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Washitngton News.
Wasliinlgtoin, August 9, 1901.
Tedr" l hloosevelt's Presidential
boom arrivedl in Washi:'gton this
week. It'was brought by republican
inemberý of the Kansas Congression
1l delegation, who decnared that' the
7Kansas repullicans were for him and
initeniidcll to do etverything they could
to, get him nlliniliated. When it is
considered that the administration is I
"dleal o,,lI,oscd to RItosivelt and that
those Congrl.sin niu w.ere in Washing
ion alkileg ahliuiliitratio favors, it
will hl seen that they had their nerve I
along with them. It is true that I
none of the ,ig !uis of the admiais
tration were in town, and that the
small-fl t, sullcl :,s ass:listant secret:
iese, were :ifra:iil to tell those Con- I
gressinen that t,?y were treading on t
forhin grounlld, built the telegralh
lines were in gooel working .order and t
some of them fundl it out before 1
they left, and they will probably hear
more about it before their applica- I
lions for administration favors are I
acted upon. Long Ixfore 1904, it I
will be sure way for a republican to
het ou the admiristration b!acklhst to
declare himself in favor of Roose- c
Fvelt's nomination. There is no longer I
any doubt that thiere is a Roosevelt t
machine i;nd that it is working for c
strength in the West and South, i
ignoring New York. where the Platt i
machine makes it impossible fori
RIoosevelt to hope to control the dele- 2
gation. Roosevelt's frieuds are point- a
ing out that Cleveland was nominated t
in 1892, although the New York t
delegation was pledged to Hill. t
Rear Admiral Robley I.' Evans- c
"'Pghtlug fob"-'was this week farn. c
ished by the Navy Department with (
copies otfthe two letters written .by I
ex-Senator and ex.Secretary Chand. a
)er, complaining of the manner gin t
which he aid his administration of F
the Navy Department are treated in a
Admiral Evans' book, "A Sailor's r
A WORTHY 8UOCf£SSO t
"Something New Under
The Sun."
All Doctors have tried to cure
FATARRItI by the use of powders, h
'id gases, inhalers and drugs in t:
)ate form. Their powders dry up f
the mucuous membra.nes causing c
ihem to crack opeu apl bleed. The e
werful acids used in the inhalers a
ave entirely eaten away the same E
hoembranes thiat their makers have
kimed'to cure, while pastes and oint.
mtenats cannot reach the disease. An
bid and experienced practitioner who o
has for many years made a close C
ktudy ant specialty of the treatment te
of CATARKH, has at last perfected at
a Treatment which when faithfully 1
used, not only relieves at once, but w
rrenoanently cures CATARRIl, by tl
removing the cause, stopping the d
discharges, and euiing all inflamma fe
tion. It is the only remedy known ir
o sciilice that arctually reaches the st
ffilicted parts. This wonderful rem-. d
bdv is known as "SNUFFLES the h
UUARANTEEID CATARRil CURE" b
jad is sold at the extremely low price h
hlf One DLollar, each package contain. w
ig internal and external medicine hi
sufficient for a full month's treatment C
and everything necessary to its per- at
eet use. bi
"SNUIFFIES" is the only perfect ot
CATARRIJ CURE ever made and is di
now reco'ngmed as the only safe and hi
positive cute for that atr.oying and m
disgusting disease. It cures all in a
'lammation quickly aid permanently
lad is ilso wonderfully quick to A
relieve HIAY FEVER or COLD in
pe lHEAD.
CATAtRII when neglected often tit
leads to CONSM PTIOY-ON-SN UF. ar
PLES" will save you if you use it at os
6nce. It is no ordinary remedy, but st
h complets treatmnnt which is poll- ki
;:vely 'uaranteed to cure CATARRH be
ill any fiorm or stage if used accord to
tug to ibe directions which accoln th
sany each package. Don't delay hut d
end for 'it at once, anld write full
pirttclars as to your conditiou, and c
teu will receive special advice frcomn vi
the diasebysrer of this wonderful rem- t
edy regardin5, your ease without ctst e
to oi teioud( the i"'gllaiar 1rice oif
"SNUF .IK8" the "(;I'.RANTI'EEDt
SAntiWr lai, Ao a tv address in the
Inite ltaiies or C:;,nadla on receipt
On "Dblihr. Address Dept. ('892 in
kDtV L. GiIIKS & f'OIPAN'Y, o
!330 in'd t32 liarkct Strect, [hiblj ria
liphin
* Log", and lie has gone out of town 1
for a fcw days. during which he will
decide whther hlie will a-k for a
('onrt of Inquiry, or let Chandler go
-- ahead and try to force the Navy
ib. Department to order a court-nasrtial.
