The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], July 05, 1902, Image 2

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PVUta2ID s5vav SATURbAV
f. S. L AFA AMtQ . - - Editor.
ýMieDal Josnwal of the Pariah of La/onrcke.
5vrr et the NIsl OfJW e Thibuda.ar, t c as aensed s meatter.
Psa malt. 1$ A AwaC .. ......... ....... ...........$2.00
All coolmanlcaIlonD should be u4lreeaed to Tlw Tat
i'DM:X S3NtfEsL.. rhibodaux. La.
u biuribers wlo tall toreceiYetlhelr paper on t'me Should notify
" w Inthet deUsy.
PIselly prepared to do jpb work of every de criptioi.
rarrespoanenee on <ug!oecta Of general i:atereat solicited.
l insure sotire af tarir comwunicatioas, writers must Irnalsh
Sheir real nawtl, evtm huuth they vbinld desire to withhold Its
mblilestion, as an evdwmeoe of good faitha.
Matter intended for publication should be wedtaes only on one side
of the sheet, and to insure insertion ir bte week's Issue, coyn canl
cathone aouWl reach this odice by fadneeday's mail of that week
IMMIGRATION.
We see with great satisfaction that the
papers of this state are devoting much of
$beir space to this important subject.
The State of Louisiana is rich in land,
the plimate is healthy and agreable, its pro
ducts are varied, the means of transportation
ample-the customs of the people all that
could be desired, and yet our law-makers are
tardy indeed in nsaking these inducements
mnown to the world. Perhaps those in auth
prity and into whose keeping this important
subject naturally rests have allowed them
selves tq step or shlaner over the interests of
our state, that the awakening would refresh
and fit them the better for the national jousts
which have qoccurre4 of late years. Th ese
battles have beet fought, and in all of these
we have been worsted. Our errors we now
see, and fortunate we can deem ourselves in
discovering that It is not to late to redeem
the past and trace a different r4 spore pros
parous course for the future. With our peo
ple the fyll aznd complete developmerqt of the
many resources of this state should be the
paramount object, aud it is a matter of such
signal Importance that it should be upper
most in the minds of all To act as the tail
_otegrand anp l sunl
that opinion is based on close observation,
euch a course will only help to keep us jog
Wing along in old rae. " Our beautiful State,
the finest in the whole Union should be
made to blossom and bloom as a rose, lit em
Clem of her mild soft climate. Our waste
places should no longer remain so, our rivers
phould be improved more thus making navi
gation safer and snore certain, the water
power of the country should be utilized, the
Iron horse and the Electric Trolley can
should traveree our country in all directnimn
a net work of wire should connect every
haprilet or village (n this broad and magnifi
pent country of ourg. Lpt immigration be
encouraged properly and all the desirable
things will come to happen and from then~
will flow qther and equally precious bless
ings. With an increase of popul~tio~n a cor
responding decrease in taxation will occur,
our poogr cliq~ren till lie well and properly
educqte4 and wlhen civylization and enlight
spqngent in Its most poliished form appears im]
our midst t@eu will our people have cause tk
rejoios. fqr tgey will have made giant strides
in that direction.
I )(PANSIO N.
Rev. Spn .Jones is aa expansionist and
an able advpcate o.f trusts, combinations oJ
capital qq~d the "great captains of industry.'
In a recez4 grtIgle he says:
"Sa(y th higwayso'er the seai
are ilg~ y o/ acsinto foreigm
countries, a h sIqgtback ID
the ships. then we 11al llouraqi pgrennially.
'1'leee great cobnations are the only pow
prs in t1his cunntry that c~an do this thing foz
us. A anero and an old mulg can make cornz
and cottq; 4 fellow' With a two-hundred dot
Iar sawmifl ectu make lumiher; bu$ only aggre
rations of yealtli an4( uj tQ-date apjhlanoea
pan.do it' chesph qnud cn bmi,14 ship and
ppen mearkets fqr bur earplm~a in foreign lad.'
