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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-01
Proverbs for the Table.

Fast well, feast we'll.
Wv Sc cook fondles his fire.
Diplomacy lieth under the dish cover.
Discretion is the proper sauce for
cheese.
Let the doubling cook roast his fish.
Court the onion and flee the doctor.
4 bad dinner is often redeemed b. a
go salad.
nare b ef and well-cooked fish betray
WISE cook.
Fence hideth herself under the lid of
the sol-managed pot.
True economy in the household has
heaven for its banker.
Neither the nibbler nor the glutton
kno Neth the value of feast
He who eateth without drink buildeth
his well without mortar.
Drink milk and wine, bnt keep them wide apart,
Who joins their virtues will his stomach thwart
Eat like a hearty man.
Drink like sick one;
So may life's little span
Not be too quick run.
Tho Caterer
In the whole universe there are no
agents to work out the misery of the
soul like it's own fell pass ;ons. Not the
fire, the darkness, the flood, or the
tempest. Dr.. Deuey.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-01
Knew H9 Best.

At Il o'clock the other evening q man
and his wife, who were quarreling in
loud tones on Randolph street, were
aeeosted by an officer with the injunc-
ton 10 Keep quiet and he turned
to the nan and added:
See MS 10 me that YOU ought to do
your Fighting at home. >
Vel, i dol's 10 ne" was the
prompt rely. # .here's any fignting
to he tlore | want to come out hero
where I've got some chance - dodge
Ler .."-De.roit Free f's.ess.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-01
THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY,
How a C0achman Wins an Heiress.

VIII you tell me exactly what re1a-
tions exist between coachman and his
mistress?" ventured to ask.
He looked thoughtful for while,
and then said: Every naturally, a
slight intimacy, If can so express it,
must exist between them. For instance,
she will say to him. James, saddle nv
bay mare at in the morning, and come
along yourself on Kate, as I wish to go
tor gallop into the country. Promptly
at James is at his mistress cottage,
with his orders obeyed to the letter
Very frequently James is obliged 10
help my lady to the saddle. He catches
her tenderly about the waist, and Is
obliged to place her dainty foot in he
stlrrup, she II the meantime smil ltg.
not, perhaps, because James touched
her tiny foot, but because her Young
heart is leaplng with Joy at the propect
OF dash over the adjoining fields.
While riding, if she sees anything to
admire she will ask James his opinion
of it. james is bound to agree with
her, and, Of course, she IS pleased.
And SO it goes Oh til James has been
in her service for a year or two. bv
which time t5e intimacy between them
Is much greater III many respects than
that existing between my lady ana sou4e
OF her beaus
And is it in ,tlis way that love BE-
tween coachmen and Eeire8ses, which
aftetward resulted III elopements, be-
gam" I asked
Precisely" he replied; and then. by
way Of explanation, he said DO roa
think it ANYTHING so remarkable? Are
we net of the same botd aud nature Us
our mistresses? Tax one of tsese
coacssmen," he continu, d; that one.
for instance, pointing to q handsome
fellow ef splendid ph, ,sllue, ahont to
drive his team out Of the stable. is ne
not respectable, good looking, we'll
dres,e and educated? Yes, [ mean
educated, Tor he can speak several lam
guages. Would it be anything so very
strange If his lady We're to fall in 10,
with him, think ?"-Long Bra,tl.
etter.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-01
School BOARD.

Ernest Roger, president; w. 7. Martin
Superintendent and Secretary Numa Eiierf,
Acide Chauvin Felix Caillouet. Paul Meyer;
Francois D6ram6e, Charles j. Elliot, Paul
Scott, members.
IH!BopAUx BRIUGE COMMITTEES.
I. Zernott l.. y. Roth. ". p. Martin, j. L..
aacoin, Il. u. Mprvant. l.. j. TfosSair.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-01
CONSTABLES.

DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Nat M. l-vhos. Beary, o. Anthement
and j. r. ). Mire. ...x
Dist No, 2.-Thos. Barker, Oscar Anthe-
meut, g. j. Guidry. ,p,.
Dist. No. J.-L. j. Trosclair. j. l.. Leblanc
JJ, Tomassi.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-01

The Marietta City Schools will open
Monday, September 5, at $50 O'Clock.
Those desiring to enter pupils will call
at the office on September 1. ,. or 8.
from to 1890, and secure an admis-
sion ticket. Pupils who were condi-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-01
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Photographed,
Matters of Moment in City
Briefly ChronicIed.
EVENTS SEEN AND HEARD.
The Passing ThrOng, It'd Bits of
Social Occurrences, and
General Review.

