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Jury Venire.
No.
1 P.,
TlKE STATE OF L()ISIANA, : I"
20Ti JUDICIAI. DISTRICT Coa:RT, 6 Jo1
7 2)t
IARISI or LAFPO'I'IIs. J
I Sal
Be it known and remembered, That 10 Fr.
on this fifth daynth the month of r
August, in the year of Our Lord, One 13 A;
thousand nine hundred and three, 1IL lh
Pursuant to written notices issued 1 1.
by the Clerk of Court, In and for the fore
Parish of Lafourche, and addressted uotJ
and given to each of the Jury Conm- sesl
Inliesioers, in anid for said Parisb, as si n
I3" the sai i Clh.rk's certificate hereto dor.
unonexIc more fully appears; we lhen. No"
ry W. Frost, henry Riviere, and of tl
.lohn S. Seely, a majority of the A
Jury Commn in ssion rs, duly ap- said
pointed as auch for thie parish of -ith
Laforcthe under the provision- of list
Act No. 135 of the Geneial Assembly, aho'
approvcd July 13tih, 1898, and pro- for
mulgated by publication in the State whI
otticial Journal on July 29th, 1898. .4 :4
and all du'y sworn and qua'iti,.d i s ke.
such Jury Cotmmissioners in and fort t
the parish of Lafourthe, met at the .nd
Clerk's OI(hce at tht. Couit House ilt,
the town of ThihiiboIaux, and in c,- veni
pany with P. Wallace Leforl, Clerk ,,a
of said Court, ex.-,tfiio Jury 'omt- Cou
misaioner, duly swoiu and qualifrd the
as such. Then and there in the I
presence of Mlessrs. J. Otis K,oblhch this
and Etmile J. Legeudre, two good anti the
I compeltent and disinterested witlnses day
of lawful age, oumlt,.tent to res.d and wil
write the PEaVglsh Lauguag,', sttinitg nan
in the paish of L.afourche, and sunn- (
moned ty the Cleak of said Court for
the piI, ose(.; pioceeidedl in accordance
with SetLl iuon of said Act No. 131
of the Guceral A~isembly of thel State
of Louisiana of 1S98, to examine the
,tnr rat ve,.i e list on Ii e in the cle k's Cle
olhice, and Ihving struck therefrom 1
the u:ue~ of turbh grand jurors and j
petit jutsos as have so served, as well ,1
as the n:,ves of others who are known j
to have died. removed from the parish, (.
become exempt or disqualified to
serve as jurois since their names
were entered thereon, r.tnd the names
of those who lave died, removed,
become exemn)t or dis lutalifi d were
also takt n from the ge-n. r,! venir;
box, after whi b we su,,p'emected the
original list a.d the bl!ots in the HiA
box, with the n1amtesi of the same
numti .r of goo I andl competent men
from the qualified jurors of the parish,f 1
as have been taken from the box and her
erased from the list, so as to keep the Hge
Snumber of names in the general venire He
box and an the fury list at the original wIt:
standard of three hundred contained tern
therein; each of said names so placed ai3
Sin the general venire box having been It
written by the said clerk on a separate B.
slip of paper, together with the num- FoI
her of the wird or place of residence
of such person.
And iL.mediat. ly after completoing ati
said venire list, we seletesd therefrom
the names of the following twenty
citizens, good and conietent mun, 8'
osaessiag the quailiestiono to serve
as grand jurrsn.preselmed by Section
1 of said Aet; takes from the dtlerent ord
parts of the parish, as far as praclica tot
ble, to serve as grand jurors at the ai
session of Court beginning on tMon- tio
day, September 14th, 1903, and until his
e discharged according to law, towit: Its
GRAND JURY.
