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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

Among the quaint and true stories
which Marion Harland has told in her
autobiography is an instance of planta
ton preaching. 1.-TWO young men. ac-
quaintances of Marion Harland. hap
pened to be present at funeral SER
vice held in a negro cemetery. The cof-
fin, reposing beside the grave. was UNI
usually small--in fact the witnesses
agreed that they had never beheld a
smaller. Inspired by the presence OF
the two visitors. the preacher contin-
ued his discourse with extra vigor.
Even de distinguished lives of de two
'lustr'ous strangers what has honored
us by comm among us dis blessed ar
ternoCn to jine in our -nin-what is
they And what are we' And what is
man BON o woman. my brethren? Up
ter-day wild de hoppergrass. and down
ter-morrow wild de sparrergrass. Like
de flower oh de cornfiel'. so he spreads
hisself. like tree planted by de horse
branch. Den de win rises. and de tenn
pes blows an heats upon dot man
and whar is he"" Pausing in mid ca
reer the preacher touched the patheti-
caliy ridiculous box with disdainful
foot. AS fur dis ting rising on his
toes in the energy Of his contemplate
fur dis-ere itum-put de ting in de
groun'! It's too small for to be argyin
over''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

Millions of wild strawberries sprinkle
Names hayfieJds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

"A Maine woman, Mrs Chas. o. Mar
tir of Otisfield originated the plan of
reopening in Cumberland county the
Old Sebago canal to open Northern
Cumberland to navigation from the
lake to the sea. State and government
will !.e asked for aid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

The kendalls of Bowdoinham now
have flock of over 100 sheep and
lambs and have not marketed any of
the lambs as yet although they will
soon send some of them to the mar
ket. They do not intend to run their
flock down much this spring and plan
to increase it in the fall They find
that sheep raising is paying invest =
ment in Maine for them at anv rate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

capt. Thomas Brewer. for some years
employed as mate on Bath Boothbay
boat. has just been promoted to cap
fancy and has been given command of
the Nahanada. Capt. Harry higgins
mas been transferred to the command
OF the freight steamer. Juliette. Capt.
Brewer is but % years of age and the
youngest commander ever on the
RnothEay division
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

Residents of Chebeague of all shades
OF poiltlca' faith unite in congratula-
ton of their fellow islander. Asher c.
HlndS. in his successful fight for the
Republican nomination to Congress
MI Hinds has been summer resident
OF the island for many years and is
widely and papularly known. 1t is ex-
pected that he will remove his family
to the island within few weeks. He
Is an enthusiastic boating man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

cyrus King of Saco born in the old
GOV. King house in Scarboro. has Just
celebrated his 31st birthday. His
uncle, Gov. William King. was the first
chief executive of Maine Mr.. King
has lived in Saco many years. He
was a sailor in his youth, but in re-
cent Years has devoted his time to re-
pairing billiard tables. making trips
through York and Cumberland coun-
ties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

President Taft is coming to Maine
in the Mayfiower. He leaves Beverly
July Is and will probably visit Port
iand, Bath, Rockland and Bar Harbor.
At Bath he will probably visit the Iron
Works and he entertained at Small Pt.
by Hon Harold M. Sewall At Bar
HarbOr he will play golf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09
Books and Authors.

yelIo,v stars. shadowy figures, Ja's-
ling spurs. barbed wires. high BOGUS.
hero coon songs. college girls. heip
inc and--one after another they eoi.t
tumblinE into the plot OF lex Beach
new hook "Gojng Some" This is mucn
in tho manner of the late .. Henry
hit of dialogue in the last pages VI
"C,oine Some" also savors or the oi'-
tinctIy American angle of humor Gnu,
acteristic Of both these writer's. Dlun .
you ever see the sun rise DeloIe'
Certainly not: | don't sta up tna'
late
Jeanette Marks, author Of "A Hoh-
day with the Birds" ana otner oooh''
sailed this week for a long -desireu ."
ronean vacation When the day OF de-
parture came, however. she toio
group of friends: Il have just co,,ie
from Maine where it is deilghtluhy
cool and where the smell OF Iern anu
nine and the song of the hermit -thru si
make me homesick every time real
ize that in twelve days ! snail pc Ill
England"
The Baker e. Taylor Co. announce
new book of poems by Mrs. Ellen Nj. ri.
Gates. author of THE Treasures oil
Kurium" 1t will be news to many reau-
ers that Mrs. Gates is the author OF the
little poem, almost universally known ana
loved, which begins:
sleep sweet within this quiet room
Oh thou whoeer thou art.
Few poems have been so frequently ana
widely reprinted as this. which has been
printed as a card and hangs in thousands
of homes. 1t was. in fact. written many
years ago as motto to be put on an
| old fashioned patchwork quilt and the
opening line first read:
sleep sweet beneath this silken quilt
The author though no longer young.
writes still with great vigor and some Of
her most recent poems show qualities of
imagination unsurpassed in her earlier
| work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

