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The morning call., 1892-08-22
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DIN MORE'S SOAP
TESTIMONIAL COMPETITION,
2227 Folsom Street, 8.
WIELAND & DINMoRE MAKE IT.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
BERKELEY.
Notice to Contractors, Builders and
Material Men,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CON.
~ cerned, that seaisd proposals or bids are 40
neteo Tor performing the labor and Furnishing the
nateflaIs necessary to the erection OF . building
Tor the Mechanical and Electrical EnriDo ering ne
partment OF the University OF California at Berks
icy; said bids 10 be received at the once or j r.
Bonte, secretary OF the Board OF Regents sonth
hatl, berkeley. Cal, at or before ~ O'CLOCK N Of
the 29th day Of August 1892. ~ VI
And notice Is further hereby 0fysn ,h,, -.
pans DIS, descriptions and solicitations Of ssIS
building and OF the labor and materials therafo,
nave been placed at the office OF w. curlett aren't
tecf, rooms BOT and 300 fhelan building Marka4
St, san Frsncisco where the Same can be seer dur
ing business hours each DAY from this date unLu
the contracts for building the same are made
furnishing OF materials for and doing the rnasor
and iron work; for the furnishing Of natertas TOW
ana doing the carpenter and piasterer's work: Tor
tho furnishing or materials for and doing tins
umbing. gasftting ana heating work. for the fur
nishing OF materials for aud doing the Tuning usL
y2nlzed iron and stating work for the furn ishfos
OF materials Tor and doing the painting aud grain.
ing Work, aud for the furnishing OF naterisIs fov
ana doing the electric work viii be separately rs
ceived. -
This notice Is given pursuant to the provisions "a
an act of the Legislature entitled "a act to resp,
iate contracts on behalf OF the State in relation "a
ereetions and buildings" approved March %
meEt of SAID act. approved March 81, 1891 rhioh
act and ame DIN mt is hereby referred TO and ma6a
q part of this notice.
No proposal win be considered unless ACCOM-
panied with bond of said proposer equal to ten
per cent (10 per cent? OF his proposal, with sufs
eient suretfes conditioned that, II said proposal
snail De accepted, the party proposing viii duly
enter into proper contract aud faithfully perform
MS or thefI contract or contracts In accordaaca
with said proposals and the plan plans speefcsS
tions and descriptions which shall be and ara
hereby made part or such contract or contracts
served.
BY order Of the Committee on Grounds ana
iy3l 2st j. WEST MARTIN. Chairman,
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DIR. Il. G. wESr'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT. specific for Hysteria. Dizziness FITS Neu
ralga, Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
alcohol or tobacco, WskefulneSs, Mental Depres-
sion SofteDing of the Brain, causing insanity. mis-
cry, decay. death. Premature Old Age, BarrenneSs.
Loss OF Power in either sex, Impotency, Leucor-
rhPa aud all Female Weaknesses, Involuntary
Losses, Spermstorrhea caused by over-exertion OF
the brain, Self-abase, over.Indugenee. months
treatment 81; 6 for SIS by mail We guarantee
boxes TO cure Each order for 8 boxes with IS
Will send written guarantee TO refund IL cured
Guarantees issued only by CLARK & WEIuE
Druggists, Sole Ag'ts PostSJones Sts San francisco
ap24 ly cod Sp
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The pneumatic sulky.

the task set was winning a race or reducing
an established record. But this condition
OF affairs no longer exists. Tie advent of
the ball-bearing pneumatic-tired sulky
marks new era in the annals Of the turf.
A mile in two minutes Is 10 longer a dream
OF the enthusiast. 1t is possibility, il not
probability. of the near future.
What is the new-fangled sulky and why
is 1t faster than the old-fashioned kind?
These are questions which have been
asked every day ever since Nancy Hanks
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may be seen. Fig. 3 is sectional view Of
one hub (of which there are two TO each
wheel, axle and adjustable ball bearing
The hub is formed of a single steel forging,
in which are ardened grooves for the balls.
These are held in place by collars so that
they will not fall out when the axle is re-
moved. 1t is obvious even to persons not
well versed in mechanics that the bearings
in which a shaft turns should be true cir
Giles cOncentrie to its axis, and therefore to
each other. In a ball bearing the grooves
or surfaces in or upon which the balls roll
ar true circles.
A careful study of these diagrams will
give any one with mechanical eve an Idea
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THE swEDE's ACHIEVEMENTS.

