The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], April 26, 1902, Image 4

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Local Paragraphs.
Mrs Bruitýºn Bragg is visitinu her
niece aid oejphew. Mr. aui 3Mrs. Jon a
T. Moore Jr., it Wsubun. tam
Oý,STOR d. I Tetr
Ab th A M l tow hi l of ti
CýZ~( 4 cent
Thie Young Men Benevolent Asso Piet
cistion of this town will gibe an ex sad
curi'm to the city of New Orleans I
on the ?th of Mas and an eujoyab'e fad
trill is prnmised all who attend. The sli
excursion will be run over the T. o
P. ajilrtiad Sanl those who lave ou
not made the trip to the Crescentan
cit' over this new route shatal take lt
in the Y. M. B A. Excursion of May int
8th. the
0ý.1'so RzA. thn'
The Carnival Club Fair will be gue
given on the 17. 1$, and 19th of of I
May. TLe success of this fair means Ejit
a brilliant parade vest year and we tea
have no doubts whatever bet that the Ibo
fair will be Liberally pstronined by all Ion
the citizens of the town. We hope gre
that all those who do not belong to
the organisation under whose auspia nc
iws this fair will be held, will each row
try and contribute a few dollars to to
the fair. Those not members of the
Carnival Club should do their sbare as
and we are satisfied that the majority r
of osr citiseas who are not members I
of the elub will see to it that the fair G
will be attended with much sucoess.
Miss Mamie Walsh. president of Jo
the Mildred Lee Chapter of tbe Con as
federacy of this town together with Ju"
Mrs. J. Thibodeaux, Mrs. U. Gousux nw
and Mrs. H N. Coulon attended the H'
State council of the Daughters of the
confederacy which assembled this
year in Napoleonville. oG
We understand that the convention '
was largely attended and was pro. t
ductive of much good. A beautiful Cu
work indeed are the Daughters of the wi
Confederacy performing in per
petuating the deeds of valour en
sated on Southern battlefelds by n
Bosthera soldiers.
Small Pos Viacws Points ean be
had at the Thibodeasx Drug store at
15c eah. 38.
Cbackbey Fair.
a
A more perfsot Spuiug evening a
could not have bee. imagined for Ue t
sua shone gloriously accompanied by
a delicious brieae on Sunday, render P
log the occasion ideally beautiful for a
any social and inancial function, and a
a large and interesting crowd from w
every direction gathered on the
church grounds to witness the Fair d
and to show their great efforts in $
generosity in m:iking the fair a sue
sees. t
Oe the pretty groends of the
church under neatly decorated booths, I
surrounded with palmettoes and aI
profusion of beautiful Spring flowers,
the choice refreshments and deliea
cesa were served, while the gay pleas- I
are seekers wandered around enjoy. I
lag the ideal surroundings and the
.. hospitality of Rev. Father Teeaier I
who was Indefatigable in his efforts I
to extend a hearty welcome and show
his appreciation to so liberal an
audience.
Nothing happened In the shape of
seeideat or any other disturbance to
mar the pleasure and happiness
which all were enjoying.
The som realized was *600.00 net
which proved that it was a decided
sueossa fiancially, as well as socially
and humorous.
isv. Father wishes to extend his
thaaka to the good people of Thibo.
doex also to the jolly crowd from
Rathborue and Irsemer as for as
Nalagay, for their very liberal non
tribetlos during their stay at the fair,
aslo to the ladles and gentlemem in
charge of the booths for the tatereet
they had ia habt moble work.
CHCaNessT.
Trempeas Notiee.
The publac is hereby warned sot to
bust or trespeass on the property of
P. Le Danote, i. Terreboeae and La
fosrehae, rto pick moss, cut or re
move say timber that is on said
property.
L. CLrerow BKLLANGUB,
40 41 Agent of I'. Lu Daxois.
A soled French Physician says of
Tosno-Tonque. "It is one of the very
beet tonios on the market, as It gives
back to a patient what they have lost
drinnin sickness. Tono-Tonique is
Liquid beef steak For sale at Thib
eden: Drug Store. 12
Notice.
