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1t qoGs the first time he had broken doqvn
In the presence OF Dorothy.
some time enjoy. When Malcom Kirk
turned and came toward the door
where his wife and Wilson were stand
ing, his classmate saw on his face
look Of suffering which the strong,
homely, marked features emphasized.
For three weeks he had hardly closed
his eyes.
He had prayed, his wife beside him.,
every night on his knees by the little
crib that their firstborn son might be
spared to them. But tonight, as the
baby lay in his arms, he knew that the
loving Father had some great reason
unknown to them for taking to himself
this bit Of humanity that for a few
months had made the little parsonage
on the prairie the very garden spot of
all the world to them.
Dorothy, without word, took the
baby from her husband, and he, with
out word, ciasped his old classmates g
hand, and the men stood there mo.
ment praying.
'Its you, GeorgeY" said Kirk. 1T
seems good to see your face. We"-
Malcom Kirk sat down and buried
his face in his great hands and sobbed.
1t was the first time he had broken
down in the presence Of Dorothy. The
sight Of his old classmate had revived
his Hermon memories. He saw again
the old campus, it's great avenues of
'elms, the noble landscape Of hills and
woods, Dorothy's home across the cam.
!pus, his own dingy little room, his love
for the woman who now was sharing
this great trouble with him. And he
cried without attempt at concealment
for his heart was sore at the coming
loss Of the baby out Of a home where
God himself had blessed the love Of a
man and wife as rarely in human lives
it has been blessed.
Finally he lifted up his face and
spoke calmly:
The Princeton union., 1900-08-16
CHAPTER VIII.

THE BEST sOLACE FOR OUR OWN GRIEF IS
TO L1GHTEN THE SORROWS OF OTHERS.
For a few moments Malcom Kirk
experienced a feeling Of anguish on his
own account that shut out entirely this
other forlorn and bleeding heart. Then
there sprang up in his soul a most tre-
mendous and overpowering revolution
Of feeling. He said to very dear
friend several years afterward that as
he stood there on the threshold Of his
parsonage, with the hot, dusty glare Of
The Princeton union., 1900-08-16

The opening chapters of this story
appeared in the issue OF Aug. 2. We
have few back numbers on hand if
you happened TO miss the beginning.
The Princeton union., 1900-08-16
"Oh, Mrs. Ktrk, mag God help yoM Fo1s
Uive mel"

ON, 1HTS. hLTR, HJlLy GOtL 7tCt0 yUU' TVT---
give meP
which had been fast bound within her
as if it would burst, felt the first relief
she had known. God was leading her.
She still did not know that what Nal
com had experienced had come to her
also. But the lonely, stricken woman
in the little study, representing SO
much human sorrow Of a kind that
neither Dorothy nor Malcom knew, had
touched her. She also was able to say
to her husband years afterward that
she felt as if the coming Of that other
burden into their own heavy hearted
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Gin sDeiser tpirS aelb.

