The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], October 13, 1900, Image 4

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Dr. Meyer's
Water,:
50C. A BOTTLE, l
LOCAL PARAORAPH$,
Ellis Brand Sons have ji't receivr
re a new line of fresh kid gloves.. 9
The Aceension police jury has plsc.
ei a heavy license on deaides in pis
tols.
George Delanure has accepted a
position at II. Riviere A Co's dry
goods eniN,prium.
The latest styles of Manhattano
6birts are to be found at Ellis flraud's
eons on Mlain street.
The Grand Army of the Repubkic
in the North and West are raisingp
$100,000 for the relief of the Texas a
storm sufferers.
Happiness depends very much on
thecoodition of the liver and kidneys.
The ills of life make but little Impres. i
saon on those whose digestion is good
You can regulate your liver and kid
neys with HERBINRI and enjoy t
health and buoyancy of spirits. I
Price, 50 cents. For aslt by Thbo- t
ldaux Drug Store.
We had heavy showers of rain on c
on Friday of last week, Saturday and (
Sunday. It is not thought that any
damage was done to the cane crop.
The hardware establishment of H. ,
Rtiviere & Co has boen removed to
the building formerly occupied by
them as a dry goods store.
The active business season has a
opened now and it is a good time for ý
our merchants to send their new ad
vertisements for their new stocks. t
The Demoeratie National committee
has prepared a statement showing the "
advance in the value of articles con
tr)lled by trusts. ti
The rice farmers around Gueydan, I
in the rice district, are not signing the e
rice combine agreement, which has
been set on foot in Crowley.
The finest and most stylish men ii
Shoes are the Johnson & Murphy f,
and Bostonian, sold by RIlis Braud's ib
bons, Main street. ,
There are thousands of people, suff
ering untold torture from piles, be
they cannot be cured. TABLER'S
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT will tl
cure them and the patient wi!l remain t
cured. Price. 50 cents in, i,,ttle
Tubes, 75 cents. Por gale b)" T',Ih .
daus Drag 8tore, ti
Any persons wanting Dr. Hamlet 9
Moore's lione of medicines for the
treatment of stock can find them at m
W. 11. Iagans stable. Is
Adlin Ptcou, who has been in the
employ of Meyer's Drug store for t
some time past, will leave in a few I.
days for New Orleans to take a ol
course in pharmracy,
Dr. We. C. itubbs of the Lonsia. P
pa Experiment Station hasm culttvated m
a sugar esne brought from Trinidad, t
which, he says, will revolutionise the
sugar indmstry in louisiana.
Have you seen the ,'Ves-two"-two
vests in one 9 It is a single breast
on one side-turned it becomes a o
double breasted vest on the other to
*ide. Worn by stylish dressers every of
where, lls Braud's Saons have them. re
The Rev. John C. Barr, pastor of n
the Lafayette Presbyterian Church,
favored the Sentinel office with a call
on Thursday afternoon. At night he
deliveredl a very interesting sermon
at the Presbyterian churb, departing b
for looms yesterday morning.
When jou csaao sleep for cough.
ing it is hlrdly neesary that anyone in
should tell you that you need a few ret
doses of Chamberlain's Cough Rem. T.
edy to allay the irritation of the
threat, and make sleep possible. It
is go~dl. Try it. For sale by Roth
)rug Store.
Be sure anml turn out to the Demo s
cratic rati8fication meeting at the
Thibod:laux Opera House tomorrow, the
at i.,,on, asdl hear Hon. Robert F. lait
Brousard and other distinguished se
speakers discuss the issues involved fci
in the present campaign.
Ladies are especially invited to
attend.
Mr. A. L. Guillo., formoly part
owner in A. ],. Guillot A Co's. drug
store, has sold out his interest in the not
AIrm and will take up his residence in O
New )Or'eans. tari
The many friends of Charley Thi ad
Itdaux wil lhe pleaseld to learn that par
i. has been employed as manager of to I
this pharmacy under its present own- Ch
erhip'. where he will Ie pleas~d to she
serve them in tcverythiig ·onnected ald
with the drag line, Idid
brin
A new reniedy for billousness ma ret'
now on sale at Roth's drug store. It of a
le calledt Chamberlain's Stomach and in c
Liver Tablets. It gives quick relief a
and will prevent the attack if given hy
as souns as the brat indientiou of the Ren
doease appeamr Prics, 25 cents iper go
bol. Baples free, For sale by Roth ely.