Are yca Ia used of a Peesar this
summer ? If so sil and min e. I
mm I. reneipt of a large comsigaumet
cf same. The alsisard and I~ghtSe
ag. I have bham handling thes
Fremaer for saveral year sad they
have slwave gwven universal satisfac
sto. I cell thessat New Orleans
pricuwand save yna the Freight. 1
am alsolasrecalt e ofa large lineda
hbastiful white BEauaemid liead Cosn4
era at maenabssle priesm
Respectfully,
aU J. &. LKVRQN.
Thitoilaux Greye Victorious.
T
edni
Score 6 to 8. Thoi
List nunday evening a very pretty Peli
dime of vase ball was witjeesed at Cbs
Tetreaus Park between the Audohons Job
of New Orleans aed the Thibolaul Dr
Greys. The Greys pot up a magul -
cent game as will le seen by th Elli
oficial spore which appears below.
Pierce was in the box fur our I'°o Cas
and for six innings pitched a beauti- s. I
tfl game. He was in excellent trim Toc
and did acme great playing. In the l The
sir innings which he pitched be struck io
out eleven men a record which at Dr.
most stands unequaled among semi Las
professioqal players. Trustcair went I ac
into the box in the seventh ininog I ýti
but was cowp!etely at the mercy of
the visitors. The Audubons piled up1 ý
three runs in this inning tieig the E
score which stood six to six. The IL.
remaining two innings wee pitched Dr.
by Gibbs and be kept the visitors Jol
guessing throughout the remainder I Fat
of the game. The base running of
Gibbs and Fudger was one of the F.
features of the game. All of our Ga
boys did splendidly and it will not be A
long before our team will be playing br
great ball o.
We hope that a very large attend- Be
snce will be seen at the park to.mor Pe
row. Our team can be relied upon Oli
to put up a good game of balL Dr
The score of last Sundays game is ca
as follows; Br
Thibudaix Oroes- A.3. B.3t11. PO.A. I.~
s sn. s.... ........s 1 3
Pl ep. and r.f.. ...3 1 1 0 1I 0
J.
Ttl..............: 1 s~ $ B15
Ioaleros . *~. :8' o P.
And0. s- A.S. l. B.H P.O. A. LDC
1N. arirei. 1s 4 ! 1 D
Au b ..................3 1 1 . s Y
T . als ...... ......4 0 1 5 o 21 V
l Smore by Inning,
5c s. .. 0 0 3 110 5 0 1-SL
kmmry:
Twobas bts-laie.LeBlanc M~ooney.
ICu.c Jits. Stoles bame-Gibbs ý. Fudger 3.
bleas. 1. Lessdse 1. John Cusacb 2 Ault 1.
I wiet1e. Double plas-slt wo Cus.ach.
Struckeiut by l'eree-elsvis. a: Treecsfr
burs. Ume-w. Mmaoes. SUre-Ausim t)
t Bait; Ball Tomorrow. ,
Owing to the inability of the Wag- II
aer Team of the State league filling t
its contract to play the Thibodauz r
Grays tomorrow o soaonst of the F
g cold feet of its manager and players C
m who notifed us at the last moment
4 The Smith Brothers Team chain- c
r pines of last years Commercial league c
>r and leaders of the same league this I
id season will be on hand to cross bats
m with our boys.
be Louis Bobichauz, a former Thibo 1
jr daux boy will do the pitching for the
in Smith Bros. Team which is one of the
c. best as well as one of the most gem. l
tlemeuly teams in the State.
4 They will arrive with a large dele:
Is, gatiom of their admirers on the regu
a lar S. P.traia Sunday morning at
re, 10:50..
a, Captain Gibbs will line his colt up
u. as follows: Spies, catcher; Pierce p.;
my Dunre. lb.; Gibbs, 2b. and p.; Le
he Blanc, Sb; Fudger, s. s; Troselalr,
ier I. L; ILedet,e. L; Legendre, r.Lf; HI.
rts Flash, subetitute.
an The Webre School Fair which was
postponed in the interest of the
of Chsckbey fair will take place on the
to 3rd ani 4th of May.
mes The receipts of said fair will be
expended for educational purposes
met We are glad to see the people of this
led community manifest such interest in
Ily behalf of education. The education
of the youths of our land cannot and
his must not b~e neglected. If the funds
hao. received are not sufficient to carry on
cm the schools as they ought to be, then
as isis left wlth the parents of theedu.*
on- cable children of the pariah of La
sir, fourche to make np the de~cisecy
int either by levying a special tax which
rent privilege the ecoastitatlom of *98 given
youorby keeplng epthe soheolsaby
meanss of faire and festivals.
