The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], February 09, 1901, Image 3

About The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905

Image provided by: Louisiana State University; Baton Rouge, LA

                
ETES-VOUS
affocté d'un de ces
Symptômes P
ai c U i: z.nu . I
Y P t il d«Ilaç -wî
Av.z-lt n l rbnhuml
Tulamn.r-t la nla t f
Votrn me -t et.tl nbt i
Y l t- il des vonrnIa4em f
Votre voixz cet-elle fieel»e
\Vus pntuz-iw,- m -smffr-t?
Eit,. vos ncrereu et fablebk
Peiruz-rau le pria du aûutt
V<*,» rne rtt . el- n eluoredet
Avez TU!;' d.« nàan. lde t.te
Y a-t-il inue loulenr an front?
A viVns ior nrnvais de u y?
V :trea lai'e »st-t Clio ' halCsf
Li i.lar. et r-lle phle et serhbef
Atc T vun . t r,liluuiWuenCeu(i
i *t-. ft., -- ï. Iasrlieuintl
E>e. vous da n.J.rvnisu huborae
Le rtc.art st il M.-ren et etuI,
La ,rnf ot elloe écbe le Miatal
L nrine et.el: e aoirC et lpaise
Le nez demanCe ti »t Ir&ft-ill
Avwe vous de 1 eCume à lt boMàlei
SAv«-v.,ni raielqef<,s, la dlarrbsef
A rvz vius dle Irissuon dam le do n
un depist formnue t-.l dans l'arulu
Ar ez vo dpr palpilr.tlo»s de «etLr
Arve vue une ddaulur deiu le eCté
ropuv»ez.vot~ de* duokiu partoot
os mainos et vro pieds &Mnt ils enuli(
Votre tonx ut it.lle ourte et areadée
Sifrevt «ru s 'oidzturn aux tempis
t?éntn to # qe ou %ous affalblitsm
.a«ut«. vus, »ne douleur aU ou-aplaIte
y a t II de tonnrmMoUsrei sous les yeuxa
Y a t-11 u Mnr ivaie g.t dans la bouchef
Y a t il 4il rhi.,uUlfeiuffte dans lagorpt
Etr.vm evU sis Cm batoillem#ntan pllaet
Arz v-o«. im dferaacmerntarm spire les reput
[ljbiabs vom iemable.i t -. les trop louiJtl I
euot«e voii une don'eur à la chute del rueine
Touosz vnui jusaq à be plus pouvoir rspirert
Apris av«.ir mang. vous euitei vous opprese 9
Beatez-vtusu drs dleuru dasi le art euatiu»
»SI tel est votre cas,
vous pouvez fte sr que nru tsM t
malade.
6pondez oui to ama à ae quet.
tioua I
Eerirve en frinç.iia au Praoflmur
COLLINS, d NMew York Idioal Imaite, ,
140 W td 34tbh tS(ut w YVw ; ilTvu t
répondra en franças et Vo ludrir i
eotlinome ut.
Le Prof. COLLIN<
ttet lu pIeaier nng pat l iana da
Mfdmim du iule pour toute 1e
Ma"di Jdes hommed, f»mr et n.
fam iuut Md Oi ta.P
i vou te à New York, an pme
ounelement aux heures de eomulta
tion; si vous ne pouves pu y a&e,%
écrivez en frmaU s au
Prof. COLLINS
New York Medical Institute
140 Wst 34th Strwt
NEW YORK
Subscribe to the
Sentinel
,BANK 0F TIIIBODÀIJX.
THII3ODAUX. Luie.
SDNME]P" PÂ 6 LE JURY DE POUCE 00CN D»iESAM. DES
FONDS PrULICS.
