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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-10-12

tant Gle calme, quill Ia regarda CONNIE
sill pensait qu'eIlc ne compreuait pas
II Specification de ses propres
paroles.
-Jusqu'a &c que je vous aie rem
contre, reprit-elle, mon nom ct ma
reputation etaient sans tache.
-Qu'ai:je fait il votrc non ct a
votre reputation ? Etes-vous folle :?
Alfred fit TN pas vers tante Anne.
Ellie Sc rccula vers Ia table OH bru-
lait une bougie. seul temoin de cette
scene une scehe pleine de homie, de
soutrances ct de GRANTEES, non avouee
pour ellie !; Gle cruaute, de haine ct
d'aflolement pour lui mails. pour
tous deux. arrangement depourvue de
fen ct de passion.
--tous nous ave. perdus tous
deux, reprit-clle !, vous avez ose me
faire crolre que Gus m'epouiez,
quand YOU etiez d6ja marie i une
file dun rang inferieur All votre, que
vous avlez connue i votre loyement.
-Qni vous 4 dit celia?
-Je fal vue, enteDdue, ellie. Je
sais tout. Nous qiiitterez cettc. mai
son, &C soir meme, pour ny 1amais
rcntrer.
&c nest pas vrai, ditll.
TT II fit I'm autre pas vers ellie.
Ellie Sc recula de nouveau.
-Cest vral. ct demain iirai d
Liphook pour faire connaitrc yotre
infame conduite.
81 vous losez s'ecria-t-il, rresque
farouchement.
Et alors, brusquement. il changea
de ton
-J'ai etc oblIge, Anne, dit-ll.
CONNIE sill await compris tout i coup
que lie jeu etait fini, ct que mentir ne
lui servirait il rien, mas jc vous
Annals. Jc vous al dit quill v await
bien DIES difficulties 4 surmonter, lie
soir OH je vous al demande votre
main.
Non, Alfred.
Eft, pour "a premiere fois ses
levres tremblerent.
-..non, vous ne m'almez pas.
Meme d &c moment-la. vous calcullez
que vous auriez largent que sir
William Rammase me laissait par
son testament.
Comment ~aurais-je connu son
testament +?
-Vous laviez Ia. Votre oncle
vous await envove chez lui pour ses
instructions. Jai tout appris de 50
propre bouche.
Alfred Wimple resta I'm moment
silencleux, ct dependant il ny await
aucune expression dams scs yeux
lOurds.
-Rammage ma pas pu vou dire
que 'etais marie, repondit-il, un
moment apres. Qui q pu vous
raconter cette ridicule historic ?
&c nest pas une ridicule historic.
Vous avez epouse unc simple cou-
turiere, ct yous ayez eu Ia hardiesse,
apres celia, lie m%'insulter ct de me
tromper.
Que YOU p~roposez-vous de faire,
ct que voulez-vous que je fasse ?
demanda-t-il, presQue endorsement.
de ne vous traiterai pas avec Ia
severite que you meritez /; mails
vous quitterez cette maison pour ny
plus rentrer.
-J'irai il Liphook. Eous Maine
rez pas celia, Anne.
Alfred ! s'ecria-t-elle, indignee,
je n%'accepterais pas IL honte ct Ia
degradation, meme de la part dun
homme que Jaime, ct je mai plus
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plus lonisie,nps. j. sails tout C qui
.vous concerne.
Souda;n, une idec lie frappa, ct il
demanda dun AIR menacant
-Yous avez etc 4 Liphook
-Je ne vous dirai pas Oh j'ai etc,
Alfred. J'ai decouvert votre basses-
sc. ct celia suffit. Je sails que notre
marriage a etc une farce, que vons
ave. ose m'O1rir &C que vons avicz
deja dome Il me autre femme. Nous
retonrnereZ avcc ellie, ct immediate
ment. Vous n'etes venu a moi que
pour mon argent, mails vous men
aurez pas I'm penny.
Dependant. il restait Ia IA regar-
dant en- silence, tandis qua %ciiacune
de ses paroles sa haine contre ellie
%augmentait, ct que sa colere devehait
pIuS tIlllCIic Il Cot1ttIlI. GlHb, SO
levres s'entr'ouvlrent, ct il dit les
dents serrees :
-J'aurai l'aigent, dependant, ct
0 u sOuffrirez.
-Vous ne l'aurez pas. reprit-elle,
avec I'm clignotement pronoLce y
n mis- hon nrIrc
-EOus me i'ayez laisse.
Pendant I'M moment, ellie ne repon-
dit pas. .Alors, Ia lumiere Sc fit
dams son esprit, ct ellie secria vive-
ment
Alfred, je sails maintenant pour
quot vOus vOus etes Lomme dams mOn
testament. sans indiquer que j'etais
votre femme, ct pourquoi vous n'avez
pas mis- mon nom dams lie v1tre, mails
avez dit settlement que vons laissieza
votre femme tout &c que yous posse
sediez. Vous ma deliberement
insultee, ct mavez trompee plus
cruellement encore dams &c jour que
je croyais sacre.
SNste an proclaim nnmeyo
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TANTE ANNE
PAR Mrs. ". X. CLIFFORD.
Trnduit de Panglais par Leon Bochet
VI II
Mute

