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TROOPS SENT As YET.
! o!,he sheriff Of LuReyna County
Unanswered.

III. sheriff Of Lusevne County
Unanswered.
tIToS. Pa. Sept. 21.-The re.
Isacrla Harvey that troops be
..zerue county IL still imam.
III, II j, almost certain none
sa, there until there are fur.
lN.opments requiring their serv.
entire liaz.e,on region is very
u marches or disturbances hav.
teu.rei anywhere during ;ae
g. morning.
ca J. L. Harvey was seen in re-
BIS request for state help The
sa!i IL had tclcgraphcd the gov.
10! national Iuardsmcn in any
p that the chief executive in his
ea; deemed best to preserve or.
TIE situation is getting critical.
F. Ae also had a long talk with
Faos Stone over the telephone, in
Ae explained the entire situation
ay he had made the request FOX
lae sheriff told him that he
faaied al 50 many places in the
\ = Protect life and property that
impossible to DO everywhere.
May tod tho governor that the
pa was getting beyond his con.
Faa suggested to him that two
puts would lc sufficient to pre-.
[0rlnr
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'-'r' i.o"e 9iachar. William Ican
Curzon-Howe) is dead
Inc f'r islands are taking steps j.
icderaie WITH New L a4ana
General tcwart H. Woo ford. for.
hef niAhia:e. 10 ;. an. was married "a
Hiss isssbel Hnhso4 ii Aew lor., CITY
"Wednesday
Judge Gonaor has been nominated
by the Republican Convention of the
Tenth Iowa a.s,r.ct a. the successor of
Senator. Elect Doliver III the lower
house.
Judge Iamson OF Cleveland has
handed down u decision in 1avor OF
John ID. Rockefeller in the $1,000, ,OOt
SUIT brought against the latter by Cap
tain James Corrigau.
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lAEEf. MEN WOUNDED.

"''od.hcd In the Lack anna Ne.
'h a' "a Result Of the strike.
NroN, "a. Sept. 27.-The first
'aea which may be tnid TO the
y 'he miners in the LAckawanna
- reported from Sibley. a min.
'''rli'ent at the foot of the noun.
va Forge township. about six
aohA scranton. Three men were
wv ~ the row. in which about 20
- sAo'e We're fired. The partici.
were al Italians and got into IA
'"e roadway near Barbcrton.
ns ), Were drawn by several and
wy patt!e was over three men
soSh IN the road. one SO badly
a mat DR.. Timlin has little
~ his recovery.
s"'he situation throughout the
wanna valley remains practically
Fn'' u' the Lackawannn company
w., =. "' lour washeries without
aea. ao4 lhls company is believed
\ lively w. preparing to get one Of
bp,. .'"hers III operation by mar.
b., '1'Acleht mon willing to work
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[,r,,,ia Troops Find 1t Dull
trk Keeping Guard in
| strike Regions.
.,,h;nr to DO and Are BE.
|, inpatient to Return
| 10 Their Homes.
,,.t;on Is Steadily Resolv,
,,..,f Into a Battle
Of Endurance.

p,,IA. Sept. 27.-Affairs in
4. rsaon are very quiet The
s,ll cncamped ON tbs hills
.mo,,.n. bu, they have nothing
od, and the men are bccom.
In.,en, to get back to their
sheriff lIarvey's effort to get
i ,e.lments Of militiamcn
,.-,s county on the plea tha
(-,bs,, are getting beyond his
l.. nm, far been denied by
| s,5ae. aud the events ~ the
L. aplear to justify the gov
E NJ. at,l,ude. President Mitch.
! strikers union, aided by hi.
IT,. i, making every effort tc
t. ss ,1I,. men to refrain from
!. r. ,re,,ass, as he fully realize.
H. s,fecr If an outbreak that
|nsrps..iate the sending OF sol.
The IiAz.eion region.
.1e. claim gains but reliable
,c.l,,d here indicate that mat.
i a, = ,lamdstill. with the bat,le
Euraucc progressing steadily.
men at linzleton nrc idle by
hen, ,ending u vote Oh the ques.
accepting or rejecting the Ctfcr
ky ,Ae .irn.
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Tire. progressive nations Of the world
are he great food consuming nations
Good food we'll digested gives strength
II you cannot digest sll you eat. you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests
what you eat. You need not diet your
self. 1t contains all OF the dlgestants
combined with the best known tonice
and reconstructives. 1t Will even digest
all classes OF foods in u bottle. No other
preparation will do this. 1t instantly
relieves and quickly cures oil stomach
troubles.
Cook & ODEE
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New YORK. Sept. 27.-Tammany
Hall has settled the programme for tho
Bryan Meeting to be held at Madison
Snuare Garden Oct. III. Edward NJ.
Shephard Of Brooklyn will preside and
addresses will be made by Messrs.
BRYAN and Stevenson and by Messrs.
Stanchfield and Mackey. the Demo-
cratic candidates for governor and lieu
tenant governor. Mr.. Bryan will then
speak from stand at Twenty-thlrd
street and Madison avenue AMI .lnme-
diatcly after at Cooper Union.
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ROOSEVELT AT DENVER.
Candidate for Vice Freside"' """e'
Eleven Speeches During ~" DAY.

