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Observation-Disclosures u: osborne, I.
s. S.. I0 q , .ysssI 4 slIs5siss A KsaesshSit j; as,r; !.
Two base hits-Qsteen. Blss. Shaw. Three hasa
hi,aoseems; sasrieet PIG, s,ls:. jscs,i.,Sa,
l. on Higgins. g. struck oef-By sparks. 10y
Higgins. 8. D9pbis plsyt-Moris and Ko.
Passed 6sii-HirrihA. G~nplre-Rigier. Time !
hours and IS minltea-
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/: fRSnI ss, Fast ssss ! d s saFsf.oeh Il asesess !:
bsss ON ON Ssifs- fSn'f SsSlbe /; s I: Sa a%snaselmns, !.
Struck out-By Reulbach. thy wilhelm. s. Two
R ss slss scbn,sr ai King: st saess = siss- -sysr.
Ovens and En.iie. finie fnosfs nss % minutes.
CHICAGO IN. LIZ, Q; ~nhooELYs, ~o-sscoxp oAATE.
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Other Football Games Yesterday.
At Lsncsster-Frankln end Manhsn. a. Elev.
eraen, O.
AZ Observation-Disclosures Central Hlfh
School ID: Walton High School Q.
Al S~xeter-Batch, Z; Exeter. o..
Al WAtervflie-Colby iG Rents Hill, o,
Az Lawrence-Kanass. II: Kansas state Nor.
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iht ~00s
Totals - I
tBstted for Powers In the ninth inning.

.Ba,ted for Barr In The ninth inning.
thattsd for Powers In the ninth Inning.
Pssss:,ps si.:::; sSeSs6Si5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 sehnidt; I; pewns. !.
phiAdslphis.BsksE, y NSspsy' !: I've base
~ posoSsn. !. VstrScE ost..By Doeoysn. x Sy
Plank, l. stolsp bases-By.h. Cobb, scheefef.
Nichols. Let on b~ases--Detro,l 81 Philadsiphia,
g. Cmplres-Evans and Hunt. Tme-l hour and
% minutes. Attendsnce-1.1<
SosroH "a. La, 8 %, LoUIs IA. L,.a
IN. Louu Sept f6.-The Bostons beat the
Browne again 70 day. waddsll, who pitched his
70 Ave hita Ths Browns batted Arellsnss harder,
Speakers stop Of . bot linsr ssopped the browyS
after they nllsd NE bases q me sxth. Hats and
Wtnninf runs 70 Boston In the second. TIE scors;
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CHTIN SEASON ENDS.
Bensenhurst Y. c. Winds It UP With Handi.
cap negatta Ter An Glasses.

