The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], February 14, 1903, Image 4

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~a1 Pafagrajdhs.
:r . Katz "as a 1sztor to New
Irneans 4uring tae week.
Mr. Emile L.e'i. of \ew Ujieans,
'isit.-1 friends in town, this week.
--The (j:4 'a!e' 4hiskev' nougt
.aid. At J)enis Clemeot.
Everti bodey mil twon out to wel
pome King Fau'uu on the 24th inst.
Mr. lI.enr- l.erg.ron ieturned last
Tuesday friun L"ockport.
Bargain Counter every day of the,
peek at Eljis Brauwls Sous.
1r. .Jamea M. Bollinger, of t ibaon,
bras in town yesterdav.
(all at E'!ms ifrauni' ,rins for I
gemuiu.e bargains.
Rev. E W. Bowden anui wife, of
Na1,oleonavlle, were visitors here ast
Weesl emday.
Mr. R C. J-'rtin. of Albewarle
risited his sin 3l:tj. W. P. Martin on
fast Vednesday.
Mrs. Jus. N. Thibodeaux, and child
goguest at the home of her mother,
srs. K. Beauvais.
We are sorry to noute that Mrs. L.
1P. Nitre is confined to his bed with
La Grippe.
Mr. Pierre V. Toups paid our!
Fanctuul a very agreeable visit on
Wed neslayv last.
lion. E. A. O SulIivca. of New
fIrleaus wss a visitor to Thil:odautu
pn last Sunday.
Mlessrs. ('lcvis ¶ouips and Thos. C.
Toups, of Ailel were in town last
W~edutnday.
Mr. ('hares J. (snedry. the efficient
1 olice juror from the wearl ward, was
here on business last Mouday.
Don't forget to turn out and wei
pome King faunus on Feb. 24th.
Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Robichaux,
of lounma were visitors at the borne
of M.rs. Therislnle tolbichaux during
the early part of the week.
.Messrs. Theodore Adam nod TLeo
phile Pellegrin of lower Lafo urehe
spent last 5tturchay and Sunday with
friends hb're.
Mrs. J. lIrie'Irau returned home!
last Sunday after a pleasant sojourn !
in New Orleans, visiting friends and I
;elativecs.
Mliss A. G. lie Lisle and Miiss
t'iiska Bateaux left last Tuiesd my for
aldoxi, Miss.. aceonupanied by Mr.
teginald Badeaix.
Misses Uarrie Curtis and Stella
Biium, of Thibodaux are here for a
peek's visit at the residence of Mr.
pad Mrs. Sam Blum.-Roral Topies.
Beautiful tableauxa. made brilliant
by magnifient eteetricaI effects at the
opera House Feb. 24th. Adminsson
poly 25ets.
Dr. and Mrs. P. K. Thilxxdaux, of
blontegut, Terrebonne Parish, were
the guests this week of the loctor's
parent., Mr. and Mrs. Theophile
hibodaux.
The waruy friends of Mr. Charles
Eogerran will hear with delight of
gmia recovery from an attack of La
$;mrrppe which had confined bim to bed
for several days.
The hase of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre
1(. Toupa was brightened last Wed
neaday b3 the advent of a fine baby
tov. The Sentinel extends its ('on.
grat~atmons to tbe happy parents.
Mir. Alex. Chenet, th, efficient
masnager of the Bush Grove plants
lion, was an town this week, the guest
pf hIs relatives, 34r. and Mrs. Theo
~hile Thibodaux.
Give The Eclipse Lunch Shop your
p rders fyr Cakes, Pies and Macaroni
Buppers, Jaimbalara Suppers, S~auce
Viquante Suppers, etc. etc. Suppers
perved for six covers or more. i-ot
Coffee anti Hot Lunches at all hours
pf the clay at the Bridge.
Dr. Qacar Thibodaus, of .Naps
leonville, and Dr. Paul Thibodfaux, of
Philadrljplia Point, attended the
tuueral ot their uncle, IClyssee Bour
peole, and while here were the guests
of their parent., Mr. and Mrs. Tbeo.
-hs 2thiodsau.
Mr. jsapl Scott, the faithful and
elflden% member of the School Board
from tihe third ward, amid Mr. Charles
kC. Gaude, the well known school
leacher from the same ward, were
mere last Saturday~ on a atiort ristt.