comrris que, pour IN soir au MONS,
il devait Ia supporter. IL serait
poll, pnisque c'etait par ellie Gull
etait pres de "a.ner &C quill await 81
aIdemment desire.
IL ieta les ycux sur le cottage
avant dy entrer, avec Il sensation
pressure agreeable. CONNIE IN prison.
nier, quclquefois, regarde son cachot'
avant dttre renau Il la l1bertG.
Tante Anne ttait assise pres du
feu dams lie salon. Alfred Wimple
s'arrcta IN Instant sur lie seul.
-Nous etes de r.tour, aIors :?
dit-iI.
IL await dams 81 voix une sorte
d'exaitation qui, a tout autIe moment,
auiait fait tantc Anne lc regarder
ave. amour, ct il sy attendait. Mails,
All lieu de celia, ellie repondlt froide-
ment, ct sans I'm mot de %bicnvenue.
-Oui, Alfred, je suls dc retour.
- Quavez-vous fat en- vile :?
Ellie clignota fiercment, mails ne
repondit pas.
II repeta
--Qu'aveZ-vous fait en- vile ?
-Beaucoup dies chooses, ct TAI
appris aussi bien DIES chooses que je
vous diTal, quand vous anrez dine.
Notre CONVERT est mis-. Noulez-vous
atre assez hon pour vous METRE i
table, Alfred !?
II Ia regarda dun air intcrrogateur.
II Sc sentait I'm peu NAL Il l'alse.
--Venez-yous? demanda-t-il, voyant
qu'elle ne bougeait pas.
Non, j'ai dine ; mails jespere
que vous serez satisfait de ce que je
yous al rapporte, dit-elle, frolde-
ment.
Quelque chose dams ses manieres
lie forca a oheil, quoiqu'a contre-
c9ur. II passa dams Ia sale d
manger.
Tante Anne ferma Ia porte derriere
lui, ct attendit dams lie salon, pres du
feu. Jane, apres avoir servi la sole
J EXTRA, tira les rideaux, ct mi. qucl-
ques buches dams Ia cheminee.
IL ne restera plus qu'une bougie,
remarqua-t-elle, quand les deux dc la
sale 4 manger seront consumes.
--C'est tout q fat suffisant. Vous
pouvez lallumer ct la METRE sur Ia
table. Quand vous aurez servi NJ.
Wlmple, vous monterez au premier,
ct fercz &c que je vous al Git.
Jane sortit, ct tante Anne Sc trouva
seule tie nouveau. Tandis qu'elle
regardait lie feu, ellie sc figurait
Wimp!e mangeant son sole. Ellie
devina quand il leut fnie. Ellie
ecouta Jane entrer dams Ia sale il
manger, ct poser son plat sur lie
buffet. Ellie l,entendlt apporter lie
poulet, ct Sc representa- Wimple de-
coupant. Son ceur battit de plus en-
plus fort d mesure que le dine trait
a 50 fin. File ttait impatlente que
la crise eclatat. Enfin, il Sc leya de
table, ct ouvrit Ia porte du salon.
Tante Anne, alors, Sc leva, mails ne
quitta pas So place, pres dc Ia
chemlnee ct attendit, sans prononcer
une parole, ct lie regardant en- face.
-Avez-vous rapporte un journal
de Londres, Anne ? demanda.t til.
sans I'm mot de gratitude pour son
bon diner.
-Oui, j'ai rapporte quelques jour
naux mais vous men aurez pas
bosom.
Ellie hesita IN instant, puts reprit
avec fermete
DE desire que vous sachlez,
Alfred, que yous allez gutter cette
maison pour ny jamals rentrer.
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ECHOES FROM WEST END.

