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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
THE POTATO MEAL. ENTERPRISE

While little has been said of late
regarding the organization of Il COM
pany for the manufacture of potato
meal ON the tract under formulas
heretofore described by Mr.. l.. c.
Humphrey, interest in the same has
IN no manner abated. The stock
subscription papers have been in
the hands Of Rev. W. j. Dodge, and
he stated yesterday that considera-
hle over one-half Of the stock had
been subscribed.
Mr.. Humphrey in letter state,
that since arriving in Chicago anC
consulting with different parties, h,
Is more enthusiastic than ever Ove
the success that he feels awaits tn,
establishment of an enterprise q
this kind. MIR. Humphrey enclos
e. letter received from ii gentle
I man who j. now 1T Washington am
= who has had the matter up wit
: Mr.. Moore, the chemist of the L. :
I Department of Agriculture, who
Y very familiar with the study ,
: potato dessication, and who SEE
e great possibilities along this lin,
= and while the rules of the deparr
e ment preclude him from maxim
Il any official statement regarlin
i matters of this nature, il was clear
= inferred from his remarks that II
'e process was all the inventor claim,
II for it.
% While il would he but a Sma
l. task to obtain sufficient tinanci
re backing in Chicago, il is MIR. Hun
A. phrey's desire that this stock he di
v trihutcd as far as possible amol
he the residents of the tract, and
ct this end an opportunity still eXl-
cd to obtain stock, which should
ld taken advantage of at once 10y tho
ny who want to get in ON the groul
lis Hnor
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

About the most contemplate deed
that has come to our knowledge
was perpetrated over on the south
side, near Buhl, where some mis-
creants visited an orchard belonging
to Mr.. Harry Smith, and girdled
every tree in the orchard close t,
the ground with a sharp knife. We
should dislike to he called upon tC
fame Il punishment severe enough
for a crime of this nature.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
AN EDUCATIONAL WEEK.

The last of the sessions of the
farmers movable school was held on
Saturday afternoon last, when state
insnector John L. Mcpherson closed
4 very interesting day instructimg
the farmers in the planting and
care of the orchard. The sessions
ON Friday were not as well attended
as ON the previous occasions, as the
day was given over to Il talk ON
fine dutv of water. Mr.. Don Bark
was expected to he present but sick
ness in his family prevented INN
attending, and Mr.. A. Tallman, a
Young man under MIR. Bark's in
struction, gave Il very interesting
talk ON the water question.
Here as well as elsewhere there
was much more interest manifested
than at any previous school held
= and this was freely commented ol
hy the various instructors, wh'
, took note of the large number o
farmers who came with their not'
hooks ready to jot down anything
of especial interest that they nigh
foniliarizc themselves with II Il
same future time. Those who at
tended the sessions speak IN tn
y highest praise of each and every ON
: Of the professors, and feel that the
Il have learned many things that WI
tt I've useful to them in their work o
Il the farm. ,1,
u The contributions from those VIII
u attended were amply sufficient I
+ meet all the financial obligations
!, and nil will welcome Il repetition
" the sessions here another winter
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
A FAMILY QUARREL.

The filing of suit by Frank
Milsaps, of Shoshone, last week
against the Board OF County Com
missioners to stop the payment OF
salaries to clerks whom he claims
have been illegally appointed, has
stirred up family quarrel in the
republican party that cannot help
but result in disaster to the party
the coming fall. The case is brought
in the district court and County
Attorney Bothwell, democrat, has
been retained as Milsap's attorney.
The events leading up to the filing
Of this suit are many, and at Il
causual glance would Indicate that
jealousy has played II most impor-
tant part in the matter Mr.. Mil
saps poses as the leader in republi-
lican politics in the county and has
from time to time appeared before
the board with suggestions that the
board has not always seen fit to fol-
low, and as time rolled ON the gulf
between the two became wider, re-
sulting at last in action being taken
a. above stated.
We have heard of eXtravagant
methods being pursued by the
board, and the increase in taxes on
the people Of the county this year
has led many to believe that there
might be some foundation for these
charges, and now that the matter
has been brought into court the in
Stgators of these charges Will have
ample opportunity to make gooc
their assertions, or admit that there
was no foundation in fact for them
We believe the general sentimen
of the tax payers of the county i
that the members composing TIN
, Board of Commissioners are men O
integrity and not given over f
graft or extravaganza, and If the.
have ovcr-reachcd their legal author
ity in the expenditure of the count.
funds. il has been done uninten
tionally. 1t is not our aim to elthe
condemn or uphold the commission
erS at the present time, as our lin
tied knowledge of the law woul
. not warrant Us in passing judgment
hut now that the matter j. to com
. before the courts the commissioner
as well aS every tax payer OF I'll
. county should welcome Il thoroug
y and impartial investigation, an
while this investigation is bein
=, made would il not he Well to c
" back few years and commence ;
Ill the beginning and follow up son
n of the acts of former boards?
= there is any sincerity in the bring
10 ing of the present suit, the peop
=, of the county may not he surprise
~ to see some startling development
Is brought to light before it is ended
be we have been rightly informed.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

