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A Chance to Make Money.

have berries, grapes and peaches, n
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will mail sample of fruit and complete
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ly the actual cost of the samples, pos
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WE think that all burlesques upon
the Negro should cease after the wild
scenes which took place in the conven-
tions of the Democrats and the Popu-
lists. 1t was either lunacy or whiskey
that did the work.
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WE have received a book entitled
the danger Line Reached, Plain
Statement of Facts on the Money
Question" by o. A. HADLEY, ex-Gov-
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1t is an able presentation of his side
of the question and is published by E.
A. WEEKS & Co.. Chicago.
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1T is said that Mr.. WILLIAM JEN-
NINGs BRYAN has no money. 1t is
plainly evident that somebody will
have some before he runs for an cleo
tion "a every other man asking him
to "loan him dollar"
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THE Republican Third Congression-
al District Committee should call a
convention in order that the voters
may decide whether or not they will
nominate n candidate for congress this
fall
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IF colored folks were friends to
themselves, they would have fewer
enemies amongst other people and
those who would oppose US would not
be able to do half the injury.
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No one will now question the fact
that the Democrats nominated Popu-
list at Chicago for President and no
one will charge that the populists
nominated Democrat Iat st. Louis for
the same office.
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T. Thomas Fortune.
[Omaha, Neb., Progress.

IOMdnai NoD.l IIOBTtss-I
Whatever may be the faults of Mr..
T. Thomas Fortune of the Southern
Age, there is one thing certain, he is
man of honor, integrity and honesty,
When ne has an opinion he express
es it fearlessly and honestly.
1t is hoped that he will be to Geor-
gia what John Mitchell, Jr., is to the
State of Virginia.
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The latest reports from Maine are
to the effect that Candidate SEwALL
was astride of his barrel trying to de-
eide whether he would tap it or roll
il back into his cellar.
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ALL white men are not our enemies,
but those who are should receive their
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LET us train up our children along
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We should not forget that our south
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HEAVEN was made for some white
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REMEMBER FORT PILLOW.

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General F0rresJ accepted the surren-
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upon the colored men, but a mother
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WE are not losing friends among the
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WELL, Major JOSEPH WALKER has
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FOR vICE-PREsIDENT,

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RATTLE BETWEEN THE MoNITOR
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SATURDAY AUGUST /, 1896

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Republican Nominees.

Hon. W.T.. MCKINLEY, Jr
OF OHIO.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
lS.h. Judicial District Court, Parish I
Laf0urche.
Saocessioa Of Lehmaa Meyer, No. I4S(
Pr0bdfes.