No. Wd. No. Wd
I. Jno. Wetre. 1 11 PromperBouterie 4 bel
•. 1.'.H. Lagarde. 1 2 Felix l)eltte ii an
3. Paul setel. I 18 O)leus Leonard. 5 cr
4. A.J. Broul. 2 14 AdonIs Toups. S
.Ja. it. Taylor. 15 Jno.b odrlgnue,
Ii. Denis ('lrment. 2I Alctde Thauvin Jr. 7
- ('. J. 1Ldetir'. 2 il Arthur Lea ntre y 7;
.I ('iy Inrw ltl. 3 15 Charles KIllot ,
9. 1,0. J. iterceron 3 19 D P. owlunwl iara, q
10. C. 31. Hargw, 4 ~ Josr. Boeois IU th
,And, having so selected the above
named l)wrsons as grand jurors, the
lnalefes of teach was written on a se
pa:rate slip ctf paner hy the Clerk in n
'the presence of the Commissioniers in
Saund tihe witnesses, and all the slips so t
Scontaininlg the .:ames and numbr of p
. the ward of ea'h of saiI grand jtiruor
were laued uit atlt envelope by Us
commix sioners, which was i'y us seal- t
ed, signctd anI endorsedt, and labeled,
--.LiAst of Graiut Jurors", an,! placed t
, in the Jury Box as hereinaftter stated
.fter whichl we proceeded, after de
the slip1s colntai:ed in the generaiol
velIre iibox had bee, well mtlied, to
draw from the sail general venire
ilx the nanies of thirty p'rsons to
serve as petit jurors for Ihe first week q
of the oe-sion of said court, beginning (
on Monday, September 14th, 1903, h
the names being drawn from the box
one at the time by Henry Riviere, 1
one of the said Jury Commisioners, r
in the I)resenee of the othelr commis
moners and of the witnmese, .and t
which so drawn are as tolltows: r
No rWd. No. Wd
1 Paul Dolu n  Auae b r AL ee Bertohu
2 Tho'. (aund. 3 17 y ivcrterChauxl n
3 Hwavrd p'l ce. 1h IEmile Kahn a
fo rlh ne 19 Felix Poehe. iat
si ieson Al'l' o 2c (iwnar linvlope
5Win. M.cCulia. 2 21 Neuville Adam. 1 a
oKic1rt leagare o th AIcidC Thibodur w
;hllpHe ert 3 21 Randolph Roger. 2
OSie SeBuudoln . rce Grlif.
1o Wlato Foir. 7 Il naoce Richord. a
it y. Kr~eir. - s Wmi. Pisrtentbc5
South Adam 6e nr Svlvestre Kraoemer
4 Voisi iLenott. 3 29 L.eo MobichaUruau
RtY ieRiviera. 20 F.L.lirrlOBUl I
SHaing pltced the noames of ther i
foregoing thirty persons so drawn ase
petit jurors for the first week of the :
sai" ses-ion of court in an envelope, C
- we have signed and sealed, and en
.dorsed "nu labeled it ,c.Listoifjurors
No 1" to serve for the said first week
of the session.
After which we proceeded to draw
fIom the said general venire box the
n'mes of thirty persons to serve as
petit jurors for the second week of
the session of said eurt, beg'nningi1
on Mlonday, SeptembIr 21st, 1903, J
the namas being drawn from the box I
one at tbe time by said Henry Riviera,
- one of the Jury (,ommissoners, in
the presence of the other Commis
sioners and of the witnesses, and
which names so dawn are as follows:
No ECOND WEK. ( The
No t. Wd. o Nu. .
1 P. J. nout. i, or .I. J. I :
H iiltty lorvant, 1; J. S. Leei . bi l
1 l (lau, ta6ide S. is. rTn 2le attra
o4 Adrin , p r , 1anwa ve C'lment 5llur
ui, rels kioharl. o2 we Alfr i)ali 2 crc
6 Joe Perrlla,ºx Jr. -St Jo Flanagan,e 1 AUt
7 ')wllmne brweruno 3 2 it. ebu-,.ertJr. 61
;Jackeon ,trle is 4 Z1 ilaywmod Wlihs I forei
iglaurlin 8evn, 7 ?4 Jeph Reenoit. 6 tollI
10 Frank MlCulllum 2 (iSon of A radeoo)
II Arse'w .. Naquin i Albe.rt Leilane milli
1 Preldk. Goolman S 21 Arthur Heheert. a
13 Atbon Pierce,- 27 Augustln Adam 4 and
14 Willie lraseiloe Wmn.J. Foret. w tiont
15 (:has. ltgout, 1 3 Alex. Leple, ..
