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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1904-10-22
pRoPos De sAIs0N.

Lautomne nous fait golter. cette
semaine, ses premieres caarsses. toutes
douces apres lie chaud etc quill Went de
remplacer. Tn moment. chacun await
espere. mercredi. que la pluie tant desi-
rec allait enffn venir. car le ciel s'etait
rembruni ct dies nuees y fottaient, ce
qui ne s'etait WI depuis longtemps.
Mais dams La mutt un vent frais tout
chasse ct If sn est resulte un refroidisse-
ment sensible de la temperature. On
grelottait ieufi matin ct hier matin
aussi. Eft lie eiel est redevenu pur ct
hmpide, ct la question de La pluie est
remise indefininent, eft feau devient
rare, les puts Sc tarissent, ct la poussie-
s'epaissit de plus en- plus sur les routes
ct Sc souleYe en- b-ouinard sous lie pas
sage des vehicules, ct les legumes d'hi-
yer, faute de pouvoir etre plantes, man
queront alors qu'ils seraient dun s
grand secours aux families.
Car la question de lalimentation de
Went un probleme de plus en- plus diff
cile a resoudre Avec lie cholera det
poules, les BASES conrs sont neghgees
on decimees avec rirregularite des
pluies, les jardins sont le plus souven1
i'm )roductifs !; la viande de boucherie est
rare ct de qualite inferieure. Les epi
ceries. seule source dapprovisionnement
n'offrant pas toujours lie necessaire. e'
le prix des denrees est souvent tres
6ieve.
Cette temperature seehe ct froide EST
id6ale, toutefois, pour les roulaisons qui
viennent de eomnencer sur diverses ha.
bitations. E.le aidera mt1rir la came
qui est encore verte, cause du retard
du debut de la roulaison sur plusieurs
habitationsf ce enlargement de tempe
rature lui fera du bien. On ne peut
s'attendre des maintenant, toutefois, q
des resultats favorables.
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lie Bonheur d'6tre Belle.

Sill est un sujet, toujours actuel, tou-
jours palpitant, c'est la beaute reelle
ou illusoire, s'imposant Elaboration.
II existe, a ce propos, une foule d'his-
torres pour ct eontre la these qui pre-
tend que la beaute est inefficace pro-
duire ramour.
En- yoici nne qui est "pour".
On entretenait un roi de Perse DIES
amodrs de I.clie ct Megnoun. II fut
curieux de voir Get amant 81 parfait ct
lui demanda sill etait vrai quill aimat
81 eperdument sa maftresse.
lie jeune homme lui dit: IL faut la
voir, pour conprendre quel point je
Faime"
On la fit venir ct Pom Wit une femme
maigre ct laide.
comment! dit lie roi, VOLTA Pobjet
de tant d'ardeur? La derniere esclave
de mon serial est plus jolie que cette
femme.
-Eh bien, repondit Megnoun, jugez
81 je Paine, puisqu'elle est aussi belle
a mes yeux qu'elle est laide aux votres
Voyons, maintenant, un episode a
conclusion toute contraire.
La refine Olympias, informee que
Philippe de Macedoine await une pas
sion tendre ct secrete pour une femme
de Thessalie, resolut de la sacrifier sa
vengeance, ne doutant point, comme
on lie disait, qu'elle ne Sc fftservie dun
sortilege pour Sc faire aimer du roi son
mari.
Quand ellie Feut en- sa disposition ct
qu'elle cut bien regarde ses yeux, son
TENT, les traits reguliers de son visage,
"a taille ct Pair de grandeur don't ellie
accompagnait ses movements:
-Je yous pardonne! s'ecria-t-elle,
votre sortilege est dams toute votre per-
some, ct pour vous aimer on ma qua
vous voir.
Nous laissons aux interests ct inte-
ressees lie soin de faire un choix entire
les deux examples.
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entoure de vingt-deux gouvernantes.
Lecomte Kawaimura est Pintendant de
la "nursery Rien NY entire sans
quill lie sache ct quill matt appose sur
robiet lie sceau du petit prince.
Micchi etait peine age de Guelques
semaines lorsqu'on lui a arrange les
yeux, 81 bien quill ma pas Fair DUN
Japonais.
On pense deja son marriage. trois
jeunes files, encore aux langes, sont
candidates Ia main du prince. On
prend Fepouse dams une DIES cinq neil
leures families du royaume. Enfin,
detail d'actualite Micchi a, parmi
ses jouets, toute une collection de navi-
res de guerre.
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D6c5s.

