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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-27
TARIFF BILL TO BE INSTRUCTED.

The consideration of the tariff bill in
the senate is 10 be INSTRUCTED by Senator
Quay Of Pennsylvania and Senator Dol phi
of Oregon. who will alternate in the de-
livery of useless speeches for the purpose
of occupying time. Under the present
rules, as has been demonstrated again
and again a single man may prevent
legislation by talking against time, and
this practice will be resorted 10 until a
closure rule is adopted The plan Of Mr..
Quay and Mr.. Dolph does not receive the
unanimous approval of the republican
sena tors. In fact there is .reat deal of
opposition to their purpose on the repub-
lican side. and it will ultima tely become
subject for caucus consideration.
Speeches are being prepared for them by
the clerks of the republican congressional
committee and consist mostly OF de-
scription Of the condition Of the various
industries throughout the country that
are likely 10 be affected by the passage
of the tariff bill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-27
NOT FRIENDLY TO THE TERRITORIES.

Although two bills for the admission of
new states have passed the house, IL is
not likely that either measure will pass
the senate. The democratic leaders in
the senate side do not believe this an OPP
perfume time 70 create new states, and
their opinion Aow seems 10 be that Ari-
IONA. New Mexico. Oklahoma and Utah
should wait while longer. The belief
is general that any OF these new states,
if admitted now. would be likely TO elect
republican senators. and thus tend to re-
store TO power the present minority in
that body. This is the view taken by
Senator German and other democrat,
members of the senate steering commit
tee, and hence the bills for admitting
Arizona and New Mexico, which have al
ready passed the house, will not receive
immediate attention. These territories
have no representation in the senate as
they have in the house. and in conse-
quence the bills of deepest interest TO
them remain quietly in committee.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-27
A Profitable Investment.

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We know that it Will stop cough quicker
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Samples free. Large bottles soc and 25c
at b. ). Webb's.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-04-27

Buy Dnllam's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills, ~ ia each package, at Van
DenBergh'A
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
Springfield ua6 nmgegtnd,

Die S1iIer Der bieiisen 9o@i@uIe
baben einen Iiterariiden Club aesrlnbet.
Yaul Sdbn III i'm Store pom Sobn
S9mel3 ais GIert anseiteqt.
Sobn Dombrosti persr5Bert iein
@obnbaus bur@ Elm 3we,tes Stodwert
mnb cine Slide.
u. Hubbarb unb @%emabIin iinb pom
elmer jrueiw0@entIiden Deiu@sreiie aus
Wiseoniin smridsetebrt.
II nsue Mitslieber i@Io1en fi@ Iets
ten Samitas. nod benz Mnb0ren BON
Smens Rebe, Dem bieiisen 0oltsparteis
Club an.
Gin Mann, be1en Namen mir ni9t
in grfabruns brinsen tonnten. Der i@on
felt ldnserer 3eit am @rabir,ns Der
Giienbabn anseitelt mar. murbe letter,
Mittmo9 in ganborn tobt in feinem
Bette sefunben. ~l1nmdBiges Grinten
mirb ais Tobesuria@e anseseben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
sprinafieIb. Q. sept.

M Nt"|- VIM aHM
Mrel 9euidlon beiu@te am Montas
Treunbe in SIeepp gpe.
Gountp>S 9atmeiaer Burg mar an,
Oienitas auf 8eiu@ in Sprinsfielo.
SRI. Sennie @ilts BON Mansato 1T
ais @eblIfslebrerin Der bieiisen 9o@s
i@uIe anseiteQt.
Die grSBte Musmabl Don muiitalii1en
Snitrumenten 1T i'm @eiddft bon 9uso
.S@leuoer 5u finoen.
Ostar 9elitien bat elm Manbolins
Srdelter or9aniiirt unb bort in Golae
oelen nur nod auf benEiteIr profeKor. "
Cine Mn3abl Sprinsiielber ruobnten
amMontaS in Sleeppgpe benz Qei@enbes
sdnsniB pom I. @aoI, Der ont Somitas
seitorben 1T, Bel.
%. u. @ates uirb na1iten Samftas
Mbenb i'm bieiisen Opernbous bic polls
tii1en Tasesfrasen pom Republicans
|f@en Stanbpuntt aus beleu@ten.
@prinsfielbs staa,ss g enatorss Gan.
bibat Sobn 9. S@mio madte lette
ISOLDE cine &unbreiie burd @eowoob
County unb fanb iberaq Elm f%reunbIi.
DIES gnt9esentomnen.
g. M. Swens &ebe babier Ietten
Samffas bat ni@t nur bel ben populi:
iten, ionbern aud bel uieIen @epubIita>
nern unb Demotraten ben a~intiaiten
ginbrud sema9t. SER Omen barf
bel Der @abl auf cine anftdnbise Maio>
ritdt in Springfield unb l1msesenb re@s
men.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
Gatal..

