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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
The Retort CourteousIy.

(From the Louisville Times)
Faith. and the Irish had the best OF Il.
One Gay recently Jealous church member
was discussing the celebration of Christmas
by different nations and religions. There
was an Irishman present, who, for some
reason or other, was disposed TO annoy the
speaker by remarks of a mirthful and sar-
caste nature. But the conversation went
on, and finally the church member began
about the various picturesque features
which had once been introduced in the
Christmas celebrations of the Catholics. He
fastened his eyes on the gentleman from
Ireland and remarked: Now have heard
that in some of the churches abroad they
represent the flight into Egypt and bring
a donkey into church. Picture that will
you? Who ever heard of such an absurd
idea? Why is ii We do nothing hike that N
my church? Why co We lot bring a dom
key in?''
Faith said the Irishman, 'Tt's because
you may have them in there already
The good man got enough them, and is
of the opinion now that some OF these Irish
are loaded.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

81. .O02,50 was licked up by the flames.
The biggest portion of this loss must
be made good by insurance companies
from the bigger gains from properties
which did not burn OF the $1,002, 500
loss for that four days the insurance
companies will pay about 100000.
This four days record, the Chicago pa
pers say, hasn't been equalled since The
holocaust of 1871. 1t was the four
days before and including Christmas
day, during which time the fire depart
ment, which the insurance companies
do not sustain, responded TO 119 calls
or fire alarms. One man was killed dur
ing the four days, and fifty-one people,
of whom fourteen were firemen. seven
policemen and thirty citizens, were in
total loss of the year will not exceed
cago. Notwithstanding the recent heavy
property loss it is estimated that the
iured at fires in all of last year in Chi
that of the previous twelve months 10 a
very large amount, Chicago having been
until the late epidemic, particularly for
tunate in having escaped the ravages
of fire. Last year the entire loss in the
city was S1,900,000 in round numbers.
Chicago has one of the best equipped
fire departments in the world, main
tanned at an annual cost of 81, SOC, 900.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
Southern Kansas Business Men.

! Duff & Repp. furniture dealers at Arkan
sas City. are invoicing their stock.
| Jacob Engle's expression of Tempting
/ after Christmas reductions in Wellington
| is neat.
| The city council at Hutchinson has or
dered merchants to take goods N off the
| sidewalks.
The Golden Eagle clothing store al
| Hutchinson issues what 1T calls Our last
! Gail to bargain buyers
| All the stores in the east as well as the
west report a big demand TO cxchan ~
suitable Chris tmae presents.
T. w. Roe of Pratt prints a handsome
| card Of thanks TO his partners for their past
patronage. and wishes them a happy New
Year.
TIE Crescent Jewelry Store OF Arkansas
City, instead Of talking clearance, talks re-
newal OF stock, declaring that new goods
are beng received.
The Star Clothiers of Hutchinson say
pointediy: What we want is money and
business. and we are able 10 stand the loss
10 attain our ends
Any expression of an anxiety to get peo-
pies money IS a bad thing In an advertise
ment 1t is best 70 omit all reference to ou-
own desire for money.
There Is no question that the public right
after Christmas accepts cut price state
ments with more creiulity than thew 90
right before Christmas.
The real clearing sales are now taking
place and. when the public has knowledge
that such Is the fact. that is the time to
advertise clearing sales.
Julius F. Behrend OF Arkansas City IS an
other man who believes in carrying a small
advertisement before Christmas ard a fun
page one right after Christmas.
Buttrey of Wellington says: Did you
get them? II you didn't get that pair OF
fine shoes you were expecting CHRISTMAS.
come 10 Us and we can supply YOU
The absence Of any general remnant sales
just after Christmas indicates that the mer-
chants Of southern Kansas had their stocks
pretty well cAeaned Out before Christmas.
Records says in Kiowa Review: You
can see more nice goods in a minute than
can tell you about IN a whole page OF the
Review AR Records, however. caun0t
tell as many people about his goods inside
his store az Ne can OUTSIDE big store by the
use of full page.
In advertising discount TIE Curtis Mer-
camille company OF wellln g;on excl4srp tais
c5serly: Our Christmas trade was a
hummer. We just shoveied out tae goods
right and left Our immense stock e par
alyzed and We VIII o.fer 1be fed remaining
odds and ends at 3 Per cert discount"
Christmas left hitter In many of tae
stores, and Il must be gotten ~ Of th.s
Vssk for the fr==a New Year star Pre-
marks count for i!ttIe in Lhe general sweep
out. ard this fact helps 20 - TIE bzsi-
ness pace. Perhaps thsTe L. 70 Es>k q iae
ffty-two more proftsbls fe> store watch
ing thaE this breathing sps-ss hsssHss1 ne
two BIG holidays: and the hart.ss; nay .
Eztch the stores - throGga tie neI3g.zsz
O. l5e sSyertiselen.s-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
Looking for Food
Hmm the Washinytnn Pnst \

