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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-30
FL FORS Il SPECIFIC DUTY
On SUGAk

4 The New York Commercial Bnileti,
! on. Of the best posted papers in titt
country on tariff matters, remarks ii
this connection:
4 The Republican n.emihers Of the
ways and iean committee do 40
2see their way clear to make sugar free
yfru.n any country, either npon event
Cor protective grounds They hope e
aohtain from sugar i larger revenue
Ethan under the existing al valorrm
crate. They will do this hy imposing
IA specific duty which will WELD GER
staiil returns. whatever may be tic
fluctuations of sugar in foreign mar
skets. This specific duty cannot be
ksaclificed in any case without dimin-
FISHING the pIOtectin wh ch the commit
xtee desire 10 extend to the sugar cane
ggrowers Of Louisiana and tie beet
fgrowers Of Kansas and Nebraska.
sSome element Of protection az well as
trrrenue will r. preserved IL the maxi
mum duty III sugar is Upon the basis
snt 2 cents 4 poand and the minimum.
sfM the benefit Of reciprocity countries
is l cent per panhd- These may not
be the exact figures selected a. the ba-
isis for computing tile duties hy the
Epolariscoplc test. bnt they are likely to
be very al them. The Louisiana
growers realize that they must seek
their protection through 4 duty rather
THAN a bounty, bnJ they will uot be
ssatistied 10 see the duty entirely with
Idrawn from the sugar If any foreign
country. There is understood TO be
Isolne feeling among the New York i'm
Iposters in favor Of continuing the ad
lvalorem duties which are now in force
1t is stated that sugar. like wool, is
.sold publicly ~ certain great markets
sWhere the price is announced, and is
In"t subject Of fraudulent manipulation.
The ad valorem duty is considered,
from this standpoint, more satisfaclo-
Try than the specific rate. sucp as lead
TO charges and con~ltercharges regard
ling che polariscopic test ander the act
|of 1888"
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! SHORTHAND SCHOoL.-fn 0nr issue
to-day will be found the advertisement
Eof the Watson Shorthand School. 23J
Morgan street. New Orleans, La. Mr.
Watson is a practical and experienced
photographer, and received his
from the late ". IL. Boblits, a
famous stenosrapiier, of Baltimore Md,
IMr Watson teaches shorthand by cor
(respondenc1 on an improved plan, and
Echarges the small fee Of 81 per month
lin advance until the student il
thoroughly competent. As stenogra-
pliers are always 10 demand at good
wages many of our readers will avail
of tl,is opportunity to
become steDographers at such little
cost.
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Electric Riiters.

/ Elective liifters il Il me I'll 4 l
for u,iy season, but perha !. n.ne.
%,erally trv'ira ~ tho Spring, slisg
llnhahid exhausted trelih. ss4
(wlltr. ti" livtr II torpid AMI
|nnd the need 81 tonic AM Il 4sat
lin felt. 4 prompt nse III tttt. s,...
has often ayrisrd long ~
bilious frvefs. No M i j
act more surely in cauntet4 i. /
freeing u . system fram TIN faalai
posspn poison. Headache, III ll.eslI
Constitution, Dizziness, yiet.. u
.fric l'itteis. Only fifty cents ~ Il
tie 1T TEIibmlanx Drag Stors.
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II is clearly evident TO the ayerag,
reader Of the daily papers that The
|Cuban war correspondents who send
Iout columns of rot every lew hours
from the Florida coast towns. are the
|fnost capable, vigorous and thoroughly
accomplished gang Of liars on earth,
lDnlins Tie past tw" months they have
|slaln Maceo 1900 times and brouphl
him {" lite as often. Tiring of this
brutal sport, one of the correspou-
|dents, evidently a postmaster in tie
Tart Of mendacity, comes TO the front
with p announcement that Maceo il
I'D TINS country recovering from his
wounds. Ananiaa, Of Biblical fame,
wasn't lin il" with the Cuban war
Sugar Planter
BE easier, Bro. Hyams, they know
mot what they say.
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STATE OF LOUIsIASl
18th Judicial DISCREET Court, "A
lsii OF Latoarche.
Mrs. Um. Erskine ct als o.. 10 sll
Urban Toulouse.

