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When billions or costlve, eat a Cas-
caret. candy catha7sic, cure guaran
teed, Zoe, 25c.
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See our Lsdies' knit Undershirts Mt
II. 20. aud 25c. THE Racket"
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Tie pGhlic schools of this parish
viii open on the first Monday in Feb
mary. next Monday week.
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We are Offering
Big Bargains in Mems
Hats. Ii you need one it will pay you
To see our stock.
"The Racket"
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The rainy and bad weather of
The last two or three weeks has prov
en- u great drawback to planting
operations on plantations. 1t is even
feared that if it should continue much
longer, the seed cane will be damaged.
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On last Thursday a sweet little girl
was born II Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hoff-
mann of Cider Street.
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0wing TOT ~ weather very little
nlartation work has been done this
month.
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SEE
If this list reminds you Of
ANYTHING you need.

anything you need.
Note Heads, Letter Heads, Bill
Heads. Statements. Envelopes, Tags,
Checks, Tickets, Circulars. Dodgers,
Posters. J. p. and Notarial Blanks OF
all kinds, Plantation order Books, Re-
ceipts. Draft and Note books. School
Reports, Wedding and Ball Invita-
tions. Programmes. Lawyers Briefs,
Books Of Constitution and Bylaws,
ETC.. etc.
lie our representative Mr..
PAUL SCOTT, has not yet
called on you, he may do so
shortly. and any order for
Job-work, Advertising or sub.
scription given him will be
appreciated, and given our
prompt attention.
Communications should be
addressed
SENTINEL,
| Boo 316, Ihibodaue, la.
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PERSONALS.

~
here on Il visit to his family.
Miss Olive Mcbride of Houma
visited friends in Thibodaux.
Miss Loula Perkins of Patterson, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman,
visited New Orlsans during the week.
Mr.. Eddie Live left for New Or
leans or Wednesday on "a visit to his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. E. Moseman Of
Na%poleonville arrived in town last
Tuesday.
Miss Olive Aycock of Chacahoula is
the guest of the family OF Dr.. H.
Dansereau.
Misses Elisha and Lena Himel Of
Tailien are visiting the family OF Mr..
E. L. Morvant.
MI. Z. A. Asher. of Atlanta. Ga,
paid Fhibodaux a business visit du-
ign the week.
The pupils of Mt. Carmel Convent
enjoyed hveiy peanut hunt yesler-
day afternoon.
Miss Edith Philsou has gone to
franklin, La, on a visit to her sister
Mrs. DR.. Going.
Mr.. f. y. Morvant accompanied
by Miss Laure left for New Orleans
last Wednesday.
Miss Celeste Menuet spent a few
days in town this week the guest of
Mrs. o. Gautreaux.
Miss Mamma Pugh is in New Or
leans enioAing the gayities preceding
the Lenten Season.
MIR. and Mrs. C. P. Shaver OF South
side entertained a number of friends
at dinner last Sunday.
Mrs. 0. Faquet of New Orleans is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. A.
Hoffman, of this town.
Mr.. A. Henneman Of New Orleans
is here to lay the telephone cable
acros Bayou Lafourche.
Miss Celeste St. Martin left last
Sunday for New Orleans to visit her
sister, Mrs. Harry Howell.
Mr.. Alfred c. Munich, one of Pla-
quemines rushing Washers spent the
week in town visiting his family.
MIR. Chas. G.. Boudreaux of La
fourche Crossing paid our Office an
agreeable call last Wednesday.
Mrs. Leon Blum and her sister Miss
Bella Levy r%eturnedaast Sunday from
a short stay in Donaldsonville.
;, Mr.. Marcellin Bergeron and Mr..
L. A.. Blouin, of Lafourche Crossing
were visi tors here last Thursday.
Mr.. Alcide Mire of Brusley Guillot
is living quite ill at the home of Mr..
Jackson Bernard of Green street.
Miss Lilly Blanchard left yesterday
for New Orleans to attend the we'd
ding OF her father MIR. Enos Blanch-
ard.
Mr.. j. II. Lagarde, the efficient
manager of the Golden Ranch Plan.
tation, was a visitor here n day
this.
Mrs. Loeb of Morgan City ls spend.
&c. - - -
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Blum.
Mrs. Alice johnson, of Bonneville,
Mo-, is spending the winter with hel
brothers, Messrs. j. w. and Il. L,
[ Wilson.
Miss Mary Oschwald Of New Or.
leans after an extended visit to rela
tives ard friends here returned home
last Monday.
Mrs. G. Arena accompanied by Mr.
. Joseph Naquin and little daughter
left Wednesday for Belle Rose, tt
. visit relatives.
:. Mr.. Henry Boudreaux Of Algiers
visited Thihodaux last Sunday return
, ing home Monday accompanied by hi
wife and child.
: Mr.. Ernest Roger, of Greenwood
left for New Orleans Thursday af
/, ternoon, in the company Of Mrs
! Thos. Fl. Roger.
Mrs. Lovlncy Dugas and son Alcids
, and Mr.. Jos. Aycock and his two son
!. Sidney and Louis. all of Terrehonn,
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Pride soeth bef"rr a fall especial
" on . siushy sidewalk.
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RA,k|y1 NJ 9nis
AND PELLETS
Cure all forms of disease caused by
a Sluggish Liver and Bi1iousness.
The Pink Pill CIeanSeS
The Tonic Pellet IHVigCrafeS