B- tfore leaving Washington Admiral
of0 Evans said: "1 have no idea ofr
falling into MIr. Chandler's trap, by
a entering upon a newspaper discussion o
of his letters. I will only say that
the only relatinos between 11r. Chan
dler and myself are those of .private
o citizens. Hle is not my supvrtiir, and
- I woul, not take any ordels from
a him. If he has charged me with
I. (conduct iiunhecoming an ellicer and a
g, ntleman, well-". As Admiral
SEvans abruptly ended and turned on
a his heel there was an expression on
his face that was san thing bult loving.
. Admiral Evans but touched upon the
dirty politics of Chan'dler's rule over
t the Navy Departinmnt, only referring
,- to his personal experiience, in his
book, when there is material enough
'! of the same sort, and worse, easily
er accessible, io fill several books.
Chandler's whole political life has
been that of an un-crnpuloui partisan
'k who never forgot his own interests.
Consequently he is a rich man, but he
is likely also to be a sorry man be
fore "Bob" Evans anJ his friends get
through with him.
Comment is being made on the
marked discrepancy between the num
al her of Filipinos who have been cap
is tured or have surrendered and tlns
in number of rifles- in an otficial doe
- cument issued by the War Depart.
1e ment this week th ' total number of
d Filipinos captured and surrendered is
d giien as 41,029, while the total num,
s her of ciles surrenclered and captured
is is only 1,212. It cannot he that
it 41,029 Filipinos were tighting with
onlv 1,212 rifles. And if the surren
it dered Filipinos have secreted their
e rifl-s it indicates that they expect to
It have use for them again.
r It is now sa'd in Washington that
e Senator MecLaurin's reward for trying t
to organize a white man's republican t
party in South Carolina, in addition
n to the control of the Federal patron.
li age of the State, is to be a seat on
d the Federal bench for himself, after
e his term in the Senate ends.
,r If the stories alleging that Mr. Mc t
- Kinley has been convinced by the
,e popularity of Admiral Schley that he
t has been greatly maligned by the s
o Sampson clique in the Navy Depart, e
o ment, and that it was by his express (1
- orders that oflicers who could be de
r pended upon to give Admiral Schlcy
It fair play were selected for members a
,r of the Court of Inquiry, be true, there c
I, is one thing more that he should do, e
;t in the interest of fairplay, and that h
r is to get a new Secretary of the Navy. .,
- Secretary Long has been not onouslv ti
t- anti Schley from the beginning of the p
d trouble, and it is an open secret that
k he will leave'no ofleial atone unttrnel '
to convict Schley of having disobeyed a
- orders, as a failure to secure such It
conviction will be practically a ver- !
b diet of marked unfairness against ft
y himself. Ilowison, the now member aR
L. of the .court, has bean a Sampson par. i o
n tisan, if he is not now.
f Senator Stewart, who has been on all I
a sides of ever, question and who just a
a now calls himself a republican, was tI
. in Washington this week, whooping a
things up for Senator FHanna, whom i
he declared to be the logical rel)ubht. n
candidate in 1904. If he and the
other Ilanna shouters can only swell is
Hanna's head sufficiently to make d
him grab the nomination for him. n,
e self, instead of putting up a figure- e
I bead who will be under his control, s
they will do the demc:rats a great al
P favor. With IHanna for th" reputbli t(c
can candidate the demoocrats could I
e elect anybody on any platform, or on be
Sno platform except opposition to r:
H Bannaism and all it stands for. I n
- - a
A inister's Good Work. ha
S"I had a severe attack of bilious
>colic, got a bottle of Chamberlain's L
SColic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
Stook two doses and was entirely cured.'
I says Rev. A. A. Power, of Emporia, s
r Kan. "My neighbor across the street ci
I was sick for over a wick had two or
three bottles of medicine from the
doctor. lie used them for three ors
four days without relief, then ,alled
I in another doctor who treated him for is
some days and gave him no relief, so om
discharged him. I went over to see P
him the next morning. He said his pm
bowel were in a terrible fix, that they is
Shad been running off so long that it fe
was aliost bloody flux. I asked o
him if he had tried Chamberlain's
C,,li', Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy t
and he said, 'No.' I went home and tb
brought him my bottle and gave him o
one dose; told him to take another at
dose in fifteen or twenty minutes it in
he did not find relief, but he took no re
more and was entirely cured." For
sale by Roth drug store.
