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by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased port IN Of the ear.
There i only one way TO cure deaf
ness. and that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness 10 caused by an
mflamed condition " the mucous
'ininR of theEustpchian Tube. When
this tDhe + inElaned you haye d rqmb
ii1g sound of imperfeci hearing. and
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We Fiil give one handefd dollars
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-20

Each county IL divided into moi less
than six justices Of the peace dis
tricts with Justice to be elected In
each district.
In addition every city OF the first
cIas elects two Justices Of the peace
with additional ones where the popu-
lation is very la~e.
Two constables are elected for each
justice OF the peace These officers
receive their nav from fees ensirly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-20

There are tricks in rcpalring
automobiles Just as well as in any
thing else However. We don't
resort to trickery Of any kind when
you entrust us with your repair
work. We know how to do the
job as il should be done. A. trial
will convince you We also repair
gasoline engines Of all kinds. Free
air. White Rose Gasoline and
complete rne Of accessories and
supplies OF all kinds.
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1909 IN n0s ready. lt lgsn eBsgclo-
The Oklohoma state Manual Tor
pedia Of statistical Information Gives
names OF all the state aud county ef-
i.cers. >tbeh post 1ffics adIf6sses.
county judicial, congressi5nal and
senatorial districts, names and nl-
ffesf n r'erihefA of cohstit1isonel
C01yensiDn. ffrsf aus secoila leeis!a-
tiife pcppletion wpslip Of state and
sshe Price 75c. Addfes4 Leader
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Statesmen Wonted.' Il reputable
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tile bill
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Tae nsv Fish and Game Law VIII Dc
in effect after Jnne H. Every one in-
terested shonld have copy Of the
new Law. We sell them for Is cents
the single copy. Write for prices on
Quantities Leader Printing Company
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
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Sorenesz of the muss1es whether In
duccd BY violent exercise or injury
is quickly relieved BY the FREQ zppIIca-
fion OF chamberlain's Liniment: This
IA equally valuable for muscular rheu'
matism, and always affords quick re
lief SOLD b. an dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-20

Tucker Candidate ;sor Auditor
y. A Tucker rs candidate for
state sndito-. He says; Christianity
Democracy, labor and education are
the pillars on which Oklahoma $
greatness rest II. A. Tucker the
blind candidate for state auditor,
stands firmly for these strong pillars
OF greatness. Blindness will not pre-.
vent him dischargine the duties Of the
office with efficiency and safety no
more han blindness prevents Senator
Gore attending 10 tbs duties Of his
office
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Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablet gently stimuate the llyer
ana bowels 70 eWei poisonous mat
Ter CLEANSE the sysieu ~ cure con-
stipst3onsand ank headadhe Sod BY
.&b dealers
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael ThiLo--
dauXare visiting Mr.. ThibodauX's s
relatives, Mr.. Claiborne Thibo-
daux and family, since last We'd
nesday. The couple were mar
ried at Ellsworth Maine on the
9th inst. Mrs. Thibodaux being
d resident of that town. Mr..
Thi olauX is receiving congratn-
lations Oh the happy event and
having "on unto himself a
charming lady. He intends
enlisting in the naval service,
but doing land work.
Mrs. Emile Daigle, Sr., Mrs.
Felix Bonvillain, DR.. 7. St. Mar
tin, Miss Corrinne st. Martin, and
Mr.. Henry Daigle, and family of
Houma were in town last week
having made the trip over from
Houma in their automobile.
Mr.. Alexandra Perrin,a native
and long president of this commun-
ity,left here last week to live in
Jeanerette where he has accepted
IA permanent Job. Mr. Perrin is IA
quiet and unassuming gentleman
but is progressive and believed in
the future OF his home town and
took an interest in anything that
tended tOitS welfare. His many
friends here regret his departure,
but if he felt it was to his interest
TO leave he has our best wishes.
MIR. Laurence Gaude of Biloxi
is spending sometime with Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. A. Demanade.
Mr.. Armand TheriOt of lower
Lafourche is spending a few days
in our midst.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Capital and Surplus, $13O,OOO.OO.
The Bank of ThibOdaux
THIBoDAUX, LA