OFFICIERS:
E. G I9011IUIIAUX, Préaiideus, C P SIIA VER. .Iw...t..
O. NAQIrIN. ..Vèce-prisdik.a.t P L-B.LRA U I1,..Aaariugu.at,.r
L. f. bORVANT, Vice.présîdent.
DIftECTE URN,
E. G. UOBIlH&UX, THOMAS BEA1tY, (>ZIMME 'lAQUIN
L A. TÉCOijIAii4, P. L BitAIH1), L. MI. LA iANàl,
B. U. MORVNLT, ER.NE%' ICuGE1R, C. r. SH àVIVi .
La bau)ie rit mnurnie d'un ciffre-fort mect: ut, --timne let*' il * hprfm tidi
toute mnfniction, roiiefermé dantmîs une '.u'jte ro.%îtti. e d'icudr.
Avec un Cip utaI t suêrpliè sde t6U,IIUU.
FAIT, EN GENIREA&L,TOUTE8 LKB AFPAIREB DR BANQVRl.
.Ichete et rend du c/zanç e au lau' v, le plus Ib:s, soil dome.v.
ligue, soit e ', auler
Reçoit des dépota remboursables sur malaticius vue.
Votre patronage est ardemment reaipectuvuseààierrt su.licité
C. P. NHA V~I. CaiaaU,
Bank of Lafourche,
2aS3ftO3AIS, s s * a<Wlafi2ZSr2.
OFFICIERS :
A. .1 URAIUD. Président, K. J. BRAUD, Caissier,
('. J. BARKER, Vice Président, I'.M. LEeiENDRK,Asitaat Ca»iler
DIRECTEURS: -
THOS. D. KENT, D. DELAUNE, W. B. RAGAN. St
E.. . ROTH, JOHN T. MOORE, Ja., D. LE. MKYHFI
C. J. BARKKR, A. J. BRAUD, C. R. BEATTIX,
ALCIDE TOUIPS, K. J. BRAUD.
Fait, en Geeral, Toute AflaireM de Banque.
1e09tc et aoed du eLganc, soit semestique, soit atronler.
Votre Patronage est Respectueusement Sollicite.
Picayune.
Malled evr" `%-' .,iv ind
.I toeu* bas »I' t&ý' -tut
w y FII ?.à,Jhý. @L . ... .1··i
n0fIat fas t r a aili &4
Wlwklp so 0 La1B Ui0 t4 j
IMt 8lV. . .
OCLOCE TCIir <icsîlf?
?HU LLCU V.'IL. EK l%'VlU
*lb TwkIcaWas P5.e n
IrMit MUR MLL 39 p gltii ~t
WIL16 193 YOUND TEE ilv
10Wt3 INTEal<F- .%.g i
urmvzChV Par" t' uPàL
OUTU. àIUSB» mma w. of
lb TUh.aWot Pcr
ttei mies, §Mitla# 1h.
t·u 4ff rl 28 pose ·
th at~waa emp J pmagre.
prére -b1 au rem Si wa ai
Omi D~ taYaw.
MUT ABRNOE *l~r wtt tSIb ·l
voW TRt EB W. blDr wb'cb ait
WICIAL TCLMiRtapu UP R'
15U.U .1~ ail uiswa
naoet bat aO i e soimmai I.w
mleaamaa ClmbseaMW lala for
=WBltleoo ami 51km Uk.rqtlne sup
P!ý- lis mme. ai t ir
wm m-ufl fte PICY&M aIR MdU *1
1wi Mii ad rldut D
no<thsW..lâbWwli.... 3~i
:.81 aitmmoi
35 SoNy Pkqm.-y hpv a· Wmmh:
a mufla .. .... S
$and" Pbiwmm-a es je pqa.
?S Tb, Pmt ýwua *S.
Un1 Mmquer Tme.ip
?m .....s i as M. ... t
TuE PICAYUnNI
mx \n\n C ýý ý ILLS -·~
P RI 'C -
VI r
llf f~ *5·I·'
a,6
PrxClami LIon.
Os Board Hii IRoyaS Y:hr.
;...u .rv 25th. !901
. -i.a j.: yS Ki ,
_irr to h tai 1, . : C fl
iag to his Ro t C N. of 'I'll I
;lon( 1 F. ir.a:y 19Bh 19I1
"* holor ofl hi ,- .1(1 ti. 'U..
