The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], August 25, 1900, Image 1

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THIBODAUX, LA., SATURDAY, AUG., 25. 1900.
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REMOVAL. I
i DR. HAMLET MOORE, 
VETERINARY SURGEON,
EA t OFFICE, a
AND HOSPITAL '
Cointment's Stable, - Donaldsonville.
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PERSONAL POINTERS.
Dr. Jos., I'Pjos t Schrtever was in
g city on W1dlnesdvy.
SIsI Rita Lagarde returned from
O Orlesas on Monday.
SMis Nora Dantin at! C. P. Auilet
M yesterday in Lockport.
ri. L. II. Lannnas'er was a busi
igt visitor to Lockport Tutes'liy.
Tom Mattingly Jr. a sugalr ,lanter
dTerebonue was here on Monuday.
tr. Smith made a flying busitness
to the Crescent city Saturday
S P. Darden of Raceland was a
-lioass visitor to our city on Tues
y..
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bonnot of New
Orleams are visiting friend s in our
Ity.
C. W. Thibodeaux. druggist down
Wh bayou, was in town on \Wcdnes.
y*
Mr. Geo C. Norcross of Eoston
Lass. was a business visitor here this
Miss Amy Williams left on Thurs
 for a visit to friends in NaFo
isonville.
U1. II. ordain of New Orleans was
here m Sonday and left for Terre
dl. attingly arrived from Lºi.
, Ky. on Thursday to look I
Imr his stock interests.
i. 0. Rousseau, a merchant of
Grove, was a bnsiness bisitor
oer city on Thursday.
ir Vivien, of New Orleans, is
ag st the home of Mr. and Mrs.
hA Riviere, of Market St.
a.N N, W. Whitehead, a planter
Trrebonne pat ish, was a business 1
to our city on Monday.
Ais Bertha Foret, who has been
relatives in Lower Lafourche, I
home on Wednesday,
fihey Knobloch and Van B]Piriy
as extended trip to DonaldsonD
sad Smoke Bend last week. f
t Volney Knoblock after spending
IIdsays with his father at Smoke
returned home last Tuesday.
ita A. F. Bathancourt, formerly
l(rtha Naquin of our city now 0
as is visiting relatives here. si
M. Lefort, a merchant of Ia. d
Crossing, gave the SE.NTINEL w
a pleasant call on Saturday. e:
Matberne of Napoleonville,
601 on a visit tc his mother,
Matherte, on Sunday and Mon.
Knobloch Esq. of Now Or- tl
visited his father, ex-Lieut. fc
SKbltoch in our city, on Mon er
di
May and Maggie Wright B
home Saturday after a six
.vit to relatives and friends in
a.
Daisy Shepl.crd of Napoleono
i- spending sometime in our on
L iusot of District Attorney th
_ rMia.
he
lld, of Natchatoches La, lai
. d by lion. John Marks -
ville spent S.'urday in
Al1e and Eliza Blanchard of the
- ile are visitors to Thibo- dii
L5 week guests of Mlisses May sti
Wright. co
-] J. Foret, of Ludivine min
visited the family of bk
-Mrs. Justilien Foret-in Ca
- e Itrt part of the week. It
D.l January and Mrs. T. C. ph
a Crowley, the former a ant
M tbs later a sister in-law of Cot
1. D. Kent were visitors of cot
the past week. fle
Birdie Williams anol Emma oft
to pretty and 'bharming dut
ls of New Orlraus, after ing
al days in town as the fret
.31 Bertha Richard, left F
h the regret of their' I
Miss Gertrude Fey, of Napoleon.
ville, is visiting her parents-Mr.
Sand Mrs. Fey--Franklin Hotel, in
this city.
3m bMiss Annette Broekhoeft, who has
been visiting .Mrs. Maronge, on Jack
son street, left for home in New
let Orleans on Wednesdsy.
Miss Beatrice Decotli, of Marks.
isi- ville, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Walter Champagne in our city.
left for home on Monday.
ter
V. Miss Guly Walters, of Napoleon
ville, but formerly of this place pass
ls ed through our city on Wednesday.
Sy on a visit to friends in Algiers.
