The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], June 28, 1902, Image 4

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DR, DAVIS' Te
rnent
Compound Syrup ven
Wild Cherry i;:n
and Tar
Quite
IroUt Natute'*' Lioratory I " g
come the cherry anl the pine. Mlu't
A sure (ure for Cosnnumption, pi le
Coughs. Asthma, Influenza, repte
Bronchitis, Croup. \Vhooping low
Cough, Palpitationof the Heart. 'I
d" Cemta sad $1.50 a Buttle. ttakit.
At druggists sod medieine deafirl. a' ('I
I r.
- t-n J1
-4ocal P aragraphs. ,:
The young I:ilies in town have or- ing a
gamized a basket hall elI:h. throi
trruct
Mrs. harry mtnith, of Teeis, is Ires
visiting Mrs. J. 8. l~evron anil fom-i ,u
ýy. with
(hr prices are the lowest on every she l
;ling. The Racket Store. Mi
Miss Maggie Brand is ý'ieting her "f of
Aister, Mia. H. V. Caro, in Thibodaux tevI
Ibis week.-Eagle. eenl
Misses hita and Jeane Foret re- print
;urncd from New Orleans Wednesday was
jhere they had been attending school. loud
cal C
d i s Oh 1 R A*h4M ka d
wnas
Mr. Geo. W. (Irisamore, of tloums, prod
vi-ited his sister Mr3. Jos. T. Thibo- in w
sleaux last Sunday. was
Muse Elleni Springer, of Ilouma, uP°'
spent last Sunday with her mother in
town. P1
10*0. ri Il
Every member of tit Carnival Club of t]
is specially urged to be present at a
very importantt meeting which will he
held at the Opera Hiouse on next
Tuesday nikht to discuss matters of a s
serious nature. an
Messrs. C. P. Shaver and Thos. A. gist
Badeasx, left this week for Boston Va.
In the interest of the electric road. fert
non
bElt
Art
A plel
Mrs. N J. Oros, of Donaldsonville, Bit
%s visiting the family of Mrs. .Jos. ney
Aches. tim
A very enjoyable dance was given lies
at the Opera Itous' last night by the ern
young ment of Thibodaux and vicinity. Kit
r : urea on Gents Shoes and gas
Sastoman yu uv flav
Store.
The Misses Rogan of Thibodaux,
secompinied by Mr. Oliver Bour.
geoka, were yisitors to our town last wit
Sunday. las
Miss Lelia Lefort, of Lafonrehe 1
after a pleasant visit at the home of l.a
Ml(. and Mrs. John P. Larrieu, re.
%urned hotne last week.- Terreboune
'imes. co
Small Por Vacine Points can b Sc
acad at the Thibodeaux Drug store a pa
5e each. 38. do
The Thibiodaux Greys and the ('row
1ey Slnggers will cross bats at lit
Tetreau's Park on July 2nd lund 3rd. hi
1)ont fo get these games.
For bargains in ladies and clikiirens
altoes call at The Racket Store.
Migs COcile Dasntin returoed to her iti<
bomne at Morgan City WVednesdav C
after a pleasant stay here. Ebce wasl
accomipaoied home by M rs. C. P. es
AusleL hi
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
lb. Liii You lays Always Bought
flr. and Mrs. J. L. Lobdell are
entertainihg the following persons, at
jhe.r (qugae. Misses .Jennie Lobdell, n
Lizzie Lo~dqJl and Mrs. A. A. Lob- tl
dell.
go Wedneday of this week, at i'
SL. Frinacs de Safes 'Church, Father h5
*h~embeuidy ofz~tsiagg, Mr. Augusted
Uobichau; and Miss Eva Adams
were joined in the bonds of miitri
anony: soe
Ths groosq is a prominent young
Ipan, abo is employed in the tr
of A. 1N1. 4g J. C. Dupont The bride
(s th.) lovely daughter of oar fellow
p itizeo, Mr. Augitstio Adam. The
himes tenders its heartiest good
yishes to the happy couple.-Terre
yonge Timges.
StaTE oF Omio, CITY oV ToL.EpO,
LUcAS Courry, .