Mercredi matin est decedee. sur la
rive gauche. l'a3e de seize ans ct cinq
mois, Nile Marie Keller, file de sieur
Louis Keller ct de dame julia Williams.
Les funerailles ont eu lieu le soir re-
elise st. Pierre ct une foule. nombreuse
de parents ct d'amis assistait.
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| GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

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matter of how long standing. in to IA
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soc. If your.druggist hasn't it send soc
in stamps and it will be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine CO., st. Louis, Mo,
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~ Pour obtenir de bons resultats,
expsdiez vos pacanes a J. L. Beer & Co..
NouveIle Orleans. Voir leur annonce
plus loin.
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mes gareons, ct c'est ce que je ferais
dams ma procnaine lettre, Ell essayant
de leur faire comprendre pourquoi les
jeunes gareons ont peur de les epouSer.
UNE EpoUsE DEsLLUsioNNEE
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Registration Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that accord
ing to law the office of registration will be
opened at the following places. from o'clock
a. m, to o'clock p. m, and at the following
dates, viz:
LIST ward, at Paul Berthelot. Tuesday Aug
ust 80;
Sd ward, at Alovon Granier, Wednesday
August 81 ;
4th ward, at A. A. Laganne. Thursday Sept
emaer /;
5th ward, at P r. Months store, Friday
September q;
9th ward. at George Bourgeois. Saturday
Sedtember g.
And from there to the Courthouse until the
closing day of registration
st. john the Baptist. August a. 1904.
GEO. 81. TASSIN,
Registrar.
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~ When ready to ship your pc
cans, remember j. L. Beer & Co., New
Orleans. La, and don't forget to put
your name and address ON the tag.
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HAS STOOD TEST IS YEARS
The old. original GROVES Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are TAX
ing. 1t is iron and quinine in tasteless
form. No care, no pay. Soc.
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Journal 0alciel
De LA PARoIsSE ST. .JEAN-RAPTISTE
EFT DU BUREAU DEs EcOLEs.
CHAs. LAssEIGNE. REpaorEuR.
.noNSEMENr: !:

Tn An, si.5o. Six Mois. 75 cents.
Une renise de 80 pour cent est faite aux
shonmes qui patent d'avance on dams lie pre-
mier n,is ae 'ehonnem mt 4pres ce temps
il nest plus fait de remise.
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A LOasef.

DEUX RESIDENCES. grandes, bellies ct
en- bonnie reparation.
Aussi un grand ct beau MAGASIN. situe
dams la region riziere de la paroisse, avec~o ~ou
sans la residence qni Sc trouve aupres.
DIR. L. r. DONALDSON.
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La vie est une ombre qui passe sur un
fieuve aux sombres rivages, parsemes
d'ilots enchanteurs.
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On pense deja son marriage. trois
jeuues files, encore aux langes, sont
candidates Ia main du prince. On
prend Fepouse dams une DIES cinq neil
leures families du royaume. Enfin,
detail d'actualite Micchi a, parmi
ses jouets, toute une collection de navi-
res de guerre.
UEILLETTEs.
La vie est une ombre qui passe sur un
fieuve aux sombres rivages, parsemes
d'ilots enchanteurs.
L'oiseau revient touiours au mid qui
Ia va naitre, de meme que lie c9ur de
fhomme au berceau de ses souvenirs.
LIE pere.-Je vous pardonne. jeune
homme, d'avoir enleve ma file. Ellie
est a vous.
lie gendre.-Mais, moi, je ne vous
pardonnerai jamais de n'ayoir pas trou-
We lie moyen de men empecher, moins
que vous consentiez la reprendre.
~ ~ ~,
II done du monde au salon
-Qu'est-ce qui te fait penser ca :?
-Mais oui ecoute maman qui appel
lie papa 4cher ami ct papa qui lui re-
pond ama chere".
On annonce Nine Poivrot la mort
de son epoux, un ineorrigible ivrogne,
qui s'est noye en- essayant de boire la
riviere.
-Aialheureux Poivrot murmure la
veuve, il ma pas eu de chance Pour
une fois quill voulu essayer de boire
de l'eau L.!
= 3
On iuge une femme accusee de BIZ
gamie.
II etc demontre, lui dit la juge,
que vous vous etes mariee trois fois,
tous vos maris sont bien vivants ct il n y
pas eu lie moindre divorce. Qu'avez-
vous dire de celia
L'accusee, sanglotant:
-J'avais tellement entendu dire que
lie marriage est une loterie que j'ai tenu a
prendre plusieurs numeros
La scene Sc passe chez un artistic pho
tographique installe la campagne.
Tn paysan y a accompagne sa douce
moitie.
-Voulez vous bien photographer ma
femme
-Avec plaisir. Asseyez- vous, mada-
me, ct prenez un air souriant. Une,
deux, trois. C'est fini. Dams quelques
instants vous aurez la Photographic.
-C'est inutile
Mais alors... pourquoi faire photo
graphier votre femme
-Jetais settlement curieux de voir
sa tete quand ellie prend un air aimable.
Une dame, qui est a La fois econome
ct bonnie epouse, trouve un moyen
pratique de concilier ces deux qualities.
Chaque aimee, ellie offre son seigneur
ct maitre, pour sa fete, une boite de Gin
quante bons cigares de la qualite quill
prefere-de ceux quill fume. Pour Ell
ter La depense, ellie soin, tous les trois
jours environ, de derober un cigare dana
sa provision habituelle. Un cigare tous
les tro;s jours, il ne sen apercoit meme
pas. Quand rannee est revolue, la bonne
| epotse en- reserve une cinquantaine dc
bons cigares qui ne lui ont rien cofitt
ct qui causent toujours au mari, quand
ellie les lui offre, lie plus sensible plaisir
Peut-on trouver quelque chose de
plus simple ct de plus pratique !?
~ When ready to ship your pc
cans, remember j. L. Beer & Co., New
Orleans. La, and don't forget to pu
vour name and address On the tao
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L'oiseau revient toujours au mid qui
Ia va naitre, de meme que lie c9ur de
fhomme au berceau de ses souvenirs.
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For Sale.

