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I:and ADVERTISE "g a i' I tVI r C
Id. InJ The Sentinel. d cnM*4fl 4 A thi Qffloe
Official Jownal of the Pa.rish of Lafourohe a.d GUtaiMaa of +he Inthe st of the Town.
Vol. 37. THIBODAUX, LA., SEP. 18, 1902. No. 8
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OUR ANNUAL
Aug. Clearance Sale
IsNow On.
Big Bargains in Gents
Underwear, Ladies Under
wear, Ladies Trimmed and
Walking Hats, Childrens,
Misses and Boys Straw Hats,
Baby Caps, Gents Linen
Pants, Boys Suits, Fans,
Shirt Waists, etc. etc.
Prices Cut to 20, 25 and 30 per cent
BELOW FORMER LOW PRICES
IF YOU WANT BARGAINS, CALL EARLY.
THE RACKET STORE,
Originator of Low Prices. )
Phone 130. Chas A. Badeaux, Prop
Main St. Badeaux building
THE PLANT OF THE',Ž
THIBODAUX BRICK WORKS
4WITH THE FINEST EQUIP
MENTS IN THE SOUTH
Is now prepared to furnish the best and cheap
est brick in the market......................
-Oe million brioks on hand ready for delivery.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. ADDRESS.
LAURENT X. FOLSE,
MANAGER, . PHONE 12
E. J. BRAUD,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. PHONE
EMILE LEFORT
- ...Sale Stables. F
Undertaking
: 24 Establishment
Blacksm ith and
SPatriot St. Cor. Levee and Market, Thibodaux.
SJust received a nice line of
Water Coolers, Step- a
S Ladders, Bird Cages,
Ice Cream Freezers, I
Lawn Mowers, Cro
quet Sets, and Base
Ball Goods"
H. Riviere & Co.
'Phone 108. Cor. Main 4 St. Louis 8ts.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
I"
Announcement1
This is to inform my cus
tomers, friends and the pub
lic in general, that I am now
located at my new stand,op
posite my old store, next to
the Thibodaux Drug Store.
Emile J. Braud.
TRUE
SAND TRIED
TROUSERS
It is to our interest to
sell, as well as yours to
buy, only that brand of
Trousers which has a
sound and reliable repu.
tation for cut, fit and
durability. We can
honestly recommend the
"R c5' W" make because
they have always given
our customers entire sat
isfaction.
Ellis Braud's Sons.
THIBODAUX LA.
YOU
Needn't Search For It,
for it is as Benjamin Franklin
said, "The way to wealth is as plain
as the road to market"
Our failures are not caused by
not knowing what to do, or how to
do it, but because of the lack of will
to do what we ought-lack of deter
l ,b mination.
Every man knows that he
ought to save--almost every man can
save but lacks the will to start sav
ing.
Won't the fact that we appre
ciate small deposits as much at the
large, and the fact that our Savings
Department iQ protected by all the
assets of the bank be some induce
ment to open your account with us.
i. .-. Rebtihaux, 5t,4'R o . P. Shaver,
PRKSIDENT. F' .Y Agdtq. CASaHIR.
Will They Dare Adopt These?
The following resolutions were
adopted by the Republicans of St. F
Martin, and referred to the committee k
on resolutions at their coming nom r4
inating congressional convention, b
namely: S
"Resolved, That our candidate for l
Congress be instructed to oppose a C
Cuban reciprocity proposition by hiu a
word and vote upon all proper occa. It
lions, as being contrary to the sounl e
doctrine of protection to home indus.
try, and ruinous to Louisiana sugar
Interest. ti
'-Resolved, That we censure our a
Praideol Roosevelt, for 0
In favor of Onhan reiproeity when g
he knows it to be a serious injury to
our Louisiana sugar industry." h
Will the Republicans in convention e
assembled dare to adopt these resolu.
Lions A test of their manhood and ti
patriotism now confronts them; we c
shall soon see h)w they will come ti
out of the crucible.
Democratic Congressional
Convention.
The Democratic Congressional Con C
vention for the Third Congressional
District which met in New Iberia on k
Wednesday adopted the followiog P
resolution: ti
"That the Third Congressional Dis tl
trict committee call a Democratic
convention to nominate a Congress. 1
man for the Fifty-eighth Congress,
said convention to meet at Napoleon
ville on Monday, Sept. 22, 1902, at
12:30 p. m., and that the various
parishes of the district be invited to
attend the convention, one delegate i'
to every 2,5.00 inhabitants or frac.
tion thereof." d
The Committee did well to choose t
Napoleonville, as that town has never t
before, we believe, had the Democra.
tic Congressional Convention. It has I
now good railroad facilities, and dele- t
gates from the West will be given an I
opportunity to visit the progressive I
little "Bayou City." I
Doctor A. Marks, the well known t
eye specialist and refracting optician, c
furmerly of Galveston, Texas, will be I
iw-Thibodedas ar two weeks. Doetor '
Marks while in Thibodaux will have "
his office at the jewelry store of F. 3
Zernott All persons having any
ailments of the eyes causing pain and I
imperfect sight or any disease of the a
eyes or headaches or smarting or
burning sensation in the eyes. The t
eyes ache or water or everything C
seems or becomes dim, when attempt. I
ing to use them for only a short time,
in some eases there is a pain in :he t
eye bells, temple and forehead, also
severe periodical headaches often at,
tributed to neuralgia accompanied 1
frequently by nausea and general
nervous and physical prostration; t
squinting of the eyes in the effort to I
see more clearly. I will giva you a
satisfactory examination free of
charge and if glasses are needed you
will get the kind that will relieve all
of the above troubles. Consultation
free.
