The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], September 05, 1903, Image 4

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AtiOnuntcemflents, 'Mr.
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FOK CI,EsrI OF C:a,1ru
the uniue of C lerk of Court. ot t4'. 1'.11-h uf - lt" ftr'
I.,ef,rcbe. .uj ,ect ., ". nomuttt iOf 15i i'eiuury;
letr , o uo'b.
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I. al I'ara rap ais. ,t:r
preser
e . i.W,!:r:e P ,'wu. of (cit O(lt.( , I r
sl u I f t.:,la ' III tw . ant vi
I'all :It lt!' i li:tandl s tns for to fi!er
gelnu c lit ii i.u . Ue
Ir. W. I'. lMartin 1hft Tuelday wa:l a
nhfr . New tOrleans.. "estLel
New Irlerans tIur i ti',' tih .''c Ik, waeekl
CA bb OR Z.A P hi.li
pigataf I)o
of c41e to
Duit: )
Mltss Elvie W.ebre was a visitor to,
liumna Iast Sundaty. Jlit
11r-. T. Ro,lichaux visited ilim:s ler h
the early p:lt of the week. relati
Frank frl.ron, went to New Or
leaies Thurnlay. Bran
Picture Frames spade to order thing
fMoters' hal ware O Moresatile Co than
Octave Trouslair "was mingling child
with friends in town this week. from
Mrs. oEd. Smithwick, is visiting in visiti
fkumahlstavillc. Ci
IDon't f rget that the dates of the Abrt
Thilabdaux Fire Co. No. 1, fair are Plan
,t. 2,  t, '-, and ?9. El
Buggile and Carriag's. ev
IIlanters Hardware & MhewaIntile Co thut
lion. H. N. Coulon left Wenllesday N
to attend the meeting of the Central ým
(`muroittee in New Orleans.
Mr. J:mes Be-try spent several '
days in the Crescent City during the One
we,-k. the
Bargain Counter every day of the
w .ek at ePlliq Braud's Sons. T
The
.Mie
Juldge L. I'. (Caillouet returned
hbome last Saturday from Markoville, D
Iwa
Messrs. Volney Knobloeb and P
Henry Bergeron returned from New j
Orleaps last Sunday night. lair
365 happy days o nmarried life in a q
each year if Furniture, Mlattings and
Ftoves are ltbught at Leon Bluoc's.
Bal
Agents cleb)al Jno. [eere im- te
plements. An
Planters Hardware & Mercantile Co. bat
Young men if you contemplate
pmatrimoyV. it will pay you to call at ar
Leon Block's, T.
Whyl it has been town talk about is'
how cheap Leon Block sells Furtniture, Co
.Stoves and Mattings.
Matting-, you 'ant, real at Ellis Su
Braitd's ions, and sce their beautiful wt
line. 36. so
The Police Jury of the Parish of or
Lafoue.l, will meet on next Wed- he
pe.d-y ill regular session. th
Miss An anie loers rc turned howme
Tuesday pfter a very Ileasant vaca
tion spent at Haliwin.
Fancy Vests, that will please th jx
post fastilious, at Ellls Brauul' Sons, St
pe tlww. . tr
dul iCttI. of Ariel, was attending
to buiness mattrsr in town the mid- '
tle of thie week.
Enamele4 and Steel Efattl TilS.
?lanterS lHardware de Mercantile Co. L
Mr. A. H Knobloch, of Ariel, was
a caller at the Seotipel otu e on last
Watorday.
J. P. Bau&g, a worthy citizen of a
Loukporlwt was a buciness visitor m t:
tolrn Thursday.
The prettiest line of fancy Vests
aver bronght to this town cap be R
fonad at Ellis Brand's Sons.
Ga to 8. . C oulon for genoipe r
ir les1.. ,
Mr. HIarry Bourg a talented and
nps'ar yosag attoroney from Houma
uas busiuanesa visitor to oar twow
Thsrsday.
Mul. J. J. Daigre and daughter,
Miss ]ille, who had been visiting
relatiyea im Jlouma, have returned
home..
. ow's This
We oL'Ie one Hundred D)ollars Re
vaord for Any vcae of C·atarrh that
ca-pout 14 care4 b"y itli's a atantih
'. J. CI.E l' t 'U', Psops., Tole
0,. 0.
