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S--I.-- THIB3ODAUX. LA.. SATURDAY. IB 24. 900. • 4 31
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iii DR. HAMLET MOORE, . %.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
OFFICE, te
AND HOSPITAL
0Cr" aur0cot aned Narrow Ita.
THIBODAU:X, LA
! apMo-E: TWISODAUX TELEPHOME:
m- ITAL H3 OSPITAL 1I1
SIDNC 43. RUisIDENCr 1 t
[ollt Mention.
mi
lll ut-.Thos we mset
sees we Hear of.
Tt
l~b printing of all kinds, call in
e to the SNTINEL. all
g ps bheliee to buying at "Rock' N,
pl " F ou ll have tv see our R,
"The Racket Store." a
R Ftacoin Dersmaee, a prominent H
p.eat of the Cut-Off, was here on
jjsea this week.
Jsit forget to-morrow's excursion *
jacport. It is given for the
el5( the convent fu tr.
TIe get a handsome gift with !
purcase of $2500 at "The H
aI sad Mrs. C. J. Legendre are
is New Orleans, having Itlft
h Wednesday and intending G
gni smat Tuesday.
It. 1ea. Walter the effcient local i
Sd engineer has fuund it neces
S to move with his family to
gib ville, on account of bust.
a
hese can you get your noney's
?b ? where is the c.heapest place
heay your goods? where do they
to please you best? our answer,
-s tli "VARIETY" STORK.
Soa. John Marks, of Assumption,
-oe the day in our midst last I
+r-dsay on hi return from Ilouma
le be had been to attend to some 1
ps&ssional business.
Ir. Marcellin Richard, a pros
pross farmer of Lsfourchbe Crosing.
. in town last Thursday.
lb. E. P. Roberts, of Houma,
pspat several days of this week in
er idst. Of course, frilnd Roberts
RIuled our sanctum, his old haunt, as
1 always makes him feet good to
esa to the click of the type and the
Yirl of the presses.
Dr. Hamlet Moore, Messrs. Fer
asd Lagarde, P. J. Aucoin, R. J.
igel and Louis B. Juillist went to
SgbCescent City last Wednesday to
.imms the electrical parade.
The best on earth s a Hannan
aoma Kuile J. Brand, proprietor of
sodaoux Shoe and Hat Store, sole
12-Iy.
U. A:bert Coguebnhei, Mis
AeIb Moore and mother are visiting
6il6 tIn Thibodaux. -
Ms. leou Kahn of Elmira. La
huoks pamish is visiting her parents.
lk d Mrs. b. Loeb. -Rural Topice,
"11 City.
.jis H. L Youngs, of the 7th
i ,eetly appointed rice Judge
. -Pittusn, deceased, was here
, aad paid us an appreciat
Judge Youngs is the Demo
asinsee to be his own sucues
-ilh fair chances of success.
imm Edgar Toups and T. P.
two well known young
of ear town, have gone to Hou
iAl assme positions as clerks in
'~S i of lMessrs. Ellis Braud's
$~4s mtobe opened there. We
a good reception for them
e kempitable people of Hooms.
FANCY QLASSWARR.
ye ys seen the beautiful line
- slt noothing old style. We
lbn,, raps and sauuers, plates
pt~ty · eroamnts. Only 5 and
ome s ooa.
THE ,.VARIETY."
SShld man Ily the name of
'I tlliaMrds0on was drowned lrst
.,_ 6 ~yo Lafourbe in front
S 'hmlr pilatation. It seems that
msssltg another man and the
t beteb they wewe srated cat'
ichbardsao was drowned but
illb was crossing saved him.t
Sk'md Mra. ,Le J. Foret, of
st arrived here vesterdsy and
Us. Md the earnival here, the
of Mr. and Mrs. C J. Barker,
Ikm's parents
('WILL PAD.
S s thindg hewt
.ttl without medicIne. II it falls
JOsi matti.p $10 000 to back our
£. A sre pr'v.'"ttat, If your
Inso k ,,, the IEr h'+ 1.hl
ilan. KING (fllLL PAD C,,
Hot chocolate, coffee and coffee
milk at the Thibodsux Drug Store.