TAKE NOTICE. THAT PURSUANT 4
i an order and decree Of the abo e Cou
and to = commission TO me directed in Il
above entitled and numbered succession,
will offer for sale at public auction pursua|
70 law 70 the last and highest bidder NJ d
Court House IN the town Of Thibodaux On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th. 1886.
between the hours of II o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, the following described propd
" t0-Wit.
lsG-The Northern half Of q cevtd
trsct of land. aitusecd IN this Parish, in Il
ChAckhay settletpeuI. about ten mics nor
of the town Of Thlhodanx. containing Fort
and 3is00 acres, brsng the northwest quart
Of 3 nOrtAwest quarter Of section No. 81
in Townshlp Fourteen. South Range Seye
tsea. East, with oil the buildings and Il
proveoents thereon.
"a. The undivided half of another trs
Of lard. heing the west half of the southw(
quarter Of section No. TLirsy-one ,3il
township thirteen. south Of range seventies
easa ~ceataiaing Eighty and l8li00 acres,
sarer6rsee together with all the bniidin|
and improvemeota thereon.
Fer tstse. see c. B. NU. 8 pare "a: C.
Ne u, Page 20: e. B No. ". page 2O9.l
o. the following t~rms aud condition
via Fer Cash - pay debts.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff Of Lafourche|
August 18th, 1890,
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CONSTABLE SALE.
THE A OF LOUISIANA.
Ward Justice Court Of n
Bonrg, Parish of Lafourche.
L. C. Waterbury, Agf- cs. No. 2. Tia,
az GARY.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT y
~ sirsn- of = writ Of fieri Fscsas. i..,..a
n r. Is,nrs. Justice "f rh~ ,.rse~ 81 II.
ona wsrd at the lssi ish NJ f~<sf.urcbe i.
Of L-c. Wsf%rhury. Act. and against ~
GARY defendant. and 70 NE directed. / ~
:. II o'clock A. M. on the
Bird day Of OCTOBER. 1886.
ut the court hause slsr,r IN fi~ town of Th;Al
|dsux. in the md warsl in sasd psrish. ~
for sale nc public auction the following y
cSibei property. to-wit:
The undivided haif Of
A certain frs~tisnal iof of grsnnd. s;taatj
i'm the parrish Of Laf. .urrle. at about fvsus]
two ar twenty -fhr~~ srys-nt< from Basra a
fourciae. en the right hank Of Raven Lao
che. m~~sa, ing s.ne hundred AMI six h
front m ~. tiasrs~s street. Ivy the de,l
fherefs affa~isesi. running aur 10 the .xns.,s,l
tion line nf The fswn vt TLibosanx. hn,sndl
Worth " lot of Mr.. Armand Marcnea. S,aI
by lat of AlPisener GARY. East By ~. ch.rll
STREET and West br Marrow St-eet. less
triangle or land in the ssafhwesr-rn coruar
said lot measuring sfs1 hundred and s;xl
feet on i.s southern boundary, and belsa,il
tn N"rsxn's La. and Texas K X. Co. .See /
b. Ma. IL. n 409l Tn par and satisfy the Al
writ-+Av. the suns of ~forty-nine dolaars N
fhirfysix cents, with interest and csat. 4
iess the sanse h immediately paid. Seisal}
the property of Thomas GARY, uuder ~
vfit Of fieri Faciax.
q. L. CARO-. |
Constable Ind Wsrd]
DAtei this 2snd day of August 1876.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Eighteenth Judicial District Coun
Parish of Lafaurche.
Smith Bros. d Co. Limited %. m
1916, a. d 3. Wagenspack.
Block Bros. rersus No. 1856 "A. al
e. Wasesspack.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDE
= and by virtne Ut rwo wrifs Of FSeyi VI
eios ~enisnating from the above eufjfle
Cour', IN the ahovz- entitled and nnmbA
ed suite, / have seized and will Offer for a.
81 public sucfsoa pursuAnf 10 lsw To- Il
LAST and higis~st bidder Mt the t.oart Hous
in the toun of ~fhiisoslanx. ON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th. 1896
bet~-en the hours of IL s'clock a. ~. and
O'Clock p. sa.. tho follo~ in described pre-
cgty, to-wit
A certain tract oflsnd situated ia the q
parish at i~4afourric. on the l.ft bank ofBa]
GA Lafsnrrhe ana NJ sbaat. eleven mi@
h~lcw the t.~n If ~1hiaaslsnx, n~neasnrid
fEo AMI n qnssfer xrJs@nts frsut nv fort
arleufs in den'h bounded s.soue hy land
now or formerly Of Dranxin rolse and bcle)
BY these OF Eeniamin Feise : Together vii
all the huiidings and improvements thereel
and MI the rishts thereto belonging.
Terms and conditions of s.se. Cash. to q
aud satisfy the principal, interest and !
costs IL re above snita- -
JAMES REARY.
Sheriff Of L.fourrh
August 9Th. 1896. Z
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One night when Mr.. Isaac Reese Was
stopping with me says M. f. Hatch, a
prominent merchant Of Qnartermasfer
Washington, l heard him grnaning.
On going to his room l f"un6 him
suffering from cramp collie. He was in
suci, agOny | feared he would die. /
hastily gave him a dose Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. He was soon relieved and the
tirstworda be uttered were, "what was
that stuff you gave me Z" l informed
him. A few days ago we were talking
about his attack and he said he was
never without that remedy now. /
have used it in my family for several
years. l know its worth and do not
hesitate to Recommend it to my
friends and customers. For sale by
all druggists.
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NCANT CHANCES EUk GEN.
ERAL REVISION OF
TARIFF

