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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

Heating Gets First Hit.
Followed Mr.. Runfast Heating. the
fellow with revolving legs. lie poked
neatly TO the outer confines. advanced
to the midway establishment, while
Wolfe was dying normally by way Of
Graf. Nixon was out to Baker and
the Fork Union training master was
safe for then once. at any rate. OF
the Colts Just three faced Mayer in
each dying in order. with little or no
resistance.
The count period for Richmond hap
pened In the following frame and was
helped along by kindly error on the
part OF Mr.. HudgIns. regularly
catcher. but now doing business at
tho Initial station. the error allowing
Raley to advance TO third. He was
on first through his hit. and n stolen
base. Garman's iniie!d hit scored him.
That was the only count which the
locals could coax out OF Mayer. lie
got stubborn after that ana resisted
all manner of assaults.
OF course. a little luck helped things
along, as for instance. in tho fourth
when Burke hit at Hudgins what
should have been n hit had that young
man been playing where he should
nave been playing after Raley was
safe OH his hot drive to = short.
Garman followed and hit fast In the
same direction. but Heating was run
HlHS Win tNe DHll ana mad an easy
time throwing out Ralcy at third. But
what's the use OF repinns Luck can't
break one way all OF the time.
1t was In the second that the pirate
crowd started doing business with the
stick IIudgins got his whack went
to second on Titman's out and was
scored by Mayors belt to right. The
second came in the fourth on three
hits. Castro starting with a double. and
being helped around by Hudgin's drive
at Griiiln. scoring on a sacrifice fly
IRON humans club. Another was add
cd in the next frame on Keating's sin
gle. followed by NiXons drive for two
bases The quartet was rounded ont
In the Attn. Heating pried it open
that there was no moro scoring. After
thta there was no more scoring. both
CUBS apparently having expended ali
their energy. The score:
RIchmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

American Clothing Company for
feited 70 Burk & Co Saturday at
Spring Hill on account OF not having
full team The two teams played an
exhibition game. which Buri. won S
10 g.
Score by innings. R-H
Burk & Co.....i oaOOoo5x-s 2
Am Cloth Co 0OOO2liOl-s . :
Summary: Two base hits-Bransford
Lee %. J. creamer Burch Sacrifice
hits-Burch. Ricke,ts. stolen bases
Taylor. Burch, Waithal Lee (O.
blackburn. Struck out--by Gentry. S:
by Coulter. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
I<nhn,s of nIchmonh nefcnt rn..

T. K
me Nahn's OF Richmond defeated
tho strong ilx-Preps yesterday after
noon by the score of to :. The game
was hard fought all the way through
both teams featured in the neld max
ing some beautiful plays Knightly.
Tor the EN- Props made a bcautiful
eaten Of loves drive to left-centre
kline. for Kahns stole home in tho
hfth inning while Gentry was doing
acrooatic stunts In the hox Woodeil
the new recruit signed by the Kahns
Is some ball player He had ovo
chances Mt third. accepting them all
without an error and secured two hits
out of three times up
Score by innings: RH +
hahns .........Of OlIi4ox-s - ]
I%-Preps. .....0 ; 0 o 0 0O-5 s >
Batteries: Kerr and Hampton: Cen
try and Garnett
summary: Sacrifice hits-Hampton
90. Gentry. stolen bascs-AIanch'
Rlanton. Kerr. Wilcox 80 Kline ~
T Wilcox. Double plays-Mnnch to
Carr; Kline to Lowe Struck out-by
Kerr. 4 by Gentry. 6. Bases on halls
off Gentry. Z; off Kerr 4 EMPIRES
Farley and Donly. Time. l:45. Attend
ance 900.
NO Game mt Washington.
Washington. August 24-Vashlnp
ton did not play to-day on account Of
the funeral OF Thomas Noycs. Tho
game was played yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

The Tigers defeated the Pirates by
the score of 10 to l. The feature of
the game was the batting OF II VII
liams for the Tigers. by getting five
hits out Of hve trips TO the bat.
Score by innings: r.
Tigers ..............02 o l 6 0 ! do
Pirates ...........0 900 l.
Batteries: Tigers. Metzger and Smith
Pirates. Lisefelt and d. Williams.
summary: Struck out-by Metzger
:; Lisefelt, 3 Three-base Qits-Wn-
liams (2l, Winsheld %. Two base
hits--Williams %. Mct2ger o.. I'm
miro willie TInrnnv
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis: First game-M;nna-
apolis. 2; indianapolis. 0. Second
game. ten innings-Minneapolis. 5 In
dianapolis. 4.
At Milwaukee: Milwaukee. 4; Column
bus. g.
At st. Paul: St. Paul. 4, Louisville.
At Kansas City: Kansas City. 8; To-
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The Nationals made Kingan look
llke bunch Of trolley dodgers yes
,,erfay afternoon. the final score being
INC Nationals hrolto up the game IN
the seventh hv crossing the pan nine
umcS. knocking z. White out of tho
Price and Aston helded beautifully
Tor Kingan
The box work OF Hasty earned him
nc name Of Walter Johnson. the sec
Score by innings: RH. H.
Nationals 1O0oo1s-15 Is q
kinghn ...,... .00011l112-7 8 3
;, summary: Two base hita-Bricc.
soTusgs HaHty. Smith. --rhrea-ha1o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

