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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

! Have you ever sssn . "bsli skirty'
! You win - u In force soon. In tho
ast place, there h only ons ssam In q
ball skirt, and that h very conspscuous
and slanting ono from the hem 10 the
belt In the back Of the skirt From the
waist half way down 10 the knees the
skirt hts ~ Close ~ caiyx to liz rose.
Not plait. not n pnckrr. not . wrinkle
down asserts itself II would seesn that
the skirt was stretched Into the hand
instead Of plated IN, according 10 the
timeworn way II making shirta Then.
from Just above the knees that hell skirt
begins TO fare In some mysterious magic
way all II once. until u hangs In full
folds about the feet. aud the train
spreads ont on the ground LIKE IN cnor.
nous fan. No decoration desscratss
this strange skirt. NOT . frill 90 hand ~
tiny cord. and the lining Il exarsiy the
Shape Of the skirt and fitted In with ID.
not made In the form Of . pstticost with
drspery like ordinary skirts. Ths MILL.
ner who perpetratrs one Of sbess skirt
monstrosities must have . whole hocs
ON which ~ sprcsd the goods and lay
her pattern on.-Nsw York Letter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29
ws@sa's latest Tris@pa.

The man who saws wood and says
nothing" ~ regarded by many a. about
tho highest type % American manhood.
or coarua this silent citizen does not - "
wood for fun, nor merely for his health.
IL II doubtful. however, ~ he ever sawed
10 better purpose than did q young won.
nm IN Columbus. Ind. few days ago, to
whom merchant 81 that place offered
twenty yards ~ silk Tor . dree. N she
would saw half cord 81 wood IN front
of his store Sha borrowed Q Jaw AMI
went through the wood pile In eHaetly
three hours, aud the admiring crowd
bought her n twelve dollar hat 30 no with
the drs~a. The compensation was liberal,
and the young woman hal the aatisfar.
ton Of showing. In the language az Ham
Patch. that some things can lie done ne
well NJ Others. - indianapolis Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29
AstlHa . tfso.a.

A. the reception recently given At Dr
Cujlsrs residence 81 tho Cambridge
club. the exclusive wumans club u
iiruoklyn. ~ which Mrs John X CreeVy
~ ,ir~eno avenue, II president. the
guests wer" much Interested Ia pr.
iurInanc. 10y NINE All~rti. the Deissrt.
can exponent 10 the muaic IN piano
~ "N,arer nv God. a. Thce." Nine.
AllTrti gave the hyian In the natural
language which humanity might em.
ploy u word and sign symbols were nm.
known. To the accompanying chords ~
the melody she performed fitted facial
and figure movements which remarkably
expressed the spirit ~ the hymn I, was
curious and most interesting ~ showing
tho power ~ other than voice expression,
but, rs one 81 tho listeners put Il, Il
loBgci Tor her 90 burst into song. -
New York Times.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29


The returns u some % the large
friendly societies Tor $500 are now com
ing In. and notwithstanding tho In.
crcascd expenditure caused by the In.
Auenxa epidemic In the early part Of the
year. the figures In most cases show
largo increases. both In inembers and
funds T..s Ancient Order ~ Forcsters.
numerically the largest. with its TOO. 900
members. added ~ ,ss1 20 lie number
and fi5p. 903 10 its funds, bringing the
rcsrrve ca'A'a' ~ to ft.Soo.000 This
society sppearr 10 he rapidly dwelling
mp" its actuarial deficiency. the rvturns
showing that proportion equal 10 7st
a IL membsss are now paying graduated
contributions acsoriing 10 age. ~ against
0e.6 ave years ego.
The Manchester Unity II Odd Fellows
comes slightly behind the For~ssS IN
rsspsct 10 number, bot occupies far and
away the front rank Of all societies In
wealth, IL invested capital reaching the
magnificent amosnt Of 81 go. 900.
Tho Hearts of Oak. the largest cen.
tralised society without brAnches, has
bssn advancing Of lats years by leaps and
boundal Its annual report shows thst IN
1890 u added 1000 30 its membership,
which now numbers TO, 600, and ~, 90
10 liz funds, totaiing its reserve capital
up 10 81. i57.5is, This society admits M
oas 10 Ito membership over thirty years
a 49,. and 10 chis6y rroruited from ths
ranks Of small shopkecpcrs. CLERKS and
skta,sd arteAna
In tho skSrsxsts thcss three societies
total mp IN adult memberxhip of 500.
600. with ia. 900 Juvenile members and a
gruss invested capital Of over eis. oo0, 600
Tbs great burial collecting societies
constitute quits another class. nj tbs
head u which stands the Prudential.
with aasets worth fis. 00o. 600, and which
claims 10 have s.ooo 600 policies In force.
The Prudential 10 joint ssoch limited
company. which began with . capital of
0,ooo about forty years ago. A rev years
sincs this grew 10 r2oo.0oo Accordins
10 statement recently made by fir Her.
bert Maxwell In tho house Of commons
the shareholders In 1887 received divi.
dends equal 10 600 psr cent on the orig.
tnai capital. beside- bonuses amounting
10 fsve. eoo.-'st James oasette
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

