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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-07-27

On July End and 10th and August
9Th and goth, and September Bird and
18th, The Southern Pacifc,Sanset
Route vii! sell from all stations
round trip Homeseekers' tickets to
all points in California at rate of one
first.class limited fare, plus $500.
The transit limit on these tickets viii.
be fifteen days, and final limit twenty
five days from date of sale.
In making preparations for this
trip the traveller should not overlook
the fact that the excursion cars used
in this service are operated by the
Pullman company on the same plan
as frst.class sleepers, and that the
berth rate is less than half that
charged in first class s!eepers.
For rates and further information,
write
s. F. B. MORSE, l.. J. PARKS,
p. T. NJ. G. p. & 7. A.
Houston, Texas.
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Of Interest to Fifth War
ders.

We reproduce the following from
the proceedings of recent meeting
of the Lafourche Levee Board, which
will be OF interest to residents of the
fifth Ward:
Messrs. l.. A. TrOsclair and F. A.
Tete appeared before the colnmission-
ers in the interest of the residents
along bayou Iafourche. They did
not wish to have the board buiid a
new line of levee which would require
the appropriation of additional pro-
perty. After hearing the explanation
of the position taken by the residents,
the board modified their original
plans. The state board of engineers
was asked to stake out line Of en-
largement work from Jefferies to the
upper line of Mrs. Pugh's plantation,
and lay out a line for the rebuilding
of the levee between the Pugh pro
perty and Ernest Rogers plantation.
This work will contain about 10000
cupic yards.
Mr.. Rathbone, representing the
Louisiana Cypress Lumber Company.
and c. l.. Hopkins, from bayou Ties
AlmOnt, requested the board to made
good the titles to the lan1 now held
by The two companies. This request
was granted upon the payment of p
cents per acre. Both conpsnics own
about 5000 acres each.
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Hon. Oscar Angelica, accompanied
by Z. p. Auslet. bill poster, visited
New Roads last Friday to make ar
rangements for The Pelican Club Ex-
cursion,'on Thursday Aug. stb. The
little city will be turned over to the
Excursionists on that day the Court
House and the Catholic Knights hall
are at their disposal ifthey in any way
fear to dance over the lake. There are
three Hotels to accommodate the
people, three Livery stables and two
base ball parks. From al indications
there will be large crowd of people
In New Roads on that day than there
ever was.s
The game of Base Ball between the
Websters and Bayou Sara Club pro-
misses to be spirited contest. Buy
your tickets at DR.. Fleetwoods drug
store before the 9th, only 1.25
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Evidently no effort has been spared
to make The Ladies Home Journal
for August positive boon to its rea-
ders during these warm midsummer
days. Its light, readable articles,
bright stories, clever poems, charming
music, and numerous beautiful ILLUS.
trations afford the easiest and plea.
santest kind of entertainment for lei
sure hours. Enchanting views of the
lovely scenery in the Engadine Valley
and among the Swiss and Italian lakes,
as well as such delightful articles as
"The Singing Village Of Germany"
and "What Glrl-Life in Italy Means"
allure the thoughts to foreign lands,
while there are timely suggestions
about "The Picnic Basket" "Keeping
a House Cool in the Dog.Days," and
Seaside Toys and How to Make
Them" Other thoroughly interest
ing contributions are 1.-The First
White Baoy Born in the Northwest"
"My Boarding School for Girls" and
the usual serial and department arti-
cles. BY The Curtis Publishing Com
pany, Philadelphia. One dollar a
year; ten cents a copy.
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Social.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Shaver enter
tanned a number of their friends at
euchre last Wednesday in honor of
Miss Helen West from New Orleans,
who has been visiting here for some
time. Following were present:
Misses Helena West (New Orleans
Anne Lobdell, Alice Maddox, Lucille
Shaver, Belle Lobdell, Mesdames j. l..
Lobdell, l.. q. Waterbury, F. c. Jen-
nings, q. z. Shaver and A. Maddox.
Messrs. F. G. Jennings, q. p. Shaver.
L. Y. Waterbury, j. L. Lobdell, Eu-
gene Robichaux, Jr., DR.. Fl. s. Smith
and Paul COulon.
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1t Dazzles The World.

No Discovery in medicine has ever
created one quarter cf the excitement
that has been caused by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. It's
severest tests have been on hopeless
victims of Consumption, Pneumonia,
HHmorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis,
thousands of whom it has restored to
perfect loalth. For Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Group, Hay Fever, Hoarse-
ness and Whooplng Cough it is the
quickest, surest cure in the world. 1t
Is sold by All druggists who guaran'
tee satisfaction or refund money.
Large bottles SOC and $1.00. Trial
bottles free.
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Heartburn.

