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T'o insure a~otice n th,'ir r.oltlnln icxti,,ns,
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Latter Illtenlead for pulblicatio, n ehnlll be
prltten only on one aside of thIe sleet. and to
insurn Inertioln ii the week's ijasli., coil- I
nounicationaS should rea-l, this tflliee by
Uedneedlav's muall of that week.
Hard on Them. s
Ella Wheeler Wilcox is '
lard on both the self-made 11
plan and the penurious hus- i,
hand. Of the first she says: b
"It is a pity that some self- 0
made men did nt lose the ec
patterq lefqre they complet
ed the job. It is sometimes
unnecessary for a rich mpan to
to boast that he is self-made.
We would all know, without
being told, that God had
pothing to do with it."
She justly roasts the penu- tl
rionq husband, whq never tl
gives his wife a cent without n
begrudging it, and making b
her feel as though she were ii
pothing but a miserable beg- s
ar, instead of the wife of h
is bgso, entitled tq an
pqual sharp in the profits of 1(
their joqint labors. a
"The bitterness of heart, n
the suffering, the crucifixion
pf pride these brutally selfish
t44s blind husbands have
paused and are causing refin
pd women, are beyond words
to express.
;Tye, happiness, sentiment, t
all ly from such a home. a
Life becomes a dreary routine a
pf duty, and marriage a bon- .
hlage. Men like these have r
S gIness to possess wives. ,
is ell eariied rcretion.
women out into the world to I
wave the flag of emancipa 1
Lio. 'If the old man bad C
never been selfish and incon
siderate, the new woman
would never have existed." i
The Negro Improvident.
Bookor T'. Washington in
an article contributed to the
September issue of the Cos
mopolitan Magazine, des.rip
tive of the Tuskegee Institute,
and his early struggles to es.
tablish it, admits his enlight
enment on a popular error
with the negro race. He
says:
,'The time was wheti I was
rather inclined( to blame the
,outhern white man for the
Flehts of t le colored people,
but a closer observation has
taught me that one of the
main things th!e Southern
wphite man has to guard
against is to keep the uegro
f ro. going too deeply in debt,
and ithat but for the refusal
Sl oany Sauthern merchants
and ma to give more cre
iit,'jle negro and the
be 1· .~"i~"~anet they:
mqp no doubt that the
ieyo tsI very improvident,
ang4t)a4 trait seeius tQ be a
phq~aeris'ic of his nature.
It Ik f improvidqnce which
wil ~p him, for years to
Foup ( hit roper sphere as
a "ge~er of wood and drawer
Me thus speas of otr prone.
peas to fptidqge r the actions
1 otars
y q mnst g( r qxt toh~av
~q y~,r actiogs distorted;
6v y oA* sees them through
.l '.4n, medirnu, with his
9ws id.aa and feelings: oUr
voy., 'd,. except those
bg lp e in te eane divine
daters, do not always under
Ila O~l-. -We. must excuse
ltle sbortoomings in every
thinq . od loves us tender
y. although we are so frail,
eo vain. so prone to evil! liHe -
loves us because the little
love we return Him touches
Him. so mighty is a little
love !F"
Kind-eartedne-s in one's ,,
.talinigs is the great charm,
of life. A mind attentive to) i
the wants of others, which l,
avoids everythi.ng cuahlulated
to give them pain, which is n.
generouq, which does riot 1c
keep sileliie 0 out of toiclli iess I
or pride, that mind is the
mind of a Christian, and is `
the joy of every one who '1
•lomles in coltac't with it.-
LACOnRAIRE. tI
General "Hell-Roaring" il
minith, of Philippines infamy,
having been accorded a warmn t
welcome upon his return
mlone by his Ohio neighbors, )
Is now disposed to show fight rt
eli
by resisting the President's oil
,rder retiring him from the I
ti(
service. th
N
And so General Miles goes o
to Manila on an inspection
tour. Wonder if it will turn "
,ut to . e a whitewashing
committee-of-one bslei iess.
o1'
Winona Times.
