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

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Local Paragraphs
Mis Cec;ilia Chauvin, of .A:
visited relatives i town this wl.
Mr. Alcide Chauvin, of A.iel, was has
pere Wednesda. ,
BHagain Courtes, every day of the 'l
pock at Eilis i3raucj's Sons. c'ru:
Mr. F. I.. itrrillesnx, of Iower IlaIn
hafourche, was in town Thuradasy. gsu
Baby Elite Shoe Polish 2 packages w,,
for 15c at Ellis Brau,!s sons. 12. asf
Mr. J. L. Basset of the first vald
[ras in town ed Wiesl:'. p't
1Kdw.I e R.i. 11a
ew. I lial rog YIeI Ao ays YosIgt
Mr. Jseph Price, of Cut Off, was
a vi,ltor to Thibodaux Thlurday.
Mr. E. Denys went to New Orleano Wt
MoudayAll
Dining rqom furniture in all prices S.,
P'lanltrs lHardware 4 Met'lictile Co Ba
lJud&e A. B. nobloc'h, of Ariel, n
Mr. Zephyrin Toups, Jr., of Arel, le
pttended the meeting of the Parish lI
,e atral committee Thursday. un
Mr. lIovincy Rodrigue, police juror Si
from the 6th ward was in town Wed Bt
headlay. Pi
We pave furniture good enough or
cheap enough foy any bldo'.
ý'lanters Hardware & Merchantile Co.
Mir. Thomas Naqui anod family, of p
MtcComb City, Miss., are visiting re- to
jatives here. to
Mr. Joey Belteaa, of Mectomb \ity, ti
SMis:, is spendiug some time at his
o!d Lome.
Now that the parish primary has
bein called there will be some life a
nfused in local political carc'es. C
(Di stons Crscernt) Cane Knives
3.75 per doz. at II. Rivicre & Co. 5
13
. A. . U o A.
Our sectional felt mattrcsses are
the very best and latest cut.
Plputers Uarwnare &c Merchantile Co
Mr. John Barker, of Lorkpoi t came
to Thibodaux Thursday and attended I
the meeting of the Central Commit.
tee.
The meeting of. the Police Jury a
bhich was to be ieldh on Wednesday J
4d not' take idate on account of a
9gorum not being present.
Messrs. H. N. Coulon, Thos. A
Badeaux and C. J. Legen,|re, visited
the Crescent City in the early part of P
the week.E
Harness and Saddlery at H. Biviere
pCo. 13
Mr. J. A. O. Coignet, recently elec.
ted Secretary .anaiger of the La
tourehe Progressive Union, attended I
lhe convention of the Four State Im 4
migration League, which was held in
New Orleans this weel. .
Qo to $. R. Coulon for genuine
bargains.
Fancy Yests, that will please th<
npost fastidious, at Ells Broand's Sons
see them.
The reports of grinding operations
are not satisfactory. There is moch
sugar in the cane but the tonange rais
Yery sort every where. It will prove
a disastrons yenr.
See our large assortment of wicker
ehairs snd parlor furniture.
Planters Hardware & Merchantile Co.
gOL,,4, 11s ie 0 . G ilt-.
Call at Ellis Brand's Sons for
genuine bargains.
Mrs. Chas. J. Barker, and daughter,
Miss Bella, after a pleasant visit to
Thibod;9 the. guests of aS~ A.
The sr ot Miss Louise
Sabetier to Mr. William T. Bailey
yill be celebrated Tuesdgy Nov. 24th
it four o'clock at St Joseph's Cailio
lic church. The friends and acqualn
tances of Dr. Sabatier's family are
utrlially inovited to be present.
No Cards.
There is more Catarrh in this sec
;ton of the country than alf other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local disease,
nald pr, scritwd local remedies, and by
,coastantlyv f;iliug to cure wiLh local
treatlmenti, iriollounced it incurable.
Science ha.l prm'in citarih to be a
c,nstitutional disrase, ard thl . rrfore
ratgeirrs r lc ,tultia l tratmnt.l.
Ialll's r t:r i Curte, wanullfactllredi by
b'. J. Chenwy & ('o., Toledo,, Oi:o, is
tiheoly cunstitutionl cure On the
mna ket. It ia taken internally in
a)i# fiom 10, 4pip o a teaspooII
i." Ilk sets directly on the blucn
tnd ii oud sioUl rtracs of the systelm.
