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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-08-31
WANTED TRUSTWORTHY

men and women TO travel and al
vertise for old established house Of
solid financial standing. Salary $3.50
q year and expenses, ali payable in
cash. No cxnvassing requi'ed. Give
references and enclose self .addre. sed
stamped envelope. Address Manager,
355 Caxion Bldg Chicsso. 80 26t
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-08-31
PERSONAL POINTERS

Mr., and Mrs. Alex Theriot, spent
tso days In town this week.
Nr Chas. Engerran is home agar.
s,ter week spent in the Crescent
CITY.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-08-31
0AOToRIA.
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Y. M. B. A. Social.

An agreeable evening was spent by
a number Of members of the Y. NJ.
b. A. Association at their large aud
beautiful ball corner Green aud Mar.
ket streets. An impromptu euchre
was hurriedly gotten up by several of
the members and proved to be Ms was
expected, q success, considering the
short time in which 1t was gotten up.
Progressive ~uCiir1 was Ps"y ID --.;.
q late hour when the handsome prizes
we're awarded the lucky ones. Ladies
6rst prize was awarded Miss Aline
Coulon, consolation fell to the lot OF
M,ss Laura Badesux, while Miss
Celeste Aucoin Was unfortunate
enough to be awarded the BOBBY.
The gentlemen's fret prize was award
ed to Mayor F. Zernott, while Mr..
Louis Perrin was the successful win-
ner OF the consolation, Mr.. II. N.
Coulon Jared badly and was rewarded
for his few games with the BOBBY.
Refreshments were served Throughout
the evening. All left well pleased.
with the evening and anxiOu,Iy con
|, templating again giving another, so
elated were they over their snccess.
, The following were present: Misses
Bertha Riyiere, Laura Badeaux,
Eleanor Engerran. Clara Berg ron.
Euphemie Rossignol, Celeste Aucoin,
Stella Zernott, Aiine COulon. Marie
Bourgeois, Lea Braud, Leila Lrgen.
DIRE, Mrs. H. Pierson. Mrs. L. +.
Riviere, Mrs Henry Riviere, Mrs.
Anato!e Brand, Mrs. l.. c. Water
bury, Nrs. Louis Riviere, Mrs. p. F.
Legeudre and Messrs. MsyOr F. Z-r
, mott, Hon. II. n. COulon, George
: DeIaune, John Piersop, Felix Rossig
moi, Louis Perrin, Paul Dclaune,
Sidney CouIon, Judge Oscar Caro-,
Hon. j. Louis Aucoin, K. F. Rviere,
A. j. Braud, l.. C. Waterbury, Louis
RIviere aud =. F. Legendre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-08-31
THE HOME GOLD CURE.

An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunk
ards sre Being Cured Daily In
Spite Of Themselves.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-08-31
Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Webre last
Wednesday night . boy.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-08-31

Ths nsvspapes best suited 10 ys~ wants
b fhe New Orleans Pieayune 1t has Ill
The var. political snd ges~al news Of
each day. aad its Market Reports sss
strictly impartial and Trustworthy. Daily
Edit;pn. s. for 3 moufhA Tv;es-s-wssk
Editioa 0ssaed Asadays and Thsrsdsyss
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-08-31

No N0xlOus Deses. No Weakening OF the
H---- f6f26e,eR4td dARd &aaltiSs Cure
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
Notice to Contractors.

The Board Of Stat Capitol COmmss-
toner's ut the S,a,e # Nevada, will rts.ei, e
sealed bids up t., O'clock IN the LIST 'ay
If April, 1901, for taking u the water
pipe and ret lAcing the same with new
pipe. from tho Capitol I" the Or..han>'
Home, a di~tanc. Of ABOUT nine hundra's
Gh o. feet. the $ me r.ute To- t". followed
a. the pine il now la The State will
furnish the new p re. The work mus,
be done under the supervision Of the
Board, and must be- ,,u,pl-ted within Il
reasonable time after the contract j.
aw ar,i-tl. The Board reserves the right
t" reject any or all buds. Bids must h.
addressed to The Clerk Of the Board o.
Capital Comm iss,on-rs, Carson City
Nevada, aud should tr marke.i-bid f"l
laying water pipe.-R lis " i'll be- opened
| and considered at / -. lock y. III. on sai.
list day Of April, 1901.
w. II. DAVIS,
Clerk of Board.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
The Truckee WAY.