Did you ever get any
thanks for telling people of n
their faults? No, and you
never will. It becomes your fo
bounden duty sometimes, but re
it always has to be done as a s
stern duty and not with any B
hope of reward. The tenden- Ti
ey of the world is to hate the (
man who tells the truth and
love the man that lies. What '"
a pity it is that men will Ji
never learn that our friends *
tell us of our faults and our
enemies flatter us. a
Tide Southward. ti
St. Loutl Republic.
The tide of emigration now i
seems to be turning toward
the South, and the interest B
which the Southern States of
are taking in the World's
Fair is but a manifestation of
the awakening which has al- ri
ready done eb much for the
in building of the New South.
1 yond any houit, the ez
bits to be made at the World's
Fair of 1904 by the Southern ,
States will be a revelation to
all who have not made a spe
cial study of the South's
growth and advancement dur
ing the past ten years. No a
other section of this country
has made such marked pro- I
gress along general lines of
improvement. The South can
well afford to exert its best
effort in the display of its I
plroducts and manufactures 1
at thile World's Fair, the con
sequent advertisement there
of being of more vakie than
can be obtained in any other
manner.
True Success.
The Rev. Bernanrd Feencey, in an
admirable little book entitled "'Ilow
to Get On," which every boy with<
some ambition ought to read, says:
'Success does not depend on the
worll's estimate of your calling or
profession. It depends solely ou the
kuowlkdge or skill you bring to it, on
the energy with which you w3rk at it,
on the wholesoulctl devotion with
which you are absorlbd in it. By
these means you build up a character
for yourself that becomes daily more
and more esteemed and respected by
those who come in contact wth you.
*Your word la good as your bond."
Your steadiness, fidelity, reliability,
is never called in queatioo. You ate
looked up to within your own sphere,
by some with envy, by others with
admiration; but all agree In regard
ing you as one who has deservedly
attaiued the highest possible suoeess.
Now, you will surely admit that
such success is worth striving for.
How, then, should you begin to ac
quire ii ? First and ebiefly bh deter
mination. Mblake success, unqualified
and anuolate, a leading feature of the
ideal you keep before you. Aim at
small and frequent rather than great
advances. Remember the lines of
our national poet:
• We have uot wtng~. we cannot .Cmr;
But we have feet to scale and climb
By 'low degrs, by more and more.
The lofty summit of our time."
In this way our determinaton to
succ~eed will be. easy and practical,
not spasmodie andti eslhasusting; and
its results will become visible much
sooier than we expecL"
S Not Doomed For Life.
I wnes treated for three years by
good dctors, writes \V. A. Greer,
McCon;ellsvlle, O, "for Pile(s, and
Fistula. but, when ali faied, BSaek
Slen'i Arit a Salve cured me in two
.-w..ekg'" Cures Bunis BIruiseas, Cuts,
Corus, Spres, Eruptions, Salt Rhellnm.
Piles or un pay. 25c at All Drug.
gists.
OFFICIAL
proceedings of the Po
lice Jul y.
STAT'I'E F L(ll:ISIANA,
'PA.:! lIl t1 LA[,\ li'llhi
"TF ili ':lai tx. Lia. l. t. It . Io002.
The o!iei .itir% of the Pari-h of Ita
foutrl o' l it' I tis eta': iln regular ,ess.ion.
p'r-. I t -.1i . , ll. c in, i r.,ilenh i l, liil -
\!< rr .l. 1.. 11.i. ..., I'.1 . l Jdry . I ...
I:arri,-, I'. I? . r\..t atit. Alex Th.l'riot,
P'. F. .'tile .t, J. L. Le ;lanl ali IF. 'P.
Parra.
A.l' u t- \1- r. L.. t} t.d rierte.
Thl' iii itutl - of .J1itll tll l:t wva- read
anl l :tpirlll. d 1',a\ rc..1 : n." 1 .". rIt'l.
Pu ri:;.nt to thli rei.ilar l lder of Ibutil -
lc ., lth t liei a;.niil t it pi ri-I werele
1lu" "'-"l - ,, , r :l . nl d refer d te l oi thie oil
lliltim..' k tllcla [ ,"r I X ellai l a ll.
iThe PIrit ,iln -f .Mrs.. errilete 'rToips,
all intdi-ient widIw, was reald aind refer
red to the co mmititee oil claimit, for in
vesticetio in aittil report.
