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1T WILL BE A COMMON CAR
RIER.

We are in receipt of a letter from
Can't. Frank Mathews, Of Donaldson
VILE, the secretary and chief engineer
ofthe L%afonlclie Sugar Belt Railway.
in which he says:
Il notice the inquiry of .'Interested'
and for the benefit 81 those intert stpi
parties will say.
1t is the int stinn 81 tile Lafnnrche
Sugar Belt Railway Co to construct
a first class passenger service. Of
rnnrse We expect to Dc II large freight
business, but there is a large pass-l-
ger traffic nn the bayou and fat lt We
propose providing good service.
Ar amy time any one wishes 10
know anything ahont nnr scheme. |
will take great pleasure ID Informing
them u they will call At tile office Of
the company in Donaldsonville or If
they will write me.n
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Bet Your BooTs.-Our neighboi
the Idea has cast the political horos-
cope for the campaign in 1909. This
thing Of playing prophet was a risky
business in olden times. for the false
prophets usually came to grief. The
Colonel, however, sizes up theissueall
right when he says:
In the campaign the great issue will
be money. :
If the Republican party lodges this
question IN any manner, it is doomed.
and 50 arc tho people, especially the
poor and laboring people Of this coun-
try for many years. We are not sure,
but the lesson OF "sound money will
have to come to the American people
through great disaster, sorrows and
t~ribulation.f
Now you can safely wager Your last
year s boots, that the = !. O. P. is going
to dodge CT give the people the oil rot
about international agreement If
YOU have any tears to shed over ''the
poor and laboring people just turn
thea loose right now for the monopo-
lists and plutocrats have ground them
down until there's nothing left OF
them but soulful sorrow. Their condi-
ton can not be made Worse.-Abber-
vile AIeTidional.
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THIEVES At MONK AGAIN.-Tte
burglars who have been for some time
past hnreiHiizlng the groceries in tie
centre anti reel Of tile town again
made their appearance last Saturday
night by breaking and entering Alder
man c. j. L%eerntre's store, corner ST.
Rose and St. Philip streets, and all
stractlng tilefeffom an onktown guam
THY of goods.
This time the thieves broke their
way into the store. No clue could be
found, as usual, and the peace officers
are as mystItied as ever over the bur-
glalies which are becoming d menace
TO the community
Measures will have to be adopted to
ferret out and capture the burglars
and put a stop Il their crimes.
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COMMUNICATED.

Horace. the lmmnrtal paet Of Rome
was won't 10 Frequently give vent /.
the now mucl. used and llackneyeC
phrase: LET Us enjoy the presenI
hour, for -mnrro"'s sun We may ~,
call our own"
II We ma! judge from appearances,
these anne ancient sentiments swasetI
the hearts Of the spriglitly aud jnbi-
liant crowd that reacl.ed the pleasant
and poetical BACK Ridge" Of Melndia
plantation at about 10 Il. m. Sunday.
there 70 enjoy the delightful picnic
given under the auspices If the boys
ard Girls Of Ailel."
just When the young folks had fair
" recommended and explored tae sur
rounding groves, dark and forennding
clouds hogan 10 dim the t~tfltigenr- Ut
The magnificent morning, while dis
tant peals of thunder snloie tie ear.
L was not long before tile expected
arrived, and a hearty rain anne down.
~obscniing for a while the highest ex-
p%ectations of all. This, however, was
Of short duration, for soon the sun lt-
appeared, disappointment gave place
{" hope. till finally hope was changed
INTO enjoyment and delight.
At about 2 O'Clock, at the sound or
The eSiileratlng strains Of the ST.
Charles Band, tie merry makers re
paired 70 4 table set under spreading
oak trees, and there, for more than an
hour they enjoy ed the delicious laii,-
ties prepared by the experienced hancs
OF thrifty chaperons.
After luncl, dancing, singing, and
ofilei amnsements were INDUCED IN
I'll the shadows of evening crepf slow
~ ~ and announced that night was
about to envelop tie earth in it sable
sifoud. At this unweIcome summon
tie hilarious assembly dispersed j:
member thereof s nging tte
praises Ct the "Boys and Girls Of
Aiiei.i and vowing that the occasion
had been one Of Intense pleasure and
Albcit the fact that the weather was
fist contrary to expectations. Net
1t must he said that the picnic was a
success rejecting great credit upon
who lad worked 50 ~assidnousIy
fot The common delight Of all-those
gracious Boys and Girls of Alie!.'
PARTICIPANT.
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Major w. II. Price returned last
Sunday from a visit to his brother
Hon. Andrew Price, in Tennessee.
While there Major Price took in the
Nashville exposition and q. G. v. re
union aud expresses himself highly
satisfied with both. The reunion was
a grand and inspiring spectacle and
the exposition is Il marvel OF beauty.
We understand that tile Major had
been to see his brother to etnsul5. him
about some extensive repairs about to
be in%anguratel on Acadia plantation
1t is said to be the intention OF the
owners of that valuable IS ate to nut
in a new mill and various other i'm
provements, 80 as to make the factory
q modern one, Of sufficient capacity to
take Oft the cane grown OH adjoining
lands. This will he a move ia the
right direction, for there is a large
territory along the Blue tributary to
Acadia where cane could be grown
proftably.
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Tie march Of improvements goes