II
A very jilap.dated and hungry looking
hobo walked down Fourteenth street yester-
day afternoon Just after O'Clock. Near
the Columbia transfer station he met one
of the lectric light linemen. and after
moments conversation with him, spTang
from the curb maily tearing at the cover
ing OF one Of the electric manhoies. A
crowd al once collected. wondering what
awful catastrophe caused a man of this
work-deteS;ing character to exhibit such
unwonted energy. The hneman did not DO
any wondering; ne grabbed the tramp AMI
a fierce struggle took place. Spectators
jumped in. but the hobo fought valiantIy
on. striving with all MS powers to reach
the manhole- In very few minutes the
police arrived. and hustled the cause OF the
trouble over to the patrol box. curious
onlooker waited Until the excitement had
GAINED down a nttle. and then asked the
tramp:
What did you want TO get IN that con-
duit for?'
Why. that feller said there was feed
wire down there" was the ansWsr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
BIG FIRES.

The amounts of money paid for losses
through ire 10y the Insurance companies
annually aggregate millions upon mill
Ions Of dollars The sum is almost be
Eond comprehension. But the amounts
ef money these companies collect agsre-
gate vastly more. Still we couldn't get
along very well without insurance of
some kind or another. Thas effected
through Incorporated companies seems
10 be The least troublesome. - the ex-
ira cost and profits are submitted 10 l,y
those who have properly which they
think mus; be insured. Chicago has
had an epidemic Of fires the past week.
Ia four days property 10 the amount of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
u7rh sn Il,fre.

Fex natives % Ir1.a eat more than tTics
a day. ard ;a0lSars1E only oCcs.
AMSTERDAM - the oesrsst EEre-.esn CAP
itaI 20 Lozs3cn- n = Glusnt - ui-tss.
jugs ~ England ssTs E0rn 'ne Fscs5-
lar Exs tssT row Nfsr ever s.nce re
Ietsr Of C5sries II
IL paza Iers taiuk ncthirz x covering -
miles q day Or fhes- skates
II tAe Csssns! IslsEds tss eli Norman
caleet - str sp0ken by fae p<eyis
There are Sey~s fazc1e-s n tae .s.zrsszz-
TIVE kiuR3onn q B-ig8-n-
$u;z<z Erzred iTs-1 = zsssE q pors O
cssrTy osisn cures rsufaiFA-
Toe creates; isn3 owner r 90 Jnttef
Eins3ssn = the Duke q sgtssrzsa1. 40
os-s - so aC-es-
TIC el@9hazf zsz ne4taes trof. czn.sr -
gzIicp. Tfs only psce - sax caDz5se q
belaz Aastznes - fzHt snsfs>-
T5s b-st auzii1y q znzpss syrG5 o1=sss
t-oa fas norSE Es1s q fas tree. Ia las
GoE = or - lsrzs - Eaea Ezs ;rss -
tasg gs1 c1 tae EVg.a saje
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
That Settled IL.
Frnrn It'd Rlts.A


4 story is told OF a very popular cavalry
officer. He was being tried for drunken
ress. and among other witnesses Vac bis
Irish scld.er-servant. The court. ANXIOUS
TO give the officer every chance. put several
questions TO this witness with "A view TO
eIicitsng any facts that might be in his mas
ter's favor. When the Ir.shman sad that
his master. on going 10 bed, had expressed
a wish 10 be called early. the court was dis
tinctly pleased
A man who gave special instructions 70
be called early coudt not-they argued 20
themsslves-have been drunk. Hoping 70
get favorable particulars. they put another
question.
And why did Major - wish 10 be call
ed eariy?''
Then. Faith an Re told me = was be-
cause he was 70 be queen OF the May"
came the answer.
That settled IL.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

