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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-05-13
BL0CKADED
Every Household in Prescott Should
Know How 10 Resist It.

The back aches because the kidneys
are blockaded.
Help the kidneys with yheir work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof that Deans Kidney
Pills do this
It's the best proof, for it comes from
Prescott.
f. J. Taliaferro, living in Prescott,
Ark, SAYS: Last winter | suffered a
great deal from a disordered condition
of my kidneys There was stiffness
in my back, which extended into my
neck and | was also troubled by a
dull feeling in my head. My back
ached all the time, and my work seem
ed to greatly aggravate my suffering.
| grew worse, and finally noticed that
the kidney secretions were becoming
too frequent in action. | procured a
box of Doan's Kidney Pills from Hes
terlv's Drug Store and they were the
only remedy that ever reached my case.
Since using two boxes of Doan's KID
nev Pills | have been thoroughly cured,
and feel very grateful toward this re-
liable remedy.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster Milburn CO., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United. States;
Remember the name Doan s. and
take no other.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-05-13
A FARMERS INSTITUTE FOR PRESCOTT

The Arkansas College of Agri-
culture will hold a Farmers IN
stitute at Prescott on May 9th
at which such subjects as Corn
and Cotton Culture, Stock-breed-
ing, Horticulture, Dairying and
all subjects of interest to the
farmer will be discussed by the
staff experts of the Experiment
Station.
The Institute will be held un-
der the direction of Prof. G. A.
Cole, Director of Farmers Insti-
tute work for this state, and ev-
cry effort will be made by the
station to make the Institute of
benefit to our people.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-05-13
BROWNS TRYING
TO RESCUE BOY
Mrs Sandridge Loses Her
Life in Steele's Creek in
Futile Attempt to Save
Little August Derks.

Last Monday afternoon, about
4 o'clock, Mrs. Clinton Sandridge
and little 5 year old Augustus
Derks were drowned in what is
known as Steeles Creek about
three miles west of Prescott on
the Washington road.
Mrs. Sandridge was the wife
of Clint Sandridge who is in the
employ of the Ozan Lumber
Co. as carpenter and the little
boy that was drowned was the
son of August Derks, foreman OF
the carpenter gang of the above
Company.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Sand
ridge and Mrs. W. H. Siders
with about eight small children
went out to this creek to fish.
After they got there, it seems
that they divided into two groups,
Mrs. Sandridge remaining near
the road with part of the child.
ren and Mrs. Siders goinga little
distance with the others. The
Derks boy fell into the water
and Mrs. Sandridge Waded In t(
get him out, and being little
frightened perhaps, caused hel
to undertake to go on across the
stream instead of returning as
she had gone in, and she was
soon in water over her head
Mrs. Siders heard the scream
and ran to her assistance. She
got a fishing pole and tried t.
rescue them but could not, anC
both went down to rise no more
One of the largest boys was sent
to the Mill at once to give the
alarm and a large crowd went
Immediately and removed the
bodies to their respective homes.
The accid mt is one of the sad
dest that has befallen our com
munity in a long time, and the
scene at the home of the wife
and mother and at the home OF
the little boy was heart rending.
Mrs. Sandridge was buried al
Midway Tuesday evening and
little August was buried at De
Ann Cemetery at five O'Clock.
Mrs. Sandridge was a daugh-
ter of the late lamented H. c.
Bolls and leaves a husband and
three children. May God bless
them in their grief.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-05-13

Mrs. C. A. Stewart has a nice
light two-horse wagon for sale.
She can take care of two board
ers. Young men or ladies. See
her at Cope old home or Alex
Vaughan at Picayune office.
If you have a house to rent,
Vaughan Realty Co. will look
after it for you.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-05-13
A LIVING SKELETON

ene hnal condition Of any child that
worms If it lives. Think of any
Ihg IN your stomach that eats all you
. as aouris ment. Nine -tenths of
oaDles have worms, maybe yours
!; r, be cel tain that it has rot by Civ
"nlte 5 Cream Fermifuge it expels
Ice 25 cents
Sold by Baker Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-05-13
K. or P. ELECTION

