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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-13
Louisiana Paragraphs.

The Monroe. News--Star
publishing all the PARTICLES
can find about the Leve
Board candal Of eleven year
ago, but it seems to neglec
all such news items as tb,
prosecution of prohibition
violations. and can see moth
ing wrong with the present
machine domination Of Mon
roe's government; - BastroI
Enterprise.
A somewhat remarkable,
case developed in the District
Court here Tuesday. A
young negro was brought up
for sentence. on a charge
which necessarily n2eant q
term in tic parish Jail, to be
worked out on the public
roads. The. poor fellow had
a wholesome dread Of serving
on the roads, and requested
the judge to send him to the
State Penitentary. The Judge
remarked that be could not, |
under the pending charge, |
comply with his request. The
negro was permitted to plead
guilty to a more serious
charge, ahd was given one
year in the penitenta.y. This
is an exceptional case.-Mon-I
roe News:Star. 1
Liberality never killed a
town Every public enterprise
ought to receive substantial
Nd. a n d encouragement.
When you give, dollar to-
ward improving the town You I
do not throw away your !
money, but simply make a
good investment. - Bastrop '
enterprise. :
Statistics. published by the .
Of the Southern :,
Commercial Congress, or &. v
irosvenor Dave, either per 81
'etrate pa gross libel upon "
Or shonld cause the o,
eople OF the State. to sit up.le
nd take notice. They show q
lat Louisiana has Fewer O,
'res IN cultivation than any SC
her Southern STATE except bu
|orida, which is largely web an
OF territory. Even Arka nsas BE-
TN only a slightly larger sal
Ca Las practically seven tel
~. a1ses in cultivation, is
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-13
NOTICE.

Any one holding bills against the
Percy Grocery Co. Ltd. or the Lob
dell Grocery Co. Ltd. must present
bills Oh OF before Jan. 21st 1909.
p. R. Percy.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-13

as against 4.666,OOO, acres in
Louisiana, Alabama, Missis.
sippi, Oklahoma, South Caro-.
lima and even little West
Virginia all surpass Us. Lake
+, Charles American.
The State Game Commls-
sion has decided to ask for a
general amendment of the
game laws, and promise. to
take the Senators, Represen-
tatives, district judges, at
torneys aud the press into
their confidence regarding
the same. There is A vide
spread impression chat some
thing needs amendment, but
the general expression is in
the direction of amending the
Game Commission.-L a k e
Charles American.
The deadest-most .unsatis-
factory law or the Louisiana |
statutes is the law that Great
ed a bird, fish and game COM
The law passed by
the Legislature was designed
to protect fish, birds and
game, but the unlimited pow
er given to the commission
has created dissatisfaction in
every parish Of the State. - {
Mer Rouge democrat.
Ez Coy. Blanchard, the (
proud aristocrat from Caddo, {
s once more in the limelight, :
having made a brilliant t
peech before the Waterways i
Convention. Whatever else a
ne may say Of Gov. BAN Il
hard, he cannot be accused v
t being a dead one" politi- G
ally. Perhaps, when the
me comes he will dazzle tie
oters and win the plaudits of
le. people. Keep your W
Gather eye on .n.-Monroe al
ews Star IL IL
Did you ever. hear Of a i,
'ssiper? Did you ever meet. hi
18th a person who delights in N
andals but cloae his, lips We
5ht as clam when some We
ing Of Importance is. dis Id
ssed! Some Of these worth ~
$ skunks live not mere A.
an a thousand miles from an;
re and such a pity it is that "a
ey are allowed to continue
tn their poisoning jabber-
Washington, Leader, ~
This community, and espe- ~
lily this editors garden, is vel
ely afflicted by the drought ly.
ich has prevailed ever fro
&C, CT, all, we believe it D.,
the day we had meat at -
house for dinner, and IN w.
We get a shower pretty YER
n we are liable to dry up Gu:
The stalk. So far our snb- van
ption list is holding up, doc
if the drought continues
Their week We fear it will 01o
II to shed. It. has been ing
that nine times out of mus
every spell of dry weather J. B
loved !2': by rain, and. We the
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-13