n ire lO-:h q England a cod ban u
coass5s-~3 TIE only rsepsrtsbls psace ds
resistance of a ''fune-zr tea Fr1erx5< az :
relations are always put away zr1.h han.
4 6ytzr Tort@=hlrerna1 szs vlsi:s4 -
the soe.o<. who Informed TIE z~> TX
s;-oase rs1zs asr ausoaz1Es hours On ezrsh
were ngnb@1e6. and that sAe could Egss
hin anything sn sAs way q food se FAR
csss O crzvs1 f5-
rs sasre ozx1i E0s taacy. Eooysy' sss
asked IN
Nay. Sonan." as sss1. .eesly- -As sza-
a-rs a1xhL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Suddenly his dim eyes caught sight OF a
freshly cooked ham repos.ng on ct best
DISH" embenished with pink and white pa
per.
''Ee. An could like a slice o. yon am
he whispered eagerly.
Nay, mon, An cannot coot into tino;,''
she cried; its for 4 funeral. law"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
Hriti.h i,rn,xsinrs

Women under five feet twe inches in
height are not eligible TO positions in the
English pos;o;fice department
The pay CT the acting British army Is
SS5. 5.eoe,oee annually.
Great Britsin's pension roll covering all
grades OF civil ard military service
amounts 10 but SSaod0oo
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
Clever Advertising Idr..

\ ouebec shoe dealer has thought Up 8
clever advertising idea. says the New York
Tribune With every pair ot shoes sold ne
Ssves pair OF oyersAoes. OF each sole of
which is a stamp % MS business. with the
letters reversed as in type At each step
the wearer takes il the snow the slos
dealers advertisement Is visible. l. -
therefore. visible al over town
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

tai Of 100000 roubles. has been formed for
building railroad cars
English experiments places the running
life Of a locomotive at 51o.0eD niles. during
which The tres must be renewed I've or
six times, the FIRE boxes three times and
the driving axies three 70 five times.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Tse-az e1sva:as -4.tross cz7t srs be.zx
Ezzfsd z-fs ssezTsene ga
r. $500 SBs--u-se1t - p3f $3.50 f1s
I've sE&s.ug ssaxrays q ~ cganfrJ-
T-zssxz-x@r ezEgtss tran bssHte1 =.
I-sisrss,srx sa6 Ho@ceS. H-S - m ~ e
al.iss s2s-I
A FEszzz .->Sx S--~.zs. 49, . ->---
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Ct'rom the Philadelphia RecordD
The enameied ironSare trust II the isia~s
IN NsH York. and unless sRo sslaTnel aaaU
wear OF. Il w.l doubtless have a shiny "a
fure
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

G0mpeVs and Gage are discussing the
financial question. Neither one knows any
;aing about IL II Is as impossible 20 know
the truth of the financial difhculry as it is
live or dead tnrrinrro,E
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Ar. Gempers says that the members Of
the Federation Of Labor have the creates;
respect for Mr. Cages integrity. They
have nothing OF the sort, and Mr.. Gompers
knows it They didn't intimate as much il
;he.r rasolut.oas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31
How Absus Prafa.it,=

4 TOWN. in MsiZeaas shipped Loo cats 10
Philadelphia Tbs ought 20 stimulate tae
hrasrizck Industry n that dear oic ptzce
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

A skirt dancer in New York has just ais-
covered that slc has thre husbands. ui;t
she doesn't talk about i;eiaoniunununun
she shouldn't talk about ii. She ought 10
spare them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

II China IS TO fall 10 pieces, Russia will
get most OF it. Russia has been big enough
To fly III the face OF history and slap the
westward course OF the star OF empire an
the face.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

The only chance for China is to take a
cue from Turkey ana jump in and lick
something about the size of Rhode Island.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Japan viii not help China. She sees no
reason Tor stepping in and getting her neck
cracked just because China's eyes and her
eyes slant on the same degree.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

The Cuban war is still as uninterestirg
as the second trial of a famous criminal
case.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

An Illinois man sold his wife for $40 the
other day. and then fought to the death
with the purchaser to get her back again.
The oil must have been counterfeit.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Waen Mr.. hurtz gets through with Mr..
Hanna there Will be just enough left Of
Mr.. Kurtz to bury or to make a Demo-
cIat Of.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

The arbitration cIanks should now ad.
wise the Emperor CT China to ask for a.
duration wi,h the European plunderers and
see what answer ne would get.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

America will take no part in the partition
of China except TO furnish wheat at a good
high pIice to the armies while they are
making the division.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

