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Try Aliens Foot-Ease,

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II you have smarting feet or tlgh,
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Trial package FREE. Address, Aller
$. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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Remarks the tAbbeville) Meridional:
After six months of effort. the Re
publicans achieved a platform which
was promptly repudiated from Que
esd Of the county to the other by
the Republican press, and which it is
now claimed was foisted upon them
by shenanigan. TINS will do to tell
Republican discipline is too good to
permit anything Of the kind to be
done. The Republicans are simply
frightened by the unexpected scorn
heaped upon their "non-glitterlng"
generalitles and are trying to hedge.
That is all there 10 to the Quigg
howl.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY,

LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm Of F.
j. CHENEY & Co., doing business in
the City Of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, aud that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
CArARRB that cannot he cured by
the use Of HALLS CArARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
in my presente, this 9th day OF
December, A. d. 1886.
(~l A. W. GLEASON,
J sEALf Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nalIy. and acts directly on the blood
aud mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
'-v""NNv g. 90, Toledo, D.
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Ckille without medicine. II it fails
SSs.eaa your money. 1900 to back our
.le sure preventative. II your
go not keep the DIR. King Chill
Me DR.. KING CHILL PAD Co.,
we ngret to learn that death has
~ the home of Mr.. L. A. Bellan.
q he 4th ward, last Satu rdsy,
sAimsd a. its own, his little son,
aged only 2 years.. 3 months
Sldaya The funeral took place
= Ssuveur church on Sunday,
- sth 10 the afternoon.
= Sentinel extends sympathy to
esaved parents.
=. - Father Tessier, the jealous
M . owed pastor Of the church of
Dame de Prompt Secours,
.ss LETT this week, accompa-
he sister, for Canada, his
~. hed Father Tester intends
: n short stoppages on the way
: y = e'aaali and Detroit, and expects
neat until October.
= esopped in on US to leave ne
- 10 have the SENTINEL
Nm, 10 be desired, he said,
snw :Ae home news during his ab
rsrre Brsaux, Of ward 10, the
~ slscted oyster commissioner
~ Wednesday to take the
asy steps to enter upon the
's Of the functions Of his
s-eeg other items of news Mr.
iaformed tha. our two highly
80 citizens Of the 10Th ward,
Ellie Ducos and Francois
=. we're to leave Yesterday
~, 'lA Q II te'. 49,, ,hoir
~
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At q meeting held on June 3Oth
of the Mildred Lee Chapter the
U. ID. G., the following resolutions
were adopted;
Ist. Resolved: That we, the un-
tied daughters of the confederacy
mildred Lee chapter), do heartily
thank the veterans of the Braxtou
Bragg Camp 1876, for their liberal
donation.
End. Resolved: That we will be
only too glad to offer our services at
any time that they wish.
MRS. T. d. KENT,
MRS &. L. GoUAUx
Miss. G. CHOL.
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uonthIy Bulletin Of New Music.

By Your Side.
A Rabbl's Daughter.
Breathe Those Tender Words
Again.
Back to My HolAe in Illinois.
The promises You Made on Your
Wedding Day.
instrumental.
Sweet Irene SchOttische.
Silver Jubilee-Nlarch.
Anglo-American-March.
Down South il Allabama--Narch
21--i S,-oh
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The reports from Baton Rouge
indicate that the House OF Represen.
ia tives has been guilty of merciIessly
slaughtering senate bills through
petty spite spinging from personal
animosity against certain senators
who were the authors Of the bills thus
choked off. Such conduct on the
part OF representatives Is Simply
disgraccful.
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Chief justice F. T. Nichols, of the
State Supreme Court, who is spend.
ing his vacation with his son Mr. +.
W. Nichols on Ridgefield, boarded
the excursion to Crowley last Sum-
day, on visit to hi, daughter Mrs.
George X. Bradford, Of Rayne, at
whose home he will spend some time.
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We acknowledge with thanks the
receipt from the Medine Music House,
9l4 Canal street, the Bryan March" +"
one of the latest popular musical
productions. Any one desirous Of
procuring a copy should write to the
above named house, at the address
given.
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Al A Bargain.

