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New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

$50 Fifth-ave yesterday and elected the following
officers: President, David Gregg, of Brooklyn: vice
president, Francis E. Marsten Manhattan: secre-
tary, j. D. Steele, Manhattan; topic committee.
A. c. Mcmillan, Manhattan. and John Hutchson
Arlington, N ]. Resolutions passed lament
ing the death of DR. George T. Purves. the pastor
of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Announcements.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

A New Collar.
E & w Lubbock" 'Lubeck." L. & w
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SHIPPING NEWS.
THE PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. ocrroRER


THE PORT OF NE.w-YoRK MONDAY. ocroRrp
Z. 1901
Steamer Tauric tBr Atkins. Liverpool September "a
with mdse TO the White Arrived al the Par n,
80 m. - - ~ D0i at
Steamer Canadian tBrp. HILL Liverpool September %
with mdse and 60 cabin passengers F Ieyland & fo
Ltd. Arrived the Bar a -
Steamer Naderand (r), Albrecht. Antwerp September
% with mdse 3S6 cabin and US steerage passengers
the International Navigation Company. Arrived al the
IL 20 a IN.
Steamer Excelsior Ger. Courtin Hamburg September
81. ballast Phillip Ruprecht. at the Bar
1890 a
Steamer Canning D3r). Hammond Santos September 15
st Lucia - with coffee Busk Il Jevons Arrived
a I1:2O "a m.
Zulia. TeTTill Maracabo September 30 and
80 with mdse Boulton. Bliss & Dalett Ar
rived the Bar at 5:30 m.
Steamer Belvernon tNor]. Hansen. Cape Hayti Sep
tember "a. Port Prince 20, Aux Cayes 2S. Port An
AIMS Bay 80, Port Maria Port Antonio
October Inagua ,. mdse and cabin pas
o United Fruit Company; vessel o
SIS Co Arrived at the Bar at i0:25 a
Steamer Adler tfr Shelton. Kingston September q,
MonteEo Bay 30 81 Anns and Port Maria October I.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
ADDRESS
YACHT RACE EXTRA,
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

ia25 a. m No IL Rutgers-st. slight.
sos a. n. No I25 Broome-st. n. Goldsein; slight.
9:z3 a. m No. IS Monroe-st., Michael Delo; $40.
a:s5 a m no. 229 Madson-ave, unknown; $3.50.
300 1o3 Orchard-st. Samuel Friedman; $500.
I2:45 D. m. No. Third-ave. Mrs Hoenberg; s40o.
s:s5 D. m. No. 500 Third unknown; $3.50.
20 o. m No I73s Lexlngton-ave. Benjamin Rosen-
berg $50.
$50 D. m. No. 81 West Twenty-eighth-st.. owner
known; damage.
5:s5 D. M No 2I7 West Sixty-fourth-st., Daniel
ninglam: slight
$50 D. m. No 1le East Observation-Disclosures I-st.,
Albert Silver; $50
2 D. m, 4f2 Sixtieth-st., Thomas Dugsn; 500
D. m. 10s Sullivan Swimers-Elsers Manu-
featuring Company; damage.
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NEW-YORK CITY

