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FOR HARNESS andSaddle Sores Mexica Mustang Lini.
FUR HRN599 sent is just what you need. ittakes.Qect
at onee and you will be astonished to see how quickly it heals acrt.e
' It's this way:
You can burn yourself with Fire, with
Powder, etc., or you can scald yourself
with Steam or Hot Water, but there is
only one proper way to cure a bur or I
scald and that is by using
'Mexican
Mustangs Liniment.
It gives immediate relief Oet a piece of soft old
linen cloth, saturate it with this liniment and bind
loosely upon the wound. You can have no adequate
idea what an excellent remedy this is for a burp until
you have tried it.
it you bae a bird afficted withIRon or any
A FOWL TIP.. " Md nes m~ a
ItalmgIM' is emgta rsdW seD3s~edmy by poultry beu..
For 'Thle Friars.
At a geancral reunion of ('atholic
1 ii' ctel So ictides hell in Chicago t
,wcwek. die (ollwing treslutious t
vre adoilAd: r
1te heiein exsires'i cEiitlt nee that I
te 114'u. Theodore Itoioevel', presi
d'ut of the I ossted States, winl per
firs his duty under the constitution
and laws, and tar iran belief that he
will in-ititute a rigid judicial iuquity
Into ass abases by saubsrdinate gov. 1
erameat eaciais is oar territorial pos.
$epMIUis, and promptly rectify such
abuses. We are especially confident
that in his dealings with the serious
problems arising in the Phili,,pine
Islasd gasperty sad personal rights,
guarsaloed by t~eaty, inws and con
stitutiou, will be faithfully safeguard
ed and protected.
"Reselved, That we ediead to the
friars in the Philippines our fullest
symptMay in this their hour of trial;
that we appreeiate the vale. of their
,srvioes sa the caase at religion and
Efnmarrty; that we pledge them our
sipoirt as American dimeis in up
'holding time h:inds of ourgovernment
in its determination to see that they
are treated with that common justice
that Ielongs to all why enj )y the
protection of the Americaa flag.
'-Resolved, That this federation n
congratulates the Vatican and the 1
Amerilein goverameut on the position
attained lI the segotiations regarding
the ýuestions which have arisen in
the Philippines, and we express our
full conldence that these negotiations
will he continued until a just and
awicable solution shall be obtained.'
la 4Aiis concection we note the pro
test of the Angustinians adopted by
the qoatrennial chapter of the order 4
at Vdlaoeva, Pa., on July 16th, last,
and presented on July 26th, to Prese
dent Soosevelt at Sagamore Iiil.
The resolutions say in part:
"We energetically protest against
the concerted effort which is being
moade to defame and to vilify the
friars of the Philipiine [slands, and
to alienate from them the love and
reverence of a people whom they
have ransomed from ignorance and
barbarism.
'"Kesolvi'd, Th.st we, deploring the
seeming thisiIssition of our Govern
Inent to discredit the servi-es of the
friars wa the Philippines, do regard
any hinºailnce to the legitimate exer
case of their lalors as a serious men
ace to the cisii and moral well being
of the Ipolle of these islands, an
unwarranted precedent fraught with
Sieril to the Catholic Church in the
United States, a grave violation of
the treaty of Paris, and a fatal de.
liarturer from the tame hoiorcd
American principle of separation of
Church and State.
"Resolved, That we protest against
the general condemnation of the
friars for what may have been the
errors of individual members of their
body, and demand for them that
name measure of justice and protec
tion which is so truly accorded all
other persons and corporations under
the jurisdiction of the United States.
"Resolved, That we, sensible of
the unmerited obloquy heaped upon
the friars in the Philippine islands
a) foul slandere, emanating from
misguided friends and treacherous
fore, do proffer sympathy to our a "t
fering hiethren."
Let the fight for common justice
and fair play bravely go on. We
bielieve the President means well and
Will 'In what is right if he is correctly
i'.furmed.
For Sale.
One upright Pleycl Piano, 6 5 7
4iitavss, iin gist condition, price
$S0.00, t ash. Apply to
blu'ii ANNIF: CusuRALT,
3. Thabodnux, La.
Notice of Registration. jt
I is
N ti te is hereihv tien to the voters of i0
the Pari-h of Isf'arurheh, that conforma- If
bly to law the omhee of the registrar will
open on M1onday August 114th. Iisr=, for mI
the purpose of registering all entitled to ej
registrv under the constitution and r
law: of ljmuislana, and that for that I
puribose I shall Is- at the plaeos here.in- ci
after mnentioni"+l, on the date asbigned
for eaeh place, to-wit
First week itn Thihodaux, Monday to at
Saturday, August sibt to Ztrd.
