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Tho they should desire to Witl, hol! :a
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iutoal.tions should reach this office by
aedodae·sl mall of that week.
i~baeribers who fail to receive their paper
. tiame should notify us without delay.
WljIlly prepared to do Job work
ofr every e-ription.
SMALL ADVERTISERS F
Start Small and Grow Rather f
Than Start Large and
Quit.
The tendency of general adyertising
agents to encourage beginners in adl a
vertiaing to plunge in their first ex d
periments is greatly overdone and its S
rtesult often so discouraginv that they i
Will drop the whole matter, and it is I1
almost impossible to get them to try T
anything. ti
The other extreme iu to place a b
small ad, in their local papers and a
layce the changing of it to the adver- a
tiesing department of the paper. The a
onlse iueuce is that, while a newspa.
per man is many sided he can't always
infuse the proper snap into it; short,
jerky sentences and descriptionse seem
just the thing in a subdivision of a
large aid. tLey are not full enough 1
where an advertlser is running only a
qma!l !iLe and especially a single lion
of gotls.
If the beginner would only tiy it
hilmself anc stick to it, he would learn
to write his own als. and put his i'
tliviquallty lnto th.m, unconsciously,
perhaps, but they would represent
smse)oeio that bit trade would re,.
nize his persoiailt"y nd. having eooll
letace, wqald Iespond quih:kly. s
A tia n cp often write tiltter than
e csan speak and in a moe convine. l
. way, d if hlie will only put all t
l.is ability into his ad- he will learn in
irom'his fillures just his weak points. f,
it would bi )ustifiable or rung
Ssan.d renWSs to a4vertrse some ~
S o el papess and wihen they get in
lde. just keep on doing it, because l
they had g s is I way of it p~
A small a& appeared recently in ly
oe 9f tho O(hio dailies, which in cold ar
type meant very little; it would have wi
been all right, it the" writer, a white fu
l .O business ans, had a customer a
io od leaning over the counter te
looked him squarely in the eye, and sb
with prgper emphasis could have e
lmncbed a sale; but it is another mat ch
ter to get a frmer's fife to start on a
trip of several miles over either a tic
roze road or through mud half fro
ea f sh d8 e - ot iAve - r eariosity
*rt aroused in antieipation of a real
bs--al. 8he wants to know how
.pucb, asl why it ai bargain. After
ou get her t4re it shpould Ibe easy
-nough to couvince her i- tie u. w tlel
aithfial. It peys to be honest wth tu
If not eniorageon enough to adver.
tie largely, small ad-., honest in to tne
ad honest:y lived up to, will enable a
sa. eaterprisiqg business man to se
_i way deart to increate his space
sad get his sharse Of tra4d.-New
eas 'ii-- P
Iberia u tnter pse. n a :
 .- cOz le,
gaann
ka
AllAU Can Vote. hit
Th. question hIs been di•s,,"dedrd
.-Q.-sderabl, since the opening o. the an
spuing campaign, as to the necuesity da
pt having paid the poll taxu to enable cal
poe to vote in the April election. in
To positively settle th matteLr, Boa. wt
Pobs U,. Poe asked the opinion of Ti
Attotcy Gen~k al (uion and re~'ived ori
,pe following reply : to
New Orlenus, La. Jan. 26, 19I1. bil
Aon. John II. Pie, Lake Charles, La.: wt
M)y Dtar Sir-I have your letter Ju
pl 2J inst, a I in reply will say ye
that it ip not necessary, in order Ifor
pa elector to. bq ; permuitte I to vote at
Smusaicipsl elertion, or any other ,
iictio during the present year, that
,s rcb.id have paid hia pull tax for
It was decidedl by the Supreme
o f
ut e wild ceyrr ad th plee S
am hsppiy blended in pa
.ZL1 bhei i
emrr ek.