Steve Griffin is going to be Rich
mcnds manager another year That
Is settled, even though Richmond
should not win the pennant. Taking
OF his plans for next season. Griff
oplned Seems TO me that the club
making the most hits this year arc
losing tho game. Next season. am go
ms to have club of men who are nit
ting about 200 or .27O-a lot OF young
fellow who can run tho bases and who
can listen to advice.
am through with all OF these
iouted cleanup guys. want A fast
club. one that can run tho bases. on
the defensive play I can build a club
ont II my material which even knows
anylnlns about handling a baseball -
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In the Minor Leagues
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Montreal: Montreal. 2. Baltimore.
At rochester: Roo .ster. j; provi-
dence. q
At Toronto: Toronto, 4: Newark. l.
AT Buffalo: First game-Buralo. 4 ;
Jersey city, /. Second game-Bunalo
3; Jersey CITY. J.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs


Hustlers Q: Cubs. 0 tforfeited).
Fathhnders. 8. Giants. forfeited;
nrst Eamc)
Fathhnders. .. Giants. forfeited:
second game)
Rnmblers. .: Harpies. Corrected:
FIRST game).
Harpics. 3: Ramblors. (second
camel
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WEST END LEAGUE
Standing of the clubs.
Whore Thcv PLAY \

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Pirates vs.. ST. Andrews, at st. An
lrew's Park.
Indians vs.. Tigers. at Byrd Park.
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where They Play Next Saturday.
Brownies vs. Trimmers at c. & o.
Park
Park
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THO Cubs are out OF the running
So is Pittsburgh. Tho Giants havo
gone to tho front and they will never
be dislodged. Tho worlds series will
DC between tho Red SoX. representing
the Johnson League and the Giants
representing tho olden organization.
Some good writing Will be done in
between to show how the Nationals
might overtalSe tho Red Legs. and how
the cubs might overtalte the Giants.
but in tho back stretch the two clubs
named loom largest and are almost
certainties.
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TAKES FIRST
COLTS GAIN SECOND
BOTHFIGHTING HARD

81. Mayer. RRley Lett on bases-RieAmone.
4. Portsmouth,. s. First base OF aai!s-OS
Gr!nin. :: OF Mayer. / Struck out-gy Grif-
m : by Mayer. 9. TINE o. game. les. I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

In future the National Packing Com
pany VIII play under the name OF Nor
ris & Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

Myers Win

81. Andrews and Indians played four
teen INNINGS to q tie yesterday after
noon at st Andrews Park.
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PACKERS LEAGUE
Standing OF the Clubs.
Where They plny Next Saturday

" "VTV III! I'IHy -NtNT .SHtHruuy.
Forbes Us. swift at seminary Park.
Armour We National, nj Belle Meade
Park.
SulzberRcr VS.. Kingau, nat Battery
Court Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

Football 10 mex. Oh tho assignment
books. y number of radical changes
Will effect the game. notably incrcas-
ing tho number of downs The first
game played will bo interesting to
criticise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT New Orleans New Orleans, o;
Memphis. 0.
AT Birmingham: Birmingham. 7;
Chattanooga, 2.
At Montgomery; Montgomery. c; At
lanta, 2.
At Mobile: Mobile. 4; Nashville. o.
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suI,bergcr Wins.

suizbergor won again. They have
struck winning stride now and 1t
VII take fast team to stop them
Ihe tenn deserves credit for taking
after they had lost six straight games
inc game to-day was fast and snappy,
and well played by both teams. the
feature bong the heIding of Michaels
lor SullperRer, going far beyond the
tnird base Inc and getting two foul
balls.
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hit-BonSlcy. Struck out--by lIIasty,
1e; by White. T. limo OF game. 1:45.
Cmpires, Oldp and Hogan
UNION LEAGUE
Standing of the CHM.

