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Offioial Ja¶2maA of the P cia LaAcuzohe sad of th* of4 Ci h Town.
87. THIBODAUX, LA., FEB. 1908. No;2
TH E....
b'x Shoe & Hat Store
goods That Have a Reputation.
NONE NAME US
S. EUT TO PRAISE,
for the merits of our hats are
many. Aside from all sub
stantial qualities possessed -by
all good hats, our line all
have an individuality of grace
and outline wkb .is tie
All low quartem at east sad eat pries.
on all odds sad end..
Julia Marlowe 3.50 Sboe now 8.00
Hooker Bootee Shoes
wearers. They wear
twice as long as ordi- M -DE BY
ioes. Because they are 1E MAr6S
5o Co
by thoroughly reliable Mr E
.m Tmta PsTENTs
and only of the best
Give them a trial
yot will never regret
done so.
f7
r
Emile J. Brau&.
that I have removed to the Blum Stand, next to
the Thibodaux Drug Store.
LANT OF THE
ODAUX BRICK WORKS
WITH THE FINEST EQUIP
MENTS IN THE SOUTH
now prepared to furnish the best and cheap
.; brick in the market..................... .
brioks on hand ready for delivery.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. ADDRESS.
LAUsENT X. FOLSE,
MANAGER. PHONE 1!S
UP, E. J. BRAUDS
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. PHONE
ILE LEFORT
sweeesor to LEZORT A TET3EAU
Livery, Feed
....AND....
* ...Sa~le Stables. g.
Undertaking W
2K Establishpient -
Blacksmith and
- * Maker.
BW. Cor. Levee and MKariket, Thibodaux..
received a nice line 0!
Garland Coolk Stoves,
Heaters, Oil Stoves,
Stove Boards, Grate
Fenders, Coal Hods,
Stove Pipes, Window
Glass, etc.
na Cane Knives $8.75 Per DoZeW.
H. Riviere &, Co.
108. Cor. .Main 4- St. Lozus 8St.
ertise in The sentinel.
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Boys' Sweaters
Our lime embraces all
a-tches a" bat
" toass sheetet
for service, material and faet
color. We also show a splea- P
did assortment of Men's ti
Sweaters.
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ELLIS BRAUD SONS
Convenience Courtesy Capacity
Fidelity Prudence Safety
Strength
Recognized essential elements of a perfectly ap
pointed Modern Bank--are offered by
The Baik oX Thibodaux
THIBODAUX, LA.
ASSETS DEC. 28, 1901, - 5366,834,21,
ASSETS DEC. 31, 1902, * $467,823.91.
A. B. C .
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American Bottling Works of
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Thibodaux, La.
Began Operations, Feb. 4, '03 8P
Is now prepared to fill all of
orders for Pop, etc. at the
following prices: w
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1 box, 2 dozen bottles, at 60c
Large cases 4 dos bottles, 1.20 b
We are ready to make a
contracts for any length
of time at above prices. p
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Address,
John Guyot,
Mgr, Thibodaux, La.
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P..ie and Peerhan
eust
heumatsili
and sl Liver, Kidner and
der troubles uinsed by uric add I
in the system. It cures Sy
leansinSL and ,it]liziug 6
Mloo, ths removing the causs
of disease. It gives cigar and
toce cad builds up the health
sand etrength of the patient
wBe the reinedy.
URIC is a luminary in
the medin world. It has cused
Ma will continue to cure snri y deNOwmtun81
T'e shoYs ab....the all
mer knows remdle.susnyot
w~1do 0 Iwzmhmo o
adendan***rses
Tytesa oe o es
it wesd sad abluuin to
m s a ne". ca rs I t
IUssU moIU GceU1.I eSMr
*ie ýfr a
Boa. Pungent A .
