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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22
To ObIiterate McKinIeyism.

CAMDEN, Ark, Nov. Ex-senator
James K. Jones, senior representative
of Arkansas in the upper house of con-
gress. in an interview Friday gave it as
his opinion that the next senate. con-
trolled by the Democrats, would repeal
the Mckinley law and pass free silver
bill. Senator Jones says the senators
from the silver states and the north
west, regardless of party, will vote with
the Democrats on all economic ques-
tons.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-G eneral Rose
Grams. register of the treasury, was sent
to Fortress Monroe, Va. Friday even
ing in the hope that the change will to
move the present DAM - IL case OF
paralysis. He has air = tie uss
of his hands, and Is air es-. He
is seventy-three year and bin
friends are very much ~ !. ! at bis
condition.
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BAGLEYS BAG
Contained Big Doodle of the United States
Express Company.

Express company
CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-George Bagiey, a
messenger in the employ of the United
States Express company, and trusted
emplOye, who has for many years run
between Chicago and Kansas City, on
the Rock Island road, is missing. He
went out of Chicago Thursday night
and when the train reached Davenport
at an early hour he took all the cash and
valuables he could carry and left for
parts unknown. He was missed by the
train men almost Immediately, and they
at once notified the express company Of
fcials in this city.
1t is said Bagley took two packages
containing $15O.OOO.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 21.-Dubuque's
first winter storm proved to be the sever
est and most disastrous experienced for
many years. Snow began falling early
Thursday morning. accompanied by high
wind. Before night blizzard set in,
and IN a short time Geographic commu-
nication was entirely cut off. In the
city telephone, fire alarm and every
kind of electric service was rendered
useless. Trains were run on all roads
centering here without dispatchers' in
structions. relying on card rights. 1t
is impossible to estimate the damage
done.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22
Fatal Celebration.

HARRIsv1LLE. w. Va, Nov. 21.-
While the Democrats Were celebrating
the recent Democratic victory at Ellen
boro, cannons were being used, when
one burst. killing Frank Jones instantly
and tearing frank Miners leg off just
below the knee
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22

The Area of the Country At
fected by the Storm.
Communication by Wire Seri-
Ousiy Interrupted.

The Rockies, Canada, Ohio and Arkansas
Bound the District-Iore Bad Weather
il, the Region of the Great Lakes-Con-
siderable Damage Done to the Ship
ping Interests.
CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-Telegraph wires
are down all over the country. Through
sources of the railroad and telegraph
companies come the report of badly in
terrupted service. Messages came from
some western points by mail Friday,
and senders in Chicago were told that
what they desired transmitted by wire
was subject to delay for which the tele-
graph companies would not be respon-
sible.
Wires Down Everywhere.
One of the Western Union men said
Friday: Our wires are down every
where. We have received reports by
mail from several points in Iowa. A
bulletin announces that everything has
collapsed at St. Paul, Kansas City,
Omaha, Cedar Rapids and Marshall
town. The Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy wires are down west of Burling-
ton. Ia, and the Hannibal and st. Joe
wires west of Quincy. The storm fol-
lowed a track from Cedar Rapids on the
west to Mount Carroll on the east, down
the Mississippi river on both sides. The
trouble seems to have originated in Kan
sas, but it soon covered greater and more
important territory"
Extent of the Storm.
The storm extended to Arkansas,
Canada, the Rocky mountains and as far
east as Ohio with more or less violence.
Atmospheric disturbances were also re-
ported from the east and Geographic
communication with New York and
Washington was desultory and mainly
by roundabout routes. The Postal com
pany wires are down from Milwaukee
west to the Pacifice coast and east by
way of Buffalo and Washington. The
telegraph men believe that the worst
has passed and that the chances Of early
relief are good.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22

DENVER, Nov. 2l.-Charies 5. Thomas.
member of the national Democratic
committee. who switched to Weaver,
made an attack on George D. Herbert,
editor of The Posi-, and would have
killed him mad not an employe of Ny
Herbert seized the would be slayers
hand. The Post has been attacking
Thomas for bis annetacN-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22

LOWELL, Mas. Nov. 21.-The cotton
spinners Friday night voted not TO &C
cept the per cent. rate Of wages in the
mills and so demand 10 per cent. Thy
claim that the first named advance wiz
not give them as much a5 Fall River
and New Bedford operative bad before
1t is probable that there MAJ lie a strike
in the Lawrence corpo.at,Cl4.
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Peculiar Manner of Suicide.