The members of the firm of w r. Vermilye
Co. brokers at No q Broadway, who were ar
rested on Saturday afternoon. before Magis-
OImsted I'm the Centre-st police yester-
day. but the adjourned until this morning
II o'clock.
The Methodist Preachers Meeting at No.
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Stick to your last.
The Pedestrian last is worth
sticking to.
AS stylish as any made-to-
order shoe in existence.
Of better leather and work
manship than most S. shoes in
the market.
S..
Younger than a sailor, older
than a kilt.
That's why the Russian blouse
suit-full breeches. is just right
for little fellows of ; to 7.
Ribbed velvets, rough and
smooth serges and f1annels.
SIS to $40. 50.
Everything boys wear.
Everything men wear, too.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25s Broadway. Warren.
and and . Warren ST -
569 Broadway. Prince. we nh orHeIs
1880 Broadway, 32d by m"h'
and 81 West 33d st.
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TODAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vessel Mall closes vasssl s,u,
Il Mara Theresia Bremen. n N, 1noO !, -,
Iombardia Naples Italian $50 a m IL 100 a m
Allancd Colon. Panama n m 900 n ~,
III tto. New orleans. Morgan 300 % m
Sonanche charleston; tlyde. .-........ 300
Georgia Liverpool White
Grangense, barbados, Booth a m n
JEFFERSON \orlolk old l'onhnion 300
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o.
Majestic Liverpool White a n, ~,
- aul 9ou.HaHpton American $50 1000 a m
y,utnMark antwerp Hed star 1000 12:0O
Monterey, Havana. & Cuba. 1900 m 800 m
Diallest.i' Clyde. 800
1a. 1ntatiio. @ oaNeSof 300
Saie SaiilesIowh' ESoIIoih' Oid DOMINION 800 m
etterhe. lhaSua $50 a m
~ DdldlL TOO m 300
"ii'De 'I i''oiidS' 'ueoec--. l2;3O 300
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10
Auguste Victoria. Hamburg Hamb-Am $50 a n, 1000 =,
Ia aaNoie 1aNre ffench 700 a 1000 m
.a rta!osai -tassau, y q Cnoa ZOO 300 m
III n, sUIn bTazil Frlnce 12:30 800 m
san 800
ii'"o-SS @>ii'e' -|o'ioih' od DoTnlhlon 800 m
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SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted Into these cn,
nmns are recommended to the readers 81
THE TRIBUNE as thoroughly reliable .,s
business can he done by mail with the -
vertisers with perfect safety.
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800 Reward, 800.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
IS the only positive cure known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
q constitutional disease, reqsres a
constitutional treatment. Halls
Ca,aruh Cure is tak-n internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu
cous su, fa es of the system. thereby
destroying the foundation OF the DIS
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work
Tue propietors have 30 much faith
ia its curative powers, that they Offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that il fails to cure. Send fol- list OF
testimonials.
Lddress, F.J. CHENEY & Co,
Toi, d., u
Sold by druggist, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the b:st.
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Change of Ownership.

- asvo,tA. nOUI u. Na9uIn anu Henry
Keeler, purchased last Friday morn
ing from Mr.. Frank Hoffman. Sr, the
contents of the large livery stables,
and also that of the Blacksmith and
undertaking establishments situated
on Jack-on street. These two gen
tlemen are prominent citizens of our
town and it is their intention to con-
duct 10 the future . first class livery,
blacksmithing and undertaking busi-
ness, giving general satisfaction to
ALL While this is q new venture 10
them, yet We feel certain that with
the business abilities and energy such
as they possess, they will make a
success of it, and will, do doubt,
receive the patronage Of their numer-
Gus friends and the travelling public.
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Only One Jones.

He had never seen q telephone,
and his friend was showing him how
it worked. 1t was in his office. He
called up his house. and the wife
came to the telephone
".iy dear, Mr.. jones Is her, aid l
have asked him to come up to dinner. ="
Then he turned to Mr.. Jones and
said:
"Put your ear to that and hear her
answer"
He did, and this was the answer /:
SNOW, John, l told you would
never have that di,ayreeable wretch
in my house "gain."
"W hat WAS that spoke out Mr..
Jones. Women are quick A man
would have simply hacked away from
the telephone and SAID no more She
took in the situaiion in a secontl
when she h . d the strange voice
and quick as q fash came back shs
.we~tcst kind of "A voice:
why, Mr. J"nes, h"w do you do
[ thought my hu>biul meant anothel
Mr. Jo.es. DO cOme up To d'nncr
| shalt b. 30 glad to sec YOU. -Ne'
York World.
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snow, children, l want you all to
do our best upon composition" 1t
was . school teacher addressing 8
class Of 9year-old youngsters who
were to write composition on "Vir-
tue"
The son of Alex Hill OF the Robert
Clarke Company was . member of
the class and his father Was more than
gratifed when he brought the compo
sition home marked "perfect" by the
teacher Mr.. Hill had been reading
to him some of the old stories about
how a poor young man was tempted
by being offered money for stealing,
aud afterward became prince, being
rewarded by the fairies for virtue.
Little Hill dashed Of an able article
about . poor young man who wants'l
20 marry a beautiful princess and had
no money ant would not steal and
while walking along the street, one
day, stumbled over . beg containing
some three millions IN gold. Their
he finished the composition with tho
sentence: "RudoIph married tht
beautiful princess, and in two weeks
they had a pretty little baby and livet
happily ever afterwards."-Pide
Lights.
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T. & P. Railroad.