Vt thi- season of thr year the most
vigorous aud heart, people often ha>,
ircliur II ~, t.u,--, tired aud worn
ont. Siihuut hminuun To- de- anything
and many lr,ak uut ia pimplr- and
huils What yuu require = mild
tonic m",liriur that will act gently un
the liver and hlp-l. aud Tor tins. moth
ing equals ~ tiunn'- lmpro,cd LAYER
Pills They give ~ activity e. the
liver. purity the blood and by their
mild tome action. new vitality and
strength 10 tho entire system. Sold
at - cents n box hy Ross 4 Mann.
- -
r,n-t'~ Milwaukee bottled liccr and
other leading brands at Wholesale IL.
quur ilonae, uFn Fourth st OLYMPIA
Wash
iur the latest STYLES In spring Der
by's and soft hat. 90 a. Brown 4 Fer
riss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29


Sunday evening two young men rvtiresi
in one 81 the principal hotels and went
10 sleep. One ~ these Euesss was from
Ohio. the other. . genuine fruntiersmsn
from South Dakota They slsps until .
q m. Sunday, when swsheasd by a
couple Of rvSsssrinE youths who occu.
pied an Adjoining rcosn. Ths youths
shouted and sang until guests sll srcusd
commenced 30 protest, and then they
shouted aud sang all the ioadse.
The Dakota man rang Zoe q tostet.
and sent hsm 10 quiet the unruly youths,
but with no rnect. Thea the ohiosn
sro~r. tied = snsp~nder around his waist,
rolled up the sleeves ~ his nishs~hifi
and walked 30 the door whence came
the riotou. sounds. lie knorked, aud
one u the fellows opened II. The Ohio
man didn't stop b talk. iIe charged
Into tina, roon, telied one youth In the
neck, knocking him on top 10 ths bed
Quick a. fash he seis~d the othss ani
haried him bodily scro@s the Arxa Thra
be pounded thrif heads together willis
he regsined his breath, aud told them
that n thsy woke hi,n an again he would
eone In and throw both ~ th.m through
the window.
lie dept In peace until hr~shfsss time
--PhiIsdslphia Press
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

Some one avers that the reign Of bio
s-brac IL over. and the rooms Of the rich
and great collectors are being cleared of
their costly trash. SO II may be. for u
10 time 10 change when the nohodies
decorate their quarters with make b.
lieves In art. But, In abandoning brio
a-urac Tor house ornament, another d.
rection IL given 10 its display, and this IL
the dinner table. while such exquisits
glass and china exist II will not hs rels-
gated 10 the closeta In Paris the fashion
in table decoration has reached point
that places Il among tho arta Dishes Of
the rarsst workmanship. the antiques
which formerly reposed In q special cab
met under glass, ara now brought forth
and actually used on the table.
They hold fruits. and In their turn are
surrounded by wreaths Of roses and vio-
lets. crowned, ~ Il were, for the time
bring. Trsccries Of flowers are scattered
all over the tabiecloth. and among them
are placed precious porcclains, priceless
old Saxony ware. hgurines worthy Of
some toy shop In ths spheres. % tho tabs
present apostle confusion Of porcelain
figures and nowers," while u the ends
rise those tail stsmzned crystal vssss that
look like arrested fountains Allied with
exotica Such. then. h ons phass u thiz
new scheme Of decorstion n sstAhliSh.
ments whore taste and money have bssu
expended In ceasele9 collecticuA Brio.
s-brac est moTti vivs n bgic-a- bracl--
Boston Herald.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