I Co-urt In the cse of state e.xrel Ball
IJ.v Ca'', 61 A., p 2110, that the 1
7 pament of the poll tos. required by
the consttntion, could not he exacted
- a Ipre req'uisite to the exvarts. of 1
aub. the right to vote until the yeer 1902.
In other words, no vot' r i" denied
o0 the right to vote by reason of failure
to I'y his .poll taxes until ih* year
L 190u2.
2 Your, verye truly,
WALTZa O(loN.
-Lake Charles Press
2.0'
ad DIMS e11tb1 11
SEL' Up5ti.
"' To Make Voters Vote.
': A bill has been introduced in tile
legislOtare of Pennsylvania, which if
a o it ecomes law, will induce every
on voter in that State to ea-t his vote at
every election. The bill imposes a
fine of $5. or ten days in jail upon
' every qualified vtilr who fails to
vote at primary or general elections.
If thi- bill becomes law, it will
prove quite a Contr:st to the Louisla.
us law. In Louisiana the voter is
required to pay $1. per year for the
privilege of vi ting at any and all
elections ; in Pennsaylvania, he will he
er fined $5. or 10 days in J-til if he failq
to vote.
An Animal Freak.
log A strange aniunal freak mnde its
di appearance in Bohen SoAl'n, Wednes.
Bx day, when * cw, the plroperty of Mr.
its Sylvere Landry gave Iirlh to a calf
ley without eyes. The animnal i p rfect.
is ly formed in every oth-.r respects
try The eyesokekts gnd eyelidls are
there, but there are no eyes. A num U
t a ber of people who have seen the little
ad animal declare that they have never
er- seen anything like it before.-Don "ci
'be aldsonville Democrat. me
>a- rat
E i CASTORIA b
but I a I0r t sad Childrra
aal
rp Bemarsthe 1ZiP sig- ue ofCa
516w. C ICm '
it his
yai
. A Bright, Honest Boy Wan- oua
ly, ted. to
het She
S The publahers of the famous big the
illratrated weekly newspaper, PrNx tme
SYLVANIA GaUt, are now placing re- his
In presentatives at every poet office in stn
' Louisiana and they ire to secure at
l11 the service of capable Itutling agents -
r in each of dte following tqwns of L4.
ý* fourche county:
g ArIel, Bowe, Lafonrehe mro Iong
* Lockport, .Ioeland, Thibodatx, and
et tn such other towan as are not already an
5e supplied. The work is prqitable and a -
plesamt. A poition of Saturday on- Th
In ly is required. Oer 5,000 agents i
Idare 'oig-P splendidly. No money ft
r whatever ie required. Everything i' wis
to urnished free. Stationery, rubber will
e stamp, ink and pad, advertising mate
ter, sample copies, etc. Papers are
l sh ped to be pali for at the end of
. each month. Those not sold are not, hoe
t charged for. Write to Grit Publish. of
s ing Co., Williamsport, Pa., and men- i los
ation the Thabodaux Sentinel. 34 4t or
0
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His Letter Traveled Ten tim
Years. F"
A Philadelphia rman receive.l a lqt.
htar the othr day that had been re.
turncd to him afer ten years.r The
envelope contained a dollar bill, and
r the circomstances connected with its
• return ate of a dcidlly curious
nature. Ten veats ago themn wan
a stunt at o~Frdham, lust outside ofl
e Ne~ York. He was a. puzaler of iB'
some reypute, and one day he sent a Jan
dollar to the publii-her of an obscure Thc
pusle paper, imuted In Chicago, for ou
a year's sauboeription, using the col Stat
lege stationery. He never received ow'
any cop:e of the paper, and wrote to and
know why. He was raformed that P_
his dollar had ncve r reached the pub. sci
lisher, and the matter was allowed to arva'
d drop. In due time he was graduated an
e and went into bisitnesa here. One of t
y day luast week he received a commun, i. '
le cation from the coll'geuather, ities, the
a. Inclosing the long missing letter, s_
. wbhich had been returned to Fordham. ' at
SThe dollar bill was iatect, but the I
d original enielope had been addressed ;
to Kansas O(ly intlordof Chicago--s I
bit of thoughtlessnes on his part
:wh-ch the sender c-alr nnot now explain. I
r Just. bhre the letter has been for tea n
Syears ir a good bit of a mystery. 'and
catw Ona . . ma)
torh
c Alexandria has gotton up a number Lnae
of sensation., from timetotme. She
had a candr;ulate for Congress w o " eaet
not carry a wasd or prreinet in n sati
tist,~tr. She be 4 lndiia.ber p for.