'' 9 r ne ude dollars f.tr
any case it tails t4o cure. Sond for
Address, '. J. CtiNEY & CO.,
pl's iy Duggists, 75c.
Einrf't Y'amilt Piltt s the h~et.
H~ruess and Sae.lllery all kinds and
:'iuiters Ilabdwvare & lcrcdhantile Co. ý
1 "ir. t:eiJ ille .1. lR i'chard, of Hlouma, I *i
pentl the day he.re Ia-t Wednesday. i
Mr. Rieulcg idf a Iifumich Ihoy, and i
s has matny friends in this town who ent
wer"' glad to see him. LU
... ý. the.
The Washington ',Post is really t1,
cruel when it says: ',Grover (CleveC
r land says he would rathqr have his Ptil
son tco1me a teridge butider than ,t
Pmceside'nt of the United States. So tier
wouldi mot of us, if the boy takes tie
after his father."' I't
Uur Iro' lIeds are of tl.e latest rue,
paterns. Vot
P:anters Hlarlware & Merchautile Co. ile'
.. im--. i - a~,.-
There were twenty nmembers of the I
IDemocratic Exeecutive Committee tiei
i present, in person or by proxy, at
last Th,,rs'hay's teeLtng. Those pre- an
sent in per3on were Capt. John M. ott
o Walsh, cl4irwman, lio,. H. N. C'ulon, pin
ctecretttry, and Messrs. Henry RIiviere, rev
Albert Mord'alnt, F. *V. Nicholls, P':ul I
' ' Scott, Leonard Falgout, John S.
o Barker, Thomas J. Kuohloch, Zepliy
, in Toups, Jr., Frank L. Ilarrlleaux. nx
-l, ---- rti
Terminated with an ugly cut on the th
el, leg of J B Orner, Franklin OGove, t
,sl l1. it developed a stubborn uk'er se
unyielding to do.ct',r and remledes for i'
four years. Then Bicklen's Arnica er
'or Salve cured. It's just as good for ot
zd Burns, Scalds, Skins, Eruptions and
Piles. 25~', at all D.i ugrists. vi
o r - . - -th
Attention Farmers.
70. - --- un
I have a large quantity of wilel n
of peas for salt' and would be pleased !t
re- to have any one interested either canllt
to see me or write for the informs- t"
tion desired. al
ty, Jean Rodrigue, re
Kraemer, P. O. cc
n
has Thihodaux positively second to u
life none in the State to get a Watch or o
Clock fixed, or to buy a Watch or ii
Clock. Do not fall to see the fine r
Ves assortment of Watches numbering
3 I.. q9 7 ,
Thibodaux, La.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
o The Kind Yeou Have Always Bougt
tme Bears the
ded Signature of
snit- t
The remains of little Caroline Nich 1
gury oils Young, a grand--daughter, of 1
day Judge F. T. Nicholls, were brought
)f a here Tuesday afternoon from New
Orleans and la-d ar t-in -t-Joha1'
Episcopal cemetery.
iteml Do you want a swell looking vest
t of go to E!hlls Braud's Sons they can
suit you.
iere The W'hyte Dramatic Company fill.
3 ed a three night's engagersent at the
lee. Opera House this week. "Davy
La. Crockett," last Sunday evening was
ided the opening bill; on Monday ."A Sol
Im dier's Sweetheart" was presented
d in while "All a Mistake" closed the
company's engagement, on Tuesday.
une A. large number of people from
the neighboring couintry wete attract
thu ed to Thiboelaux last Sa:turday by
ions Sells & Downs big show. Both the
afternoon and the evening perfor
mances were well attended and the
tions audiences seemed to be well pleased
wch with the show. Sells and Downs
ge tb have a splenlid menagere, a lot of
rove well trained horses and a set of clever
performers.
icker
Cooking and Heating Stoves at H.
Co. Rivlere & Co. 13
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For sikk hend:tche try Chamber
lu ain's Stomachl and Liver Tablets;
they will ward off the attack if taken
in time. For sale by Roth Drug
Store.
for . -
Its all right to take an active in
terest n tthe political affairs of the
later, parich and State, but the question of
it to good roads, better bridges and more
i A. t4 them ihould not be laet sight of in
Ir the meaume. Winter aill eooe be
here and these thUngs wdi be needed
06 as bdu asome canomie. teds will need
aley oie.Dodaon Times.