A Few Things He Can't Do
A man cannot do two things at a ar
time. But a woman will broil a steak n
and see that the coff-e does not boil l
over and watch that the cat does not b
steal the remnant of the meat on the i
kitcheLn table and dre-s the youngest ev
boy, and set the table, and see to the a
toast, and stir the oatmeal, and give sh
the orders to the butcher. and she can
do it'all at once and not half try. nlu
Man has doae w',ndeirs since he il
came before the pablie. lie has nus- of
vigated the ocean, he has i.enetrat&dl arI
the' mysteries of the starry heavens;
he has harnessed the waterfalls, and be
maic them light the great cities of ne
the' worcl.
But he can't find a reel of thread
in his wife.'s work basketu; lie can't
dsc'over her pocket in a dress hang. t
ing in the wa:drth.le; ie c:anunot h.ing
O1 t''tllthe4 al l ut littnm on the inc 
irihlit end up. II,' iann)t holl pC Egst
in his mnouth w e hi' lid' is duing II,
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in usm for over 30 years, has borne the signature fe
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infaney.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as.good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium," Morphine nor other Nareotle
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constlpation a
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You ave Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
ThU cENAmur OSEuaM. t uMurR SYE. NEWYr O
either. He cannot sew on a button.
In short, he cannot do a hundred
things that women do almost instinoc
tively.-Buffalo Enquirer.
"My bahy was terribly sich with
the diarrhoea," says J. H. Doak, of
Williams. Oregon. "We were unable
to cure him with the doctor's assis
tance, and as a last resort we tried
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. I am happy to
say it gave immediate relief and a
cemplete cure." For sale by Roth
drug store.
A friend called in at our office and
asked us what kind of a town l1t
Crowley, La., is it as hu tliug and
enterprising as Alexandrin ? We
have never bween to Crowley and
could not ans.wer our friendl'a ques
tion, but we Ianded l un the leading
r'ap'rs from the two places. lHe
scanned the p iges awl said Crow, .y,
was far the la6t place. On being
asked why he had decided that Crow
Icy was the hst town, he replied :
"Whv the Crowley paper is ch,,ck
full of good, c'can local advertising,
and that is what shows the character
of a town.'"-Winnfleld Sentinel.
Ruston taxpayers are paying an
annual assessment of 40 mills, but
then they are buiiliung an up.to,.late
mod'l ru city, and think "bread cast.
upon the waters will return after
many days."-Bienville Bell.
Yes, brother, and every man that
is a man has a pride in his town's
development, and every one wh"º is
not a mere notch on a stick feels
enough local I.ride in Ruston to
spend three times forty mills if such
an amount is necessary to keep the
town going as she is now headed.
Ruston has "come to stay," and woe
be unto the man who does aught to
retard her progress. All we need
i now is a few more of the bigheaded
land bighbearted men such as we now
I have, and Ruston will ask no od.is of
ny, city in North Louisiana.-Ruston
Leader.
Mr. Leon Dreyfus has this year
successfully experimented with the
I canning and preserving of pure
Louisiana cane syrup, and it is now
being retailed in the local market in
i small packages of quart size at the
rate of 80c pei gallon. The article
is as perfect and delicious as when
originally put up. This test is a
practical demonstration that under
proper treatment, this famous Louis.
iana product can be preserved from
fermentation. This accomplished, it
opens up for it a field of 5immense
possibilities, as millions of gallons of
it can be thus put up and marketed
the year round, whereas at present
only a few hundred thousand gallons
are marketed during the winter
months and early spring in a very
restricted market -Iberia Enterprise.
Fashions For The St6ut.
The general run of fashion plates
are the despair of those women whom
nature has decreed for stoutness, or
whom time has snowed with gray
hair. Many fashion cuts show an
impossible svlph.hke form of women I
everlastingly youthful. THE DELIN;
EATOR, whose long career of success I
shows that it meets time needs of
women, contains in the September t
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 fatbrics and quantities, will
be appreciateid I: those who are
neither slim nor under twenty one.
ie newspaper best sted to~yr wats a
b the New Orleans Picayune. It has allf
the war, political and general news of
each day, and its Market Reports are
strictly impartial and trustworthy. Daily
Edit:on, $3 for 3 montis. Twice-a.Week
Edition (asued Mondays and Thursdays),
Ia year. CiveThe Picayune a trial.