Mr. Alfred Pittman, of Greenville.
a Tex. accompanied by his consin,
e" Miss Winnie Pittman, of Raceland,
visited friends in town on Tuesddv
w, last.
ur ,Mrs. E. A. O()'Sullivan and family
returned to their home in New Or.
n leans, on Wednesday after a pleasant
s. visit to MaJ. C. Lagarde family
Leighton plantation.
n Four-Leaf Clever Club Eatertalaed.
is -
A very enjoyable evening was
O_ spent at the home of aMr. and Mrs.
o L. C. Waterbury's on Friday of last
week. Progressive Euchre was the I
is feature of the evening.
e- Those preser.t were Mr. and Mrs. I
Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Lobdell, Air. I
Sand Mrs. Philip Brand, Misses Loulie
,k and Virgiunia 1'hilson -Mrs. M. E. I
Maddux, Miss Vivian Knobloch, bliss
t Abbie Moore, Miss Lea Brand, Dr. I
or Brand, Dr. Ragan, Mr. Lancaster, Mr. d
Francis Knobloch, Mlr. Gaston Coulon t
is and Mr. Fulton Rogers.
S The Ladies prize-A Medalion,
won by Miss Virginia Philson.
Pr Ladies Booby prize won by Miss I
as Loulie Philsou-A childs story book. I
Gentlemen's priz~e-A Bust of i
, Bismarck in china-won by Mr.
p Philip Brand, Gentlemen's Booby
prize-A tiny slate and pencil won h
by Mr. Francis Knobloch.
- After prizes were distributed-re. ih
freshments were served. h
g First Heat Prostration. e
A negro man by the name of E
"Tette" Lagarde dropped down from
A overheat in front of Tabor Bros.
l store, at 11 o'clock, a. in. onil Thurs.
day. At last accounts the victim
t. was in a critical condition and not s1
expected to live. ti
Election of Offieers.
The newly organized, Pastime
Pleasure Club, met at Frost's Hall on hb
Wednesday evening and elected the it
following officers to serve for the ,i
ensuing year. C. P. Aus!et, presi,
dent; Junius Malbrough, vice presi et
dent; Leon Naquin, Secretary; Joe.
Berniard, treasurer. 11
Intense Heat.
Another hot wave passed over the al
northern and middle tier of States
this week causing many deaths from
heat prostrations in several of the E
large cities. t
St
Catarrh Cannot be Cared iol
with LOCAL AI'PLICATIONS, as
'they cannot reach the seat of the Fc
disease. Catarrh is a blood or con
stitutional disease, and in order to 00
cure it you must take internal reme. yO
dies. Hlail s Catarrh Cure is taken gi"
internally, and acts directly on the ph
blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's 01
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this countro for years,
and is a regulr prescription. It is
composed of the best tonics known, for
combined witlh the best blood puri. th
Sflers, acting directly on the mucous Se
sur.ifc. The perfect combination Hi
of tire two ingredients s what pro me
duces such wondlerful results in cur. an
mg Catarrh. Send for testimonials ho
free.
F J. CHN & C'o. Prolwps. Toledo, 0. wr
Sold by druggists, price 76c.
Hall's Famly Pills are the best.
Serioua Accident.
A son of B. L. Thibodaux who
resides on the canal, aged about 15
years, while attempting to take a
knifefrom his sister on Sunday even
ing was in some way struck in the
eye by the point of the blade and
received a wound which, it is said,
will destroy the sight of the organ.
Thieves About.
Early last Sunday morning some
thirsty rogue broke into the saloon of
W. H. Ragan Jr., on Main street, and
carried off some liquors and cigars.
It An entrance was effected by breaking
through a window.
on.
Ir. Obituary.
Edna I~ouise, daughter of Mr. and
,as Mrs. Sidney IIebtard, of Opelousas,
:k died at the residence of her parents
ew on July 13, 1900, aged 2 years and I
12 days.
cs. Sweet little Edna was a bright and I
er, vivacious child, a cherished pet of
friends and an idol of her father nad t
mother. In her short childhood lifte
n she had entwined her gentle nature l
around the hearts of all her acquamn a
tances ln cords of sweetest sympathy t
and love, and in her death has left a c
P. bereavement of poignant grief to all (
in, who know her. No words of ours a
dd can heal the wounded hearts of her a
grief stricken parents, but they have t
the consolation of knowing that litt'e
r Edna is an angel now and her little f
nt hands ever beckon to them over the I
- battlements of heaven. Ia
A FRIEND. I
Opelousas Courier please copy. a
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is Electrical Storm. b
s. - si
t On last Sunday morning our city
le was visited by a thunder storm which
g:ave the finest electrical display and
. heaviest detonations of thunder that
have been seen and heard for many ti
e a day. The cloud flamed with light
ning and the crashes of thunder were tt
e like the firing of a park of ar:illery. w
r. Yet we have had no report of any
damage being done in town or vicini.