Is te. J. Ber.on. 2 5 VirttoA e
Having pla'ed the naines of the is 1
foregoing persons drawn as pett tillus
jurors for the steond week of saidnI pro.c
session of court in an envelope, we melth
signsit and sj'ard the same, andi en- I colle
dorset and lafi,"letl it,-"n lisi of jurors I ilud
No. 2', to seeve for the sectad week the i
of the sessi',n. Lthn
And thereupou we have placed the t::nn
ssid twot sealed envelopes tcge'ther the
with the se:ttled envlolte contininlg a bout
list of grand jurors selected as herein- ' con
abol)ve set forth, in a ,ox provided h st,
for thLe purpose, lab eted Jury Box, teen
which was thcetllpl n locked andl sal- I cc
e 4I anld pl'ac.d in tihe custody alnd ,ora.
kei.ping of the Clerk of Court, for use Mlis
at tile ucxt cusning session of coult, tain
1nd Bsuject to to the or'lers of the Mat
I)atrict Judge. And the sald general on I
venire h) was also locked and sealed van
and delivered to the said Clerk of on 4
Court as the cunstdlan thereof; all in tons
the presence of the said witnesses. Bru
In faith whereof, we' have signed stot
this process verbal of the drawing of Fla
the Jury. made at the time, on the enta
day, month and year first above Stra
written, in the presence of the afore- muoa
named witues-es. 1 r
(Original Siguci) 1oe
. No. S S :i:r.v, jf t
ill. l{i\i 0ts. o.1
11 W r t' t, , l u,
.T 11." r'h in'o:-s. out rs. The
P. \WAui..I' E I,EFtT, Ch
Clerk of ('tuirt, csx o!licio .Jury Coan'r. 1111
Wit et-ssts : e
E J l. g.,id, strt
J O Kubiihch. Gal
t.a:d aid hiltd Ang. 5, 10:10. lo
(.igniei) P. WVAiL.t"tI I:.i:ro, r, lo
Ctrk of saidl Curt. con
A true *ol'y. Bol
- - Clrkls offlice. Thihodiux, See
I i. S a , Aug. 5, 1903 tail
P. J. Arcols, val
D'v Clerk of said Court.
Has Life Saved by Chamberlain's
Colic, Cbol-ira and Diarrhoea a re
Remedy. use
"B. L. Byer, a wt II known cooper Whi
of this twot,, siays he believes Cham- bee
herlain's Co it, Cholera and i)i:arrhoea :he
lRemedy saveti hi- life last summer tre:
He had been si, k for a month with hot
what the do.,trs cal bilious dysen- .:*
tery, and cotuld gt nothing to do him gna
aqy good until he tried this remedy. ette
It gave him min diate relict," says the
B. T. Little, merchant. Hancock, Md .W
For sale by Iolth Dreu Store. wil
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STATE OF 1.O1 ILs1[ANA,
. Jth Judicial District Court-Parish of sil
Latourche. det
Sucoaasero oF CaIi.A x BovDIaAUx,
i I)ECAMaED WIDOW Or FERTHOLD
I BARRIos No. 1610 PHOBATKM.
Take notice: that pursuant to an
order and decree of the above Court and trit
to a Commission to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered Succes- pai
sion, I will offer for sale at public auc
tion pursuant to law to the last and a
I highest bidder on the premises situnatdl i,
in this parish, on the right bank of
Hason Lafourche at about thirty three
miles below the Town of Thihodaux on Ns
SATURDAY OCTOBEIt &3, 190:1,
4 between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M.
6 and 4 o'clock P. M. the following des- we
S cribed property to.wit: at
REAL ESTATE. mi
7 A Certain tract of land situated in the th
Parish of Ittafurche, on the right bank
S of Iia\oui I:fo,tlr'lt', at a holtt Thirty
0 threet Inic . below the It Wi f ti,. .
Spents, fr aittti ll lr. ti t' te h iv 1,11'
C- tarcelin (utir.r atnd Ii itx i t:l
now or formerly ',l' .t:i a , 1 '.ttr'iti I ;
l eattie. 'rTtgetlr u at I I li i l tl
5 in :s and imnprove'lll -l :.- it.' :i ;t!:, a 1
o third of the trop of .r n i ii -ti ",-i
thereon. 'The said trtlt :, I. l ttt ,°:.; , iil
f parallel lines extend. : i t i, r .t. :, billlb
r part of the wititle It;: t ltirt tt
C'harliton Heattie from: i :..:. '. ii p1r
a by private act on January "~ sci, I, anti
I being lot No. ne (1) on plan of said
tract executed Ibv .t..hlet .I r.turveyor, it
1, on March tlih, 183, alni on tile inl the h
Recorder's oflHice of the Parishi of La
four'he.
d Lcss the following tracts: tt
First. A portion of the land above
er descrilbed meas:uring Seventy feet front W
'Ai on said tHLVou hv one htuandred and a
nt linety two fret illn ilepth, iounded albve t
by land of Marcelin Giuidlroz aid in the
re riar and bellow hy otllher landstl of venll
to dors, sold by act before William C.