The Lily White Republicans of
Terrebonne held a parish convention
in Houma last Tue-day afternoon of
and nominated th- following ticket :
For sheriff, Albert M. Dupont; for
elerk :f court, Calvin H. Wurlow ;
Representatives. John T. Moore, Jr.,
and Alphonse Dupont; coroner, Dr. of
H. M. Wallis. "
A....--.P .o a.
The Republicans met is convention es
here last Thursday and nominated of
Hon. W. E. Iowell as their candadate in
for district judge and Hon. L. C.
Moise for district attorney.
The convention then nominated
Messrs. Honore Dugas and Jules ar
Godchaux for senators. di
Assumption was not represented &
in the senatorial convention. bi
White & Major's celebrated line of at
Ladies and Gents' Umbrellas. Emile r t
.1. Braud, proprietor Thibodaux Shoe
and Hlat Store, Sole agent 12 1.y
R
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Extensive preprarati ns are mak- w
ing for the celebration of the Carnival a
here next Tuesday. The business
houses are 'gaily decorated, the two h
banks and several stores will have n
electric display at night. The Mayor
has bad the streets levelled and all
now depend oa the weather. With
fair weather the promoters expect to
have a creditable display on nest e
Tuesday. t
Not Perraalt. v
A nego suspect was arrested early 1
this week in Shreveport for Solomon
Perrault who brutally murdered
Deo uty sheriff Marquette of Assump. "
tion. Sheriff C. L. Triche of Assump- I
tion who went up to identify the
accused, pronounced hm not the
murderer wanted.
Hot chocolate, coffee, coffeemilk
and Beef Tea at Thibodaux Drug
I Store.
The vote cast at Monday's primary
election for parish and ward officers t
m will be canvassed to-day by the a
J Democratic Puri-h Executive Com
mittee. At the Thibodaux poll there I
were 309 votes cast, nrsulting as
follows: James Beary, for sheriff,
300; C. J. Barker, for clerk of court, c
298; Dr. A. J. Price, for coroner, c
292; delegates to the different con- i
ventions, 298; J. L. Aucomn, for I
B police juror, 298; C. A. Engerran, i
B justice of the peace 296; O. L. Caro, I
justice of the peace, (this ward being I
allowed two), 293; constable, A. i
Roger 296, and Max Dupre 286. 4
HERE IS A SAVING FOR YOU. I
White envelopes 50 for Sc Goadl
note paper 6 sheets for Ic. Staf
ford's Ink 2 bottles for Sc. Pens 4c.
dos. Lead pencils I. 1Sates pen
cils 5 for Ic Table Tumblers 2 for 1
B 5c. Genuine ,Boston" Garters 20c.
Tooth Brushes, Combs, Saps, Face
Powders, Prtfumes, all at Se.
THE "VAARIl TY."
e saefams OCanmat s Ord
Sby local applistions, uas they cannoat
t reach the aisease portion of the ear.
There s only one way to cnare de
ness, and that is by constitatioansl
remedies. Deafness s aunsed by an
f inlamed condition of the mucous lin
u ing ofthe Eustachian Tube. When
' this tube gets inflamed you have a
t rumbling sound or imperfect bearing.
e and when it is entirely closed deaf
' nmes is the result, and unless the in
it fanmation can be taken out and this
t tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
niPe cases ont of ten are caused by
caf tarrh, which is moUsthing bet an in
fld amed condition of the mucous sur
ie faee*.
r, We will give One Hunoodred Dollars
for any case of Desfnese (eousedl by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrhb Cure. Send for cireu
Ii. lars, free.
F. J, ('HENEY & CO)., Toledo, O
Sa ,y! by Diuggist, 75c.