sTAKE NOTICE; THAT aCTlNG uSna
and hy virtue OF ri order OF seixaFe n
sale etDanating from the above sntiis]
Court IN the above entitled and nHEA "
case. i have seized and will offer fer W
public auction pursuant 10 Law 10 tbe "A
and highest bidder, ut the Court Hanss
be town OF Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY nth l@1,
between the hours Of II O'Clock 4. u and
O'Clock p. m the following deseFibei FRl
erty to-wif:
A certain lot of ground or parcel II q
3situatet ia this parish. on the right aAsk
the Bayov Lafourche at about four mules
low the town of Thibodaux, measuring /
Hundred and Twenty-Five t9t222) feet in WY
between parallel lines by three hunersd n
ak t3l6I feet in depth bounded abOst
lands or formerly belonging u Afal
niqne Dufic. below and IL the rear " Aa1
now o 4 formerly belonging ID james Y. II
lard. and In front by lands OF purchaser "
balm TnniouseD Together with allssthe FiSa1
lot Drainage. the rights Of way over tAe -,
road now existing Tn land and leading LII
the Bayou Lafourclie towards the Feas
woosis, and ali ether rights, ways aiti
viieees thefeunto belonging 81 IN auF III
Bappertaining.
Terms and conditions Of sale. Gasbs II n
and satisfy the sum OF Ell The sum q Il
Hundred dyiiars in principal. together III
eight Ter cent per annnm interest 49,
from the atth OF September, lS95. hh f4a
HI A sun, of 10 per cent "a the agSFfSa
|~taereot oil said principal and intereas y
~Itorne.vs fees herein, and t3i all costs q III
proceedings. And which said AElasAiaa |
aforesaid il secured by net Of Sale sad wv
gage. passed before Henry N. Cunl8a. 49,
Public az the parish Of Lasfourehe, % seR's'
Der ath. 1894.
JAMES BEAhL
sheriff of L~afeutsss
January S3rd. 1887.
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LOUISIANA DELEGATION DIS
PLEASED.
special to The Tix,es- Democrat.

Especial to The Tines Democrat.
q Washington, Jan. Alt wauld Id
quitting it very mildly to say that tho
$menbers Of the Louisiana delegation
#are much dispieaeed over the treat
which has been accnrdei them
Htsy the accredited agent Of the com
Ftnercial bodies OF New Orleans in tlie
anaatter of Srcnrii. government mid tai
Att,e CLOSING Ut Fas.a Lntitrr erevaxsa
SDn- III tbs members ~ the delegation
Gin giving eS r-ssina to his views to
sInign', s,tl q'ti : ffankty
u "ltte Louisiana delegation j. very
sMsnaf ov-r the irienSe which Inns beer
gfnatie by q good mniy people thai
A1a~so committees which have heei
N@.tt ~ here far ~vatinus purposes have
&mcrun,pii~hea a'l ~ Inns been accom
n iliShrl hy the State II bringing about
Edesiieti legislation. While these ean.
Rmittecs have achieved a great deal il
proper ~t.hsre. ma have ueeii j
Il grrat assistance l.. ~" M Q of tn
i delegations. ley j we not done it all
u 10y i justal. IL thosr who are on til.
Z insidL arl li. fs.aatz tt'ct afthe Tact
q 1T Is knows that III connection viii
aatie work performed in the last session
9t0wnid securing the bounty appropri-
cation nothing SHIRT of the persona
put forth by the delegation
4 who lahored night a::d day 10 carry
4 tiie bill saved it from defeat. Every
y nemter IF Ike delegation, III bafll
SHonscs, worked faithfully for This
4 measure. vet The idea seems ~ prevail
lin csrtain circles. that the representa-
stives sent here achieved all the results,
b Following this occurrence, now
| Comes Capt. Bryant, who ignores tho
4 whole delegation, and acts M If tlley
sliad nothing whatever to do with the
appropriation which that bill carries,
/ when, as a matter Of fact, that apfro
1 priation car only BE- passed by aud
through the .ifnrts IT that delegation,
I both ia the Senate and in the House.
I The members Of the Louisiana deIega
tian have toe niue respect, however.
for their constituents TO allow any
slight of this kind 70 sWerve them
ftrom tlleit duty, and unmindful of
/ What has been done, will labor assid.
f%nously for thr passage of the hiil.n
/ Other men t,ers 1T the delegation
who We're seen exnrs ssed themselves
in much the same strain.
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LIGHT IMPORTS OF SuGAR.-The
smallest imports Of sugar recorded for
any month Of 1896 il shown by the
Treasury statistics for December.
HE total importations Of the month
We're oniy 1873, 1871 ,041 pounds, valued
|at S3,t3i 1923, as compared with i'm
ports o. 3OS, 1894, 399 pounds, valued 1T
[so,52A ,9oi tor October. The imports
ian IS high as 544, 1Os ,452 pounds 10
May, valued at $13, ST., ATT, $ that tile
imports for December arc i little
more than 4 quarter of their maximum
during the year.-The Sugar Planter.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Can't. pAisa
Lafourche.
Succession of Fyancoi. SGAca#, ]
lJ06. Pfabates.