Gatal.
Stubioius 8umpmeier i9reibt an
ieinen Ontel:
rQieber Onsel!
@@ide mir 80 Mart our Mni@afs
flung bes neuen anatomii@en Wertes,
bamit id f1eiBis ttubiren Tam.
Gein bantbarer Grit."
gu feinem Merser fomrnt Das Nert
ielbf. @ier3ebn Gage ipdter i@reibt er
n~euerbiuss iei,em Ontel:
v2ieber Ontel!
Set Meuiabr babe i'd bon Sir tet>
men Seller erbalten. ST bos Oer Xobn
fir mein eifri9es Stubium?
Dein errpartun9Spoqer Trit."
gu leiner peinliden l1eberraidun9
tommt nun pom Ontel folsenber Brief:
r2ieber Neffe!
Dein eifrises Stubium 1T leeres Sc
f1unter. DEM bdtteit Du nur bic err
iten Blatter bes neuen Wertes auf9e>
i4nitten, 10 bdtteit Du barin ais gin>
ldse SO Mart setunben.
Dein un3ufriebener Sntel."
Sein Merser mar UNI 10 sr6Ber, ais
er bas @ert bereits bel einem Mntiquar
uperiilbert" bate unb iid abiolut ni@t
erinneru %tonnte, Bel wel@em.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

Die mpfnbIi@e @attin.
@attin: rNein, i'd bin Dir wirtli@
b5ie, gmil, Du bait an meinem @orte
s%eSmafelt!" - @atte: rNber, liebes
&inb, i'd ueiB senau, baB i'd Dir erii
100 Mart seseben babe, bas eriebe id
gang beutli4 aus meinem gbedbu@!"-
@attin. rMatlrli4, ba Tam man ieben.
mas Du fir Elm Mann BIT; iol@' einem
alien Gbedbud slaubit Du mebr, als
Deiner eisenen Trau!",.
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Scr i&Iaue so a :.

Sn elmer Tamilie, bic 3wei balbwi@>
iise mannlide Spr0Blinse, Mar unb
Moris 3dblt, bra4te Mar einit einer1
puno nit mad 5auie, Elm bdBlt@es,
mibrises Gbier, bas bic meibli9en 6as
milienslieoer abideuli6 fanben. Gno>
lid permo@te Die dlteite S4meiter ben
tleinen Mar, ben 6unb sesen cine Bee
lobnuns 0 3wan3is pfennisen mieoer
fort3ui4afien uno wes3ui4enten. Ufar
peri@mtnbet nit tem 3Ster unb tommt
nod elmer balben Stunbe, ben Stiel Der
letten fir bic 3wan5is Bfennis setauf>
ten 8irnen %benasenb, i@man3elno nod
9auie. r9tnn, mem bait Du benn bas
sariise gieb sei@tntt?" ruff ibm bic
Sdmeiter 81. nDem Mforis" beri@tet
has Mar@en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

Dem Sonnens llntersanse wiro nit
mebr Greuoe. Sebniudt unb Wersnds
gen entseSenseieben. ais benz Sonnens
Mufsanse, ba bic gr,nen Sep0bnli@ am
sbenb ibre Blrbe nieberlesen uno einem
,uobltbdtisen S@lafe %entseseniebm Tons
men, ben Der in Woblitanb lebenbe @sis
DE bdufis uermiBt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

Die Wori@riften bes aeiunben Men'
i9~enueritanbes iinb melt 3winsenber,
ME bic fr,tten Befeble eines Neifters;
uer bes lestern Befeble ni@t befolst,
bereitet ii4 llnannebmli@teit, mer aber
sesen bic @ori@riften bes seinnben Mens
fdenpernanbes fanbist, ma9t einen Mars
rem aus ii9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
6 n 0eIb.