For SALE-John w. Trotter's
store and residence, on st. Philip
street, between ThibOdaux Drug store
and Comet Offic. A fine business
location, cheap and on easy terms.
For further particulars apply to
81 JOHN w. TROTTER.
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The reports from China continue
as perplexingIy conflicting as ever.
What Is reported to day is contradict
ed to morrow, to be again contradict.
ed the day after 1t is difficult to say
what the true situation is, and the
truth in the case may never be known.
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Local Mention.
x:.,&.rs IN and out--Those We Meet
s,d Those we Hear Of.

r0 lob printing Of all kinds, call
= & writs to the SENTINEL.
n beot on earth 10 q Hannah
n - Emile j. Braud. proprietor of
gsbolsux Shoe and Hat Store, sole
.ent 12-1y.
1 diseass supposed to be charbon
~ beokeu ont among horses and
- near Sunset in the parish OF
a Landry. An Investigation will be
~ stonca
D. SAeasd Moore, of New Iberia
- ID town yesterday for a few
IN shaking hands with his mum.
oppD fsispds. He was on his way to
~ Orleans.
Cwsley has q curfew ordinance re-
ssuy adopted which makes it unIaw.
- i0s any person under sixteen years
Z ~ 10 Be on the streets unatten-
"a after 8 o'clock at night in summer
I'd 8 o'clock In winter.
The democracy Of St Landry has
called . mass meeting for Opelousas
asGt Monday TO ratfy the nomina-
tos Of Bryan and Stevenson. Hurrah
ior 81 Lapdy! she 10 the first to ratify
b The State. Next?
TOfHE DEAF.-A rich lady, cured of her
DeafAass and Noises In the Head by DIR.
rlch0ieon's Artificial Ear Druirs, gave
)looeo 70 his institute, % that deaf people
nnable - procure the Ear Drums may have
them froe. Address No. toss Ths Nicholson
'IS:;sIsn''' S.ss No. Eighth Avenue Ne" York.
Miss Rsgtks RivisEs spent several
dsys Of this weak ct the home of Mr..
]. AIsds Chsuvio, near Ariel, on q
siat 10 ber nn0d, M,ss Leah Chau.
ii.
Msa \ Naquin, MISS Emeline
NAqsln and Miss Marie Oemichen
DuGsnsd home Tuesday from u two
essks usit to friends 10 central
lesislsna. These ladies were highly
passed With the results of their trip.
IT, Auguste Cretlni, q venerable
dlism of the 10th ward, was here
- dAy this week, accompanied by
~ Co France. BO.h these gentle
- paid % On agreeable visit They
spst considerable loss to the farmers
'& &eir section from excessive rains.
o Tussd.y night throng of
oeopls from various parts
oAaunption met 10 the COrdc Opera
eesa NapoleonviIle, to witness the
Fasalation OF q banner by the
Sssghten Of the COnfederacy to the
geasdsrate veterans Of the Napoleau.
~ camp.
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|
LAFOURCHE ExREL JAMES BEARY
Ex-OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR vs.. No
357l WILLIE REED.
TAKE NOTICE.: THAT ACTING
I under and by virtue Of a writ of
fieri Fdcias emanating- from the above
entitled Court, in the above entitled and
numbered suit have Seized and will
offer for sale, at public auction pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder on
the premises situated on Jackson street,
in the town of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY JULY 2lST 1900.
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. IN. the following des-
cribed property to wit:
The contents of Bar Room situated
on Jackson street in the town of Thibo-
daux consisting of Liquors, Cigars,
Tables, Chairs, Bottles Glasses, etc. etc.
Terms and Conditions of sale, Cash to
pay principal interest, attorneys fees
and all costs Of these proceedings.
July 7th 1900.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of the Parish of LafOurche.
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JUST RECEIVED At
j. S. LEVRON & Co.'s
....StOre,

1000 Flower Pots. $50 Jardinieres
anil Cuspidors of latest apd most
beautiful patterns. Also largest con-
sigument OF Ice Cream Freczers, Coo
lers and Fruit Jars ever brought to
Thibodaux. All at New Orleans
prices. together with large line of
Hammocks, from $1.0O upwards. II
will pay you to call and see these
goods.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