Jerry Simpsons friends are confident that
they can ur.bG Ms. Lease out of her op-
position with spring bonnet
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

\ telephone girl Of Port Chester, y. Y,
received as a Christmas present a $l0o bill
from some unknown person. The donor
hai probably called up once without beng
told that The line was busy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

story OF a blind husband ard an insane
wife from the lola Register. For several
years. at irregular intervals. II. o. su1its.
a blind veterinary surgeon. has stopped OF
| al lola giving lectures on the street. selling
| books And treating horses He has been ac-
! cosnpanied always by b.s wife. who pa
/ tlGnfiy isd him around and administered to
/ rs wants. A few days ago they came IN
/ = gain and took up quarters AZ the Icis
/ HOUSE. About O'Clock this morning Land
\ iord BOly and all hls guests were aroused
4 by piercing screams. ami upon Eo.Bg %
/ the direction from which they came met
/ sac blind doctor stumbling down yiArt. cay
/ lng that his wife had gone crazy. They
q oHt back with him 20 tso room anf as
soon a. they entered q ths fr-nzied vo-
/ man ciu;chef the arms of her husbsn1
/ with a pr.p 20 strong that u took tEo nnsn
| at esch q her harris 70 loosen n. she vas
vsry ytolsnt for soms Ene. Streaming suf
taking tDcobeTentlys but eEaiiy became
quietcr. Doctors were cailea. but cold
sagacs; nothing except nat sns be tsksH
70 an asylum - soon az possible. Ths
matter wss socsr6.nEiy brought esscos
Judge sTn8fh ari is berg hesrf - xe 50
% press. The case = = very Ezd one
I.a~renre Journal. Ba-uey s.s-ss- n
fae Pa0.a Spirit has for sssns srae b>~s
acting a. - assver for tss Two 6sfunef "a
tonaI banks az WeiI.nEiSn- Tsa a2paia;-
zleTt came - hsrn s-1F'scssf'ly. aEf -
did ~ Enog faaf r~oer~r ~ss - -
nazssd uHSl a i..ts Naiis befoTs hs got me
500. lie Wss tn wasaiazsoa o. basaoe--.
and Gr1-xe r PEEK ard "f8f' Psrry tosf
him % fas place as1 ssksi hszn 20 20 ~
~ it Ezrssy e@sBBrrs1 on - Erouss
mat ~ knew noshsnx sSost - bgsiass,
f-Thss cuts 10 io<F Perry dsrisraA -s
yc1 Ean age g. corae sifa IA" BE go
alig EFe~<c ss-s % C0anpsrollsr Eckisa. szd
Peek and Perry male ibs1r talxS. Ee<l~
isfsne5 aza turxeS % EAsrSan asd ssks3
ben Y - has ha4 any sss~ra<ncs Sitn "a
lsozsi hanks. and Ia waAt esSacisT. Bzf-
nev r1se - ths c4csksoa arc rsstsa tA@,
his ezgeslezee eovsr01 nasy JssrT. -, has
bsea ceranea principally 20 Esaas.zg On go
ostsfse q fas co1afe- ard rsxpt1ssa< -
tie rsrrwzl % rs rc.rs Tns rsrns<k
sz1u~e-f gcki-s - assscs tAat Esro~y 20
ise 1ozsle to5 before - ~ m seses.
s5froEfal iien from Fl1ssaee N9Hstr.
Hos gszGy c5.l1reE al - - - t0s-&ar
sel.sssrx IL fhs sEst4 Cizss zJfzi Asf
fasy Ssre tasEat y - t5FsT 5Es SsTs7tE-
fhe ss-5a gsrs.tE zso tsExts I'm s5as
So g = 70 - Hes st-srss. s9~ tnca-z-
rsssrxscls - s<rzss. fs&f - ~ xafsss
s.zst r. sfEs6Asesd sseri4 - = 1s-soto1.
fz2sssood. ssrs t=ss sass1se - zA>as 50
- pas~sss. e = I'D. tz4-~f. that -
frs- - a saGs astsrts = paf~alss CO.
Tss sasr4 C-ass t4b4s sSszl5 sos. Il =
. a,zf ssszfssat - 20 aetssse tAx realz
ss ;rsfs - ale .af1asIis seTs. Tss zytA
cas- aossft4g @ nss soos shtss - tzssst-
ssIsss1 - ssYn zrg xrssL Ia zyss
ssspd 1859 soT fss ~<sy E-<s3 .~.es- fsas
s = - A. herest peasss sSusss g.
ssors ths scsns cf sE 1s1epg-Szs. gss o.
ssss-az ftaf seaSsss esl<2aco4
5ess HSsE1ey q we1szx-o.. $40 a.
sEsT2-ss<d nz3<.s - sxpas.a<zE - essy
D. t1zx3 III - - sassz-as n s-e<s4.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

