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Arizona republican., 1895-03-06
Bids.

Pursuant to ordinance No. IT, adopted Oct 6, 1894 by the common council of the city of Phoenix and on the 27th day of February said council directed this notice, the undersigned invites, ahd will receive at his odice in the city hall up [" o'clock p. m Monday the 1lth da. of March sealed proposals ur bids for the iol- specifications adopted August 6, 1894, for the laying or cement sidewalks and concrete curb in the city of Pn9n'x, towit: A sidewalk feet in width III front of lot 1, block s; lot 6 in block s3 lot in block 73 and lot Il in block 73 in the city of Ph9niA; said bids to state the price per square foot for doing said work The common council reserves the right t. accept any or It eject all bids. ED. g HWARTZ.
 City Recorder.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-06
NOtice.
Notice of sale ot real eststa at private eale.

Notice of sale ot real eststo at private eale.
 Norice is hereby given that in pursuance to an oder of the rebate court Of Marico oa coun- ty, A'izona territory made on the 21st day of February, 1895, in the matter of the estate of John Bohn, deceased, the undersigned, the administrator of the said estate will sell at private sale at the office of J. B. W % iward, rooms and Porter building, Phpnix, A. T., WI ere offers or bids will be eived, for cash in lawful money of the United States and subject to the confirmation of tue probate court on Monday the 11th day of March 1895, at 12 o'clock m. all the right, title. interest end estate of the said John Bohn, deceased at the time of his death, and al the right. til and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the sa d John Bohn. decessed at the time Of his death in and to that certain real estate situated being and lying in the County of Maricopa, Arizona Territory, as follows viz: Northwest fl of section 9. ln township }. south of range 5, west, containing 160 acres. The bids or offers must be in writing Deed at expense of pure 1qSrr. SAMUEL BOHN,
 Administrator of the estate oi John Bohn deceased.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-06

Pullman sleeping ca SC vice nightly between Ph@n1X and Maricopa. Sleeping Car coupons sold to a points on the Southern Pacific and connecting lines.
 Train No l connects with Southern Pacific l9, pass Dg Ma'icopa st II: 50 p m. Train No. ? connects with Southern Pacific 20, passing Ma'icops at 40 a. m. Connection made at Tempe with stages for Goldfeld. Connection made at Phoenix with stages for Prescott and Congress. *Trains stop on signal.
 C.S HASTEN,
 General Manager
Arizona republican., 1895-03-06
PheliZ and Buckeye Staee
J, s. BASSETT, Prop

J, $. BASSETT, Prop,
 Leaves Phoenix Mondays and Tuesdays at 7:3O &. m arrives at Buckeye in twelve hours; leaves Buckeye Tuesdays and Sa days at 7:S0 m.. and arrives at Phoenix in twelve hours. Office at ParlOr Cigar store. A J, HILL. Agt.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-06
You Do Note

Realize what a good thin you are missing for your children by not giving them policy of one CT two thousand doliars in th9 Ch,id's Aid Association, which they will draw W hen 2l or 25, or sooner If 1eath will overtake them. L. J. Wood, secretary; Dr. Tut tle, medical examiner: Judge Reno X Son, gen eral agent, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1895-03-06
ThO CUte .JNrG.

The cute Japanese played a pretty trick to find ont the condition of the Chinese feet t,.ct vas so knocked around by the Ja-s at the naval battle of the Yula river. The Chinese feet was anchored at T'-.-Hai-Wci. The Jap
Arizona republican., 1895-03-06

THE REST EATING STATION between
 Ph9nix am Prescott is kept by Mrs E. Byrne at Frog Tanks.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-24

Mr.. Howard of the firm of Howard.
Delong and Co, the contractors who
built our Water Works, was here last
week for the purpose of looking into
the condition of the water tower. He
brought from New Orleans Mr.. Robert
K. Zell, mechanical engineer, to in
spect the tower and recommend what
alterations were needed. UpOn the
advice Of this gentleman it was deer
ded. 80 Mr.. Zernott acting mayor. in
fOims us, to increase the base nf the
foundation by ten feet in width and
then to lay under the tower cross steel
beams as additional support. The
extra work is to be begun as soOn as
the steel beams which, have been or
dered reach here, and will be rapidly
pushed to completion. When comp,e-
ted the whole is to stand a thirty DAYS
trial before the town will he called
upon To accept the tower, and in the
meantime the town will be fully pro-
tected by the deposit now in bank.
The extra work is to be made I'M
der the supervision of Mr.. Zell who
comes TO us highly mended and
when accepted the town will pay $3.50
extra for the extra work.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE
rs No.
Il. L and q. Hunter.

