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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
One of the most brilliant newspaper

One of the most brilliant newspaper
women of the association is Mrs. Whit
taker, of Boston. Mrs. Whitaker was
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee last year. an Office which she filled
with great credit to herself and profit to
the association. and is talked of for
permanent Office this year. She is con-
nected with the New England Farm,
and has been engaged in journalism for
number of years. She reads paper
at to-day's session.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16

The delegates, that is, part of them,
went on great and glorious excursion
to Fort Smelling and Minnehaha yester-
day. At 2 o'clock train of ten coaches
stood ready and waiting at the union
depot. Two o'clock was the starting
hour Perspiring people rushed over
the cobble stones and clambered into
the car. Some of them were late. and
ran four blocks to catch that excursion
train. 1t was a load of brains and
beauty, enhancing summer frocks and
ice-cream colored suits that crowded
the train.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-12

"DANFLOUS-On Tuesday. December sth
1891. at $50 NJ. Albert. only son OF john
Danfous and Alice Mirhlet. aged . months
a native Of New Orleans.
The funeral took place III the city on
Wednesday 9th inst, at 4 T. NJ, IN
the presence of a large concourse OF
friends and acquaintance. from the
residence of his parents, No. 3So Com
mon ST., corner Derbigny
The SENTINEL presents its most
heartfelt sympathies to the oereaved
parents and family. We feel how
great the loss is, but remember there
IS rejoicing in heaven: another an@e'
has been admitted III the eternal CITY
to pray and watch over you.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Lawrence Kramer, assistant post
master at Malagay. was in town Thurs
day on business.
Miss Alice Malhiot left for New Or
leans on last Sunday, whence she goes
to join Mrs. Aubert, her mother, now a
resident of the city for some time.
Messrs. Maxine Dupaty and J. R.
Shepherd, from Assumption, passed
through town on Thursday, on their
way to New Orleans, and thence to
Baton Rouge.
We regret to hear that our good
friend, Col l. d. Moore. has been con
fined to his bed for several days. He
is now better, and attending to bust
ness.
! Judge John H. Ilsley, our father-in
law, lef5 on last Thursday evening for
New Orleans, to join his family, after
an absence of several weeks which
time he spent with us. He came a
pretty sick man, and now returns al
most entirely well. We sincerely hope
he will soon recover entirely.
Mr.. Laurent Franciohi passed
through our town on last Tuesday
evening, on his way to New Orleans
He was beaming with smiles.
The cause. do you guess it ? Assump.
ton going for the old levee governor
We learn that Mr.. L. P. Gaude who
left our town a little while back, ex'
racts to return on the first of January
next. and reinstall himself in the stant
now occupied by Mrs. Wright. Ii
view of this Mrs. Wright, we under
stand, has made necessary arrange
ments to rent, and has secured anothe
house.
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DELHI, Dec. S.-A. w. Crandall
New Orleans Out of nine wards in
Franklin Parish, McEnery carries the
second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and
seventh. Have not heard from the
first, eighthand ninth. | am confident
we have these also. The Ants are
too badly beaten for any contest.
Shake. w. j. CORDILL.
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NTATE CONVENTION.

Thibodaux December 18th 1891.
The following is the standing to-day
of the two candidates for Governor be-
fore the Democratic State nominating
Convention, Hon. S. d. McEnery, and
Capt. T. 5. Adams, and shows the
parishes and the wards which have
acted and the number of delegates
which have been elected.
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follows
Total.

