hose.
A. shs corner q THIRD sid Psae streets
how.
Astht S0fth Seattle gaafxets tA~Fe are
A}eNf naea ~ charge NJ szftsisi Alexander
sa. Tas eqalpmsEs sonsssss q a tnxs
nose eAsriags with 10 fses Of hose, =
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An unsuccessful attempt was made res.
teraas afternoon 90 pull the tug Virginia
Of the beach near the North seattle coal
bunkefs. whsrs she Mas rau ashore on
Wednesday last, Al high tide. shsch vas
shortly alter , o'esoSk. The tug Violet took
held OF her. gsat Was unable 81 gnose her.
although she vas seat ahead wi,h ali og The
E~swer Ia her. The iine from she Niolei Ia
the stranded tug ~as ASIDE fast Ia her
stern, sna the attempt 60 move her
ssFN;nsf her badly. He's owners have new
declsiet a. die a rea az ditch from hes
STERN 81 deep water At low tlsle ard Heat
her frurn Ter position az hsxA water.
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A ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.
The ecotchmen VIII Organize for sociaI
Purposes Next Week.

The ecotchmen VIII Organize for Social
Purposes Next Week.
The st. Andrews Society, Of Seattle, will
be organized next Friday evening. At
the meeting held in Chisholm's hall last
evening by the Scotchmen. IL was decided
10 make the new organization social club
and to bold weekly meetings II possible.
The name was also agreed upon
The following committee was appointed
to draft Q constitution and set of bylaws.
which will be presented to the meeting
next Friday. This committee consists OF
Messrs. l. A. Murchison, j. b. Mckiliigan,
nr. X. Armstrong. ]. $. Graham. William
simison. X. A. Chisholm and J. l.. Provin,
and the members will also act as men-
bership committee.
The recent Burns anniversary enter
fainmeut put the Scotchmen $50 in debt.
At last nights meeting subscription Was
started to pay off this Indebtedness, which
resulted in the receipt of 500. leaving only
$ssl 10 be made up.
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People Talk for Themselves.
SEATTLE, December 8. 1850.

SEATTLE, December 8. 1850.
DIR. j. Eugene Jordan.
Dear SIR When I was in Seattle last
month had stroke of paralysis of the
left side of the face. You might say that
side OF my face was entirely void of
muscular action. / could not wink my left
eye. As usual. could not control the
food in that side of my mouth. My left
eye ached for want of being closed; had to
close the right eye tightly in order to close
the left. l called upon you at the Yesler
mansion. You prescribed for my troubles;
you gave me medicines to last for two
weeks. took the medicines for two days
as instructed and discovered improvement.
continued taking it two days longer and
am now entirely cured. cannot express
my thankfulncss for having met you
Yours truly. ISAAC /. LEWIS,
President First National Bank. Ketchum.
idaho.