MASON CITY. Ia, Nov. 81 - MrA
Cannon, residing six miles north of the
city, committed suicide Thursday night
Some time during the night she arose
from her bed, stripped and went cut
into the cold. When found Fridsy
morning. thirty rods from the house,
she was frozen stiff. The coroner's yea
dict was suicide.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22
Killed Inv Hirhbinders.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Highbind-
ers, Friday night, fatally shot Chin How
Han, a Chinese shrimp dealer. Han
says he was shot because he refused 70
pay blackmail. The police are making
an active search for the murderer or muir
dererS.
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At Harrison, Ark.

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark, Nov. o1.-
News reached here Friday that full
grown cyclone struck Harrison. Ark,
near here, Thursday night, killing FIVE
residents of that place and woupding
many others. \ large number of houses
We're blown down and considerable
stock killed ami carried off. Two small
children We're Carried quite distance
by the wind, but escaped unhurt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22

The roof was blown off and the walls
seriously damaged.
The small schooner Spaulding, at
Mount Clemens, dragged anchor during
the gale and struck against dock in
the harbor at East Tawas. Mich, badly
damaging both. The captains son-in-
law and the mates son were drowned.
William L. Adams, a railroad man, was
found horribly mangled in the Big Fom
yards at Delaware, o. 1t is believed lie
suicided.
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Killed by "A RmlI.

CAMDEN, W. Va, Nov. 21.-Georgs
Scott, a farmers son. mile back Of
here, went through field in which his
father kept vicious bull, and was gpred
to death by the animal.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22
SHOT IN COURT.
United States Cavalry Captain Killed for
| Testifying.

United States cavalry Captain Killed Tor
Testifying.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov. 21.-Captain
John G.. BOurke. of the Third United
States cavalry, who became noted re-
Gently for his activity i'll running down
the Cara revolutionists, was shot and
killed in the United states court here by
Paul Friche, a United States deputy
marshal. Bourke was testifying in the
investigation that is in progress for the
violation of the neutrality laws i'll the
CARA uprising. A portion of his evil
deuce angered Friche, who shot the Of
ficer dead before any one could inter
fere.
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ETEN CEN IT'S

Il 1oee less you tate 1T 6y the year; only 81 Don't
yOU tbinb Hnt is little you could DO OlC0TdS sup
porting q dniGy Dmper In COJunobin.
But Yo~ "oa't get your mail daEy orH 0t1" dntI'
cannot rench the dug it is pbJLsbe then 0dCtSe
you to take our Senaj-1Oeekly. We 10iG send you
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22

VALPARAISO. Iud., Nov. 21.-Clarence
and Roy Struble were playing with a
gun, when it was discharged, fnli load
of shot striking the former in the neck,
killing him instantly.
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TH--.oW POLITICS TO THE DOGS
;" Let's Talk Business.

You 1Cnnt the the best that you get for
yOtcr lORpV y0u i.05 hn5e and dU1kY paper
the DAILY KEE' IS the only paper that giUes it, 1t
1cjh cost you only
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-28

