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ings of School Board. NS
ibodasu, las. Jan. 2n,. 1902. ER
Parish IBard of Directors of S.
rn.h of LUftunrche met this day A
ist and called-seasioa, the Pre
t in the chair and the following H
present: N. C. R'fert, Paul PR
P. F. Caillouet, Alcude Chauvin
bnger and the Secretary ex.
Superinten.ent. Absent: DI. R
Paul Meyer and F. Deramee.
minutes of the last meeting J.
read and approved as recorded. P
Ouion Academy was ordered
re opeuel on Monday, the sixth E
aury, 1902, the salary of the T
for this month to be paid
gd the special fund derived from T
taes on property of the town of
sax. F
offer of Mr. C. A. Kraemer to l
the school house on the lot do, j
to the Board by Mr. Laurence
er, and to transport the mater.
there for free of ch:arge from Des tf
s station was accepted and a
Board will therefore furnish all 2
materials necessary for the pInr T
Yhe President was authorized to
a lot upon which to transfer
la rest or RBnlrigue School and
contract for the said transfer of "
School house.
The Supelintendent was authorized C
all the St. John Ferry for twenty
"s, the Angelloz Ferry for twen
dollars, the J. T. Badeaux Ferry ,
twelve dollars and the Buckhoru (
to the best advantage.
A letter from Mr. D. M. Hatcher
read, m which attention was call. t
to the necessity for repairs on the a
School House. The matter
referred to Mr. J. R. Gheens for
STb matter of repairs on the Pierce
house was referred to Director
Deramee for consideration. 1
Or. R. H. Dowuman, at this time I
before the Board and de.
that it was necessary that a
should be opened at Des Alle
and offered on behalf of the
company that he represents 1
Ish a temporary building for I
house, free of rent, provided
School Board furnished a teacher.
oler of Mr. Downman was ac
and the school was ordered to
p ened at Des Allemands, on the
rche side of the Bayou.
Ihe Committee on Assignment
ted the following report, which
adopted in its entirety, with the
herestter to be noted.
SAsgellao, Miss Julia Head; Brule
A. J. Mtehelet; Enterprise,
Coriane Aycock; Lagarde, Miss
t Koobloch; St Anna, Miss
LeBlane, Princtpal, Miss Bon
iigglnbotham, Asst; Billin, Mrs.
Davis; Bourgeois Settlement,
Anna Fey; Scally, Miss Amelle
;Toups, Miss Cecilia Chan.
A&del, Miss Lea Chauvlo; Wbre
A. Troe6; Bergeron, A. J.
;Prosper Thibodanx, Miss
Us6; OGaude, Miss Cecle Gue.
, olumbian, C'harles . Gandr;
Nary, Mma 8ally Bertty; Race
YMuass Joanna Oleason; Rouel,
i. . Maddoux, Principal, Miss
iadduz, Anat; Chchey, Mass
LY. Mouch; Matberne, A. C.
e; Upper Choopie, Miss
Ouedry; Lower Chouple, Miss
Bigginbothsam; Mathews, Mar
Thompson, Prineipal, Miss
Kennedy, Ast; Folse, Alexan.
I. Folse; Breaux, Miss Clotilda
; Lockport, E O. Payne, Prin
Miss Nellie Tuite, Miss Agnes
Miss Allace Price, assistants;
ux, Miss Theresa Foret; Del
Miss Theresa Palughi; LeBlanc.
Maggie Tuite; T. Bourgeois,
Lvdia Lambert; Ledet, Mrs. W.
.rang; Lefort, W. C. Lorraine;
,Jos. H. Proice; Oheens, Miss
Bourgeois; Vacherie, Miss
Bourgeois; Bayou Boeuf, Miss
Lobrano; Bowie, Wm. Moe
k; Elliot, Miss Nellie Pace;
Academy, A. F. Knobloch,
pal, Miss Clara Levron. Miss
laforest, Miss Frances Malihot,
Emma Kent, Assistants.
vote for the above assignme nts
Imous except in regard to
Principalship of the Lockport
where the vote stood five for
1. O. Payne and one, Mr. N. C.
Sagainst him.