The connection Of this town by
rail with Donaldsonville is no longer
a silent dream as we write these lines
the shrill whistle of the locomotive
across Bayou Lafourche informs us
that the last rail has been la.d The
coming of The Texas and Pacific
Railway to Tbibodaux will prove'Of
incalculable benefits tn our people
and especially 90 to our merchants
for they will be able hereafter tn re
celve their goods direct from Northern
and Eastern points thereby saving a
good deal in transportation. The new
road should be tendeled a cordial
welcome by both our town and people
for railroads have slway been a pow
er iu building up a place. We IN
derstand the passenger service will
not take effect before April; but thai
freight trains will commence running
PRIOR to that date.
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At The Opera House.

, FIR. ". A. Mair, tue national orga-
nizer of the Catholic Knights Of
America and Mr.. Felix j. GOurdain,
supreme representative for the State
of Louisiana delivered last Sunday
an interesting lecture on Catholic
KnighthOOd in America to q large
and cultured audience. Their expla
nations OF the various benefits to be
derived by be coming a membar Of
the Catholic knight of America were
we'll delivered and demonstrated the
ability Of the speakers on that sub
ject.
At night reception. consisting Of n
cold lunch and champagne pun.h.
was gwen at the c. K. of As ball,
Main etreet, in honor of the two
above named gentlemen.
After the several members and Ill
vited guests had partaken of the re-
freshmepts Mr.. Mair stated that he
would be pleased to fill the applica-
ton OF any one present who was
desirous Of becoming = member, and
IN response, ten Of our most promi-
nent young men signed their names
to the applications. By the enrolling
of these ten new members Branch
336 becomes the Banner" branch OF
the state of Louisiana We wish j,
continued success aud trust that il
will always sustain its title as the
banner branch of the State.
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The Servants We Do Not
Keep.

Dr. Grace PccEam Murray, a we'll.
known and authoritative writer in
regard TO Childreu's Diseases, begins
in the March DELIyEAToR Il series uf
four valuable chapters dealing with
Tho Child" The first article speaks
of "The Child at Home" Every
mother should read these articles as
they appear.
Wherever the retaining of a servant
is a diff :ult mattcr-and in what
home ia it not? interest should be
felt in the article in the March DELI.
NEATOR by Professor Ellen Fl Rich.
ards of The Massachusetts College OF
Techno ogy, entitled 1.-The Servants
We Do Not Keep" Of course the
final word on the servant question
will never be uttered. but every woman
with servant troubles, at least wants
to know the troubles of others and
how, in some measure, they overcame
them.
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Notice to Builders.

The Parish Board of School Dir-c-
tors of the Parish of Lafourche. hav
ing resolved tO build q school house
at the Cut Of, on q site donated by
the heirs of VALERIE Gucdry; at Krae
mer, La. and on the site donated by
Lubin Bergeron. in Bayou Blue, bids
are hereby invited for the construction
of said school houses. The plans and
specifications will be furnished on ap
plicat;on to the undersigned. The
School Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. All bids
should be in writing and should BE-
handed in on, or before the 23rd OF
March, 1901.
THOMAS A. BADEAUx,
Parish Superintendent
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A regular jury term OF the district
court begins Monday.