The yacht recing season Of 1905 ended
yesterday with tho Bensonhurst Yacht
Clubs regatta for the regular Gravssend
Bay classes. It was . handicap affair. the
committee figuring out the allowances.
On the FIRST four races sailed the allowances
were not made known until the yachts had
finished. Twenty boats sailed around
course No. 2. going TO Fort Hamilton. Sea
Gate and B~ensonhurst. The larger yachts
were to have n around three times.
twelve miles In all. but the wind was very
tickle. and they were stopped at the end OF
the second round. The others sailed twice
around. eight miles In all;
When the committee boarded Commo-
dore Chllds's sioop Maydio there was a
southeriy wind blowing. but this changed
Is o as the yachts crossed the line to
southeast and later worked to the east and
then hauled again to southeast. It vas a
most accommodating wind, as II backed
and hauled 80 a. TO allow the Yachts TO
make q reaching race OF 1t all around the
The Sue and Adyte sailed together as
The owner OF the Adyta has been anxious
showed him very little. TIE SUE had 10
allow the Adyta u seconds and she led all
the way around The SSSrss and Won she race
The Adyta was Handicapped through having
only two on board aud she made q poor
start. Later MI. Won Fore8Ger reported
that he had fouled the mark at the start.
but kept on for the sake Of a sai.
In the Q class the Joy had TO- allow the
Soya : per cent. 1t was the joys weather
again, light airs and q smooth sea, and she
sailed away from the Seya. The Soya
got the best OF the start. but was passed
soO O by ths ey w IA AZ the mIn seS 81 the eson laSst
The Joy won the race by IL minutes 20
In he Is foo, class the NJ and F had to
allow time to the Poster and Gunda. s per
cent. % the Gunda. and 7 per cent. to the
Ps;tss, TIE N md Z g: fw " veil Hl, but
which led at the. end 6k the round by 4
minutes 10 seconds. On the second round
TIE Poster passed the NJ and = and suo-
decided, In getting close enough to the
GundA TO win on corrected time. The
Madisna won In the FIRST division Of the
handicap class, beating the others boat
Tor boat. and N The second division the
Ths Slow Poke and Merry Widow raced
on sven termssand the Slow Poke won. In
the knockAbout class the. zig Tag won
Without her allowance. She was the first
boat to hnish. The Chico tool the second
prize and the Bcbs was third on corrected
IL colors last night the B%ensonhurst
Yacht Club vent out Of commission and this
week nearly all the yachts that have been
racing on GrAvesend Bay this season will
b laid up. The summaries.
noopA-UABs P-sTART, 8 2, M,-coURsR. q NAu.
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.psss BY Cart. Horf Of the, eyreense. AAAm
Hsssoe' WIG ss{fdsd see Rlfssis tysnsy.
kSniaAixes COL Win palm leAf fana.
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-'Ratted for joss In the fourth inning.
tBatted for Street In the mint inning.
Hated for johnson IN the ninth inning.
S %:.s|sss s..:: S9sSSdasS
4 Biminrharn, 1. washington Freeman i: Me-
9nde,i !; street.: HyghesL TIVE base hl,s-lLtA,jeie.
Sioiea bsses-0oode u, bradley. NilsA. Free.
man. FIrst base on bsIls-On I1sbhsrdt. j; On
HuIhss. q; Oh Johqsos. ! First esss on .nsr..
%%sSshhiinnss s ION. l. Struck oai-By Joss. !: ~ hsSS.
hafdt & BY Huxhss,. 9: byg johnson. 2 DOUBLE
bisysi. Umpafes-Sheidan and Eesn. Time
) Eouis and q minutes Astsndance-isJs8
yErHoir. .: ~HuApIaSM,A .. L,.a
tbo Philadelphia bunch into holes during de Hrtt
three inninGs Of the game 10 day, striking out
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MOTOR BOAT SEASON OYER.
winners or tho series Prizes Decided by
Yesterdays Events.

; The. 6arnfsa1 OF ahS iBstsf bosts which
hsa been going On, fer e.vselcvnh head
Quarters &C the Colonial Yacht club at the
foot Of west isssh STREET eudsd yesterday
with the third and last Of the. series Of races
for trophies which Dire supI osed % stand
for. championships. With the exception
OF the Dixie H.; however. there have been
very ordinary boats racing and some of the
prizes have been obtained through walk
overs.
Z. J. Schroeder's Dixie ii. has done we'll.
She has not had anything to push her to her
best racing speed and has been alone in her
cisss, but her performance g have been con-
siscent. Yesterday she ven over the thirty
nautical mile course In I hour S minutes 81
seconds, whichs at the rate ,of 27.43 nautical
or 81. "a statute miles an hour. In four days
A he went 10 miles az en- average spSed OF
27.Oe NAUTICAL et SLY ststnte mties.an hour
rass. and |. aox the hhelder Of he Inter
The eim Vas beaten boa. Tor boat ysstsr,
BY the Elco, but she won on corrected
time BY IL minutes 4~.seconds. and through
her performances In the serieg, has captured
the Interstate cup, A.: l. Pserey's Eagle
f oSne G'tbS by J.. A. 1a%R went IT, around tse
eup. Charles l.. sefbury's Speedway wins
the prize for racing boats over 20 feet. and
she did, not have 4 eompetitor. The Wsmego
f.sf an. tas t RS; ot aSr x sssl lths 9S Sslss Y 9or open %
were lively competitions.
The sum MARES:
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Totals. Is n 70 I.
.p.,,sa Tor p..,ell.s Il T &. sia IL ips snn