gentleman of Brooklyn employed by publishing
suffered Tor from dyspepsia and badly
said his This gentleman
well dyspep usedto he
the Sy He had deed for years
had nearly down drinking dew eating
happened day he had
to and he induced make trial Rans Tabu
he had their advertised
daysn advance taking each meal
himself full but took Tabules aferwa Next
morning he found himself all right and lady neghbor
heardto wife, Wha ateys
He Shocking hne He had good dinner three
fore that night but his friendly relations turkey
sumed and the exubanc of his liberty he cuvates
IN fact has tendency sample everything there going
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

/. is believed in Washington that Span.
.nPermIttins America 10 furnish aid 20 the
Cubans, mas opened lhe way Tor Cuban in
dependence without pulling any bangles on
that boasted Spanish ch-vaIry.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

y i'auon is just as susceptible 10 the
great Law OF reward as an individual.
Peace and plenty VII come 10 America for
her kindness Iii relies .ng the reconceatra-
Goes OF Cuba and the neutrality-suspicious. OF
kl0na ke.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-31

JceE Hk1E1fy q ~ea1z xto1. $40 a~
;sEs2ksSd Az4<2s - sxgts.a<zx - Gar
o. Etsazz3 III - - ssssszcs. n sse<ss.
lzE ssste<s ssszs szs ysxz fro-z rs szxx
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DECEDEE.
Lundi dernier, 40 Convent du
Mnnt lsar,aol 1 NCh;haAa-

Lundi dernier, Al Convent du
Mont Carmel / Thibodaux,
Mere g. BERNARD,
agee de II ans, 8 mois ct 10 jours.
SEES funeraillea enrent lien mercredi
q leglise St.Do eph i = heures ct
demi, au milieu dun grand nombrc
d'amis ct commissioners. Une messe
solennelie IL, c~Giahrec pour ~roccasion
par lie Revd. Pere Bouchet. de
P~lattenvllle, avec lie Revd. Per
Jnbard, dc Lnhadieville, cnm.ne
diacrc, ct lie Revd. Pere Ravo,r.,
sous-diacre. LIE Revd. Pere Duhour,,
quoique indisuoss ct encore soutirAnt
i'nne attaque de la grippe, assistant
an service.
Mere St rnari %natn:t 4 Asge..re.
pres lie Fnngen. France, lie Is mai
1919. Ellie r,t lhabit de l'ordre DE-
Mont Carmel le 2 maj lS47, ct fit se-
vneux de religieuse lie ? fevricr 1880.
Ellie tut mauree supeneure du
convent de Thilmdan~ en- octobre
1856. File en- prit charge sans
delai ct dirigea cette institution avee
beaucoup de sagesse ct de savoir'
faire pendant trente ans. DE supa'
rienre de &c convent, ellie devirt Il
1886 par Ie ci,oix de scs snnrs er
religion, IL Snperienre Generate dt
I'Ordre du Mont Carmel. un poste ds
grande response bilite qu'elle occur'
pendant deux telmes c~cnsecutifs G
don't ellie exerca les fonetions ave-
sagesse. prudence Ell fermete.
Aimee 4. tout lie monde, la honn'
r~eligieuse sera btauconp regreite'
par un grand nomhre de famille
don't Ley meres furent SEES eleve
pendant son administration prolonge
din Convent de Thibodaux, ct pa
heaucoup d'amis sinceres Qu'eli
s'etait attires.
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LES DIX REGLES DE JET
FERSON.

