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e BAD
BREAK.
lie Daily States remarks :

The Daily States remarks:
while there ia nothing more re-
mote from tl,e desire Of Post PraEdial
Dc,ew than to aid the election Of
b., All, in lns unchecked flow Of words
lie at times, and all Internationally.
ri Ives him u boost. In Il zee inter-
view by the Chicago Inter Ocean he
said. s.thple are fifty men in New
York who can in twenty four hours
stop every wheel on all railroads.
rln.- every door If all manufac-
tories. lock every switcl, Of all the
telegraph, lines, and shut down every
coal aud iron mine N the United
States. They can do so because they
control the money which the country
produces
Ii the ~tnilers IF the country would
take his statement t0 heart. Mr.. Dcpew
would have added tn Bryan's support
by the lr,ef sentence more votes than a
stream Of t%loqnrnce continuously
poured out tn the day of election
conld possibly win tn the support of
Mckinley. Are these toilers 90 intol-
erably stupid that they will not profit
by the startling announcement Z
The States is right, tor if such a
condition of things. as depicted by
Mr.. Depew, be possible under our
preeent monetary system, then we are
no longer a free people; we are al
ready in the power of those few mil
liOnaires who can starve us out at
their own sweet will, .becanse they
control the morey this country pro-
duces."
We knew things were u q pretty
bad way, but we had no idea that the
situation was SO bad rs it il cruelty
and hlnntly stated by the suaye post
Wanlial New Yorker.
Is it any wonder then that an out
ragged people are rising up in their
mlght to smash up !, monetary system
which can bring about the putting
under the control of fifty men ..all the
money which this country Produces
The .'pride and lnsolence If wealth
will eventually drive the crack Drained
millionaires to their own nndoing.
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Fusion has been effected between
the Democrats and the Popnlists,s SO
that there will be but one BRYAN cleo
tOral ticket in the field. That insures
the election Of that ticket beyond the
shadow of q doubt.
Our Republican friends are much
exercised over the fusion and given to
say harsh things about the Populists,
their late allies. The Pops we're good
fellow when training with the Reps
but now-well. they are not .'such
f.llows" after all, in the estimation OF
the average Republican.
The Populists have more in com
mon with the Democrats and their
present alliance is much more natural
than that Of last Spring.
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REP UBLICANHE

The Republican leaders have opened
headquarters for their campaign i'll the
Third Congressional District in this
town, il the building lately occupied
by Mr.. Theodore Verrier and o. BIZ
longing to Mr.. G. r. Beattie, at the
curner Of St. Louis and Market streets.
a gay flag Of the United States hangs
down. bearing the legend Republican
Headquarters, 3rd Congressional Dis
trict.
As this is the home OF Judge Beattie,
Que Of the Republican nominees tor
Congress it will be quite convenient to
have the Headquarters here.
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Candidate Palmer expressed the
opinion that Mckinley will be elected.
It is another case Of the '.wish being
father 20 the thought" and settles
beyond doubt what was strongly sus-
pected by all intelligent men that the
Indianapolisticketw was put upas an ad-
junct to til. Republican ; y tail to the
Mckinley kite for tender.hearted gold
Democrats 70 hang TO.
But the question arises, what 10
Palmer, the ex-free ~ailverite cOvorting
abont the country for, if knows or
thinks Mckinley will be elected
Give the boilers q wide berth ;
they are wolves in lambs disguise.
Many OF them preaching democracy to
catch gudgeons but will vote straight
for Mckinley.
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Our monetary system is radically
defective and a change is needed. The
Democrats propose u change which
they believe will benefit the country.
The Republicans virtually say in their
platform that is right, we need a
change, and we agree with the Demo-
Gratis that we ought 10 have bimetal-
lisn,, but we must wait until some of
the foreign nations say when we
should attempt to r~e-establlsh it."
The Democrats talk like men. like
Americans.
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MCKINLEY AGAINST THE
WORLD.

