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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-15


BY virtue Of certain deed o. trust
from j. +. Lsuterbach and wife 90 ,ho
trustees Of Home Building Company lttf-
petuaD dated November TO- 1874. ana Guy
recorded In the Clerks office VI h---
mOnd Chancery Court. In Deel-bo'A p
b. page l3l. which was given % secure
the payment OF a certain sum ot money
therein mentioned. default having D'.I
made In the payment OF a part lt- o.
and being directed by the Board OF Di..-
PerpetuaD we will proceed 90 seli -
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST H. 1SS.
al 5 o'clock p NJ, the above mentioned
REAL ESTATE. being the same conttt
by said deed Of trust and fully desciio1'
therein. ...r.n
THIS PROPERTY is TO BE SOL.
NOW WITHOUT LIMIT OR kEshhl q
AT THE RISK AND COST OF Mis-
MATILDA A. LAUTERBACH, WnO
PURCHASED 1T Al A RECENl Sa,t...3
But HAS FAILED TO SETTLE to"
SAME. ....
TERMS Enough I'm cash 20 pay the coy
OF sale. all past-due taxes; also, fataDo
share Of the taxes OF 1856. ana me e-lN
OF SIS IS. which is the amount now t-'
on the debt. secured by said deed ani Fl.
balance at and y months FOR negotit, ~,
notes. with interest added and secAle- -
y. d. HARGRONE.
FRANK T. SUTTON.
n SELDOM TAYLOR,
Trustees OF Home Building COMPANY
(PerpetuaL) et -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-15

40 ny, virtue Of deed OF trust d.,..,
~ r. lSg from John T. Terrell and 81, S,i
recorded in the Clerks oeioe ~ Is
county Court, Deadlock I45 r n,.. ,,..t
70 secure the payment of a cer+tst.s ~
therein described. and default HAVING IN
ciary so 10 DO, we will proceo9 Drnefi
public auction, on the premises W ~ Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-15
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
SEVENTEEN LOTS TOGETHER Win
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON

NINE LOTS ON THE SOUTH nv
NlNDER STREET gf,i..,1,ti;.. ~
,-,,.~ CARTER AND GATES. '-' "EES
GATES STREET: LINZ o.
THREE LOTS on THE WFSr I'M.
GATES STREET. i'iN : ~
THREE LOTS on THE EAST rr,-v 49,
CARTER STREET. LINK %
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

We don't wonder that the people of
Ward County have lost all confidence in
Standing Candidate and his volable prom
iaea. He il getting too we'll known over
that way. They have not forgot his
squealing and begging through Ward
County for the delegation in support Of
claims Of the Lieutenant 1~overnorship.
and the promises made that he would not
como up for any ONCE in :his campaign
il he if he could get the Ward County
delegates support for that office. He WAS
not even considered IN the State convea.
ton for that position. He did not even
have support of a single delegate from
his former county of Ransom. whore he
had worn tho life out of many of it,
tlmid citizens, by begging their votes for
otices that he Was hardly qualified to al.
Bot the delegates to tho Republican State
convention very ssnsibly concluded that
they could not afford to weaken tho
ticket by pulling through snch a doubtful
character as Standing Candidate.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

To THE VOTERS OF TIE TWENTY
NINTH DISTRICT.
Believing for the past two years that
the difficulties between Major ]. 3. Muir.
ply aud myself are such that it is ilnpo.
little for either of Us to be before the pub
lie for any Office as long AZ the difficulties
between us are detrimental to party sue
cess-and clean men only should lead in
the district:s political eight.
It is we'll known that my attorne, made
a blunder in my case and I did n get
my proof before the Jury, and feeling
that l had the proof and ire witne.ses
for everything p%ublished in the Wash
burn LxAD-R. and. as long a. the proof
has not como ont, I don't see that Murphy
has anything {" howl over for any -
lodged victory in this case. .
We have said very little .shis
time IN the LrApTH against
the adajur. even though We had a good
CAUSE sOr it for the shabby treatment and
insults Mclean County received from
b Il hands At the Legislative convention.
And . he is ont in public print again
With y lot of falsehoods both about the
convention and the personal trouble, I
teel II is our duty to show up what he
terms his 'Aistsvardship" from the other
eide. WeAese failed TO see what be has
done for tAe district at large except
empty the State treasury. and saddle IN
necessary taxes upon bis late oonstitu.
ents. And I again repeat for the benefit
of the district, both xurphy and myself
should 44ay q home.
Thanking the psople Of this district
.3cs pset eoessssiss shown, ! remain
Yosrs Truly,
JoHM SA15s1LuND.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31
Gall