Mr.. Thad. Bell is putting a new
coat OF paint on his dwelling.
One of our T. p. A. gang, Mr..
George Federolff, took his Thanks
giving turkey at home.
acknowledged chickens were
plentifully forced into service
during the last week, some as sub
stitutes for turkeys.
More than once the excellence OF
some OF the vocalists and musical
performers of the West End Female
college have been mentioned In the
LIGHT. This has so spurred up the
merry st. Louis boys and the proud
Peacocks that both have formed
instrumental bands. The Peacock
uuartette is doing much practice.
The noiseless gun occasionally
murders duck on the lakes
against the peace, contrary to the
statute, and in violation Of city
ordinances and West End rules,
but dead ducks don't complain; so
the young nimrods are safe until
some get caught to brighten them
all. The gentle (wild) ducks on our
lake are a pleasant sight TO any
one first visiting West End, and
should not be disturbed too often.
West End is fairly alive with
laborers in the Lords vineyard.
Last week the Methodist confer
ence gave West End many minis
teriai visitors, and now the Cum
berland Presbytery in session here,
does the same. To the latter assem-
bly the many friends OF Rev,
Joseph George, the former local
minister here, owe the pleasure OF
his visit. Rev. Mr.. Campbell, his
worthy successor, is entertaining
him.
Echoes must confess that he
heard no Thanksgiving sermon on
Thursday last, not owing to lack
of choice OF a pulpit eSPounder, nor
because of % great distance TO
any church ut simply because he
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paration of the tax rolls Of the
county comes officially and the
people who pay revenue in this
way are notified to settle.
The reports that come from the
corn mills through this section
chow that there are no weevils in
the grain this year.
Thanksgiving day was more
generally observed in this city
Thursday than ever before. Places
of business were closed, church
services were held and turkey was
on nearly every table.
Hunters are notified by publica.
ton to keep off the Flour Bluff
and the Eucinal properties, as no
one will be permitted to trespass
on these properties without being
prosecuted. A guard has been en-
ployed to look after the trespass-
ere
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cold norther has put a damper
on the prospect OF any top cotton
in this section.
Refugio is in earnest in pulling
for that proposed connection
northward from Arkansas Pass
through Cuero and on to Waco.
1t was with extreme reluctance
that the Methodist church and
congregation parted with their
late pastor, Rev. DIR. Evans, but
they are consoled with the reputa-
ton that the minister appointed
his successor has as a preacher.
Luther Benson, the noted tenn
perance lecturer who has been
having such q swing through
south Texas Is to lecture here next
Tuesday.
By appointment of the late
conference Presiding Elder Biggs
remains in charge of this district
with his home in this city.
This whole section has been
stirred to its depths by the
atrocious murder Of VIM. g..
Hausmann, by George Noel err,
the difficulty being over the little
child of Moeller which had been
legally adopted by Hausmann.
The marriage of w. F. Harris,
a bright young attorney of this
city, and Miss Mathilda Hunter,
at the residence of the brides
parents on Wednesday evening
was very pleasant event.
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The Assignment Law.