24th True, They are of vastly more
aito importance to the growth aad well
being of town alnd prish than politi
cal affairs.-Abboville niericional.
Two Important Conventions.
sec- Two important conventions sat in
other New Orleans this week,--Lhat of the
:il the Railroad Passenoger Agents aod that
tobe of the Four States Immigration
years League.
sease, Both were well attended and did
ndI gr,~dl work which will in time hear
local fruit benefc'inI to the State. The
rable. South is aw:ekeoii:g to a just realiz
Sbe a tion of the I:nitess posa:biiities of
refore its vast resourc.es. The march of
mnut., progress is in;ctr,-asi:ng tse strides, nod
ced by the Sotlh I~us a glorious future be.
I:o, is fore it.
ln tlh. -
,ly i'no W ANTIl)lD-FAT IIFUL L'EROtN
poon- to cell on retail tLandel and aens toi
hlood it.e:nuf:act:r;ng house hiaving well
•stei. e'ulaiblisabd bu-iniisi loal territory:
rs f,,r straight salary $29 paid weekly and
e, fri expefise money ailvanced; tlevious
c " xprieiice unti'ec.ssary; position peIr
SCo., ilm:onlent; buiUess succ ssful. Enclost
S sldf a:ddressed envelope. Superinten
dnht Travcer., t(i5 3lonon Bldg.
$t.i. Cht 'e**go. 16 l t
J THE STATE OF IOUISIANA,
PARISII OF [,AFOU RCHE.
,* EFIItI nl. Philip J. Anuc.inf, Deputy.
SCl- PArk ,f tihe District Court in and
for the Parishl of I.:afourhe, and ex
o, ,lic'io, a Notary Public, duly conmmis- to
si ,t.d, sworn and qualified, and in the
dpresenuc of I M,.rs. Taylor Beattie and
d t'harlton R. Beattie, good and conlpe- wi
o tcit witnis'.5 residing in this Paih do
:PERSoN . lXY CAME AND APPEAR
E)D: Albert J. Iagsrde, President of in,
the C'lheopnls I.agardo Comnpauy, Limit- Bi
ei, and I'ernaud If. Lagarde, Atecretary)
andt Trc:,surer of the said Company,
Sboth of ti(e said persons ru4ilinl in this de
is Paiish and the said Company its domi
cile licreini, and d,.'lard,
In That P rttant to the act of incorpors- TI
o tion of ho said Conlpany, by a vote of kc
i the st c.i. hloldlrs, utllicieit in nuintwr
for that purloH,,e as provided for by the wi
act iof inll'.nrplrationl, and(l after due La
notice to the stockholders given inl :*
a.t rdantce with law, Inore thaln ix
seventths o'f tihe sha:res havint been yu
voted in favor thereof, the articles of
o. incorpornitio, were' amended and alter
ed so as to read ae; f.llwsVa: o
ARtTICLE I. It
The namlte and tittle of this corpora- w
ee tion shall be "l'il E Cl',l()PIIAM LA
t (.Aiti)E t't'MPANY," LIMITED" andti BI
its d,,iiile i.- hereby declared to tw, b
re- and its place of meeting shall lie at the h
1. office at the residence on the Leigh ton
in plantation in the Parish of lafourche, it
e'state of [>uisiana tuntil otherwise di
rected hy a vote of the majority of the f
ul I*oard ofl Ilrectors.
S. ARTICLE VI.
The Board of DirtctorP shall have ti
power generally to supe'vise the busl- 3
IX. ness of the curl oration, toadopt general
rules for its conduct, to oontradt for the 11
ion of buildings, tramWsys2r-?ilways,
the the purchase of barges, steamboats, sad
other things and apparatus incident to t
V, the ptrpse anrid objects of enterprises
cer set forth in the Article Thred of the
l:harter, also fixing the price of cane, W
for Cante jlc ad' syrup; also the price for
itm evaporatiu" the same into sugar and
for other pr"dlucts; fixing the salary of
otlli eers, defining by general rules the
expet.nss of the corlpi ation, and pro
vide for such assi.itants and superinten
dents a. nmay he ne.. .sary to carry out I
the executive lu-iness of the ,oros:'a
tion, and generally to adopt such by
laws, rules and regulations ns may ;ae
uec.r.eary for the goal conduct and
,ril1 nmanagement of the affairs of the corpo
d ration. It shall Itave power by a ma
Sat jority vote of all tile directors to mlort
all gage, or pledge the pro -ertyor effects
of the cpoporation, as the ease may bIe.