candidate for Vice President Makes
Eleven Speeches During tho Day. !.
DENVER, Sept. 27.-The heavy speci"l
train Of Governor Roosevelt p'i's'
arrived in Denver mt o CLOCK. Az 'no
station tho New York Govenor was
met by about 100 veterans OF the span,
ish. American war in uniform ana
mounted and was escorted to the Brown
Palace hotel where supper was proVioeo'
Three evening meetings had m oern .ns .s,
signed. the first at Coliseum nan; .ne .
second ut the Broadway theater' an" 'ne
third at the capitol grounds. on "c.
count Of the rain the open air mee''ns
was abandoneI. In addition 10 'ho -
sneeches which Governor Rooeveit nla"o
during the day ho had conslderao'e "a, -,
.cutive business to attend too, being "H
the time in close touch with the eAecu,
tive Office at Albany. both by wire anu
bv mail
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HOME FOR KRUGER.

Roer Sympathixers Invite Him to Come
to the United states.
CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Boer sympathiz-
ers from all parts Of the United States,
representing various pro-Boer move.
ments and organizations met here and
formed a National American Transvaal
league. The delegates voted that an
invitation Oh behalf Of the American
Boer sympathizers be extended to Pres
ident Paul Kruger to visit this country
and in the event Of being exiled from
his country by action of the British
government. to make the United States
his home.
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Ecveridgc at ChIcnvo

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Senator A,hor.
a. Leveridge of Indiana was the chief
speaker at Republican mass meetino
which was held III the Auditorium nnd.r
", ane auspices OF the Marquette club
mere was great desire to hear tho
senator and early in the aay ali of ,ho
'.c"c's that had been prepared for adj.
mission. had been given away and
hundreds Of people were admitted 10
'he nail after tie Ticket hold, 5 Lad
taken their seuts
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BOER OFFICIALS SAIL.
Several Leave Lourenxo Marques on II
G;ermSn steamer Herzog.

Deveral Leave LourenHo Marques on the
GcrmSn Steamer Herzog.
LoURENZo MARQUES, Sept. 27.-The
German steamer Herzog. which sailed
for Europe during the day. had among
her passengers the Transvaal postmaster
general, Van Alphen; the assistant Sec
retary OF state. Grobler; the state treas.
urer. Malherbe, and large quantity Of
bar gold.
The railroad from Delagoa bay is TO
be open for traffic soon.
LONDON. Sept. 21.-The Daily Mail
has the following dispatch from Lou.
renzo Marques:
Heavy fighting is reported across the
Sabier river. This means that the
British are intercepting Steyn and
Reitz, who with their forces are attempt.
ing to push northward and affect a
junction. The commando is said to be
surrounded near Petersburg.
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Moh~ Are Busy Near Canton.

NEW YORK. Sept. -,.-A dispatch to
The Herald from Hong Kong says: y
mob destroyed the Catholic church at
Toksahang, few miles from Canton.
and afterward desecratei the American
BAPTIST mission graveyard Rowdies
also destroyed the american i'resby.
terian church. Just out-lde Canton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-27
GREAT NORTHERN EARNINGS.
Annual Report shows an Increase of
About $4,000. 900.

Annual Report SHOWS An IhcSeesc ~
About $4,000. 900.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-The annual
report Of the Great Northern for the
last fiscal year shows an increase Of
eS.Sss, ,3S5 in gross earnings on the
main lines, but n decrease OF $S92, 403
in earning Of proprietary companies.
Net earnings increased 81, 2S6. .O57 and
the total income gained 1898. 75O.
Fixed charges decreased $500. 294, but
dividends paid OH Great Northern stock
were x2.557, IA larger than in 1899, the
final surplus being 5000. l6O. against
ki. 5o2, $50 in 1899.
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Abandoned by the Boers.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-Lord Roberts re.
ports that General Ian Hamilton found
MT the Crocodile river, near Hector
spruit. l3 guns, including several lost
by the British. They were mostly de.
stroycd
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PREMIER MARCHAND DEAD.

