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If gold will continue to be twice as
valuable as silver, as the gold men
contend, then it is II plain mathemati-
cal proposition that under the tree
coinage Of silver sugar will sell here
for twice as much "a it cost abroad
plus the duty on its import. If sugar
cost u cents in gold, it will sell here
tor5 cents, plus the additional in
crease caused by the import duty. If
it cost 3 cents j. will sci! for 6 cents,
and so on, and the domestic prndu-
GERS of sugar will reap the benefit of
the increased price. So that, instead
of a calamity, the free and unlimited
coinage nf silver and gold will prove
a boon to our sugar planters.
The Republican newspapers of the
North, East aud West view it in that
light, for they + trying to dissuad-
the people Of those sections from vOt-
ing for tree silver by telling them that
If Bryan is elected and free silver be-
comes a fact. rice will go up t" 20cents
a pound aud sugar to II cents a
pound. This might be u good rea-
son Tor people from other sections to
vote against Bryan and free coinage,
but 1t is II mighty good reason why
the rice growers alni sugar planters
should vote for Bryan, for free silver
and free silver congressman.
II free silver will raise the price of
everything tor which it exchanges,
the laho,els will he benefited by in
creased wages and increased delsand
for their labor. They will profit by
securing steadier employment. Good
prices %stipnlate all industries. which,
create, Il demaid for laborers and that
demand IN II raises wages aud tcuds
Z" steady employment, whici, is most
desired by the Industrious laborer.
The labnrer will consult his best inte-
rest, tl,eifore, by voting for BRYAN
and free congressman.
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THE A OF LOUISIANA.
Second Ward Justice Court Of N. I
BOnrg, Parish OF Lafourche.
l.. G. Waterbury, Agt. Us. No. 2, Thoa.
rs Gary.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT VI,
~ virtue of a writ of Fferi Facias, issued 81
NJ 4. Bourg, justice of the peace OF the nt
old ward of the pan ish OF Lafourche In fzFGl
OF L.C. Waterbury, Agt. and against haasl
Gary defendant, and to me directed, | Will
al ii o'clock a. IN. on the
18th day of NOVEMBER, 1896,
at h court house door in. the town Of Thih
daux, in the Ind ward in said parish. arsi
Tor sale at public auction the following ds|
eFihea property, te-wtt -
The undivided half OF
A certain fractional! lot of ground. sifaatH|
in the parish of Lafourehe. ut about twefIt
Two or twenty-three arpents from BayoaE|
Iourclie, on the right bank OF Bayou Latcur
che, measuring one hundred and sx Iwi
'front.' on st. Charles Street. by the depia
thereto attached, running our to the ecrpafs
tiOn line OF the town of Ihibodaux, boauda
Worth by lot of Mrs. Armand Maronge. kesu
0y lot OF Alphonse Gary, East By st. Chairs
street and West by Marrow Street. les II
triangle ofland in the south western corner q
SAID lot measuring one hundred aud sxN
leet on is southern boundary, and belonga!
70 Morgan's La. and Texas X. X. Co., sect
Is. NO. IL. p 4O9) to pay and satisfy the ~
wrlt-say, the suta 0t torty-nine dollars ~
tnirty-six cents, with interest and costs VII
less the same is Immediately paid. Seizsax
the property ct Thomas Gary, under -
wilt OF Fieri Eacias.
o. l.. CARO-. |
Constable 2nd Wae
Dated this 10th day of October 1926.
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T MORE MONEY

Mark Hanna has already
many thousands, if not mill 4
dollars Of his campaign fund 4
Of bnvins the election for Msr,ae'|
hut the situation in the douhIfnl
has grown S" desperate for tile R.sN a
leans that he has decided 10 asssl' 1
the financial institutions in NJ.
gland. one eighth of one Dr. -.
their capital stock for csmpai.s
poses, aud ex-Gov. Buckley, Of ~
necticut has been commiss;o..S
collect the money and send il n an
cage. Hanna intended that tie NM
SHOULD be kept quiet. but A nums.s
savings banks and mutual insu,..
COMPANIES resisted the collects j
ne assessment :" vigorously ths, j
got into the newspapers and NM I, /
IL u big political scandal IN Ca.n.',
cut. aud talk "f prosecuting the a.
tors "f banks VIII" voted the u,as.r
v~i"la.i"n of the law. The a,t.m,,
Hanna &c this late day To fry ~, ! !,
fat ia accepted by Democrats =
d-nce "f the tact that he aud his :
ag~'s a.e GROWN desperate and Il
lmm-ns- sums of money which I'D
been scattered thrnushout the Was,.
