The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], January 31, 1903, Image 1

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--. .THIBODAUX, LA., JAIL .
- - - Iw"v thl i
il Sacrifice. Th
S FINE SHOES, -
About ninety pairs of our
-lar $3.50 Dress Shoes
Sbeen placed on special
r an will be soldwith
serve at the ridiculous
w price of -
2.5O A PAIR,
We make this big cut inreC
e to clear out our sur- are
stock so as to make room amo
our big Spring stock nary
iCh will soon arrive. made
Lot 1-Black Button Ludgate tip, vici. make
« 2- " " Columbia tip, vici mate
" 8-- " vice lace, Ludgate tip
4- 4- " " Columbia tip
" 5- " velour lace " tip and
6- " , " Sidney tip
" 7- " Box calf " " tip havi
• 8-Chocolate vici " London tip
" 9- " . " Boston tip
"10- " " vesting top, Boston tip
If you need Shoes, better take advantage of this sale.
r any pair in the lot for only $2.50.
THE RACKET STORE, Ren
( Originator of Low Prices. ) I
0. Chas A. Badeaux, Prop
St. Badeaux .bull ig
BODAUX BRICK WIJRKS
WITH THE FINEST EQUIP
MENTS IN THE SOUTH
Is now prepared to furnish the best and cheap
at brick in the market......................
bricks on hand ready for delivery.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS., ADDRESS.
LAURENT M. FOLSE,
co*MANAGER. PHONE 12
(S E,. J. BRAUD,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, PHONE
LE LEFORT
s"eretmor to I|.ORT " TTEsIAU
. Livery, Feed
.... AN D....
.. .Sale Stables.
Undertaking
N Establish· ent
Blackamith and
L . Mak er.
St. Cor. .Lves asnd Markest, Thibedaux.
Sreceived a nice line of
-Garland Cook Stoves,
Heaters, Oil Stoves,
Stove Boards, Grate
: Fenders, Coal Hods,
Stove Pipes, Window 1
-Glass, etc. I
ns Cane Knives $3.75 Per Dozen.i
H. Riviere & Co.
ne 108. Cor. Main 4 St. Louis Ste.
ertise in The Sentinel.
THBE....
Thib'x Shoe & Hat S
Goods That Have a Reputation oot
NONE NAME US Pusi
Dý BUT
for the merits of ot
many. Aside fr
stantial qualities
all good hats, ,.
hae avs
stamp of quality. wloa
All low quarters at o0st salWSt iA
on all odds and ends. appro
Julia Marlowe 8* Bbhe # AL muIge
ad a
stch
Our Hocker Bootee Shoes thi 1
Cloth
are long wearers. They wear g1tO e
almost twice as long as ordi- DE By io
MAD suc
nary shoes. Because they are MAS8 o
made by thoroughly reliable m.otc. ur ,9
makers and only of the best intl
mon
material. Give them a trial the
with
of tl
and you will never regret of I
,having done so.
Emile J. Bra
yeti
ass
Remember that I have removed to the Blum Stand, t
the Thibodaux Drug store. al
rts r
Bw bes
mei
" .s. so
t I. T.T LE
ti
of
Boys' Sweaterse
Our line embraces all styles,
stitches and latest colorings. I.
ETb. 1
for servic, material and fast II
color. We also show a splen- dI
did assortment of Men's
., e as rn atW
A. B.C .
Amerioan Botting Works
Thibodaux, La.
Having o.g'svizet-t a conmpnIy for
the p,urpose ,f manufutctutiug and
seliilg C(ari.ol,attd Iii, k4, we Iwg to
respe::tfuilv ilforn tile cun' ral pub
lic, that we r hu ll t re:l,.l ft; hu.i
ness oil thie l t of M.'.r. 19113, and
be Irepslailt to liil anl ot.r s fo. 'op
and ither Carbminuattd D iu;ks at city
prices.