The total vote cast was 1876, giving
54S majority to the McEnery delegates
Messls. Edgard Aucoln was chosen
candidate for Sheriff, Claiborne Dugas
to, Clerk of Court and ex-officio Re
corder, Joseph Z. Leblanc n X. IL
Dossat. for members of the House q
REPRESENTATIVES,, and DR.. f. Rogers.
for Coroner.
The pros made a clean sweep. A
regular waterloo.
Hurrah for Assumption.
She is true to the levee Governor.
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sCaddo is entitled to "A votes III the
State Convention. OF these ) are sure
for McEnery and Il for Adams. Inc
ether 9 votes are claimed by both
sac , and the State Convention VIII
have 10 pass on the Credentials.
East Feliciana Ill votes instructed
AGAINST Adams. this delegation will
pIobaply support Il dark horse.
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Iberia sent in her delegation for tn
Ieyee Governor on last Monday, and
make no mistake about it. and even
the New Delta was kind enough to
conccde the fact as early as TUESDAY
morning.
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The WORLDS FAIR.-The South may
claim, without prejudice. to have more
than its share of the worlds fair. The
acknowledged teanty OF the ladies OF
the South is due IN a great degree to
the rs, of Crrole Female Tonic, the
ladies friend and favorite. and sure
cnre for all female ailments.
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PARISH OF

The returns Of the primary election
hell in the Parish Of Assumption on
last Monday, the 18th inst TOR the rnf-
nose. ot electjpu delegates 10 the State
Nominating Convention, and candi-
dates for p%arochial officers, resulted as
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-12

When you wish TO send money, SEND
by Bank Draft. Much cheaper than
Post Office orders or Express.
Exchange issued, available anywhere
in the [. S., or Europe.
c. p. SHAVER, CASHIER.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Major C. Lagarde s%opthrougl' grind
nnn both of his places on last Satur-
day.
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Some of our good and enthusiastic
anti friends were Just a little too pre-
vious last Monday night in celebrating
the ..aooI news from Assumption
Oh but wasn't it sour the next morn
inc. Wliew,
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Mr.. G. A. Coisnet passed his last
canes through the mill on last We'd
nesdav at I'm. Ont of 10 arpents'
he made 100 hogsheads OF sugar.
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IocKPoRTP PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN

Ar q meeting held by this association on
+ba fl rat Thursday of october, 1889, it was !.
RESOLVED, That henceforth, a fair shall
be held for the benefit OF the school funa en-
- sv order of
eis rkERRE BARRIOs, Secretary
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TRIED IN THE BALANCE.-Marsden's
Pectorai Balm is not III experiment
For twenty FIVE years it has been "tri-
I'd III tGe balance" ard rot found want
IA IN i'll ability t. speedily and per
~manent!t care coughs and colds.
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Assumption did nobly last Monday,
and sent a solid McEnery delegation,
backed by a Il very handsome malolty.
to the Baton Rouge Convention.
There is no room fol contest there
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Four parishes elected their delegates
on last Monday, but the Delta did not
trot ont its rooster nor fire lts cannon
All four send IA solid delegation tor
NcFnpry and true Democracy.
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omen IN account with the Bank, sub
.oo+ 70 rour check. Checks furnished
froa and no charge of any kind made,
much more convenient and safer, than
teeping money elsewhere.
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Holiday presents Of ali description
and suited to every body,s taste, at
~Tlibodeaux's Pharmacy.
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NOTICE.

sealed proposals or bid. to do the pubic
printing of the Police Jury for and during
tha remainer of their term OF once, ana %
received by me and opened by the jury IN
omen meeting and he acted upon by the Jury
rhe right Is reserved to accept or releSs any
ana all bids. -. NE 49, 49, m,
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All Cash items such schecks, drafts
bounty checks &C., placed t. your cie-
dit. subject to your sight drafts, free OF
.pv exchanges. c. =. SHAVER,
CASHIER.
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A fine music box on exhibition
Rendering sweet music to all. Come.
and hear it. at Thibodeaux's Pharmacy
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THE BEST EVER UsED.-Sos says III
s. S. Hcrriek, former secretary OF the
Louisiana State Board of Health,
speaking of Martens Pectorai Balm
which lie recommends rs the bes'
remedy fos coughs, Group, colds, bron-
tiitis and sore throat.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-12

All the ferries were sold on last Sat
nrday. BY the president Of the Police
1nrv rs advertised. The price fell
Shout of last sale by a great deal.
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rHRISTNASC CON- ESBITONCE
A YEAR.