Ia an expressive English word often sp.
pressive sentence of "cheek of the devil
when defining a politician without shame,
This may not apply to Standing 'Candi'
date when he is mt of sight. slBdt when
a nan has the gall to AJAX tho people Of
Mclean County 20 support him for Office
with the record of shabby treatment he
has piled mp agains. its best interest,
from time to time. W. defy Murphy to
shew one friendly act to Mclean County,
when he was agent at Fort Rerthold. We
defy him to show Que friendly act to Nc
Lean county while he was a member Of
tho Legislature, v years ago.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

settlers, Indians and the Gov
eminent. But there is yet three
$50. 600 a year payments due
the Indians. There is a U. s.
Senator to be elected in Bismark
this winter and a rosy chance
for a rotton deal. OF course
Murphy don't want to get back
as Agent at the Fort Berthold
Reservation and make a grab
for the three payments yet to
come. No-of course not. Some
body else.
Major NATION has many loysl
Indians around him who hope
he will remain their Agent
change the administration at
Washington how it. maybe
it silver or ~gold-Bryan or Nc
Kinley or Palmer. Many or
most of his employees are also
loyal, but there. are a few in
sight thcre-who like the Astecs
of old burn fires by night and
face the grey east at eally twi-
light that they may behold
their Montezuma = Standing
Candidate, come with the rising
sun, bearing the talsmanic
big scoop shovel in his twitch-
ing paws.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

The good people Of wiiiston, Williams
County. wanted to get a bill through the
legislature for protection from railroad
fires. They held a meeting, took up a
collection and sent their States Attorney
to represent them at Bismarck during the
sitting Of the Legislature. Murphy rep
resented and va. accredited to that county
on tho Legislative call. But no could not
DO trusted tO work a bill through that
might DO objected too BY the Great North.
ern management.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

The wolf bounty Law VI. of interest to
farmers and stockmen. both grent and
ANAL. This was especially the case in
this Missouri slope country where wolves
and coyotoa are plentiful and bad on''stock
The bill was repealed during the last s,t-
ting of the Legislature in Bismarck.
Whore was Murphy when the work was
d0nap
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31
Horoscope GleaninRs.

From Wasllburn Leader, October 9th, 1894.
If Murphy gets a. many votes in Nc.
Lean County a. the separate promises no
had made to give positions az boss farm.
or. while in charge of the Agency, Fort
Berthold Indian R~eservationl he will be
doing we'll.
In Washburn precinct in 1894,
out of a total vote of ISL votes
cast, Murphy received just 81
votes. He probably got enough
in other parts of the County,
to tally with his "boss farmer
promises.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

Murphy il a great "stiokler" for the
"desr people" juet before election. But
after the big day of combat is ove and
he happened to pull through, the pour
d~own.trOdden big stock associations and
attention from Standing Candidate's
aponges, towels and Paragorio.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

Everybody who comes over
from Ward County gives good
word from LIS Foot in the
progress of his7canyass in Ward
and Williams County. In Nc.
LeandC ounty:he will get nine
out every Of ten votes.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

What business has Standing Candidate
to attend to since he was fred from the
clerkship at Elbovoods, save deadhead-
ing along the railroads OF looking for an
ONCE?
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

r.. H..MausAeld will be elected Henato-
from this district. His opponent Clinton
Aeddsriek is . popular young man. but
the tunes demand the electlou Of sound
man, and Mansfield Is such . man.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