A regular jury term OF the district
court begins Monday.
Misses Ida and Ella Bernard made
a pleasure trip to the city during the
early part of the week.
Miss Lucy Roger, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. Ernest Roger, visited
New Orleans Sunday, returning home
Tuesday.
Just received Crepe Tissue paper
of new designs for the lenten season
at j S. Levron & Co. 33
Mr.. Frank Barker prominent gen
tleman of New Orleans visited his
brother Hon. Chas j. Barker. He
left for the city Sunday.
Misses Louise and Eliza Webre, of
PaincOurtviIle returned to their home
Monday after short visit to friends
and relatives here.
The best oil round furniture polish,
Magazine at 15c per bottle at j. S.
Levron & Co. 33
z. E. Swick. representing Z. c.
Palmer & Co. Ltd, paper house of
New Orleans, was looking after the
interest of his firm in town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. r. Z. Martin, former assessor
of Assumption Parish, and his son
Mr.. W. l.. Martin cashier OF tie
Marshall Bank at Marshall Texas,
visited the family OF Hon. W. P. Mar.
tin Wednesday.
Capt Armand Lasseisne, Of the
United States Army spent several
days of this week visiting relstives
aud friends in town. Mr.. l,asse,gne
has just returned rrUm the flIil'ppln'
Islands having been granted fur-
lough.
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Telegraph Line to Thibo
daux.

A force of employees Of the tele
graph department of the Texas and
Pacific road, passed through Dolald
souvilIe last night on their way to
Napoleonvllle. from which place they
will at once begin the work on the
telegraph line to Thibodaux. An
other portion of the telegraph crowd
are looked for this afternoon. Tx
wiring to Thibodaux will be completed
from within eight to ten days'-
Times.
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disappointment 10 many. One CON-
meudable feature was the placing Of
one of his subjects while under hyp-
motto influence in a rigid condition.
on two chairs and allowing three
men to stand on him without iuiuring
him in any way. He also placed q
young man in a sleep for twenty
four hours, awakening him on Friday
night The young man during the
day of Friday was placed In The show
case OF one of the stores OF Mcssrs.
H. Riviere & Co., where he was view
ed by many Of our people. Mr.. Lee
will give his last performance here
tonight
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WANTED.-Cabablc, reliable per.
son IN every county to represe mt large
company Of solid financial reputation;
1896 salary per year, payable weekly;
So per day absolutely sure and all
expenses, straight. bona fide definite
Salary. no commission; salary paid
each Saturday aud expense money
advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 334 Dearborn ST., CHIcA-
90. 2626t
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Guaranteed
Salary
1900

Men aud women OF good address
to represent US, some to travel ap-
pointing agents, others for local work
looking after our interests. $500
salary guaranteed yearly; extra CON-
missions and expenses, rapid advance.
ment, old established house. Grand
chance for earnest man or woman to
secure pleasant, permanent position,
liberal income and future. New,
brilliant lines. Write at once.
STAFFORD PRESS,
23 Church ST., New Haven, Conn.
80 26t
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There was once Q woman who felt
that her husband stayed ont too late
at night. She therefore des ised .
plan 10 cure him of this. Her plan
was to rise early in order to insure
his retiring early, writes Josephine
Dashman, 10 Century.
aOnIy in this way will he be able
70 get enough Sleep" she said.
+ Her husband who usually endeavor,
ed to please her, rose without CON
plant at six o'ciOck, but continued
u. stay out late. Percciving that her
purpose was not accomplished, the
woman changed the hour 10 i've
O'Clock.
"The morning hours are the best
for work." she said land understand
that the morning air possesse' great
virtues"
Her husband objected. but rose al
FIVE, as she wished.
Still he continued to come in late
Then the woman fixed the hour a
4:30
II have always enjoyed seeing the
sun rise" she said.
"In that case SAID her husband
decidedly, Il shall not go to bed al
, all, since it would not ''e worth ml
while. will stay up al! night ant
take my slrep at my office in the at
,crnoon. So We will have breakfas
at three o'clock. il you like.
This teaches US that the early worn
will turn.-Ex.
4. 1t is generally the case when a pr
son tries to accomp ish something b.
hidden means, they are often outwl'
ted themselves. Be honest and s''
cere in all your dealings and you ar
hm,.d 10 win out in tue cnd.
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To whom il may concern:

