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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-23

The Beginning: Gigantic results
often spring from a small beginning.
Years ago, a man sailing between New
York and Norwich said to the cap
tain of the ship: 81 wish l had some7
thing to do Whereupon the captain
said: "Do you zee those bundles and
packages i'll the berth of my state
room? Their number is increasing
every trip; they are in my way, and
the care and attention l have to give
to them consumes more time than |
can afford. Suppose you collect and
take charge of these private packages
for !; fair compensation. l think you
can easily build up paying business
The mar whose name was Adams, took
tn" hint, and from such a beginning
originated the Adams Express Com
pany.
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The st. Mary Rericw pressman has
got himself into an awkward predica-
ment by fooling with a trisky turkey
hen. Says the Rericr:
The police are after our pressman,
Frank Prophet. We believe while he
was near the cemetery a turkey hen
flew into a sack he was carrying. Of
course he was frightened, and run like
the dickens. and the impression is that
Frank tried to steal the turkey. All
we'll regulated fowls in this section
keep quiet when Frank takes a prone
made. We hope the police will bag
him. Press work is no fun.
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Discouraging the Truth.

He had a stub of a pencil in one
hand and a sheet of paper in the other,
and he walked up to a citizen who was
about to go aboard a ferryboat, and
said:
Il have Il document here for you to
sign 4
But | never sign any petitions
was the speedy reply.
This is no petition. This is an
agreement to the effect that none
whose names are signed below will
either swear while fishing or lie about
the size or number Of the fish after
ward. Please write your name on the
blue line there
"But never go fishing"
"But you can't tell when you may.
Besides, | want the influence of your
name"
81 guess l won't sign"
"Let me hope that you will. Are
you not willing to eschew profanity
for an hour or two once or twice a
year ,"
II never sWea anyhow"
But perhaps you lie. If SO, ! only
ask you to tell the truth i'll just this
one instance"
"Im in a hurry to catch this boat
Never mind the boat. Isn't your
soul of more consequence that afcrry-
boat ? Please sign right there"
/. Il won't do it,
"You won't. eh? You refuse to bind
yourself not TO rip and cuss and jaw
and howl because you don't get 4 bite.
You refuse to enter into an agreement
not to come home and lie like a troop
er, and lose your soul for the sake of
making somebody believe you caught
Il bass weighing six pounds. That's
the kind OF a Detroiter you are, is it p
"I've a good mind to spoil your
nose SroWled the passenger.
.:0f course you have. Just because
| want to bind YOU not to lie and swear
you want my hearts blood. If l had
asked You to agree not to cheat and
steal and burn buildings you'd have
wanted to cut my throat. Go on, sir
Take your old ferry-boat, and go to
Windsor with it y.
"I1l see you again"
"That's it-more threats. But you
have tackled the wrong man, sir! I'll
have an eye on you for the next ten
years, and the first time | know of your
going out to fish I'll follow YOU. Yes,
sir; FIJI be OH your track, and if you
utter M profane word or tell one sin
gle lie I'll put You behind the cross
bars of the cooler. Go hence, marked
MAJ !'-De,roit Free Press.
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He Wasted No Time: A tramp
called at a house, and when the SER
want opened the door requested some
thing to eat. The woman replied by
whistling for the dog.
"YOu misunderstood me. num-" has
tily replied the mendicant.
allow SO 2"
~ asked that YOU should feed me.
not the deg" was the reply, as the
tramp quickly dashed through the
gate.-Youth's Companion.
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An Industrious woman Lady-I
wish you wonld give me something to
relieve my.misery.
Doctor-What is the matterY
"For three nights l have not slept a
wink
II can perceive no physical occasion
for your wakefulness. Perhaps you
have allowed yourself to worry"
Worry? Hump! I've been kept SO
busy dancing.'-7exas S;ftinys.
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THE IBROGlTTON or THE
PENITENTIlRI LEASE.