TAkE NOTICE, THAT ACTING UNDER
Il ard Ivy virtue of the authority in me
vested by the Constitution and laws of the
state of Louisiana. ! nave seized aud will
offer for sale at pubic auction pursuant to
law to the last and highest bidder on the
premises situated in this parish on the RIGHT
bank of Bayou Lafourche at about fort, five
miles helnw the town of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY AUGUST 9th 1895.
between the hours of II o'clock a. IN. and I
O'Clock y. m the following described nron-
erty belonging to defendants. to. wit:
All the contents of Il certain hstboat con
slstlng OF goods. wares and merchandise.
now being aud living in the Bayou Lafonrcbe
at ferdinand Rarilleaux's landing on III,
right bank OF Bayou LatoUrche Mt about AZ
miles below the town of Thibodaux. the sa,d
property having been seized to satisfy tba
aNmen Of the state and Parish licenses
ana penalties due by said defendants for
c"nhncttt = i retail merchandise store and a.
retail l'qunl dealer, for the wear 1895. which
licenses and penalties amount to the sum ~
One Hundred and SiNty-cight Dollars. The
sand property 10 be sold in accordance WILL
law aud without the benefit OF advertisement
Tor Cash in U. : Currency. unless All NH
cunts due be paid before tile day Of sale.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff uf Lafonrehe.
August 10th. 1898.
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A very pleasant social gathering
was given last Monday evening at the
residence Of Mr.. A. B. Walters. by
Miss Maggie Hogan, in honor of Miss
Lottie Guillot of Ne Orleans, who is
spending some time with friends il,
Ihlbodaux. The following were the
young people present: Misses Lottie
G%ulllot, Ada and Nellie Stone, Mollie.
Maggie and Effie Hogan. Minnie
Schneider. and Guile Walters: and
Messrs. Gus Wallace. Tom Hogan,
Walter Raglan. w. Mccormack. Louis
Schneider, Simon Bergeron and New
man Bess0n.
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BY some u~naccountablt omission we
have failed ~ the time to make rInn-
ton of our Sheriff excellent showing
IT, ~ cnu"ting - the State Tor the col
lection Of taxes. His settlement for
last Year shows that he has collected
aud accounted fnr uinety-nine aud
one half rer c-nt. Of the taxes due the
State. While il is not stated lie must
have done rs well for the parish as he
dorS nor collect the State without the
parish taxes.
This is certainty a good showing
and II of which cur young Sheriff
feels justly rloud.
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ST. STANISLAIS COLLEHE
BAY ST. LOUIS. Miss.


Tbs College j. tunted ON The Gulf
C.mSt 80 milrS from New Orleans on
the l.. & y. K. X.
The course of studies is extensive
and comprises four departments: Pre-
paratory. Commercial, Scientific and
Classical. The mathematical and Sci
entltie training is made a special oh
jet while the literary culture impart-
ed fits young men for business or the
professions. No effort will be spared
to make it equal to the best.
AT both the Paris and Chicago Ex-
positions the exhibits of this College
received medals.
The next session begins Tuesday,
Sept. Sd.
f"I terms and particulars, address
the President. z 2O.6t.
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Take Ayers SarsapariIIa for the Complexion.

We have been shown i map ~ plat
Of the ncw tcwu IT Bowie projected ~
! portion rf the Upper Ten plantation,
II is now ~ tile III the clerks office
and any one Wishing TO take IL look 1T
II may % -. The saw MIL and
grounds for timber and other uses Of
the company are right III the center
ana the lots for sale above and below.
We are told that Tie lots are held
at good prices and that il gondiv NUM-
her have already been disposed Of.
We hope to see Il pi.tiv town M soon
ana trust that 1t VIII he IL prosperous
one.
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SATURDAY AUGUST !. 1898.

