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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
They Want Music.

Something calling itself" Souza
makes a request to Professor
Berger fr the performance of
certain musical pieces at his next
concert. To Judge from Souza's"
proposed programme be or she
evidently knows very little Of
good music and it will probably
be just as we'll to leave it to Pro-
fessor Berger to select his own
programme. The Adrertiser, in
ose of its cratic moods. adopts
the idea OF "'Souza" and desires
the public to make programmes
for Berger in the future. With
all due respect to the public"
we beg 10 suggest that Professor
Berger has been in the music
business for more than thirty
years. He is of age. He has
cut his teeth. He knows his
business or he wouldn' t have been
where he is to-day. Any friendly
suggestion to him has always
met his kindest consideration.
He will do almost anything for
his friends "the public" but we
doubt very much that he will be
dictated to. Let Berger make his
own programmes. He has done so
for the last twenty years in Ho-
nolulu and he is perfectly allie
to do it for the next decade.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

rod ending March 10. 1852
From 1882 70 1856 tue item IN the
Appropriation Bill reads Hos
pital Fund (estiwated receipts)
all receipts to be paid over to the
Queens Hospital. $1,000. or
whatever sum vas appropriated.
At this session Of the legislature.
1852 il WAS enacted that $500
Of the Hospital tax leyIed upon
passencers should be annually
reserved by the Trustees Of the
Queens Hospital and distributed
bv the Trustees TO various Chart
bic and benevolent societies IN
Honolulu. No amount Is appro-
priated in 1855, bat it was en-
acted by Section 5 Of the Appro-
priation Bill that The Hospital
Tax fund shall from time to time
be paid over to the Treasurer Of
the Queens Hospital.
In 1890 the system was changed
and the tax Of two dollars to be
paid by each passengers entering
these islands from abroad was
abolished, and a port charge was
established, subjecting every yes
sci arriving from a foreign port at
any Of the ports Of these islands
with passengers on board TO a
tx Of one dollar for each passen-
ger. The new law enacted that
this tax "should form a part of
the port charges and shall be
paid to the Collector Of the port
and no Collector shall grant a
clearance to any such vessel
until the same be paid. This
legislation was accomplished by
an amendment of the Act Of May
Is, 1859, and the proceeds were
to be devoted to the same pur-
poses as when the tax was paid
by the passenger.
There being some do u b t
whether this tax should be paid
directly to the Queens Hospital
the Legislature of 1892, Chap.
10, of the laws OF the year,, en-
acted that all moneys hereto
fore collected and now unexpend-
ed, and all moneys which may
hereafter be collected under any
existing or future statute autho
rizing the collection of any hos
pital tax. shall be paid into the
Public Treasury and held by the
Minister of Finance, as a special
deposit to the credit and for the
benefit of the Trustees of the
Queen 5 Hospital. Such special
deposit shall at all times be sub
ject to the order of said Trustees,
or such officer thereof as may be
by them authorized, and shall be
by such Trustees devoted to the
purposes of said Queens Hospi- =
tai.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
A Final Admission.

1t is very amusing to notice
the war which is being waged
between the official organ the
Advertiser and the semi-ofticial
Star. The latter IS in for annex
alton and the former under its
present editorial management is
trying to crawl out and Undue
the country with the idea that
today Hawaii got all she wanted
viz good government.
Mr.. Magoon who has had the
decency to state his opinion pub
licly and pronouncing himself as
an anti-annexationist gets in for
share of the abuse which most
ly is poured on to the curls of the
unfortunate editor of the Adger-
iiScr We admire the STIR be
cause it is candid and as we
believe honest. Its hackers
want annexation and they are
making a good fight for it. Some
day perhaps we may join issue
with them and of two evils advo-
cate the lesser; the loss of our
independence and our closer
connection with the States. The
Adueriis6r represents the senti-
ments of the government and the
planters and will fight annex
alton at all hazards. The Ha-
waiian Republic is good enough
for that ilk--that is, as long as
that ilk is the Hawaiian Re-
public
But tie Star should not allow
its enthusiasm for annexation to
carry it away from the path of
good policy and common sense.
The following paragraph is about
the most damaging expression
yet published in a government
paper. The Star says;
Neither Mr.. Magoon nor the
very few who agree with him
could hold a Republic together
for twenty-four hours without
the cement of the political idea
of annexation.
We fully admit the truth OF the
Stars remark but we mustsay. that
We are surprised to see the
staunch supporter of the republic
openly state that the republic
cannot stand for twenty four
hours except the annexationists
hang together.
What an admission Is that
the result Of the good work of
absent Dole aid present Damon.
thas finally their mouthpiece
should come out and admit that
the republic is tottering aud that
only by a bolstered up pretense
can the present abortiye govern
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24