Tie march OF improvements goes
bravely on in this town. The Jean
mard residence will soon be completed
and ready for use ; the Wa'thers resi-
dence ou jackson street and the Bank
of Latourche are we'll under way !;
Mr.. Emile j. Brands cd dwelling
house IS being torn down to make
room for q new modern house which
Mr.Monnt will ut eace begin til build ;
while Mr.. f, q. Robichaux viii short,
~ begin the erection OF a fine resi-
dence on the corner of Market and ST.
Charles streets. Mr.. z. j. Legeutire
has recently had his house on Patriot
street ovelhauletl and renovated, and
there ale other minor improvements
going on III various quarters. Oil, no;
Imbodanx Is rot on a boom like 9TH
er towns are-on paper-hHt II il
"getting frrea VII the same. That
10 the kiaa Ut . boom which holds out
longest.
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TAKE EoTtfE THAT PURTTANT TO
an order and decree of the above court
and to . commission to me directed in tile
above entitled and numbered succession. I
VIII offer fnr sac at public auction nursuant
70 law 70 the last aatt highest bidder I'D the
Court H"a-e ia tie town Of Thlhofaux on
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1897.
between Inc honrs Of II O'Clock d. nj. and d
2 CLOCK =. m, the following described prom
erty, te.it:
RtA. ESTATE.
The south A. tAiri Of the following des-
crlhed pres G ~ o-wit
4 ecrtsiH .i.ct nr parcel NJ lamb situated
IN sato Patt-h on tins right bunk If hpyou.
Lafoai cht- n "a imn. aiate vicinity Of the
ftTn II Ihtb6daiN ard III ahnit sixteen ar.
pents back from said |fsay8tt. lnpasnrine
three ami QUE 4 after Artcnss irunt on ST
Ibaftes street, by TIL. ws.O \ tetti. thereto
oeionsinef fRnring FROM -aid st. Charles
ottee6 10 a sttctt Or read which renar-
ates safe properly o. the Western honpd
ary frott ~. .anGs formerly belonging
70 Fiefre L. g@ife, bounded in front or
East by tie = i It, Charles street, North
ny lots be of-i'g To the Estate OF William
love and ef g ac Granger, West 'by taid
stree I er road separating said property a.
ateFfsaI' from tue property formerly belong
ing 70 Piatre L. a.ss and south by a street
or roaa : p%liattng said propett, from the
land Of Panl Le Blanc together with ain liza
ouiidings ard improvements thereon (sec
- II t'i-e tlol i"sa. however, sixty eight
feaf ffo%t q the street us rat Which bouods
~ tower n. D south AMI srnegstes il tro,n
thf 5aHl "f PAnl LpHtan-. N front 81 fwa
n"4i,''t g1" t-ht lttt "l tae road which
bounds " tsw ,fis tht. w,sr ani s4per,t.s
i from lau,l formerly bet.nqin. ID pia,rs
Lagarde; Il front VIZ facing t.waras lila
North alld Bayou LaIoureh4 wHera Il ,Lnts
ti laBd belonging H. the sai.i Ar.,onr
IrahgeT ans a back iiAe 81 facing III yGs
feft 20 ~ 70 tive tE- Northern and San,hern
bonpstefte>, This line being parallel n mi
T. IT. from the Western boundary above
niSfslt'-d n The tt'ad y hirh separated it from
1nni formerly belonging e. Pierre i4aratde
soI.i - Lewis Mnarr III August 18th isaI
tset.C y ~ J.. rs al seq
MOVABLE EFFECTS
The Nho'r ~ tie ipt!awin.: Cltsira 49,,