ls,uVN. " I.
lit H. Hn-A>k. Nfrl,Nt CO., ii.
qua. -
'pstitNie y .u' File E.m,ly D.
a ''nI,l't' su,r,,. selling fplrll, and
gi,lnk mlttfsAl ttti.ft,h.u
Mr. u l.. thfk. Ns.1 Engineer
Consideration prt y 4 Il u say
~ buaank"'- rilr H,mrl, las gwen
greater rlei thnu ANYTHING else /
ever used
VI \ Commercial. N-,t Editor
la'oma N,... t'-iifi'. ~ ~. m'flt- IA
The following ,ulucl.tic manner Dr
h".auku.- lllo R'm,dN hn- .urcd a
mo-t stubborn ,,-r Of ul,- ut ,icut
wear. standing. nll other applications
having failed Nuu MAY h'tflll, aud
With ,andut commend - 90 ON, and
all ~ thu ,la-- ut -uli,fct-
Yours \ u ~TTW All & 60.
Sold -, MktHA Ro-t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

ltscsms an interesting coincldeuce the,
Mn. ''Stonewali~ Jsrkson should In In
New York arranging Tor ses publication
Of the mcmoirv II hev hasI'and. the dis
tsnguished Confedesats general. II This
time. when tho memoirs 81 JelRes~on
Davis. by bis widow. have just Appeared.
Tns literary ABILITY ~ the wives II great
men IL evidently not generally Known
until they become widowed. Mrs Grant.
IL y said. will soon have ready fs the
publishes what she knows about tlse lifs
II her distinguished husband. and thess
has been great deai Of t~ik shyut Mn
ShevsdAn's book on bar gallant husband
Tbs family Il 0snsrai Hhsssnsa ssiIl
rsfass 10 pus NJ pvtvats papsS In The
market. but - eo,dier's widow. vhea
tAss soldier - aid . sssat plass IN ths
histosy ~ he eountsy. nssd u . sssssy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29
MashlnNtOn : tandara

