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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-03-20
Pop! Pop,

With returning spring the people
want--a refreshing summer beverage,
sucn a delicious article as POlmer
Bros. put up ut their celebrated Pop
Factory in this town.
The factory is now in full blast and
Pnlmer Bros, are ready 10 ill all or
ders.
Address Polner Bros. Thibodaux
Ia
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Orr neighbor. the Comet is agitating
putting mp of a rice mill IN our
sa. 1t is a good idea, but tbs
aion of a central factory near
EB, say on Ridgetield next to the
oad. would offer better advantages
II think. Still, if we can't have a
lori. give us the rice mill, or IN
any industry which will afford
plaslnent to our artisans ana
aRiers.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

One Dark Yellow Horse about ISL hands
high, white forehead. black name and tail.
The owner can secure same by identifying
property and paying all costs of advertising
and keeping, otherwite the horse will be sold
in 80 days to pay costs.
C.. A. ENGERRAN,
J.-P. 2nd Ward Parish of LafOurche.
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For sale.

One Di-boli Combination Lock Iron Safe.
One Paragon Paper Cutter and ore Perfo-
rstor,
Apply tie this office or to
JUDGE l.. p. CAILLOUET.
Thibodaux. La.
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President Mckinley has appointed
john Hay, ambassador to Great Bri-
tain. and Horace Porter. ambassador
to France.
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e acknowledge receipt from the
~Aisllefs of Soards' New Orleans
aie Guide for 1897, containing q
piete list of every business and
sesslonal man in New Orleans with
appendix of other valuable infor-
sllan, and street and avenue guide.
: an Invaluable guide to any one
lug business. or intending to open
5ssaess relations, with the merchants
seW Orleans. as all lines OF busi-
are represented within its pages
had from the publishers for the
81 si.M
ne Publisher has our thanks fo'
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!, IA Mira. 7. f. Legendre are re-
|ss aysr the fact that Il buxo.n
II, ..ar made his appearance in their
sshela. The SENTINEL extends i's
.s.,,,ula,ians to the happy parents.
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Ii you have any job wo,k to have
done call or write us or the subject.
We FEEL sure we give YOU satisfaction
as to both prices aud workmanship.
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Don't forget that to-day the Tliho-
danx Drug Store opens the soda
Water Season."
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i. !, happy to be able to ciir"ni-
=. sses that Mr.. Picon, who was
Am with paralysis two weeks ago.
III nr,sent writing doing much
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
i'm II good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smalles. am
cunt will open an o Bank
of ThibOdaux.
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laesday evening Mr.. SEVERN Fo,et'
stani manager on the Coulon plan
ii shut and killed William Davis,
IT the laharers on the plantation.
claimed that the laborer refused
ary an order given him by Mr..
aud began advancing on him IN
Ieaiening attitude ; that he struck
clicked sir. Foret. when the latter
him. Mr.. Feret claims to have
IN self, defense.
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I'd of Young ladies and getle-
y, mic Town gave a fishing par
& s'.ai ! plantati.n this week
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....s;lmao C. j. Legendre has
Y. .sas;derable improvements on
4 nsl,nc At the corner of Henry
md Rose Streets.
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chicken thieves rified the hen roosts
sGoy. Knobloch and of Judge A. r.
k,ebleeh sometime last week. They
In Traced out by little Leonard
|assigue. Judge Knahlocli's grand
Ii nd captured through his instin-
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TO Rice Planters.