! bale 36-inch unbleacbsd Cot
ton, worth &c q yard at &c.
bale 80 'nch, worth 6 1-2c q
yard at s &c.
! bale 36-inch, worth 7c q yard
AZ &c.
/ bale 36-inch, worth 19c O
ya'd at 6 1-2c.
bale 36.inch, worth &c q yard
at 7c
bale 4O-inch, worth &c a yard
at &c.
bale 40-inch, worth 8 1.2c Q
ward, at 7 l.2c.
8 dozen bleached Pillow Cases
al made at 15c
5 dom bleached Pillow Cases
a. 16c.
8 dozen bleached PILLOW Gaze
extra sin- and quali'y a 18c.
s dozen bl.ach-d She t., all
made, L. ckwood cloth ut Csc.
Pillow Tubing for Pillow
C,ses, no seam on side at 18c q
ysrd.
BIsached "a Sheeting at l9c
yard.
Unbleached 9-4 Sheeting at 17c
a yard.
Bleache1 Cot'ons, SO inches
Sioe, at 9, 6 l 2, 7, 7 IL to IL 1-2c
ya'd.
Full line of Messenger Shoe,
,lwavs on hand.
Price of Youths sizes, 10 to 2 at
81 70.
p ice Of Bows sizes, 8 to 8 5l.2
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-28

and we are not standing on any oere-
mony, either. Our great sale OF
Mems, Youths and Boys Trousers
has never been paralleled in the
history Of the trade. Certainly moth
ing like it has ever been seen in this
city and, IL it ever has been matched
elsewhere, we have yet to hear of ii.
1t has been a source of just as much
as,vnishment TO those who are in the
business as TO those who are out oft.
They don't understand how we can
afford to sell first rate pair Of
Trousers at a third rate price. Well
we are doing it; ifyou doubt il, come
and look at the Trousers and the
prices both will astonish youl
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-28

t. At 31.75.
Prioe Of Mems sizes, 8 to IL at
1. 81.
d Gents Furnishings.
Blue check Overslls, all dsss
st 25'a pair.
= Mems Domet Shirts at 25s
- each.
= Gents un'sundersd Shirts at
v 81 1-2c each.
:. Gents sll.wool Cardigan
Jackets at 81 80, old price 81 %.
.. SHOE DEPARTMENT.
~ Ladie- call and inspect our liz g
Of 81 Boots. tho most comul r.
% inc in the city, We have them
c D and e width, common s-nse
II and opera toe, lace and button.
heel or spring heel, all sizes fr'm
" 2 1.2 to 8, every pair warranted
q Tackles, inner solce, one Viccs
$40 x, the oeSt grace OF oongo'a
'c KID IN tho market. Call and Rso
t.em before You buy.
G We have about 81 pairs of
Ladies' Kid Bo Is in common
.s sense . d o era soa, sizes from 4
e /, 7. Shoes thst We 20 d at &1.75
a,d 81 8 per ,sir We will close
}, out at 31.'5 per pair.
L.dieI Rabbers at 1Sc per pair,
It % tn 26r.
Misses Rubbsrs at 1Sc per pair,
9 worth 30c.
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Ia LOTERIE. IN PRETEITE

Les consplrateurs qui ont complete
la destruction de Ia Democratic en-
Louisiana, affirment que Ia question
de la loterie est lie seul motif qui les
controllent dams leur guerre fratricide
contre lie parti. Une maioritG des
delGgues a Ia convention reguliere de
PEtat, sc sont rendus a la dite con
vention avec instruction de laisser la
solution de cette question aux pri-
naires b~lanches, ct ceci aurait etc fait
de bonnie fol, ainsi que les conspira-
teurs lie ~savalent tres bien, d'apres
certaines regles qui %auraient obtenu
un verdict honnGte du peuple. Ce
nest pas Ia question de la loterie,
qui a donne a la revolte. mais
une determination de chefs dGsesperes
ayant en- u soft de gouverner lie
partl democratique GU de lie ruiner.
Quaud lie caractere calmc ct conserva-
teur dies n-asses aura Ell lie temps lie
Sc prononcer, lis t%rouveront que leur
plan revolutionnaire sera reprimandG
avec tant de force que Ia lecon ne
sera pas oublite de sitot. lis ont
beau dire eft beau faire. les motifs oui
les encouragent ne sOnt autres chooses
que le desir de Sc perpttuer au pou-
voir, coute que coute, lie part demo
cratique deyrait-il s~an6antir ct sen
gloutlr dams lears attcntats dGscsptrts.
Nals REIMBURSEMENT, le peuple blanc
loulslanals nest pas endorIni il a
I9il ouvert ct volt &c qui SC passe
autour de hi il Sc levera dams toutc
sa force au temps opportun, e. par
une majorite Gcrasante en- favour de
fHon. Samuel D. McEnery ct de ses
associes sur lie ticket Fiat derniere
ment nommG a Baton Rouge il les
releguera a tout iamais dams lEtat de
'oubli.
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NOTICE.