L)rug Store, Stor
VlWhen you have no appetite, do
not relish your food and feel dull after
eating you may know tuat you need
a h1w4 of Chalmberlain's Stomach and:
LiverTablets. Price, 25 cents. Sam
ples free at Roth's drug store.
The ralns on Saturday and Sndrlav
were followed by a cold wave on Mol,.
day which continued for several days I
to the great h·,nefit of 'he cane crop I
. and which will accelerate the opening I
of the grinding season.
The whistles of the sugar mills are
heard in almost every directiin now I
testing and i),pttin tihe machinery in
order for g inding the crops into a I
marketable shape. r
9 For sprains, swellings and lameness a
there is nothing so good as Chamber. t
Ilse, lain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale a
pis- by Rotlh Drug Store.
"Ma iss Matilde L. Bruguiere, the t
dry distinguished song tress, was greeted t
last night at the Athenaeum by a g
large and ele, t audience Miss Brna
ttan guiere's concert proved to he a rare
ipd'a musical treat. Miss Brugulere is
possessed of the grandest of musica!
endowments and as she stirred and
b' sW wayed her audience last night, those
ling who heard her were convinced that a
las she was a singer about whom the half
has not yet been tQld."-The Daily
on States, Tuesday, April 17th, 1900.
eye. We have on our table the Com- a
' mercial and Industrial number of the
kid- Crowley Signal which is a gem in the t
joy ty,>ogrsphical art and puts another ,
rits. feather in Bro. Scott's cap as an I
b- upto date pewspaper man. This n
number contains a graphic write up 3
i on of the parish of Acadia and city of i,
and Crowley, the developement of its
any industrial and commercial interests
during the past fourteen years, and a
H. is handsomely illustrated with splen- C
did half-tone photogravures of lead
ing business men, views of residences I
and public buildinga, canals and d
for pumping plants and maps showirg ii
ad the various lines of canals and irriga.
tion facilities throughout the parish
Thorough and persiateut a'Ivertis
the ing is what built up Crowley and S
on.- Acadia parish, and the liberal adver
tisements of the business men helped
Ian, Bro. Scott to issue this splendid
the edition.
bas "* .I
In anaemia and most women's ai'- e
ments the digestion is weak, the mak S
nen ing of color, flesh and strength out of
phy food, is imperfect so that the patient
id's is weak, wan, nervous and dyspeptic. d
This condition can be corrected by a
taking a course of HERBINE rn
b Price, 50 cents. For sale by Thibo g
4'S A wise man hath said: "Blessed is A
will the man who magnifieth the advan no
"Il tages of his own town and standeth t
by st with loyal deeds when others
J speak ill of it c;ntiunally, for upon
the last day the man of praise and ti
ilet good work will get a harp and a crown 0
but the kicker and the man with no j)
the public spirit will be bunched with the ]
at mules and goats, and shipped to the
land where it don't snow."
the Do you believe In building upyourn
for town? Then speak wae:lof it. Be pub C.
ew ice spirited and work for the promotion
a of all home enteriprises that will enh G.
ance its developement and prosperity. T
ia. Patronize home institutions-home P
ed merchants, home schools, home indus. A
Stries and last, but not least, support D
by a liberal patronage your home
newspapers that are ever alert in ad
WO vocating your interests and the towns I
interests. Let us all pull together
er for our town and eabch and every one E.
ry of us will be benefitted by the grand
m. results that will be achiteved by such C
of united efforts. &
Fmr tile.