4n Ap. hav4e leen, bgasttng of our pro
gress 14 iqjriat Wealth; that in a little more
thamn (OR years wp hq!O donie aiore in thisi
line thqa da~y other nagio hqs 4one In 500 oz
1000 f rin; that our surplue prodact4 g oul
to41 $ll tl World via "Qtp hib~1ysy over Qg
peaq," aa4 t4ring lack god or (ts equiyalemg
to a4l4 to pa working capital, or hgg4, at
the eqsp gg be. T¶aiiq hait lipen &oiuW oqfg
many yppea, 94 qqr incypase4 yealltj attjwtE
pur piro8ts. TIlp 4ootrhge of Parson .(oqus is
that coumpleroe follows the 844. Tjhe fact ia
pomnmerce cares not 4 jot for flags. It follows
t(le lines of profitable traflic, and its guidon
is glittering gold. We do not have to con
quer foreign nations in order to trade with
them. Peace and prosperity are twins and:
inseparable. ýo also are war and adversity.
-Texas Farm & Ranch.
CLEVELANDISM.
The speech delivered the other day in
New York by ex-President Cleveland, may be
said to have opened the campaign for the
iDemociatic nomination; the Democrats will'
now have an opportunity of expressing them
selves once more on the already well-settled
question of Cleveland vel non.
The audacity of the ex-President in his,
endeavor to taunt six million freemen to
return to what he is pleased to term the true
Jeffersonian faith, should excite the bitterest1
indignation throughout the country, and it
is exciting it very effectually; the Democratic
party is merely told that it is wrong and that
he is right, and that the only method by
which party harmony and unity can be seo
cured is to renounce its convictions and
bring itself to the adoption of his way of
thinking.
But Cleveland Democracy is dead, and
has been dea4 ever since the general people`
learned its real meaning-it was, therefore,
never at any time, the Democracy of the
Nation, but was always, on the other haind,
combatted and finally overthrown. Not only I
this, but Mr. Cleveland has been charged
with having betrayed the people's trust into
the hands of the money power-of pretend
ing one thing and acting another; and these
charges he has never been able to meet in
the slightest degree, either by word or deed.t
On the contrary, he is more pronounced upon
the matter now than le ever was before, and
if victory can only be had by the readoption
of Clevelandism, we believe the Democratic
party prefers defeat, or even disintegration
4nd total disruption to victory under such
vicious and corrupting inquences as surround
Cleveland and most of his faction. I
The rank and file of the Democratic
party stand for principles which alone can
preserve the union-Grover Cleveland stands
for principles which, if carried to their ulti
mate end, will wreck the Republic. Cleve
landism and Republicanism differ only in the
course they are traveling, but both tend to
try into the hands of the monied few, and
both tend toward territorial extension, that
the surplus wealth of that few may be put to
profitable use in the exploitation of the coun
tries of the conquered.
The Democracy's opposition to Mr. Cleve
land is permanent and unalterable; it was
deliberately formed against him, not, as
many state, because of the silver question,
but before that question became sufficiently
important to arrest general attention; it be-I
gan when Cleveland and the Republicans'
blocked all the reform legislation that came
within their zone, and which was set in mo
tion by a Democratic Congress. This opposi
tion is deep-seated and impregnable; It has
been tested in two presidential elections and
-several Congressional contests, and the small
force that he originally arrayed against ItI
has continqoiqaly grown weaker, so that he
may now be said to be a friendless political
outcast, with no one even to hear, much less
pay heed to his wisdom.
We admit that Mr. Cleveland occupies.
ithe peculiar position of being the only man
that the Democracy has been able to elect to
the Presidency since the civil war, outside of
Til~en, who was cheated out of his prize;
and that he was twice elected to that place
by that party. He is, besides this, the only'
living ex-President, and ppssibly should be
accorded more distinction. But let the Re
publicans, for whom he (aas done so much, do
him honors, if lae must be honored-the Dem
ocracy has noea to sparo upon him. In the
eyes o~f his party, he is a spoiled child, bigot
ed beyond the ability to appreciate the worth
of others, and looking down with a pathetic
-though disdainful glance upon the great
American common people, -who made him
what he was, and at the same time unwit
tingly placed him in touch with the money
power, who foiqnd of him a willing tool with
which to plunder the Nation, and by which
lie has every appearance 9f having profitted
himself.