The former plan bweing far better
and more permanent in Its dlects we
hope in the near future to see the
people throughout the many school
a s districts in the pariah svall them
~of selves of the privilege given them in
L.our last conatitution. We hope to
rre. see speclal taeseof 1 mill to Sj mills
sai levied In all the school districts of
the parish ,f Lsfourcbe.
We need more money for our
ros schools and this mooney can be secur
ed in nopossible way exeept itoome
from the people. The only solution
s of of the problem is the special tax, and
rery nas until the people levy this tax
ives upon themselves will the children of
lost the parish te able to keep up with
is the great tide of enlightieeut progress
'hib and civilisation which is sweeping
2 over our beautiful land.
We hope that the people will coo
tribes. liberally to the Webre school
fair which will be given next month.
Ienember that it is the ekuidren in
the distriet which will receive the
Sentire beautt of the proceeds of the
fair as the school will be beautified
sent sad the -eso prolonged.
blesin tothebod toDr. Kleg's
mas5 New Life Pills, which positively cure
1Conetipetion, Sick Hleadache, Pisal
eelnes, Jaundace, NMalaris, Fever and
A gne and all Liver sad Stomach
trouble.. Perely vegetabile; meter
jgrlpe or weaken. Only S~c at All
1'ONTRIBI TIONý RECEIVED +
Towards iiftir.g tlfe heany itribt
edness on Mt. Carmel Convent. II
Thil odaux Sentinel......... 2500
C. K. of A............... 2500:
Pelican Club.. 2500
Charles A. B.daux ........ 5.00
John M. Walsh......... 5.00
1Dr. S A. Wyo....:...... ... 10.00
Dr. T. A. trk... . 10.00
Ellis Brand's Sons..... .... 25.00
II. Rtiviere & Co,........... 25 00
Cash ........... ........ 1.00
S .t. Coulon.............. 300
Tom Beary .............. 2500
Thomas A. Rivnere......... 200
Louis Perrin ............. 2001
Dr. A. J. & L. E. Meyer.... 25.00
Cash. .. .............. .00
James Bcarv ............. 500
Wm. McCormick........... 5.00
Andrew Price............. 25.00
Mrs. 1.. J. Meyer........... 1000
E. G. Robichaux.. ... 4000
L. M Bargiý.............. 5.00
i Dr. Sahatier.............. 10 00
John McCulla Sr........... 25 00
I Father Dubourg........... 25 00 .
Father Simon............. 10.00
Father Bavone........... 10.00
Guy J. Knobloeb.......... 1.00 1
A fricnd............ ..... 10.00
Dr. O L.. Brand........... 10.00
0. J. Knoblock............ 5.00 1
Eugene Knobloch.......... 1.00
Peter Fed Jr.............. 1.00
Oliver Engerrsn........... 1.00
Dr.J.J.Daigre............ 1000
s Cash............. ....... 2.00
Emile Riviere...... 25.00
Ed. Meculla ............. 1000
1 J. B:tleanx............... 25 00
C. J. Barker.............. 5.00
SB N..Roth.................. 10.00
P. F. Legendre............. 2.50
D. Delaune............... 20.00
J. L. Basset.............. 5.00
Cash.................... 1.00
u L. D. Chersault............ 100
s Dixie Dramatic Club........ 70.25 -
Y. M. B. A. of Lafourche... 100.00
0 Judge L. P. Caillouct....... 10.00
Colored Catholic Progressive
o Association............. 5.00
* Victorin Toups............ 2.00 He
L. Keefe................. 25.00 m
L. A. Trosclair........... 25.00 cei
W. B. Price.............. 10 00 ha
The indebtedness on fIt Carmel th
. Convent is over $15,000. 8t
The reports of local robberies and WI
attempts are becoming very appalling
: and very rightly so as It would seem
ý. that it is unsafe to have laid by sny N
amount of ready money or other
valuables owin.ng to possibility of
the loss of same and also the chances
It imposes of ultimately endangering
the human life. For a numbes of
a: reports portrays the fact that the
perpretators stop at nothing to sc- a
ro complihab their purpose.
