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$500 TO $4,000 PAID WEEKLY

Earn high wages, millinery taught
quickly and thoroughly by new
method. Opportunity given stud
ents to more than get back small
cost of tuition. Day and night
school. Students and represent
atives wanted. Dormitory at col
.ege. Send for circulars.
FRISCO MILLINERY COLLEGE
Expert designers, fall filters and
trimmers. 901 Yesler Way Seattle.
Washington.
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We are now agents for the Parker
Fountain Pen. Pogue Drug Co. IT
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See Andy Browns announcement
on page / about jingles.
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New Years Greeting.

New Years Greeting.
We wish to greet our patrons of
the past year and to call their at
tention at the same time to our nice
line of ladies' goods. Prices on Ger
tain kinds are now
Way Down.
Allow us to quote you prices on
Woman's Exchange. Mime Tiffany.
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Capt. Fred McDermott left for up
the river today on the North Star
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Ladies Dress Skirts HALF PRICE
at Parshall's tomorrow
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TALKS 0; WASH
INCTON SCENERY

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TINGLES

I REAL live store, that's to date,
III The Mills Bros. Haberdashery It's great.
III Boots ard Shoes, Ties and Fancy Vests.
The Stein Block Suits will stand all tests.
perfect fit and be well dresss't,
Call Mills, Bros and get the Best.
MRS C. F. EGGIMAN.
is FOR Armstrong who keeps the bookstore;
III With full stock of reading and monthlies galore;
ia Postcards, and Burntwork, and Cameras complete
School Books Tablets and Pictures so neat.
Do go hungry reading
He's anxious you if you o your part.
MRS. COLE WEBSTER.
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Drayage and Transfer.
Drayage and transfer; heavy and
light. Phone 772.
r. e. HASTINGS.
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15c and zoe soap only cents at
the HALF PRICE SALE.
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looks all the better for little adorn-
ment: and what could be handsoner,
a. nice Seal Ring? We have a full
line of Gentlemens Seal and Initial
Rings, also Cuff Links of beautiful
design and attractive appearance.
These are solid gold with ornament
al settings. We also carry a most
tempting line of general jewslry,
such as ladies' and gentle oen's gold
and silver watches. chains, charms,
rings, brooches, etc.
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CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS

CONTINUED from Page -
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
Mems Meeting at Polls.

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in Polls new theater, there will be held a mass meeting for men, women and young people The service will be a continuation of the evangelistic cam paign which has just been concluded in this city and the service tomorrow as were those in the campaign, will be conducted along strictly undenomina- tional lines.
 The meeting is under the direction of the same one who have charge of the Chapman meetings. The singing will be by the same chorus choir which has been heard at this theater the past three Sundays and in all respects the meeting will be just as interesting ana beneficial.
 For the speaker the committee has been fortunate in securing the Rev. Henry w. Slough who was the evange- list in charge pf the Howard avenue district. Dr. Slough is an intensely in lteresting speaker and all of his meet ings were largely attended. | The committee is able to hold this meeting through the great generosity of Sylvester Z Poli and 1t is hoped that there will be an attendance rival ing that of the past three Sundays | The meeting is open to alh
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St. PauI's Church.

The services rto-morrow-the closing day of the Mission-are holy commun- ion Gor all the communicants of the parish) at a. m; second communion at 9:90; morning prayer and sermon by one of the missioners at 10:S0, The usual Sunday school session will not be held at 12:15 on account of the special Sunday school service at which Christ church, Trinity and St. Pauls unite at Trinity church at 3 D. m. Ev- ening prayer at 1 o'clock. A meeting for men only. to be addressed by Fa- ther Huntington, at 4:S0 The regular mission preaching service at 7:90.
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breaking all records from five to 50 miles at Paris the first of this month. Elmer L. Collins, a Lynn boy. known in Europe as Le Petit American be-. comes the worlds champion pace fol- lower On foreign soil he has won more glory than any other American rider having met and defeated Hugh Mclean. Robbie Walthour, the great est American champions, and all Eu- ropcans whom he has ridden against. His title, the worlds champion, is now disputed only hy the great French rider, Darragon, with whom he is ex- pected to ride the coming summer.
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The City Mission House.