| his own haze; Is JoAn :: Eap
kins, cashier Of the People,
|. bank, dead BY his own hand
heaa,lse My other Land is il
fha lions mouth and | car
not get it out 'ot /. Lee
CLARK. dead by his own hand
because they have worked my
ruin-I have been shamefully
robbed of George Wallace
y y OF State
Treasurer Noyes, Treasurer
.Livses, Treasurer Haywood
Treasurer Hart, Auditor-Ge
.eral Norris, Capitol Contrac-
tor Payne, Witness Jeffries,
Treasurer Mathues, aud Capt.
'tolContractor Sanderson. x \
of that negro messenger who
knew how and why Chris
Mageetand Don Cameron paid
q Shortage of nearly $5o0,0o0
IN 1880 theHby Keeping a GER
tain statesman from drawing
a razor across his throat in
the Lochiel hotel-the negro
whose body a few days later
was found floating in the
canal We may also note
what happened when news
papers photographers were
cent to Harrisburg to "take'
he famous statue IL its per-
nanent position. Around the
upper. part Of the rotunda
here runs a motto drawn
rom William PENIS writings
There may be room. there for
UGH a holy experiment. For
be nations what a precedent.
md my God will make it the
eed Of a nation. That an ex
mple may be set up to the
ations. That We may do the
hing that is truly wise and
lst.' After the photogra-
hers snapped the statue on
s pedestal beneath. those
nes, their negatives, when
7veloped, showed a blur for r
| these words, save twc. a
hese were directly over the I
I'D of the Statesman, aud
ere: Ny God!'' CON- I
ontr. j,
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To The P1ahliG
?. r. Percy

Th!bodaux, La.,- Nay %, 1903
Notice is hereby gj:en to the pro
perry owners of the parish of La
fonrciie that The fst'n. Of the pro-
perry Of sad parish has been cUmpiet-
Ell aud the estimated valuation made
tbrre'n hv tn" ;tssesSs,r IN 4cco, dance
with :hc law AVID thai the said lists
viii IT "yn"7ed in III. cftire of the
assessor or lns prctjon and correction
for lie tern Of twenty days. negin-
Mig on tie 10th day Of Jupe, 1909.
5. j. Foret,
Assessor.
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Trepass Notice.

TIE public is hereby no:jf=d not T.
hunt, fsa, or Otherwise trepass 90 ny
properties il Terrebonne parish, forn-
rrly owaed By i. hejeune and Jo-.
Tabor. Fiotators will be dealt With
according to law.
EMELEU3 fHJB1DAur,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-13