A LII RICE PLANTERS WANTING COAL
n will send their orders from now up to
the LIST of April. / will deliver to any land
ing 1000 barrels or more, but not less.
ADDRESS GEORGE DI0NNE,
T~hibOdaux, La.
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4. rA;bodaux Band, which for q
=, Il wears occupied the Tabor
80 rehearses Mt the Thibodaux
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CAscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken
or grippe.
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4, Mr.. Yoang will preach on uni
al salvation Mt the Presbyterian
I'M 4. morrow nc IL a. m. The
gje i cordially invited. All seats
\ The Sabbath School has just re
.,.d ! new library which will prove
spe,ive and interesting to the
laasen.
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aaisna City is now the Mecca Of ali
sAl'i'airss and professional crooks
eeanfrs. The prize fighting
- might to b. a},alislted every
1 u @t.rnls - hfutiiizr those
aii'ss iitr Disgusting scenes aud
n R>tfttl tnrtn.~,
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-r.mn.rance Union of this town
y ''as,;na at Protector Hall last
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.. are purely vegetable. r
Hoods Pills liable and beneficial. Is
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Arthur Tetreau visited Napo-
leonyille last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Foret OF Lackport
visited Mai. Lagarde this week.
Mr.. Emile Adolphe of Napoleonville
paid US a pleasant call yesterday.
Thomas A. Badeaux, Esq , returned
from New Orleans last Monday.
Mrs. Hermogene. Robichaux a former
resident of this parish, now of Texas,
is visiting relatives here.
Messrs. Etienne Hebert of Bowie,
and Lee Pierce of Lockport visited the
SENTINEL. Office last Tuesday.
Messrs. Thomas Barker and Peter
Fey, two prominent Loekport citizens
visited our town last week.
Messrs. G.. d. Barrios and G.. A.
Claudet. two Of Lockport's e~nterpris-
ing citizens were visitors here last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Enos Blanchard of Paincourt
willie was in town last week on his way
to Texas where he will spend some
time for his health.
Mrs. G. Arena aud daughter. Mrs
J. A. Naquin, after spending som,
time at Belle Rose, Assumption
Parish, returned home last Thursday
We regret to state that Mrs. Mum
Hebert residing a few miles aboy
town who has been seriously i'll for
number of months, is not improving
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iuou Gallons Cistern SIS. 1870 Gallons. SO
A. Riggs& Bros. so Perdido ST. New Orleans
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EXCURSION TO NEw-ORLEANs.-
The Young Mems Benevolent Assa-
citation will give its annual excursion
to New Orleans on May End. The
posters, announcing it, will 500 be
out.
The excursions of this popular
association are always we'll attende d
and afford a day of innocent must
ment in sight seeing to it's members
and their friends. -
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! 40 Police Jury Proceedings
ares.
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NOTICE.

having claims against the sue,
pfsseas aea;s Sancap. deceased, will
i ssme to Edward P. Roberts.
I . Ge or to Thomas =. Badea"S' at
fsa;a succession.
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-04
Cameron Township.

F. V. Rice has sold his 2O0-acre
farm to Mr.. Lyman.
Albert Fest made drive out in
the country last Sunday.
Big dance at the home of Will
Scott last Tuesday night.
Jake Miller is feeding few loads
of cattle on his farm in Viola.
Sammy Jordan and lady attended
the Scott dance last Tuesday night.
j. Rorah has rented the old Pang-
burn place for 1897; price $3.50 per
acre.
A girl was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim wager of Viola one day last
week.
VIM. Mcfarland lost 1000 bushels
of fine potatoes by the recent cold
spell.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kraul attended
divine services at the Sands Friday
evening.
VIM. Turner has contracted to
build an Evangelical church at Old
Hamlin.
VIM. Schrader of Viola sold some
fine hogs to the Dedham buyers one
day last week.
Will Hoffman of Pocahontas Gen.
ter was shaking hands with friends in
Viola last week.
Dan Hochstrasser of Cameron has
hired out to H. Fest to assist in the
creamery business.
Rev. Hayden has closed very sue
cessful revival m Getting at the Sands.
There were 10 converts.
Sammy Jordan says he will give
Amos dollar for his chance. Char
ley says he will double that price.
Jake Garrett has sold his fine farm
| in Viola to Phillip Bickelhaupt.
Jake will move to Pocahontas county
in the spring to reside permanently.
One morning last week a great big
fellow was seen strolling through the
field east towards August Sehraeder's.
We don't like to mention any dEspee
but for further particulars ask Jim
Manahan.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-04

Mr.. Ward L. Smith, of Fredericks-
town, Missouri, was troubled with
chronic diarrhoea for over thirty years.
He had become fully satisfied that it
was only question ofa short time un-
til he would have to give up. He had
been treated by some of the best physi-
clans in Europe and America but got
no permanent relief. One day he pick
de up a newspaper and ohanced to read
an advertisement of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
He got a bottle of is the first dose
helped him and its continued use
cured him. For sale BY, G. w. Hous-
ton, Extra; G. L. Bison, Brayton.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-04
It remained for the renresentatiy

1t remained for the representative
magazine of the Middle West, The
Midland Monthly, of Des Moines, to
give to the world the solution of the
historical question, Who Notified
the War Department of John Browns
Proposed Raid on Harper's Ferry,
and What was the Informant's Mo-
tiye?" Ex-Governor Cue, III the
February Midland, assuming his own
full share of responsibility for the
act, relates the whole story of the
anonymous letters with candor
which precludes further question.
Governor Cues admissions will COM
pei re- writing Of the history of the
John Brown Movement. Another
interesting feature is the latest por-
trvits Of Nellie Grant Sartoris and her
son and two beautiful daughters.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-04
THE SONG OF THE OK WAGON.