FEaNK J. CiENziY makes oath that
\se is the senior partner oC the firm of
F. J (qtd4 d Co, rloing business
(nth9 L'ity ofl"o'oudo, Countty and
State aforesaid, undl that said firm
!iall pay the sum ofQd IiE U\'DREDI
pOLLAIIS for each atnd every case
of Cntairh that cannot he itured by
the use of BALLS8 CATAURiII tlRiE.
FRANK J. ClikNLY1.
Sworu to before inc nod bat scrihetl
lo uiy pteseucy, this 6th day of1
peeember, .A D. ISS$
S A. W. ¶5LEASON.
( Notary Iabitc.
Hall's Cataprh Vu're is taken inter
pahly and acts d:iwetly on ttye bloodI
anid merohs surfaces of tite system.
pedfor testimiioiia:s, fm-c.
I'. 3. CHENEY & (0, TotetI., 0.
l'oid by Droggdts. 75t.
gall's Famaily Pills aje the beaeL I
Mt. Carnel Convent.
The forly sith tiannual coomence
ment Ever4ises of Mt. Caimel Con
vent was brought t. a baply and
successful close last Thurtday night.
The l*seres brgsn at bslf past
jieven anil quite a large ctioW't by
that time wae gathered in the b auati- Thai
fit convent Auditorium to witnesS wis a
the a loh-ig eahiilitiin of the chi'dren. Alcxir
Quite an elal.rale and uttereCti l Thn
plograuttum' ca in' isting of C assi' i d :t
M usw, ('i .rnasa s. Ihccitations and
plºIay. A Spec t u ular lpiny in tone not ?
rep'jnemntilg the Spirits Of thIi' Rnti etotl
IIw wan W nh d nita I l presented. Tha:,
'Ihose who had the honor of again'
takit.g oil harts on the progrartnii ItoVle,
t (l'litttcal Iliemiselves vets (rt- litatly. and
(Irauluatiig honors Wt ri t outcrrcd
on J1:.tis 'IIarke (':itibu t and Ali-s T t
31 ggie Woodls. The Vatwe~ltorV the fir
:1liirsi was tlihvered tv Miss 'Wotnbs known
her subject bting "\\ aitinaiz." Miss ."ifln
Vioods made a very sweet aid charm. Tha
- ing ahllae:trance and Iaore her patt motel
throughout. the exercises in a most the G'
graceful wanner. 11cr farewell ad- Tha
s dress was very earuestly and elo-
ituently spokan and tmpnress ' all ana co
othot
with the very skillful way in which
she handled her suhj.et. Tha
Miss Marie Caillouet, the daughter Marks
of our honored District Julge, acted and
the rlyts assigned +ter throughout the Thy
evening in her usual sweet. graceful
and queen like way. One of the Th
- prncipal features of the Exercises Ths
y was the rendition by Miss Marie Cail. Tht
1. lonct of a very dillieult niece of must- to th(
eal eomitposition entit'ed (Jrande Iol-t th Su
ka~ ~ ~ ~ ~~h SeCnir I.Bate
Father 1lavoire awarded the Diplo- Th:
mas and medals. Prof. ('hol had the si
charge of the munte pant of the base
a' programme and the splendad manner Th
' in which that part of the exercises darn
was presented reflected much credit
,t upon his ability as a teacher. Th
i The kind sisters ought to feel hap' ing ti
ty and thoroughly satisfied over the to h
brilliant ending of their last sesaion at tbh
th of the convent. for ti
be, - -- " -- T11
xt Virulent Cancer Cured. T6
fa Startling proof of a wonderful ad- and I
vance in medicine is given by drug'
A. gist U. W. Roberts of Elizabeth, W. TL
on Ve. An old wan there had long sut. with
fered with what good doctors pro- tie o
nounced incurable cancer. They butte
believed his case h.-ipeless till lie used wiun
Electric Bitters and applied Bucklen's Gre3
Arnica Salve, which treats.;ent coan- TI
pletely cured hin. When Electric unm
ie, Bitters ate used to expel bilious, kid- gama
on ney and microbe pioaons at die same T
time this salve exerts its matchless
'en healing power, blood diseases, skin deat
;lie ernptions, ulcerb and sores vanish. seve
ty. Hitters 50e, Salve 25c at All Drug- T
nd gists. yap
- fact
Public High Sidiool. r*re
-, T
ur. The Thibodaux Public High School fl
ast which has been in full blast for the
last ten months gave it final closing T
l exhibition last Friday. The session witl
of h:as been vesy successfully conducted
re and the attendance thronghout the 1
rie year has been unusually large. The are
following teachers are those wlho the
composed the faculty of the High gas
b School and who have been faithful and
e a painstaking in the discharge of their bici
I. dutits throughout this last se'sion. dri
on- Judge A. F. Knobloch, Misses Clara
atLevron, Mary lUnrorest, Frtaicis Mlal
Ird. hiot and Emma Kent. sta
rena Saved From An Awful Pate,.