'. Hall's Family pills are the bet,
The Lates Deal. hat
Ch
The Republieass-that is, the an,
Howell-Herwig branch-and the for
Populists put up separate tickets at Ma
Alexandria on the 6th inst. Di
The Repuliesan tick t headed by co,
C. Taylor Cade, a bulldozer of the p)
Attakapas regions, was no sooner toe
named than it began to fall to pieces. Jo
The leaders of the two parties at da
once b-gano scheming to effect a col
combine, and after scouring the the
country" for willing victims, and deb
receiving several rebuffs, they put
forth last Tuesday the following tet
ticket, as the result of their frantc' wt
efforts, to-wit : s
For Governor-Don. Caffery, Jr, yo
of St Mary. B
For Lieutenant Gc vernor-D. M. pa
Sholars of Ot leans. lo'
For Secretary of State-C. Taylor an
Cade of Iberia. m
For Auditor-O. H. Deehotels of wi
St. Landry. fri
For Treasurer-George Hassinger SY
of Orleans tri
For Atto.ney Oeneral-W. G.
Wyly of East Carroll.
For Superintendent of Education -
O. B. Staples. M
A more heterogneons aggregation ar
of individuals could not be ag:un D
scraped together in a six months' k
search with a fine tooth comb to
throughout the lengtn and breadth of h(
the State.
There is absolutely nothing in
common between them, save and i
except the lust of office and hatred as
of Gov. Foster and what their fevered i
imaginations have painted as -,foe- i
terism."
On the other hard. many of tasee
I patriots (t) have helu in the past,
and, for aught we know, still hold,
diamettically opposite views on vital
I issues of the day. Caffery is a gold- e
bug and free-trader of a pronounted p
type, Sholars and the other Populists 8
are free-silverites, while Cade and 'r
the other ltepublicans are high- a
protectionists.
F But, stranger still, the Sugar to
Republicans who have fathered this
scb me,, have turned their backs on t
the Democratic party largely on i,
ae*ount of Senator Caffery's acts, n
now take up as their leader his son e
who entertains the father's views on s
l economic questions.
a Truly, the acts of these people a
o have ceased to be serious ; they ar.
e now indulging in low couedy. b
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II No! For Lookport. t
o The steamer Louiriana will run an ,
t excursion to Loiqmert to-morrow for
the benefit of'the f~lr given there man
that ,lay to raise funds for the con
vent of the Immaculate Conception.
The excursion will leave here at L
y 11. 30 a. m. anl arrive at Lockport t
u at p. m. t
d Round trip fare from Thilbodaux
$1.00, from Rousseau 75 cts; from (
Raceland 50 et-a
te Riviere's Transfer Line wim have
Hacks all night on Tuesday February
ik 27th 1900 for parties desiring to
attend the King Sucrose BalL bNo
derates rates. 'Phone 136.
ry The Italian element in our popula
ra tion is continually increasing and they
ie are gradually conforming to our
a ways and customs. They are adapt
re ing themselves to our American way
is of dressing. We see fewer and
f. fewer corduroy costumes and heavy
rt, woollen comforters round the heads
r, of these people. Quite a number of
- marriages are being eontraceted among
r them, and we notie, that instead of
n, walking to the church, they are now
o, hiring buggies and turning out in
ig force to witness the nuptial ceremo
. nies. We are informed that many
of the women are investing in sewing
mcehines, and that they are altways
U. prompt in meeting the instalments
at due, as they natqre. In stores, they
f are beginning to realize that mer.
le. chants have but one price for their
* goods, and are not disposed to cheat
or them, and they are, scordingly less
)c. oclined to haggle over a purchase
ee over the comnter, as was their custom
some years ago.
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S Rese r the leol , Parade.
We beg to advm-e all members and
.guests of the Thibodaux Cycling
Club to meet at the Opera House oa
sl February 26th at 7 o'clock p. m. and
that the following route has been
Sadoptled:' Green to bMalin, Main to
Jackson, Jackson to Baker, Baker to
Lowier Cnal, Lower Canal to Market,
Market to St. Philip, St. Philhp to
SBose, Bose to Henry Clay, Henry
i- Clay to Home Hook and ladder
his Iall. By order of Grad Marshal.