Some two or three weeks ago. the
SENTINEL, watchtul Of tie best inter
.sts of the citizens of the town, felt j.
necessary to administer Il MILD castl-
cation To our local bakers. and to cal
their attention to the fact that there
WAS something wrong when an outsider
found it advantageous to peddle his
bread within our limits. There was
nothing personal i'll what VT said, aud
we were actuated by the puiest mo-
tives. Our sole object WAS to protect
our citizens and at the same time to
give a gentle prodding to our bakers
for their own good. We only aimed
at stirring their ambition and exciting
their emulation.
One of oar local men did not see it
in that light ana actually took uln
h,i &c at our little admouition. Nay,
mnle; he Threatened us with the with
drawal OF his subscription and his
business. He. like uaul others. inn
agnes that Il paper h.~n n business to
ttkc up the cause Of HARRY General pub
lie a. against in,IiN idi.tl interests. and
thinks he cam ni4htcn III ~ t~laeaten-
ing to withdraw his patronage.
The SENTINEL Is not 4 hloatcd bond
holder and needs all lite honest dollars
it can honestly cam. aud while il Will
always try not to %ininre any Il either
in business or in fame, and while it
needs ali the friends II can make.
II serves notice that whenever
in its opinion it becomes necessary to
speak ont its views OF any subject in
the interest of the general public. it
will not hesitate tearlessly to do 50.
regardless of consequences. eve if it
should cause 1t the loss of il dozen
patrons at the time. We bate to lose
customers. but the task We have set
ourself requires us ''to hew to the line.
let the chips fall where they may. If
IN the pursuance of onr purpose to
serve the public we should have the
misfortune to say or do anything
winch in any way wounds the over-
sensitive feelings of any one, we bid
him bear in mind that
"AlIs not offence that ind~iscretion
finds,
And dotage terms So,
and to derive consolation from that
consideration.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Our correspondent from Gheens' p.
o. writes under date of the goth list +,
as follows:
Mr.. 5. A. Wilkins who has been
assistant OvprSeer on the Golden
Rancho Plantation for the past two
years left last week to accept IL posi-
ton on the Teche.
"Messrs. J. II. Laga,de, J. S. Lee
and Leon Falgont represented the
.'Rancl,e" ut the fair at IIarang's Ca
nal last Sunday.
Mr.. john Il. Gheens has lett for
Lnulsville."
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Last Tuesday morning John c