- ltk '.rl-,1 a 2 i d',,l. U t I'
MARDI GRIAS
ated with u,ma.al apomp )and
ad let apart hL a diay for
.ad eL.noymuet; that his loy
1 do 0l in their power to
tIud day o01 of r i: .ct. g and
(ht il Bo al ct. ,r., 1Ie i, Yellow
rlrn and also thie .latriotic tco
5.d, White aud Bitl, he lav\shly
yedo1 the rc4ei;etce~s and place
ji of til.. sulijett., thlos doing
to his Maj. sty.
ih oumidertion of prompt and
obedience to 1hi lt,,al Edl t,
as that hi., Royal Dukes. i
S~. MLteleoiue, Duke ot kLacelasd,
)o~stjau, Duke of Bowie, also
Pheto, of Lockp, tt, aud Count
t, of Chackbay, see that the
orer which his Lolal 1Pageant
assr be p;a ed Iu good condition,
to tf ,rd a safe an(d pieasant
of his t'aruval City.
;-ajvsty tdusires Lt say he ha'
Vy cecptcai the invitation to
the graud Roval Ball to be
in his honor, and is very aux
for the day of has .arr? al when
greet once more his faithful
rs and his beautiful Queen.
SMajesty ordriun that the
r be propitious during hisr
in Thlbodanx in order tlhat
who gather to do honor and!
Shis Royal lighuess be aisle to
themselves to uninterrupted4
urt~s.
"SUCROSE,"
King of the Carnival
FUITTLLI I,
D)ikte of lafourche,
(reed HCg tVhaaitarla iu.
Proclamation.
City Hall, Thilbxlaux, La.
uwhom t ahay coucera:
-g-AlAh fathful subjects of
Sectose having manifested their
that in ordelr t. attest their bly.
to suitably honor the august
oftur welt.beloved sovereign,
ormse, oa the occasion of his
triumphal entry auto our capli.
on Tuesday, February 19th,
h retfore, , F. ZIRNOTT
of the City of Thibodaux, do
 salin and deesue that said
heet apart as a public holada:,
publie bhildings, places of
and schools he closed, aud
day be one of rejoacwg and
uaJer my hand and seal in
SHall, oc this 29tb, day of
,1901.
F. ZERNOTT,
Mayor
IO5CT OF PARADI:
SBarc to .tlarket street, up
toGreeo.doweu Green to Maiu,
to Jackson, down Jackson
ddwo Baker to Lawer Canal,
an to Market, up Market
bhp , dlbw St. Phiiip to Rose,
IAn to tpper Canal, up Upper
eid Green to Thibodaux. up
- to Jackson, up Jackson
down Main to Green, down
Ato Opera House.
legilature of Indiana is con.
sa hill which provides for the
t of whipping posts at
N uty seat in the State for
t of various crimes by
iving of stated number of
N the bare back of the con.
r5, who, first, is tied ,hand
to the post. 'lbe measunre
a provision in any manner
as punishment for female
Any male person over
--rs of age who shall strike
a grl, or woman. according
SabaMll1 the punished by noct
heen nor more than fifty
tblihd by the sheriff, with a
-Ilp. Any male resident of
*IV fourteen years of age
" guilty of profanity shall
- *s than five nor more
lashes. Petit larceny is
by from five to fifty lash
apes are to receive from
bnlow from the rawhide
A Man who deserts his family,
h back to at least thirty:
- the tliamuenr. In aggra
1maa run na htlah as
l1 The man who drinks
f-fbil sabane of the,,
iTthe ateasure uasse
S pon the fourth
e l tntiha':ic otn u, ,t."il
1e0 than tet: ,,or tnae
" ve eCts from the cor a
Plaquemi-uc rrtetar.
Jury Venire.
TIHE UNITED .TATES OF AMEPICA,
1 TIlE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
1. gE IT KNOWN AND REMEMBER
B ed, That on this 31st. day of the
month of January, in the year our Lord,
One thousand nine hundred and one.