When the quantity of food taken
Is too large or the quality too rich,
heartburn is likely to follow, and es-
peclaliy so if the digestion has been
weakened by constipation. Eat slow
ly and not too freely of easily diges-
ted food. Masticate the food thor,
ougtly. Let six hours elapse between
meals and when you feel a fulIness
and weight in the region of the stom.
ach after eating, indicating that you
have eaten too much, take one of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and the heartburn may be
avoided For sale by Roth drug
store.
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Notice For Bids.

Bids will be received by the Com
mittee of the Y. NJ. B. A. Excursion
for the privilege the of Baggage Car
on Thursday, Aug. 18TH. said bids
to be open on Aug Sth, the commit
tee reserves the right to refuse any
and all bids.
Address, L. A. RIvIERE,
Chaii Thibodaux, La.
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party in the next presidential cam
palgn will be ldisfranchisemert of the
negro in the southern states, and the
opening wedge was put in yesterday
by the filing of a suit in the civil
district court by Attorney Armand
Roman to test the validity of the
constitutional article relative to the
franchise qualifications. Colonel
James Lewis and Walter Cohen, lead,
ing colored men, SAID yesterday that
word has been sent from Republican
headquarters that the party cry is to
be the attack on state constitutions
in the south thai have disfranchlsed
the negro.
Rynes was refused registration last
Wednesday by the registrar of voters
because he could NEITHER read nor
write, and owned no property. The
negro was accompanied by Val ST.
Ceran and Felix Falgouet. Colonel
Lewis happened to be present on
business, not relating to Rynes and
when the man was refused registration
the colonel joined the protest and
later was instrumental in putting the
matter in shape for a legal contest.
Similar action is to be taken in
every southern state in which the
franchise disqualification exists.
Colonel Lewis says that money for a
vigorous prosecution of those cases
has already been subscribed. Seve-
raj thousand dollars are now available
for the Rynes case.
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She DIDN'T Wear A Mask.

But her beauty was completely hid
den by sores, blotches and plmples
till she used Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Then they vanished as will all Erup.
tions, Fever Sores, BoiIs, Ulcers, Car.
buncles and Felons from its use. In
fallible for Cuts, corns. Burns, Scalds
and Piles. Cure guaranteed. 25c at
ALL druggists.
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Railroad Schedule.

h...au,e of T. & p. Railway Co.. Lafourche
~ Main Line and Port Allen & New
Sds Branch.
LAFouRCHE BRANCH.
,u,sur La. Donaldsonville. La.
y.5T.sves at s:eaa IN. Arrives at $40 a. IN.
IL Arrives at s,45 p. IN. Leaves Mt 6:2o p. IN.
Y MAIN LINE.
~ 0caens, La. Donaldsonviiie' La.
- VA Bound.
~ S.,vsa n 10 90 p m. Arrives ut l:04 a. m
1cSat s:l6 n. IN. Arrives at II :s22 q. m
Z a - BcaLa. -.
S,rvss at 7:SO q. m. leaves a. 4:43 a. IN
: {4@ivS ate:l5 p. IN. Leaves at 3:05 p. m
20ss ALLEN & NEW ROADS BRANCH.
!. ,.e~as Mt $40 D. m. Arrives at 6:1s d. m.
t,-svss at II rs p u. Leaves at SOL q. IN.
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II 0A0 TO RIA.
.russ HIh Kind You Have Always Bougd
- GM9SSzx

4 Mr. p. L. Braud is home after
3easant sojourn of several weeks
f>pent at Grand Isle.
Miss Llse Dugas of NapoIeonvilie,
faad Mss Anna Blanchard of Pain.
eourtville are being entertained by
ALJ. N. Wright aud family.
There is no longer an excuse for
sn-one to endure the torture inflicted
f>iles--Aae-Ra Rl.ER'S- BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT will cure
them, q remedy so moderate in price
and 90 effective. Price, 30 cents 10
ptuea Tubes, Is cents. For sale
1hlbodaux drug store.
ir. Elhs Braud and daughter Miss
Ruise we're among the passengers on
ansn Edna last Tuesday for Grand
Gn P. y. Murray of Natchez Miss.
sbsing entertained by her father
add mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w. K
keste1ngham.
A Poor Millionaire.
{kstely starved in London because
could. .notdigest his food. Early
- Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
'Nculd have saved him. They strength.
- the stomach, sid digestion, promote
|aaimilatlon, improve appetite. Price
zoe Money back II not satisfied.
,eOld By All druggists.
Hon. E. A. O'Sullivan, lady and
1aaghter, Miss Cecilia were here last
nsek, being called to the bed side of
'daj Lagarde, who was seriously i'll
! ~ Saturday.
When yed lant a modern, up.to.
Anee physic, try Chamberlain's Stom-
och and Liver Tablets. They are
'easy to take and pleasant in effect
kflce, 20 cents. Samples free at
'ncth's drug store
VI. Louis U. Engerran formerly !
snpioyed at the Thibodaux Shoe and |
aat Store left for Crowley last Wed |
sesuay where he has secured employ.
@ent with the firm of Hockaday &
Lsgarde Louis many friends here
sn JON the Sentinel in wishing him !
success 10 bis new field of labor.
Louls will keep up with what takes
p'soe 10 Thibodaux, however, he has
osueled the Sentinel to make him |
Hekly visits. !
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-07-27
For Sale.