ment be kept together. Armstrong
kill the republic in the Advertiser
BIZ his commissions The Sar
kills her By its admissions
Is the meantime the represen-
tatives of the people lie back and
grin and they watch quietly the
dog and cat fight. When the
people are ready they stop watch
ing and grinning and they strike.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
BEDS of
WOVEN WIRE +!
The Luxury
OF THE
10th Century
a Mysterious Tale.
A Mysterious Tale.

Did anybody ever hear how the banana first
was grown,
How the milk got in the eoeoanut; when
mango seed was sown:
fair lsnd.
And when they died. where they all went. the
happy dussy bands
These facts are al mysterious, and no soIu.
ton get,
And there's other mysteries quite as deep
which are not fAihomed yet.
Who was it ran the opium ring. got in the
liquor free,
How vas il Customs men we're blind. detec-
tsyss could NJ sees
Whose going 20 be the Tanmany King Of
this most 'pi0us town,
Who'l II start the Show, 20 whom shah re Ar
plank the '.neediul'' down:
VINO viii be Boss. and run the Srn who
viii the Buckley be,
To do Il on the Frisco plan OF the Great
Repzblie fFecs
One thing we know that BATLEYsS BEDS
are made OF WOVEN WIRE.
They give Is comfort, peace and rest. and are
al that sc desire
He takes no part in politics, but DOES the
best lie can
10 i,easS as fssenEis, and show TIA. he's the
WOVEN WIRE MANI
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CARD OF NOTICE.

Scharf & Co. has removed TO Ar
lington Block Hotel Street, where
they will be better able to serve
and please their Patrons.
Will keep on hand all the latest
papers.
Book Stationery. Periodicals Il
Novelties, in all branches of the
trade
Sc II II
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
Long
Branch
-RH7HlNC-
Establishment.
Establishment.

This First-Class Bathing Resort
has been enlarged and is now open
TO the public, II IS the best place
on the islands TO enjoy a Bath. and
there is no better place 10 lay of.
Special accommodations for Ia :
dies Tramcars pass the door every
half hour, and on Saturdays and
Sundays every fifteen minutes.
C. ]. SHERWOOD,
iva Proprietor.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-24
KAMEHANEHA GIRLS
SCHOOL.

Tta first trim e Ka1nshz-nsha GIris
SchOol y III opsn No1liay November 18Th
Apphsat.3as for admission nay be address
ed % Mss Pope sIshsr Il ksnShauehs
Manual o. Miss Pope, vii ts n the Hs~=-
nan kindergarten Room, Qussn Emma
Hall. Saturday mornings from al2 whs-s
she VIII be pleased 70 meet spplicAnts, The
tuition Is fifty dollars gSso.l 4 year No
applicants received under l. years q age.
Oct. Him.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-08

Mr.. Theodule Martin demeurant a
queIque distance en- haut de l'Eglise
Ste. Marie Pamela etait a Thibodaux
lundi dernier ct nous rendait visite.
Ii nous rapporte que la nouvelle lev6e
cui commence imm6diatement au-
dessus de la derniere crevasse Ste.
Marie pour une distance de II
arpents est a motto achevee. Cette
nouvelle levee est constitute a peu
pres a quatre-vingts pieds en- dehors
de la vieille lev6e, ct a etc tracee
4 la demande DIES habitants de Zen.
droit. II a fallu pour bonner Fem
placement suffisant, reculer quatorze
batisses y compris maisons ct cuisines
Les habitants Sc sont dome Ia main
ct laffaire de reculer les maisons {
etc bientot fate.
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Mr.. Felix Caillouet de lkabitation
Orange Grove, a ses propres frais, a
travaille lie chemin public entire les
habitations Coulon ct Highland, con-
nu sous lie nom de la manche du
Chackbay pour une distance de Ga
arpents, Y faisant IN excellent
chemin. Ii rapporta que Mr.. Files
Rodrigue await fat appel u les
habitants du Chackbay ct que
personne n'avalt voulu donner III
coup de main pour r6parer &C
chemln.
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la COUR DE