The question OF the proper care and
disposal of the convicts always has
been a perplexing one to States. Di-
vers systems have been tried, all more
Or less suitable to their times, but
zone of them perfect. Indeed, no
satisfactory solution of the problem
has been yet arrived at, and though
various theories have been advanced
the goal seems as far off now as ever.
In this State the question has been
an exciting one for a long time past.
Years ago the State, being unable to
care for its conyicts owing to the dis
ordered condition of its finances.
farmed out by contract the %penitentiary
and the labor of its cOnvicts. That
contract still exists, and under it the
State has nothing to pay towards the
maintenance and care of the convicts.
The abrogation of that contract has
long been agitated and has, no doubt,
its earnest and sincere advocates.
But, unfortunately, there would seem
to be more demagogism at the bottom
of this question than most people
: imagine. 1t was sprung up by fourth
rate demagogues during the late heated
preliminary campaign for the sake of
cheap talk about the outrage of allow
ing convict labor to come into compe-
tition with free labor. What was no
doubt originally intended as harmless
campaign thunder has found its way
into our Legislative halls, where it has
been formulated into bills for the
earnest consideration of our law
makers.
And it is to be hoped that the pro-
posed legislation will receive that
earnest and serious attention which it's
gravity and far-reaching consequences
demand. There is no room here for
the display of demagogism, none for
the illumination of buncOmbe-that
convenient esOurce Of the small poll
tician. Here is a plain question of
political economy, and it should be
met with craftsmanship.
It should be borne in mind that in
dealing with such problems the theo-
retical should always give way to the
practical. Governments cannot afford
to be theoretical, for the end thereof is
the actual good of the greatest number.
Our present penitentiary system is
a practical one it is self-sustaining,
and the labor in which the cOnvicts
are engaged comes the least in COM
petition with American free labor.
The convicts build our levees and in
no way compete with skilled labor.
Their keeping costs the State nothing.
Now, if a better system, which will be
sef-snstaining and which will come
still less, or at least no more, in COM
petition with free labor, can be devised
and successfully put in operation
without any undue cost to the State,
it should at once be adopted
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The coiored school teachers of West
fellclana lave recently held injecting
n passed resolutions requesting Gov.
Nichols to reappo.nt the same school
board for that parish, which they
praised very highly.
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Job Work done nratly, ~scientibc
ally, speedily and ch~aply, by the
SENTINEL job printing Office, Mala
St. se,wcen ST. Philipa.d st. L0nls
afrs<B.
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NEW A~DVERTISEMEN Ty

WANTED LIVE AGENTs-W
w Geo. A. Sanborn, Secretary Busa,0'
tual. Life, Accident and Sick Benss, /,
citation, Buffalo, n. Y.
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FOR SALE.

TOWN LOT, SITUATED ON JACKSON
street, opposite the Episcopal Church.
For terms and conditions apply to
w. II. Raglan,
Octo-S If 1hiboiaux. La.
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81. VINCENrS INSTITUTE, : MILES
~ above the town of Th,bodaux. A desi'
able LEGALITY for l. store. Apply to ST
Gri>an,ore Or to
JOHN DOLESE.
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EOR SALE OR RENT-TIlE COMM0-
Il dious and desirab'" tws-~iory brick
building. formerly known as the Washing.
ton ~llui~l." situated corner Market, lLe'ee
and ST. PHILIP streets. Apply to
GUSTAVE BpCDkEACX,
or. Market and Narobge SIS. Z
Thibsdaax, La. March ~, 1893.
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In WHOLE OR IN PART, LIVE OAK
Il PLANTATION, two miles above Thibo-
daux. The old tract contains nearly S00 ar
penis; about $50 cleared will DC sold for
S17 500 terms favorable Address
:. JAMlSON,
S. Oarondelet g., n. U.
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Shormnn,s Tn mpnIgn Hook.

Honest John Sherman Is a Fly old
o immediately after the Withdraw.
al Of Blaine he told mn Associated Press
reporter TINT he was wholly indifferent
regarding the Presidential nomination,
and wns not at all anxious to receive II.
| AZ tho time that hc made that assertion
no was having prepared for publication
n campaign book Of eighty pages. ad-
vance copies Of which have since been
issued. This b0ok IL q history Of Sher.
mans political career. that Is. OF all in
TINT career that he cnrcs to have pub.
lishcd, or TINT Is calculated to strength
on his candidacy. II is snii that he di-
yidcs the voters OF the country INFO
twelve classes. and argues that no Ia
the strongrs, candidate yet named for
tho Presidency in cadh md all Of the
classes.
Possibly lIoncst John thinks ho Ia
very popular with the silver miners mud
those who are opposcd to Chinese i'm.
migration. because no has opposed
every measure that they favored for
tue last twenty ycars.-tSilvcr State.
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Owing 10 the latoucss OF the trims
last evening. both OF which stopped for
supper. the Tall wns not opened until
10 O'Clock. tut those who participated
in the festivities Of tho occasion made
ND for lost time by Ohcying the man
date, ION with tho dance; let joy 10
%unconnned. No sleep till morn where
youth and beauty meet 10 chase tho
glowing hours with flying feet"
At midnight the assembly repaired 10
the Gem Hotel where n sumptuous re-
past wHs laid, aud after rcfrcshmeut
md Il short rest dancing was resumed
md kept mp until nbout 4 o'clock this
morning. Tho OCCASION wns one Of
gten, pleasure to nil who participated,
mud furnished additional evidence OF
the popularity Of tho entertainments
furnished by tho Fire Department Of
ElkO.
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Where IIoncAtY WON.