Lorraine, Nttarv Pulblic. ou te 23rd
k day of August n"1r, to Luke (uidro T
g (S.e C. B. P. I1l,.) d
rSecod. Anoter portion of the tract
herein first described sold to Etlenne g
aX Defilice, on March 12th 1910 by act he- o
tore Oustava Abriat Jr., Notary Pu b
rlie, meesuirtoI eventp feet front on
s lt ofby one hninred and ninety tl
Stw in th bou nded bove by lnd ofl
h ekde s and below b lande of
ad st vedo who alo 6wns and n thebs
rear. See C. B. P. 425.
Third. Another part of the tract first
above described, Ameasuring Scventyi
feet on said Iayou .hy one hundred and
Snlinety two fueet ill d ejptlr, ounded srl, ve
iU, lieg lot of Etitnne licllic anti below
aind in thoetcar Iy lands .of vendor, ul I a
i to luke tuidroz.l nt Ieftre Liustave I n
2 Abrlh:ti Jr., and recorded in C. .t. o.
S:ri, pyage 1h..
SOn.o lot ofJewelry, a ailver Watrl, g
5- a lot of ilothhtlg eontaillnIid in Armolr,
on h '--. ed, two IIlnt)a Mattresse', one s]burk
era-ttress., oe feather ilo!stv.r and two U
zt fieathler pillowi, etc., a lot of live quilts, t
l V one armo. r a lot of chairs. two Itocking
chairs, tvo small tables, one writting L
the I desk, one safe and contenti, one cookilng
stove and 4 pots, etc., one stone jar,
as aboUt two sacks of Itotstoes anclhne hoe, -
tie a large wooden box containllg an oid
z clock, Alamp, three gla.ses, one water
p itcher and three pictures, about forty
ore On the following terms and couditions t
ek to wit. For Cash to pay yebIs.
S Sheriff Qf the Parish of Latourche.
Howell & Martin, Atys of Succession. 4
•a August 29th 1t. 1
What isd ]e.
of In the last analysis nobody knows,
ing: but we do know that It is under strict
03, l.tw. Abuse that law even slhghtly,
hox Fain results. Irregular living m.asln4
ere, derangement of the organs, resulting
in in C'oostipatioo, Headache or Liver
ie- trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pills
and quickly re-adjusts this. It's gentle,
iw: yet thorough. Ouly 2!5s at all druggist.
Thle Il)elieator for Septembur go
The S,-ptemnlher Delnrealtr is S politi
attractive number and presents tions
charming and ulp-t--date display o with
Autumn fashions. Letters from *0 color
foreign fashion centre., and illuta pa l
tions of the newes. fabrics, Olat er
millinery and novelties in trimmi9gs
and accessories are valuable contribh. r
tions in this all important month n on
the realm of style. A special feats- oe I
is a Collection of Rlare samplers, an from
illustrated article showing many majc
prr'cions hits of needlework that re ing
incluled in a nutimner of famous lr adv
collections. In the Flower Series,l. nom
Iludsou Moore charmningly recounts anan
the story of the Lilac. A Mystery side
Luncheon, by Miles Bradford, con very
t: ns some excellent suggestions f swail
the table along with a good story. A dicta
house possessing the comforts sa Lal
convenuiencs of the twentieth and the
h story awll architecture of the eigh
teenth centuries is shown, as wellas Owe
a couple of pages of exclusive photo.@
graphs of pets of actors and actrelseie M1
Miss Clara k. Laubhlin writes entetn thro
tainiugly of the Fourfold Love; ties,
Margaret U t hall has a helpful chapter to t
on the relations of mistress and seI was
vant; and Mrs. Birney udlds a papr diar
on Childhood. In fiction, there is skit
concluding installment of The relit
Brules; the first part of a delig I ins
story, A Florida (Oraker, by
Fiazer Boyle; a pretty love story, and
entitleh-d The Wit te Moth, by IEdward him
Stratton Holloway, and an amusing For
nleOt 4l" ~.i AafternroU Drive, he
Mrs. \Vaotlwat.l ll:lsuin . Amuonag th.