La Cour du dix-huitieme District
Judiciaire s'est reuni lundi dernier q
Ii heures du matin, le JUICE J.. p.
CaiIlouet, pr6sidant. Parmi les ayo-
cats du barreau Sc t~rouvaient pre-
sents lie Cap. B. T. Winchester,
avocat de District, lie JUICE Taylor
Beattie ct fills, lie Gouyernear CLAY
knobloch ct fills, lie Gen. John S.
Billiu, Mr.. Thomas 4. Badeaux, le
Juge B. L. Blake, ct lie Maj. W. ?.
Martin.
La Cour appointa Mr.. j. Louis
Aucon de Thibodaux, foreman Gu
Grand Juri, ct les mons DIES personnes
s%uivantes ont etc tires pour former
lie grand Juri. l.. A. Bloain, W.
R. Williams, Thomas H. Roger, j.
Prudent Bourg, j. 0. Toups, J. T..
Badeaux, Z. j. Guidry, c. FL. Braud,
J. l.. Thibodaux, Leufroy Rreaux, j.
Lovingly Leblanc, j. Scott Williams,
Hamilton Ago, Oz6me Naquln ct
Emile j. Braud.
Nous considerons ce grand juri lie
plus capable qui ait etc choisi depuis
que nous sommes a Thibodaux il
est compose d'hommes intelligents ct
pratiques. II a tenu trois jours de
s6ance cette semaine, ct s'est ajourn6
mercredl soir jusqu'a lundi proclaim.
D'apres la nouvelle loi, lie grand juri
restera en- fonctlon jusqu'a ce ou'un
autre soft appolnte. II sera sujet a
lappel du Juge quand il lie trouvera
necessaire. Nous apprenons que ce
grand ]uri Sc propose d'investiguer
toutes les infractions a la loi depuis
la derni6re cour, ct a Get effet IN
grand nombre de personnes ont etc
c.tees pour comparative devant lui.
Nous tiendrons nos lecteurs au
courant DIES accusations quill portera.
Saul quelques sentences portees
contre certains accuses qui ont plaid6
coupables, la our ne s'est occupee
que d~'affaires clviles cette semalne.
Dams notre proclaim numero nous
tacherons de bonner I'm compile rendu
DIES a~ffaires crimlnelles qui paraftront
devant la cour. ST nous devons
compiler sur les rumeurs qui cilculent
lie grand juri portera plusieurs accu
sations la semaine prochlne. Nou:
verrons.
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Apres avolr passe pres dun mois
a Hot Springs OH il6tait allie souffrant
avec les rhumatismes, Mr.. G. D.
Darrios de Lockport est revenu chez
lui samedi dernier parfaitement
retabli, sauf une petite douleur dams
Index de la main droite. II 6tait a
Thibodaux lundi, ct nous a assure
quill ny await rien de plus efficace
pour guerir du rhumatisme que les
eaux mineraies de Hot Springs.
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GRANDE EXCURsIoN-N'oubliez pas
que lie Thibodaux Fire Co. No. l ct lie
Home Hook and Ladder Go. No. l
donneront une grande excursion de
Tmbodoux q St. Martin. demain lie
9 Septembre. Ce sera une
eycellente occasion de passer une
journee agreeable dams l'endroit natal
de la belle Evangellne, ct de vlsiter
lie premier etablissement des Acadiens
en- Louisiana.
Govt pour aller ct retour de
ThlbodauX ct tOutes stations entire
Thibodaux ct Berwick City inclusive
ment, a st. Martin, $3.50 de Pat
tersonville ct toutes stations entire
Jacksonville ct Franklin inclusive
ment a St Martin, $1,25 +; de Baldwin
ct toutes stations a St. Martin, S1.00;
enfants, moiti& prlx.
Le train partira de Thlbodaux a
S:15 heures pr6cises du matin, ct re-
venant de St. Martin i partira j 6
heures du soir.
lie but de cette excursion est &c
procurer DIES fonds pour solder en-
prrtie la dette qui pese sur lie "Thibo
daux Opera House; il est du devon
de nos pompiers ct de leurs amis d
faire tout leur possible de mener cettt
excursion a II bonnie fin p6cunlalre
Que les campagnes a%voisinantes J
portent tout leur concours possible.
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Les jeunes gems suivants de ia
paroisse Lafourche, sont parts pour
rentrer en- etude au College de Spring
Hill cette semaine: Walter ct Leonce
Morvant, fills de Mr.. E. Z. Morvant !;
Octave ct CASTOR Trosclair, fills de
Mr.. L. A. T~rosclair ; Octave Coignet.
ills de Mr.. A. G. Coignet Olivier
Braud, fills de Mr.. Files Braud !;
James Fleetwood, fills du DR.. j. n.
Fleetwood ct Lawrence Keefe Jr.,
fills de Mr.. Lawrence Keefe ST..
Charles Morvant, frere DIES deux
Morvant qui sont d6ja parts, Sc
trouve malade en- ce moment il
rejoindra ses freres aussltot quill sera
mIeuX.
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UNE AUTRE FORE A THIBoDAUX
lie Home Circle Orchestra ct la
fanfare de Thibodaux donneront une
grande foire ct un concert a Thibo-
danx dams lie Thlbodaux Opera House,
samedi ct dimanche, lie Is ct lie 16
septembre proclaim.
lie but de cette foire est d'obtenlr
les fonds necessaires pour acheter
qaeIques nouveauX instruments pour
ces deux organisations. Les details
de cette louable afaire seront donnes