A novice, on entering printing office,
at once-wonders why all the boxes in Il
type ease are not of uniform size. Upon
second thought one realizes that some
letters are used much more frequently
than others, but it has been left tn some
one to figure out the proposition which
has pretty accurately settled the fact
that for every l2O times f is used, A and
T comes next with 81 each; |, y, q and
) with 50 each; II ia, II 62 ID ~, l. 10
L -. & and NJ 80 each, + %, W ant
y ~ each, q and IL each, b III, Y II
X s. q ., 1, y / and u ,.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

Idaho county went wet at a re-
cent election ON the liquor question
and the failure of the Elk City
bank located in the city Of the same
name in that county is attributed
to the unexpectedly large with
drawal of funds by depositors foI
the purpose of purchasing liquor
licenses. This announcement should
serve as a great argument for the
drys as to why a county should moi
change from dry to wet.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

To Newspapers issued ON Thursdays,
and most in Idaho are, this month oi
February is somewhat peculiar, Al
though the shortest month in the year,
yet it has five publication days. OuI
readers will have to stand for the mflic-
ton, but they can find consolation IN
the knowledge that similar month vii
not happen again until 1910. We hard
~ expect to be here then; more likely t'
be in warmer clime-Salt Lake City ol
Texas, for instance. .-Cheiftian.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

1t will he remembered that a suit
was instituted by the County Attor-
ney in the District Court on behalf
of the people Of the state to Dust
Mr.. Fred Gooding from the Office
of Commissioner of the Shoshone
Highway District, on the grounds
that being n member of the legisla-
ture that enacted the law he was
not eligible to hold the Office. Judge
Stockslager thought differently how
ever, and ordered that the case be
dismissed and the costs taxed up tC
the plaintiff.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
ENDORSE TAFT

A meeting of the Lincoln County
republican central committee was
held at Shoshone on Tuesday at
which time resolution was passed
endorsing President Taft for sec
ond term. The date for holding the
county convention for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to the state
convention was fixed for March %,
and Rupert was chosen as the place
for holding the convention. Ar
rangements were decided upon to
raise Il purse of $500 to assist the
committee in paying off a debt now
hanging over them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

Thirty miles of good roads to he
built in one day is what the farmers
of Twin Falls county propose to do,
linking the towns of Bull and Han
sen together. One man will be in
charge of each mile of road to bC
built and he will be assisted by al
the able bodied men he can use.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

4 bill has been introduced in
Congress providing for letter carriers
in towns of 900 or more popula-
ton. If this should become ii law
what is to become of the practice of
young people meeting at the post
Office at mail time.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

We have before us Il copy "i ''''
official call for the Republican state
convention which will he held at
lewiston ON Thursday, May i6th'
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to attend the National convention
of ,he marty which will be held at
Chicago, June 18th. The ,, stat, IA t,
'i'""st; '',;on will he composed ot 3io
delegates and Lincoln county WI. wi;
'o'oeld w. oee,;tled TO II delegates IN TIM
convention. The state will Ne ,;.'n r''
titled to s delegates in the N"''o'''
convention.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15
S1,150.00 PER ACRE