"E erybody said I had consuimp- to
her Ition," writes Mrs A. M. Shields, of at
ala Cbatmberthitrg, Pa., "I was so low Ed
wa's after six months of severe msickness,
tp caused by Hay Fever and Asthroa,
that few thought I could get well, alit
but I learned of the marvelous merit sor
Sof Dr. King's New Discovery for fiel
Consumption, used it, and was corn. th(
pletely cured." For desperate Throat
and Lung Diseases it is the safest
Wtcnre in the world, and is infahlibiglp.frL'
Coughls, Colds anti haasalAfe
t. ions, Guayantee'1 bottles 50ce aunh
J&$1.00. Trial bottles free at Allti
-Druggists.
are -.. **-- - tnt
s, itt Mr. P. F. Ctiil~ouet. a very promi- no(
slell, nent sugar planuter, and a member of wi
Lob- the firm of P. F. Caillouct & Co. in- lmy
formed us that they had finished lay-.
at ing by their crop on Orange Grove m
hier plantation last Thursday. lie reports
the crops in fine condition anti pre- a
dict a heavy yield to the acre this a
litri- year.
I -**~-- --- a
oung ap MW ~ a A ti
storet 3gensth Ith int oias a at
e±llow 5at 6?I~(4h
The --- ---** t
good Emite Mlorvant and Leonidas Tros- di
'erre- chair of 'he sugar planting and wan
ufacturing firms of Levert & florvant
mmsand Troaelair & R~ohichaux, respec- em
Lively, and Ozenie Naqiui, a promi- LU
}8 inent boiler iutnnfactnter of Thi'oo-- 5U
i that dauz, passed through Donaldsonville
i'm of Thursday afternoon en route home
tiness from Baton Rouge, whither they had
atnd been sent before the general assem- t
firm bly :s a detegittion fuom the parkis
)IRED of Lafourche to urge the damming ofa
ctase thteliayou. Thhey were :aecwmpaumed
*d b3 by lion. Jim. Mtaik. ,whuo left hug
Spost at tihe capitol a day earlier than a
NI;Y. usual on account of being slightly'y
rihed under the weather.-Dounldsonville tI
5y of1 Chic?.
Happy Time mnOld Town. 'c
e.lic. "We felt very hialpy," Wr*ites R N. a
inter- Bevilt. O;d Town, Vs., "when Buck.-tc
blood Ilen's Artaica Stalye iwholly cured o~r tj
Esteni. daughter of a liad case of seed h~ad." I
it ci' iguts tall who use it for Cuts,
di', 0. Cot n, B riis, Bruises, foils. U c+a.s,
Eri tion". Inltd uible fair Piles. On
eat. ly 2Z3c at All Draaggists.
They Say
- That the Marksville Base Bali Club
g wis a dead easy- game last Sunday in
i Alexandria for the Greys, and
Thi: they were not so awful warm,
amt
Thst they Ilhouiht that they
ioi (Oluplay ~restt hall, anal
Thi:it they can as 1lmg as they go
again't sutc "soft things" as
Sltoive. N:Itchitoehes and lBordelonville,
aunt
s That when they barg:ainei to plat
the greys that they ought to have
s known that thliy were going up
s against it, and
S 'rThat they should have imported
t more players if they ileuired to g v.
