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The bee., 1897-05-13

princeton Banner.)

The six-days' sensation of an
air ship blowing around over the
country doubtless had its inven-
ton in the mind of some man who
was holding on to the unhealthy
end of a protracted jag.
The bee., 1897-05-13

The Agricultural Department is
making an experiment in the ex-
port OF creamery butter for the En-
glish market, now controlled by
Bepmark.
The bee., 1897-05-13
= Don't Whisper IL.
lMavheld Mirrnr l

Do you not suppose the airship,
instead of being a thing Of the
aerial elements, has its home in
journalistic winds
The bee., 1897-05-13

---+-HE Washington correspondent
to the Louisville Evening Post, re-
ports the appointment on Monday
of the following postmasters in
this end of Kentucky; A. w.
Mooney Dixon; ]. F. Sigler.
Boxville, Union County; ]. c,
Hall, Henshaw, Union County,
]. d. Harris, Sturgis, Union
County; S. X. Shaffer, Geneva,
Henderson County.
The bee., 1897-05-13

The Washington correspond
ent TO the Courier journal reports
that Senator Deboe stated to him
he would endorse E. T. Franks
for the Second district collector
ship; r. d. Hill for District At
torney; Sam Roberts, for Seventh
district collcctorship, and Ifo. w.
Yerkes for the E;iiEgIIfttii.
The bee., 1897-05-13

THE railroads of the South are
doing a great work at the Tennes-
see Centennial. The exhibits they
make of the resources and product
iveness of he Southern States are
such as are certain to attract the
attention OF manufacturers miners
and agriculturalists. The result Of
this work must be Of great benefit
to the South's development and
SoHiherners are themselves sur
surprised at the resources of their
own territory thus fully displayed.
The bee., 1897-05-13

AMERICAN cycle manufacturers
exported nearly two million dollars
worth OF cycles during the year
ending June 20, 1896, and 1t is
said that this export trade was
practically inaugurated in the sec
ond half of the year under consid-
Grafton. Great Britain has been
exporting wheels for much longer
period, and her exports for the
same twelve months were nearly
five times the value of ours. But
the Americans are right after them.
The bee., 1897-05-13
The Georgia Railway Exhibit.

This magnificent display is on the west
side of the Terminal Station and Railway
Exhibit Building and is a compliment 10
even the great State OF Georgia. Works
in granite from Stone Mountain stand Just
outside on ornamented grounds. while the
interior is a maze Of productive industry.
Great taste and genius have been exhibited
in this display, and Mr.. mo. II. Averill.
who is in charge of 1t, takes just pride in
showing visitors through and giving them
all information concerning his State and
its wonderful possessions. Il will take
much time to thoroughly master il. but the
time will be we'll spent.
The Chicago & Northwestern; Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul & Wisconsin Central
Railways have arranged an attractive booth
in the Transportation Building. which
suggests by its cool and artistic coioring
the refreshing features of the various re-
sorts Of the North. An interesting display
OF water colors and photographs. illustral-
/ ng the beauties of the country and
lakes in Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and
Minnesota. will attract those who conlem-
plate summering in a cooler climate. The
representative OF these lines has arranged
for the distribution of artistic advertising
matter and will endeavor to make all classes
better acquainted with the facilities and
beauties of the Northern summer resorts
The Plant System.
THIS exhibit Comprises manly the pro-
ducts OF Florida. aud to the average Amer
lean will be as interesting as any foreign
display could be. IL consists OF rice sugar
wines, oranges. lemons. bananas. and the
fibre OF bananas made into silk, sisal hemp
and all the tropical fruits. The Florida
farm outside in the grounds is as pretty as
dream, beautiful shrubbery and the pro-
duciions of that sunny land. In the Ter
minal Railway Building these gentlemen
have decorated the oral centre of the ground
floor with tropical plants. in the centre of
which is an ornamental fountain, the whole
making charming oasis to delight the eye
The Iron fountain and Cotton Belt Head
quarters.
These systems have established head
quarters in their tasteful building near the
Terminal Station and have a snail exhibit
Of products grown along the lines. and
have full line of literature for disiribu-
ton setting forth the great attractions Of
their sections. They welcome all visitors
and are glad to give information to all
seeking IT,
These railway exhibits should do much
to attrac. the attention Of agriculturalists.
manufacturers, miners, stock raIsers and
others. They are liberal education in
showing the great wealth and productive
ness of the South to those seeking home.
They are educational bureaus. giving Wis
itors specific data relative to all branches
OF industry, all localities traversed by the
various lines are shown with their advan-
tages, and many of them will greatly sur
prise even Southerners. who are supposed
to know something of what their sections
contain.
The bee., 1897-05-13