Our Mr. John GOnot, the general
manager is an exprL, to the busaoess
with long years of experience, and
our aim will be to furish our patrons
first class goods and to give thm en
tire satisfatton.
We respetflnlly solicit a share of
the public patronage, believing that
it will be to our mutual interest. We
ask a trial when the season opens,
convinced of our ability to give est
etstettion.
AMERICAN BOTTLING WORKS.
Wanted.
A clerk in Furnishing Store for
Holidey season. Is applying send
references, Address ,Clerk" care ben
* 'tinel Ofitce.
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-- petit jars
'HE STATE OF LOUISIANA, the sessic
ZOra JUDICAL DIssTICrr CounT, on Mood
PARrsa ow LArosclear. names be
Be it known and remembered, That at the tit
-_ this twenty-eighth day of the one of t
moath of January, in the year of Our the prese
lord, One thousand nine hundred stoners
ued three, which na
Puruaant to written notices issued
L the Clerk of Court, in and for the No
i of ILafourche, and addressed . rl
Ii Stvee to each of the Jury Comr n
leso- ers, I and for said Parish, as a. ýJ .
1qthe msad Clerk's certificate hereto v. r
sp--mid more folly appears; we Hen s
W., rest Henryt mers, Jos. M. ws
as such-for the padrt
Lafouaree under the previsions of Havl
Act No. 1385 of the General Assembly, foregol
approved July 13th., 1898, and pro. jurors
mulgated by publieation in the State session
Journal on July 29th, 1898, signed
and all duly sworn and qualifiled as dorsed
stch Jury Commissioners to and for No. 2",
tihe parish of Lafourche, met at the of the a
Clerk's Office at the Court House in And
the town of Thihodaux, and in com- said tw
pany with P. Wallace Lefort, Clerk with th
of said Court, ex-oflicto Jury Commis- list of
stoner, duly sworn and qualitfied as above
such. Then and there in the presence for the
of Messus. J. Otis Koobloch and which
Smile J. Legeodre, two good and ed an
competent and disinterested witnesses keepin
of lawful age, competent to read and use at
write the English language, residing court,
in the parish of Lafourche. and sum- the D
moned by the Clerk of said Court for genera
the purpose; proceeded in accordance and se
with Section 6 of said Act No. 135 Clerk
of th- General Assembly of the State of; a
of Louisiana of 1898, to examine the witnel
general venire hat on file in the clerk's in 1
office, and having struck therefrom this p
the names of such grand jurors and the Ji
petit jurors as have so served, as well day,
as the names of others who are known writte
to have died, removed from the name
parish, become exempt or disqualified
to serve as jurrs since their names
were entered thereon, and the names
p of those who have died, removed,
become exempt or disqualified were
also takes from the general venire
bs; afer which we supplemented the
origmal listand the ballots in the
box, with ta, arms of the ane Cleri
. mer ° of asssi the gmeoi s B.
Ire box sad on the jury liLt at the
original std of three hundred
contalned thein; each of said names A tr
so placed in the general ventre box -
having been written by the said clerk L.
on a separate slip of paper, togeher
with the number of the ward or place
of residence of such person.
And immediately after completing Uve
said venire list, we selected therefrom
the names of the following twenty beri
citizean good and competent men, te
pousesing the qualfications to serve stt
as grand jurors prescribed by Section so
1 of said Act; taken from the differ
ant parts of the parish, as far as prae.
ticable, to serve as grand jurors at
the session of Court beginning on o
Monday, March 9th, 1903, and until p
discharged according to law, towit: p
ORAND JURY.