STATES. have been spent to 10 pura,.l
and an",her and last effurt il h \
made I" PURCHASE the electoral rat
ct three ar four States in that sre,i1
necessary !" elect McKinley.-Dal
States.
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SWEETNESS WASTED ON
THE DESERT AIR.

The Republican managers of the
Third District have imported Hon. j.
u. Manning Of Alabama to preach
their cause to the natives. If We mis-
take not this gentleman is q great bal
lot reformer and the especial champion
Of the australian Ballet system -
out he did not come to advocate tile
Australian Ballot System ID Louisiana.
he addressed a meeting at st. Martins.
vile lately and spoke of the equality
OF the white and black before the law.
OF the injustice of white Supremacy !.
aud appealed to the "Catholic commu-
n'ty to n. aintrin sacred and intact the
Supreme Court OF the United States.n
MIR. Manning is another one of those
short-slghted people, given to soon
strung things clear from their pur-
pose" he evidently shifts danger
from afar in that plank Of the Demo-
cratic party which criticizes the Su-
preme Court upon its decision in t1e
Income Tax Cases, and interprets the
language used as \ distinct threat n
smash up that august tribunal. Mr..
manning may quiet his fears, which
are but the creatures of an ~overwork-
ed imagination and excited partisan
snip, Tor no such dire calamity II
threatened against the Supreme court.
The decision has been criticized no
Americans have u right to do. and that
Is about the size of it. That the cnnrt
ls not too eacred to be criticized. VI
have the precedent set by the Repub-
llcans and abolitlonists in The bred
Scott case. az
we don't know what is Mr.. Man.
nlng's religious creed, but we opine n,
is lot a Catholic, for if he were q Cath.
olic and one Of average intelligence
aud instruction, he would know tn.t
Catholics need not lie appealed r. so
maintain sacred and intact tha 81.
preme Court Of the United Stats y
Catholics, by their training. are the
best upholders of public anthoritv is
ta's country, and need not the imnos
stoned appeals Of partisan demaroanes
% rally item to the support of eood
government. When such men a. n.
Manning lose their time aud breath ~
appealing to them 10 that direction. II
- simply "sweetness wasted on the
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A white man who believes in the
superiority of his race over the Airi-
eau, and that his race should rule.
cannot belong to the Republican party
in this State for any length Of time,
and preserve his belief intact, for one
of the fundamental principles of the
Republican party is the equality of all
men, which as interpreted by it's best
e~xponents. means that the negro is the
equal OF and just as good as the white
man: 1t is upon that principle that
the Republican party is founded in the
South, and that accounts fol the fact
that the bulk Of the negro population
belongs to it.
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But what do the white suprsmaei,l
among The lily whites think If h
managers Of their campaign importis|
an Alabamian 10 read them 4 leetu,|
on the injustice ut white supreuarj
and t" assure the negroes that tie N
publican party will protect their riahl
and privileges from curtailment N
white suprenacists9 Is not that n
unkindest cut of all 7 White sapreu1
acist lily whites. where are Won nav
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BRYAN SCORES A MONEY LEN.
DER.

Al benton Haroor, Mich. Mr.. Bryan
made a short speech to 5000 people in
which lie scored q local money lender
who was threatening to foreclose
mortgages he held on farms in the
event of Btyan's election. The follow
ing Is a report of the speech
The text of Mr.. Bryan's speech a
q paragraph in a local paper quoting
"a leading man. Of the town as fol-
lows: eff silver wins this fall it will
he one of the worst disasters that ever
hriell the farmers. | have had for
over ten years nearly $40, 900 loaned
IN this country to farmers. In many
instances payments have been met,
but for a few years I have been com
PEELED to extend the time and | am
willing to do 40 under our present fl
nancial basis, but if silver wins this
fall will do what any other man
would do with his money, demand
payment. | admit / may lose some of
the interest. but | have at least three
years to save myself and during that
time will close in on every mortgage
| have"
My friends, said Mr.. Bryan, l want
to denounce the money. lender who
attempts to nse his mortgages to init
m!'iatt American citizens, and I say
that that ma does not deserve to live
in II land where men are free and have
right 10 liberty. When You admit that
1t Is necessary to go to the money
lender and obtain his consent before
you can pass a law, then you have
passed from Il Democracy to a plutoc-
racy and liberty as we have under
stood it has fled from this nation. |
want YOU to understand that those
men, knowing that they cannot appeal
to reason, attempt to appeal to force /;
these men, knowing that their argu-
ments do not appeal to Judgment, at
tempt to appeal to the fears Of men.
