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The school of experience il often .
costly one, but it ID gsnerally -
thOroHghons Lessons learned from
experience are generally more lasting
ly and effectually impressed upOn the
mind than thosa which, are merely
theoretical. and = young mans ednca-
ton IL never complete, or at least
never actually on tho ROAD to complc-
ton, until he has studied in the varied
and ver expanding school OF praeti-
cal experience. Theoretical ednca-
ton. however thorough, however we'll
Taught, can never Mt u man to- begin 4
practical business life with ANY assur-
ance of success, anywhere hut at the
tonndAtiOu. Theory is undoubtedly
the foundation of nll practical knowl-
edge, hat, withsnt the actual practice
and experience, is of little value.
This is II fact which too many young
men at the present time ignore, ard
which sooner or later proves their
ruin. They are wont to think that.
because they have passed a successful
course at school or college, and have
mastered the theoretical problems,
they are Cited to enter upon the prac-
teal application of theory without
further study. and make IL success Of
their undertakings.
A mans education is never COM
plete, and those who have the sense to
see and acknowledge this are the ones
who will be most sure of becoming
successful. The longer a man lives,
tho more, thoroughly lie becomes i'm
pressed with the fact of his limited
knowledge, and he is nevcr o cas-
lily and thoroughly impressed with
this thar when he begins a practical
business life. lie starts i'm with the
idea that he knows it all. Theory has
taught him cause and effect, and he
has only to follow out his calculations
to attain the dcsired end.
The fallacy OF this kind of resson-
ing is too evident to need further
and examples of it's results
are not wanting to warn d one
against pursuing sucl, q course. And
still how futile seem tho efforts of
those who are able to advise to inn
press these facts upon the minds of
those younger in years, and who have
never learned from the school of ex-
.perience.
The theoretical school is the one in
the young mind should first be
Taught, because it is then that it ia
more susceptible to such teachings.
and less able to profit by experience
requiring stronger physical develop
ments; but this mental training should
be supplemented by one combining
both the theoretical and the practical.
and it is in this that experience proves
itself a most thorough and able educa-
and no young mans education at
the present time should be considered
complete until he lras been thus
taught. Then, no matter what con-
dlt'ons surround him, whether he be
the of wealth or heir to a humber
he is, at least, fitted to
his position in life with a knowl-
edge of what life is, and be able ia
provide for himself and those who
may he dependent upon him for life's
necessities.-Boston Budget.
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She Lost Her Purse.

The woman who loses her purse IN
the car succeeds at times. in liftinc
the cares of life from the rest of the
passengers. Z :
Look here, Nj. Conductor" said a
wild-eyed woman in u Fourth ayenue
ear, 'Tm, sure l lost my pocketbook
in this car. about an hour ago. You
see | opened my sidebag right here ON
my belt, and took out my 14Jli,rse and
paid you five cents, you know. Then
when wen to put my purse back
IN. the bagit must have slipped down
% The. side and fell, to the floor.
There was a tough-lookin' man sittin,
alongside Of me, and he NAV have
robbed me. Confound these CITY bun
cq steera!,I thought L~aa,snto 'em.
We don't have 'em UP at Hackensack.
Think IN ever get it agafnS oil. Pm
the most unfortunate woman that ever
lived. You loek like u tolerable hon
.sses man and Iahope you'll send it RI
ne if ever YOU fSd: It. There was a
d !laff and thirty cents, sordk Buttons.
aif1dest RI ana : paper Of Blood's
.A.Wkere di&.you first .nniss. -FOUR
purse 7" asked the conductor.
well, can't tell exactly. I'm 40
excited, butt was oil this 4 some.
where.h ~
'-"This tripFi
mo, it was about an hour ago.
Where did you get OH the a ~
':.ln front of jacobs theatre. I'd
been to the Matinee
Then it was a Third avenue car.
This is a Fourth avenne car"
(which way Third avenue ~ she
asked rushing to the door. The con-
ductor stopped the car, showed her
the way, and the last the passengers
saw Of her she was heading for Third
avenue on u cead run.
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AoHIee