Rev w D. Mossman, missionary pastor The Sunday services to-mor- row, at the City Mission house will he held in the morning at o'clocks and afternoon at 3 o'clock as usual, joining in the evening with the united service for the central district at the Church of the Redeemer.
 This evening the Mission Rescue band will hold it's regular weekly ser vice at the Mission house and begin ming with Monday next the usual week evening meetings will be resumed as before the Chapman meetings.
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The Church of the Redeemer.

orning worship with sermon by the or at 1O:90 o'clock. Subject, '1An tent Cry on Modern Lips Sun
 school and adult class at 12 m. ng Peoples meeting at 6:3O p. m. he evening at 7:SO Union evangelis-
 ervice of the churches in the cen
 district. Dr. F. A. M. Brown will oh. Subject, "The Other Way. So- |, united choirs, large chorus. Ev- ody invited.
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Clintons of this city will meet the Bridgeport Empires.
 The games should draw a big crowd tonight as it is up to the students of the high school to back their team or within the week they will he disbanded. The basketball team has not been much of a success as yet but it is nev- CT to late to begin. They have been playing a fairly good game but have not been given any support The ffnan- cial difficulties which they got into was the cause of Head Master Cushing's s decision that unless the team would in two weeks straighten out their money difficulty they would have to give up the game for this season.
 Robert Stowe will referee the games tonight.
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ORDER NEW MANUAL ROOM.
Board of Education Votes Several
 Alterations.

At the regular meeting of the board of education last night the board voted 8 900 for the purpose of making a con- templated addition to the Horace Day school The addition is to contain toilet rooms for the teachers and a recitation room. The committee on school build ings has been authoried to go ahead with the work.
 The board also voted to appropriate the money for janitors' salaries in &C.,
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cordance with the vote adopted last fall. The salaries will be effective from January 1.
 The sum of $500 was voted for the equipment of room for elementary cooking and elementary manual train ing in the Orange street school.
 It was also reported by the superin- tendent that the Zunder night school which is to he maintained for another month will he Tn session four nights a week instead of five. Friday evening" session being omitted.
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First English Lutheran Church.

Lawrence and Foster streets. Morn ing worship at 1O:3O, with sermon by Rev J. Luther Sieber on "The Seek ing Christ and the Obedient Disciple, y Sunday school noon; Christian En- deayor at ' ?. m, by Robert soder- berg; vesper service at 7:45, with ser mon by the pastor. The confirmation class will meet Monday evening at o'clock and the ladies aid society will serve an. oyster supper Wednesday ey' ening from 6 to o'clock.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.

Corner Howard avenue and Portsea street. Revival services tomorrow night The pastor, Rev. wv. W. Will son, DD., will preach in the morning on The Departing Prophet and Re- maining Mantle,' and at night on De csion for Christ" The services of the entire day will be as follows: Class meeting at 9:30 a. m.; preaching at l0:SO a. m, and 7:3O p, m; EpWorth League vesper service at 6:9O p. m. Ser vices during the week: Revival service Tuesday night; Ladies' Aid, Tuesday, at 2:3O ?. m; Junior league, Friday al I p. m; class meeting and Comrades of the Cross, Friday, at 7:S0 p. m To all of these services the public is cor dially invited
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Church of the Messiah.
(First Universalist.)

(First Universalist.) \ pastor. Rev, Theodore A. Fisher, breach next Sunday morning on Atonement We Believe In" ,day schol at 12 m. IF. C. U. service at 6:90 D. m. |ning preaching service at 7;S0 K. Subject, Some Unprofitable able Things" 1, he evenins service Miss Michaelis riden, a graduate of Whitby, On conservatory, will sing Liddle's Me With Me" Ire will be Sunday evening preach A,rvices until further notice. \ are cordially invited to all ser
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UNDAY SERVICES bjects and Music for To Morrow at the Local
 Churches.
ASS MEETING AT POLES
ltinuatiOn of Evangelistic Cam i paign, With Rev. Mir. Slough
 Preaching.
St. Johns ?. E. Church.

hird Sunday after the Epiphany. rning prayer and sermon, l0:3O.
 lude-Meditation ..............P Pachs Deum in C..... hhoA ledictus in B flat. King Hall ertory-"Arise, Shine for Thy
 Light is Come '.................El Elvey tlude-Chorus in B flat. ....... West ming prayer and sermon, f p. m.
 ynificat, Dune Dimittis, in D.. Field
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iphrey Street Congregational
 Church.