LOT OF LAND in Lutcher, on Albert
Avenue, near corner Railroad Avenue. Good
locality for business.
For further information, apply to
]. BERNADAC, New Roads, La.
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Il uac HN1if.g9Its.
TOM B ES.

LIE soussigne previent les families qu.llse
.harse del'ENTRETIEN DIES TOMBES dals
t.s cimetieres de st. Jean -Baptiste ct st.
Pierre ainsi que de .l'OUVERTURE DEs
F0URS, de la CONSTRUCTION DES MONU.
lens ct de toutes les separations neeessal-
an bon atat aes travana aui ui sernnt con-
ias FAESTIN RODRIGUEZ
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LIE pere.-Je vous pardonne. jeune
homme, d'avoir enleve ma file. Ellie
est vous.
lie gendre.-Mais, moi. je ne vous
pardonnerai iamais de n'ayoir pas trou
We lie moyen de men empecher. a moins
que vous consentiez la reprendre.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
POLICE COURT DOINCS.
Broker PATTERSON Held for Superior
Court on $500 Bond.

Abraham B. PATTERSON, ex-local
agent for Douglass, Lacey & Co, brok-
ers, waived examination In the city
court to-day and was bound over TO
the superior court on bond Of $SUO
charged on two counts with embeZ-
element Of $50. When the case reach
es the higher court Patterson will
probably have to face fifteen counts
for embezzlement of $500. He has re-
tanned Attorney Slavin to defend him.
From statement made by Prosecutor
Meigs Patterson began his alleged
pilferings' last October. Patterson is
quite a young man and has wife and
child. 1t Is still puzzling his friends
what he did with the money he is said
TO have taken, for he was not known
to be extravagant.
Two cases against John j. McGrath
We're continued to tomorrow morning.
One charges him with theft Of 345
pounds of tin, valued at 500, from the
Waterbury Manufacturing Co. and the
other with assaulting Harry NJ. New
EFT. The cases are not connected with
each other.
A complaint against John Egan for
intoxication was settled for So.
A matter that caused a great deal of
excitement after court was the two
cases against Benemeno Tobat and
John Carosilo for assaulting each 9th
err. The story OF the difficulty was
told in the Democrat yesterday. At
] one stage of the proceedings In court
to-day Judge Burpee felt like throw
| ing up his hands in despair at trying
| to understand it, for some of the wit
| nesses became so excited that they
/ mo 1Io1l 10
was all that was required of them.
| 1t was shown, however that Tobat,
who boarded with Carosilo and took
| offense because Carosilo said he would
put another man in his room. owned
both the gun and the razor that figured
| in the assault. But both were used
| upon himself By Carosilo. Mrs Caro-
! silo, while trying to wrench the re-
volver from him was bitten in the
wrist, and she and two or three others
then held Tobat while her husband
hacked his face. Each was fined $40
and costs.
/ After court the friends of both ac-
cused poured inside the railing and
filled the place with noise, and angry
/ ordinations. Tobat's friends wanted
| possession of the revolver, but Caro-
! silo's friends did not wish them to get
it from him, but the mans friends
i gathered around him and were push
| ing him toward the door when the at
torney called upon Sergeant Blakely
| The sergeant after q great deal of
| difficulty managed to crush his way
| into the middle of the excited. talking
and pushing throng, where the man
who had the weapon was trying to get
! it into his pistol pocket. 1t did not
take the sergeant long to get posses
sion of it once he got near his man
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
THE SEWAGE QUESTION
City Officials Home After Inspecting
Massachusetts Plants.