From Washburn Leader, October 9th. 1894.
Murphy's tactics At Minot will be about
tho same as at Fort Bertho'd,--a bundle
Of unfullflled promises. Those who sup.
port him . this term of the Legislature.
in the expectation that their time will
come next" as in a busy barber shop.
will be doomed to appointment.
Promises arc cheap.
Two years have now passed.
since the above was first printed.
Stand up and be counted, you
''promised" ones. How many
of those Cooking for some
thing" in jealous reward fol-
working with their coats off,
feel Aattered at the pot of broth
set before them by Standing
Candidate. Was it a Timan's
feast with the motive reversed?
How many poor devil stockman
and struggling farmers can
point to a single promise this
wind bag made to further their
interests that was fulfilled?
The nonresident stockman who
pay no taxes, TO the County or
State in which they have turned
loose their hungry herds to
knock the farmers fences down
and bother the life of them, all
the winter months, or the big
railroads whose capital stock
is principally:owned in London
or Berlin, are fully satisfied
with Murphy's course, and no
others save those cheerful idiots
who smile at the sight of a run
away team, or whistle while
standing over the. death bed of
a dying friend or relative.
From Washburn Leader October 9th. 1885,.
Murphy, We understand, says he don't
care 40 much about running for the Leg
~islstore this-time, but two years hence. /,
whom there 10 q Senator to elect, and .
chance 20 slide into q good fat appoint;
mont. He thinke the game will then. be.
.,n,kk Ahn ~o-an, - ,-'. "- - :
Well-do you see the points;
you who have lab on Standing
Candidate. He made a.''good
thing''-so to speak-of the Fort
Berthold Indian Agency. The.
Indians were supposed to get
$50 600 a year for ten years in
payment'for.lands sold to the
government. The first year of
payment commenced with MUIR
ph,.'s first year as Agent-1ss9:
His instructions from the Inte-
rior Department were duly set.
forth by the Editor of the Steele
Ozone two.years ago while in a
reminiscent mood and published
under the caption, "That Story.
If the instructions were not
faithfully followed-it certainly
took no fat from the "rust-
ling" Agents wallet. He has
had plenty Of money now to
60 on.
Major Glen Nation the pres
ent Agent Of the Fort Berthold
Indians gives very good salts
faction in his Official conduct to
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

Legislative.
For State Senator
w. T.. MANSFIELD. Of Ward
For Representative,
County Ticket.
'''* HANS HuLrBERG.
For Auditor
WsEPH MANN.
For Clerk Of Court
SAMUEL FAICONER.
For Ref f ! q ! Z q
For c0r FEfE SSasEfll l.,.ER.
j. A. BURGUM.
JOHN LuNDouIsT.
For Superintendent Of Schools
HENRY HOLTAN.
For Justices Of Peace
THOS. DODSWORTH,
GEO. l.. ROBINSON.
For Conxtahles-
II. i. HAlAEs,
GEO. DIMMICK,
ALEX CASTER.
For Assc:.or:; First Districtn
ANDREW ROSEBEKG.
For Asecssor. Second District
JOHN j. ROBINSON.
For Assessor, Third District
HENRY BARTEJIS.
Fol Commissioner. Second District
HENRY ROHRER.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

STEVENS 4 WILLIAMS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office over O'Shaughnessy's store In Mer
bank block. Bismarck. N. u.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31
Judicial
Legislative