it the G'eys a scare, nod
That they have a pitcher, a catcher
and center tielder that would carry
lI ott honors on any team, and F]
That the seconl baseman in the
'r M1arksvilhe team is a crurk a-jack,
dt and
That he is ti peach, and
is That he is a beaut, and
cs Tlirt he is a daisy, and
That Marksvalle ought to sell him
to the Cotton State L1eague if not to
the Southern or National. and
- That he certainly onu.ht to have haul
ad the swell bead after that great game of
he base ball he put up last Sunday, a'i1
er That the Mark'ville teami hats a
s darn good looking manager, and
That the Thihodaux Greys are go
p. ing to petition the State laegisiatuie
he to have him placed on exhibition
on at the St. Louis Exposition in 1903 T
for the benefit of the ladies, and
That l e is a dead game sport, and
That you can toll it by his looks
ý and the way le struts around, and
W. That the only thiug the matte,
of. with him is that he has a measly lit
"o- tie old ides in his noggin that lib
rev bunch of potato diggers cmn play
sed wining ball with the Thibo laux
u's Greys, and
m- That he has had the hell fired
Inc unmittigated gall to ask for another
ii- game, and
ess That what would tickle a money to
kin death is that he wants to play for
h several hundred dollars aside.
ig- That what made the )la.ksville
yaps take their defeat so hard is the
fact that they were beaten by the
I*rei s wunout Wa ir ptkehtr, "a*m
That it certainly was "atnoosing'
rool to see how hard those Marksvitle
the fellows tried to play twill, and
sing That the Greys were only playing
non with 'em, and
.*ted
the That some of the Marksville people
The are suffering from a displacement of
who the lungs they rooted so much at the
iigh game, and
and That lea Creoles d's Avoyclles o'it
heir bicn fourue dimanche dan Alexau
iton. dria, and
tlars
lint- That the M1arkaville team notwith
standing the fact that they cant play
ball, are an elegant set of hoys, and
That any of them would do honor
ifp- to their country if they were preseiit
i, of at the Coronation excicises ci King
low Edward.
huna, That the Thibodaux Greys wilh
well, ahsolutely refuse to play the Donali
lierit sonville Piofessionala unless the Of
for flee Boy in the Chief's shamk umpires
coIni the game, and
afost Thatthe O00ce Bt~y dcserves to be
cesrTfor withholding the fact
that he possessed a knowledge of
ifee- base hall superior to that of a Na
Al tsnlLeague umpire, and
That if the Ottlee Boy had not
missed his vocation that he would
omni- noit be continually tiring the public
tei of with his meaningless flow of unint~et
~.in- lgible driliets, and
lay-. That the way the Oflce Boy ham
Irove mers away (in matters woulil lea I one
ports to believe that he spoke knowingly
pre- and with authority, and
That he should hive accepted hik'e
a little man the umnpires decision in
Sthe game between Donaldson vi ik
s5h and Thihodaux, and
That the way he howeled and
whined would lead one to think thai
the poor little fellow had taken thi
Tros- decision te, ribly to heart, and
rvant That the Off1ce Boy is getting ok
spec- enough to learn how to accept saul
romi- thing. more manfully anrl at thi
hi'oo-. same tIme more gracefully, and
homle That the very next time that thi
had Oifice Boy get off his base that h
yshould have his equator turned ti
sm-the sin and given a good spanking
ing of and
f: lii Ladies Cant Wear Shoes
r than one sife smaller after using Allen'
lightly Foot lFa'e, a powder to. be bhaken ir
aiville Ito the shoes. It makes tight or nes
shoes fedl easy; qvcs instant retief t
corns atid bunions. It's the greatet
comfort discovery of the age. Curt
R f N. and prevents swiillen feet, bli-ter
Buck-. caliotas and core spots. Allen's Foe
ed o~rt liase is ii eertniu cure for sweatini
hhad." hot, jehing feet. At all druggis
Cuts, nud shoe stores, 25e. Don't seces
U ce's, any subistitute. Trial package FRE
s.On- by mail. Address, Alen S. Climate
ILe Roy, 5. Y.'
$3.75.T
Kntire Stock of
utricity
Johlstoll & k1llf
there I
c practiý
oe ~The C
Men's $5.00 Shoes, a
e' montl
1Now Selling at
$375 Dis4
V. Paral:
cer ELLIS BRAUD'S SON S
r.y IL<i)E JOHN A. WAGNEB reoti
ectri
Badeaux & Wagner,
- Manufacturers Agents for -
ID
C4NDIES, CAKES 4%D CIjACKERS. L
TEAS, SPICES,BAKING POWDERS,
EXTRACTS, OLIVE OILS, VINE
11e GARS. PAPER BAGS, & MATCHES.