8roBe 8eitirauna rief es bel ben
5reunoen pDn W. U. 6ogartp, 2es
rington. &p., berpor, als fie iaben,
baB leine 9autfarbe ii6 na1 uno
nab in @elb pertpanbelte. Gr litt
fiirhterlib unter Der @elbludt. Gr
wuroe BON ben beiten Mersten be-
banbelt, ieoDd obne ieglihen gr=
fole. @s ipurbe ibtn oann anz
eeratben, Electric Bitters", bic
betannte Maeen= unb 2eber Meoi.
Gin, gu nebmen, uno er lbreibt:
,Naboem ib 2 5laiben sebraubt
batte, tpar ib pollfommen eebeilt. +"
Cine Yrobe tpirb Seben BON Ieinen
tpobltbdtleen Wirfungen auf ben
Maeen uno bic 2eber iiberaeueen.
Sour so Gents. 8u baben bel s.
8alteper & Sohn, Droauiiteu.
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er fura. Damn ri9tete ct f9 In ban
8iigeln auf unb bob ft9 i'm @attel,
bob tbn ieber fab: .@erabeaus auf
ben Geinb! CUR Mttade! @alopp!
Surrab!"
llnb bortpGrts braufte fie, bie tleine,
tapfere. beutfhe S9aar. S9enfel an
@henfel neben benz Oberiten ritt Mls
bredt. Sin tpunberbares @efiibl iiber<
fam ibn plDblt9 nilber Drans,
elm gnbe gu ma9en-boripdrts, beran
an ben Geinb, breinaubauen nit benz
blanten @tabl.
Rnatternbes @9iibenfeuer empFns
hte Mnreitenben, bic @dttel ipurben
leer unb INNER fleiner ber 6aufe ber
acknowledgement. Da fab 9Llbre9t,
ipie @diel i'm @attel i9nantte. Sn
biefem Musenblid itrau9elts Mlbre9ts
pferb unb glei9 barauf lagen Rob
unb Reiter am 8oben. Mlbre9t arbeis
tete fi9 unter benz bon elmer @ranate
getrofenen gferbe berbor. Ct fab,
ipte feline Ramerdben In tpilber sSlu9t
auriidiagten. limb nun entbedte er
S9tel, Der balb beipubtlos am 9oben
lag, pdbrenb bas @lut In itartem
@trome aus feinem aerfdoHenen Ober>
f9entel nob.
Mber f9on ftiirl1te benz ungetpitter
glei4 bic feinblt1e Raballerie aur Bers
folqunq ber beutfhen sFreifh1rler
heran; NIT sefentten 2anaen fab Ml<
bre4t bic ulanen baberfieben. Mn
Jlu9t mar nidt mebr gu benten. Mtt
Der 2infen padte Mlbre9t ben Mebols
Der, nit ber @e9ten ben @Gbel. yo9
einen gugenblid fam. ibm ber Sc
bante an Glifa. Mber nur einen
Musenblid, bann tra9te Mlbredts
Hebolber Der anreitenben &apalIerfe
entsesen.
SEPT fab er einen pferbetopf un<
mittelbar bor iid-tpieber fnalIte BET
Eepolper-unb nun traf i6n Elm tpu9.
tiger 9teb. Die Sinne f9nanben
ibm. unb iiber ibn bintpeg brauite bte
pilbe Sasb.
Gam mar bon benz @trome ber
Gliebenben binipesgeriFen tporben. 80
faufenbem @alopp -immer bas 6amb<
pfero Qllbredts neben fi9-iagte er BITE
2dnbitrabe binauf-re9ts unb ltnts
BITE 8erge-unb INNER ipeiter atna
Der raienbe Mitt. Dor, neben unb
btnter benz 3ulu fprensten Greii9dr.
ler einaeln unb in 9rupps-unb bins
ter ibnen Der ertDnte bas 6urrabge>
ihrei Der berfolgenben 11lnnen. Gnbz
li4 tpurbe ber 2drm f9n6der-@am
bate auf benz nod ni1t TN @efe9i
eetpefenen pferbe, nit benz er atpeis
6unbert Meter binter ben 4Gmpfen>
ben gebalten bate, einen 8orfpruna
por ben iibrigen Gliebenben betommen.
limb nun bate er bic 90be Der 8tgs
garsberse binter iid unb erblidte bte
3elte nit Der Glasse bonn rotben
4reua.
Gs bate ben ganaen Sag iiber biel
gu thun seseben, ,ba bic Mmbulana>
ipusen i'm 1aufe bes @efeehts f4on
cine srobe Mnaahl BON Wertpunbeten
beransei9aft batteh. SIMMER beforge
ter tparen bic Mienen MlIer getporben,
ie LANCER Der Rampf bauerte. Sebt
mar Der Rnnonenbonner, ben man
ben sanoen Sag iiber geh0rt bate, fafi
gona perftummt, unb iiber bas Eager
etnes S4perpernunbeten btnpes fagte
Onfel Cams NIT einem Mufathmen BET
Grlei4teruns au Glifa: rDfe gng,
lanber i9einen auriidgetporfen au ietn,
Shre @ef4iiBe ftellen bas Geuern etu. =
(5ortiebung folst).
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sfesept fiir Gisfabrifanten.

Srseuo cine 6ausirau pirb bur9 gefolseu oes
neuen, ioeben erfunoenen 3e,eptes in stano eeIebt
ien nit ae&tisteit uno iebr serineen 2ofsn Gis 5u
fabrisren. Sieies neue Gts tdblt iebr sufreoenels
lenb uno ii bilis uno idnea subereitet, oa es aus
elmer Nrt Immoniatial, beiiebt. Wit ieiner 6iiIfe
tann man See Cream in wenisen Winuten aeirie=
rem MAIDEN. SO piele neue uno mnnberpolle 9er=
beferungen tperoen fortipdbreno enioedt, oaB in
Golse beiien irgeno etpos aleemein Gineeilbrtes,
eas unperdnoert bleibt, in ben Yorbergruno tritt.
Sold elm geipieI 1T 6ofettsr's Waaenbtters, Die
poblbstannte arjenei fur Waeeni6w61e. Gyinf,ia
Sabre lang bat es teine gerdnoernns erfabren Gs
81 per6effern, il unmoeli9 gBdbrsno pleIe Had,.
abmnneen erftonoen uno pieber peri&mnnoen ino,
Y olee auseseidnets Wsoisin unperdnoe,t 5uriidee=
topiune, Spsp,pfie, @allenpereiftung, idlpade Sc.
ber nno Nicren febt es uner,eidt oa. Guer Mpotbe=
Ter pertauit es. ger9ewfert Gud DaB uniere 4ri-
pat= Steuermarte ben 6als Der Glai6e bebedt
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9aubhett faun ntd,t aeheilt tperne,