For Sale.
A complete Household outfit, con.
slsting of 1 Smith & Barnes Plan,
1 6 piece Mahogany Toilet Set and 2
Rattan Rockers; 1 elegantly carved I
wsalnut Victoria Bed Room Set, glass
door Armor, centre Table, 4 chairs.
1 Rattan Rocker, 1 IIair and Spring
Mattress, pillows, Monquito Bar,
Washstand Set, etc. and 1 Beautiful
Mantel Cabinet and clock; 1 Walnout
Victora Bed room Set, complete with
lattress, Spiiug, Bar, pillows, Wash
stand Set; 1 oak Victoria Folding bed
with Sring (when closed uesed as a
Hat Reck.) large mirromr in centre.
1 Oak Dioning room outfit coaisttng
of elegant oak 16S ft. extension
Table, Side Board, Refrigerator and 6
chairs. 1 Gauolne Stove, 1 Kitchen
Safeand Table; Miattings, Carpets,
Rugs, Curtains, Shades etc. etc., every
thing to make a spleudid Household
Equipment.
For furthetr particulars, apply to
A J. Tao.a
8 Empire Hotel.
Dr. A. Marks,
Well Know Eyie Speutalist,
WILL Is At
F. Zernott's,
Jewelry Store
For Two Weeks.
Exarriq atteq Free.
Farmers' Institute.
Lafourche is going to have a T
Farmers' Institute. Several well
nown and progressive planters of
lafourche and Terrebonne are per.
ecting arrangements to have one
ield in this town on Wednesday,
k ptember 24th, and it is to be hoped
)ur planters and farmers,. our mer- th
:hants, professional men, artisans,
nud in fact the people in general will n
end their aid to make it a pronounc- i
;d success.
Prof. W. C. Stubbs, of the State P
Experimental Station, and other dis
inguished agriculturists will deliver
addresses or read papers on questions o
Af vital interest to planters and farm
ru, and it is eupeeted that much
food wm come fro. the itstitate.
The programme for the occasiono
iss not yet been completed but we
,xpect to have it ready to make full
announcement in our next issue.
The people of Terrebounse, Assump
ion and other adjoiniag parishes are
ordially invited to attend the insti
,te. a
The papers of Houma and oft
apoleonuville will please make men
ion. 8e
Give A Iook!
The ever favorite German Dialect
,omedian Pete Baker In a grand N
'cenic revival of a comedy that you ed
snow is great Chris and Iena Sup. 3,
orted by a Big Company, iunluding "i
he Irish Alderman John Kernell and h<
.he handsome singing artist Miss Bes
ie Miller. Seats now selling at V. J. st
Knobloch. Usual pricer. "3
- - *-* - at
Hymeneal. ri
BERGERON-P-RICE. .
On Tuesday at 12 o'clock, at Lock th
Mort, Simon L. B.'rgcron sld Miss to
Nellie Price were m irri'd. The wed- vi
;ing was very quiet, none but the tli
two fam.lies being invited to witurss gs
the cerenmozsy. The couple, after re th
aeiving congratula.tions, drove to on
Bowie, where theiy lxoar led the east
bound train and went to New Or
leans. Thence the3 went to Bay St S,
Louis to -.nj',y theit honeymoon. w
Both of the contruacting parties have of
many friends. The brde is a daugh
ter of Mrs. Omer P ice and a sister
of Dr. A. J. Price, parish coroner. Lb
She is a graduate of the State Nor R
Mlbool, sad taught school in the a
it ikIty of Lockport for a couple of
years. The groom is a resident of
Thibodaux, but has been living in
Lockport for some time past. He is j
a son of the late Valfroid Bergeron, is
and has a large number of friends in be
this parish and in Terrebonne. The ti
couple were the recepients of many r3
presents. IL
The SENTINEL extends its congra
tulations 'o the happy couple.
Messrs. Chasles V. Moore, of w
Schriever, and Ozem6 Naqus and a,
Thomas H. Roger, of this parish, all ai
three prominently Identified with su. ti
gar planting, are taking much inter- di
eat in the organization and promo s e
tion of the Farmer's Institute to be p
held in this town on Sept. 24th. es
They should receive all needed assis tr
tance so as to make the institute a _t
grand success. n,
Senator W. H. Price and Mr. Thos. f
Beary attended the meeting of the
Democratic Congressional Committee -g
which met in New Iberia on Wednes
day. They report a full attendance
and a very harmonious meeting. Mr.