city IlmitA tlat n , he ,sr'tched outI T
ive miles in all directbina and he s
generally manages to k-*ep h .r- f ios
pretty we 4lwfore lf the llirr, hi 'he lans
srr,,n now to have rea,4,ed th ilmlt. T'
l'wo, 'i'es hare heq, found t,, a who
hedroamn of 6aQ of its hlels. The shal
repties wer, w, li anrwbl.re rm .i"
scv'e. to Sevet.trftl, tt lo,,g a;d hud Ts
a bsu,,, of ratt',s *( *I. lng e.ogh Doll
t. m.rn e a n.la.le. a ck;ac:.. Th, tv
tiet t- bitt a itus':a- ": r struampnser, 'sum
b wt were luotu ctisqaclth i wili a rei ,h
difrctedrc e hillht. So.:thing wll steel
lhae to lq , le (,,fr .teuanlrma. le iQ
.g ~rtathat Tmeasurrej Salh go nml
at onCe t-, his ,a vlie' h*-ath and e p otP -
thcs-•: - .t -..i. , re: .'d l ,t.' Ia h
The Kind You ave Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 80 years, has borne the signatnre o
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infthmey.
S' *Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Jut.asood" are but
Experiments that trile with and endanger the health of
Jsnfats and Childrean--perlence against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
(astoria Is a harmless substitute fr Castor Oil, Pare.
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotie
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Collc. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Platulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panaeea-The Mother's FPiem.
.CNU. N CASTORIA ALWAYS
Pears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
lWn lwIwI n i smn ii in nm v innin w , , ,
r
"city." 'hen a city less than two
months old gets to sec ing snakes, and
rattle snakes at that, it is time some
thing should be done. -B. It Advo
cale.
Capt. French's New Boat.
Mr. J. R. Drackett was a pleasant
caller on Monday and informs us that
his first boat bui!din3 at his new ship
yard at Morgan City will be an enorm
one showboat for Capt. A. B. French,
to take the plane of the Sensattol
Showboat that burned at the head of
the Atchafralya last winter. It is
the determination of Capt. French to
make this new boat superior to any of
his former ones, both in cpaclty, and c
strength. It will be fitted with all the!'
modern appliances for the comfort of
the patroas and for the performers.
tile IgHOW only trill be geed Mr. c
Drackett has been busy all the week
looking after the building matersal c
and says that Capt. Frenh shall have
as strong a boat as be can make it. t
That will be strog enougg and Mr.
Drackett knows bow to do it aon do
it welL-We believe the finish is to be
is white and gold. Capt. Brench
will be over shortly and we can then
say more about it.-Rural Topics.
A correspondent wants to knoow
how to etrea dg of the dhabit i
of killing sheep. That's easy. A n
load of buckshot behind the shboulder. r
or half a grain of strycnine in a
chunk of liver, will cure thbdogevery i
time or "'your money refunds d,"-
Farm an i Ranch.
CHARTER
OF
The Bowie LUmber Cu., Ltd.