are going to watch and see Il
lit is Sc in this case.
Helena Lcho.
| People III this section Of the
country the rural dis
tricts Of Louisiana use corn
bread almost exclusively for
breakfast, dinner and supper
and no pellagra has ever been
heard OF from the creole sec
ton Of Louisiana. But vet
the city fellers, who eat al
occasional corn fritter, are
stricken with pellagra from
eating thos, fritters! The
scientific world is getting to
be to durued. scientific.
Opelousas Clarion.
The farmers, and conse-'
queItly all classes in this sec
ton, are happier by several
not1hes than they We're this.
time last year. AS a result
Of the fair crops UNDER boil
weevil conditions and the
handsome price Of cotton and
seed this fall. basiilfss condiI
tons are steader and more
prosperous than for several |
seasons. Real estate is look
ing up and is changing hands
more freely and citizens gen
are looking forward
with hope. - Natchitoehes
Times.
We are GLAD. to note that
our young friend Pink. Cain
has almost recovered. Pink
had the misfortune to be bit
en- by a ground rattle.nake
III the first o. this month,
While employed in surveying
and out on Sandy Creek.
he snake struck him Just a
'ove the right ankle and for s
wo weeks the young man
uttered excruciating pain
4eesville Leader. 4
When a man takes. his s
loney out of a bank and a
uries it in the garden. or I
ives il to a friend to keep in +
is boat leg for him, it gener- !;
lily turns out that somebody .
nds the spot in the garden :
the friend takes a sudden i
otion to enigrate.' The Il
'ost absurd thing one can do d
to draw money from insti- a
atoms that are managed by RI
onest men and hide it about !.
le house or trust it to luck.
e will be enoner or later the /"
ser.-Minden Democrat. u
There are no better labor
S in the world than the old
ne, cotton plantation ne FOL
oes. But they can't accom- ~
te themselves to the new ~, al
der of things. Before the SIC
Il weevil came the negro Cd
uld plant; cotton, let it cor
md in grass till it looked l a
it it were dead and then to
an it out and make a fair as'
p. But now the weeyil Fe.
Il eat the crop up while opj
negro is fooling about and
$ impossible to make him
'pt such methods as are ,
;essary to make cotton y. :,
lie the weevi] is at prey kno
..~l:o~ YI,ll th.,-
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-13

Don't worry as 10 the condition of
yonI watch bring it to Sossowski, it
doesn't make any difference what
Matchmaker tell you that 1T cannot
he repaired Sossowsti can fS it for
yon and his work is guaranteed.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-13
FOR SALE.

improved Property, within walking
limits. Of town.
Apply to
+. y. RorH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

private safe Tay be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults o. the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
- MP Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
AMERICAN WOAAN'S
CLUB HAS MEETING
General Ratification of Result
of Recent Election; Eight
New Members.

Al the home OF Mrs. f. D. Woodruff,
Il = street, The Woman s American club
held largely attended and cpthusi iastic
meeting Monday afternoon. The affair,
while really the regular monthly meet.
ing of The club. was largely in the form
of a general ratification of the result
of the recent election. The women
voiced their pleasure at the wonderful
victory of The American party. and
pledged their most hearty support TO the
campaign which viii % rry the party to
victory in salt Lake county ncHt year
Mrs. Sarah Poole mother of Mrs g.
H. RaybouId, gave IN interesting paper
on her personal experiences in Utah in
the early days, and piano selections were
rendered By the Misses Sullivan and
Gutchel, Mrs. Poole was ono of the
most prominent Salt Lake women inter
eSted in tho organizing Of the American
party and she was honorcd at the first
great mass meeting bF election as .
member Of the executive committee.
Eight new members wcrc received In
TO membership in the club. aud other
business of a routine nature was attend
ed 10. At the close of the meeting
dainty refreshments were served,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
COMFORTING WORDS
Many Salt Lake City Household Will
Find Them So,

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bad back removed; 10 be entirely free
from annoying. dangerous urinary dis
orders is enough to make any kidney
sufferer grateful. To tell how this great
change can he brought about viii prove
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Lake City readers,
Mrs. p. Booth, Uiut1h street, Salt
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4 continued use entirely corrected the
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
NINE. STEINHE|L IS
GAINING SYMPATHY
No Direct Evidence Against
Woman Accused of Double
Murder.
PARIS PUBLIC SHOWS
INTENSIFIED INTEREST
Dramatic Scenes in Courtroom
as Secrets of Passion
Are Exposed.