An honest politician hNs been dis
covered in Alabama. Just after having
announced hims,lf as Il candidate for
Congress-, mud while standing OIL the
Court House steps making q speech,
sonc one in the crowd yelled: s.g %.
"Sny, whnt do you think of the tariG2
Give us yodr views" .....I... -.
"AIy friend" sHid the orator, IL do
not know II blame thing about tho tar
iG."
lie wns elected by n large majority.
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An Ascending Composltor.

William LA,imcr, late n composition on
tho Record, left Phoebe recently without
settling his bills. The editor says: eff
We arc. kuowingly, ever ngain gully Of
trying TO make n man out OF mn unprin.
cirlcd scrub. aud place him in n posi-
ton where lao can make money and
gradually wipe out the bad reputation
that no possesses, may his Satani,
Majesty, in Ill his glory, arise from the
inferno, and with his good right hoof
kick ia from ocean TO ~Occai.''
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A Chicago dispatch Of the Goth In.
slant sayR:
A cyclone Rtruck Noun, Vernon, H.,
yesterday. The town was virtually dcs-
troycd mud n number Of lives Loaf md
many persons injured. Mount Vernon
II situated in the southern part OF the
State about GO miles East OF ST. Louis.
Tho people orc out doors who lived in
the path Of thci stOrm. The dead and
dying AFRO scattered throughout the city.
All tho doors Of thc r%cmniniDg houses
have been thrown open { o tho u%nfortu.
mates. Three fourths OF tho bushes 4
portion Of the city IN ruined.
A litter dispatch gives the names Of
seventeen killed and twenty fatally in
jurcd. This ia the most serious disaster
OF the kind that has occurred In that
StatO for several sears.
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DEPOT HorEL-Clark & Green Proprie-
tors,

oAS
W II MexG.ld, Lincman; Gabriel
Oohn. Geo Is Crnudnll, Q ] Boskowitz,
5 +; Jno A Mcintosh, L A Hunt, Z II
liighteld. Carlin; W VI Noge, New
York; Ii A Young, Pleasant; Theo
Dayton, n L Peterson, South Fork; W
j Black & wife, NJ Hall & wife, S Nc
Mullen, w A Lane, JAS Cannon, Deeth;
A & dulber', Omaha; James l. Couger.
Wells; II Il Bigelow, Reno.
ID NoUteli. South Fork; j S GRECO
ry, G Wnggoner, d Banks. NJ Madoree,
RE Fairhank, S F; Mrs Rider, II
Frecland. Virginia City; S Dakin, G ID
Gilmore, LamoilIe; Il Thompson, Aus
tin; q johnson, CarIin; p Roach, Salt
Lake; rhos Kane. w Warner, Deeth.
John Sullivan, l. Wcnt, North Fork :
L S Merchant, ] S Gregory, Geo u
Crhndnli, L l. Richards, S +; WIN
Mitchell & wife, Miss Emma Porch.
Huntington; ] Il Mason, Tuscarora; Ed
Johnson, Carlin; NJ Polk, G Z Mayer,
Fort iialleck; L p Hnrdesty, Wells;
Geo W Lindsay, Sherwood; S A Van
Prang, f Il Thompson, Ii j Babcock,
San Francisco; Benz Crevling & wife,
Michigan.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GrN HorE, I, Bartlett i oassicLsr,
PropIietcrs