NR. PLACIDk HEBERT, AT HOTEL r.
- Toulouse, L~afOurche Crossing II 80.
charge OF all durable and visible diSessua
lou san ma MN for consultation al Tom.
louso'~ Hotel, ~Laforrche Crossing. "u-
lures the following diseases Dvsnars.
Kidney affections. Bropsv. Pneumonia $50,
OF All KINDS. Paralysis, Nervousness, grsvsI
heart Diseases, Rheumatism all Driysta
Proves to the public the IS and source.
of all diseases. Ources
ful cases "a uouDs
men guarantees are required, the pa.Ie,,
may utposIt money eXacred for cure in tha
hands Of Mr.. Toulouse who will return -. ~
same ifcure is not affected. sAe
Come and be convinced.
Nltnout any information given. DR. Heb.
at once locates the disease, makes nj -
ingly "NSoFQ-
All his medicines are pure and harmless
10 prove this when required. he will faha !
dose OF each at the same time. take thereatta.
meal. Hearty
those unable TO come for consultation "a,
v Fite- and the DOCTOR will call on them :
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aux
crates de la LOui-
Siane.

Chambres du Comite de Champagne
de McEnery.
Nouvelle Orleans, leo7 Oct. 81.
Aux Democrates dc Ia Louisiana
A une assemble de Democrates dies
differences pareisses de rEtat de Ia
Louisiana, tenue all Gruneuald Hall
lie II Oct. 1891. il fut determine que
les perils Qui assiegent lie part
demandent absolument rexertise de
la plus grande patience ct de la plus
grande consideration de la part de
tous bons democratcs dams lassemblee
du comitt central de I'ttat qui devait
alors bient6t Sc rtunir. ct quils lie
lc rccommadent ainsi.
II fut aussi determine que Ia situa-
ton %singuliere dams Ia politique demo
cratique dc Get Fiat. mise dams cette
position par &c qui est comm sous
lie nom de compacte de Lafayette, par
iequel on await attentt de tratiquer Ia
nomination de Gouverneur. de Tr6so-
rler dEtat, ct de Surintendent DIES
ecoles publiques, ainsi que du Presi-
dent temporaire de la convention
d'Etat, ~necessitait I'm depart des
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eprouve, ct digne de la conf.aas
publique, ct nous prions instammea.
nos freres democratiques dams TO-.
ktat de la Louisiana de s'organise-
ct de Sc servir de tons les ma
honorables pour en- obtenir ga po..,
nation ct son election.
Par ordre du comlte
A. W. CRASDALL. JOIN 7. Mrrur,.
President. Secrsta;ro
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ment ?
Rien.
Ses ennemls, pousses par une folle
%ialousie de sa grandeur ct de sa
popularite, reconnaissent en- lui
lhomme qui doit les vaincre en- avril
1892.
Cest pour cette seule ~raison, Quon
II c~onteste, qu'on a peur de &c grand
demo rate, de Get homme d'Etat
tclaire.
LIE meeting" que les "Antis" ont
tenn a Ia sale de rArtillerie Washing
ton, e. jours derniers, est I'm sptci-
men du plan de campagne que ces
saints ont adopte.
lis ne peusent bonner aucune
bonnie raison qli pourrait tendre a
faire les ~Glecteurs de Ia Louisiana
supporter Ieur Ticket, lis mont pas
encore expliqut ieur politique.
lis De dissent pas ce qu'ils COMPETENT
faire dies LcyteS. DIES Ecoles. dies
Institutions Charitables ct DIES Iete-
ans Conf6deres.
lis ne definissent pas leurs inten-
tons au sujet DIES Finances de lEtat
Nous n'enteudons qu'un cris "A
has la Loterle."
Les chefs du parti Anti ne res
pectent rien.
Caches sous lie manteau de la reli-
glon. lis combattent une corporation
qui Sc presente dc la meme facon
quun homme d'affaire lie ferait, pour
demander I'm privilege quelconque,
pour trailer une affaire.
La Loterie. pour Sc faire accorder
ce privilege, offre une somme enorme.
lie peuple est eelui qui dot iuger la
question, ct accepter on refuser la
proposition fate a IEtat.
&c peuple comprend parfaitement
&c quill a a faire. mails les demagogues
Ants cherchent a fairc DIES votants,
une bande d'enfants, ct s'arroger lie
droit de leur dieter comment lis dol
vent voter.
Eaines paroles!
LIE peuple yotera CONNIE bon .lui
semblera.
II est intelligent ct determine ct ne
Sc laissera pas efrayer on intimider.
Nous en- aurons la preuye lie jour de
rtlection
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NOTICE.