Store building, known as Protec.
tors Hall, and residence situated on
Short street between st. Philip and
jackson streets. For particulars
apply at SENTINEL OFFICE.
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A Coming Campaign Issue.

Regarding the attack on the suf-
frage clause of our constitution, inau-
gurased in the local courts, a recent
issue of the Picay June contained the
following item:
A CAMPAIGN ISSUE.
The Issue with the Republican
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-07-27

Business men who lack the vim,
snap and vigOr they once had, should
use HERBINE. it will purify the
blood, strengthen and ihvigoratc the
system. Price, so cents. For sale
by Thibodaux drug store.
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Notice to the Public.

On and after June 18th. the toll
bridge will be free to our patrons for
the transaction of all business both
freight and passenger and we solicit
a share of your patronage.
Geo. T. Neal.
AGENT r. & = Rv Co
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Eucllre.

An enjoyable evening was spent by
a number of our social ellte,s at MIR.
and Mrs. l.. c. Waterbury's residence
last Wednesday night Progressive
Euchre was the amusement of tie
evening. The following were present
Misses II. West, Helen Dorty New
Orleans) j. l.. Woodward, Corrine
Aycock, Lucille Shaver, Anna and
Belle Lobdell,, Ally Lyons, Alice
Maddux, Annette Coulon, Pauline
Dansereau and Mesdames f. G. Jen-
nings, Jno. Lobdell, Scott, G. p.
Shaver, A. Maddux, j.. c. Waterbury,
and Messrs. DR.. S. A. Ayo, p. Il.
Percy, Morris CeIestin, Paul Deauue,
F. Harmon, DR.. D. i. Braud, DR.. II.
S. Smith, Scott, DIR. Ii. Chauyin, l. C..
Waterbury, c. 2. Shaver. l.. Lancas
ter, Dr.. Jos. Drexler, 4. Craft, Fulton
Rogers, John Lobdell.
Prizes were awarded as follows ::
Ladies 1s,, Mrs. F. Z. Jennings.
Booby, Miss Helen Dorty. Gents
1st, Moffs Celestin. Booby, Fulton
Rogers.
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FOr'SaIe.

One lot situated on jackson street,
desirable location to build residence
AZ Apply to THOMAS A. RIvIERE
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3 q Al II q II e a.
=. HIhs Kind You Have G!xays Bought
! :. .IMzzszf

Miss Bertha Hohensy of Donald
osssille is guest of Mrs. II. Lagarde
I'D family
Mrs. Felix J. Celestin is home a
eain after a pleasant sojourn of a
nooth At Abita Spring.
Nj. J. II. Price, of the Cot OF was
! pleasant visitor to our sanctum last
Wednesday.
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0A9TozEA.
a.a. ,Ihs Kind You Have Always Bought
- - ::--MM,,;;2.;!z;;z;;:Z;;;:@!. a., Z; Z; :; =. ''''''

Mr.. Chas. Larkin, a. notary of the
Get 0H was ID town several days this
week
Nj. Felix SEWN of New Orleans
xas here Tuesday for Maj. Lagarde's
funeral.
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Ii the stomach, liver aud bowels
fail to perform their functions regu.
larly and naturally, the blood becomes
contaminated with impurities, and the
whole system is in consequence deb,.
litated. HERBlNE is remarkable
for its efficacy in curing the ailments
of summer, and the disorders prevail.
ent during hot weather. Price, 80
cents. Eor Sale by Thibodaux drug
Store.
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PERSONAL POINTERS

M, Louis Hoffman of New iberia
,pspt last Sunday here.
Miss Ida Gautreaux is visiting
n, p. F. l.egendre and family.
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Agent. T. & T. Ry. Co.
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Nj. p. L. Braud is home after a
essant sojourn Of several weeks
sent Mt Grand Isle.
The sun., 1901-04-06
other Books.