10Th Judicial District Couft-Parish of
LafOurche.
STATE OF LOUISIANA AND PARISH OF
LAFOURCHE ExREL JAMES BEARY
Ex-OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR vs.. No.
357l WILLIE REED.
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g. S,.,';""f Taintira. =

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CHILL PAD.
0ouethlng Newl

~ Cellle without medicine. II Il fails
ssloa your money. Sl0O, 900 to back our
se 4 sure preventative. II your
vey ylll nall you one on receipt of price
@ DIX. KING CHILL PAD Co..
s Iooo. 9-lv
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name. believing that il had power TO
charm the convention away from the
cold and u~nmagnetic Harrison. Many
of the leaders of that opposition were
Blaine's lifelong enemies, not his FOL
lowers" and some of his truest
friends held aloof and protested
against the use of his name.
President Harrison-to his infinite
credit be it said-had declined to be-
come a mere registering clerk to re-
cord the will of the state bosses like
Platt. of New York. and Quay, of
Pennsylvania. They tried to prevent
his nomination, and, failing in that,
in the opinion of many. sold him u
at the polls.
There is no chance of a REPETITION OF
the conditions that prevailed in 1so2.
There is no need for a rally of federal
Office holders TO save Mckinley from a
combine of managing politicians. He
has given to every one of them more
than his pound of flesh. His hoped
for second term is m~ortgaged TO the
eyes with pledges TO the bosses. Nc
Kinley can well afford to assume a
virtue. thought he have ii not. by
keeping the federal Office holders at
home. His denomination Is bought
and paid for. at the sacrifice OF what
ever backbone he once had.-Albany
ArCus.
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-. ,eirhbnr sunires ThInks.

WINK
o,her days afore this here
Amt been bright or CAD:
~ about this time last year
rt,ngs looked pretty bad.
"a MS sick. and Charley. no
rui AIS foot, ] SNOW
ryerything il seemod TO me
Turned out wrong somehow
rhere Was Jennie's husband 100 1851 ms
Mace and
,,.s ~ send 'cm stuff TO eat. but the clouds
rolled By!
usrrv found another job.
chariey's foot got well;
ua was up and raisin' hob
IL a little spell,
Rings looked blue back there, ana yet al
cleared up again
u~anolest days l ever had come TO me since
theni
world seems kind OF tough jest -ow'
"a. the rheumatic.
,Toiher day | lost a COW
Don know how Il Is.
MT fhLngs sort OF seem TO Jest
Tern out wrong for spite.
~. I'VE done my level best
Traatin' people right
tot my pocketbook last week-can't i'm
agile where
An ne money for the hay / had sold was
there,
pra.,y hard 10 laugh along.
pushln' g.oom away
"Tfings can keep a-goin' wrong
So outsiders sey.
Tbat's All right 20 them that's fixed so
that they can smile.
RI. heres something spells such songs
every little while!
s'nose the skies may clear a bit.
4LH l.far..
Guess I'll not give over yit.
Guess III try some more
What's that. ma? What's that you say!
Found my pocketbook?
Money in 1t safe?-Hooray'
clouds are goin'-look.
SOS my rheumatic. by gosh'l aint lame al
all
rha. o.a cow? Oh. let 'er sc-.oss is mighty
small
Tai YOU what. when things are dark.
All YOU got to do.
l. 20 simply toe the mark.
ski syn still, git blue'
AL days can't be dark. you know-you can
eVer tell
py might it nigh, set in for a splendid
IS. ii Kiser. In Chicago Times-Heraid-
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WHAT GOVERNS7
R~epudiation Of the Constitutisa -
b Dictation Of the
Trusts.

Congressman Mccall. OF Massachu-
sets, struck the keynote of the Porto
Rican tariff bill discussion when he
said in congress the other day: The
question is not does the constitution
govern Porto Rico?' bu. docs it govern
usT Can congress, which is the crea-
ture of the constitution, do those
things which the constitution pro-
hibits?"
The American people must not blind
themselves to this simple and signiti-
cant truth. IL may seem "A matter OF
httle consequence whether or not he
tariff Hyndicates are allowed 10 tax the
Porto Ricans as they see fit. Tho
Porto Ricans will suffer and the tariff
trusts viii proft-and there. some
might say, the matter ends. Why both
err about it?
But before this tax can be imposed.
before tle profit OF the tariff trusts and
the t~ribute-paying of the Porto Ricans
begins. an American congress must de-
clare its authority superior to that Of
! the American constitution. IL must do
a thing which the constitution distinct
ly prohibits. Having thus violated the
constitution. it's act of violence must
receive the official approval of the pres
ident of the United States-who will
approve it despite the fact that in his
message TO congress he took a stand
against it.
This reputation OF the constitution
at the dictation of the tariff trusts Will
be ominous indeed to the future of this
country. What has been compelled
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Her SHOES PINCHED
BY Kennett F. Harris.