tollowing bills were presented,
.e requisite appropriations made
- the same :
Public School F. Associa
, tfor beaters and coal
the Lockport School, 22 90
- oedry, repairs on
school house, 3 24
tebdent's expenses at
Convention of
Superintendents, 8 00
"McCormick, repairs on
I school lOue, 6 7U
Naquin & Keeler, exp. of Supt. as
visiting schools, 16 00! by
Edgar F. Riviere, sundries, 12 75
S. I. Coulon, blackboards, etc. 7 50 .
Adolphe Rossignol, repairs to gli
grate of G. A. 2 50 fin
H. Riviere & Co. heaters, etc 24 75 sil
Paul Scott, freight on desks bI
from Lockport to Bayou i
Blue. 25 00 the
Robert Champagne, purchase Re
of St Charles Ferry outfit. 130 00
J. S. Levron, sundrles, 1 25 ili
Paul Scott, exp. for St. Dc
Charles Ferry, 20 00 ho
Edgar F. Riviere, sundries, 2 35 n
Thibodaux Sentinel, slat i",ery the
for Supt. 1 50 an
The Canton Company, chart tal
for G. A. 7 60 toi
Freight and drayage on same, 1 38 mt
A. J. Tetreau, coal for O. A. 4 00 ha
J. O. Knobloch, saundies to
G. A. 4 50
There being no f at her business, so
for the present, the School Board
adjourned to meet on Monday, the i
20th of .January, 1902.
THoxAS STARK, M. 1. Presidlent.
TIIOMAS A. BADKAL'X, See. and Supt.
--- p--- on
Had To Conquer Or Dis. to
"I was just shout gone," writes in
Mrs. Rosa Richbrd'on, of L:aurel
Springs, N. C., "I had Consumption 1e
so bad that the best doctors said I an
could not live more than a month, q
but I began to use Dr. King's New
Discovery and was wholly cured by to
seven bottles and am now stout and gr
well." It's an unrivaled life saver in di
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Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Croup or ti.
Whooping Cough. Guaranteed bot
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at All Druggists. -
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Mr. Young's Armor.
The beautiful suit of armor worn
by Mr. James Young in the first ac'. 4
r of "Quo Vads" has an interesting
history, it being a gift to Mr. Young
,from a noted tragedian. Mr. Young
was juvenile leading man for Thomas re
SKeene, and his histronic ability and h,
ineliuatiou for hard work eudeared a
him to the star.
e After Keene's death it was found v
s that he had bequeathed his favorite of
1 suit of armor to Mr. Young in appre- h
ciation of his services. d
The suit is of exqui-ite woekman
ship and is almost unique, there being r
Sbut one like it, which is in the Britibh I
o museum.
Mr. Young is, natural:y, very proud
of so rare a suit, not only for its in
trinsic value, but for all that the gv.
It ing of it implied. from so great a ge
h nius as Keene, whose mantle, ii is T
Ssaid by many, has fallen on the
shoulders of his youthful protege.
Sreman's Close Call.
"I stuck to my engine, although
a every joint ached and every nerve
is was racked with pain," writes C. W.
B. Bellamy, a locomotive fireman, of
a Burlington, Iowa., "I was weak and
pale, without any aspetite and all
, run down. As I was about to give
e up, I got a bottle of Electric Bitters
q. and, after taking it, I felt as well as
SI ever did in my life." Weak, sickly,
run down people always gain new life,
strength and vigor from their use.
STry the.m. Satisketion guaranteed
. by All Druggists. Price 50 cents.
Bank Notice.
The annunal meeting of the Stock.
holders of the Bank of Lafourche,
for the election of eleven directors to
. serve for the enuaing year will be
,held st the omoee of the Bank on
SMooday February 17th 1902, at4
o'clock p.m.
K. J. BRAUD,
S28-3t Cashier.
Bucklen's Armes Salve.
1as world wide fame for marvel
Ions cures. It surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
Cuts, Comrn, Burns, Boils, Sores, FeP
I- lons, Uloers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fe
cver sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Erupt
o ties; Infallible for Pile. Cure guar
anteed. Only 25e at All Druggists.
Carnival Notice.
1 All persons interested in the Grand
Masquerade Ball at the Thibodaux
Opera House under the ausplees of the
Thibodaux Carnival Club on the 11th of
February, 1902, are hereby notified that
San admission fee of $2A0 will he charged
for gentlemen who are not members.
That only active members of the asso.
a elation will be allowed to enter masked.
Thatsouvenira and admit cards will be
t, on sale at the Thibodeaux Drug Store
until the Ilth of Februay at 12 o'clock
M. That an admission of 2ie. will be
charged to witness the coronation of the
Queen also series of beautifully arrang
ed Tableaux.