Mr. W. S. Dodgen has rented the
Stephens dwelling on Cherokee street.
Hello, Central, who is the Shingle
MANI" Answer: Henderson.
Miss Lula Wiley, of Canton, is here
on visit to Miss Matte Garrison
Mrs. H. H Dorsey, of Scranton, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. Fred Morris.
Mrs. j S. Davis returned to her home
in Cave Springs Saturday.
When your boys get ready for suit,
go to FLORENCE BROS. Il Co
Next Monday the public schools will
reopen.
Mrs. j. Wilder Glover visited Macon
last week, returning Saturday
Miss Eva Gober, of Atlanta, is visit
ing Hon. A. $. Clay's family.
Hello, Central who's the Shingle
map?" Answer: Henderson,
Mr.. w. d. Anderson, of Macon, is
visiting his family here.
Mr.. James W. Legg. who has been
visiting his parents in Morrstown,
Tenn, returned to the city to-day
po,hox ca C:,,.
the best stock of Crockery in town.
We are agents for Deering Mowers
and Rakes' H.C. Dobbs Hardware Go
% q ,,ou o,4 +o.a1 go
than g. ENooH FAw.
The Marietta Telephone COMPANY is
figuring ON extending its line to Lest
MeSHt,aip,
"Hello is thot the CnntrsI9,, ..yas ],
well who is Hnnderson9j Answer.
He's the Single man"
Mrs G Dol,h. :. v;sit;,r hor
doughter Mr.. G ! Hood in Har-
monv Grove
MILE. Moore is reunirino and l,sI-
.a,,,i,ira-+ho r. II,... . ,,' No.
and ,tiIl nova into # in q fev, d.r,
WOOD! WooD loo cords OF seasoned
n'nIaS For 20 canfs. ono npnlo Los inad W." "
cents. Sd. RAMBo.
Please call 49,
w ,.,
window shades-from 1915 cts to $l.OO.
CARNEs Il GILBERT.
Mrs. George E. Keller and son. Mil
ton, returned Wednesday evening from
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
Col Fd Erav ;s rrpp;na ,o,,;ro
NV ','S
'ii'"ciiii'e '''"' l. saving 'iie nay lor 'le
me-
Inc olggest ana llneSt lot Oh Dewey
haer unIoadad in this town az Uondor
sons. Come while they are cheap,
Miss Blanche McCollum has returned
from Spring City. Tenn. accompanied
by Miss Susie Reed.
phopo 10 i +ho rI.oo 20 ,,o4 ,,,,,.
feed.
Snlond;d s+ore bouso an Chorol.oo
strait tor rant AnnIr 70 o'>'e
Viii p Srrpuvxs
Mis- I.,r. NoCoIlu,, who h,, ho,,
~,. ''''', Di''.'''' " 'i' mas 'ee',
Ill Oiicas" iol s"iiie 'iiiie' mas returned
home, accompanied by Miss Kate
stewart
Mrs. A. +. Murphy has returned from
Eldon, Iowa, where she has been visit
ing. Her son, Arthur, re-enters Bing-
ham Institute, at Ashville, n. G.
Henderson is HEADQUARTERS for the
Dewey ana Schley shingles, also
the "HobSon flooring. ceiling and
Notwithstanding
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-09-01

tionaliy promoted will stand their ex-
animation on Monday, September >.
Colored persons desiring to enter
pupils will call at the Office on Septem-
Der or 3, from 3 to ) 30
). V. SANFORD, Superintendent
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-17

