The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], November 28, 1903, Image 5

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Local Paragraphs,
Birgin' Couunr every day of the anc
wick at bElli- Brands Sons. can
Roaet the large adsv. ri -ement of wea
Albert Fol'e appearing in thi- issue. (
(Distion-il Preseeut) Cane Knive pat
13 75 per I (- at II. Riviere & C0. P"a
13
Ft a. zU. w,:¶tlir Y. atct.Iy morn tee
ing w.th iars t: cti-I Qi hAt will not put
hellp thie stein 'ing cane mnusia Ing
Hon. E. .A.. O'Sullivan, of New 0: ,ni
Jeans, wi' a b rifles visitor ;sere Thu
Tuesday. ra
Baby Elite Shoc Polish 2 packages S5
for 15e at Ellis Blraud's Sons. 12.
eVr
CA s RE AL* pet
Btatwpal
lleory M. Bergeron, of Lockport. pr(
wi' circulahing among friends in town ci s
but.dasy. rut
Mire. Thos. Alherti. the popular
h".tess of the Strangers Hotel, visit.
ad the Crescent City Saturday last.
yelata5 Bardware & M rnshaat 11a £e
Mt. J. 0. Larose, of New Orleans Ii
was a visitor at the home of Mr. J. us
A Wagner Sunday. Sa
Miss Etlie Frost, after an extended B,
visit in Texas, retLeued home Tues- pi
day.
We have furniture good enough or
cheap enough for any body.
Planters Hardware & Merchantile Co.
CiAggWOR=JA. th
t sr s th i 5ail Yun Paw Alhms B oo I,
Mr. Ulysses Barrios, police juror
from the 4th Ward was a visitor to
Thibodaux Thursday and Friday. a
Ye enjoyed a pliasaot call from hi
Mr. Ernest Angell'z, a son of Mr. U. o
Angelloz, on last Tuesday. h
Our sectional felt mattresses are h
the very heet and latest cut.
flantcrs Hardware & Mercbantile Co
g
Harness and Saddlery at Ht. Riviere si
A Co. 13
Go to S. R. Coulon fer genuine
bargains.
MB. Gus. Wallace, of Jeanerette,
visited relatives in Thibodsux during
the week.
We darect the attention of our rea
ders to the advertisement of the
Savings Departsnent of the Bank of
Tbibodauz.
Harness and Saddlery all kinds and $
prices.
nisa**s Hardware & Merebantale Co. r
0
Catl at Ellis Braud's Sons for
gentusie bargains.
Mr. Leon Block, the big Jackson
Street Merchant, left this week for
New Or!eans, to receive medical treat. e
ment.
Miss Carrie Curtis, returned from
Jeanerette Monday atter a visit of
several days to her nephew, Mr. Wal
ter Ragan. I
assa, 11*M oo I.11A..
Fancy Vests, that will please the
most fastidious, at Slit Brand's Sons
see them.
Our congratlaitions to Mr. and
Mbrs Walter Chempagne upon the ad.
vent of a baby girl into their howe.
The Uittlo Dew cotner araived 1ast Moot
day.
Mr. J. A Sabatier and wife, Messrs.
Jno. and Paid sabatier, of Iota, and
Dr. Geo. Sabatier and wife, of New
Iberia, sttended the Bailey-Sabstier
wedding last Tuesday.
See onr large assortment of wicker
chairs sad parlor furniture.
t'lanters Hardware & Mereltentl~e Voa
The Dew two story residence being
built by Mr. Joseph Bobichaux on
his lot on Carnal Street is rapidly
nearing completiona. It will be a
reatdsepove moent overucte sold es
Mr. Jan Yiter, of New Orleasa,
and Miss Llaoly hiuna, were quietly
soarried at the Catholic church Thurs
day morning by Rev. A. Bosby. Thle
bride is the oI4est daughter of our
fellow townsman Mr. Jmo. Shinu and
* very aiiable and popular yoaug
lady.-Morgan Aural Topics.
*10(0 Reward $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleated to learn that thete is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
becen able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catsrrh. Hall's L'ntarrh Cure
is the only pceaitive eure now known
to 'be *edkwal fraternity. Vaturrli
being aconnstltutioniaa disesse, rcquire.