pCett:eal contr haitrous are: The Song
,of tthe ('orn, by .\iinna Smith; Gran l;z
in.s - S:.tailtler. by Alice [. uito,; I
WVout..alnt Soug. by Caiutout Scollaid; trot
The Argosy, by Edmund Vance cha
Cheney; Colupetnsation,, by Elltsat.-th late
Rugg'ea. For the Children, Lna gsoo
Be -r1 lesrcrihees anll expi aias the cou A c
struction in miniature of the Hlanging Silt
Giarenis of Bahi;en. Liviagston I. tim
Mloise has a Firelight story, The rep
lue-ea' At lHome; :a d Sli·.hael Wh:te 36.
cotntrihbites an entertnining tale called
Bobly's Garden. Theae iT also the
Sewing Lesson. The de.,jrtments coi,
tain much inform:ation of practical
value In the home.
Chimb -rlain's Cough Remedy h."a
a remarkable record. It has been In
use t,r over thirty years, darig
which time many million bottles have
been solis and used. It has long been
:he -tlndaidt and main aeliauce l the Be
treatment of croup in tho.sandl of
homes, yet during all tiis time no
ease h .s ever been reported the
manufacturers in which it fai 1 to
etect a cure. When given as n as
the child becomnes hoarse or e ": as I
soon as the crou, y cough ap rs, it
will alc'vent the att:'k. It is ptil saInt
to take, many chi dren like It
contains no opiunm or other amful
substance and may be given as 1
deutly to a baby as to an adult. For
male by Roth Drug Store.
The following called from I
Daily Times is a good account of the
i trial of horse thieves, who, during the
- past haif y.par, had been carryinlg o
a scheme of systemathic horqa-steal
ing in Ascension Parish.
e Frank Gouvernale and Pasqale
Palermo were tried in the bitricet
Court for this offense yesterday said
- were very properly convicted. Their
attempt to prove an alibi was a die.
mal failure, and the evidlence agterst
Sthem was plain, pointed and postive
Sand the jur r.. as not long in finding
ids, ri t au;t w:a in staict accordeace
iri ad. , ihl- .t-:Ias ae f 'lall Se tho se
'ar...;.h ;a ult l it,. .li iT l l lthe tede
.,.sm, i~ that l, " i' l a had lten
cMDLuntted b,-a iat all orarin.d
Italias, ainti u it, a hi, he diap-
p ared he worked o. t.j Iypothtabils,
Sand succceededl in runullg the men
r, dowia, and when their ti:,l cams up
I he had, as he said he would yve,
a- cmpetent witn sses to substlan te
the ch:lrge The two men coni ed -
t were prominent Ia this communit to
ia ertain extent, in that they a
e dutceid a egitima-tc busulaess, Gou r
i- nale owning the macnYroni fau3 t
I' and Palermo conducting a .
SThu, it will be seen, that t y
would hardly be suspet ted of -
Sgaging in the reprehensible t a
-of professional horsesteatlini
b the evidence yesterday showed t t
Sthey had done so beyond a penderadvei
of ture. Thi men were shlyI
h by Hoo. i. N. Pugh and Walter
laemann, buit the tide was against
• bem anl they could not stem it.
District Attoi noey Goudran prosectkd
ye the case with vigor and determination
SI and put many of the Italian alhti wit
e nesses in anything but enviable posi
Stions. There is no room for doubt,
whatever, but that these men are
ti, guilty. They had a fair;and impar.
ir, Lial trial, theyr were convioted by an
wo unpr.judlacet july and the welfare of
t5 this community demands that they
be given the full extent of the law,
ir which the nature of their offending so
Seminently merits.
ter A Boy's Wild Bide For Life.
rty With family around expecting him
tns t die, and a son riding for life, 18
miles, to get Dr. King's New Discov
1e. ery for Colnsumption, Coughs and
on Colds,, W. II. Brown, of Lee~ville,
lod., endured death's agoaies frorn
asthma; but this wonderful medicine
ws, gave instant relief and soon cured
rict him. He writee: "[ now sleep sound.
tly, ly every night" Like marvelous -ures
ns of Consumption, Pneumonia, Brunch.
inlg itls, Coughs, Colds and GOlip prove its
ver matchless merit for all Throat and
'ills Lung troubles. Guaranteed botte
tie, 50c and $1.00. Trial bottleS fsee at
iat. 1all druggists.