Coleman Brothers of Boston have
the contract for building the trunk line
road from Maverick Square. Rockland
to the Iron bridge in Rockport. The
firm has deposited a certificate cheek
and agrees to do the work for s42, 900
OF this amount Rockland's share is
$500 and Rockport's is s34, 300. A large
part of the fund has been raised by
private subscription. A crew of work
men has begun the building of the nee
essary drains and culverts. In order
that the work may be completed by
Oct. Is men will be given employment
before the month is out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

For new conner into politics c. B.
Randall of Bowdoinham. who says lie
doesn't Encw anything about politics.
Is wonder. He is a county commits
sloner for Sasadal:oc, is chairman of
his Republican town committee and a
member of the Sagadahoc County
committee. He promises to be one of
Saeadahoc cornty's most efficient Re-
publican workers ana is a most com
panionahle gentleman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-09

While Samuel Carson was driving
from st. stephen to Bocabec. a few
DAYS ago. says the Beacon, he dis
covered large turtle on the side Of
the road at 'the swamp" Mr.. Car
son took the turtle into the carriage
ana lifted" him along to his home
When ne turned the animal over he
observed the initials u. c. c." with
1850 carved on the under shell of
the turtle. This would make the
turtle at least so years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

be hard to select than this enchanting
story which the popular william Grew
company will present at the Gayety next
Saturday afternoon and evening. That
Omaha people who formerly resided south
OF the Mason and Dixon's line have a
sentimental feeling for the play is evil
denced by a large theater party for Sat
urday evening. the same to consist Of
former southern residents.
A novelty is promised OPPORTUNITIES next
week, starting next Sunday. April II, when
the eight little GeIsha girls Martin Beck
imported from Japan come to the local
vaudeville house
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

landed with Mr. Belasco the other with
Kllmt & Gazzolo.
Al W. Martins Uncle Toms Cabin will
be seen at the Srug for three days, starting
Thursday matinee. with matinee every
day, Thirty head of horses, ponies. don
keys burros, bloodhounds, log cabin and
other numerous novelties to make it the
largest production OF Uncle Toms Cabin"
ever attempted by anyone. The street
parade will start from the theater at u
O'Clock
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

depot Saturday morning. and is now wan
dering at large in the city. lie is a years
OF age
The police were called upon by Joseph
Dsiss and are conducting search for the
missing man The brother is unable to
explain Just how the patient got away.
William Daiss had been under treatment
for mental ALTERATION at hospital near
Hastings. It was intended that he should
be operated upon at Omaha General hos
pital this week and thence removed to
sanitarium.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Miss Madyln Journe. star OF 'Nelile, The
News Girl" which Ilimt & Gszzolo will
offer at tho Krug theater on Tuesday FOR
two days has been in the 'Ingenue class
for several years. Miss Journe and Frances
starr. who is nov the feature Of The
Easy Way" traversed Broadway together.
both ingenues of stock companies. one
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HYDE JURY vENiRE is DRAWN
Trial Begins Monday and Week IL
Likely TO ne Consumed Sc
curing n Jury.

KANSAS CITY. April s.-Two hundred
names from the jury wheel were drawn
today from which to select a jury to try
DR.. b. c. Hyde on the charge Of numbering
Colonel Thomas II swope. The trial is set
to begin on Monday morning next II Is
believed that week viii be consumed In
securing twelve men to try the cas-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
PATIENT ESCAPES HIS KEEPER
william Daiss OF Hastings ON HIS
Way 20 Omaha Hospital,
EIudes Brother.
Lost-A man.

Lost-A man,
william Daiss OF Hastings, brought 20
Omaha 20 Be placed In a sanitarium by his
brother, Joseph Daisa, escaped from his
keeper on Tenth street, not far from the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