To whom it may concern:
The Alden Benedict Quo Vadis
played my entire circuit to the largest
business Of any company passing over
the circuit, and gave the very best
satisfaction, and | am ready to book
them at any time. for a return date.
Chas. GOttschalk,
Manager Aberdeen S. ID
Thibodaux Opera House Saturday
March l6.
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Change of Firm.

In another column will be found
the Charter If the DarriOs Mercantile
TO. Ltd, of Lockport This company
lately purchased from the willow Of
the late G. D. BarHos the large mer-
camille establishment of her late hus
band. 1t begins business with a cap
ital stock of $6000,00 ami members
among its stockholders some IT the
most prominent business men Of The
town.
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Second Mill for New Iberia.

New iberia does not want to be
left out entirely ia the cold and 10
getting a decided move on herself.
She has hardly finished the organiza
ton of one rice mill when her citizens
set in t, organize another enc. This
one is to be composed Of home capi'
talists entirely, and will he built in
time to handle next years CROP
Signal.
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DR.. Sheard Moore, q veterinary eur
geon Of years standing, formerly Of
New Iberia, has taken up his abode
10 Plaquemine. He is . brother Of
DR.. Hamlet Moore, Of our city, and
has such well.earned reputation a.
his brother. who has done some won
derful work since locating in Donald
sonville. The people Of Iberville will
find in DIR. Moore q reliable and eff
cient surgeon Donaldsonville
Times.
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Great focks of robins, feeding on
the crop Of late berries. are visiting
the forests in this parish, and the pop
Of death dealing firearms are heard
on every side, several big killings
made by hunters from town. These
birds seek a common roost which at
night are visited by negroes and boys
who capture them BY the hundred,
Uue uexTU mxu UaggInR 4VV H Que
haul.-Beli Arcadia.
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WANTEDi

Reliable man for Manager OF
Branch Office We wish to open in this
vicinity. Ii your record is o. X.
here is All opportunity. Kindly give
good reference when writing.
The A. T. NORRIS Wholesale HOtsE
CINCINNATI OHIO
illustrated catalogue 4 cts. stamps.
26 Jan 10 3m
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For Rent.

Residence and store known as the
Dezsuche property opposite the store
OF &. D. DaDtin, on canal street.
For particulars apply to Albert Boud-
reaux. at Post Office, between Z n. m.
and p. m. or Acadia plantation
between 2 to 6 p. III.
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The Sentinel received an agreeable
call on last Saturday from Its Old
friend, Mr.. Leandre Boudreaux, now
residing in Biloxi. He was looking
the picture OF good health and states
that be Is we'll satisfied with the
quaint old Mississippi town and itf
people.
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The Sentinel received An agreeable
visit from Mr.. Peter Lee Sr. of Lee
Vile yesterday. Mr.. Lee was accom-.
panied by his son IN law Mr. Jack
FiIlinich. They were in town attend
ipgs to important business matters.
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Lee, the hypnotist, gave his initial
performance in this town at the Opera
House, on last Thursday night to q
ANAL sized audience. The exhibition,
although appreciated BY some, was a
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For Rent,

A large and commodious building
on Main street suitable for any kini
Of business. Apply for particulars
at the Meyer Drug Store.
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yrRs0NAL POINTERS