Some newspapers can recent their I
political. financial and other convic
Lions with the ease and fr'queany
with which the chameleon changes its
colors, or in plain English, their Capi
opinions of to clday are as easily re.
tersed to morrow as those of our
Supreme Court This assertion,
broad though it may be, is bhased up D e
on knowledge of the fact gleaned fu
from their editorial columns, that a
majority of the newspapers support. an
ing .1Jdge Blanc.hard, and which
advocated the couvention method of
nominations previous tAo his publicly A. J
announced espousal of the primary I,. A.
side of the question, nr' r,~ w either
very reticent on the question or ha:ve
swallowed thlle rimnary plans at the E. N.
dictation of the C:ubllo Statesmoan.- F. 11.
La. 1)Democrat.
Owes His Life to a Neighbor's Kind.
ness.
Mr. ). P. Dslnghelry, well known -
throughout iMercer atnd Sumner colin- So
ties, W. Va., most likely owe,,s his i.fe
to the kiniuaess of a neighbor. lie
was a:lmost ihopelessl :afflicteCd with
diarrhoea; was attended by two phy
siciaus wh;o gave him little, if any, E.
relief, whon a neighoor learning of A
Ins serious condition, brought hen . Matn
of Ciaimberlain's Colic, Cholera course
and Diarrhoea Remedy, wich cud 1ollow
him in less than twenty tour hours. 2._
For sale by Roth Drug Store.
Notice. tary
I I:
I take pleasure to inform my pn. i1:'.
trons nod friends that I have Imr.- l'
chased the stock of Jewelry of the tfrni,
late A. Bouron, and am now c.llrig fram i,
grood hartans in the .lewelrv line. Apply
A complte lin, of first class. Jew'h v, llg2 .
Silverware etc. k.lpt in stat.k :t all C,
times. ,J.ewlryv, Watch,. and Chl k
repairing a speeially.
36. FRANK ZIltNOTT.'r.
S
Cs
N Bq CM
American Bottling Works
Thibodaux, La
Began Operations, Feb. 4, '03
Is now prepared to fill all
orders for Pop, etc. at the
following prices: DOI
I box, 2 dozen bottles, at 60c BOO]
Large cases 4 doz bottles, 1.20
We are ready to make
contracts for any length
of time at above prices.
Address,
John Guyot, -
Mgr, Thibodaux, La.
L
I. LOud
7 ELLTS BR.AUD'S SO "SP
i iEW AI"VE i ISEIENT,.
r / 1PA1 r i-S .
 ca. UP al . C.. &. ..'? 0.'i.
to VIRGINIA COLLEGE
For Young Ldies, Roant ke. Vs.
r- Opt elae Sa.iet' .l. l!,:l. tIce (of ,it lm thalirlt
Icbsmk ier Veeenllg laldiea inletulthe iamtet. NewS1
I huidifr. 1)8- 0,1u Pdc, ..c.t.. itl Valloy ,t
"a.. famed for healti. Europea nal amurl
c auntacbhrs. Full course. ('oneserVatoray a
ata-trl-n Art. Muhic and Ehoeuton.. ('a:r
--t a tee- Weliestey. Stuetients fromu thliry
l Ktattes. For eaalai ue addrea
XrTXIE P. aLttLfS, President. Roanoel. TV.
in
it
pictures a year by CHARLEs
dDAA GISON are onlya part of
i LLI
soo ER'S
oithe rrld's ot progr*ss*., lustrated
td ew N Asp :! aior . F am nt ,risny and artists
md mAe Coi,a' - necesslty in every home.
as t iiaw .' .e   .i36.A.' 3 Sl.ribe. ·° £
tIdlsas'sfle' 436W. 1k Se.. l*w 1[rl j
Bank of Lafourche,
mea 9aen.s . a a LS3AW2.
Capital Stock $25,000. Surplus $25,000
Designated Depository for
funds of Parish of Lafourche
and Town of Thibodaux.
...... OFFICERS: ......