1000. Grocery and baer, large
stock, big bread trade license paid, c
Scheap ren, 4 rooms attached to gro Mi
cery suitable for couple.
h Splendid chanoe for acy one desir
e ing a change, big business. Owner
w retiring from business. Address 8. Pi
n. T. care Thibodani Sentinel. 12 we
It DIZD. Ma
_At Melrose plantation, Ellen, Be
daughter of Mr. andl Mrs. Victor Ali
Prejeanot, aged 2 years. El
e The remains were broaght up by Fri
, the train on Thursday and the body Lu
. laid to rest in the St John Epi-copal b:o
Scemetery, Rev. James Phileon of
d fciating. Az
. It lappemed " a Drug Store. All
"One day last winter a lady came Ha
rtto my drg store and asked for a
brand of cough medicine that I did
Snot have in stock," says Mr. C. . Coi
Orandin, the popular druggist of On A
tario, N.Y. "She was disappointed Me
i and wanted to know what cough pre- r.
Sparattop I c uld lecommend. I said
to her that I couhl freely recommend Mn
Chamberlan's Cough Renldy that
she could take a Iottle of the remedy aid
1 and after giving it a fair trial if she I
did lnot Ind it worth the moneyv to
bring lack the botle and I would
a refund the prce paid. In the course foi
tof a day or two the lady uname back For
Sin cow panr willt a friend in need of sen
r oough medioip aMnd advisedi her to
tlity a Iottle of th'ampberlsjn'ls Cough Ro
Remedy. I consider that a very
rgoos' revommel)dstion for the rein L.
e ly." For sale by Jioth Dig fortg
Store. blo
do Joe 8mart Captuned.
tteri
ed Joe Smart, one cf the negroes who
Ind was concerned in the shooting affray
tm at Geo. Cousin's lumber camp, pear
Lafourche Crossicg on Saturday the
Iav 29th nIt, and mysteriously disappear.
o". ete at the time, was tracked by sheriff
5ys Beary last week to bayou Paul, near
rop Iberville parish, and on Friday of
Ing last week Deputy sheriff Walsh lo
cated the fugitive at the cabin of a
are relative and brought him back and
ow lodged hiu in the parish prison.
in It will be remembered that Wil
a liam LUcas, the qther negro who
participated in the shooting and was
H arrested at New Orleans, was found
wr. to be wounded three times. On the
ale arrest of Smart he was found to be
wounded in three places also, one in
tle the hand, one ip the jaw and the
ecd third it the hip. Neither are dao
ta gerously wounded and are lodged f
ru safely behind the bare to await trial.
ere
is Brn.
nd
>se To Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clement "
at on Saturday morning, a boy.
aft To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riviere t
ily on Sunday morning, a boy.
It is superfluous to add that both
m- of these households were made hap
the pier by the arrival of these sweet
he babes and that the parents look for.
her ward with great interest to the-s.
an little sons fulfilling a useful and
his noble manhood in the years to come
uP May their brightest hopes be realized "
of is the wish of the Sentinel.
its _
Ass -"For three days and nights I stil
nd ered agony untold from an atta,'k of
,_ cholera mobhus brought on by eat,
d- ing cucumbers," says M. E Lowther
clerk of the district court, C-nterville
Ies lowa. "I thought I should surely t
nd die. and tried a dozen different medi
ieg icines but all to no purpose. I sent
for a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
three doses relieved me entare:v "
Lis This remedy is for sale by Roth Drug ,
nd Store.
red te Past Time PlkasureClab.
lid
This popular club gave a most
delightful entertainmenu at their
i'- elegantly furnished rooms over the
ik McDermott building, on Jackson
street, on Thursday evening. progres
ic. save euchie and dancing bking the I
by asmusements of the occasion. Nice
E refreshments were served to th
m guests. The following were present :
is Anna Boudregux, Nota Dantin, An
in one Hock, Mary and Josephine Bel
th teau, Julitte Ledet, Alice Anei-i.
SEdith and A. Boudreaux, Olive Mlar
Id tin, Ida Ledet, Rits and Noby Roger,
rn Cecilee Cailiouet, Odile Ma!brough.