STATE OP LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORI*ANS,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
BE IT KNOWN, THAT ON THIS
the twelfth day of the month of
January n the year of our Lord, One
Thousand Nine Hundred and One be
fore me James Joseph WoitJ, a Notary h
Public i and for the Parish of Orleans,
State of Loulsiana duly eommisioane P
sworn and qualifled and in the presenee
of the witnesses hereinafter named and
underslined,
Personally Came and A ed the
persons whose names are hereto sub
scribed, who severally deelared that ft
availing themselves of the provisions of t
an act of the Legislature of this State, et
known as Act No. M of he Session Acts ft
of the year 1888, and as well as of the n,
general laws of this State goverlne p
i the formation of corporatios a gener,
they do, b these presents covenant, at
ree bind themselves, as well as
such other penrsons as may beeomse here
after assoaltsed with them, in onter to
pM - VV i ri, for the oobJeet_ .nd
ARTICLE I.
The name and title o t P
bshall be TIHE BOWIE LUMBR CROM
pertod of ney nne yse u from dat
herPANeo LIIeo. TD, and it shall havend
authority to contract, sue and be rsued
to make and use a corporate seal, nd
make, break or alter same at pleasure;
r tohldpreete, pease, sell, mortgage
?ormixed;tosse and Issue 6onds to 01
lend any portion ot its ctal stock or
incoe on mortgage or oher security, i8
toname, elet or appoint mag
directors and agents and.nmaks
establish such by-las rules and rega
lations as may be requisite or ngess sry
for-its proper management
ARTICLE II.
The domicile of thi corporation, and dc
its principal ofice fbr the transaction of ' M
business, shall be in the town of  VV
BOWIE, Parish of Lafourche, Lou '. N
The President, or in his senee, time a
Vice-PresMdent, shall be the officer upon
ahom citan or other Judicial proeem
shall be served.
S- ARTICLE III. L
The pltwl stok of this eorporati m
i- .hyreh 8.ded st the snm of On et
t lrveca hr t r rhall be opdr
tive a1 go hrtt e~c.'t, and aIkd eorpora
tion become a Gcuin concern when the
mm of Fire hitmnired Thotiasa Dollar be
aUre, and shlil
mill property,_ o a ll r1 hus '
ro ARTICLE IV.
ai The objects and purposes of this cor
poration and the nature of the business
eo be carried on by it, are hereby de
. o'ared to be, to do a general lumber and
manufacturing and general inerchan
dise business; to own and operate saw
and shingle mills, planingpills, saab,
door and blind factories and other
maqufactories; also railroads, steam
boats and pull boats; to make contracts
for the sale of lumber and shingles, etc.,
t and for the purchase of logs and timber
to own and operate lumber yards in
it this and other States; to lay out town
p and manufacturing sites, and in fact to
do any and all things necessary and
proper to tho carrying on of its busi
n, uesr.
SAf.TICLE V.
The businaes of said corporation shall
is b directed by and vested in a Board of
Directors, comphesd of six stoekholders,
o each owning one or more shares of
stock. Said directors shall be.elected at
a genucral meeting of the stockholders
d convened for that purpose o the third
e Tuesday in Januar in ech year, and
each share of stock present or repre.
sented shall be entitled to one vote.
S The. electin shall be held at the prin
r. cip officeof the corporation, after ten
days notice to each 8toekholSer. Fall
Sre to hold an eletion on the date'pe
j cified shall not dissolve the corporatibon
but the Directors in office shall hold
e their respectve offices until the election
L. be bseuetly held, alter ten day's
notice of and place thereof.
All vansances o said Bard from
0 whatever cause shall be falled by the re
Smanining Dieectors.
All meetings above set forth shall be
called on not less than ten day's notice
Spblised in the oMeal newspaper of
the Parish :%
The Board of Directors shall elect a
President, Vice-Preident and Treas
urer. The Secretary and Treasurer may
not be a stockaholder in sai d ecrpoation.
t majorikt o the Board shall constitute
t quorum sor te tranatlto of busi-!
h ness.
The Vies-President shall be the gene
* ral Manager of the corporaeion, and the
a saires of all the officers shall be fixed
by a nmJority vote of the stockholders
Satthe date of electio ,
ARTICLE VI.
