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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-05-06

G.. Eliason and Fred Gellett. two
prominent business men of Monte
video were in town last week.
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sports.
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association des ministries baptis-
ties est alarm6e de voir les progress
que fait la proclamation du dimanche
ct acknowledgements rhabitude qui a
etc generalement contractee de faire
du jour du Seigneur I'm jour d'amuse-
ment, en- montant 4 bicycle par SIMPLE
plaisir. En- consequences. nous re-
commanders quill colt fait des
sermons cont-e Get abus ct dams
rlnteret dune plus stricte observation
du dimanche.
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Nos ~lecteurs ct snrtout ceux qul
ont Page requis pour voter trouveront
dams ce numero, ravis de Mr. Gustave
Abribat, assessor, ex.oficlo Enregis-
treur des votants pour la paroisse
Lafourche. Mr.. Abrlbat commencera
son travail lie Z du mos proclaim a
la maison de Cour, onil restera JUS
qu'au IL. LIE IA il sera au magasin
d'Edgard Morvant /; lie Is au maga-
sin de Felix Delatte lie Is au
magasin de Jules Basset ]; lie II au
magasin de J. T. Lejeune /; lie IS au
magasin de Nine L. a. Gossin lie
- chez L. Pitre, Lafourche Crossing ;
lie Fl chez Joachim Braud lie % au
magasin de Gaud6 & Beauvais !; lie
% au magasin de Lovency Fclse ;
lie "a au magasin de Philippe Kno.
bloch !; lie % au magasin d'Arthur
Legendre T; lie 26 chez Paul Guidroz !;
lie % chez Louis Schouest, Facherie (;
lie 20 chez NJ. Leblanc, Lockport +;
lie 80 chez L. Lerille. Longueville !;
lie Ter Octobre, au magasin de Delau-
ne : le 2 4 l'ecOle Celina +. Foret
lie 3 au magasin de G. Sasson; I; lie 5
au Cutoff, au magasin de Ellie Ducos;
lie 6 au magasln d'Andre Galjour
lie Z chez A. Terrebonne ; lie 9 al
magasin de J. Piciola, Leevllle /; Il
II chez Louis Kremer, Bayou Beuf
lie l3, chez Victor Legendre, Chack
bay ; lie IA chez Oneslppe Chiasson
Chackbay ; lie Is chez Edward Chias
son, Baton Pilon /; lie Is chez Leuf
froid Daigle, Bayou Bleu ; les deu,
dernieres scmaines, commencant K
10 4 la Maison de Cour.
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Connaissez-vous lie m%eilleur moyen
de detruire lie moineau ? LIE moyen
lie plus simple, lie plus 6conomique, lie
plus avantageux I? Eth bien ! c'est en-
lie prenant par son fable pour rivro-
gnerie. Car lie moineau est ivrogne
quand il en- a l'occasion. Trempez du
grain on du gruau dams du whisky
pendant quelques heures, puts r6pan-
dez-le dams I'm endroit frequent6 par
ces villains piaillards. Vous serez
surpris du resultdt vous les verrez
s'abattre joyeusement sur cette nour-
ritvre tentative ct la devorer ave
voracite !; puts, au bout dun moment,
lis seront ivres ct vous les verrez
tituber sur leurs petites pattes, inca
pables de s'envoler. II ne vous
restera plus alors qua passer l'anse
dun panier sous votre bras ct d les
ramasser. On les plume, on les
trousse, qnand lis sont gras ct dodus,
puts ON va les vendre 49,. pour DIES
grassets.
VOLTA OH conduit l'ivrognerie, ct 81
ces molneaux ~n'etaient pas DIES
serins lis comprendraient les perils
DIES liqueurs fortes. Mais les hommes
eux-memes sont-lls plus raisonnables?
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LES FERMIERs.