Results Yesterday
brownies. .: Eagles. (forfeitcd).-
Irimmers. g. Baptists. d (forfeited)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

Pretty GOOD dope that. and club built
along those lines will win vast ma
jority OF It's games.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Savannah: First gamo-Savannah
nah. 2; Columbus. l.
At Albany: Albany, s. Macon, g.
At Columbia: Columbia. 3: Jack
sonville. Z.
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With Palace Bowler 5
IA II. \. llAI\El nONNsEY

ikl II. y. JAN 10 iiDWSEs.
The scores In the Palace Summer
last week We're Very poor as only ono
match game was pulled oM-thc jour
nails KS Howitzors. The Journals won
TWO oGt Of three games. The Rich
mona Lunch vs. Niiginan game FOR
last .9riday night WAS forfnled 20 the
Lunch boys. which gives them great
lead in the race FOR honors.
Tho Journals, under Captain Price.
are doing fine work I'm The summer
league. and It is expected that the
news lads vii! overcome the Lunch
boys before the end of the season
The Times Dispatch VS.. News Leader
same which was scheduled Tor last
wednesday, night. was postponed and
will be pulled OFT Tue sday night
The Howitzcrs team took % fall i'm
tn standing column last week. Tho
Time dispatch has strengthened CON
siderabiy In Tho lineup.
The games next week arc expected
TO be warmly contcEtcd.
Notes oS the Players.
Cohean leads them all in the average
Dawson viii be there in a few more
games in his average.
Gill. Of the solder boys, rolled well
last Monday night.
The Price boys. OF the Journals. are
workinE hard Tor n winning team
week. which gave Cohcan the lead
Mathews. rhe utility man has his
eyes on the head pin always
DinE es has Improved in mis- spare
Levy IS the spare kid
Wy. Anderson Sas thtm all tonped
where they say they can "hchoove"
Smith has an average of over 100
Murphy and Oliver The Times DIS
patch sou,hpaws viii be right on the
sob In tho next series
3 Jordan OF tho News Leader. has
his eyes on tho pins yet
Gnmc> Newt Week.
Monday August 4G-N News Leader VS.
TIC tiers alleys ani e.
Wednesday August 2S-Richmond
lunch VS. Times Dispatchi alleys ana
Frid9y. August ao-virsinians VS.
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flow freely. This about explains Cap
tain Bland's recent outburst


1t takes good man to be a game
loser When things are breaking good :
when the till is simply Astounding in
milk and honey. when the promised
land Is locked securely in the safe
with a properly recorded deed and title
attaching, most OF us can smile and
laugh ana sing and enjoy even tho
mistakes of those over whom we have
authority. 1t is when the gloomy
days come that ones mettie is tried.
rev of US are SO endowed that during
the time Of adversely we can look back
upon the days OF plenty and with the
AIR OF stole and the will OF Spartan
say. The sool days will return again"
Instead we are more apt 10 kick at the
iatos; to say harsh words and to call
names.
Captain Bland has arrived at, re
Gently the ben in the road. He has
arrived at that point in baseball af-
fairs where 1t wasn't all coming in.
At this time he is seeing real good
spendable dollars ekeing out OF the
strong hoN, and naturally he is mad.
But madness never accomplished any
thing. What is needed is good bust
ness sense applied in large doses and
applied properly OF course. few
dollars might be obtained out OF a
bali players salary on tho charge that
the ball player was not giving his
best services. but this can be question
ed. Captain Bland is a lawyer. and as
q lawyer must know that when he
makes this charge the burden OF proof
Us with him He as the man bring
ng the indictment. must be able 70
how specifically and positively when
ana where the offcnse was committed.
and must bring cumulative evidence to
corrohorate and prove his point. The
national board is just as punctillious
IN TINS respect as the courts.
1t really looks foolish IT really is
foolish 10 make such charges against.
"a ball club unless the evidence IS in
h"nd' 1t certainly lessons the fight
ias strength of the club. To know
mat 'he owner Is suspicious means
mat tne men Will suspect anything,
ana l. suspicious bunch of ball PLAYERS
Will never be able. even thoueh thov
Try. to give their best services. That's
natural It's more. It's human. Can
tam Bland has made a serious mis-
taAe-a mistake which Will not re-
dound to his credit. and which VIII
certainly not give him a high rating
IN professional baseball ranks Captnin
Broushton. the officer sent from
Portsmouth TO take charge OF the H.
nancial end of yesterdays games. very
promptly stated that no had heard
everywhere that the Portsmouth club
was battling g.mely to win. W. B.
bradley % the local club said the
same thing Now It's up 10 Captain
Bland.
Steve Griffin is going to be Rich
mcnds manager another year That
IS settled, even though Richmond
should not win the pennant Talking
81 his plans for next season. Grin
opined Seems TO me that the club
making tho most hits this year arc
losing tho game. Next season. am 60
ms to have q club of men who arc hit
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lRocond
) vs.. Cubs. at Harvey Park.