falle, one cart, two u a. teads, two cables
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LoCkPoRT SCHooL-In another col
umn we publish the report Of the ex-
an,lnations held by the teachers III
this school fer the session just ended
and our t~eatlers III Lockpntt and Wei
nifty will read Il With pride and inter
est. 1t would seem that the result n
h examinations must prove satisfac
tory to the patrons ct that school. as
1t certaltaly speaks well for both the
pupils and teachets.
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the Town ~ Ialb0danx on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 7th. 1897.
between the honrs OF II o'clock a. m. ard 4
O'clock 4. m, the followin. described prop
city, to-wit:
The undivided fourteen sixteentbs Of Il nor
ton IT = lot ct ground or town lot situated in
the tawn IT Thihoetaux. Parish of l4aioe rehe.
ant described in the plan Of said town a.
being lot number one hundred and thirtt-
four tI34i said portion nf lot measuring Tor
" and two-thirtis t!usl feet on q azy street
ant one hundred and seventy and two thirds
ll7051 feet III depth; bounded ii, front a.
North ~ Crazy street, West hv III No. 1873.
South by lnt No I39 and East Lr other ,nn
ton OF i'd lot No. l3i. Together with nIl ~.
buildings AZ d improvements thereon and np-
pnftenaBces thereof.
10 pay and satisfy the sum Of flstl the sum
OF evenly Dollars III principal / gether with
etght per cent Ter annain interest fion
Match 18th, 1879 till paid. (2ndJ A sum OF
leti per cent On the aggregate thereof Of said
il4ncila! and interest az attorneys fees here
~ ahc l3rdi all costs OF these proceedings
and which said amount il secured by ACT III
mortgage passed lteiote III. N. G.fnlun Notary
Public Of saih Parish on Maret, 18Th. 1895.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff III L4fnaIyla.
July 3rd. 1877.
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Senator McEnery votes daily now
with the Republicans on the tariff bill.
he Is a daisy-hr is.-Clafiou-Apneal.
L looks strange to us, Brother Ne
Aeats! TO see yoa, i ma If tile pso-
pie, writing that way If Senator
McEnery. Gooduess, neighbol should
I Congressman. III these days Of
"ant, suffering aud woe, stand on the
noois Of aur National Assembly halls
and for answer IL tile women and
children c'y for bread, respond will. d
speech OH party doctrines Did rot
Cleveland prove Wplse than { failure 7
act his tariff bill was very nearly u
model Democratic one Wnsi't itf
No ftiepds ttis is no time e. ba
discussing ard becoming married to
the traditions Of our elders. What we
want is immediate aid, Fnecor. en-
ployment for the Impoverished toilsrs
Of our Nation. The Republicans say
they IA give this relief bY - pratsc-
tive tariff, and The Progress says let
them do il. Aud while they are
protecting We believe u pnttingm the
biggest possible claim tor the indus
tries Of Louisiana, and hence Senator
McEncry 10 pre- enninentls what lie
has always been, a man Of the De0ple.
Progress.
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SATURDAY. JTLY 5. ISL.