º* Pursuant to written notices issued hy
the Clerk of court, in and for the parish
of Lafourche, and addressed and given
d to each of the Jury Commissioners in
and for said Parish, as by the said
Clerk's certificate hereto annexed more
fully appears; we, J. M. Irfort,
LoI. W. rost, Henry Riviere, a
majority of the Jury Commissioners
appointel as such for the parish of 1.a
fourehe under the provisions of Act No.
135 of the (ien*ral Asesmbly, approved
July 13th, 189, and promulgated by
publication in the State official journal
on July 2., 189®, and all duly sworn and
qualified as* uch Jury Commissioners
In and for the said parish of Lafourche;
Smet at the clerk's Office at the Court
House in the town of Thibthodaux and in
eompany with Charle J. Barker, Clerk
d of said Court, ex-oficio Jury Commis
stioner, duly qualified and sworn as
such, then and there, in the presence of
a Messrs.. O. Knobloch and E. J. Legen
dre, two competent and disinterested
witnesses of lawful age, competent to
0 read and write the English language
t residing in the parish of Ilfourche and
summoned by the Clerk of said CLourt
for the purpose; proceeded in accor
Lj dance with Section a of said Act No. 135
of the General Assembly of LouisiLna
'of l18, to examine the original venire
t list on file in the Clerk's office, and hav
ing struck therefrom the names of such
grand jurors and regular jurors as have
so served, as well as the names of others
D who are known to have died, removed
from the Parish, become exempt or
~ disquallfied to serve as jurors, since
their names were entered thereon: and
the names of those who have died, re
Smoved, become exempt or disqnalified
I were also taken from the general venire
box; after which we supplemented the
original list and the ballots in the box
with the names of the same number of
i good and comnpetent men from the
Squalified jurors of the Parish, as have
been taken from the box and erased
I from the list; so as to keep the number
of names in the general venire box and
on the jury list as the original standard
I of three 'hundred contained therein;
each of said name so placed in the gen
eral venire box having been written by
the said Clerk on a sep3rate slip of
paper, together with the nttmler of the
ward. or place of residence, of such
person.
And immediately after completing
said general veniro list. we selected
therefrom the names of the following
tweuty citizens, good and competent
men, possessing the qualifications to
serve as grand jurors prescribed by
.iecotcn I of said Act, taken from die
ferent parts of the Parish. as far as
practicable, to serve as grand jurors
at the session of court beginning on
Monday, March, 11th, 1901, and until
discharged aceording to law, to-wit:
GRAND JURY.
r No. Ward.
I. Leonard Webre 1
L 2. Jno. J. MeNsimara 1
3. W.C. Ragan 2
4. Ja's. N. Wright 2
5. Clayton Badeaux 2
I. Louis Engerrau
7. Philip Thabodaux i
t. . A. Claudet 4
9. A. J. hauvmn 4
10. G. H. Barrios 4
11. Emile Scott $
12. Leo J. Boudreaux 6
13. Ozemee Ayo 6
14. 'heodule Bourg 6
th. Felix Caillouet 6 "
16. Lawrence Kraemer 6
17. T. D. Lalande 7
18. H. L. Lacroix 8
19. Pierre Risaan 9
20. Emile Wallace 9
And having so selected the above
named persons as Grand Jurors, the
name of each was written on a separate
slip of paper by the Clerk, in the pres
ence )fthe Commissioners and witaess
es, and all the slips so containing the
names and number of the ward of each
of said Grand Jurors were placed in an
envelope by us, Commissioners, which
was by us sealed signed and endorsed
and labeled, "List of Grand Jurors,'
and placed in the Jury box as hereinaf
ter stated.
After which we proceeded, after the
slips contained in the general venire
box had been well mixei, to draw from
said general venire box, the names of
thirty persons to serve as petit jurors
for the first week of the session of said
Court, beginning on Monday, March,
11th, 1901; the names being drawn from
the heo one at the time by Henry Hi
viere, one of the said Jury Commnission
ers, in the presence of the other Com
missioners and of the witnesses, and
which names so drawn, are as follows:
FIRST WEEK.