P)eafnqim Cannot he Cured
by local applications as they 'oimuot
~eaeb the diseased portion of the ear.
Teeis only one way to cure deaf
peas, and that is by constitutional
l'erediys. Dea~ncsis is caused by an
~nfiared conslition of the mucous tin
eng of tye h'mgueliian Tube. When
tpbis tube 'is in-msme' you bait as rum
fling souahi or amvum efe'ct liearimtg, and
whcn it is entist'y chose u, (Jeufmess is
the result, ani uinliss ltie muthimnmna.
lion can lhe taken o'4 and thist lube
Seslort'd to its iorreal eenlitzom, bear
ug will tie d ptroyed Zorevm-r; anime
¶ysses out of len are caused liv (at
*srb, ybhivh is nothing but an o n
i'd cuumdilion ef the mucous 6hurfaceea
We will give 9ne 1luibdtrel lDohI:urs
for an) case of IDeafness (eauourI !u
catarih). that cannot Ibe virl l b
~lali's C':uttsrm Cure. Si-nd for <ru
So' gb y lDruggists. 75ce.
lsills Pat~ily I'illg are the best.
S
Judge C. A. Frnjer an wia a viii.
,or to New Orleans on ast Thursday.
The Lanforch" Progressive Union
Lhas just iseive'l the complete report
of the 12th cen(us of the United
States with the comptiments of the
Ho1n. Robt. F. Broussard.
Tue Sentiuel received a very pleas
ant visit from Mr. F. L. Bairilleaur.
of Losc port. yesterday. Mr. Barril
leaux was on his way to White Castle
to visit two daughters who live there
A !other's Recjmmendation.
I have used uhmberisin's (',ugh
Remedy for a number of years sul
have no hesitancy in saying that it
is the he;' remeiuy for coughs. colds
andi croup I have ev'r used in my
family. I have not words to exprees
my contllence in this remedy --SIrs.
J. A. Moore. North Star, )lich. For
sale by Ioth Drug Store.
Mr. Joseph L. Bourg jis secured
the agency for the Crescent home
Co., Limited, of New Orleans, and
has opened an office in the Fleetwood
Building at the corner of St. Philip'
and Thibodaux Streets.
The State Council of the Catholic
Knights held its biannual session last
Thursday in Algiers. Messrs. 11. C
Morrant and H. N. ('onion were the
delegates of the home branch. We
note with pleasnre that Hon II. N
Coulon was again elected a Supreme
Represeittative.
At a m:eting of the Brooklva Iliac
Co. No. ; hh-li on February the till,
the following officers were ele-ted for
the ensuing year: ('has. Flash, Pre
sident: Abhert Iloirgeois, Vice Pre.i
dent; Leon Bltoeb, Treasurer' Chas.l
Landry, Secretary; Levy Ilehert.
Foreman; A. F. Poche. Asst. Fore.
wan; Ferdinand Bave. Iloes Director,
Lucas Hehert. Asst. Hose Director.
The scratch of a pin map cause the
loses of a limit or even death when
blood poisoning results from the in
jury. All danger of this may be
avoided. however. by promp'tly ap.
plying Chamberlain's Pain Bilm. It
is an anltisettlc and quick healing
liniment for cut', bruises and burns.
For sale by Roth Drug Store.
The folinwing couples were mar
ried at St. Joseph's Catholic Church
during the week:
Mr. Louis Larose and Miss Leon
tine Nsquiu; Mr. Leoni Leonard and
Miss Alice Himel: Mr. Charles loa
;lreo-ux and Miss Anastasie Ledet;
Mr. Leon Navarre and Miss Louisa
Iloudreaux: Mr. Charles Soignet and
Miss Schotastique Breaux; Mr. Emile
Webre and Miss Corinne Morvant.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Barker of New
Orleans had the sad misfortune of
losing, on the Gth instant, their infant
child Thomas, aged six weeks. The
remains were brought over to Thibo
daux last Saturday morning over the
Southern Pacific R. R. and interred
in the St. Joseph's Catholic cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Barker were formeriy
residents of this place and have
numerous friends whom the SENTINEL
joins in extending sympathy to the
unhappy parents in their hour of
bercavement.