Vueclire in the value of wheat, and
strong probability that the next
crop may be worth something.
The bee., 1897-05-13
WEBSTER COUNTY NEWS.
Republicans TO Make a Hot Fight
for the County offices.
DIXON HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Newsy Items and Personal Gossip From
the County Seat.
Dixon News Items

WEBSTER COUNTY DEPARTMENT }
Conducted by DAVID BRowRIEG,
DIXON, Ky.
The bee., 1897-05-13

Subscribe for The BEE.
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Mr.. Raoul Lagarde who is now
employed in one of the largest mer-
camille establishments of Crowley,
La, took advantage of the Thanks
giving holiday to visit friends here.
He returned Thursday night. Raoul
says Crowley observed Thanksgiving
day by closing up every place of
business.
We inadvertently omitted to note
IN our last issue the return OF Mr. aud
Mrs G. c. johnson from Aurora, Ind,
which occurred in the early days of
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson had
repaired to Aurora at the outbreak
OF the yellow fever, Mr.. Johnson,
being unacclima,ed, did not rare to
risk it. As soon as tie danger was
thonght over: he returned here to
resume his business.
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ANOTHER BARN BURNT.--On last
Friday, a barn was burnt on tho
Gayozo plantation, belonging to Mrs.
Mcleod. Mr.. C. S. Mathews had
just leased and taken possession OF
the plantation, and had that same
day notified the occupants to quit.
1t is strongly suspected that the
fire was the work of an incendiary,
and the sheriff has been working up
the case, and as a result OF his in.
vestigation, Nelson Lepine has been
charged with arson and arrested.
His preliminary examination was
begun yesterday before Judge Gail
louet but vas abruptly stopped ow-
ing 70 the accused falling into an
epileptic ft during the examination
OF witnesses. The case was contin-
ued to next Thursday and the accus-
ed put under bond to appear then.
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Constable Jos. D. Bernard came up
last Thursday with one William Pat
tsrson, charged with an attempt to
shoot Robert Smith. Patterson was
handed over to the Sheriff and incar-
eerated, on failure to furnish bail
iaxactea.
Mr.. Bernard paid us an agreeable
visit aud reports things to be running
about as usual at this season of the
year in his neighborhood.
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The report of the Commission of
Indian affairs shows that nearly
81, 1000, 900 have been expended be-
cause Of the fight begun under the
Harrison administration, nominally
against the contract schools for In
dians, but really against the Indian
Catholic schools. These Mission
schools were partly supported by
government money, which, as the
Indians are all government wards.
was alright, but the Catholics having
the most OF the money and this did
not suit Harrison's Indian Commits
sion, 50 the policy Of agency schools
was adopted ut a cost Of $1,000, 900
TOR school houses, without including
the pay of the teachers. The people
pay the bills.-DESOro News.
If there is any virtue in the follow
ing simple cure, every newspaper in
the land should keep it standing 1t
the head of its columns:
"Let every victim of the liquor
habit eat tomatoes and salt, c0nsum-
ing rs much each day as possible,
Let the eating of tomatoes and salt
TO excess continue for several days,
and the tomato eater will find LIQUOR
offensive, undrinkable, or If drunk,
ungratefnl to the stomach so that 1t
will be thrown up. This is the cheap
est gold cnre yet heard of, and it is
said to be effective."-Durant News.
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THE CYCLISTS CELEBRATE. - The
Thibodaux Cycling Club celebrated
Thanksgiving Day by a splendid
supper spread at the Empire Hotel.
The affair was gotten up in splendid
style and when the members of the
Club, 30 strong, approached the mag
niffcent spread laid before them, the
choice and savory yiands and dellca-
cles which met their view were really
inviting and fascinating. The cy-
clists fell to with true cyclist appe-
tiles, and did full justice to the
subject. Champagne was served
after supper, and, of course, toasts
followed.
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Polmer Bros. having sold out their
interest in the Donaldsonville Bottling
Works, have decided to embark in the
business of selling fine buggy and
saddle horses in this and adjoining
parishes. The senior member, Mr..
Sam Polmer, who is now in st. Louis,
will arrive here soon with a carload of
horses in time to put them on sale
about December first.
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The SENTINEL returns thanks to
Mr.. 2. J. Doncet, the popular grocer
and saloonist holding forth at the
corner of Main and jackson street
for a bottle of Tallewanda Mineral
Water. a new water highly spoken of
whicn Mr., Doucet is introducing.
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There is 10y and happiness in
Gov. Knobloch's household over the
birth OF q son and heir to Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Knobloch. We under
stand that the little new conner is
q fine boy, and naturally Its father
10 today the proudest man in town.
We extend gu. congratulations to
the fond parents.
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4 DESIRABLE PROPERTY SITUATED
~ at about 3 miles below the town of Til
badaux on the right descending hank of Bay
GU Latourche, belonging to Mrs. Arsene Ber-
geron, measuring one acre front on the BAY
GU aud ~ acres deep. with dwelling and I'M
provements thereon.
For further particulars apply to.
c, DANTIN,
moot Thibodaux, La.
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DR.. P. NJ. CAILLOUET.

