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60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Ia
Trues Malms j
ý Cow Ntýes Ac.+
ýa pesrta n our opinion ftre he!. a.
is pro ablypwstae Con unies
ý ardl!y .e'enttfl. Haderna oa Patents
Eta fic. r tl~atricanrt.
ýU olo. t eaw "°ý"epl
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frka
USINESS
COLLEGE.
gasOrI1't. La Cpcnl ntiret w ear
Ayeth "of e a C E e I; "ling in u
bgenyI H <rft atseeahnd
f'arre . t l, L 3)d0a I t rt t radelr,
" cMA Cor3 I~ New Yorkhnd
pasaac*
cmplec C( 3alaie*C
jlwares a* a. Lc n; to alt,.**
*wr of rT e co st te c 7,,.
twssa Ires etlon ti I rr-r StIUdesL
pef~cari. No - r. %,. reareeeastaties
"radua Da " `. Duas satoo r and
Agdr1es. GRO. S0ULU & SOWLU
Frank Barker Co.,
Commnission Merchant
AND DEALKE I'i ALL KI4De. 07
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
&COTTON, SAR, MI ASSESOLLGE.
POTATOES. KGvS, H(iEY, BIB8S
WAI, TALIaMW WOUL, (IDES1
MOWN. I'OUT TRY, ETC..
JiF. (iii DECA4TUR STAFT1
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
IrsKIAL ADVACkd MAba iN C.a
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ST.: TKLcoDAUX, La SI
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s SnotstGe.o-ec.t.e f` A
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RMLROAD * MAKT
hVE J. TOTTPS, iU
P-.OPRIETOR. fl
mhel tresh het. pnrk. veal. amutton and
-O1'FN EVERY MOE¶ING.
Skasted on the Rnilroad. corner St. Mars
and t F easy acce frow all parts o b
humberland aPhone 100.
L H. LANCASTER, or
ELECTRICIAN "*
Electrical Wiork, in Pri. w
vale Telephone. LineO ter
and Plant(ation Sq/s. 1Ds
tents. Electric Bell, Fir, It
and Bur.lar rla rC o
and (Ill Electrical .Nov
elties..
St 95NK FOB FJ4TIZATIS and 131(12
New Service
via tii
Ja~
Ja
ch
VO
to a
ew Orleans fo
veport, Dallas, Io
Worth, IEl Paso, fIu
olorado and tho
all
ornia. shO
r Cars art] sleper9 on all tbrough er1o
trains. T
E. PI TURNER, ETu.
General Pass. & Ticket Agt.~
tioi
USE ,... the
Dr. Meyer's Aot
mul
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anc
ater,
fori
NA. A BOTTLE. a wil
A Foolish Custom.
There is neither common
sense nor Christian feeling in
these exhibitions of foolish
'4 pride that glories in a few
hours of vulgar, wasteful, if
well-meant, displays of seem
ing wealth, says the "Provi
deuce Visitor."
TThere is a little of either in
the preserit cumbersome dis
plays of flowers at funerals.
This custom is condemned by
positive ecclesiatical enact.
ments in Australia and the
United States. It is strongly
discouraged and it is opposed
I to Catholic feeling. The cus
iE. tom was originally pagan.
a. The ancient Greeks bedecked;
't, their dead with flowers. But
in the early days of the cata
__ combs, and in every time and
,a. place in which the spirit of
the Catholic liturgy has been
carried out, neither wreaths
nor flowers ever surrounded
am the bodies of the dead. Flow
andera have been aptly styled
" 'nature's smiles." They are
- emblems of sweetness and
,, brightness and joy. They
deck the brow of the newly
It wedded bride. They appear
at every festival, and they are
E, as out of tune in a place of
weeping as a step-dance, or as
the paint and patches and
baggy habiliments of the
clown at the Texan funeral.
"The dominant note of the
Christian Death," says Canon
Moser some years ago, '"is L
+ fear and supplication, an ac- o
knowledgment of the awful u
rigors of God's inscrutable
Justice, tempered with confi- I
dence in the merits of His º
dolorous passion. So long as 1
the Church is not certain that 0
her children have arrived in
heaven's gate, she has not the
heart to rejoice. Ard there
_ fore it is that flowers-na
ture's symbols of joy-at mo
dern interments are in fla- si
grant contradiction with the
a spirit of the liturgy.