"trt,Do.e WDWts GAutfD our.
IT.. >.~ A",a '""g,.".' n.fs... q"
Hesst,. tt.tn d.mr-r.
Women cruv.i,.l q. thr sixth las . So.
.t,u n thc ~ ri Msth"ll., c,,nfer
.uce 90 she iif.t N,fhvlist Imseaf tl
tuf,h lUuk,ts o. fhst were greh.iN
interested ir 'H' question under 'liscns
SION shall vamsp B., slmiitr'l ta tho
,,nfrr,ut lhr, went aVat vastly
dsspt-lut..l 20 tbr result ~ the ballot
M dashed ih'ii h.Ise
10, - n em,ih nr-t .ir,kr ga the
great 'lu'.i n - the das lIn favored
the admission q women to ID. confer
.nce. auI declared there was nothing In
~-.rimnr. Witch would d,har women
ffum the convention 90 from sharing in
the highest mn1r. ~ 80 churrh
W a. McAunr, .ir,ke against the
ladies who eyed him unisvorably lie
-ad homo We ih' 4 80 fur wornen. the
conference f,r m"n lie a.krd ihr mem
b~rs to vote against ,l''ir admission
". II NAV n,llfr--s,l the meeting
80 ~" a.s,tnati,e side ~ the question
cut pr Me- hcsnry t,-ik the other lie
questioned the advantage ih" conference
would derive from the I.rrr"nce ~ WON
en- he sail that the world had heard a
great deal al,ont the n ghts 81 women.
but nothing ~ o. what viii ho accom-.
plishcl y, plf admission a. the confer.
.uc.. lie asked II tho conference. would
call Tor volunteers for the army wonld
women cnlisty This. he said. they could
not do. ~ u would be- against nature.
and ~ Wild be equally unnatural 81 let
them int. he conference Dr MeChesney
closed his remarks thus III We make
this change. whatever may he the result,
Il will cause the people u other churches
Ia look at II rs a strange and outlandish
action. I, will ALLEVIATE many Of our best
Methodist families from the church"
Rev. j. .. Stonc said, I'VE live In an
age that Is moving. have never known
that the ser question has h<en brought
up In the administration 81 government
in Europe. nor has woman's intellect
uality been questioned More than half
who have pledged themselves 10 10 into
foreign lands as missionaries are women.
30 women are taking part In the for.
ward movement 81 the world. Let us
view this question calmly. let us not tilt
against II n so many Quirotes with
lances poised"
DR.. Day followed In the same strain.
Dr. Geor',- ~ Mc0raw was aiso IN
favor Of admitting tho women. lie said
that there was not passage In the Script.
ures forbidding their presence In the
conference, and he wished them there on
that account and because Of their major.
ity In the church. Twothirds OF its mem.
bern were women.
We nre told" said Rev. =. J. Hor,
nance. that II tho women are not al
mitirj into the general conference they
will form "a new church. n they are AL
initted had results viii follow. 10. choo~.
ing TIE lesser 81 the two evils. shall
vote rgainsi their admission"
Rev. A. II. Ferguson said he should
vote on the sisters side Of the question.
When the debate ended Bsshop Fits-
gerald announced that the voting would
procaed. II was an open ballot by yeas
and nays Two hundred and forty two
members tfi-is0 against and 90 In
favor Of the proposition. New York
World.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

Kerosene has been put TO ~ many uses
Of late that II VIII soon lie diflicult tash
10 say what this oil will not do We
were rather SURPRISED. however. 10 see q
thrifty maiden cleaning an old straw hal
with = cloth wrunR out ~ the oil. II
was an expensive braid. but had . dusty
look. which the oil took away complete.
ly. II IL necessary to air articles cleaned
in,his way thoroughly, not only 30 ~
move the oior. but 10 insure II against
being infiammable. Just imagine the
pretty wearer % . da.nty hat leaning
over the lamp To look nj soms photo
graphs. OF what not. when the apparent.
ly new beadgear suddenly isniir~ and
nothing Ia left 30 tell the tale hut q
thimblefal % ashesi--New York world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29


A wedding that sxcitsd much peculiar
interest occurred recently, when Mis-
Pomeroy became Nm. John Stevenson.
The "happy man-clect" h the head
waiter ut the Murray Hill hotel. bat the
occasion derives Its right 10 b men
toned among ''society" items from tn
fact that xiss ronsroy y young. pretty
Of excellent family and petition and, Ia
the eyes OF many. ths posssDos Of still
inoIs unquestionabls chasm->D0. 900 Z
year income. John oosvsnsua. who y I
quiet. ws1 nannsssd young Ssotohman.
has been hsad waiter 1t ths hotsl ancs
II epsnsd. end Mis- PomeToy hes bssn Z
guess thsrs Tor ~ same length of time,
An the othsr guests manifested ths
most vivid interest In this romantic love
affair. -xsttie Sheridan IN Epoch.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

Tperc was q remarkable couple ut the
Union depot the other day. II was Joha
echrimshcr. who weighs les pounds. and
his wife. who weighs 400 pounda They
arc from Emporia, and were going 10
Tecumseh. Neb. When schrimKher sat
By his wife In the waiting RON he hook.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

When you oh NJ the mule slgn
just step In and get your A I Ha.
vsnas. n
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-29

