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- THIBODAUX, LA., SATURDAY, DEC., 1. 1900... , ....... ýy[ tM - - .. . • ' .............. ............ ... . . . t /O 19

REMOVAL.g DR. HAMLET MOORE, X

ETERINARY SURGEON,

AND HOSPITAL Idtment's Stable, - Donaldsonville.

NAL POINTERS.

Our Subscribers.

-Ip be mailed or presentc-d to

berg for subscriptions now

wich will become due with-

a•ttwo or three months. The

Sthe term of your subserip

-t ended should not stand in

od a settlement whenever a

uehived. The rates are in

ad we need money to meqt

I toes, therefore we urge our

ltobe prompt in settling

ppmr. Come up gentlemen.

Wllie Preean left on BundlyhLr parents in Morgan City.

Agpes Bourg was visiting•s Labsdievtlle last Saturday.

Irank L. Pushaw, of Newwas In town for a few days

Salph Bessley, of Napoleon-ar visitor to our town on

OmolC t. Martin of Houma,relatives is town the early

Se this wak.

Is. Henry Lagarde went to Labs.an tis tas•y, returning the

day.

o0 as s mesuasbly hope for_ b4101e his bowels move

ea- &ry. When this is not at.4 disorders of the stomach

Wiessness, headache dyspepsias aBeono follow. If you wish

these ailments keep yourj•llts by taking Chamber.

• semh and Liver Tablets••ired. They are so easy to

mild and gentle in effect.by Roth drug store.

sad Mrs Edmond Marquetterelative oin Labadieville dur.week.

A. J. Bethancourt of Houma,her father 3Jr. O. Naquin

SYoliey Kohbioch and A. E. Imids a dying trip to Houma I

y last.

•albr Badeaux, of Painoourt.Monday and Tuesday in

visiting his pareuts.

.osld have an appetite likeia relish for your meals <

lain's Stomach andaIrt . They correct diior.i• stomach ano rguiate thebowels. Pr;ce, 25 cents.

6e, at Roth drug store.

Dsalie, an accomplished vof IfHumna, was visiting t

during the week, re.B•ema on Wednesday.

Taylor Beattie returned uville on Wdclutda( v I

had been for several days I

.W. Webre, the estimable-t popular Lost of the8ltdl, was the guest of ttows Tuesday.

ters of thousands who aberisiun's Cough Reme- o

sad Ia grippe during theto our knoI•',edge, not

has resultdl i pneu lWhitfield & (Co., 2.10 a

Chicago, one of theretail dlruggists Im

SSpeaking (,f thi. , says:Uhamber:.ailn's Cotgh tI

I grippe in umain cases, dgives prompt and c~m

lY, bint alsoi counteracts Cil Ia grippe to result inSFo, sale by Ilotlh drug

la Lafuurche .iitors to [ithis week, were M1. P. pl•Racelnud, "itl Capt. al

h,

on of th I le proprie. ga Botthng workss0to Schriever on Wed-:.of

1garde, who l:has for the inworking at the sugur fr

hesMl on the "Golden Freturemd to this

The latest styles of ManhattanShirts are to he found at Ellis Braud'sBons on Main street.

Wear "Regent" Shoes, they are theto best, only $3.50, at The Racket store.

h- Alias Carrie Curtis is visiting herh, cousians, the Misses Burton, in St.ne Bernard Parish.

Mr. Robert C. Martin Jr., was aSbusiness visitor to our town lastTuesday.

Mrs. Richard Burton, of St. Ber.t nard, is the guest of her sisters

Ur Mesdames Jennie and Carrie Curtis.

Our big stock of Winter Goodsn. now ready Our prices can't be best.

The Racket store.

V. Dr. O. L. Brand and Frank Har

g mon went to New Orleans Thursday,V. returning Friday.

w Hon. C. J. Barker, and wife speat

'a several days in New Orleans thisweek.

Robert H. Downman of Waco wasa business visitor to our town lastMonday.

Miss Stella Zernott, the daughterof our popular mayor, is visitingrelatives in New Orleans.

E Dr. J. M. price went over to NewOrleans on business last Sunday, returning Tuesday.

e Gas, F. oest, a popular knight oft. the grip, of New Orleans was in ourh city on Thursday.

is The finest and most stylish menh Shoes are the Johnson & Murphyir and Bostonian, sold by Ellis Braud's

SSon, Main street.o Mrs. Lambert of Thibodaux, was avisitor to Napoleonville during thepast week.

Deputy Sheriff Tucker of &hriererwas in town today.-Assumption IPioneer. I

Mr. Joseph Hoffman, of Thibodaux, arrived Wednesday. He in-forms us that his stock of goodsfrom the north has been delayed afew days in shipment but hopes tohave them in time to open nextSaturday.-Rayne Tribune, Nov. 24.