Mayor Elton and the board of public
works arrived home last evening from
Providence and Worcester, where they
made thorough inspection of the sew
age disposal plants at that place. The
one at Providence is confined to preclp-
itation while at Worcester precipita
ton and sewage beds are used The
board saw enough to make them won
der where they are at, and even now
none of them cares to say what is best
to do in Waterbury. 1t is likely that
after the matter has been thoroughly
aired sthe precipitation plan will be
adopted, that is, provided SOME scheme
not Objectionable to interests along the
Naugatuck river cannot be devised.
There does not appear to be any other
way out of it. Ii Waterbury should
adopt the sewage beds system the only
place the business could be carried on
to advantage is at Cheshire. which
would necessitate tunnel from here
to there that would cost a fortune for
construction alone, to say nothing of
anything else. One of the principal adj
yantages which would be gained by
going to Cheshire is the low price of
land and the much more desirable
character of the soil for handling sew
age. But the whole matter is still in
concerned and some of the wise heads
claim that what is now being done
with view to patching things up with
sthe Platts will not amount to anything.
1.-THE Platts." said one OF the officials
to reporter OF the Democrat, sue
ceeded in resurrecting a ghost that they
cannot allay as easily as they thought,
and now they are as much scared them.
selves at what this whole thing means
as others are. It means an enormous
outlay not only for construction, but
right along. and If We have to do it
now is the time to move while we have
man in Office who does not care about
his job. You may rest assured that the
men who undertake this sewage dis
! posal matter will be marked men
among the taxpayers no matter how
well they make out. for the. expense
will be so great every man who pays
cent in taxes will have his hand
raised against them"
The board enjoyed the trip and state
that the officials at Providence and
Worcester did all In their power to
put them in possession of such infor-
nation as they desired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Mrs Holstein is Ill at her home on
North Riverside street.
The italians of Waterbury are
making preparations for big day
here on the 23d and oath Of June in
honor of st John. Every year they
have music and fireworks on the open
lot on Bank street on the feast day of
st John, but this year they will begin
to celebrate the day before and will
have band concerts there during the
day and evening Of the 23d; on the
Oath band concerts will be held dur
ing the day and in the evening there
will be a display of fireworks.
"A boy about eight years OF age
narrowly escaped being run down by
a team yesterday afternoon at the corr
ner Of North Leonard and Bank
streets. The boy started to run
across Bank street and ran directly in
front of team. Owing to the
prompt action Of the driver in stopping
his team the boy escaped without be-
ing injured Such cases as this
occur nearly every day and in nearly
every instance the driver has to Shout
der all the blame II people would
only look to see the directions the
teams are taking before they start to
cross from one side Of the street to
the other many accidents would be
averted
Good soaps are not necessarily high
priced. While we carry all the popular
imported and domestic soaps, we have
others which. If not so well known,
are fully as good and cost less. A.
G. Walker, the druggist.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
STABBED HIS WIFE.
Former New Britain Man Attempts
Murder in New Jersey.

Morristown. N J.. June 2.-Rosie
Chiodo, 40 years of age, of New Brit
ain, Conn, was stabbed five times here
lsst night by her husband. Carmen Chi
odo. and it Is thought she will not live
through the night The husband, who
is 81 years of age. escaped. Accord
ing to a l6-years-old son his father
had beaten his mother frequently and
last week the mother and son ran
away from their home in New Britain,
after the woman had been told by a
lawyer that she would have to pay
him 800 to begin divorce proceedings,
They came to this city and Were fol
lowed by Chiodo yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
BIG CHARITY BAZAAR.
All in Readiness Cor Opening Night
Next Wednesday.