* eijnstitutionnl treatmeint. Hal'Js
asrarrla Cure is teken is.ternally, act
lag directly upon the blood and
pucoess an. fe~ea of the esystem, there.
4 y destioving ibe (v* dsaation of the
disease, and gtvtpg the patient
strength by bWild'ng up' the ccmnstitu
*ion and a..sistbtg syatute mn doing ita
work Th'e props ieturs have asu much
laith is its cuatsie powcers, that they
pier one Hundred 1)ollsrs for any
asas that it fails to c.arc. Send fur
list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CesNEY & "o,
rhtele&. 0.
*dola by druggists, 75c.
th~.Is rawily Pi' is arc' the best.
The cry of senreily of labor to the
oa1gyr section, is ganett i iis %ear.
Rain I- stile hadly neiede for water
and other purposeM, though fur th- Vi
cane, bad y talfietd an it is, cool, dir
weather i" h.st.
Our Irot Beds are of tie latest CI
p~aterns. fu
Planters loirdware & Merchantile Co
A rt.i'ron:l a tna'ialy hsg retantly be'
peen orevn0i'wd in New Iberia, for tlB
purpose of ,tnntructing undt operat
tng a rta riolad from Nsh atalhuttxes to Dr
New 11laris, a distance of nearly 201) th
,riles. Tha- nt w eomflpanv is stvied tl
The New Ithria and Northern HAn I.
road Con: any, and is cajaaaliz'-d atl
$500,000. lilt
One of the really notaIle theatrical an,
events of the season wit' be the ap- un
peasance of Miss July Gray anti Mr. pe
Carter'a own ('riteruon Thatre Cor ,
parry in hie rea't~rkahle a .notional J0
play, *"Her Only Sin." Mr. Carter to
promises the original prodestion pre- on
I cisely as pearforme-' during its Chicago oe
run.
Matting", you want, call at Ellis pa
fraud's Sons, and see their beautiful br
line. 36. a
Termintatedl with an ugly c It on thew
eg of J S' Uroer, Franklin Grove, A
It. It developed a stuiborn ulcer ci
unyielding to deucvVr= and remedies for as
four years. Then BIiaelen's Arnica
Salve cured. It's just as good for tr
1 Burns, Scalds, Skins, Bruptious and
Piles. 25c, at all Drugfgists.
,r For Justice of The Peace. 0
). In another place will be found in a
this issue the card of Justice Oscar B
t I Cato, announcing himself as a can le
ddlate for renomination for the office hi
of Justice of the peace of the second a
ward, a position which he now holds. B
>r Judge Caro is well known to the v
0 people of the second ward and needs
no special introduction by us. He .'
m has been psinataking and careful in o
the past in the discharge of the duties
of his otfice and that will commend
him to the favorable consideration of
re his constituents. u
o Do you want a swell looking vest o
go to Ellis Braud s Sons they can
re suit you.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA & TEX- a
°e AS R. R.
Holiday Excursion Rates to Points
In Louisiana and Texas.
New Odeans, La., Nov. 21, 1903. t
To all Ticket Agts.
i For Holiday Excursions to All c
bL points in Louisiana and Texas sell
of round trip tickets at following rates:
Where one way rate is less than
Ad $3,00, sell at one and one third fare,
not to exceed rate of $3.30. Where
o, rate is $3.00 or maore, sell at raie of
one fare plus ten per ceat.
or Dates of sale. De *ember 23rd,
$4th, 35t4, 20th and 31st, 1903, and
rnJanuary 1st, 11104.
or Lianit: Transit limit one day in
or each direction. Final limit January
4th, 1904.
W. H. Masters, F. S. Decker.
am Traffic M.gr. A. G. P. A.
of .
1- Cooking and Heating Stoves at H.
Riviere & Co. 13
W ANTED-FAITHUL PE1RlON
to call on retail trade and agents for
manufacturing house having well
established business; local territory;
he straight salary $20 paid weekly and
as expense money advanced; previous
experience unnecessary; position per
nd manent; bus'iness successful. Enclose
id. salf-adalre'sed envelope. Superinten
ne. dent Travelers, 695 Monon Bldg.,
no Chicago. 10 12t.