We publish il ana tller column tt,r
full accornt of tile awarding If mednls
and Distribution If premiums Of Nit.
Carmel Canrtnt, a wen known first
class Institution for giilS, which has
been recently "tll lattanised. On!
youthful ua.tis. as well as The IA
rents hasirg daughters at the institute
will no dnutt nad the account with
n UGH interest.
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Correspondence on subjects uf general
Interest solicited.
To insure notice Of their communications.
writer's must furnish their real Istnle, even
though they should desire to withhold its
publication, his an evidence of good faith.
Matter intended for publication should be
written only on one side III tile sheet. and to
insure insertion in the weeks issue. COM
munfcations should reach this Office by
Wednesdays mail OF that week.
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HOODS Pills are the only pills to
take with Hn"d's Sarsaparilla. Cure
all liver i'll
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Celestin Boutarie, IN old and res
pected citizen OF L~afourche Crossing.
died last Friday at his home. ut the
age OF "a years. aud was buried iii st.
Joseph's Cemetery On Saturday. HIS
funeral Was largely attended b> reia-
tises and friends.
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NOTICE.

Henceforth the sFNfISIL will charge the
nominal sum of tiftE c.iiFs for publishing
IN mehi1riant notices ant ofdiitmv cards AZ
thanks. societies and others GpsIrfur such
publication viii please make Il Hote of it.
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Spring WI edEcime il a

which Hoods Sarsaparilla gradually
supplies. 1t purities and vltalizes the
blood and thus gives tone and strength
to the whole system.
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Hudson y. Tabor ST.. Us. No. S41G, Johr
Harry Stripping, ct as.
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Subscribers whofail 70 receive their paper
on time should notify rs without delay.
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All communications should be adj
dressed to The THIBoDAUX SENTINEL
Thibodaux, La.
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NFully prepared to do job work
Of every description.
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Ssfaon Abrpham u. 40. assf lMlrns
FOfvt II ae.
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INAkENOTICE THATACTlNG UNDER
IL II by virtue of an Order Of Seizure asd
Sale, emanating from the above entitled
Court IN the above entitled and numbered
case. ! have seized and will otter tor ALE II
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Eighteenth Judicial District Coul
Parish of L~afourche.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lafuulche.

Succession Of 4nhoay Graager, No.
I5I2 Pr0tQtes.
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As We 90 60 press we learn of the
death OF Mrs. Elvire Aycock, wife of
Numa J. Bergeron, at the age of al
years she died on Thursday after
noon on Cypremort, and her remains
were brought yesterday t. ChacAiiouIa
and Inferred III the family vani there.
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\ or LOdas INA.

18th judicial Dl~triri teiat. H~.efi.s ii
" Lairt4t itt-
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PANE NOTICE; THAT FTRsTANT TO
! - "r''rr AID decree III THE al,eye Gmrt
AMI ~ y commission ~ mr directed il thu
apnvr emitted aitt NUM- area ease. I Will
ofttr ,nr sale II enh5ic auction instant ii
~" y The fast ard highest hitIer III tAa
Court House 10 the Town af Tsihudaux. IL
defendants. On
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Last Saturday morning our comma
nltf was surprised by the Announce
mett Of tsir death of Mrs. Marie Theo-
die Bernard, widow Of the late J.
IimotiIe Leiet. She died III the par
ISL OF 81. Mary on last Friday. ut lie
lonIe Of her son III law. Mr.. Eugene j.
Iaulnn, with whom she had been ~liyit,.
for man ! years last past. Her emnitn
were hlnnrht over OIL the afternoon
train If lite Southern Pacific ana man
their arrival here the funeral took nlace
AZ 81. Josephss Church. in tile midst Of
snilaWlng relatives and friends. as
sembled TO ray The worthy woman
their last tribute Of respect. After
tie snlemn rites OF tile holy Catholic
Clutch Lad been performed over her
remains, they we're conveyed 10 their
last resting place In the family vault
IN the adjoining cemetery.
The deceased was about II Years
OLD st the time of her Death and had
lived tie greater part of her useful
lie III this parish at a short distance
above Ihibodaux. 1t was only lately
that she accompanied her children
60 live with them in tie parish IF ST.
Mary.
The deceased was Q good and pious
woman, full Of charity, and one who
delighted ~ doing good aud helping
the needy. She WAS q person Of genial
disposition and loved aud esteemed Nv
all who knew her.
She leaves two daughters to mourn
her loss. Mrs. Enuana rnnl., ai
Miss Hilarienne, her only son, Dr.. H.
+. Ledef, having preceded her to the
grave by several years.
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public auction pursuant to law 10 the last
aud highest bidder at the Court House III
the town Of i Dlbodanx on
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