This is tho song of the straining span. tho
tune Of the tattered tilt,
OF the slow essays In perilous ways Of the
wagon stoutly built;
Tho song that WAS sung in the ancient tongce,
when the days of the world dawned gray.
The creakinR Groom Of the disselboom, the
song that is sung today.
East and west and south and north tho krst-
born herdsmen spread,
Prom the waters olenr Of the high Pamir, from
the ancient Oxus bed.
On and on to tho plains Of the Don their creak-
ing wagons ran,
And the diaselboom showed out the doom that
has given the earth to man.
Over the sands Of the thirsty lands. under q
brazen sky,
Where the only law men bow before IL the law
Of the assegai;
Forth and forth to the dim far north where
the broad Zambczi flows,
Stu today in the ancient way the rumblins
wagon goes.
Through the forest ways where the wild things
Craze, She dappled. tho fawn, the gray,
Where tho tall "Kameel" at sunset steal like
ghosts to the silent vley,
Where tho lions drink at the reedy brink Of
the slowly Swallowing pan.
Tho disselboom shows out the doom that has
given the earth to man.
Slow and slow the wagons 60 by thicket and
thorn and pool,
But their thin path traced on the homeless
waste Is the road Of the coming rule,
And in dread Of that track the wild sinks
back and the thief and the beasts give
place
To the farm and field and tho yearly yield Of
the men of the wiser race
East and west and south and north, from the
days Of the dawn till now,
Ere grass was burned or sod was turned by
the share Of the furrowing plow.
This was the tune of the tattered tilt, the
song Of the straining span,
how the disselboom points out the doom that
has given the earth to man.
ST. James Gaxette.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-04
The Honey Bee.

A paper read by Mr.. s. d. Coonrot
of Hamlin, before the Audubon Coun
ty Farmers Institutes:
We will take swarm of bees the
first of May and look in them and If
they have young brood or eggs all
right and ii there are none we will
feed them gallon of syrup made of
granulated sugar and that will set tho
queen to laying eggs and all will be
right. If you want to raise honey
rub off the queen ceils and if you
want to raise bees leave alone some
cells. Some say to smoke and then
divide them. | don't divide only
when they won't swarm and then
take out four of the seven frames and
leave the other three in the hive, and
the bees will soon fill them.s Set the
four frames away by themselves and
close the entrance to the hive 90 the
bees won't rob them. think there
is time lost in dividing them ifit is
done to increase the stock. The queen
lays all the eggsand commences about
the first Of April if in good condi.
tion. A
(Morc next week.
Insure with the Or tai Insur-
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-04
Gray Department.

Harlan Kennels is home again.
Peter Hansen is still on the sick
list.
J.J. Kittell left these parts few
days ago. ~
Grandma Matson is very sick at I
this time. g
Frank Buckner is hauling lumber
for new corn crib.
Miss Annie French was Gray
visitor over Sabbath.
George Bald is still hauling lum-
ber for his new house.
Mrs. Smith is confined to ht
home with severe cold.
Miss Dol Kennedy was visiting at
the Brookfield last week.
Mr.. Mertz, father of our druggist
was an over Sunday visitor.
Peter Moller, the Green Bay agent
here is very busy this month.
Ed. Earhart shipped nice load of
beeves to Chicago from this place.
Frank Mccullough is hauling
building material for Frank Leet.
Hog buyers report that product
scarcer than they have been for many
years.
Miss Lena Polzin will learn the
millinery business this summer at
Manning.
Miss Myra Crow has been quite
sick of quinsy but is reported much
improved. '.-'7--
S. C. Randles and Nels Christensen
are hauling lumber for their large
corn cribs. s,a,
Harry Arnold was in this vicinity
recently disposing of tbs Stuart
farms for 1897. H..
A team on broadway slipped their
tie stems Saturday night and started
west at a lively gait.
Miss Lena Polzin and Miss Bertha
Borskowski visited with Mrs.
Greenwaldt last Sabbath.
Quite number will move again
from one farm to another this month.
A few have commenced now. 5
The children of Mr.. Wilson who
have been afflicted several weeks Win
scarlet fever, are convalescine
We are still ENJOYING (l winter
weather Our Thermometers regis-
tered the lowest last week that it has
for many y ears.
Al. Ayers attended the literary
down at the Henderson last Friday
night and reports an excellent paper,
read by the ladies'.
Rev. HsyfF sed seriesIo
--'""4s---' vs. at
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-04