Not a week passes in Texas but
what thousands of dollars are
stolen by the preferred creditor
provision OF our assignment law.
The wholesaler just adds such
losses to the cost OF his goods and
the honest merchant must pay
the difference. Why did not Cover
nor Culberson help wipe out this
disgrace when an effort was made
in that direction by the last legisla-
ture? Perhaps he couldn't get his
banker father-in-law to help him.
Texas Sandwich.
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THE SUNDAY LIGHT.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER l, 1895
KARNEs COUNTY CLIPPINGS

LIGHT Special.
RUNGE Nov. 30.-The Baptist
congregation announce that they
expect to worship in their own
sanctuary on the Sabbath.
Rev. c. w. Goodwin, the Metho-
dist minister lately appointed to
this church is looked for on Tues
day next.
The closing OF the public schools
and the eating Of turkey were the
only outward sign of Thanksgiv-
ing at this place.
A good deal Of new land will
be turned over this coming season.
Frank Shirar aid John Short will
turn up between 500 and 1000
acres.
Eli Conway and Josie Burris
were married at the residence OF
the brides mother on Wednesday
evening.
The late rains and the cold have
been knocking trade lately, but it
is only temporary and the in
dications for good crops next year
make every one hopeful.
Tho telephone linel between
Karnes city and Helena is work
ing to the satisfaction of every
one. Len Rhode is getting no end
OF compliments for the work.
Sweet potatoes grown in this
vicinity weighing over seven
pounds each are on exhibition.
Attendance at the public school
continues to increase from week
to week and is now at the l25
mark.
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father, the city proper, that exer-
cises its parental care no further
than to visit annually by its as
SCISSOR and forces 1t to appear as
often before the tax.collector.
Now that Thanksgiving day"
is not of divine, but of govern
mental parentage, those who have
been favored by any government
ought not to forget the govern
ment's proclamation, but when
our suburban population has to
paddle through mud, use country
roads in lieu of streets and finds
itself taxed for benefits to others
in which it is never to share, then
surely the good Lord will not
damn such suburb for forgetting
the day when president or new
pugilistic governor say "today
thou shall pray" Yet, after all
this is more OF general than Of
specific application for II we pass
by our general and our state gov
eminent, we must admit that our
present city government did do
one good thing for US since its
inauguration, by giving us one
more school room for our large
scholastic population, for which
there was sufficient warrant by so
many previous recommendations
to give us complete schoolhouse,
and beside the city did not pro-
claim, ordain or resolute that San
Antonio should offer thanks for
any blessings it enjoys by virtue
of its government, that seems to
need the prompt attention Of de-
linquent Taxpayers over all mat
tiers of gratitude.
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Written FOR THE LIGHT, By OBSERVER.
Discretion is sign of prudence
and refined taste.
Time never hangs heavily on
the man who attends strictly to his
own business.
The sun shines brightly in spite
of the bats who cannot bear its
rays; so does the honest, fearless
newspaper, regardless of the enc
mics it makes by stepping on
somebody's corns.
There are many people who
take particular pains to display
their ignorance to the world.
There is less talent required to
be a critic than to be an author.
There are many people who If
they had to "give the devil his
Dues" would have very little left
Tor themselves.
Economy is not wise policy
practiced as the wrong end.
If the women continue to in
crease the size of their hats, this
wicked world will be "out of
sight"
The buffer as well as the
braggart are harmless animals
All men start their career at the
same point, but the wreck OF many
is caused by overstepping the dan
ger line.
Self-conceit breeds discomfort;
discomfort leads to pessimismac
doctrines. ,churS
- -. ,nsxF snnd
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Young Folks Party.

Miss Ella May Doogan rendered
a party to a number OF young
friends at the home of her parents,
on Wyoming street, Friday night
and an elegant time was enjoyed
by those present.
Refreshments were served near
midnight, after which dancing was
IN order dntil quite late hour,
when the merry crowd broke up.
n TIE HUNTING SEASON
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CORPUS CALLINGs.

LIGHT Special.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Nov. 30.-The
late freeze as well as the prevalence
of weevil in the bolls of the top
cotton crop have dispelled all
hopes of any considerable addition
to the yield.
District court took recess over
Thanksgiving and then resumed,
taking up the murder case Of
Jesus Sanchest charged with the
murder OF j. A MaCea.
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A PLEASANT FAMILY RESORT.
Scholz' Palm Garden. Music
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
nights, Fine Saloon, Restaurant
and Billiard Parlors attached. Po-
lie attention. 4 20 *
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PICTURE FRAMING,
The finest line, and hest work g
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ouERo coRRALIINes.
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PLAIN POINTERS.