Ne renvoyez jamals 1 demain &c
que vous rouvez faire aujourd'hui.
N'employez pas autrui pour &c que
vous pouvez faire yous-meme.
Ne depensez pas votre argent
avant de l'avoir gagne.
N'achetez jamais &c qni sons est
inulile sous pretexte que c'est bon
marche.
La vanite ct rorgueil nous coatenf
plus que Ia faim, Ia soft ct le froid.
Nous ne nous repentons jsmais
d'avoir mango trop peu.
Rien de fatigant 81 c'est fat dc
bon ceur.
Que de chagrins nous ont donnes
DIES Manicure aui ne sont jamais
arrives.
Prcnez toujours les chooses par le
bon bout.
ST vous etes rrite, comptez jus
qua dix avant de parler, ct lusqus
| cent si vous ates fort en- colere.
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aui sc fait r~esclave de sectes infamesi
Perissent les haines parmi vous ! ct
u toutes vos forces unies ne torment
plus qu'un falsceau !
Quatorze siecles durant, fardeur
de votre vie ST active a perslste. Sc
refusant a MOURN ; reyenez aux
'riyes de Ia Vesle, ct yos cnnfs
s'enflammeront de nouveau.
Jusque sur les terres lointaines lie
nom francois devient chaque jour
plus puissant. aux peoples de
fOrient eux-memes quill soft secou,
rable ct quill seconde lexpansion de
notre fol saiHte.
La fol au Christ est au-aessus de
tout. Sans ellie pas de pr~osperite
durable. C'est par ellie que sesi
eleve 81 haut l'antique honneur dc
votre nation c'est par ellie auss
que Ia gloire de Ia France resters
Immortelle.
Iron XIII.
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DECIDE. samedi dernier, chez son
abdre, NJ. Oscar lIimel, andessus de
L%ahadieylIle, 4 l'age de 80 ans,
Hsmogane Bernard, natif de cette
nroisse SEES fun6railles current
lei dimanche i midi, 4 fagiise St
jneph ct ses depouiiles mortellcs
brent deposees dams lie tombeau de
hpille dans lie cimetiere paroissial.
Hermngene Bernard etait brave
n honnete homme, bon pere de
emile It excellent citoyen, qul sera
amWoup pleurs dies stems ct re-
sraua dc ses semblables qni luI
prtsient b~eaucoup estime.
Nous offrons nos sinceres condo
saaces 4 Ia famille eprouvee.
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| tomme tie coutume, d cette salson,
. ~beaucoap lie marriages qni sc
loot dams la paroisse, 81 on doit en-
lagsr d'apres lie nombre de pabl,ca-
Ions . feglise StJoseph, dc dinan-
te "a dimanche, ct DIES licences
salses pour d'autres parts de la
anisse.
Les sieillards ct les personres dc
hogen Age sc PLACEMENT de la dure:e
70 temps ct ne font que prasager
% asenir sombre, tandis que les
eanes hommes ct les jeunes files,
prs d'amour, le c9ur rempli dc
Re ct desp6raace, dams l'attente du
resent bonheur, ne pensent 4
lEerlr que CONNIE lie temps dams
sqnel doivent s'accomplir tous les
eeaax REYES ct projects magEiiques dc
leanesse 6blouie, ct sans hesitation
1dlsposent 4 fonder de pouvelles
aaliles en- s'nnissant pour Ia vie pal
y liens sacres du marriage. Qu'
ssi beau q contempler eette bra
saare, cette confiance en- soi.mame
fse ambition, eette esperanee, cett'
ssselr, cette determination d'attein
We IN hnt louabIe dams Ia We, gu
a0as reneontyons chez la jeunesse
sest celia qni soutient lie monde e
" Iespoir ae Ia patrie.
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IA saerre aux trusts Sc ponrsuit
wy plosieurs atats. Dams la
eeofgie, ellie a 81 blen rtussi que les
aoaopolistes sont forces de Sc
'safer, Ct dams lie Texas un coup
'assl fatal leur sera porte. Pour y
'sass'r, ie plan eonsiste i rappelel
"a'es les lois qui permettent aux
sus's de po0rsplvre leurs aebiteurs
aaax-ci, ne pouvant plus forcer i
sa'elnent DIES complies qui leur SOM
W sont bien forces de cesser leurs
fs'seons eommereiales. - Opelou
y Courier.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-06

a.intenant que les ecoles pabli.
!, sopt ouvertes dams Ia paroissr,
aas f,eageons tons les parents q la
.rif. DIES tcoles DIV ensoyer leurs
..i.ats. La session sera de courie
hpSe, d'apres tous les rense'gnements
!, j, nous dome, ct 4 tous les
nrputs qui mont pas les moyens
GeproYer leurs e~nfants a d'aatres
,.es. le levoir incomhe de les faire
ssjr Occasion de receyoir quelqne
usruetion qni pourra leur etre bier
Hle plus tard.