Prominent Quebec . olitician Passes Away
After IL Lirgrring Illness.
MONTREAL. Sept. 21.-Fclix Mar
chand, premier of Quebec. died during
the night.
Mr.. Marchand. who was IS wears old.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-09-27

Allen Halverson Of West Prairie. Wis,
says: People come ten miles to buy
Foley's Kidney Cure" while J. A. Spero,
OF Helmer, Ind. Gays: 1T is the medi-
cal wonder OF the age
CHRIS. SCHuTZ
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region all locomotives on the ShamoL;n
.'s.on ;. oi the Philadelphia and Read.
lug railroad are burning bitum,nons
oo"l. ihey have used hard cool nj.
most exclusively heretofore
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shipments Failing ON.

lN,t SHlStuS Ou.
knra@ :" @" "a, Sept. 27.-The pros.
l1el, ''' coal shipments over the
d l,D p.'a and Reading road will
kspa, ~ carloads daily, one fourth
hr.n, ,'n' The company is now
kna. - lay off some Of the men at
ktbe a' i. Shops at different points
ksnonll me hundreds OF them will
! ucca ' us the tie up becomes
Nm sSiui and coal trains are
- cut Of service.
Ayor '"g hitsminous Coal.
|oi tho ~, y "a. Sept. 27.-As q re.
s'rike in the anthracite coal
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-02-03

Nr. and Mrs. Ellis Braud have
issued cards inviting friends and
acQuaintances to be present at the
marriage Of their daughter, Virginia
A. to Mr.. Henry Victorin Toups.
which will take place Tuesday even.
ing, February 18th, at half past four
O'Clock, st. Joseph's Catholic Church,
this place.
The groom is son Of the late
Felicien Toups, and y now and has
been for some years . gentlemanly
and oblIging clerk 10 the large hat
and shoe store Of Messrs. Ellis
Braud's Sons. He 10 an industrious
young man Of irreproachable charac.
ter and esteemed and respected by
all who know him. The bride. elect
10 Q modest, unassuming young
lady, Of an amiable disposition and
agreeable manners with . large circle
Of friends and we'll vishers.
The SENTINEL congratulates the
young couple 10 advance upon the
approaching event.
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High Handed Measures,

The Board of Contest of Kentucky
which tried the contest for the
governorship decided by vote of 10
to ! 10 favor Of Goebel for governor
and OF Beckham for lieutenant
governor. Taylor, the Republican
eontestee for governor aud acting
governor at once proclaimed martial
law, and arbitrarily declared the Iegis
lature adjourned to meet on Feb. 6,
at London. Armed men forcibly
elected Legislators from the Capitol
and prevented them from assembling
anywhere else 10 Frankfort
A majority Of the legislature has
declared Goebel and Beckham elected
and the Chief Justice of the supreme
cOurt has sworn in GOebel % Cover
nor and Beckham as Lieutenant
Governor. Goebel has appointed
another commaDder-in chief of the
militia, and issued . proclamation
commanding the armed men 10
Frankfort to disband and return to
their homes.
An armed clash 10 imminent and
Kentucky is on the brink of civil
war. The Democrats are determined
to maintain their rights against the
acts of usurprtion Of Taylor and his
gang with armed forcs, II necessary.
The Republicans, 1t is said, rely on
federal interference. Truly, the
situation in Kentucky today reminds
one Of the turmoil in Louisiana in
the seventies.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

Deafness Cannot Bs Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the disease portion Of the EAR.
There Is only one way to cnre deaf
ness, and that is BY constitutional
remed e.. Deafness Is caused by an
infamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachlan Tube. When
this tube gets in6amed you have q
rumblin2 sound or imperfect hearing.
and when it is entirely closed deaf
ness il the result, and unless the in
fanmatiOn can be taken out and this
tube gestored to its normal condition,
bearing Will be destroyed forever;
nine cascs out Of ten are caused by
cata1rh, which is nothing but an 10.
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for sny case Of Deafness caused BY
Ca'arrii) ihst cannot he cured by
Halls Cstatrb Care. Send for circu
lars, free.
j, CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggist, 75c
Halls Family pills are the best.
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Nls. ZEPHIRIN Tours.