The Knights Of Pythias elect
ed the following officers Monday
night:
J. w. McKelvy, C. c.
i. A. England, V. C.
w. K. Buchanan, Prelate.
J. 7. J. Dawson, M. A..
Dave Williamson, M. w.
R. P. Handy, |. G.
J. A. Bailey, 0. G..
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-05-13
BEYOND EXPRESSION

G. ". Farlowe, East Florence, Ala.,
writes: "For nearly seven years | was
afflicted with a form of skin disease
Which caused an almost unbearable
itching. could neither work, rest nor
sleep in peace. Nothing gave me per-
manent relief until tried Hunts Cure.
One application relieved me; one box
cured me. and though year has pass
ed, have stayed cured. / am CRATE
ful beyond expression.
Hunts Cure is guaranteed remedy
ror all itching diseases of the skin.
Price soc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
0euntes &apitel.

Sn ciuer niht nl5u breiten 8niie
bon Yaoua ltauo utter elmer Saus<
tbiire elm mittelgrober Wann nit berz
Id1rdntten Nrnreu. Seine gutmiitis
gen blnuen augen blidten iinnenb Die
@aiie bina6. ols eripnrteten tic ies
manb. @obl 5ei9ten lid peri9ir :
Scrionen, Die balb on. balb bort anrs
taldtcr, aber entlpeber peridpanben
lie in Der Serne ipieber ober lie ginaen
oil DEM 8artenpcn glei9giilti9 pors
iiber.
Ser Mann inter Der 3austbiire be-
9unm elm peni9 unrltbig 81 iperben.
@r ipiste Die 2ippen unb piiff in
bnlblautem Gone cine 8eiie, inpes er
nit Dem re6ten SUB ben Saft baSu
trnt. User Den Iann unb feline Be-
ionberbeiten fannte, Der puBte. baB
pies Elm 3ciden ~ieiner iteisenoen I'm
geoulo mar.
Yl0bli6 8eriet cine ei9cuarti9e Be-
ipe9un9 in feline 3iige. gr ridtete
Ons ipdbenoe @u9e auf 5pei iun9e
2eute, tpel9e mitiammeu Die Strabe
berabgingen. Gin Ido6en par's
uno Elm Singing. 2eeterer mubte
elm fabrenber @elele iein; elm Sels
leiien bing ibm auf Dem 9fiiden un6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12

ernItIi6er &lage iiber bn5 entl6ipunz
bene Babe Sabr oprbauoen ~9epeieu.
@eim Weiiter ltalo CT nidt BLOB IN
Der frit6eren 8unit er bate lid bieie
Iogar nod IN erbobtem @rooe errun@
gen, icitbem lid Hailife mcbr unh
mebr iiber3eugt bate, bnB CT. IN &los
eiueu III ieoer 6iuiidt allsge5eid]nea
ten iun9en Wann in iciu 9auS be-
fpmmen bate. Sbu mogli6It lang
felt5u6altcu. mar nntiIrlid 0aS Be-
ltreben Mailifes. Gr b~e6anbelte Mlnts
tbias fat ntft mc6r nls 0eielen.
ioubern mie elm Wit9lieo Der 8amilie.
Gnfane8 mn6ten Die iibri9en @ciellen
5u bieIer 8%euor3ugmg Elm ibicfe5
@eiiht, dber als lie iaben, baB &loe
nidts bon ieinem bciheiOencn uno
frermbli6cn 8cien ncrior uno ii6
niht ii6crbpb, a%crpobntcr tic lid baIo
an nicien 3Nit1nb Ger Ztra',
@fit rncYmiihlihg1l Gifcc battc
Mnttbias on Ser fit ta1 N}drquis
Gresci ~bcitinuntcu 2'gte rt,tb.itct,
bis CT cinc3 &5Iu95 -. i,jtu Wets
tier init bem ilrtjg.u 3Hitt,"nsut binz
treteu uro CO i1m, b.59g c5' an cen
Seiteaer abgelanpt marte, 5eiseu
fpllnte.
&nilifc 6cinb un6 priiftc Bic 2aute
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12