L'interet que prennent les fermiers
les evenements politiques de lheure
nest pas scion lie cours ordinaire DIES
chooses ; d'habitude, on lie salt, cette
classe, NY prenant qu'un iEteret
mediocre, en- laissait IL discussion aux
chefs de parts. Mails les fermiers
ont compris qu'ils ne peuvent CONT
nuer ! produire des r6coltes don't lie
rapport ne couyrc pas les frais de
production ; il ont r&alis6 le danger
do chancre toujours accroissant d'hy-
pothAqass, qni le ronge, ct liza w IL
ntcessit5 d rea6chir e. d'agir par
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AMUsRMRNrs.--Jamais dams le
mois de Septembre, on a WI une serie
d'amusements divers CONNIE ceux
Qui sont annonces
Une grande course est announce
pour le ID de &c mojs. Cette course
aura lieu dams Ih,ppodr6me du
Bayou Lafonrche Central Pare Co,
Limited. Cette course on plusieurs
chevaux doiveut sc disputer les
nombrenx prix, sera tres attrayante,
q le comit6 charge de faire les
preparatifs ne negligera rien pour la
rendre aussi lnteressante que posi-
lie.
LIE 20, les compagnies Thibodaux
No ! ct H. H. and Ladder No l
donneront une grande excursion de
Thibodaux d la Nouvelle Orleans.
LIE train partira du depot 4 s heures
precises du matin ct quittera la
Nouve!le Orleans, lie meme jour, i 8
heures Gu soir. LIE prix du passage,
aller ct retour, est dune piastre ct
demie pour les adultes ct de Motto
prlx pour les enfants.
Apres cette excursion les %, %
ct "A de ce mois aura lieu la grande
fore donn9e par les danes de Thibo-
daux ct des environs, au b9nGice du
Convent du Mont Carmel. Cette
fore don't rien sera neglige pour Ia
rendre des plus attrayantes, aura lieu
dams la waste sale StrJoseph, pres
Gle fEglise Catholique OH nous
esperons que tous lie monde Sc por.
terra avec empressement.
Enfin Ia derniere foire annoncee
don't lie benefice est destin6 q la
Chapelle StrJean, aura lieu lie 3 ct lie
4 Octobre dams lie pare de Mr. Hobert
Hehert, situe a 4 miles en- amont de
Thlbodaux sur la rive droite du
Bayou Lafourche. On y trouvera
DIES Embellishments divers, un res.
taurant bien pourvu des delicatesses
de la saison etc., de Ia musique qul
sera execute par Ia celebre r. E
Silver Cornet Band.
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lui-meme. Parce quill a atteint cette
conclusion, gu raccusc d'anarchisme,
de- socialisme.
La parlant de la participation de
cette classe 4 l'agitation DIES questions
de l'heure, lie Chicago Record dit
quentin, lis ealisent lie fait que
depuis DIES annees, lis sont les
victimes dun vol systematique ; que
leur travail a servi 4 emplir les
coffres DIES usuriers !; que la majorite
DIES millionnaires ont acquis leurs
millions par Ia faillite forcee de
chemins de fer, par Organisation de
trusts, de monopoles. lis ne peuvent
comprendre, dit ce journal, les pro-
blemes compliques dc leconomie
politique ; mails lis posent certalnes
questions remplies d'a propos aux
quelles reponse dolt etre fate non
par dies epithetes mechanics mails par
des arguments appllcables au lie
point de vue pratique. Nous en-
citons quelques unes.
ST la frappe libre de fargent,
prechee par Mr.. Mckinley, il y a
cinq ans, etait une th6orie correcte ct
devant contribuer a la prosperite du
pays, pourquoi ne lie serait-elie pas
aujourd'hui I? MIR Mckinley, alors
quill refechissait ell par lui-meme,
n'etait-il pas plus dlgne de confiance,
qua lheure actuelle, quill nest que
l'organe DIES banquiers ct DIES deten-
tours d'argent ?
ST les amis du metal blanc sont dies
| theoristes Ell DIES hallucines, ainsi
quill est affirm6, de quel droit appli-
oue-t-on aux fondatenrs de la repu-
blique, qul maintinrent l'etalon d'ar-
gent pendant quatre vingts ans, les
mons de diplomates ct de particles ?
| Par quel raisonnement ing6nieux
peut-on bonner a DIES hommes ayant
les memes opinions aux uns, les
| tltres de theoristes ct d'anarchlstes Ell
aux autres ceux de patriotes e,
| d'hommes d'etat
81 la valeur de Pargent excedait dc
deux pour cent la valeur de For au
moment de la demonstration du
premier, ce dollar d valeur de Gin
quante sous don't on nous parle tant,
est peutretre lie resultat direct de
Get. act de decentralization, ct une
legislation lie r6tabllssant CONNIE
r9talon mon6taire, le remettrait ! 50
valeur premiere.
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Les Republicans, de la faction
Howell du troisieme district ont
dssigne lie Juge Taylor Beattle
CONNIE tandidat au Congress. LIE
Juge Besttie possede un talent
reconnu mails, d une exception pres,
stoujours etc IN candidat malheu-
Naz, ses Debates politiques ayant etc
aas nombreuses.
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Eouveriure de la cour du 1Sme
district j~udicialre. dams ct pour
i p~aroisse Lafourche, aura lieu
luadi proclaim sous la presidence du
Juge L. 2. Caillouet. LIE dossier
n'alaut pas DIES plus volumineux, II
faut esperer que trois semaines
sufaront pour lie purger.
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4nIYElLES LOCALES,