For Sale, Cheap.
ad One Walnut Desk. For particu
asre apply at the Sentinel Oflice. 26.
SCASTOR IA
ing Th Wh TN Hane AMwas Bught
OD Dersote-erhote
A pretty wedding was estebrated
ttylast Monday at St. Philomnena satbo.
aehe oburch, at labadiovillle, when Mr.
B ylvester Qree and blias Godine
Bertholotte were united in the holy
ad bondsl of watrimony. The contract
nu ing partiee are both residents of
ugThibodan. The groom as book.
-keeper for the Planters Hardware
and Mercantile Co., and a young taan
of aterling qualities. The bride an
amiable young lady was formerly of
IM bLabadieville, but has been living in
east Thibodaux with her sister, Mrs. Theo.
ha~ Dpre. for some time. Immediately
and after the ceremony the couple return
nure ed to this town where they have
own taken their abode on St. Philip street
sarrlt in the house recently built by Mr.
nr John Webra.
aWsThe Senalael's tacit wishes for a
542t- iou1 life of bliss accompany the
and happy couple otn their tourney
ae- tbrough life.
t he ~
heat Fo~r sale,
g itS One deslrah'!e Cottage. For further
psuhprticail.ars aplt'y Iao
they JItaiRET G~oouit
asy ~ T babodaux, 1a3.
For sitk headacishe try Chamber
'o, Baits's Stowach and Liver Tablets;
they will waral off the attack if takaet
iu tipe. For eate bj Ruth DruH
t. Story
Bailey-Sabat ier. No
es(
On lait Toeselay afternoon at four imp
r' uct4'ek Mr. W. A. Bailey, of Abbe- 05
"viI.., and )hiss Louise Sabatler, of
ihb ' city, were united in the holy n
triads of matrimony, at St. Joseph's gi
l Church in the presence of a large Mc
number of friends and Well wishers.
The goteni, accompanied by his del
best mi"n, his bitgher, Mr. James
Bl.il. y, of O,;elouesa, awaited the cot
arrival of the bride, who was esoorted WO
to the :it' r by her venerable father, Pe
Dr. ug. SQibstier, and as she arrived to
the aroom and his best mitan emerged
from the sucriety and met her and
her v-ec. rt.
Dr. Sahatier presented the charm
tmg rtl'e to the expectant groom.
I and the interesting ceremony which
united for life two loving hearts was on
performed by the Rev. Father Du- J.
bourg, the beloved pastor of St. qu
t Joseph'a Church, who took occasion th
r to deliver a short but impressive talk at
- on the nature, importauce and sacred wI
" ness of the uariied state. pr
After the cetremony the wedding
is party repaired to the home of the or
it bride's parents on Levee Street, where gi
a cordial reoeption awaited them, and WI
the health, prosperity and happiness ta
m bumpers of sparkling cbaespagie Si
P' After partaking of the many delica is
r cies prepared for the occasion, Mr. to
r and Mrs. B.diiey drove over to S.hrie- he
a fer where they boarded the evening
3r train for Abbeville, their future bome.
The bride is the beautiful and ac 1a
comp!ished daughter of Dr. Sabstier, p
a worthy and highly respected citizen e
of our town.
Mr. Bailey is a native of Opelousas,
in a son of the late Judge Adolphe
ar Bailer, who in his prime was the
n leader of the Opelousas tar. He is
ce himself a member of the bar, a mem
id her of the law tirm of Broussard &
Is. Bailey, leading lawyers of the Abbe
he ville bar.
Is The Sentinel extends its wishes to
le Mr. and Mrs. Bailey for a long life
in of health, happiness and prosperity.
es ,W* __
ad Not A Sick Day SBlce.
«I was taken severely sick with kid
nay trouble. I tried all sorts of meeli
,at oijes, none of which relieved we. One
a day I saw an ad. of your Electric sit
ters and determined to try that. After
taking a few doses I felt relieved, and
X. soon thereafter was entirely cured, and
have not seen a sick day since. Neigh
bors of wine bare been cared of
'to Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver and
Kidney troubles and General Debili
ty." This is what B. F. Bass, of Fie
mont, N. C, writes. Only 150c, at all
ill druggist.
es: Euchre Party.
re' One of the social events of the
o week was the euchre party given at
of the bome of Mr. and Mrs. 0z6m6
Naquiu. oA Thanksgiving eva by the
r Young Matros`a Rucbre club et
nil which the huasbands of the members
in of this popular club were entertained.