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Here arn some examples of ijat oth
the British schoolboy can do w dill
tries hard: hu
"John Wesley was a great sea 4p to
tain. He beat the Dutch at Weher. the
loo, and by degrees rose to be Dake dig
of Wellington. He was buried near Ti,
Nelson, in the Poets' Corner at West. gus
minster Abbey."
Asked to name sir animals peen.
liar to the Arctic regons, a boy .
plied, "Three bears and three seala"
'The Sublime Porte is a very See the
old wine." oa
"The Possessive Case Is the case im
when somebody has got your and
won't give it to you." tot
"The plutal of penny is twopese." pe
*-In the sentence, 'I saw the goat rel
butt the man,' 'butt' is a conjuntion, e
because it shows the connection be
tween the goat and the man."
"Mushrooms always grow in dsmp th
places, and so they look like umbrel- ke
las." 01
"The difference between water sad
air is that air can be made wettr, but m
water cannot,"-Picasyoe. Jc
Nearly ortfeits Hs Lib. th
A ran way almost ending faeslly, t
started a horrible ulcer on the hn of
J. B. Orner, Frsankhn Grove, DL Tor
four years it defied all doctors sad
all remedies. But Buckles's Agaie
Salve had no trouble to eares ies. t
Equally good for Burns, BuIses,
Sýin Eruptioes sad Plub !SMe-e M
Mrs. Benjamin MalbeuAds d istg
Monday morning at 3 o'elshd tMhe q
matrimonial bome at the oarrer of d
Canal and Cidar streets, this Wtown, 7
aged 44 years 4 months an 9 days.1
The funeral took place Tuesday t
morning at 10 o'clock at St Josph's ,
Church. The deceased 05 the r
daughter of the venerable Mr. Bellooi j
Lirette. She left besides hbr father,
a devoted husband and eightelaildrea,
seven daughters and one sos, to
monrn her nntimely death. *. A P.
Settsr T -.abod
"I was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and servous
debility," writes F. J. Grees, 'of Lanc
caster, N. H. ",No remedy helped me
until I began using Blectric ittere,
which did me more good than all the
medicines I ever used. They have
also kept my wife to ezcellent health
for yosrs. She says Electrio Bitters
are just splendid for femasle troubles;
that they are a grand toolk and in.
vigorator for weak, run dows women.
No other medicine can taheitas pisee
in our family." Try them. Only
50c. Satisfaction gearsatsed by All
Druggists.
An Intellectural treat in store
from
for our people. reld!
fair
The Lafourche Progressive Union be=o
is moving on; there is nothing slow matt
about it It has arranged for a meet. a a
lag at the Opera House next Thurs. W
day evening the 12th, last, when in prole
tefesting and instructive addresses expe
will be delivered by the following dis. prop
tisguaehed gentlemen: Dr. Edwin i. road
Shelth, who occupies the Chair of work
Philosophy and Pedagogy; Prot
Maut.. Aldrich, of the Chair of mutt
Seilbemaes, and probably, Prot Wal.
of the Chair of Chemistry, all 8ar0
Usnlvemnity. ours
mas 4 Yorst
- Otslhge, DirQO
.. such lecturers as thoes above 26e.
toa etertala and Instruet our ea1 h
people. we rs. assure every body that
there is a fns lntelleetoral treat in
store for all who will attend at the
Opera House neat Thursday evening. .j
Don't miss atI om
00as
The body of Charles Delyer, an ral'
18 year-old white boy, who had been epii
missing from his home nearly two tie
weeks, was found flouting in the river the
yesterday afternoon opposite the W. cut
0. Coyle Coal Company's Yard, in Oral
Algiers. He bad been employed on Ste
  the tng Ella Andrews. The last time in
he was seen alive was on the night of cen
the 18th inst., when he was observed ron
leaving that craft. He is supposed 18c
to have fallen into the river while 19(
getting ashore. He was the son of t
S. A. Denyer, a machinist, in the Sts
employ of the Southern Paciflc, who me
resides at 729 Atlantic Avenue, the
Algiers. The remains were taken In at
charge by Undertaker John A. Bar- the
rett'and prepared for burial. -Picay. ati,
une, Jan. 30. pr
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Denyer, the lab
parents of the unfortunate boy, were isi
former residents of this town, and ati
have many friends here The deceased 0o
himself spent his childhood and early drx
boyhood here and is well remembered. ha
The friends of the Denyer family P1
were deeply grieved by the intelligence
III
of the sad misfortune which had th
bhtaMeidI. pu
One wa pale :ad nsew sad the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference? She who Is blushing with I
health uses Dr. King's New Life Pills A
to maintain It. By gently arousing pc
er. the lazy organs they compel good lei
ke digestion and head off constination. fe
gar Try them. Only 25c, at All Drug- at
at. gists.