n1- Three inenlbers of the 4Hoard shall con
statute a qutorum for the transaction of
tbusiness, but no business otlier than the
' regular administrative affairs ,of the
. corporation shall be conducted by the
Board at other than regular stated
meetings, unless notice be given to the
to members of the Isoard of the extra
I or ordinary business to le conducted and
transacted at the extraordinary meet
or Ing. Any stockholder shall lave the
fine right to be present at the meeting of
the Board and participate therein, but
rig shal n11o vote. No person shall be
qualified to be a director of this corpo
ration unless he owns at least one share
of the stock of the corporation.
La. ARTICLE VII.
The president shall have general au
pervision of tlhe administrative affairs
of the corporation; hlie shall preside at
all mnnetings of the Board and shall deal
directlv with the executive otlicers of
the corporation; he -hall lie tile Iana
ger of the finances and of the improve
Iments to the property of the corpora
tion. He is vested with the power,
granted by the majority vote of the
Board ol Directora, to borrow money
for the but~iness of the corporation; to
make and subscribe notes in represen
tation of the loans so contracted, to en
dorse notes for discount, and shall have
ich full power to pledge any personal pro
of pery of the corporation, as set forth in
Artile Six of this charter. The Tress
ught urer shall be the custodian of the funds
New of the corporation, which funds shall be
deposited in such bank or banks as may
be decided on by the Board of Directors.
The checks to be drawn on the funds of
the corporation shall he signed by the
President or Vice-President and conn
vest tersigned by the Secretary. The Board
Can of Directors at any time' shall by ma
jority vote, have the right to suspend
any employee, superintendent, inana
gor or other subordinate officer of the
P fl. corporation, or the same may be done in
accordance with such by-laws, rules
Ste and regulations as may be adopted by
Davy the Board of Directors.
was ARTICLE XII.
Sol It shall not be lawful !or any stock
holder to disepose of any share or shares
tnted of the capital stock of the corporation
the without first offering same to the coli
pany and giving it the preference to
.3 purcha:;e the same at its face value and
if this is not accepted at the next regu
lar meeting of the company, it shall
from then be offered to the stockholders, who
rat shall have ten days within which to
purchase all or an3 part of the shares
Sat the face value, and only upon refusal
h the of the said corporation or stockholders
to tpurchase same will the transfer of
rfor- such sllares he authorized to be made
t the upon the books of the corporation,
eased And further the said appearers declar
ed that the said articles were so amended
owns to read as above at the regular meeting
lot of held at the place of meeting of the cor
poration, on the Fourth day of Novem
lever er, lf, after having been discussed
and adopted by a vote of the stockhold
ers. the following stockholders hiving
voted in favor of the same, vit> Albert
at H. .1. Lagarde, Philip Lagarde, Fernand H.
13 Lagarde, Laura C. lagarde, Lelia La
garde, Mrs. Nellie M. Foret, duly autho
rized by her husband lieu J. Foiret, who
sher- also voted for the same in hisown right,
the said persons representing and own
blicts; ing One Hundred and Twenty-eight and
taken 5-7 shares out of the total of One Hun
Drug dred and Fifty shares of the capital
stock of the company and E. A. O'Sulli
van representing for himself Ohe share
of the said capital stock and as the agent
. ant attorney in fact of his wife Mrs.
Emma Lagarde who is the owner ol
rf the Twenty and 2-7 shares voted no and
ion of against thie said amendments.
In 'aith whereof, I the Notary, par.
more ties and witnesses have signed hereunto
of in on this the Eleventh day of November,
0 (Oviulaa1taed d )AlbertZ. lg. dei
eed.d Pr5s.,1L.aB. Se.4reas T
SBetti CharltonR. Bbat ; A
ooin, D y. Clerk of Court, e.o No
tary Public.
more -
well- THE STATE OF LO)UISIANA,
olmti- PARISH OF LAFOURCHE.
al I, the undersigned authority, do here
by certify, that the witlhin and forego
ing is a true and correct copy of th,
orieinal act on file, duly recorded i.