GrA HorEl : Bartlett i OstrsicLer.
Proprietcrs
Joe Dahms. + whittock, Huntington;
Jas Mclaughlin, Austin; Hugh Free
land, II II Frederick, Virgins City;
Gabriel Cohn, Ii L Judell, 8 f; wm
McComb, John McComb. Star Valley;
Tom DEoPhy. ~ NJ Ranch; W S Clay
ton. Mound; Joe August. John Marsh,
Hugh Ross. Tnscnrora; Vim Warner,
Wells; Jas lIoll md. North Fork; Mira
10 Philips. Henry Philips. Bullion; d
Wedd!e. FoA Spring; II A Parker,
Union City; p J Gallagher, Salt Lake;
G II Roland, Warm Greek; Miss Mary
Griffith. n Berl. Ogden; J Blackburn,
Ch"s Greenberg. Haileck.
Geo Bailey, Eureka; @ II Reddish,
New York; q II Davis, Z Johns, Mira II
@ Hardesty Il family, S Hanson, 2 n
Mcdonald L G Williams, Tuscnrora: Ii
Lo@den. S T; NJ Malone, D c McDon-
aid. Wm GLEASON, Wells; z T Hardcsty,
sonth Fork; II Is Duuton, Carlin; Ed
kavunauSh, Battle Mountain; W II Car
nell. Alabama; John Owens. Taylor; N
Bcrl, Ogden; Miss Matte Lewis, Hal
ley.
W II Dukin, Otto Hugo. Edward La.
briSkn, Andrew McDrrmott, WTNeely, y
ii l. Thomussou, Geo W Stuuts, JulSou
Dakin, Lamoiile; q 4 Mayer, Miss Fam
ME Mayer, Fort HaLcck;'A ] Francis,
South Fork; w Wi1on, Carlin; John
Whiting, Jos hurry, Salt Luke; L q
Hart. Frank Crosson, Geo Ruder, Tus-
carorn; W Il Cotant, Ed Kelly, Halleck;
Martin Rohelti, S F; james Cannon,
Deeth; l. West, Mound; II Stoker,
BulIion; Peter Ginoii. Adobe; S EDun-
cannon, Coriez; E Eldridge, w Brown,
+ Tout. Ogden; J T McDermott, La
noble; Frank Boskowitz, S f; Ben
Savage, Reno.
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hnschiuE "a DO fried.

A Los Angeles dispatch Of tho 17Ih
says: The jntors appointed Ns q com.
mission TO examine and decide nH TO
AnschlNg's sanity, took testimony to.
day, and decided without leaving their
scnts that no wns n sane person and re.
sponsiblc for the murder Of the fitch.
cocks. Ills triul wilt be resumed 10.
morrow.
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Look I7crcI

The rumor that l had made nm as
signment of my property having gained
currency, l desire thus publicly to de-
nounce the originator of the Islander us
u teiiLfui and malicious LIAR. II he de-
sIres 20 coutrovert the above statement
l shall be pleased to meet him and mr.
que tic poiut. My residence Is we'll
known and I can readily be found.
j. L. HARDEsTY,
Wells, Nevada.
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Che S:nl VI