Max Fenner has lived in this city for
about four years. He came here as a sailor
and acquired athletic fame, first as a strong
man and later as a wrestler. He achieved
seyera.vlctOries, both on the mat and in the
ring, and soon became professional boxer
and wrestler. His last public appearance e
here was when he acted as anchorman for
the German team during the big interna-
tlonal tug-of-war at the Mechanics Pa
yiliOn,
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Fig.4.

opening and the tire is ready for the road
LII Is literally an air-cushion, yielding TO
every inequality of the surface over which
it passes, but Immediately resuming its
spherical form. lis resiliency. as this Quail
ity OF rebounding from obstacles is called
combined with its lightness, constitute ele-
ments OF speed which cyclists have not been
slow to discover and which will soon be
equally appreciated in The horse-racing
world. IL Is idle TO dispute the superior
swfiness OF pneumatic tire. Since its
application to bicycles the worlds
mile record has been lowered from
about2:25 to2:11. Improved construction OF
the machines. no doubt. has had something
10 do with this, but to the pneumatic tire
the greatest credit is due. No racing-man
who rides solid tie now thinks of cOmpet-
ing on even terms with rival on an inflated
wheel Only yesterday in a 10-mle road
race at Haywards cushion tire, which IS
better than one entirely firm, was allowed
no less than five minutes handicap in 10
mile race 1t Is unnecessary to say more.
just how much faster the new sulky Is
than the old remains to be proven Two or
three seconds In the mile seems a fair esti-
mate. The wheels of the one in the picture
are only % inches in diameter, though others
are being made with 32-inch wheels The
reason for this small size is that by keeping
the center OF gravity near the ground the
turns may be rounded at great speed with
out the risk OF accident.
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o. REM ENsPEReER. T. wINDELER, N L MYER
President WIRES and Treas Sec.
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OIL THIS important lea
ture of the new sulky,
which has evidently
come to stay.
Then there Is the
pneumatic tire. also Dor
rowed from the bicycle.
This consists of a
strongly built up tube Of
rubber, & orally
strengthened by layers
of fine linen or thin can
vas and inflated by
means Of an airpump
through the valve
shown in cut 4. Then a
cap is screwed over the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-05
LITERARY

The monthly literary reunion of the
Catholic knights of America of St.
Charles Branch No. 1856 was held at
their hall on Thursday evening of last
week. The hall, Notwithstanding the
chilliness of the atmosphere was filled
10y Il large and intelligent audience.
The literary exercises of the evening
were commenced by II recitation by
Mr.. Felix Celest:n, which vas render
ed in IA style which elected the warm
est praise from all those who had the
pleasure OF being present. The splr-
tied and dramatic hammer i'll which
Leah approaching her lover. vas re-
cited by Miss Louise Munch and Mr..
CliaS. T~hiboaauX was greeted with
rapturous applause. One of the most
attractive features of The evening IA
a mirth-provoking recitation by Maj
w. Martin which made every one feel
as if he was listening to one of the
happiest efforts OF II first class come
dian. and provoked bursts of laughter
from every part Of the hall.
A very Instructive and interesting
lecture by Mr.. TloS. a. Badeaux clos
ed this fine ICunlo Among the va
ri0us methods t. which course is haC
in order to disseminate knowledge.
lectUring occupies Il prominent post
ton in the estimation OF the American
people, and we think, deservedly so,
for few things contribute more power
fully to the diffusion of intellectual
tastes and habits. The Orchestra un
der the direction of DR.. Daigre contri
buted the music. The musical pro
gramme, as on former occasions, wa
choice. and the performances as they
woke up sounds that made every ont
feel as if he was drinking in through
his ears the music of invisible spirits
showed that every piece had been stu
died and rehearsed with care.
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MUNICIPAL TICKET.-ln another
ton of the Democratic Primary Flee
ton held on Friday Oct. 2Sth, 1892,
to chose Il municipal ticket to run at
the general election to be held on next
Tuesday the 9Th, inst.
There were two tickets in the field,
both headed by the same candidate
for mayor, with Mr.. Zernott also as
one of the trustees. The vote polled
was the largest ever polled at a pri-
election in Thibodaux, 1876 votes be-
ing cast.
The candidates chosen are as fol-
lows For Mayor, w. C. Raglan /; for
Trustees, L. p. Caillouet. Theo. P.
Bergeron, Frank Zernott, Thomas
Albert, Oz6m6 Naquin aud DR.. A. J.
Meyer.
This ticket needs no concentrations
at our hand !; each and every candi-
date is we'll and favorably known by
every man, woman and child living
within the corporate limits of our
town. The general verdict is, that 1t
is as good a ticket as could have been
chosen.
Let every citizen of the Town OF
Thibodaux, regardless of party fealty,
go to the Town Hall and deposit his
ballot in favor of this ticket. We ur-
gently express our wishes that a full
vote will be cast in favor of the choice
of the majority.
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"WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. l, 80.