9aus 5iebt es i'm. Sreilid perbens
Ten lam mans linn ni6t."
.@iel SIR ipollt fort bon ltns?"
tbat Inecla nit sebebntem Zone. Der
ibr eritaMnen alsbriidte. .Id, bas
fann eier grnit tpobl ni6t iein. Sbr
feto ia falim crit einige 8pfen ba.
Sn Baona it's bod biel i6Dner als
IN Wtttentpalb, no man. ipie SIR mir
lel6it idon er3Stlt bnbt, niftS iiebt
als Simmel. @alp uno 8erge."
Wattbias iab bns Idbden an;
Damn lpanberte Iein Illge 5i Dem 8es
It6tc beg braben Weiters, belien @lid
elmer gitte Gid unb &los 5unt glcis
ben ailf5uforbern idien.
@it einem 1ale fiibltc Itatt6ias
feline acknowledgements beiiegt. Gr
9lal6te Die @eitalt Ieines @atcrs Dor
iid gu ieben unb beiien Gimme gu
bpren. i'm %crmnbneub. bel Hailife
als5ubarren.
DSbr meint es gut nit mir, lagtc
Der Singlins 81 Dem Weiitcr, nbaB
lpeib ih, nnb neifs MIN mcin Safer
aud nift anbers baben ipiQ, 10 bleibc
id BEL gu6, ioIan9e es benz lieben
Soft sefdat."
8arob freute iif 9fuilife ebrli6 ilto
err briidte feline Srelibe all6 entipres
6enb in Wprten aug.
llnb angela banfte Dem Singing
nod gang Defenders. inbem Tie iagte:
DWein @ater bat gu6 10 germ, boB
SIR linn Elm argos Seib setbau bdttet,
penn Sbr bon ibm eeeaneen ipdret.
Seib alic eiseus bofiir bebonft, bab
CIR bel uns bleiben pollt. gs Iou
guh uibt 9ereuen, nidt fpabr, lieber
8ater2"
Weiiter Nailife nidte lddelno uno
briidte ieinem 2ieblingsgeiellen innig
Die HeGte.
anio blieb Wattbias 8lot pieber bel
Weiiter Hailife nnb 10 oft i'm Die
Sehniuht mad Dem Batter ergriff, rief
er ii6 ben WiIen oesielben ms Sc
bdhtnis 5nriid. 9as balf bem bras
ben Singing iiber Die 8itterfeiten
bintpe9, Die linn bas un9eltillte Sebs
men na6 Der fernen Seimat bereitete.
9oh nabm iid Iattbtas felt Dor,
na6 Sbresfrilt iein giinoelhen 81
idniiren nnb ben @anoeritab uorbs
tudrts 81 tragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
3ebntes Sapitel.

@ohe nm @ode perI6pnnb. -
unb zines cages entbedte Wottbias
@Ios. bab er bereits elm babies Sabr
BEL geeilter Hailife als 8eieIe arbeie
tete. 8ic i6neG ibm bieie 3eit pers
ltri6en mar! G5 oiinfte inn, ais lei
er eeitern erit in Yabua angefommen.
SGtte Inn Der Sob ni6t iqn liebeS
Weitterlein eeraubt, 70 tpdre fir Wats
tbias ni6t Der gerin9ite anlaB 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12