No. Ward.
1. Adelaire Torres 8
2. Voldey Knobloch 2
3. ErnetChiasson• 6
4. Allain Riehard 1
5. Remy Roussel 7
6. 8. M. Roussel 5
7. Tbo's Riviere 9
. sroenr Thibodaux 7
a mfe OsMde 5
10. O. M. Delaune 2
11. Timothe BourgeoIs 4
1. bylrvaln C. Bourgeois 8
I Wlle Disher 4
14. J. 8. Lee 8
16. Henry Seapit 3
16. Joseph Naqunla 2
17. Albert Engerrau 2
18. Myrtille Kerne 5
19. Marcel Breaux 3
)20. James Laforest 5
2.1. Victor Martines 6
2. Oco. Consin 5
23. Jno. J. Brown 4
24. Oneslppe Toups 5
26. Jos. Disher Jr. 4
28. Nathaniel 4rilln 4 4
27. Jno. Rosasel 1
g. Geo. Flash 2
2. Omer Leplne 3 2
30. C. P. Auslet
Having placed the natee of the fore
going thirty persons drawn as petit
Jurors for the first week of the said ses
I aon of court in an envelope, we have
signed and sealed, and endorsed and E
labeled it,--"Lstof Jurors Nao. 1",to t
serve for the said first week of the ses- S
After which we proceeded to draw it
from said general ventre box the names s
of thirty persons to serve as petit jurors
for the second week of the session he- F
ginning on Mondavy, March, 18t., Iril;
the n.ims being lrrawn from the box
one at the time bv said Henry Riviere, O
oiC of the J:ury Ccmmissioners in the y
i;rT ,.i'te o.f t,, ,thr ,'oniiisa ont -s
aud of the w 'tosse's, and whhich inams s
so dra n, are as follows: p
NECOND WEEK.
No. Ward.
1. Julien Oalliano 1i
2. Leon Blum 2
3. Marcelin (ioltros 4
4. Chas. Leonard 5
5. Oscar Iegendre I
6. Wm. Fields 1
7. Anatole Boudreaux 5
8. Thos. Uargis 4
9. Heverin Foret 9
10. Leonie Keller 5
11. Alphonse laude 4
12. Anatole Matherne 3
13. Isarael Gridin 10
14. Paul Aucoin
15. E. A. Beauvals 7
16. Leo J. Bergeron 3
17. Lue Boudreaux 7
18. Constant Housignol 2
19. Albert Brown 7
20. Joe. Remont 10
21. Edmond Rome 7
22. J. B. Thibodaux 7
23. Charles Breaux 1
24. Oscar Bourgeois 5
25. Arthur Barrilleaux 4
25. Demetrius Knobloch 7
2. Robert Brupbacher 7
28. Alfred Adam 10
20. Joseph Wink 2
30. W. W. Jefferies 5
Having placed the names of the fore
going thirty persons drawn as petit jur
ors for the second week of said sessmon of
court in an elvelope, we signed and
sealed the same, and endorsed and ia
heled it,-"List of Juasrs No. 2, to serve
for the second week of the eaesion.
And thereupon we have placed the
said two sealea envelopes, together with
the sealed envelope containing a list of
grand jurors selected as herein-above
set forth, in a box provided for the pur
pose, labeled, "Jury Box" which was
thereupon locked and sealed, and placed
in the custody and keeping of the Clerk
of said Court, for use at the next ensue
ing session of court, and subject to the
orders of the District Judge. And the
said general venire box was also locked
and sealed and delivered to the said
Clerk of Court, as the custodian thereof:
all in the presence of the said witnesses.
In faith whereof, we have signed this
process verbal of the drawing of the
jury, made at the time, on the day,
month and year first above written, in
the presence of the aforenamed wit
neasoa.
(Original figned)
,'itneses:
J. O. Konoetocw
E. J. LoGhsND
J. M. LRaORT,
lHaar litvisau,
H. W. FR!.T.
Jury Commissioners.