At the orpheum theater this week, IWo
exquisite acts Grigolatrs aerial ballet,
and the dainty Lily Lena, constitute a
double headline feature OF distinctive char
aoter. The Grigolau aerial ballet is ia
nous. From the moment the leading but
terfiy fits out OF the wings, in the But
terfy Dance" until the ballet ends in a
glory OF shifting oolored lights, with sixty
snow-white doves fluttering gracefully
about the dancers, 1t IS a picture Of en-
chanting lovellness. Lily Lena has a dis
tinct eleverness Of method. She is attrac-
tive IN person. and dresses beautifully.
Claude and Fannie Usher appear in their
sketch. "Fagan's Decision" little classic
that makes everybody talk. A unique mu-
sicai feature is promised In the number
OF Little Amy Butler and quartet. August
Pratos simian Cirque is considered one
OF Europe's finest examples Of animal
training. Messrs. White and Simmons
present eolOred performer in hard
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The Dig battleship was at target practice
In the tWelVe-inch turTet for which the
T'OOOOOO floating fortress was built, were
twelve men. Eleven were there on busi-
ness-the grim and dangerous business OIL
firing those monster guns. The twelfth
man also was there on business, but a
business entirely different from that of the
others. lie was bent on securing moving
pictures Of the big guns in action. The
others did their best to discourage him by
telling him their own narrowing expert
ences and how many men had been anni-
Inflated in just such place at Just such a
time on other battleships. But the pho
tographer was not to be discouraged. He
lost no time in getting down to his busI-
ness OF photography Just as they got down
to theirs of firing the great guns Unfortu-
nately he was more fearless than discreet,
for after obtaining some of the most start
ling and spectacular scenes ever photo
graphed he became a little too thoughtless
of his surroundings, A shot was fired when
he wasn't looking. He did not know it was
loaded. They discovered him, unconscious.
under the gun-carriage and took him limp
and MANNED to the hospital. His first
question after consciousness. returned was.
Where's. my camera?" They showed him
the cherished mechanism. "Ah," he ex-
claimed with a sigh Of relief, ITS safe"
He knew he had succeeded. The brave
photographer had won after all-he got
what he wanted-ths wonderful pictures to
be shown by Lyman H. Howe at the Boyd
commencing Sunday matinee. April II.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
At the, Omaha Theaters
Continued from Page seven.)

could well wish to see. The last perform
ance OF the season will be on Saturday
evening next. All the leading members of
the company will be in the cast for the
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

On the evening OF April II, Nine. Marcella
Sembrich will appear in concert at the
Auditorium. Nine Sembrich has arranged
a special program which should reveal her
splendid power under the most favorable
cireumstaneeS-a program that appeals alike
to lovers of opera and TO those whose pre-
ferences tend in the direction OF the sim
pier forms of songs and lieder
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HAYDEN Bros, Sole Omaha Agents

luck, and a prolific manager. The Krone
man Brothers, European grotesque ath-
letes, are now making their second tour OF
America. The Orpheum orchestra of fif-
teen furnishes fine concert program at
each performance. The kinodrome provides
always the latest thing in motion pictures
II large advance sale is any criterion,
a banner engagement awaits Charles B.
Arnold's "Serenaders" at the popular
Gayety theater, beginning this afternoon
and continuing six days. This popular
musical organization is stronger than ever
this season. being headed by Bob Van
osten. Two new farces, namely. 1.-The
Peoples Choice" and "A Day Clerk" viii
be presented. Two hours and a half of
solid. unalloyed fun, with plenty OF sur
prise features Is promised. Apart from the
many other attractions the show should
make an appeal alone on the strength OF
its vaudeville oiio which is az follows:
Lewis Aisace and Maxine, Lorraine instr0-
mentalists; Viola Crane and Tim Lyons,
who offer a sketch entitled. Bits OF stage
Life" and Annie Hart Irish comedienne
and character actress. Ladies' dime mat
inees are to be given daily. starting Mon
day.
II you have never seen THE Sweetest
Girl in Dixie" there Is one real treat ia
store for you; II you have seen Il. you will
be among the first 20 obtain tickets for
revisit with the charming Southern lass
for prettier, more wholesoms play would
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

The attraction at the Krug theater for
two days, starting Sunday matinee, win be
the Al G. Field Greater Minstrels, with the
best production the minstrel manager has
made in twenty-five years. The opening
and subsequent scenic portrayals require
the services Of company OF sixty-flve
minstrels. the largest number ever appear
ing with a like organization. The first part
Is one continuous and gorgeous display of
light and color. Al G, Field appears in a
black face" monoiogue with Doc ,oulgley
and other members OF the company and
the dancing duo, Doran and Wehrer, en-
iiven the Banquet OF the Headwaiters
Union. l-1i-44" The elaborate second part
introduces Knapp and LAstetts acFpbatic
comiques; "A sunburnt saIome," a humor-
Gus adaptation OF 'sslome" dances OF the
day; Burtino and company sensational
comedy and slack wire equilibrists and the
finale THE Frogs Wedding" a musical
melange, introducing the entire company
In a series Of comedy situations and sery-
ing also to present Neiser and Holman in
frog imDersOnation act
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

6old thFoughous ths world papaas: Lansos, III.
gA9da; Al5tfsia, r. Iegls 4 o.. eydngY; lndia,
p k. fhpL C1lcgt2; Cnira. hon9 Kong Dfua COL
Ltd.. caps IQsa. elei = q a I, fotisi hrei CkSn.
s.ii a. isefs 6o5 fiSs ~ so',s ~ su
eeoai clse ena 1flatnaaaA = ehih ahd elAlA
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
1912 f1sss--------------
City Fathers Opens Bids.