For DiStrict Judge
W. II. WINCHESTER. of Burleigh.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

svsscR.r ~ on PRIcE. q Pm YEAR.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
National,
for President
WILLIAM MCKINLEY, JR., Of Ohio.
For Vice President
GARRET A. HOBART, Of New Jersey.
fresidential Electors
C.. r. WILBUR, OF Rolrtte.
G. N. WHEELER, Of Cass.
N. II. DYSTE. Of Sargent.
stats.
Member Of congress-
N. N. JOHNSON, Of Nelson.
Governor
+. A. BRIGGS. Of Morton.
Lieutenant Governor
j.. N. DEVlNE, of LaMoure.
secretary Of State
FRED FAl.LEY, Of Richland.
Treasurer-
G. L. NICHOLS. of Cass.
Auditor
n. r.. HANNUM,of Ransom.
superintendent Of Public Instruction
JIG. HALI.AND, of Trail
COMMISSIONS Of Insurance
+. II. FAECHEt. If StutsMan.
Attorney General
j.. +. COWAN, Of Ramsey.
COMMISSIONS Of Agriculture and Labor
II. U. THOMAS, of Benson.
Railroad Commissioners
G. II. KEYES, of Dickey.
L. J.. WALTON, Of Wells.
..R. GIBSON, Of PembIna.
Judge Of the Supreme Court
A.. WALLIN. Of Cass.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-10-31

sus.cs.r1 on PRICE. ., rxx YEAR.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07

L'Electlon municipale qui a en-
lieu mardl dernier scion l'usage
antique ct solennel, s'est faite avec le
plus grand calme. Tous les candidats
pour maire ct conselllers muEicipaux
qul avaient etc choisis par Ia conven-
ton du 9 Octobre ont 6lus sans
opposition. Mas Performance sur
les vaches a etc DEBATE par nne
grande majorite. Ce resultat auquel
on s'attendait d'ailleurs permet 4
celles-ci d'errer dams les rues dc la
vile CONNIE precedemment
La nouvelle administration NUM-
composee en- grande partle de
gems entrera probablement en-
fonction vers la fin de &c mois GU au
commencement de l'autre.
Nous avons tout lieu de croire
fera pour lie mieux ct que,
sous regime tutelaire IN vera Ia
renaitre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07

Lelection qui a Gu lieu mardi
oefnier dams tous les Etats- Unis pour
e choix dun president, dun vice.
ptesidept ct des membres du Congress-
rs pas Gu le resultat desire. McKin
ley, nm republican, de la plus belle
eu q etc elu /; ct lie regne des
nonopoles ct des trusts va continuer
eonme de plus belle. II faut courier
z tete ct se soumettre au verdit du
peuple. &c qui nous console c'est
we a paroisse Lafourche ct la
Louisiana sont restees fdeles 4 Ia
0enocratie, malgre tout &C que les
sepnblicains de toutes les couleurs
- pu falre pour Zen detourner. LIE
noun Roman alnsi que Legendre
s1x membres de Ia Ligue DIES
.'aoyens de la Nouvelle Orleans, ont
- sllalnement battus par les Hon.
eyer ct Dawes, ct r. Broussard qui
..a'' pour concurrant Taylor Beattie,
leu On troisieme District Congress
aoanel
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07

Maintenant Quill est 4 peu pres
certain que lie candidat republican,,
Mckinley sera notre futur president,
les ~affaires commerciales wont prendre
IN nouyel essor. Pensez done quill q
promis la protection 4 o~utrance ct Ia
reciprocite, ct une place tres lucrative
1 son cornac Hanna. Sill ne tient
pas ses promesses c'est quill aura
change d'idee, CONNIE celia lui est
sIriyee deja plusieurs fois dams So
carrlere politique. Mais &c quill ! a
&c certain c'est quill fera lie bonheur
des trusts ct DIES monopoles qui ne
feront que croitre ct embellir au
detriment de Ia classe ouvriere.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07

Ef ~
lie cirque Wallace, un DIES cirques
DIES mleux combines pour les villes de
campagne donnera dams notre VILE,
lie % de ce mois deux representations,
Tune d deux heures de lapres-midi
ct tautre a sept heures du soir. Cenx
qui veulent passer I'm moment agrea-
Bile ct voir des artistes de premier
orlre ct des chevaux dresses d la
perfection mont qua Sc rendre 4 SEES
approximations qui seront sdrement
tres attrayantes sous les rapports.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07
A LONGEVITE

