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OUR CHOICE.
Next rnautth a vacancy will occur on the
Supreme Betlch of this Slate. Of the gentle
men suggested none reside in the district
which will be unrepresented when the vacan
cy occurs. In consideriing the claims of the
Jawyers of the district we hope Gov. Heard
will not pass over Lafourche without due
consideration. This parish has never been
represented on the Supreme Beach, though
It has furnished some of the best legal talent
in the State.
If a life long and faithful service in the
ranks of the Democratic party entitles a law
yer, who is also the peer of any in the State
in point of legal acumen and ability, to pub
lic recognition we would suggest the name of
Judge L. P. CAILLOuLT, of Lafourche, for ap
pontmnent upon the expiration of Justice
Breaux's term, to the position on the Supreme
Bench. .fudge Caillouet is one of the sound
eat and ablest lawyers in this State, a scholar
of no ordinary attainments and a gentleman
of known integrity. Save the position of
District Judge which office he is presently
holding, he Ilas never occupied any public
position. This is nut because the people did
pot recognize in him every characteristic ne
peseary to fill the highest positions but be
cause he preferred the peace and quietness of
public life, devoting all his time to the study
of the profession of which he is one of the
nost gifted and brilliant members. Modest
¢nd unassuming Judge Caillouet would bring
%o the Supreme Bench that dignity, decorum
and purity which should ever cluster around
Jhe judicial ermine.
In suggesting the name of Judge L. P.
Caillouet, for Associate Justice the SENTINEL
does so conscious of the fact that the name
itself alone will cause Gov. Heaid to consider
the matter thoroughly. He could not do a
better act as Governor than to appoint our'
distinguished fellow citizen to the position
on the Supreme Bench of Louisiana, which
will become vacant upon the expiration of
Justice Breaux's term next month.
It matters not with how much ability
and wisdom our a~ssociate Justices on the
t~upreme Bench discharge the functions of
their exalted offices, for after having served
twelve years upon the Bench they should be
retired that others who are equally worthy
might be given a chance to add lustre and
honor upon the judiciary of our State.
SENTIMENT NoR SYMPATHY SHOULD EVER BE
4 GOVERNING PACTOR IN DETERXINING THE AP
PoINTXKNIS OR RE-APPOINTMENTS OF KEN TO OF
rICE.
We hope that Gov. Heard will be guided
by a sense of justice and fairness in filling
the vacancy which wrill soon occur on the
(supreme Bench.
O'ONCEALED WEAP~ONS..
The practice of carrying concealed wea
ponms is every day the cause of untold crimes
and lawlessness. Homicides follow each
other in quick succession and yet no progress
is made to arrest the reprehensible practice.
Does it not become every man of family
every man of judgment, sense and christian
feeling-to protest against carrying concealed
weapons and to endeavor to devise means to
prevent it altogether if possible ? We ask, in
all candor, is there a man. living who sanc
tions in a civilized community this practice ?
Why then is it so general ? Is the weapon
carried for self protection, or is it done be
cause the carrier thirsts continually for hu
man gore and only waita bls opportunity to
consumate his barbarism intent ? If it is
only for the former, that is, for self protec
tion, we believe a remedy can be dtevised, and
even now the practice can be lessened.
We have of late appealed to the approach
ing LI islatgro thr-ough tlhe columns of the
BaErswaE, fo agequzste laws on the subject
and we hope that our appeal will not be
$tqpt4 as Qjbtbon woui4 man "with silent
eoI~t-mItel~ ." O'ºr legisIat1 l'"s of the ja-i
could have pai ed nm.re stringcnt lawvs for
the protecttiou of human lives but our legisla
tprs believe that the finances of the State are
more entitled to consideration than the live; j
of the citizens.
The laws are inadequate io correct the
evil as we would want to see it, still if the
officers of the law will conform to the oaths
they have taken and perf vin thMr duty as
become tFbse who do not want to prove re
creant to their trust, the number of homi
cidtb can be diminished. The knife and the
ever ready pistol must be got rid of. We
lice in an age of civilization when we do not
think it should be ne'cssary to make a walk
ing arsenal of one's self, unless one be so
weak as to fear for his life if he is not loaded'
with a deadly weapon. Self protection ! Self
protection against whom and for what?