At the meeting Of the tsty Conn-
eli he'd on last Friday, bids were OPP
fer he new power plant. All the
members We're present, and Coususlt
ing en- g,neer q. o. Borde being ais 5
present. Much interest WAS mani
tested by the many bidders, there be-
TAG some fifteen present representing
machnry and supply houses.
We want 70 say right here, that if
we should ludge by the many eompli-
men'aFy remarks made By the repre-
seutatives Of the different houses here
last Friday, Iiibniaux viii have one
of the most modern and up to date
power plants of any town its SIZE in
the United States
The Councll acted wisely in select
ing nothing but the best material oh-
talnable. The frliowlng bids were re
ceived and accepted o., last Friay.
Sec A. George w. Nottingham.
for building one story brick. 81 $50 GO
SEC. B. DreseI Engine Co,
St Louis, engines, So. 10000
Sec z. f. WAYNE Elec-
iricaI Works. pumps. $7,l12,00
Sec. d. a.. q. Jones,
Dpelousas, poles, $4,000
Sec L. IT Wayne Eiec-
trlcal Works, wiring, slol2 50
Sec r Lawrence Pump
and Engines, s2O61, so
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
The Lash Of a Finnd

world have been about as welcome to
4. Cooper Of Oswego, n. L., as a mer
..iiess iung-racking cough that 0efied
all remedies for years. 1T was most
troublesome at night" he writes,
.:puthing helped me till | used Dr.
Kings New Discovery which cured
me completely | Lever cough al
night now Millions know its matt.h-
less merit for siu5bon colds, obstinate
coughs, sore lungs, lagrippe. asthma,
heuerrhage, Group, whooping cough,
or hayfeser. It relieves quickly and
never fails to satisfy. A trial conv1nc-
es. soc. S1.00. Trial bottle free. It's
positively guaranteed By All drugs
oistS.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Toups eltier.

The wedding OF Mr. Leon Toups to
Miss Maud Peter was soemniZea ut
St. Josephs Church Wednesday at
1870 IN the morning.
The groom IS a prominent young
business mat Of Ariel, aud has many
friends.
The bride is one of he popular
young daughters Of Mr.. Ozeme Pei
tier, Of this town, she is petite, pretty
aud very popular. After resolving
the congratulations OF th+ir many
friends, he happy young couple left
Tor New Orleans to spend theT honey
MOON
Tue Sentinel offers congratulations
and extends its best wishes.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICE:

Notiae is hereby given that
.,,suant to an order directed
I, me- by the Hon. Y. Maurin
|s.ssident Of the Lafourche
LIN , Levee District, | will
D.'n,eed to sell at the front
W. Of the Court house, at
|Sibrdaux, La, at II o'clock
=, on Monday the Goth day
! September 1910, to the high
! bidder for cash, and for
e'ninimnm price of not less
Is,u $1,000, per acre, the fol-
sing described land:
The N E. I of the n. j.. /
,ssction 6, L. IA >. r. 17,
M Southeastern District ot
q 'a,,siana, West of the Missi-
''inpi River, containing about
rsrres more or less.
James b airy
Sheriff OF the Parish of La
juurche.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
A. O. Boadreaux.

D., Lake Charles. La, Sept GA. O.
DooofeanN, one of the best keowo
Vs'eStaphers IN southwest Louisiana
"'e'' la's evening. Years ago he w..
connected with the Great Eastern
olafk 5 AID IEaag's shows He has
"eeil here eleven Years il tie teIegranb
BUSINESS He WAS manager here for
M''h companies ut d ftretlt time. ana
was wire chief for the postal at til.
y OF his death. He was born at
h''odanz fifty-thFee years ago, and
raves MS mother, wife, son, daughter
"fo'her and two sisters at Berwick
rs Soa IS teIeyrapher for the Kansas
Wy Southern here Deceased wa
several years ag' ut for The Southern
facillc at Rayhe, Vinton and Scott,
ana was a Charter member Of the
Theatrical Mechanics Association
mere. lAe funeral will be ileld Sur
day.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
For Sale.
Notice 70 Planters.