Il is IN old saying that "Chrlstmas
aon,es INT once 4 wear" and it is doubt
f,l ;f the time will ever come when a
h.nasomar line of Christmas Goods
IN ho saen in this town than that
now displayed at Il. H. Mebfiae >
stand.
Holiday presents Of every descrip-
ton. See his advertisement IN aho'h
or part of the paper.
The store Will be enlivene6 by mu-
!. from . fifty dollar Music Box dur
inc The Holidays.
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Those wicked NeEncfy men, or pros
as you will persist in calling them
the 1a claim everything Yes. and
villa Is much worse fur seme ones, they
cot II fairly, squarely, and honestly
prttts mnch al of every thing they
clam.
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If Won wish fine corrections, call at
T~bibodeaux's Pharmacy.
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,aon J.,tiape C,stcrn s15. 1900 Gallons, 50
pig.es 4 Eros. so Perdldo IT: New Orleans
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IyEN,s PUMP, ENGINE
.,na Roller. in Magnolia Grove Plan
ta-nn. opposite LaDadieville.
Apply to lkNiS bhon,
No. 30 Tchoupitoulas =, New orleans
May 1890
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On last Wednesday, aspeclat from
Baton Rouge appeared n 'he WY
l,uv naners. announcing the removal
by the Governor "f W. .. o'rai'i' '"N
assessor of Franklin Parish. TIE re
moval was said to have been made
..for cause = but of course no cause
was assigned III the order of removal.
No doubt. the following telegram
which appeared in the same issue oil
the said papers as the aforementioned
s,ae,al. contained the cause which
moved Nichols bigotry and narrow
miudedness to action:
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One pa,r cylinder boilers complete one
por.abIe engine, one %peddilng cart, tue
whole is in good order:
URSIN LEBLANC,
White Rose Plantation.
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Before purchasing your Christmas
Cards andPlesents elsewhere i would
be well for you to examine stock AT
Thibodeaux's Pharmacy.
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or contemporary, the "Dnnaldson
willie Chjef.' in its last ISSUE, had tins
to sat Nov. Assumption. tall IN.
Wei. Assumption has tallenir.-....t"
swell HE NcEnery column. not to swell
the Adams. as our cnnfrere would
have her do. Are YOU surra sd.
brotlsJ Bentley ? We thi"@ not.
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Tie we'll known ton>ollai ARTIST,
on Main ST., Mr.. Nnma kiviele' was
made the recipient Of a bouncing sifi
on las Wednesday morning. Now he
is hapav. Both mother and child are
dom. well.
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HSEND YOUR JOB PRINTING
TO THIS OFFICE
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TIM PRONUNCIATION twenty-five
yr,,1 n~.flep'S Prctpra1 Balm has
be%n ,,,.u# aud flvorah)v known IN the
Soul}r. ltisan unfaillng cure f"i IA
sripls. coughs, colds andrr"npin chli-
dren
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-12-12