NJ luu,. r,,ue. 900 England ".
niDan. ti.. ugi.'lasn, Il thsstfaurs
l,di,s a.. vflir O.. him vlIhupt lstiue
lu bn.N Wh'tiiri il.t ave- single ~
marr.i i.tli zoos ihat the-s-i,iir.
arr ~ nl..l sh.u lr WRONGLY adlre.s, =
ih.m a. .th.f Nu - MI e.
tine vtil fr.m thr irsli-h wfi,t might
IA" added .ur from a.. American -
viewer. vhs would often 49, glad 90
know whether pa, Mary smith whos.
new novel has ,Ymr into hls hahds, u
spinat't 90 net u hn reviews her
eufh ~ any i'nRth bee NAV wish o. Tefrr
Co ihe author lS uaiur
sI-sk ui h"r -impl, a. Mary smith
impllcs ifr,t''r familiarity than the easn
se'ins g. warrant II hs sl-aks ~ her -
Mr. smith Dec 'pa1 provoke her anFtf
" shr hapts.us a. y" unmarried. 80 n tha
u married shr may H.. equally dis
pleased ~ l-atng called Mins smith
nist 'ithef condition tho reviewer
NAV gain ~ hims"if reputation FOE
insttnfafs taunut Ruihur AMI pnb.
trh.T combine g. give "a the title page
some Indication - the truth Helen
Leah nersl IN lluinemakrr.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-09-26

JURY DE PoLIcE.-Le Jury de
Police s'est assemble mardi dernier
a la maison de cour. Tous les
membres, excepte F. L. Barilleaux
representant lie 4me Ward, etaien,
presents. Mr.. A. Thibodaux, recem-
ment nomme par lie G~ouverneur
Nichols, en- Replacement de L. F.
Gaude, decide, ma pas fait son
apparition.
Aprss la lecture DIES minutes de la
derniere session ct la lecture DIES
communications ct raports, lie Jury a
procede a 81 Reorganization ct a
Homme les memes officers. Les souls
arrangements qui ont etc fats, c'est
dams lie choix DIES Inspectors dies
chemins ct levees. Ainsi, Mr.. i. J.
Caillouet, a etc choisi pour lie deux-
ieme district en- Replacement de MIR.
Marcelin Bergeron qui a decline
femploi. Mr.. Taylor Adam a etc
nomme pour lie 5me. district, a la
place de VALERIE Guedry, Mr.. Alfred
Adam a etc nomme dams lie Sine.
district en- Replacement de Sympho-
rien Rodrigues ct Mr.. Fred Davis a
etc elu pour lie One. district.
lie rapport du Tresorier montre une
balance en- main pour lie oompte du
Fond General de s3426.75 ct une
balance de S3954.09 au credit du
fond de drainags.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-09-26

Tn train special compose dune
ct de trois wagons a
passengers, a fait lundi dernierla course
de New York a Buffalo, Tongue de
1861 miles, en- 40 minutes, y COM
pris trois arrets qui ont fait perdre
quatorze minutes. Aucun fait dune
vitesse semblable ma encore etc
accompli sur aucun chemin de fer.
soft en- Amerique, soft en- Europe, 81
Ton tient compile de la longueur du
parcours, lequel a etc franchi a raison
de plus dun mile a la minute.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-09-26

"EETING EFT BARBEcUE.-Le meet
ing democratique, suivi dun grand
barbecue, qui a Gu lieu dimanche
dernler, dams lie pare de Mr.. Hebert 4
quatre miles en- haut de Thibodaux.
sur la rive droite du Bayou Lafour-
che, a etc un des plus imposants qui
alent eu lieu dams rEtat. depuis
louverture de la presente campaene.
Longtemps avant l'heure fxee pour
iouverture, les routes qui conduisaient
au rendezvous, etaient c~ouvertes de
voltures ct de cavaliers qui venaient
de tons les points de notre
ct de celle de Presumption ct lorsoue
iassemblee a etc appellee a lordre, il
y await deja devant restrade. n
foule considerable.
Apres la nomination de Mr.. Ernest
Roger CONNIE president, ct celle de
nombreux vice-presidents, avec NM.
A. joliet Jr., ct Roger secretaries. les
o%rateurs dtsignes dams lie programme
ont successivement pris la parole,
les Hon. Horace Dufour ct Gee. W.
Dupre ont adressG rassemblee en-
%francais ct les Hon. R. n. Ogden.
Bernard Shields ct Gabriel Montegut
en- anglais.
Les discours termines une serie de
resolutions favorisant lamendemeut
constitutional, ct condamnant les
associations politiques secretes, orga-
nisees en- dehors du part democratic
ont etc lues ct Embarrassment
applaudies-c'etait la cloture du
meeting.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-09-26