The lectures given at the Opera
House on last Thursday night under
the auspices of the Lafourche Pro
gressive Union were instiuictive and
entertaining. The lecturers for the
occasion were distinguishelI professors
of Tulane University, and were i'itro
(dlced by the presideat of the Union,
3isj. W. P. Martin, in the following~
order:
Dr. Eilwiu E. Sheib; Prof. Morton
Alirich; and Prof. Walkinaon. Their
respective subjects were: "Higher
Rd ucation." "Progressive Unions,"
and Chemistry and Sugar--making;
all interesting topics which were
treated with grecat ability by the
speakers. It is to be hoped that the
eminent professors will make other
visits to Thinbotaux and thatour peo
ple will again have the pleasure of
listening to their instructions.
Mrs. C. M. Moore. of New Orleans,
is visiting lher mother, Mrs. 31. Sprin.
ger.
Visht the bargain counter at Ellis
Brand's Sona, you mIght find some
thing you need there much cheaper
than you could buy it elsewhere.
For Sale.
Several mules, suitable for small
planters at reasonable prices.
C. S. Mathews.
Georgia Plantation, Raceland, La.
Notioe.
T~tx C'ouJ.xroa's OFrICE, P4Riait oF
LAFor RCFE.
Thi bodati, Feb. 14, 1903
Notice is hereby given to the tax
19yers of the parish of Lafourche.
-that ilh' to xes assessed in the year
193are set forth in thy tax rolls on
Iii.' i my oiic and in the mortgage
uflce of this parish; .that they are
111w ilte and have become delinonent
on thi' 31 st uiti of IDecemiber, 19O2.
a.il sh-1l ti, or ititere-t at the rate of
:~per comn pe mrniiui from saiI (late,
until pait :n fleco'dancue with article.
21 'of the conblititu.oin. Tuax payers
are iii'te ie' to -cl at occe an] settle,I
ii a der to avoid iuterest anl codt.
JAMES BEARY,
~b $hSb r tf and Tax Collector.
Amusements.
Hars Hanson. a dedigbtful laugb
p1 rovoking produI4tion was seen at tht
Opera House lait Saturday night by
a large an lien:" de pile the incessant
down pour that fe*l on that day.
Jas. T. 3-A pin inipersoisti-d Hans
Hanson, the Srweale character, sad
h's dislect, sirnpikcity and awkward
ness were sueh that they seemed al
nst untnut lHie sang the T~roline
songs with pronounced success, bid
ding fair to bectine a riva! to the
'eolen voiced Al. Wilson. With
the exce tion of one or two charac
tbrs the company is a strong one.
Th. play is o'at of the orlinary, has a
I we.l Iani plot. fu.nny situations. with
mtib room for some dever emotion
a: it titing. All who attended were
well .! aled with the performance
and ha'l a tnie !gut favorable a tinsent,
to relder.
Mysterious Circumstance.
One was pale anti Sallow and the
other f-esh and rosy. Whence the
ditference? Sie who is hIuehing with
health uses l)r. Kings -New Life Pills
to maintain it. lay gently arousing
the lazy organs they compel good
digestian aol head off constination.
Try them. Quly 25c, at All Drug
: rste. -
Maloz-Jolet.
The following lisapatch from H.ou
i,;. tunted the 10th instant, appeartd
in 1t'e uicll:.is faic idnse:
-Miss LIvbyan "I. .iolet, of Hlounia,
nay units t i rnmatrianor. to '1r.
Waftt-r ('. >1a0z. a yoi' ' merchant
of Patti r-on, La. at t. Fr-uits a e
Sas ti till" it. tu l.r! :.t o~ oeck
this afterntnoro l)i-.Q Joit is a
laughter of Mr. airl M rs A.utxis
.Jolet, Jr.. of this place. The younn
couple depaitted on the afternoon
train for their home in Putterson."
The bri le is well known here where
she lived many years with her par.
eats, -her father, Majur A. Jole; Jr.,
having been during many years con
neted with the SET'NE! as part
owner, editor and busine-s manager
-and has many fregnds and o!d
schoolmates, haying attended the
convent dining many sessions.
Since moving to llouwa the young
behool girl that she was when she
left had grown into a beautiful and
accomplished young l:aly, the pride
and comfort of fond parents.
The SESTINFE, congratulates the
happy groom upon his good fortune
in capturing the heart and hand of
the charming Terreboane belle, and
extends its sincerest wishes to the
youthful couple for a long life of
happtoeas and prosperity.
"Clothing Pointers."
Why not have your new Spring
suit made to order by experienced
tailors, and thus get a tit which you
will feel proud of ?