Written FOR THE LIGHT BY OBSERVE.
Discretion is sign of prudence
and refined taste.
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THE HUNTIEG SEASON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Austin. April @.--Land Commissioner
Baker says that the people are greatly
in danger OF losing their school lana
by forfeiture under n very grave mis-
apprehension OF the effects OF the nev,
land bill recently passed, ana he de-
sires TO call the attention OF the nubiic
10 the fact that no persons will be nar-
miited under the new law to buy their
lor.eited purchases except by the pay
be due on the old purchase. oomputeS
up to the date of application under Tho
new law. This is the new inv and
Will be enforced to the letter Tho
commissioner felt that this was n rraa ,
hardship on the peoor people all o,,e,
the drouth stricken sections OF he
state, where the people had NOT ben,,
able to make living for three vears
past and did all he could to prevent
the Insertion OF this provision in tha Stt
knowing as he did that IL woui1
amount to the confscation OF tho Iands
pie OF our farming population i'm ibot
section Of the state '''"t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-26

Majority and Minority Report on the
Measure


Austin, April 2i.-The majority Of the
special committee to whom the anti
trust bill was referred by the senate
on yesterday reported In favor Of pass
ing the bill with several amendments.
The first of these was to the title.
making 1t conform to the purposes Of
the bill.
The second was to add to section 10
the following: provided this act shall
not be held TO apply to live stock and
agricultural products In the hands Of
the producer or raiser, nor shall It be
understood or construed to prevent the
organization of laborers for the pur-
poses Of maintaining any standard of
wages'
The third fourth and fifth were to
strike out the clause putting the law
into immediate effect and Inserting n
repeating clause and changing the num-
Der of the last section from Is to 10.
Senators Smith and Dlbrell of the
special committee made the following
minority report:
The undersigned, n minority Of your
committee TO whom was referred house
bill No. iOi beg leave to differ with the.
majority thereof, and Respectfully sub
NIT that the amendment designated as
amendment No. o. to said bill. recon-
mended by a majority Of your commit
tee, be not adopted for the following
reasons. to-wlt:
We believe that trusts such as are
defined in house hill No. 4Oi. without
the amendment recommended thereto
should be prohibited by legislative
enactment. because on principle thew
are wrong and inimical to free rov-
eminent. That while there arc air
ferences in these trusts. when comnprad
as to the amount Of injury they may
cause the public, still they are ali wrong
In principle, and none should be CIV.
empted from the provisions of the hin
That with this amendment engrafted
INTO the bill the legislative intent Womb
be apparent therefrom that the con-
sumer should be compelled to submit
10 the organized demand OF the prn-
Queer, whereby the price Of produce
the necessaries of life, could be in.
creased above the market value there
OF when regulated by supply and de.
mand' and that capital could he re-
strained and held at the mercy of or
itself P''''''
We believe that our laws sbould bo
so framed as to indicate in tnmistaL-
able terms that the state OF Toxas in
tends 10 deal fairly with the public 10
treat all interests alike. and discrIm-
mate neither In favor OF nor against
any person, pursuit or business.
Believing that the amendment ro-
TERED TO Is in conflict with lust and
proper principles OF Legislation. we ro.
spectfully ask that the same Iva MOI
adopted, and that. house bill No 40i
without any Of the committee amend,
law. '''''''eu INTO
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not laughing matter. No one can do
much more harm than reporter. You
ought to be filed with the Holy Spirit
Your reports ought 10 be filled. Many
n soul can be led to Christ through the
newspapers. Let us all pray for the
reporters. Never has there been more
fervid "amens" since the meeting be-
ga1) 'rhe fruits OF Pentecost are not
over yet. PentecOst was but a specl-
men day.
We can have more Just like 1t II we
only work. II we throw our nets on
the right side we can make a big haul.
Don't you want the fiOod-gates OF
hea zen opened and rivers OF religion
10 pour out? Don't you think the need
a big catch7 Let us earnestly pray
that such may be the case
Song 4iO-"Lord, / hear Showers OF
blessings" etc, was sung The after
Meeting was very largely attended
and did much good. Tonight Brother
Moody will finish by o'clock so that
those who wish may go to hear General
Gordan lecture. The services will com
menee az o'clock