C. J. BAnxc a,
Clerk of Court, Ex-Ofliclo Jury Com
mirsiotner.
Pead and filed Jan. 31st. 1901.
(Signed) C. J. BARIan, 4
Clerk of said Court. I
"A trne copy"
In Testimony whereof, I
Witness my hand and the im- I
L.8, press of the seal of my office,
 at Thibodaux, La., this 31st,
day January, 1901.
P. J. Aucour, t
D'y. Clerk of said Court.
ORDINANCE NO.
WHEREAS a controversy has arisen
between the parish authorities and the
heirs of FERDINAND BARILIAEAUX
as to the right of the parish to take from
the said heirs a new road in front of
their lands situated in this parish on the
right descending bank of the bayen LA
FOURCHE and just below the vilage
of LOCKPORT, and whereas the sqid
controversy has been settled and com
promised, by the opposing parties by
mutual concessions by the opening of
the road as it is now located and the
agreement to pay therefor the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOILLA8 hby the
IACKPORT BRIDGE COMPANY:
And whereas the road as so established
on the upper line of the property of the
said heirs is not quite as wide as the
general rules and ordinances of the
parish require, being Infringed upon to
a very slight extent by the gallery or
shed in front of the store building at
the corner on the said upper line:
BE IT ORDAINED, that for the pur
pose of putting of record the said agree
ment, it is declared that the said road
as now established at that point and the
right of the said heirs of the said FEit
DINAND iIARILLEAUX to retain
the said gallery and store as now estab
lished is hereby fully recognized, in
favor of them and their assigns, under
the said agreement and compromise.
Approved January 9th. 1901.
H. N. Co!tolo, J. L. Artcon.,
Clerk. President.
Hotel
Donnaud
A. & DONNAUL. Prep.
First class accommod&
tion for Commercial tra
velers. Sample rooms
on the premises.
Lafourche Crossing, l - La
C ANDY
KITCHEN J
JOS. JEFFRIES, PROP.
JUST RECCIVE -
a raswe UmN or
CANDIES,
Lowney's Chocolates,
Sewards Choc. & Bonbons,
Seward's French Fruits.
Runkle Bro. Cake Chocolate.
A fresh assortment of Cakes rece red
every Thrsday......... 27
Do Your F..t Ache and Burnt
Shake into your slne. Allen's Foot
Ease. a powder for the feet. It al
the feet and akes tight or N-w
Shoes feel Ea*r. Cres Corne, Bun
ions, Swollen. Smurting, Hot, Callous
Sore and Sweaitig Peet. \Allt's
Foot-E3~ase relieves al; paii .undl giva
rest nod comftnt. We hav" our 30,
0Oj) tetimcni~Is. It enres while
Vou wtalk Try it to-day. All deug
gists and rahwe stores sell it 25c. Sam
pie sent FIre. Adddress Alleun .
O)!mstec4 Le Roy, N.'Y.
Cumberland 'Phone 100.
L. H. LANCASTER,
EL EC TRICIA N
Electrical Work, in Pri
vate Telephone Lines
and Plantation Sys
tems. Electric Bell, Fire
and Burglar Alarms,
and all Electrical Nov
elties.
CILL eO AmS ro ESTIIATE ad .R SICII
Uoeth 'Vhoae. c
Commercial Hotel
(or~aely Strager' Hotel.)
'L'. b.. -, A. -T:. PROP
T. E. B & OLsZ3
FarEs Bus--Fam SAMPLE ROOx.
Opposite City Hall,
Thibodaux, La. 2
WHEN YOU
GET MARRIED
Tou wsat ,ame handeome
and styllJn Weiddig tlavi
tations Wueso sult yne.
ThIe etl a.orc.d lt o k
ever ln town,and lots of IL.
THE SEItINEL,
{ -ey 9e+Ulfe OPr SMeSiff.
is
te . .
- i.rt.
citson
* . . 'v.d Sure
-, d~ ,.t ;.! ut
_.ý. ..';e hat;
Spri'g
ý. airc~ W'^rc Lur
EMU1E J.B;pe R DAgn
EMILE J. BR A UD, Agent.