3aubbett fann ntdt 9ebeilt tperben
6urd lofale Npplifationef, tpeil lie Ser
tranfen gbeil bes Obres nicbt erreicber
f6nnen. Sc 9ie6t nur einen @eg, BIT
Saubbeit 81 turiren. unb Ser lit burd
fonititutionelle 9eilmittel. 3aubbeii
tuirb burb einen ent5iinbeten 3uitant
Der ibleimigen Nusflei6une Der @uitabi,
iben &Dbre beruriaebt. 8enn oieie
&bbre iieb ent5iinbet, babt ibr einen
runpelnben Son Dber ,tnppllfommenes
@eb6r; unb tueun iie gan5 seihloiien 1T,
erfDlgt Saubbeit, unb tpenn bic gnt5iin-
6ung nidbt aebpben unb biele &bbre tpie=
Der in ibren seb6risen 3uitanb nerlebi
tueroen fann, tuirb bas @eb6r fir INNER
serit5rt tuerben; neun Safe unter 5ebn
tperben bureh 8atarrb nerurlabt, tpel.
ber nibts als elm entainbeter ;3ultant
Der ibleimi9en Oberldcben lit.
@ir tuDllen einbunbert Opnars fir ies
ben (burb &a:arrb beruriadten) San
BON Saubbeit geben, ben mir iliAt onrf
@innebmen bpt 6all's &otarrbzSnr bei.
len fDnnen. 2aBt guh i,mionlt gircil-
lare fDn1nen.
S. s. 6 beneb Co., 9plebp. 8.
B9 Serfauft BON allen 2(pptbefertt.
8reis Is Gents Die 6laide.
Sall's ssan1ilien 8illen limb bic beiten.
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GS rettete iein Bein.

IS. u. 9anfortb BON Ga @range,
4o., ertru9 fiirbterlibe Sbmersen,
Die BON elmer freiienoen @unoe am
Beine berriibrten, unb er lhreibt,
bab rBudlen's grnica Safbe" bic
ielbe in 5 gaeen beilte. Sir 6aut-
auSihlag, offene @unber, Sbnitte
&C., lift nBudlen's Mrniea Salbe"
Die bette in ber @elt. Nur 25 Gts
8u baben bel S, aalteper & Sobn
Droguiiten.
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Momirol 9empff's Nerid,t a,

Momiral &enpff's Beribt an
bos Worinemiaifterium lift jebt IN
Waibington eingetroffen, in pelbem
er bic @riinoe aneiebt, tparum er
iih nibt an benz Nneriffe auf bic
9afu=S Sorts betbeiliete. @r erfldrt,
Die Ser. Staten bitten bamals NIT
China i'm Sriebensauitanbe aelebt
unb baB er iib oaber burh feline Sn=
itruftipnen nif)t autoriiirt gefiblt
babe, 81 offenen 5einbielisfeiten
iibersugeben, um 10 mebr als iene
Snitructionen ibm nur ben Shub
Der amterifaniiben Snterehen in
China 5ur Nufgabe mabten.
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= Der &aiier &pang 6iu ppn
CHINA Fat AUDI an ben Yrdlibenten
Der fran50iiiben @epublif, 6errn
2oubet, einen 8riel eeribtet, in tpel-
bem er oenielben nm feline freuno=
ibaftliben Gern1ittler6ienite in ben
gegentudrtigen gonfllcte atpilben
gbina unb ben @roBmdbten err
iud1t.
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Mnfunft + I
g. u. & u. g. 8abn.