STickets for the coronation will be on
sale Feb. 1st at V. J. Knobloch's music
Sstore Main street.
or An Exceptionally Strong
C. Number.
The excellence and variety of the
,ifeatures presented by the February
number of THI DLINATron are typi,
de cal of the progressiveness of this
favorite woman's magazine. The
fashion matter is as timely as special
Scorrespondents at the world's most
, important ?fashion centres can make
0 it. Ira D. Sankeyv continues the
Sstory of his tour. and his description
4 of the Holy Land is even more inter
esting than his story of the journey
through Egypt. Prof. Anthony Bar
D0 ker, contributes the first series on
Athletics for Women, the article deal.
ing with Phlysical Culture at Home.
3 Dr. (GraCe Peckham Murray iutroducea
a series of articles on Child Training
by describing the disposition and
tendencies of every day children. In
the series of N,,table Women Dr. 8.
IL Elliott gives some interesting
glimpses of '1harlotte Cuslnan. A
finely illustrated article on The Trea.
sures of Jewish Ceremonial is contri.
buted by Waldon Fawcett. The story
by Helen Chonte Prince, Reflected
I~ights, has all the delicate charm of
that atitLor's work, and The End of a
Resolve, by Margaret Whillans Beard.l
sley, is full of dramatic interest. A
Disappearing Race is a profusely
illustr:ated article treating of Poor
Do's squaw and the palPonse. In the
household department Alice M. Kel
khgg deals in a practical way with
floor covetings; Margaret Hail gives
the first of her lessons in Cookery;
and Anna W. Morrison illustrates a
table attractively set for a Washing
ton Lunch. The children's pages
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have their usual interest.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court-Parish of
Lafourche.
I)REYFt'S VWEII.. AND CO. Vs N. 30.7 V.
HELLEIO.
T AKE NOTICE THAT PU'RSI'ANT
to an order and decree of the above
Court granted January Sth lr"t and to,
a Commission to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered suit I will
offer for sale at public auction pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder on
the premises situated on St. Mary street
in the town of Thibodaux, on
SATUIRDAY FEBRUARY 8TH 1902,
between the hours of 11 o'clock a. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m. all the property
Seized and attached in the above Suit
to wit:
The contents of a ('ertain Grocery
store situated on St. Mary street in the
town of Thihodaux, consisting of
groceries, wares, Liquors and Merchan
dises.
Also one horse, one ('art and one Gig,
&e as per Inventory on file in my office.
On the following terms and Condi
tions to wit for Cash.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of the Parish of l.afourche.
HOWELL & MfARTIN, Attvs of Plaintiffs.
January 25th 1102.
THE STATE OF IAOUISIANA.
2ith Judicial District Court,-Parish of
Lafourche.
S.I'cE-r loN OF LEON BRODREAtrI AND
WIFE, NO. 1636 PROBATES.
Whereas, Thomassin Boudreaux, a
resident of the said Parish and State,
has made application to be named and
appointed administrator of the afore
said Estate.
Now, therefore, all persons, creditors
and heirs and others interested, are
hereby warned and notified to file their
oppositions to the said application in
writing with the Clerk of said Court, at As
his ofiice in the Town of Thibodaux, ten
days after the first notice hereof, other
wise the said applicant will be named
and appointed as such administrator as Nt
required by law and in accordance with
law.
In Testimony Whereof,
I -- Witness my hand and the im
1.l .. press of the seal of my office, at
1 Thibodanx, La., this 27th. day of UC
January A. D., 1902. di
P. J. AUCOIN, fil
D'y. Clerk of said Court.
TIHOMAS A. BADEAUx, of Counsel. P
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All correspondence strictly conf
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For Sale.
One lot situated on Jackson street,
desirable location to build residence.
42 Apply to ThoxAs A. Rivisas.
USE....
Dr. Meyer's
SW a te" r,
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cured of her Deafness and Noises in
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Ear Drums, gave 25, ooodols, to his E.
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to procure the Ear Drums may have
them free. Address, The Nicholson
Institute, 780, Eigh'h Avenue, New C
York 43-1y
Get fat on Tono-Toniqu'e buy a
bottle at Thibodaux Drug Store. 12
A Rare Bargain.
FOR SALE:-One Aultman & Taylor A
rice thresher, in perfect condition.
Capacity, 350 to 400 sacks daily.
One three-mule cart.
For particulars apply to
POLMER BROs.,
27 Schriever, La
FRANKLIN HOTEL
PETER FEY, PROP.
First class Accommodations
Board by the day $1.00 and $2.00.
Also board by the week and month.
Meals Served at all Hours.
Cor. St. Louis and Market Streets.
Adjoining Bank of Thibodaux.
ALBERT J. LASSEIGhE
NOTARY PUBLIC
RACELAND, LAFOURCHE, LA
Ofmee borats rom s a. m.to p. m.
Any Notarial business promptly and ear
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Capital Stock $25,000. Surplus $17,500.
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