In this campaign, my friends, we have
arrayed against us every enemy of So
ciety and every man who seeks to
make slaves of those with whom he
deals. am glad they are not on our
side am glad | have not the sup
port Of a man who intends to foreclose
bis mortgages If men do not vote as he
wants them to. / would rather remain
al humble private citizen than to hold
the most exalted office in this land, if
l had to receive my commission from
men who know as little about the re-
MUS of our institutions as the money!
lender whose language / have quoted.
Ny friends, this clipping was sent to
me by a man who had always been a
Republican a MAJ who owed a mort
gage of 81 1000 on a farm which used
TO be worth $4,000, and who stated |
IN his letter that under the gold stan !
dard he expected to have to give M
his farm because under a gold standard
cannot pay their mortgages
ard simply have to lose what they
have invested and turn their land over
the mar VINO loans his money and !
his mortgages to lntimidate Am
erican citizens. | say L received this
clipping from a Republican, aud, nv
friends. it is this attempt Of the mon
eyed ~aristocracy that is driving those
out Of the Republican party to
join with US in restoring the money of
the constitution and put this govern
back in the hands of the people,
it belongs"
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wake up Your Liver but be sure Won
take simmons Liver Regulator to do +
mi.n-lt VIII do it every time and do
y go we'll that you'll feel wonderfni1v
1e1reshed and strengthened. r. y
2,lnmocs Liver Regulator that does II
mere is only one S,mmons To-.
heguiator aud you'll know il nv 80.
hed 2 81 the package. Take noth;n0
e.se, aug you'll be sure to get Mi ,hs
good Lealth promised. '"s
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FINE SHO WING.

We reproduce the following esti-
mate and comm ent thereon from the
Times Democrat If last Tuesday
Let IA consider what other adv"
Gates Of the gold standard claim: and
for u te,up-,atr aud conservative rep
resentative If that class, we take again
the Washington Post. The Pnst sev-
eral weeks g gave the following
States and votes ''aure" to Bryan;
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SeptelnhtrAl

w - III -
Edgar MnrvauIs Store September III
Felix DelatI-', Store :. Ia
jules Easset ~tur,. !" III
j. I. Lrj-nR,'s Sime /. IN
Mrs l.. A GosSin's store mi
l.. Pitre. Lat. Crossing I" is
Joachim B,au,i as
Gauie Il ttauvais Stora 81
LOviucv Fol.e store = m
Philip Knob.och's Store . I'LL
Arthur Leeendre Store " @gi
Panl Guidruz /" MI
Louis Schouest, Vacherie % S1
NJ. B.arc, Luckport I'd
l.. Lerlile, l.ongville JA
NJ. Delanne's Store Uctcber
Celina School House L. Foret Y
Il. Sas-nDi Store
Cut OF, Ellie Ducos Store " N
Andre Gaijour Store II
A. Terrebonhe /" III
j. PiciOia Store, Leeville +" I'd
Louis Craenner. Bayou ljoeuf Z III
Victor Legendre. Chackhay /. MS
Onezippe Chisssop, Charkbay i. lEi
Edward Chias>ou batGn Pilun q lAi
Daisle, Leau Bieu /" til
And the following two weeks, beginning CT
18th ut the Court Honse.
q. ABRIBAT, JR,
Ext fficio Registrar,
Parish Ga Lafourehe
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Justice Court, 4tli Ward, Lafoaress|
Parish.
Sasone "a. No. %, Lagger Edrara'

fT>AkE NOTICE, THAT PURSUANT "
an order and decree of the above Ceus|
ana to a commission to me directed 10 N
above entitled ana numbered SUIT, Il
VAL offer for sale at public auction pnrsans
10 law to the last and highest bidder ID NV
OIL the landing of G Sasone. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1885,
bet ween the hours of III o'clock o. %. 90 4
O'Clock P. M, the following described pfoQa
ty to-wit:
The Lugger "Edwardo' with all her ne]
les, sails and apparels. as she nov iles 4
Bayou LafOurche in front of G.. Sas0af1
Store, at about 9 miles below Lockport.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
EDGAR A. BARRlOS
Constable 4th Ws'e
October 24th. 1896.
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Registration Notice.
OFFICE OF REGISTRAR OF Vorrkx
Parish of Lafourche.

