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The times., 1897-07-10
Mark Twain as a coIorist.

Poor Mark Twain is In trouble again.
First he was reported TO be starving in
London, and subscriptions were gotten
UP for him, and now they are finding
fault with his artistic eye because be said
that a brown skin was the prettiest kind
OF skin In the world, and the most be-
coming to clothes of ali colors. THIS
IS Just the Connecticut hunaorist's S personal
opinion, and 1T is in no way necessary
for it 10 be accepted 10y two continents,
or eren three, but the Atlantic Ca be flashed
1t over the world, and when it reached
Chicago that cosmopolitan and rainbow
tinted town felt hurt. There are all
oolors of human people il Chicago, except
green, perhaps, and each one of them
tninks that his especial complexion is the
loveliest that ever was made A Chinese
merchant was interviewed, and the dreamy
eyed Celestial silently picked up a piece
OF ultranarIne blue silk and a piece of
brilliant carinine, put them together and
cUddled them against his cheek. The
effect was superb, soul-satisfying, and
luminous.
Then there was an Apache, assistant
curator in a museum. He gave 1T as
his earnest and well-cons.d .d,red belief that
the Indians were of the only right color
TO wear gorgeous tints Red Indians. in
brilliant Navajo blankets, with little
white and yellow paint on the cheek
that was what he considered beauty.
Then the newspaper man wandered
aruond to aiawyer, who always described
himself, not oolored. but black man,
The times., 1897-07-10

One New York journal affects to believe
that the reported recall Of the Chinese
smashed porcelain bathtub. This is an In
excusable application of the 'reductio
ad absurdum'' to the relations of two
great and friendly countries, and should
be condemned. Senator Stewart rented
Stewart Castle TO a former Oriental
legation and has had a claim for wreckage
against its government ever since. But
nobody was recalled for little thing
like that.
The times., 1897-07-10
MISSING NEARLY THREE MoSTns
Mysterious Disappearance of MI
uonaire Steyensoi.'s DaAghter.

Bosom. July g. Grace Stevenson, ,iaush-
ter OF the millionaire real estate alan,
James W. Stevenson, left her hon.e in
B.,tckline on the evening of Moaday-. FT1l
&c, to go on a short errand. and a@s not
since returned, and a thorough search nas
failed 70 reveal the slightest mixing OF
her whereabouts.
Whether she is dead or alive her parents
aud bTothers and sisters have absolutely
no snowI..tige, btft the conviction is g:adus.l-
~ forcing itself on them that it Is the
former, and that in some unaccouatabie
way the gin met her death She is
twenty-five yeaIs old.
The times., 1897-07-10
swEETHEARrs DIE TOGETHER.
Lovers of Teuder Age Throw Them
selves Into Quarry Pond.

selves Into Quarry Pond.
Bowling Green, Ohio, July 9--The little
rillage of Moline is In fever Of excitement
over the shocking suicide of Miss Nellie
Lusher and her lover, Edward Co~les-
Both are children of prominent families
anG since their childhood have Eeen play
mates OF late their affection ripenad into
ardent love, but both were under eighteen
years of age and their parents objected to
their marriage.
Wednesday evening they attended, lawn
fete together and failed to return home.
the parents became ALARMED and in
situated q search. This morning a large
stcne quarry pond nn the Weismiller farm
was dragged and the remains Were brought
to the surface with graphing hooks. The
Young man had his aims around his sweet
hearts waist, and they were clinched In
such a ninaner that it was with difficulty
they were separated
The times., 1897-07-10

Edhem Pasha has his entire army camped
awaiting marching orders. 1t is stated
stansfnople telling him to ''be ready.
The impression grows that the Turkish
design to attack Thermopylae and march to
Athens will be carried out. If the secret
intention is to place England In a posi-
tiun where she must fight, that would be
the readiest way to accomplis hit
The times., 1897-07-10

If it be true that the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations expects to report the
Hawaiian annexation treaty at this ses-
sion that must mean that there is a good
chance for it's passage. Statesmen and
others W no are watching the course OF
British diplomacy in this connection do
not have to be told that delays are danger
Gus The sooner annexation is made an
accomplished fact the better 1t VIII be
for us, and especially for the safety of
our interests in the Pacific ocean
The times., 1897-07-10
HER BURDEN TOO HEAVY.
Mrs. Stevens Takes CarhOlic Acid,
Asks Forgiveness and Dies.