The Light of the World
or
Our Savior in Art.
Cost esrly $100.000 to produce.
Contains nearly 100 full-page eugrav.
ings of our Saviour and lis Mother
by the world's greatest painters
True copies of the greatest Master
pteces in the art galleries of Eurole.
Every pictare is as beautiful as a
suorls9 over the hilltops. Contains
description of the paintings, biogra.
phy of the painters, the names and
locations of the galleries in Europe
where the originals may be seen.
Also ..ntains a Chihlt's IDepartment,
iucluding a Child's Story of the Christ
and His blother, beautifully written,
to ft each picture. This wonderful
book, matchless in its purity and
beauty, appeals to every mother's
heart, and in every Christian home
where there are children the book
sells itself. Christian men and
women are making money rapidly
taking crders. A ChritLan man or
woman can in this community soon
make $1,000 taking orders for
Christmas presents. Mrs. Waite, our
agent in Massachusetts, has sold over
$3,000 worth of the books in a very
short time. Mrs. Sackett, our agent
in New York, has sold over $1,500
worth of the biooks in a ery awl.
time. The book is printed on velvy,:
flnisnrd paper, beautifully bound is
"'ardinal Red sad gulo, and adorned
with G lden Roses aid Lilies. It i".
without doubt, the most beautif,
book of this e.nt.rv Write. f
terms quickly and get the manage. ,
ment of that territory. You can
work on salary or commission, and
wh*.n you prove -our success we will
promote you to the position of Mans.
ent salary, to devote your time to
attending to agents and the corres
Ipoodeant. Wanted also a State
Manager to have charge of office in
leading City of the Stateand manage
all the l,usiness of the State. Send
for terms. Address-
TIHE BRITISH AME AN CO.
Corcoran Building, posite
U. S. Treasury, Washington, D. O.
Ths abwspep beist SW ra a wa
is The New Odzms Plyaasa It has as
the war, posldeal and geera news at
sach dayy and its Marh Reptls re
strialy eparti4t ad traerothy. Daily
Idition, $3 for 3 moths. TwImns.Week
Editiaon (sued Mondays and aT adays),
$t ssear. GiveThs Picyse a uiaL
5TYIu5?, RED -
AR TISflCWo
T by MhmsMkao
MC CALL
NONE MITER AT ANY PRICE
t UTheijamm w meld. am.. m.emeir
.set delee deem mm bee ISbet Mae..
am mer. Oemem nw a~recmve
AN peet mw o.t emp~ mcý e
Ids p... au pb& "Crv
TILE MCCALL COMPANY, !
138a 146 W. 14 11 ug. Nar York
m6.F1thAve..cbm- ~mad
tsoj lml mIt 36.. So.Irea d
MS CALLSO
*MAGAZINE, l1rJ
Iee. Frianc ZmWeek.j tbnN wp
wget. wmeamdetbminme o. .dso erv pn .
.Fert SWuh rl m lt seemd im es
.d le . mm me1 y r , Pet p
.dbmu THE McCALL CO..
.a$ o46 W. 140h UL..Mws York
CEO. K. B ADFORD.
Bayne, ASadia Parla, La.
Surveying, Leveling, Plaotatio,
Drainage, Mlaps. Etc......
rw3inty Years' Experiene
In U. S. Re.Surveys. Will tk.
work in Latourche purish. Cor
respoudenc3 Solicited.........
For job printing of all kinds, call
-r write t. the SaItwrxu..