= Oscar Bourg, a planter OF
Lind, was in town Sunday.
m Lancaster, went to the Cres'
:, dtr Tuesday on business.
+, Ernest Chsuvin, a prominent
80, of Lower Lafourche visited
= lOsn on business Friday.
~, A J. Moule and children, of
,,..nute La. are visiting at the
nufppeau residence.
r, Albert Richard, mansger for
- Bnud's Sons 1t Houma, was IN
. city Sunday.
N. HN. CoulOn made bust.
!. tin TO Baton Rouge Monday. !
3 returned Wednesday.
uis Marie Bonneau. of New Or
~ arrived 10 our city Monday,
q viii be the guest OF MIR. and Mrs.
P. Gaude for q few days.
Mr. John Dezauche Of Eunice La.
"a bis mo.her, Mrs. Chas. Dezauche
4 in town, the guests of Mrs. h. ". !
Ihboe.
When children have earache, satur-
4 . piece of cotton with BAL
|lARD'S SNOW LININENT. and
,slAce il in the ear. 1t will stop the
bin quickly. Price, 25 and so
sents For sale by Thibodaux drug
store.
Mlss Emma Sansrens, q young
tlsdy from Charentou La. who is stop
tpiug while with her cousins, the
s9iasss Ahsdie was in town this
vesk, visiting among her friends.
Mrs. II. Bonneau, q daughter OF Mr..
snl Mrs. Alfred Phillippeau, OF our
/ sty, after visiting here for some time
wturnsl 10 her home in New Orleans
Sunday.
Mr. John Guyot, after q visit to
| Hew Orleans, returned on Sunday, to
| nsume his position at the Louisiana
Isstliug works, which began opera
bon this week.
No one knows the unbearable tor.
hn one undergoes from piles unless
ihry are 80 afflicted. TABLERS
9UCKEYE PILE OINTMENT is a
tsick, cafe and painless cure. Price.
y cents in bottles, Tubes, 75 cents,
loe sale by Thibodaux drug store.
Mr. F. W. Nichols, was in Shreve
post this week TO attend the meeting
II the grand lodge of Odd Fellows,
90 representative Of the Thibodauz
sdgs.
LOUIS Blum, one OF our popular
nd handsome young men has accept
4 position st Calumet. La. Louis
be good fellow, and We wish HIM
uccess.
Nesss. o. Naquin and Jos. Breauy
Z The Thibodaux Boiler Work.
U, Ltd. were business visitors tC
ieckport during the early part of th'
veek
uCouldn't help getting 4 cold nevel
ara il; but carrying home a bottle
Il BALLARD'S HOREHOUNI
tfRUP, and using it as directed, viii
eure The worst kind of cough or cold
rhes, Is and 50 cents. For sale b!
lAibodsux drug store.
Aiss Ella Percy. AL accomplished
leang lady, after spenuing a while a
& home Of Mr. and Mrs. Lobdel
stunned to her home at Newelltou
1sasas parish.
NJ N. l.. Harris and family o
naslnrg. Texas, are visiting th
nn',y Of Mr.. j. Scott Williams o.
Aeadia plantation. Mrs. Harris is
e'ef Of Mr.. Williams.
ar Joachim Lagardc, a substan
~ citizen Of ARIEL, moved his famil
@Nbodaux to reside IN the future
aye occupying house belong
y Mrs. bake, q short distauc
eeIOi town.
non. and Mrs. T. d. Kent rcturne
so@ Shreveport yesterday. N
sas had gone TO attend the nectin
M grand lodge Of Odd Fellow
. representative Of the Thib'
ssz lodge.
headache often results from di
seyed cJudition Of the stomach an
supation of the bowels. A Go:
MO Of Chamberiain's Stomach an
sf Tablets vii. correct these III
uers and cure the headache. S,,l
hoth drug store.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-03-09
Notice.

The firm Of Lefort & Tctreau has
this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent.