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The Green Forest tribune., 1893-04-20

houses everywhere, and although these facilities
for worship and education are already establish
ed upon most liberal scale, they are constantly
and rapidly increasing The social welfare ard
religious life of the people of the States upon
high plane.
To capitalists these States offer special invest
ments. The laws are favorable to their inter
ests and public order and private rights are firm
ly upheld and maintained Nowhere in the world
are there such golden opportunities for invest
ment in mining and manufacturing enterprises
fuel, wood, water, metal, cane, cotton, tobacco,
hemp, and flax are all here together, one wait
ing to serve the other almost without the cost of
transportation. The South is the field III which
the immediate future Will unfold the most mar
yelous developments of the century. Here new
homes will grow like spring flowers coming out
of the ''wilds of cur dseontent,'' - and are to
multiply with increased rapidity as the years go
by. Here capital is to lind its most tempting
and profitable place for Investment.
The Governors of the States named on behalf
of their several constituencies, lend cordial and
pressing invitations to the home seeker, farmer,
mechanie, workman, to come and cast their for
tunes with the South, as they do also a similar
invitation to capitalists here in the United States
or elsewhere to examine our resources, to aid in
their development to the end that they may par
ticipate in our prosperity
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Cholera in Canada.

A report sent out from ST. Paul,
Mimi, on Monday says that the Asiat-
ic cholera has found it's way to Winni-
peg, Manitoba. There were 256 immi-
grants arrived there last Thursday from
the cholera infected districts of Europe.
Cholera broke out among them at Ft.
William, a station on the Canadian Pa
citic on Lake Superior, one man dying
on the cars This state of affairs was
discovered at Winnipeg and the passen-
gers were promptly quarantined.
The New York World Of Monday has
a our-column article on the likelihood
of cholera this summer. 1t has gath
cred the opinions Of the leading physic-
ians Of New York and the health Off
cials on the probability of cholera ep-
idenic this summer. On the whole, q
careful review of what these medical
experts say leads to the conclusion that
cholera epidemic is not probable.
There is an almost unanimous belief
that we will have some cases of cholera
during the hot months.
The doctors, however, point out very
clearly the reason why these sporadic
cases are not likely to become epidemic.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-04-20
Nia Shepard on Trial.

BENToNvMLE, Ark, April 1.-THE
trial of the notorious Min Shepard was
begun here Saturday aud will probably
consume the greater part of the week.
Min Shepard is one of the most dar-
ing young desperadoes ever known in
Western borders of Arkansas. About
two years ago Shepard, it is charged
shot and killed Officer Will Dalton of
Rodgers, Ark. Marshall Ed Wright of
Pierce City, Mo-, was killed at the same
time. Shepard was wanted for several
crimes committed in Missouri, among
them one at Pierce City. Officer Dal-
ton located him IN the country near
Rodgers. A small posse, headed by the
two officers, went out to take Shepard.
Frank Shepard, brother of Min, was
there also and when the posse surround
ed the house the brothers made des-
perate fight.
Officer Dalton was eager to capture
the outlaws, but when he pressed mat
ters too closely. bullet sent with uner
ring aim from Min Shepard's Winches-
ter laid him low and the fugitives made
good their escape, not however, until
they had killed the Peirce City Mar
! shal.
For several days no trace of the des-
peradoes could be found. Atlast, how
ever, it became known that they We're
living in caves. But before the search
ing party could reach the subterranean
habitation of the outlaws they had
moved. Shortly afterwards party of
searchers who had been several miles
distant were returning to Rodgers on a
freight train. 1t was suggested by some
of the posse that the outlaws might be
aboard the same train stealing ride.
Will Oakley, boy of Is years, secret
ed himself in box car and when the
train was slowly putting up "a heavy
grade between Garfield and Avoca, he
was surprised to see man trying to
climb into the car. A look into his face
proved him to be Frank Shepard
Young Oakley knew it was case of life
or death, and within less than second
his rifle rent the air with a loud report
and Frank Shepard fell dead. The
train stopped, and after hot fight, in
which several parties were injured, Min
Sheppard was captured. He was lodged
in Jail here, but soon afterward escaped
and, until a short time ago, when he
was arrested at Decatur, Ill, by Mar
shal Barrett of Rogers, nothing was
heard of him.
The prisoner tells an interesting story
of his life since leaving Arkansas. He
says he has been in St. Louis the great
er part of the time. A few weeks ago he
went to Decatur.
Shepard had recently grown tired Of
living the life of fugitive and did not
require requisition papers. He will at
tempt to prove that it was his brother
who killed Dalton. " The prisoner is "a
years old and a man of fine physique.
At one time large reward was offered
for Shepard, dead or alive, but various
amounts have been withdrawn from
time to time until only 5000 remained.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-04-20

THROUGHOUT Europe there is gener-
al apprehension OF troubles with the Socialists
on May Day
By order of the new Mayor, and much
to the surprise ofthe saloonkeepers. every saloon
ia Pine Slun was forced to close Sunday
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wELo, ME THE WORTHY.

To the worthy Immigrant they extend the hand
OF welcome, with the assurance that he will find
an educated warm-hearted, hospitable, pro-
gressive people, among whom he cen live in ami
ty ard peace without regard to his religion. his
politics, or his nativity Churches ard school
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the Weeks NEWS IN BRIEF.
MANYINcipENTs REDUCED FaoM COLUMNS |
70 SHoHT, SPICY PARAGRAPHS.

ing Eliminated Bus Facts For the Special
Convenience of Headers of The Tribune.
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une semblable etude, offlant les
memes guarantees ct lie. meme savoir.
On assure que les exposants etran-
gers ont decline l'examen de. leurs
produits par un JUICE unique pour
chaque section ct qu'ils veclent
former eux-memes un jury compose
d'hommes competents qui feront une
Guyre serieuse. Peut-on les blamer?
Non assurement. Mais ceci montre
avec quelle imprevoyance e diver
SEES questions ont etc traitees par Pad
ministration supereure.-Pet;t III
caro-.
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La foire ct la parade annuelle DIES
pompiers qui devaient avoir lieu di
manche dernier a Lockport, au bene-
fee de l'ecole publique de ce iorissant
village, ont etc remises au IS du
present mois, 4 cause de l'execrable
mauvais temps de cette journ6e. La re-
mise de cette foire ainsi que la parade
DIES pompiers sont tres-regrettables
a les excursionnistes de ThibodauS
etaient assez nombreux ct compliment
sur une iournee pleine distractions.
Mais linclemence du temps les a pri-
YES de tout le plaisir qu'ils auraient
pu gonter. Dependant il ont Gu lie
loisir d'applauder les symphonies de
la mus;que de Lockport, de celle de
Thibodaux ct enfn celle des Zoulous
de Napoleonyille qui a execute Ia
fameuse marche Ursolium Bear Oil,
a la grande admiration de tous ceux
qui lecoutait.
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LIE Sugar Planter, Port Allen.
,aroisse West Baton Rouge:

LIE Sugar Planter, Port Allen,
paroisse West Baton Rouge:
On parle beaucoup dune invention
de NJ. j. B. 6. Donate, de St-Landry,
laquelle qui dot produire une verl-
table revolution dams l'industrie RI
ziere. II s'agit dun apparel qui
eleve l'eau dun puts GU dun courant
a la hauteur que lon voudra, en-
dept de la preston atmospherique.
LIE jet peut-etre entretenu continued
lement. On peut, en- placant 1'appa-
reil dams un puts ordinaire, transfer
mer ce dernier en- puts artesien.
Mais c'est surtout, place dams I'm
cours d'eau quill dot rendre de
grands services en- entretenant lie jet
d'eau, sans aucune interruption. 81
cette invention tent tout &c que Ton
promet en- son nom, Irrigation DIES
rlzieres devient facile ct les recoltes
peuvent etre assures, chaque aimee,
meme en- temps de secheresse.
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Les restes du v6n6re chef
de la Confederation, Jefferson
Davis, ont etc transportes de Ia
Nouvelle-O Orleans a Richmond, OH lis
ont etc deposes dams lie onument
qui await etc prepare pourles receyoir.
Les honneurs qui etaient dns au
grand heros lui ont etc rendus avec
la solennite qui convenait.
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DR.. ATHUR BOUDRATX..