4 Mimia0, 0til3C


tn cI n,l&,"ro $50 dc La CORiG9PON-
DGNt IA NH II 'ENTO lHCO lcch& . del CO.
f!Iehir Np1Iu a. M emtiao 1rmado Yor Mtmino
Otr%r, Ell g.. r0 iriate de @Acrir 4 i'el5onus
djGni"'m&' ~ eata Toh~'i"n 4uo eaton muy
ppt cuciu'e Gcl rununicnutO
COute7lamOs auHQus con lncJOr cstlIo QHe o
ol"pead' lrr q taIaulrto.
iiHhIu 'i ronllnlcantt: <lr tNJHrno".-
81 sr'ch INsilM0HouHnte su tempo los que 50
nUndo con a"- anliHuus NAL descn1penaas bre-
Ta+ o con IS" Wc'"h'l"n de ser !" cue On hlhgu-
ua partc pU0ltlnu ser, lhtenlaIi hombl'hr IN" CO.
hll%!nn 'i'H rer@nr to "a HmerlcHhos, Ia scgre-
G&Hiuu uGI esGNiIm+d0 baflIo ue Ia (elpa del
pGoblo q" tHWrdo.@
FN primer lefmlH0, sop0neAodQuo tl relni-
l!'o no 80" Ic f"Jafuo. pues uemtalaCo rec.hO-
rs.Ho7 Ia nohieza ser'ded de aqaoi!'a vcrluo8
p4l% no dsScSnArr lit hnJH eBfcrA dc lnsuitar
ourNbieHansnts val.tndoac DO un p7eu l6nimo.
tn scGuudH luGor la Constitution del Mu-
Nfip ipl" W & = "l''t' - icf@' 'jtrh lor lbs hWnifc:
sch5hl0a, con eAlo8 e pueblo, que We en- 81 nue.
F0 slstelHH que na ue hhlHIHarHe cu 81 palS, IA
MHcfte 4eI c0cI4ui9bN'
GDu!en tUI0 III mayor pFeYA ca eale pueblo
y q'ien Tue anus tUncs'"'
Tene Ia raGhr" Of sohor Mlmiho, Otirac.
O'ro P1rI"io Ell ei que Sc reVolNn las condlcln-
mes IHBistA teI co"Unicantc' &94 qWehca tal A-
den tNe'0n 0Qn J"igc .'rd, doh I-ulS de Gems,
coma aiaila H'EIds oTe, uoh ADJ" SANTOS,
d"ha Jna"Ih@ con" N"ncopcl9h HcEc yo' l-o-
ftn1o IHNoEa o'ros cue por 81 solos pagan Ias
H!et27 octeyG' p"rtc. dc Ia contMDuc1on mum
cp&i M oe t"o ei tueoI9 .ensSl 10 sO
gul0hd "e que re colsesUlila lAj pfetehsl01'"
L|eH' caro- 6ut"cfata; Pero las estIm@oic8
per6p.18 que SehatHI5 no pueGch p'oleider III
IUil@u IucIoH uo csc AuhIclol0, por Ia poderoS1
faIoh Ge GUe nl"&oh@ oc eIs9 es Veslna te /"
Ielna' J eI 6eB1hdo el que lndlrhl3 no es III pro
pie'aIi" "&''cV1" GIL o7l" IMlaalccioh, pueS 300
SO ~ roHooe coiHo htFe""JtHTio de uIl" Hl!cn'
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las Raffas de un tIrGno one quere inponer su
voluntad In de qnien no le quierc, teniendo
cad& cual derecho ptnsar como meJor lie plaZ-
ca, e5 noble y docorosG es propender al pro-
greso y la civilization que aspra todo pueblo Z
cultO.
E4prlnir 4 un pueblo propender su ruina,
destruction YcnNlccimiento por conveniencias
particuIarcs fines ba,tardos ruines concupis- \
ccneius..., ,Juzgue el pals sensato!
Don hantiaGo We've os conoce muy d fondo
y nos conoce; 4 es hijo dc la Ceiba como tai
SO le quicre, E conOco vusstra historic politica
Y sAba los derroteros donde guiasteis la nave. 4
a5l "OmO lu5 mares por d0ndo navcgaba. Ell sa-
be tambiGn que calnbando csc buque de capitAn,
como c0uburA, marchar& por otros rumbos con
los yi.ntos houaucibles Go la libertad, que han.
lie sopar 4 los que no Sc adapta vuestra apo
craciA.
- ga, lc incumbira nadie que cada due
10 dc 81 casa haga en- ella 10 que mcjor le plaz-
ca mucho mas cuando trata del bcnestar de su
