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St. Charles Branch 1856, C. K. Of A..
has been again ~signally harored. Onr
worthy fellow-eitizens. Hon. Thos a.
Badeaux and Hon. III. n. Coulon have
been reelected to the offices of State
President and Supreme Delegate res
pectively. Offices which, they have fill
ed during the past term with credit.
The Supreme Council of tile Order
will meet next May in the city of Mo-
bile. and Louisiana will be represent
ed therein BY Nh. Coulon and the Hon.
James d. Coleman, two most efficient
delegates.
Mr.. Badeaux has made a Jealous
State President, and during his term
idst expired he furthered very mate
rally the interests Of the order III this
State.
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"Ttiere is no smoke without fire."
as applied to the conduct of men. is an
adage which often works great injury.
An idle rnmor affecting ones fair fame
is started by the envenomed tongue of
some malicious wretch. and soon be-
comes current in a community. It
becomes common talk and the envious
roll it under their tongue as a sweet
morsei. Some friends of the uniustly
assailed person may speak M in his
or her defense, when some wiseacre
shrugs his shoulders and sehtentious-
~ remarks there il no smoke without
fire )" the unthinking crowd silently
approve, and the cruel work Of 4 mis-.
applied adase is done.
That "tlere is no smoke without
fire" in the literal sense of the express
sion, that is, as applied to material
things, is unq~uestionably true; bEt, iii
its figurative sense, the old saw is Of
ten cruelty false.
When used metaphorically in char
~acterizing the conduct of men, il
should be received with great caution
ever bearing in mind that the "smoke''
IN that particular, very often owes It's
origin To the foul %emanation Of some
cruel heart consamedby malice, envy.
hatred or revenge, and is famed intn
pernicious activity by unfortunate
general habit Of tattline.
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1t is given iii that the extra session
of Congress, which President McKin-
ley will call immediately upon his IN
dnction into office, will he run on
strictly revenue lines that is, the
matter Of the tariff only will De TAX en-
up and disposed o., and then congress
will adjourn.
We trust such will be tile case, for
then we will have an opportunity to
judge il the Republican panacea for the
ills from which the body polite now
suffers he as effective as they have
been proclaiming it to be.
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In her sketch If her distinguished
husbands life in 1.-The First Battle,n
Mrs. WI. Bryan relates tile following
amusing auecdnte III illustration OF
NJ. Bryan's early formed habits Of
quoting scripture:
.Many peaple have remarked upon
the fondness which MIR. Bryan shows
for quoting Scripture. This habit il
one Of lnng standing, as the following
circumstances shows. The time came
wien il seemed proper 20 have u little
conversation with my father and that
WAS something Of an ordeal, as father
IS rather q reserved man.
In his dilemma. William sought ref
age in the Scriptures, and began MI.
Baird. ! have been reading Proverbs
q good deal lately, and find that Solo
mon says: Whose findeth a wife
tihaeth ! good thing, and obtaineth i
favonr Of the Lord ? Father, being
something Of 4 Bible scholar himself,
replied Yes, Solomon did say that,
but Paul suggests that. while he that
Elailieth doeth we'll, lie that marrieth
not doeth bettere
Tins was dishearting, but the Young
man saw his way through. Solomon
wonld be the best authority upon this
point lie rejoined. because Paul new
er married, while Solomon had a num-
her Of wives After this friendly tilt
the matter was satisfactorily arranc-
ed.
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The PLANTERS CLUB-A M OBJ
tanned a short while ago that this as
snclation had suspended, bnt it was
absolutely Without found ton. The
club has selected a new board of d.
r%ectors for the present year. These
have made some changes ia the man
agement Of the club bnt the club .tselt
still lives aud holds forth at the same
old stand.
the directors have decided to dis
pense with the sale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Whici. is undoubtedly move in the
right direction, and have engaged the
services Of y bright white lad for por-
tef-another good move.
II is expected that the club will be
better %pair"nized and prosper.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court, IT.
ish Of Lafourche.
Mrs. Van. Erskinc et ais rs. No, sAA
Urbdin Toulouse.