Our Twin Falls exchanges record
the sale of 50 acres of land belong
ing to |. |. Perrine, adjoining the
citv of Twin Falls, which sold last
week for SlOO,OOO or at the rate oi
ST $50 per acre. This is the most
important real estate transaction
that has ever taken place IN the
Twin Falls country and Is the TOP
nrice paid for land in that section
The purchasers are VIM. Sanger "'
Twin Falls, and his brother }. [
Sanger, of North Yakima 1t Il
fine intention of the purchasers t'
nl,t the tract into town lots. W hel
il is considered that this land wa
the home of the coyote and Ia''
rabbit only few years ago. 'l'
handsome price received i"r II -
Ithe owner is only another cNamp'
,f what one may expect from
short residence in Southern lo''"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

1t is given out that Mr.. Morris
Atkin has been appointed claim
agent for the Land Il Water Co., to
succeed Mr., Percy Davis, whose res
ignation was noted in these columns
a few weeks ago.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-02-15

1t is reported that Lake Superior
is frozen over from shore to shore,
something that has never before
been recorded. Most of the time
the past month the thermometer
has registered around 32 below at
Sault Ste Marie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-28
6emertpebr 9epartentent.
Ter Sabresberidlt Ses Gtefs gnnfers
ueiit intereiIante 3ablen aui.

5euertpebr6ef 8unter untsrbreitete
geItern bem W2abor 1einen eSabresbes
riht uno aus Demielben gebt berpor,
baB bas 0epdrtemsnt in benz gu Gnos
gebenben Sabre, troB oes our6 Die
ginDerleibung peri6ieoener Srt16dfz
ten persr0berten Serritoriums, feline
8erme9rrng Der Wannf6aft nDtbig
gebdbt unb audi $4,000 peniger perz
ausgabt bat. als friiher.
Wenn niht bas Gibion 5ouIe syeuer
nod in Der lebtsn Minute ausgebro6en
pdre, 10 ipdre Der our9 syeusr perurz
fahte S6aben tpGbrenb bes -berflohez
men Sa6res Der niebrigite felt 1853,
als oas ftdotii6s 55susrpsbrbeparte=
ment initalIirt ipuroe, geipeien. Sm
9an3en belief Der SeuerI9aben ii9
tpd6renb bes Sabres auf 81, ,315,O 900
tpsniger uls i'm 1910 uno $890,0OO
tpeniger als in 1911.
Der geri6t fiibrt ipeiter an, bab
bas 0epartement i'm leBten Sabre 49,
279 8ebGube infpiairt uno iiber oeren
gefuno berihtet bat.
Serr 8unter ertldrt, bdb er in bies
fem Sabre NIT Der ginfIbrung Der
Guto<Spri5en Elm nod befIsres Re-
iultdt ertpartet.
Die Sruitees bes sSeuertpebrz penz
iionsz5onbs beridtetsn, bab bic Gin
nabmen ipGbrenb oes esabrss S53, 1926
unb Die 9lusgabeu $51, ,552 betrdgen
6absn, 10 bdB cine 9ilans BON $1773
perbletbt. Quf Der peniipngliite its6sn
asaenpGrtig SO sseueupebrleuts, 16
Wittipsn unb "a Waiien.
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Yerfonals lsWoti3en.