iperbc ni6t ipeniser banfbar iein ais
ibr @atte.
v~llnicr 6diis itcbt guh fir nlle
3utunft %offen". iaete Die cole Game.
so iebr babt Chr uns perpfli6tet,
@ud tets 81 ebren."
@attbias fiibtc Der Warquiie nnb
ibrem Gbeberrn Die Snnn. Sonann
perlieb Ell Die gaitlide Stdtte ltnb lire
Gigentiimer IN pelher er Die belten
Icni6en fenneu 9elernt bate, iettz
Dem or auf ifnlienii6em Soben lebte.
9loB febrtc nod Der Olterin 5uriid,
100 er fem Selleiien 9elaiien bate.
Sprt mar er BEL Den @irtsleuten @ez
genitanb elmer ~beionberen S6mei6ez
lei, an Der iebob iein einfa6es, be-
ideiDenes @eien feinen @efaaen fanb.
@r fannie Subem ben mabren 8runo
berIeIben. Sic 8~irfsleute batten Ieiz
netlpegen elm autes 8eihdft gemabt,
lie .pubten, baB Der Srembe lid in benz
Srtsberru einen 9roBem @Dnner ers
lporben bate unb bn slaubten arleh tie
in Selpeiieu Der Iftun9 unb greebcn@
belt nidt 5uriidbleiben 81 piirfen.
8lob. bem jeoes 5eudeln unb
S6mei6elu bon Der Seele. 5ufpiber
mar. ma6te Den Ibfhiep bon Den
@irtslerten fms. Iber nod inter
Der Sailstbiir riefen ibm Der @irt itnb
Iein @eib cine Wenee Slid unb Se1
9enslpiinihc na6 nnb Die lesterc
ihnitt einen anir nado Dem anberen,
ais pb &lpb Der Marquis ielbit setper
len mare.
Wattbias mar ber3lid frpb, ais Ell
bieie aufbrinslifen lrnp ertiinitelten
aerBerun9en binter ii6 bate.
Bobl9emut 3oe er feline Strabe. Sn
letner 8ruit trlie er bas erbebenbe
SepuBtiein, an benz Srte, ipeIden er
ioeben berlailen bate, Ienlden 9liifs
li6 gemdbt 81 baben. fpelhe bieies
Slid obne 3ipeifel uerbient batten,
lonit bate es ibnen Der Simmel midi
8ugetpenoet; Wattbias erfIute es mil
beiouperer Sreube, baB Der liebe Got
serabe i'm OILS 8erf5eug beniibt bate.
8el6en Stol5 ipiirben feline suten
Slteru elnpfinben. ipiibten lie. tpie ibr
MATTHIAS in bieiem fremben 2anoe iid
ibrer 2ebren ltnb Der g~r5iebuns, Die
lie linn batten aaeebeiben laifen, mir
Dig 5eigte. Ran muBte es Dem
Singing per5elben, penn iolhe Sc
banfen IN ibm eripadten; IN seipiHen,
Sinne par CT ia aud beredtiet. 10 81
oenfen nnb 5u fiibien.
Nm meiiten @e%nustbuung bereitete
ibm Der 8eiib bes Gmpfeblungsbrie@
fes an Yteiiter Gailife. Ser lernbe>
gieri9e 8los lab in bemielben sepiie
lermaben ben Sdliifiel 81 einem
S6ase. @urbe bod 8ailite als Der
erite @eigenma6er bon Yabun rnb
ais einer Der beiten S6eritaliens ii6erz
baupt seprieien. 8on linn erboffte
it'd &los alio nod man1en bebeutens
ben 8eipinn fiir ieinen 9eruf. Senn
DER iun9e @ittentpalbener sebDrte 81
jenen Naturen, ipel6e ii6 I'M CIR
lperbe bon aenntniIleu unb Sertigfeis
ten ME 9enu9 tbuu fDnneu unb ipel%
den ieber S6ritt gum Outer Der @ns
rei5 gum 8eileren miro.
8ie nolte CT bel Nailife Die Belt
unb 8eiegenbeit niieenl Nidts ioIte
Inn entgebcn, lpas feline 8erpoafom>
mlne in Der &unit bes @eigenbaues
fprbern fonnte. WinbeItens Elm Sabr
polte er bel Dem Ieiiter in Yabuu
bleiben. Sann aber gebn6te Ratz
tbias ieinen @anoeritab na6 Horben
5u rihten, um Die Seimnt unb Die teus
rem @ltern ipieber gu ieben.
A6 Soft, miro pas cine Sreube
feinl
Inter Iolden @ebnnfen fpanberte
Der brabe Singing auf Dem @ege bd@
bin, pel6er bon Yiaeen5a na6 Yabua
fiibrt.
~ ~ ~
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
2ofh JUDICIAL DIsTRITcc;Ff Gn||uIRT,
PARISH OF LAFOURGHH.
Succession OF Arthur T. Calais.
No. 1929 Pro.