e. A Serious Problem.
' The road from St. Charles street to
me the Catholic Church is ia an awful
condition; it is so bad as to be almost P
we impassable and positively dangerous. i
and It occasions serious injury to the at
town and great inconvenience to the
m." people in general, and its proper «
cat repair and maintenance present a
on, serious problem for solution.
b In justice to the front proprietors U
along the road, it must be admitted a1
UP that they have worked it and tried to h
rel- keep it in repair, but to no avail, h
owing to the continual rains.
and The citizens of Thibodaux and the
bet members of the Congregation of St.
Joseph's Church trowe the country
should devise some means to have G
this road thoroughly repaired, so as
Iyto avoid the possibility in the fturen
Sof Its beucoming impeasable.h
The 8sawrrusL suggests tkat the
necsessary funds be raised by sub
a cription or by some other method
to have it thoroughly shelled. It
would require a considerable sum to
.~have this dons well, bet ones done,
- bwil ast for Y55r
who wlllteke hok of the move.
Zenaaa Awen Wn~ts.
-Mr. KI flaggiasof Melbourne, Vla., a
tes mtae, **My doutor told me I had a
th Comsumptlse and nothing could be
E ofdone formse. I was glven upto die.i
"a The ofler of a free trial bottle of Dr.
7* Klng's New Discovery for Cousump.
iday tion, induced me to try IL Results
'ph's were stsrtl'ng. I am now on the
th road to recovery and owe all to Dr.
11ool King's New Discovery. It surely
ther, saved my life." This great curs in
ire, guaranteed for all throat and lung
* o* diseaaes by All Drnwgsts. Price 50c
LP. P *10. Trial Bottes tree.
rears -
'oo Owing to the frequent sad heavy
fLail rains of the last 'month our roads
dine generally are in a deplurable cundi
tters, ton, in some places alaost Impiae
I1 the ble. As a coneequence the general
have public is greatly inconvemieticed, and
velth is some particular eases serious had
itters ship is satfered. Physicieas and priests
able; have much diffculty Inansawering
ad ifr sick calls from a distance, gad In case
ne*s of death it is a matter of sore trial
plue and trouble to onevey the eoorpse to
Only the church and for relatives and
i7 All friends to attend the funeral.
It is in sud iut es as these when
the general public suffers so much
from bad roads, that a cry for good
roads I. heard in the land, but when
fair weather returns and the roads
become paseable once more, the On
matter of keeping the roads in repair Mr. C
as soon forgotten. Bouts
We trust that our people will Bouts
proft by their present unpleasant un'te.
experience-'and see to it, when the Dubo
proper time comes, that the public Bo
roads of the parish are properly of T
worked, drained and maintained. friend
- S .-_- --oo
Xother Gray's /west Powders for nse I
Children.
Suoesesfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse in the Ohldirea's Home is New LO
Y 1qer"admws, 8id Stem.