Of all the propositions laid down in
Major Mckinley's letter Of acceptance
mono vas more illogical and incorrrct
than the statement that "If the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver at the
ratio of sixteen 0nnces Of silver to nne
ounce of gold would, az some of its
advocates assert. make fifty three cents
in silver worth one hundred cents and
the silver dollar equal the gold dollar,
then We would have no cheaper money
than now, and it would be no easier
to get it." In making this statement,
Lajor Mckinley exhibits more bold
ness than brains; for BY it he places
his sole bare and unsupported asscr-
tion against the united opinions of all
the writer's and thinkers on finance in
the whole world. Not one writer on
money, whether he be M advocate Of
the gold standard or of bimetallism,
has eve given his support to the prop
osition that with an increase in the
volume of money tive would have no
cheaper money than now, and that it
would be no easier to get"
Not only are all bimetallists united
in the opinion that an increase in the
volume of money makes it cheaper and
easier to get, but all of the gold stan
dard writer's in the world, except Nc
Kinley, are unanimously of the same
opinion. One of the strongest argu
ments Of the gold standard writer's is
the that money will be so much
cheaper and the purchasing power Of
. dollar 80 much lese under free coin
age that it would be equivalent to
scaling down the debts of the world
by nearly one hail..
Yet, here is their chosen standard
bearer giving the lie to all their argu-
nlents, and setting up his own bare as.
eertion against the united opinion Of
the whole body of his own supporters,
~ we'll rs declaring that one of the
great admitted and established axi0ms
Of monetary science is false. The an
clients said "Whom the gods would de-
str0y they first make mad" Major
McKinley's letter on money makes it
certain that he is mad enough to in
sure his political destruction. The
American people will never trust the
management Of their rational finances
to a man who is 90 utterly wild on
financial matters as to solemnly declare
in defiance Of the intelligent opinion
of the whole thinking world, that an
increase in the volume Of money
''would reduce property values" and
f'make money no cheaper and no
easier to get than it is now"
In view of his most remarkable let
ter of acceptance it is not to be won
dered at that McKinley's managers do
not deem it wise to allow him to 20 OH
the stump making speeches during
this campaign. It would be q risky
venture indeed to allow him to make
many speeches made up of the kind Of
arguments on money which he uses in
his letter o. acceptance.-K. of l..
Journal.
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Mrs. II. A. TRompson % @. W. E.mssrs.

N - &ENS
TAKE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDE1
i and by virtue Of y writ Of Fieri Fdcist
emansting from the abnye entitled md
numbered SUR. I have sriz~d and will aMR
for sale ut public auction. pursuant to Inv,
to the last snd high~st bidder 1t Tbs Court
HOUSE in the town nf Thiis0danx on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER SRI. 1884.
between the honrs Of " o'clock i. III. anil /
o'clock y ,u.. the following described prop
erty. t0-wit:
One organ and stool,
3 Rocking chaira, 3 chairs.
I Baby chair, | se wing machine,
l Extension table, | round table,
Small square table, ! waSh stand.
Z Bcdstead, | Bureau, A
Small parlor table, ! loo mating,
Bills. sundries, | fancy chair,
Lot ct glassware.
Lot Of cr0ckeryware,
Valise,
2Baby trunks.
TerIna and condition OF sale, Cash, 70 ~
and safety the principal, interest and ~
costs in the above suit.
A. ROGER.
Constable, End Ward
Sept. 18th, 1896. Parish OF Latourcht
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labor This paper has . circul,t..
snall il 10 true, but still, it 6nds M.
resders among the agricultural MT.
lat,an IT this State. The n,anhona
the farmers. who read hat paper o,-s.
10 h~ reused to the fact. that il II N
true FREUD or the agricultural. NJ, i
il xl""lly absorbed in worshippiur Il.
golden calf. utterly oalivious n a.
fact that men who follow thu NJ
have any rights that ought NJ q
considered for one moment.
="t DEMOCRAT.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
18Th. Judicial District Court, Parish q
LafOurche.
Of Lehman Meyer, No. l4cSs'
PrObates.