Asks Forgiveness and Dies.
New YoIk. July ga young and pretty
woman aliehted from Car on Locust
avenue thIs morning and walking to the
lawn of q nearby hotel put bottle to
her lips and swallowed the contents Then
falling to her knees, she prayed aloud say
ing: God bless and take care OF my
Children. and forgive me for what / have
done"
A physician at the hotel was called and
ordered that the woman, who had be-
come unconscious, be removed to the hotel
This was done, and every attention given
her, but she died in about fifteen minutes
She had poisoned herself with carbolic
acid Later it was learned that the woman
was MIS- Kate Stevens, twents s-four years
old
Ill health had made her despUndent
The times., 1897-07-10
CONSUL BAKERS DEATH.
State Department Informed OF Hi

State Department InIormed OF HIS
Deniise at Bueoos Ayres.
Minister Buchanan has cabled the State
Depa rtrnent from BueRos Ayres, under date
Of July 6, as fellows;
Consul Edward L. Baker died at neon
today. Body viii be placed in & vault.
What are Mrs. Faker's wishes re-
garding sending body home? His son
Willis and family are here Great syin-
pathy on ali sides Cable Instructions
Mr. Baker had been consul at Buenos
Ayres for about twenty years and his
I.oord ia the consular service is an en:ia-
BILE one.
The times., 1897-07-10
ChiIdrea's
SUNNI Shoes.

ChildTea's ViCi Kid and RuSset Goat OK.
for'ls Laird, SChOber x co. 5 makel-
sizes . 70 9 feF paIr -. --------s II 70
ChlidIen 5 Chocolate bUJten and Laca
Shoes, CoEuioI-senSe toe, heavy sole 8
Sizes = u 10 - PEI pair......S1 5O
Misses Dark Tan Buttoa ald Lace shoes,
opeia toe. extra QaaiIty- Fer pair. : so
Second floor.
The times., 1897-07-10

C,a!y an "A Horse, Not in q Hearse.
New York Jlilv e.-It was reported this
,tiorping thatCol. w Cody was dead. A
,iisratnh f.ena Stratford. Ort said that
FIffalo Pill rode at the lead Of his rro-
ce,;sion there tfis morning and that the
rerort Of his death WAS untrue.
The times., 1897-07-10
Circulation Statement.
WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, JULY 10.

Before tearing Washington for The Summer
Subscribe for THE TIMES Tie Morning
and Sunday Editions wiU be mailed TO you
for ttirty.tiue cents monas-the Morning,
Erening and Sunday Editions for Gtty. Ad-
dresses changed as often as desired.
The times., 1897-07-10

The Democratic members Of lie tariff
conference committee, with srant courtesy,
have been told to keep Out OF be way It'll
after the representatives of Mess,s. Hanna
and Reed haye discussed the matter in
The times., 1897-07-10
suicide nf a Rnral nragea,.

London July . Capt. Francis Yorke
McMahon OF the First Royal Dragons,
has committed suicide, by shooting him
self Financiai embarrassment was the
Cause Capt McsIahoa WAS the iarether
and heir presurnItive of Sir Horace Nc
Nahon, Bart
The times., 1897-07-10
Jabirb valley Railroas,s

Hazelfon. Pa. July 9--Ihe general store
house OF the Lehisb Valley Railroad Com
parry p Il pacierton was burned this Is,arn-
ing. Loss. s3gO,opp. The fire is be-
Iicved to have been of iEcend:ary oris-in.
The times., 1897-07-10
win Not Extend Dnrran = isepri.ey.

Sacramento, Cal, July 9.-The governor
stated today that he had daeidea not TO
take action in the matter OF extending he
reprieve of Theodore Durrant, whose ap-
peal is penting before the United Sta.es
Supi erne Court
The times., 1897-07-10
Girls
Summer Outfittings.