N usgasin de hinge de seconde
40 Went de Sc monter dams notre
n. dams Ia rue du Main a cote du
-...s;n de Mr. H. C. Chol & Gle.
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iii Eugene G. Robichaux, presi-
dent d Ia Banque de Thibodaux qui
3tat alies yisiter lie Canada ct plusleurs
Etas du Nord DIES Etats Unis est
rssenu Ia semaine derniere en- tres
bluue sante.
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On await espere que les afaires
~sprudraient, lorsque les planteurs
sacriers auraient touche leur prime.
rs ont touchd cette prime, mails
CONNIE lis ayaient fait DIES dettes
pour Texploilation, lis ont pave ses
dettes. De Ia la penurie actuelle.
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LIvREs OFFERTS

l Mon oncle ct mon cure.
2 L'amourenx de la pr6fete,
3 Martyr de l'amour.
4 La roche qui pleure.
5 LIE rem0rts dun f~aussaire.
6 Reeves dOr6s.
Z Drame de Phttel W0ronS0f.
s Les fiancailles de Lorotte.
9 LIE sacrifice dun fills.
10 LIE coureur de dot.
II Roman dune jeune file pauvre.
Is LIE roman dun crime.
IA Trahison vaincu par Pam0ur.
Is La vengeance du fianc6.
n Les denx Jcannes.
Is Miserable faussaire.
~ LIE martyr d'unemAro.
20 L. charmeuse.
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d lc temps pluvieux continue les
,;.isrs auront beaucoup de tracas
.our ie coupage du rig. Pour cette
oosration. il fault I'm temps sec, NAL
hsureusement, Ia pluie tombe tous
Ia jOurs.
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les planteurs Sc prepayment, avec
..,;v;t6 our transformer la came en-
.,,re oui, sill n'arrive pas de contre-
..,,ps. donnera un tres bon resnItat,
a moius c'est ce que les cuitivateurs
e,perent
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''ils Madeleine Hebert, 81 cruelle-
.a' o'essee d Bayou Goula dams la
y W ~ JUN, est retournee diman-
50 residence, guerie de sa
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A ~ u. .-
LHotel DIES EEangers, un DIES
hotels le mieux tenu ct lie mieux
urge de notre vile OH on trouve tout
= comfort desirable, Went d'etablir
% superbe salon de harbe ct de
couture, neubla avec elegance ct
0on govt. Nine Thomas Albert, la
pfoprietaire, s'est assure les services
Jun barber qui connait son meter.
w volt par la que lH6tel DIES Etran-
gers . tous ce quill fault pour accom-
noder ses nombreux clients.
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Le jury de Police s'assemblera en-
ssslon reguliere mercredi proclaim,
: eeptembre. II doit s'occuper
uaDord de la nomination dun Sur
a'enoant detection, ensulte il doit
aaer ie nombre DIES polls ct leur
psaton. Reviser la lol sur les
'ssuses ct fixer lie taux de la take
p0ar Fannee 1896, nommer les com.
.''saifes du drainage, les Inspectors
s1 cnemins ct les commissaires du
s0as ae Thibodaux. Pour accomplir
ous g quill a d faire, IL lui
.-4uia an moins trois jours de
session.
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UAeademle Guion, institution qui
dsts dspuis de tongues annees, ou-
y,irs ses portes lie IA Septembre.
LIS u~rofesseurs sont les memes que
eux de Fannee scolaire precedente.
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Apres s'atre bien repose DIES
-.Sues &c son voyage du Nebraska
Sew York, Bryan a recon mence d
~ uss dlscours dams Fest ct partout
excite lie plus vif enthouslas.
The herald., 1896-03-11