OYYIc1 OF TIE POLICE inv
IsH OF LATOUHcHR
Thibodaux La,
Bids viii be received af n
4Onday January 6 lSeU at Il m
"lndexing the newly bound
recorders department Of the &
once" All bids 70 be.sesled ?
TO H. n. COulon- Clerk of Pop
bids are subject to the dispoeS|
Jury at it, session OF Januarl
y. T. GRI0ANOfI
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NOW slle time is changed, and the
Sysse,nsn Aepaslyss. aIe anxious to
PsrPeee ssSu1iber' Of positions VIII
be LAID besote' asfutitac.Jnr at its
se1t session, which, body viii, with,
cut deabt, DO everything in its power,
TO carry out the desire Of. the ne.
titioasrs, and the hNwttls -.
It h . wise law, and unless its pro-
visSeas, or suNe-similar ones will be
pat 10 force, the oyster business viii
b Sssereysd in the Bays adjacent to
ooyoo Lofoprcho.
AIreedy has the price risen and it
Will oeatinue to do 90 unless efEectu-
q seeps aFo taken to arrest the pir-
eey thet 10 going on in the fishing
The law properly executed will
remedy the matter. and insure. not
osiy, IN abundance Of oysters, but
Also . better quality Of the biyslves
than we are new getting.
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Between the second war with Enc.
land and the Missouri compromise.
ivc new states were admitted to the
United States Of America: Indiana
1916; Mississippi, 1917 Illinois, 1878:
Alabama, 1919; Maine, 1920.
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Job Week doae neatly, sci|
cally, speedily sad cheaply, I
SxNTINA Jee printing o0ee.
street, between St. Philip ~
Louis 0treoee-
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Notice 10 Asrssy siyea sAss.1
The ssva - rhibsAsax AZ
payers are iavissA y eau a SO
IN sfdsr - . i.ssrsss a.Sj
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After .
NJ
shrovsA4Aiss1
#AL
Asas whose Vie
With "a especially nil1|
nat he gees threush ~
'ssse sf "Nssehins ~
yer" -Wasaisysss CsnS1
HALE 1ulDoDAUx Dccxur
.Thib0Ins]
~ Q regular Dossaae asWl
ehis day The fosao&lnr
odOy10d
Bo- 10 resolved. TheA
1o0boRo - Ne Thllo
No. j. express OoY sosvD0s =
erlao0 ed heOosur 49,
Ao11A and eur sioeew -
49, s:n,i,y's 'sis d ~
1eeolv0d. fhas % Ho1sv
humble ouomieeion ~ - )
we pray may ever - Aona :
blessing "a the la0llv a -,
low Ho1Do04.
resolved. TAat che asm>~
pany war the usual kodee r
thirty days. s1eo that ~
lustOne b aont to the famky
% ana that ths sasae s. r.,
ThibodauK SDNTIunI.
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FOUND.

About fifteen days ago on the public road
in front of my residence. 2 strayed horses
one is a black mare with her two legs White
below the knees. The ether horse the colt
is a bay mare with one leg white below the
of the horses have any brand or mark anv.
one claiming same with proofs of being the
owner will please call before 30 days and pay
expenses on same. LENDORE ESTE
Nine miles below Lockport, Lafourche In.
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At . meeting held by this association on
the nrst Thursday Of Octeber, 1854, il was
be held fer the bsnedt Of the school fund on
the first Saturday and Sunday Of June Of ev-
cry year. by order 81
H. PIERkE BA30lO6, Secretary.
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Notice T. Pahlic Scheel Teaheri.

T~hibodaux. La, October 7th. IL
Applications ter Positions ~ public school
teachers in she parish 81 LafsareAe for The
ensuing year are hsreby notified .ehas IN.
holidays excsptsd) q the once Of Aeeors.
O~'eu!hvea.and xAe6loch, from Monday.
October 18th. 1853, - the close Of the current
St.A p. m u.-.- "
k.B.-Ths fact shss the applicant holds .
teachers c~orttAcAte Or has A3lAA the teach
er's desk fer Z numeeH of Year, viii Aoe sx.
empt hin fren s1amination.
4. ". 1LAKB.;
- 80 Dts: -. 4. KNODLOCU,
!. us. ,,ayats r.. "a. O4UI11yAA.
!, +. 4. 1AD0A61.
! -ETHE 80 I'M. TABOR. q
BOARD Of ExaNiners.
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"Te everything thsss 10 . ssees s,1 =
ellne for every purpsse," snd tAesp nav eome
. tilDs vhen seme msnber u the fAn,ilv mi
be attacked 10 the night hy GRIMM or . svere
cold. Be ready for N smarRanov Nv keevinS
. bottle Of c. &. c., Certain Cough Cure. IN
the houae. "
Sold by Thibodaux PNrpacy,
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ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
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ron RkxI.