Girls Fine Dimity Lawn Shirt Waists,
detachable collar and cuffs
5Sc eacn. " r. sc.
The times., 1897-07-10
Fishing Tackle,
Sporting Goods, Toys, etc,

2-piece bamboo Rods Each 5000. $50
;s-is.ece bsl-1eo kOas- Each 25c and35e
3-rlsre Eaub0O Rods, with led band
Each -.-----.-..------.-.. 500
4-is----- .sFsu BalAhsO A-o.iS- cork hasa4.Ie
EotIA -. st.5e
1Ee Lest tBslIty Eloa4ng Bat Pals.
Each --------.--- .----.-S 80
25-f.sot Bsa.s-s-L Lies. al weights
fach 90
y : Ltte.s. F-sscE &c
Z,--yara "&itfI 81 lass Lines Eaeh-. z5c
bs5ss A.2s,>- EACH ss.1C
spoon bait Il 'zes- kfsa- ----.----- 100
pa H5pSs- i-eT tI1Z I5c
Nickel s-@8a- ss!Ia ellck- Zach. 20
- 1--'s4a ~ ts-- -----------. 1890 81 -
= lnis Ra Ss..s Each ..... &c
Toy sail boats Each..---..... sc
- Ia ts5is- Fer GET lOc
Boys Catcz-ss' AIi5tS EacA-- lee
The Hue Hill Box kIte. Each 90
S-batl tFts@et sets. Per set.---.... $50
Third floor
The times., 1897-07-10
Chiidren'S
Summer Underwear.

ChLcreu's Muslin Drawers, cluster of
tHcSS, worked bUt5OnhUles. Per TaiT.I2 10
ChHdTen's Musl Waists, with buttons,
good guanty. Each..-..-......I2I I-2o
thiidren Ideal Muslin W aIStS, WITH
double TOw o. buttons Oh Jape- Each. go
ChildIen's Cambria skirts, with waist,
cluster Of tucks. Deep hem. Each.-3So
thlidfea's \ainS5ok Skirts. EiUA waist,
deep heuu-StitCbcd hem EaCh...... 5t]O
Ghiidrea's MtEIiI towns, Hubbard St yIe,
Tuffle on meek aud sleeves Zach ....:.So
Second floor
The times., 1897-07-10

We fear that Mr.. B. II. Warner, Jr., Is
going to be the greater man Of the two.
wellingtons never know when they tre
beaten: and consulship in hand IS worth
many a Congress seat In the bush.
The times., 1897-07-10

Many modern Englishman dislike the
lines in the nation al anthem:
Confound their r0iitirs,
Frustrate their knaTiSh tricks,
On Thee our hopes we fix,
God save tho Green.
New York Tribune.
The times., 1897-07-10
swEATERs.

Boys Rugby Cotton Sweaters, Navy
Blue, Black and Maroon, worth 65c, for
Today, 39c.
Mems Navy Hue, Black and Maroon
Cotton Sweaters-special-
Today, 4Sc.
The times., 1897-07-10

Wool Trousers for knock-atout wear
Sizes to 10. An unusually gUod value
90 a p4lr.
The times., 1897-07-10

Do t.a,ys. Nothing eoal, b : more II, .ssllsh
The times., 1897-07-10
Saturday is Childrcn'S Day.
Exceptional Values Follow:

Wash Trousers, brown linen. blue deuim,
white duck and various other warm-wea-
tneT TaDrcS.
go and 90 pair.
The times., 1897-07-10

Straw Hats for little folks, all the new
shapes Sl.00 and Sis grades,
OSc eacu
The times., 1897-07-10
A NEW RAILROAD PROJECT

III health had made her despondent.
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JURY LIST.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
tS:h. judicial District Court, Parish Of
LafOurche.