Iiarpica VS.. Ramblers at Byrd Park.
Huatlcrs VS.. Pathfinders. at Byrd
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sulzberger

-, r. IT. r.
Armour a .
Umpire. Mr.. Edwards. Time. 1870.
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Friday. August 3o-Virsinians rs
] onrnals. allows I ana B.


Cannes Monday Night
August 60 News Ica1r, - rr,,.,.
GERS. alleys 4 ana =
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FIRST GAME
CONTINUED From First Page.)
Heating Gets First Hit.

Comas an opportunity to throw him
out al f-st.
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Portsmouth.
score BY innings

The score BY Innings. r
Richmond ......................o2 o o o o. -
Portsmouth .-..................0d 10 2 o..
Summary. 7 40 hnsa hfts-Cornip Hud-
The Washington herald., 1912-10-31
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE soUr,

a.
y. B.-Followins schedule fsures pubiishsd oniy .
Information and not Euaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile. New OsieanA
80 4 N. and los p N. daily. DtAins e.n
For Chattanooga and Memphis. via Ashey1re, l:N
D. m snd 10 10 p daily.
For Atlanta. Colnmbus Bimingham. 81 q "a.
and 1 IS .. m. daily. Dining cars.
For Atlanta. Admission. Tallades,. Calera Selma
80 a. m. and 4B .. daily. and for Cninntown,
Demopolis. Meridian. SO .. daily. Dining ears
For Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. Chsttanoosa.
Birminsham Meridian. vicksburE Nsv OrieanA
N1o p m daily. Dining of.
Fr Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashvfne
Men.nhis. tIo q. m. daily. Sleeping eaf may b
occupied after 10 N p m Dining ear
For Adheviue. 50 . m. SIS .. n. snd 0,O D -
daily. Dining esrI
For Columbia. summervtYie. Charleston. Aikea
Augusta. savannah Brunsviek Jscksonvi1le and
Florida points. s. m. daily. Dining ear
Tourist for California daily except Sunday, lcs
,. N
For DarviIle nocaD. 80 4 m dafly
For Harrisonbur1. eD = m daily tnarior eas1,
S:B .. m. tparior carl. and 80 p m week days
For Charlottesville Uocal). - 4 N. and -
p daily.
For W.renton. 50 .. m. II % q. m. 80 p n
daiiy: 81 p n. trarior earl a~d As D. m vses
1ayI L. D. BROWN. General AsRnt
The Washington herald., 1912-10-31
FEWER SALOONS
IN THE DISTRICT
hdicatiens foint u. Lass Apphca'
dons for license 1han
: . Year Ago..

According to the number Of applica-
tions received by the clerk OF the excise
board to date. II would seem that the
number OF saloons In the District will
fall Oh durjng the next year. All ap-
pIications must b. made by Friday. the
beginning OF the new license year. and
deposits made. which are 500 for q re-
tail license and $50 for q Wholesale
license.
Tho number of applications made up
to the close Of yesterday was go re-
tail and q Wholesale. Al present the
number Of liquor establishments In OPP
Grafton in the District IL 61a retail and
LIS wholesale. Those who fail to submit
their applications for renewal OF IL
cense by 40 Friday afternoon will have
their place ordered closed BY the police
at midnight. .
All applications are referred to the po-
loe department for q report upon the
character Of the places. and the renewals
are not granted until December ]. the
law permitting the establishments to run
under the old licenses until action Is
taken by the board.
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AZ0NZ0 o. BLISS PROPERTIES.
One Hundred Apartments for Rent.
All In perfect order. ready for occu-
peney. Any si1e. any price. any part
81 The city. Send for our rent list.
Once. Bliss Building,
y B 81. NV. Lincoln 1Aeo
I Open Evenings and Sundaya
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PROPOSALS.

.. lel2-Nctice Is hereby given that the time fixed
for the orenne Of proposals for furnishing plumbing
fixtures for In cpnnerion With the remodeiine II
toilet rooms in the L. 3. Pension Oficc Buildiag
Washington. d. C., II hereby pIstponed from No
venhsr !. 1872. until O'Clock ?. m. THURSDAY
November :. lere LEWIS c. LAYLIN. Assistant
Secretary ocSl- -nnd
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Visit New Burea. Building.