GamIia? GIInbrasc vi5to pretcnsi6n mas absur-
da mas dCscnirCnada sOlerbla?
va vucstras &lOras v0aron. va no teneis
prostlltos con quicnes contar porque, lnJurlados
uqucllos con Quicno5 coptabai5 para vuostro en-
%TAndccimiento, como premio vuestlos servi-
clos, os tlencn. ldstlmG.
NIofarse de una sociedad que NADIA os aJfa-
dece i quicn respetu todo hombre digno, ESQ
no ticne calificativo possible,
IorunamOs eSta para nOsOrOs cnOJOsa con-
ticndn In que nos ha obligado yuestro vejami-
nos" proccder, rogandOOs no pr0sigais. pues en-
10 sucCgiY0 daremOs 81 silenciO por repuesta.
Ccibs, Septiclnbre 10 de 1893
GulleMno Bird y Leon, Telesforo Ramirez
y Mcndc2. Juan 4. Luccro, Juan ]. Caro- Cue
ira, MaXimino Morales Torres Jose G. Lucero,
lIodulfo Rivera, Rosendo Rivera, Francisco
Melcndez Duchesne, Enrique Rinc6n Plumey,
SalustiWo Melendez Alelendez
e. muy cierto cuanto he dicho refcrente .f,
instrumental de la Banda de este pueblo. Sc
panic los scnores Vela Penedo,
BayamGn, Septembre de 1S98 T. G. Otero
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= HSs. eF"sH.7" 4As'~sn of tOh''V o"feso 90
fundamento Ia tai oon'praci6n, pero melo
ssra que oomlsncen DO nuevo Las sotiguas
suspicaciaa Que tantisimo ca1o hicieron L
Puerto Rico.
+Ts Todos los derendicntfa del comor'
oo poncsGo han celebrate una rsunioa con
objeto de pc',,' 81 A'osfio qua IS oioTan las
tlerdea los dool.oso', w q1c c'a arrCBo J.
i3e oo''umbr'' '@''.oaoas, F'r9ansascap
ab'"ftas On lae ialaAs d'19 IYsuI"@.
a"# ~ hn 'a Iianfsrt@ e'>a Losh'a Il.
9sta lmtrl.Ish4' i" h"Fo dc :raadiei~a
utllldad en- los nao'a'"bcs eo'ls'es: Un sD.o.
eionaTio ecoo@m''2' - -oa.'e o o'a5iaaFa~
bile ndmors 10 yo.ss la laa Hsaais4 co's4.I.
tsa en- e. lQ.o:ta iaa... La ii. N6lo - IA
Ia pr2nonciscl@a "4Hr"4iaa.,..' ds Ia9 r=la r.
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= pa.ainro, ,I,aa.:. A. 81 zano, at.
paGoI eiJonfa N-ifrsd..a t;ssr ,,sa ~ fo,-
81 Ftsrsl Dc H,ns0,. S,,,c Il f.l,rr 4. m
atpaua de Ia cycu47ra Ia Nra,sot,. to,|ss lys
faniIis. nni;ant... vs. t,r...I.'~ ~ :,+"r;r
En- Madrid, 1as pe:s2...s Q3s tovtap Ia ocs,
tuMbfG C3 X IT, .i8 ',.1 2'j01 da VsraNO 4
dist;rtoe ruht,s d.! Msji,. ~ tncn v I.l Al
lautic2, no s@!i.ro, oste Alj, 4. Is villa =
corte.
~. Kin ol voror f:s.n..s sWa:h.nR.c..
que 2ar06 aver f.. .,a5. r5-...., rrsitd' sy.
hqrc6 con rrrnla l. ia parf,,,,o II noronal
Je Estado Maqor DOR J.sn Ca,3d CIR g9I
10 gu familis.
-. Ii Janta Aoxj,isr da ly. 80 -
Conlsrfo ha solicjta 10 nr1rrana sA ~
60 dc les gastoa osroearic. g '-A ~ 'A'''
f&csr 81 dstrito de CagQo5,
~ Aver fueron ,,:n:-,". .-c@,-o' T..a a !ns
poooi6n de policfa J. +"',' ,t1 1'. oo'S 'l'I
ohez y Marcos n ts' P0. l'"" os'';.; "@'."s;o
Juan Garofs:, r.5 ''S't-' S 'S.' '".'P-' 'I- a.
Martinez, )' '"A' - '"''''' &" % S''" -
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BilIaias dol CAME Dc Pusfto-Rico
or O Y PZATA
de todas naciones compran
Y Venden
CERECEDO, HMs. COMP. ~