WHEREAS. EDWARD r. k0BEAEs
W the saiG ~ia.risii liaA made appiwaaa
to he named and appointed adaisHtsal
,,of the aforesaid estate,
Now. therefore. al. persons ars letsI
warned ard notified tn file their ~oppasiI4l
20 the ssid application in writing, with ]
clerk of said Court. at his ofice ID che toR
|of T~hibodanx, ten avs after the first aasa
hereof. otherwise the said applicant viii
named and appointed IA such adminigtgsia
as required by law and II accordaare II
law.
~ Witness my hand and the iapF~s
III 81 the seal Of my office at Thihaasa
|{~~1 La, this the 18th day al ~
AIRY. A. ID. 1897.
= Il. r. LEGENuEE
DIV Clerk 0f saE ca
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"
Bncklens Arnica SaIyn.

II BEST SALyE 10 the world fo,
|ants, Bruises Sores. Ulcers, Sal,
|hhenm, Fever Sores. letter, Clapped
Hands. Chilblains, corns, and al
SKIN Era9tions and positively cures
Files, Or no pay required. Ii il guar
ant.d I" give perfect satisfaction 4,
money refunded. Price rs cents ,er
box For sal" by rhibodaux Drue
Ssors. US
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Don't let anyone persuade You to

BUHt E5t dIyUEs5 PETsHdNp you 60
take anything else instead of Simmons
Liver Regulator. Some merchants
will try to 10 this but not for your
They do it to make q little
on something which is of an in
quality, though you must pay
inst as much for the bad as for the
good, Be snre Il take Simmons Liver
Regulator, and nothing else. Look
for tho Red z on every package.
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II was formerly troubled with tired
feeling, but since taking Hoods Sar
Isaparilla this has all left me and | am
Feeling very much better. / have re-
commended Hooo'~ Sarsaparilla to nv
friends" a. 8 KaELgN, Box 400,
Monroe, La.
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RaoOd,s Pills are the Only Pills to tax
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-05
B. F. Leitner and Elbow Grease.

Most everybody il Marion
county is acquainted with hail,
hearty, honest Buford Leitner Of
Anthony, one Of the stand-by's S
OF old Marion.
Last fail Buford let the sheriff
atty bee buzz in his agricultural
bonnet until it turned his head
for office and with other good,
true and tried citizens Of the
county made the race, but fell by
the wayside, to awaken to the
fact that while be trayerSed the
county and fed off the fat Of the
land as provided by his bucolic
friends, during the campaign he
neglected his own crops and
found the corn low IN the bin and
the meal touching the bottom of
the barrel, SO taking his defeat
gracefully and philOsophically, he
tackled the hoe and plow handles
and now for his summers work.
from figures taken by the Star
reporter, makes the following
showing: corn, 400 bushels; fod-
der, 1000 bundles: hay enough to
feed his stock for twelve months:
syrup, three barrels, and sugar
to correspond; sweet potatoes,
500 bushels, and pindacs sufficient
to feed and fatten twenty-five
hogs.
Not bad exhibit for a Florida
pinywoods farmer, and demon
strating that want in our golden
state Of wonderful possibilities
fees through the back fields when
yeomanry Of the proper stamina
enter the front enclosures with
the right kind Of implements.
With this bountifut harvest in
store, q two acre strawberry
patch is smiling on Buford, an
acre and d half OF which is this
springs planting, from which
last week he plucked one ripe
strawberry. Iiay the Leitner
tribe increase and among them be
many Bufords.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-05
Eads in Medicine.