TAkE NOTICE: THAT ACTING lNOas
II and by virtue iii ait order Of seizure II
sale emauating from the above 49,
Court III the above entitled aud nnH o.
case, l have seized aud will offer foE saasM
pEhiic a~uetien Pursuant 10 law tn Fae g.
and highest bidder. at the Court hpaS
he town III Thihodaux. on
50 TURDAY. FEBRUARY itA laHf
between the hours Of II O'Clock q; u. aaa
o'clock i. III, the following described Fq
erty to-wit:
A certain lot If ground or parcel y I
situated 10 this narish. on tile rigat w
the Baytv I~alolrche at about tutIf iles
low the town Of TBibnduux, measaIias III
Hundred an,l twenty-five ta:e.l fteE " ~
between sralief lines hy three hunefsa II
six '396j feet ID depth houndeA aasas
lands row or formerly belonging " ~
niqne Dnj ac. telaw and III the rear A5
now or formerly Belonging 70 Jafass NJ
lard. and III front by lands OF pufeaAss.
hain Toulouse Together with atistas ~
Of Drainage, the flghts Of way oNes t.
road now exiktirg On land and leAalHs
the Bayou LtfoHreha towards tae
woods, antl all other rights Wass i
viieges thefttuto belonging o. II a1
appertaining. ...sF
Terms and conditions Of sale. Cass' !
and satisfy rIe spm ot Ell The saa Y
Hundred dylGrs Ill principal. togssns .h.ssss
eight per cent per annum lDtsfsss 81 ~
from The Doth oI September 49, ~ -
~ A sum Of 10 per cert on the go |. Il
taereof Of seid principal and inteIs FIJI
torHeys fees herein, and Isl all cosls .,ss \
proceedings. And which said a'aJ -
aforesaid IL secured By act Of Saie w xotas
gage. passed before Henry N. Gohics ssasss
Public of the parish If Lafourelle, -
Der 10th. 1894. r&RY
sheriff Of Lsioufaae
January a3rd. 1897.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL

Leo Molaison died on Tuesday last
Of pneumonia, at his residence, ia this
town, aged 80 years.
The deceased was a native of this
parish. and a ma of a quiet and m
assuming nature. He had had the
grippe, and r~elasping, his malady soon
developed into pneumonia which car
rird him off.
His funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon at St. Joseph's Church in the
midst of relatives and a large circle or
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I'm IaEsMORHAM.
Hall OF the Young Mems Benevolent Asso
citation of Lafourche.

Hall OF the Young Mems Benevolent Asso
citation of Lafourche.
Thibodau2, La, February, 18th. 1897.
Whereas 1t has pleased Our Father, who is
in heaven. in the Divine Wisdom of His Prov
dence to remove from our midst our late
brother member
LEO +. MOLAISON,
by calling him forth from the busy scenes of
his present life and usefulness to the fulness
of life to come, and
Whereas, i'll the demise of brother Molaison
the community has lost a worthy citizen. his
wife u loving husband, his children a devoted
and affectionate father and this association
a valued member
Therefore, be it resolved. that we extend
our heartfelt sympathy TO the bereaved fami-
" Of our deceased brother, that q page of our
Minute Book be set aside whereon shall be in
scrihed these resolutions and that Il copy
hereof. officially signed and sealed, be semitic
the stricken family, and also that Il copy here
Of be furnished orr local papers Tor publica-
ton.
EDGAR L. RTVIERE.
Chairman.
TtP ~BERGERON
EDWARD SMITHWICk-
Committee.
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BE sure to get Simmons Liver Reca-
lator for yonr Spring Medicine. It is
the old reliable that did file old folks
80 much good. Don't let anyone per-
suade you to take anything else in
stead. Yon a always tell Simmons
Liver Regulator by the Red z on the
package. Don't forget the word Reg
nlator-Simmons Liver Regulator
better than anything eIse, and sure to
DO You good.
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erty. belonging TO said succession, taai

erty. belonging to said succession, tas9a
One lot of movable effects ! INSISTS
household effects, one lot OF books. mi Il
vers other articles. the whole II n n
ventory on ti.e III the Clerks ofsee VI ~
Paris, Of L.atourche and now in tAe sBfSs
office for reference. Also the undivided D.
half nf the Ihiboasux Sentinel. i nswsasF
pablis'lra III the Parisl, rf Latotueae, NJ
ing the printing presses, tyres .pd ~
paper stetk. laI,-e cutters. inks, presses Tia
sinestonte. stnui~. tables amt stti.ds. aaa
word eyei .rtting IL, ongiE2 Ii SaG isasl
part q the said req spaptr ami lrsasag i
tablisllmt 1t AN II 4 same il now I'll alfs gts
the FIastE lictintann lu,iiltng. sec 3Sa a
OIL Main street I'D the town III fa.iiDtaax
gether with the undivided half II tls ssa
will OF tire said newspaper. Ind i~usls
also the undivided inrJrest ii tile Rlcs ufh
said patseI.
Terms 81 sale. Cash to lay debtst
JAMES BEAaT.
SHERIFF ef tire Parish Ill Lai9artaA
February l3sn. iSa7.
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PUBLIC GfIAIUA.

