The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], July 13, 1901, Image 4

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pay
was so badly
be too fre
'iving a coat
on it last
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bsh, shoes that
that 'are wear
oget when
The
in town
been put in
will Thibo.
ebra thisb
Wo Jonger an excuse for
ne to enidure the torture inflicted
, piles when TABLERWS BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT will cure
them, a remedy so moderate in price
and so e*ective. Price, 50 centa iu
,ottles. 'Tubes, 75 cents. For sale
by Thibodaux drug store.
Last Saturday the wind and rain
played havoc on Trosclkir & Robt.
chau's plantation teariig do*n trees
and fences.
Rest assured that Thibodaux iaa a
white band now, there is nq joke
about it,'as sdme o our people seem
.w line of Gents 53.50
pa.ir guaranteed. The
Badeaux, who since
to t4e priesthood had
ned at I inconrtvllle as
has ecentJy been traos
,irsd to Piaquemine La.
HERINE clears the complexion,
gives buoyancy to the mind, cares
headache, regulates the stomach and
bowels, stamlates the liver, and is in
fet uardan of the health
For sale by Thibo.
Sgass growing
wn be cut
r on the
wners will
to as
a fine
mW
the
r artis.
e.4 will pre
. 8. Levron a com.
tionery, Novelties, pa.
sandry articles for ofice
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and freight traffic
and Pacific Rail Road
can be expected for a
Strvice is fir4t class and
rt while they will run several
;ratrs a day.
You ought to see our line of $1.00
-enta bDegligee shirts, colors guaran.
lee4, about foa ty patterns to choose
fromi. They are as goo( as the $1 50
oind. Tbhe Racket Store.
Among the 19Q1 graduating class
of Soule's Commercial class we note
the name of Mr. F. Ridley Knobloch
of Ariel La. \Ve congratulate the
young man upon his siecass.
The Best Remedy for Stom
ach and BoWel.Tr6d blee.
"I have been in the drug business
for twenty years and have sold most
all of the prop,rietaS mnedicine of any
iote. Among the eutire list I have
never found apy)thing to iequal Chanm
reain's Colic, Cholera a:id] Diarrhoea
lem y for all stolLawh anad bowel
toiubl " Sa) Is V'. Wakefield, of
udlymbu a. "Tlis remedy cured
wo severe sea of cho!eaa morbqs
in my tºpily amdll l have recommended
pua4 saeld'raagrt u i 4 bottles of it to
y custissers to ii entire satisac
n. If aitlords an uick and sure
cure an a ples-ant f, " For sale
Roth ' drug btore.
Last Tuesday night ten of oure
young men met and efl~cted the or.
gauization of a dramatic club. A'
name has not as yet been selected.
btut the fo!towing were chosen rs
r officers : Dr. Smith Piesident, Voi
ney Kni,bloch $ecretary and Philip
J. Aucoin Treasurer and Stlge maun
ger. coipmittee was appointed to
a secue the application of pa.ng ladies.
CASTORIA
For Infants ad Children.
The Kiel You Nave Always Beit 1
r Signatr of
Mlr. James Cherault has added
t mua. to the beauty of his cozy ton
sorial parlbr. by fitting it up with up
todate chairs and fixtures. "Jim"
has always kept his place in such a
condition, that it is ever inviting andI
tempting to the passer.by. The late
fmprovements are subject of compli
mentary comments by all who see
them.
r Children often cry, not from pain,
!but from hunger, although fed abun,
B dantly. The trouble arises from in
anition; their food is not assimilated,
but devoured, by worms. A few doses
of WHITE'S CRIEAM VERMIFUGE
will destroy the worms, when the
children will begin to thrive at once.
SPrae, 25 cents. For sale by Thibo.
i daux drug store.
We fear that the Commoner, that I
new and excellent weekly edited by
Mr. Bryan who is well known to be a I
shlniing light among the many strong
Sitellsta of the day, is not sufllt.ient.
y -'patronized. We would advise all
B who want to afford themselves a
literary treat and at the same time
obtain correct views on the political
questions that are so closely connect
ed with the welfare of the nation, to
subscribe to the Commoner. It is a
dollar well invested.