! Thor. IL clever writing in The Master
Knot Of Human Fate" by Ellis Meredith
| urtlo Brown 4 Go }, though the mechanism
or the story and its argumentative form in
eyi'ably suggest MIR MalloCk and the am
higuoua end recalls Mr. S'oCktonS most
r,moua tale Tho careful reader. however
who notes the couplet from Omar Khnyvam
on tho tr'In page will Hni warning In II that
tho author does not intend to unrave tho
knot 4 woman and a man, tho degree oc
whose provIoul intimacy Il purposoy kept
obscurr md themselves on n peak Of tho
p,,l,v Mountains a. the moment Of n Cata-
clvsm. The son breaks In, covering tn"
,l,iua md lower mountains around and
turns the peak into small island in n bound
loss orean The woman and the man are
naturally unprepnrrd for such an occur
rapce They had left their hotel with mere
afternoon excursion in view. and now ind
themselves cut of from their who'll"
INST life and with n Robinson Crusoe eX-
i.tcncc before them They fnll in
love with oach other and after much
discussion agree that tho condition would
baye arisen even under tho normal circum-
stances Of their earlier life Satisfied on
that point thoy inc" the problem ~ what
tLoy are IN do. whether they shall start in
Ds a new Adam and Eve 10 r"populate their
LitIe earth. or whether thoy shall end the
whole matter then aud there hy jumping
into the era Tho authors touch Is Hight
enough 10 mako tho story entertaining there
arc bright things in It and Some pretty de-
scripIiou-
The form. II fiction and the literary style
orcc iourd only IN 'hc FU6side rom pdnion
and kindred periodicals nowadays parade
In prc'tily bound and woll printed vol
unc, Three Fair PhIlanthroplsts. by
Nirr VI Nuz2y Uhe Abbey Press. con
taiu1 a large assortment Of the vlilainous
doIng. and yllnous characters Of molo-
drama Thcrc i, hypocritlcal priest and
a wicked lawyer. a coarse Congressman, a
lrious dude and many olenyvely vulgar
pcr-on4 of wealth. all conspiring for tho
nnduiug or beautiful. ill-uscd working
arl In th" end strange 10 say. after many
bIood.ruralmg adventures, vice il crushed
t. earth and yirtu" j. triumphant
". havc al-u received
The stage "REMINISCENCES Of Mira Gl-
bort Eiirrd hy Charlotte NJ Martin.
lIhaIlcS SrTihncr Son-D
"'Tbe D,topus \ story Of California
Frank Norris doubleday, Page CO..
\ Maryland Manor Frederic Emory.
Frcdorlck \ stokes Company
Tho silver Skull Il Crockett Fred-
ercl, \ Stokes Company
\ Gentleman In Waiting Cornelius
' ' Sowrll Jlhc Grafton Prcss)
III; I.nuIpD Na.,"r br~ant Clhn
Century tompau
Her Mountain love. liamliniiarland
Crho Century company
The Fourth Estate. Palacio ValdeS.
(BrentanoD
Nursing Ethics; for Hospital and Private
The sun., 1901-04-06
VTCKERS-MANIM TO BtILD HERE9
Report That They Have Purchased PETTY =
Island In the Delaware.

PHILADELPHIA. April : - The Nickers-
Maxim Company Of England IL is reported here
to-day. has purchased Petty's Island. in the
Delaware River. with the intention Of establish
ing thereon "A shipbuiding plant Charles Il
Striker. of New York. is the attorney who
j. said to have had charge of the negotiations
Shipping circles are deeply Interested ia the
report. which is generally believed
rrttys Island comprises about 300 acres
and Is an ideal site for the purpose The
English firm negotiated for long time with
the Cramps Ship Building Company and the
plan for constituting the firms went 80 far
that a circular was issued to the London
stockholders. But "a difficulty arose and
about siN weeks ugo the drll apparently fell
through Now the English firm seems to br
determined to go ahead on its own account
and be IN u position TO secure American con-
tracts for war vessels and TO take advanta ge
of any Congress action to boom the
American merchant marine Philadelphln *
already the largest shIp-buiding city in
America. and il the newly reported plan i
carried out It will fairly rival any city in the
world in the construction OF vessels
The sun., 1901-04-06

thu. cur4on.lv. .pl.rtv evht nc-r . N. .aid
-rn. Ar.r,osn. n. 4. advancir. hr, No, M.
.,hl. can com. b.r. IT,, go,ng dovn ,o
,ha ght Nth NV man, 7 knocL sav.n hall.
an, a, A. damn yank..s k.olhsuI ,.r,
all w. not pos.,ble oan bc licked n.
turn.d h,s horse as ~ "a 90 then lowered His
head IN the bars and add.d doubtfullv. 81
doan know. mebbe mlstaks-Rood.b by,"
and with that he dug his SPURS into his horse
and rode away Poor Comandants, he fell
the next dav while leading bopeless charge.
The sun., 1901-04-06
More stories by Edith wharton.