accompany him to the city. The bishop
will be escorted from La Grande station
20 the Westminster hotel where, temper.
avily, he will be at home.
DR.. Johnson was consecrated on Febru.
AIRY 24th in Christ church Detroit, of which
church he had been rector for ten years.
On the 26th, two days later, the Detroit
Free Press published as it's leading edi-
torlai the following, which shows the high
esteem in which the new bishop is held at
his old home:
mo better commentary could be made
upon the religious or personal character of
Bishop Johnson than appears il the dis
tinguished honor of which he has Just been
the recipient. He has attained to the high
est order of clergy within the gift of the
Protestant Episcopal church, and has .,e-
ceived but merited recognition of the quail
ties demanded for proper administration
of the exalted trust to which he is called.
There are few organizations, secular or re-
ligious, in which this Endorsement can
mean so much. The Episcopal church is
the growth of centuries that link us to the
earliest teachings of recorded history. 1t
has survived the wars, the prosecutions
and controversies that make up the in
terminable battle of creeds. Through all
that period it has not only survived the as.
sault of opposition. but it has been in the
van of progress along the most approved
lines OF advancement. 1t has been the
patron and the exponent of learning in the
broadest and best sense of the term.
"Ihe most cynical critic of the faith cam
not gaiDsay these facts. and upon them
can safely be predicated the assertion that
no man of mediocre attanments can be-
come an Episcopal bishop. In addition TO
being a true disciple with the power of
lmpressIng his convictions and the truths
OF his inspiration upon men, he must Dos
sess the broad attachments of the scholar,
. knowledge of the world with which his
mission has TO do. the social qualities which
attract, and that executive ability required
in the successful conduct of great affairs.
In the enumeration of these requisites we
have but paid the tribute due Bishop John
son. He has been called higher because
the position demanded the man, and while
the selfishness OF friendship would keep
him III Detroit. where he Is held in such
esteem, there is the pride and sympathy of
friendship that his worth required his SER
vices in broader field. The Los Angeles
diocese to which he is consecrated is to be
congratulated
Tie Right Reverend Joseph H. johnson,
hrst Episcopal bishop of Los Angeles, as
stated, will arrive in this city on Friday
evening next. to become a permanent resi-
dent. From that date for all the remand
er of his life. he will be prominent and
representative citizen. and as the official
and administrative head of the Episcopal
church i'll Southern California he will be
one OF the leading forces in the intellec-
tu1l, the ecclesiastical ard the spiritual
life of the reODlo
The herald., 1896-03-11
FIRST KEY, AND OF GOLD
F. K. Rule Becomes the Owner of II ia
Fee Simple
Il Was the First Ore OF Those for Jonathan
Club Members and 1t Cost One Hun
dred Dollars

f. K. Rule is the owner in fee simple of
the first key to the newly rejuvenated Jon.
athan club. The key is the regulation
wrought iron affair. but it cost MIR. Rule its
weight in gold just the same. He paid an
even 500 for it. 1t vas auctioned off to
the highest bidder in the club rooms at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Ex-Mayor
Tom Rowan acted as auctioneer. The
first tender for the trophy was one of So.
There was large crowd present. Ii was
just after luncheon. Soon the key was go.
ing at $50, and the next advance was TO
$50. c. ID. Howry. the undertaken. and T.
X. Rule we're by this time the only persons
in the running. Howry bid $75 and Rule
raised the price to 500, at which figure
the memento was knocked down TO him.
The key is to be fashioned into a solid gold
affair.
The herald., 1896-03-11
THE CIVIL SERVICE
An Examination OF Applicants for the Position
of Stock Inspector

An Examination OF Applicants for the Position
OF Stock Inspector
An examination was held at the United
States court room yesterday morning, UNI
der the rules of the civil service commits
sion, of applicants for the position of stock
inspector and meat taggers. There were
twenty-nine applicants. The examination
was conducted by the following local COM
mission: FL. P. Thornton, Joseph Farrell,
Z. Q. Brewer and I. E. Burns The exam
ination was in the elementary branches of
English including reading and SPELL
ing exercises, penmapship, geography.
etc. The papers of the various applicants
have been marked by the local examiners
and transmitted to the department at
Washington, where the averages will be
figured out and list of the eigibles will
be sent to the proper officers in this city.
The herald., 1896-03-11

on his wheel when car overlook him. In
attempting to turn out the front wheel of
the bicycle struck the track throwing him
directly in front Of the dummy. ''ludge"
Bean, the well known police clerk, was
sitting OIL a front seat and saw the whole
occurrence. and it was owing to his pres
sence of mind that the boy was not dragged
completely under the wheels.
As the lad fell he made a grasp at the
front railing of the car and hung on long
enough to enable Bean to grab his arm and
partially pull him out of danger. The train
was stopped and the boy extricated from
under the dummy, badly but not danger
OH sly injured. His arm and shoulder were
cut and bruised and several inches of cuti-
Gle peeled off. The wounds were dressed
in the drug store at Temple and Belmont
avenue, af err which Trompedor was re-
moved to his home on Burlington avenue,
where he will be confined for some days.
The herald., 1896-03-11