6sasSdSi ..:.:::::.;: o/SSSSoS 60
Ryps,Ghisaso.i;sSatq a K kins. !; Res'S.e5'
Left on ~bases-Chicaso 10, 4; Brooklyn, 3. First
Ssss,cn ssli;ssoSS AlIiSaoh, I;,Sn PIsssotss. :
s s.sSis ou si,lsaa. rassSh0' s,eiss' bs ssSlesan;
pIopSIe pIsys-Rfsisseh, Tinker and chsnes;
TmsI hour and Is minutes. At,endanee-
10000 hi 80.
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Teuchard TN New Ysfk' L. r. c. pIhaiso.
Gustave y. Touehard won his place. 10 the,
anal round OF the club stAeies ehap1pionfhitv
EE.'Ti. .le: &c e S ses sSsIs .. 8 Iofsaiss 7
&c, 80. S-s. tlhngyc
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.Batted for Spencer in the ninth inning.
S 8; sssl. "::.::::::::s s$ssSSSS
,Euns--bossonI.;wsnsf !; stshL 4 Tss pes.
Seii stslh. chger First SasS % -hslis--oh Xrsj,
thSsI !" .strucS est--fT' wsddsn- q b. krs
tsss seddf LII q. Sn a n nisSsss t SSS'h aSfsss;
Id ssd Karin. NtsSdst1k-Ls@
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ReIe.es.CIoWsH g.,S ~ s ssMnIe ppeen.r}}
Nsnla. Head Iinesm.n- Smith. busknsi
Topchdown-.Ilbhy. Goal from touchdoyn.
% minutes. Substitutes--Carisie-rwo Heart
for Little Old Man. bird tor Little Boy. kensrh
for Gardner; Kelly for Ralenl,. rsnny for we
Viiaaovs-Woore ior Accormirk. Iegee TO
Wash
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Games scheduled for To-day.
xATIoEAL LxhopR
chiesgo In Ciptinnhti.
X,xnkfcAS LSAttT.
Nsw York IN g. Lous; pcston 10 ohiesse
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4isdsssg s iIsE q; Ss s;.S /, n ssloh i. "a:
se9 o RI 3 3, s wssf LIE p MS ana there we're
some fofty-Oda starters. The best scores
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ia 90, fSsisisr. sx.s..as.y. 4 TIypvtsssna.
sssSt fsssr e. TIikA. \. f fss,oa.
xa1sn& Z. EnSon. A SO @. ". Csirk. SL
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d.es E,DoSS .l Z S 4; az; 's S.sI :sSss ia
ssSdj scsss s,i q ssss 3 y r s.srsetios rs ttSs
sisernccn.' ItT was wen 81 &. l.. Boone with
81, ky. ssss;; 49, 8 ails ~ &aassss|
4 !: !: r. S.y ss;ss q .. ssGMF eSsh..ass
q o g. Il. s,es q q. SsAsss wv ". !.
Seisoh. A.!!..sNw q Tno%as ~ gaI,sTa
{. Esssn e 3 JioLIsNh Il. q. hsrasdsis.
Il. S.-@pf, Sserss. .. ClE
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gentleman wearing straw hats and a Chinese
gentleman attiredI In robes which proclaimed
him a. person OF mark. The latter" was
viewed with polite curiosity. but the straw
verbal shots on the appropriateness. OF his
headsear that he and hfs companion beat a
retreat. Your baseball rooter ~ q stickler
for conventions. He would as lief omit his
diamond stud and his tan shoes. from his
evening dress as to wear q straw hat so late
IN The season. The ecore
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-31

i Lite Fediy Bear, five years old
ls the pet aud pride I the lOl Ranc
Wild West Show, which will visit Chi
city for two performances on Wednes
''ay Now 4. The yonngster IS flu
hlooded Sioux Indian, whose n,othe
died a few hours after be opened BIZ
wondering eyes and who became az
orphan a year later. A vicious hors.
tramplet his father to death.
JOSEPH e. Miller, one Of the three
'rothers who own the famous lOl
Ranch, became the guardian of til.
lite fellow soon after. The Ranch
man was visiting the Rosebud Reser
walton in South Dakota when he
learned the story Of Little Teddy
Bears hard lot. The squaw who had
the boy 10 charge Wa. glad to be 9
lieved Of him, ard he became a men
her of the Miller b ,u<eho.d. He has
firmly established himself 10 the af-
fectioDs Of the pale-face custodian
aud his wife
Little Teddy Bear spends the sum
ner season with the hig amusement
inst'tution, wandering from city to
city. His winters are passed in Bliss,
Ok a., on the thirty ..squar.-mile tract
OF prairie comprising the lO1 Ranch
He is mastering the English language
under the tuition of Mrs. Miller.
The tran .ition Of the boy into an
rffete type Of modern civilization is
watched with curious interest by the
Indian warriors of the organization,
who do not approve of the proceeding,
and who lure him their wigwams for
renonstrance whenever, an opportuni-
u presents itself. HIS faith remains
staancll, however, in his white guar
dan. Mr. Miller Has planned q CO.
sege course - iiiatie Teddy Bear,
Wien he g~ts to be big Indian
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witnesses:
e. II. NJ Caleb, Jr.
E, Howard NJ Caleb.
The foregoing Act of Incorporation Of the
Fishermen's Union No. l having been SUP
mitted to me for examination, am OF the
opinion that the purposes and objects said
Union, as specified in said Act, are legal,
and that none of the provisions therein con-
tanned are contrary to law.
Dated Oct. l2th, 1903.
tsi2ned, H. N. Bourg. District Attorney for
the Parish of Lafourche.
/. the undersigned J. Louis Aucoin Clerk
of Court and FIX -officio Recorder Of Mort
gage for the Parish of Lafourche, State OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above oxe
Fishermen's Union No. /, and the c. rtificates
of the District Attorney were this day re-
corded in my Office. in misc. book No. 2. folio
629-G2l.
{SignedD J. Louis Auc0in,
Clerk Of Court and Ex-oficio Recorder of
Mortgages for the Parish OF L ifourche.
Dated October 18th, 1908.
A true copy.
Arthur d. Leopold,
Notsry p Pc
40l < Crr NtS ,r,...,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-31
ORDINANCE NO. PSI.