E @@t ---
Even tie renowned Mr.. Pecksnif
was never hu",e self-cnmplac-nt than.
this benevolent trust nlaonate Have
meyer as he protested his innocence Of
harm and drew the mantle of SUI
ptelne Court decision about him..
Tinly this investigation promises TO
be interesting.-kansas City Star, Ilen.
Good times have not yrs come hack.
The Republican, party is doing its hest
I" defer their eoning hy entering upon
4 general revision If the tariff, the
most npsetting and hnsinesS-destray
ing nccu atian in which lt could have
engaged. The tall elections will give
the people an opportunity 10 pass
Judgment npon this poIicv.-New York
Times, Dem.
The criminal population Of this
country has increased more rapidly
than the total population for forty
years past. and as this fact ar;trais id
lie last volume published Of the cen
SIS it is made the subject of wide
spread declarations that crime has
increased. What it really shows is
that crime j. more punished. The
States with most dwellings, and MUIR
ders have to-day relatively small pri-
son populations. and When the law is
infurced IN these States and this pris-
on population increased it will not
show that crime has increased hut
that it is Observation-Disclosures
Press, Rep
1t has been said Of some Presidents
that their cllioce Of Cabinet assistants
slio Sed y certain fear OF being eclipsed
BY their otficia! associates. Ii has d
been an uncommon charge that som.
man Was kept out Of the Cabinet be-
cause liz was 80 famous and strong
that he would dwarf by his presence
the head of the government. No sicE.
accusations can be made against the
President elect. 1t is to be a body Of
strong and influential leaders Of the
MAJORITY party in American public af-
fairs. 1t will be subordinated to the
President himself simply because
William Mckinley is % the man to
be dwarftd by any group OF men whom
lie may choose, Ii matter how emf
n7it they are.-ClevelaBd Leader,
Rep.
The President elect has shown COM
mendahle discretion thus far ia tile
selection Of bis Cabinet. Judge Nc
keuna's appointment would leave
only two places to be tilltd-one being
the Attorney Geueral>lip and the
other the portfolio of Postmaster Gen
eral. The Cabinet up to date is con-
posed OF John Sherman of Ohio, Ly-
man j. Gage Of Illinois, Rustun A.
Alger of Michigan. James S. Wilson Ut
Iowa. Joseph Mckenna Of California
and John ID. Long of Massachusetts.
The only criticism which suggests
itself is that Mr.. Mckinley hes looked
very ztaionsly after the interests Ut
the West. but as his appointees are
acceptable men there will be no dis
position 70 quarrel with linn seriously
III that account. Tie good Western
man. has long been a facto. in politics
ard he Is very nncII in evidence inst
now.-BaltimoIe SUI, Dem.
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TENAkE NOTICE. THAT BY VIRTUE OF
writ OF FIeri Facias issued by Nemours
i. Bourg. Justice Of the eeace or the 2nd
Ward, OF the Parish Of Lafonrcne. TO me Al.
reeted and delivered for execution. 1 have
seized and taken into my possession. and
will, at IL O'Clock Il. M. on the
9th day Of March. 1897,
at the conrt house door In the town Of Th;ho
daux offer for sale at public auction the
following described property, to-wiC: Tbirry-
i've bhls- of corn in shuck Or seventeen bbis
net, seized AZ the property of Saininste Ill
eEis, under said writ Of Fiefi Facias.
O. l.. CARO-.
, Constable.
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Manager Tfone has booked for
Tuesday evening, the 13rd inst. tie
great railroad meloaiama. Lincoln j..
Carter's EAST MALI which will be
Il grand scenic productions, that In
many respects promises 10 be one Of
the most remarkable ever i'll this city.
The play IS constructed on strictly
modern principles. The interest starts
at a terrific pace, and il not allowed
20 flag for an instant The incidents
are made aoabiy thrilling by the me-
~chanical and scenic effects that are
employed. There is the rattle and
%clatter Of a patrol wagon as fit comes
down the street. tho whistles, bells,
etc, OF a Mississippi steamboat leav-
ing her whaif, moonlight effects on the
river. the glowing furnace of the boat.
and the explosion and breaking ar Of
the steamer. A gigantic piece of real
water scenery IN the Niagara Falls
scene. where the enormous cataract
is represented with the roar of the
water the SETTLING foam and tile ris-
ing mist. A freight train OF fourteen
cars is run across the stage. The ca
boose is lighted and the engine carries
the engineer ard fireman. It is
acknowledged to be an unsnrpass-
ed achievement in railroad scenic effect
There seems to he 40 limit to the pos
sibilities of stage mechanism, but the
Fast Mail" seems 70 have covered aii
the ground M to the present date.
The company il highly spoken Of, and
the play IS we'll constructed. with d
strong tinge Of comedy to Offset the
serious elements.
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THE A OF LOUISIANA
Second Ward Justice Cont bin. i
Bourg, Parish Of Lafoufehe.
John Allen, IS. No. 60, FiaiaR PNe
teHback.