No war No wa o
SUlyere Morvt. 1 ii eirmin Gade. 4
. Phli NaquDn. 1 12 Alfred treaux. 5 be
a ae pelrson 1 r. r. , th w5
{ame, c nofetc ws w14 obs. iornvnt. 6 on
I Ldward B5UZ. I is haut Ca~llefot4 s421
irtC. l. i oer. 1 e Jby uT lrki 7 pa
s. dswrdaTouMl. 5 i. 15sw1eeA15 . _
dU ma.ean 0 e of 4 iomire oau, 10th
And having so seldcted the above bo
name rd perons as grand jurors, thw
names of erch ws writtaen on a se- pr
aate sgeip of papcr by the Clerk in
the preenee of the Commisiouersag
and the witneses, and all the slips s ,
aontaiing the name arontd number ofth
te ward of each of said gdrand jurors tb
wer e lacid iu an envelope by ush
eoissionfers, which nwas by t seral.
_palt ofGranders foahis o
iM te Jury h Box as 3 hei elteud,
After wihd we pobsedo at the
u umtaitid am the anm vesnire
had been well mixed, to draw g
fom t he eaid gen iveren.ure bo the
msa resof thirty per omsto serves
sit ouro tfor the irst rsek ofthe
i bedrawn from the box one at the I
time ry tHenry vrea. one of the
Senid Juory Comirason~ ire n theas
a presece of the other oommirsweloe
*and of the witnessee, and which eo
drnwn are as follows:
rd T tRL
. 1 re NtRe o At
L5. r e OssesrUon. 1 Drr
Af J.. whih. ._~ 5 pbraoed t
5.trnt An.o, • 3 AIlbrt arvat 1
5. T _e.sOzma. IJ. D. moorai,
N Sdso 1,s 3 Pierre HaiemaI
Having placed the namesof the
foregoing thirty persons so drawn as
petit 'uros lothe Brat week of the
mid ession of court in en envelope,
Swe have tigned and sealed, and eo
b dorsed and labeled it,--"L;5t of iuiro
No. 1" to serve for the said first wer
of the sesion.
After whicb we proceledd to draw
from the said general venire box the Lo
names of thirty persons to serve as LO
petit jurors for the second week of
the session of said court, beginning ,The 0
on Monday. March 16th, 1903, the mid. At
names being drawn from the box one
at the time by said Henry Riviere, Maj. W
one of the Jury Commisiosers, in visitor to
the presence of the other Commis- Bargal
sioners and of the witnesses, and week at i
which names so drawn are as follows:
SSOOND WUl. Jedge
No ward No ward to Lafay'
i. loman oitmetn i is w.N W. H. rost, s
a.cR1 , a cta asd Mr. W
m Durobe, i o. to New (
I e6. Jas Bsekrd. f Uwasb. Bitioftm
SHe Tabor I Jos. Hernandes $ the week
z. Trs<s°°ý re, ssscoaeros a
aL T ae . a ImTower, T Mr. A
I9 1 lalby. + z B yne
Having placed the names of the e
r, foregoing persons drawn as petit tie.
. jurors for the second week of said
e session of court in an envelope, we If yet
s, signed and sealed the same, and en- her" yot
is dorsed and labeled it,-"List of jurors treat yon
r No. 2", to serve for the second week the Ope
s of the session. Mrs.
n And thereupon we have placed the her aur
- said two seased envelopes together Alexant
rk with the sealed Er.velope containing a
is. list of grand jurors selected as herein- Miss
as above set forth, into a box provided tertaine
ce for the purpose, labeled Jury Box, Mr. and
ad which was thereupon locked and seal
a ed and placed in the custody and
ws keeping of the Clerk of Court, for pdin
nd use at the next ensuing session of gaest
ng court, and subject to the orders of last Si
n- the District Judge. And the said Lafayc
for general venire box was also locked Mr.
ie and sealed and delivered to the said daux,
35 Clerk of Court as the custodian there. ver, we
ate of; all in the presence of the said the St.
the witnesses.
k's In faith Whereof, we have signed
em this process verbal of the drawing of The
sd the Jury, made at the time, on the croup,
well day, month and year frst above mothel
on written, in the presence of the afore- should
the named witnesses. end fa
Bed (Original Signed) recrive
snes J xo. S. SteIL, Chaml
e* HY. RIvvias, not wi
red, J. M. Lmroar, menti
rare Tuos .1. KnonBL.nO, matte
nire H. W. Fausr, comm
the Jury Commissioners. as dir
the P. WALLACe Lroar, will q
ue Clerk of Oourt and ex-olico Jury Roth
Gs Commtmssoaer.