Prayers should be said at a *
funeraL It is more profitable a
for the departed soul to have hi
prayers said, and the sacrifice 51
of the Holy Mass offered for m
the repose, than a carload of be
flowers at the funeral. Yet
how many think of this?-The
Morning Star. p
of
- ?. - --- we th
'His Life Saved by Chamberlain's da
Colic, Ctiolera and Diarrhoes
Remedy. p
'-B I Byer, a well krnown cooper 1
of this t woil says be beh;eies Chain- no
lerlaiins Cuoic, Cholera and Diarrhoeain
liemedy savedl bi, life last summer thl
He lisi leen sitk for a montb with pa
what the doctors cal I 'ilious dytien
tery, and couldt g.et nothing to do him ,
any good until he tried this remedy be
It gave him immediate relief." says tri
B. T. Little, meichant, Hancock, M1d. H
For sale by Roth Drug Store. t
January is Boon Enough. ;'
--- by
Staterei
The taeprimary willd
very probably take place some d
time during the month of
January in order to get a full b
and fair expression of the
people. rhe poll tax, with-sa
out which no one can vote, L
can be paid by the first of re
January which will give a *
chance to all to cast their n.
votes. We supe that oury
parish primary will be flied fA
for about that bime. To hold **
it sooner would not suit the a0
people and they would resent on'e
it. We believe in a free, fair, Ma
full and honest expression of o
the people; we believe that dre
all the inducements possible b
a la
should be given to obtain clo
such an expression and a gen- e
erous latitude should be held toi
out. The candidate who
would oppose such a proposi- H
tion will be peppered from
the very start and something
will strike him that will hurt
worse than the hind foot of a
mule. V'er
The advocates of a primary trot
have held out that this mode ti
and manner of making nomi- Bitt
nations was a demand spring- shoi
ing direct from the people. on
Grant that it was so, there- tloii
fore our party authorities and
will have to take the people Gui'
illto their colnfieliiice and give
theiji every ol4ortlunity to
non express themnselves at the bal"
s in lot boL Our parish primaries
lish should not be held before the
few one ordered by the State
if Committee-let's not make
em- the tail wag the head.
D-: Avoyelles Blade.
ill Stomach Trcuble.
Lbd. "I have then troul',-d with my
sto.ir-h for the past four years,
3 sy s U. L. Be ici. of t'lorer No, k
by Faim, Greentided, M:,ss. "ýA few dyss
it- ago I was inu uced to buy a box of
i.Chawm.erlaintr a tocin:.h and Liver
tTab!Pts I have taken part of them
gly ant feel a great 'dal better.' If cou
sed have any truubic with ýour stimach
try a six of these Taoli't,. 1..u are
certain to he plcased with the r, atilt
al. Prie 25 cents. Fur sage hr RItL
ted Drug Store.
hi~t
t A Paying Industry.
ud Among the tn.tny lucrative lines of
of business in thas pan-h the moss
en busisess would, perhaps, sometimes
;bs be overlooked; vet it is on. of thet
ed valuable industries of the parish and
tw- is being eondlucted upon a larger
ed scale now than to the ps~t
ire Of coarse we have had n moss gin
ol here for maun ye:s anil nm st of the
moss was sold b to sbi:tit, I ut .ow
e the field is go'tig higge.r :tn-l it wna
I). only Tuesd::i that a car 1ý'.d wn.
ar shipped t* St Louis by 'Ir. Aubry
re, Dopuy. le tw Is us thtat within a
of few dc vs he wi have another carload
as reads for ri.iment
Id If all thL moss was ginned at1
Lie, boa ro much the getter: The
Li. pr tts that the (. Louis ti w makes
co.d; ,e kert right h, re a::d this is
w:eat ought to te done. Just as all t
aof th uotton ou.ht to h. mtLedl right
15he in the South where all the raw r
C' ma:ez ia! i eu't:ivat ýl. aid wher- tot
11 ton Wills are ji:st beginniug to reap
le the vast p.ozl.r that ud to go to the a
g. New Englucl iim:u s. ýo shoulti all raw
materials that a:e gathered or grown
here return ti this setion the profits d
of the filish a$ article.-lberville ,
South.
U
STATE oF LOUISIANA. KI
ý'- - ti
L* d1th Judicial 1t'itru-t i',urt-:ariah of tl
La. 'ar."e.
Srccsszroe r ('T.Lsa BnatPRi:1tr
I- DeaCtas. 0 i n:mw or B>.i:,uasu i
BAltx... No. tieo i.:uArBe.
Take notice: that pursuant to an di
order and deeree of the shove Court and
to a Cemsieshaon to me dlreczI,& nhi
above enitted and numbernee a
e sdon, I will offer for sale at public sue
Mon pursuant to law to the last and
e highest bidder on the premises situatrd
in this parish, on the right back of
e Bayou Lafourche at about thirty three
miles below the Town of Thibodaux on 4
SATURDAY OCTOBER 3d, lths, n
f between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M.
t and 4 o'clock P. M. the following des
cribed property to-wit:
e REAL ESTATE. 6
A Certain tract of land situated in the
Parish of Lafourche. on the right bank
of Bayou Lafourehe. at about Thirty,
three miles below the town of Thino- lo
daux, nreasuring one and one ha!f ar
pents front on said Bayou by the depth ; in
thereto belonging to-wit:' }urtv ar
pen ta, bounded above by lands of
r~r .10rli Guiitroz and below by land
-now 'a frani'rly heloneinu to('harlton
Ileatti-. T .:ether wahI al :ho "'iild
iings and i aairounern-its tiacria a at .
third af lth** .roi if .rn- roy , tu atIin.
Sthereon. Thi .a1 t:.:..: :t e.
by private act a .I..:a '. ...:1
being lot No. onil .i,
tract executed by A.r.
on March Sth, L'5l..t I a ~ L
.Recorder's otilce o01i .. -
fourche. e
Le'ss the following tr .c
First. A portion of I: . I: ye
described measuring Seventy feet front th~
on said Bayou by one hundred and
ninety two feet in depth, bounded above
by land of Marcelin iuidroz and in the
rear and below by other land< of yen
dors, sold by act before William ('.
Iarralne, Notary Publi-. on the l3rd
day of Atugust 1902, to Luke tGuldroz
(See C.B. P. 1i.) i
Second. Another portion of the tract
herein first described sold to Eticitne
IDefilice, on March th~th 1150. by act be.
fore Gustave Abritbat Jr., Notary Pub
lic, mteasturing Seventy feet front on
said Bayou by one hundred and ninety A
two in djth bounded above by lands of
Luke Guiros and below by lands of
the vendor who also owns lad in the
rear. See C. B. P. 425.
Third. Another part of She tract first
alnety two feti etbounded above
by 1.1 of Elieane Dfe.sad below
sad in the rear bt sands et vendr, sold
to Luke Guidros by set beibre Gustave
Abribat Jr., and recorded Lu C. B. No.
38, page 413.
3MO".ABLES. g
One lot of Jewelry, a Silver Watch,
a lot of Clothing contained in Arnmoir,
one bed, two moss Mattresses, one shuck
Mattrcss, one feather Bol~ster and two
feather pillows, etc.. a lot of live quilts,
one armnoir, a lot of chairs, two ltoeking
chairs, two small tailu-s, one writting
desk, one safe and contents. onie cooking
stove and 4 pots, etc.. oiie stone jar.
about two sac s ofptte d on he, 'o
clol~aarg odn bx emin anol
clok, lapthree gltivs~, "tie water gut
pitcher and three picueas.s abotit forty l
heads of chickens.
On the followiitg terms amid conditions 1 Ma
to wit. For Cash toipayd.Eb:4
Sheriff of the Parish of lafourche.
Howell & Martin, Atys of Succeesion. org
August t9th 191kB.