No stockholder shall be held liable or
-responsible for the contracts, faults or
debts of said corporation in any further
sum than the unpaid balance due the
corporation on the shares owned by him
nor shall rany informality in organis
Esra have the efect of readerlanr this
* charter nall or of exoising a qtochold
er lo I liability boe amoant of
ARTICLE VII,
This act of incorporation May be
amended, altered or modified, or this
, rporation dissolved b a vote of three
Sl ths of the share oft the otal amonunt I
t stock, at a meeting danvened for that
after ten day's notice in writ
a to the address of each stock
ho der, and at least one advertisement
in the oficial newspaper of Lafourbhe
larbsh.
ARTICLE VIII.
At the expiration of this Catr, or if
sooner dissolved, the affairs of this eor
s poration shall by liquidated by the Board
- of Dirmo wwho aL e hereby vested with
t full power to sell any sd a assets of
f the corporatio, and I convey full sd
c. opiete title, thereto, sA4 sall have
full power to do and for, all acts
neessary ant d pro a las y sod doir
; Smt e pvet~kisf anyt amoun the
Sof stock held by each.
ARTICLE IX.
ssThe foalowing named pea shall eon
H . D-wnn.., .w . R. . m
Bernard Mdh he JWiuaam3. rte
,PrLset, - T ...or ...Reddy Jr. as Tie
PresLubh dandOege al Maner. andJ.
. w toll a Ithei r
[ ...o Tuesday Inan.m 1888, or MW`I
Sther suesssosr aec or qualifd.
ARTICL X.
hs rosa .a m bs e atkherml
to t3 wbeiv bse i wh r ity per cent
of the capital stock ahall have been sub- 1
ribed. Thus done sad Passe, in my
office, in the City of New Orleans, Stae
of Louisiana, on the day month andyear
first above written in the prese of
Mauerice Walsad Jeph B. Nor.
ri ooml t wftttesses, who re ,i
I to sad me otog e ter
the gether with thee.
I thc ~bo SAe . ffR Downanmaa. T. or- I
'don Redy Jr W. H. Price. Bernard A
o . ky. A. dw, rra ., Marle. P.
woo e be.B. Nr ris. ames J. Wealfo
Notary Public. ow
I, he undrsigned Reorder of Mort
Iertinand for the ber sofd fouregotb,
orgoin g act of Ineorporstion othe i
•"THB BIWIE LUMBER COJ4PANY,
LIMITED,, was this day reomrded in
mty ofce in book Mi/e Io.? foieie M84
he a tree copy of the origina Aet of
Iaorporator extant IA my current not
atral 2ister.
( -n a ath whereo( Im these
t, .. ~cl Mel of
Sar . Wovisbe,
Every Family ILn The South
Should Plant Pecan Trees.
The Pecan tre e not onl hear. onel
of the mloe delicious nuts, Ilnt it is
one of the most hardy trees that :,,ws i
in the South, anti makes as fls ie
ni:rsde tree a. the Elm or Maple and
no family ought to be without a few
trees. It would pay the town author
Ities to do as the French authorities
do, plant nut bearing trees on the
sidewalks and get a revenue there
from. A town that would this year
put out a thousand trees on the aid1.
walks at comparatively small cost
would, in ten years, get an annual re
turn of at least $500.06 and each
year there would be an increase until
the income would reach from three to
five thousand dollars annually
Enough to morn than pay all taxes of
an ordinary size town.
The treets do well planted in eotto.:
and corn fields, and farmers can cul
tivate the lands in clops of corn and
cotton until the trees get to bearing,
and after they commence bearing a
farmer with ten totwenty acres has a
small fortune in his Pecan grove al.d
don't need to plant cotton and corn.
The tree is hardly and stands the cold
weather anywhere South of Maryland.