We noticed that among the
grad yates at Spring Hill College
was the name of Mr.. Sidney
Brdud, son of our t0wnsman, Mr..
p. L. Braud. He Was the vale
dictorian of his class and re-
ceived a gold medal for physical
sciences. Mr.. Andrew Delaune
received gold medal for history
and Daunis Braud also of this
place,a medal for music. All
three received mentions in other
branches.
At Jefferson College Mr..
Joseph Lasseigne of this town
graduated in the commercial
course and was awarded his di-
ploma, alse receiving gold medal
for good conduct and for work In
the com mercial course. He was
given frequent distinctions in
other branches. Master Jackson
Ayoof Bowie received a medal
for good conduct and numerous
distinctions in his classes. Mr..
Francis RobichauX, son Of Mr..
Jos. Robichaux secured gold
medal for mathe maticS.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22

The appropriation bill presented
to the Legislature by the com nit
tee last week broke ali past re-
cords. II is estimated that over
eight million dollars will be
needed to meet it,, in fact near
nine million,and four million of
which must come ont of the gen
eral fund. This is the tax
payers money. Sinecures on
top of sinecures are being crea-
led, attorneyships, secretary
ships, com missioners etc, must be
paid and at the same time neces-
sary expenses and state institu-
tions need money.
The record is broken and this
ad ministration will go down in
the history of the state as the
most extravagant the state has
ever had. The appropriations
exceed by five hundred thousand
The appropriations of two years
ago and that of 1906 is exceeded
by one million, being over
eight millions and nearly
nine millions. Much talk has
gone the rounds since the heavy
money appropriation has been
brought to light,
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22

The Board of Directors of
the Citizens Bank of Lafourche
met last Wednesday for the purpose
of looking into bids for which due
advertisement had been made for
the erection of the home of the new
institution. On Thursday the sue
cessful bidder was made known
and the contracts. specifications
and plans were all duely signed
and authenticated with the sigma
ture of the builders, Corbin Bros,
of Jeanerette La. These people
are the same people who built the
Odd Fellows building. There were
only four bids, and only one was
local bid. The contract price is
ten thousand eight hundred and
sixty three dollars and building is
to be completed for October 1st.
The building is to be erected under
the direct supervision of the archi-
tects, Messrs, Favrot d Livaudais.
1t is said that the building will
be one of the prettiest if not the
prettiest onestory building in town.
There will be dome on the roof,
and the architecture will be novel
and unique, at the same time ha :
wing a very massive and imposing
effect. The interior is to be elegant
ly finished and furnished with all
modern comforts and appliances.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Bucket Fair

The Thibodaux Bucket Brigade,
a vigilant and hard working fire
company Of the local fire depart
ment, gave a fair and festival on
the opera house grounds last
Sunday for the purpose of
raising ID funa to pay for their
new truck and extension ladders,
which they but recently pur-
chased. These good fire fighters
have always been more or less
handicapped in not being suf-
ficiently equipped with modern
apparatus and now that they
have purchased something they
feel that they can ably
call on the public for assistance.
The fair was largely attended
and quite a neat amount must
have been realized.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Bank Enjoined

A surprise was sprung in
banking circles here last Satur-
day when it was learned that
several of the Stockholders bad
petitioned The court and secured
an order directed to the Bank of
Lockport ruling them into court
to show cause why an injunction
should not issue eni3ining and
prohibiting them from issuing
additional stock to Increase the
capital stock. The bank people
were in Saturday and employed
counsel to fight the matter,
maintaining that they have
right to increase their capital
stock and that it is done with the
consent of mjority of the stock
holders at IA meeting called for
that special purpose.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Cheap Trip North.