W. hundred acres fine rice land, never
been in rice located in Lafourche vacherie.
apply or address,
OHN r. GREENS.
Gheens- Post once
Dec, IA
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FISHING OYNTERH-.

4 few'5ears,ssSakeE fLsa the: Law
Regulating; the oyster Mfknk Hfts tne'
mouth of bayou LafOurche, wasvpass-
"a, great was the anger, and loud A9lie
s ts!s,ae Of tses qe9e; saeegedtsis.:tast
But = tas II " <1lx to aba1car-
o oaHa qna Il 'S $1s ae;s1| tls,
letter xr?''''s neadv
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SATURDAY, DEC. Is, 1889.
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TEXAS ELECTION OUTRACEs.
Report of the Committee of the United
States SOnats Submitted.

Report Of the Committee of the United
States sOnate Submitted.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb, 4.-Senator
Evarts, from the Committee on Privi-
lcges aud Elections, made a report to-day
Of the results Of the investigation into
the alleged election outrages in Wash.
ington county, Texas. The frst con.
clusion the committee reaches is that the
averments Of the petitioners as to their
situation In their homes In Texas and in
case OF their being compelled to flee from
them are in substance and effect sus.
tanned by evidence.
As to the suppressions Of the vote at
the Chapel Hill districts, the committee
thinks 1t is Chargeable to the leaders OF
tho opposition ticket, and in that in
tercst, with the motive to discourage
and suppress the Republican vote there,
and to the colored Republican voters
being unwilling to expose themselves to
the fate which was visited upon the col
ored judges OF election at Chapel Hill in
1884.
The committee recommends the re-
vision Of the existing laws regulating
elections OF members Of Congress and
an examination Of the proposed legisla-
ton pertinent TO the same subjects,
which have been proposed in Congress
with the view OF providing for more
complete protection Of the exercise OF
the elective franchise by the act Of Con-
gress, and more efficient provisions for
the punishment Of oirenses against 1t.
A resolution adopted by the committee
to enable It to carry it into effect the
recommendations Of the report accom-
panied it.
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THE RACE rRORLEM.
Governor Lee Says Negro Control VIII Not
be Tolerated.

Governor Lee Says Negro Control VIII Not
bc Tolerated.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 4.-A correspon-
dent had a long interview with Cover.
nor Lee yesterday, upon the subject Of
the race problem and the probable atti-
tude OF the new administration toward
the South.
The Governor Is Of the opinion that
the whites and blacks can never assimi.
late, and that negro control Of State gov.
ernments will not be tolerated. The
new administration, he said, should ap-
point respectable men to Federal offices,
give the South talent and purity in the
United States Courts which will admin
lister justice, and not be merely carpet
bag politicians.
General Harrison should discounten.
anCe the old policy Of irritating tho col.
ored man in order to use him for merely
party purposes. Leave the negro 10
learn something useful, permit him 10
share in the general prosperity by cult.
waiting conditions that will ensure him
profitable employment. II the negro Is
misled and nude troublesome, so much
the worse for him.
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Tug DEBATE IN DETAIL