~. AlIiCh
Nous avons Gu lie plaisir 4 une visite
dn DR.. Arthur Boudraux, c~hirurgien
dentlste. II nous a annonce Que son
intention elait de Sc fixer permanent
ment d Thlbodaux, ct qu'en conse-
quence il a ouvert IN bureau de Chi
rurg'e Dentaire sur Ia rue du Main
an dessus de Ia Pharmacie "Meyer
Drug Store"
lie Docteur Boudraux, ayant rra-
tlque pendant plus dc dix ans dams
a capitale du Brezll, Oh il 4 reen son
dipl0me, guarantee i tous ceuN qui
voudront bien l'honorer de leur con
fance, une execution parfaite dams
toutes les operations concernant sa
profession.
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Grand tournoi demain au pare
Tetreaux entire les chevaliers de
l'anneau celui d'entr'eux qui IN enle-
vera lie plus grand nombre, sera de-
clare roi de Ia Chevalerie de Thibo-
daux, avec lie privilege comm tel, de
choisir sd refine parml les nombreuses
ct charmantes beauties qui assiste-
ront a &c tournoi.
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LIE marche du riz est a plat a Ia
Nouvelle-O Orleans ct lie Board Of
Trade a obtenu du chemin Gle fer
Southern Pacific que pendant trente
jours il transporterait lie riz nettoy6 a
San Francisco au taux de so cents
les cent livres. Celia permettra peut-
etre d'introduire notre cereale sur ce
marche en- concurrence de celle qui
Went DIES lies Sandwich.
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La reparation DIES levtes a partir
de la ligne superieure de la paroisse,
jusqu'au pont de ThibodauS, rive
gauche, a etc reinforcement dtcidee
par les commissioners qui composent
lie bureau du Bassin de Lafourche.
D'apres cette decision, il paraitrait
que toutes les dalles ont etc enlevGes,
car il est entendu que ces messieurs
ne feront aucun travail sur les levees
on il existe encore DIES conduits d'eau.
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LIE President Cleveland a annonce
que son intention etalt d'appeler, dams
lie mois de septembre proclaim, une
session speciale du Congress, atm, de
legiferer sur la question inanciere.
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LIE Peabody Normal Institute a
ouvert, lundi dernier, dams la sale
de rOp6ra, sous les auspices de NJ.
R. R. Mcbride, president du Bureau
DIES ecoles de la paroisse ct du Juge
A. f. Knobloch, surintendant, assiste
dies professors NJ. G. Brumbaugh ct
D. B. Slowalter, ses ~seances, lesquel-
les ont eu lieu journellement juscu'a
hier inclusivement.
La majeure partie DIES %instituteurs
de paroisses Assumption, Terrebonne,
St-Mary, St-Landry ct Lafourche, Sc
trouvait la ct a suivi avec I'm grand
intGret les instructions donnees par
les professeurs Brumbaugh ct Sho-
walter.
Tous les soirs il Y await, concert
sous lhabile direction du prof. E.
Chol, on Sc sont fait entendre los
meilleures amat eurs de musique ct
nos meilleures elocutionnist es, qul
tous ont eu ravantage de sc faire
applaudir par lie nombreux auditc e
qui, chaque soir remplissait Ia sale.
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C'est aujourd'hui, entire 10 ct 1
heures, que lie president vend a Pen
chele publique ct au plus o%tfrant, la
veille maison du geolier qui dot etre
remplacee par une nouvelle construc-
ton.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

La our de district, pour les affaires
~ciyiles, a etc ouverte lundi dernier
par lie Juge l.. P. Caillouet.
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La r6colte de pommes de terrc a
etc pressure entieremeet expedite Il
lie marche ct cette recolte est consi-
derGe CONNIE une DIES meilleures qui
ait etc fate.
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Lundi proclaim aura lieu, a l'eglise
catholique St-Joseph, lie marriage ct
la b6n6diction nuptiale de NELLIE.
Odile Bergeron ave Mr.. Henry c.
Chol.
De n%ombreuses lettres de faire part
ont etc expediees aux amis ct con-
naissances DIES deux families.
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Une Excursion de la Nouvelle.
Orleans dot arriver demain dams
notre vile, par lie chemin de fer
Morgan. Cette excursion est donnee
sous les auspices dune soci6te de
Renaissance DIES pompiers de Ia
Nouvelle-O Orleans.
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Une convention DIES S%urintendant:
DIES Ecoles publiques de lEtat, sers
tenue lie % de &c mois au Lake
Charles.
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D'apres lie rapport de Mr.. J. P.
Bourg, un lies citcyeEs de Lockport,
don't r'6nergie ne c%onnait point de
bornes, reau DIES a a pressure
rempli lie lac Field.
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LIE
N @ Y d n 0
DU DIR. PIERRE