SunsseieQe: r.... l1nb Sbr Mdnner
feb ia bod aue Stlapen gurer Trauen!"
@atte: r@or ni@t, id tbue, mas id
miQ! @ar ni@t fir@te i'd mid Dor
meiner Trau! Das brau@it Du ibr
ibrisens ni@t nieoer gu iasen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

Dor iiebentSpfsen Dra@eu far&te
bid ni9t; aber firdte bid Dor 9eu4s
Tern, pel@e @eben einboIen unb austras
gen; benm mas iol@e Meni@en i'm Nu>
senblide llebIes Setban, tannit bu in
Sabren ni4t pieber gut MAIDEN.
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emMt tbr Mrbcit?

@tetiSe Mrbeit fit has erSbte @eiddft I'M
Weiteu. Mtt unieren Mitteln fSurel,, mir
einen suten gertduier III ,mei Wo6en berau=
bilben. 9Qe Baun,e u,,b Strduder aus ur=
ierer @artuerei iiab sarantirt. rs Der beten
Sorten Samel Z &artofielm IN Der Belt.
Bout ibr Sell, 10 ldreibt al
sunis> unS srum.nsar.s s. s. 111aY & 60.
ner u. @amenbauslr. CsD ct. Saul, Miun.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

Bauern> ReseIn lrOttOber,
Bebdlt imS ftober berBaum bieBldtter,
go re9ne maj auf itrenses@ intermetter,
Ja0t Der erite @4nee inn Dred,
90 bleibt Der san3e Winter Elm @ed.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11
osbaft.

rMein &aiiirer 1T mir nit Der Rafe
gu GuB bod
mobl? Denn fiir's Gabrselb uirb bic
mobl taum 9elanst baben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

Rei@tbum persebt, geritanb beftebt.

We6er auf gisentbum seben. ais auf
Drembem reiten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-11

Mer CUR re@ten i3eit bumm 5u iein
ueritebt, 1T Der @ei&eiotete.
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PROCEEDINGS OF iii TOWN
COUNCIL
TOWN HALL,

lCWN HALL, I
Thibodaux. La, August 24th, 1894. {
The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
daux, met this day in special meeting.
Present.-W. e. Raglan Mayor and trus-
tees L. p Caillouet, A. J.. Never, Thos. AL
berti and +. Zernott.
Absent Trustees 0. Naquin and Thco F.
Bergeron.
Mayor Raglan explained the object of the
meeting.
W~hereupcn, Mr.. Caillouet, seconded by
Mr.. Zernott. called up the resolution autho-
rizing the Water Works Committee to cause
the erection OF the proposed water works
according to the plans and specifications set
forth by Mr.. Geo q. Morgan. to be properly
ao vertised for biis under snch ru es as they
might deem fit. and granting to said com
mittee the right to reduce the number of
Hydrants set forth in said plans and further
to add, as an extra precauticn. additional
strength, to the foundation of the stand pipe.
and to that extern to change the said plans and
specifications of the sand Geo. G. Morgan.-
carried.
There beng no further business, the Coun-
ell adjourned.
w. G. Raglan.
I'll. n. COUAoN. Mayor.
Clerk
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WANTED.
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF WA
TER WORKS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceived at the tffice of the Mayor of the
town of Thibodaux, Thibodaux, Louisiana,
until T. m. September 24th, 1854. for the cree
ton OF a complete system OF Water Works,
including pumping machinery. boilers. heat
er and feed pump. with all attachments,
fittings and trimmings, pipes and specials,
hydrants. valves. valve boxes, with lead :,
jute, stone, brick, cement, lime, sand, lum-
Der, slate aud materials of every kind for
the construction of said Water Works and
the pumping station, and also a steel reser.
voir or stand pipe, all complete as per plans
and specifications on file in the office of said
Mayor.
Plans may be seen and specifications OBJ
tanned from The Mayor of Thibodaux.
Satisfactory bonds will be required with
the contract.
TIL right is reserved to accept or reject
any and all proposals.
All proposals must be addressed to the
Hon. Mayor and Trustees OF Thibodaux, care
OF VIM. &. Raglan, Mavor, Thibodaux. Loui-
siana. and marked Proposals fol the Free
ton of Water Works ETC."
WIN. e. Raglan, Mayor.
Thibodaux. La.
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ROBERT E KERKAM,
Director.
per S. B. PFANNER.
Temporarily in charge.
New Orleans. Sept. 4. 1894.