There are fads in medicine as in
every thing else and "new
thing frequently sells for a short
time simply because it is new.
But in medicine, "a in nothing
else, the people demand and will
be satisfied only with positive,
absolute merit. The fact that
Hoods Sarsaparilla has stood its
ground against all competition,
and its sales have never wavered
but have remained steadily a. the
top, demonstrates, beyond any
doubt, the intrinsic virtues of this
medicine. The new things have
come and gone but Hoods Sarsa-
parilla rests upon the solid foun-
dation Of absolute merit and its
power to cure, and its sales con-
tinue TO De the largest in the
world.
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Finnigan's Luck

The Peters and Green com.
pany WHO will be at the opera
house Tuesday Nov. 9th must be
an unusually strong one to get
such flattering criticisms as the
following from the Jacksonville
Times Union and Citizen, of Oct.
18th.
"One of the best comedy com.
panies that has appeared in this
city for many months made its
bow to a crowded house at the
theater last night. Those who
welt merely for the sake Of some
thing TO co, if such there were in
the audience last evening, will go
again today for the enjoyment of
pure and clean fun, presented by
the company in which there is
not single stick.
The play is frame on which to
hang the SpeclaltieS of the differ
ent members of the company.
Really good singing by well train
ed voices, clever dancing and
Jokes that were bran new. were
the special features Of the enter
tainment. Miss Lillian Durham
possesses q clear soprano voice
that won for her repeated ap-
plauSe. The dancing Of the Delve
Sisters was good and the antics
Of Phil and Nellie Peters kept the
audience in a roar of laughter.
The company has the credit of
containing more good-looking
girls IN proportion to It's numbers
than almost any other that has
been in Jacksonville for a long
time.
They are here for one night
only. The prices are very low %
30 and .5 cents with ladies free if
accompanied by a person with a
reserved - cent seat that was
purchased before 6 p. IN. on the
day Of the performance,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-05
Citra Orange Shippers.

The Star learns through the
Gainesville Sun OF the 4th that
the old banner shipping point Of
Marion county-Citra-is feeling
its life blood returning and its
once magnificent orange groves
are 2gain renewing the fruitful
ness and glories Of the past.
That on the 3rd a Plant System
train passed through town that
day with fifty boxes OF fruit from
Henry @. Dunn's grove and that
Conductor Ed Howell said on the
following day he would bring up
$50 boxes from the j. B. Borland
grove. Good for Cltra.
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4 Frightfui Accident.

Several days ago, while at
tempting to get Off or on a NOV
ing train, Mr.. Baggett of South
Carolina, who was in charge of q
gang Of men tax ne them to the
turpentire farm st O'Brien, Slip
ped and fell, sticking the end of
the steel rod OF his umbrell2 into
his neck and breaking it OF in
the wound. The fest examina-
ton failed 30 ind the piece and it
was said 20 bc out, but Drs.
Smith and HOOD made q careful
examination and found the end of
the umbrella still in the wound.
L vas removed and found to be
almost four inches long. Mr..
Bageett is a tleshy man and the
metal evidently penetrated back
Of his windpipe and did not strike
vital spot. He is doing nicely
and the physicians will discharge
him soon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-05

"ANTED-one copy each Of
Daily Star issue Of March l.,
June Is and %, July 5, 5. Is, l,
and g, Aug. p, and several
copies OF Oct. %. Kindly leave
at this Office and greatly o5lige
the Star.
We see by the Bartow Courier
Informant that our old towrsrnan
and electrician, James u. Bag
Gftt. now in the same business in
Polk : capital. has t2ken charge
Of the B3rt0w Steam Laundry.
and assisted hE fIr. Peters. for
merry of Ocaia.
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The Greatest Discovery Ia.

w. VI. Repine, editor Tisklwa,
H., "Chief," says: 1--WE von't
keep house without DR.. r.King'sDjs-
covery for consumption, coughs
and colds. Experimental With
many others, but never got the
true remedy until we used D.
Kings New Discovery. No ohg,
remedy can take its place in Our
home, as in it we have a certaa
and sure cure for coughs, colds
whooping cough, etc" 1t is i'd,
to experiment with other rene
dies, even if they are urged G
YOU as just as good as DR.. King
New Discovery. They are ~
as good, because this remedy ht
record of cures and besides
guaranteed. It never fails
satisfy. Trial bottles at T.
.Alworth < Co.'S drug store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-05