Quelques chiffres sur Ia longevite
humane, emprunt6s 4 une statist,que
allemande :
La France compte a~ctuellement 213
centenairea.
LIE statisticien le d6plore, du reste,
en- constatant que rAllemagne, qui q
Is millions Inhabitants de plus u
Ia France, ma que Is habitants ayaEt
plus de cent ms.
L'Espagnol compte 4O1 ccntenaires
pour Is millions seulement d'habi-
tants.
Les Trlandais vivent tres vieux.
II y a dams leur pays, 573 centenaires.
L'Angieterre en- compte IA,
PEcosse 46, IL Norvege %, Ia Suede
10, ID Belgique 6. le Danemark s.
La Suisse ma pas de centenaire ;
ellie q les Alpes, c'est une compensa-
ton.
Mails 81 nous examinons en-
revanche les statistiques de Ia region
des Balkans, nous trouvons des
chifres extraordinaires 578 cente-
naires en- Scribe, 1884 en- Roumanie
ct 1888 en- Bulgaria.
LIE meme s~tatisticien . cherch9 i
savoir quel 9tait rhomme le plus
vieux du monde. L'auteur inclinerait
i decerner le brevet de long&vil9 d
Bruno Cetrim, Negro African r6sidant
4 Buenos Ayres, qui aurait $50 ans.
Ia Russie prendrait le deuxieme
rang avec Kusrim, cocher moscovite
lie doyen des cochers du monde -
qui est dams "a cent quarantieme
aimee.
On r%emarquera que lenquete ma
porte que q des hommes.
Demander leur 9ge 1 des danes
nest pas gallant.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07
VOS FILLES.

Donnez a vos files une education
solide, o settlement d recole, mais
encore a Ia maison. Donnez-leul
Fexperience aussi b;en que la theorie
Enseiguez-leur Ia cuisine, non pas
cette cuisine fantaisiste qui deteriore
Iestomac, mails cette bonnie cuisine
hourgeoise qui dome la force ct la
sante.
Apprenez leur 4 laver, d repasser,
a repriser Ieurs bas, i coudre des
boutons, d faire' elles-memes leurs
costumes ct d porter DIES corsage qui
ne les etranglent pas.
Apprenez-leur l6conomie ct Ia
direction dun budget modere.
Montrez leur 4 tenir DIES complies, d
Sc faire une idee de Ia valeur de
rargent ct q savoir on il passe.
Enseignez leur comment on doit
acheter, veriier sa facture ct s~'assurer
que Ton recoit bien la merchandise
pour la valeur de o argent.
Dltesleur qu'une femme est tou-
iours plus respectable en- matinee
d'indienne qn'elle a pay6e, plutot que
dams un corsage de sole don't ellie
n'acqulttera jamais la note.
Apprenez leur a juger sainement
les chooses, a Sc meier de leur imagi-
nation, ct surtout a ne pas agir sans
reflexion.
Enstignez leur surtout que le plus
grand malheur dune femme est
d'epouser un homme sans principe,
sans religion nj conscience. 81 Giles
Sc marient tie la sorte, elles ESSEN
bleront a un navire abandonne en-
pleine mer sans boussole nj pilote.
81 vos moyens vous lie %permettent,
faites leur apprentice la musique, ct
autres arts d'agrements. Inslstez
surtout sur de BONES lectures jour-
nalieres. Cest par la lecture que
ron s'instruit ct que Pon devient a
meme de fgurer dams IN salon, de
prendre part q une conversation ct
que Ton evite de commettre 4 chaque
instant DIES impairs qui vous ridicu-
liscnt.
Enseignez d vos files a Sc meier
de leurs affaires ct jamais de ce qui
ne les regarde pas. La curiosit6 a
perdu notre aieule Eve.
Dltes leur bien surtout que lie
bonheur en- menage depend des
prlncipes recus dams renfance ct du
caractere DIES epoux.
ST vous suivez ces conseils, vous
donnerez o la soci&t6 de BONES ct
excellentes petites femmes au lieu de
poupees d'6tageres qul ne sont
BONES qua parader q le bord
dune loge de theatre ct qui ne
savent meme pas faire I'M soupe
aux tomates.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07