, ty.
DIED.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs 11
a Lucien Toulps, of Schriever, died at p
5. o'cloa k a. m. on Tuesday, the 21st. Vs
t inst. and hurried at St. Jogeph's
cemetery at 11 a. m. Wednesday.
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The laws of health require that the bh
r bowels move once each day and one H
of the penalties for violatiug this law gc
is piles. Keep your bowels regular
by taking a dose of Chamberlain's b
Stomach and Liver Tablets when nec- I1
essary and you will never have that ge
severe punishment inflicted upon you. th
Pf lice, 25 cents. For sale by Roth all
Drug Store.
Impreving Mreeta. plr
no
Mayor Zernott behaves in good Br
streets and in good roadls and verifies th
that belief in a practical business fr(
manner. Ever since the cessation of ag
dlady showers he has had the road ise
machine grading the streets-carts
bhaulhng dirt to all needed places, and
it will not be long before the last
vestiges of the rainy season will be Po
entirely removed. on
If this excellent work could stae
suplplemented by placing shells on th
the streets, then, indeed, wouhl the o
soil be impervious to the heaviest of fo
showers. ten
Do Your Feet Achea and BuParn
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot- tri
Ease, a powder for the feet. It cools unt
the feet and makes tight or New to
Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corns, Bun
ions, Swollen. Smarting, Hot, Callous
Sore and Sweating Feet. Allen's
Foot Ease relieves all p:ain and gives Wa
rest and comfort. We have over 30, ed 1
000 testimonials. It cures while of
you walk. Try it to.day. All drug of t
gists and shoe stores sell it 25e. Sam
pie sent Free. Adddress Allen S. inst
Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. his
.he
fNotice.
Prof. L. M. Hargis desires to in.
form parents that he will reopen ii on a
the Thibodaux College buildings on
S;ept. 3rd 1900 his school fo)r boys.
Having made the necessary arrange.
ments, he will be prepared to receive
and accommodate a large number of
boys. English and French taught. ha
For particulars apply in person or Sch
write to For
L. M. HAnors, Aq
Thibodaux La. we
Hymeseal.
who "Cupid is a s!y little archer, but
15 shoots straight to the heart."
t a Mr. Volcar Bowie and Miss Cecile
ren Guidry of Schriever were toined in
the! the holy oonds of wedlock, at St.
and Joseph church, Thibodaux, at 7.
mid, o'clock, p. m. on Monday, August
20. 1900, the iRev. Father Dubourg1 I
ofitciating.
There was a One wedding supper
at night, to which only the immediate
em families of the coutracting parties
of were intvited. They will reside at
nd present at the home of the bride's
irs. father. The SaErriaL joins with
ong many friends in congratulations to I
the happy young couple, wishing
them a happy and prosperous voyage
through life.
ad A Bright Boy.
as,
aIs A drawing 'f the Thibodaux Bank I
:ad building, executed with pencil, by J.
E. Guardia, aged 16 years, was
,d brought to the SENTINEL office on
of Weduesday moruing, by a friend of
id the boy, to show the progress made
ife by him in drawing, during the time I
ire he was a parish beneficiary student
in at the State Normal School at Natchi.
hy toches. The drawing is not only a L
ta credit to the artistic talent of young o
all Guardia, but showspainstaknmg study #
irs and labor in bringing out the lines w
ir and shadings which illustrate archi.
t'e This piecc of drawing was a faith
le, ful reproduction of the Thibudaux N
he Bank, and was executed duriug the "I
leisure moments of the boys vacation. hi
He gives excellent promise of being
an architect some day and is said to
be a hard student at school. Such
boys seldom fail in making them ti
selves felt in the world.
ty to
h Estray Notice. Cl
m - Di
t One brown Bull 3 years o!d white
,. throat, white flanks, cnd of tail white, co
and white spot on forehead, cropped Ds
" Eara. If not claimed within 30 dat's
e the same will be sold for account of
w. homeover it may concern.