Whereas, Theard LafoDt, Of the
Parish of iafourche, State Of Louis
isna, has made application to be
named and appointed Administrator
of fhe aforesaid estate.
Now, therefore, all persons, credi-
tor and h.lrs, and others interested,
are hereby warned and notified to file
their oppnsItions to the said app!Ica-
;'on, in writing. with tie Clerk of
SAID Court, 1t his office in the Town
If Thibodaux, La, within ten days
sfter the first publication hereof other
wise thu. sad applicant will BE- named
AID appointtd is such adm,n'stra or,
as required hy f:v sha III sccordanee
with law. s
In Testimony VIII reof,
e.. So Witness NY hand aud the
i'm tress Of the seal # my office, at
fh.so'asax, III Dec, 20 1909
P j Aecoin,
Deputy Clerk ]
II. y. Vale, IN, =
Of council.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

gallon containers by the lat
ter and placed on the market
An association Of syrup far
mers could adopt a brand like
the Velva people and put a
brand Of uniform color and
density On the market send.
ing out an agent to Northern
and Western cities to exploit
it. Any effort to advertise
intelligently Creole rice. cakes
and batterie syrnpin any city
of this country will be follow
ed by more orders than can
be filled. AS to the hog in
dnstIy, how much sugar cur
ed, ham Or bacon is made in
this country. Would it not
be wiser to keep the corn now
sold at 81 per bb1., translate
it into sugar cured hams, ba-
con, green sides, smoked
shoulders and saasages that
would keep and those other
hog products so dear to the
heart Of the gourmand and
gourmet which has given toI
good times generally. the|
phrase that stands for pros
perity and Happiness: "a hes
killing tlme.".
So mote it be.-Courier.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
Be Of Good Cheer.

Remember that in the Ions
run force and fact govern th.
world. Fiction and false
reports may have their little
day aud by their special work
OF evil with incidental good,
but in the end they must 20
the way of unsul stantial
things. Even the fancied
constructions Of art must
hold the mirror up to ma.
ture," il they are destined to
WIZ a permanent place among
the factors Of the esthetic|
world. So when enemipa
traduce snd belittle your
character and your purposes
be silent sad strong and ri
solute in the faith thai
what is true will ulti natcIy
the wades of bitter.
ness aroused against you lis.
The waves Of the sea beating ;
against the rocks, will roll .
back AZ the water do, if YOU I
tand up bravely resistant,
firm Oh the truth and +
be consciousness of Your b
VIII worth in the eyes Of T.
cd and of men who seen ,
early. The breath, of. your .,
lemy when driver forth in "a
anderous rage, will at last Ia
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
Looking Ones Best.

lisa wawan'a delight to look at
her best but pimpIe., skin eruptjons
s"rss and foi's rob life of joy. lis
tn! ,Bucklen's Arnica Salve cares
then; makes the skin soft snd velyetv
II g'orifies the face. Cures pi,np pies
Sore Eyes. Cod Sores, Cracked Lips
t'happed Hands Fry it. Infaslib.e
for Piles. 25c at all druggists
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
Rich Mems Gifts are Poor

lesides this: Il want 10 90 on record
ss saying ta.t regard Electric Bit
ters as one Of the greatest gifts that
Sod has malle to woman, writes Mrs.
y. hhlnevaait, IT Ve.sal Center, N.
7 81 can RIVER forget what it has
done for me-. This gtoriops msc'i-
cine gives a woman anoyant spirits,
v'gor OF boeF and jubisnt health. It
quickly cur.s Nervousness, Siearies>-
ness, Melancholy, Headache, Back
ache, faintilg aud Dizzy Spells; soon
builds up the weak, ai'ing and siskIy
Try them. 5ec. at ali druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
Sugar and Syrup Possibili-
ties Of Opelousas.