We, tlye undersigned. .ave known
F. I. CLwney fr the Inst 15 years,
and be]eie Jiim pl.rfteay honorable
vily aW" e toi t~ u 6at p.y obliga
tion uasr by ISitr Aftm.
gg 4 TloAx, Vtaoleale DruI
gsTos, 'Todo, O. Wagae, oKwRA.v
4 NAaUvIs WhbolqlaUIt Fuogists,
Tordo, O
hall's Catarrh Vtre me ulaen mtel
eally, ating direc-tly uponu the blod
rud emueus aurace s of lwh system,
rice, T~c. per bottle Sold biy all
*roggests. Testihno ials free.
1Jail'q Family ?tlla are tbebt. I
iIr. Tom. 1? ttln,l. retun ed from
±Iew t)rleeus Tug ;sy. j
the rs.
C'Waij. W. 1'. Murtin aceturrnedl yestr te e Iors
IsYt from .'nw ')rle:uans. i operl
Mr. ihle n JFrst 14:15 retulrnel reilm half !)
l(etu(.i there t
• that tl i
The .Mc('oruicek buildings on Slain and n,tl
Street have been repainted and now do wel
preAept a nest alppealace.i set the
The
Mrs. Hlenry' Lechaux, after a pleas the Cl'
ant visit to relatives in town returnet tlurin
to tier hiume in Algiers last Sunday. winter
Rev. Fatlher Tesier, of C('lctiey, such. I
was a hltlºillles visitor tio our towni till" o
sectltIhiy. till:at S(
- relte y to the.
M1rs. A. B,,lron move'1, idtnTig the was to
week, into her lwatitifeul r, silence Nov
which has just been co',ipleted! on Si. should
Philip. shoutli
i)o ynou want a swell looking vest. levelle
go to lIhea IBraud'ca Sons th,'v e easily
y. Wh
Miss Iuattie Ba:i. left lasf t llSunday the ro
for her home in New Orlc:ans after a we prI
plea-anlt stay in our midst visiting tng in
relatives and friends. perty
Visit the bargain counter at Ellis we tn
Braud's SomsM, you might find some- them
thing you nee4 there much cheaper
than you coaid buy'it elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Shaver and s
children returned home last Saturday sto':
from Missmrs where they had been says
visiting relatives for some time past. F:ant
C,.lebrated White Mountain and ag' I
Atrtic Ice Cream Freezers. C(ha
IPlanters Hardware & .Mercantile Co aniI
ant I
Ellis Braud's Sons have just re- have
reivedl their f;Ill and winter stock of try a
ClIthing, its a magnificent line. See certa
them before purchatsing elsewhere. Price
Miss Fiorie Frost is expected home
tomorrow, from Keutucky.
Judge L. P. Caillouet left for New
Orleans Tuesday afternoon to attend
the meeting of State Central Commit. towe
teato
The many friends of Mr. Prank oun
Thompson arc glad to hkqvý him once desti
more in their midst. le returned and
Tuesday aft.ernoon from an extended worl
summet tour through Califo,rnia, the
MissourI and other Western States. It
d tow,
, Royal and Vuenetean Enameled clain
wa e. stre
Planters Hardware & Mercantile Co. tall
w For a bilious attack take Chamnhir.
lain's Stomtach and Liver Tablets and ordi
a quick cure is certain. For sale by ori
Roth Drug Store. ord
We are informed that the Base not
Ball Association will give a grartn few
Sfestival at Dantin's Park on Sept. 29. ed
Among the attractions will he a froi
Shburlesque game of base ball. for;
she
Mr. Oaeme Naquin had the pleas. sh
urs last Sunday of entertaining Mr. he
T. Simon, of Jenuings. Mr. Simon
t is the presi lent of the ,Simon Oil gra
re, Co.,"' in which a number of our citi the
sens are interested.
Mr. Emile Riviero arrived home exi
tO Sunday night from Abita Springs
ful where he had been sojourning for
soaue time in quest of health. We
of are happy to note that Mr. Riviere's So
!d- health has been greatly beuefto' by ol(
the vacation he enjoyed and we trust Vt
that it will continue to improve. trc
a An interesting game of hase ball i
was played at Dantin's Paik last
Sunday between the On Time hase s
t Iball team of Thibodaxn and thl s
us, Stonewalls of Houma. The home B
tram was victorious by a score of 14 t
to 1. Batteries: On Time- Picon,
d Bondreaux and Ache; Stonewalls-
aid ab:n, G:tutreaux and BeLgeron.
Mr. Edgar Morvant, Parish Asses
sor has filed the assessment roll for A
Co. Lfourche with the Auditor. The
new roll shows an increase over last
lat year of $19 920, the aggregate assess
ments for 1903 amounting to T
$2,770,205 whereas thtose of 1902 L
a of mounted to $2,750,345. The poll g
m tax for the present year amounts to '
ests Messrs. Louis Theriot and Albert p
be Romagossa have recently leased of
Mr. Timothe Austin his bakery known a
s the Morning Star Bakery. They is
Ple retain in their employ Mr. Austin as
hmker, wlh needs mo introduction to u
te pebljo. husagone of the oldest L
at best knoso bakers in Thibodsau.
The proprieors o( the be are
deserving young men rn should
receive their share of patronage.
na We dir. et the attention of ourt
iwg readers to the announcement of Mr. I
J. Louis Aucoln as a candidate for 5
Clerk of Court.
kter, Mr. Aneoin is a staanch Democrat h
iting and a man of high character; he is f
rned now serving the people as President O
of the Police Jury. He is in every a
a way worthy of the confidence of the t
people, and if nominated and elected C
will prove an efficient ofliter.
that At the meeting of the Lafourcbhe
laIuh Levee Board which was held T'rues
day, Mr. L. H. Ma:rtero who hal an
role- option on a lot of Lea marsh between
Lake Catacwathe aud layou La
~onourche, grautd last Decemlber,
'ears, confirmed the option and hall the
rable land traus(gerel to the North Louis
Ine ina ]and (~onpmny, Ltd.l, which will
tga improve it. Tlperre are about 03,000
aeris to the ract
IA.; TThie public is eotr iall itrlited to
ilts, visit the hargai, counter at Y.Lh
braud's Sons' spacious store oa fain
nler street T1is invitation 4olda good at
lceot any tige. If you cannolt call this
item, week, nor next, nor this month, then
Sall call next month; you are welcvme at
•anN time; tile hargain counter has
It. I mLe to st.iy. 27
A Spleudid Road.
N rs. H Tetreau has recently had Piver
tle road in front of the old "Goode" Colored
property e:evated about a foot and a, good wr
hal:f !bv h.iviung bayotu saId huiled ply at
there on. There is every evidence Main I8
that this will make a splendid road.
and other riparian proprietors would Prima
do well to imitate the worthy example !)e
set theta.
The road fromn St Charles Street to
the Catholic Church was impassible nomin
during the loin, raitny spell of last one tn
winter and its ccn-lition at present is the u
such. that should there be it repeti- m
tion of the disagreeable weather of which
that sca':si, it woull soon' be reduceT r
to the same had condition in which it
was then.
Now is the time that the roads
should receiyeattention, the deep ruts
should all be tilled, the road bed HALL
levelled in aicix a way th.tt it as:y be Thit
easily drained and the drainage Whi
dilchls cleared of all obstructions. Ruler
Whatever may be the conlition of linite s
the road during the coming wlltter of our
we predict hliilt that stretclh of it ly- memlw
Ilng ill front of the o;d 'Goode." pro- Aad
perty shall lie in good conailiOU, and mate r
we trust that the other owners one faithfa
and all shall follow tb"* example given sosetj
them by Mrs. H. Tetreau. .
Stomach Trouble.
"I have been troub!ed with my re Iov
stoma'ch for the past four years,"
says D. IL. Beach, of Clover No,k all .do
Famrn, G reenfield. N 1sss. "'A f.w days by al
ago I was inlduced to buy a ox of thse i
C'hamlherlaii's Stom:'ch a'd Liver er
'Tablets. I have takene pait of th.min the PC
aunl feel a gre-at deal I,:tt'r." If you
Save any troulile with youIr stomacthe
f try a box of these T:'lrlets. You atr
e certain to be lelaserd with the result. OPY I
Price 23 cents. For sale by Roth a co
e Drug Store.