Llycly'a Substitute, IA Amended, PCFmit'
ting the IlsturnA Ia 'lS Opened, Hut Not
Declared, Interesting nnl Excll'
Ing Debate.
Spmidl Dtpatch 10 hS Entoiismor,
CHARLESTON, W, VAy Feb. Ain Joint
assembly this morning, tho pending
question being Senator MaxwCll's rCSo.
luton 10 proceed at once to open and
publish tho returns, Mr. Young tllO.
publlcan), Of Upshur, said there was
every reason why this resolution should
DO unanimously adopted. It requires
only what the Constitution requires.
In opening these returns YOU open tile
returns lor Governor aS we'll as ior the
Others. Whit ID 10 10 done with those
returns II yon don't rerlf thGm2 Arc
they 10 10 broken open anil thet
no account taken Of ihemR Tit
Speaker may bO honest, but who knows
who may Amper with those rGtllrnB
Tho honest Democrats would not In
dorsc that procedure. II 10 simple juN
tiCO that this resolution asks. tits I'm
reasonable poi 10 do what the COnstiLu
tlon says shall bO donO. II the Demo
Gratis arc determined 10 garry out lhpl
policy indicated by them, there will bt
d reckoning two years hence,
A sUBsriuTR,
Delegate Lively offered "a a subSliluL
that the returns bO0pOned, tabulalOd an
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AN ENORMOUS SUIT.
A Case In the supreme at Charleston In.
YOIyIug Millions Of Dollars,

Si'tu"N bNlulcA 10 nc INhdiltNceT,
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Feb. 4.-The
Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe De.
post Company OF Philadelphia, filed
about 1885, its bill as trustee for the
first mortgage bond holders to foreClose
their mortgages on the Shenandoah
Valley railroad and sell the
road in the Circuit Court OF JET.
terson county, West Virginia, in
which mortgage the Fidelity Company
was trustee, o, RumliCh for himself
apd the other stockholders Of the Cen,
tral Improvement Company, which built
the first sixty miles OF the road, came
into the foreclosure suit and claimed
prior lien for $5Sl, 900, and interest, ag,
gregating over 81 100000, to be paid be,
lore t1re the bond holders represented by
the Fidelity Company, Their $751;
900 OF bonds were secured
by a mortgage made in 1872 and long
before the Fidelity mortgages, but which
mortgage to secure the 1851 900 had been
released in 1870, The Central Improve,
ment Company asked to have this release
set aside, and the S5Sl, 900 paid out Of the
first proceeds Of the sale OF the railroad,
The Fidelity mortgage secured over
$, 900 Of bonds, which is greater
sum than the road would sell for; con.
sequently II the S5Sl, 900 and interest
had been decreed priority, the Fidelity
mortgage bond.hOlders would have
ost over $l,OOO,O0O, The Circuit
,ourt Of Jefferson county decided last
all against the Central Improvement
company and refused to set aside the re-
ease, The Central Improvement com.
Iany appealed and the case is set for
fearing before tho Supreme Court on
February 5, The counsel In the Circuit
court and on the appeal are, for the Cen.
ral Improvement Co., Hon, D. B, Lucas
md Mcdonald and Moore; for the
Fidelity Company, John @. Bullitt, ESQ,
u philadelphia, Judge Robertson, OF
Virginia, aud Caldwell & Caldwell, OF |
Wheeling, Thec is important, some
what complicated and an interesting
inc. 1t is very seldom u suit arises in
'ur courts where over 100000 ia in.
iolved, C,B,ll.
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pirrsnvRan, Pa Feb, 4,-A call has
been Issued for meeting Of itho Central
Traffic Association, in Chicago, next
TbursdRN To consider tho report Of the
REORGANIZATION committee. The Ass0Cia.
lion includes rs Ia meinbBrgl tho lines
In tho territory between Bnnalo and
Pltlsburph OH the east and tue Mllsslg.
Slbni River on tho west About 10 rail.
roads arc now members and an effort Ia
10 be made 10 have the outside lines Join
the organization,
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WAR DECLARED.
Tie salvation Army Has Conflict with
the IShpcming Police.

Tho Salvation Army IIaS Conflict with
the IShpSming Police.
1snPEMiNu, Mtcu,, Eeb. 4.-The Sal
yation Army paraded yesterday after.
noon, So much noise was made that II
policeman ordered them to move on.
One OF the soldiers dcfCd tho officer and
was arrested, but quickly rescued, Tho
Chief OF Police and other officers ap.
peared on tho scene and made several
arrests. A mob followed the police 10
the city Jail and rescued all but one pris-
oner. An effort will be made to-day 10
arrest and punish tho leaders Of the
mob The Army has many adherent8
here, and the struggle between itB nd.
herents aud the authorities, itisthought,
will result in trouble.
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OMAHA, NEB., Fob, 4.-lligli wind at
2 o'clock this afternoon blew down tho
large section Of tho cast wall Of tho Max
Meyer brick building on the corner OF
Farnum and Eleventh streets, which
was recently gutted by fire. Two build
ngs on tic east side wore wrecked.
Five people arc known 10 be killed and
several others wounded, and two people
arc believed To DO Imprisoned In the
debris,
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THE NEW YORK STRIKE
No Trouble Yesterday In tho strcCt Car
Middle,