S. B. Moore, of Greensburg, KY. says: "I
was very bilious for a long time: had fallen
Oft and getting in bad health. I had dys-
pepsia and spit up my food. I began using
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets &C.
cording to the Doctors Book, and as a re-
suit | increased in weight % pounds, and
feel like a new person."
The little Doctors Book {" tells all about
them, and a weeks Treatment Free, proves
every word true. Complete Treatment, CSC.
BROWN MFG. CO.. N. Y. and Greeneyiile. Tenn.
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Never Without Pain
Was Tired al! the Time and System
Broken Down Hoods Sarsapa.
Yiila Effected a Parfect Cure

Broken Down = Hoods Sarsapa.
rtlla Effected a Perfect Cure.
81 was a great sufferer with pains all
over my body. For weeks before I began
to take Hoods S~arssparilla ! was not one
hour without pain in some part of my
body. Especially was this the case pre-
ceding q change in the weather. I could
not do half a days work without being
almost tired to death. l am a farmer q
years old and nave labored hard all my
life, and went through three years OF
turmoil in the late war. / thought I was
just broken down from old age and e-
posure. ! felt tired oil the time wksther
l labored hard or not. My attention was
called to Hoods Sarsaparilla and ! began
taking it. l am now frse from my former
troubles and I recommend Hoods Sarsa-
parilla to all who were suffering as / was"
ALFRED F. JONES, Hurley, Mississippi.
Hoods SarsapaFiIIa
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; SIX for SIS.
Hoods pills are the only pliis TO take
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Hoods SaysapariIIa

Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; SIX for IS.
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\ startling incident, of which
MIR John Oliver of Philadelphia,
was the subject, Is narrated by
HIM as follows: 81 was in most
dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, ton.
que cooted, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite -
gradually growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given
me up. Fortunately, friend
advised trying Electric Bitters;'
and to my great 10y and surprise,
the first bottle made decided
Improvement. l continued their
use for three weeks, and am now
a well man. | know they saved
my life, and robbed the grave of
another victim" No one should
fail to try them. Only so cts
per bot. at Crawford Bros, Drug
Store.
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GARCIA TO COME.
He Expects to Visit Washington
News From Santiago.

Santiago de Cuba, Oct. f.
Gen. Wood proposes to inaugu-
rate a system Of municipal taxa
ton, making the taxes retroac-
tive to September l. The funds
of the custom house cannot legally
be taken for municipal improve
ments here or in this vicinity,
though the present surplus is
800, 1000. Consequently another
source of revenue has to be OBJ
tanned.
Gen. Calixto Garcia called on
Gen. Wood yesterday. He pro.
poses going to Washington to ad
vocate Gen. Woods $50 plan of
disbanding the Cuban Army.
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Mrs Michael Curtain, Plain
field. Ill.,. makes the statement.
that she caught cold, which set
tied on her lungs; she was treated
for a month by her family physi-
clan, but grew worse. He told
her she was hopeless victim of
consumption and that no medicine
could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR. Kings New Dis
covcry for Consumption; she
bought bottle and to her de-
light found herself benefited from
first dose. She continued its use
and after taking six bottles, found
herself sound and we'll; now does
her own houScwOrk and is as
well as he ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery
at Crawford Bros Drug Store.
Large bottles 80 cents and S1.OO.
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Large Schooner Goes Down Of
the Charleston Coast-Six
Lives Lost.