Sea bamphe P$. Addrues Al- heo
lsn S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. Y2941 jI
School Enumeration, and i
i_ and i
"In the matter of the amount of
commission due parish assessors for
assessing the poll tax Attnraey-Gene
ral GOlon has rendered the followicg Al
opinion: -From an examination of near
tO law on the subject 1 have reached and
the conclusion that the assessors are the I
entitled to four (4) per cent on the Wed
first fity thousand dollars of all
State, parish and poll taxes assessed
in their parishes and two (2) per
cent on any excess over fifty thou O
I sand dollars, Sec. 2 of Act No. 170 of Jose
1 1898, amended by Act No. 135 of Chii
1902." were
f '.Under the law the assessors of the of a
B State are required to make an enu
meration of all the children within
' the school age every four years, sod
at present this work is going on in V
- the diifierent parishes. This enumer- suit
ation has been defective through im- talk
proper management in various par. will
e ashes, the greatest trouble experienced '
e is with ignorant persons, who viewing busi
this enumeration as a species of tax- mer
ation, and as a consequence, try to piel
d conceal the true number of their chii. cuss
y dren, and as a reeut several parishes vale
1. have come up ehost in the annual ap. and
y propriation for public schools. The Eu
assessor shou!d lie careful in explain- mir
ing the nature of this work and make wilt
their returns as full as possible as the 7
public school fund of their parishes
will be eated by their work to Ia
-e e oti the paMi sehoees."- = d
e Times q
b It Esaps the lest Warm and Dry. ck
ts Ask today for Allen's Feot Base, a nol
I powder. It cures Chilblains, Swol deo
id len, Sweating, Sore, Aching, Damp nil
a. feet. At all druggists and shoe pw
'- stores, 25c. 29.4t
. -0----- an
Journalism In Rural Dis- say
tricts.
tnp
The country editor had turned the W
wt personal column over to his dsaghter in
s. temporarily while politics claimed his ti
be attention.
he The daughter had studied country ye
er editorial methods to some advantage.
and the following, items appeared:
-Tom Jones called last evening
e with two pound hox of candy. Call
r again, Tom." Ni
to "Harry Maston was around with M
iii his trotter and sidebar buggy last
' week. Don't forget the number,
he Harry." P1
BL "George Brown's billboard is said re
rytobe good for two steafor anythin~g 5
yethat comes. We always like to see as
as George on show night." t4
re"Miss Mary Martin, the milliner,
ahas a magniiosent display of the latest
lie styles in her wirdow. How much is
b-. this good for, MaryT"-Chicago Poet.
it Does this Me an You. t4
Just at this time our country needs a
.sareliglon thst wWl makes manapay
his dAto Iboatlug dues ses Isoul
wanso boeeesa m ad put Me
ia., rightost of the cherb if haeese to e
had a. ball or theatre, hot never say a
libe word to the pious scamp who never
tile. pays his debts. Preachers sand
Dr. people who never pay their debts are
mp. doing more harm than the dancers
mite and drunkards, for there are more of
the them in the churtch. Readers, we are
Dr. pretty close to you. Then lay this
rely down, go pay up and you can read
I is on at ease. And don't stop paying
mug because the statute of limitations
50c excueed the old account which you
made for bread sane meat. You wdil
pay in cash. or God will make yon
pay in Ire and brimstone. God
knows no such excuse as home
Sexemption. When you raise that
needs excuse to keep fromn paying your
nd-debts you can't stand singing: "When
ad-I can read my title clear.' You've
na one up there.-MissaiUppi Journal.
ai-The public is cordially invitied to
teste visit the bargain counter at Ellse
aring Brand's Sons' spacious store on MIain
ease street. This invitation holds good at
trial any time, if you canant call this
me to week, nor uext, nor this month, then
and call next month; you are welcome at
any time; the bargain counter has
ihen comse to stay. 2
Hymeneal.
LxBkAxc-Bousanls.
On Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Mr. Charles LeBlamn and Miss Amelia
Bouterle, daughter of Mr. Oleos
Bouterie, both of this town, were
united in marriage, the Rev. Father
Dubourg oMciating.
Both contracting parties are native
of Thibodaux, and have a host of
friends whom the SasNTxaL join in
good wishes fora long life of happi.
nees and prosperity.