These almost daily aecurences not
a_ only set forth the above facts but a
te more forcibly illustrate the great
his lack of the public acquiring such easy ta
,ts and adequate means at their disposal
to obviate such deeds and afford g
ho. themselves almost entire relief from u
the such loss and assure to them the pro
e teetion that they would so much de
sire.
In this we allude to the recent and
ale improved systems of burglar alarms
that are now so extensively used mu
at many sections and which are becom
iog more and more common and as
ap suring mnch relief to mental and
. bodily and pecuniary conditions.
le Were these systems expensive ab
air intricate in their working so as to
K reqnire the attention of high skilled
labor to Install them are to keep
same in repair there might be some
asexcuse for the lack of their not being ti
temore generally in use, but as they ai
the ar so extremely simple and easy to o
keep in order thcre is no excuse for s
beanyto bewithout themewho have the 1
means or the inclination to protect '
ihi themselves their property or their s
household.
5 in These electrical devices are easy to
Lio be had and any one wishing to fully
seiquire Into their working or th'ir
oncost or any point in connection there.
linwith can do so by making applieation
id.who will very gladly put them Into
the means of securing the desired in
sqformataon.
Donet p anohe dy without
lesS taking some steps to protect yourself
* sand property from those who are on
the maudiding path and by this
means not only secure yvour own pro
thetotion but. eassist the public and our
departument of justice to drive all
e-such elements from our (.ommunity.
n Iin Xaay School Children are aSckly.
Sto Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
mills Children, used by Mother Gray, a
a of nurse in Children's Home, New Ycrk,
Break up Colds 1n 24 hour., cure
our Feverishness, Headache. Stomacb
cur- Troubles, Teething Disorders, and
a Destroy Worms. At all druggists,
itioe 25e. Sample mailed FREE. Ad.
and dress, Allen S. (ilmated, LeRoy,
tax N. X. 34:4t
with Now Is the time to order your
prs Spring soft, don't wait until the pret
ping tiest patterns are "sold out", place
your order now to be delivered when
coo you wish. Chas. A. Badeaux's cloth.
'.hool ing agency.
anth. Es spt His Le.**
in In Twelve years ago 3. W. Sullivan,
the of Hartford, Con.., scratched his leg
f the with a rusty wire. Inflammation and
tiled blood poisoning sat in. For two
years he suflered intensely. Then
the best doctors urged amputalios,
'bet," he writes, "[ used one bottle
aed a of Electric Bitters and 1 1.2 boxes of
lag's Buckles's Armies Salve and my leg
cure was sound and well as ever." For
imi- Eruptions, iResems, Tetter, Salt
and Rheum, Sores aanl all blood disordert
much Ilsetrie Batters husasro rival on earth.
wever Try them All Druggists will guare..
All tee eatisfaction or refund money.
QOly 50 vents.
Our Straw Hat
Department
Is bound to open your eyes. We have them
in all the latest styles, rough, plain, straight brim,
Pannaa and Alpines,
In fact anything from a small boys' to a big '
mans'.
ELLIS BRAUD'S SONS.
Empire State Oil National Oil and
Coal and Iron Co. Pipe Line Co.
0 The attention of Sugar Planters and other con
° sumers of Fuel Oil is called to the fact, that we
° are prepared to enter into contracts for Fuel
° Oil and are willing to meet any emergency,
0 as to prices, terms, prompt delivery, etc.
o Address all communications temporarily in
° care of THIrBODAUX SENTINEL to
o Purdy & Joachim.
Card of Thanks.
- Es
The cmcers and members of Home Fi
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 take this fe
method of extending their most sin Si
cere thanks to all who in any way
have helped them in making their
annual parade a success. Special or
thanks are due to Hon. John D. K
Shaffcr, our gallant grand marshal,
who has so well conducted our
parade, and for his grand reception
tendered at the Y. M. B. A. halLw
To our marshals, Gustave Goet, of hN
New Orleans, Oseme K Peltier, Ed is
gar B. Hlobert and Seoul Basset for
the high interest they have ailwys w
taken in this company. in
To Mr. James Beary, our emcient o
sheriff who opened his doors to all l
Firemen and so generously entertain o
ed them.