The IDemocratic party is not bound to
win ipi tle elections, especially at such cost
aa ,urrenderizqg up the very principles upon
whiplh it s4eds. If jt must be defeated,
pyp jg every eeneral election unto the end
of oqr times let~ j4 g 4owri with it4 qwn prig
~Iciples an4 policies. We cannot aflord to win,
1if in order to do so, we must borrow the
wiclkedneus and corruptiqn of the enemy.
,Vindicator-News.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which bas been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under !us peE
sonal uapervsim sines its infaay.
Allow aon ee todecelve you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-mg*s**d" are but
Experiments that trlie with and endanger the health at
Fats and Children-Experlence against Experiment.
What Is CASTOR IA
Vostorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
geric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
eastails eitber Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotle
saubstance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Peverishness. It cures Dianrhme and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cmues Ceostlpation
and Flatulemqp. It tsginu hlthe Food, regulates the
Stomach ead Dowels, glivng healthy and assral almp.
The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
cENUUNE CASTOR IA ALWAYS
Sears the Signature of
The Kind You Hae Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
W. Geavama eaw.Y Ay agemaw vaain. wu yess
PURINA
E: sely Sld Na
Sacks Ie this
Th resF that
keeps Mals sp
a. ftwi bis
New Service
via
lilt
MILýY
to
New Orleans
Shreveport, Dallas,
Ft Worth. El Paso,
Colorado and
California.
Chair curs and sleepers on all through
trains.
E. P. TURNER,
General Pass. & Ticket Agt.
Dallas, Texas.
Hotel
Donnaud
A. s. DoxNAUD. Prep.
First class accommoda
tion for Commercial tra
velers. Sample rooms
on the premises.
Board by the day $1.00 and $2.00.
Also board by the week and month.
Lafcurd e roswing, . . La
0. a` DO
c. cawse. ccd.
I a.. wle
Ut.IRE.
I te I as St at Braggh er
CLAY KNOBLOCH
Att'y and Consaeter at Law
Thibodaux, l.a.
oAYsea:
Gaude Building,
St. Philip St.
U$ E....
Dr. Meyer's
,W a te r,
qOC. A DOTTLE. 2
FRANKI H OTEL
PETEE. FEY. PROP
First clare Accommodations
Board by the Jay $1.00 and $2.00.
Also board by the week and month.
Meals Served at all Hours.
Cor. St. Touis and Market Streets.
Adjoining Bank of Thibodaux.
ALBERT.P. LABSEIflE
NOTA IIU i'IJBLIC
RACELAND, LAFOURCUE, LA
Omiceannrstrom sa. m.toe p. -.
Any Nuturial bualness proaptly and eat
fully satsendte. .
tsmers--is sash ye tha
crops sand astoms hare
ws 'aterU. !h
saeeres orse Fary bme
ýose Pery** Slide sSeM
aid seas than say seher
o ill. Sald by anlldia as.
Gieaotrest an elose 'etd
NW ADETNmENT
*LLIS BBudUD'SSONS
CI'
Lijw
bq
WANTD l V -"TUTWRH
me n oe otae n
adets fo l salihdboto
Manager, 35 CatonUBIW.,RChi
hi.in ash N cvssing reurd
Look Carefully
To Your Kidneys
Dr. Jenner's
Kidney Pills
cause the kidneys to work as
nature Intended they should.
They build up the shrunken
walls of the kidneys, as n
known remedy has been found
to do before.
As a cure for urinary troubles
they have no equal.
10, 25, 50 Cents >a
ROTH DRUG STOFIE.
' de pfilo ~
Our Kaute Store is the oentral oalee
for all messages eof ispiring harrao
ny and poetic mintrey. We a
headquarters for all kinds of
Musical Instrunrnts
and musical goods and can suit you
in anything you want.