CHARTER.
OF
"The Cleophas Lagarde Co.,
Limited.,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
I E IT KNOWN, THAT ON THIS
First day of the month of August
in the year of Our Iord One Thousand
Nine Hfundred and One, and of the In
dependence of the United States of
America, the One Hundred and Twenty
Sixth year.
Before L me, Henry N. Coulon, a Notary
Publia, duly commissioned, qualified
I and sworn fn and for the Parish of La
fourche, and otate of Louisiana, and in
i the presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned,
PELSONALLY CAME AND APPEARED:
lst. 'Mr-. Aglone Lejeune, widow of
the late ('!A ph s Lagarde, 2nd.--Emma
A. Laarrde. wife of legaal age of E. A.
O'Sullivan, hy whom sie is herein duly
aided, a 'ao;rized and assisted, 3rd.
Albert J. Lagarde, 4th.-Nellie M. L e
arde, wife of legal age of Benton J.
)'orct, by whom, here present, she is
duly aided, authorized and assisted,
5th.--Laura a. Langarde, a f t sole of
legal arle, ith.--llla LawSrde, also a
teme sole of legal age, 7th.-Philip La
garde, a major, and 8th.-Fernand H.
Laga:rd, also a major, all residents of
the Parish of Lafourehe, and State of
Louisiaua, except Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
O'Sullivan who reside in the City of
New Orleans. Louisiana, who severally
declared that availing themselvesof the
laws of the State of Louisiana relative
to the formation of corporations for cer
tain purposes (Act 3i of 1888,) and being
desirous of acquiring and enjoying the
rights, privileges and powers if a body
corporate anti politic in law, they have
contracted and agreed, and they do by
these presents contract and agree and
Lind themselves, as well as such other
l.rsons as may hereafter become asso
ciated with them to form a body politic
i:i law for the purposes and objects, and
under the stipulations and conditions
following, to-wit:
ARTICLE I.
The name and title of this corporation
shall be "THE CLEOPHAS LAOARDE
COMPANY, LIMITED, and its domi
cile is hereby declared to be in the town
of Thibodaux, in the Parish of La.
fourche, State of Louisiana.
ARTICLE II.
The objects and purposes of this cor
poration are hereby declared to be the
carrying on of the business of planting,
cultivating and manufacturing into
Sugar and other products tropical sugar
cane or beets, the planting and cultiva
tion of cane and other agricultural pro
ducts; also the purchase of sugar cane
or beets and the manufacture of game
into sugar, molasses and other products;
the purchase of cane or beet syrups and
the manufacture of same into sugar or
molasses: the contracting for the evap
orating of cane or beet juice in order to
manufacture same into sugar and mo
lasses; the purchase and sale of real
estate, buildings and plants for the pur
poses aforesaid, the building and opera
ting of tram ways, railways, barges,
steamboat or flatt0oat lines for the tran
sportation of sugar cane or beet sugars
and molasses and other freights, or
syrup from sugar cane or beets in
tanks, and otherwise to or from their
Sugar Factories on Leighton Plantation,
Meleod Plantation or any other plan
tation or plantations they may acquire,
or to intermediate points; also to con
struct, operate and maintain all the
necessary plants, buildings and mach
inery to carry out the above objects and
purposes, and generally to do all things
necessary or incidental to the conduct
of a planting business and the operating
of a centrgl factory for the purposes
above mentioned.
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock of said corporation
is hereby declared to be one hundred
and fifty thousand Dollars, divided into
One hundred and fifty shares of one
thousand dollars each, payable at such
time and in such manner as the Board
of Directors may provide.
ARTICLE IV.
The husiness affairs of said corpora
tion shall be aulministered by a Hoard
of Directors not to exceed Five in num
ber. Said Board to be elected annually
on the first Wednesday of March of
each year after the expiration of the
term of officers herein fixed. A failure
to elect, however, from any cause shall
not work a forfeiture of this charter I
but a second election shall be called
when the old Board shall be snfficient
to elect the Board. The Board of Direc- ]
tors shall have the power to fill all va
cancies occuring in their number. The
Directors shall elect from their body a
President, a Vice-President, a Secretary
and Treasurer, and the said Directory
and officers shall hold their offites until
their successors are duly elected and,
qualilled. At all elections each share of t
stock shall be entitled to one vote, to be
cast in person, or by proxy, and all1
elections shall be by ballot. Until the
first Wedunesday of March 19t11 the first
Hoard of Directors shall c,,msist of the
following named persons: Albert .I.
i.zarde, President; Ihilip Lagarde, 4
Vi' .:-Prcsidlnt; Fernand ILagarde, Nec
retary and Treasurer; ienton .l. Foret.