Every planter and farmer
who has ever grown cane in
and around Opelousas will
vouch for the fact that under
intelligent cultivation from
20 to 40 tons of cane can be
produced per acre Of plant
and 10 to rs tons Of first year
stubble and from 5 to Is tons
Of second year stubble. The
little farmer, who does all his
own work and who cannot go
to tho expense of hiring out
side labor can econmize in the
matter of seed cane (the heav-
lest and initial expense) by
saving and Immediately plant
ing the tops Of the cane that
he sells to the refinery!
Then again this soil being
virgin to cane gives a larger
percentage OF sucross and as
the day ia coming when cane |
will be paid for by its sue
rose efficiently inst as corn is
now bought by weight in
stead OF BY measure, the val
ue Of q ton will be fixed byl
the chemical analysis; this
will be to the interest not on
" Of the refinery but to the
careful planter aud will be
more satisfactory all around.
The advantage to the syrup G
farmer 10 manifest. X
The present practice Of .
crushing cane for syrup in a '
2 horse mill 10 extremely 3
wastefui. A large percent n
'ge of sucrose remains in the Il
'agasse hence ! cooperative >,
yrup company should be b.
ormed or An arrangement ct
'ade With any prospective r.
'fneries that 90 up to give th
le faamer his share Of the on
mo in syrup boiled below IL
e graduating point in so Gle
- drums from which it en-
q + decanted into | to S sla
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
District Attorney E. M
Bourg Makes Report.

| District Attorney H. ". Boura la.
completed aud forwarded to The A..
t'rnsy General his report c.,ysr.np
that period from December Isl. 1907
20 U" emotr lst, 1909, as required by
law Th- following matter is con-
tanned in tue report.
Terrehonne Parish: convictions gal
sentenced 10 The penitent,srv. %.
Sentenced to the parish jail. %; Fined
2ol; acquitted IS; No. sp,osaed. 81.
pending Il; escaped punishment
through the defect in Lag /. The
rarity who escaped panishmen,
through detect of sthe law was con-
victtd of retailing liquor en- dste Of
primary election, bat no penalty Is
fixed.
Lafourche Parish: Convictions 216
: htenced to penitentlary IS; spnten,,
ri to parish Jail, 80; fined 1853: mol
'Fossed 81; acquitted 10; pending 90 |
fhus making total of 467 con
'le'iohs 40 sentenced to the peneten-
'sry, 50 sentenced to the parish i,jI
80 fined, 2S scaui,tted. Jos MOI
'os4e'l, " cases pending and one
SCARED through a defect in the law
r the 20th judicial District. I
When it is remembered tba, Mr. +
'ourg IS "ctiyeiy engaged III the prac-
&c OF t'vi: law, it will be seen that
: mas beaa busy man during tae
81 'so ys:;rrs- as vel; as a succrsfu
'osecutiHs attorney -flouna Courier
LEsNEN WANTED to look after
IT interests in l.afourcAe andasl-
cent countries. Salary or Commi~-
"a. Actress Lincoln o.! Co g sye
ID, o.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25