At Pinebluff. North Carolina, there is
a company that makes a speciilty of
growing the young trees for sale, and
we advise all readers of our paper, to
write the Pineb;uff Grape & Pecin
Company, Pincbluf, N. C., for acircu,
lairs. 34 It
Why send your clothing orders to
N w Orleans when you can get just
as good a fit, and bhave just as largt.
- a line of s*imples to choose from right
here in. Thibodaux. Se,' Chas. A.
Badeaux, he can ' suit" you.
r
WHEN YOU
GET MARRIED
You want Pame handsome
and stylish Wedding Invi
tations. We can suit you.
r The best assorted at o k
ever in town,and lots of it.
d THE SENTINE,
Sue Pairs OeU ScaLarr.
LOOAL BUSINB DE'L TOBY
LUM & SONA, .
- Clatta. Melte,ahwee, hat, "apesad eotea i
. Pull line Farnmature. Maia at. aplilp
ALouas rem e. -
B UtggQ M. 1T.
NMarket Leo d. t
Alwayveoo hand toe heat at lb-ef. Mtiont D
Pork, Veal, gad sealeu o* ali ktiad.
SMarket Ste, Thlbedaaz. La.
BIJU SALOON.
a M. V. Traelg., Prelre4ee.,
CUolee wires sad liar.t. ien etgare always
a bad Ow. Orr. sad Market treets.
S 'RoT a. W.,
trpe.. and l .e UAuumwse,
SCypress sacd awe Udmgle, sate seadinJI
ued hares. AUtehtiminag sad hbere
Sshebi a speeialty.
E(TER, pa.a., a. a L. ."
S Phylathm. ad MmdIllrleog
PInprrltora of 3veer Drug Store. Matsn -nee,
Thlthiods. Ia. _ . iai:·y. Mnaster.
ROT [ DIlO r(, L'~t'd.
Swral., bemslie, Perfulmery. Ma*l b, nk,
$sauoier, ata. Cor. Masm t Grass trates
[ THI BODAU DRUO8TOmR,
,I J. 41masle. Mmager..
s Deep, (esmeale. TelsetArsef, Perfeu t
SSchool b stosttl. Ce, . tieau ssd Sc:
Pbihp treta. -
Zl.cwsor. rurs.,
* Jewesl r s. PHldtp ud l. Lsht
JLANCBarm. (D. D. ..), 4. t
W.*s*r Gnm sed at. btadg seme.
AD B~rAU TthO;As A.,
4S*me~yesLw.
aesk f Lesssesh9 buil(ta.
meeis . ,4 7, aeb" t hl'edasa ib Bdutg
K OBLOcR C.A!
a sea... sr, ..
L. BMMAN US,
0* I rmentta weeel ,agd Bartcur, Ies
meu. ePleo: sroveorasat.
[[a.puao, PRoP. L M.
elee~ ~Weeel ~r  su.
Kaglis and PVrseb lI.ali their bLasehe
iM e--sxs -, Naree, w steem, et 1
MOUv cARML covrrLNT.
Am A. . d m .r Sea. W a Late
Kept by the Statort oa Metsa Carsel. Ther
Marbe , Iasr.
LO H. N. .1
1 -C
Do, not fea cold nnd ain The
-Thltddauz Shoe and Bat Store hus a e
tlhe·o the bighs.t g;ade wat proof
Ianekintoshe. . .
Etu. J. Bami, .'(,p.
WVatchmI h(e and
Gunsmithr
Kenpeconstantly on lhand a
lnrge end complete assort 0 am
FINE JEWLERY,
CLOCKS AND
WATCHES,
THE CELEBRATED 'I ".,t"u -r
ELGIN WATCHES .UN. .
CONSTANTLY ON POWDER
HA ND. Also the NEW TRID!Eg
AMERICA N SEWING INO 'IA
MAC 1HINE 'l -r( o Ac. ET
*. cor l" on. ETC., EN
Watches. Clock,
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