Mrs. Celeste Amelina Gaud6, beloved
wife Of Zephirin Toups . prominent
citizen Of the 7th ward died at her home
Thursday morning at 3 O'Clock, sged
20 years, z months and Is days,
after Q short illness
The deceased was . member of the
large and respected Claude family aud
WAS the mother Of . large family
over which she reigned - q
queen even though most Of her
children had gone forth from the
parental roof. and settled 10 life.
She and her beresved husband had
lived together . long congeuial
conjugal life, living exemplars OF the
happiness Of . welI-mated coupla.
The funeral took place yesterday
at St Joseph's Church at 10 O'Clock
and the large attendance present
testified 10 what high regard and
esteem the deceased Was heid by .
large circle Of acquaintances.
The SENTINIL extends it, warmest
sympatLy to the bereaved husband
and children In the hour Of their
affliction.
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Notice..

The annual meeting Of the Stock
hOlders Of the Bank of l.afourcle, at
Thibo'laux. La, will be held at the
Office Of the Bank on Monday. Feb
ruary 18th 1900 ut 4:30 O'clOck D.
m. The meeting Is for the purpose
Of eIecting eleven directors To serve
for the ensuing year and to transac,
such other business as may appear
before said meeting.
X. J. BRAUD,
2S-3t Cashier.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
ns KID Yog Have Mw,ys bsQght
s'ss:s.': s::s: -: :s &kZSE<

Dr.. Paul T. Thibodaux and wife.
estimable residents of the PhiIadel
phia Point peighborhood, were bles-
sed with An addition to their house.
hold circle last Monday morning in
the form Of . sweet baby girl, Who
comes ~ . welcome companion fos
their little con. The Chief is graft.
fed to be able to report that mother
and daughter are doing we'll. Don.
xldsonville Chief.
The SENrIsEL congratulates Mr..
and Mrs. Theophiie Thibodaux upon
this addition 20 the list OF Their
grandchildren.
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HERE IS A SAVING FOR YOU.
White envelopes SO for 6c Good
note paper 6 sheets for lc. Stat.
fords Ink 2 bottles for &c. Pens &c.
doz. Lead pencils 1c. States pen
ellis 5 for 1c. Table Tumblers 2 for
&c. Genuine "Bostoa" Carriers 2Oc.
Tooth Brushes, Combs Soaps. Face
Powders, Perfumes, all at &c.
THE "VARIETY."
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The SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt Of the Items Almanac and
Political Register for the present
year, for which Il returns thanks.
The annual 10 . very complete refer.
ence book Of useful local and general
Information, and will prove q handy
volume for every body. To be had
for 25 cents by addressing The City
Item, 1886 Camp street, New Orleans.
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0AO TOR RxAs
:..:.. :::.:.: :..:@'A 4; J: =: !::c ''s''
''.:'" "&AeMr

In another column will be found
the card of Mr.. John 8. Barker
announcing himself for justice of
the peace Of the 4th ward, and that
Of Mr.. Clemy N. Hargis - a csndi-
date for constable of the same ward.
These gentlemen are we'll known
citizens Of the 4th ward, and submit
their elaine to the Democratic prim-
ary Of the 18th inst
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Mr.. J. SEVERN Foret and Miss
Laura Marie Louise Foret were
married last Thursday week 10 New
Orleans. Mr. Foret has . large
circle Of friends here. and 10 we'll and
favorably known. He IL . con ol
Mrs. Jus.ilien Forct, former owner OF
the Coulon plantation, and new
residing IN our midst The bride is
the charming daughter Of Mrs.
Zephirin Foret, of New Orleans.
The SENTINEL extends its congratu-
lat'ons and best wishes TO the young
couple.
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Card Of Thanks.

The undersigned desires 70 express
his profound appreciation of the
gifts of HunOlt's Sermons and stoIr
presented to h'm by friends aod
school mates of ThibOdaux.
Rev. FRANCIS BADHAUX.
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Messrs. Adrien Roger and Max.
Dupre, the two c0nstables for this
End ward, announce themselves as
candidates far their respective Off ,es,
subject To the Democratic primary OF
February l9tt. These two gentle
meu are now filling acceptably the
Office to which they aspire. and they
will no donbt receive . good support
from the Democrats Of the ward.
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Mrs. r Albert the obliging pro-
prietress of the Schrevet Hotel
desires the travelling public to know
that che h prepared to furnish meals
at oil times, from . sandwich or .
cup Of bot cofiee 70 the most recher-
che dinner. The hotel 10 connected
by phone with Thibodaux and Hou-
ma, and orders Can be given when
YOU leave either town to be served
ca arrivsl at Schriever. Hotel service
excellent
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the ordi nation at ot. Jossph'a
ChaYch.