New Orleans Council Knights
of Colum bus is getting up a
special train for the purpose of
making a trip to Canada and at
tend the NATIONAL Convention of
the order. The idea is to leave
New Orleans on Tuesday July
26 and return to New Orleans
Auguet 18th. Everything has
been figured out, sleeper, boat
trips, side trips, meals on board
and at hotels, with two excep,
tions, when people will have to
secure their own meals,as the
party will not be together. The
trip takes in Cleveland, Cincin
natl Buffalo. Niagra Falls, Lewis,
ton, Toronto, Kingston, Montreal
Quebec New York, Atlantic City,
washington, Bristol, ,Chattangooga
Birmingham, land trip on the
great lakes including a visit to
Thousand Islands. Applications
should be sent IN before July 1st.
The knights will have ladies with
the party and any FRIEND, gentle
man or lady recommended by u
mem ber of the order, can take in
this cheap trip. The entire cost
for round trip and all expenses
is $135. Any one desiring fur
ther informant can communi-
cate with any local knight of Col
umbuS
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22

| The local public school, the
Guion Academy, sometimes CAL
led Thibodaux High School,
made SO only by resolution of the
local school board, closed one of
its most successful sessions last
Thursday night. Exercises were
held at the opera house IN which
the students were given an op-
portunity to give evidence of
their ability. The program
showed weeks Of patient work on
the part of the students and
patience and ability on the part
OF the faculty. The drills and
chOruses were particularly
splendid and deserve special
mention and the evidence shows
what music can do for d child.
We are specially proud of this
part of the program because it
was only after we had shown
where the school lacked in many
respects of being high school,
and placed 50 much porJance
on the absence Of ii music and
art teacher that this essential
part of the course was given at
tention and a teacher employed
for that purpose, although we
were not given credit, PARTICULAR
ly by those who know this to be
d fact, there is absolutely nothing
to prevent us from claiming. We
are not going to stop until we
have d decent building.
Many Of the ladies in town got
together and secured donations
in the line Of refreshments and
refreshments were sod during
the intermission. Quite neat
amount was derived from this
scheme. The funds raised with
the entertainment and refresh
ments will be used to liquidate IA
debt Oh The piano purchased by
the school last year. on Friday
morning the scholars again as
sembled in their different school
rooms, not in two different parts
Of the town this time, butfor once
I'll togtther,and their records
and rewards for the year were
made known to them. The
faculty is as follows:- Prof. L.
L. Broussard principal, Prof. H.
;. Miller. Misses Mary. -.Lafroest,
Mamie Walsh, Gladys Knight,
Emily Scally, Adeline Braziale, A.
Evans and Mrs. John Schrodt.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Plenty Amateurs.

Manager Nolan at The Marvel
again offered a splendid amateur
program last FRIDAY night to a
large and appreciative audience.
The young folks participated in all
earnestness- and made a decided
hit, some of them were new while
the majority had made their hits
previous to this In connection
there We're the usual good films that
were also greatly appreciated by
the lovers of moving pictures. The
amateurs were on the pro
gram:-
Little Misses Marguerite and
Esther Pierssn repeated their sue
cess of the Friday previous, Velma
Riviere, Maud Billiu, and MYRTLE
Taylor also duplicated their hits
Miss Ophelia Boutcrie daughter of
Mr.. Etienne Bouterie made her
first appearance in a song and
made good,
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22