The week just closed, which has
given a deficiency of temperature and
rainfall, and an excess of sunshine,
was ushered in by a cool wave which
sent temperatures down low enough
to produce frosts in all portions of the
state except along the immediate
coast line. Correspondents however.
without an exception, report that no
injury whatever to the principal crops
has resulted. Farmers are well up
with their cotton picking, and in some
localities, a greater portion OF the sta
pie has already been gathered.
Only a few reports have been re
ceived from the sugar districts, but as
cool weather was needed for that crop
the weather conditions ale known to
have been very favorable. Grinding
is fast becoming general. and the yield
thus far has been highly satisfactory.
A number of correspondents have
failed to renGer any report this week,
probably under the impression shat
the crop season has closed. They are
earnestly requested to resume THEN
reports and to continue to render them
until such time as they ARE notified to
discontinue.
GEO. f. HUNT,
Local Forecast Official,
Weather Bureau Director
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PRONUNCIATION.

Democratic Municipal Primary Elec-
ton held in the Town of Thibodaux,
on Friday, October 2Sth, 1892, between
the hours of 8 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ, for
MAY OF, and six Trustees.
The votes cast resulted as follows !:
For MAYOR:
w. C. Raglan, Que hundred and ninety (l90l
votes.
For TRUSTEES:
L. p. Caillouet, one hundred and seven tl07l
votes.
Theo. P. Bergeron, one hundred and ten 40
votes.
Frank Zernott, one hundred and ninety 400
votes.
Thomas Alberti, one hundred and eleven an
votes.
Ozeme Naquin. ninety-ei hit (98J votes.
DR.. A. j. Meyer, one hundred and one tl0l)
votes.
&. L. Shaver, ninet y-one (9ll votes.
John MeUulla Dr.. eightv-three (o3) totes.
John ). L. Dezauche, ninety-six 900 votes.
John Il. Taylor, ninety-two la2) votes.
Alcec 0ncaIe, eighty-tive ISL votes.
SCATTERING Voras.
For MAYOR:
L. keife, one vote.
Ii. n. Conlon, one vote.
Sam Blum, one vote.
FoR TRUSTEE.
Charles j. Barker, one vote.
We, the undersigned commissioners, here
by declare that the foregoing is the correct
count Of the votes cast at the Primary Elec-
ton Tor Mayor and Trustees of the Town of
Thibodaux, held this 18th day of October,
A, D., 1892, and the following named Candi-
dates. having received the highest votes
east, for Mayor, w. e. Ragan ana for
Trustees, l.. r. Caillouet. Theo. p. Bergeron,
Frank Zernott, Thomas Albert, Ozeme Ma
qnin, aud DR.. A. j. Meyer, are hereby de-
clared the nominees of the Democratic party,
for the Municipal Ticket OF tins town to be
voted for on November Sth, 1892.
1hlbodaux, La, October 18th, 1897.
Il, \. G GoT9LGN, Commission ers.
N. Bone hundred and nlnety-six votes
were cast, as is fully shown by the list OF vo-
tiers kept during this primary election, and
certified to by the above commissioners
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Col. Sheldon Guthrie, of Orange
City of Lower Lafourche, was a visi-
tor to Thibodaux this week. He had
the pleasure of a good hand-shake
with him. He reports general dissat-
isfaction in Lower Lafourche on &C.
count of the dahls by some ones, and
of the closing of the canals cut from
the Bayou below the Cut Off on the
left bank of the Bayou.
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- .