est un des meilleurs remedies de notre epoque. Ii
nettoie lie sang, renouvelle Ia vitalite, enleve du
corps tout germe de maladie, ct met en- meme temps
les organes dams dc BONES conditions de fonction-
nement. La medicine Sc compose de plus de trente
sortes d'ingredients differcnts, tires principalement
du REGIME ~vegetal; il est 6onnu ct en- usage depuis
plus de cent ans. Son ernploi a etc tres avantageux
dams la g6neralite DIES maux qui de nos jours afec-
tent l'humanite ct principalenent dams ees maladies
qui proviennent du sang ct DIES describes de Festo-
mac, telles que constipation, maux de tete, maladie
des rognons, condition blIieuse, jaunisse, rhuna-
tis1nes, hvdropisie, dyspepsia, indigestion. hevre
intermittente, eresyp6les, boutons a la face, PRISONS
ct fievre, ~scrofule, rlaies purulentes, demangeai-
sons, vers, dartres, clous, e%ruptions cutanees, ex-
croissances cancereuses, maux ct plates, douleurs
dams lie svsteme osseux, emacIation, nlaladies de
femmes, faiblesse, bronchites, rougeoie, maux de
reins, etourdissements, etc.
Gle EoVoRo nest pas une medicine brevetee, ct il
nest pas en- vente chez les droguistes; rnais, mus
par un sentiment de gratitude envers lie docteur ct
desireux de faire partieiper le genre human aux
benefces quils en- ont recus. les hommes ct les
femmes qui ont etc gu6ris par &c remede en- sont
devenus les agents ct lie font ainsi paryenir aux
nalades les plus eloignes.
particulierenent pour les personnes qui de1neurent
a une grande distance des medecins ct des pharma-
ciens. LIE remede ne peut pas etre obtenu des dro-
guistes, mais settlement des agents locaux. Pour
plus amples informations ct sill ne Sc trouve pas
d'agent dams votre voisinage, ecrivez an DIR. Peter
Fahrnev, II2-II4S S. How're Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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Honorable c. H. Mouton, prtsi-
dent du "Business men association"
de la vile ct de la paroisse Lafayette,
fait IN appel a toutes les paroisses
qui torment lie district des Attakapas,
ct demande aux differents juris de
Police, GU au peuple en- general, soft
DIES villes, soft DIES campagnes, de
s'assembler en- masse. a l'efet de
nommer DIES delegu6s pour les repre-
senter a la grande assemble gene
rale qui Sc tiendra dams Ia vile &c
Lafayette lie II JUN 1898.
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Nellie Genevieve, agte de cinq ans,
file bien-aimGe de Ben Foret ct de
Nellie Lagarde, est morte dimanche
dernier a 6 heures ct un quart, apres
une maladie de plusieurs jours. Les
funerailles ont eu lieu lundi dernier
au cinetiere de l'6gllse Cathollque
st. Joseph au milieu dun nombreux
concours d'amis ct de commissioners
de la famille 6plor6e.
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Mercredi, dams l'apres-midi, nos
ateliers ont etc honores de la visite
de quatre charmantes mstitutrices de
Ia paroisse st. Landry.
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L'election DIES directors de Ia
Banque de Thibodaux n eu lieu
mardi dernier dams l'apres-midi.
Les personnes don't les mons
suivent ont etc clues: Ellis Braud,
Ernest Roger, L. A. Trosclair, c. P.
Shaver, A. j. Braud, j. W. Layman,
Henry W. Frost, Cl6ophas Lagarde,
o. Naquin, L. 7. Caillouet ct Thomas
Beary. Cette institution est dams
une condition DIES plus prosperes J.;
ellie pave aux aotionnaires un divi-
dende de dix pour cent par an.
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Mr.. Jean Vigneaux a etc nomme
Marshall de la corporation de La
fayette.
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lie Mexique Went de voter une loi
qui frappe dun imp6t les annonces
publi9es dams les journaux.
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Dams lie Kansas, une vile don't
nous ne nou souvenons pas lie nom,
etait 81 NAL admlnistree, ses finances
etaient dams un etat 81 deplorable,
que les hommes deciderent den
confer administration aux femmes.
LIE conseil de la vile fut done com
pose de femmes, ct n d'elles fut
nominee MARIE. Son premier acte
ofticiel fut de faire METRE son mari
en- prison !: ce qul denotait certaine-
ment un esprit bien profond de
justice avant tout. Pendant trois
ans qu'elles administrerent les affai-
res de Ia Corporation, Giles y firent
DIES reformes sages ct considerables ;
mails lie coffre s'etant rempli sous un
commencement aussi desinteresse,
certains individus chercherent a les
deplacer par DIES moyens reprehensi-
bles ct de dept elles renoncerent a
toutes leurs hautes aspirations politi-
ques pour rentrer dams la vie privee
qu'elles n'auraient jamais dh aban.
donner.
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LES LOIS DU PAYS sont obeies
wee plaisir ct soumission par tous
les citoyens ayant lie sentiment du
devoir. LIE bien-etre general depend
de cette observance DIES lois. Files
infiuent sur notre prosperite, ct
reglent en- quelques sortes nos ira
vaux ct les differences difficulties de
la vie ordinaire. Notre sang, lie
vehicule naturel de la vie humane,
dams sa course 4 travers nos veines,
peut etre mis- en- contact avec DIES
matieres impures GU pouvant l'affai-
blir.
Pour bonner au sang, lie pouvoir
supreme quill dot exercer, il est ne
cessairc que les materiaux nutrltifs,
de qualite pure ct de premiere qualite
lui soient fournis.
Tn venerable ct honnete SUISSE
Allemand a offert au public I'm
remede qul a etc compose par son
ancetre il y a pres de cent ans.
lie Novoro du DR.. Pierre est recon
nu aujourd'hui CONNIE lie meilleur
remede pouvant soulager ct guerir
toutes les maladies derivant de rim-
purete du sang. N'essayez pas de
lacheter chez les droguistes ct phar-
maciens. Aucun ne FONT en- vente
Les agents seuls peuvent vous lie
fournir. Pour toutes informations
a~dressez-yous au DR.. Pierre Fahrney
112 South Hoyne Avenue, Chicago,
Illinois.
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ONE DOLLAR
EVERY HOUR