'lht" Petition of ille citizenti of the lIltit
ward itkinllg that the roid no the IlErr
Itti. of litivoU I.Lafiurche, fro'o tlie
end of the Sit l'ever sy'ten,. as far
tdol as leeville. he relil I orly olpened
and slupervi-cd, as per the roar! laws of
the parish. t sa liltitted, re:tdl an laid
over for a-tli.*u at t.i--llhrrows ,s<t.ciOln.
At this tiln the matrter of the tilpula
ihn in tihe cntractl, enltered into lby
this jury with tle P'aiul Jail iE'. of St.
Louis for thei rvimintllini aind repair tf
the Parish jail and calling for the worlk
pi tee i.otplltleltd hiy th lte 1 of Ic toier
iiIel, twas tiaken up; anti i view of the
faet, that work in said jail would have
entailed inuh ineonvetuience on the jail
oliheers in the handli g anti safe cuard
nht of the prisciters during the Septem
tier term of the criitnia court, the ae
tion of Presideit Auoieill it extending
the period for ntlipl!etio of sail jail, to
November Ist 1trl, was. on iotion of
Mr. Morvant, secoilded by Mr. Theriol,
duly approved and ratified.
Numterous appllications for the Road
lnspeetorship of the various distriel of
the arishi, were read and laid over un
til to-Ioirro's sessiotn, when the elec
tion will take place.
Other petition fT r i ifferent parish
oftices were also read and laid over for
consideration at the proper time at to
mIorrow'sv session.
The treasurers reports, on General,
Drainage and the Schiol Funds, were
presented, duly read and referred under
he rule the rules to the Committee on Finance I
for examination and report. i
In as much as the above mentioned.
reports establishes the fact that shoriff I
and ex offitcio tax collector, James
Beary, has faithfully accounted for and
settled with the parish for all parish
Taxes for the year 1901, Mr. Morvant,
seconided by Mr. Basset, offered the fol
lowing resolution.
Whereas, proper evidence being now
before this jury to the effect that
Sheriff, and ex ollicio tax collector '1
James Henry, has well and truly settled
with the parish for all taxes due her for
the year 1901, therefore (
Be it Resolved, that a full quietus be
and is here granted by this Jury to the .J
said James Beary, sheriff and ex oftleio I
Tax collector, of this parish, in so far as J
the Taxes of the year 1l01 are concerned.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
by the following vote.
Yeas-Aucoln, Basset, tuedry, Bar
rios, Morvant, Theriot, Falgout, Le
Blanc and Parrsa.
Nays-None.
Mr. Morvant seconded by Mr. Le
Blanc, offered and moved, the adoption
of the following Revenue Ordinance for
the year 1902, which being duly second
ed, was carried by the following vote.
Yeas-Aucoin, Basset, Oaedry, Bar.
rios, Morvant, Theriot, Falgout, Le
Blanc and Parra. 1
Nays-None.
ORDIN NL'E NO.241.
vy ng aspial tax for the yolsrf
Nineteenh ahundred and two (1902) on all !
property situated in the Parish of La- '
fourche, subject to taxation under the.
Constitution of 198.
Section No. 1-Bli it ordained by the
Police Jury of the Parish of Lafourche,
in regular meeting convened, that an
ad-valorem tax of ten mills on the dop
lar he and is hereby levied for the cur
rent year Ninoteetn hundred andl two on
all property siitat.ed in the Parish of
Lafourche, Louisiana, inot exempt front
taxation under the Constitution of
Section No. 2-Be it ordained, etc.,i
That the said tax, when collected, shall
tbe apportioined andI set apart as follows:
First. I Mills shall Ibe set apart to
pay the current expenses of the Parish
nIeinditig the salaries of the Parish otll
ear, and lshall lie known as the"iOGNE
ItAL FUNI)."
iSecondt. 2l.. mills -hall lct set apart
and usell d for the lainiltenllne of the
Pub)lic Schools (If the Parihi, and schall i
be known as the "'il'ilLIC SCItoriL
TEACHER'S FUNI1."
Third. . Mill shall be set apart and
used only for the purpose of building,
improvinig and repa.iring the ehoCd
Houses belotging to the Parish and
paying the salary of the Sutperinendent
tand such incidentals as may ie neces- I
sary under an ecneomic mnanagement, i
rant the same shall he known as "TlE
PtIIILIC SCIll H)1 HOUSE FUNII."