HH'V'V"UNs Ifs mug ust II, f1t
IL conformity with the law, | hereby III
nctice that the office 1T Registrar of vol4l
will tie opened at the %iollowip. places:
ThihmiauX Court House IRON Sent. thu n
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With it's 2O5 votes for Bryan and
165 votos for Mckinley, the Post
leaves 81 doubtful votes in the follow
ing States:
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Thus, therefore, according to a
levol-h-ad-d advocate of gold mona
metallism, Bryan has 2O5 vOtes secur-
ed to him a fortnight before the cleo
ton. Mckinley, according to the same
authority, is SURE only of the folio wing
States.
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And later it has given NJ . result 81
complete fusion, the folio wing States
aud votes ~.'sure" To tile free silver
ticket;
California 8 North Carolina ....I1
kansas ........... 10 Oregon ............. 4
Nebraska. -
Indiana * Total 81
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- never seen before IL sat upon
the fer. and held my head across his
l-nces. while he wiped the blood from
INV On, forehead with pocket hand
k-rchicf. which every now AMI then ne
wonlL sssu-eze out N a basin OF water
at his elbow.
dor, suppose there was ever more
terrified young man upon this earth OF
ours. Imagine an inoren~ive young
man turning up in a town where an
.nrima.e friend lived. coming IN on the
very train that taSes tins intimate
s-i..,,d out. Imagine the intimate friend
cordially inviting the newcomer 10 his
horse telling ham there was nobody
IN il. hut that ne COULD put VI there.
nsk. himself lord and master. hi-d
,I~ut. TO eat by f,raging around and
re. 4 GOOD bed Then 10 make the
thing complete. give HIM the wrong
KEYS ~ which 10 ie' .ir1~ef IN
Imagine this newcomer booming about
town Until II Of clock. then striking out
for MS friends abode. over'ak ~
the rain: IT last 20 arrive AZ his IN
tended abiding place TO discover he has
the wrong KEYS. which necssi'ates his
climbing into the house like burg ar
Imagine him piiin- into the first bed
he comes 10. very soon sinking OIL INTO
the u..t-oubled slaInber OF the inno-
cent At heart. TO oe awakened az he
Peep OF day by something tumbiinS
down the chimney. Not hchGoblin-
that ~-re bettcr-but young woman.
b@~faftered and grirny. but still .
voun.- woman and one probably more
dead than alive imagine 4 oil. IT "
can. for that Is what happened to -
misguided Young man. who held me
, across his krees and wiped the blood
I from nv broken forehead On .ha'
rr-er1cr able 81. Valentines morning
Imagine il. and tell me If men through
stupi.isy don't cause half OF all ths
trour.c in the world We-xPiainef y
all 10 Zach other as hes. We -ouid- fnl
was really III. and quite really TO G.
OF irto another swoon-
!, Wh-a the servant girl came he wen
!, for the doctor. and Mary Got nc TO bed
!, Dick came a. noon. and was horriIe'
: y. wrst had happened But the docfo
mad pronounced me more frightene'
g Than 1Nrt, anu feaA4s. go
dsreslfui cold ! ~aught- and my wound
!. ed fore head. il did not amount to an J
thing. and soon became ircmsn'iou
Joke-
!, And il turned out that this friend 9
I, D.cs :. whose acquaintance ! made
!. suea an unconventional fashion. vi
I, The wy client whose money q
=, tende~-
!. And il also csmc about shat-thi
= he-taat that We have-we ha'
grown TO know eae m other very wei
:, and Dick-Dick is TO look out for al
- othc- Soope-ator before neS, fall .
\. cause well. for rca IONS best know n
- rnys.Is.-Bes~se Totin. in Detroit ~
a Presr-
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h>causs II Was trorblexome 10 do other
wise
I did not want any tea. % lee the
s.rvart girl 60 early; and at. neglect
nr -sen 20 light .he lainr~. before .
bag OK fire in the -itting-Ecom think
NJ ur- one Of Dicks csSes. IL was n
ruurslTr case. that lad = grrat deal Of
eircums-ant trial eyisl-nce Ieaelns in sari-
Gus directions
1 soon became deeply absorbed: IN
deeply that presently ser, To sleep at
Il. anss In . dream 1aw our poor man
.ris-i. convicted AMI actually sentenced
tn be banged. and was myself possessed
# a frantic desire 10 attend the hang
-ny in person. nv non-appearanee hcins
y holy due 10 the rsrt tia, coultl not
ind my shoes. being separated from
hem sor some unexplainar'e reason
I woke up suddenly. frightened t'
fad myself en,elcped in darkness ~
lleved only by an urcanny red glow
from the fast-dying Goals upon n
hearth Everything was so still No
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the sooty chimney with the agility o.
finished chimney-sweep. and ! kept
scrambling Till made stronghold sor
myself
Whist went on down below cid not
know. In the cessation Of the ram
coull- near the heavy tread passing TO
and fro in a search. knew. for that
money Luz |. from ny lofty vantage
rrouue. could only thank Heaven agaln
and again for such blessed deliver
ance.