DE 1T KNOWN AND REMEMBERED.
- That on this 18th day ~ the month Of
January, A. d.. 1897. pun slant to written no
ices issued by Char:rs }. Barker, Clerk of
Court of the 18th judicial District i'm and far
ina parish. ot Lafourc!:e, we, Henry Riviera.
torepf Al. L.etort. t.obrrt X. Mcbride and
John ), 81 y, jury commissioner duly oual.
iffed ann ewO~n In and Tor the parish Of "a
fourchs, La. met ut the Clerks Office ut ths
Court House Of said Parish in the town of
Its'lsadaux and in 0u,pany with Charles !.
6as--r. Clerk Of tho above named Court. *.
onclo Jury Commissioner for said Parrish.
legally qualified and sworn as such. then and
there ~ the presence of Frank A. L~exendre
and Philip \. Leg~slre. dis,nterhsted wit.
i1ases, tre~holaers residing in aaid Parish of
LAfourche, duly summoned tor that purpose.
proceeded to draw the Grand and Petit III.
rnfs Tor the March term. 1897, nf tho aforesaid
Court to DO began mt holden on the first
in said parish in 1hibodanx, La.
All legal requirements having been COM
piied with and all Law relating % Jury draw.
ing. aud esps cialiy Sertpn :: Vt Act No. % of
1870, OF tho General Ass ABLY of tine State uf
Lttllsiana, approved July 9th. 1896. We pro
car'ied IN the presence Of the above named
witnesses to uraw froln the General Vcn,re
BOX containing the names of three hundred
g"ou and competent men citizens and voters
and qualified jurors ut said Parish. the ua,nes
OF htty persons to- serve as grand and petit
jurors for the first week of the March term.
IoSt, OF SAID Court. comm ueing On Monday,
March LIST. last. the names being drawn
from said genera. yrnire bnx one at a time
oy Henry Riviera, one OF the jury commit.
sloneis, and are ~ follows. to-wit:
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Some of uar c"nfreres If the press
arr discussing aud criticising the jury
system. Some wen 60 SO far ae Co
call for its ab"liti"n altogether, though,
they do not make il clear what they
would substitute for il.
The jury system 10 all right, esteem.
cd friends the trouble lies with the
jurors. and that msAns, the people. IL
ia the people VII" need Imk:ng in the
ribs and chnrkins under The chin, met
aph"r rally. AZ ~ "a bring them Go u
realizing ,-use Ut their duty rs good
citiz~ns. They are called upon 10 act
az Jurors, I" sit AZ judges upon tho lite
liberty and property of tnei- f.liaw
men, and the jury system "a suc,, ns
they make it. Stir ~. the public con-
science educate the public upiui.u to
n proper ms OF Justice and equity
and Of the solemn duties Of ga,d cisi
zensliip; reiorm and elevate si,- iu,y
system as much NJ you can, hat ,i.n't
abolish it..
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lmifat1ez Fnrs.