An Ordinance amending and re-en-
acting Ordinance No. 1874, adopted
March It'll 1895 and repeating Ordi-
nance No. 1879, adopted July eth 1896.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of
the Parish of LafOnrche, in regular
Sc sion convened that sections 5 and s
of Ordinance No. 1914 adopted by this
Jury on March It'll, 1855 be amended.
re-enacted and re-ordained to read as
follows:
Section 5, The Police Jury of this par
Ssh shall annually elect by ballot Five
Road inspectors or Oversetrs who
shall be ex-OfficiO Levee Inspectors
each Of whom shall be commissioned
by the President of the Police Jury
aGd serve for one year from the date
of his election or until his successors
shall have been elected and qualified;
the said Inspectors shall furnish bond
for the faithful performance of their
duties in a sum not less than such sal
airy as may be allotted to him for his
annual services in said capacity; the
Jurisdiction of said inspectors Or Over
GERS shall ext end to all roads. bridges
and causeways within their respective
District. Each of said Insp ectOrs or
Overseers slla receive an annual SAL
AIRY of Three Hundred Dollars, pay
able monthly by the Presi ent of this
Jury by Warrant on the Parish Treas
urer.
Section g. This Parish shall be and
is hereby divided into Five Road Dis
tricts, as follows
District No. !. shall extend from
the upper line of the Parish, on the
right bank of the bayou LafOurche,
down to the upper line of the proper
ty of Mrs. Clidoment Thibodaux. about
nine miles below the of town Thibod-
aux and shall comprise all back settle
ments in said portion of the Parish.
District No. 2. shall extend from the
lower line of District No. on the
right bank Of the bayOn Lafourche,
down to q point opposite the Cut Off,
and shall comprise all back settle
ments in portion Of the Parish.
District No. 8, shall extend from up
per line of this Parish, on the left bank
of the bayou LafOnrche, down to the
upper line of the Ludy Jones property.
about nine miles below the ThibOd-
aux Bri..ge on the said Bayou Lafour-
che. and shall comprise all back settle
ments in said portion of the Parish.
District No. 4, shall extend from the
lower line of district No, down to
the Cut Off, on said left bank of the
BAYOU LafOurche, and shall comprise
all back settlements in the said portion
of this Parish,
District No. shall extend from
the lower line of District No, on the
right bank of bayou Lafo,lrehe and
from the lower line of District No,4 on
the left bank Of the bayou Lafourche,
down to the Gulf of Mexico, including
all back settlements on both banks of
bayou Lafouac che in said portion of this
Parish.
All Ordinances and laws adopted by |
this Jury relative to the division of the |
Parish of Lafourche into Road his |
tricts and especially Ordinance No. 1879
adpoted July It'll. 1885. are hereby le-
peaied. and this orc nance shall go in
to effect from and after its passage.
H. n, Coulon, J. NJ. Walsh,
Clerk. President |
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List of commissioners clerks
and watchers for Election
Nov. 8, 1908.
Ward / Precinct !.