103 Tbibolauz Telephone 109, Cumbe'land Telephone 31
mnd M ain Street, 'Thibodaux,
o°k A STRIKING DI!!ERENCe
" o
It. L=i y t~.cmact & Cod y~A ai
lit L UNION MADE SUIT flONIMUONNADESUIt o
his av
ire:1
Llher I J -
the
y to c4 q
for d
"i~ C)
The Oumberland Telephone & TelegraphF .
Hope has issued stateme'nt of its business for the month of 'Iey, and the increase
I in the number of subscribers is abown as follows:
nof Number of subscribers for May 1, 1902 83,097
the Nuuber of isubscribers added during .IMay....... 4.499
Number of subscribers discontinued dur&'g May 2,4 lh
Nxnu N ot inc suase for the mo ath . . ......
* ... ... ,-" u.... c, i 1 85.150
tLh Tot!Il .O. suoserweren i.,ymwu
ay
I Little Marline Berniard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Reruiard cele
'or butted hsr 5th birthday anniversary
mult Wedniesday. Invitations were issued
og and a large crowd of her little friends
responded. Games of all kinds were
Pill indulged in to while away the time,
bl Refreshments were served, and all
)f present spent s.-':t pFteiant even
res lag. '1't following were present :
Misses Mabel and Myrtle Taylor,
lone, Odette and IIida Riviere,
ie hazel Toups, Carmen Legendre,
act Pearl, Hattie and Lilia Peltier, Bells
of Lagarde, Noemie Legendre, Corinne,
in- Edna and Lucille Gateniie, Ethel
Bourg, Pauline and Maggie Rama
gosa, Fannie Caro, Earline and
oti Gladya Berniard. Nannie Caro, Lydia
nl and Gertrude Legendre. Masters
die Clarence Bourg, Norman and Clarence
tel- Legendre, Philip Lagarde, Oscar
Caru, Jr.. Stanley, Reginald and
m- Beauregard Caro, Jr.
gly Estray Notice.
Found running at large 1 Sorrel
ike mare, about 14 hands hilh, blaze
in face, 2 hind legs white and left front
'ile leg white. Said mare will be sold
according to law if not claimed Rith
and in 30 days from date. Owner prov
Lhat ing property must pay all ýosts.
the V. A. ENiIERBAN,
the J. P. 2nd Ward
June 7, 1902.
old THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
the 20th Judicial District Court,-Parish o
-Lafourche.
the
.t he SccCsEIfN oF JAs. SCVDDAY LEVRo!
I to No. 1649 PEOBATES.
;ing,
Whereas, henry W. Frost, residing I
the Parish of Latourche this State, ha
made application to be named and al
3 pºiuted administrator of the aforesai
Estate.
ten's Now, therefore, all persons, creditoi
and heirs and others interested ai
u in. herebv warned and notified to file the
new oppositions to the said apotliaion
oftý wrtig withth Clerk ofsadCut
ot his Oldce in the Town of Thibodaux
atest ten days after the first notice herec
re otherwise the said applicant will 1
'ranamed and appoinited >is such admini
ters, trator as required by law, and in a
Foot- cordance with law.
In Testimony Whereof,
ing, - Witness my hand and the ix
lists L9. pr ftesea l of my olice,
et Thnbeod uxL this ath day
JEune, 1902. - P. J. A'CUIN,
stei, ID'y. Clerk of said Cooi
HIOWELL& kARTIN. of Counsel fora
clm anL
a 31av ;, nw.. I.
er Filthy Temples In India.
e- Sacred cows often defile Indian
ry temples, but worse vet is a hodj that's
ed oilute'l by constipation. Don't per
ids mit it. Cleanse your system with
ere Dr. King's New Life Pills and avoid
ne, untold misery They give lively c
all livers, active bowels, good digestion,
'- fine appetite. Only 25c at All Drug.
gists.
or, - -
re, Get fat on Tono-Tonique buy a
bottle at Thibodaux Drug Store. 12
ella
ne, For Sale.
he
ind I good horse-and 1 Carriage, in
dia good condition. Cheap.
ers KE. J. BRAUD,
ne Thibodauz La
scar -
and For Sale or Rent
The Ocean Beach Hotel, Grand
Isle, La.. "for terms apply to W. J.
Waguespack, Aattorney at Law, "No.
rrel 219 Crodelet Street, New Orleans,
ze La." 42 Im
r-nt _
sold For Sale.