WHEREAS SOLOMON BLUM or SAID
Nv Parish, administrator of the aforessi
Succession has rendered q final accouns =
his administration of the aforesaid estate.
Now, therefore, all persons are heresy
warned and notified to file their 0ppoainOsss
to the said account. in writing with ~
Clerk OF said Court, at his office IN the 49,
publication hereof, otherwise the said q
count will be approved in accordance -
law.
O. Witness mi hand and the imprgsse
L.S.i the seal Of my office, at ThiDodss1r
|(~) La, this 9th May Of Sept. IT,
r. r. LE0ENDkS
D'Y. Clerk Of said Csesk
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The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. G. Caillouet. Druggist, Beavers
vile, Ill.,, says: "To DR.. Kings New
Discovery / owe my life. Was taken
with LaGrippe and tried all the ply
sicians for miles about, but of no
avail, and was given up and told I
could not live. Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in my store / sent for
q bottle and began its nse. and from
the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles raj up and
about again. 1t is worth it's weight in
gold. We won't keep store O house
without it.n Get q free trial at Thib-
0deaux Drug Store.
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John Boyd TEACHER, Of New York.
has been forced down the Democratic
ticket as candidate for governor in dis
grace. Thacher had the lack Of sense
or Of manners to delnunce the plat
tnlm upon which he had been nomi-
mated aud put, and it. did not take
long for an ilate constituency to force
him down and out. That is the way
to deal with such traitors.
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Be sure to get Simmons Liver 'Repu-
lator for your Spring Medicine. It's
old reliable that did the old folks so
much good. Don't let anyone persn-
AIDE you to take anything else instead.
You can always tell Simmons Liver
Regulator by the Red Q on the pack
age. Don't forget the word Regulator
Simmons Liver Regulator-better
than anything else, and sure to do
you good.
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Palmer virtually admits that lie ia
fighting Mckinley's battle; what will
the honest '.sound-money" Democrats
who are not ready to swallow Mckin-
leyism do! Will they disgrace them
selves by voting for the man who brags
in advance that he 10 going to deceive
and betray thems If they do what
respect a they expect their fellows
to have for themi
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Bucklon S Arnica Salye.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cnts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rbeum. Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
Hands. ChilblaiDs, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anted to give perfect satisfaction or.
money refunded. Price Is cents per
boz For sale by Thibodaux Drug
Store.
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ApttS HtOtAl In -
~ the 18th. ~
Edgar Marvants Store S~ptemh.r. M
Felix Debates Store t.s
jules Basset Store I'M
j. r. l.sjeunr'r Storc" i. mn
Mra 7. a G;Ossin's store !. in1
r.. Pitre, l. : Crossing MI
Joachim Brand !. MI
Claude a. Bauvais Sfors " Es
Lpvincv Fol e store !. ~
Philip kDob!ocl's Store !. ~
Arthur Lecendre Store ~
PAID Guidroz /. M
l.oui- Schonrst, v cherie " ~
n. LeE anr, LAa.kpnrt /. M
II. Lrr:llr. Ilhn.ville y ,anx.
NJ. Delanne's Store {ctober M
Celima School House Z. Foiet . A
q. Sassani Store . n
Cut Otf, Ellie lDncos Store \ M
Audr6 Gajour Store Y IN
a. T-rrebonie . m
j. Piciola Store, Leeviilr " IN
Louis (.raemer. bayou Boeuf IN
Victor Legendre. Chaekbay (. IN
Onezippe Chiasson, Chackbay |" I'm
Edward Chiasson. iiaton Pilen !. lSA
'Leui:oid Daigle, L'eau Bleu " l6tk
Aud the following two weeks, beginuinp Ocf
18th ut the Court House.
g. ABRIBAT. JR..
Ex-Ci icio Registers.
Parish Of Lxfoufche.
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NOTICE.

TIME PUBLIC Is NOTIFIED THAT
y fi"m this day, tho "Lngger' Belle of e
Lsfourchr, Captain Drosain Dardsre, NJ
the Lugger YOr ng Eyeline, Captain Ntef4pa
Defilio. will not he responsible for any dsbss
contracted by said Captains.
95Im.
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Registration Notice.
OFFICE OF REGISTRAR or vorRps
Parish of Lafourche.
Tllibodaux. La.