Away With Thtem.
W1 e note with pleasure that th.
Itown authoritis have at last decided
to have cut the high weedls which line
k oun streets. W \ikmrnen are at work
,e destroying thein on some of the streets
d and it is to be hoped that the good
A work will continue until we are rid of
a, the pest, at least for this year.
It ii ceist.luly a disgrace to any
town an I especially to one which
d claims to ie Irogressive to have its
streets and side walks fringed with
'o. tall weeds and high grass.
We believe that there is some town
ordinance %tlich r.quires the proprie
tors to keep the wakes in fro:it of
their irewises clear of grass, if such
ordinance does exist, it is cortaim!y
ise not enforced, and the citizens, with
an few exceptions, are not public spirit
!9. ed enough to have the grass removed
a from the side walk without being
forced to do so. This is not as it
should be, law or no law, the citiseonsm
lshold take prte ti thett towu sand
dr. should always have some regard for *
IU public welfare; wa'ks lined with high a
oil grass certainly do not contribute to
it the good an t convenience of the vi
public and thelefo.e should not
me exist. Let sone action be taken. 1I
ngs -- l- a
for Fearful Odds Against Him.
We Bedridden, alone and destitute. a
re's Such, in brief was the condition of an
by old soldier by name of J. J. Havana, n
ust Versailles, O. For years he was a
tronhed with Kidney ds,.aae and I
neither d, to,rs nor medicines gave
ll him relief. At length hie tried Eiectr' e
last Bltte:rs. It l:ut him on his feet in 1
e short older and now he testifies. "I'nm
on the road to complete recovery.
m1 Best on earth for Liver and Kidney
tolllhleas and all foims of Stomach
ou' and Bowel Complaints. Only 50c.
Guaranteed Iby l! Do uggist.
sc We cull from the last issue of th.
tor Assumption Pioneer the follownlg
last persoial items:
ess Misses 13hid and Etlher Braild, of
to Thileidallx and Misse.s Flances and
1902 Lizzie DIollgs, of Bl,.l!e Rose, were d3
poll guests of .Miss Clara lMarquette thils bu
La to week ad
Mrs. .Jame: Wright. of Thititatux, n
spenti last Suinday with relatives at
bert Paiicourtvihle. of
I of Van Bcarv, a popial:r young man sh
own of Tilloldaux was a visitor here dur. di
hey ing the week.
ai as Miss Ilucille Abraham, of Raceland
a to s th. guest of Mr. aid .rs. Leon o
det Lemmel.
.... ... , o o ...
" Prof . S. .Laargs e airived here th
8uld Sunday night from his boie in (
Marksville and resunmed his dnties as
our teacher at Thibodaux College on
Mr. Tuesday. The lProfessor's vacation oa
for seems to have been very beneficial to K
him for hie is the picture of good b
acrat health. Prof. Lastrgue's numerousa
he is rfrenids welcocae him back in their
ident midst with joy and hope that hi*
very stay may be a very pleasant one and
f the that success will crown his etflrts
eted during the scholastic year just bgun 1
at the Collhge.
arche Strangers Hotel, Sunday Sept. 6, '03
M an NU.
Saeen SouP.--Clam Chowder.
we.n ^ D.- .eh ry French style.
mher, Fis.
the Fried Perch, Baked Croekers.
ois- ENTtREES. a
S will Stulled Crabs. Maccaroni nod Cheese. a
Mexican B-auns. a
Beef wilth Brown Gravy. a
md to Chicken withl Dressing. u
a DzsarT. a
Mlin Lemon Ice Cream. Fancy Cakes. b
od at California Friits. a
this DELICAGIEs. t
then Olives. Pickles. Kahlmasoo Celery. t
me at Sauces. .
r has WINE --Californlia C!naret t
Wanted. L.