Monday August ' th, M. I)elaune.
Tuesday August :Djth, (. Sassoni. W
Vednesday August Ith, A. Terre- 1
honne.
Thursday August Sth, leville.
Friday August 15ath, '. Ducos, Cut Off. t(
Saturday August 711th, T. liadeanx.
Monday Sept. 1st, l'ierre Thcriot's
store. S
Tuesday Sept. 2nd, Paul.(luidroz. 4
Wednesday Sept, 3rd, Lockport.
Thursday Sept. 4th, Longueville. g
Friday ttept. 5th, Vachrie. U
Saturday Sept. 6th, Arthur Legendre's
store.
Monday Sept. 8th, Lafourche Cross
ing.
Tuesday Sept. 9th, Joachim Brand.
Wodnesday Sept. 10th Bowie.
Thursday Sept. l1th, k. R. Knobloch.
Friday Sept. 12th, Beauvals * BIntin.
Saturday Sept. 18th, (4ossiu's store. C
Monday Sep lath, Onestppobassoa. ta
Tuesday Sept. 18th, Lovinoy Rodrigue
School house. 0
Wednesday Sept. 17th, L. Kraemer it
School house.
Thursday Sept. 18th, Baton Pilon, at
Ed. Chiasson.
Frida Sept. 19th, Abby store.
Saturday ept. Ztth, Felix Dolatte.
Monday Sept. 22nd Orville Thihodaux.
Tuesday Sept. 23rd, Lafourche tefin. I
r ednesday Sept. 24th, J. L. Basset
and next (2) two weeks at the Court
House, from Sept. 23th to Oct. 8, legal
holidays excepted.
Eno AK Mon tsNT, p
Assessor Parish of Lafourche. b
Ladies Can Wear Shoes 0
one size smaller after using Allen's
Foot Ease, a powder to be shaken in.
to the shoes. It makes tight or new
shoes feel easy; gives instant relief ts
corns and bunions. It's the greatest
comfort discovery of the age. Cures o
and prevents swollen feet, bli-ter", I
callous and sore spots. Allen's Foot- a
Ease is a certain cure for sweating, ,
hot, aching faer. At all druggists ,
and shoe stores, 25c. Don't accept c
any substitute. Trial package FREI a
by mail. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, i
Le Boy, N. Y.
Notice to Teachers.
Otflce of the Parish Superintendent t
of Schools. 1
Thilhodaux, La. ,July 28th. 1902.
I stn instructed by the State Super.
intendent of Public Education to an.
nounce that the next examination of
applibants for certificates to teach
will take place on the 20th, and 21st,
of August, 1902, and I hereby desig
nate the Onion Academy, in the Town
t f Thibodaux as the place, and
trA. M. on the first of the ahove
dates as the ties when said examina
tion shall begin.
All persons who intend to take
the examination are requested to no
tify me, at once to that effect, in or
der that I mar enrol their names
and order suficient question blank".
In addition to the ordinary branch.
es, applicants will be asked some
questions on teaching methods, and
about the Constitution of the United
States and of the State of Louisiana.
Applicants must come provided
with writing materials to the place
of examination.
2 3t Tnonis A. BADELZ.
Parish Superinteudeut of Schools.
Loot Pleasant, PIsas..
Photographer C. C. Harlan, of lat
on, 0. can do so now, though for
vears he couldn't becs use he suffered
untold agony from the worst fiom of
iiitigestaon. All physicians and
medicisies failed to help him till he
tried Electric Bitters, which worked
such wonders for him that lie d clares
they are a godisend to sufferers frem;
diyapepiai and stomach troubles.
I'iirmvaled fur diseases of the Stom.
athb, Liver and Kidneys, they bsiltl
up and give new life to the whole sys.
te.Tr theta. Only3 50v. (t iar.
anedby All Druggists
l';ar Drtumt. g:ve 21, (N odola, to his
Institute. «, that ds:,f peeople unable ý42
to eittvne th.* Ear 1h"r*ifl imiV haivt'
themu frees. Aultir" -', '1' Nitat tn
lit1.tute. 'U, E1 ghul Avenue, New or.