The Public School and Publie School
house funds shall be subject to the legal
order of the Sehool Board of the Parish,
and a statement elearly showing how
the funds have heein expotided shall -e
submitted by the Superintendent of the
ScIhools of this l'arislh to this Jury sienti
atnually, Tay on the First of July autd
.lanuary of each year.
Fourth. 1 Mill shall be set apart
and used for IDrainage j xltrmies as sti
pulated iy Ordinane No. I9r2, adopted
March, 7th., I51 and the Revised Ordi
nances of this Parish, Section 71I, adop
ted January, 12th., 1900, and the same
shall be apportioned and expended as
therein provided.
Section No. 3. Be it ordained, etc.,
That this ordinance shall take effect
from and after Its passage.
There being no further business at
this time, the jury on motion of Mr.
Morvaat, seconded by Mr. Basset, ad
Jonrned to to-morrrow at 10 o'elock a.
IH. N. COihow, J. L. AcrroIrx,
Clerk. Preslident.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFOURCIHE.
S Thibodaux La. Sept. 11,, 902.
The Policlee Jury of the Parish met.
this day pursuant to adjournment on
Present-J. L. Aueoin, President. and
Messrs. C. J. Guedry, U. J. Barrios, E.
U. Morvant, Alex '1'heriot, P. F. Fal
e gout, J. L. LeBlane and F. P. Parra.
I Absent-J. L. Basset and L. Rodrigue.
, The minutes of yesterday's session
was read and adopted as recordled.
Mr. Morvant, of the Finance Commit
tee submitted the following report
which, on motion of Mr. Guedry second
ed by Mr. Parra, was approved and
adopted, by the following vote.
Yeas-Aucoin, Guedry, Barrios, Mor
O vant, Theriott Falgult, Lellane and
d Nays-None.
SThibodaux, La. September 10th 1902.
To the President and Members of the
Police Jury of the Parish of Lafourche.
Gentlemen :-Youttr comnmittee on Fjn
ante beg to report that they have care
Sftlly examined the books of the treus
urer and that they have checked all thc
d; vouchers with samne and find eterything
to be correct.
Rkspectinuly yours,
. l ionmmlitte on Finance
SReport of A. J. lIraud. i arish tre'-iur
er, in aoie,,'l w~ili the ui, 'ti ltitI ,
th, 'risf of I ait ir t. ftr t, ",rmtt fe
_ CASTORIA
_ ~For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
AVegetable PrerationforAs
similatiag theF~dandlle ula
s. 4 of Bears the
Signature
Promotes Digestion.CheerfuI
ness andRest.Contains neitlher of
O3mMorpaine nor)finraL
NOT XUARCOTIC.
I ...In
Aperfe Remedy forCosp-Uss
tion. So r mch,Dianhoes
Worms sCons.feverish- For Oier
............*-For 0 ver
!aclb Signature or
Sg1 oThirty Years
XACT PY WRAPPEASTORIA
's'r aa *enw w Ma . NeUa rem O
ginning July 5th. and ending with Sop- J. 1
temuher 6!th. 1902!, h
Balance on hand last report $1242 '23 Ji
Receipts since A.
From Bridge revenues $1000 00 t
From Taxes 211 74 Jai
from Licenses 027 50 1
From sale of one Stray Jai
Mare by Roger R8 50
Total receipts for term 1817.74 1'
- H.
Grand total for term $14309 97 Co
. Disbursements 9
Jurors of Inquests 7 00 Ti
Jail account 403 40
Justice peace Fees 2b3 00 S
Constable fees 350 00
Conveying Prisoners 17 40 I.
Sheriff's Salary 249 90 Mr
Salary of Ofleers 219 ti
Road Inspectors 2 0 Wi
Mileage and Per Diem 03 10
Pensions 390 00 LI'
Commission of Tax Col
lector 41 5 Th
Clork's Poll tax account 87 00
Repair of Roads and Th
ridges 16 2 S.
Election expenses 3 00 A.
Board of health expenses 100 00 - a
Janitor and Hounds .54 If
Incidentals 277 3+)
S P.