The members of the Queens Daugh-
terS are at work completing arrange
lncnts for their charity bazaar. Judg
il.g from the present interest and CO.
operation Of the public 1t will be a
magnificent success. The bazaar viii
he held ut City hall beginning next
Wednesday,, June 10Th, and will com
tinue four nights, and as the proceeds
are for tie benefit Of the Sisters who
have been expelled from home by the
government of France, all should lend
encouragement and help. AS regards
the different societies the following
program has been arranged. The Holy
Name and st Joseph t. A. societies
will attend in body Wednesday
night; the knights of Columbus, Elks
and Lady Maccabees on Thursday
night; the different divisions of the A.
o. H., the Hibernian rifles and the
Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H. on Friday
night, and the Foresters, Lady Forest
ers, Talma club and Young Mems
Catholic Literary association on Sat-
urday night.
Right Rev Bishop Tierney will be in
the hall at $50 and all the local and
heighboring clergy, the city officials,
members of boards, heads of societies
and professional men will be invited
to attend and occupy seats on the
platform during the opening exercises
at which the Right Rev Bishop Tierney
will make an address. The bishop AMI
seven of the city pastors have kindly
donated their pictures and for these
canvassers are reaping an abundant
harvest. Mrs Roosevelt, wife of
President Roosevelt has sent present
with her best wishes for success. The
tickets on round trip for two to the
the st Louis exposition are selling
we'll. The fancy. ice cream and, lem
onade booths will be attractively de-
corated and as nearly all the refresh
ments for the four nights have been
donated the enterprise ought to be q
grand success. At the meeting to be
held this evening at 8:15 o'clock in st
Patrick's hall, all the members should
attend and all the canvassers aud.
ticket sellers are requested to make
returns.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10

A. r. COWLRS.
Roses for June Millinery remind one
of the good old summer time" when
all nature is at its best.
We are at our best in all up to date
Millinery, Trimmed, Untrimmed Hats,
ToQues Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, etc.
We are rounding out fine season OF
millinery business, more especially SO
on account of having the, choice styles
at right prices. and now for June we
will sell you many goods 20 per cent
less than former prices.
How can we do it, you ask? Our
answer is, just bought many goods 70
per cent less and will give you the BEN
eft If you deal with us.
~ AND s. CENTER STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
il 1ADNRS,

Don't wait to buy your Hats after
the season, as the prices of our Trim
med and Untrimnned Hats are less
than you expect to pay We manufac-
ture all our Hats personally and none
of our competitors can give such bar
gains and styles as you can get at
Freedman'S Bargain Millinery,
we are not buying ready-made Hats,
all alike, made of the cheapest mater
ial. All our Hats are made in our
own workroom from the best and lat
est materials. 1t will pay you to call
to examine cur styles and prices.
265 BANK STREET.
Hats trimmed while you wait
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
THE A. 0. H. MONUMENT.
Now in Place at St JOseph's Cemetery
Dedication June 10.

A week from next Sunday will be
banner day with the Hihernians of Wa
terbury. when members of the order
from different parts of the country will
gather at St Joseph's cemetery to at
tend the exercises of dedicating the
beautiful monument which has been
set up in the Hibernian plot on the
knowlIat the right hand side of one or
the main driveways, and commanding
mn excellent view from almost every
point In the grounds. Father Slocum
will deliver the grafton. Right Rev
Bishop Tierney, ID. D., and several
members of the national and state OIL
GERS will be in attendance. A monster
parade will be held in which all the
local divisions, members of the order
from Naugatuck and the Hibernian
Rifles will participate.
The monument, which Is a Celtic
cross of Quincy granite. about sixteen
and a half feet high and weighing oveS
eight tons. was made by the firm OF
Charles A. Jackson & Co, 274 Bank
street. Waterbury. is a very handsome
design and will be an ornament to ths
sacred enclosure as well as a credit to
the organization. The front is highly
polished and ON each arm is cut in re-
lief the letters "A. o. H.. At the top
the inscription 81 FL. s." attracts the
eye, and below this appears the clasped
hands and rising sun, emblems OF the
order. Directly above this is carved
1904" the year of erection at the
base or part supporting The cross IS
chiseled in neat raised letters the
words. Erected by the HlbernianB and
Ladies' Auxiliary of Waterbury,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10
ETeedman's Bargain Millinery.
A FRIEND

asked us to explain the meaning of
40. X" "P. d. O." and Monkey
and Parrot time" Space and polite
ness forbid US to go into details. IT
you buy a bag of BROWNS QUICK
FIRE CHARCOAL you will find it
o. K. If you want to kindle a fire
Browns Charcoal will do it p. D. Q.
If you are in a hurry for breakfast,
use Browns Charcoal and you will not
have a Monkey and Parrot time, Get
the bag with the Black Disc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-10

College President Attempts Suicide,
ODESSA, Mo-, June 10.-L. G. Geh-
man, president of Odessa college, has
been found unconscious in his apart
ments in the college building. He had
shot himself in the region of the heart
and it is believed will die. President
Gehman was born in Philadelphia sew
enty years ago and for ten years was
superintendent of the schools of Fruit
land, Nd.