-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT RI
1S virtue OF u writ Of ETcri Eacias, issued 4
N. u. Bourg, Justice nF the peace gs thu a
und ward oi the pdli sh OF LafOnrehe II laEs
OF John Allen and against William pAsas
bach defendant, and to me directed, | Ht
at IL o'clock 4. IN. on the
9Th day OF FEBRUARY. 1881.
at the court house door IN the town el tAvaf
daux, in the Ind ward in said parish, aaR'
Tor sale at public auction the following III
cribea property. te-wit.
One Mule.
One Horse.
One Cow and Cali.
seized az the property Of VIM. Preste1iaa
under said writ Of feri facias,
o. I. GAR0
Constable aHd Waf3
Dated this 18th day Of February. ls5.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish @.
Lafourche.
succession Of Francois Samoan. No.
1506, Probdtes.

TAKE NOTICE: THAT PURSUANT TO
= an order and decree OF the above Court
ana TO a commission to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered succession I will
oner for sale at public auction pursuant 10
law, TO the last and highest bidder on the
% ~ the tow Of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9th, 1897.
between the hours of ~ o'clock q. M. and 4
o'clock 2 ~. the following described urop-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
4th Ward Justice Cnart ar tile Parish
of Lafourche.

y. N. Toups IS. No. 50, @. J. Darts.
NOTICE IL GIVEN THAT, ny
~ virtue OF q writ OF Fieri Facias, issued liz
4 b. ago, Justice Of the Peace OF the It'll
Ward Of the Parish OF Lafourche, in favor Of
ID. n. Tonps and against G. j. Davis and to
Inc directed, | will. ut II o'clock a. M. On the
tti dayIoi March. 1897,
on the premises in the town Of Longu eville,
offer for sale the following described d roper-
ty. to-wit:
tie contents Of a certain grocery 81 ore. as
per inventory on file and seized as the proo-
ertv of saidt G. j. Davis.
Terms Cash.
Dated this 10Th day Of February, 1897.
EDGAR A. BARRIOs.
Constable afh Ward.
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friends and acquaintances.
He leaves his father and mother, a
brother and sister, a young wife and
four small children, to weep his I'M
timely death.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Ward Justices Court of Y. r.
Bourg, Parish Of Lafourche.