Total disbursements for I
--- IJa
Balance on hand this
6th. day of Sept. lu.2. $: ! 12 E
Bespectfully nubmittedi. { A
Report of A. J. Braud. i'arish trea u:'
er. in account with the I)ra:,a .e Funds
of the Parish of Lafourclhe f.'r the term
beginnuing July 5th. and n .:in' with b,
September 6th. 1902. '.
Balance on hand last report $2l" 63 fr
Total receipts from taxes I ii 3
Grand total for term $ :'I 0(3
Dlsburetm:"nts h
For Tax Collectors (',nm
mission- 21 1? º
To Martin Lane from G;. D. 1"
.F . 'ýII lti
To Martin Lane from wn . 1).
11. F . . . h
A
Total disbursement; for E
termu 47 21 f
Balance on hand thl: d:;:",
Distributed as follows,
Credit of Dist. No. 1 S, 71 it
3 11i 12
4 21954
5 359 i
Credit of Special Dist. oI
No. 4 20!7 11
Credit of Thibodaux drain
age Dist 29 78
Credit of Special Bonded
dist 715 05
Credit of General Dredge
Boat Fund 578 91
Amount on hand as p
above $92175 82
IaRespectfully submitted, a
A. J. BRATTD,
Parish Treasurer. v
Report of A. J. Brand, garish treasur
er, in account with the School Funds of
the Parish of Lafourche for the term
beginning July 1st and ending with
September 6th 192.
Balance on hbadmuly 1st $191 21 r
Reselpts sines 11
Poll taxes $10 00
('urrent echool taxes 88 ' I
SScehool house taxes 17 64
Interest on Daily Balance 6 97
I Ferry Receipts 328 35 t
t
Grand total for termb $2521 55
Disbursements. c
Teachers Pay 3492 50
IRents, Repairs and Sup
plies 249 84
: Superintendent's salary 190 98
Printing 19 25
Mileage and Per Diem 16 15
Tax Collector's com. 10 44
Incidental expenses 7 55
Total disbursements $3095 71
r Sc'hool fund overdrawn
d this d $1471 17
Totals $8ij 8 71p900 71
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. BtAuD,
- Parish treasurer.
Mr. Gunedry of the Comminttee rn
e claims subUtte4 the following report.
g T'hibodanx La. Sept. 11, 1902.
To the Police Jury of the Parish of
Lafourche.
(Gentlemen :-Your C(ommittee on
claims, to whom numerous claims
e. against the Parish, presented at your
. ousion on yesterday, was sulmitted,
,f hte to report favorably on the follow
. L. l~asset, nails for r',ad
bridges $ 3S
Jury commissioners, Sept.
term 19 '0
A. J. Price M. D., coroner's I
fees 117 00
James Beary, sheriff, crim.
Ex., R. liattey 9 20
James Ileary, sheriff, witnesses
jury of inquest 3 00
fr. F. Dunn, book, sheriff's
office 17 40
i'. it. L s.eigne, art. for C II 1 80
i. liviore & Co. art. for C II T
and jail 2 10
Colton P.oger, jury of Inq.
Zachary 200
Tilden Elliot, Jury of Inq.
Verret 2 00
Sylvestre Bourg, jury of Inq.- 00
Zachary 200 i
II. Rivlere & Co. art. for C H 70 -
Mrs. T. E. Roubichaux, cistern.
sheriff's house 3 00
Lafourche Comet, pub. May pro
ceedings 30 25
Lafourele Comet, pub. July pro
ceeding and Jobs 43 25
Thihodaux Sentinel pub. July
proce,,dincs and Job 57 87
Thihodaux Sentinel job printing 9 15
S. Lcvron Sue. art. for C 1I d0
A. Molaison, lime for jail 2 55
Garcia Stationery Co., books for
sheriff 205
Louis A. Riviere, J. of Inq, Vic
r'hibx. 2 00
P. J. Aucoin, J. of Inq. Vic
Thibx 200
C. H. Brand, J. of Inq Vie Thlbx 200
Jas. Cherault, J. of Inq. Vic
'Th ,"' 200
Etig'c a.,ra::Lt, n ,essor'a per
cent 770 09
A..I. I'-;.,'. c~rouer's fees, J.