The law against carrying concealed wea.
pons should be enforced to the letter. Let it
be made the aim of those whose duty it is to
prevent the violation of laws to see that the
infractors be brought to punishment. The
sentences of the court should never be tem
pered with mercy but should be rigorous. just
and impartial. Until our Grand Juries and
Courts throughout the State take this matter
up and act severely aýainst time infractors of
the law, our court records will be replete
with these homicides. Where everything is
so peaceful, where happiness reLkns so su.
preme, when the pistol and its twimi brother
the bottle, are found, why are they intro- I
duced if it is not to bring trouble and misery.
We should then put down these arch ene
mies of the human race.
LOCKS FOR BAYOU LAFOURCHE.
The following from Washington an
nounced that Representative Ransdell has se
cured the addition to the Rivers and Harbors
Bill of a provision permitting the Lafourche
Level. Board and the Atchafalaya Levee
Board to place a permanent lock and dam
across bayou Lafourche at its head. Pend
ing construction of this permanent lock and
dam the Secretary of War is authorized in
his discretion to permit the building of a
temporary structure providing same is auth
orized by the legislature of Louisiana.
Congressman Ransdell as well as coii
gressman Broussard deserve the uniimitedl '
praise of the people living along Bayou La
fourche for their untiring and repeated ef
forts to have placed in Bayou Lafour."he
dams and locks that our people might not
suffer from disastrous overflows any longer.
The rivers and harbors bill, which was
reported to the House last week, carries the
following items of interest to Louisiana:
Bogue Chitto $5000. Tchefuncta river and
Boguefalaya $1000, Tickfaw and tributaries
$1000, Amite river and Bayou Manchac $2500,
Bayou Teche $7500, Bayou Xermillion 80000'.I
Mermentan *2500; water hyacinth, Louisiana
and Florida (in addition to $42, 000 on hand).
*50,000, Red river, I.ouisiana. Ai-kansas and
Indian Territory, $135,000; Bayou Barthio
mew, Louisiana and Arkansas, $5000; Bayou
Boeuf *5000, Tensas and Mfacon *25o0, Bayou. -
Lafourche $7500. Calcasieu passes. mouth oft
the river, *,35,000; Black and Ouachita, main
'tenance and survey, $34,00,0.
DEFICIENT PROVISIONS FOR EDUCA
TION.
The insufficient provision for public edu
cation in the primary branches is not alone
felt in Louisiana, a fact which has been most
graphi-ally shown in a statement by the
Louisiana State Treasurer; nor is this defi
ciency confined to cities adjacent to New Or
leans. It is experienced in other States and
other cities as well.
From a message by Mayor Low to the
Board of Aldermen of New York city, it is'
learned that the metropolis will spend this
year $19,'263.017 on its public s-hools, in ad
dition to nearly a half a mnillioni dollars for
the mnaintenanee of its Normal ('ollege and
the College of the City of New Yor-k, and y4t
Mayor Low says that *l0,000.00() are urgently
needed to-day for new scbool sites and school'
buildings, and lie believes timat this should]
be the first claim upon the, resources of the
city.
The (-onditions in New York are onily
mentioned for the purpose of showing that'
we in Louisiana and New Orleans are not
alone deficient in school accommodationa;I
nevertheless, we ought to do all in our powej
to remedy our deficiencies in educational pro
visions, by striving, above all other consider
ations, for the instruction of the rising and
future generations in the primary elements
of an education. If the State will teach all
its people to read and write and cipher, sol
that they will not onliy be able to carry on!
their business to advantage, but will be able
to vote intelligently, it will be doing a better
and greater work for them and for the State
than if it were to give every soul of them a
college education. The illiteracy among the
white and black population of the State is
the greatest blkt upon it. Let there be a
grand effort to redeem Louisiana from such
disgrace, if it cost even the limitation of the
public high schools and collegea to their
present status.-Picayune
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The Hind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its Intsncy.
* 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 EDperiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
' contains neither Opiwm, Morphine nor other Narcotle
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
.E N U IN E CASTORIA ALWAYS
Beans the Signature of
ti
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
r geg es!m auvt vy Sagy n winvt sew wesn evv.
PURINA
.s only Sold I.
Sacks Ulke this t
The Feed that
keeps Mules ap
and teed Nils
New Service
TEXAS I PA!FIC
to
New Orleans
Shreveport, Dallas.
Pt Worth, El Paso,
Colorado and
California.