JUST RECEIVED AT
J. S. LEVRON & Co.'s
Emporium
.,..Store,
1000 Flower Pota - -0 Jautdioiees
an i Cuatidlors of nltest and mo.t'
be:utiful )patterns. Also largest c~n.
tignment of-kC iwint et sft, On
Ivre and Fruit Jan ever rbtouht to
Tbibodaux. All at New Oraians
prices. together with a large lane i(d
Hammocks, from $1.00 wwartds It
will pay you to call anlt mee these
sOods.
ema mena g e a s asgun
of t e S a vtiemi "
Our Muace 8tore it the contrsl oflic:
for all messages of inspiring harmn
n, and poetic min-trely. Wer are
h;.adquarters for all kinas of
Musical Instrum ntsj
and moulcal goods and can suit you
in anything you want
Your for niblody,
V. J. Knobloch.
Our fee urman if we faEL Any ooa ending ei t and desripdma d
mny invetion will prompty receive our opinion free conormiagthe pat nt.
abik d samey . "How to obtain a patent" sent upon request. Patents
aseured through us advertised for ale at our ezpeme.
Patnts taken out through us receive spacial otics, without c sge, in
Tea PATmrr Racoan, an illumrated and widely circulated journal, oamlted
by Manufacturerd and Investors.
Send for sample copy FREE. Address
VITOR J. EVANS & 00.,
(Patent Attorneys,)
mEt8 fgi WAIIAFMTr@N, D. 0.
.. .   ... .
Nine- ERBINE.
Tenths
of Pure Juices from Natural Roots.
all the
aPeople REGULATES the Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
People leanses the System, Purifies the Blood,
Suffer CURES Malaria, Biliousness, Constiatinn,
from a Weak Stomach and Impaired Digsioi.
Diseased BEm q BfbS I tI to Ih SsftkI.,
Liver, , 50 Cent
repard by JAMES I. BALARD S. Lads. Mo.
J. LOUIS AUCOIN
FURNITURE
of all k;
PAnITS,
HARDWARE,
UNDERTAKERS'
Material et,
1AI NT .1TIRE
THIBODA'. LA.
/ A We.defd. Offer to Womem.
? Web have rneesav word of a most remark.
eM oer whih is to be made to women by
TAs Aiase r, of New York.
Takin the feet that neat esr begins a
90 eme.rn, Te Delimfetor offers to distri
buts $11,10 smong 1901 women. The plan
b as elevrly arrsaged that a woman living n
a sma t ll o or vlage, a just as good a
to wla one of thee 1901 prises as a
woman living is a city-beause the p ices
we give for the number of subscriptions
Mseared i a towa is proportion to the popu.
aties of that tow, ieseLd of beig gives
ieplylto those who send the :ages t of
aabeMber-which, of course, are meet easily
obtained is big tes. Another lever feature
t is, ithat all the ctoe and towa of
heJl States and Canada have been art
eaag is meven clreses. The cities of the
pateSo pulatl. are group'd in Class 1,
sad r them cities are not very many, the
prisa ofered are twenty.eight; the high
eat prie beig $00. and lhe lowest $t.O.
The totl amnt ant of prize~ giveu away in this
clas is $1,000. The remairn; m nualler towns
sad villages fall into sia other cla'.es smad as
the anmber of towns in a class mnasues, be
enaus, of course, there are more small towns
tha lmage ores, the amount of priaes gives
iawp to dea increas so that is Class 7,
th will be 4,000 distributed among €01
winners.
Furthermore, to everyone who fails to win
ens of the 1)01 prizes there will be paid an
exira cemmnion on subscriptions, provided
they equal oan out of every two hundred in
habitants of the town from which the coes
tesant seeds them.
This is altogether a very liberal offer, and
ene which the famous old Ddiseslor as well
able to make good From our point e view,
we do net see why suh an offer aseds to be
made by the Publishers of Th. DeIiisse, for
we beleve it already has nearly half a milliea
-6i er;bem Its Msmeg hold upon the dee
tions of Americas women has conee is the
past Prneraton, from its practical advice
about dree d-tails an;d ihome ,,t&.ra
...TIIBOI)AUX
Sheet Metal Werks,
Wx. KVRz, Mu.
Cuttering, Spouting. BooRing.
Sky Lights. Ventilators. Cur- £
nices, Blow Piping. Slate roof
ing and repairing. Plantation u
work a specialty. All work
promptly attended to. latis
faction guaranteed........ .
SHOP NEAR R. R. DEPOT.
CUMSERLAND PHONE 60.