Recently the Truckee "GOl'' organized
and ordered all Of the disreputabes out
Of the camp. They took the warning and
the last Truckee Republican states that
the population of the village has dimin-
ished to a considerable extent. The Wig
ilantes still believe in keeping up good
thing and posted the following:
NOTICE!
All parties whom we have warned to
leave Truckee. and all who may hereafte,
receive notices are hereby informed that
they must never return to Truckee.
"6Ol."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
Worked Bogus Checks.

A man giving the name OF Charles A.
Miller was arrested at Golconda Sun
day morning for passing a check drawn
by George G. Farrell on the Henderson
Banking Company of Elko. After
getting $46 from D. J. higgins of Win
nemncca Saturday afternoon, Miller
tried to work off other checks. This
made higgins suspicious aud he notified
Sheriff McDeid. When arrested Mil
Ter had no checks on his person. but
ad mitted that he destroyed several
| others for various amounts. There il
q strong case against him and be
doubtless will 60 to the pen. The In
dependent is informed that nobody by
the name of George G. Farrell has III
| account With the Henderson Bank
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
Convicted Once More.

w. Fred Hassell, the confidence man
who succeeded in victinizing so many
fratei nifty men in this city and elsew here
on the Coast, and who was convicted in
the Justice Court and sentenced to $50
Gays in the county Jail. or $500 fine, was
yesterday tried on appeal to the District
Court.
No jury was used, Judge Curler trying
the case nnaiaed. The case was finished
about O'Clock in the afternoon aad the
Court was adjourned until in the even
ing, when the argument by the State and
the defendant were begun and conclude ed
about9.
The court, without recess, rendered a
decision finding the defendant guilty as
cha ged and making Friday, March 10Th
the day of sent-nce.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
AquinaId0 Captured.

San Francisco, March 28.-Dispatch-
es from Manila state that AguinaldO
and his entire staff have been captured
by General Funston. The report at
first was given little credence, but re-
ports received today make the report
authentic. General Funston was as
sisted and aided by nun Der of Ameri-
can officers and men and guided by
native scouts. The Filipino chief was
taken in the mountains in the southern
part of the island. He has been brought
into General McArthurs headquarters.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
The Last Day for Bills.

The time allowance for signatures to or
vet"ing bulls passed by the last Legisl-
ture came 10 close at - O'clock mid
night last night. The Governor WAS
called to Reno yesterday morning as :,
member of the Asylum Board. aud left a
number of signed aud vetoed bills with
his Private Secretary which were deliver
ter.iay.
The vetoed hills were six in number
con>i ting of A. b. lOl-An Act providing
for the better preservation of court rec.
ords.
A. b. 103-An Act defining time of com.
menring civil action.
a. B. l2O-Act amending An Act regu
lating proceedings in civil artions.
b 31-.Act regulating fee for film.
| incorporation articles.
A B 79-Act regulating time Of com
mencing civil actions.
A G X l2-Amending Article x of tn,
| Constitution SO AS to tax patented min
| ing grounds.
Each bill was accompanied ly vett
message which contained constitutions,
reasons for vetOing the measures.
| Tue Governor signed the followin,
bills, which are now laws:
90-An Act requiring foreign cor
p"rations to publish an annual statemen
| of business transacted.
b 70-An Act t" further protect tn
fish in the streams in Nevada, also pre-
venting the shipment Of fish out of tn
State.
A B 89-Act to further protect game il
Nevada. The bill prohibits the sale O
game to any person, restaurant or marke
also the killing of deer for two years.
Sub for A Ban Act creating Stat
Board of Pharmacy and prescribin
duties
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29

On and after April 1T next the Unit d
States domestic rates of postage and
classification will apply to all matt r
p .s>ing between the United States and
Cuba.
w. p Stewart, the reliable piano tuner.
is receiving orders at SteirmelZ's store,
He has II number OF elegant piano bar
gains. Don't fail to see him if you wish
Il piano on easy terms or for cash.
Save your millinery orders for Miss
Gibbs, who will display an exquisite
stock to the Carson ladies before
| Easter.
One of the finest stocks of spring and
summer cl",hing ever unpacked in this
city is now at Joe Platt's. The prices are
lin keeping " it'll the times.
! Don't put poor lining on a good dress.
F. w. Day Keeps the best. and fine as
sortment.
| WANTED-A middle aged lady de-
>ires a position AS cook and general
houseke eper. Apply ut this Office.
For good, clean, well cooked meal
go to the Capitol lunch counter. Only
white labor employed.
Fresh Eastern oysters, French clans
prunes and dates, just received at
Tyrrell's.
+ Remember that in order to get a good
cigar you must secure it where they keep
the best. c. w. Friend keeps them.
Go to Friends when yon want a good
cigar.
i Novelties 10 wall paper at Mrs.
Fox's.
Best of wines, liquors and cigars at
the Capitol saloon.
Cigars-the best on the market-at G.
w. Friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
The Insurance Middle.