Outing for February offers charm
ing variety of seasonable reading, and
includes two complete stories and
sketches ofsport, travel and adventure
in many lands. The illustrations are
up to the usual high standard. The
fronticepiece takes us to Sunny Flor
ida and its famous trapon fishing.
The number opens with bit of per-
ilous adventure, Under the Snow, by
William Blesdell Cameron. Another
northern story is Way Beyond de
Saskatchewan, by Therese Guerin
Randall. Printed in New York City
at 25c q number.
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Condensed Testimony.

Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manu-
facturer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio,
certifies that DR.. Kings New Discoy-
cry has no equal as a Cough remedy.
L. D. Brown, Prop. st. James Hotel,
Ft. Wayne, Indiana, testifies that he
was cnred of coughh of two years
standing. caused by La Grippe, by DR..
Kings New Discovery. B. f. Merrill,
Raldwinsville, Massachusetts, says
that he has used and recommended it
and never knew it to fail and would
rather have it than any doctor, be-
cause it always cures. Mrs. Hem
ming, 222 East 25th st. Chicago,
always keeps it at hand and has no
fear of Group, because it instantly re-
lieves. Free trial bottles at Chas. W..
Houston's Drug Store.
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....C. EUGENE MER7Z sss:rs~so sssy 1ow4 osuee'
Ross Department.

Nels Christensen is feeding 112 head
of fine steers.
Grandma Moody is visiting with
her son Joe, in Audubon.
John Rorah is enjoying visit from
his brother, of Cass county.
John Wagner shipped two carloads
CT hogs to Cedar Rapids Monday.
Party at the Jean Story home in
Lincoln township last Friday night.
John Cameron is hauling carload
of barley to Ross which he will soon
ship.
Nash Il Phelps are building a 1900
bushel corn crib on their farm in
Sec. 20, Lincoln township.
T. A. Miller is hauling thirty tons
of baled hay to Ross this week, and
will probably ship it himself.
Us. McCuen marketed l2 head of
year-old hogs at Ross last Friday
that averaged $50 pounds each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Scheetz, of
Templeton, visited Sunday at the
home of Wood Scott, in north Doug
las township.
Wood Scott will move from the
Kilburn farm in north Douglas town.
ship aud farm in Viola township the
coming year.
Markets:-Corn 63@74c, oats &c
to &c, barley 15c, hogs So.70 to $3.50,
chickens 43c, turkeys 7@8c, butter
lie, eggs 12c.
While hauling corn to Ross We'd
nesday Will Hamilton broke his
wagon. He Immediately purchased
q Smith of Luse.
Mrs. L. G. Kopp left Friday night
for Tampico, Illinois, in response to q
telegram announcing the death of her
sister, of consumption.
Walter Woodrow arrived Tuesday
night from Stuart to visit few days
with his sister, Mrs. Willis East, of
south Lincoln township.
Harvey Maharg does not confine
his successful feeding to cattle and
hogs. tuesday he marketed S64.5d
worth of turkeys with Luse.
Revival meetings closed at the
Sands schoolhouse last Saturday even
ing, thirteen conversions. We under
stand that Rev. Clemmer, of Audu-
bon, will soon commence series of
meetings at the same place.
About $50 persons attended the ly-
ceum at the Henderson schoolhouse
at their last meeting. Friday night
of this week promises another rouser.
Following is the program:
Paper Nellie Morrow and Mable Cozne
minute aends1son ashssaSa
Debate:-Question-a Resolved. That sSiits the Unit
| ed States should purchase Cuba" Ahirma
E., JunP iKspass 1aS hsl Lou
Nas.hup G aSs John hsS.h kosh
Jr, John Coaine, Rob't Henderson.
! Glenn McCuen and Will William.
son settled a year-old feud in Ross
and spectators say it was a game
| fight. One night last April McCuer
was in Audubon enjoying himself
until he met Williamson who pro.
ceeded to stop him. Meeting Will
in Ross last Monday Glenn invited
him out and warm fight ensued il
which McCuen was declared victor
as he came out of the mill with plen-
ty of satisfaction and scarcely mark