O. L. CaRo,
1 J. P. 2nd Ward.
For Bryan. of
Chic.ago' August 17.-Dr. Henry da
a Wade Rogers, gold Democrat' former m<
it president of the Northwestern IUni
versity, and recently called by the col
faculty of Yate, says that he will vote Ap
for Bryan and Stevenson. In 1896 les
. he voted for McKinley and Hobart.
e He declared also that he believes the the
* gold Democrats as a body will sup ioj
port Bryan this year because they pre
believe imperialism is the most dan Jei
gerous policy they could adopt, and Fk
that the party that is responsible for Ed
b such a policy should be defeated. Th
Dr. Rogers says also that the silver Be
plank in the Democratic platform will Ma
no more drive them from supporting Co
1 Bryan than the protective plank in Red
a the Republican platform kept them Oh
a from voting for McKinley four years Joi
f ago, when silver was the paramount
I issue. Fo
Uren ral News.
Es. Secretary of State, Caleb tri
Powers of Kentu.ky, who has Ibeen Ph
on trial for several weeks in that[
state, charged as an accessory before
Sthe fact in the assaasiistion of Gov.
Goebel in January last, has been
found guilty by the jury and sen- Ag
tenced to the penitentiary for life.
His attorneys have applied for a new 'I
trial and it denied by the court, it is Ie
understood an appeal will be taken
to the Supreme Court .
Rev. Mr. 'lay, manager of the
Waif's lHone, at Beauvoir, is report.
ed to be dangernusly ill. A charge
of mismanagement, and resig nation
of the "Board of Control", of the
institution, it is said has aggravated
his sickness, although no one believes
he was guilty of any intentional
wrong.
For job printing of all kinds, call
on or write to the Salirm L. K
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Scbrlever Amnreme~t ml n.
A grand king's ball was given bysign
Charley Bangs, at Dewey Hall, in lms
Schriever, on last Saturday oight Thi
Forty two couples were on the floor.
A queen's ball will be given in two ill
weeks. go
"Merry Iaker'n" Soelal at Opera
at
The Merry Makers Social Club met
ile at the opera house on last Monday
in evening and passed a most enjoyah'e
evening in dancing and progressive
euchre.
7. Those present were: Miss Birdie
at Williams of Algiers and Simon Ber.
rg Tgeron, Miss Emma McEvers of New
Orleas and Henry Bergeron, Miss
Agathe Foret of New Orleans and
er Phi; Naquin, Miss Mamie Walsh of
te New Orleans and Walter Scally, Miss
es Daisy Foret of New Orleans and
at Ernest Roger, Miss Nellie Scally of
SLafourche Crossing and *Leonard
Cherault, Miss Rita Foret of New
th Orleans Emile Chol, Miss lHattie
to Babin of New Orleans and Octave
ig Trosclair, Miss Bertha Richard and
,e Norbert Roth, Miss Maggie Glover
and Joseph L. Bourg, Miss Clara 5
Bergeron and Ed. J. Naquin, Miss
Maud Landry and James Bourg, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Molaison Chaperons,
and children. Stags-Fulton Roger", r
k Henry Lagarde and Gaston Aucoin.
1. Ladies first prize-a fancy pictulre
s drawn for by Misses Nits and Rita
Foret, Clara Bergeron and Birdie
Williams woo by Miss Nita Foret. 2
'o Gentlemen's first prize. a Cigar and
e Match Case, won by Mr. Octave
e Trosclair. Ladies Booby a large
t Ginger Cake, drawn for by Misses
Maud Landry, Agathe Foret and 2
Emma McEvers, won by Miss Maud
a Landry. Gentlemen's Booby a bar
g of soap and towel draw. for by:
" Messrs. James Bourgand Emile Chol,
won by Jos. Bourg.
Badly Burned.
Moses Cooke colored, and Johnnie
Naquin, white man, were severely
burned on the feet and legs, by the ;
bursting of a mould while casting a
cog wheel, at Jeffriee West End foun.
dry, on Wednesday evening.
"My baby was terribly sick with
the diar rhoea," says .1. 11. D'ek, of
Williams, Oregon. "We were unable
to cure him with the doctor's assis.
tance, and as a last resort we tried
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. I am happy to
say it gave immediate relief and a
complete cure." For sale by RotLh
Drag Store.
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A Pleasaut Seelal.
Quite a number of our young pec
pie assembled at the pleasant home
of Mrs. Justillen Foret, corner of St.