Philip Naquin, Arthur HOFFMAN,,
dem com; Clay Schexnayder, rep com
Denis Fremin' clerk; JOS Levert, rep
watcher.
Precinct 2. Albert Bergeron, Geo.
Basset, dem com; Elp. Clement, rep
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'"ns StSs03 o"C
), Mre, rep watcher.
Ward 2, Precinct
Jas Cherau't, Camille Naqmn, den
com Rich Mccormick, rep watcher
Louls Azema,, clerk.
Precinct 2. Uz. NEE Adam, 10,
Smitbwick. dem com; Albert Bon
dreaux, clerk.
| Precinct 3. Wallace Thibnlaux
Elphege Daigre, dem com; Hermo.
gene Batin; clerk.
Precinct 4. Lubin Bergeion, Kob'
Marseille. dem com; Demitrius Ho-
tard, clerk.
ward 3. precinct ]
Abel Donau'i, Leo Ledet, dem com
j. +. i.efnrt, clerk.
Precinct 2. Ed Dantin, Files Dam
tin. dem com; Pla :ile Foret, clerk.
Precinct 3. Clay Birlsall, Leonard
Faigo,s, dem com; A'cide kobichaux
rep com; Jos Bernard, clerk.
Ward 4, Precinct
Willie Barrios, Tom Barker, dem
rom; AlMr. Barker rep com; Glen
IIargis, clerk; AIphonse Gsu,le, rel,
watcher.
Precinct 2. +. G. Delaune, Julien
Rodrieue, dem CON; Z. B. ago, rep
com; Odema Dtlaune, clerk.
Precinct 3. Adam Belanger, Theo
PeIlegrin, dem com; Louis Gnmroz,
clerk.
Ward 5, precinct !
Dave Kern, Tbeo Bourg, dem com;
Philip Kern, rep com; Henry Pitre,
clerk; MrrtiIe Kern, rep watcher
Precinct 2. Dram Hack-t, Alcitlt
rhiboiaux, dem com. Is,dore Leche,
'ep com; Walter Morvant clerk: j. B
I.pche, rep watcher.
Precinct 3. l.. X. Tops, F. H.
T"ups, dem com; Dave Lapeyrouse,
Gle K.
Precinct 4. Arthur Chiasson. Emile
N.vard, dem com; Jos Benoit, clerk
Ward 6, precinct l
Camille Chiasson, Jno D .rden, dem
com; Horace Vicknair, rep com; Jos
Martinez, clerk; Arsene Landry, rep
watcher.
Precinct 2. Alidor,. Martinez, Ursin
Roirigue, dem com; Tras Robinson,
rep com: Jno Rodrgue, clerk; Teles'
phore Rnlriguc. rep watcher.
Precinct 3. Frozin Cortez, Albert
Torres, dem com; Dennis Constant,
clerk
ward Z, Precinct l
Henry Toups, Alci.ie Chauyin. dem
com; Z.pherln Toups Jr. clerk.
Precinct 2. Arthur Blouin, Satur-
MN SEWN. dem com; Wellington He
bert, clerk.
Ward Z, Precinct 3.
EFF. Payne, J. F. Wisginton, dem
rom; j. g. Brewer, rep. com; A. J.
Hebert, clerk; DIR. j. j. ago. rep.
Precinct 4. j. D.. Briant, Vasseur
dem. com; Il. F. Dickerson;
rep. com. Hector. Lacroix, clerk;
Simon Calm. rep. watcher.
Ward 8, Precinct /.
William Clulee, Rene Boudreaux,
lem com; A. II. Ago, rep. com;
Esmill FaIgout, clerk; Camille Ledet.
'ep. watcher.
Ward 9.
Prescinct l. Pierre Rizan Jno.
vie, dem. com; Aurthur Lerille rep.
,om: Rene Rizan. clerk; Harris Fon-
anelle, rep. watcher.
Ward 9 Precinct 2.
Leon Boudreaux, ellis Foret, dem.
ON; Ellest Foret, rep. com; Albert
3raud, clerk; William Foret, rep.
watcher.
Ward 10.
Precinct l. Pierre Brand, Phllo-
les Abatement, dem. com; Ov'dc
rep. com; Henry 'Savole,
Jerk.
Ward 10 Precinct z.
lluhonss Terrebonpe, Anton Ledet,
EN-. com; Camille Terrebonne, clerk
Precinct ;. Clifton T.. Lathro?,
as. Griffin, dem. com; Mack Lefort,
Jerk.
Thomas Beary
P..V. Morvant
Edgar Moryant.
nneryisors of Election, Parish OF La
ourche. !
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The State of Louisiana

10th Judicial District Court-Parish of
efourche.
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Taft Wants Free Sugar from
Philippines.