A RTICLE V.
Ti,. -aid corporation shall have and (
use a common seal, and have power tI
sue and he sued; and legal process sh~;
be served on the President, and ""
event of his absenee from the Yf {
the domicile of the corporrtiortn,.t l
the Vice-President and on the t bhe |
of the V'ce-President, upon the Seere
tary. The said corporation may also
purchase. hold and convey, mortgage
and hypothecate and lease real and per
sonal property, and shall have corpo
rate existence for the term and period
of Ninety-nine years from the date of
these presents.
ARTICLE VI.
The Board of Directors shall have
power generally to supervise the busi
ness of the corporation:. to adopt gen
eral rules for its conduct; to contract
for the purchase of machinery, the con
struction of buildings, tram-ways, rail
ways, the purchase of barges, steam
boats and other things and apparatus
incident to the purpose and objects of
enterprises set forth in article Three of
this charter; also, the fixing the price
of cane, cane Juice and syrup: also the
price for evaporating the same into
sugar and other products; fixing the
salary of officers, defining by general
rules the expenses of the corporation,
and provide for such assistants and su
perintendents as may be necessary to
carry out the executive business of the
corporation, and generally to adopt
such by-laws, rules and regulations as
may be necessary for the good conduct
and management of the affairs of the
corporation. It shall have power by
unanimous vote of all the Directors to
mortgage or pledge the property or ef
fects of the corporation, as th3 case may
be. Three members of the Board shall
constitute a quorum for the transaction
of business, but no business other than
the regular administrative affairs of the
corporation shall be conducted by the
Board at other than regular stated
meetings, unless notice be given to the
members of the Board of the extraordi
nary business to be conducted and tran
sacted at the extraordinary meeting.
Any stockholder shall have the right to
be present at the nmeetinr of the Board
and participate therein,-but shall not
vote. No person shall be qualified to be
a Director of this Corporation unlesa he
owns at least one share of stock of the
corporation.
ARTICLE VII.
The President shall have general su
pervision of the administrative affairs
of the corporation; he shall preside at
all meetings of the Board and shall deal
directy with the executive officers of
the corporation; he shall be the mana
ger of the finances and of the improve
ments to the property of the corpors
tion. He is vested with the power,
granted by the unanimous vote of the
Board of Directors, to borrow money
for the business of the corporation; to
make and subscribe notes in represent
ation of the loans so contracted, to en
dorse notes for discount, and shall have
full power to pledge any personal prop
'j erty of the corporation, as set forth in
Article Six (6) of this Charter. The
Treasurer shall be the custodian of the
funds of the corporation, which funds
shall be deposited in such bank or
banks as may be decided on by the
Board of Directors. The checks to be
drawn on the funds of the corporation
shall be signed by the President or
9 Vice-President and countersigned by
t the Secretary. The Board of Directors
I at any time, shall, by majority vote
lhave the right tosuspendany employee,
f superliftendent, manager, or other sub
P orainate otlicer of the corporation, or
the same may he done in accordance
with such by-laws, rules and regula
tions as may be adopted by the Board
of Directors.
ARTICLE VIII.
The Vice-President shall exercise the
functions of the President in case of the
latters inability to act or in his absence.
f - ARTICLE IX.
The Secretary shall have charge of
. the xc)oks of the corporation in which
r shall be kept accounts of the revenues
and eýi.endttures of the business. These
books and record of the corporation
shall be subject to the inspection of any
Smember of the Board of ])irectors and I
of any stockholder who may so desire.
r At the end of every year, after paying
6all the debts of thle corporation, a sug
cient amount shall be laid aside to carry
on the business of the corporation the
following year. The surplus, if any,
shall be di'vided among the stockholders
in proportion to their stock.
ARTICLE X.