blic worship at 10:3O a. m. and 7;3O |, with preaching by the pastor,
 F. R. Luckey. Bible school at F Christian Endeavor at 6:90 D. m. SC note the resumption of the eve church service and also the Chris Endeavor meeting, both of which
 been suspended during the mis-
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First Church of Christ. Scientist

The regular services at the First Church of Christ. Scientist, will be held at the Republican hall, Temple and Crown streets. Morning service al lO:3O, and evening service at 1:S0. The subject is Truth" Sunday school meets after the morning service and a testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at s o'clock
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State Street Gospel Mission.

Meeting Sunday night at the State Street Gospel Mission at 7:45 o'clock. The meeting on Wednesday night will be in charge of Rev. Harold E. Wilson, pastor Epworth M. F. church. Special music will be furnished. A special in- vitation is extended to all
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.

Morning sermon by Rev, Elmer E. Burtner of the Yale Divinity school. Bible school at noon, Evening service will be merged in the union evangelist service at the Church of the Redeemer at which the Rev. pr. Watson Phillips will preach.
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PLAY BRISTOL HIGH.
\. II. II. <. Basketball Team to Meet
 Fast Team Tonight.

The New Haven high school basket ball team will play the Bristol high school five this evening at Anderson's s gymnasium. the game to start at B o'clock. After the high school game the
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Forbes Memorial Chapel of the
 Epiphany.

Morning prayer and sermon by the Rev Franklin Knight at 10:S0; Sunday school and evening prayer will be omit ted The scholars will unite with those of St. Paurs at the special service in Trinity church at o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
CHAMPION PACE FOLLOWER.
"Le Petit American" to Meet French
 Rider. narragon.

In celebrating the prowess of a younE Lynn. Mass. citizen the Evening item of that city ssye: By winning the in ternationai raSed race over English, German and French champions and
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Center Pieces, f9c each.

Is in. stamped center pieces in eyelet, Wallachian and solid embroidery; 25c value. Sale Price, 19c each.
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St. Thomas Church.

he services in St. Thomas church |orrow are morning prayer and lit
 with sermon by the rector at 1O:9O, evening prayer at 4 o'clock. The day school meets at 12;05 D. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
RRowN WINS FROM HARvARp

Cambridge, Mass. Jan 2i. - Browns basketball team was too fast for Harvard tonight. winning the game, 15 to 10.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25

Evening prayer and address by the Rev. James DeWolff Perry, jr., at ( o'clock.
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Center Church.

sic for Sunday afternoon: Lachner |em-"Still With Thee. ..... Foote |-"I Will Lay Me Down. Buck Mrs. Robbins. ude-Fugue in c minor. MendelSSOhn
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held in the parlor of the Nurses home 775 Howard avenue, Monday, Jan. 2T, at 10:30 a m. All interested in the school are invited
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Church of the Ascension.

Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m, prayer and sermon at 10:S0 evening prayer and sermon at 7:SO: preacher. Rev. F. S. Kenyon; Sunday school at 12:15.
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'rs FOR SICK WOMEN.

4 thirty years Lydia E. Pink a Vegetable Compound, made Foots and herbs, has been the ard remedy for female ills, $ positively cured thousands of U who have been troubled with dement's, inflammation, ulcera- lsbroid tumors, irregularities, hc pains. backache, that bear
 kvn feeling, flatulency, indiges- tkziness, ,ornervous prostration.
 on't you try it?
 Pinkham invites all sick In to write -er for advice. sllas guides thousands te
 Il. Addre--, Lynn, Mass.
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Plymouth Church.

The pastor, Rev. pr. McLane, will preach in the morning. The church will join in the union service in Dwight Place church at 7:S0
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25

North church on the green.) |rning worship at 10:S0.
 Imon by the pastor, the Rev. Ar
 Is J. Haynes.
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SpringSitIe Chanel.
New Haven Hospital Chapel

Morning prayer and address by the Rev. Robert Bell at ? o'clock.
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Hair Brushes, 23c.

Fine bristle Hair Brushes; highly polished, hard wood backs; regular 39c value. Sale Price, 23c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
Embroideries, SIC yard.