Charleston, Oct. 4.-James
Rowe and Joseph Meyers, two
negro sailors who belonged to the
schooner Sarah f. Palmer. were
brought here today from Edisto
island, where they had washed Up
on the beach clinging to a plank.
They tell a terrible story of the
wreck of their vessel in the storm
of Sunday last, seven miles of
the Charleston light ship. The
Sarah f. Palmer, Capt. Whittier,
was II four masted schooner OF
Bath, Me. She was bound from
Charlotte Ilarbor, Fla, to Carta
ret, n. D., and was caught of
this coast in the West Indian
cyclone of Sunday. She sprang
leak early that morning when
off the Charleston light ship, and
went down in spite of all her cap
tam and crew could do to save
her. Capt. Whittier and all the
crew, save Rowe and Movers.
wee lost.
Rowe and Meyers were washed
up on the beach after cIinging to
a plank for Is hours. They were
thoroughly exhausted, and had
suffered greatly from exposure.
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BRYAN POLLS HIS REGI-
MENT.
Eighty-Fivo Per Cent. of His
Men Want to Go Home.

jacksonville, Oct. 5.-Coloncl
w. j. Bryan, arrived here
late last night. The colonel has
been busy all day, looking after
the moving of his regiment which
came up from Pablo Beach, where
it has been for several weeks.
Colonel Bryan rolled his regi-
ment today upon the question of
going to Cuba, and it is stated
that about 81 per cent of the men
expressed Il desire to return home,
the officers being about equally
divided, many Of them not voting.
This action was taken, 1t ; said,
IN response to a request from the
Governor of Nebraska, to whom
has been left the question as to
which Nebraska regiment is to
be mustered out of the service.
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SPOKEN LIKE \ SOI III.
EBNER.
Miss Hill and the Title That Miss
Winnie Davis B..rc.

Baltimore, Oct 4 -,o.,.,I
to The Herald from Rirhm,nd
Va, saws: Nj, I.n"r 1an I!if
daughter of Gen. 4 p IIu
whose nomination as tbc now
"Daughtcr of the Confcdorocv,,
stirred up a tumnlt throurbnut
the south. upon the rroumd th,t
there could never be Il Successor
to that title, has written = letter
to a friend here, in whica She
says: eft gives me much pleasure
to know how many friends hayc
in this matter Of the success, ION to
the title Of the 'Daughtcr Of the
Corfcdcracy.' IT is an honor un-
sought by me. and with Glen Gov
don | say the title should die
with the original posscSsor. Win.
nic Davis. There cannot oIwovs
be a ,Douohtor of tba C,nfoJor,
ov }, fou , 49,,
..,, ''','' o''' VI q
S0"0'' '' "'"SIICFS 10 Oo porn ut
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Good Man to Get Rid OF.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. I'D.
Phillips of Savannah, a private IN
the Second Georgia regiment,
was locked up drunk this after
noon by a provost guard and was
not searched. Phillips had on
his person a revolver. and as soon
as left alone amused himself by
shooting at other prisoners walk
ing in the corridor outside. He
shot Claude Love, another white
prisoner through the head. He
made q desperate fight when the
officers went to disarm him. Love
is in the hospital in serious con-
dition, but may live.
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Illinois Ahoat.

Newport, News, Va, Oct. f.
The new battleship Illinois was
launched today in the presence of
a great crowd, including Cover
nor Tanner, of Illinois, and many
visitors from this State.
Miss Letter, of Chicago, broke
bottle of wine over the ships
bow and christened her.
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To work and to live only for
ones self will by no means pro-
mote happiness. On the contrary,
it is source of intense misery.
The secret of many a joyless life,
which has gone out into bitter
ness which dominated it from its
beginning to its close. To live
in love Is to live in everlasting
youth.
If a man falls out of a window,
what does he fall against 2 Against
his will.
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KEENE MADE 81, 500, 600.
Cleared Out of the Deal in To-
bacco in Time to Punish His
Tricky Colleagues.
Baltimore Sun.