York - 4i ly ht
-lj
r'or Sale. I
Store Ibnildiiag, known a, Prote'.
tors Hall, soul re-idrnee sittatedt on ;
Short street h tween St. Philip and
.Jack-on streets. For particulars
apply at SENTINEL OFFICE.
CIA/lBORZJ`*
".. _ n
The I)elineator for August.
The August Delineulor is a special be
fi tiotn number and a most attractive an
midsummer issue. The spell of the er
qeasmfn is over iti pages, and those -
who have delayed the comilition of 11
the Summer wardrobe will finti roi
pensatiun in some late de-igni that at
art daintily charming. Th*" fiction
consists of six short stnries -two of N
novelette length. Virg nia Wood ,
ward Clou.l, one of th " brightest t
writers of to day, has found an unus at
ually gorod theme for the display of
her talent in The Uin.kr tudies, a ti,
Reries of inihb api assisaing the- ulcer
10i jug of a pretty romin C. Julian (a
Van Boskirk, new writer of tbiiitv, I
contributes While the Fates Sledt, a 1,n
love story with spirited actiont ndt pha
fine character drawing. The four n
storiettes, each having a diatinet in- se
terest, will make a sultry afternooi .
pass pleasautlt. All the stories are t.c
illustrated in the artistic urnuer iK
characteristic of the magazine. One
of the many unannounced featares is lt
the story of the building and furnish.
isg of a charming and artistic, yet -
iiexpensive, house, told in narrative
form by Grace McGowan Cooke; A1
many pbotegraphs and drawing are
given with it Dr. Murray's new
paper in the series on the traiiiiig of th
hebildien treats of precocity. The ,n
fldepartments in the magazine are Of
standand, not the matter iu thet is I~
always new and timely. Miss Kellog
writes on the Afternoon Tea Table; th
Margaret hall in her cookery lessons e
deals with entrees. There is a chap- at
ter on Cold Di-hes for Hot Days, and
two pages illustrating a delicious
Summer dinner. Club Women Is in- itr
teresting on account of the Los An- A'
geles convention, and the pictures of 4
the new officers. to
tr
WANTEI).
4 ft l# ft, antd 5 ft Mills in gool
cnaditi e. giviitg m~nnts leesciption il
of all eleu"nba. ' ale.' Bedwd 111
I
other soriued handa sugar matubtitry jr
in good cotdLt on. Century Sugar a'
p
Apparatus Co., Ltd. 511 Godchaux .
Building, New New Orleans, La.
to
Breeders of fancy poultry, t'
attention. II
Bnfi Cochin eggs for sale at $2 00 t.
per dozen. You are invited to visit n
breeding pen before placing your
order. t
Call either at W. C. Ragana re..i
deuce or Knobloch's .lnsic store. 31
All Were Saved.
"*For veare I suffered such untold
Imiacry from Ilr.nchitis," writes J
II .lohnston, of Biroughtemn, Ga., *'that .,
oftemi I was unslble to work. Thcn, '8
pwhen everything else failed, I woes
wholly cured by Dr. Kingsa New Di"' t
covery for ('onsuwmttiou. Sly wife
suffered intensely from Asthma, till ~.
.it cur-el her, and all our experience
goes to show it is the bes~t Croupi
,medicine iii the worldI." A toi im wili J
coo.'. inc-c vou it's unrivaled for Tlhroat
and lomnjg diseases. Guaranteed hot .i
Sties s0c and $1.00. Trial bottles 4
firee at All Druggists.
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Fur Sale.
The house and lot known as the
Stott property. Lot measuring 115
feet on St. Nary street and 60 feet
on Harrison street, house has 7
Srooms. Terms salh.
BFor particulars apply to
aBUOUssAUD, DuL.ANY & Baotsanaan,
New Iaersa, La.
FRAtIK ZEIZaoTr, Agent,
B38 Thilhodaux La.
Reduced to FIF TY
' CENTS A YEAR
SNew Idea
oman ske
r foes dAs Aaerica paublc. ltdshow
NeJ Msvdes Fmh Fauhse ia MI~ey.
Is Emabroidery. In t
Womsaa Week an i
I saagmy kustrated ia cshm s~
5rwssa ~pas fromi New lass PAT
Ssums, which -cmi, Id ec. aeb.