0of*. Miscellaneous Bkok No. 7 at folio 50I
No'. 1I, 130h, and of record in my oflic,
In Testimony Whereof,
sat t - Witness my hand and the its
,.of the I. prens of the seal of my office,
da ( Thiiodattx, La., this 12th day c
d rthat ovember, 1903.
ration P. J. Accolrs,
D'". Clerk of oMuroi
nd did - ***- -
hear Not A Bich Day Sincem.
The "I was taken severely sick wit kik
ealizs nv trouble. I tried all sorts of medli
ties of izes, 'none of which relieved me Ojl
rnh of tav I saw an ad. of your Electric Eit
s, nd ters and determinedt to try that. Aftt
ure be. taking a few doses I felt relieved, an
soon thereafter was end irely cured, ann
RS have not seen a sick day since. Neigh
o hrs of mine hate been cured
wetll Jhenmatisro, Neuralgia, Liver as
rel itlney trouhtles arid General Debil
tly adi t." This is what B. F. Bass, of a
evius ot N. C', writes. Only 50c, at a
sdruggi-4"
close - * ----
rinten- Fe:atlher Piliows first quality at
Bldg., low prnces
16 12t. Plantes Hardwsre & Mersehantile C
Gentry's Animal Actors.
tY Gentry Bros., world famed truiDod
d animal exhiblse will make its visil
is- to this city iq the near future. This
is one aUeaSflegt enterprnie tl.ai
)e- will never loose its lhDarm nor read its
doom in the so6bprous frowns of ar
of ind'fferent public. The euntrv
it- Brothers' shows have millions of ad
r, mirers with wheao their popuhrity it
ItS deep rooted and who will prevent ani
ni- mel acting froi becomiang a lost art
ra- The (Gentrve lasve dogs. ponies, mou
of keys, elephapts *od camels galore
It who do everything except actusa'l
lue talk, and it science and further dlee
opnmcut can asgompilsh this we ahal
n y,.t see our dumb friend passing thb
compliments o the season with ean
other and disapauing the condition c
the weather. ToQ many this statemem
era- will appear absurd, and literal,
ia speaking it is, bat the idea meant t
In*, be conveyed is tlt the Gentry Brot
the have the larget collection and moi
e, intelligent ambr of animal perfo
'i- mers in the l Their No. I sho
the favors this eit with a visit this tim
This is the oldst and largest of a
ave the Gentry these being alma
i- 350 perfe'tly taed animals, requt
tbh ing five eos, ti
Sat selves o' , In keeping wi
t to the performfance puoper, and shou
te not be missed by anyone. The bsho
ane, will exhibit in Tbibodaux Mood,
'ar Nov. 23, Base Ball Park.
the Msattings, you want, call at El
ro- Brnutl's ons, and see their beau.ti
,L _a.
Base Ball Park,
Thibodux November 23,
America's Leading Tented Amusement,
Gen try Bros.' Famous
The highest class exhibition of its kind in the world.
r Two complete performances daily at 2 and 8 P. M.
ev
ve a
in
r
Hundreda of Pretty Shety.-d Pouies, Twice as many Cunning Camu
irs
BDrove of Lillitio Caels.
n The longest and prttiet Proce-sion ever Seen.
"2THE RACKETS
ur
led
="i Thibodaux's Greatest Bargain Store,
Invites you to call and inspect its new
a Fa tol,
tBtoafore.
ain
' brin it toak and y sp s et
WA bnwar or CASH and sell strictly pFOR CASH that-'
whyswe wr able hto quote these
8triking Money-Savers
ain
bar- Whianlee y t and f1 tmt.
r, Poupadour r S00. Drfy a "ortusafes, worth fully y..0 our low pb i
o d le ps r n GH e with whbt k feet n. Fi e ne of Trtusers. from w r1.00 to " tte i
V Of Wledice Heavy or Ci A a Hote, se maess 1 l trc th pair.
S y e e rt e l inedr tthe kind all the
ere -
Ca 2haPs at 91 tn .
ae m
)rt. Heavy Infmat d Umirsirts. _ee linee.c 1e %c. Fine In. e Gents Ilsts for 8e, 81.00. 1.. 81
Ratra stmeo hp (ractu 0.( anaMc. Ba n.