Sax BLCx,
CaM O ILL B. Bauno,
er; Jos. A. NAqUrI.
by Aide to the Grand Marshal.
SWoerological.
mrs Last 8unds), about noon, Mrs
by lpavia Verns Roger, no~e Knobloch,
by wife of Mr. Thomas H. Roger, died
'c at the matrimonial domictle, "ftome
Cottage," some*two miles and a half
,. above this town, -aged 32 ymars.
SThe deceased who had been criti
ealy ill deulg the last two months
had borne her sufferings with trure
Christian fortitude and resignation,
and when the supreme moment came
for her to yield her soul to her Divine w
Maker, she resigned herself to the ce
Divine Will, and fortified by all the in
consolations of the Catholic Church, tit
peacefully passed away. The funeral vt
took place Monday afternoon at Mt. ca
Joseph's church and the large atten. th
dacce of the people from town and elI
country testified in eloquent terms to of
the respect and esteem in which the to
decpssed was universally held. of
The deceased was the eldest daugh dl
ter of Gov. and Mrs. Clay Ko obloh as
who some six weeks ago have been tb
so sorely afflicted by the loss of their la
youngest daughter, Mrs. Robert at
Bensb rg. Besides her bereaved
parents and brother, she leaves a ti
loving and grief-stricken husband s
and five children of tender years to tj
mourn her untimely demise, to all 3f b
whom the SENTINEL joions a host of to
friends is esteading the warmest I.
sympathy in the hour of trial and
tribulation. o
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SEE OUR SWELL LINI. ,
Just received 1000 up to date it
Mad.Winter clothing samples. They o
are novelties and you will order. p
Dress well and look well. Remem- 1
ber we are the cheapest people in I
town and guarantee a At everytime or ,
no pay. u
THE "VARIETY." v
TO THE DEAP.-A rich lady eared of her
Deafness and Noises is the head by Dr. a
Nkbcholon's Artllielal ar Drnucs, gar
Sgers to his Institute, so that deaf people i
unable to procure the Ear Drams may have
them free. Address No. miTbt Nicholsto
lnstitute, 710, Eighth Avenue, Now York.
Lokport Iteams.
Lockport, La., Feb. 20th, 1900. c
The most agreeable and pleasurable c
event of many days was the surprise
party at the residence of Mr. G. D. I
Barrios, 8unday evening Feb. 11th.
The occasion was the fft) eighth "
anniversary of Mr. Barrios' birth.
His family and friends managed
to get him out of the way while pre- I
. arations were being made for enter.
Itiuing the guests who had been
invited. The family labored under
many difficulties in making such
elaborate preparations for tLe occa
sion wil oot arousing his suspicions
Bnt everything was mnassged so
skillfully that he was completely
surprised and only knew of whi.t bad
been done, when he was sent for and
usheredl into the dining room where
the guests were already assembled
The Loc·kport Union $ilvr Band
was present in a body and their
r eokesmaa. Mr. 2. 4, Barrios, in a
few well chosen remari'bwiihel hism
many returns of the happy ocassion.
His friend Judge L. P. Cailltmuet I
had written some eloquent remarks, I
tracing Mr. Barrios' course upward
through )like and dwelling upon his
worth to the community and hisl
family and friends, which were read
ty Mr. P. F. Meyer who also made
.ome remarks and presented Mr.
e Barrios with a beautiful sliver service
v on bet hlf of his children and friends.
The service was inlaid with gold and
was exquisite and costly. R marks
were also made by G. Abribat, Jr,
J. P. Bontg and others.
The table was beautifully decorat
Sed and the good things to eat sad
r drink were enjoyed by all present.
- The dliing room, table and guests
Y were then photographed and all wish
1 ed Mr. Ba.rrios many more yeart of
Suefulness and went to their homes. I
5 Those preseet were Edgar Barrios, I
I Thomas Foret, Jos. N. BoDrgeois,
g Horace Ledet, WillIe Barrios. Ernest
f Bourgeois, Ferdinand Barriltesauxr,
r Dr. P. M. Callonet, James Barrios,
a L. O. Brumfleld, U . CA. ladet, W. J.