"The Republican leaders in this cor
grrssional district are hard to under
stand. They are trying to get voter
against Bryan and Broussard to saw
the sugar industry; when Broussa,,
and th rest Of the Louisiana deIega
ton in congress have been for the las
Eve or six years engaged in a stii
fight ir congress against Mr.. Taft
at,empt to force the entry Of the Phil
ippine sugars into this country free o
duty. These Republican leaders know
this. hat they fail 10 tell it TO h.
people. But they are f.oI'ng no 'ody
but themselves for the people know
MI. Taft,s attitude on the question
Quite recently, in the Nosm6es
Everybody's Magazine takes the voters
into his confidence 10 an article dis
cuss,ng the Philippines as natioha
issue. We quote from that article:
/ canuot omit TO say, furthermore,
that ,ley also med. and by every CON
SHERATON of justice and fair play,
should have, the benefit Of the Ameri-
cal, markets for their exports. Espet'-
jally ia Ibis true 10 go far as ID relates
10 sugar and t,,i'acco. The effect OF The
.La, e. Of sovereignty has been to dc.
,ri,. ,lem of tie Spanish market
which they before enjoyed. And yet,
,.'wi'h.ia, d;i G the appeals made D,
President Roosevelt and myself IN their
behalf, and the sire ons efforts oil
many memln rs OF Congress, it has 60
f.r been iml ossitle to obtain for the
Philippine eoplc free entry into our
a,kct,. This boon might easily b.
gwen will such limitation as no to cf-
feet injariousIy any American inter
tsts."
There can be- but one meaning I"
this lsneuagc: whatever else Is done
Mr.. Taft wants sugar aud tobacco
from the Philippines 10 CINE 10 Tree
OF duty. He stands to-day On TINS
question where he has always STOOD.
He is the man the Republican leaders
would have people vote for, 70 save
the sugar from industry. Congress
man Bloussa,d has manful'y fought
AID is still fighting Tsft's doctrine
of free sugar from the Philippines,
and these same Repub lean leaders
want the people 10 vote again.t nm.
!. "save the sugar industry sach
braz.n effrontery Is nothing short Of
They further shout that the Demo-
ratic party favors free trade, and
that will rum the sugar industry:
They know if they are not denseIy 'g-
norant beyond the hope Of redemption,
that the Democratic party Is not 20
favor Of free trade, but stands to-day
MS it has always stood, for tarin rev.
enue. They know that during It's long
rein of power, that party has always
a tariff for revenue on
sugar. They know that the hfpao''can
patty first put sugar on the tree 'is'
in 1890 and that the Democratic party
again restored the duty on sugar 10
1884, in spite Of the fact that IN the
Campaign of 1892 the Republican
preached throughout the land "frre
usar" and a" free breakfast table
0 the people.
The Republican party has gwen US
,ee sugar from Hawaii and Puerto
leo, aud if Mr.. TAFT is elected WITH
epublican Congress the next move
iii be free sugar from the Philip
ines unless the Democratic minority |
ID by Bob Broussard and the TEST Oh
le Lou isiana delegation again sue
I'd in blocking the Taft game.
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NOTICE
No hunting is allowed on Rienzi
aud Webre Plantations.
l.eyert & MOrvant.
For Sale.

A fine Wa'tharn Piano, just from
the factory, Built like a watch, just
the thing for this climate.
On exhibition at Dr.. Smiths Idrug
Store - - .~a. =
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-31
Tresnass. Notice!

The public is hereby notified that
hunting, fishing. moss-picking, trap
ping and Otherwis .trespassing, is
positively prohibited on any and all
our lands, under the penalty of the
law. -1 .'''.. : -
s al. lrre1-R W T.'~gs,
=. n !, 4 a,:WA
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For Sale.

Several good mules.
e sAshrws
{: .
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CHARTER
OF THE
FlSh6rm6n'S Union No. l.

Chhed states Of America-Parish of Orleans
City of New Orleans
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-10-31
Notice

No hunting is allowed on Acadia
Plantation.
w. II. PRICE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-12-07
NEW PLAY
IN CAPITAL
AND TAFT TO WIT
NESS FIRST PERFORMANCE.

Washington, December blanche
Walsh will open her engagement in
THE Test" this evening, and the
plays premiere will doubtless be wit
messed by many notables. President
Roosevelt and William H. Taft have
been invited to see the drama during
its Washington production and it is
said that both have accepted.
Il understand" the president said,
that Miss Walsh has a play which
deals with those conditions of today
which are agitating the entire world.
If the play teaches the lesson which
am told it does, it teaches a lesson
which every man, woman and child
should learn"