The success of this l'ranch of my
business has been. First; An assort
ment of patterns sulficit-ntvy large to
please the individual taste of each
customer. Second; Goods of sterling
value. Third; Superior woikmanship
and consequent perfect fits. Foturth;
l'xcellence and duratiilitv of trim
rmings. Fift h; Prices commensurate
with value given.
The-se points havc been striutti'
mnaiint:invd by tli2 louscs with whom
I am connect, thus itssuritg you of
the very best cit satisfaction. as to
quality of woolens, fit and finish.
It buying "made to measure"
Clothiung, you can select a pattern
nobodly else has, and should you
tiesire to be the exclusive wearer I
will tuke pleasure in withdrawing said
pattern from further sale.
I shall be glad to have von call
and examine my line of over 1100
samples, and should you neid any
thing in Clothing, whether It be a
suit, coat and vest, single coat or
pair of Pants, I will be pleased to
take your order with the understand
ing that I give you perfect satisfac
tion or no sale.
Respectfully soliciting a share of
your valued patrounge.
I am youia very truly.
CHAs. A. BADEAUX,
THE~ R&CKIT STORE.
Gents Farnishings,'¶.adips Goods
Notions, Shoes and Oats.
Main street, Thibodeau, La.
The Old
Family Remedy
DR. DAVIS'
Compound Syrup
Wild Cherry
A and Tar
Ahpyblending of the Ch.rry and the Fine.
It eawe.
consUoPTIno. ('oUoHs. coLDS,
AWFHMA. INFLUENaA. BROwNrHI
TIC, CROUP. WiIOOPING COUGH.
PALPITATION OW THxEREART.
60 Cent. sad 5i.@@ a Uettie.
At druggist. and medietne denium,
Call at Di-nis Cleruent's store, on
Jackson street, for your Fresh Gro
Iceries atnd good Liquors -of the
latter he carries always in stock a
'tine nssortmeiit of else goods, such
its "The Old Vi'lttvy Whi-key"--.-extra
special quaulhit--which is excelled by
no othe-r. .
Opera, House,
if. L. GIBBS, Manager
, Lyons National Stock f
9 is Repertelf4 TO eeights,
f+ Comsenclng
e Monday, Feb. 16th.
Change of Play Nightly.
Prices 25, 35, 50 Cents.
' -Account of Magdi Gras, New Or
a leans. La, February 18-24. 1903
h The Texas & Pael e Ry. Co., will sel
T rickets at a ralk of $1.90 for the
e Round Trip, selling dates Februarj
; l7th. to 23rd, foal limit to retrun
1'rbruarv 28th."
W. BADaE,
Agent
!Low Bates q ý. P. Railroad.
b Morgan's LoW s & Texas Rail.
a road and step Company will
sell tickets freoms ibodanz to Cali
I fornia Polnts F th, to April 30th
. 1903, at a ;eta o account
_ of Colone a4iaiaI
particqlars, ideal agemL
Atlberal Oer.
The undeislped will give a free
sample of Chamberlian's Stomach and
1 Liver Tablets to any one wanting a
re!iable remedy for disorders of the
stormich, bliousness or constipation.
This is a new remedy and a good one.
For sale bl toth Drug Store.
Bank Notice.
The annusl Meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Lafourche
will be held at the office of the Bank
on 3los day, Feb. 16.1903, at 4 o'clock
P. M. The meeting is for the purpose
of eketing 11 directors to seive for
the ensuing year, and to transact such
other business that may properly
- come before the said meeting.
t K. J. BRAri,
r 29 2t Cashier
Cut this out and take it to Roth
e Drug :tor.* and get a flee sample of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, the best physic. They cleanse
and invigorate the stomach, improve
the appetite and regulate the bowels
Regular size, 25c. per box.
Fox Terrier Puppies for Sale.
Four fine fox terrier puppies from
f best Tennessed stock, Parties wishing
I to purchase apply toofce of Sentinel,
e Thibodaux, IA, for further informs
f tion. 29
-J Veonire.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
20se JUDaoIAL Disraswr Cooer,
PARIsH or LAFORCIIE.