Yours for melody,
V. J. Knobloch.
di
WHEN YOU
GET MARRIED
You wait come handsome
and styllsh Wedding invi
tatioas. We can salt you.
The best assorted stock
ever la towu,and Iota of it.
THE SENTINEL,
Sees Pasare 1S SIpreLl.
H. N. Coulon,
ROTARY PUBLIC.
GREEN 1STREET,
TUIsKO "V1I. LA.
LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTOR?
KUfCANTIL.
B", N. T.
M>sket MtanL.
Always ei haud the best of Beef. Mattes
Perk. Veal, sad Sasaseas of all baud..
Market Street, Thibodauz. La.
JuUU SALOON.
M. V. Traigle. P1ropseter.
Cheles wiesa sad Ihqaors. an eoas always
a haid. Use. Green ad Markets
U . W.,
cypsee. sma PD.. Lumber.
Cypes and Sawedl Sheiagles. ale. eadd.*r3
ndharness. Biaekamiihiag and hoer.
shelag a speeialty.
MYER, DID. A. J. & L. 3.
PbyuIelas s am Surgeems.
Prepriatera ef Meyer Dru Stare. Male streees
Tmlbodaua La. J. J. Pierson, Manager.
RorH DrtJG co ...
Draggiates
Dress Che Pedk ahamrr. ehmesi beeke
Stafoaryae.Cur. Maim I Greem streese
Wealhmaker & Jcwelle
WI,. Jewelry, watches wad clerks, ese. Mals
asteet, haves. at Phisip ned aI. Lemia
DUNTmIS.
ACAD,(D. D. 4.j, J. A.
Ceraet GOnes and St. brdget Stants
ATNORNRTS-h -LAW
?DMXTO'!AS A.,
AsusemevrmesLqw.
Dank .t L~egeaehe hei~ta..
IJ (ELL & MABTIE.
Atassevmersa Law,
Reevse, 4 7, Reek ef Thbsiases usihibs
WOE)BCLAY
AIteremyae.5.Uaw
OZoes: Desk DuBbuge. REtrease enab
LisStreet.
CUOL, EMMARUEla
Gives !uetrauenth<J yasal and Ilaraesey ise
seas Rasee: emees Sreess
TUIUODAUX O0LLUGL
Th ors ofsuyae aish, muech
For atqter perteleelrs apply So
L., N. 11AUG18. Priucipal
MOUrNT CABMEL LOIVEN?.
Au Acggemy Sue Veiung Le@Se
E* *b~ythe Bietrerof Meast Cannel. Ther
s ens mes. Vst
Q4LO. 3.3W.
£s.e. Properrtlse heahts sad seld. Mem
ieqdand bervewe4 Daub at Lelumged
~Read The 8entinel.
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Sto this Office. Satiefa(.
Guaranteed.
SAýT~fl) -Csabobe, r.I abt.w
son in every county3 to represenlt
cýºaipsnr of solid fiancial n~peW.a
- 936 salary per year. payable .
$3 per day ahesolaitely ear.s ad oil
&xpeauacs, s~traight, !wMia Me dds.W
salary. no ouuuaulualoo; salary p.~
each Saitirday asad esaeue mowS)
advanced eaeb welt. RTANDA It
fIOU5IK, 334 Dzgmaoa &:., (uCa
00. 364.Ih
£ II oTJ
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rKeep Dlr.
Do not fear cold sad rain
Thihodaux Sloe and Hat Stara W
line of the highest grade
anackentoseba.
EIsms J. BlAut, Prop,
For job priutiangof all kinds,
on or write t.i the SszmmuLs.
F1ANK BANKE
auco mowro mAuzu1 lsa eYWJ
yCoimni~sion Moro
AND DUALUM tNW ý
OOUNTRY PRO
w~oo~foE csttA *OuLa
rOTATO36 sales.moxf
N4 s(~ UP IhM0A?U1
NSW ORLZ4WS. LA.
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