When The valid policy Mill was first
dug up during the SESSION Of the Legis-
lature, THE APPEAL stated that the
Governors veto should be sustained
and gave business reasons for the act
ion. Now that the matter stands H
law, and the insurance people seem to
b. doing the swine act in regard to the
people Who have paid them hard coin
for many Years, it is about time to get
down to bnsiness wit the concerns.
There seems no likelihood Of Il special
session TO repeal the law, and the peO-
pie must make the best of the matter.
The cOmnanies. who have received
handsome interest on their money in
this State. refuse to continue business.
What Is the next hest move? Why.
organize u home company in this
county, the same AS Washoe county is
doing.
The business people in this vicinity
who have been carr, ing insurance. can
organize company that will give them
| protection.
No later than Yesterday, Il business
man Of this city. who has stood with
the Cove, nor on his veto, stated tn Il
he was sick of the way the insuran &c
people are acting He don't favor the
law and does not approve Of the actions
of the insurance men. This same n.er.
chant is ready and willing to take stock
10 a home insurance company.
Should several sound business mer
agitate this course, a home company
will he the result, with capital ennue /
20 carry the project through. Should
such an action take place and shut tn,
foreign companies out, they will have
hut themselves to blame. The foreign
Insurance people, by their arhitrar,
. action will compel the business men o
Nevada to protect themselves, an.
should home concern ever start i
, will keep the old time people hustlin;
to secure business in The future.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
long-Distance Advertising.

"A singular thing occurred in our office
Some native Indians came to sell some
OF their handiwork which was wrapped
In q folder of the Burlington Route. 1t
shows how well Burlington folders are
circulated"
The above is an extract from letter
dated December Is, received from For,
st Michael, Alaska, at st. Paul March Z
The letter was forwarded from there
by dog team. 1t was stitched with thread
to prevent loss from the envelope should
the mail 60 through the ice on the
Yukon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
ALL SORTS.

T1ib cures bruises aud Hpr,tn.s.
All the ~. est gems hats al joe PlalIs.
Governor Sa.iler ii;.,ie "a flying trip 10
REM ye'ele' day.
Ed. Raycraft paid the C.u,-tOck
visit yesterday.
Con. Virginia stock w;.> quoted at - 20
on y esttr.iaN's afternoon bu~n,i.
Dick iies>e "f Glcnnropk drove down
from the Lake y, ster.a..
Miss Emma Lind WAS an arrival from
San Francisco \ est rday.
yesterday Gu legal business.
Ell Raymond, VIII" has been visiting
relatives IN this cit. h ~ r. turned 10 his
home III Ogden.
Arthur kaycrait, Henry Daugherty and
Eugene uo~rti retur"cd tr.m it.n" yes
teruay nnIning.
The social dance in A,i,"ry Hall next
Saturday evening Will ne the hest of the
season. BE sure aid be there with your
best girl.
Governor Sa Her. Treasurer RYAN and
Controller Da> is det,a d Tor Re yes
terday 10 transact l".slncss connect, q
with the Asylum.
1t is reported that the telegraph
op. rat,'r's >"n at Terrar. shot and killed
SON Ct the section l"s> at that place
Sunday atiern-ua. The >hnuIng was
done with Il - rifle, The bullet passing
through the bny.-Indepen ient.
The Los Angels grand jury has made
report callii e al attention to the fact tina
constable of that city has 40 deputies
many of whom are II the criminal class
and use their star to prevent lhemselve:
from being arrested a. Migrants.
The gameof basketball which was t.
have been playeu heie OH April 18th be
tween Nevada and Berk-ly has beer
indefinitely posi- p"ned on account "
President Whetler'~ Iorbnaing Berkele.
team to play before a mixed audience
Gazette.
VIM. Sinclair, a H.dgens, r..
Gorden, p. Manning and ID. q. k.ef. las
week bonded three tunnels sites and tw
mining claims at T"l,apah to Col. r. 4
Lowe OF Denver. The co,nli lions of til
bond have not been made pub:ic-Haw
thorn Bullentin.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
For Sale.

Two Six.hOrSe Studebaker wagons;
one fOur-horse Studebaker wagon with
wood rack. All in M. l condition.
One spring wagon. These will be sold
cheap for cash. Enquire Of ]. Kelly 4
Co. VI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
Deadlock Broken.