T~libodeauNs Pharmacy.
Some of Il good and enthusiastic
anti friends were Just a little too pre-
vious last Monday night i'll celebrating
the ~.ooI news from Assumption
Oh , but wasn't it sour the next morn
ing. View! !
All Cash items such as checks, drafts
bounty checks &C., placed to your cle-
ait, subject to your sight drafts, free OF
any exchanges. ". olia En-
CASHIER.
THE WORLDS FAIR.-The South may
claim. without prejudice. to have nor
than its share of the worlds far. The
acknowledged teanty OF the ladies OF
the South is due IN a great degree TO
the psr of Creole Female Tonic, the
ladies friend and farorife. and sure
cure for all female ailments.
Fonr PARISHES elected their delegates
on last Monday, but the Delta did not
trot ont its rooster nor fire lts cann0n
All four send IA solid delegation for
McFuery and rue Democracy.
Iberia sent in her delegation for The
Ievee Governor on last Monday, and
make no mistake about it. and even
the ..Ncw Delta' was kind enough to
conccde the fact as early as TUESDAY
morning.
A fine music box on exhibition
Rendering sweet music to all. Come.
and hear it. at Thibodeaux's Pharmacy
Assumption did nobly last Monday.
and sent a solid McEnery delegation,
backed bv a IL very handsome malolty.
to the Baton Rouge Convention.
There is no room fol contest there
-
THE BEST EVER UsED.-So says Ut
:. S. Hcrrick, former secretary OF the
Louisiana State Board of Health,
sneakine of Marlen's Pectoral Balm
which he recommends rs the best
remedy fus coughs, Group, colds, prom
ciitis and sore throat.
Those wicked NeEncfy men. or pros
as YOU will persist in calling them
the ls claim everything Yes. ano
villa IS much worse for SONG ones, they
got ~ fairly, squarely, and honestly
pretts nnch al of every thing they
clam.
0arreatrmpnrary, the Donaldson
willie Chjef." in its last ISSUE, had tn
tosat snow. Assumption. fall IN.
Wei. Assumption has fallen ir,-....t
swell he McEnery column, not to swe'
the Aiam's. as Il e"nfrere w"nl'
have he, dc. Are YOU snrpr SO
broshsJ Bentley We thi"@ not.
The stockholders OF tie iMbodau
Brid., 60 attention i call to a note
Of a meeting to be held gu Januar
It'll. i>h4. is appears IN another col
una.
TIM rlNoKIrE.-For twenty-tI
yeal- Mataeu'> Pectofal Balm =;
been N,N and favorahly known ~ Il
Soulh. Its an unfailing cure for
gripfy. coughs, colds and cronpm CHI
drcn
Tie uc1l known tonsorial arts
on Maiu ST., Mr.. Nnma klviele, ";
made the recipient Of a bouncing q
on la, Wednesday morning. No"
is happy. Both mother and chl'a .
doing well.
Before pu chasins your ChrIstm
Cards audPIesents elsewhere. ! "o"
be well for you to stock
Thibodeaux's Pharmacy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-12

Dunlapl That was the accused mans
name. The name wa ordinary, there
are many Dunlsps in many cities. Yet
For al Eiat, from The beginning Of the
case, the name had developed a certain
train of "reminiscences in the mind Of the
judge.
he had spoken tonight TO his wife Of
the time when he had come, a poor boy,
from the country. Had the name so
often heard in court for a week past, so
often written in the papers under his
hand, called forth that ~allusion to his
bsyhood: Which Of u can tell what it
IL that leads our minds back TO long IN
rs~1embered days, 10 incidents for years
rlegated to oblivion Is il that strain
Of a tune from the strident hand organ
on the pavement, the dip Of a birds
wing in the spring blue, the caught up
word from a passer by-what Is It:
When he was a boy in the country,
orphaned, neglected, there was a little
girl be had played with-Salome. When
he was 16, with a thought of the city,
and looked down at his gnarled hands,
that little girl had encouraged him.
When he said he must leave old associ-
ahons and 90 out into the battle of. striv-
ing millions, that little girl had a smile
on her lips. but a tear in her eye-for
she had been his companion so long, he
had governed her thoughts so long, that
she could not realize life without him.
But he kissed her, and went to town 70
feel himself a tossed about atom no one
noticed. and dreamed of her and missed
her. and wished for her companiOnship.
When he found employment and had a
miserable room for a home, he one day
went TO that home, and there was Sa'
lone. After all, he was not so glad &c
see her.
sGrandmother's dead, " she said, in q
sort of triumph, land there's nobody K
keep me away. Eve come to stay"
But this could not be, and 50 he told
her. and she hung her head.
The woman Of the house was ap
PEAKED 10. and SalOme went out to serv
ice. her half DAYS of weekly outing al
ways taking her where she could see he
sole friend. When he was Is he wa
pounding parchment in an attorney
ofBoe.
sBe a lawyer" sbe said, and a
FINISHED with vanity.
Maybe you'll be q judge" she sad
dflnfing, and he lzughsdst her.
The president" cried she in glee.
But he did read lay, and began B
find that SalOme VIZ beneath hun. 81
may have understood, fer she left II
kitchen for the factory, and took t0read
ing inhammatOry literature. Yet hers
sociations were not ~ his-how couh
they be? She knew Haunting girls, he
every day ~co-workers; he saw We
dressed serious men every day Of h
lie. She knew few rules Of syntal
while he was daily studying the fauf
Of his tongue. He felt his s~upenOrit.
but argued that it wOald be cruel
show her that he did
He tired not 70 see somuch Of heL an
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-12