I asmns as .***>ar
A No. ] Spdt Situti es.
p A 1p"V '"i I.. F I'lTRr., si d'
42 3m l~afourdte Croesbfg, La.! rrn
Leave your ortlem8 for *jagom lk
org-its anti p19110 tuning with V. J. with
Kuioilo.1* Local Ue1,lYyrestatiCe qjf
13 fI fied
Louis (irunlna'tv ( Co. Ltd. 13 ttk.
- . - - li-.1.
Tit i STA'T'E 01" Lot pIANA. uryt
-- thre
2ttth Judicial District ('ourt,-Par*ih of of sm
~anfourehe.Ven
l~nfomrm'c. said
- tugs
JSWS1 E. Mrvven vs. No. .tºlM Axos or i
J. lI ssuoN. saiti
fliti'
TAKE NOTICE: TILtT ACTING is
under and by virtue mn an order of jur,
seizure and sale, emmanating from the Act
above entitled 'ouirt. in the ataove en- Par
titled and unuitmrti suit, I hay'. seized grat
and will offer for sale, at publieauction, gini
iursuant to law, to the last and hl hemt urit
tiidder at the ('ourt house in the town wit
of Thiltodaux oi
SATI' RIDAY- .tVGUST t., 1942, Kº
between the hours of 11 o'elmmk A. M.*
and 4 o'clock P. M. the following des- .
crilk'd property to wit: 3
A ('ertain lit of ground or town lot, 4
sitLatet in this parish, in the towni of -
'IThillalaux. d'5ignated on a plan of saki
town, made and exemut tl by James K. -
(lrinmage, ut hii. fIrst dtiy of' M.ty 1141.2,
awl dlciiosited in the ltcorder's offie.1.
5)1 this Parish as lot No. ntoe hundred
and four (lull, bounded North by lt 11.
No. One IHun.lre' and Ftfty-tt ) 12.
West by t'restdmnt street, lMamtil 1b
('Ironton street, amnd EK.mt mr lot No. Oue 13.
hundred and Five (Iti): 'together with la.
all the buildings and improvemleuts Ill.
thereon. I
sin the follow ing Teems and' (ondi- 4
tions, to-wit: 11
For ('ASlI. to pay and satisfy (1) the
sum ofms Eight ttunfiired and Sixty-loiur
($5mi4.th) Dollars, 'logi-ether with eight nr
twr cent per aimii fromn January 1st nar
Ira, till paid; (2) a sntm of ten per cent lit
on the sggregate thereof i.( sai priuct- sen
pal oild interest as attorneys fees, here
mn, unit (:1) all costs of these proceedings, nae
and which said amount. a: aforesaid, is of
semured i act "ot sale and mortgage ten'
tuftseml before 'llhmmas A. lideaux,
\otary 1'mibli. In amd for the Parish of a
Iafouretmo on the 1lth day of January and
18it1. .aMt's Ba r, ter
Sheriff of the ParIsh of Lafourebe. 1
ilowm:i.i. & ML.uitr, attorneys of Plainm- DI
tiff. the
July 19, 1a?. oft
Ott)INAN('E \O.240. for
Cout
An Ordinance amending and reonactiunc ter
se.tiron No.1 of ordinance 2:1. out
atmending )rdinmnce No. .l0adoptee' of I
on Septemimlxir (th, 19111. pre
Ite it ordained ty the Police Jury, of ani
the parish of lafinurehe, in regular so
meeting assembled, that section No. 1,
of Ordinance No. 2L7, adopted March
l::th, 11102, be amended so as to read as NO
follows: 1.
tat. District No. 1 shall extend from 2.
the upper line of the parish. right bank :t.
of the Baron I.afourclme to the lower line 4.
of the "ltidgetteld plantation" including i.
all back sottleiments. 0.
2nd. District to be known as the 7.
"Thitmloaux Drainage District" shall *
extend from the lower line of the Ridge- *
field plantation to the upper line of the 10.
Acadia plantation. I
3rd. District No. 2 shall extend from ll.
the upper line of the Acadia Plantation 14.
to the upper line of Firmin Thihudaux 18.
tract of land, opposite Itaceland lnched- 141.
ing the Bayou Leau Blue settlement. 17.
4th. Pi-ri.-t kno"t a a- the "ILwkpmtrt 18.
lirainage lhatriet" shaft ezt' nd fr.in 19.
'he thw.*r li- 4f dDistrict No.. to the m,
Uitlt of Mleie-o. 21.
5th. 1ºiatri't No.1 sha:ll x entsd from ý11
thiup r lute of mthe parsed, left bank ?5.
in a appe and L ver y 1*
astar down as the lower neof a 27.
plantation and including also the Bayou 15.
L'abanossl to its mouth at Bayou &kocuf. '".
a0.
6th. Sp vial l)istm let No.4 shall ex- I
tend front the lower line of District No.
3 to the upper line of the Bush airove Jul
plantmr lon. sic
7th. Ilistrist No. 4 s:,all extend from slg
the lower line of "Special District No. lat
4" to the lower line of ('h ." taw planta- set
tion, is-longing to I). Ilaratg, including sic
Lauve KidgeeVamlhorie l)tegue lairammatm s
('oteau Folse and all other bark srttie- fri
mentO. as
14th. Iistritt No. . shall '-xitnd from J"
the lower line . f ..r itrict No. 4 to the sic
lulf mif Mcxi'.", inmeltiding all hack set
tlem'.nts.fr
Adopted .ruli' 7, lIst!. mmi
H. N. Cot' i.m m, J. Ls Armow, CO
('le'rk. Presidemmt an
- - _______lo'
T XIlX.AI'.
Talmeiia mof the lirmmbable expenses of No
time i'mri-lm of Iif trelhe for time Fiscal
rearltur2. 1.
Salary 'if I tllm'mrs 14t0 2.
Pullke Juror., Mileage and Per 30
Di1cm, 190 4.
Road aimi here" Inspectors, I ago 5,
, Grandt and i".t it .1 rn..:,, wit *1
W1itne"'s ii mriimuinat m'.e-. .ela 7.
I.S'heriff's fm-es. lIns t
Apprehmemsiamn mof iiri-,stewras :.aut f
Convim'tiinn let's, 441 10.
Vmmnstatilm fm'es, 19 0 11
.tnsti'-e mit P,'mme fm.'s, IEus 12
Boardtamg of prisoners, hutal l.t
Coronmer's fees. 40011 I
Jtmrmrs of Inquest, -itp 1.5
Trex Cmmletmmrtr's ('onmatislon, alS 141
t'harity. atnd tmaintmenanmee of lim- 17
Pubmli' ?'imioo Fmmnd'm, ski Pts
ti..:mrantiin' aim. .'mmitmtion, mAlt $1
21
)Adopted July ii, ID(±. .
t II. N. t'mi'.mns, 3. 1,. Axraoui, *>
('lea-k. President 2
Jury Venire,
LTHE STATE OF IDI'INIAN¶ s
- Ii
L Sth. Jtmdietal Pisitrict ('ourt,-IPartsh of I5
Belit nonand remnemhered, Thata
nthsThirtieth day of July, Ia the tI
yrofour lord, (Onc thouasand, nine
hndrldand tw a
Pursuant to written notices leinued by
the Clerk of Court, in and for the Parish ,
of I.afoumrhie, aimd addlressed amnd given 4,,
to each of the Jury 'onmmissionlers, in A3
- and fmr said Parish, as by the said a
('jerk's eertitttmate hmereto annexed more t
fully aplm'.ars; we, UI. W. Frost; Henry t]
KI-hier'.' .1. .11l. Lefort; Thomas 3. Kno
tilach amid .hmin S. ileely, Jury Conmalls
sjmimn'r-, elumi'. appolnteti as such for the
Parish mm? I~afmmurche under the prori.
-ilmimi mif Act Nim. 1155 of the Gemeral As
semibly, mmi roved July 13th, Iet~, and t
pronumlgat'ed lmylpubilcation iat the State
otii'ial jimmrnail man July uith, ItiM, and
all duly swm'rn and quaalihhed asuche
Jury ('ommmissioners in sad fibs the said
Parish of? Iafisurche: met at the Ulerk's
omtlhme ai me- eounrt house in the iowa of
hl'xlmtoautx, and in oompanyv with
4'hmrli-4 J. Ilarker, i'ierk otsaia ouwrt,
ex-imtlicio Jury Cotmumnislser, duly
sworn and qual tMed as such. Then sad
there in the presence of Messrs. 3. Othi
Knobmloch and Emile J. Legendres, two
good and eotimpetent and dsinlaerested
aummomned by the Clerk of said Court
for the purpose; proceeded Is accord
ance with sectional of said Act No. 123
of the general Assembly of the Stste of
Louisiana of 1I1US, to examine the gener
al renire list on tile in the Clerk's office,
and having struck therefross the namsem
inept or t! -iittaliftied to serve as jmore IepJ
cifee th'ir 1a1e.,'- a wie' en'ered thre'n,
and the n:cttes af thuse who have di'd,
removed, Ie'cone' exempt or digqinalifivd
ae.re also I aken from the Cn"rul venite
box; after which we supplmeente'd the
eerimnal li st and the hallot: in the box,
with the amanams of the sat'e numnber of
geutl an I eomipeptent mien trotm the a ual
tiled jurors of the P':irish, as have it-en
takia., tri aa the te'x anal era-ed frese the
lit., so a- to Leep the number of flawt:.
in the gemieral velure box and on the
jury list at the original standard of
three ihuntlred containe't therein; e'aehle
of said mmalme so placed in the general
venire' box havint laen written hb toe
said Clerk on a separate slip of laalwar
together with the numetr of the wardI
or the place of residecee of sueh person. A. .1
An: I immecediately after comipletitag ,
said venire list, wi' selected tlherefrtnm (" J
the tLamnes of the follow iug twenty .iti.
reats, iaoodl and 'metnpeteut men, º, ,
tnt thme elualitl:ationms to serve as grand ts. A
jurors presCrileedl by section I of said H .
Art, taken from ditterent parts of the
Parish, as far as praeti'eatle, to serve as C. J
grand jurors at the ses.ion of ('ourt lie
ginning on Monday, Se'jit. 1th, It r., and
unitil disehiargeel aoreeriing to law, to
wit:
( I1ANID JUtiY.
'NO. WAitI).
1. Numa Elfert 1.
2. lIlon Meyer 1.
3. Altaert tarillion 1.
4. l. J. Touls -
.. Chas. A. Itadeaux Y
i. I'. L. Braud 2.
7. K. P. IAefert 2.
14. A. J. Sin'lnoneaud 2.
It. I tminns Iteleiebacx 3.
10. Alphonse Scott 3.
ll. N. it. l)avenpcert. Jr. 4.
12. Camaillee Iiehard 4, Mai
13. Victor Mor'ant 6. c21o
14. Monroe Seely "* foil
in. W11amOn rtlne 5. 1
Id. V'. S. Mathews 7. ,.'
17. Enmile lnsdet s. -*
14. .1. 'P. liadeaux 9.
19. fLen. Fore't 9.
2). Richard Williams hi. (,rt
And havineg so selected the above tarp
named persoms as grand jurors, the
name of each was written iian a separate Eqt
slip of pi:lwr by the ( lerk in the ures
ente of th' e'celmmissioners and witness- FII
es, and all the slips so eontaining the
name's and number of the ward of each elmet
of said gran!d jurors were lmlated in an unri
m'nvelope by um ('eemmcsiomlmers, which fraem
was be us sealed, sigreal immut eedorsed Apj
andl laleled,-"List of (rand .jurors", `.
and placed in the jury box as hereinaf
tIr stated.
After which we proeeed'eld, after the
slips contained in time' general venire
box imuid tc'en well emixed, to draw fromo
the said general venire cisx the names
of thirty perscxns to serve as petit jurors
for the tirct week of the session of sald
Court, beginning on Monday, Nte stem- I
ber, 8th, l)_, the namee teaini drawn
one at the time lac Itenry Rtiviera', oneI
of the said jury eoemmissioners, in the
pres'n'e ef lte' other c'omcmissmoeers
and of the witnesses, and which namves
so draw m, are as fel.low s:
FlLIST WI:l"K.
NO. W1'A ID. t1nY
1. W. S. 'ilLbtmam 1n.fat
2. Wmn. Pierce 4. ehau
3. Clay A.a ee 5. a0k
4. Edwar l Loup 14.
5. Leon Bays 3.
li. A'lide Matherne :.
7. Emile laourg 9.
8. (lustave 'ayoe t.
9. Amnbrotae Toups 5.
It. Ouezlppe Legendrt I.
II. Onezippe tiervals 7.
12. Hamilton Areeneaux K.
13. Emile Hebert 4.
14. Arthur Adam 2.
13. IL. A. Dauns 1.
16. Edmond Saueler 3.
17. Taylor Lojeune 5.
It. Emile Oachwald 2.
19. Louts Breaud 2.
2). Edward Mc('alla 2.
21. Albert Brand 3
$1. James Keefe 2.
it. L. A. BIoaOa 7.
M .1,** i7.1:
SS. Lo1.. Pffria L
Yf. Albert Bergerne I.
Y8. Oreatille Aucota 2
'. Simon (Gauthreaux 9. (C
30. Chas. A. Labit 2.
Having placed the names of the fore
going thirty persons so drawn as petit
Juros for the first week of the said Ises,
soon of Court in an envolope', we have
signed *md sealed, and endorsed and
labeled it,-"Liet of Jurors No. 1," to
serve for the said first week of the sea
sion. '
After which we proceeded to draw
front the said general venire box the
names of thirty persons to serve as petit
jurors for the second week of the sec
sion of said a'urt heginning on Monday
.Sept. 15th, 1Itsk, the nammes 'lieg drawn s
froam the isex one at the Itene hy saId LI
Henry Klviere, one of the Jury Voime
cmilsiceners, in time presence of the~ otimer
t'ommiessioneers ande of the witnesses,
and which names so drawn are as fol
lows:
si:VteNl WEiEK.
F NE). W~AitD.
1. J. E. I"al~t >ut
) 2. Wim. Ellimet
:1. Lo~uis Talser
e 4. Juem's .Iuinet
j5. Ettnetmln Gueedry 7.
S7. Ebzemee'Naquinat.
8. Edward lllrdsali 7
9. Octave Paurell 5 1
,m10. E. P. iDeiennte
I i. Julien Iteslrhtmre' I
C12. Alphemise tumilliem I.
I)1.. Iotis lmelilard .
ii It. Vaamelle. Lamouaereaux 2
Ii 15. 4'. 0. iDanttin !.
B It.. (liens Teuemies
17. Alec' Aue'eei.
em lst. Emciie ltie'harid 7.
.m I'm. Nelson uminimry
c 'it. June. lDeeulneimce
me 21. liraccain Toupee3
it ±2. Iseuts I onale'95
ti '2-. Allert finie
21. Armaneiee tilliat 8.
2i.1. .i. l.Imealin 2.
0 '61. Jnee. Pe'rklns I.
S 2AI. (leas. Fieetweo'nt 2.
- Ot). Morgane Sieringer 4.e
Hlavinmg p~l.td'( thce' name's of the' fereid
aoig thIrty perileins rlrawne as peti
Jirors for tim seroend week eef sakdses
- hu of enourt In aim envelope, we signed
and sealed the samie', aced enmdorsetl aend
laleled it, "List of Jurors No. 1', to
ecer'e' for the se'cend wet-k of tie.se'meslcei.
Amid thereupon we leave lelat-ed time
said two sealed envelopes, together
with the sealed envelopee ecntalnlng a
lIst of grand jurors selected as herein
itahove set forth, in a hox p rivided for
me the purpose, labeied,-"Juryiiox,"
me whtc'h was thereupon locked and sealed,
and placed In the censhtely amnd keeping
of the (lerk eef 'court, feer use at the
"next ensuing session of cecurit. and sub
n jeet tee thce orders of the Dilstrlct Judge'.
AdteaId general venlre box was
~'alw2oaloked and sealed and delivered tee
Sthe said 0terk of ('ourt as the cucstodlian
Y thereof; all In presence of the said
~'wlicesmees.
~'In faIth whereof, we have signed thub
D roeims verbal of the drawing of time
jury, made at time tIme, on the day,
month and year first abeoie written, in'
(Original SIgned)
J. M. LEtmORT.I
Id fl~Y. KIVIEmEc', I
Jxo. S. SRILY,
of Tnrotxs Ksc.Iejem,
H. W. FittesT,
rJury Vceemnission~e'r5.
ly 4' J. BecKeri,
*d Clerk of (court, ex-ottmh*ce.Iuery I 'emc.
SWltnessem':
Co J. (. Keuotm~ocl,
E . K J. LEGEtIcDRK,
Read and filed July .39, lift2.
LI (SIgned) RJ AKR
art ('lerk of said Court.
rt" A true eopev:
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ar- D'v. Clerk.
ce, Jumly 39, 1902'. .
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