Sc da$ga Va1aT en- % E,p.h' en- aron;.aI. lsviI.
de OWE 10, Santa N2.ina d9 Ia Vega, calle
de Ia aatigna, una casa nun 8, altos bajos,
de maraposto5i3, cub;e}ts de loss, con su
corral tapialo y oasa DC hofno para elaborar
pan, cpblerta t3mbi6a Dc loea con su antoja.
na alberta al Sur ecu Ia qYa constituye un
500 fonao dc c4bi1s dc dog Areas junto la
CASA por el Norte con su huerta ccroada de-
pare Alta &c oahi.Ia dc treia;a aeis areas
saacH.' &icto s:rtisrsas dtHtiualaa labran'
sss con otra antojana 81 csicnto y otrss por'
clones De terra compa2staa de doa cuerdas
maa q laeuos. Fl q1o intcreso compfarla
3llijase Fa ,!ueIIa Amala Gonzalez, vhlda
de la Tore. Ciulad de Iiau1acao, Puerto
h,c0. 30-1e
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COUNTY HOSPITAL "souNceRS.
Peculiar Duties Of Two Employees Of the
Institution.

Two of the most faithful employees OF
the big ook county hospital are the
men who meet the i'll or the wounded in
the reception room n bear them ten
derby on a wheeled litter to the wards.
Another of their duties is to carry to
the morgue the dead after the trained
nurses have wrapped the bodies in
winding sheets. on account of the lat
ter duty the men are known to the pa
TENTS as the "bouncers." And the man
is pretty sick who when one of these
officials ppears is not able to arise in
his cot and ask OF his neighbor in a
whisper: Who's gone now?"
AT the AleXian Brothers hospital the
nurses are all brothers in religion. Most
OF them come direct from Germany and
upon arriving in this country are first
sent TO the orders hospital in st. Louis.
They are out of the world and they care
nothing for IL and to them st. Louis
and Chicago are the only places on
earth. save their far-off homes in the
fatherland. They are kind and atten-
tive nurses. But when one Of their pa
tents passes ava and another patient
inquiries about IL the invariable reply
of the brothers is:
Yes. poor fellow, he's gone to st.
Louis"
Which fate is TO the average Chicago
a sick or well, a pretty dire propo-
~itlon.
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plunceas. FORTUNE AND FAME.
Last Half Century Records Many sud
den Jumps Into Prominence.


While London has her p%lungers. and
Mr.. Hooley is the n mcet in public
view because OF the scandal connected
with his failure. this country Is not
without her own array.
The failure and oight OF Cattle King.
Gillett is in present evidence. -Four
years ago he was an employe at a prai-
RE railway station. A year later he
was a power in the livestock market.
one year more and he controlled II. A
few months ago his liabilities exceeded
his considerable assets by $1,000 600.
This has called forth a considerable
criticism in the English press, which
asks the United States to adopt more
conservative methods OF business TO
check these fy-by-night fortunes.
which tend to impair credit In Great
Britain. Four years. however. may be a
long time In a mans life In Europe as
in this country. General Lord Kitchen
err made his career In a shorter time.
and rose from a stan officer to emlnence
by one brilliant campaign. Sir Thorn
as Upton made his first million In one
year speculation In tea. Sir George
Newnes n Mr.. Harmsworth secured
fame and fortune In almost as BRIEF
a period. and many netanc familiar
enough to Americans can be cited from
the other side.
III us Nh'A' - oA1' 1900
ever heard of william j. Bryan four
years before his nomination for the
presidency? Only two years 8 TO
person knew Judge Day, who has now
secured n historic niche among states
men. Within three years u. 5. Grant
passed from a clerkship In a country
store to the command OF the Federal
army Of more al 100000 men. aud
every city and town furnishes examples
OF a career whose permanent footing
has been established within periods OF
like approximate length. The condi-
tions which permit these rewards-al-
though they may embrace the Hooieys
and the Gilletts-are vital to American
life. They offer the Incentive to effort
and promise its rewards. 10 Is true In
England as Il Is here. and IL is well Tat
Il should be so. although II may lave
its occasional drawbacks.-Philsdelphia
Tines.
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A Courageous Animal.

In North America one of the larg-
est of the easel family IL the fisher"
very large. long furred polecat, liy-
ing mainly by the waterside, and. like
many others of the tribe. very partial
TO fsh. IL weighs about 10 pounds and
it's long. richly colored fur is exported
in great quantities to different parts
of Europe. though not often used in
this country. A trapper fisher" will
any one who comes within
reach of the trap chain. when free
will beat of any dog OF twice Its size.
But perhaps the most striking example
of the courage OF the smaller species
yet recorded Is that known by n small
variety OF jungle cat known as the
fishing cat. which. though no relation
to the Canadian fisher" is quite cour-
ageous. One OF these. which was kept
in a menagerie. broke through n the
next cage and there attacked and
killed a leopard which was three times
its own size.
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lie mar and 4 member OF an old family.
his hoetess excrted herself to entertain
him.
W. should be glad 10 have the pleas
ure % your company at dinner" she said
as nc was leaving: "the Hawaiian COM
missloners are to be with US"
Friday came. and the commission.
Shortly before the hour for dinner the
butler oxcitedly entered the room. "Theys
n regiment G. soldiers. mum, outside"
"No doubt In honor OF the commission
ers; I viii tell them"
Just then the lieutenant was
when you arc ready" he said. II will
have the men march to their places In
formation"
why" aid the hostess. what mem"
"Irs my company" was the reply. "all
bot ten. but they're very sorry. but they
couldn't come"