A. . BRItAID, President, K. J. BRAUTD. (C:(shier,
I,. A. BILOUIN, Vice P1i'sident, 1'. F. IEGENDEII'E, Asst Cashier
..... )IRECTORS .....
I,. A. BIOI'IN, I). iELhAIUNE, lDr. T. STARK,
K. N. ROTil, JOhN T. MO1IE,. R., DR. L. E. IMEYER
F. 11. LAGAIRDE. A. J. BRAIUD, 4'. H. BEATTIE,
AL('IDE TOUPS, K. .1. BIIAUD.
D Does a General Banking Business '
(iunys and Sells )omestic anld Foreign Exchtange.
Southwestern Louisiana
Industrial Institute.
LAFAYETTE, LA.
E. L. STEI'IIENS, - - President.
A State Institution for the instruction of both sexes in the Arts, Sciences,
Manual Training, Domestic Science and Commercial BWanches. Offers five
courses of study, requiring one, two, three and four years for completion, as
follows:
1. Commercial Course! 8. Manual Tralnig Course.
2. Stenography Course. 4. Domestic Science Course.
5. Acalemic Course.
Requisite for Admission; 14 years or older; satisfactory examination in
Grlammaar Grades br:anches, including arithmetic to percentage and Elemen
tary Geograpldy and History.
I liatlHindsme nlw hlilllnes. comlnodious and mlodetrn in appointments.
E41i illimintl full in all iep:rtlmlts. IHealthfulness excelllent. TUITION
F ;iI rI,. N.e ss r"ipl tltle lvses vierv lolldilate.
Sphllilid new briik i orlnil}'i f or' un lilic adies with all modelrn equip
I ll'lu t :anlli c1vll-m iec'Pe. ironl sishi ' llell fl' ('i ac1 s1tn h tt i t. seal'itus antl well
nillrishei ei roo s, heae i I hv stemii :111d lighte-I hv" chl'eticit\: tiltertdl water
ifro eiity waterworks for Ihathingt. 'lre tin lier fior dri'hikin il oiokinig.
Apl, il adlhance for board. Y \oilg llln iihtoald in private faumlics at $101) to
$12.511 per illonth.
Setcond AninmIal Session (O)lpics 'tdninlsdlay. ,lSeptembetl r 17thi. 19tl2.
Ca'tainloii sent on applicatioin. For f't her inforlliationll write to
V. I.. iY. Lafavette. La
GOOD SE RV IGE 1902.-_
BETTER SERVIGEL 1903.
Southern Pacific
S U NSET ROUTE
FREE CHAIR CARS. SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
BOX-VESTIBULED, PERFECT TRAINS.
THE VERY BEST
And to ALL POINTS
DON'T FORGETo"" '"C""X"UI'" I I.EEi'INC C'AHto WASIIIN"TON. t'IICAOO
and CINCINNATI. lBerih Rates LESS. TIHAN HALIF STANIARD
Send loc. in stamps for a copy of the SOUTHIERN PACIFIC RICE COOK
BOOK, conltailinig 200 recipes.
S. F. B. MORSE, T. J. ANDERSON, M. L. ROIIIIINS,
Pace. Trhat )lgr. Asat. Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Pas. Tkt. AM
IIOL'USON. TEXAS
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OR. JOS. L. DREXLER,
VETE#IINA R y SURGEON,
-OFFICE AT
LEON D EXLER'S STABLE,
THIBOD4U r, LA
LOnsIG DISTANCE TELEPHOIE 35 r IlBODAX TELEPHOIE lt2
In tIhe Ad vertising Coluamns of a I'opullar Newspape' are
hler.aldls of ,t sluccessful buhssilnies c (r'5. Tihe
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lt a IPu'Fiil r N' spIi ,liaIpe'r, : nt l is reelogizil l t as a good Ad
iet i .isain Mediulia.
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.1
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,- as TIN or IRON ROOFS.~BRIDGE~ ,
¼ kBY18DWW .iJMACHtt/IN SMOKESTACKS EtC
IThe Planters' Hlardware &i Mer. Co.,
AGENT'S,
Ige Thibodaux - - La.
of DR. MOFF CTT'S
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i(ITE ETnI NG POWDERS
lseB sa ~ Ir~c unthec k.SbIS. deal siin dl UIw IaUlU Lh'Is.aU .la _q _ m