Bridget and Jackson street, on PF.
day night of last week and passed a
most delightful evening.
This social function was given
complimentary to Misses Daisy,
Agathe and Rita Foret of New Or.
leans, their charming guests.
Progre .sive euchre aid music were
the principal amusements of the even
ing. The following persons were
present : Misses Agathe, Rita, Daisy,
Jeann' and Nita Foret, Gertrude and
Florence Badeaux, Bella Barker,
Edna Naquin, Nettle Mlatherne, Libby
Thibodaux, Hattie Bahin, Alline and
Beatrice Coulon. Messrs. James
Matherne, Ernest Roger, Eugene
Coulon, Eddie and Phil Naquin,
Oliver Engerran, U. Trosclair and
Jos. Bourg. ,j
Ladies First prize-Miss Daisym
Foret-framed picture; Ladie's
booby-Miss Nettle Mathernoe--red
and blue apron. Gentlemen's first
prize-Jos. Bourg, ink stand; booby,
Phil Naquin, cap pistol
Monthl BDlleti of New aste.
By Your Side.
A Ralbbi's Danghter.
Breathe l'hose Tender Words
Again.
Back to Mly Ilotia in Illinois.
The promises You Made on Your
Wedding Day.
INsTRrxe~ETAL.
Sweet Irene- Schottsache.
Silver Jubilee-March.
Anglo-American-March.
Down South ia Allabama--,arch.
The Roost-March.
JUST RECEIVED AT
J. S. LEVRON & Co.'s
Emporium
....BStore,
1000 Flower Pots. 260 Jardinieres
on I Cuspidors of latest and most
mbeautifual pattens. Also largest co.
signment of Ice Cream Freezers, Coo a
lers oand Fruit Jars ever brought to
Thihodaux. All at New Orleans
prices. together with a large line of
Haimmoeks, from $1.00 upwards. It
will pay you to call aad see thesm
pens.
net
,Ah ead - As Usual
Big Things for Little Money.
"Prices that tell,
nd9 Goods that sell."
of
o, Striking Money-Savers.
rd 10C--3 Spools Thread. 37cc-per yard, Fast Color
t'w 25c--3 Cakes Cuticle Soap. Turkey Red Table Cloth.
ve 25c-Misses Corset Waists. 35c- Photogrph Fr a me s
4d 40c-Ladies' summer Corsets. worth fully 75c.
er 25c- -Ladies lisle thread vtsts
Lra 25c-Ladies' Sailors, e x t r a 50c-Table Cloths, full size,
as good values. ready made.
Ir. 50c-Ladies Shirt Waists, in 85c-Alarm clocks, worth 1.25.
I, the latest styles, and col. 50c-Ladies 26 in. Umbrellas,
, 50c--Ladies Dog Collar Belts steel rGd, fast color, big
"' 10c-Ladies Hose in tan,black values.
and fancy stripes, seam- 90c-Ladies Gloria Silk Umrn
lie less. brellas, steel rod, worth
t. 25c-Ladies Pulley Belts. $1.25.
SI 5c-Big Cotton Towels. 5c-Full size feather dusters
ee! Sc-Ladies White Leno Ap- 1.25-Ladies Oxford Ties, or
es rons, trimmed, low quarter Shoes, worth
ad 20c-per yard, first quality, fully $1.50.
d Table Oil Cloth. 5c-5 good palmetto Fans.
Don't overlook the big"mon
ey saving" offerings to be
found on our counters dur
s ing July and August.
The hope of the rich,
The joy of the middle class,
f A blessing to the poor.
'The Racket Store,"
a CHAS. A. BADEAUX, PROP.
Main Street, Thihodaux. La. Phon 1.
SAD. 3tefor
Nunnally's .m Candies I
Thibodeaux Drug Store,
THIBODAUX, LA., Cor. MAIN & St. PHILIP St.
offers its customers all possible induce
` ments in return for their patronage. Low s
I Price. Largest Selections. Polite Attention
E. P. Lefort. A. J. Tetreau
Lefort & Tetreau
L ivery, Feed I
....AND....
S.. .Sale Stables.
Undertaking ,
- Blacksmiths and - "
.........-- --a Maer
Patriot St. Cor. Levee and Market, Thibodaux.
DR. JOS. L. DREXLER,
YETEfIINARY SURGEON,
LEON DREXLER'S STABLE,
THIBOD4UX, LA
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