~as 50 henum5ed with cold ard
fright that think lost consciousness.
and would probably have 'umbied
down ,hc chimney hut that was 80
rigid md 20 walled in could not
The next thing remember was
orensi- ms eyes and seeing the square
III WI. lighr above ne. Then realizing
oil. r-y strength gave Way. and 1 fell
heavily. striking my head against
some ainv which left ne ssnseless fol
hours When | came TO myself. ! wal
in the arms OF = younS nan whom
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As the fossil in the rock. rs the IN
acct in the amber. so moral truths IL
irnbedded in the hard. cold forms OF
words. Naughty" for instance. - pri-
marty just what i says Naugnt
j. nothing. and "naughtIncss' = moth
lnrncss. but nothingness works 50
much evil that we came TO think OF e'ii
as naughty kaowing this no one
can IT, cipher in the world and con-
slider himself good man." or sup
nose himself even -about right and
exemplary He cannot say a. some
lines j. said: -My sins are only SINS
Of OMISSION for his omissions mRy
easily he his worst FAULTS. > Times
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"sTR,CksN iNDuFTRiES-"


They SEQ IN To Prosper rnef th- osssf ~
Tariff Reform
The republican house has undertaken
10 encourage" the stricken indus
try Of wool manufacturing by imPos-
ing duty Of s25f per cent upon the
raw material Of that industry. II
would assist the ma 2 ufacturers by in
creasiny the cost Of the wool they use
bv ssl per cent now and by promis-
ing to make the increase 20 per cent IN
$50.
The American Wool and Cotton he
porter. which is the leading organ OF
the wool trade. has jus. published IT.
annua. record of new undertakings IN
,he textile industries The past siS
rnontl-.- says the reporter. nave
-ecn the undertaking ~ the construc'
tion Of many textile mills that Will
stand for years 10 come as monuments
az what brains, eneryr. and money
can produce in these days Of aetivs
competition. While the last hail q
the year 1885, has not such brilliant
record As regards the construction o.
textile. plants as the first six months
can boast still il j. record 70 ~
rroud az. and cannot but demonstrate
the healthy. steady. and rapid growth
of the texs.se ministry Of the country
opening more widely field for the n
ves,ment Of the savings of the people
and furnishing employment either al
recslv or indirectly for thousands
persons The year will long . =
membered as one of the most active y
she annals of textile mill cons.ruciio
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so il appears that wooden manufac-
.urers have invested money IN 81 new
enterprises during the year Greater
productive capacity was required
for the consumption OF the very
large quantities Of clothing wool pnr-
chased. More than $4,000. 90 pounds
of fine foreign clothing wool were i'm
ported to be added TO the domestic
product How would the industry be
affected IL the cost ~ such wool should
be increased by ieis PER cent now and
bv 10 per cent two years hence?
The republican party also undertakes
by It's tariff bill 70 increase the present
duties on cotton goods Nv Is per cent,
regarding the manufacture of cotton,,
we suDpose a one Of those 'strlczer
industries mentioned in the ways ane
means committees report Bat every
body knows that the cottons mannfac
turing industry has been very active
and prosperous during the last seven
ar EIGHT months Wages have been in
creased in all the mills. and the record
shows list Of is5 new factory enter
prises. ranging in Importance says
the Reporter. from small spinning
mills in the south to large and impos
ing affairs such as the new mill OF the
Berkshire Manufacturing Co. Adams
Mass which Is 10 be ii0xlis feet fvs
stories. with $1,000. spindles and 2 v'
looms. the whole costing in the neigh
borhood Of $1,000. oO0 II l. ais
pointed out that several other concern
operating large mills have built al
ditions which in some instances coubl
. the productive capacity The averag
duty On cotton goods during the las
fiscal years 49,. rer cent Is not tina
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~ vears have
oI.rp~i away sovs-
ard olt<r ws have
grUvn
sine On . Cuptts
day. sovery heart
% ygg v2s snoS 4