subside like the vain winds
that drives the waters of the
deep high against the head
lauds. "Be strong: quit your
selves like men, said the
great apostle, speaking from
1.-The plenitude of a deep and
varied experience. Take his
words to heart, and make
them the food and sustenance
Of your soul in the hour OF
despondency.
If a poor man impelled by
his poverty succumbs to temp
tation and robs wood Pile or
coal yard TO keep his family
from freezing in the cold win
ter time. he is regarded as a
terrible example of human
depaavity, and if he is caught
he is usually speedily senten-
ced to prison. Theteis mol
motion for a new trial, Meth
or are efforts made to have
The sentence suspended or the
prison term shortened On
some flimsy prstense. Il this
because the man is poor aid
therefore an example must be
made of him?
But if the wrong doer hap
pens to be a member OF u gig
:.ntic trust tnat has robbed
the public not to stave of pow
erty, but to swell already gig-|
antic fortunes all the ma
,hinery possible is set in mo-
lion to prevent a trial OF, i'll
hat cannot be prevented, to
secure his acqnital through :,
some legal technically. 1t a
II spite Of all effortsput forth o
he man is found guilty then Il
till more machinery operates !,
o prevent the law taking itsl
curse. J.
Such inequality of Justice
: too often seen. and it n
reeds discomfort and gives .,
dior to the idea that there is o.
he law for the rich and an
Their for the poor, especially
hen the poor criminal ia
'nt to prison while tho trust
rimminal, il pronounced liz
silty, is slet off with a fine =.
hich he can at once pay 81
ithout feeling the loss. Be- v
re the Law in practice as d.
ell IS in theory, there w VIZ
'onld be no difference be qu
7een the rich and poor.-Ex a 81.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
Notice.

We hereby appreciate and return
lbanks to the }. H. H.mpel Insur-
ance Agency Of Lucy p. . la, for
the premptness by which they settled
our claim sustained by lost of FIRE to
the amount o! $4,000 paid as IN full
by }. a. Hempel agent at Lucy 2. 0.
La.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
NOTICE.

Any on" holding bills against tl,e
Percy Grocery Co lid. or the Lob
dell Grocery Co Ltd. must present
ti'is gu or before Jan. 21st 1909.
L. Il. Percy.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
G. ALExANoRE a Bros,
Trespass Notice!

1KtcHAE5 1*OEfCC.
faa public is hereby notiEed that
hant'Ag, sshlng, moss-picking. trap
i"ng and otherafse trespas.,sx, is
positively prohibited On suy snd all
"nr isrfs, under the penalty Of the
INV
4. ). LUrcHER AND nrEnRs.
DinEnr,5TAKH BRowN.
cSBrcss Lumber Go. Ltd
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

LOST, strayed or stolen from
Georgia Plantation Flea Htted grey
ht'Tse, about ten years old. Any in
formation leading to the recovery OF
the aulRal will he rewarded.
G. S. Mathews
Mathews La.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

Notice is hereby given that Davis
Il. kerne has this day f!ed bis ap.
plicstion for license as retail liquor
dealer. locatetat Abby & Highland
Store IN the Parishof l.afourche.
Date,-Dec. Is 1909.
d II. Kerne.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

FOX SALE-Thihodanx Opers
Honse. Address Chairman Finance
COMMITTEE Lock Box 29l Tbihodau1
la.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
Notice

No hunting is allowed on Acadia
Plantation.
W. H. psrcE.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
Rnbert G. Sae!y.

Notice is hereby givct that the
Bo~ie Lumber Co, La have lhss day
tlied its applirstl,,a for license ss
retail liquor d, sI-r. located at Bowie
"a. Cor. Main s Th;hodalx, 10 he
Parslh % Lafnutchs, LIZ.
Date,-l,-c. Is 1903.
Bo@ie Ismher Co. Ltd.
Per J. F. Nisg'"ston
+. Prest.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

Notice is hereby given that Robert
G. seely has this day Sled bis appI,-
eatinn for Incense rs retail LIQUOR
deal-r, located GA the front OF the
French p sn'ation left bank OF H,voi
Lafourr'he about I miles shove Thil.
sai.ux. III the Parish OF Lafoucrhe.
Ds,e,-Dec. Is 1909
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

Notice is hereby given that Geo
Linesetter has this day filed his APP
piieaticn for a License as Retail III
quor Dealer, located III Thibodaux
Louisiana, on Green St. between Thib.
oIahx aud St. Bridget SITS. in the
Psfish OF Lafourche.
Date,-Dec. 4th 1909.
Geo. Llnesetter.