e- Read and 1eed Jmasry, !B, 1903. T
the (Signed) P. WALACS Lwo1 ?, Terri
ared Clerk of said Cort. yar
mes A true copy: W
box - Clerk's oc e, th
lark L. 8. Thibodaux Le. Jan. 29,1903 meat
ther1 P. J. Auooos,
?loae D'y. Clerk of said Coort.
sting Every 3Sostle of ahmbaaenerlias ough
rommedy WarrsatSd. TI
reuty We guarantee every bottle of Cham- Thib
en, berlain's Cough Remedy and will re-oos
serve fund the money to anyone who is not aged
en satisfed after using two thirds of the brou
ifter contents. This is the best remedy in trai
raw the world for Is grippe, coughS, old, ote
is at croup and whooping cough and m thea
pl peasant and safe to take. It prevents the
ntil any tendency of a cold to result in Chu
util pneumons. For sale by Roth Drug plat
Store. Au
warl The reception given by the mem- in
a bers of the Thtbodaux Cycling Club cC
at. on last Friday night, in horor of the
a 42nd. birthday anniversary of their ma
S7 president, Mr. Emile Riviere, was one m
sof the grnadest affairs of its kid ind in
* othe history of the organisation. A br
above bounteous feast had been provided .
, te which was highly enjoyed by all a'
a present Mr. Riviere was the reel m
lrk in plet of a besutifal club pin of pure
ioner gold, which was given him by the
ips s members of the club as a mark- ef
aber of their appreciation of bis services to
jurors the club as its president The pin d
by us hore a suitable inseription. All do te
s eal- parted for their homes at a late hour
elei, well pleased with the eveniog's enter
stated, - - ** - vs
Stee tis U5ses Ubsho . hi
Mrs. Johson Soderhol, of Fer- t
rgus Falls, Ilin, tell and dislouated s
her shoulder. She had a senrgeon get
stve it back in place as soon as possible,
he but it wam quite sore amd pained her a
n on very much. Her son om euooedl that ,
nag e he had seen Chambeslain's Pain Balm ,
aal advertisel for sprains an| soreness,
and she asked him to buy her a bo.
n the tie of it, which he did. It quick
ioe relieved her and enabled her to sleep
shih o which she had not done for several .,
days. The son was so muach plessed I
with the relief it gave his mother that d
aed h as since recommenaded it to many;
others. For asle by Roth Drug
arr Store.
S Mr. snd Mrs. J. L. lorradge are
"a n rejoicng over the advent in their
Shome, on last Friday, of a booning
sonset Enjoy life while you can; vou'll b'
a. 5 long tim dead Bee "A Wise
sof the Member;" if you don't you'll mius
drawn as one of life's greatest enoymenats. At
kk of the the Opera Hoose to night.
and en- Mr. Josepah L. Bourg who was
fjuros employed during the grinding sreon,
st week as cane-weigher on the "Wabun"
plsntat!oa, near Schriever, returned
i to draw bome last Monday
Local Paragraphs.
,"The Old Valley Whiskey" 'nough
esid. At Denis Clement.
Maj. W. P. Martin was i tsinuese
visitor to Baton Rouge yesterday.
Bargain Counter every day of the
week at Ellis Brand's Sons
Judge L. P. Caillonet was a visitor
i to Lafayette last Thursday.
Mr. William Jertnee was a visitor
to New Orleans in the early part of
= the week.
i Mr. Adlin Pioon and wits, of
Bayne visited at the home of Mr.
Porst Pan s d6w=4 the***
It s.t'wa imbdeld htat
Tuesday from New Iberia, whore s
ad been for some time visiting ela
tives.
e If you miss seeing "A Wise Mem
- ber" you'll miss a treat, and it's a.
s treat you can't afford to miss. At
k the Opera House to night.