Euchre was the principal amusement
1r3 of the evening and the prizes were
won as follows:
Gentlemen's first prize, drawn for
A. by Messrs. 0. Naquin and H. R
H. Dupre, won by the former; Second
prize drawn for by Messrs. Ed. Toups,
Theo. Dupre, Chas. Gomzux and Chas.
jN Coulon, won by Mr. R. Toups; the
f ".oobv" fell to the lot of Mr. Ed.
welNaquin. Ladies' firat prize won by
Mlrs. L. C. Tahor; second, drawn for
ry by Maldams-s A. J. Brand, Ed. Touis,
iri CIl. Goausx and Theo. IDupre, won
s hb' Mrs. A. J. Hiand; "booby" Mirs.
or- P. F. L~egendre.
oe Aftes the gamnes had been played
.n- the pirtic'ipsnts were ushered into
'the dinning room where a savory
supper awaited them. The following
is the menu which had been prepared
for the occasion:
Gumbo. Chicken.
ceu- Sandwiches. Salads. Celery. Cakes.
26. Mut.. Fruits. and Wine.
Caf4 Noir.
SThe following persons had the plea
sure of participating in the evening's
entertainment:
S Mr. and Mrs. L. Tabor, Mr. and
Mirs. P. F. Legeudre, Mir. and Mrs.
- H. R. Dupre, Mr. and Mrs. Tbeo.
SDupre. Mr. and M-rs. A. J. Dupuy,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brand, Mr. and
bMrs. J. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Toups, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Aneoin,
Mr. mmd Mrs. C. L. Goose:, Mr. and
4e Mr.. C. J. Co..l., Mrs. Lab., Mr.
.ho and 'Mrs. 0. Naqula and Udil.
Mr. Naqutim.
boly Senator Foster's Return.
ract- -
of We reproduce from last Thursday's
ar Picayue: States Senator Murphy J.
mano Foster arrived in the city yesterday
Lyof from WVashington. He was met by a
ig i numbear of friends yesterday and talk
'hen. ed over the session and the campaign
itely in this State. He said that his health,
mmr. which was quite poor when he started
have for Washington, had greatly improv.
treet ed, and he wan feeling very well at
Mr. present. He believed that the Cuban
Reclprocity sill would come to a
SouaAal vote on Dec. 16, as agreed to,
the and said that there was no doubt
irncy about its passage through that body.
The treaty will go into effect, in ten
days after its passage, and Cuban
sugar can then begin to come in
under the reduced duty.
rther Regarding the Panama treaty.
Senator Foster was not inclined to
~a, sty very much at present. He sail
,, 1a. that it was known that the treaty had
been signed and sent to Panama, but
iher-. that so far there was so government
bteis; oaganised there quahufie*I to ratify this
:skien tr-sty, ands he waes doubtful about
Drug the plans reoortaed of havitig it risti
Qud li msas wt-etinga of the people
SNo one we what is in the treaty
except by oeral report, so that it is
r imposes to dijcuss it. lu such
Scases. oces are generally obtain
ed that a ty will be ratified, and
no doebt eb assurances have been
given in t csew.
e Sena Poster said that after the
e Monroe spgch ova Saturday he would
s deliver Uters, but the dates and
S places gseot yet been arranged. He
e coldat py for certain whether he
would speak in this city during the
period before his return to Washing
d too, but it is very likely that he will
d do so.
It's a Boy.
h That was the proud answer which
is our genial town Marshal, Mr. Robert
- J. Naquis, gave his friends who in
t. quared into the cause of his joy, as
n thqy saw him the other day going
k about, suepping high, with his face
I wreathed in smiles bespeaking su
preme satisfaction.
ag Yes, it's a boy, and a line bouncien
ae one, wip came last %wedoesday, to
re gladden the hearts of loving parents
id with glkdaeas and happl.
a oy, the first born, and
*a o frieai Bob-well, hi
sa 1s it the' iýeat, proudest man is
Ir. to~n, 'and we congratulate him mosi
e" heartill lpon his good fortune.