Five or si girls or boys, White or N O
)olore4, to work in Cigar F.ctory
rood wagrs and steady wo k. Ap Thu
,Vl at factory, Badeaux buiiblibl. T/ 1
Mlain tL i7
Primaries Adopted By The
Demooracy of Louisiana. ý es
erly WlA
, eln Il white primary for the ed eorn
nomination of all State onller;u and For
one Unite4 Slates Senator-Suiuct w:Th
the ronclusion arrived at by the
Democratic Statet Central Committer
which asembled in New Orleans on
Thursday Septemlber the third. F
M In Memoriam. ers
goo&
HALL Y. M. B. A. Ov LAFOt'RCIIE. only
Thibodaus, La, Sept. .rrd. 1903. Y
Whereas, the great and supreme gass
Ruler of the Univeri has in his ini
fuite wisdom removed from as one
of our worthy and esteemed brother at S
member, Benjamin Malbroug!h,
Aad Whereas, the long .nd inti
mate relatika held with him in the
faithful 4schal'ge of his duty in this
somiety .e* it emmineatly befitting The I
Sour iappes don of
Be It esolved, that the saddn
removal of esoc a life from among
o r midst leaves a vacancy and :t
sh.dow that will be deeply realiz .d
by all the me-mb.rs and friends of
this orgauiZatioi, an I will prove a
sernous loss to the con.munity and
the puldic.
Be it fitrther resolved, that a :o y
,of thesw resolutions be spread upon e
the records of this Association, a
oopy printed in the local papers, and the to
a copy forwa ded to the bereaved
family. the cc
Louis A RIVIERa, which
PUILIP F. IgQ(ENDBE.
WASHINGTON RlcthARa, their
S. VoLCAa TRAILes,
CHAS. J. CocLoN, Orlee
Comnitter.
latest
Pater
to ha
line.
ikh M ITh
i tiem:
of cu
h -
Mlmt Ida M. Snyder.
. sit * i am I os
tr aa d 111 Br1
,d seeste s wem gie
to Wp M iwsl remy&ta M1the i
ris vs l tif c i/ Carduadlhsa B
O eds ck.Dtanght and so I toot nd per
% emav seasi o &as& him for a maw
ms .sdup t me with -@s-r-ed & heam
ad kutodok three monts tser am." ord
Wis of Cardni is a regulator adt the C
me. mbsteal functions and is a most as- den
tontshag tonic for wonmer. It cures
scanty, mupprssed, tootfreuent. ir.eg
s, ular am panmfal menstruat ion. fali
as of te womb, whites and flooding. It
id is helpl rwheen approacam womun
hood, during pregaancv, a er child
vc birthd in chan·,• of life. It fre- mal
r etb brings a car baby to homes tis
nin i been barren for years. All Eil
'drn.l have S1.s~ bottleu of Wine am
c. ..do
OC. on
Denis P. Gaude.
th.
g Last Monday wvening at 4:30
o'clock, death claimed the life of M1r.
Denis P. Osude, an estimable young
Sman ot Latourche Crossing and a
son of( Mr. Arthur Oaude. The
ere d ceas had been ill for some time,
his but the 6lamily did not deem that his
aslhne~'wa of a very serionus a naturo.
x, He w eompell!,d to takr his besl 'el
atonly tl day before his demUse, and $1
of com the news of his death was a
Ian shock all his friends, some of whom
lur. did eves know that he was sack.
He w a man of family, leaving a
Sd yous wre and three Aill children ]*
sonto l~ . hk death. The futaerl i
serve a held at St Joseph's o
Ostb.;uu WGhraa Tuesday. sad
i5uthe U aern, emsre laid to rest In tShe 6
in Uemtery.
on Lear your orders for pianos loI
tion organs s pIanoM tuning with V. J. i
I to Knollo, Local Representative of
od Louis OGrawald co. Ltd. 13
heir
hi CASTORIA b
"" I Km Yon Ha Alwnay Boh W
DOws tho
Isr. Paul LeBlanc, is
es. O(s at hTuesday evening all that
was ioeal of Mrs. Paul Leblanc,
rese. 4e Piploeue Disonia, passed away
after a Otrggle of several months.
The wmrable lady had reached the
yY seoS years and detlb was nor
unaerpe·utd for sk had been ilh (or
a long tg. r Her death is mourned
ikes. by Ave sriving chiktdrea and by
many frisds and relatives, to whnnm
the Seutial extends sympathy. iHer
lery. Iht laM to rest Wednesday rf
aeeoi. at she Catholic Cemetery t. L
L. E. CAILLOUET,I :
Notary Public
Bank of Thiodlux Jluilding.