After tbs f~urrier. chemist and dyer
have got through with the rabbit skin
it may be q sealskin, . sable. an otter,
a Siberian squirrel . mink. . nartsn,
a beaver or any other fashionable fur.
The transformation takes place in the
shops which sell felt to hatnaksrs, car.
pet weavers and felt manufacturers.
and Paris and London arc the principal
centers for this industry. " those cities
millions Of rabbit skins sre dressed and
treated. and the bogus furs are scnt out
TO robe men and women OF ~. asrtt Of
the world.
Rabbit skius arc not the 1aly neits
which are transformed into fprs that
bear the names Of animals living in ica
and snow. Monkeys fron, Africa and
South America lend their Aim. 70 rhe
furrier to be made into die raiu.uas.
Cats are skinned to supply the demand
for seaiskins and beaver. The shaggy
curis OF he Newfoundland .ax are, ,as.!e
into buffalo robes. aud the skins % fps
tailed squirrels are sold as limitations of
rare furs.
~ AsutC5 ILte fsJas, 3E.-..x-
tlon furs tEan aDy other country, and
millions Of tEem are sen, % ti,.ra %
line the nantes and robes II i-nndari.s.
Large Numbers % RABBIT AMI sat II !,
are treated and dyed in III, e3lutry.
but the French furrier iiq4 ~. credit u
producing the best limitations.
The furrier's trade IL ,,,.s /. .iaa.,hy
one. for the dust and shuit ha.rs which
are beaten oEt of tho skins III! III. lanxs
u has shorten the lives NJ many
workmen. This il Dct the c..se. ,.eyg-
ever, with American farriasa, for ma
chinery and improved appliances ns4d
IN this country and better vantiiatipn
serve 10 keep the air &C The s:,t..z,,,,. ~,
comparatively free from, the in.arions
dust. In making FIR c.yhiny niany
skins are sewed together. ai.d he
workman not only mugt have the skill
necessary 10 conceal the seams, bu. aust
be able TO perfectly n1at:i, the ~,o-c.,,
skIns.-Chicago RECORD.
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Sir Walter Raleigh. while ~esccrtins
Qreen Elizabeth down the muddy lna
which. like the upper part II Royal.
street in Mobile. served in lieu Il Il
paved thoroushfare. came to . pmld
mud and water which extended fiun
curb 10 cnrb. Ii was net bread, rw|
deep, but il was wet. So SIR Walw|
doiied bis velvet cloak and with II Eads|
= csuseway for The queen 10 cf,ssupoa
Delightful Sir Walterl He probably had
. full stock OF clcaks as homo. Never,
theless be established a record mad d.
serves credit fer IT,.
Up ia the Yazoo delta of Mixsissiepia
however. there lives q youngxulsn who
could give the Englishman cards. spad@
and little casino and win hands'ddwh
We do not know his name; bas heir.
habits Yazoo City. and his address c.
DO obtained on application 70 the post!
master Of that place. The story gces
that this young man, while acc0mpanyl
ing bis queen" from the circus, On.
countered a slough Of such properties
that it could not be crossed dry shoa
without the aid OF wings. Our hsro hsa
no wings nor yet velvet cloak. Id fact,
he did not even have IN 'overcoas. and
what is more, the young lsdy - ihsF
nodcSty datly refused TO lss him eOss
her acrcss the paddle. He was equal 10
the emergency. however. By lying fas
i'm tho dalnpness he made y foOtbfidgs
Of hii:' ~, and over this the fair 0ns
trippe>. - Lightly rs the gemsb6k oFsr
the Mattcrho9n.-Mcbilo Register
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Having placed the names vi the foregoing
thirty persons drawn az jurors for the second
week of said term of court in an envelope we
have sisned and sealed the same aud endors-
ed it for the week for which they were drawn
aud placed it in q box prepared Tor that pur.
pose ard known as the jury box on file in the
Clerks office.
After which we proceeded to draw from
the general venire box tbs names OF thirty
pei sons to serve as juiors tor the third week
OF said term of Court, commencing ON Mon.
day, March 18th, 1897, the nautes OF said thir.
ty persons being drawn from the box one at
a time by said henry kiyiere. one OF the jury
commissioners, and are as follows, to-wit:-
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A VALUABLE CHARr.-We ha'

A VALUABLE CHARr.-We have re-
ceived from the New Orleans Plea
yune its valuable chart of .Notable
Events Of 1896" The Picayune lias
been issuing these yearly cbronalogi.
cal tables since the year 1885, and
last year it compiled them into n PAM
phlet tor the decade from 1Ss3-lS94,
wich it retails at the low figure of -
cents.
For convenience Of reference this
compilation. and its animal time
charts, are very valuable; indeed, the
matter therein contained ia often nn-
attainable in any other form. except
from the often unreliable recollection
of persons who may have been con-
nected with the events therein hxira-
tod.
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Having placea the n .nses Of the foregoing
City persoi.s drawn az jurois for the first
week of said teru, Of Court IN an envelope
We have sealed and sign-d the same aud en-
dorsed it tor the week for which they were
drawn aud placed it in = box prepared for that
purpose aud known as the jury tox on file in
said Clerks Office.
After which we proceeded to draw from
the general venire hox the nance OF thirty
persons to serve as jurors for the second
week OF said term of Court, commencing on
Monday. March Sth, 1897. the names being
drawn from the box one at y tine by said
Henry kiyiere. one of the jury commissioners,
and are az follows, t0-wiL:-
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Cure for Headache.