Last Tuesday morning John Con-
slant who sells milk for Mrs. TAYLOR
Beattie was given a genuine surprise
by his hitherto sedate old mule. AS
ne was delivering his goods to some
customer on Canal street the mule
took to fright and ran down st. Bird
get street to Green and as it turned
into that street one of the wheels Of
the milk cart collided with the hitch
ing post at DR.. Blanchald's corner and
the cart with its contents upset. This
violent shock stopped the festive mule
IN Its wild course and gave John time
to catch up. One shaft was broken
and all the contents spilled. But Its
an Ill wind that blows nobody good,
for II johnson, a colored man, recov-
cred OF the cream and cheese enough
to make an excellent breakfast.
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we learn from our esteemed con
Temporary. the t:num: COnrier. that
Zen. y W. White "a !. tor tilv of
this paris', now Of st. Charles parish,
has recently hmen III I~rrtehoun. 81!
cltln@ sntsciihtion~ from the land
"WI;tls living between ThihnnauX aud
H"uma alon. Bavnu I-ueionu-$fn i
tie pnlt"">" 81 laisiu@ funds T." dIcd.e
ont the said bacon IT. IN IInumn up.
| he tOHffer abaen.tctS tlEat zine Gen
'iai has mft it, >nrces>. an.l rltat rs
soon as he dle,lr boa, Miirl, j. n"w
e'nPl"le. il III. Little Gallon l]rarirS
the Raves: Itiltinannr. 1t VIII in-
bfaraift ~. - ,ilrd-e tie Trrrthrnhr.
Ii!~ Is un.i r.ns fiji on trien!s ainur
Bat"1 isiithnn'a. Hill" dredging
ont Il thar ~laspl ir.t"trn |iIun,l;l ana
SchiIcv.f !. wen. will .,.r them *
ctltfnt drainage and restore THAR rurr
f%eitlle lands 10 culture and prosperity.
That part 1T our sis.er parish was. ne
ITS drainage had been compile civ de-
fro, Ell, looked upon as il most trlt,lr
section. LAY. as i ga,deu spot. and
There Is na reason why viii, restored
drainage II should not he cunnpi, t.Iv
reclaimed.
Ne bid ON Teir.honne friends
cheer an and heSfil Themselves. They
are on the ii2ht eaaf>e ard persrvri-
! anct vii teWarti Item
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Mr. &c. strong, PRINCIPAL "ftle pub
he Se!iu"f> II Anderson. ,'al.. say
Il iavr used Chanale,lain'S Pam Balm
ana nave f"aiid 1t an excellent ic'ntdy
for laEltness ana slight RoundS."
l~4aiheitess usually results from a
spialn, or o:liel injury. or from ,ll-u-
nlatism. tor which Clanheilain's Pain
Balm IS especially intended and IN
eqna'led. It affords almost immediate
relief and in q short time effects 4 per
manent cure. For sale b. all Drug
gists.
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We welcome to our exchange table
The Creole 4McrictR. the latest ven
ture in the journalistic field. It halls
irori the quaint town ct Lafavette and
mtaes its appearance every Thursday
morning. The copy before us is a fair
specimen and speaks well for its editor.
We extend our new ex. our siucerest
wish fer success, prosperity and long
life.
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ilarans's Canal In, Aug. 10. '95.
The fair given here yest+ rlav las
brought ID gross receipts Of $3.50. not
with>tanding the weather was untav-
orahle. The good Father koInen
proposes to give another fair in six
weeks. or about.
Nj. Dom. Harans is putting up a
six roller mill and II bagasse burner on
the Choctow Plantation of which he is
the able manager.
DR.. w. f. l1arang is still confined
to his room by illness.
Dr.. a. j. Price OF Lockport was
down here last week on professional
business.
We have rain daily making the
roads very muddy. CESAR.
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Mr.. c. A. Claudet has sold his inter
est in the 81. Bernaid Pla, tation to
Mr.. j. VI, NerGnolc ard will hencefortll
devote his Whole time and attention
to the Bouveran plantation situated
at q short distance below Lockpoft.
MI. 'laudet IS an energetic young nan
and we regret To lose him as IL planter
lear Thibodaux.
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On last Thursday night a most
enjoyable party was given by the
trends of Miss Eel Stuart at her
mothers residence on Jackson Street.
The young ladies and young men who
attended this gathering. are as follows:
Misses A.bbie and Lillian Moore.
Ada and Nellie Stone. i. Z. Pickett.
+. Going, Louie and Jennie Philsop,
Daisy Thomas. Stella Blum, Hilda
Lob, Ella and Edna Williams, Carrie
Curtis, Lucille Bernard, May Danse-
reau, Olive Mcbride, Eel Stuart,
Marie Fabre.
Messrs. Z. Tailleu. DR.. G. futile. f.
~Thibodeaux, Isadore Blum, V. kno.
bloch, S. Bergeron, II. Bnl. r. Moore.
II. Frost. Rolan Thomas. j. y. Tfibo-
deaux. Henry Dansereau, Walter
Ragan, f. c. Petitjean. H. \. Bass,
Eddie Gianelloni.
Dancing and other amusements were
INDUCED in until midnight when the
gay participants retired well pleased
with their evenings %eninrnleat.
The Chaperens were Me>dames
j. Pltilson, Carrie and Jennie Curtis.
=. Lyme. Music WAS furnished by Mrs.
Minnie Thornton.
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We learn from the Sheritf's Office
that there are quite a number Of pris-
oners IN Jail awaiting trial 1T the com
ing tenn of court. besides many accu-
sed are out ON bail. 1t is sometimes
since we have had as many accns, d
awaiting Trial and a great portion of
the counts time will 20 doubt be tax
en- mp With the trial of the criminal
cases. New enterprises in our parish
bring us increased capital and give
work to many of our citizens but they
ais hilng IN Their wake Il set of unru-
~ negroes rom other parishes
ana Thereby d t" the criminal ex-
DenscS of TIE parish.
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We learn from some Of our exchan-
ges that Mr.. Leon Godcllaux has pur-
chased . great many tons Of cane ont
on the Techr - tc hauled over hv
rail TO ms Racclana Refinery and
there ground ard manufactured into
sugar.
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Next Session Opens September 18th.