Thibodaux, Lia.
For Sale.
(), easy terms, the, property torn.;'
Prly til inglig to Ann anilers, sitil:,t
ld cOrner St. 'hilip and Rose- streets.
For further particulaurs apply at
Thilhodlaux ,ý-ltini Oi.e. 52-81
r0 FX SALE
Four double flue Soil
ers 42 inches by 28 feet
good as new, served
only six years for bag
gasse.
For particulars apply
at Sentinel office. 2
" lp4 -'-
The Racket Store's Shoe Talk,
J. L. I
JOSEL
cro
We take pleasure in announcing
the fact that we are sole agents for
the cce;br.,tcd "Tulane $3.50 Shoe"
which is made by Keilfer Bros. in ,7lgen
their up to date Shoe Factory in New for
Orleans, La.
We are showing a nice line of the
latest shapes made up in Vici and G
Patent leathers and would be pleased
to have you ca!l in al:d Inspect the
line.
The Tulane which is truly a Gen
tieman's shoe has pleased thousands
of customers and ought to please you.
THE RACKET STORE,
CUAS. A. BADsAUX, Prop.
Jack'on St., one block from Main.
Breeders of Fancy Poultry,
Attention.
Bull C" hin eggs for sale at $2 OC
per dozen. You are invited to visil
breeding pen before placing yoo
order.
Call either at W. C. ERgans resi
dence or Knobloch's Mlnsic store. 3
Mattings! Mattings !
The largest and finest stock of
mattings that ever was brought to
tills t wnl has just been received at
S Ellis Braud's Sons Call and ei
e amine thlie same, it will pay you to
do sc, lhifore buying. 36.
For job printing of all kinds, cal
on oQ write to the SENTINEL.
Notice.
Hunting and fishing is positively
prohibited on the Energy andt Leigh
ton Piantations.
Tig Tu. CLEOPHAS LAGARDE CO. LTD.
38-6 .
!he -
mhi For Sale.
r ()n lot situated on Jackson street,
bddestlrable hc'ation to build resldenee.
ud $1,500. TuoiAs A. RlviYa.
ow Wood! Wood!
Sa For sale first class cypress wood,
Iren stove length at $1.20 per cord. Good
wam misad wood stove lasgth at o.00 par
e' cord, at Frmost's leber yard.
sd Apply to
the 6 BScnDAT Aro ALLaU Fmot
Bargalns! Bargaius!! st S. BL Con.
Ios ion, bargains that it will pay you to
* investigate.
of
3 For Sale.
A full set of ",,lodern Eloqu.nee"
by the late Speaker Thos. B. Reed.
Excelleot chance to secure this fine
set of w,.rkts at a rCeasoiible price. If
ytou watit them, apply at this otlee.
Notice.
Hunting on the Acadia Plantation
is possitively prohibited.
22 W. II. PIlcI.
; Rice! Ricel
Riceo
Itb We solheit the consignment
bor of RICE. Liberal advances
e made. Satisfctivi guaran
by teed Corre.ponience solieited.
4. GROS$MA M t& SO
New Orleans, La, Box 1178
a ( Largest wholesale liqgnor dealers and
dP' lstributors of Harmony tClub
I Pure kie.
Big Bargains
IN
Straw Hats
AT
ELLIS BRAUD'S SON
Come and get your cho
almost at your
Own Price
J. L. LOBUELL, Pres. P. L
JOSEPH CL .dUDET V-President. Secy
IT e Iobdel & Per@c g
Wholesale Dealers
Gommrission Merchants.
Nesr S. P. Railroad Depot, Thibodaux, La.
ge'""j and eisls Ifew
for O
," Orders For Car-load Lots Solicited.
Sugar Planters orders given special attention for
Grain and Ha
Local 'Phone 152. -Ciunberland 87.
IFollow
the Tid
We are all going to
S. Riviere & C
and examine their im
mense line of spring
and summer
, goods.
WhiteGoodsaSpeciat
; Having bought
e large quantity o
S. sample Embroide
ed Handkerchief
,they are ready t
Ssave their custo
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