In conf,rmity with the law, i hprwby WI
notice that the office IT Registrar of Vdss.1'
will b- ~ ene't At the following places.
Tbihslsnx Court House iron Sept. m Il.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Second Ward Justice Court of C. "A.
Engerran, Parish ot Latonrche.
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SILVER AND PROTECTION.

Those who predicted that the fv
senators who voted against the revenue
bill unless coupled with a free coinage
clause would be read out of their party,
are finding that they were mistaken.
A conference between the Republican
silver senators who voted against taking
up the tariff bill and Republican mann
facturers took place in Washington
1hlrsda The majority Of the manuf,c
turers were present from Penn
syl.ania They represent many millions
of capital and include the principal con
tributors to tie Republican campaig4
funds in recen Mt presidential cam paigns
The conference grows out of the stand
taken by the FIVE senators On the tariff
bill and their refusal to allow that bill
to be considered without provision be-
ing made ior silver, and partly out OF
the awakening OF the manufacturers to
the fact that the manufacturing inter-
ests OF this country are in great danger
from competition from silver using
countries like Japan, China and Mex
leo. Many have come to realize that
the tariff alone will not afford them all
the relief they must have.
They realize that nothing can be done
for the tariff without the aid Of the sill
yer Republicans in the senate.
The senators presented q written
ultimatum and ii the manufacturers
accept it, it will be given to the country
as their joint platform. The details of
the ultimatum can not be given, but it
IL a declaration for the linking Of bimet
alisin and protection-bimetallism be
ing declared TO mean the free coinage OF
silver and gold at the ratio OF 10 to /.
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STATE COMMITTEES MEETING.

The Republican state central commit
tee met at Weiser last Tuesday and
fixed the time and place for holding the
state conventions. There were twenty
votes cast at the meeting. Of which
Pocatello received IL and Boise 0 as the
place for holding the first convention.
This convention will be held on We'd
nesday, May 20. Boise defeated Moscow
for the second convention by the same
vote and the date OF holding it is Wed.
nesday, August 70. The basis OF repre-
sentation is one delegate for each 100
votes cast for governor in the last
election, the total bsine 2s6 delegates.
This gives kootsnai county Il, ShosLone
10 and Latah - delegates.
The utmost good feeling prevailed a.
the meeting, the only fight being over
the seating OF Charles Sweeney as com
mittesman from this county. Sweeney
had resigned and left the state aye=t
ago and his home is in Spokane, Wash
james E. Dolan Was appointed to the
VACANCY and Sweeney contested hi,
seat.
What excuse can the committee
offer to the Republicans OF this county
for seating resident OF Washington as
their representative? Their action is
an outrage, a slap at the Republicans Of
the county and was forced on Us by
Governor Mcconnell who has again
displayed his disgusting policy OF boss
ism to further his personal ambition.
The people can hold no other person
responsible for the seating OF Sweeney
and should chow their disapproval Of
McConnellism by defeating his schemes
in this county. Down with Sweeney !,
Down with McCo nellism! BY his
action in seating Sweeney ,ha Governor
has said to You that you .hall not BE-
represented by citizen of the county
unless he is Mcconnell man. 1t is
time for every Republican in the county
to assert his rights as an American citi-
zen and rebuke the schemer and trixter
who forced a nonresident upon us
The action OF the Mcconnell faction OF
the committee is condemned by every
honest Republican in the county and
one Of the Governors staunch friends
WAS heard to remark, after the action OF
the committee became known: Il have
always supported Bill Mcconnell, bur
this is rubbing it in little too deep and
it is time to call him down" This ex
presses the general sentiment in Koo.-
enai county and his scheme to trade the
county ticket off for member OF the
legislature will meet with failure. The
people are aroused and will stand no
more OF his trickery.
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II time

4. B. JACKSON, T. P. A., Spokane,
Wash.
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Call for County Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that | am pre-.
pared to pay the following described
kootenai county warrants, with inter.
est. Interest ceases ten days from the
first publication of this notice
CURRENT Expense FUND.
All warrants issued in the the fiscal
year 1880, prior to November q, 1885.
Road FUND.
Warrant No. 20. issued Oct. 81, 1895
The fiscal year begins on the second
Monday in January
mgv.ll-maylO FRANK o. HILL,
"'--asurfr Kootenai Co Idaho
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Notice Of the Time Of Holding District
Court, First Judicial District,
State of Idaho.