"THIBODAUX RANK" vous don..
- credit au pair sur taus niand.t. pavnhn4
dams queique endroit que &c saif des p.les
onls It votre coInpte est tonioura 4 y
disposltlnn de vos n:andats. On Ne eha.I
r'en pour depcts dargent, ct de plus ON roso
Iourhlt des manila en- blanc, avec ~lpsqueI.
vn!re argent. scion votFe hon pIaisir. =
La baBque est lei pour vous servir !. !,
eompte sur vous, quelque petites GU pr,rass
que sOieut ros afiaIres. s""1s
Solicltant Sotre patrOnag e. lie suis.
Tres respectucusemenr.
T.. SHAVER. Caiss;er
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La COLERF DES lNTIS.

On Sc demande comment les ora
teurs Ants. mont pas encore etc
consumes par lie feu de leur fureur
c'est n engine incomprehensible
pour bien des pcrsonnes.
Chaque fois qu'ils en- ont Ia chance,
ces individus courousses remplissent
lair de leurs notifications, de leuIs
Girls de sauvages. de leurs epithetes
injurieuses, etc.
Que ceux qui defient ces grands
reformateurs ne sont pas encore anG-
ants, est aussi une engine.
lis ne sont peut-etre pas encore
prets a commencer leur euvre de
destruction mails ST c'est lie seul
remede au NAL, lie plus tot, sera lie
mieux?
Qu'ils nous detruisent
Qu'ils tommencent lie massacre. il
en- est temps!
Celia nous soulagerait dun grand
poids nous mettrait face 4 face
avec ce danger qui nous menace, ct
alors nous pourrions nous defendre.
Par quels moyens ces instigateurs
a Ia revolution peuvent continuer
leurs pratiques perverses, ct remplir
d'etonnement ct d'horreur tout bon
citoyen Louisianais
Leurs chefs ont dtja dit que leur
but serait a%tteint. meme sill fallait
pour l'atteindre. mayer dams lie sang?
Cest eirayant de penser que dies
politicians. pour arriver a leurs des-
seins egoIstes. mont aucune Granite
de crier tout haut gu lis extermineront
les personnes qui Sc trouveront sur
leur chemin, sur la vote du success.
Nous ne sommes pas DIES sauvages
ct lie peuple ne pcut toltrer plus long
temps de pareilles methodes.
II ny quun chemin pour arriver
a I'm emploi public, ct c'est en- Sc
faisant elire par lie peuple.
Sice peuple decide que les ANTS"
doivent Sc retirer de notre Etat, rien
pc pourra les sauver de la defaite.
Comment Sc fait-il que les orateurs
@Antis' ne peuveut parler Ell public
ct discuter Ia question du jour. sans
etre incendiaires dams leur discours ct
menacer de mort tous citoyens qui ne
sont pas de leur opinion Sont-ils
tellement trempes dams lie fanatisme,
qu'ils Sc sentent incapables de raison-
ner3
Pour etre partisan de McEnefy.
dams Ia campagne ~actuelle, on defen-
Dire Ii question de Iamendement a la
Constitution. est regardt par eux
CONNIE lie crime lie plus atroce qu'on
puisse commettre.
lis sattaquent a toutes les per-
sonnes qui sont dune opinion diffG-
rente a Ia leur.
Quand on pense a dies hommes qui,
places en- public, %iettent de la boue
au visage dun honorable JUICE de Ia
Cour Supreme, c'est un spectacle qui
serait toleree par peu de communities
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LELECTION