Ig iTI hitl t InR Aha L
Necrological.
We copy from the Times Democrat
of the 9th inst.
On Monday July 8th 1901 at 11:20
p. m. Marie Heloise Lorio, widow of
the late Rosamond Lorio, aged sigh.
ty.three years a native of Louisiana,
and a resident of Algiers for sixty
five years.
I Deceased was at one time a reel
dent of this community and still has 1
a number of relatives living here.
Deafness Cannot be Cured I
by local applications, as they cannot l
I reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure datf.
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inlamed coidition of the mucous lin.
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When i
this tube gets inflamed you have a t
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, t
and when it Is entirely closed deafness h
is the result, and onless the inflamma- I
tion can be taken out and this tube t
restored to its normal condition, hear F
ing will be destroyed forever; nine I
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, v
which is nothing but an inflamed con I1
di' n of the mucous sortaces. i
e will give One Hundred Dollars f
case of Deafness (eaused by 1
that can not be cured by
tarrh Cure. Send for circu. a
HE & CO., Toledo, O. a
ts, 76e. e
1ls are the best. 1
b's Excursion. '
Excursion Club of
to give an excursion to
S auge iand Iew Roads on P
y August 8th 1901. This is d
e second excorsion the club gives 0
on the Texas and Pacific Railroad. t
Amusements for all have been ar. d
ranged at New Roads. a
Anniversary.
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The Young Mlens Benevolent Aeso h
eiation, a progressive and prominent
associatlon of this city will celebrate
its anooniversary on August 15th by
an excursion to New Orleans. Train (
leaves here at 7:30 a. m. ail returns C
at night leaving at 9:30 p. m. a
All Danger Passed.
Our little town was thrown in quite
a state of excitement a few days ago
by the annojocement of a case of
Charhon min our midst, but thanks to
our wide awake Mayor the necessary b
precautions having been taken, all
undue apprel4ensions were promptly
slhaved and our little community is
again quiet and serene. It having '
been learned however that as there
are some persons not 3et entirely
pacifid in this matter, our worthy
Masyot suggests to these, and all il
other good citizens so concerned to
go to J. S. Ievr, n and view his T
splendid line of new goods which he
is daily receiving, in all lhunes both a
useful and ornamental, amo'g which t
are the following of which uno family tL
shouli e 'whithoit vizs:
Instant crockery mender 20cts. F
Mazoline turniture Polish 15e. M3ex.
ican Cream for polishing silver ware,
25c. Meyers PuL, Cream for cleano.
iug Brass, 15c. Ice Cream'Saucers.
per dos 30c Good family TemPblers Ia
per dos 35c. Frnit Jars a.d Ice ti
Creamo Freezers all sises at ?4ew I
Oreaos prices. J. 8. Levron, Pop. AI
Efmporium Store, Thibodaux La r,
It Dazzles The World.
No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter of the excitement
'that has been caused by Dr. King'!
New Discovery for Consumption. It's
severest tests have been on hopeless
victims of Consumption, Pneumonia,
IImorrlhage, Plenrivs and Bronchitis.
thonusands of whom it has restored to
perfect health. For Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever, Hoarse.
ntses and Whooping Cough it is the
quickest, surest cure in the world. It
is sold by All druggists who guaran
tee satisfaction or refund money.
Large bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial
hottles free.
Races.
There will be an interesting and
well arranged program of Races at
Labadievile Sunday July 21st 1901.
Some of the finest racing stock of the
State is entered to participate in the
event Lovers of the sport will find
the coming event of more interest
than any yet undlertaken by the aSoa
ciation. See largp posters for purses
etc.
Damage at Lockport.
Last Wednesday Lockport was
visited by a somewhat disastrcua
wind storm several trees and fences
being blown down. Dr. A. J. Pri, e
our efficient and able coroner, also e
suffered a loss, the two story building 0
that he is erecting was blown to the a
ground. The building was well star. n
ted and at the time several carpenters '
were working on it. No one was in
jured.