The following marriage licenses we're is
sued by the county clerk yesterday:
William H. Jones. native of Missouri,
aged % years. and DELPHI ina Gallarde, a
native of California; aged Il years, both
residents of Los Angeles
Louis A. Kleckner, native of Pennsyl-
vania. aged 80 years. and May L. Jones, a
native of California, aged % years, both
residents of Los Angeles.
Alfred Drake, a native of New York.
aged 23 years, and Myra Maxon, a native
OF California, aged ~ years, both resi-
dents of FL Monte.
Marion A. Kiefhaker, native of Ind-
ana. aged 81 years, and resident of
Orange, and Ada M. Packer, "a native of
alfornia. aged 30 years, and a resident
of Los Angeles.
Frank q. Mason, a native of Indiana.
aged % years, and Anna Spear, a native
of Nevada, aged 10 years, both residents
of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-03-11
To Create a Bonded IndebteJn css

The application of the West Los Angeles
Water Company for the creation of a
bonded indebtedness, with the certilic ate
OF the president and secretary. as required
by law, was filed with the county clerk yes
terday. The company wishes to issue
S35O.OOO in bonds, with 6 per cent. inter-
est, payable semi-annually. The company
is organized to develop water on certain
lands on the Providencia rancho and Scott
tract to supply the territory west of the
city limits with water for irrigating and
domestic purposes.
The herald., 1896-03-11
SCHOOL BOYS, ATTENTION

A Large List Of Valuable Presents for Los
Angeles Youngsters
How would you like to go to Catalina
island or to San Diego and Hotel Del Coro-
nado, for your Fourth of July vacation,
and enjoy grand dinner, all at the ex.
pense of THE HERALD? If interested. see
grand premium offer in this issue. 1t will
explain all and tell you how to make a
pocket full of money and earn bicycle.
scholarship in a business college, gold
watch, suit of clothes, an overcoat, breech-
loading shotgun or ST. in cash.
The herald., 1896-03-11

Exhibits recently sent to the chamber
comprise: Cherlmoyers, alligator pears.
bananas and coffee, from Jacob Miller's
ranch at Cahuenga; Is. B. Barney of River.
side sends Mediterranean sweet oranges
from the Garden of Eden which, in this
instance. is located at Palmdale; B. F.
Rider of Rivera sends shaddocks. and f.
Long of Garvanza exhibits a model of a
new pipe tapping tool. Covina citizens
contribute some oranges. little larger
The herald., 1896-03-11
UNDER A CAR

Young Bicyclist Run Over and Injured on
Temple Street
youth OF about e years, named Simon
Trompedor. had narrow escape from in
stant death yesterday about noon by being
run over by Temple street cable car at
the corner of that thoroughfare and Patton
street. He was riding between the tracks
The herald., 1896-03-11

Home, 3O.29S volumes: library, 9474 vol
umes; reference, 47lO volumes. The
membership to February 1st was 22,993;
February additions were 1854. The books
to February were 43,O7l; February addi-
tons were 112. Total. 43,243.
The herald., 1896-03-11
Notice to School and College Rovs

If you want to make a pocket fu of
money and earn 500 bicycle, "a gold
watch, a scholarship in business college,
shotgun. overcoat, suit of clothes, or a
round trip ticket to either San Diego or
Catalina island. including free dinner,
read THE HERALD's great offer in this
issue.
The herald., 1896-03-11

beneficial manner, when the spring time
comes. use the true and perfect remedy,
Syrup of Figs. One bottle will answer for
all the family and costs only 80 cents; the
large size 81. Buy the genuine. Manu-
factured by the California Egg Syrup com
pany only, and for sale by all druggists.
The herald., 1896-03-11
NfW EPISCOPAL BISHOP
His Advent Looked Forward
to With Interest
RI. REV. JOSEPH H. JOHNSON
First Incumbent Of the BishOpric OF
Los Angeles
RI. REV. JOSEPH II. JOHNSON
VIII Arrive With His Family On Friday
Evening N,xt-splsniid Eaiorseme It
Made By Home Paper

DR.. Johnson, the first incumbent of the
new bishopric of Los Angeles, and his
family will arrive by the Chicago limited
Santa Fe train on Friday evening. The
standing committee of the diocese will go
to San Bernardino to meet him and will