Commencement a son aiournement
de sa seance tenue lie ri Octobre
dernier. lie Comite Central Democra-
tique de la paroisse Lafourche, s'est
reuni samedi dernier, lie 26 Decembre,
1891. ct ordonna une election primaire
pour lie ID Fevrier, 1892, pour faire
les nominations pour OFFICERS de
p~aroisse ct DIES differents wards, ct
pour deuX r~epresentants a Ia legisla-
ture. Ellie ordonna aussi une election
pour choisir DIES delegu6s a unc
convention de paroisse, Ia dite conven
ton devant choisir DIES del6gues pour
r~eprtsenter Ia paroisse dams Ia con
yentlon compassionate. dams Ia
convention judiciaire, dams la conven-
ton senatoriale, ct dams toUtes autres
conventions, ct pour Greer lie nouveau
Comitt Central.
En- ordonnant cette election pri
marie. lie Comite a suivi les usages ct
les coutumes longtemps honores du
part dem~ocratique dams cette paroisse,
de laisser au peuple lie droit de
choisir ses candidats pour les offices
de la paroisse ct DIES wards. LIE choix
est lalsst directement au peuple, ct
chaque aspirant a une position a
foccasion de presenter son non a ses
freres democrates pour recevoir leur
appreciation.
Ceci est la yraie doctrine, ct lie
passe q dGmontre qu'elle a toujours
donne satisfaction. Cette doctrine
devrait etre t%oujours observee par lie
peuple CONNIE sauvegarde contre
ceux qui voudraient gouverner en-
maitre. Tn depart de cette doctrine
serait Eradication par lie peuple dun
de ses privileges les plus precieux-ce-
lui de choisir ses serviteurs ct ses
agents-et par &c moyen ouvrir en-
grand la porte au bossisme. lie
peuple est lie souverain quill sauve-
garde les prerogatifs de sa souve-
rainete.
Que chaque Democratic Sc prepare
pour les primaries, ct quill Sc rende
aux polls lie jour de ~relection, ct quill
exprime son choix pour les differents
offices dams lie don du peuple.
Alors il sera temps de Sc prononcer
dams ses preferences. Allez ct votez
pour les hommes de votre choix, ct
ainsi aidez d les nommer 81 vous lie
pouvez, avec la determination ferme
de vous conformcr au r6sultat obtenu.
S'Abstenir de voter a l'election
primaire qui dot bient6t avoir lieu.
c'est perdre ~l'occasion de choisir vos
agents ct sill arrivait. par votre
manque d'aceomplir yotre devoir, que
les agents choisis par Ia majorite, ne
fussent pas CONNIE vous auriez desire.
yous maurice ucu droit de vous
plaindre.
Ne laissez pas aux autres lie privi-
de choisir o candidats allez
aux polls, ct choisissezles vous-memes.
par ce moyen-la montrez que vous
etes DIES hommes, ct que vcus etes
Faites valoir vos droits
de suffrage.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-02
NOTICE.

OFFICE THIBoDAUx BRIDGE Co
I~hIbocaux. Dec. 10. 1891.
IN eiection by the stock holders ~ I'M.
Company will be held az the once ~ az
PRESIDENT on Monday January attn. 1892 re-.
tween the hours of 10 A. VI. and 2P NJ for
Ile eiee.if n of Liquidating Commi ssjoners
OF this Company.
Id. MOORE, President
Pc LoRIo, Secretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-02
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