Mrs. A. J. Dupuy is entertaining
1e her aunt, Miss Rebecca Dulany, of
er Alexandria.
. Mbliss Emily Bartsoc .s being en
id tertained at the hospitable home of
i, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene . Boblchauz.
Mr. and Mrs J. R Jeanmard, after
r spending sometime in our city, the
of guests of Mrs. E. Beauvals, returned
of last Saturday to their home sear
ld Lafayette.
:ed Mr. Wilfred Bergeron, of Thibo
id daux, sand Miss Lydia Use, of Schrie
re- ver, were married on Wednelsay at
aid the St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
ied areop.
of The peculiar cough whish indicates
the croup, is usually well known to the
Dve mothers of crocpy children. No time
,ie- should be lost in the treatment of it,
and for this purpose no meuticine has
received more universal approval than
Chamberlain's Cough RIemedy. Do
not waste valuable time in experi
menting with untried remedies, no
t, matter how highly they may he re
commended, but give this medicine
ers. as directed and all symptoms of eroup
r, will quickly disappear. For sale b)
ury Roth Drug Store.
~s r s Ms a-. -- is
Swt who died at his hems Indln ..a
Dr Territory at the advesed ap of 83
years.
We extend our sympathy to to em
10 the sad hour of their bereass
903 mest.
art M. Augustin Legendre
This well known former eitizse of
ham- Thibodaux died last Sunday after
II re- oon at his residence in New Orleans,
a sot aged 66 years. His remains were
f the brought here Monday on the S P.
dy in train, aecompanied by his soas sad
old, other near relative, and were met at
ad s the depot by relativs and friends of
vents the family, and borne to St. Joseph's
alt in Church. There the funeral took
Drug place and all that was mortal of M.
Angustin Legendre was laid to rest
men- in the family tomb in St. Joseph's
Club cemetery.
The deceased lived is this tows
the many years, when he was one of its
or most substantial and respected etit.
za neus and businessmen, heing a meL.
a her of the commeroal Ara of Brand
uvided& Legendre, clmposed o himself
by and of Mr. Elis Braml, one of our
a most esteemed and highly respected
Sur townsmen, which fIrm to Its palmy
dthy was the most slid bieines
tk establishmeat in our mist.
At the disslolution of this Brm, the
b 'deceased retired with a fair compe
U tency. Going to New Orleans hi
te hour enerked in the oommission buiodness
s wetr rith Mr. F. P. Sevs under the lrie
name of 8evi 6 Llgeatre, bit the
eat.Je proved a failure and he iost
. his ai. lie thereater rsgleld hru
o Fer to retrieve his fotune bit withot
lo unetl success.
Son t Be was an haonest and upright
osble, man, a good hsbnd, a kLind father
anedher ad sn excellant citisa. He left
ed that many friends throughout this parish
n Balm ad our sister perish of Terreboome
w eess who learn of his death with sorrow.
a b .- -.
quickl The secret .1 Leong ,ie.
to seip Consists int keeping all the main
several orgaPs of the body in healthy, regs.
pe Ir action, and in qiickly destroyig
r that deadly disease germs. Eletric Bit
o ·any ters regulate SltomSch, Liver anti
i Drug aidneys, purity the bkNal, ad give a
splenmdid appetite. They work won
ders in euring Kidney Troubles, Fe
age amate Complints, Nervue Disesse,
in their Cofstipation, Dyaiieps, and Malaria.
ig Vigorous health and strengthb always
follow their use On'y 50c, guarse
oe'llbe teed by All Druggistn.
u The public is ouu lially invit'd to
al. At visit the hargaina munter at ElRs
Braud". nio' spa'ious st-re os Main
_street. This invitation holds good at
who was any time, if you cannt emJI thia
gseson, week. nor next, nor hi month, then
lt'aubun" call next aei, th; you ar luome at
returned :,ny time; the bargin counter ba
come to sts. t