Extra large ruinnath Towel. 2 fuor ~. Gent. H. 8. White Hdkfa, the 10 kind spe
in e
n 20 G A E Full lesA skaRS. 0c.
Hieumed is of wrett y Se n Po rnch Suspenders the Cn kind only ne.
eI- Cursa. Puel d mings o o nly C ea. al L of inen BaE.ep t
ne  ot,- n a 75 R- Bosto Garntere, Cme.
: , re and WhbOeastto Blankets, from 85e to Undressed kid Gloves, Tc.
-|t 81-GRaNg SFEilk Four in Hand TiTe. Sc.
kfter Heavy Q a dllI.,AS mand 811.0. Midgt String Tiles. 1 ae. o e a _ .
a aa [ Heavy Wiew dmaaerwear. from :e to 75k. Glent. Dreqs Shes. $1.5 to 3.50.
gh- In fact anything for Men, Wonen or Children, at pric
,- of always lower than elsewhere.
and
hall- - -
ebili- Don't f wset we are at oux new ~ttayld on Jackon stre
P', / one block fh 'n Mail street. '
t has. A. Badeaux, Pro
and
sCo I ad there vey on oe g aolket Gtore ina Sthohare
,em. 'In •it call and ipettsn
WANTED.--Men to learn burlhte
trade. Tools, dip!omaa, posItions
d and board given. Years saved bj
ut our method of free work alnd erpcrl
tis in'tructio;s. Wrte toiay. MoI 1
at Bliawr Coilcge, ,-w Ost:anus, !,a.
to 142t.
an -- - ....--
rv What A Bushel of Corn.
Ld- -
is The Ablvihlic .lerldiu:al thus fig
oi
rt. ureLs out.
u From a b.dbel of coin a dinti;le
ire gets four glions of whiskey, whki.
ly r. taie at $16. The goverwent get
e $3.90,. the farmier ,ylh, raised Lb.. cor
all geLt 40 cents, the r.ilro:ad gets $1
he the wmaufacturlet gets $4, the retaile
,b gets $7, the conIsuuer'gets six umotthl
of and the policeman gets paid for run
et uiug him in.
Ily
, Opera HousE
oat
Eur. H. L. GIBBS, Mgr.
tow ONE NIGHT ONLY,
tall
" Wednesday, NOV. 1I
the
V" COLNJ. CARTRET
nth
Pold Star Attraction,
t Wwe Little Waifr
Uiis Doors open at 7:30. Curtain rises at 8
toif.n , or. or aL f n td ,7ec
You Are Sufferin
with your feet for want of :
good comfortable shoel
ig -
le, tIhe Duke Last
icih
Bostonian $3.50 Shoe,
ths,
has no equal for comfort an(
- wear. Try a pair.
e That and many other stylei
always on band, at
I ELLIS BRAUD'S SONI
An Invitation.
We invite our patrons and friends to call and exi
S amine our new line of
I Fall and U inter Goods
, - Consisting of
i Black Goods, Dress Flan.
nels, Cashmeres, Tricots
Srld.Broadcloths, silks of a!l
kinds, Dress Trimmings
Flannellettes, Repellants
Ginghams, White Piques, Grey and Blue Flannel'
Also Novelties, of all kinds, Carpet Stripe, Rg_
in all prices, Chemille and Tapestry Table Covdn
Portieres, Cotton and Wool Blankets, Turkey Re
and White Damask, Ladies and Misses Jackets
FUR COLLARETTES,
tse A big line of Ladies Skirts and many other thing
too numerous to mention.
, REMEMBEB
S There has been a rise of about 25 olo on all Cotto
* goods, and having bought our stock before the rise .
Sare able to sell them at the old prices.
U Riviere & Cc
J.L. LOBDELL, i'reu. P. R. PE
JOSEPH CLAUDET V-President. Secy-Tre
IthemI obdell& Per@v@
Wnholesale Dealer
Coomminssion Mercqhantes.
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S"Orders For Car-load Lots Solioited.'
Sugar Planters orders given special attention for
-wGrain and Ha;
,w price
4o pr Local 'Phone 152.--Cumberland 87.
t I . . ALBERT L. FOLSE,
-- Ialer In Wholesale -
..GRAIN, FEE
prices
teet, and FLOUR
op.Cumberland Phone 43. ALLEN FROST,
da:. THIBQODAUX, LA,