No stockholder shall be liable or res
ponsible for any sum beyond the
amount of his subscription, and he shall
be subject to no further call, and shall
in no way be liable for any of the debts C
of the corporation. All creditors must F
look to the corporate property for their ;
demands; nor shall any mere informal
Ity of organisation have the effect of
rendering this charter, or of exposing
any stockholder to any liability beyond
the amount of his subscription. A
ARTICLE XI. 1
At all meetings of stockholders, a
majority shall constitute a quorum.
ARTICLE XII.
It shall not be lawful for any stock
holder to dispose of any share or shares
of the capital stock of this corporation C
without offering same to the said cor- '
poration and giving it the preference of
purchasing same at its face value, and
only upon the refusal of the said corpor
ation to purchase the same, will the
transfer of such share orshares be auth- C
orized to be made upon the books of the a'
corporation. 51
ARTICLE XIIL
The corporation shall not be dissolv
ed, nor this charter altered or amended
except by consent of three-fourths of
the capital stock. P
ARTICLE XIV.
Whenever this corporation is dissolv-
ed, either by limitation, or from any
cause, its affairs shall he liquidated by
three commissioners to be appointed
from among the stockholders at a gen- I)
eral meeting of the same convened after SI
ten days' prior notice to the stockhold- -
ers hy letter to their address, and by ,
publication in one of the news papers
published in the Parish of Lafourche.
The sid liaquidting commissioners
shallremain in office until their fune- 8
tions are fully discharged; provided
that this shall not be for more than six -
months. Any vacancy in their number
shall be filled by a meeting of stock
holders called for that purpose.
ARTICLE XV.
This corporation shall begin business
this day, and the capital stock may be
inereased by vote of the stockholders.
Thus done and passed, on the day,
month and year first above written, in
the Parish of Lafourche, in the presence
of Messrs. Nell Newell and Charles J.
(onlon, residents of the Parish of La
fourche, good and eompetent witnesses,
who have asigned these presents with I
the parties and me, Notary, after due I
reading hereof, and translation in the
french language.
Witnesses:
NEIL. NEWErL.
CiHAs. J. Col: o. I
(Signed) ALotNE ,LAoARow,
ALasRTJ. LACARDE, O
EMMA A, O'SULLIVAN, L
NELLIE M. FOREiT,
LAURA C. LAoARnoE,
L~I.IA LAGARDE, (
PHILIP LAGARDBe,.
F. H. LAoARaD3,
To aid, assist and authorise my wife O
Mrs. E. A. O'lullivan,
E. A. O'SULLIVAN,
To aid, asist and authorise my wife
Mrs. B. Foret. B. J. FonaRTr.
HENRY N. COULOe,
Notary Publice.
BTATE OF IAUISIAN A,
PARISI! OF LAFOURCHE.
I, the undersigned C(lerk of court and
Ex-Oflcio lRcorder do hereby certify
that the within aml forevoiu" is a true K
and correct cLopy of tile original on file "o
and of reurnl it Mli<ee.llannouis IHook
No.7 folios l,' it seq. of my titce, Au
gnUt 3, 15)I
/ ( - In TeTsim, n- whmereof, witnee
..< my hultl anl seal of ()Olikce, at
S1Thiodax, l(an., thi. 'rd day of
Autgust A. D. 151. Re
C('... I. liAnKEia, A
C:lrerk and Rltecordler of the Parish of lea
lafourche. 3" be
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ny and poetic minstrely. We are
headquarters for all kin of
Musical Instruments
a
GET MRRIED
You want Ome andsome
and stylish Wedding Invi.
oftatons. Weeavn suit you.
hOure beStore is the central o kffice
for all messages of inspiring harmo
headquarters for all kinds of
Musical Instrum0 nts
H. N. J. Knoblochn,
WHEN rOU
M and stylin Wedding Invi.2
The bast assorted atock
THE SENTINEL,
0I00 o Prniture lain St. Philip.
6t, Louis 8treets.
H.UR N. CoulonT.
Market Ntll.A.
Alway eon hand the best at Beef. Mutton
ort, Veal, d Sasages obat,l ap and not
"Choice wis ad liquors, fine eigars alway
n d. or. Gree d Marke t andtreat
preAlways on hand Pt e b est e. Mutto,
Upok, Vead ntal Shungles. alt. 1 k ddlr.
and h·rness. Blacksmiting and horte
hoing spee i bod!ty. ,
EYER, DR8. A. J. & l. E.o.