Chair cars and shl"pers on all througl
trains.
E. P. TURNER.
Gtneral Pa 's'. & Ticket A1t.
I lallas. Te~xas.
I.
We're Aiming
at Your Head
aa: o.r ammunition
ttetson
Hats
l rºý";auich.anru. re
-- c uut about j
31 t ,,-:&.;'re r :ts l
a reputation i
r ,, t'e; live up to
r I ''' Spring N
here for
EMILE J. BRA UD, Agent
Hote].
Donnaud
A. S. DOUNALD, Prop.
r First class ac miiola
tiion for Cont!.1, i II ti a
.velers. '.tmplie r'Ooui
on the preuises.
1 Lafourche rowing, - La
: PURINA -
SFEED
L
LOOK
DONKEY
ISve ON EVKRT
SECAUSE IT GOES ONE-TNURD
FARTHER THAN CORN AND OAT,
A WORTHY SUCCESSORS
'*8ofethaing New tnder
The Sun."
All Doc-tors have tried to curt
CATALURH by the use of ponders
acid gases, inhalers and drugs it
haste form. Their powdeas dry ui
the mucuoni nIemtrSIiL:5 cattsini
tht i to cuack apen and bleed. Thi
1owtrf .i 'nl- used in the inhaler:
have e: tir(v enttlu sway the sflt.
" moiCught ..rt~s that their nak. rs haat
ainuI to en re. while tastes and oint
ments cannot reach the disease. At
old aand epcrien((rl practitiorer wh'
t has fur na:y ve'ars r, nde a cose
'I-tade an Ict f th. tr at:n
of cAT`IU'"Ii. h..s at last perftccec
. Ti. ^li'r.t which when faithfully
ul.i, not env relieves at once, but
p rrnne:ir:!y ' ur*s CAJARRII, by
r* mnovin'i thae cons stopping the
d~a i'a ge , nr' endi g all inflamnma
twn. l" is the only remedr knowt
to seinet'e that a traill re1:e1 the
:*tiL to j 1art. This worida rful rem
edt- 1:n'wn as * ISNFPILEA tlh
(;l'. !\ TIEI CATFARUII ('iRE'
dint t: srid at the & t:eme v low priet
of One Ihlt:ar, e:bh l'ackage contain
Sinr inatern d a:ad ectornal melicin(
"ziLieý.t f r a full mouths tre.t:eenl
aAev th4 ilin o ucrs'ry to its per
f t .ýe.
' i F:LES is the only perfecl
CAT.1 ilH ('IRE ever nmad^ and i"
Sno4w a1. , ýjl''al :5a thi' oily an.f nid
Ipositive core fo~r thº:t rnn.or ng snd
di-."n-" n; diseaue. It curts 5:1 In
dammaaian q":it'.ly i ii p r:anentl3
Sanl is asea woI: rf;l'v quick tC
a reikve 11AY FEVER or COLD it
the HE D.
C ATAI'RH when nag!eetcd ofter
!211l' to C(iNýUMPflON-"SNUF
FIAES v.il1 save vuaaa if yrou u-e it at
once. It is 1 a) orl nary .,merry, but
a complete taeattw'nt whirls is post
.velv guaranteed to cure CATARRH
in any form or stage if used accord
log to the directions which accom
paay each package. Don't de!ay bu'
send for it at one-s, and write fail
particulars as to your condit ion, an(
you wi:1 receive special advice front
the tiacorerer of this sonderful rem
cdv reg:ardinr your ca'e without cos
to 'at is lvrnd the regu:ar ;'rice o
"SNUFFI.KS" th'" GU .RANTEEI
CATARRII iURE."
Seut ;repaid to arty address in thi
United States or Canada on receip
One Doll:ar. Address Dept. CS9S
EDWIN B. GhIlES & CO3IPANY
2330 acid 332 .Market Street, Phila
delphis.
WANTED - TRUSTWORTIlf
men and women to travel am
atlverti-e for old established house o
so!id f6nancial standing. Salari
$7S0 a year anad expenses, all pays
Wle in cash. No canvassing required
Give references and enclose serf ad
dressed stamped envelope. Adatres
tManager, 355 Casson Bldg., Chi
eago. 33126t.
See our new styles in Gea:t. $3 34
shoes, Button and lace, The Rarke
Store.
NEW AlIVEWIINEIENTS.
BPAWI(~sR'3
HAIR BALSAM
Cad ard tLbr r sile t, tur t$n.te
_ Pr~amai " lasuatir paawai.r
Zto NAINP N a eialsy D, estoe raipl
lists mlle Bier ton. t Ob an & ~zlCo. esabl.]
ed \,,.. are St. N wYork . Ar
TRUSS FREE men Ja. .3the gra
ed a patent tor m truaai that aosaway wt
aould-faahioneal iatemas-an ab,'olute perfaect truam
that hiolala rapptare with caanfaort.. To ntrae
Iduce it quickly the lnvsntnr will gave away It
in each taste. Hle udont mack. cxpect or wa.
Smoney-Wt'n free. 11. C. Coa.. 37 ain St.. Weot
, brook 3. in. as. .41
'Read The Sentinel.
Look Carefully
ToiYour Kidneys
Dr. Jenner's
Kidney Pills
cause the kidneys to work as
sature intended they should.
They build up the shrunken
walls of the L :dnees, as nc
known remedy has been found
to do before.
As a cure for urinary troubles
they have no equal.
10, 25, 50 Cents Is
ROTH DRUG STO/7E.
aZcfcpftloutc
of t cc C Ccvel'ts
Our Mufit- Store is the central oiT
for all meniages of inspiring harz~a
ny anal pIveti. min-treld . We a
headquartera fur all kinds of
Musical Instrumr ut
and mu..cal good,' and can suit yc
in cuiIthinD you want.
Your fur meludy,
V. J. Knobloch
WHEN YOU
GET MARRIED
You want *jmre bandsome
17D and stylish Welding Invi
tations. We can suit you. .
P ; The best assorted stock
g 1 ever in town,and bota of It.
THE SENTINEL ,
e f 6.0. Ptlrita OUs SPECIAL TV.
t.
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H. N. Coulon,
tNOTARY PUBLIC
GREEV STREET,
t TRIBOH ILI. LA.
e LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTOR!
e xE acANTILE.
BPry Goods
Clothlnr. boots. ebadwe. b.at'. .ep and notion
Fl'l houe of Furinitre Mats St. Philip
it St. Louis Streets.
", Ba rGK NT.
-ta*rket Mtaad.
Always on hand tV.e beat of Reef. Mattoi
ii Pork. Veal, aut Sanwarrs ot all kinds.
Market Street, Thibildaux. La.
jJIJUC SALOuN.
0 M. W.Tralige, Preprietes,
ii Choice wires am..4 quaja.r.. due cware alway
it iiaitd. Cur. Greca. .usd Miaukat Streets.
it Cypress mud rime Lumber.
SCvy'ress and dawAl Shimgle.. alma saal~ler
stni harnaeia. IE.<~ksu... lx stu lax: o
- smiai~ a specia'ty.
I EYER. LRS. A. 1. & L E.
r hyskias tind ~mrgeoaw.
Proprietors of Mar r lb. . stteo. MAIn stre-a
Tuilbolaux La. J. J. Peruaon. Mansgcr.
IT TH1DRO C . t.:
it Drsagglessas
SDrogs. Chemicals. aurinmery. ichool bool
8&atso~narv. etc. Cur. M~ai Oi Uteen street
ZER.N037. PUAN a,
e'Watchmaker & Jeweller
Dine Jewelry. wateliea mul cloaks, etc. Mial
2Street. betweea St. Plii.li anal 't. Louia
I DUxTIsTS.
Caerer Green atul St. Bridget 8treet.
ATTORNEYS-A *LAW
~ ADEAUxTaQoS A.,
hAmteraeywatg.Law.
Bank of Latoutche building
[OWELL & MAltTIST,
Ii Asserucys at Law.
Rooms 5. t4, 7, flask of Ibibualana htnilalir
.T Kno5n'o'n CAsy
tA Itoruey-as*Law
Oimc.s: lBak Ahxiidiaig. k:n rane on I
Louis Str~ee
- DUCATIONAL.
- IIOL, EMMANUEL,
1 lMls leacher
fireets .t~ronmeatal. vocal and HarLriony is
Jsuns. Resadence: Le'ee Street.
1 THIfOlbAci COLLELL.
JThe courses of stauiy utre. IEnglish, Frean
Latin anda a (asammoqn~ii tl ouriat.
- Fur fuarthtr tiartiaiulars iaipiy to
L. M. HAMltlS. Priacipa
e JOtNT CA RM EL CL'N1VENT.
Am Academy A*s Teeing Lidle
I Kejia by the Sisters ci Mount Carniel. The
it- asugh eanarwe. English and iFransrh. Voot
ill Market Street.
Ot;CLO'3 . Ii. N.
Netusry rauile.
Rwal Estcie aait lure sail L~at, Insnra,
Avent. liropeutie. bought mini sold. MNani
lou.uxcd nanl I..rr**ied ca'hnk ut Ia..nor,
bmbluimg.
{ ~ so r
V C
Anyone Sending a .Igti a-d
quietiy a (ertalfl a.cr bprnhoo
iaf. pr, r~t~a 1y PDabie
jtone n.tnctlyec.rtndeastiaL I
Gent tree. O(dft est y tw
Patents tkee
t A hannmelyil t -bated weekly.
stat:, f or Poc, IL usesne yousa
t&UN & Co.** _-*.. N
Saraaon usee. fs ' sCL wtb_
Fend 'tO UT Ioh p
ýo t his :iiit e. :atiaf
Ciuar:ante(1d.
Sot iin e(i V coutly t1t represge
comUIanI (,f roirl francial r._
9:3i s.lrd J er vetr paynabe
%3 per day ahsoýi.eldy sure ay
exper.nes, stra ght . 1na Ide
alar, ro coWinlsSiorn; salhry
each Sfturdav acrd expenre
3dtvanced eaeh week. STAND
HOUSE. :331 DfLAiotyN Sr..
00.
ceaTTm
.c Sour,:
re to
1 ew
at., Diplomas, se..
as bAmercesa ael
Kzpositiosa.
Corse ladea
eoaati g aad
I Th~uirnasa o sayd~
U~sequalled facllitlea U~sezeeUg
T horoegh Bsainess Praeties aad*Age
I emplele college bans: and aholegaj
-I tiradoatee bold teadI~¶ poettiems
eeentry. Instreation l perusaal.
aeitag aumerofb basiames
betas aauenrrally sad n poibly
banve apertor adwamlagee Ym aiiha
sesare mstuatlons.
WIA eker. to coamecet* vMa---M
Ia wbies stadeata do actual
real goods sad aetual meaey, ami
keep the bookb In the latestiaber
btadeits eater at *a tie.
demic, Sbortband and Buaiaesa
separate fsuinee. Send fee CasMiaea.
address 030. >OJr
=tom Dry.
Do not fear co'd and rasa
Thibodanz Shoe and Hat Stoe
line of the highest grade
_ mackentoebes.
EXILE J. BQAcD,
For job printing of all kiadq
on or write to the Sa Tnwa.
FRANK BAR
arCCVSSoKTo RAZIER *
- Commission M
ANDI D1ý4LZR IN ALLUIWU.
COUNTRY PRODU
eiCrO l'N, SIGAR. YCOLA
POTATHiOC, FGGiS, HONEY 5
WAX. TJLl "W WaOL. kuemg
Kt*S, PýLILTYt.i TC,
N(1 119 DECATUR 5T
_ NEW ORLEANS. LA.
aWLiK3.AL ADVANCES MAILS O0
5163X13T5
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abhiaec ar el
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FURNITURE
0of Ol h
IS PAINTS,
HARDWARE,
UNDEiRTAXERS'
MfAIN 'I TB 'N
THIBODAUZ. LA.
N. T. Bou R
Market St~and
WARKET ST., THINODAUI.
-ALWATS OW WAUD T33-
MEST OF BEEF, MUTTON, PORK
AND) SAUSAU~a OF ALL KINDS
I* RAILROAD *. AKT
OOTILVZ 3. TO
PROPRIETOR.
Choice fresh beef, pork, veal, meM
Inusage. 'ometantly on band.
ne -4)PRN EVR MOENIG.
Situated on the Railroad. eeraer US.
Street, and of easy accese from all s
be tow-n
Camberland 'Phoea 100.
l. L. H. LANOABTEIP
EL ECTHICIA~
Electrical Work, i
rate Telephone
- and Plantatios h
tenms. Electric Bell, W
and I?,rglar ..larN*a
and all Electrical XPA
elties.
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