0o Mrs. Raoul Bye, tlrse. A. B. Dantin,
ie Mrs. R. Block. Mlessers Henry Flash,
e Emile Richard, Rodolph Cointment,
ur lEd. Webre, Gerringer, Leon Naquin,
b C. P. Auslet, Junius Malbrough, Joe
> Ladet, Chas Bernard, Walter Roger,
h. Geo. Moore, Felhx Rosignool, Frank
. Tregle, Paul Richard, Jos. Wagnee
ze pach, F. Bertio, Alma Boodreaurx
SAlfred IHenry, Henry Chenetta, Wllise
rt Dantin, E. Picou, Walter Ouillot, :
Benta Brand.
_Ladies 1st prize, won by Mrsm.
Raoal Bye. Consolation, won by
rlMiss Annie Hock. Booby by Mlises
SE. Bondreans.
d Gents 1st prize, won by Joe Ledet
h Consolation won by Joe. Wagnespach.
Booby by Bentz Braud.
Ealertalmers Club.
e The members of tihe Entertainer'*
Sclub met at the pleasant home of
Miss Vivian Knobloch, on Thursday
night, and were delightfully enter-.
tained by their charming hotess in
progressive euchre. The following
were present:
Bertha Foret and Dr. II. Smith,
May Froet and Dr. Oliver Braudl, I
Bertha Riviere and Morris Celestin, deli
Alice Malhiot and Paul Delaunor euc
Elmira Frost ad FraLcis Knobloch L (
SFrances 3lalhiot and Prot Lafargue nigl
Lucile Engorran anI Ridley Kno- Mis
b:och, Eleonore Engerran and L. V Alit
Azemar, Anna Danserean and Louis F (
Perrin, Cecile Dansereau and Dr. sha
Albert Myer, Lucy Foret and Frank bar
Hlarmon, Pauline Dnnsereau arad L. Wa
Lancaster, Lucy Roger and Octave Jen
Coignet, Vivian Knobloch and Chas Mel
A. Badeanex, Dr. and Mrs. Louis L
SMeyer, .Mr. and Mrs. Philip Braud,E B
Blr. and Mrs. C. P. Shaver, Mr. and by,
Mrs. E G; Robichaux, Mr. and Mru whit
J.O Knoblchb. James Bourg, E:ig.
and Gjny Knobloch. Wal
I.adies Ist prize, drawn for by Mrs. hy (
Shaver (Veeil Danssrean and won by
foalt mer. Consolation, won by Lucy
Foret. l:oohy, won by Anna Dan. wh
serean. the
(ente Ist, piise, drawn ftr by F, face
Robickhz', Prof. Latergue, P. Brand
L. Iuncaster, P. Delanne, won by i
former. Booby won by Adrhy Kno.- tris
btoeb, Rep
01Edward Badeaux, r
-r-.4ftei condlrrlti," r --a
General Grcory Business for Nine
teen and one half Years,
at the same stand on Main St., has fitted up
a commodious building on Jackson St., Cor
ner Railroad .venue. where he is prepared
TO $EIVYE HI OLD 5 NEW CUSTOMERS
- better than ever with the best of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc., and
z General Plantation Supplies.
Local Telephone. 4 Prompt Delivery.
ItNew Store
S New Goods.
SOUR LINES ARE NOW COMPLETE
I IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ........'ý
Don't Worry,
e' AB3UT STYLES, QUALITIES AND
PRICES. WE CAN SUIT YOU
iAnd Save You Money,
S Our Stock Consists in Part .
Hats,Caps, Ladies' Skirts,
0# Waists, Hosiery, Fancy
; Ribbons, Colored Dress
SGoods, Satteens, Em
$ broideries, N e c k wear,
Ladies & Misses' Capes,
House Furnishings.
All styles of Fall and
i Winter Dress Goods,
Scomplete line of Fancy
fli5, -Shtton sheets,
i Boots, Shoes, Hardware
Tableware, Willowware
Etc. Etc.
* In fact everything needed for family use
too numerous to mention. Call and
see us at our new emporium,
S=£ We will please you, C
I H. Riviere & Co.
SPHONE MAIN STREET.
Second Engagement,
Opera House, October 14.