The Police Jury of the Parish OF
Lafnnrclle met on Monday and Tues
day last in Thibplaux, and transacted
considerable busiress. Look out for
their Proceedings mex week. The
following members were present :
President Kent. and Messrs II. w. Ia
Dor, David Seally, Files Foret, Frank
Christen, Ellie Duc.s, Charles Gaude,
and Emile Ledet absent: Emile l..
Morvant. They adjourned to meet on
next Thursday the 18th inst. to choose
and appoint 4 member on the Board
of Supervisors Of Election in aecor
dance with the new election law.
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kseg3stEafiOR Notice.
OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF VOTERS, P4RIsH)
OF L~AFoURCHE.

OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF VOTERS, P4RIsH)
OF L~AFOURCHE. !
Tbihodaur, La. SEPT 3. 1891.
In conformity with the law. | hereby give
notice that the office of Registrar of the Vo-
tiers ot the Parish of Lafuurche, will be opeu-
ca Tor revision AZ the following places
imbcdauX Court House, I'd Ward. from
Septemher iGth to 18th.
Jean and Jean Louis Dayiet, 81 Ward.
September 18th ane 18th:
jos X. Barrios. Lockport. right descend.
ing bank, 18th Ward, September 18th and
Frank P. Para, Ward 10Th, September
2lst aud I'd
Louis I.eriile. L~ockport left descending
bank Ward 9TH. September 23l and 24th.
SYLVAN Boul geois. Facnerie. Ward Sth.
September 23th and Goth.
Wellington Hebert, Ward eth, September
9Th and 2oth.
Mrs. L.. A. Gossin. Ward 5tl, October Ist
and I'd.
Files Rodlisue. Ward 9th. October 81
and 4ih.
nemetrius Hotard, Bayou Blue. October
Sth aud 9th.
Ihibocaux Court House, from Oetober
10th until the election.
g. ABRTRAT JR.
Assessor and sx-Oficio Registrar,
Parish Of Lafourche.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court, Parish OF
Lafourche.
Success on Of AmedeO Champa ne,
No. 1412, PrObdtes.

IAkE NOTICE, THAT PURSUANT TO
l. an order and decree of the above Court
and to II commission to me directed in the a.
bove entitled and numbered succession. I
will offer for sale at public auction, nursu-
ant to law to the last and highest bidder at
the Court House in the town of Thibodaux.
on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1891.
between the hours of il O'Clock a. m, and 4
o'clock p. m. the following described proper
ty. to-wit
lst. A certain tract or parcel Of land sitn-
ated III said parish at about forty-fnur miles
below the town of Thibodanx. measuring A.
bout Two Hundred and Eightytwo 7ll2 feet
front on said Bayou. and containing Fifty
seven I2ll00 arpents more or less, being lot
or subdivision No. 10 on plan made by 2. A.,
Thibodaux and filed in the succession pa
pers OF the estate OF Jourdain Savoie. and to
which plan special reference is made. bound
ed above by lands of st. James Ledet, and
below by lou below described.
"a. Another tract or parcel of land below
and immediately adjoining the tract lust A.
bove described. and of The same lime isions,
viz Two HUNDRED and Eighty two and 7tI2
feet front ON said Bayou and containing Fif-
ty seven and I2it0e arpepts more or less. be-
ing lot or subdivision Ne. 10. on said plau
and to which special reference is made now.
bounded aho-e by lou above described and
below by land OF the Estate of Lucien Cue
provements thereon tSee G. Y. No IS. D COS.
ON the Following terms and conditions, ":
or / ash to pay debts.
August llth, 1894.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff of Itatourcha
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Thibuoous 5cntiucl.

Journa! CT c. III Senatorial Oastrlc
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HON ANDREW PRICE.