Be it known and remembered, Thad
on this twenty-eightL day of the
t..onthi of January, in the yesi of Our
Lord, One thousand nine hundred
- and three,
Pursuant to written notices issued
by the Clerk of Court, in and for the
Parish of Lafourche, and addresser'
P and given to each of the Jury Coin
Smissioners, in ani for saId Pariah, as
hy the said Clerk's certificate berete
e annexed more fully appears; we Hen
ry W. Frost, Henry Raviere. Jos. 31
SLefort. Thus. J. Kixobloch and John
SS. &elv, Jury Commniasioiners. duir
appointed as sudh for the parish 01
Lafourche undvi the provtaions ol
Act No. 135 ofthe General As-cwh y,
Iapproved July 13th, 1898, and pro
nmitigated by publication in the Suite
U otlicial Journal on July 29th, 1898.
1and all duly sworn and qualifed as
such Jury Commissioners In anod fot
Ithe parish of* Lafourche, mert at ths
II Clerk's Olfice at the Court House iii
Sthe town of Thihodeux, and in corn
-panty with P. Wallace Lefort, ClerIs
a of said Court, ex-otflco Jury Commia
I sioner, duly sworn and qualifled ai
01 such. Then and there In the presenci
I-of 3lesrsr. J. Otis Knobloch anti
Smile J. Legeodre, two good ansi
competest and disinterested witnesses
'fof lawful age, gompetent to read and
write the lEa.lsh language, residinj
in the pa e o Iafourvle, and sum
moned by Clari of saud Court fos
- the purpo i~esda secordsama
a with Ag4-NS 431
of 9emsbsyof the Stat.
'* of Louisea..ps to examine th.
a general ves on lleiitlte clerk'u
otfioe, and struck thetefrom
the names of grand jurors and
petit jurors assi'kve so served, as wel
as the names others who are knowi
Ito have dl removed, from the
parish, besoexapt or disqualifed
to serve as jaeros since their names
were entered thereon, and the names
of those who have died, rewoved
become exemgs or disqualified wers
also taken fres~ the general venirs
box, after which we supplemented ths
original list and the ballots in the
box, with thLk names of the sawrs
number of good and competent mer
from the qualied jurors of the parieh
as have lbee taken from the box and
eraseed from ta list, soaso to keep th.
number of names In the general ven*
ire box and as the jury list at thi
origiinal steasard of three hundret
contained themin; each of said name
a so placed in the general venire bo:
n having been written by the said cler
on a separate .Iip of paper, togeshe
e Iwith the nnsaber of the ward or play
a of resldenee ot such person.
It1 And imuuj~stely after compl)ettn
a said venire ilgt we selected therefror
y the names of jhe following tweiit
citixens. qood and competent nmec
posse-sing the qua!ificstions to servs
Ss tgiaut Juries pres~cribied liv Stctuio
1 of said Act. taken roin the difier
Pict parts of the p-rich, as far as prac
ticab!e, to serve as grand jurors a
O the session of Court .Jgi~inaog o0
,Monday Mardh 9th, 1 1903, and until
dischaiged iccoidiug to law, towit:
GRAND JURY
No Ward No War
1. Utlyse M.r.ant. 1 II Firmin Gleuwle.
2. Pbilip Najuin. 1 12 Alfred Btreaux.
3. Omer Mire, 1 !3 C. A. Gaud .
g 4. Clay Cailtouet 5 14 I2 14 ert M10rvant. I
6. Edward Jiadeaux. 2 15 1taol ('oillouet. 1
6. E. P. triviere. 2 16 Welinglon Hebert
7. . C. P. Shaver. 2 1. Justilien Theriot
6. Edward Toups, 3 14 LJaw rner Aveock I
. Leon Rticliard. 3 19 Willie Mordi.on, I
10 Elia C. Delaune 4 9u Pierre Breaux. I
And having so selected the above
named persons as grand jurors, the
names of each was written on a se
parate slip of papcr by the Clerk in
1e the presence of the Commissioners
and the witnesses, and all the slips so
containing the names and numbe-r of
the ward of each of said grliod jurors
. were placed in an envelope by ut
commissioners, wbich was by us seal.
ed, sigoed and endorsed, and labeled,
-"List of Grand J urots", and placed
in the Jury Box as hereinifterstated.
- After which we proseeded, after the
IIslips contained tn the general venirs
i box had been well mixed, to draw
b+ from the said general venare box the
1t napes of thirty persons to serve at
peti- jeorsx Ior Urns Irst week of the
session of laId eourt, lwgtmbitg ae
Monday, March 9th, 1903, the names
being drawn from the box one at the
ie time by Henry Riviere. one of the
d said Jury Commissioners, io the
a presence of the other commissioners
e and of the witnesses, and which eo
1. drawn are as follows:
S FIEST WEEK.