Baltimore Sun.
New York, Oct. "A person
familiar with james II. k22uc'
affairs say that the daring opera
tor has made 81, 800, 900 out of
American Tobacco company stock
within Il week.
Wall street has stood a~hast to
see the stock of this company 90
tumbling from $154. - per share,
to which price it had SCARED with
in few months, to $115.5O. The
latter was the lowest touch on
Saturday. The outsiders in the
street could not account for the
decline Of 39A points in the shares,
or a shrinkagc of more than So.
600, 900 in the value of the $50,
600, 900 of common shares. They
were sure it was not due to any
rivalry with other companies.
Mr.. Keenc has been Interested
in American Tobacco stock for IA
year. In company with James
; b. Duke, now president of the
trust; II. G. Terrell, Oliver II.
Payne, representing the Standard
Oil trust and representative of
Moore & Schley, he set out about
a year ago to obtain control of the
American Tobacco company. 1t
was accomplished last spring.
MIR. Keenc it is known got his
stock considerably below par.
Then these five big operators
began vigorous fight with the
manufacturers of plug tobacco
with the idea of forcing them in
to the combination. Rumors of
this further combination sent the
price up of the stock further than
1T had been rising before. These
negotiations with the manufact-
urers of plug tobacco have either
been successfully completed or
will be. The statement is made
on the authority of u person who
is manifestly fully Informed.
There is said to have been
tacit understanding between them
that none of these five men should
sell any American Tobacco com
panY stock until, at least, negotia-
tions with the plug manufacturers
were completed. While the price
of the stock ten days ago had
mounted to l549, in connection
with further rumors Of a greater
trust forming. Mr.. keene dis
covered one day that ut least one
of the combination was disposlng
of stock without notifying him.
MIR. keene Immediately ordered
his men on the floors of the stocy
exchange to sell American Tobac>
co without reserve. Thousand
share lots went pouring into the
market and the break IN prices
came.
1t is said that almost at the
highest figure the stock touched
Mr.. keene sold his entire hold
lngs before the men who had
sought to take advantage of him
knew what was. happening. He
is probably richer today than he
ever was.
| -
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In case Of slander that was
heard not long ago Il lady had
gone into the witness box on be-
half of the plaintiff, whose council
was examining her, "Now,
madam," the lawyer began,
''please repeat the slanderous
statements made by the defendant
on this occasion, just as you heard
them
Oh, they are unfit for any re
spectacle person to hcac!" was
her emphatic answer.
"Then,' said the examiner
coaxinsly, "suppose you just
whisper them to the Judge. -
London Tit, Bits.
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The children Of a Baptist Sun
day school over at Crawfordville,
Ga, had cotton picking one
day last week-to raise money for
the missionary box. They went
into the field on even terms, with
the regular pickers, and their
days work weighed out 4, 100
pounds. .,
AL drusgists sell DIR. Miles, Nerve Plastera.
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WHEERLER GIVES PRAISE.
He Finds No Fault With the
Management of the Army. ,

Washington, Oct. 5.-General
Wheeler continued his testimony
before the war investigators to-
day. He finds no fault with the
army camp conditions, and says
that luxuries were supplied the
sick in the hospitals, and praises
tie work of the surgeons. The
providing of filter for the Wikof
water was a precaution more than
necessity. The pest pond was
four hundred feet from a we'll. 1t
was the opinion of the doctors
that it would take years for any
detrimental matter to go from
the pond to the wells.
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LANCASTER, $. c.. OCT. 8 1893
DlSOBEG ED SHAFTER.
Wheeler Ordered Il Charge In
stead of a Retreat.