a temps dams les COLONIES de notre
journal. Les amateurs de muslQue
ne manqueront pas de bonner leul
plein concours, ct d'y porter tout leul
aide pecuniaire. Notre population
Anne naturellement la musique, ct il
est consequemment tout juste que.
quand nos %ieunes gems veulent procu
rer les instruments necessaires pour
faire cette musiQue, ellie les assistenk
Nous avons toute raison de croire
que nos bons citoyens Sc montreront
grands ct g~en6reux.
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lie Col. E. II. Lombard, reprGsen-
tant Ia Banque DIES Citoyens de la
Nouyelle Orleans 6tait 4 Thibodaux
cette semaine, ct a paru deyant le
jurl de police mardl pour essayer de
lui vendre pour rusage de IA paroisse,
lie Dredge boat "Kinta," maintenant
ancre q Lafourche Crossing.
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Mr.. Gustave Abribat Jr. 6tait a
Thibodaux lundi dernier. Ii ouvrira
lie bureau de l'enregistfement DIES
votants a Thibodaux Iundi proclaim.
Voyez son annonce dams une autre
artie de ce numero.
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PERDC.-Entre Raceland ct Thibo-
danx, on dams Thibodaux, un plan
noairant les terres de MN. Leo
pol Pertuit, Louis Th6riot ct autres.
Aa remettant ce plan, soft a Mr..
Leopold Pertult, GU au bureau de la
~SESTINELLE, Ia personne qui laura
tronv6, sera r6compens6e.
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MI. A. S. Richard, maitre de poste
de BERTHE, accompanied de son
epouse. passait la %journee de diman-
che a Thibodaux, chez Nine. Richard,
So mere.
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Ne Prof. E, Chol, apres avoir
pas Z une dlzaine de jours a Cooper's
We, ct quelques jours a Biloxi pour
sa sant6, est de retour a T~hibodaux
de,n.ia samedi. Son voyage lui a fait
mn ben considerable.
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r. frank Hoffman, de Thibodaux.
apes IN a~ga6able sejour de quelques
semaines dams lie Kentucky, est reve-
nu chez lui a la fin de la semaine
dern ere.
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At Observation-Disclosures ayons en-
nsn un assortment complet de
CRANES fralches de choux ct de
naFets du Canada, venant DIES
lansms de I'D. N. Ferry & Co." que
mons Fendons au detail a DIES prix
nol4ras.
"RoTH DRUG &c. LIMITED"
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Mr.. J. Louis Aucoin, marchand
mat4uaut de Tllibodaux, a etc choisi
par e Juge Caillouet foreman du
Grand Juri sous la nouvelle loi.
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Mr.. ". W. Hunter, IN DIES plus
vieux habitants du Canal Harang, est
mort jeudl de la semaine derniere.
Les fan6rallles Cnt Gu lieu en- l'Eglise
de Notre Dame du Saint Rosaire, en-
presence dun nombreux concours
d'amis ct commissioners de la famille,
lie Rev. Pere A. Kohnen oficiant.
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T. grand Juri, apres avoir siege
lupti. mardi ct mercredi, s'est aiourn6
iusq4a jeudi proclaim.
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Dir. Il. H. Michelet Jr. de la
p~aroi.se Assumption passait par
Thi odaux cette semaine pour Sc
rem lie a la Nouvelle Orleans.
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pnsipurs habitations ont commence
afaire Ia coupe du riz, ct on rapporte
que lie rendement est bon.
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Reaucoup de los paroissiens visi-
Talent Thibodaux cette semaine.
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hnvoyez vos contributions a la
W. 4ai aura lieu au .Thibodaux
op"'' fonse' samedi ct dimanche lie
. lie Is du present mois, samedi
n.'ie ie % gu lie vendredi precedent.
A'sauS' @ufs, volailles. &C., seront
Chack. aeceptables ; lait pour cremes,
Tenezl 'snedl gu dimanche apres midi.
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be Comit6 Central DGmocratique
de n paroisse Lafourche Sc r6unira
jeadi proclaim, lie = courant, a midi,
ponr choislr DIES d6l6ee6s pour repre-
sente- cette paroisse a Ia Convention
dn 3me. District Congressional.
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Mr.. T. y. TGte de III parolsse As
somption yisitait Ihlbodaux mardl
dernier.
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Tn Cour de District a etc en- ses-
MON toes les iours cette semaine.
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MI. Andre Guichard ct Bertucini
de linadieyille, visitaient Thlbodaux
cette semaine.
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Une grande foire sera dohnee a
Lab dieville lie samedl ct dlmanche lie
6 ct lie Z Octobre.
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DECEDEE.