> Wdlton, Ren6 Rizan. 0. Abnrthat, Jr.,
y Felix Uantrelle, ~ S. Bonrg, IEdward
IO Gauthrenux, Clem Hargis, J. P.
' Bourg, Edgsr Savoie. Ernest Bresux,
to Ed. J. Barrios, Mr. and Mrs. J.L.
y Powers, George Hayes. Mr and Mrs.
r* P. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs . H. Barrios
r and N. J. Barros.
t The event of this week will be the
smarriage of Miss Edoa LeBlane to
Mr. Lawrence Aycock. Miss LeBlance
mis the beautiful and aecomplshed
daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. I. L
Blanc and Mr. Aycock isan energetic
young phlaster, overseer on one f
Mr. Godcbauz' pailetions. The
marriage wtll take plae st St ea
vear church Wednesday afternoon.
ad X
t CASTOR IA
Ulastur Ofts sa Chldra
l* U prses inesse L the Granud MUs
qudrade al at the Ihblhbedas Opera bones
aunder the aespIes of the TlibodaU Um;I
moOised that em admihibSe 5aJ . ill be
charged for gentleome whe8mS 3o memhen
FA That ouly active membesr e thb auesol
oe.1 will be aUowed to soe msked. Thar
oovenr and admt cards wll be oa sale _ t
ted h Thblodau Drll Storoe until thbe 3tb o,
Ie sbru aS 12 o'eaek N. That as aiemuloa
me of t. wll be charged to witaes the eor
ation oft the Queen also smemr of ohsUtifull
a hoeb ngsIoustt 5 to she ora(d
Bli wUl be W l to erowng of Que
-CHA .D'rL 5...
Thm Combine TL.ket.
After hunting the woods for up
wards of two weeks the PopRtepubll
can combine succeeded in landing
in their trap a State ticket. The
tkket contains the names of several
very excellent gentlemen who would
capably 11ll their respective efclces, if
they had the remotest chance of
election if they were running on any
other ground than that which const.
tutes perhaps the meanest impulse
ot poor humanity hatred of an indivi.
dual who has well served his party
and his State -nd whose only sin in
the eyes of these gentlemen is that
he has failed to meet their peculiar
and inordinate ambittons.
Out of their foveted imaginations
these gentlemen have shaped a mon
ster and called it Foster, a monstrosi
ty and termed it Foeterism, and this,
by their own eosfession, is the sole
ti that binds them togethes, the sos.
impulse that instigates their action.
The head of the ticket is a "golibug'
of the most pronounced coinage, while
the Populist end of the combine are I
raving for free silver at 16 to 1. He
is a free trader, while the Republican
contingent of his support are high
protectionists of the deepest dye.
The bead of the ticket is a gold bug
Democrat, the Lieutenant Governor
is a 16 to 1 raving Populist, and this
utter inconsistency runs through the
whole ticket.
The combine concede this, but
reply, "To hell with your political
principle-; we recognise no bond of
union or object in politics but to
destroy Murphy J. Foster, and though i
we recognize in the Democratic can
didate for Governor an estimable and f
able and honest man, he is a friend
of Foster and therefore he, too, most
die."
Was ever there a more miserable,
little and contemptible platform de.
vised by the hate or malignity ofit
men ? As we have said before, no
State and no nation cno be carried
in a civilized country on the issue of
Shate. Poor human nature has many
mean and vicious qualities, but we
thank Heaveu it is nowhere, except I
r among savages, so debased as to see
nothing in p-olitics except hate and
vengeance. 1
A campaign of this sort was wlti. ;
~uted against Thomas Jefferson, and
yet Jefferson was President twice and
I his memory survives srehe father of
Dem,,cracy ant the ablest, wisest and
~ost single-hearted, of our early
statesmen and Presidents. Webster,
1 Calhoun and luay combined to des
r troy Andrew Jackson by just such
vicious diatribes and false statements
as the comble is now urging agatinst
Foster and the Democratic party,
t and Jackson, backed by the American
people, put under his foot the great
Set trio of statesmen and politicians
~ that ever acted in American poli-.