49, iouiH' MO-, Oct. O.
N'r'ous Slor,r> uf the battle of
san Juan hill nave been told and
tndAv another chapter was added
to the history, tending to show
that by disobcdience of orders a
victory was won. General Wheeler
WAS in command and with him
were Batcs, Kent, Roosevelt and
Young. General Shaftcr was
seven miles in the roar Watching
the battle through his couriers.
He believed that it was all up with
the troops and gave orders to
withdraw, which he dispatched by
an orderly.
Captain McGinnis, Co. |, first
United States cavalry (Rough
RIders) was in town Saturday en-
route to his home in Newark,
Oklahoma. He was with General
Wheeler and the other com
manders when the order from
Shafter was delivered.
He says: "Colonel Roosevelt
was standing near General Wheeler
at the time, and Immediately asked
the general if he could revoke
Skaters order. | was within
earshot Of the two officers and
could hear distinctly what they
said to each other.
"RoOsevelt asked Wheeler il
ne could not make a charge anG
storm the breastworks which
bristled before US. To the direct
question Wheeler replied that il
seemed the only thing to be done
or the best thing that was left tc
do. q would not blame you i.
you did, were the exact words.
Wheeler, Bates and Kent hac
agreed.
"With that the trumpet,
sounded a blast of Forward,
CHARGE" and the men caught the
cry and charged like Spartans up
those heights into the laws of
death. The ninth and tenth cavul
ry were the first, and after tina,
the whole army, and it is no more
than justice to say those negroes
were among the pluckiest men or
the field. To stay where we were
was destruction, but to obey
Shafter> command would have
been suicide. There was nothing
behind us under which we could
have taken shelter. The order
was disobeyed, and the day was
won in spite of General Shafter. y
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Are You wenkS

Weakness manifests itself in the loss of
ambition and aching bones. The blood is
wateryj the tissues are wasting--the door is
being opened for disease. A bottle of Browns
Iron Bitters taken in time will restore your
strength, soothe your nerves, make your
blood rich and red. Do you more good
than an expensive special course Ofmedicine.
Browns Iron Bitters' IA sold by all dealers.
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a wondsrfuI Discoyerx.

The last quarter OF century records
many wonderful discoveries in medicine.
6uS none that have accomplished more for
humanity than that sterling old household
remedy, Rrowns' Iron Bitters. II seems TO
contain the very elements of good health
and neither man, woman or child can take
" without deriving the greatest benefit.
frowns' 'r'n aitters IL sold by al, iealefs.
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Clearing POI to Rico.

San Juan, Oct. 4.-The evacua-
ton of Porto Rico is nearly com
pleted. Within two weeks the
last Spanish troops will have
sailed from the island.
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GREENVlllE FE-
MALE COLLEGE
L O G a TIoN

L o a TIoN N-HEALTHFUT.. No
dea h or serious illness since it was
founded in 1854. ACCEsSIBLE-O
Southern, G Il c.. and { " w G r
RS. (ULTURED-The center of Bap>
tist Schools in = c.. the former home
of the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary,
EQUYP M EN- TS-LARGE BUILU.
INGs separated from all other builds
ings, heated by CRATES and furnaces,
lighted by gas and supplied with hot
and cold water closets and bath looms
on each floor. Can have 75 bOarders.
Libraries, Laboratory, Calisthenics
Hail, Maps, Globes, Music Rooms,
New Bed Room Furniture, &c. Cons
servatories Of Music and Art. 4 Large
and Able FacultY-fOur male and ten
female teachers.
-WoRK-Thorough in
thirteen schools FARE-A hundant,
varied. well prepared. IN charge of
President and his wife, who d. not
own or lease the school but manage
il on salary. GOVERNMENT Paren-
tai. firm, kind, home-like.
a r T e " ID DANcE-D, ,uBLFD IN
four years. From best families.
r. RATEs-Low. For the accommo-
dations. the charges are very mCder-
ate in all departments. EAsY-Pay
ments may be made quarterly in ad.
vance. REDUCTION Where two cone
from one family, to The duught' r. "
all ministers.
OPENS Sept. 81 1898 FL. Cata~
,ogue. address. NJ M RILEY,
d d, PRIEST, G. G.eenv.lle. . G.
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If there is such Il thing as a
spoiled child, it always belongs to
a nelghbor.
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Savannah, Ga, Oct. 5.-Thc
Morning News correspondent at
brunswick wires this bare states
mcnt tonight:
"Martin Anderson, from Darieu
Ga, reports that eighty bodies
have been found on Buffers is
land. This runs up the total
deaths to 100"
Buticr's Island was populated
mostly by negroes.
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MOTHERS FRIEND

@My wife suffered more in ten min
utes with either Of her other two chill
dren than she did altogether with her
last, having previously used four bot
tles Of Mothers Friend 10 is q
blessing TO any ono expecting to be-
oe D<ussss,a st HOO erssnt By express on fsss,ps
- psses. VINE for boos oontsining tsstim oniais
end vsisasis ts7csnauea for al hothsrs. free.
he nspAssa Rsssiasss o., Ats.sa, oaA
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