PARIS. Nov. S.-With the opening
today of the second week of the trial
Of Madame Stclnhcil. who is accused
Of numbering her husband, Adolphe
Sicipheil, and aer stepmothcr, Madame
Japy, rbe public interest in the remark
able case is higher than ever.
No direct evidence implicatiDg the
prisoner with the crime has yet been
adduced. while the conflicting stories
told by the witness and the brave duel
o. tho accused in her fight against the
Judge is turning the sympathy 10 her
:'avor Madame Steinhcil processes TO
have the greatest confidence IN her ac-
quittal.
The prisoner. though looking baGgard,
was considerably calmer after sunday
of rcpose.
Testimony For Accused.
Madame Atanzio, wife Of one of
Steinbcil 8 models, and DR. Archarv, rbe
Steinlicil family physician, though
called blythe state. both testified in favor
or the accused The former insisted
on the frcnzied condition OF the woman
on the morning after ihc crime, and the
doctor coTIyadicted the testimony at
trihutcd 10 him before the examination
by tbe magistrate
= Or. Arcbary testified Adolpbe Stein
he'll S death was due To stranguiation
and that Madame Japy S resulted from
asphEXiatI0u. Because of the manner
IN which The bodies were bound The doc
tor suggested one person alone could
not have committed the murder.
VI, Auhnn, counsel for the defend.
ant, promised 10 prove 10 the sails
lactiou of the jury that the gag they
had examined was not the ous used
10 gag Madame Stcinbe;l.
DIR. Balthnscar. Il toXicologIst, tcstl-
fed he found no trace Of narcotic in
The stomach of either NJ. Steiuheil or
NADINE ,lapy.
Woman Nearly Frantic.
When recess was ordered, Madame
Stclnhcil cried out wildly;
''Thcy are determined 10 Kill me,
When the taking of testimony WIS
resumed after recess. Mime. Stcinhcil
wept bitterly while Pierre Buisson who
broke oil MS engagement with Marthc
Stciuhcil, testified. lie declared his ac-
lion had nothing 10 do with the ques-
tlon OF a dowry.
Frederick II. Burliugham. the Amer
lean newspaper man arrested on sus-
picion at tho time of the murders. ere
staud hy announcing. 50 am the man
who hos just escaped the guilotinc. -
Journalist Makes Protest.
Mr.. birmingham protested vigorously
against the manner in which he WAS
dragged ipto the case, aud especially
against the language of his indict-
mont.
Both Nj. Aubiu and the prosecuting
iud2e expressed regret thdt he had been
falsely accused.
Today's bearing is considered a dis
lruct victory for the defendant. as no
direct evidence duplicating her was
produced.
or the contrary. several Of The stale y
witnesses testified in her favor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
For Cdtarrh
Medicine FREQ in Every Case Where 1t
Fails TO Relieve,

Neglect or pessimism, We believe, is
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

Thomas Moscr. charged with battery,
will tell his side OF the case to the court,
Saturday. AS soon as the case was set
for hearing at least one-third of the
spectators IN the room left, Mosei land
Cd in court through n neighborhood row.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

Violet Alien pleaded not guilty to the
charge of vaSrancy and VIII have her
hearing Wednesday,. She WIS released on
$50 bail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

The freshmen girls hold meeting
Monday To elect the gicc president OF lbe
Women's league Edna Hull was chosen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
NO CASE ON RECORD.

There Is no case on record Of a
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or consumption after Foley's Honey
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Foley's Honey and Tar in yellow
package. Contains no opiates and is
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Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

May Stearn admitted that she had no
means OF support and Has given q floatcr
out of the city, which the court told her.
meant that she must leave In the short
est possible time. H. order To facilitate
matters, sentence VIII be passed upon
her this, Tuesday, afternoon at o'clock
II May persists In remaining In Zion and
Is caught after > o'clock this. Tuesday,
afternoon she Will serve six months in
tho city Jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
MEN IN THE PEN WHO
WILL ASK FOR CLEMENCY

When the board Of pardons meets in
regular session Saturday, November 20,
the following applications for clemcncy
Will be considered:
For pardon-Frank Morris, attempted
burglary; Ralph Mickey attempted
robbery; James McGovern, burglary.
third degree; Resell Earl. forgery;
Charles Murdock, forgery; William
Fisher, burglary, second degree; 7, Yam
ana, robbery,
For con,mu!ation-Josc Porter.
burglary. second degree; Wilson John
son. grand larceny; Willis Elliott. for
gerry. Stephcn Quinn. burglary. second
degree: William Reinhart, grand lar
ceny; George Laffay. burglary. second
degree: Nick Prucssirg, forgery; George
Parry, felony.
For rnyolo-Hyrum Wiseman, felony;
James Peterson. felony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
University Notes

