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PERSONALS.
Hon. NJ Dshnaa ia in town.

Hon. NJ DsMnas is' in town.
Mr. X. j. Braud lett Yesterday fs
Donaldsonville.
Nr.'John Seely after a long illness.
IS now doing better.
Miss Emeline Naquin made a trim to
the Crescent City this week.
We We're pleased to see Mr.. Frank
Allan OF N. o. on last Sunday.
Miss Olive Mcbride made a short
visit to New Orleans, this week.
Mrs. John Illsley of New Orleans.
IS visiting her daughter Mrs. A. JOLIET.
MIR Sylvere Bourg Of Loekport wa.
a visitor to our town on last Wednes-
day.
L. F. SutI"n, esq, Of Houma, was
r last Wednesday IN attendance on
court.
Rev. Father Ravoir made Il trip to
Houma on last Saturday and returned
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Theo. Rergeron re-
turned from New Orleans on last
Saturday.
Mr.. W. B. Ratcliff of Napoleonyille
was the guest of Judge L. Beattie on
last Sunday.
Miss Alma Munson and Mr.. Jos.
Dasplt OF Houma. visited the family
OF DR. Dansereau this week.
Mr. and Mrs J. Mistrot and dauch-
ter of Bryan Texas, are visiting the
family of MI. Scudday Levron.
Mr.. Marcellin Richard a substantial
citizens of Lafourche Crossing was
seen gu our streets last Wednesday.
Mr., Joseph NJ. Lefort, u prominent
merchant of Lafourche Crossing paid
us an. agreeable visit one day last
week,
Messrs. Emile Lefort and Deyillier
Delaune, two prominent gentlemen of
u town have gone on a trip to
Springs.
Miss Mary Oschward after one
month S stay in New Orleans, returned
home last Thursday. to the delight
of her many friends.
Mr.. Felix A. AycOek. ~ prominen,
member of the police jury Of Terre-
bonnie. and Gen. N. w. Whitehead
Visited our town last Tuesday.
Mr.. Jules Bernhard accompanied b,
his daughter Mrs. H. Carmouch,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Bernhard OF
last Saturday and returned to hi
home in Napoleonville on last Tues
day.
Misses Lea. Aida and $500. Ma
quin and MIR. Elsie ComeanX Q
Houma visited the family of Mr. G
!, Naquin on last Sunday and returne
same day accompanied by Miss Berth
Naquin.
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Our venerable townsman, Mr. Henry
Hoffman,, has shown our scribe what
may be deemed for this latitude a
natural curiosity IN the vegetable
kingdom. He has on his premises on
St. Philip street, two fine pineapple
plauts, allowing signs of vigorous life
each with a we'll developed pineapple
with every prospect Of attaining matu-
rity. One of the apples is already
halt the size of the full grown fruit,
and the otle about one quarter the
size.
The plants which are five years old
were raised in II dollhouse b1ilt against
a chimney on the south side of the
house, where they have withstood the
coldest weather we have experienced
during the period of their existence.
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SPECIAL OFFER

s,.;gtcte ner torn Subscribers uho
81 h. disposed 10 pay the full price
~;ntion at one time. ace TiU send
spyTIyEL to any ne,r subscriber
i, corporate limits. for TWENTY
|gsTs a month, payable in adroace.
81 rho uish to take advantage Of
l. sbo,dd call or write at once.
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Mr. H. w. Frost has contracted tn
nj, if, indeed. the sale has not already
stn passed. the Protector Hall build
n or Jackson Street. into the lower
sasy Of which he will move his iar-
Nss business. now carried on in the
afefe build ne on til same street.
The sale was made subject to our
siae Of the second story, or hall,
sAeh We will occupy soon, as an
Nuaeed elsewhere.
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Dur handsome young assessor, MI.
"a. Delaune. took in the town last
sek IN his assessing tour. We learned
saa him that he has made satisfac-
lRy progress in his work of assessing.
A. already published lie will be at the
'part house all of this coming week to
asgsler voters. 1t is useless to remind
|all'shs ct the great necessity OF re.ia-
kiiIg, 1t they wlsh 10 preserve the
asht Of Voting. At the coming cleo
seaa. the old registration will be
srthless.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

One Dark yellow Horse about l3t hands
h;oI, white forehead. black name and tail.
lie owner can secure same by identifying
property and paying ail costs OF advertising
ami keeping. otherwise the horse VIII De sold
=" ~ C.. A. ENGERRAN,
p md Ward Parish of Lafourehe.
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The mlice jury at its last session
Hpnside ed the action taken at It's
pnsieus session upon the application
dsitizsns for a bridge across the canal
syena the railroad. and decided to
build d bridge at the desired point.
Ihsre is. therefore, a prospect of hav-
as som a bridge across the canal IN
|hat at Mr.. G. p. Shayei's residence.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
If you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever. be made well, strong. magnetic,
full Of new life and yigor, take No-To-Bac,
the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400, 900 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, SOC or
$l.O0. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
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Pop! Pop.

With returning spring the people
want a refreshing summer beverage.
sncil a delicious Article as Polmer
Bros. put up at their celebrated Pop
Factory in this own
The factory il nov in full blast and
polmer Bros. are ready To fill all or
ders.
Address PoIaer Bros. Thibodaux
la.
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Father Dubourg made the formal
a%aopaeement last Sunday of the
lssiou Of which we have made men
20 acme iitme ago. and which will
" fifteen days beginning on Passion
ssadsy.
There will be aermuns preached
Aeea day Ivy celebrated Domini-
sas; French in the morning and
a,sAeA and English at night.
lale' y No will give the exact time
ate services.
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I, voung friend, Louis Blum, the
j. ;,.orapce man, has again placed
..asr ALLEGATION for u beautiful
= oflthe New-York Newsletter,
;steresting publication.
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: BUSINESS MENTION.

H~eneeforth, local transient advertisers
may make their wants known and advertise
their business through this column at very
reasonable rates.
Matter can be changed weekly il desired.
Our object is to help our home people, by
IN conraging local advertising.
Call or write for terms.
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Jastiee Of the Peace n. T. Bourg
.,iur resigned, his father Mr.. j. NJ.
NM was appointee by the Governor
4 1.-The vacancy. The new Justice
ssli6sd last Saturday and at once
..,.,.d upou the duties of office.
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Il, will be a month of amusement
\, people if nothing happens TO
4 III situation. Already an exc1r-
!. IA New Orleans ia announced Tor
se 2rd, and a grand fair for thel5th,
M snd nth.
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Henry Bell, alias Mobiles. has been
arrested in Wood County, Tex, under
an indictment for the murder nf Joseph
N-ovitte, u peddler, in 1898, in tho
parish of Natchitoches.
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If. and Mrs. C. p. Shaver and chill
Mr.. and Mrs. P L. Brand aud
saareu and Mr.. and Mrss Earle kno-
went out to GraUd Bayon last
on n fsh-fry. Rumor has II
ii they had a splendid time catch
il uayfsh and frying-chirken. The
h had too much sense to bite.
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A6RaNn FAIR will be given for tho
@asnt OF "The Father Menard Monu-
ssus land' IN Saturday. Sunday and
gssuaas. 'he 18th, 10Th and 18th of
= next. in the grove in front Of tho
sss0sters of ST Jnsrph's Church.
~ IS the decision which the execu-
! COMMITTEES has reached. after ma
atiiheta,ion The prnprr an
sAsfhiHht ey mtSteis aud otherwise
sven he iaahr aud We shall have
!" NY en ,tri. sal.icct m the near
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r., .oept will soon make a tour OF
y AVN and parish to solicit tor the
.s,yr, ana ne trust he Will meet
|'sh ! cordial reception from onr e.
Is, and come substantial recogni-
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For Sale.

One Diebold Combination Lock Iron Safe,
One Paragon" Paper Cutter and one Perfo-
rStor,
Apply te this office or to
JUDGE l.. p. CAILLOUET,
Thibodaux. La.
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4. members of the Shreveport bar
y Instice n. C. Blanchard a fare
H Ssuouet last Tuesday night.
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to Rice Planters.

IL RICE PLANTERS WANTING CDAI.
4 will send their orders from now mp to
tiie ,st az April, l will deliver to any land
ing 1000 barrels or more. but not less.
Address EORtfE DIOSNE,
Thibodaux. La.
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oPECIAL NOTICE.-BY REQUEST
~ the time for the COMETS "word
contest" has been extended. 1t will
now positively close April 20tiI. so
send along your lists.
JOHN b. TAYLOR.
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President Mckinley has given n
reception To the newspaper correspon-
dents, aud we may now look for II lit
tie taffy in letters sent u from the
capiral.
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NOTICE.,

having claims against the sue.
= j Flsnss,s :, RAJ r :1n, %nsi p sabe w,.'
Is 'a.or. or to Thomas A. Badeaux, at
4 sajd succession.
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.,t., VAS a bit cooIish weather we
\ lsst Wednesday and Thursday,
tritf How was your garden
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Read the eRacket Store" ad. in an
other column and learn how to save
money.
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A hail storm swept through Grand
Coteau, La, last Tuesday, and Is re-
ported as having done considerable
damage.
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CAsCARETs stimulate livel, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken
or grippe.
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~--.lasouyillp has "a Board of
IL.
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1000 Gallons Cistcrn SIS. 1870 Gallons, so
4, .,iggs& Bros. 60 Perdido st. New Orleans
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
In a good bank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am.
cunt will open u accoun BaDk
Of ThibOdaux.
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Save your cOpp-rs I" spend at tue
"RackeL': three will bny a spool OF
thread. just think of it,
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Misses Lea. Aida and $3.50. Ma
quin and Mr.. Elsie ComeanX OF
Houma visited the family of Mr. o.
Naquin on last Sunday and returned
same day accompanied by Miss Bertha
Naquin.
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Evening star., 1897-12-03
WESTERN ARMY POSTS.
Assistant Secretary MeikIejOhn Talks
of His Recent Tour.


Assistant Secretary Meikiejohn of the
War Department talked with Star report
or today in regard to his recent tour of
inspection of western military posts, eX-
tending to the Pacific coast, and embracing
twenty states and territories. He said that
most excellent conditions were found to
prevail at all army posts visited, with one
exception, and that has been abandoned
since his inspection. He was enthusiastic
in praise of the officers and men, and
doubts if their equal exists in any foreign
army He says the superb discipline and
military spirit everywhere conspicuous re-
fleet great credit upon General Miles, VINO,
as commanding general of the army, Is re-
sponsible for its military control.
Mr. Meiklejohn made thorough inspec-
ton of the high-power guns and mortar
batteries at the Preside Of San Francisco.
He is strongly impressed with the wisdom
of the recommendation OF the secretary OF
War, in his annual report, for an additional
force Of artillerymen to care for and han
die the guns belonging to our fortihcations
and seacoaSt defenseS.
Secretary Alger, he said, put the whole
thing in a nutshell when he said that a
visit to any Of these batteries must con-
vince any practical mind of the necessity
for immediate action in this matter.
In speaking of his chief, Mr.. Meiklejohn
said that Secretary Alger's military expert
ence and business capacity were being feit
in his administration of the war office,
where, in his conduct of public affairs. ne
exercises that sagacity and good judgment
to which his success In private life has
been due. He says that the policies of Sec
retary Alger are liberal and broad-gauged,
without being extravagant. and that in the
measures inaugurated by him he is prac-
ticing economy without being parsimonious
During his absence of about six weeks
Mr. Meiklejohn sought in all possible ways
TO ascertain the condition of business
throughout the country. He Is optimistic
in his views on the subject. and says there
cannot be the slightest doubt that we have
already er tered upon a period of great
national prosDerity.
Evening star., 1897-12-03
Expressions of Senators and Repre-
sentatives Now Here.
The PROBABLE WORK OF CONGRESS
Hawaiian Treaty and the Cuban
Question Most Discussed.
USINESS CONDITIONS

Representative Curtis Of Kansas, who has
jrst arrived here, brings a glowing report
OF the prosperous condition of affairs In
his state. He says there is increased ac-
tivity In every branch of work in the
state; that many millions of dollars Of
mortgages have been paid off during the
year, and that with another such year in
debtedness in the state of Kansas will be
almost wiped out Discussing the outlook
in Congress. Mr.. Curtis says he believes
there is TO doubt Of the ratification Of the
Hawaiian annexation treaty.
"As to Cuba. am In favor of the Senate
resolution" he said, but believe the men
of the party should act In accord with
the administration. The republicans
should work in harmony with the Presi-
dent, and II he states that circumstances
do not warrant interference of this govern
nent at this time, stated in the forecast
OF the message Published yesterday, then
they should sustain him in this position and
give Spain further time to demonstrate
the workings of her new scheme Of auton-
omy.
1T will be mere waste of time for the
House to take up the currency question 1t
Will be needless disturbance of business
cCGditloilS, for every one knows the atti-
tude OF the Senate and the difference of
views between the Senate and House makes
the agitation of the subject worse than
useless"
Senator Berry's Views,
Senator Berry of Arkansas arrived here
yesterday afternoon and has taken up his
Old quarters at the Metropolitan Hotel Mr.
Berry has spent the recess at his home in
Arkansas. with the exception of a month,
which was occupied in inspecting the Mis-
sissippi river as member of the Senate
committee, which was required at the last
nd
cluons and needs of this waterway The
committee expected to go over the entire
length OF the river, but yellow fever in the
south caused them to end their investiga-
tons at st. Louis. They went from St
Louis to the headwaters of the Mississippi
making the trip in October. Senators Mel
son, chairman; Gallinger, Mcbride and
Berry composed the party.
Busincss Conditions in .Arknnsas
When asked regarding the business con-
ditions of mis- state Mr. Berry replied
DO not ask me to talk about that. We
nave had very good cotton crops, but cot
ton is selling for Az cents pound, which
Is less than the cost of raising it. There is
no prosperity in such a condition"
vi the condition Of the state in pOlitical
matters, he said:
The state is for Bryan and silver. The
people OF Arkansas are as strong for sill
yer as tney have ever been, and EXPECT
tc De SO until they get bimetallism. / do
not suppose any one expected the commits
sion that went abroad to confer with other
governments regarding the opening of the
mlnts to silver to accomplish anythiny
certainly die not. Independent free coin
age is the only thing we can look for We
must establish bimetallism ourselves and
not ask other people to do it for u.s..
Evening star., 1897-12-03
GEN. PANDO NOT DEAD.
DR.. CongOsto Wires a Denial of The
Report.


Report.
minister Dupuy De LONE has received a
cable dispatch from Dr. Congosto, the Sec
retary general of Cuba, stating that the
reports of the death of Gen. Pando conf
If ander of the Spanish forces in the field.
are false; that Gen. Pando is in excellent
health and is striking some decisive blows
against the insurgents.
This statement disposes of a rumor,
which, If 1t had proved to be true would
have been of serious consequence to the
Spanish forces, as Gen. Pando is second
only to Gen. Blanco, and is directing all
held operations. while Blanco remains at
Havana inauguratfng the new political sys-
TEN which has been adopted for the island.
Information was received here today from
Havana that the organ of the autonomist
party of the island, Ell Pals, had issued
Cuban autonomists, that they were salts
fled with the plan of Cuban autonomy now
extended to Cuba as a realization of the
policy they had urged from the beginning
OF the century, expressing the. greatest
hopes in the new regime, and declaring that
with the fulfillment of all the aspirations
of the Cuban people there remains no fur
ther reason for continuing the fight in the
field. The statement closes with a patri-
otic appeal to the men in arms to return to
the peaceful homes of their regenerated
fatherand.
This declaration from the autonomistS of
Cuba is said to be an important feature In
the present situation, as the success Of the
autonomy plan granted by Spain is de-
pendent largely on the attitude of the
Cuban autonomists.
Evening star., 1897-12-03
BENTON AND BLAIR.
Ex-GOv. Fletcher an Ardent AdmireI
of Both the Mfssourians.

Gen. Thos. C. Fletcher ex-governor of
Missouri who is now in Washington when
seen by a Star reporter today was rejoic-
ing in the delivery of the statues of Benton
and Blair at the Capitol He is a great ad-
mirer of "Old Bullion" knew him in the
days OF his power, and calls him "the
great Missourian."
Gov. Fletcher said: I'm my last message
as governor to the legislature I urged the
appropriation for the Benton statue, and
at every session of the legislature since
that time have appealed to the leading
members to make the appropriation"
He is fond of recounting interesting anac-
dotes of Benton, and ranks him not the
least among four very great men, the others
being Webster. Clay and Calhoun. He was
a devoted follower Of Benton from his boy
hood up. Gov. Fletcher Is full of recollec-
tions of Benton in the days when he did
tattle against the intolerant pro-slavery
democracy in Missouri
Blair too, was Gov. Fletcher's intimate
and loved friend; fought by his side and
followed him is leader in the early
days of the free soil and republican par
ties, ard was the senior colonel of Blair's
celebrated brigade, raised by special per-
mission and order of President Lincoln, and
served with him in the Army Of the Ten
nessee. There is no limit to his admiration
for the character of both Benton and
Blair.
Gov. Fletcher said: There is statue Of
Benton in Lafayette Park at st. Louis,
but 1t Is SO unsuggestive of old Bullion
that I always choose another path SO as
to avoid passing II. There Is also statue
OF Blair in Forest Park at St. Louis. 1t
is better. in fact. reminds one of Frank in
the days when he made the hills and the
valleys of Missouri resound with his brave
utterances.'
The statues are the work of Sculptor
| Alexander Doyle OF New York and are
| the gifts of the state of Missouri.
Evening star., 1897-12-03
ARMY AND NAVY.
matters OF Interest to Both Brancbes
of the United Service,

Matters Of Interest to Both Branches
OF the United Service.
The order which relieves Additional sec-
ond Lieutenant Thomas Q. Ashburn. 25th
infantry, from temporary duty with Com
rany G Of the 25th Infantry at Fort Custer
Montana, and orders him to duty with
Company A, 25th Infantry, has been re-
voked.
The unexpired leave of Lieutenant H
Hines has been revoked and he is ordered
to the branch photographic office at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Passed Assistant Paymaster T. H. Hicks
has been ordered to the New York navy
yard as assistant storekeeper
Paymaster T. Q. Benton of the navy is
at 1435 X street. 40
Lieutenant Alex. T. Dean. 4th Cavalry
Is at 1875 street on leave of absence
The Navy Department has been notified
OF the arrival of the gunboat Petrel at
Annoy, and of the departure of the coast
defense vessel Monterey from Mare Island
FOR San Diego.
The Navy Department has sent orders to
the U. s. s. Alert now at San Francisco To
proceed to Brito. Nicaragua. This place is
az the western terminus of the proposed
Nicaragua canal, and the vessel will he
Kept there In readiness to cooperate with
the canal commission, which is about to
start for Greytown. the eastern terminus
In few days on the gunboat Newport.