met With much success in his
travels since his visit to Ocala
and may will go to see him on
his retuIn, when he will exhibit
three nights.
Al. Gt. Fields famous min
strels col e in here, carrying
fifty peopls They do not know
the sight o,Hacant seats even in
the cities Al. 6. Fields name
assures a crowded house. Only
one night. The Elks, 100 strong,
will tum out to see this company.
Every bne of the company is a
member Of this order.
All Gala remembers Esther
Wallace Oscar ?. Sission's beau
tiful stat and will again greet
the comany with full house.
They plaJ only one night. Oscar
Sission was thought last season
to be the est actor who visited
the city.
James Young, in Shakespeare
can repertire ''The Prodigal
Father" company one night,
probably fa the benefit Of the
Elks of thissity. This company
is good III alits parts.
Rhodes Mrrymakers pop up
here all serale for a six nights
stand and prWnise us more fun
than is often crowded into one
short week. hey carry the very
latest plays and comedies.
Barlow's MAstrels, so well
liked last seasOn, will come about
here and mah one night 5
stand. They ned no lntroduc-
ton. Side splitting is one of
their sins.
Oliver Byron, the great. One
night only. \ srctly first-class
show and one fthe higher or
der. You all REMAINDER and will
not fail to hear him this season.
Everyone who nRt Chas. Toll
son and his charming little star,
Lorena, last season will come to
see TolSon's ConeGans when
they appear this winter they have
arranged for six nights.
Mahan's Minstrels, a splendid
and full company q musicians
and comedians, one right.
Then is Arnol-Wellsn a three
nights, stand with frst-class
company.
cold Farmer Hopkim' Co., a
great rural play, one night: and
Alden Benedict in a granl spec
tacuIar production with an album
dance Of new scenery and these
are by no means all the nnpan-
les, as during the season several
others will be booked.
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Pearson and PindaTS.
HIM soon.

J. W. Pearson, when he sets
5 head to it, can turn out fair
70 on most anything he embarks
This summer he reasoned
lit his horse feed cost him $50
Near, and with an eye turned
Il ard economy, put out a five
. pindar patch, the crop of OF
b he has just stacked in his
l fifteen loads, which are equal
Ct ,ht tons. The cost OF the
pS fodder was just g, as he
pAa1ed and hoei the crop but
ona
Aoearson IS satisfied it is the
oe3 cheapes. food for cows
anN.,2s IS that can D. produced
on - - n county sol and with
oaeR oGgc advises all farmers
os5.sA to 9?Ars eat os'e"tio" to this val
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-05
THE SEASONS ATTRACTIONS,
4 Partial List OF the Excellent Com
panieS that Manager Sylvester
Has Contracted With to
Play this Winter.

Manager j. w. Sylvester, who
almost continuously since the
erection Of the Marion Opera
House in 1855, has so success
fully managed the same, has
booked for this winter an unus-
ually long list Of attractions. In
almost each case the companies
who will furnish the amusement
for our city for the season Of
'9S-0 are Of a high class and
leaders in their respective lines.
Mr.. SylveSter's perfect familiar
arlty with the travelling stage
and his excellent Judgment in
determining who to book reduces
the number Of "bum" shows
that come to Ocala to the mini
mum. This season the tendency
of companies seems more than
ever to trend Floridaward and it
has been no trouble for him to
make a large selection of first
class attractions. The opera
house is being wired for a thor
ough electric lighting system
both in the auditorium and on
the stage. The lights on the lat
ter place viii be so arranged as
TO be Of great convenience in
securing q good scenic effect,
which has been lacking hereto
fore.
The house will be opened next
Tuesday night by the famous
Peters x Green Comedy Com
pany, one night only. For the
past week this company has been
playing to Il crowded house in
Charleston and the press, wher-
ever they go speak of them in the
highest terms.
Following Peters & Green are
Richard & Pringle'S famous min
StrclS, who are SO we'll liked in
Ocala and IN this appearance will
be better prepared than ever tC
raise the laugh. This company
plays one night also.
Not TO be overlooked is one OF
the most important, though a
home talent attraction, namely:
The great, grand, glorious Met
rOpOlitan Band concert Novem.
ber 25th.
The next on the program is
Lillian fuckers popular dra.
matte company in q repertoire OF
plays for three glorious nights
This company carries a strong
combination Of wit and wisdom.
Here we will introduce "Joshua
Simpkins", one of the greatest
rural plays that ever cOnvulseC
an audience with laughter, carry
in@ their own special scenery
giving wonderful effect to the
play. The thrilling saw mil
scene Will be produced. Thi!
company has the finest band ant
orchestra of any company on th,
road. One night only for "Jos
hua."
Eater Edwin Travers with hi:
Jolly Night Co., really a Yer,
fine attraction and well wortl
seeing.
Every one knows what Gran
tans' MjnsCrels are-one of tn
best shows on the road; they viii
favor us with their presence on
night.
Cora Van 1assell's Company
which has made such a hit in tn
large eastern cities this season
and is playing to standin!
room only, viii be in Ocala 81
nights in . repertoire Of popula
plays. This is one Of the bright
est attractions we viii have.
Closely following this compan.
will be Mss Lora Rogers. Of tn
Rogers Sisters, Of world-wid
fame as three Of the best an
prettiest actresses on the cont