PER YEAR, IN ADvANSE,........s2.OO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-06-07
J. 7. WATERHOUSE

The goods promised by the
Australia and "Aorangi"
have arrived, more than enough
separate articles to fill four
columns or more of any news
paper. Some of the goods are
staple, others are luxuries such
as one needs for day or night
luncheon; these are Epicurean
Brands.
Lunch goods, comprising
Pate de Fois Gras, Bon Accord
Sausages, Oxford and Cam
bridge Sausages, Preserved
Bloater, Albert Sardines,
Truffled Pates of Partridges,
Plover, Woodcock, Snipe and
Quail.
Such a varied assortment
has never been offered by any
dealers in Honolulu. But we
have others.
Curried Brawns, Fried Pill
chard and the Genuine Epicu-
rean Oysters, Shrimps in To
matoes, Beans, Lobster and
other delicacies.
Boston Baked Beans, Roast
Mutton, Kits Of Tongues and
Sounds, Sardines in Mustard
Boneless Sardines, German
Lentils, Picked Eels in Jelly.
Anchovy Essence, Brown
Bread, Huckins' Soups, Pep
per and Tabasco Sauce.
These goods are the best
quality ever imported to Homo
lulu. Our prices have never
been met in goods of the same
class.
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THE TUG.OF.wAR.
Big Atten dance for the First Night
Contests-More Pulling on Tuesday.

Big Attendance for the First Nights
Contests More Pulling on Tuesday.
There was big crowd present
in the Bristol pavilion on Satur.
day to witness the opening con-
tests of the tug of war tournament.
About 8 o'clock the following
officials took their positions:
Judge, Tom Wright; referee and
starter, II. +. Walker; time
keeper, Charles Crane; marker,
w. Mott; and the first contesting
teams were called out. The first
pull was between teams from the
Iron Works and the boat boys.
They were very evenly matched
and it took the foundrymen 33
minutes to pull their opponents
the necessary 5 feet.
Teams from the U. s. s. Phila-
delphia and Waikiki natives next
pulled, but the sailors only lasted
9 minutes.
In the third contest the Scandi.
navian team did not appear, so a
scratch team of boat boys was
made up to take their place
against the Moanalua native team
which won in about 10 minutes.
The tournament will continue
tomorrow night, with the follow
ing program: .
l. U. s. s. Marion vs.. Moana-
lua.
2. Honolulu Iron Works vs..
Waikiki.
3. Pakaka vs.U. s. Philadelphia,
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Saturdays Lua u.

Probably a thousand people
visited the luau at Maternity
Home on Saturday afternoon be-.
tween the hours OF l and 6, and
the ladies in charge will have sew
eral hundred dollars left from the
receipts after paying their bills.
The native delicacies which go to
form luau proper were spread
under the shed, but there were
booths scattered about the grounds
where ice-cream, candies, flowers,
etc., could be obtained for small
consideration. The government
band enlivened matters by play
ing all the old tunes it knew and
the familiar strains of some of
those old marches were waited as
far as the baseball grounds and
made some of the players too tired
to hit a ball.
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Prices of admission to the tug
of-war contests are so and 20
cents.
Lieutenant Chamberlain of the
police has been reduced to the
ranks for misconduct while on
duty and will be assigned to
waterfront duty shortly.
Attorney General Smith will
likely go to Hakalau plantation
on the Kinau tomorrow to inves-
tigate the circumstances attending
the alleged recent killing of a
Chinaman by a luna.
Seven Chinese were arrested by
Gus Cordes and his specials
shortly after noon for playing
poker. A pack of cards and a few
nickels and dimes were con6s-
Gated as evidence.
The first number Of Ka Ahai-
lono o Hawaii, a new native paper,
made its appearance today. Will
liam White is the editor and Sam
Pua his assistant, while j. X. Ka-
hahawai is the business manager
Minister Sewall presented his
credentials to President Dole to-
day. The garrison and band were
turned out and the usual honors
paid to the new representative Of
the United States. Charge d
Affaires Ellis Mills made the pre-
sentation.
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VICTORIA DIAMOND JUBILEE.

It being impossible for the Treas
urers to reach all intending subscrib.
ers to the Permanent Memorial or the
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ROBT. CATION,
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