All at once there came a low knock
on the study door. His wife reused
herself, and with a little easeful sigh
turned from the fire.
How sweetly Estelle is singing to-
nightr' she said. Then in a raised
voice she called aloud, Come i'm The
door opened, the muse from the other
room gushed in, and a white capped
maid entered and went up to her mis-
tress and said some words in "A low tone
of voice. You know, Catharine," said
the lady, that I am trying 70 put stop
10 this"
Il know, ma'am," returned the maid,
"but she looked Sc tagged out | couldn't
be snaPpish to her"
Maybe the judges reflections as to his
younger life caused him to feel that he
owed his wife a little more than usual
He looked up.
what is itY7 he asked. Anything ]
can do for you, my DEAR
1T is one of those tiresome women
come TO speak with you" his wife
answered YEARLY. Must the mothers
and wives and all the female relatives
Of the men you try come to ask your
clemency for the accused ones, Why
should people be &c preposterouss A
Jury are the judges Of the facts; a judge
has nothing TO do with conviction"
'"You are a good lawyer" smiled the
Judge, gathering up his loose papers
and like most women yeu are agains'
! your own sex You don't say a WORD
about the men who come here"
These women irTitate me" she wen
on. ''The criminal. class appears 10 sin
gle out the houses of judges. IsupPos'
they argue that personal appeals WI
tighten sentences about to be imposed
I believe some Of the women who bethei
Us borrow the babies they bring witt
them; a baby is supposed 70 be a nos
pathetic adjunct to an appeal. Do yo'
remember that old tOothless n VII
came here with twins In long clothess'
Then the wife and baby of an ACCUSE
man ara down stairs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-12
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Continued from Ind Page.)

any flaw, the merest technicanty, 70
prove the feasibility Of higher honors for
him. If he were lenient he might be &C
cused of weakness; if he were as severe
- the fragrant crime might make the
ordinary man who espoused the cause OF
an outraged business community, 1t
might be argued that a judge should be
a principle, never an individual
So he must be careful, exact, having
before him nothing but the cold facts OF
the case: be an impartial, soulless arblter
Of the evidence deduced in the trial
From the room beyond came the acute
tones of a piano. A little prelude was
played, and then a clear, girlish voice
broke into song. 1t was a tender little
ballad which the daughter Of the house
sang to the man who sought to win her.
In the study the mother of the daugh-
ter Of the house, her gaze upon the flare
of the fire, thought Of the success to be
achieved by the daughter, as she had
ever thoughtof the success to be achieved
Nv The father Of that daughter.
In the study the Judge penned his de
cision condemnatCry Of a man not SO
many years older nan the lover of the
daughter, with mean advantages, great
temptations and n activity to be depre-
Gated, as was tn passivity of the othe;
man.
The song fos ID into the study, plant
i've and aching ~unsatished IS all music
Is.
Did the jud -e hear 1t as he wrote hii
ao-,-so,s n his Wife hear il as She
dreamed her ambitious dreams: