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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-30

At Latonia-Mr Brown, II to 5; Port
Wine. to 2: Ollie J.. 40 to /; Chappaqua,
to 1; Tuscarosa, 6 to 1; Sauber. 50 to l.
AT Empire City Track, New York-Mis-
tress 6 to /: Gen Mart Cory. to L; My
Addie. to 5: Hesper, to 2; Ralston. to
l: Lancewood, 20 TO J.
At st. Louis-Brightie B., Is to 5: Glen
how 10 to /; Watercrest, 90 to i; Alice
Turner. 4 to 5; Guide Rock, IL to 5; Judge
Steadman, to i.
At Lake Side Ind.-Sir Christopher. even;
Kenilworth. Z to 10; Aloha, III. IL TO 20;
The Unknown to s: Lennep. to 1; Sam
Lazarus, even.
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Chairman Hernly last night received a
dispatch from Senator NJ. A Hanna
SITTING that it will be impossible for him
10 come TO Indiana on Nov. 3. This was
the day Colonel Durbin wanted Senator
Hanna TO speak at Anderson and other
points. The senator will only be able TO All
the engagements he has in this State on
Wednesday of this week These are at
Goshen, South Bend, Warsaw and TT.
Wayne
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On next Monday afternoon the Repub-
licans have arranged for parade through
the principal streets of the city. 1t is to
be the last appearance of Colonel Clarks
Rough Riders, and every one who takes
part In the parade will have to be mounted.
Senator Beverage. Representative Over
street and Governor Mount will ride at the
head of the parade. All of those who are
not uniformed are expected TO ride in the
same division, and the drum corps and
bands will ride in tallyhos.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-30

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 29.-Coroner
Hugh Mccullough. who is under Indictment
for the murder OF George Owen. was in
dicted to-day on four counts, for mall
two undertaking firms in connection with
the burial OF unknown dead. the firms pay
ing him part of their charges for being
so favored Policeman Maurice Dooline
was indicted for placing a knife in Owens
yard. and afterward finding il. TO make
good McCulloughs plea of self-defense
The charge against Dooling names him as
an eccessory after the fact TO the murder
Of Owen
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LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. 2s-Under the
auspices of the Hayward Republican Club
OF the University of Nebraska President
Schurman. of Cornell University. Ithaca.
n. T., tonight addressed crowd of 600
college, students, professors and business
men; HIS speech was devoted largely to
the fnilppine question from the standpoint
OF experience. and defense of the adn,i,,N
istration from what he called the false
issue Of Imperialism. He referred also to
the prosperity OF the country and to the
siastic. S oii'nu-
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CHICAGO, Oct. 29.--The trustees of the
Chicago Ship and Drainage Canal to-day
took preliminary steps toward setting on
cago by connecting the Chicago an.
Calumet rivers with navfgable
channel. They repudiated the contract With
tie State Canal Commission TO maintain
channel. and notice has been served on the
commissioners that the Bridgeport pump
ing works Will be abandoned Nov u.
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Two We11-Known Germans, Of Jeffer-
sonvflIe, at the Same Time.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Oct. o.
George F. Horlander and Herman Neafe,
two OF the best known German residents
of this city. died last night. Mr.. Hor-
lander's death was very unexpected, and
was a great shock to his family and
friends. He retired last evening in ap-
parently the best of health but at o'clock
this morning his wife was awakened to
find her husband in the throes of death
Before a physician could be summoned he
was dead. Mr.. Neafe has been in Ill health
for some time. Both were born in Ger
many, but have lived in this city the great
er part Of their lives.
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wabash Boy Badly ManxIed.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Oct 29.-Clay, the eight
year-old son of Samuel Noftzger, North
Manchester. this county. had his right leg
practically torn off at the knee to-day.
The boy, with comrade. tried to jump
an express wagon, which was being driven
rapidly, and the Noftzger lad had his limb
caught in the wheel The entire lower
part of the leg was reduced to a pulp and
the limb was amputated above the knee
to save his life.
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MORE RAIN TO-DAY.
Probably Cooler I'm Northern Indiana
Fair Weather Tomorrow.
oct. 2s.-Forecast for

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
For Ohio-Rain and cooler on Tuesday.
Wednesday fair: fresh northerly winds.
For Indiana and ulinois-Rain on Tues
day, with cooler In northern portions.
Wednesday fair: fresh southeasterly winds,
becoming northeasterly.
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PARIS. Oct. 29.-According to the Matin.
the building OF the Spanish navy will be
intrusted to French builders. The Spanish
government, says the paper. has given an
order for eight ironclads of 1900 tons bur-
den each. four armored cruisers of 5000 tons
burden each, and 100 torpedo boats. The
order is to be executed within ten years"
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Catholic schools and
societies are to receive almost the hs, M
az estate of $1,000 left by John Gala CHER
whose will was filed in the Probate Cour,
to-day The largest beneficiaries are 81 :
hsnviile, and ST. Jostph's Providence r.
pnan Asylum. each OF which is to receive
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ALEXANDRIA. Ind, Oct. 29.-Gurley
Brewer, of Indianapolis. spoke to 200 coll
ored men here this evening. There was a
large torchlight procession prior to the
speaking. and the demonstration caused
more interest and enthusiasm than any,
thing which has taken place heretofore
during the campaign.
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CROWD AT ALLIANCE.
lCoNCLuDED FROM FIRST PAGEl

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
A. Douglas who held him in the most af-
fectionate regard. He is greatly esteemd
in Washington, both from his abilities and
his high personal character. He was OF
great service to the cause of sound money
in the campaign of 1896, and holds that
there is the same reason why patriotic
Democrats of the Douglas type should sup
port Mckinley now.
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J. o. Goddard. of Mancie. is at the Ebbitt.
George NJ. Allen remains In about the
same condition.
Rural free delivery service has been or
dered established at Milton Ind, Nov. /.
The postoff1ce at Big Spring, Boone
county. has been ordered discontinued from
Nov 10 next. Mail 70 JOiietyille.
The Postoffie Department has sfsnified it's
willingness that patrons OF rural delivery
routes out OF Charlottesville shall purchase
and letter box invented by the Craw-
louisville postmaster.
Although the Quartermaster's department
OF the army viii forward al Christians
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-30

The dates for M. M. Dunlap's meetings
for the remainder of the week are as fol-
lows: Shoals. Oct. 30: Danville Oct 81:
Montezuma, Nov. L; Logansport, Nov. g.
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c. +. r. wAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official.
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Detroit Journal.

my employer" observed the typist with
the crinkling golden hair. certainly has
hypnotic powerl Did you know. ] often
find myself writing almost precisely wna,
he dictates. and | don't misspell one wore
SELF
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MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. es-The total regis
tration of this city for 1900 is $3.50. of whom
l,eli are women. For 1896 the repistrat,or
was 1881. of whom l.102 were women
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The l.. g. Akin Club will be addressed
st Capital avenue and Merrill street, to-
night by DIR. Houssman. OF Chicago.
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Governor Mount will speak at Spencer to-
morrow. at Richmond Thursday at Car
thage on Friday and at Connersville Sat
urday.
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McNurney, an alleged shoplifter. is said
10 have maintained the resort. IL is be-
lieved the gang have associates in many
other large cities, and that the building
raided was the headquarters for thieves
who are working systematically In all parts
OF the United STATES.
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Boston Herald
Mr. Bryan's advice &c his friends 70 Fnt
their money into his campaign fund: ~
stead Of betting Il on tho election. = ~
the line OF prudence. but Il looks IKE ~
less waste IN either Gaze
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DEATH OF A PRINCE.
(CoNCLUDED. FROM FIRST PAGEl

rJ.D
rived in Trieste, Austria. Out of fifty
four members of the corps. thirty-six lived
in Chicago. Four were killed, three were
taken prisoners of war; three escaped from
prison and three are still missing.
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stops the Cough
and works on the Cold.

Ls1 8, E Bro Tablets cure
cents
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Bar. Their. RH- Wind. Pro. w'ther.
Z a m 1898 50 81 South 90 Cloudy.
Up. m..c.Ss 20 50 West Pt.Cldy.
Maximum temperature. n: minimum tenn
perature, 81.
Following is comparative statement Of
the mean temperature and total precipita-
ton for Oct. %:
Temp. Prec.
Normal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 10
Mean Observation-Disclosures. So II
kchdElutc ~ -Sl0
Departure since Oct. 1............s233 els
Departure since Jan. 1..........s3e0 -329
sPlus- c. +. r. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official
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and viii speak at night at the mass meet
ing 10 be held at Dana, the end OF the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-23
Wimberly Faction Turned Down.

The Philadelphia Convention has
turned down the Wimberly faction
completely, and now Warmoth holds
the whip handle. He made the fight
for the sugar planter element of the
Republican party in the State and
won, turning what seemed at one
time certain defeat into signal victory.
He is now the recognized leader of
that faction and it may be set down
for certainty. that he will rule it or
ruin it. No one who knows the his.
tory Of the past political course of the
Master Of Magnolia can have any
doubt on this point
Mr.. Lewis 8. Clark, of St Mary,
has been made National Committee
man from Louisiana vice A. T.. Win.
terIy, so that the sugar planter fac
ton has now all that it has been con
.ending for-recoguition at the hands
Of the National Republican party.
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SIS, 900, divided into 300 shares of
$50. The Bank numbers amoug its
stockholders most Of the substantial
business people Of Lockport and
vicinity, and it's nrst board of direc
tors, composed of Charles 8. Mathews,
president, JOS. T. Badeaux, vice.
president E. F. Dickinson, E. A.
Delaune, Eugene Constantln, jules
Bragard, G. D. Barrios, A. j. Price,
U. A. Bourg, Thos. J. Foret and
Dominic Haraug, IS a pledge that the
new institution will be properly start
ed on its busia1ss missioAs
The Bank6 Lockport - . good
field in which to operate and there is
every reason to predict its sue cess.
1t will prove q great oouys6,sace to
the people Of its section, who we're
deprived Of all banking facilities, and
will help to develop the resources of
that country.
The SENTINEL wishes the promo.
ters of the new venture q full mea.
sure Of success.
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"Here's daisy" shouted the bag.
gage smasher gleefuIly, as his eyes
gloated on . big handsome trunk
that must be removed from the car.
"Get onto my curves when I hustle
it. I'll bet any money that I can
turn it three aerial sOmersaults, land
it on the upper front corner, left
hand end, and knock the lid off.
Oh, Its just my size,' and he squared
himself that he might give another
evidence of the prowess that induced
all the smashers 10 call him chief.
II was q handsome trunk with
loose light canvas cover and fair
leather straps but the baggage
wrecker loves a shining mark. The
meek and melancholy looking man,
with a check in his hand. looked and
heard, but made no sign. The man in
the car seized the trunk with the hug
of q bear, bnt dropped as though it
we're aire, and swore like pirate on
q toot. His hands and chest were
pierced as though with a myriad Of
needles, aud he danced about in an
ecstacy of wrath. In bis anger he
swore that as soon as he could get
an Ak he would make splnters of the
trunk and hash of its cOutents.
Furthermore, he would hunt down
the owner and shoot him full of holes
on sight. The melancholy man took
a notebook and made an entry.
Then he entered the car, rolled the
trunk to the door and let 1t down
gently to the platform "You're the
1O4th," he said, dispa ssionatelv, as
be referred to bis notebook. "when
we went on our wedding trip our
whole outfit was reduced to junk by
men like you. Since that I carry q
trunk like this; sharpened tacks
under the cover, business end out.
Handle it properly, and all is we'll
Try to smash it and you are spiked
I call It my revenge baggage
and the Dig rough expressmar
was the next victim.-Detr0it Free
Press
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The interesting and imposing cere
mony of laying the corner stone of the
Southwestern Louisiana Industrial
Institute at Lafayette, Louisiana,
took place on Thursday. The SEN
rINEL acknowledges the receipt oi
the managers invitation to be pre-
sent, and regrets that it could mol
avail itself of the opportunity.
The ceremonies were varied and
interesting as may be seen from the
following programme:
PROGRAMME.
4:30 o'clock p. q.
Firemen's Parade and Flower Parade.
6 o'clock p. m.
Laying of Corner Stone.
Chorus-My Country, It's of Thee.
Laying Of Corner
StOne-Hon. Robert Martin
Star Spangled Banner-Band.
Invocation Right Rev. Bishop Rouxel
Hymn-Lead, Kindly Light.
Acknowledgment
on behalf of the State-His
Excellency Gov. W. W Heard
Acknowledgement
on behalf of the Industrial In
stitute-Pres,dent Il. L. Stephens
Acknowledgment on
behalf of Southwestern Loui..
siana-Hon. Murphy }. Foster
Comet Solo.
Acknowledgment on behalf
Of Lafayette-Crow Girard, ESQ.
Address Industrial Educa-
tion-COL Arthur T. Prescott
Chorus.
Dixie-Band.
9 o'clock p. m.
Banquet:
Complimentary to the Governor and
to the Visiting Committee from
the General Assembly.
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Mckinley and Roosevelt.

The Philadelphia Convention has
re nominated President Mckinley for
tie presidency and given him Gov.
Theodore Roosevelt of New York %
a running mate.
Senator Hanna and his followers
worked hard to keep Roosevelt of
the ticket, and to nominate Secretary
Of the Navy Long for second place,
but they could not stem the popular
tide IN favor Of the New Yorker, and
bad to take him. Roosevelt was the
most popular man before the conveu
ton. his popularity throwing even
Mckinley in the shade.
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Spanish Proverbs.

Whoever says Spain says every.
thing. If God were not God He
would make Himself King of Spain
with the King of France for his cook.
Abstract from a Spaniard all his
good qualities and there remqins q
Portuguese.
A true gentleman would rather
have bis clothes torn than meuded.
He who sings frightens away ills.
Where there is music there is no
harm.
Whittier goest thou, misfortune2 To
where there is more.
II l had lost the ring, yet the fin.
gers are still here.
All SORROWS are bearable If there is
bread.
He who takes the wrong road must
make his journey twice over.
The fault ls as great as he who
commits it.
The little birds have God for their
caterer.
Do not rejoice at my grief, for when
mine is old yours will be new.
That which the fool does in the
end the wise man does at the be.
ginning.
He is q fool who thinks that an
other does not think.
By the street Of By-ani By one
arrives at the house of Never.
A fool, unless he knows Latin, is
never q great fool.
He who sOws thorns must not 20
barefoot.
II you want to know what . ducat
10 worth try to borrow one.
He who has no voice in the valley
will have none in the countil.
The wolf loses his teeth, but not
his inclinations Current Literature.
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Il Isn't the Thing You Do, Dssl

1t isn't the thing you do, dear,
It's the thing you leave undone.
That gives you a bit of heartache
At the setting Of the sun.
The teuder word forgotten,
The letter you did not write,
The flower you did not send, dear,
Are your haunting ghosts at night
The stone you might have lifted
Out of brothers way;
The bit of heartsome counsel
You were hurried too much to say;
The loving touch of the hand. dear,
The gentle, winning tone,
Which you had no time nor thought
With troubles enough of your own.
For life is all too short, dear,
And SORROW is too great
To suffer our slow compassion,
That t.rrles until too late;
And it isn't the thing you do, deal.
It's the thing you leave undone,
Which gives you q bit of heartache
At tue setting Of the sun.
Margaret Elizabeth Sangster
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largest hotel in the berg Not newly
furnished throughout. No free bus
to trains. Not the best grub the
market affords. But simply clean
beds and something good to eat.
TOothpicks and ice'watcr thrown in.
Try us! Pap us! And if not satisfied
keep mum. Our city is compose
Mostly Of hogs, dlggers, merchants
and lawyers.
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Suicide.

Ayoung man aged about 20 years,
named Frank alias Buddy Bergeron,
committed suiciie by shooting HIM
self through the head last Tuesday
during the night. He got up and
wert out into the yard and sitting
down deliberately shot himself. He
had been married but few days to a
Miss Oncal, and it is supposed that
he committed the rash deed in a fit OF
temporary insanity.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The klad You Have Aluiys Dssght
s':s::.': s::s: n: .. &<ZzE;<
Killed Dy Lightning.

During thunder storm last Mon.
day afternoon lightning struck cab
IN in the negro quarters on the White
plantation and killed one negro man
and stunned three others. The men
were all out on the gallery at the
time. The men who were stunned
had 40 recollection whatever of what
happened when they came to few
minutes after the stroke.
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80 >IM Kind You Haw Aiwap Bouett
''s:;:'" !: ZzAZzsZs<
You Run No Risk.
You Run No Risk.

Did you know that you could buy
a pair of "Regent" shoes. with a
guarantee, that they will wear well !!
The Regent factory are so we'll salts
fed that their shoe is the very pest
obtainable for the money that they
instruct us to replace every pair that
fails to give good wear. So yeo see'
YOU should not hesitate to try pair
All styles, all feathers, one price
$3.50. Charles A. Badeaux prop. OF
The Racket Store, sole agent.
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Crowded Out.

An interesting COMMUNICATION re.
lating to the closing Of Bayou La
fourche, from a valued correspondent
signing Left Bank, has been crowded
out of this but will appear in our nezS
issue.
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A Grand Fair In Dieht.

We have been requested to an
nounce that the Thibodaux Fire
Company No. 1. will give a grand
fair for its benefit on the Opers
House grounds on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, September 8, 9 and TO-
1900.
Fuller announcement will he made
in the near future.
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Results Of the Fair.

The convent fair was considerably
interfered with by Mondays heavy
rain which broke it up for that day.
Notwithstanding this serious draw.
back the fair brought the goodly sum
of twelve hundred and some odd dol
lars, which, after expenses paid, will
net q good amount.
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Notice is hereby given that the
Thibodaux Oyster Packing and Ice
Co. Limited will apply to tile General
Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana
for an appropriation to reimburse
said Company for state taxes erro'
neously assessed against, and collect
ed II ON said Company by the State
Tax Collector of the Parish of La
fourche, for the year 1899.
THOMAS A. BADEAUX,
President Of the ThibOdaux Oyster
Packing and Ice Co. Limited.
Thibodaux, La. June 9th. 1900. 46
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Vsbsters Won.

The Websters baseball club played
an interesting game Of ball with the
Unions, of Lockport, last Sunday at
Tetreau's Park. 1t vas . hotly con
tested game from start to finish, the
Websters coming out victorious by .
score of IL to IL.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-23

A restaurant keeper in the Jelico
aud Coal Creek country Of Kentucky
has q business card worded as follows:
twenty-five cents an eat and
twenty-five cents . sleep. The Ed
wards house, P. NJ. Edwards, pro.
trietor, Coal Creek, Tenn directly
opposite the railroad depot Not the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-23

A smokestack of the sugar house
on tue White plantation was blown
down during last Mondays rain and
wind storm, which was more severe
IN that section than elsewhere in tie
parish.
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We return our thanks to Master
Webster Bollinger, q young cadet
from this parish at the Louisiana
State University for an invitation to
attend the commencement exercises
of tina: well known State institution
extending from June 22nd to 9th.
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The Bank Of Lockport.

We publish in this issue the char.
ter of this bank, adopted on the 9th
inst. by notarial act passed before
Albert j. Lasseigne, notary at Race
land.
The capital stock is fixed at
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Bethan
court. of Houma, paid our city q
brief visit the beginning of the week,
they were the guests of Mrs. BIS. faith
er, Mr.. Ozeme Naquin, of St. Philip
street.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-23

Mr.. j. Noel Lefort, q merchsnt
and prominent citizen of Leeville, 10
this parish, died about fifteen days
ago, leaving a wife and eleven chill.
dren to mourn his uutimeIy demise,
for he was in the prime Of his life.
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"Stable" Government.

Shall we infer from the Cuban
postal fraud exposures that in his
repeated promises Of stable govern
mant for Cuba Mr.. Mckinley has
meant Augcan stable government?
The Public
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-06-23

no THE DEAF.-A rich lady, cured OF her
Deafness and Noises In the Head by DR.
$4,000 to his Institute, so that deaf people
unable to procure the Ear Drums may have
them free. Address No. l036 The Nicholson
Institute, $50, Eighth Avenue, New York.
Civ