is easily earned by any one of either sex in any
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The labor is light and pleasant, and you run no
you can give the business a trial without expense
to yourself. For those willing to do a little work,
this is the grandest offer made. You can work
all day, or in the evening only. If you are EN-
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grand workers; nowadays they make as much
as men. They should try this business, as 1t is 80
well adapted to them. Write at once and see for
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Box $50, Portland, Me.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-18

] u. blackburn has a Bible which is So
years Old.
] Frank Ayrcs has become musical
director OF First Presbyterian sunday
school.
Sunshine Circle, Kings Daughters, will
give musicale IN st. laHl NJ, l., Church
May oath.
The Grand Army Of the Republic will
hold nlcmorla! service May 2ssli in the
Opera House.
:. -. Schoomkotf Of sophia. Bulgaria,
Will deliver All address III Scott Church
next SUNDAY evening
Wilmington city Railway Company i
now using double track on Market street
from Front t. Ti!,ccHtU.
charles j II. Rccke.t Of thi, CITY has
become proprietor 81 the Atlantic House,
Auoscy hotel AZ Ocean Gr0ye. y. i.
The proceeds OF the musiea! tea given
recently bythe A'.iren's RanG Of liomupo.
wtNic Hospital am oan,ed 70 5000.
A. u. Nandeyer has . llaint picture Of
ne capture u ihG Irish >!ugp-ut war
lr9iii by the Gntei states s.uapu..war
Wasp.
Kennel SQUARE V. oAd .la,4r,:,.r saws
i Il PROBABLE tlN a survey of the krnue,,
Wilmington electric road Will uc ni.tF
curing TIE cowig- Skinner.
leliess q! Illt abstraction, G. I. a., were
granite. ny Registrar touch on MuUGIy
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