Tours-TmsonaAux.
Lest Wednesday afternons ls.
Jates Themodsaus, f the thid wed.
The luteurutiag curemosy tesk
place In St Joseph's Catholic hreub
and was witnessed by many relatives
and friends of the contracting parttes.
Bourgeois-Putre.
At St. Mary's Catholic Church,
near Raceland, Mr. Albert Bourgeois
I and Miss Ellen Pitre were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony last
Wednesday afternoon.
Chiaseon-Vegas.
r -
On Thursday aternouon at St.
f Joseph's Catholic Churn-i, Mr. Norbert
t Chiasson and Miss Angola Vegas
were quietly married in the presence
e of a few relatives and friends.
o "Clothing Pointers."
Why not have your new Spring
r suit made to order by experienced
tailors, and thus get a ft which you
r. will feel proud of ?
d The success of this branch of my
g business has been. First; An aasort
Anent of patterns snldfientiy large to
please the individual taste of acuh
customer. Second; Gotod. if sterling
value. Third; Superior workmanship
P and consequent perfect fits. Fourth;
A Excellence and durabilily of trim "
mings. Fifth; Prices owmmenserate
le with value given.
i Thbee points have been strictly
* maliained by the Jlouessawi-h whom
Sh1vWey- et .stiabsuhe', as to
quality of woolens,t and Sniah.
It buying "made to mesasue"
7' Clothing, you ean select a patters
a nobody else has, -ad should you
of desire to be the exclusive wearer I
oP will take pleasure in withdrawing said
oe pattern from further sale.
I shall be glad to have you canl
and examine my line of over 1100
1s. sample., and should you need any
thing in Clothing, whether it be a
suit, coat sad vest, single oast or
pair of Pants, I will be pleasd to
take your order with the underetand
t Ing that I give you perfect sat sfae.
his tion or no sale.
Respectfully soliciting a share of
v7 your valued patronage.
P* I am yours very truly.
Cnas. A. BAD3AUX,
ng THE RICKICT STORK
all Gents Furnishings, Ladies Goods,
Notions, Shoes and Hats.
lith Main street, Thibodaux, La.
er, E. Denys is now located ao St
Philip street in the Comet building,
aid repairing of Watches, Clocks and
nit Sewing Machines only. If you have
se anything in this line he will a glad
to have you call. Prices remasoasble
er, 16.
h Is For S3ale.
out. -
Store building, know. as Protec.
tore Hall, and residence istuated en
Short street between St. Philip san
Jackson streets. For pautleulers
Idi apply at SaaNsIas. Omano.
iyawednesday:
'~Four laud sad lumber pesple
adreached here tod ay and spest sme
aetime with Major Lee, of the Agriesi
e ftural Depertaneut., Inspecting the
aref Experiment Station and aIsus id
thsJacent to the city, and examining the
rhad land lists in the cius of :he Depart
yind meut. They were J. A. Husteblssou,
pgC. H.Dunn, J. WV. Little aid La. Sturin,
ions all of Peoria, Ill. They were at
yo tracted hither by th t display am~add
mUby the Agricultural De.partiment at
yo the Peoria Fair last fall. They repre.
sent shoot twnsty other perties who
litrhae determtind t'. iiivest in ije~esipua
that lands, and they witi eliher de s~nuo
your or return a Itale later and lnve#.
mnv. A Rare Opportunaty.
treal. Inu will do wsli to csell at Leor
Block. al** via nine his nargalue urn
dI to furinit'art, he us closing out regardless
Etll5 of ,ust. Rattan and Doekiug ehaire
Mlain eti*, Du you wast good turnutuee ai
od at cheap 1,rices, here is yeur teckeus
this Store on Jacksou S. aussr railroad.
then - ---*-.. --
me at NOTICK.-Poeitively as beting
has sallowed or my preamises
21 Taos. J. Gvudia