The students Of the Department Of
Architecture of Catholic University, In
architecture. yesterday visited the new
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing in
course of construction on the Mall
Messrs Pin. Haaren. J. C. Robinson.
Beall, Selt1er. Murphy. Wells, ]. B.
Robinson. O'Nein. May, Turner, and
1Crontn COMPOSED the party.
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Statesmen, several with
buggies, for best PROPOSE
ton in the city to-day.
Three or four live wires
will find this an unusual
opportunity for BIG
MONEY. Apply at once
to F. w., ia 18th Street
N. w..
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RENr = UNFINISHED. FIVE
desirable two-story bricks. in
Inspected at any time; very rea-
OWNER, Bog 3a. Herald Of
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-06
A Girls Wild Midnight
Ride.

To warn people of fearful fores,
fire in the Catskills, young girl rode
horseback AZ midnight and saved ma,
ny lives Her deed was glorious, but
lives arc often saved by DR.. Kings
Nv discovery in curing lung tron.
Die. coughs and colds, which might
nave ended in consumption or pnsu-
monla. :" 1t cured me of dreadful
cough and lung desease,', writes w.
X. Patterson, Wellington, Texas, "af
Ter four IN one family had died with
consumption, as'l l gained 81 pounds.
Nothing SO sure and safe for all
throat and luug t.oub!es. Price SOC
ant 81 90. Trial bottle free Guaran
ted BY all druggists.
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THE STATE oF.1oUIsIANA.
8 Goth JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OFLAFOURCHE.
Mrs. Ellie Ducos vs No. 1878, Arthur
Duet.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
OF a writ of seizure and sale issued out
OF the Twentieth judicial District Court
hand for the Parish of Lafourche. and
to me dire cted, in favor of the
Plaintiff in the above entitled
and numbered cause, T have seized
ana Will offer to sell at public auction.
according to law, at the principal front
door OF the Court House at Thibodaux.
LII, between the hours OF IL O'Clock in
THE forenoon and 4 O'Clock in the after
noon Of said day, on,
S Saturday, February, 10th. 1919
the following described property Of the
ahpve named defendant to-Wit;
& A certain tract of land. situated in
tho parish of Lafourche, State of Louis-
lana. on the right descending bank Of
Payon Lafourche, at about Fifty miles
below the town of Thibodaux. measnr-
ng One arpent and Eighty four feet
FONT on said bayou Lafousche by Forty
,Fpents in depth, bounded above by
lnd belonging to Felix Terrebonne.
and below by land belonging to Ernest |
Of tie estate OF the late Wilfried on the
upper side. Together with all the bnil-
dlhgs and Improvements thereon.
SAID property is seized and will he
sosq as aforesaid 70 pay and satisfy plain (
tlns debt in the sum Of I'll Two notes
Tor Three Hundred $4,000 dollars each
together with Eight per cent per annnm
interest thereon from March, 9th 1910
III paid (2) sum of Ten per cent on
ne aggregate of said principal and in
'erest as attorneys fees therein, and (3)
" costs OF these proceedings; and the
balance OF the price on terms OF credit
9 {, correspond with the maturity Of the
'hlrd note FOR Three Hundred dollars.
Tue March g.. 1912, ia principal, interestE
nd attorneys fees.
James Beary,
Sheriff Lafourche Parish.
lowell d Caillouet, Atty's
Jan. 9th. 1912.
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Il. R. DUPRE, Publisher 4 Prop
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-01-06
A Hero in a Lighthouse

|, For years j s. Dooahue, So. Ha.
wen, Wick, civil war captain, as 4
lIgh.1opss kesp & ayeTtsei swfa|
sge = wreck, HmseIf, Il Hfec
trio Bitters bad not pleaented. .They
cured me q kidney trouble and ahi.ls
!fae writes, latter I had taken other 90
Icalled cures for years, without beueHt
and they also improved my sight.
Now at seventy, | am feeling foe. .
For dyspepsia indigestion, all s,om
ach, liver and kidney troubles. they're
without equal. Try them. Oniy5Octs
At alt druggists.
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Wanted.

Have you cane lands for sale. We
aave numerous aemau,!s for land ON
Bayou LafourcAtsat his tine. We
a." tave sone demands Cor small
$. gar he"s" outfits. Write us what
yoa have
Grace Realty Co., Plaquem,ne, La.
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tered atthe Pos! Office at YAi5odaa9, LIZ
cO1aG class matter.
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lubscribers who fail Goreceivc their paper
!. tiue should notify us without delay
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slALESMEN WANTED to look afte,
Our interests in Lafoprche andad
Jacen countries. Salary Or Commits
sion. Address Lincoln Oil 20 Cieye.
and. O.