Nah @alpeiton, Soniton unb guero tag
lig. .8:45 Borm.
Na9 Corpus ghrifti. Mranios 8aB uno
8eebille tdsli6 .2:2O Nabm.
Na1 Borne unb &errnilIe, td9lieb, aus=
eenommen Sonntass. =. .2:45 Nacbm.
Nah Borne un6 &errpiae, Sonntags. :.
Mnfunft.
Bon @alpeton. Souiton mnb guero tag
ltU .... w NUetus.
8on Corpus gbriiti, Nranlas 8oB nnb
8eebille tdglib. 1:55 Nabm.
Bon B6rne unb Serrpille. td9lidb, aus
9enDnlmen SDnnta9s. 80. 1855 Borm.
Bon B0rne unb &errnille, Sonntags,. -.
.................... 800 Nbenos.
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Ser Mppetit elmer 3ieae

miro bon allen, beren Maeen uno
2eber franfbaft iino, benedict, OBJ
tpobl iie tpiiien iollten, oaB "Dr.
Kings New Life Pills" ben Mp=
petit tpieoerberitelIen uno cine quite
@erbauung iihern, lotpie oas gauge
Spitem itdrfen. Sour 25 Gents. 8u
baben bel S. &alteper & Spbn,
Or0guiiten.
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: Die tiirfilhe 8otIhaft in e

= Die tiirfiibe 8otibaft in-St.
petersburg bat Die iiber England
fomnenbe Nabriht, in ben @oibeen
&onitantinopels tpiirben 6ebreoen
gegen Die n@iaurs" aller Mationali=
tdten gebalten unb bas @ine1ii9e
Beiipiel oes @briitennaiiaferS CUR
@ababmuna empfoblen, prompt be-
1nentirt.
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Cine 9aHe BON @roBmut-
ters Tbee ieben Gag miro SIR
SpItem BON allen unreiniefeiten be-
freien. Bei Slpotbefern 25 Gents
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2u oerntiethett :!

SIM oberen StDdtperf oes @ebduz
oes Der nSreie Breiie fir 9eras"
iino 4 @Obn5imner 81 uermietben.
Hahaufragen i'm Harterre.
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= Ser frans0iii9e goniul in
Sbanebai beribtet, 6aB 5 frana0ii=
ibe Miiiiondre BON ben 8orern in
Der Manbi6urei ermoroet tporber
feien.
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- @ie ftebt's NIT Sbrer 2eber Z?
Wenn iie biliDS lit, 10 oeriuhen Sic
.@roBmutters 9bee". (5iir %
Gts. bel alien bie1igen Ipotbefern. }
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@an Nntomio, 9onntrnag bem rs. Suli 1870
Wus 8elnrnh nirh heri0

= Nus Belgrab miro beri9tet:
Der &0nig Nleranber BON Serbien
bat leine 8erlobune init ssrau Draea
Waibin befannt gema9t. Seine
Nu1estUdbtte lit @ittpe uno mar
fr1bef GDfbame ber &0nigin Natalie,
Der Mutter Nleranoer's.
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= @roBmutters gbee beilt
@eritopfung uno reini9t oas 8lut.
(Siir 25 @ts. bel allen Nputbefern) !.
3ufrieoenbeit ooer @elo 5uriider=
ftnttet.
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= Der Sommer eraeuet 2eioen,
Die unbebinetWeoi5in nDtbie baben,
uno oa giebt es nibts belieres, als
Or. Nuguit SDnig's 9ambureer
Tropfen, um ben Wagen gu reit1ieen
uno ben Ippetit pieoerberauitellen.
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3oologii4er @artelt,

San Beoro Springs 8arf, San
Nntonio, 1eras.
Dauib Men d, gieentbiimer.
9dglib Dffen.
Gin Muleum lit biermit perbunoen,
tpelbes iebr Sebenstuertbes bietet.
8,6,iubab
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~ $emte 2lbemo, ben 26.
Suli. 8on5ert BON Garl 8ed's
Wsilitdr 6apelle In Mfutb's Gar
ten. Gimtritt 25 Gents.
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Glarfe 4rittting gpttpamb.
g peci aIitGt

SPCt q Z Ut
@el9dfts=Drudlaben uno Office.
S1reibtpaaren. Brompte 8ebienune
un6 nieorige Breiie.
213 {. Houston-Street, San Antonio, Tex.
9elepb bpn: 96O.
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NWabndfe @ptel Bar,

Wtan finoet bier elm por5iielibes
@las Bier unierer beimii6en 8raue=
reien. Belonbere Inerfennung perz
oienen Die Weine, Gigarren, Wbisfies,
2iquDre &c. Oiele Wirtbibaft erfrert
Iib oes ausseaeibneten &ufeS. gu
ben aneenebmlten Gufentbaltsurten
Der Stabt 81 5dblen.
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= Der Dolmetiher Sreiberr bon
Der @olb, Der nur bur1 leinen ur=
laub bem Blutbabe in 8efing 3uz
fdllig entgangen lit, lit gum Sega
ttonSratb befDrbert tpprben.
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- Cement unb 8alf bel 6enrp
Yaulu Eel. So
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Wmlf sbore Bab,, /.