*tice.
j And such has always been the
I result of such campaigns as the com
cm bine, without a sangle principle in
e common acnd animated only by die
L appointed holes and a burning hate,
Sar- attempting to set up in Louisiana
a at this time.
Well and good; they will spend
their money and their time and waste
their billingsgate and be licked out of
d their boots. "Let 'er rip. '-States.
I d
lemthlj B1llet.t 1f New Maste.
VoCAL
The Girl I Used To Love Long
1 Won't Do Your Washing Any
more.
eittle Old New York is Good
Enough For Me
I Am Makig A Bid For Popu
larity.
Mother.
After The War.
SIf I Were You.
d Oriental Guards- March.
SThe Sun To 3iove-Mareh.
[ La Soiree-Walts.
Moonlight Serenade.
be Openiong of The Season.
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The Result ettlhselmra r for Jaudge
and Ditriet Attor1y.
The Judiciary Committee met in
this titown yesterday and aonvassed
the vote cast for Judge and district
attorney tn the primnries held in
STerrebone on the '17th lst. oand in
- Lafourche on the 19th. inst, with the
following reaults :
Foa Juos.
L.P. Cillouet received in Terre
boone 686 votes, in Laforchbe 1221
Svotes; total 1907 votes.
. B. F. Winchester reen-ed in Tere
b~onne 557 voltes, in Laourche 361
lb votes; totl 918 votes.
S Foa Dirsmcr ArroIEr.
'l W P. Martin received in Terre
Sboone 820 votes, in Lafoourhe 1534
s voters; total 2354 votes.
lai It theus appears that Judgte Cai
sa lonet has be.n nominated for J udge
u- and Major Martin for District Attor
s. n-ey.
SGRAND
Clearance SaleV
Bargains!
B Bargains! Bargains !
In order to make room for our big spring stocl
which will soon begin to arrive, we have beea,
compelled to inaugurate
) A Special Sale,
which would unload us of the rest of our F::
and Winter Goods. We have named prices a:
made reductions that will certainly be an i1,
du ement for you to buy now. This sale include
'the rest of our
Ladies' Capes,
Ladies' Shirts,
Child's Cloaks,
Ladies and Gents /
SGloves, Blankets,
)Mackintoshes,
Gents Underwear
Gents Overshirts.
Remember, first come, first served ; first custor +
ers get first pick, if you come too late it will n, .
be our fault. Call in and examine our goode
and you will see for yourself the many Uenuii -
Bargains we have to offer. .....Yoirs to pleasl,
'The Racket Store,!'
CHAS. A. BADEAUX, PROP.
Main Street, Thibodaux, La. Phone 1&
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Agents for .
Nunnally's M Candies
Thibodeaux Drug Store,
i.
THIBODAUX, LA., Cor. MAIN & St PHILIP St. "',
" t1
offers its customers all possible induce- f
I ments in return for their patronage. Low
Prices l argest Selections. Polite Attentior:
4 '
SE. P. Lefort. A. J. Tetrea "
Lefort & Tetrea~
ISeamrs II . TTRZAmU 8 C.
Livery, Feed
....AND ....
...Sale Stables.
Undertaking *
]lacksmiths aand
Patriot St. Cor. Levee and Ma~rket, Thibodau.v.
-Why Not Have a
Cumberland 'PhoneP
asi w . $1.00 PEWR MONT'
Which gives you free service to our subseribers to this exlhdae.
which means unearly every planter on itayou LJafurhe from Zat1
S oleonville to Locport-a distance of about 40 sles......... ... .- .
Special rates for planters in the surrounding country.
Oumberland Telepho* L
& Telegraph Companr-.
"Phone I1. Bank L.fourch, Bui!dig TiI: ,