All Over Embroideries; IS to 24 in. wide in a large assortment of styles; regular S1.00 value. At 67c yard.
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c. T. $. MEETING MONDAY.

The annual meeting of the Conneeti- cut Training School for Nurses will be
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 LAME HER

she cannot help it. Women are 1 cross, irritable, hysteric, and lSre they are driven to distrac- 1t the slightest provocation. { cannot understand why this |Hd be so. To them it is a mys-
 because in nine times out of Ahis condition is caused by a As feminine Arrangement.
 femedy is necessary which acts lily upon the organs afflicted, re- fs a healthy normal condition to
 aeminine system, which will
 y dispel all hysterical, nervous Irritable conditions. Such is
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
1ere's Four Chapter Mill End Story of Glove Ecol
Cashmere Gloves, soc.

2 clasp, silk lined cashmere gloves in black, navy and gray. Sale Price, 50c a pair.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
DIA E. PlNkHAM'S
 ETASLE COMPOUND

\ following letter serves to \ this fact.
 &. Matte Copennaver, 3l5 So. Nt., Parsons, kans., writes: lfr two years 1 suffered from the X forms of feminine ills, until l
 Amost driven frantic. Nothing |prphine would relieve me. Lydia |lhkham's Vegetable Compound 8At me health and happiness and O r,el1 Yvonlhu"
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$t.0O Cloves, 79C.

2 clasp kid gloves, one row of em- broidery; tan, brown, mode, gray, pearl, black and white. Sale Price, 79c
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S1.5O Gloves at S1.f9.

clasp kid gloves, Paris point em- broidery, in tan, gray, Oxblood, black and white-$1.50 value. At $l.l9.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
Stationery, Sc a box.

Box containing "A sheets of paper and A envelopes in both satin and dull finish; regular 15c value. At Sc box.
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All Overs, 25C a yard.

All Over Nets, IS in. wide, large assortment of pretty de- signs for waists and yokes; 47c and soc values. At 25c yd.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
Infants Mittens, 12kc.

Infants Mittens in colors and white: regular 19c value. Mill End Sale Price, 12tc pair.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-25
United Church.

.Mendelssohr
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-22
PROCLAMATION OF
Democratic Primary Election
Parish of Lafourche.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafoar-