~ tho regular weekly meeting Of the
faculty Monday afternoon plans were
perfected fo" tho students reception. TO
be given next Friday evening The dance
is an annual affair. conducted by The
faculty. and IS always given carly In
the year. In order to got tho now students
acquainted. The dance will be preceded
members and new STUDENTS will partiC-
pate.
The freshmen girls hold meeting
Monday To elect the yicc president OF the
Women's league Edna Hull was chosen.
The senior mctallurgv students report
an interesting trip 10 Bingham Junction
Saturday. The class. under the direc-
ton Of DR.. Bradford. inspected the lead
sInelter OF the United states company.
The date for the junior prom has
been set for January Il. The prom this
year promises to be the most elaborate
has been working hard on something or
ieinal well as elaborate. The decora-
tion committee is holding regular meet
lngs at which the whole Junior class
Is expected 10 be present 10 help I'm pre-
pairing the necessary decorations.
The officers Of the band organization
have been elected w. T.. Hunter is
president: lay Hyde. general manager
and director: DOW Young. secretary: Cur
Hart. librarian. The leader of the band
crs in tho state. Now that practices are
being held regularly the band promises TO
bc In good shape soon 10 furnish music
at the various student games,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

TO a great deal OF the testimony offered
by Mr.. Jensen. but Judge Bowman over
ruled tiic objections Al the conclusion
OF the case. Attorney \. l.. Hoppaugh
cold the court that he was glad he did
not lIaVc 10 come into police court very
from Judge Bowman on The Siepoytmcnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

bonfire on election night. will have their
hearing November .. Thelr hail was fixed
ut 5000 each.
c.. i. N Pappas. accused OF forging 4
check for 500 on George Maks. pleaded
not guilty and had his trial set for De-
..-llNhcr L.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

OF an attorney IN any court The Jensen
Creamery company then save official no.
ticc that it would appeal the case
Eugene Blair, Edwin Bcal and Robert
Moore. young mon charged with stealing
trunk and It's contents from the .. :. l..
depot and using tho trunk MS fuel for Il
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Atty for Plaintiff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-12
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE,

~ Il
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of Hammond. Lake County. Indiana.
and TO the citizens of the eighth ward
Of said city, that l am a male inhabi-
tant and resident of said City of Ham
mond. North Township, Lake County
Indiana, and above the age of TWENTY
one years, and that l am a man Of good
moral character and l have been con-
unuously resident Of said City and
township for more than ninety davs
last past and that / will apply to the
Board OF county Comm ssioners Of said
Lake county, State of Indiana. at their
September Term. 1909. for a license to
sen intoxicating. spurious, vinous and
malt liquors.
The premises upon which I desire to
sell intoxicating, spurious. vin0us and
malt liquors in less quantity than a
quart at time and permit the same to
pc drank, IS described as follows: The
front room on the ground floor of the
one-story brick building. which said
room Is seventeen feet wide seventy
SIX feet long and twelve feet high
facing south on State Street and front
ing on state street, said State street
DeIhg public highway or public
street. IN the said City of Hammond
North township, Lake County Indiana
Said building in which I desire ia
sell intoxicating. spurious vinous and
malt LIQUORS is located and situated on
Lot Thirty seven, Block one. Townsend
and Godfrey's addition to the Town
&noW etty) Of Hammond Lake County
Indiana. All OF the inside of said room
where said intoxicating, spurious vim
be seen from said State Street
WILLIAM HARRINGTON
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-12
theyHERIFF'S SALE.

tui Atty for Plaintiff.