Lincoln, Neb., March 28.-The sena-
torial deadlock, which caused unusual
attention from the fact that the Ma
tional Repu blican Committee have been
taking . hand in the fight, was broken
today by the election Of J. 81. Willard
for long term and Governor @. Fl. Dis
itch for short term. The Republicans
cast seventy votes for each.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
Elegant Millinery.

Miss Emma Lind who has been in San
Francisco selecting millinery for spring
and summer wear has returned
with the finest line of millinery offered
in this city in many year. She will
open the stock for the Inspection of the
Carson ladies Saturday. The ladies' o
this city and vicinity are respectfully in
vited to Call and inspect this elegant line
of spring and summer millinery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
Spring Opening.

Miss Emma Lind takes pleasure in
vicinity that she mas on sale the late t
styles Of S.riny millinery. They a,e
excluSi !e and of the latest design aud
ST. lie for Spring and Summer wear.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
INCORPORATION FEE BILL.
The Governor Gives His Rea-
sons for vetoins It.
Executive Chamber,
Carson CITY, Nevada,
March 2H. 1901.


Carson CITY, Nevada,
March 26. 1901.
TO the HOuOtahle. the Secretary OF
Statc;--I deposit hs rewith in your. Of
flee vi, h"ut n. approval. Assem- bly,
Bill No. I3l. AN Ast regulating the
f+ for tilin. articles M Incorporation in
the otfir- 81 Secretary Of State
Thi, Act provides that for fling each
certificate az Incorporation in the Office
nf the Secretary Of State, when the
business Of such Incorporation lie in
ierd"d to he conducted and carried on
within the State of N-vada. the fee
shall he $40; when the principal bust
ness III sucl, incorporation is to he con-
Quoted and carried IN without the
State. the fee shall ne S25.
All corporations Of II general nature
| formed under the laws Of this State are
governed by uniform regulations. are
entitled to the same privileges and are
| autho,iz ii to organize "fOr manutf c.
turing. mining, milling. ditching, me-
hanlcal chemical, building. naviga-
ton. transportation. farming, banking.
/ hotel aud inn-keepiny, and ore reduc-
tiOn purposes. or for the purpose OF
business or commerce. f",ign or 60
nestle Corporations for cOnd uctine
business pertaining to public utilities,
such as railroads. telegraph and tele.
phone service etc. et... are governed by
laws specially adapted to the purpose.
anc no discrimination is made or con
ditions imposed tending to restrain OF
coEtine business within the limits O
this STATE.
Every corporation formed stand.
upon the broad constitutional GROUND
of equality before the law. How can i
be ascertained at the time of incorpora
tion whether the principal business o
such company is to be carried on with
out the limits of this State. when tn
laws do not req uire certificates Of sucl
intention?
As a matter Of public policy believ
this measure is wrong. Every incOr
poration should be charged alike 70
the privilege of Incorporation, ant
should then have the right to engag
, in business. either foreign or domestic
, and thus give home companies wh
!. maintain their principal offices in thi
e State, as is by law REQ uired, an oppol
: unity to understand and develop bus
ness to the ad vantage of our people,
obtaining patronage from other State:
The difference in cost is small bu
n justice demands that all corporation
y organizing under the general laws {
e the State, he permitted to do SO unde
u like conditions, that capital may not b
driven from the State by unjust di.
: crimina ton.
Very respectfully,
Il REINHOLD SADLER
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
Ny Lady

Your spring gown " II lock much better
if your feet are in l"se.l in IA pair "t Those
Queen Quality shoes which are sold 10y
Ed. Burlington.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29

: While slight sprinkle Of snow fell in
his valley six inches fell in Virginia
City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
REINHOLD SADLER

NOScTuOT.
Tie veto of this measure is generally
regarded as mistake. just now other
States are charging very high for in
corporation. California has just passed
a law max ing it, we understand, 1920
for each and Utah $3.50. Under these
circumstances the old rate of IS seems
ridiculously small. The authorities
hold that you can make a foreign cor
poration DO almost anything you want
to. The bill was TO increase the reve.
uue and the idea that fee of S25 would
keep foreign corporation from Cali
fornia or Utah from coming in here is
not we'll founded.
The plea that capital would be dri.
ven out by the difference between SIC
and S25 is a queer proposition. The
| capital that would pause at the amour,
laid down in the bill would not make
much of q business furry in Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29

For good cigars 60 to Friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-03-29
Always in the Lead

MMadIW We've bo,oht the pick of The Latest Styles for
ll " a6llW .., ,.,z c,n,c .,mwc.,uc
MMWWW Sp0'No ana oo''""R o"F ? 'or'"''''0
N GGgNaEGN GOODS and NECKWEAR
WGNMMM
IGnNMGI ASK to look at u'e'n ''ey re "s' u"p'o"0o
80 1'A~' = NlDW Y0W
lime Of SAMPLES Just receives. We fi to G0 i
fit ane please. MMMMM
The latest shapes in hats our counters. MMMM
Joseph Platt G ~ p!easss 1870:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-01-29
unMniinn Stcnmship Line.