Beary was appointed a member at
large of the committee to fhll a vacan- Ii
cy occsioned by the redistricting of i
the State.
Fe .
Sthe aesstem. It cas by h
eaaILr ·and viteS.1lug the
blood, amoving thee ae
of di It -v vigor and
teoe and builds up tbe bueah
sad sre mgtof the patit ,
sad will eosuns to eare more
of th above dasaam thaaafl ,
other k nowa medles, many of
whIch do mome harm than d.
' Try itsand be eonvtneed that
it I a wonder anda blasg to
eululai houmnity.
tessor5. Porealeadruugists.
Send stonmp - or of prh
aelms wonderful cases. If 3
eradrngiat eannot pplyyou
ausa a suesm mo , ma t .as
Base Ball.
['hibodaux 4, Plattenville 3.
The above score tells the tale of
he game of base ball played on last
aunday at Tetreau's park between the
hove two teams.
A good many people had an ides
bat the up the bayou team would be
o match for our boys (and in conmse
Luence the attendance was small) but
a this they were doomed to disap
ointment for the Piatteuville tena
3 one of the strongest home teams in
he state and the game Sunday was
ne of the best seen on the home
round this season.
Both pitchers did good work but
Vallef 0* t o.liometm had heIh t I
f the argument mai wald are.ord
it edge support by some National
eague playing on the part of some
f the home team.
The principal features of the game
rere Walle's pitching, tibb's stop of
hot grounder behind 3rd base after
hard run and th-n his speedy throw
u first catching the runner.
The Plattenville boys are perfect
entlemen and they are weloume here
,t any time.
The first of the two games between
lew Iberia and Thibodaux was "pull.
d off' Thursday. and the score 10 to
tells bhortly the story of the
dumb" article of ball put up by the
ome boys.
With Pierce in the box pitching
teady, winuing ball, the locals played
yellow" and accorded the clever
rutst rngged support. IMyat his
ival, was clearly outmatched, but the
oys behind him gave him "gilt edged"
upliort, and lie won his game. In
he opelning innings the locals "went
o pieces", and allowed seven of the
'istors to cross the "rubber". Then
hey settled dowu somtnwhat lnt tleh
lmeO was already "cinched" ant with
he finest kind of playing, they conki
oly bring three men over the plate.
To.morrow the locals meet the
mith Bros. aggregation, the pennant
inners, of the Commercial League,
f New Orleans.
Monday, Tuesday and Vednesday,
he locals "do battle" with the Babas
tuge tegm, which came out *sgoed
lest" in tem Cotte Statep Lsages's
ace for the Sag.
The Viidioator.Nems of Franklia
ustifies the Thibodaux base ball dlub
a refusing to play the Franklin team
tecause that team tried to foree on
hem an objectionable player, contra.
y to agreement previously entered
nto.
A Parson's oble At.
"I want all the world to know,"
writes Rev. C. J. Bublong, of Ash.
sway, R. L, "what a thoroughly good
mnd reliable medicine I found in Kleo
ric Bitters. They cared me of jana.
ice and liver troubles that had caus.
d me great suffdring for many years.
or a genuine, all around cure they
xcel anything I ever saw." Elue.
ric Bitters are the surprise of all for
heir wonderful work in Liver, Kidl.
tey and Stomach troubles. Don't
all to try them. Only 50 eta. Sate
action is guaranteed by All Drug.
gists.
The eye is the window of your soul
eware how you use them and beware
iow you abuse them. And if you
:an't read with comfort by artikcial
ight there is something wrong. Ex.
rmination free at F. Zernott's Jewel.
y Store.
Hello!
Central give me phone No. 159, Is
this Mesrs Auslet and Gibbs. save me
!our best seats I want to see The
Germsn Dialect Comedian Pete BDk.
r in Chris and Lens. Seats ao
elling at V. J. Knoblosh. Usual
prisa.
A Lawyer Outwitted.
An old whitewasher stood Ibefure
the Court as a witness. The lawyer
tor the defendant trined to confusel
him.
"You are Friedrich Muller t"
"Are you the Friedrich Muller who
was sentenced uear mitigating mr
caumstances for robbery ?"
,"No, I am not that Muller."
-'ou were, perhaps, the Muller
who was sentenced to two years'
imprisonment for theft ?'
"No, I am not that Muller eitber,"
",Were you ever Ia prison ?"
"Yes; twice."
' How long the Isrt thie ?"
"A whoe aftermoos." e
"An afternoon ? And th aeod -.
timeo' You mst iake truthlul
statements, as you are swor. "11
you were in praons for us sort a
time, what did you do ?"
"I only whitewashed citfobri .
lawyer who had ~-hted his'eiem.s"'.
Th;e lawyer dil not ask aosy u.-
i.uetions on that bjeet. . -'
Alezandris s aeon e ban apas
lug aim! ad tnk factoro. "
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