Serr R II B OF p + H + einbolb 5 t,
I r., Der Dadere beutihe Hionier bon
go. ia 2pon StraBe, besing geirern
iei1lell 85. 8eburtstag u1ro ous mar
tpieoer elm rehter ssreubentag, ni1t
MIR fir Dos greiie 8eburtstngsfinO,
ionoern 1iid fir ieine Sanlilie. @on
Wab unb 5ern maren @liifipinlte
uno pr1dtige 8lum,n eingetroffen.
Die gnfelihaar fam ihon firth Mor-
gems anseriidt imo brahte Str1uBc
uno anoere Ingebinoe, i,nb DER Subel
Der aleinen fannie iiber Die Jreuoe
oes lieben 8roBpaters ihier feine
8reisen sIbenbs fanb elm 5omilien-
eiien ltatt, on meihem allBer Den In-
geborigen etlife intime sSreunbe bes
8eburtstngsfinoes tbeilnabnlen uno
ipobei es pergniigt unb lliItig bergebt.
9err RbeiiiboIot tragt iein bobes aI-
ter NIT beiplmoernsnertber 2eid)tigs
felt. gr lit geiitig uno forperlid, 10
resiam uno friih ipie manh elmer in
piel jiingeren Sabren. Gas ,8olf5-
blatt", 81 oeiien alteiten 2eiern Serr
Rbeinbolbt eebort, idlieBt iid) Sen
8ratulanten nit oerIel6en 4ufridtig-
felt an.
Gin in tpeiten areiien betannter
lno allsenein bohanseiekner pionier
bss biefisen Deutibtbums lit eeitern
in 9errn Sobn $. Martin in
feiner Wobnung,, go. 1926 Wbeeler
Strabe, in bic gipigteit hiniibsrsez
fblummert. Der Dabingeihiebene,
Der Elm 9llter bon 70 Sabren erreihte,
mar felt langen Sabren bier angd'fa
uno bat es berftanben. fid burh 'ein
fernbeutihes Meien einen arcEen
Greunbtstreis au ertperben. Der otn
Sramsebeugsen 6intesblisbenea bsi bsr
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Gener.

- Cine lange &eibe bon 8f6bleu,
neldJe binter BEN Stallunaen Der
Cartilage sSairgriinoen IN Die groe
gerantnt iino, Inn oas llier bes DILL.
Greet 5u itiiBen uno pom glbrlltidert
5lt perbinbern, serietben friib geitern
Worgen in grano lmo sic Slan1men
orotbten BET Dem berrlhertoen 8tnoe
auf Die MIR 90 SUB melt entferntell
Stallungen iiber5uipringen. Der
6euerlpebr gelang es crit nadl barter
@nitrengung Die 8eiabr 5lt beieitigen
Ser Brand puroe ieoenfaus our9 ain
pon 2anbItreihern dnge5iiuoeteS 2a-
gerfeler oerurIad)t. Der Sfaben lit
5ientlth betrdhtlid.
Sin 4larm bonn aaIten 653
rief seitern Qbenb bic SSeusripsbr na6
bem Sefferion 9ebGuoe an Der Sibz
tpeitete Der II. uno Wiatn Strabe,
mo in Der Wo6nung bes Jrunt 90.
Elm S6ornIteinbranb gum
ausbru6 setommen mar. DDS 5euer
tonnte in turser 3eit gel0IAt tperbsn.
- 0rirh bas Rreu5en Der elettriz
i6en Ordbte zines 8iigsleiiens tpurDe
geitern in Der Wobnung Des Wm.
+. Rope, go. 1854 MaoiIon Roab,
Elm Sdufen WGihe in Brand sefebt.
Dag 5eucr purbe auf einen Stilz
alarm FIN BON SpriBer SO. 81 eez
l0I6t, bebpr nennenstpertber Shaben
anaerihtet tporoen mar.
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6
8reueI BON papud Nes
uern.

germ.
Spbnep, u. g. 80, 27. Ge5. =
Sn Sort Mlrssbp, britilh 9teu=9utz
nea, lit bic Nodriat einsstrpfien, bab
bic qeIdmmte 8epDltsruns zines GIN
aeborenenzDpries auf Der Snisl paz
pua BON 9lngebOrigen oes 2emmas
Stommes unter furhtbaren 9reueln
..ieberaemabt ipuroe.
0erfu bren Elm efellt.
8oiton, 27. DECEMBER. 9as 9erz
fabren Der Barre Mool gombins
Co., DON G.. Barre. MaN., pesen
Derlesung oes GeieBes seeen bic Ginz
fiibrune fontruttlid perpfIibteter Or
better, fpuroe Sreitas sesen 3abluns
elmer @elbltrafs BON $40, 900 bsisetegt.
gs mar nit benz 9eneralantpalt Wiz
dsrsbam uno Der 9efellfhaft Elm
llebereintommen sstrnffen porben.
traft beHsn bas Strafperfnbren sesen
ben 8etriebsleiter Der @eiellf6aft,
Wernon Millep uno sinen 4senten
tpurbe.
Wi.fon anb bic pbilippi= :
mem J~rdge.
Stdunton, 8a.. 27. DECEMBER.
Der Mbseorbnete Wm. u. Sones, bon
Der @oriibsr bes, 6ausausz
i1uNes fir iniulare Mnselesenbeiten.
tpelffr nit Serrn Wilfon iiber bic
Gage auf ben pbilippinem 1prah, sbe=
bauptet. bab bsr eSuGbIte prGiiosut
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G6tHSna2ri&tex.