ASorHEf aoSE--it is with deep
regret att sorrow, that we chronicle
Tue DEATH O Rev. Father A. F. y.
1napuls, pastor of ST. Vincent de
Iaul OF New Orleans, which sad de-
mise haffenel on last Sunday. AT the
age OF Al Aems. He was IA brilliant
ilah and noble christian, and had
Seen associated with the Church of
o. sih.rnt de Paul for over fifteen
GEARS lie was ordained priest in our
~. Joseplfs Church near Thibodaux,
anu at the time of his death, WAS the
n.a.e spiritual director of the Catho-
NC Knights of Louisiana.
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SOLD ON ITS MERITs.-Preston'sIe He'd
AXE is an unfailing cure for any and
every form of headache. 1t will cure
your headache in Is minutes. 1t is
guaranteed to do that or money refnnd-
ed. Did you ever receive y falrer of
fers If il does not DO what we claim
we don't want your money. No cure,
no pay.
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All saiuts day, and the day Of the
dead, Were celebrated with due honors
on last Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Tie tomhs OF the silent cities, were
handsomely decorated as BELTS the oc-
cashon, t.tn il our Catholic and Pro-
testan5 cemeteries. In the st. ~Joseph's
Catholic Clutch, the religious cere-
monies Ne'e very imposing, and large
crowds atlrldea.
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Hon. II. \. Coulon, the popular
notary public of this parish, went on
a business trip to Texas on last Tues
day evening. We hope that his trip
will not only prove remunerative, but
most agreeable.
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The Taxpayers are notified that the
Assessor of the Parish has handed in
his assessment rolls, and that the taxes
far 1852 are now due and payable to
p F. Lorio, Sheriff. and@ ex-officio
Tax Collector of the Parish of Latour-
che.
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THE QUEEN OF CUREs,-Creole Fe-
male Tonic is a certain and speedy
remedy for all forms of female de-
raDgementS. 1t will cure the worst
form OF prolapsus u:eri after physi-
clans have proved of no avail. 1t has
stood TIE test, and to-day it is the
most popular remedy i'll the South.
it is a sniehdid tonic.
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We had the pleasure OF meeting on
Il streets OF last Thursday, Nj. L.
Nj. Norman, Il representative of the
Mercantile Agency OF Z. G. Dun & Co.
Mr.. Norman is well known in this
territory as an active worker of the
firm which he represents. His reports
are, as a rule, generally correct.
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DIED.

CHERAULT.-In Thibodaux, on last Satur-
day, October 29th, 1892, Christopher Column
bus, infant son of James Cherault and Sarah
Conlon aged 9 days.
The SENTINEL and a host of friends
offer their most heartfelt sentiments
of coincidence to the bereaved parents.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-05