A reporter OF tie l~NpEPhSDESr took
the train last evening aud after a rat
Ting run Of 80 minutes arrived ut Car
liu III tune for the opening exercises Of
the X. S. b. bail, wh-ie lie found every
thing tn readiness for the festivities.
The ball was opened with the grand
march in which some thirty-cight coup
les participated, conspicuous xn,onS
whom were me,ubert Of the X S. d. in
costume. The festivities were kept up
until about 4 O'Clock this tuornins wheu
ali retired with the Consciousness that
the knights have sustained their repu-
tation of furnishing first class entertain
meuts.
Following isa list OF the principal
costumes which appeared on tn, Il Dor.
Some, however, may have been omit
ted:
J A Palmer. King Solomon.
9 L Bernard, Knight Of Sage Brush.
IA Mny, Knight Of Snse Brush.
A TrcwicS, Knight Of Sage Brush.
Nm Milsnp, Knight Of Sage Brush.
Joe u~ungeuUers. Knight OF Sage
Brush. w
J A Hirdman, Knight Of Sage Brush.
Vim EyEon, Knight Of Suge Brush. a
+ Cns,ele, knight Of Sage Brush.
Lille Moore, Queen of Shcbl.
Harry IIeatUn. Fat Girl. Z;
Katie Dwyer, Domi no. .1.'
Harry Moore. Chinarnan. "a
Hattie Arnheim, Gypsie. s.
Lottie Parker, Innocence.
E!ecta Perry, Sailor Girl.
Hiss W B Perry, Snow Drop. .
Eva Arnheim. Snow Ball.
Ella Rngon, Domino.
- Rice, Anything.
Addie Williams. Tamborine Girl.
81 Rrgon. Anything.
A d Wiley. Conundrum.
Mr Jones, Anything.
Mrs Jones, Anything.
Mamie lleaton, School Girl.
Annie Jones. Poppy.
Herbert Jewell, Prince Albert.
Minnie Gray, Market Woman.
Ii Jelfs. Nothing.
Geo A KnolGanch, Clown.
w Craig, Hard Case.
o Bernard. C!innmun.
Is z Harry, Fool-lIardy. ID 49,.
N Perkins, Coon.
Miss Burkett, Pheasant.
W II Maxiieid, Domino.
Phil Triplctt, Mother Hubbard.
Chas Gardner, Mother Hubbard.
+ Davis, Cards.
Johnnie Mcintosh, Butcher.
" Witie, Dude.
- Grab, Crank.
W II Mcclure, Shepherd.
j Chatterson, Negro Wench.
u Mc1ine, Highland Chief.
John Perry. Nothing-ur-all.
+ Williams, Shepherd.
Miss J A Beldeu, Shepherdess.
Ella Parker, Shepherdess.
Jas Sheridan, Irish Washerwoman.
Mrs j \ Palmer, Press.
Fannie Kennedy, Goddess OF Liberty.
May Kennedy, Flower Girl.
Mrs \ Beck, Fashion.
IL @ Hiukley, Givc.it up.
Lizetta Bein, Little Bo-Peep.
Mrs A Buck, Fisherman's Daughter.
Miss ] Hardy, Morning Star.
Mrs Jacobs, Spanish Sonora.
Mrs G L Bernard, Gypsie Caginnet
Player.
Oscar Stevens, Uncle Sam.
Emma Clay, Winter.
Il Jnckmnu, Darkey Dude.
Louise Loschenkohl, Evening Dress,
Mrs w G Case, Showers of Gold.
Earnest Evans, Spanish Cavalier.
j March, Cadet.
Mrs NJ J King, Winter.
Josie Parker, Bon-Bon.
J lIarrigOn, Tough,
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HUMBOLDT Housc--Josepb Lang Pro-.
prietor.

prietor.
Ed Atkinson, Tuscnrora; George
Lindsay, Union City; John Gobcl, Cali
-~ornia; jake Roach, Star Valley; J.
BuuInan, MOletn.
John + Labrich, California; II Rich
ter, L Lampertson. Ogden; J Danrr-
mechel, Switzerland; J Johnes s L; L
Dhkin, Lamoi,le.
yelling. North Fork; VT o.
Neil, Il @ O'Neil, Wells; Otto Hugo &:
wife, Mrs : Kendrick, jam cs LuLris-
ka, LamoiIle.
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lie WAS L.utc.

During the recent session OF Court n
juror, who is III the employ of one of
the Tuscarora Mining Companies. was
one morning engaged in earnest con-
vcrsH;ion with some friends in front of
the Depot Hotel when the whistle Of
nh approaching train greeted his ears
and for n moment misinking it for the
whistle of the hoistiug works and i'm.
pressed with the idea TINT he was late,
he frnntically cried "Whcre IS my din
ner phil" ut the same time starting 10
run i'll the direction OF the approaching
train. lie was, however, restrained by
his friends who, in u few brief and
pointed arguments, soon brought him
to IL realization Of the fact that he was q
juror Mt the county seat for the inc be-
ing Instead OF II miner Mt Tuscnrora. " De
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$500 REWARD.

The hbovo tcwsrd Will he paid for ,hf trest
and cot'ic'ion Of my party or parties found
guilty Of stealing, killing OF ruuuinv OF
altering brands or mark, Of any live stock
belonging to any member Of the Scyhda 1.-Two
Slobk Association. .
GEORGE RUSSELL. President.
HIS. NIXON, Secretary
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Agent for Elko County
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Advertised Letters.

Following il q list Of letters re.
manning in the Postoillcc Mt Elko. So
urdny, February Is, 1888:
Grove Cllas l.. Kelly ohm l.,
Luce DIR 9 Il, nycis Vim,
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Persons calling for any OF the above
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Bcd HYck SaIoon.
UNDER MASONIC HALL.
ii. Nc ADAMS. Proprietor.
This popular resor. Inns recently been
placed in Grst class repair and
TIE BAR
stocked with the finest Wines, Liquors
mud Cigars.
II you wSut something Mild or Pov.
crful give the bed Rock a call.
81,