Dentist has removed his office from the
the Riviere building to the office lately
occupied by DR.. J.. e. Blanchard, at
the corner of Green and st. Bridgit
Streets, Just one block away, where he
invites his clients and the public in
general to give him a call. First class
work guaranteed.
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The Telephone Company (the big
line) is said to be constructing a
line from New Iberia to this place,
with the intention of extending it to
Lockport. We sincerely hope the
project will be carried into execution
without unnecessary delay.
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DIED.

Charles Aulert aged % years, 10
months aid % days, "a native Of
this parish, died last Tuesday at the
residence OF his brother-inlaw, Mr..
E. H. Tanner, of Terrebonne. His
funeral took place Wednesday morn
ing. at St. Johns Episcopal Church,
at $50 o'clock. The deceased was .
son of the late Lemuel q. Aubert,
and leaves several brothers and sis-
tiers to mourn his loss.
JoLET.-On Monday, Nov. 22.
1897, Lee j. JOLIET, died ia New Or
leans, aged 80 years and 2 days.
His remains were taken to Donald.
sonville and buried there Tuesday
in the forenoon. The deceased was
the son Of our venerable townsman.
Mr.. Alexis JOLIET, and q brother OF
Major A. JOLIET, Jr. He leaves q
widow and an adopted child, his
wife being a Miss Ilsley, q sister Of
Mrs. A. JOLIET, Jr.
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DON'T FAIL--To attend to NOR
rows mass-meeting of Democrats to
nominate delegates to the state and
parish conventions. Time and Place:
at u o'clock noon, in front of the
court house.
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Dr.. c. Fl. l.. Gruneberg, at one
tim. a well known and highly res
pected citizen of this parish, depar-
ted this life al his home in New
Orleans OF last Saturday, at an
advanced age.
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NOTICE.

] desire to inform my customers
that | have just arrived with a few
LOT Of mules. Will he pleased to have
them call Ola mo and look at my stock
aud take my prices before purchasing
elst IS here.
l.. DREXLER.
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We return our thanks to the Pope
Manufacturing Co. of Hartford, Con-
n%ectlcut, manufacturers of Columbia
bicycles, for their neat calendar for
1898 sent US.
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NOTICE..

ISHE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE NO.
4 tice that am not responsible for any
debts contracted BY the Laggers GeorgianA
and Salyina,
nsolm ID. HARANG.
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Mr.. and Mira. ]. P. Lagarde have
had the misfortune to lose their in
fsnt daughter, which died last Tues.
day.
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Old uncle Tom Mattingly has a
good sock of mules at Frank Hof-
mann's stable. Call on me and see
WHO has the best stock.
T. b. MATTINGLY.
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-! BARGAIN COUNTER!!It
:::::::: Every Saturday ut :.::::::
$685. Fl. G. CHOL'S .s.s..,
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CANDIES.-Dealers in candy can
get candies at Candy Kitchen, in Thib-
odaux at N. .. prices. Save YOU
freight and Drayage.
c. C. JOHNSON.
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Quarantine regulations have been
modified. See proceedings of the
Board of Health published elsewhere.
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APianO For Sale.

NEW PIANO FOR SALE AT 4 SACRI-
~ F1CE. For Particulars apply to -
W WALTER SMITH, -
n203f Thib0daux, La.
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Thanksgiving Day passed off very
quietly and unobtrus,vely having
been observed by few people besides
the school children.
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IN THE LEAD

~ Gail at d Can
d,s Kitchen and get your girl, or some
other fellows girl, a box of fine can
dy. Bessinger's and Lowney's goods
are the best candies made. MY candy
Is from noninfected points and not fu-
migated.
C. C, JOHNSON.
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everybody Say So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won.
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas.
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. dispel colds,
cure headache, feysmr, habitual constipation
and b;liousness. Please buy and try o box
of G. G.. G.. to-day; 10, b. 10 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to Gu. : by all d~rng0ista-
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Rich Red

BLOOD Il absolutely essential to health.
1t il secured easily and naturally by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, but 10 Inn
possible to get it from so-called !" nerye
tonics," and opiate compounds, alb
surdly advertised a. "blood puri-
ders." They have temporary, sleeping
effect, but do not CURE. To have pure
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BanE Of 4afoure6g.