The Californians played their
game strong. but did not play it
strong enough to secure the
Panama Exposition for 1915. The
committee to which the matter had
been submitted reported favora bly,
on San Francisco as well as on
New Orleans and demanded that
each city pledge itself for SUBJ
scription of seven and a half mill
lion dollars. The tip was given
and New Orleans pledged itself be-
fore the committee reported, hence
resolutions favoring both cities were
reported by the committee.
1t is reported that no action will
be taken by Congress at this ses-
sion, and that the matter will not
be broached until next winter, in
the meantime New Orleans must
make good nearly two millions and
a half. Four millions will be raised
by the amendment fixing the spe
cial tax and New Orleans has al
ready raised over a million, SO it
will have to get out and insure the
balance before next winter.
This with the congressional ap-
preparation hoped for will mean one
of the worlds biggest fairs. New
Orleans indeed deserves its good
luck for the indefatigable work
done in its behalf by the hard work
ing congressman from this state,
among whom Hon. Robert F.Brous-
sard was the most strenuous worker.
Much credit is due Governor Sanders
also for the excellent argument and
plea he made for that city before
the congressional committees on
his last trip to Washington with the
larger committee.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Lafourche 13 LabadievilIe S

A very ragged game of bail wi Il
the odds ali in favor of thr i0G II
team was played at Dantin $ P,Ik
last Sunday in which the loca y
showed their vast superiority and
skill over the team from up the
creek. There was at no moment
any danger of the visitors winning.
1t was a regular pyrotechnic dis
play with sticks falling all over
the lot from the skyrockets the 10
Gals made out of the hOrsehide.
The score at the end of the listless
game was Is to 5, or something
worse, in favor of the home boys.
All played well and it was so easy
that no particular mention of any
player need be made.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Bernard d-Dantin

The following clipped from
last Fridays Picayune speaks
for Itself The groom is Il son
OF Mr.. Jackson Bernard and is
we'll known here. The bride is
daughter Of d former townsman,
and niece of Mr.. c.. o. Dantin,
and is also known here, having
visit d her several time s.
Morgan City, La, June 10
Ernest Bernard, Of Gibson,
and Miss Florence DLntin, ,daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A Dantln, of
this city, were married to-day in
the Catholic Church here by Rev.
Father A. Souby. They left for
Gibson.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22

Roosevelt 5 return TO New Yoi k
WAS followed by one OF the mosE
damaging storms OF the year, in
fact in several years. Several
lives were lost.
A movement is on foot to or.
ganize a Court Of the Daughter of
Isabella in this town, which would
be an auxiliary to the Knights of
Columbus. The lady relatives OF
the local knights have it in charge.
Only catholic ladies are eligible. A
meeting in the interest Of the or
der will be held at the K. q. hall
this afternoon.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22

1t is evidently becoming quite
an honor to be parish printer, in
com parison almost as greater
an honor as being Governor of
the State of Louisiana. The
police jury in Iberia had quite a
moneymakingfest last week at a
meeting at ~hich the question of
selecting printer was at issue.
There were three bidders for the
position, seeking to attain the
high and honorable prerogative
of being parish printer, none of
whom went at it for the purpose
of grating or even making
money,as all three wanted to do
it for nothing. This is the
strangest part Of it all. Some
months back we offered TO do the
town printing for less, but the
city fathers preferred paying
more for it and accordingly
turned down our bid-we wanted
the honor.
In Iberia the Enterprise Of
fered to accept the position for
nothing, the Iberian did the same
thing and offered ii bonus of $50
if it We're So spotted out, both
papers. were from the City of
New Ioeria, they had recokentd
with out their greatest competi-
tor, r,the one Itching for it, the
Coast Herald of Jeanerette, it of
fered to do it for nothing and
proposed to pay the police jury
5000 per year for that privilege
and the police jury wisely ac-
cepted the offer, getting its prin- |
ting done for no; hing and the
Herald paying the parish two
hundred dollars for the distinc- /
tion This question was live /
one at The list session of the |
press association and We took &c
casion to say then, That VIC would .
prefer doing it for nophing to
being paid the measly sums paid !.
for the work. We consider our
space valuab BILE and can not afford |
to give it for what the Parish of !
Lafourche or any other parish
could pay for it. because they can
not pay what it is worth. If we
had taken Tit would have been
simply to acquire prestige if
there was any to acquire, land put
the Remuneration in improve
ments in our plant.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Races On Sunday,June 20.