(The following account of the receu,
ordination at St Joseph's Church
for prepared for our last Issue, was
inadvertently omltted)
Last Sunday, the Catholic Church
was the scene of q most Impressive
and UNUSUAL Ceremony, consisting il
the raising t tn, priesthood Of . yoM 4
man, born and bred in this town
After uine yeArs Of study. two oi
which w,re spent 10 Italy, Rev.
Francis Badeaux had the good
fortune. last Sunday. of receiving the
Sacrament Of Holy Orders from the
hands Of Right. Rev. G. A. Rouxel,
Auxiliary Bishop Of New Orleans,
who came from his home 70 perform
the ceremony as . special favor to
the young candidate for the sacersiotai
tiguity.
The weather was ideal in its love-
iines3 sud TINS fact, coupled with
the extraordinary solemnity Of the
occasion, aud the universal est ,em
in which the young Levite 10 he'd
in the community combined to bril- z
out an immense coucourse Of people,
not only from our own parish, but
from other portions of the State.
As the ceremoniss we're very
lengthy. no sermon was preached.
The Bishop celebrated Ponti6cal
high Macs, being attended BY Rev.
A. Dubourg - the Deacon of Honor,
and by Rev. E. A. vigroux, - the
Deacon Of the Mass, Rev. Father
Ravoire as the Sub-Deacon and
Father John Massardier - the
Master Of Ceremouies
At the conclusion Of the services,
the newly ordained priest gave his
blessing to his family and TO the
whole congregation.
Do Monday morning, Father
Badeaux celebrated bis nrst Mase,
and he had evidently mastered every
detail OF the Ritual, for he went
through the ceremoni.s like veteran.
At this Mass, every member Of his
family, who was Of an age to do 20
received Cummuni0n at the han Il of
Father Badeaux.
The SFNTINEL extends its Warmest
congratulations to Father Badeanx
o0 his promotion to the noble calling
which he has adopted, and trusts
that he may long live to perform the
duties of his sacred ministry and for
the god Of religion and the spread
ing of Gods kingdom on earth, and
the salvation Of souls. We coogrst-
ulate the Parish Of Lafourche 90 the
signal honor reflected upon It BY the
ordination Of the 6rst of it, sons to
embrace the priestly state.
Tie initial number Of z1e Weekly
Watekmax. edited by U-car L. Alphs,
an experienced journalist, and pub
lished at Franklin. La. lies before ~.
The new weekly is q model OF neat.
ne-s and literary excellence, and the
SENTINEL extends tn it 1.-The glad
hand of good fellowship
The Watchman is inde,,endent =
democratic. and, il We may judge OF
its future course by its first splear.
ance, it will serve q useful purpose
in the journalistic field.
1t announces its support of Messrs.
N. J. Foster and 8. d. McEnery for
the United States Senate.
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Ths Katie C.bA Currie Chapter
U. d. e., will give their dance on
February 7th, at the Corde Opers
House Napoleonville. All those
who were invited to their dance
which was to have taken place o0 the
5th inst, are again earnestly request
ed to be present This will be the
first bail Of the season and We bave
10 doubt that It will be . grand
snccess.
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We have been requested by the
ioups and Pitre families to say that
they return their sincere thanks to
all who rendered assistance in their
sore trial and sffliction during the
illness and upon the death Of Their
dearly beloved departed member, the
late Mrs. Louis Toups.
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The WiuberIy,tes held . meeting
OF their committee last Saturday, and
called convention to nominate State
ticket for February 5th, oneday ahead
Of the Herwlg. Howell convention.
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Bayou LafOur he is rising The
Louisiana has resumed her regular
trips between L0ckport aud Donald
sonville. The Steamer Ch,ckssaw
made her 6rst trip Of the season down
the Bayou last Thursday.
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District attorney L. c. NOISE, OF
Houma. was here Wednesday and
Thursday looking into the state OF
criminal business pending before
court He returned home Thursday,
sfter d'sposing of such business as
claimed his attention.
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We have beeu requested u an
nounce that there will be . requiem
mass in st. JOseph's Church on
Tuesday next at 9 o'clock for the
repose OF the souls Of the deceased
members of st Joseph's choir.
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CA AOToRTA.
s..nA. Hm Kind 70. Ia. !.:r s''G''
s''.:;'" g &zZzM<
A Change Of Management.

The management of the Strangers
HnieI has passed Into new hands.
Nr Peter Fey who ran 1t during to-
past year has given up bis e.-p, a d
Mr. Jake Levy is now manager, with
Mr. G. p. Ausiet q clerk.