Plyhieell qanod Srneom. is
Propetors of Mever Drug Store. Main 'treet
Thibohz. l~V. E. Bailey. Manager.
RoTHI DUT CO., L't'.
lsrmrgils.
Drugs, Chemcaloo Perfumery, School bSnkn
Stataloery, etc. Coor. Main &rGreen .treet i
8treaet. between St. Phip and St. Louis.,
DENTISTSB.
LANCHARD, (D. D...), J. .
Deatis.
Coner Green and St.l Bridget Stre at
ATTORNE'TSd -LAW
BADEAUX, Tio IA8 A.,
Aateraeylat.Law.
Bank of Lamonche builtdinug
OWELL & MAWn IlN,
Atterseys at law.
Rooms 5S 6, 7, Dask of Thisdana Buildalln
KbnOU BCLOA.A
AtTrrll e r*Mtl.aw
-Oiee.: Bank builtding. Fesnee entm '
EDUCATIONAL.
-OL, EMMANUEL,
NIMasele Teacher
Give !ustrnmlusantal, voal and ltar.meny lee
son.. Residence: Levee Street.
AilGIS, PROF. L. M.
Nelect Meheel obrs Beys.
Eglish nmud Frencb in all their braniches an
Mthematia~ 'iat, t. Narrow street, foot o
i. Iathoael Stret~.
lONT CARMEL CON VENT.
A AcadeLmr for oes l.adies
Kept by the rister, of Mount Cai,,el. Thor
"ugh eonrs. English and French. F.ot oi
Market treret.
C.t)ULO'. II. N.
NOtary Pubtile.
Real Estate and Fire and lni.. Inamnsne.
Aent. Propeties bohanght nd sold. Mmte,
loaoed ald borrmowe Hank aof Lahotr
bualailug.
tl-WYi h li K1'.
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Anyone mnding a sketch sad
$ tlmtldei in o
Pto this Office. Satisfacto
son every county to represent Irg
company of solid financtal reputatno
Sdeufk R rkaL
3 shandomelary Ulper yeatedyble weeklyek
each Saton ourday any e xpense on
advanend youeach Job PrintiANDAg
to this O2626ffice. atisfacto
S oaranteed.
R' TED.-Cabable, reliable per
son in every county to representlargs
company of solid financial rt.putatomn
$936 salary per year. payable weekly;
3 per olleay absolutely snre nd all
eGradatpenses, strold leadight, boo ide dn t
salary. no comn missi peon; alary paid
each Saturday anetd expense mo
advanced eacht eek. STANDARD
HOUSE, 33o 4 DEARBON ST.. B Csi me_
00. 26-26a
~tAmee aden llet wit
core. s iaeludrhew g
see..oa .g sad iu
t pe.'oe, lo aay1oer¶s.
Colet fear coldbank and wholesale
line of the highest grade l eter
mackeountryo. es. al personal.
Erous J. BRAe, oeep.ea
beingFor job printing of kinds,
bave superior advaniages
seuon or e tthe ituatons.
FRA or BAR c d e ou
CoaQO8te tTQ BARLtW & SalrrlVIv
mmissitu on do ete han
epAD De books in the latest labL
SusineW o n eu lied with
bookTeepe and sade MOLatl wites-.
tDo not feaer cold and rain
Thibodaux Shoe and Rat Stote has
line of the highest gr ade watLr
mackentosbdes.
EIOLE J. BRADS , Prnp.
For job printing of all kinds,
I1. L dOUIS AU I
FRANK O3ARKE
SPQQRNI8T0 DARE&U $ Um p$)
Commission Merohan
AND DEALER IN ALL
COUNTRY PRODUC
WUOTTON SUGAR MOLASSES El
POTATOI, EGGS, HONEY H1[ S.
WAI, NTW WOOL 'IllIES
NV N119 DECATUR STA
NEW ORLEAWS. LA.
LT OF BEA UDVANTT POMALL O
SIGNMKrTa
Choice fresh beet, pork, vel, muLto d
Caeasae rend ,aantrl ea hand.
utuastod on the Railroad. gnoraer 'te. 1ar
re, sad of easy ee from all prtl
LSd Ha LANo ASTEo, wt
Electrical , ifbrk, ia t,
cate Teljphone Line
Oand Plantation Sy a
le, es. Ele trio Bell, Fire +
aPd all Electricalf.l
elfier.+._
TC HOLD A. LTA.
N. T-S BOiU,
PROPRIETOR. --