Read on the first page Of this issue
The address Of the State Democratic
Committee To the Democrats of Lou
isiana. 1t is a strong document, and
has in it the ring If true Democracy.
Do not fail to read it it; is worth your
while.
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As per announcement made by Rev.
Father Mtnard Mass will be celebrat-
ed on Sundays and days of obligation
between all SAINTS Day and Easter as
follows Low Mass, ut 1880 A. NJ;
High Mass. ut $3.50 A. M.
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Krrp YOUR HEApACnE.-If you pre-
Gar hut a dose of Pres.on's Head-Ake
Nil cure it in - minutes. That's
Mot # will do-and if it should fail to
do #. it went cost you IA cent. You
nav only Tor the good you get. 1t is a
ruaranteed cure for all headaches.
Sold BIZ all druggists everywhere.
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We understand the sugar-maker on
R;dceteld has left. and necessitated
the going of Mr.. Nichols to the city
10 employ another sugar-maker.
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Your attention is called to the big
adyertisemtntof Wackerbarth, Joseph
& Co., tobacconists, which you will
find on the first page OF this issue 1t
Is specially addressed to the consum-
ers of the Red Cross Tobacco"
Read it carefully ; it speaks for itself.
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Mr.. Philip Pitre and Marie Picou
werebeIeft of their infant son on last
Tuesday evening at 4:30 o'clock p. m,
aged & days; it died after a very
short illness. Our sincere sympathies
to the family.
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Messrs. Kent and We'll, after Il great
deal Of trouble and vexation in putting
M their new machinery, began grind
ing on last Tuesday.
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NERVE FtG.-Tilat tired feeling,
neryousncss. irregularities, suppress
sion, ana ail diseases If the female or
gans are immediately relieved and
promptly cared by using the great
southern iavorite. Creole Female Ton
l. ltwri build up weakly women
ana maxi them strong. IT restores
color to the checks.
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Several Of our sugar planters have
.tanned grinding this week to lay
AVN and windrow seed cane.
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LOCAL NEWS.

p,rAsE REMIT.-IA os" indebted to
~ nTIibodaux Scntinel; are respect
fnIIv requested to remit.
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We are sorry to state that another
breakdown has occurred on Acadia
plantation of Hon. a. Price
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Read in another column the 9Th
ona,terly Statement of the Bank of
~TL,ibodaux, published IN this issue.
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When Baby vas sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she wa7a child, she cried for Castoria.
When ale a.ae Mss, she chung to Castoria.
When she lad Children, she gavethem Castoria.
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Mr.. Thos. J. Badeaux, las been
confined to his Don this week.
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1000 Gallons Clstcrn SI5. 1900 Gallons, so
Riggs Il istps. so PerdidO St. New Orleans
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TULANE UNIVERSITY.
OF LOUISIANA.

Tulane University embraces College, High
school, IL. sophie NewcomD Memorial
College for Young Women, Law and
Medical Departments. The College has
four parallel courses Classical, Literary,
Scientiic and Engineering. Next Annual
Session of the Academical Department,
including the II. Sophie Newcomb Col.
lege, begins October 3rd, Law Depart
ment. opens November 18th. Medical
Department, October 18th.
For special or general catalogues, apply to
the Secretary OF the University, Tulane
Hall.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
Je-26-3-m. PresideRt.
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Z f. HUNT,
Local Forecast Official,
Weather Bureau Director.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-15
The Dog wa. Astonished.

al once played, a cruel joke on John
English, one ot.thesoid stock actors that
have now about disappeared from the
stage" said Robert Stevenson. John
was great lover of a practical joke, and
several times made me the victim. One
season he was doing the smaller cities
with Rip Van Winkle,' and had with
him beautiful W hite dog that had played
Schneider.
al got hold OF Schneider one night
when John was playing at Brownsville,
Tex, to packed house and painted him
all the colors OF the rainbow. Rip did
not see Schneider until he obediently
Ntrotted upon the stage.
" When he caught sight OF his dog he
did not at once recognize his faithful
companion, and, being very nervous
man, grabbed chair, sprang to the far
side Of the stage, and stood on the defen-
sive.
"Schneider realized that something
was wrong and went crawling to his mas
ter on his stomach. The actor thought II
some kind OF wild animal that was
about to spring upon him, and, throwing
the chair at Schneider, was about to rush
on the stage.
"The dog emitted plaintiye ki-yi and
English stopped, looked at him, advanced
tc the footlights, and said, impressively:
'Ill whip the coyote that made an Italian
sunset of that dog. '"-St. Louis Globe
Democrat,