--**Lot
Fearful Odds Against Him.
Bedridden, alone and destitute. '
Such, in brief was the cotadition of an Ieve
old so'dier tyr name of J. J. Havans, ffou
Versailles, 0. Fur years he was
troubled with Kviney disease and
neither doctors nor medicines gave* bamp
him relief. At length he tried Ejecrter
Batters. It 1ut biuo on his feet in
short order and now he testifies "I'm
on the roed to compliete recove v.
Best on earth for Liver and Kidney
tiouibles sonl all forms of Stomach
and Bowel Comaplaints. Only 50'.1
Guaranteed by all Druggist. i
give
Sto
hal
trier "All
the Are not
ºtate
lake Thieves
d.- That
Dogs
Bark
., At."
Noik
day s Appearances are not always to
ýx of be rei!ed on; neither are all
Liver kinds of advertising. Electrical
them clock and similar catch-pl..y
!ob devices are apt to entrap ihe
u are unwary They are better thin
tilt no advertising, but the asue
Ht +h money spent In the colum is of
a local newspaper would ylMd a
hundred fold better return.
This is the local neWis r
rs of y b this ccmeumoity that revache
oss the hoesfthebestpue
Imes It is thlwfore the nvdba
r the~
and We take pride In our papew
rger We study the ueeds of our ad..
vertising patrons aid aN
Sguin pleased at any time to aid
' the them in any manner passible.
the W
II.
abry
in a A Remarkable Record.
load ('hamlwrlains C ugh Remedy has
a rerarkaLt e record. It has been in
at use tor over thirty years, duri, g
The which time nainv inil:!on bMttes b: :vc
ekes i*en soul and uý.d. It has long la en
h. ?t lard ai.l maziu ieliauce in the
is l I trei:tmant of croup in thousand. of
I all tioiums, '.t d..raig ail this time no
ght cat 1 .s ev r !.ea rep-rted to tue
raw manuf:,cturers in which it fail-d to
et a cure. Wheu given as soon as
the chi d !ecoine, hoarse or ev.-- as
eap soon as ti crouuiv cough appears, it
the will lkreient the ;tt:"k. It is pleasant
raw to take. many children like it. It
wo c'dta iu no upiu:u or other harmful
its -'Iatce and tn.v he given as cofi
death in a bahy as to an adult. Foi
ille L u b t l.ah Drug Stora.
Visit the h-rgaiu counter at E lie
Bi.auo a you might find some
thing you need there much cheiqser
of than you could buy it elsewhere.
".c FIr Sale.
One lot situated en Jackson street.
an desirable lucation to build residence.
°d $1,300. THoxAs A. R!sUZ.
Wood ! Wood!
of For sale first class cypress wood,
on -tove hugh at $129 per cord. Good
nixeel wood store length at $2.00 per
f cord, at Froit'a lumber yard.
Appty to
6 SCUDDAY AND ALLEN FSOST
he - -- - -- .
tsB;rgaBras' B.irgains!! at S. R. Cou.
Ion, bargains that it will pay you to
, I iove-tigate.
IdFOr Sale.
'. - f*" lod.-rn Eloquence"
c.i * t a.*- ' this fine
of vi I rice. If
'a -wm -. -- .,. ~e
Lilis Brew n 3 a- ': -*** *e
ceived their : awi u* -. i .. of
te liothing, i's a iv .:<. a line. 9ee
f hmbfre lpurchaising elsewhere.
Notice.
u
rd Huntiug no the Acadia Plantation
>Z is iaoxitively prohibited.
et 22 W. H. PIZcL
Rice!
,t We solicit the coasignmeimt
of RICE Liberal advances
mad . tisatmtaea guaram
wteed Oomspogmdmmm - r
J. GROSSMAN & SONS,
New Orleans, La, Bo: 1178
Largest wholesale liquor dealer. and
"distributors of Harmomy Club
k 1'ureltye.
Wanted.
Fi'.e or six girls or boys, White or
Co'ore-i. to work in Ciitar Faciory
rgoodi wage-s and steady work Ap
Yply at factorr, Badeaux buildin6,
Mtain St. 7
Leave your orders for pianos
organs .and piano tuning with V. J.
Knoblel b Local Itepresentative of
Louis Grunwakl Co. Ltd. 13
ITbh pi-ettlest line .f fancy Vest.
ever broricht to this town can be
found at lEllis Braud's Sous.
B
l~Go to S. B. Couloo for gemuine
Sbargains.
L. C. CAILLOUCT,
'Notary Public.
Bank of Thihodaux Building.
Thibodaux, Lea.
Nutice.
I take pleasure to inform my pi
trons and frien is that I have pui
chased the stock of Jewelry of tL
late A. Bouron, and am now cfferino
good bargains in the Jewelry lint
A complete line of first clays Jewelry
Silverware etc. kept in stock at a
times. Jewe~rv, Watch, and Cot
repairing a specialty.
36. FRANK ZERNOTT.
Breeders of Ftney Poultry
AttentioinI.
Bufl Cochin crs for s 'e at r.' (u
D per dozen. You are invitr.l to vid!
breeding pen before placing you
rIorder.
C ('all either at W. C. I{iranfs re
dennc or Kuobioch's .'4uic store. 3
t Mattius ! Mattiugs!
The largest and finest stock o
mattings that ever was brought t.
P this town his just been received a
r Ellis Braad's ?or~a Call and es
amine the same, it will pay you ti
do so, before buying. 36.
For job planting of X1l kinds, cal
on of write to the Ss-rtnxx..
Notice.
Huntirg and fishing is positivce!
prohibited on the Energy and Leigh
ton Plantations.
TTHE C'I.EOPIIAs L.uuir.lE Co. LTri
33-6w.
The pub~lic is cordially invited tc
visit the bargain counter at E'li
has Braud's Sons' spacious st':re on Nlair
n in street This invitation holds good at
rif ~ any time, if you cani ot call tlih
week, nor nest. nor this month, ther
we call neat month: von are welcome at
the one time: the bargain counter his
of come to stay. -'
not 1
Itoe
1 aS
"as
AIt. B. C.
cant ,
it
itu American Bottling Works
nuf- Thibodaux, La.
F,,'
I Began Operations, Feb. 4, '03
liJ Is now prepared to fill all
~ . orders for Pop, etc. at the
ter following prices:
1 box, 2 dozen bottles, at 60c
Large cases 4 doz bottles, 1.0
yet, We are ready to make
'e, contracts for any length
QLtima at above prices.
Address,
º John Cu'ot,
er Mgr, Thibodaux, La.
ºu.
to
ne
ELLIS BRA UD'S SONtS
of NEW ADVERt'rlSEIENTN.
H APIR BASM
Fo e tL dies, Roanoke. Va
Open Sep. St litl. Oe ofth . ledn
buldn epinsv Vand touipmente. Grampst
sons. Grand toun jin Tcenery in a~yof
Va., p med f r healh ur wa and mer.
Frane Yong LAdie Ms, RandBokueo. Vsr.
Opaents Sept.e2.ley. Stnent ofr theeaing
Schools. for estungu L addresintesouh
soTTIes. GArand, Pounsineat, i Beasoey Vaf
'..,fumd o hath Erpe aatiAen
8
More than twenty double-page
*pictures a year by CHARLES
eD~AN. GIBson are only a part of
the good things that come week
e by week to regular readers of
CO LLIER'S
'e w-rAs mojtl progressive illustrated
I * i. a-M v riters and artists
~ '.. .. a . :: a every hoome.
a i r*m :- I: fr maspli top? Sa
...........*s srao. i,,I tr(wiong utaIet
fenis r . 0 *r f. -r ibmtaue A&d1sa
I. t.icr. 4 s Muaw.isasi sL.b ewT6'
Bank of Lafour ce,
Capital Stock $25,000. Surplus $25,000
lint. ..
Designated Depository for
funds of Parish of Lafourche
and Town of Thibodaux.
...... uFFlItER': .. .