Mrs Fdih Wharton's second volume Of
short stories. Crucial Instances" Charles
Srribner'- sons will be- a delightful com
panion for the vacation days that are com
ing They are all good. all bright and will
all stand tho test Of reading aloud in the
woods or hV the spI-hOro Since her first
book, The Greater inclination Mrs Whur-
ton has made great progress She Is surrr
of herself both IN literary style and in the
construction Of her -torlcI Her language
ha, grown simpler the light temptation TO
smartnrSs in di llOgue and occasionally to
prccoSity in words has been well overcome
Curlou~ly enough. the one instance o' a
lapse We notice l. tho tltle. Crucial Instances, "
which seems rather pompouS expression
for the bad fixes that provide the plots Of
the -turcs These are distinctly not pay
Geological problems, they Hre rather cases
in casui~trv. dilemmas that might puzzle
the Con-cicnces Of nj Of ~ In two stories.
The Angel at the Grave" and The Re-
cpvcry" the author dare, 10 make fun ~
certain forms Of New England idolatry with
a lack ui reverence that may bring u" chilli
moss uf cold roast Boston upon Ter. In The
Duchess at PRAYER she draws on the old
Italian rorcihCr,, telling q tale Of da-
bolical revenge such as Boccaccio or Bandello
revellcd in. and in The Confessional she
succeeds in rendering the mode Of thought
of the Italians Of 1913 very we'll indeed. We
fancy. however that those who have read
Mrs Wharton's other books will enjoy The
Moving Finger" best Of all for the startllnglv
true observations of sentiment and character.
which others have made no doubt, but which
she first 80 far as we know, has expressed
in literature.
The sun., 1901-04-06
"BEiyER JOHN" BAKER DEAD.
A Trspper and Companion Of Kit Carson An
Indian Girl Was III. wife.

CHEYENNE. Wyo, April 5.-John Baker.
brother OF the famous trapper, jim Baker and
companion OF Kit Carson. IL dead at the NyOm-
Ing General Hospital OF cancer of the stomach.
John Baker or Beaver John" as he was
called by the Indians and od-time white
settlers, was IS years old at the time OF
death In hunting. trapping. scouting and
Indian lighting he was no less famous than
his brother Jim. but being somewhat younger
he did not take 81 important part IN cam
paigns against the Indians and Ia the news
pap.r accounts that followed Jim Baker
died two years agp AT hls ranch on snake
River and not far IRON Fort Brldger, one Of
The oldest and most historic OF frontier posts
John Bakrr came TO Wyoming with the
first party that was sent to this section 10y
the Hudson Bay Company tn" members Of
'hc party were Jim Baker, klt carson, Jim
BrIdgrr Jack Robinson and Others eight
men all told This party e-tablI~h"d itself
for A time on Iirnry's Fork ~ th" DNiy"Iu"
southern port ion of what j. now sweet water
county WYOMING, and not lar from th"
Colorado line 4 few years later they went
a fore. of soldiers sent ont from Fort Omaha
bV the Government
John Baker and his companions would
ourNt az BrIdHer and start o,lt every spring
to hunt and trap beaver and other fur-b"ar-
ing animals common IN this section al that
time They always got along well WIN
the Sho,hone Indians. but The Aripaho"S
and Snakes were inclined TO br unirlrudly.
and many a cache of furs, the result Of a sum
mrr'- work wa, stolen by the pllfering red
men
Annual visits were paid TO the ShoNhoue
camp on Wind River, and during one Of th"'"
Beaver John fell IN lON" with the brHulllu
daughter Of Onr of III" ~ub-chris The old
chief would not consent 10 his daughter
marrying the paiciaCe. however. unless
Baker came TO the camp aud made hls hum"
with the Indians This Baker would not
Ia tV.t
uiIrni In n few years the old chief died
and Baker married the dusky maiden
Returning to lienry'- Fork Baker built
a log house and established himself in IN"
cattle business Two daughters were born
10 Baker and his Indian wife One of these
was married fcw years ago to Richard son
a wealthy CaIilemHu Baker and his wife
then went 30 live with their children. Mrs
Baker l. - III alive