;t.B .. .s .t. 5 00
'i'tal $1 104 5,6
We ' r" !':lmend that a pension
b. gCra:."!n !to Mrs. Terrence
'T ,mpi . :t' zat," of $2 per m onth
frn, . ,...., W02 to Dec. 31, 1902, $8.00 ;
(:-a:, t,"!t $1 112 56
Y.. ,::;:ti;!ee beg to say that they
h v, ... ":: ,.i the reports made by tihe
0oli1,:+ : ties of the Peace of the
patr ".. m;:L first submitted said re
porti " tstrict Attorney, who re
turn,." :". .i with his approval. There- I
fume, ,. : ommond that those who
hav :I: 1 said reports, to wit: ;.
Abr ;'.,; ...nd t Constable, .I. 5. Barker,
v'. A, `. "an and C(onstable A. Roger,
E. i' . -- and Constable J. 1). Her.
nard. ". t. 'ro and Constable Max
)uln . A. . . asseigne and Constable
A.N .\e_,. ('re.Ctiqi and Constable J.
.., i t." ir salaries for July
,Augut, as fixed by ordinance No.
ti Pl:dopted March 13, i90i2, amounting
in full to $-76i.00, and we recommend I
that the sum of $5.90 be also paid to
Max Dupre Constable to cover expenses
incurred by him in criminal matters
outside of the parish.
Grand total $1, 694.46
Respectfully submitted,
J. L. Auoomt,
C. J. (t'EDRY,
Committee on Claims.
The foregoing report was approved
anid adopted on motion of Mr. Parra,
seconded by Mr. Morvant, and an ap
propriation of $1,084.46 ordered to pay
the Kills and Pension reported on favor
ably therein.
Yeas-Aucoin, Gutedry, Barrios, Mor
vant, Theriot, Falgott, Lelanc and
Parra.
Nays-None.
The Petition of the citizens of the 10th
ward of this perish, praing for the
opening and extension of the Public
road on the Left Bank of Bayou La
fourehe, from the Point where the Pab
lio Levee end to the village of Leeville
was called up, and, in as much as *ere
is a mov dent tending to .ui the
Bayou Lafogrche, at or sear o dso
ville by a temporary dam and after 2
years by permaneflt locks, it was deemed
by a unanimous consent of the Jury, to
be unwise to take action on the
pending petits : next meet
ing of the Ju " sim  puppoaed
this Jury will l as to
whether or not, the BGt be dam
med or not; a, thref--fs aetlo there
on was postpoued to the bet regular
meeting.
There being ae other unflnished busi
ness, President Aueola announced that
the Eleetion ad Officers was now in
order.
Mr. Theriot seconded by Mr. Palgout,
moved, that an as much as there was no
opposition tihe present Queers of this
Jury, to wit: J. L. Aueoln, as Presi
dent, H. N. Coulon, as Clerk A. J.
Brand, as TV sme ind A. A. lrast,
Sergeant at aas, that they be deelared
eleeted to thr respective oioes by ae
elamation, i te same was unani
mously. C
The other 1 of the ParLih were
I electedasfa
Fiacal AofUAinL c Lfourehe
and Bank o
Pariah Pr A. Dulpre, Prop. of
Thibodaux U
SRoad Inspeetots-lst Distrrt, L. A.
. Scott, 2d District, John 4. Barker; .rtd
DIistrict, Luciena *ocelalr; 4th District,
P. N. Rizan.
f At this tlme a Supplemental Bill of
Dr. A. JI. Pace for Coronier's fee·,
n amounting to t78.() was pr..*,. tedI nmdi
o assd upon fav< rablv b the whmole
r Jury and on the n,,tin ef Mr. l'arra,
li econded by Mr. Falgont an .ppropri:
-ticn of $7,;.'J' waS order'on ntm:e t,, pa
Imae".
Mri Miorvant .econcled hv .fr. Barrios,
offered the following rt.-ilution, :aml
mov¥d it., adop)ltini,ll :111 .n;a:llo wai.
carried.