Lc % Octobre un grand meeting
delnocra,ique a Ell lieu au Cut on, tt
i .oir de Ia meme journee un autre
4 a,a tenu d Lockport. Tous ceux
aui eiaient presents ont Gu lie plaisir
deat,udre notre nouveau melnbre
du Congress, L. Broussard.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07
UN INGENIEUX ARTICLE.

Lie dernier num9ro de Ia mature
content I'm ine6nieux article sur lie
rhume de cerveau ct lie NAL de gorge,
sur leur facheuse presence dans les
pays civilises, ct u lie moyen de les
rendre beaucoup plus rares.
L'auteur q remarqu3 en- parcourant
PAlgerie, que les maladies du nez. de
la gorge ct des orellles, etaient
presque iuconnues chez les negres ct
les Arabes, alors qu'elles sont tres
repandues chez les Europeans. II
s'est demand& lie motif de Get 6tat de
chooses, ct voici ce gull a trouv9.
L'Arabe falt coucher ses enfants ct
couche lul-meme sur Ia dure, les Its
moalleux 6tant intol6rables dams les
pays chauds. Or, rexp6rience prouve
que toute personne qui couche sur lie
dure Sc tient forcement sur lie cote ct
non sur lie dos, car 10 position du dos
nest possible que dams lie lit doux.
Chez nous, cette position est Ia plus
ordinaire. Consid9rons done &c qui
Sc passe dams les deux cas-. ST
i'enfant est couch6 sur lie dos, les
mucosit3s que secrete o nee
gIisseront dams la gorge, ct lui
communiqueront une irrltabilite qui
la rendra, ainsi que les regions
v~oislnes, sensibles U moindres
variations de Ia temperature. 81
penfant couche sur lie cote, rien de
tel ne Sc produira.
II sufit done pour vaincre lie
~laryngite ct le corysa, que les meres
europeennes intent les arabes,
qu'elles n'aient pas de tendresse
lnutile ct qu'elles habituent leurs
progenitures . des Its sans molesse.
Les matelas, les sommiers 6last,ques
ct les oreillers de plume, tells sont les
ennemls qui ruinent notre sante.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-11-07

Une liste des millionnalres de
rEtat de New York montre que
trente-et-un d'entre eux possAdent
collectivement une fortune de 1900
millions de dollars. lie plus richie
est John D. Rockefeller avcc 125
millions. La moyenne de Ia richesse
de ces millionnaires est III peu moins
de AZ millions.
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Mr L. L. Toups a etc nommG
M.firc de Poste 4 Schrievers. CONNIE
j, ;.une homme est tres actif ct tres
intelligent, il y u tout lieu de crolre
M il fera consciencieusement sou
deloir.
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Ia roulais0n inarche i merveille ct
l. sucre Sc fait avec iapldite i la
g,ande satisfaction des pianteurs.
MATS lie prix du sucre est 81 modique
oue le benefice sur Ia recolte sera
presque null.
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NOUYELLES LOCALES,

H-Ceux qui doivent a la SENTI.
sELlE pour Announcements ct pour
impressions sont prizes lie yenir regler
dams lie plus BRET delai, 81 elles veu-
lent nous fviter la peine dc Ieur
enyoyer un collector.
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Paris est lie paradis des modlstes.
On en- compile 10000. On estlme
qu'elles reeoivent DIES danes pour
CONNECTION de costumes au moins
1922, 726, 900 annuellement.
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La session reguliere du jury dc
polme aura lieu lie IL de ce mois 4
ID MASON de Cour sous la p~residence
4 Mr. j. l.. Aucoin.