FoLsE.-Sur lhabitation Melodia
mardi lie 1 Septembie, 1894, a II
heures du solr, Ellen Inez Folse, file
de Mr.. W. A. Folse, ag6e de 16 n
ct Z mois.
Les obs6ques ont eu lieu mercredi
dernier a 10 heures du matln, enrE-
elise Ste. Marie Pamela, lie Rev
Pere Vigroux officiant, en- presence
dun nombreux concours d'amis ct
commissioners de la famille, ct ses
restes mortels furent inhumes dams
lie c;metiere avoislnant l'Eglise.
Nile. Folse Gtait souffrante depuis
plusleurs mois, ct Dieu Ia appellee
vers lui. Ellie est morte aprts ayoir
rec. les derniers sacrements de lE-
elise Catholique. Nous comprenons
combien grande dot etre la oouleur
de SEES chers parents qui l'aimaient 81
t%endrement dependant Conscientious
dams votre douleur voas avez au
ciel I'm ange de plus qui v~eillera sur
vous.
a Ia famille desolee dams ce terri.
bic moment d'Gpreuve, nous presentons
nos sentiments de sympathie ct de
condol6ance les plus sinceres.
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Nous avcns eu lie plaisir dune
Agreeable visite samedi dernier de Nh.
Fra ois Dcramee ct de son fills
Camille, tous deux du Cut-Of.
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Mr. Louis L. Michelet, membre du
barreau de Napoleonvllle, visitait
Thibodaux samedl dernier. II a Pin
tention d'etabIir IN bureau a Thibo.
danz.
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Nous ell lie plaisir de renoon-
trer a Thibodaux samedi ct mardi
passes Mr.. Taylor Himel de St. Mar
tin dams Ia paroisse Assumption.
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lie Juri de Police de la parolsse
Lafourche sest assemble cette Sc
maine a la maison de Cour, ct a tenu
seance deux iours, lundl ct mardi.
Etaient presents lie president, Thos.
D. Kent, ct MN. II. W. Tabor, David
Scal'y, Files Foret, Frank Christen,
Chas. Gaud6, Ellie Ducos ct Emile
Ledet ; absent, Mr.. Emile U. Nor
want.
lis ont dispose DIES afaires ordi-
naires qul paraissent deyant eux.
D'apres les rapports DIES differents in
specteurs DIES chemins, les chemins
sont en- bonnie condition dams toute la
paroisse.
D'apres lie rapport de Mr.. Ellie Du-
COS, membre du Ju:i, ct de Mr.. l.. A.
Belanger. Inspector, les saules qui
encombrent lie Bayou lie long de sa
rive droite au-dessous de Mr.. Gregoire
Serisny ont etc coupes, d'apres lie
contrat dome a Mr.. Tomassi lie juri
a approuve lie rapport, ct ordre a etc
dome de payer lie contracteur.
LIE juri de police s'est ajourne mar
di soir a 4 heures pour Sc reunir jeu
di proclaim lie ID cOurant.
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Les habitants ont eu I'm temps
macnifque cette semaine.
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Ia premiere coupe de rlz a etc
lal'e Il J a de celia trois semaines par
w. Aaoais Toups pendant cette
|senH'iae il await coupe 80 arpents.
|coea1ne personne ma encore battu son
|r'z' on men connait pas encore lie
|ren cement.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-08

MI. Leo Ledet de S%chriever, visitait
T~hibodaux cette semaine.