In the matter Of fixing time
Order fixing time
Of holding District Court. ,
BY virtue OF the authority vested Ia me by an
act Of the legislature OF the state Of Idaho, Ell.
Titled An act to provide for fixing the terms OF
The District Courts Of the several districts Il the
STATE OF idaho, and to add the sections Of this act
% Chapter Three Of Title one of the Code Of Ciyll
Procedure OF Idaho as Sections 33.,l and 3s3.i
approved December -, 1890
1t IS hereby ordered that the terms Of the Dis
-riet Court OF the First Judicial District Of the
tate Of Idaho shall, for the year 1898 COM
uenee in the respective counties within said
udiciai district on the following dates, to-wit:
ShOshone county-At Murray, February third
nd and September seventh -.
koo,enai cOunty-At IatEdrum, March TWEEN
y aid 25tdj and November twenty third sJrd}.
Further ordered that the clerk Of the court Of
'aeh q said counties give notice thereof OF pub
i.ation Of this order In some newspaper pub
ished in the district and county in which said
-@rms are to be held FOR at least two consecutive
weeks. Dated January End \. D. isai
(Sig.J A. T.. MAYHEM,
Judge Of the First Judicial District Of the State
Of Idaho.
true copy. Attest; .Iane5 OF
f-EALl R0BT. :. BRAGAw, Clerk
Dated at Rltholrun. Idaho January 20 1896
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GovERSoR MCCoxNELL has written an
open letter to Bartlett Sinclair, Of Bon
ner's Ferry, in which lie toasts OF hay
ing defeated Hon. Willis Sweet for
United States senator and charges all
who oppose his refarous schemes with
tricssry. At the time Mcconnell WAS
rcnoninated for governor he signed a
written pledge not 10 oppose Sweet; no"
he openly boasts Of having broken that
pledge. Is that trickery? lie is guilty
of many su,h tricks and i. trying 10
cover them up by charging the other
fellows with trickery. 1t is the old, old
story OF the thief crying stop thief
We have some letters in our possession
over the Governors signature that vii
make very interesting readi,g and show
him ND In his true light. He is very
fond of publishing letters over his own
signature and We propose to assist him
in The mAtferi
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THE Rathdrum Blade il for protection
first and free silver afterward Al,
honest friends oi free coinage are for
silver and protection, one and INSOFAR
able. A milk and water policy will
never do the silver cause any good.
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GOVERNOR McCoNNELL, you forced
Charles Sweeney, u resident OF Wash
ington, upon the Republicans of this
CO inty. You win pay the penalty for
YOUR trickery.
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Notice of Attachment.

Notice of Attachment.
In the District Court OF the First judicial Dis
trict of the state OF Idaho. in and for the
county Of kOotenli.
Cornish, Curtis and Green
Manufacturing Company,
corporation,
Plaintiff, Notice Of Issue OF
vs.. Attachment.
Jersey Creamery Company,
hlaIted,
Defendant.
state OF Idaho, County of kootenai S.
Notice is hereby given that an attachment
Is ued ont Of tie district court OF the First
Judicial District Of The state of Idaho, In and
for the county Ut Kootenat, in the above-entltled
action on the 18th day OF February iso5, against
the property OF The defendant, Jersey Creamery
Company, limited
Dated this End day OF March, lS06.
SEAL EOBT, S. BRAGAW,
EDWtN NcEEE, Clerk
Atty for Plaintiff. Mari 81
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orally held that ii is then the
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the Burlington is from s. to s.
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Not because the rate Is
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The man who takes the Bur.
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