Yeas-Aueoin, Guedry, Barrios, Mowr
Naves-None.
if requir ti.
tesolv''d, that it is the '-,uti - of th it
.Inti that rhno ('it ;c nifiotionhor of this
Ilo:t'rv of hi"eal fh nlm exliir"d, :':ni that
for this pury wi!p i if n # her, :"ltr ad .
4qLOn a ,s it . Ir a ',ct! 'r. k dI' oi h. ti1 e
in tha paed u :irr of i fiealth ,ittay
thnir ditio' l -for n:aid i'ourii n to thiser
if requirred.
Mrr. Thertot ee oic'd by Mr. Falgouta
oved that, t!,i r nc aiden. . this .0ury
pp ad ite is hereby authorized to ap
p)ilt a cni l;itte olf 2 mt minho rs of this -
Jury, with hitmself added . as 'hairi'ale,
or thei purpeete, if need be, afte r an ex
alinatioth of the work done by the
Jlrtithe: of the rinage and ('triottal t of,
the parih, to rtcod I enlr. such cohangest
in the salaries of said oteers aondmay be
deemed proper by the m, and said conm
nittee shall prepare a report containing
their doeisioln, for submission to this
Lury at its meeting o. January next
Mr. Theriot U, nd b Mr. iLelane, i
oved hal, irk. as muc a. re hi' was no
opposition to the IN re.t Drain ge
of the Parish, that they e all refel'eted
to their present ositions by acelamat
tion with the exeeption however, of Mr. _
P. J. Foret, dwho oi agrut all rkemo . .
from the 4thDrainage District, was d C
n motion of lMr. Ilas'te secaonded a
by Mr. algout, the auury adjourned to
ts next regular meetl sg.ls,
H. N. C oo.  J. L. A. coz.,
Clerk. Pre ier. dentr.
LOCAL BUSINEU CO DECTORL't'd.
IE ANTILE. *
'UWG IF. T.
Wl'aMarkert &eland.
Always ion and the wet of l, etc. Mutton
Pork, Veal, and Sausages ot all kinds.
Market Street, Thili daun, La.
IJUU SALOON.
. V. Trallgle, Proprietori
Choice wit** and luluors. fine cigare asways
Cornerd. Cor. Green aud Maket Streets.
FROkT, H. W.,
Cypress fand PLa e Lmbe ,
Cypress and Sawed Shingles,
MEYER, DRS. A. J. & L. E.
PhyAclems and Mar eons.
Proprietors of Mr ver Drug Store. Main Street
Thibodaux La, 7. J. Pierson Manalger.
(OTh DLUGO CO, L't'd.
DIranglts.t
A)rnge, Chemicals, Pet'umery. School b*mkw
Oatieons: er, etc. ir. . n Green streets
SERiot1t. FRHAN K,
wtelemasaker & Jewellh
Fine Jewelry. watches ted elo,.ks, etc. Hail
otrei Sr et.ween . Philip and St. Louis
DENTISTS.
LANCUARD, (D1). . .), J. E.
es it , d Ht.
Corner Green Lavee Street. re.
ATTORNEYS-P -L.AW
nkThe course of tuty are, Eia, French,
lOWELL & MAtRTIN,
Atter prtclyrst .awpl to
Rooms S, I, 7, ha.k of rhidaux Build Principal.
UrNOBLOCII CLAY T
A Acdtoracey -o la Lw
Onioes: rBak Buglihdg. Entrance o 8ot
Louie Str.et.
EDUCAOTIONAL.
CHL EMMANUII. .
etate a Fireachernd Lte
AGives P.trumenta, voult and Homony le*o
Isons. Reesadence: eove e 8treeL.our
The bourse. of study are, English, French,
RCELAND, L. HAFOURCGISE, Principal.
OUNT oARML Ca. VoeN pT..
ungh cNourse. Eugliash anud Frmth. Poot or
lMarket tWeet.
OULN, . N.Coulon,
NNT ary PUbI,C
ALBFRTUOJ. IASEGA.E
FRNOTARIN HOTEL
Oent boursAtromSa.m .top.m.tions
NBoard by the day 1ss prom and and ear00.
Y alservdt at all Hours.tr
SC. N. ou Mrket tretoulon,.
OFilter ClothEnterprie,
MIS EOMA T. IAI N, PrA.
FILTERRANKLIN HOTELH
PFILTER Y AG P S.OP
uBAwninge, 1.td dS.ails, Et.