To Miss Rosa Hoffman for the u
artistic manner is which she decorat ai
ed the Track. A
To the ladies who took charge of
the Mount Carmel restaurant and the
good Sisters for the delicious manner g
in which they served our lunch, and a
may one and all always "Trust in a
We remain, Yours, d
Hair' RIvima,
Chairman.
C. A. I.arr,
WILLIs RIcaalD,
CVa.e. Uoraozois,
Committee,
"..-_ S
Get fat on Toso-Tonique buy a
bottle at Thibodanx Drug Store. 12
Job Cool4't Sas Stood It.
If he'd had Itching Piles. They're o
t terribly annoying; but Bucklen's Ar .
nies Salve will cure the worst ease
> of piles on earth. It has cared thou
r msads. For Injuries, Pains of Bodily a
s Eruptions it's the best salve in the a
t world. Price 25ea bo. Core guar t
r anteed. Sold by All Druggists. d
Notice of Disolution.
The Public is hereby notified that
r the Agricultural Firm known as "T.
SCaihionet Sons." composed of Messrs
r j. N. CalUiount, P. Feliz Caillonet &
o Jos. T. Csillonet owners of the Or.
- ange Giove Plantation situated near
Thibodaue, La. has bees dissolved.
t The undersigned waving sold his in-
If serest in said Orange Grove plants.
u Lion.
is 37.41 J. N. CAILLOUET.
Attention, Ladies.
II -
There will be a contest for ladies
finest hand work in handkerchief, pin
coushin, lambrequin,' sofa pillow,
ýr glass box, wall pocket, or any kind of
a work that any lady wishes to work
k, on, and the lady making the finest
r work shall be entitled to first prize;
the next, the second prize; and the
third finest the third prize. The first
5, prize to be a diamond breast pin; the
d' second a five-dollar gold piece; the
'y' third a two dollar and a half gold
piece. All ladies not drawing any
nr prize their asid object shall be return.
et ed or said object mar be given to the
ce fair at the option of those contesting
en for same. All objects shall be put
Lb. on exhibition at the fair gives by the
Thibodaur Carnival Club on May
17th, 18th and 19th. All objects
nmst be delivered two days previous
t ' to the fair at the residen'e of
SFor Sale.
I. The honserand ot kuownas the
of 8tott property. Lot measuring 111
q feest oa 8 Mary street and 60 feet
or on Harrison street, boss. has 7
alt rooms. Terms ceas.
enFor paruiculars apply to
th. Baorssama, DUL*'EY & BaoussAaD,
mm. Ncw iberia, La.
ey. - Fasa'~ ZEwnorT. Agent,
38 Thiiwdaux La.
A Certain Care for Chilblains.
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder. It cares Chiblains,
Frostbites, Damp, Sweating, Swollen
feet. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. '
Leave your orders for pianos
organs and piano tuning with V. J.
Knoblo. h Local Representative of
Louis Grunwald Co. Ltd. 13
A !aging, soring Flood.
Washed down a tetegraph line
which Chas. U. Rills, of Lisbon, Is.,
had to repair. "Standing waist deep
In icy water," he writes. "gave me a
terrible cold and cough. It grew
worse 4aily. Finally the best doctors
in Oskiand, Neb., Sioux Ci'y and
Oalha said t had CoenOmption and
could not uive. Then I began using
Dr. King's New Discovery and was
whouly cared by sio bottles." Posi
dively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds
and alS Throat and LOang troubles by
All Driggists Price Cou and $1.00.
If your aputite is gone you need a
good tonic Tono-Trasque is the lest
appetizer on the market. It will
make you eat and will digest what
you est. Gats b ottle at the Thtbo
dana Drug Store. 12
STATE OF ILOUISIANA.
20th Judicial District Court, Parish of
Lafourehe.
Stccsastox or Has. RosAussC PoN
r Tiry, DaczAsRD W irn or LEON
BorpaxAri, No. 16ii Pao.
Whereas, Thomassin V. Boudreaux,
of the Parish of Lafourche, administra
tor of the above entitled and numbered
succession. has fled a final account of
his administration of the aforesaid es
tate.
Now, therefore, all persons, creditors
sad heirs, and others interested ar e
hereby warned and notified to file their
oppositions to the said account in writ
lag, with the Clerk of the said Court, at
his office in the Town of Thibodanu, ten
days after the first publication hereof,
otherwise the said account will be ap
proved and homologated in accordance
with law.
_ Witness my hand and the tin
t LB ressof the seal of ma ole, at
... Thibodanx, La., this day of
a April, l'S. P. J. AUOOIN,
k D'y. Clerk of said Court.
Taoxas A. BADsArx, of Counsel.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
30th Judicial District Court,-Parish of
Lafourche.
Mas. L. P. Ds LUroLT, vs. No.
AnTaVn MALmOVesE.
TAKU NOTICE: THAT ACTING
I under and by virtue of a writ of
eaSzure and Sale emanating from the
above entitled Court, in the above en
º, titled and numbered suit I have Seised
and will offer for sale, at public anction
pursuant to law, to the last and highest
'k bidder, at the Court House in the Town
st of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY MAY 1Orn 195
between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M.
ý and 4 o'clock P. M. the following des
ateie rprt~y to-wit :
8 rA CerPtan ractional lot of ground,
situated in the Town of Thibodanx, be
le lag the Southeast portion of lot NSum
Id bar Sixty-seven (67) as repreeented on
the plan of the Town o1 Thlhoax
sY made by James B. Grinage on May 1st
ri. 1842. Said Fraction measuring Forty
five (4b)feet on Henry Clay street by
the Depth thereto belonging from the
ig the id street to the other part of lot
ut No. 17, formerly owned by Thos. W.
Johnson bounded East by Henry Clay
he street, Ndorth by the toth opt of lop
ty No.17now belonging t r.Bn n
~M Aosaide sao6 Wss t by another
paertt tfsi o o eogn o Henjry
Hs o rmann and South by tot mo.ae
with al the buildings an pove
meat the e on . 1
On he ollwin Jtem~s BandCodi
anmheresto thereo
cent on heAggregate- Atherof ofsaid
[.Aprincpl and 19 ers a ttrny fe
1. L. LOB~IUE.L P. i i'E
TO-.Ei'P (LJ(II IdT \ *IItikt .'
YIL~je fiobde~ll Pery @
Wholesale Deals
Qommission Merchants.
Near 8. P. Railroad Depot, Thibodaux. La.
El 71$ ajnd ýdiiaer1 Te
<i-Orders For Car-load Lots Solicited.
Sugar Planters orders given special attention for
Grain and Ha
Local 'Phone 152.-Cnmberland 87.
jSpring Opening
Don't forget to visit our store, as we have just received
a complete and well selected line of
Spring & Summer 0o0ds
from New York, Baltimore, St. Louis and Kemr
phis, consisting of
Laces of all kinds, Em.
broideries, Gingham s,
Toie du Nords, Chamf
brays, Madrases, N
sooks, Persian Lawns,
diaLinens,Dirnities,Piq,
imported white and fancy Organdies,
p Swisees, and Scrims, Bobinets a specialty, silks
a all kinds, and many novelties, too numerous
mention.
We invite you also to examine our stock
Shoes, as we have added a more complete line,
pecially in the following well known brands:
H~amilto
.i, oBrownii .
at )r~~ Uric
AT THIRr --D i m a
Call in, no trouble to show you our goods,
of Riviere&
SWhy Not Have a
SCumberland 'Phone?
-~ A "."."i$1.00 PER NO
Which gives you free service to our subscribers to this
which means neerly every planter eaBayou Lafourche frem
1,oleonville to JLockuort-a distance of about 40 mdie.....-
'rt Special rates for planters in the surrounding counsry.
Cumberland Telep
, &, Telegraph Corn
Phone 100. Bank LatourcheBiln,
SGOOD SEhRVIGE 19O1.
no BETTER SERVICE 1902
Southern Pac
S UNSET ROU.TE
de-. FREE CHAIR CAB8. SPLENDID EQUIP
**. BOX-VEBTIBULED, PERFEOT TRAINS.
STHE VEYBEST
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