Rem Yort, 27. 0e3. 2tngef.;
San 9iorgto" unb .Nncona" Don
Jteapel, rWlajeitic" bon Sour9ampton.
y Ybit1 Delp hia. Nnget.: 0gres,
tdu" bon 8remen.
81 q 8 golp. Qbgeg.: ,Gartbaz
genton" mad pbtluoelp6ia.
81 % tier TN. 2lngst.: sG3ar",
BON y1eD yorf nu6 2ibau beittnmt.
Sueenstop mn. Nnget.: ,8diz
tic, BON Getp Yorf nah 2iperpopL Be-
itimmt.
2on b Il. 4bgeg.: oMtnnetpasta"
mad gen Wprf.
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= Gin Na9idliiFelbieb snttpsns
Dete seitcrn aus Der Wobnung bes
sSpbn Seilemann, $50. 1875 pullan
2lpenue, S6mudiahen i'm Wertbs
bon $62.
- Ser % Sabre alte Nnitreiher
Serbert Sumpbrep, bon go. 5543
Carthage pits, ipurbe geitern perbafs
,tet unb sur 8erfiigung Der gebOroen
bon 2pndburg, g., einseiperrt. gr
miro in ssnannter Stapt pssen Ginz
bru6s unb pferoebiebitabls perlanst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-28

idbiper.n 6eimfuhung, bic fie betrrf>
fen. bic innisfte Sbeilnahme entsesenz
brinst. Gag unb Stunbe Der 8eiietz
ung Der iterbli9sn 0iine bes 8erepis~
ten iinb io1peit nod ni6t anberanmt
lporben.
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Gasea.R .RopaI. .Eillem forreft.

Die meiften obfiibrenoen WeGsi.
men ideinen Deritopfung 5n per.
f1Iimmern. Nlndburn'S Gnsca-
Mopal.N NMen iin0 lpirfIid5 forrigi-
reno. Nebnien Sic cine iebe Nadi
cine ooer 3tpei Mo9en Iang. Sic
iperom bonn ioeIei9 beiier fiibIen
lgsb bsIS hsriEt ieiu. 1os suzb 2te.
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Qus9ung nieber aufeenommen. Der
WlOrosr flob, tpurbe aber balb barauf
perboftet.
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Strakburser 8rief.

8pm Winter. - Nltz unD HeuzStraBs
burg. - Die ffon80iiide ariegsz
oentmiin3s. - Die Waf6prttIhen.
- Der &umpf 9egen ba5 8inD.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30
ORDINANCES NO. N7

Levying special tax for the year
Nineteen Hundred and Twelve On all
property situated in the Parish Of La
fourche, subject to taxation under the
Constitution Of 1898.
SECTION L. Belt ordained BY the
Police Jury Of the parish Of Lafonrche,
in regular meeting convened, that an
adyalorem tax of eight mills on the dol
lar be and is hereby levied for the cur
on all property situated in the parish Of
Lafourche. Louisiana, not exempt from
taxation under the Constitution of 1898.
SECTION 2,-Be 1t ordained, etc. That
the said tax, when collected, shall be
apportioned and set apart as follows
First.-Four and 2-l0 Mills shall be set
| apart to pay the current expenses of
! the parish, including the salaries of the
parish officers, and shall be known as
the General Fund"
Second Two and 4-l0 mills shall be
set apart and used for the maintenance
! OF the public schools Of the PARISH, and
shall be known as the "public school
| teachers fund.-.
Third.-Six tenths of mill shall be set
| rpart and used for the purpose of build
ing, improving and repairing the school
houses belonging to the parish, and pay
ing the salary OF the superintendent and
under an economic managemt, and shall
be xni,Wn rs tisn #.spabiic school house
/ fund.-"
The public school teachers fund and
the public school house fund shall be
subject to the legal order of the school
board Of the parish. and a statement
clearly showing how the funds have
been expended shall be submitted by
the Superintendent Of the schools OF
the parish to this Jury semi-annuallv,
say on the first of July and January Of
each year.
Fourth.-Eight-tenths Of mill shall
be set apart and used for drainage pur-
proposes, as stipulated by ordinance No.
1872, adopted March It'll, 1894, and Revis-
ed ordinances, Section II, adopted jan
! uary 18TH, 1912, 1900, and the same shall
be apportioned and expended as theirin
provided.
SECTION 3.-Be it ordained, etc., that
this ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage.
CT Coulon. L Basset,
Geek. President
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30