\ az
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fry 70 feel humble about il. and i tell
myself that after all | am the sa NE
woman that l was before she distin-
guished me, but ! can't help feeling just
a tiny bit elated. Just think. She
spoke to me as much as four times in
the evening.
IF yon feS that way about her ! sup
pose there is hardly any use asking
YOU to call on her. Drake is an old
friend OF mine. and / would have liked
to have it so that we could have them
here 10 dinner before they go"
Before they go where?'
ITO Portland. Ore. They are going
to leave Chicago in about three weeks.
But then ! knew better than oask YOU
10 do anything niee to a woman you've
once taken a dlslil : to-"
.How absurd you are! j haven't
taken any dislike to the oma would
lust as lief call on her as not. No. |
think she is a little fippant in her
manner. but 1 might get to like her
very much after ! got acquainted with
her. And. Henry"
"Well?"
"You mustn't think / mean every
thing / say ~be,ause-my shoes have
been pinching me terribly all ths
evening-across the instep they're
really too large Tor me everywhere else
I've simply been in agonies!"
"Poor girl!"--hicago Daily Record
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l N AND OPINIONS.

-Wheneverin future President Nc
Kinley makes q recommendation he
should carefully specify whether 1t il
to be honored in the breach or the OBJ
s~ervance.-St. Louis Republic.
The republicans arc about 10 dis
cover that there is about as much
affinity between expansion and pro
lection as there is between water inc
oil.--Indianapolis News Und.).
President Mckinley started of in
the right direction, but his backbonei Is
weaker than gelatine where opposition
TO the trusts is concerned, and he has
placed himself in a position OF sub
serviency that Is humiliating even TO
his friends.-N. Y. Journal.
-Whent the republicans during the
campaign this fall. in conventions al
on the stump, declare their support OF
the ADMINISTRATORS policy will they
mean the policy mapped out in the
message concerning Porto isico or the
backdown from that message by The
presidcnt?-Nashville American.
Leaving out of consideration all
question as TO the extent to which n
constitution should prevail over Amer
lean possessions. Porto Rico Is entitled
to bcttcrtreatment than the imposition
OF a duty upon her products. under
whatever hair-splitting theory 1t Ia
sought to justify the act.-Boston
Globe.
The presidents message recoI'-
mcnding the appropriation OF 2'o95,-
455.0s-the amount of tariff duties oil
lected under the Dingley act on IN
ports from Porto Rico since October
is, fses-and of future duties on such
imports to the expenses of the Porto
Rican government is in the nature OF
. public acknowledgment of the enor-
nifty ofbeckoning a helpless people int
the United States with n ham n
shutting the door against them with
the other. The presidents heart seems
TO be all right; but he has lent his hsss
' 70 the trusts.--rhiladelrhis Record.
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M,KINLEY BOSS RIDDEN.
The President Has Mortgaged His
for a second Term TO
the Combine.