While Mckinley aud Mark Hanna
arc atrs:ning every nerve to bring the
tariff ieeuo to the front 10 ~ to 0bacnre
the money question, some If the
stauncbest suppOrters Of the Mckinley
aa.ung the influential jOarnais
Of the country bluntly tell the people
that the tariff plays no part in the
campaign. They recognize the fact
that the tariff is hut a minor iesu~ aud
must. .emain 20 until the currency
quration II s~ttled.
Thus speaka the Statesman, Of Aus-
tin. Tex.s, M anii-Brysn organ
"Mr. Mckinley and the Republican
leaders N pursuing n very suicidal
course IN phalinx to the frpnt the pro-
tective tariff. The sooner that 10
dropped the better for Mckinley
And TINS the Boston Herald, n Me-
kinley organ:
Tho tariff must BE- . minor iasue in
tlia campaign. 1t is 10 already. 1t
will continue to he 80 till this
currency crisis IL over. There can
not. therefore, be any general re-
vision Of the tariff until the cur
rency question ia relegsted to the
. M one anticipates this will he
done in the next congress. Supj,o-r
the Democratic Populist party il e
verely beaten, ~ We cordially trust it
will be, this still does rot open the
road to the tariff. 1t ia to he remem
bered that the free silverites are in
trenched in the Senate to m extent
from which they cannot be dielodgeL.
and that they will rot yield this ad-
vantage tai make = passage for the
tariff except ut the price of concessions
which it is utterly impossible can be
granted.n
Tho Herald's vision il clear a. .
prephet's. Even though the Demo-
cratic party should be beaten i'm the
present contest, there 10 no hope for
the high prOtectionist; the present
tariff, which by the way 10 in most
respects ~ high - it should be, must
stand for somc years get. In the
meantime. manufacturers will accom-
modate Themselves to the new order
Of things, and in time the agitation
will cease, just ~ it happened under
the Walker tariff of 1876.
But, tho high prOtectionists should
recollect that that the Democratic par
ty is NOT yet beaten. Its chances, on
the contrary, improve every day, and
by November 3rd our Republican
friends may near something drop. In
the event of the success Of the Demo
cratic party. then there will certainly
he no general revision OF the tariff, but
remedial legisl alton ~ mapped out in
the platform.
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TO HIS EN-
ENEMIES.

The New York Journal saws Bry-
ans address Of acceptance -nust have
been very disappointing to his enemies
whose organs had promised . "boy
orator" to . New York audience:
"The essential qualities Of Mr.. Bry-
ans address were modera.iou of Ian
guxge and broad liberation. Standing
in the center of . community which,
through newspapers that ~profess-we
believe without warrant-to express
public sentiment, has termed him an
srchist because he urges that the Gov
eminent is even greater than the
trusts ; which has called him denaeoe
because be holds the righrs Of MAJ
higher than the rights Of MONOPOLY /:
which brssds him ~ . repudiatOr b.
Gauss he asks thst men sball not be
forced to pay two dollars where they
borrowed bat ono-standing in the
confer ct this community he met cpl
theta with calm argument, opposed
logic to billingagate. His bitterest
oppOOents may search his address in
vain for . phrase which 10 the reno
test degree suggests tho ooEamunion.
ism and anarchism Of which they &C.
him. They may sift il without
finding . sentence which 10 merely
oratical, . phrase which il moi part Of
the train Of logic by which he has
demonstrated the validity of his doc
trino."
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D. w. Fuller Of Canajoharie, N. Y,
says that he always keep DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very beat
results follows it's . ; that he would
not be without it, if procurable. G. A.
Dykeanan. Druggist. Catskill. N. Y.
ssys that DR.. Kings New Discovery
. undoubtedly the best Cough rome
dy that he has used it in his family
for eight years, and it has never failed
to do all that 10 claimed for it. Why
not try > remedy % long tried and
tested. Trial bottles free ct TEibo-
dsux Drug Store. Regulrr size SOC.
and 500
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court, PARISH
LAfourche.
S~sccesssoa Of Carroll Smith ard 4
rge, No. 1890, Probates.

WHEREAS r. FELIX CAILLOUETl
w resident Of the Parish and State sfo!
sasd. administrator Of the above entitled 4
numbered Succession. has rendereda I'D
account Of his administration OF the said 9,
|cessian.
Now, therefore. all persons are herd
warned and notified TO ate their opposifld
e the sad aceaans, in writing with 4
Clerk ct said Csurts at his office IN the TOY
OF Ia~aeeisas, within ten days after the n
~paeliexten h<resi, otherwise the said |
ceant will I've approved and h~omologated
accordance with law.
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{LN2 the seai cf my office. at Thlpodad
|(~1 La, sAie 18th day Of August. 1881
p. J.AUcOM. |
DIV. Clerk Of said C0uf1