Mr.. J. P. Rousseau, one Of
the oldest citizens Of this par
ish, died on Monday at the
residence of his son, Mr.. J {
Rousseau, on the Golden
Ranch Plantation, at Gheens
where he and his wife had
been living for about ten
years. At the time of his
death deceased was 80 years
old. The remains were
brought to Thibodaux and
interment took place in st.
Joseph's cemetery.
Mr.. Rousseau leaves, be
sides his wife to mourn his
death, four sons, J. G., P. O.
e. o., AMI Etienne.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30

Mrs. Sylvere Bourg, an es
Unable lady residing near
>I-Dokport, and owner of Raw
enswood plantation, died on
last Monday at the age of y
years and 26 days. Interment
took place in the Lockport
Catholic Cemetery.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30
The choice Of a husband

% too important matter for a wo-
man to be handicapped by weakness,
bad blood or foul breath. Avoid
these ki'l-hopes by taking Dr.. Kings
life pills. New Strength, fine com.
plexion, pure breath, fine complexion,
pure breath, cheerful spirits Things
that win men follow their use. Easy
safe, sure. Csc at all druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30
What Makes a woman?

One hundred and twenty pounds
more or less, Of bone aud muscle
don't make woman. Its good
liquidation. Put into it health and
strength and she may rule Kingdom
But that's just what Electric Bltters
give her. Thousands bless them for
overcoming fainting and dizzy spells
and for dispeiling weakness, nervous
ness, backache and tired, listiess,
worn out feeling. "EIectric Bitters
have done me q world of good writes
Eliza Pool, Depew, Okla, "and l
thank you, with all my heart, for max
ing s1sh good medicine, Only soc
Guaranteed by all druggists
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30
Mail Carriers Will Fly

This is an age Of great discoveries
Progress rides in the air. Soon we
may see Uncle Sans mail carriers
flying IN all directions transporting
mail. People take wonderful in
terest ID discovery that benefits them
That's Why DR. Kings New Discovery
for Coughs, Colds and other throat
aud lung diseases is the most popular
medicine 10 America. It cured me
OF dreadful cough" writes Mrs. J..
+. Davis, stickney corner, Me, "after
doctors treatment and all other reme-
dies had failed" For coughs, colds
or any bronchial affection is unequal.
ed. Price SOC and $l.OO. Trial
bottle free at all druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30
Supt. Walter s. Lafargue
visited New Orleans the ear
ly part of the week.
Insect Bite Costs Leg,

A Boston man lost his leg from
J., the bite OF an insect two yeas before
10 avert such calamities from stinps
and bites Of insects use BuckIen's Ar.
MICA Saivd promptly TO kill the poison
and prevent inflammation, swelling
ana pain. Heals burns, boils, ulcers,
pies eczema, cuts and bruises. On
y Csc at all druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30
TFully prepared to do job work
Of every description.
Saw EN- in Stove Length

Saw EN- in Stove Length
We wish to cay to our farm
or friends that hereafter in
bringing potatoes and turnips
to this Office please have them
sawed into length that will
at least 60 into a large stove.
Mrs Holland has been raising
a good deal of cain about us
carrying such things to the
house that cannot be handled
without a cross cut Saw st
Helena Echo.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-11-30
lrespaasl q ice'

ri IA hi .xrf;f3oa Thor
positively p ~ -hff 2Agany and all
our lands, n.i sssl Nslty OF the
Il. q lT1G ! W OTHERS.
DlBEnr,f R RsoWH.
TinnnH IN xihe