During last May an i4.unt chJild of a
our neighbor was suff'rring from cho s
lera infantum. The doctors had giv. i
en up all hopes of recovery. I took h
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cho t,
lera and Dialrhoea Remedy to the L
house, telling them 1 felt sure it would
do good if used according to direc. B
tions. In two days time the child A
had fully recovered. The child is i
now vigorous and healthy. I have b
recommended this remedy frequently g
and have never known it to fail.- S
Mas. CURTIS BAKER, Bookwalter, 3
Ohio. Sold by Roth's drug store. A
Sweet Eighteen Club. C
We inadvertently Omitted in our
columns last week the Calico ball
given by the Sweet Eighteen Club at
Tabor's Hall on July 4th. The affair
was, as all socials undertaken by these
gentlemen, a perfect success. The
attendance despite the unfavorable
weather was large. Dancing was in.
dulged io until a late hour, when all
left elated over the pleasant evening
afforded them through the efforts of a
the zealous committee in charge.
Rice and How to Cook it. °
The Southern Pacific- Sunset Route
is out again with a decided innova
tion. The passenger department is
teching the people of the country a
how to cook rice. "Two Hundred li
Receipts for Preparing Rice," is the P
title of the rice cook book just issued A
ly Passenger Trafie Manager S. F. P
H. Morse, sad a perusal of the unique it
volume will, of a surety, make the is
mouth of the reader water for one or ti
more of the delectable dishes set as
forth, in which rice is entirely or in tl
part used. w
Fifty thousand copies of the books fIl
are being distributed at the Buffdo 1
Exposition by the Southern Pacific, l
and cop!es will be forwarded on rew
ceipt of ten 2 cent stamps, sent to
Mr. & F. B. Morse, passenger traffic
manager Southern Pacific, Bouston,
Texas.
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Found Dead. d
Last Saturday evening Frank Chap. P
pars, a negro laborer living a short aS
distance above town was found dead i
on the levee. He was oa his way to c
town, he had been sick for several e
days, but insisted on coming to town,
saymg that he would come if it was
the last thing he did. It was as he
said-he died before reaching town.
Dr. Stark, Dy. Coroner viewed the o
body and pronounced death due to
heart disease.
A Good Cough Medicine.
Many thousands have been restored K
to health and happiness by the use of C
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If*
afflickted with any thioat or lung trou
ble, give it a trial for it is certain to
prove beneficial. Couchs that have
resisted all other treatment for years,
have yielded to this remedy and per.
feet health been restored. Oases that
seemed hopeless, that the plimate of
-.amous health resorts failed to benefit,
have been permanently cnred by its
use. For sale by Roti's drug store.
Tros1oJir & Robichaux Plant
ins Co. L'td.
The charter of the above firm was
fled in the Recorder's office of this
parish last week, the domicile is
Thibodaux. The above firm is com
posed of some of our best planters
who have for a number of years suc.
cessfully managed a plantation up
the bayou.
Hook & Ladder Fire Com
pany No. I.
This association of gtallant fre
ladies are making Txtensive prepara
tions for a grand Fete Chtsopetre to
he given at the Opera Bouse on
August 3d and 4th, to aid them in
reducning the debt on their hall.
GRAND OPENING
I take this method to announce to my friends and the
public in general that my store is open for business begin
ning to-day, My stock consists of.. .....................
Glass, Tin, Queens, Wooden,
Willow-ware, Crockery, Pla
ted Goods, Cuttlery, Lamp
Goods, Window Glass,
Fancy Decorated Ware, Bric-a-Bracs, and House Fur
nishings, Stationery, Blank Books, and General
School Supplies, also Picture Frames made to order.
Prices Reasonable. Prices that are Right.
Respectfully soliciting a share of the public patronage,
S. R. COULON,
Twegitieth Ue4qtury Club. r
,The Twentieth Cejtnry Clnb, an t
enterprmsing and progressive social T
organization of our city were afforded a
a pleasant evening through one of its (
members, Miss Sadie Gaude, who last
Thursday night entertained them in a f
most delightful style. The occasion
was the anniversary of her birthday.
Euchre and dancing were indulged in
until a late hour. Refreshments were
served at interv.ls during thee vening. r
Miss Gaude proved an excellent
hostess and was ably assisted in eno
tertainwug her guests by Mr. and Mrs.
L Prosper Gaude.
Those present were: Misses Marie
Bonnean, of New Orleans, O. Toups,
Angele, Alice, Henrietta. Louise and
Emelie GaudB, Therese Aucoin, Lib.
ble Thibodaux, Bcertha Richard, MUag
gie Glover, May and Maggie Wright,
Sadie Gaude, Mrs. Henry Molaison.
Messrs. Nobie Roth, F. H. Toups,
Aurestile Gaude, Albert Gaude,
Emile Chol, Eugene Knobloch, L.
Cherault, James and Joe Bourg,
Peter F.y, Ga ton Aucoin, Oliver t
Engerr:n, Hmnry Lagarde and Fred
Gaude.
WANTED.-Cabable, reliable per
son in every county to represent large
company of solid fuancial reputation;
$936 salary per year, payable weekly;
$3 per day absolutely sure and all C
expenses, straight, bona fde. definite °
salary, no commission; salary paid °
each Saturday and expense money
advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 334 DSABBORN ST., CHICA
Go. 26.26t
Post Office.
A neat and attractive improve
ment has been made in the Post.oofiue
last week. A wauinscotung has been
placed all along the wall, this will
add much to the attractiveuess of the
place, and also preserve the walls, as
it was before, while people were wait
lug for the distribution of the mail
they would lean against the wal, e
supporting themselves on one foot t
the other they would imprint on the v
wall paper, which came as low as the F
floor. The paper was always dirty t
or torn, as it is now, it will be much
better and will be easier to keep the
walls much cleaner.
Fair To-day and To-morrow.
- d
(Swing to the inclemency of the 7
weather the Fair billed for last Satur. t,
day and Sunday at Aubert Hebert's i1
Park has been postponed to today 5
and to morrow, August 13 and 14. n
We feel that this fair will be a suc- .
eess as it is for the benefit of public P
education. J
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Anniversary. A
The Opera House Employees will
on.next Tuesday, July 16, give their I
second annual ball at the Opera
House. The following compose the
roster of able theatre attaches:
C. P. Auslet, manager, Eugene
Knobloch, Carpenter, Felix Rossignol,
Curtain, Frank LeBlanc, Alfred Hen. to
. 8. e.... s
Dr. Meyer's i
Wa ter,.
50C. A BOTTLE. ab
A. UxUbb1 N,
.... MANUPACTURER AND DIALER ....
Choice Rough a Dressed
SCypress Lumber.
All Dimensions Sawed to Order and Delivered.
Lafourche Crossing, La.
ry, Willie Dantin, Fly'ue.os, Henry
Flash, Junins Malbrough, Scene Shif.
ers, Chas Waigle, Lithographer, Geo.
Webre, Properties, Gillis Dantin,
sst., Emile Aucoin, Watchman,
Chas. A. Riviere, Transfer, James
Malbrough, Janitor. We are thank
ful for an invitation.
Necrological.
Mr. James Caillouet an old and
espected citizen of this place died
ast Tuesday morning at 12:30 o'clock
at the residence of his son Mr. Clay
Caillouet on Jackson street. Mr.
Caillouet was 70 years of age and
had always lived in this Parish. He
eaves several sons brothers and many
relatives to whom the Sentinel extends
ts sympathies.
White Man Turned Yellow.
Great consternation was felt by the
riends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexing
on, Ky., when they saw he was turn.
ng yellow. Hs skin slowly changed
olor, also. his eyes, and he suffered
erribly. His malady was Yellow
Janndice. He was treated by the
best doctors, but without benefit.
Tben he was advised to try Electric
Bitters, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver remedy, and he writes: "Af
ter taking two -bottles I was wholly
cured " A trial proves its matchless
merit for all Stoma;.h, Liver, ' Kid
ney t;onhles. Only 50c.
All drnggi'ts.
Electric Railway.
The gentlemen in chnrge of this
nw undertaking are laboring as heal.
ously and assiduously as ever to
obtain the erection of this new and
acommodating mean of traffic along I
nur bayou. Messrs. L. I. Lancaster,
Dr. U. S. Sni:th anI Hon. Thos. A.
-B(t3au'- the gentlemen in charge,, as
e'l as tbh ) promoters, this week
aIpeare(d before the Po!ice Juries of
Assumption and Ascension and arc
Plated over the receptiou tedh,'red
their proposition, as well as the indi.
vidual interests the representative
entlemen of both bodies gave th-ir
proposition which means a world to
his section of the ecuntry.
The Band.
Did you hear the band ? Thurs
lay night was their first rehearsal.
'here Were many people who doubted
he fact that a band had been organi
&d. If you dlid not hear their sweet
trains last Thursday night you can
rest aseured that there is another
white baud once more in town, com
oeed of Messrs. E. J. Legendre, P.
. Autoin, Paul Delaune, E. N. Roth
r., Mr. Bernard, Arthur Tetrean, J.
.- Robichaux, August Robichaux, V.
1. Knobloch and Albert Trone.
ALBERT J. LASSEIG N B
NOTARY PUBLIC
RACELAND, LAFOURCHE, LA
Omoe bhoursrom Sa. m. to s p. m.
Any Notarial business promoptly atd ea
lly atlended tr.
WANTED - TRUSTWORTHY
nen and women to travel and
advertise for old established house of
olid flnancial standing. Salary
1780 a year and expenses, all pays.
le in cash. No eanvassing required.
:ive references and enclose mesfad.
reseed stamped envelope. Address
lan:ager, 355 Caxton BIJg., Chi
go. 38126t
For Sale or For Rent.
On esay terms a splendid site for
sidlence and desirable location for
usiness, ou Canal street. Apply to
ALBERT BOUDhhAUx.
.... . - - -
THE BUSIEST HO0
IN THE CITY-W,-'
ShIe F~arniture * Erstabiishme« n
-or
r€ Edgar F. Riviere,
.... MAIN STREET....
FURNITURE FOR THE
___ __ RICH MAN
POOR MAh
ALSO UNDERTAKER '
The Place to Buy
-TOcl - -
Stoves, Ha rdware Builder's Bareware,
Guns, .ammunition, Cuttlety, Brushes,
Brooms, Paints, Oils, Barness, and
.lgricultural Implements,
Hall Clipper Plows at New Orleans Prioe.,
-IS AT
H. Riviere & Co
" Phoe 108. Cor. .,ain r St. Louis
SOUTHERN PAC
SUNSET ROUTF
...Vacation Rat
TO
c.' ifESORT POINTS. ~J).
Our Agents
can oer you Moun
LOw_ T Lakes,
ROUND TRIP Seasho
Gall o? to Partiouyl
B. P. .. EORSZ,
Pas. Traffc Manager. HOUvaO, Tex. Gen.
Ho! For Riviere'
S'I'O RE.
Don't forget to visit our new store as we have
received a complete and well selected line of
Spring & Summer Goo
from New York, Baltimore, St. Louis and
phis, consisting of .................
Laces of all kinds,
broideries, Gingha.
Toile du Nords, Ch
brays, Madrases, N'
sooks, Persian Lawns,
dia Linens, Dimities, piq
Imported White and fancy Organdies,
Swisses, and Scrime, Bobinets a specialty,
of all kinds, and many novelties too n
to mention.
We invite you also to examine our
shoes, as we have added a more complete
pecialiy in the following well known bran
,,_ Hamilt
OE *Brown,
•4' Ditmausi
MAC Tony
S F.rie
Call in, no trouble to show you our goods]:
H. Riviere &:;
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