Meals Orersed at aProtl Flle. Hours.
C-r. STSFT. LouS and Market Street.
ThAdjoining Bank of Thlibodaux.
Thibodax, L.]a.
5 0 YvEARm I
EXPERIENCE '
TRADE Mammsi
Demtses
Comrnaivs Le.'
ptegly a rtalntew r oiptutoc ree, wl..Mt
tnve'tmn tI proiably atenttable. Comualea
tloulnrmttl outienth l. Handod n by nllPrM
gent free. ,O10 eda nc7 lfor Pe.urlnlxetr.t.
iPatent taken thr)uhb MNut" "' "t
petaf notic., WithoUt chaiLrc. t ,..
Scientific rlericau.,
A handfnme!7 Iihitrsaed weekly. tasei
enlatton of many M.entaec journal. TeTe.i a
r: four month s. i 1'o all s teule,
coemmas"Au
New OdL mu. I
or. No false
No bombslammeeur
Over 100 Gold ad
Ile, Diplomas, eto.,
as by American. as
Rzpositiona. C o
Course includes upese Ae
counting and Audi lu s
Unequalled facilities. Umezcelled ael..
borongh Buiness Practice aid ol0 fl Msa.
rnplete eollele bank and wholeoale ese.
Graduste bold leadinl postions aI ta
sentry. Instruction au peronal.
avingr numerous busilnes ooaaneusolS
inag univerly and reputably knw
ve superior advantages ln a Mwgtu
mre situatilons.
AI A stbore is o N uectad i keN e Oed
bleob otaou . BentRdo actual luW_
l meds and actual mu w . .
mphe booL o the laestl s it
Students enter at any SIse. Wail=
erni, Shorthand and Bunsines seODol.R
,pao faculieu. Spend s Catalogu.
EoolbWee and OrLAN rLtA.
Admre O3O0. s.OUs rB GS.
FRANK BA.IKEI, R 1
BUiCESSOItTO IBARKER I 8R'VIl.)
oTmmisOion Merohant O
AND DIAlAEl IN ALl. KINDb'r "F
O3UNTRY PRODUOCE,
WC(OTTIN SUAR, MOLAMIEST.R i
POTATORA. eGGR, IfONKYt, itIlSl.
WAX TAL.LOW WOOL. Ht)KS.
Rueg. POULTRY, TC.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. r
r-kLIIIEBAL AI)VAYNRe MAOl 0Uto ; s
RIGNKNT8
We o btamptly obUn US. siuE
freetPand ofs o ac from r
N. T. BOURO,
Market Stand,
IARUIT ST., TBIBODAUX, LA
--ELECWAs T CS
BEST OF BKEB, RUTtOil PORK VEAlS
-- UjLbA'6AVAbt OF ALL KIlNS
~ RAILRO4 ~ MARTF.
OOTnVE J. TOre,5 :'
FROPIUIETOR.
Chole Irtesh l,q.f, pirk, veal, mutton ad
ausanxgn -orrtantly on hand.
-OVE'lN EVKRIY Mo-JING.
Situated CM. the ý tlfrOed. corner NI. . a! "o
'ercet, and of eas" access Irowo all perte e)
be town
Cumberlnusd 'l'hoge 100. I
ELEC TRICIAN ;
Electrica.l Itfork, in Pr?. 
raie Telephone Lin
a,d Planfatiorn Sy -
iclns. Electric Bel2, in' e
and Btrc toar hlcrn v
and all Electrical .N'ou
elfies.
CALL OR ASK FOE ESTIMATES sad PU-M
New Servic
via
to "
New Orle
Shreveport, Dallaas,
Ft Worth. El Paso,
Colorado and
California.
Chair cars and'sleepers on all tbrot
trains.
E. P. TURNEB,
General Pass. & Ticket Agt.
Dallas, Texas.
Hotel].
Donnaud
A. S. DO(NNA.tU), Prop.
First class accommodd
tion for ('omznercial tT>
valers. Sample rtoom
on the prru-..
I r Ir,4 thrl h lit $l.4  ..',i 040.
Ako h,:t:,I by the w. k ... i moL
Sinfurche (Cro-s j , ..%