One Dean double action size AS34f
IS inches No 2QU41
/ smetiiey si,igle action size 63A.f!
xl0 inches
Epping Carpenter & 20 Ltd :.
single action plnnger pump No.
size 6x4A9 inches.
Bau Pump double action s'ze oS
3311X6 inches.
l Henry r. Warrington double
ac,on pIunger pump size ezoS :
inches No 1864.
/ Marsh air compress No. liGe9
sizc 6XGx6.
Blake fly wheel single action OH
81 inches.
Blake boiler feeder single action
size 81 x5@x6.
A. S. Cameron singie acton NO
1922 Siz- 3x6>6 inches.
All OF the above IS seceno haaa
but has been repaired and put ID Sooo
coa,;ition. and is as good as new.
Apply -,
Thibadsux Boiler Work CO td
TIibodatx
LA
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Verdict O. Not Guilty In
Scott Murder Trial.

The case Of the State VS. AIphonse
Scott charged with shooting and XII
inc Gus Adams was taken up Tues
day III the District Court. The major
part u lie day was taken up in the
selecting of a Jury thirty talesmen be
lre summoned, tue regular panel be-
ing exhausted. The following named
gentlemen made up the jury:
DR.. G. Il. Troselair. foreman, and
Ernest Leonard, Camille j Naquin,
Willie Brown, .augustia Mayet, syl-
vester Boyer, e. } Richard, Anatole
Borne, Treviite Guitllot, Ernest Picou
Octave Keller and Albert FoIse
Argument in the case began at 6
2. ". and the judge charged the jury
at 7:45 when the jury retired to de
lil,erate over the ease. At 8:45 the
jury brought in The verdict Of "Not
Guilty"
Mr.. Scott IS a wetknown business
man living near Ariel, IS married aud
is man of family, his wife and \
small chiId being in constant
attendance at the trial. Mr.. Scott
was warmly congratulated by his
friends over the sertlIet Of his ac-
quIttal.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01

Its announced at Wash
ington that the new postal
vingsbaak will be pnt,into
opera ton 4 bout November
Ist. Il will be upon a limit
ed scale at first, since Con-
gress appropriated only one
hundred thousand dollars for
the purpose. The first banks
a score OF two in number, will
be opened at post-ofiices in
different parts Of the country
not in thelargest cities, but
in communities of various
sizes, which differ widely in
industrial conditions. The
purpose Of this is to test the
efficiency and popularity OF
the new banking system. 1t
is expected that in the course
Of time the postal banks will
become self-snstaining. The
depositors will receive two
per cent interest, and the
banking institutions where
the government deposits the
funds will be required by law
to pay two and one-tourth per
cent. Instead of a book, as
provided by ordinary banks,
a caro- Will #DtSIsSliei ~ tIG NC
positor, showing By perfora-
tons the amount Of money
deposited a dnplicats OF
this card. kept at the Office,
will be he record Ct the mo-
ney deposited I le card will
not be transferable or negotl-
able, and cannot bestraded in
any way It must be present
ed by the depositor when be
desires to withdraw part OF
all Of the MONEY which ht
had deposited.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01

A girl living not far from
this town, OF rather ancient
appearance, was asked why
she DID not marry. Her reply
is practical. il it is ANYTHING.
She said, Il have some mo-
ney of my own; have a parrot
that can swear and a monkey
that can chew. What need
have / Of a husband? Can
anyone answer this sensible
woman. -Ex.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Children Cry .,.
FOR FLETcHER'S
G y 8 9 F2iA
Itch ured in 10 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by E. n. Roth, Druggist.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Maya
zine requires the services of repre-
sentative ia Thibodaux TO look after
subscription renewals and to extend
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusually successful.
Salary AMI commission. Previous
experience desirable but not essential.
Whole time or spare time. Address
with references, Fl. G. CsmpbelI, Cos
mopoIltan Magazine, 1889 Broadway,
New York City,
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Notice.

We hereby appreciate and return
thanks to the j. H. Hempel 1nsur-
ance Agency Of Lucy 2. y. La, for
the promptness by which they settled
our claim sustained by lost of fire to
the amount of $4,000 paid us N full
by j. II. HempeI agent at Lucy F. y
La.
G. ALEXANDRA & Bros
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Trepass Notice.

The public is hereby notified not to
hunt. fish, or otherwise trepass on my
properties 10 Terrtbonne parish. form
erly owned by Ii Lejeupe and Jos.
Tabor. Violators will be dealt with
according to law.
EMELEUs THIBoDAux