Ia LoI DU DIMANCHE AU CONNEC4
TIcUT.-Parmi les lois en- vigueur
dams lEtat de Connecticut sen trouye
une qui interdit tout travail manuel
lie dimanche, a moins quill ne s'agisse
dune 9uvre de charlie on Quill V ait
%necessite absolue. II est egalement
defendu de tenir ouverts les f~abriques,
atetlers ct magasins, de vendre quot
que ce soft ct de Sc livrer 1 aucun
advertisement. Generalement cette
lol reste a letat de lettre morte, dams
un bel acces de puritanisme, on la
fat revivre ct on l'applique dams
toute sa rigueur.
Cest en- ce moment i Hartford que
la loi du dimanche exerce SEES restric-
tons les plus bizares. La semaine
d%ernlere, la police a prevent les petits
.marchands, pour la plupart Italiens,
qul vendent dies fruits au coin DIES rues.
d'avoir a tenir leurs boutiques fermees
lie dimanche depuis lie lever jusqu'au
coucher du soleil. Les Italiens sc
sont c%onsultes, ct Sc sont dit que.
puisqu'on les %empachait de TRAVELLER
lie dimanche, il fallait egalement
appliquer la loi aux autres CONNER
eants. lis ont done adresse au chef
de Ia police Inc petition demandant
que les bureaux de tabacs ct les
pharmacies fussent fermes lie dimanche.
Apres consultation avec lie MARIE ct
fsttorney de district, la police a resolu
de faire droit a cette petition, ct
desormaisl lie dimanche les pharmaciens
ne pourront plus vendre que DIES
medicaments, mails pas lie moindre
bonbon nj lie plus petit cigare. Les
restaurants pourront roster ~ouverts,
mails a la condition ~egalement de ne
pas vendre de cigares. II va sans
dire que la mise en- vigueur de cette
a%ncienne loi, qu'on croyait tombee en-
desuetude, souleve de tres wives
protestations a Hartford ct dams tout
tout lie Connecticut.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-09-26

LIE soussigne. proprietaire de 5000 acres de
terre situes dams la p~aroisse Verm;llior, aux
environs du Lac Arthur. louera pour la
culture dn riZ on autre la dita terre aux
conditions suivantes.
I'm quart de la recolte jusqu il cent aeres
ct I'm cinquieme au lessus de cent acres.
La terre est entouree
ii vepdra a 5000 facre. PAYABLE un tiers on
Ia Motto compliant, ct la balaLce a un an on
deux ans de credit.
Cette terre est propre a toutes sortes 9
culture.
S'adresser a
j. p. GUEYDAN.
She'll Beach. paroisse Vermlllior. La.
On anx bureaux. de la S~ENTINELLE de Thibu
daux pour informations nrealables.
Dec. $3.50
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Tn peintre AMERICAN de valeur, NJ
Henry Mosler, qui await envoye a
Exposition de Berlin deux toiles tres
r%emarquees, un Noel en- Bretagae
ct n Scene rWogeoise, s'est WI
decerner n mention honorable par
lie jury.
Furieux de ~receyoir une aussi mince
recompense, N. Mosler a renvoye son
diplome au president du jury, NJ. Won
Werner, en- disant quill considerait
cette distinction CONNIE une injure.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-09-26

PLUIE.-La pluie tant desiree est
enfin tombee, dimanche dams la mutt
ct lundi dams la journee. Les jardi-
niers qui voyaient leurs legumes
deperir par la s~echeresse, sont auiour-
d'hui dams la j~ubilation. Les plan
tenrs sucriers qui voyaient leurs
cannes %jaunir, les voient reverdir
avec plaisir. 81 la temperature Sc
comporte bien, il fault esperer quill Sc
produira une amelioration dams les
cannes.