%..1 BR \ FD. Plesilent. K. J. MiRI'D, Cashier,
L. A. IBLOU IN. Vice I'rsident, P. F. L.E:ENDPE, ARst Cashier
o t .. .. taetn .. .
14. A. BLOTIN. . ) 11. .11 ' N . Pr. T. STARK,
. E. N. ROTh. JOHN T. ýlUOI:E. Ja., PR L. E. MEYER
3 I'" 11. LAcARIE. A. J. RRAFP, t'. . BEATTIK.
AlUV'I)K TOOP'S. K. J. IEAUJI.
'7 Does a General Banking Business Z
Buys and Sells Dornestic a!.d Fortikn Exelhange.
< Southwestern Louisiana
e. Industrial Institute.
LAFAYETTE, LA.
H. L. STEPHENS, - . - Prsidet.
.A State Institutio' for the Instruction of both sexes Iathe Arts. Sc
M n[ wisgý Domestic Science and Coamercial Braaces. e js
courses of study, reaigrin ' 1r-tw.;b.s.swmmm. m..
follows:
1. Commercial Course. 3. Manual Training Course.
2. Stenography Course. 4. uomntstic Science Course.
_ 5. Acalemic Course.
r Requisite for Admission: 14 vi-ars or older: satisfactory examination in
gh- Grammar ;rates branches. including arithmuttic to percentage and Elemen
tarn (:e, hraphv anti Ilktory.
. , Hansouie nc w bitilat± comnn oii tl's ana n`Jd,.rn in appointments.
y ailpou t ful in i !: dtl'artmren . IIIeal:htuness exce'ltnt. TUITION
FREE. Nt'cegssry .-'rpet at-. vt-ft It !. ratr.
Sj trn.i ! ct": l ric.k D,.itorv for c* ''ni lathes. with al. motltrn equip.
to m-ut ani c. irvuui enc-t. ir n .r. sii Iteal for tatri ct;nlr-t. spatiiuus anti well
Il` turn isletl Isdrooms., it-at.- v I teauu at.l i hirt-l 1% l-t--t F itTi t: titrr.-.! water
framn cits waterwrtorks fir 1 at1.iný. pu;rr :a in waater far ii rink:it tnt e,.kind,
ain Apply in adtance for board. Young in. nt.,tari in prititte far:uilies at ?lQ to
I at f1:.r0 per month.
lhis Second Annual Session Opens Wedne-lav. S+.pti-miter aIth. lust.
ý, Catalogue strut on application. For ruitler infiruration write to
at '. L. ROY. Lafa!reitt. L
libt
GOOD SERVICE 1902...
BETTER SERVICE 1903.
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FREE CHAIR CARS. SPLENDID EQUIPMENT.
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0 THE VERY BEST
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DON'T FORGETour E1CritSJONs LBEPING CANS to WASHINGTON. CHWCAGO
AI VSLTal+nt CiNCINNATI. Berth lItau LESS THAN HALF STAND)AtZ
)C Send 1Oc. in stamps for a copy of the SOCTIIERŽN PACIFIC RICE COOK
BOOK, containing Itq recipes.
S. F. B. MORSE. T. J. ANDERSON. N1. L. ROBBINS.
Pass. Traf Mgr. Aast. G(n. Pass. Agt. Gen. Pass & Tin. Ag
C8 HOUSrON, TEXAS
s Subscribe for and
Advertise in the Sentinel.
OR. JOS. L. DREXL E,
VETEIINARY SURGEON,
'-..OFFICE ATE
LEON DrEXLER'S STABLE,
THIBOD4U V. LA
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE 3F "fl00UUI TELEPHONE 128
In the Advertising ('olumus of a Popular Newspaper ar
heralds of a successful business cart-er. The
- -Z. ==ibedaux (qqitiqite
Is a Por'ulrr Neiwspaper, and is recognized as a good Ad
lertising Medium.
- ZN CQKMERCIAL WRI(TZNG
The Seiitinel Ebtablishnient turns out rip-to-date work,
a strrmates solicited un aiiy Class of 1'rlnting
: SEND A TRIAL ORDER AT ONCE.
r
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',The Planters'eeses ardwarel theMer.esCo.,