No Ward No Ward
1. Jos A. Legendre, 7 16 Edgar Towpe. 2
2 Drauzlb Pine, $ 1' Thos Tbibodaux 5
3. Octave LeBrun, 4 Is Thotlatu, Harr'o.e `
4. J. E. White, r 1'e Th es LooIrul 1
5. Paul Guftroz. 3 20 Laurent Ij'det
6. Paul St. Pierre, r 91 Alfred .ELdet,
. M3 rtille C. (laude 5 = Joseph Sevm, 3
N. Ernest Autiu. 3 J Albert Morant I
l I. Theogne Oncale 6 24 Jno. D. liriant,
10 Beauresarni Furet 9 21 Pierre Kernandena 3
k II Geo. Jetffers. 2 3 N. T. Bourg. 2
k 12 Theodule Martin. 3 27 Jules Sauler 3
" 14 Stephen 1)eiaune V %t Auguste Houssel
e 14 Paulin A. LIdet, 7 29 Justillen Mire. 1
I P. A. Domanade. 2 30 Anatole Ayo, 8
Having placed the names of the
foregoing thirty persons so drawn as
lpetit juro-s for the first week of the
said session of court in an envelope,
r we have sigued and sealed, and en
dorsed and labeled it,-"List of jurors
No. 1" to serve for the said first week
hof the session.
After which we proceeded to draw
from the said general venire box the
l names of thirty persons to serve as
e petit jurors for the second week of
the session of said court, beginning
on Monday. March 16th, 1903, the
names being drawn from the box one
3. at the time by said Henry Riviere,
one of the Jury Commissioners, in
the presence of the other Commis
g sioners and of the witnesses, and
It which names so drawn are as follows:
I SECOND WEEK.
No Warm No ward
L BomaaaColntment 2 16 Woe. a. Frees, I
. Jas. Berna , 2 1 Walrt. 3576. 1
5. BJemis w 63 Jos. Hems~ase 6
AM2 22 a1ils Shi
A. Tales FIe tleTur
9i. Whitney Webee.. 1 24 Philip Roblcbaijz
1. 11 Joseph Chauvin 4 26 Crawford Brown 4
12 Emile Barrios 9 2T Alexander Perrin 2
13 Isidore Kraemer 6 2 E. A. Delaune. 4
i 14 James Toup. 5 29 Alfred Hunter. 10
15 Fielden Pierce 4 3) Victorin Matherno 3
Having placed the names of the
foregoing persons drawn as petit
d jurors for the second week of said
session of court in an envelope, we
yi signed and sealed the same, and en
dorsed and labeled it,-"List of jurors
14No. 2", to serve for the second wedk
of the sess:on. w aepae h
And thereupon w aepae h
said two sea'ed envelopes together
nwith the~ sea'ted <tvelope containing a
liht of grand jurors selectel as herein
above set f. ,rth. in a box prvitled
for the purpose, labeled Jury Box,
whisih w1's thereupon locked and seal.
el and placed in the custody and
keeping of the Clerk of Court, for
use at the next ensuing session o1
Scourt, and subject to the orders of
rthe District Judge. And the oakd
general venmre box was also locked
and sealed a~nd delivere.d to the asai
Clerk of Court as the custodian there
k of; all in the presence of the saic
witnesses.
In faith Whereof, we have signed
ethis process verbal of thle drawmng ol
Ithe Jury, made at the time, on Lbe
d day, month and year first above
awritten, in the pseseuce of Ihe afore.
n amed witnesses.
ig (Original Sigr.ed)
J xo. 8. SsELY,
r ~By. Ransas,
a J. N. Lxvoav,
if. W. Faoiti*
seJury Commissioner.
's P. WALLAes Esroar,
aClerk of Court and es-officio Jnry
d Commissloner.
1ll Witnesses:
aE. J. LEOENDRE,
J. 0. Knoat~oen.
Read and filled Jannary, 28, 1903.
S (Signed) P. WALLAes LEVoaR,
Clerk of said Court.
A tine copy:
r~~~C'erk's office,
re L. S.Thibodaux La. Jan. 29, 1903
m ...)P. J. AccoiN,
D'y. Clerk of said Court
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