Mbfabrt.
Nad Stpfbafe, taslieb, aussenommen
SonntogS. .................8: 8:O0 Sorrn.
Mntunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdglicb, auSgenommen
Sonntags. 300 Wa6m.
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Mlle bieientgem, bic i'm ssriiblima
Or. sieeerts Mngoftura Yitters nebmen, iperoen in
ben Sommer. Wonaten niemals unter Syr6fteln,
Gieber ooer Malaria ju leiben baben.
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5. & g. u. @abn.
81 Bio hrt.
Somtberm Hacific 8abm.
WbfQhrt,

Nacb Nefu Orleans, Souiton uno @al<
neiton td9lib. .12:0O Neittags.
@ah 81 Baio, galifornien nno Wfelifo
Nab Norb<Segas, ct. 9ouis uno gbica~
go (Katy Flyer ....... 500 Nbenos.
Mnfunft.
Bon Norb<5eras, ct. 2puis unb Chicago
katy Flyer ........ $3.50 WtDrgens.
Bon 9fetp Orleans, Spu1ton unb Gal
peiton ta9li6 6.............4: .4:45 Nacbm.
Bon 81 9aio, galifornien nnb Merifo
.7:30 MbenbS.
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W. 8. & =. sabn.

Nab SSaco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aanlas
gitp. ct. 2Duis unb Chicago tdglih
(S. q. & y. g. DepDt) .7:45 Morgens.
Nacb Waco, Sort gSDrtb, Dallas &C. (nom
Sun5et DEPOT 800 9lbenos.
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u t u n TT

Bon Chicago, ct. 2ouis, 8anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @prtb unb WacD, tdglib
(Sun1et Depot) ........ $3.50 8ornt.
Bon @aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &c. (S.
u. & u. g. 9epDt) 49,. 1920 Mbenbs.
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9ie 9dsli4e
Freie PTesse fuer Texas
eriheint nit Musnabme oes Sonntass
un6 foitet
$1,000 fur bas Sabr
ooer $3.50 fiir 3 Whuate.
Sa9rgang 36,
sinb sie anf
ber @66e ber 3eit?

gie f1mmem es mmr baum
ietn, tuenm Sic in Sbrem
Q4A 8eihGfte mnb In eSbrer
l5SR gHpbnmng ein 3elepbpn
baben. GS lit feim @mrmS
mebr, ionbern ein 8e6iirfnik int tag
itbem Seben, tuie @aifer pber 9tdbt.
8eftellen sic nod bemte eim Sele=
pbum bet benz Xofal=9lgemtem Scr
Southwestern Te|e0T0nh I Te|eDh0n In
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Deafness Cannot Be 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
remedies. Deafness ls caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachlan Tube. When
this tube gets infamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing.
and when it is entirely closed deaf
ness is the result, and Jules the in
flarnmation can be taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten arc caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Desfoess (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu'
lars, free.
FL, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggist, 75c.
Halls Family pills are The best.
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0A0T oRTA
-: e; : :: Z; !; :; e: ''''

We sincerely regret having been
absent q few days ago. when Mr..
AlpbOnse s. Dolese one of our sub
scribers accompanied by bis venerable
father, IGNORED our sanctnm with q
personal visit. Mr.. DOlese is the
owner of Hobson and St Thomas
stores in the parish of Assumption,
and also of the Saint Vincent planta
ton in the parish of Lafourche. He
looks upon cane culture as our main
reliance and goes into the business
with pluck and vim. He has con.
verted the oil Dwight pasture Of
Hon. Ivy T.. Kittridge into cane
field and is now doing the same with
the Claiborne Barras tract adjoining
HIS 81. Vincent plantation is also
cultivated in cane, and at the end of
the year he expects TO send from it
some 1900 tons of cane to the Laurel
Grove refinery of Messrs. Trosclair
and RObichaux.
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NOTICE.