No Trouble Yesterday III tho stroCt Cur
Muddle.
NEW YoRx, Feb. 4.-Tho most import.
ant feature in connection with the strike
this morning was the starting Of the
Second avenue cars, No attempt has
been made to run their cars since the Tie
up was inaugurated, and there was con-
siderable doubt as TO the security Of the
new drivers and conductors on thatlino.
A start was nude at 0 o'clock, however,
with eight policemen on each car, and n
dozen cars were soon running OIL
schedule time. Cars aro running on the
Third Fourth, Sixth and Seventh avenue
lines, and on tho Twenty:third street,
Twenty.iourth street and Grand street
lines as on Saturday. There were very
few strikers on tho streets this morning
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ARRESTED FOR SWlSDLING.
A student who Collected n Library nj
Other Peoples Expense.
igo,rLai Dispdleh 10 The Initiliosilcer,

n Whv NutANNtuN W.
Other Peoples Expense.
Special Dtspaieh to tho Iattilipalccr.
pAREEmHURa, w. Va, Feb. 4.--Dep.
uty Marshal Sine came In at noon to-day
having under arrest L. b. Trlplett, a
student IN the law department Of tho
State University at MOrgantown. Trip.
lett las used various aliases, AMONG them
being j. u. Stout and II. q. Dunlre.
His home is In Randolph county. He
was arrested on the charge Of having
used the mails 10 deiraud various pub.
fishing houses. His scheme was 10 write
to these publishing houses, represent.
ing himself 10 bO County Supeflnlend
ent Of Schools or d teacher OF high
schools, In order 10 get all kinds Of books
for examination, and then neither return
nor pay for them. lIe had In this inan.
ner collected, IL ID said, a large library,
and the Eastern publishing houses were
Clamoring for hisblood He Is said IA
have stood high Ia tho law school al the
University, aud tile faculty and The
other students were greatly shocked
when he was arrested. The CaHe wal
worked up by Special Examiner I, u,
| TtnDhill
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on Trial for Voting.

Special DiIpdich 10 Me LteltGenotr.
PAREERsBuRo, VIVA, Feb. AID. II.
Smith, Of Huntington, was put on trial
in the United States Court to-day for
illegal voting. He Is defended by John
a. Hutchinson, Governor Jackson and
W. N. Miller. This evening the case was
adjourned over until Wednesday. TO.
morrow John s. Mcdonald, OF Kanawha
county, will have his hearing for alleged
hRiLnEV
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atonongNllsla Miners Resume.

plrrsDvRon, PAs Feb. 4.-Aftcr an
idleneSs Of three months, the miners
along tho Monongahela and Youghio'
ghuny rivers resumed operations today
at the old rate Of three cents per busheii
iormining. Nearly all the works started
up this morning and The others are pre-
pairing 10 resume this week. The re.
sumption will give employment to O,WO
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MUST De INVESTIGATED.
The Scandal Mt the Riverside rOnltentiary
Near Pittsburgh.

The Scandal ut the hlVerSldO PSnltBhtiRry
Near Pittsburgh.
PlrrsnuRon, Pa, Feb. 4.-A secret
conference Of tho members Of the board
Of inspectors OF the Riverside Peniten.
tiary was held to-day in tho office Of
President George A Kelly, to consider
the charges made against DR.. Maharneke,
the Penitentiary Steward. The board Is
OF one mind, and that Is that the charges
must be thoroughly investigated. AT
the same time the members are OF the
opinion that the charges were trumped
up for purely financial reasons, and that
the steward will DO able TO vindiCato
himself. President Kelly says that the
board has determined To Immediately
probe the matter 10 extreme depth, and
nothing will bO kept from the public.
An evening piper publishes interviews
with several Gx.koGpGrs, In which II Is
charged that upon one occasion the war.
den accused his subOrdinates Of stealing
money, and at another time with assist.
Ing prisoners 10 escape.