Secretary Dick, right bower TO the
mighty Hanna, has sent 10 the chair
man OF the Texas republican state
committee n hint that III is deemed
advisable that, so far as practicable,
delegations 10 the coming national
convention shonid be composed OF
those not holding federal appoint
ments." The Chicago Times-Hera IL
thereupon me Ted 10 remark:
There will be no excuse for a repetition
of the monumental folly of 1882. This con-
test at Minneapolis was a struggle between
the federal Office holders and the deter
mined followers of a man who had been 4
popular idol for 20 years. No one denies
that the administration OF President Har-
rison was able and patriotic. and that II
commanded the confidence and admiration
of the people. BY common acknowledg-
ment Of all air-minded people he was en-
titled 10 another term. 1t was unfortunate,
therefore, tina his relations with his secre-
tary OF state should have prrcipitated a
struggle that mad a grand iaily OF the
Office holders at Minneapolis necessary TO
secure his denomination.
.IIow far the presence and the strenuous
Iabors OF omce holders I'm the nneapolis
convention may have contributed toward
the defeat of Mr.. Harrison at the polls Is
a question upon which there will always
be wide diversity of opinion amoi g poll
ticians. But upon the question OF the ad-
visibility OF avoiding a repetition OF the
| callv Of '92 there can be no difference OF
| opinion among intelligent republicans
1t was not President Harrison's re
lations with Mr.. Blaine, but his lack
of relations with the political bosses
in various states, that precipitated the
struggle in the convention of 1892
The opposition seized upon Blaine's
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uiuu u i toh Hst WY Sou "oNtN Ndhe
TO emphasize il in that vicious way IL
| hnd said IL. Az a matter OF fact, il
was Haskell said so, and you smiled
sweetiy and agreed with him. II You
took il as "a personal insult ! don't sec
why you didn't raise Cain about IL
right then
II wish you would try not to be 50
coarse in your expressions. You'll be
swearing at me next"
Il wouldn't wonder il | did myself.
As fur as Mrs. Drake cheating or
signaling is concerned. you are very
much mistaken. That's all there IS
about that. II there was anything of
that sort going on | think ! should
have noticed it,"
II didn't know you we're watching her
so constantly as all that. Perhaps IL
you had paid a little less attention to
her and a little more to the game we
might have made "a better showing
II didn't trump your trick, at all
events"
NO, that was just the one thing that
you didn't do. | think that's a great
deal 10 boast Of for a mar who prides
himself on his whist playing, as you
do. ! used to think that you liked to
play with me for a partner. but ! don't
suppose anything short of Mrs. Drake
would satisfy you now.
MARY, why in-in the name Of ev-
crything unreasonable and senseless
are you harpin~ on Mrs. Drake in this
way? What has the woman ever done
to you. Id like TO know
Don't you like to talk about her? 1
thought perhaps you would"
Il don { like to hear anybody talked
about in hat way
Very well; III try and do better. /
think She is just charming. So quiet
and refined in her manner and SO witty.
| think il is perfectly lovely to hear
a woman use slang in the way she does
and so few of us have the accomplish.
ment. And she's so g~ood-looking. too!
Such a piquant. freckled complexion
and a little rosebud OF q mouth. |
think if ! was afflicted with a mouth
like hers | would try not to call 50
much attention 10 it. and il ever saw
| bleached hair in my life that woman
| bieaches. You needn't tell me-"
Il didn't intend to tell you. Can't
YOU think of anything else? Isn't one
Of her ears a misft. and couldn't you
notice a east in her eye? | think you
might have done SO If you had looked Z
little closer"
Il suppose you mean TO be sarcastic
If an angel ted you that Mrs. Drake
had any imperfections ! don't suppose
you would believe it,
An angel would probably have some
thing better To do than togo trapesini
around knocking a little woman wh'
never did him any harm. There's cn'
thing about Mrs. Drake viii say. nov
YOU bring the subject up. ] nevel
heard her say a word against any othel
woman or make ~sneering remarks
People who live in glass houses
Il see. Then when we see a lad,
prancing abou- singing stones in ever,
direction we are to take that as an III
disputablc evidence that she reside
in an i~mpregnablc fortress of granite
with wire netting over the windows
thought Mrs. Drake seemed very pleas
ant to you. and
Certainly she was. She was mos
kind and gracious. / was quite Owe
powered. | haven't felt so honored b
the notice of anyone for a long time.
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rus 1Rus1s-sHAkE YOUR FEET LIVELY Now. BILL

once may be compelled again. A wrong
done to one element of the American
people furnishes n precedent o
wrongs to other elements of the same
people. And the Gargantuan greed OF
the tariff syndicates. sure of their grip
on the American government n peo-
pie, is not likely to be satisfied with the
Porto Rican tribute as the full profit
accruing from such power
Does the American constitution or
the trust system govern the American
people these days? This is the ques-
ton to be answered by the action OK
congress on the Porto Rico tariff bill.
st. Louis Republic.