All ! vers of horse flesh and good
horse racing should attend the raceH
On Ridgefeld Plantation, just above
town. The following horses will
contest Jack Carriers, Black
Horse and Oscar j. Mire's Pet
Horse; H. B. Howell's horse Joe
and Ed. Lorio's Sam l.; Ellis,
Mire's horse Frank ,& Emile ChoPs
gray mare; Marquette's Lady Gay
and Black Line; w. E. Howell's
horse, Buddyand E.O. Mire's Dewey;
there will also be number of run
ming races,
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Office Reinstated.

After considerable trouble Post
master Arthur B0udIeaux sue
ceeded in having the Post Master
General reinstate ThibodanX in
the second class as a post office,
where it belonged, and to nave his
salary remain where it had been
heretofore The error was due to
a deduction of the stamps lost in
the robbery being male as if OF the
last fiscal year, when it was the
year previous.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
Those Who Come and Go

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lejeune
and son Francis, from Porto Rico
are visiting relatives in town.
,Messrs. j. Telemaque Ba-
deaux,Mr. Elson Delaune, Mr..
Joseph Price and Mr.. J. Graoert
from Lockport were here last
Saturday attending to business
they came down in Mr.. Bajeaux's
automo bile.
Mr.. F. D. Armstrong of the New
Orleans Picayune spent several
days here this week in the interest
of the Picayune. Mr.. Armstrong
had not been here for several years,
during that time he made several
trips to Panama and is 80 familiar
withaffairs there that he can 60 on
talking interestingly of his visits.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph III. Price
and children; Misses Ophelia
Theriot aud Elizabeth Guitrod,
of lower LafOnrche were in town
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss May Shinn of Morgan City
is the guest of Mr.. Etienne Bouts
terie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Oschwald
were visitors to DOnaldsOnviIle
this week, they were accompanied
by their sou, Master Benedict.
Miss Louise Thibodaux aud lit
tie Masters Eugene and Edward
Knoblech spent last Monday in
Donaldsonville visiting DR.. Paul
Thibodaux.
Mrs. Francis Knobloch spent
several days in Baton Rouge last
week the guest of her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Capde-
vielle.
The wedding of Mr.. J.B.Lejeune
toMiss Eunice Gaude, daughter
of the late Leon Gaude,is an
nounced to take place to morrow
at st. James. Both parties are
originally from this parish. No
cards have been issued.
Messrs. Edwin Meyer, Francis
Meyer, Daunis Braud, Sidney
Braud, Wilbert Brand, Felix De-
laune, Andrew Delaune and
Claude Celestin returned last
Thursday from Spring Hill COL
lege to spend the summer vaca-
tion with home folks.
Messrs JOS Lasseigne, Ferd.
Torres, Francis Robichaux. Paul
Legendre, Clarence Bourg are all
home enjoying their vacation
after a successful season at JEFF
ferson college.
New Iberia held a joint initia-
tion with st. Martinsville at New
Iberia last Sunday. There were
visiting Knights of Columbus
from all over the state. Deputy
Grand Knight w. S. Lafargue
and Warden Gorge Lam bert as
sisted in comforting the first and
second degrees.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-22
HALL OF ST. CHARLES BRANCH
1856, G. K. A.

Thibodaux,La. June 1st 1910.
The undersigned Com mittee of
Arrangements Of st. Charles
Branch 1856 of the Catholic
Knights of America, having in
charge the reception and enter
tainment of the Louisiana State
Council that recently held its ses-
sions in this town take this means
ofextending their heartfelt thanks
to each and every person who, in
any way contributed towards
making the occasion a grand sue
cess in every particular,and our
benefactors will have our ever
lasting gratitude for their many
kindnesses.
Guy J. Knobloch,
Louis A. Riviere,
E. j. Legendre,
Henry Riviere,
Thomas A. Badeaux,
mittee.