ouersde Ball at the rhib odaux Opera house
under the auspices OF the Thibodaux Carni-
val Club on the S7th Of Feb. 1900, are hereby
notified that an admission fee OF 81. 80 will be
CHARGED for gentlemen who are not members
That only active members of the Ass0cia-
tiOu will be allowed to enter masked. That
souvenir and admit cards will be on sale IT
the ThibOdaux Drug Store until the 11th 0f
February at II O'Clock n. That an admission
of 25c, will be charged TO witness the cOron-
alton of the Queen also series Of beautifully
arranged Tableaux.
Persons holding admit cards TO the Grand
Raii viii be admitted to crownlng Of Queer
etc. without any extra charge.
By order of the Executive Committee
CHAS A. BADEAUX. Sec.
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We acknowledge the receipt of the
Pitayune's new Tourists Guide to
New Orleans and have derived from
ITS perusal much pleasure and infor.
nation. It is replete with quaint
aud curious information of absorbing
interest, and gives the stranger far
idea Of the principal points of interest
in the city.
the SENTINEL returns its thanks
to the Picayune for the book.
The book can be had from the
Plcayupe Office.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-02-10

The following officers were elected
at the last meeting of Brooklyn Fire
Company No. 3: Leon POImer, Pre-
sident Octave Baye, Vice President;
John Guyot, Foreman (; Klebert Le-
gendre, Asst Foreman {; Leon Block,
Treasurer Charles Flash, Secretary ;
Louis Leblanc, Asst. Secretary Abel
Hebert, Hose Director /; Giles ROun.
tree Asst. Hose Director.
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The Report IL Not True.

Having heard that those who are
opposed to Judge Caillouet's election
are making the statement, doubtless
for the purpose of injuring his caudl-
dacy, that he recommended the par.
don Of Justin Cancienne, who was
recently given bis liberty. We deter.
mined to investigate the facts IN the
case We have discovered that the
statement is wholly untrue. The
records show that j Judge CailIouet not
only did not recommend the pardon,
but he even filed written ressons
advising against the granting of the
pardon. The Board of Pardons,
however, assumed the responsibility
and granted the pardon anyhow.
Although the records themselves
are proof conclusive that Judge
CailIouet had DOthiog to do with
granting the pardon here 10 mention.
ed. NC concluded to interview Gov.
Clay KnobloCh relative to the matter,
he being the counsel for the defense
The Governor stated positively that,
there was no truth in the charge.
He Gays that Judge Caillouet absolute
ly declined 10 sign the petition for
the pardon and seemed to be alto.
gether opposed to it. Thus it is
made plain that the Judge is unde.
serving of any blame in this respect,
and those who are using this argu-
ment against him will have to find
something that bears a stronger re.
sembiance to the truth.
Judge CaillOuet Is an efficient and
an honorable Judge. He is actuated
by honest and conscientious motives
and should be given warm support
Lafourche Comet.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-02-10

The following items were clipped
from the Assumption Pioneer:
Messrs. James Cherault and Ar
thur Blum, two prominent gentleD en-
of Thiboda TX. were 10 Napoleonvllle
Tuesday.
Mr.. Peter Fey, Of Thibodaux, was
In our midst this week.
John Gonzales, the s,ung man
who robbed 1925 from his uncle, Mr..
Joseph Gonzales, was arrested in
DonaldsonviIIe. By Deputis Roger
and GOuaux, and taken back 10 La
fourche where the robbery occurred.
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Mrs. T Albcrti, the obliging pro-
prietress of the Schriever Hotel
desires the travelling public to know
that she is prepared to furnish meals
at all times, from a sandwich or a
cup of hot coffee to the most recher-
che dinner. The hotel is connected
by phone with Thibodaux and Hou-
ma, and orders can be given when
you leave either town to he served
en- arrival at Schriever. Hotel service
excellent
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CHILL PAD.
SsUething Newt

Ve PsSssts tsis Without medicine. II IL fails
sS,rs.s.sS your money. siOO, 900 to back our
1ruSrst A. sure preventative. II your
I'D Se viii es .t NOT Keep the DIR. King Chill
Ees,.L TIE DH. KING uHfiJ PSn Al npceo Go
9'u' Civ
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In another column will be found
the card of Mr.. Robt. hskew, an.
nOuncing himself for constable of the
7th. ward, and submit mis- claim to
the Democratic primary Of Feb. 10.
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0A0ToRIA.
''';;:'' : &XZ5Szs<

White & Majors celebrated line of
Ladies and Gents Umbrellas. Emile
!. Braud, proprietor Thibodaux Shoe
and Hat Store, Sole agent. LILY
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-02-10

Do you ever notice the Bargains
displayed in our show window 4? We
have great many more inside.
"Thc Racket Store"