Without waiting for the passage of
the subsidy bill, syndicate of New
YORK capitalists who have large sugar
interests in the Hawaiian islands have
organized new steamship company
and are building a feet of eleven YES
sells of the highest type of steel con
structon. They are intended for car
go, but have accommodations for a
few passengers. The corporation is
called the Americana Hawaiian Steam
ship Company, and it expects to send
a steamer every two weeks from New
York TO Honolulu. making the voyage
in fifty-eight days. The capital stock
of the company is S2.90O,Oo0, all held
ed to the public. The first steamer,
now loading at New York, is the Ha-
waiian, which was built at Roach's
yard at Chester Pennsylvania. 1t Is
435 feet long, tifty-one feet beam, thir-
ty-three feet deep. with triple expnn-
sion engines of $500 horsepower, a
registered tonnage of 6,OOO and a Ca
pacity of $3.50 tons of freight. The
other steamers, of the same type and
size called the Californian, the Ameri-
can and the Oregonia, are nearly fin
ished and will be ready to go into com
mission within a few weeks. These
are to be followed by the Arizonian,
the Alaskan and the Texan, twin
screw steamers. one-thrd larger, with
a carrying capacity of 1900 each and
speed of sixteen knots. Contracts
are being prepared for three other
steamers to complete the fleet.
This enterprise has been undertaken
without advertising or demonstration
and few people are aware of its ex-
iSteuce
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-01-29
ELIXIR OF YOUTH FOUND.
This Time 1t Consists of Distilled Water
and Olive OIL.


Sanford Bennett, one of the Encinal
oity's wealthiest and best citizens, has
discovered, so he declares, the way to
secure lasting youth, says the San
Francisco Call. AS evidence of the
worth of his find Mr.. Bennett offers
his magnificently preserved physique,
his clear eye and his muscular develop
ment.
Inc articles which have accom-
plished so much for this experiment
are distilled water and olive oil.
Mr.. Bennett is fifty-two years old.
His appearance is that of a man of
twenty-five years. He has builded
hopes of reaching 10S years before he
dies. A few days ago the discoverer
of the vehicles of perpetual youth was
as bald as a billiard ball. The oil, ap-
piled to the top of his head, restored
the hair so that now there Is flowing
shock, covered by an enlarged hat. 1t
is his purpose soon to give a lecture on
"How Not to Grow Old and How to
Live Long" for the benefit of hundreds
of the aged and infirm who want to get
instructions first-hand in the matter of
the use of "Dr. Sanford Benefits
Youth Restorer.'
1t is Mr.. Bennett's theory that old
age and i'll health are caused by the
collection in the arteries and about the
joints of lime and clay sediments con
tained in drinking water This mineral
coating, he believes, interrupts the
proper circulation of the blood, pre-
vents the necessary irrigation of the
skin, produces stiffness of the joints
and dulls the action of the brain.
Distilled water and olive oil, one
used internally, the other externally,
are my elixirs of youth" declared Mr..
Bennett. "rhey win counteract the
decaying conditions in the body. You
must drink large quantities of distilled
water and rub yourself with pure Cali
fornia olive oil. and take moderate
amount of exercise. That is the Sc
cret which my friends have so long
wished to learn"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-01-29
R.kinr Down the Fire.

The fire must be raked down and
fresh coal put on in the evening, but
small amount of coal will answer for
the night, unless the drafts have been
open the greater part of the day. On
an extremely cold day it may be neces-
sary to have the drafts open a part OF
the time, and some coal put on at noon.
All the clinkers should be removed
when the fire is raked down In the
morning. The water-pan should be re-
plenished in the morning. Some care
less people leave the ashes for days at
time at the bottom of the furnace,
house of its share and often burning
out the crate. If the furnace fire be
allowed to burn to white heat it will
be ruined for that day unless some
coal be put on little later. The cold
air boxes must admit enough air to
drive the hot air through the house,
but not more than can be heated.