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SUCDORIBE FOR. i LI t JOB +BINTII3G.
and ADV TIBE i.1jg i'tt I ~ I isrsh
a1 l.,In The Sentinel. ad At tmLS0
OfioWl Jarml of m the Peih @& aiourohe nd Qu@rdia of t*hi Iabe t ad the Town.
ol THIBODAUX, LA., AUG. 10, 1901. No._
Railroad Schedule.
irto Railway c.. Ito rob
LAVOURCUU Ra.NCE.
L. I Donaldsomvl;s. La.
, s a:We· a. m. Arrive at 8:40 a. m
at 8:46 p. m. I lave at .t: p. m
-MAI LIEU.
--s- la. I Donaldsonville, La.
t Bound.
- at :0 p. m. I Arrives at I.04 a. .
. v t 6:16 a. m. I Arrives at 11:2 a. m.
st 7 a. m. ILeavLes at 4:43 a. i
 at :16 p. m. LeIaves at :(06 p. m
pWs AL.L.U k NEw RoAeS BRAxcU.
at 3:S2 p. re. | Arrives at 6:18 p. ,
PERSONAL POINTERS
Sr. Theo. P. Bergeron, of Houam
.paw the fair here Sunday.
. - Jos. Daspit of Hot.
n. mete guest of Judge Eagerran
f- family saturday sad Sunday.
Tbe Sentinel received a pleasant
he oes Thursday from Mr. L. A.
,dsagr, of Lower Latfourche.
Mrs. Jastillien Foret and family
:sve returned from a pleasant solourn
g grand Ise.
Mr. C. J. Barker are entertainiug
s. Lee J. Foret lady and three in
erestisg children.
Hap. Oscar Duga,, Clerk of Court
; Assumption Parish, was in town
t Wednesday.
Mr. Voloey Knob!ok cnn be found
ti bs post agaiun after a beu.flcial
d pleasaut trip to Grand Isle.
Vsey is as fat as ever. *
Me sad Mrs. Theo. ¶orres and
$U boy of Kruemer La. were guests
SIcr. sad Mrs. L C. Waterbusy last
gaggay and Sandiy.
Mt. I &. P. Boberts, former attachee
S ooe spent last Sunday with
.ere gstukning to Houmn
gg jbamgilve weakness, nervous.
-S- pals H the side, latulence, din.
, wakefulmeus, headache and
alWr asmoyiog aecompauiments of
gemses, HlRBINE is a prompt
Slmsatildl remedy. Price, 50
."e or sal be Thbibodaux drug
Mr. m. Rleksa a commercial
the Crescent City was in
auet after an aisence of 5
tJ. I h Pierson, severed his eon
as druggits with Dr. Ducroeq,
s aeorped the position occupied by
`!f late Mr. Bailey at the Meyer
hg 8tore. He has been at hia post
di Maday.
itAns hot weather is a great
I es the digestive power of bah
Anw" Me puny and feeble they
Ms be given a dose of WHITE'S
SCLM VERMIFUGE. Price, 25
m. For sale by Tibodaux drug
Mr. Ed. Cherault, a very accommo.
andl pleasant young man of
aWdty tl now acting as Clerk at the
GeoggagreIal oBtel.
Mr. Laisa Blum left for Elm Hall
near Napolponville, last
y, where he accepted a position,
lmtlsel will pay him a weekly
what ATsI It Tells.
3: mat mirror of yours shbows a
sallow complleton, a jaun-.
bok, moth patches aod blotchz
l. ski, it's liver trouble; but Dr.
b New Life Pills regulate the
perify the blood, give clear skin,
eL~c krich complexion. Only
at All druggists.
 l. Mur Levy. of Napoleouvillc,
beinesse vietor here during the
exteund our sympathy to Mr
Robert H. Frost in the lose
infant son, August M. whb
y morniog. Remaini
Jm aSt. Joseph Cathoik
Syesjeerday evening.
r SVOmeUL
etIh Arliversary. *
This week The Bank of Thibodaux oelebrates it~
aamlversary. It is a matter for congratulation thai
bkk enters its second decade with a largely increased
Its prospects were never before so flattering and
siagement begso thank the public most hearty for
-eferoun Patrenage.
.......
What most people want is some- '
thing mild and gentle, when in need
of a physic. Chamberlain's Stomach
w and Liver Tablets Sil the bill to a dot.
They are easy to take and pleasant
on effect. For sale by Roth drug <
store. a
Conductor Woodwarzl of the T. & I
P. Road is enjoying a week's rest, he v
a. will again resume his work next 'I
week. a
"A R EA E
Dsus s Dth ld T ag mt
Mrs. O. Gauthreaux is now occupy
a ilg the store recently erected by her
on her lot on St. Philip street.
. The laws of health require that the
n bowels move once each day and one of
penalties for violating this law is
piles. K3ep your bowels regular by
it taking a dose of Chamberlain's Stom.
L. ach and Liver Tablets when necessary 1i
and you will never have that severe e
punishment inflited upon you Price, E
4 25 cents. For sale by Roth drug ti
n store. li
g Websters 9 New Roads 6. I
The Webster base.ball club man.
.t aed to get out their regular team
for the first time last Thursday and
succeeded in defeating th - New Roads
club with great ease. They did not
d take the last four innings. We are
ii informed that the Webster8 are to
cross bats with the best club of the
coast league at Sportsman Pairk on
d New Orleans next Thursday.
Tusroass, ALA., July 28, 1878.
it Dr. C. J. Morrrr--My uar Sir:
Justice to you demands that I should
e give you my experience with your
h excellent medicine, TEETHINA.
a Our little girl, just thir' eo months E
old, has had much trouble teething. E
Every remedy was exhausted in the
s. shape of preseriptions from family
i. physicians. Her bowels continued a
I to pass off pure bloend and burning
f fever continued for days at a time. h
it Her life was almost despaired of
0 Her mother determined to try TEE
g THINA, and in a day or two there
was a gre..t change-new life had
returned-.he bowels we-re regular,
ii and, thanks to TEETHINA, the lit.
a tie babe is now doing well. Yours,
5 etc. D. W. MClIVER,
Editor and Proprietor Tuskegee (Ala.)
News. 2
I' On July 2nd and 16th and August
r 6th and 20th, and September 3rd and
i 17th, The Southern Pacifle.Sunset
Route will sell from all stations,
round trip Homeseekers' ticketllp
t all points in California at rate orlu Be
l rst.olass Ilmited fare. pnlus $2.00.
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8 Fashions For The Stout.
g The general run of fa:shion p,!ates
are the despair of those women whom
nature has decreed for stoutness, of
Swhom time has snowed with gray
hair. Many fashion cuts .how an
impossible avlph.l!ke form of women
everlastingly youthful. THE DELIN
11 =ATOr , whose long career of sueces
at shows that it meets the needs of
w, women, contains in the September
y number a special article, carefully
illustrated and devoted to the attire
of stout and elderly women. This
article, with its practical, useful ad
vice about tabrics and quantities, wil,
abe appreciated by those who are
neither slim nor under twenty-one.
t I Necrological.
S Mrs. Justine Thibodaux, widow of
B. G. Thlbodlaux, died at her residence
near Sebriever last Thursday after a
e lingerng illness. Her remains were
inteted in St. Joseph Catholic ceme
tery amid a number of friends and
r relatives. Deceased lerves several
•s children and grand children to mourn
o her loss among whom is Mrs. E. W.
Is Blake a resident of this place. The
ic Sentinel extends its sympathy to the
relatives in this their sad hour of be.
reavement. (
. .. . , manmm • i I l
The Webeters Going to New
Orleans.
t Here is the line up of the teams
g that will play ball at Sportsman Park eQ
on next Thursday. i
Websters- -Pierce. p.; Roach, c.;
k Knobloch, lb.; Dorothy, 2h.; Mor. f
e vant, 3b.; Gilbert, a. s.; Scally. I. 1.; hf
t Trosclair, c. f.; Ledet, r. f; Bertliard v
and Ledet extra.
City League Picked Nine-O'lRouke, h,
Baiser, p.; Mooney, Vittur. c.; Gayle, cl
lb.; Phelan, 2b.; Piper, 3b.; Drew, oi
. a.; Cusack, I. L; Fromherz, c. L; e1
Balser, r. f.
a A
Entertainers. B
The Entertainer's Euchre Club en. a,
V joyed another of their many pleasant I,
e evenings at the Thibodaux Opera B
, House, last Tuesday night, where b
g they were entertained in a most de. R
lightful style, by one of their charm, rc
tog and accomplished membeis, Miss
Lucy Roger. O
After the guests had all arrived B
progressive euchre was inlutgd in B
and the contestants eagerly battled 1
for the neat prizes that were awarded B
after eleven games had been pla)ye'.
t After the distribution of t he t riz,'s,
amd refreshmenuts had been partakee, ,
e dancing served to entertain the guess 81
for the rest of the evening. The
following were present :
Misses B. Rivierre, E. Engerran,
Vivian Knobloch, Lea Braud, of New
Orleans, Bertha Foret, Anna, Cecile
and Pauline Dansereau, Camille Del.
~ourt, of Houma, Corinne Aycock,
Lucy Roger, Mrs. R. M,'Mahon, of ye
r New Iberia, Mrs. P. L. Brand and gi
Mrs. Joe Pajos, and Messrs. P. L. pl
Braud, C. A. Badeaux. Dr O. O . L.
Braud, L. Lancaster, Ed. McCulla, I. at
B Perrin, Dr. H. Smith, Paul Delaune, si
1 Ernest Roger, Eugene Bobtchaux Jr., it
and Gaston Trosclair. T
1st Prize (ladies) Mrs. R. McMa.
hon, 2d Mrs. P. L. Braud, booby Miss rn
C. Dansereau. ilk
Gents 1st, Mr. L. Lancaster, 2nd hi
Mr. P. L. Braud, booby, Mr. C. A. IN
Badeaux. 01
ee
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Ques ons
fr Women a
As. ye. mwm
S Ass y ,rn coilei.ly en h i
n D7 ye6 erd a y m0e10 1at
S yesr answ e ba
Y w d Casdls sa s. Do ye1
pi eas - Mt f ad dsab wodi
ka n ofo br ylM g Wn den °
Cosyl, pemasntds d yres aew te1
blast nY vors aleh, lo dep a
eoeM a Lakcai spats mgie e
f disds .t ad adat athims at
3r Alh at by ir d 1"
`r isete g ust g. aieo
e yetea1 ad 1W l.s oasel
as.wO a _ ien. t n d st.... n
Iicnds b tahm at hams.
Tmah a gerI nmerr ient
Mva. Lss T. asO A t S. L .elr .
ssyas *I "m pIdjads amw d
ars of aass a lo ad
Tackey Party. s
enth reiss
L A nnmher of our yang men en a
' joyed a pleasant drive down the bsy- a
on last Mooday in order to enjoy the '.
hospitality of Dr. Ducrocq. The 'j
)eent was a tackcv party given by
the D.eto'r and lady at their large i
aid ncmmodlows residence in honor a
of their guests Miss Z. Ilailey of t
Lafayette and Miuss . Perkins of a
New Orleans. The odi and strange g
costumes worn by the guests etised J
much laughter and werrimenl
Prizes were awarded Miss Balley ,
5 and Dr. Ducromvu it haviug been no
Lt animous!y decided that their costumes
dwere the "tackiest".
, Hotel.
Donnaud
A. 5. DONNAUD, Prep.
First class aecommoda.
tion for Commercial tra
velers. Sample rooma
on the premises.
Lafourche Cros'ing, . . Ta (
Surprise. - The
beD
Miss Juanita Foret was granted a h
)leasant and agreeable surprise by I'
some of her friends last Wednesda1 trip
,vening. The young lady was com- theI
uletely surprise as she in no way sus. in ull
ected that she would be accorded Pual
such a pleasant evening. The family as ill
tact been notified of the affair in ad t
raene, so when the guests arrived it char
Ia not long before Miss Juanita and
ter asecomplished sisters proved w
harraing hostesses. Euchre and 8. F.
other games served to while away the
vening. The following were presrnt.
Misses Lea Braud, Marie Bonneau, R
if New Orleans, Alice Abribat, of R
ockport, Gertrude Folsevof Tallieu,
larie Danserean, Nita Fouet, Berths TI
icehard, Olympe Tounl, Sadie Gaude, is o0
knnie Cherault. Ondine Berthelot, tioo.
3ertha, Ell, Lucy Foret, Jean Foret tead
nod Mrs. J. Foret. Messrs. Henry how
.agarde, Eugene R,,bichanr, Phil Rec
old Ed. Naquin; Albert Aycock, Nor. title
trt Roth, Leonard Cherault, Reginald I'y I
3adeaux, Gaston Aucoin, Emile; B.
Thol, Jo.. and Jas. Bourg. Fulton volu
togers, Volney K:zoblock, L. II. Lan- mon
rster, Frank Harmon. more
Ladles 1st, Prize won by Miss fortd
)lympe Toups, 2nd, by Miss Ondine Part
lerthelot, Booby, by Miss Marie FI
tonneau, Geuts 1st, by Mr. Norbert are I
Loth, 2nd, by Mr. Osaton Aucoin, Exp
3ooby by Mr. Phil Naquin. and
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ADVERTISEMENT.
"Lost Their Money." ,,,
Baton Rouge, August, 1, 1901.
To OUR Svscaluras:-Several N.
ears ago feeling that we were not N.
etting a first class and efficient tele.
bhone service in the town of Baton
touge, we organized and put in oper It
Ition a telephone exchange, owned undo
nd operated by local people, under disec
he name of the Merchants & Planters 'I iler
relephone Company. pleti
We have endleavored to give value cons
uceived for the money, and believe requ
hat we have succeeded. We find, trali
aowever, that a telephone plant is and
Loth expenosve and troublesome to cant
uperate, and that it r quires for the selvi
socessful operation of the plant the loss
oonatant attention of skilled operators won
mnd workmen. whit
The (uimberland Telephone & Tel yea.
'graph Company, a corporation which ineb
employs the highest class of skilled ing
Labor; and devotes itself entirely to disc
the telephone business, having estab- cure
lished itself ini our town, we feel that mati
t is to the best interests of all for us reen
to dispose of our property. and quit forn
the business No town is large eu- into
augh for two telephone companies, wen
and in taking this step we believe that 31
we are acting for the best interests of BA,
all parties concerned. YO1
We have lost money in the venture, is it
but we congratulate ourselves and the sp
people of Baton Rouge upon the fact so
that we now have as good telephone that
service as can be obtained anywhere. plea
We heartily recomm a I the service be ,
of the Cumberland Telephone & Tele- wtlt
graph Company to our present sub, taki
scribers, and to all who may desire havy
telephone service. pric
Yours truly, have
MEiCHANTr AND PLANTrlI TELE- met
PRONE COMPANY. i;tel
Per BaN R. MIAYE, witl
Treasurer & General Mauager. tea,
disc
Evidently no effort has been spared free
to make The Ladies' Home Journal be
for August a positive boon to its rea- ing
ders during these warm midsummer dise
days. Its light, readable art'cles, "Hl(
bright stories, clever poems, charmng the
music, and iumerous Ibeautiful illius. thun
trations afford the easiest and plea. bod
santest kind of entertainment for leti. oth:
sure hours. Enchanting views of the dire
lovely scenery in the Engadine Valley , Spe
and among the Swiss anld Ita:inn lakes, whl
as well as such de:ighlttul articles as Sco
"The Singing Vrl!age of Germany" on l
and "What Girl-hife in Italy Means," Deg
allure the thoughts to foreign l:nds, CO,
while there are timely suggestions Stri
about "The Picnic Basket," "Keepmng I j
a Bouse Cool in the Dog.Days," and den
S9es8Sde Toys and How to Make
Them." Other thoroughly interest.
ing contributions are "The First
White Baby Born in the Northwest,"
".My Boarding School for Girls," and me
the usual serial and department arti- ve i
cles. By The Curtis Pubsmshing Com. soli
pany, Pluladelphia. One dollar a a y
year; ten cents a copy. ealst
WHEN YOU " ..
GET MARRIED 0
You want rome handsome
and stylish Weddlang ll-
atioans. We esn sull you.
The beet sseorIed s oek T.
ever in towanad lota or it.
Tio SEINTEL,
Gees P#W7rt a9e SMreCL7rr.
9
[he transit limit on these tickets will
a fifteen days, asid final limit twenty
Ie days from date of sale.
In making preparations for this
rip the traveler should not overlook
he fact that the excursion cars used
o this service are operated by the
'ullman company on the same plan
a firt.class sleepers, and that the
erth rate is less than half that
harged in first class sleepers.
For rates and further information,
rrite
F. B. MORSE, L. J. PARKS,
P. T.M. G.P. & T. A.
Houston, Texas.
Rice and How to Cook it.
The Southern Pacfic-Sunset Route
out again with a decided ionova
ion. The passenger depsament is
eaching the people of the- country
ow to cook rice. "Two Hundred
Leceipts for Preparing Rice," is the
itle of the rice cook book just issued
y Passenger Traffic Manager S. F.
1. Morse, and a perusal of the unique
olume will, of a surety, make the
south of the reader water for one or
aore of the delectable dishes setl
orth, in which rice is entirely or in (
csrt used. 1 1
Fifty thousand copies of the books
,re being distributed at the Buffalo
zxposition by the Southern Pacific,
nd copies will be forwardei on re
eipt of ten 2 cent stamps, sent to
Ir. S. F. B. Morse, passenger traffic
sanager Southern Pacific, Houston,
ecxas.
THE HOME GOLD OUBE.
La Ingenious Treatment by which Drank.
ards are selmg Cared Daily It
Spite of Themsives.
oe Noxeious eses. No Weakealag of the
Nerves. A PlFeasat and Positive Care
for the LUqer Habit.
It is now generally known and
inderstood that Drunkenness is a
lisease and not weakness. A body
Ilied with poison, and nerves com
iletely shattered by periodical or
onstant use of intoxicating liquors.
aluires an antidote capable of neu
ralizing and eradicating this poison,
nad destroying the craving for intoxi
ante. Sufferers may now cure th-m
elves at home without publicity or
oss of time from business by this
wonderful "HOME GOLD CURE"
rhich has been perfected after many
rears of close study and treatment of
nebriates. The faithful use accord.
Dg to directions of this wonderful
liscovery is positively guaranteed to
:ure the most obstinate case, no
natter how hard a drinker. Our
ecords show the marvelous trans
'urmation of thousands of Drunkards
nto sober, industrious and upright
nen.
WIVES CURE YOUR -HUS
3ANDSII CHILDREN CURE
kOUR FATHERS II This remedy
ain no sense a nostrum but is a
pecific for this disease only. and is THE
so skillfully devised and prepared
hiat it is thoroughly soluble and
ileasant to the taste, so that it can
)e given in a cup of tea or coffee
without the knowledge of the person
taking it. Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves with this
priceless remedy, and as many more
have been cured and made temperate
men by having the "CURE" admin
istered by loving friends and relatives One I
without their knowledge in coffee or
tea, and believe today that they
discontinued drinking of their own
free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not
be deluded by apparent and mlsleal I
ing "improvemeut." Drive out the
lisetse at o.ee and for all time. The
'HO IlE GOLD CURE" is sold at -
the extremely low price of One Dollar,
thus placing within reach of every
body a treatment more effectual than
others costing $25 to $50. Full
directions accompany each package.
Special advice by skilled physicians
when requested without extra charge.
Scot prepasd to any part of the world
on receipt of One Dollar. Address
Dept. C892 EDWIN B. GILE &*
UOMPqANY, 2330 and 2332 Market
Street, Philadelphia.
All currespondenee strictly coni
dential.
WANTED - TRUSTWORTHY
men and women to travel and ad
vertise for old established house of
solid flnaocial standing. Salary $780'
a year and expenses, all p'able in
cash. Nocanvassingrequired. Give
references oand enclose self.addressed
stamped envelope. Address Manager,
355 Caxton Bldg., Chicago. 38 26t
Commercial Hotel
tFormerly Straigers' Hotel.)
1, . . A. .  raO , Paor
T. 20. 2Basurawr, CI O nn.
Fazz Bus--Fau 8AMPLa Rooxu.
opposite City Hall,
Thibodaux, La 2 L
- OFFICE OF
The Colonial Shoe Co.
Makers ofst Men's Shees, hd
I thal are iade sle Wear. -
"Shoes that are Stylish,"
"Shoes that are Right,"
"Shoes that are Guaranteed."
BostoD M&aI. April 16th 1901.
Mr. Chas. A. Badeaux,
Thibodaux, La.
Dear Sir :-It gives us pleasure to give you the
exclusive right to sell "COLoNIAL" shoes in your
town. When offering this shoe to your trade, you
can assure them you are giving them every ounce
of value for the money. The leather used in the
manufacture of "COLONIAL" shoes is always well
selected, and carefully tanned, and the workman
ship is of the very best, as we employ none but the
best skilled journeymen workmen.
We guarantee our shoes to give perfect satisfar.
tion.
Wishing you success with our goods we are
Nj Very Truly Yours,
THE COLONIAL SHOE CO.
The above speaks for itself. If you need shoes
you should give our "Coloniale" a trial. Regular
styles, $3.50.
Low Cut Oxfords for Summer 2.50 and 8.00.
THE RACKET STORE,
(Originator of Low Prices.)
Phone 180. Chas A. Badeaux, Prop
R.E P
MENAR4
THE fLANT OF THE m
THIBODAUX BIICK WORKS
WITH THE FINEST EQUIP
MENTS IN THE SOUTH
Is now prepared to furnish the best awl cheap
est brick in the market................
One million bricks on hand ready for delivery.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, ADDRESS,
LAURENT K. FOLBE,
MANAGER. PHONE 12 _
E. J. BRAUD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. PHONE
EMILE LEFORT i
*ueressor to LEORT A TRTIRIAU
Livery, Feed ,
....AND....
..8.ale StableB.
Undertaldking
K Establisbmient ,.
Blacksmith and D
Patriot St. Cor. Levee and larket, Thibodaux. .
DR. JOS. L. DREXLElR,
VETEIlNARY SURGEON,
LEON DREXLER'8 STABLE,
THIOD4U V. LA
LGlU DISTANCE TELECHIIOIE 3 IODIX TELEPyBE 128.
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