81 1871
-RESOURCES.-
Loans and Discounts S3aa-s "a
Cash and Sight range. 49Oes ~
Checks and other Cash Ttenis....... 13s7 az
Real Estate, Bank Premises QI7e ea
Furniture and Fixtures - PISS ~
overuFaots 900 90
aApshses @paia} -..."...... 7S4 Is
- otal.s.....s.... 500, SOC. OF
-LIABILITIES--
Capital Stock full aid}.:.... sa5oeo no
Profits o19 az
Individual Deposits ............ sae99 os
Bills Payable tBal. on Bank los1 1000 90
.T Total. $50, 1905. o1
Number of Depositors I'LL
kleber j. BrAud, Cashier of the Bank of
.Lafourche. do hereby solemnly swear that
the foregoing Statement Is true and correct
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
kLEBER j. BRAUD, Cashier.
- Sworn to and subscribed before me.
LIS this 9th day of November, 1897.
1-@ - THOMAS A. BADEAUy.-
Notary Public.
80 DIRECTORS.
A. J. Braud, Alcide Toups,
ID. Kent, C CD Barker.
ID. Delaune. Il. N. Roth,
John t. Moore, Jr., W. d. Raglan, Sr.
f. Beattie. - DR.. L. f.. Meyer.
k.J. Braud, -
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Blood.

And good health, take Hoods S~arsaparilla,
WHICH has 6rst, last. and all the time,
seen advertised % just what 1t is-ths
BEST medicine for the blood sver pro-
duced. Its success in curing Scrofula.
6alt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostitution and
That Tired Feeling, have made
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Elsewhere we publish the first
Quarterly statement of the Bank of
Lafourche. This institution has a
right to feel proud of the showing
nladt. having started business when
every thing was at a low ebb owing
70 the yellow fever scare. 1t carries
Oh Il books the names af Ill de-
l~osllors, and has individual deposits
amounting to $69 5000. This is not
bsd for a starter.
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Subscribe to the SENTINEL ; 1T is
only $500 a year.
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hiien bilious or costlve, eat a Cas-
saret. candy cathartic, cure guaran.
tetd, l1e, 25c.
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We are requested to announce that
autifg the further absence Of Rev.
MI. 1"n"g the pulpit of the Preshy
,etlat' Church will b- supplied Ivy
aeN ". Todd, of Missouri. Mr..
io'i' vi enter upon the work as
sool y 'iuafantines are RAISED. and it
Aoptti tltat he will begin lila services
1et n = than the second Sunday in
Deetle' ct. Mr. Young's health. we
are ! '"tmed, is improving, and he
sAlt' ! Ia continue treatment by o.
~ei'a ~ at Magnolia, Miss, during
aat @lenf and spring.
advice from New York show that
Were IS an %appreciable decline in
ae price of coffee.
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. Iood s
S~arsaparina.

The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. Il.
Hoods Pills liable ass Pa aad b xssssaa1e: a Sc
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First Quarterly Statement
or THE-
FINANCIAL CONDITION .
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A. j. BRAUD, - w. Fl. RAGAN On
PRESIDENT. VICE .pRrsInrNr
X. J. BRAUD. JOS. CI.AIrnET
CASHIER. @Ae s.r CASuIHp
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n203t
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C. C, JOHNSON.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-14
DREW Is ARRESTED.
His Friends Furnish the $1,000
Bonds.

AT shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Alderman Francis G. Drew
was placed under arrest by Deputy
Sheriff Callaghan. This was under
the instructions issued by Judge Smith
upon the acquital of Charles F. Haney
at the conclusion of his trial in the
morning. The instructions were tC
have the alderman arrested at once,
but it was evidently put off until bonds
men had been secured for Drew. The
latter was found in the Office of his
attorney, A. NJ. Harrison. The latter
accompanied Drew and the deputy to
Judge Smiths court room, where the
prisoner was arraigned, the charge
being perjury. John A. Gilman and
Charles Mitchell qualified as Drews
bandsmen at once, in the sum of 81 SOC
each, and after the usual formalities
had been gone through, Drew was re-
leased. He and his attorney then went
to the sheriff's Office, where the alder
man smilingly spoke to a number OF
acquaintance He was introduced to
Sheriff Philips, and in a few minutes
departed. He refused to say anything
for publication. He will be retired O..
the charge of agreeing to accept
bride, in which case the jury disagree,
asst week. the first day of the ne
ERIN of court, April IL. and the presel.