II. Clement Us. No. fn9. Sainjuste
dlerts.
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Spring Medicine i

Spring Medicine is a necessity
which Hoods Sarsaparilia grandly
supplies. II p~nrifies and v~italize the
blood and TINS gives tone and strength
t. the whole system.
zsaatE'~ EoTSis are the only pills to take
with lioads sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills.
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ID. NJ. Toups IS. No. 50, G. y. Darts.
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while neither Sterling Elliott nor
q. d. Gideon 90 the l. 4. W. deemed
70 necessary 90 make public last year
iho reasons Cor the alliance with tho
z. G. =, When has been declared on
by their successors in Office. d nov
transp.rcl that they hai specific o' 70,
ln v.ew. Ey-Cha.rmau Gideon CA.
plains the necessity fo- the alliance
as follows "IH clurell.ng the alliance
ihe present administration has .aksr
the weakest action possible. Tho ALI
arre was made vith zoe sole purposf
of mutually recognizing proper trans.
,era t0 profess 1uai.sm and suspension
i0r misconduct aud it p'acri the l.. a
w. in The position of having 90 least
ono friend oa Che continent AFl Is
now We have absolutely none The
International Cyclists Association has
30 every possible o.clsI1u shown thai
% was willing to further cysry intcrssi
N the cycling ORGANIZATIONS OF the little
nn.mporiant European principaIitiss 10
ihe dctrIment % the league. and the
Cyclists Union ~ ENGLAND has never
'n any way shown a disposition 90 aid
ihc league. There Is now an alliance
existing between the league and the
National Cyclists Union ought also 90
be- terminated &, We are 90 De consls,
emit"
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and around the big vessel The Cad
then took lighted torch and pushe,
Il In 20 the heap Of fuel under the c.ql
dron and the flames BEGAN TO dance
20 the intense enioymen; OF the assem-
bled crowd. In half an hour the oil
became 90 no. that the yells OF IN,
man were agonlzing. Ten minutes LAT
or the victims cries began 20 grow
fainter and fainter an az last the,
ceased. The Tsn was dead. Itsafa
cry from Persia 10 Nepaul. India
Nevertheless We will take a look n a,
execution In the country OF the Goor
Eas. We were on a hunting expedition
and after two days shooting We Ar
rived az a small town called Cunri
Hat The place was Ia a great state %
excitement over a trial OF a man 10
the crime OF assault After a trial m,
accused was convicted and sentence.
TO die the death Of the Hiatt IA pao.
or elephants foot O.e hour after m,
trial N, condemned was led out 20,
execution. A very fne elephant va,
brought up and the wretched cnlpri
was attached by each leg 10 each hin,
leg % the elephant by a length OF abou
~ feet Of chain The elephant was thci
sent at a iog trot Tor about n quartz,
Of mile, with the wretch OF a vic
tine dragging az his heels. The heas
was then stopped and the condemnet
man, more dead than alive. and groan
ing with agony. was released from hi.
chains. Then began the refinement q
cruelty. The culprit was revived VIII
coplous draughts OF milk and arraek
substitute Tor whisky. and va,
brought back On a stretcher 20 IN,
starting point After he had revived
sufficiently 90 be- able 20 speak. hls vic
tim. OF about u years OF age. wal
brought forward and Identified IN,
cssailaut Then the last act BEGAN. 4
large. nat. circular stone was ROLLED
forward and the condemned man. viii
Die arms and less tlcl. was laid at fnl
lnrth on DTS back ON the around. viii
DIS head ou the stone. Tho olephan
then came up with mahout. or keen
or. oa his baek. and az the word o
command placed one Of hls olormoui
foreieot on the condemned man.
face ono instant and the mighty
brute threw the whole Of his weigh
on 90 The foot, and an that was leti o
the wroiohei victims head was an M
recognizable rulp.
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death the chief dishonor should De-
awarded 20 the land Of the lion and
the Bun-Persia. In Bagdad In July.
1858. the writer was ordered 10 pro-
coed TO Tchcran. the capital Of Per
STA. on business connected with a for
elgn embassy az that city. lie re-
counts what be saw In Persia In the
following.
Crossing the shat-el-Arab river. We
left the land Of the Turk and we're on
Persian soil. AZ shlraz. a small town
] saw for the nrst time a Persian exc.
cutlon. For attacking a foreigner
commercial agent with a sword. va.
ccob Khan. a Persian date merchant
suffered death. The culprlt had been
taken 10 Teheran. loaded with chains
had there be,n tried for bis ohensr
and was sent back 10 shiraz 10 be ex.
ecuted. A. about 3 o'clock IN the AZ.
terno0n we saw some burly Arab,
carrying a huge cauldron toward the
town square. 10 the center % whIci
vas an iron grating. raised about two
feet On this the cauldron was de-
posted and The Arabs proceeded O.
chain Il securely 10 large stakes. a
few minutes more and the culprit. ben
with the weight OF chains. moved int,
sight between two monster NuhIaf
clnuchs. who were carrying bundle
Of brush and wood. others hoarIni
buckets OF OIL The procession endc,
with the cadi. or Judge Of shiraz. aut
O. few guards and soli.erL On the NJ
rival Of the Cadl a. tie center Of th,|
square The guards at once seized th,
prisoner and. after tying bis feet. M,
- and pa; him In the cauldrcn. H.
hands were then chained 20 two ring
on the edge Of the huge kettle ant
the coolies began 20 move forward
Those Of them who were carrying oil
emptied Il into the cauldron. the 9th
ers piled the wood and brush unde