: Grand Opera and Ballad Singer,
Miss Mathilde Bruguiere.
M~iss BruSguire hopes that the ladies and gentle
men of thiis city zoill attend her recital.
Miss BruLpuire will be assisted by the ~ighly ad
mired pianist, ~Miss jMamie Maloney.
Prices: Parquette 75c. Gallery 50c. Children 35e
SEATSl AT A. L. GUILLOT & CO.'s DRUG STORE MAIN STREErT. I
Feur Lear Clver Club.
The memberus f this club were
delightfully entertained in progressive
euchre at the pleasant home of Mrs.
L. C. Waterbury on last Saturday
night. The following were present :
Misses Annette Coulon, Elmira Frost,
Alice Lynne, May Frost; Meadames
F. C. Jennings. M. E. Maddox, C. P,
Shaver, J. L. Lobdell, L. C. Water
bury; Messers C. P. Shaver, L. C.
Waterbury. J. L. Lobdell, F. C.
Jennings, L. II. Lancaster and Dr.
McVeagh.
Ladies 1st prise, won by Mrs. M.
E Maddox-Ornamental shall. Boo
by, won by Mrs. J. L. Lobdoll-toy
whistle.
Gents Ist prize, won by L. C.
Waterbury-Scarf box. Booby, won
by C. P. Shaver.
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While Mark IIsanna is engaged in
what be calls, tearing the mask from
the taos of that hypocrite, Win. J.
B!yan" he mght takea snatch on the
face of the hypocrite who declares
that"' there is not a trust in the entire
United States", and then holds up
trusts for $30.000,000.--St Louis
Republican, Dem,
Serlm Aeeldent.
As the Napoleonville train was
coming in from Schriever at noon on
Friday-yesterday, Felix Bergeron,
aged about 24 years, attempted to
board the moving train, some distance
below the depot, to ride up town,
when he missed his footing and fell
under the wheels getting one of his
feet crushed so badly that It had to
be amputated. It is said the other
foot was seriously braised also.
This should be a warning to others
not to jump on or off trains while in
moQion,
$epubllc, or Empire r
If yon feel at all interested in con.
stitutional government; in preserving'
the Declaration of Independeuce; in
perpetuating the Republic ns estah.
lished by our forefathers; in checking
imperialism and mditarism, and con.
tibuting your influence to overthrow.
ing the trusts, .coqe out to morrow
and bear these great and vital issues
uscussed by Hon. RobtL . BrousardJ
and other eminent speakers at the
Opera House. 1
THE B'uSIEST H
IN THE CITY. -
SWhe Furnitare Estab[lshnlt
.... MAIN STREET ....
FURNITURE FOR THE
RICH MAN
FURNITURE FOR THE
* - POOR MAN
ALSO UNDERTAKER.
The Place to Buy
Hardware,
Paints, Oils, O
Harness, and
4 AAgrioatural Implement
--m AT
H. Riviere & Co.
'Phone 108. Cor. Main and Gre&m Dt.e
A. GO SI
.... MAx[FACTLRI3e AND DIALE ....
Choice . ough Ores
Cypress Lum
All Dimensions Sawed to Order and
Lafourche Crossing, La. .
SOUTHERN PACI
SUNSET ROUTF
...Vacation Ra
TO
L q IRESORT POINTS. J 1
Our A gents oun
can offer you MOU1
LOW Lakes,
ROUND TRIP Seash
RATES
Gall or Write for Partioulag' m
Pass. Traic M-anager. hovUroN, Tmrx. Gem. Pam. -
JEFFERSON MILITARY COLL
WVashington, AMijs.
(Six miles eat of atbes.)
A Preparatory School fbr Boys.
'eoW. Carob. eRA NcbeA .
Is the man you want r.to see when you want
strong, sound and healthy Kentucky.e rood.
Mle or Fany laddle and Driving
iveMe aCa Fi .stohit
Hotel
Donnaud
A. U. DONWAUD, Prep,
First class accoqtmoda.
tion for Commwarea tra
velers. Sample roopm
on the premises.
Lafourche Croesing, . La
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