State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafour-
che.
Whereas the Democratic State
Central Committee of the State of
Louisiana, has called a primary cleo
ton to be held throughout the State
on FEBRUARY the 25th 1908 for the
purpose of nominating candidates of
the Democratic party for the various
State officers whereof no election was
effected at the late primary election
held on January 2Sth 1908; whereas
the Democratic Parish committee of
the Parish of Lafourche has called a
primary election to be held through
out the parish of Lafourche, on the
same day, to witt February 25tb
1908 for the purpose of nominating
one candidate of the Democratic
party for the office Of Assessor of the
parish If Lafourche and candid atcs
Of the democratic party Of the par lsh
Of Lafourche for the office Of Police
Jurors for the third and fourth wards
of the parish of Lafourche to be vot-
ed for IN the general election of 1908
which said calls was made and issued
b. said committee in conformity with
the provisions Of the Act no 40 of
1906, known as the primary electio n
law.
Now, therefore by vlrture of the
power and authority visited IN the by
The resolution of said committees cal
ling said primary election, aud by
the provisions Of the aforesaid Act
No 40. | Henry N. Cou'on, Chairman
of the Democratic parish Committee
of the parish of Lafourche do hereby
proclaim and make known that a
Democratic primary election shall be
hello on Tuesday FEBRUARY the 25th
1908 between the hours of 6. A. NJ
and Z p. NJ. throughout the Parish Of
Lafourche at the regular Polling
places for holding generalelec,ion and
which are same at which the last pri-
mary election of January 28th 1908
was held inwhch election all white
Democrats duly qualified solicitors,
will b+ entitled to participate for the
purpose of voting for the nomination
Of all Democratic candidates for
State, parcohial and ward offices who
have not been declared elected at
the late primary election held on Jan
nary % 1908 in accordance with the
provisions of Act No 40 Of 1906 and
whose names shall appear on the
OF. ial hallo as rovided for by sa d
Act No 40 of 1906, all IN accordance
with the rules and regulations of the
aforesaid Primary election law
Polling place for said Primary cleo
ton are hereby fixed rs required by
law ut the same place fixed for the
holing Of the Primary election held
Janunry % 1903 and BY the same
commissioners and Clerk of election
serving at the said Primary election
of January % 1908
Drawn and signed atthe Parish Of
Lafourche La, this IA dav of JAN
uary 1908.
II N. Coulon
Chairman Democratic Parish Cen
trail Committee
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-22
Twentieth Judicia! District Court
Parish of Lafourche.
Eugene Duet, Jr., VS.. No. 1922, Eugene
Duet, Sr.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursu-
ance CT an order of sale in the above en-
titled and numbered action, bearing
date the 3rd day of January, 1908, and
to me directed by the Honorable the
Twentieth Judicial District Court, for
the Parish of I4afourche, State of Ioui-
siana. will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, on the premises, IN the
parish Of Lafourche, on
Saturday, February %, 1908,
between the hours of IL O'Clock A. M.
and o'clock p. NJ, to effect a partition
by licitation between the plaintiff, Eu-
gene Duet, Jr., and the defendants, Eu-
gene Duet, ST., ct ais, and directed ny
the said order to be sold, ana therelh
described as follows:
A certain tract of land, situated on
the right bank OF Bayou Lafourche,. in
this parish, at about forty miles below
the town of Th1bcdaux, measuring two
and one half afpents front by the ord1-
nary depth of forty arpents; together
with ali the buildings and improve
ments thereon or in any way thereto
appertaining, bounded above now or
formerly by lands of Jean Moubles and
below by the property of Adam Bruce,
now or formerly.
tions, to-wit:
Cash so far as the interests of the ma
ior heirs are concerned, and so.far as
the interests of the minors are concern:
ed. cash to cover their pro rata share OF
the costs herein and balance on terms
OF credit to correspond with the MAORI
ties Of the said minors Or their enamel
patton. The credit portion of the
amount due to the minors to be secured
by the vendors lien AMI special mort
GAGE upon the interest and share of the
minors, and to bear interest at the rate
Of seven per cent per anuum payable
annually to the tutor of the minors.
JAMES BEARY,
Sheriff of the parish of Lafourche'
W. E. Howell, Atty.
Jan. IS, 1908.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-22
DR.. THEREOF DIES
FROM WOUND
Democrat Nominee for Cor
oner Falls Victim to Abb
dominal Wound.

The body of Dr.. Alex Ther,ot, Jr
Democratic nominee for coroner in
the Parish Of Lafourche, and one OF
The most prominent young physicians
IN the State, was shipped to Lockport
for burial this morning.
DR.. Theriot succumbed to the wound
in the abdomen which he accidentally
inflicted himself a few days ago at
Locklort. The doctor was making
a trip through the country in answer
to Call when he caught sight Of a
covey of birds. ] He left his buggy to
take shot at the birds with his re-
volver, and while walking down an
embankment fell and the revolver
exploded, the bullet penetrating his
abdomen. DR.. Theriot was brought
here in launch and placed in the
Touro Iufirmary, but the wound was
a mortal one. He died yesterday after
noon at 800 o'clock, with his wife
and children at his bedside.
DR.. Tneriot was born in Lafourche
Parish thirty years ago anil was just
reaching the brightest point in his ca
reer when the sad accident occurred
He was graduate of Jefferson Col
lege, st. James Parish and of Sewane e
He completed studies both in medi-
cine and in pharmacy.
Immediately upon receiving his
diplomas he returned to Lockport
and engaged in his practice. Later
he bought drug store, where he was
able tc ill prescriptions in addition
to his general medical work. A
young man of sterling character, he
soon attained high position in the
opinion of his townsmen, and became
one Of the most prominent young
doctors IN that section of the state
So mu b 80, that he was forced to
run for coroner last fall.
About six years ago he was we'd
ded to Miss Laura Legcndre, daugh
ter of Felix Legendre, aud three chill
dran were born to the union. all Of
whom are living. Deceased is also
survived by two brothers, Justly and
DR.. Mark Theriot and four sisters,
Mrs. H. Chauvin, Mrs. R G. Smith,
Mrs. c. L. Lallande, and Mrs j. A..
Blouin. All these reside in Lafour-
che parish except DR.. NJ. Theriot,
who lives 1T Lutcher. St. James par
ish-Statea, Feb, 20.