Ith
ov- One lot situated on Jackson street,
desirable location to build residence.
ard. 42 Apply to THoMAs A. RIvLsas.
Notice.
1 ' illie Corter is applying for a
ah of commutation of sentence to the Peni
I tentiary for life.
For Sale.
A horse, carriage and harness. A
s splendid outfit.
ap- Apply to,
esaid E)ILE J. BRAUD.
"= THIBODAUX
their
= Filter Cloth Enterprise
areof, MISS EMMA T. ALLAIN, Prop.
i be 1
FILTER CLOTHS,
FILTER BAGS.
cj, Awnings, Sails, Eto.
IN, Orders Plromptly Filled.
ourt. SATISFACTION (1UARANTEED.
r . i Thibodaux, La.
The Wi~liams'
t Electro-Medical
Faradie Batteries.
Tv t this age it requiu's no argument to convince thinking peopie that
tricity is the greatest curative agenl known to rmienne.
S The most learned lhysicianu s i Europe and America concede ths ,
there is to-day, not a hospital in the world, or a great physician par
pra~ctice, who does not duily use it with most Wonderful effects in all
diseases.
Our Iatteries are operated by powerful Dry Cells of the very lest y
The coils in our wachiues acd all mechanical parts of our Battuies are a
by skilled mechianics and DO NOT GET OUT OF ORDEK.
The Dry Ceps with which our macuin . are fitted will last from b
months to a year, acctording to thec use tie Battery receives. All the Ba*t~
are so eoiIstrlictecl that thw lry Cells can be removed by any person when
hausted and new Cells lut in their place in a very few seconds.
Diseases in which a speedy Clre can be Effects
by the use of the Faradic Currents of Electricity
geouerat&l by our Batteries:
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Locomoter Ataxia, Rheumatism, Muscular Rheumatio ,
Neu~algia. l~eiatica, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Kidney or Bright's Db.
S ease, Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Asthma and Biron chitis, Insomnia ý
Sleeplessness. Female Complaints, Nervous Debility, Other Couiplutelal.,
Electric pathas.
'EB We publish a little Book entitled, "Suggest ions and4
rections for treating diseases with Faradic Curr ents of
ectricity," by J. J. Mackey, M. D. A copy of this PB
J Book will be sent free of charge to each person p erch
one of our Batteries .............................la r
A. B. STAUNTON,
Electricane , Agent, tLiboiani,
FOS. J. L. LOBDlELL, Pre. - -P. B. PERUY
JOSEPH CL' UDET V-President Secy-Treasu
<Oe mobdeBlo Percy @e.
31 nhoIersod Dealers
Commniission MIerch ants.
- Near S. P. Railroad Depot, Thibodaux, La.
ýytnts d eie Wf
VfcOrders For Car-load Lots Solicited.
SSugar Planters orders: given special attention for_
Grain and Ha
1 Local 'Phone 152.-Cumberland 87.
Don't forget to visit our store, as we have just
a complete and well selected line of
83,097 Spring & Summer Go
from New York, Baltimore, St. Louis and
2,053 phis, consisting of
85,1. $ Laces of all kinds,
.broideries, Ging ha
Toile du Nords, 0
daodbrays, Madrases, N
g $sooks, Persian Lawns,
dia Linens, Dimities,
buy a imported white and fancy Organdies,
re. 12 Swisses, and Scrims, Bobinets a specialty,
all kinds, and many novelties, too num
riage, in We invite you also to examine our
AD, Shoes, as we have added a more complete
hau la pecially in the following well known b
GrandIHamil
rofths Brown,
rn street, A1hIR* 4 D it
esalence. $ )
RwIVsaL VACTORY..
g for a
the Pent Call in, no tr ouble to show you our goods,
ncusAI Riviere &
xi CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE )& TELEG
L~pr~eLong distance lines and telephones
1' - this Corrpany enablo you to talk~ aim
'rop. anywhere in Southern- Indiana. Sout
IS Illir.ols, Kentucky, Tonnessee, Mississi
and Lousilana. We can put you in qul
SAGS. and sas tory communication with
peopleoof this great section of the coulD
, * We solicit your patronage. Rates reas
ed. able. Equipments and facilitIes u
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SJAURS B. CALDWELL, LELAND NUMB,
Preslenmt 8 Oeini Kaainge. 5***. Ats f4.on'i Mgr.