Al a remedy for all forms Of Head
ache Electric Bitte,s has proved to I've
the very best. 1t elects q permanent
cure and the most dreadful habitual
sick headache yields to its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to pro-
cnre a bottle and give this remedy =
fair trial. In coses of habitual consti-
patton Electric Bitters cures by giving
the needed tone to the bowel, and few
eases long rests: the use of this medi-
cine. Try it once. Only fifty cents
at Thibodaux Drug Store.
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Mr.. L. J. Troscla,r was seen on our
streets last Tuesday and in converse
ton about the effect of the recent cold
snap on the stubble and plsut cane.
expressed the opinion that neither
would be affected to any extent. Mr..
Trosclair said that he had inspected
stubble in various parts of his field
and found that the freeze did not run
down the stubble mor than about
three quarters of Al inch, which. in In.
opinion, is not sufficient to cause any
appreciate Injury.
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Sangster. writing u woman
- oinf" workers. says, THE daily year
ana tear II nerves, temper and clott.tua
9. obligatory Office a~tteadancs csrpos -
Aosqusseiy stated .r paid fur in dt,,ars
ana cents. and therefore a woman mrxt
iose her profession over and above sinan.
c,ai gains and pursue il for ina own .si-.
!. sne would lind In it the reward. Of =
cAossn carssg."
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Par suite dune convention inter-
senue entire administration du
Journal des Debats ct celle de la
SENT1NELLE de Thibodaux, nous
ayons obtenu que nos lecteurs bene-
d~cieraleD. dune reduction de so
sous sur announcement d rEDITIoN
HEBDoMADAIRE du JoarnLa DIES
Debats. II leur sufira done de
detacherie bulletin ei-dessous ct de
nous fadresser pour que fabonne-
ment ne leur conte que $40 aa lieu
lie $500.
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PRIME a NONLECTEURS.

La plupart DIES grands j%ournaux
strangers publient une EDITION HEB
DoMADAIRE, destinee i tehir au
courant des evenements dc la semai.
ne ceux do leurs nationaux qui
sivent hors du pays; mails il n'exis-
TAFT jusqu'ici en- France aucune publ
cation similaire.
Le Journal des D6bats, don't on
counalt Ia vieille reputation ct lis
Transformation recente 81 hardie,-
c'est maintenant lie seul journal quo
cidien qui PARADISE deux fois, par
iour-le Journal des Debats went de
combler cette lacune en- creant une..
EDITION HEBDoMADA1RE.
Nos lecteurs apprec:eront Ia
valeur de cette publication. en- Sc
rappelant que lie Journal des Debats
eompte au nombre de SEES collabora-
tours les hommes qu,, dams lie monde
des lettres ct de la ~politique, occu-
pent lie premier rang en- France. Ii
nous suffira de otter les mons de MN.
Leon Say, Alexandra Dumas, Ludo-
vic Halevy, Greard, Ernest Lavisse,
K. Rouse, E. Melchior de Vogue,
Meilhac, B%runeti6re, de rAcademie
fransaise 2. ct A. Leroy-Beaulieu,
de Molinar,, Maspero, Bardoux,
8outmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris,
Perrot, L. Reyer, de l'Instltut; lie
professeur Grancher ct 10 docteur
Daremberg, de lAcademie de Mede-
cine +; Aynard, CharIes-Roux, Francis
Charmes, Paul Deschanel, Dietz,
Heurteau, Charles Malo, L. Weyl,
Harry Ais, C%hail!ey-Bert, Jules
uemaftre. Arvede Barine, Bonvalot,
C%hantavofne, Desjardlns, Faguet,
Fllon. Gebhart, A. Hallays, H. Hous-
save, A. Julien, A. Michel, Fl. de
barville, Raialovich, L. Rod, Guy
Tomel, etc.
L'EDlrIoN HEBDoMApAIRE On
yearnal des Debots reprodu,t les
articles les plus interesssnts parus
dams les deux editions du journal
quotidien ellie dome ainsi, outre dc
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-02-06

10 Lexington, Ky, there isa club
the youngest member Of which 10 80
years old. All the others are over 80.
The club meets regularly for purposes
of mutual improvements and social
pleasnre.-New Iberia Enterprise.
What is the membership, Bro. Law.
ton, and what the favorite ~pastimef