The time approaches for the pomin-
alton of a candidate from this District
for the coming Congressional Flee
ton. The lame Of the distinguished
gentleman vino has since 1889 so ably
represented this District at once sue.
gests Itself for the nomination. 1t is
hoped by leading Democrats in the
District that the Hon. Andrew Price
will consent to the use Of lis name in
connection with the nomination. In
deed. the coming nominating conven-
tio2 should unanimously tender him
the nomination, and use its utmost ef-
forts to have him accept it. 1t is due
to Mr.. Price from the Democracy of
the District for the loyal self-sacrifc-
ing and untiring zeal ard energy with
which lie stood up for sugar, rice aud
other industries against hopeless odds
in the House OF Representatives
Not to fecogn ze the splendid fight for
sugar made by Mr.. Ptice. his loyalty
al d zeal, his indefstisable energy. hg
rendering him a unanimous nounina-
ton. followed i.y an enthusiastic sup
P"lt, would look almost like base in
gratitude on the part Of his coustitu-
ency.
Let no such charge be brought
against the Democrats of the Sd Con-
giessional District !; lei the Demoera
ey rouse itself from It's apparent leth :.
afgy. aud through its accredited re
representatives., enthusiastically nomin-
ate MI. Price and return him as his
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successor by an overwhelming ma
jority.
Let the Democrats of the Sd Distric
close up ranks and testify their APP
prec.ation of the splendid services Of
their gallant and distinguished repre-
sentative in the Halls of Congress by
enthusiastically re-electing him as his
own successor.
Let the Hon. Andrew Price be
unanimously nominated, and the Dem
ocracy Of the District do its tul! duty
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THINK WE'LL ON 1T.
OF LAFOURCHE.

Congress has adjourned after pass
ing a tariff law on the line of tariff re-
form. 1t is not our purpose to dis
cuss the law in general but to confine
ourselves tC its effect on sugar.
The law grants q duty on sugar of
40 per cent dd rdlorem. Is of a cent
on refined sugar above 16 Dutch STAN
dard, and Ito of a cent from ~countri. S
paying bounty, which tariff is various
~ est mated as aff0rding an inciden-
tai protection of from one to one and
a half cent a pound. The law repeats
the bounty on sugar and there is now
pending before the Senate "a bill pass
Ell by tue house putting sugar on the
free list.
Many of our sugar planters are much
exercised oveI the %precarious situa-
ton of sugar, aud naturally deplore
the loss of the bounty. There is no
denying the fact that we have been
very badly treated in the house of our
friends, and that III chief industry is
in a critical state. We had the right
to expect better treatment and there
Is room for just resentment.
But when confronted by danger is
not the time to think of venting our
resentment or administering rebnke !:
it is the time to consider the means of
averting the impending calamity.
The drastic remedy of severing the
ties which have so long bound us to
the Democratic Party and joining the
ranks of the Republican party, has
been suggested and considered by
some.
1t is difficult to conceive what good
can result from such a course. and to
us the proposed remedy looks worse
than the disease. The Republican
party is responsible for our present
~pledicament. 1t put sugar on the
free list four years ago, and gave us
the bounty against our solemn pro-
test. We protested against the ac-
ton of that party at the time because
every intelligent man foresaw that the
bounty under our system of govern
ment was bound to prove unpopular,
and would be repealed sooner or later.
We protested against the taking off
sugar from the dutiable list, because
the logic IF the case taught us that
the moment the of sugar
the vast American people, had D
rlenced the advantages of cheaper
sugar, it wonld be difficult to restore
the tariff on sugar. We protested
against free sugar, then. for the same
reason that we protest against free
sugar now. that under sound Demo-
cratic doctrine of tariff for
sugar is par excellence a reveuue pro-
ducing article.
The Republican PARTY needed not
our protests then, BE- aase it was nee
esSary under the scheme of the Me :.
Kinley Bill to Increase the projection
of the manufacturers of the North,
and at the same time to decrease an
"yrr1owing treasury. to sacrifice the
tariff on sugar. It thereby pledged
itself tn free sugar. or Ms it's camnaign
orators in 1890 aud again in 1892 ex-
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ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGE.
Raw s. IOuiS Miss.

THIS WELL-kNOWN COLLEGE BEGINS
Its next session, Tuesday Sept. 4th.
Situated in a healthy region, enjoying con-
every facility to acquire a solid education.
Its mathematical and English departments
are particularly efficient, while for pratical
business traiAing it is unexcelled in the
South.
AT the request of many patrons, a classical
course Will be established this session.
Medals We're awarded to this College both
at the Paris and Chicago EXpositions.
For terms and particulars, address Presi-
dent. s 1874.