English. Classical and Rusi,,ss
Remarkably healthy lnc,tinn = bo"iScS,
touhtry. IN the IA VI. '. X. K. Prohihi-
live in the Academy. hence hn,n saeher>
and constant OVERSIGHT S,na hnutnces
tion ana discipline pwfntr lnStTuc
only >i55 fhr ton months. "'''" hleht
fpf '~athlo%tr, address
s.3.u5-o,o secretary g. II. Academy.
furt Gibson, Miss.
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a Grand Fair win taxi pace under
The Pecan Grow Of Bourgeois ana
Letort one mile below Latoureb,
Crossing on Saturday and Suua,,
Sept. 2Sth aud 29tli fol tie benefit 1T
the special drainage funds Of our Par
ISM H'id funds to he applied 10 the
dredging already :" ausp!clously he
gun.
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rs I'VE SEE.

Lake Charles can certainly boast OF
some OF the prettlest yonng ladies in the
world and many of our beauties We're
not presented in the late beauty con
test. While the contestants were all
as beautiful as Helen of Troy, there is
one, IL our judgment, from Il news
paper standpoint, that eclipses them
all. She was in attendance at the
PARK last Sunday and came into town
III the same car as did the Echo man.
She Is a native Lake Charles girl and
a true type of Southern beauty.-Lake
Charles Echo.
The Echo nan has evidently never
visited Arcadia. While the Lake
Charles girls may equal Helen of Troy,
Arcadia has some Young ladies. who
for beauty, would outrival Cleopatra
herself. Come mp, brother and we
Will show you something in the way
OF Observation-Disclosures Advance.
And when the Echo man has feasted
his astonished eye upon the beauty
and loneliness of the fair daughters Of
Arcadia bring him to Thibodaux Bro.
Drew, and come along with him, and
we will show you feminine beauties
which not only surpass Helen of Troy
and Cleopatra in their exquisite love
Illness, but will stand an excellent
chance of carrying away the prize
from the most beautiful Arcadian
damsel. If we fail to satisfy YOU in
this respect, We'll pay your expenses
coming and going.
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One night when MI. Isaac ppfse
was stopping with ne. SAYS NJ. F..
HartlI. Il prominent merchant at Quar-
teiniaSter, Washington. / heard him
groanlng. On going to his room |
found HIM suffering from cramp collie.
tie was in such agony | feared lie would
die. | hastily ave him a dose of
Ch~amherlainss Collie, Cholera Diarr-
! Ta Remedy. He soon was relieved
and tie iiIst words he uttered were.
what WAS that You gave mey" in
formed aim. a few days Z we were
talking ab"nt his attack and III said he
was never without that remedy now. |
have used il in my family several years.
| know il worth and dnnnt hest
tate to recommend it to my friends aud
customers. Fn~ sale Nv all druggists.
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You canrot say that You have tried
everything for luur rheumatism, until
You have taken Ayers Pills. Hun
dreds have been cured Of this com
plant ny the use of these pil,s alone.
They We're admitted pn exhibition at
the Worlds Fair ~ 4 standard catllar-
tic.
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The Y. NJ. b. A. of Lafonrche have
decided to improve the property re-
Gently purchased at the succession sale
OF the late Mrs. Horton. They have
gwen ont the contract for the erection
OF a building Oh the site of the restau-
rant lately kept by John Tommassi
and now BY A. @. Duffy, and already
theoid ramshackle cabin has been torn
down and 1.-THE work of erecting the
new building begun. The new struct-
nre Is to be a modern one suitable for
store or restaurant, and it IS said that
Mr. Duffy has already rented it to
continue his restaurant business.
he Association also intends to tear
down the small building on the other
side of Mr.. Tregle.s saloon and to pnt
up SOME neat small structure suitable
tor an oyster stand.
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Mr. ZePhyfin Bark an old citizen of
Latonrche departed this life last Fri
day week i'll this town at the residence
OF Nj. jackson Bernard, his son.in-
law.
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Edd. curley q colored man who had
been confined III jail for some DAYS on
account OF mental ab,rration Vas re-
leased last Tuesday having sufficient
" recovered his mind.
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Think OfIhis. llooi's SilSapa-
rillA is the only true blood pnlitier
prominently III the public eye to-aav.
1t cures disease when all others iail,
because it makes pure hlood.
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
foret, of Coulon Plantation has been
frightened by the advent OF IA little
girl which made its appearance on
last T%hursnay.
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HOODS PILLS cure iaundice, biIiousness,
seek headache, constipation and all liver ills.