Dg - * - -"
le. Feather Pillows irst quality ansi
It low prism
'r unt.. ElAmamma A. W wnh.ntila C'n
The Bank of Thibodaux,
Have You a Savings Account in Bank?
If not, call at the above-named Bank, and get
one of those Handsome Home Savings Banks,
which is an Ornament to any Home.
'e
NQ
SOne Dollar Will Sta~t The Account.
The Accounts of Ladies and Children are es
l, pecially invited. You have the box,
e. The Bank has the Key.
2 ALL 5AND KGET NONE. A
The r
STULlANE l tTA
Is plAeing new customers every day, its popularity is such that we are
sd compelled to carry a larger and more complete assortment of shapes to meet
A. the deaed for this stylish and strictly "ip todate shoe.
to. Have just recsived a new shipment of new styles, (having completely
S Cold @Ot oQr first shOpment).
2 . If you want a good $3.50
'2 dress shoe YOU can be suited
the
y'F
"a .
Isthfi ew cutmrseveydy t po pularity isuhthawe ares
~: $2.50 Hats ever sold.
to te da ersotee them to do as much service as any 3e00 Hat mad4
Ubt If yeouseed a Hat ,ou will do well to see our assostmn)t before yo
dy. buy. Other grades st 75c., 90c., *1.00, *1.10, *1.25, $1 35, $1 50, *1.64
Ifn yo. u want a god$35
P HE RACET TOE.
cuth wacket Buildiu11 Jackson St.
the IOne Block from Main Si
Qb'gCas. A. Bade~aix, Prop
Opera House
II . L. (11si;M, Mgr.
n Wednesday DEC. 2.
Lincoln J. Carter's Stupendous
i8 Production,
14~
ie Her Ony Sin
; Depicting Life of Tc*day.
ill Miss Julti Gray, supported by Johi
T. Nicholson and an incomparable cast
Magnificent Scenery Throug'hout.
See the Real Rain Scene.
in
LCe
'.' Remember that thi
OR head-quarters for
to
** HOLIDAY GQ0PS
od I At
h Chas. B. Lasseine's
ost
Cor. Market and St. Philip St.
Lad ToUS of Everu VarietU.
a n- ime ear!v and avoid the rush.
You Are Sufferi
L"I with your feet for want of
good comfortable shoe!
TIThe Duke Last
Bostonian $3.50 Shlo
has no equal for comfort ae
wear. Try a pair.
That and many other style
always on band, at
ELLIS BRAUD'S SON
Is, -
IAn Invitation.
We invite our patrons and friends to call and e
amine our new line of
Fall ad Winter Good
- Consisting of -
3 $ Black Goods, Dress Far
enels, Cashmeres, Tricoti
I Broadcloths, ° ilks of a
M kinds, Dress Trimmingi
Flannellettes, Repellant
Ginghams, White Piques, Grey and Blue Flanaz
Also Novelties, of all kinds, Carpet Strips, fw
in all prices, Chemille and Tapestry TableCg
Portieres, Cotton and Wool Blankets, Turkey I
and White Damask, Ladies and Misses Jacks
FUR COLLARETTES!
nt. A big line of Ladies Skirts and many other this
too numerous to mention.
25REMEMBEI
IThere has been a rise of about 25 oto on all Cot
oos, and having bought our stock before the rise
*are able to sell them at the old prices.
I H Riviere & 0
J. L. LOBDELL, Pre. 1'. B.
JOSEPH CL AUDET V-President Secy-T
eey e hobde¶F[ & ercy
so Wholesale Dealsi
Qd ommission Merchants
Near S. PE UtatroadDep(*, Thiboisux, La.
* Orders For Car-load Lots Bolicited.
Sugar Planters orders giVen special attention ft
B! Grain an d Ha
Local 'Phone 152.-Cumberland 87.
s, ALBERT L. FOLSE,
st
.. -Ihaler In Wholeeale --
an d FLOUR
Cauaberiend Phone 'AS ALLEN IROS
rop. THIIBODAUX, LA.