For Sale.-

Second hand doors, blinds, doorand window frames, mantle-pieces,cistern, stoves,ete; can be purehased 'at the Convent at very reasonableprices. 15.

Following will be found the namesof the officers and members of the t"Thibodaux Lawn Tennis Club" hwhich was recently organized in this atown : President, Dr. H. S. Smith; Ivicel,resident, Mr. Frank llarmon; esecretary, Mr. L. H. Lancaster; tress. Iiurer Mr. Roland Williasmson; captain, cDr. Oliver Brand; manager. Mr. aWalter iMorvant. Members--MisnesElls Foret, Berths Foret, Laura Mor-vant and Lucy Foret d

Mr. Enug. Larre, the genial proprie- t<tor of the Emp:re Hotel, treated hisguests to a splendid Thanksgiving bta ipper Thursday night He had allof the small tables in hisdining roomplated together, thus forming ooe alarge table around which gathered (

many genial Knights of the Grip.

Oatarrh Cannot be Oured 8iwitb LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as wthey cannot reach the seat of thedisease. Catarrh is a blood or con-stitutional diasase, and in order tocure it you must take internal reme. Hdies. Halls a utarrb Cure is taken Rinternally, and acts directly on the vblood and mucous surface. Hall's pCatarrb Cure is not a quack medicine.[t was prescraind by one of the besutphysicians in this countro for yars, Mand is a reguilr prescription. It i"5omlped of the bett onics known, N

combined with the best, blood puri.tiers, acting directly on the muoonussurfaces. The perfect combinstionof the two ingredicats a what pro Dduces such wonderul results in cur. ''

ng Catarrh. Seed for testimoWnissfree.&F J. CslgL 'd 6CO. Props Toledo, O. B

Sold ihr druggists, price 75.! lls Famiy Pills are bthe best. J.

The Official Vote Cast ForCongressmen in Louisiana.

The omlcial vote cast for congress.men in Louisiana, at the recent elec.tion, is by district as follows :First bistrict-.Adolphe Meyer ............. 9,727William Brophy. ........... 2,274

Total......-................12,001Meyer's mnajrity............7,453Second DLatrtc--R. C. Davey .............. 11,6208. C. Headlip................ 3,234

Total ............ ...... 14,854.Davey's majority ............ 8,386Third District-R K F. Broussard.............9,382F. B. Williams.......... ;...5,673

1 Total ...................... 15,055

Broussard'a majority.........3,709Pr Fourth Distnrct-

Phanor Breazeale............ 8,592F. M. Welch ................ 1,290

it Total .................... 9,882Breaseale's majority.......... 7,302r. Fifth District-

Joseph R. Ranedell..........6,172Henry R. Hardtner............628

L Total ..................... 6,800

Ranadell's majority..........5.544r 8ixth Distriot-

r, . M. Robrtson ........... 7,432J. H. Duote. .................. ,455

Total ...................... 8,887Robesteon's majority ......... 5,977

The omelah returns show that ofthe country perishes casieu led inr.

tthe number of votes cast, having2207 votes, with Lafourebe second,r her total vote being 2060.

Caleasleo also bears the palm forhaving cast the largest number ofr Democrati votes, hle record being

1548. The followingg parishe eastthe Democratic vo*es stated : Ra-pides, 1437; Caddo, 1841; St. Lanr dry, 1238; Lafourche, 1229; Iberia,

1069.It thus appears that our parish has

w made an excellent record in the

recent election.

Fine Jersey Stock.

W. C. Ragan has just received acar load of foe Jersey milch cows,be bas for sale at reasonable prices,here is a chance for everybody to geta flue cow cheap. They must gosee him at once.

Thibodaux Cycling Club En-tertain.

LIst Thursday night the membersof that popular organization the Thi.bodaux Bycycle Club entertained aonmber of their lady friends in theirpretty parlors oa3 lain street in the,leyer building.The greater part of the evening

was devoted to progressive euchre.After several games had been ph!yed,the players adjourned to the baoquethall where there awaited a sumptioutssupper in which six roasted turk*ysplayed leading roles. After suppereuchr. was resumed, and upon play-nug several interesting and closely'

contested games prises were awardedas follows :

Ladies first prise, cut glass jar,drawn for by Msses Bertha Foretand Frooes Malhiot, won by theformer; conaolation prse for ladies, awon by Mrs . . L. Brand ; ladlesbooby, a chios picanlany, won byMrs. M. Riche.

Gentlemensu rat prise,- a ine cok.ed turkey, won by Paul Coulon; gen.tlemene consolation prism, a pearl chandled pocket knife, won by Dr. H.8. Smith; booby prize, a china doy,won by Mr. Paul legendre.

Following is a list of the names ofthbose present: Mesdames P. L.Braud, C. J. Coulon, E. Riviere, M.Riche. Misses IElla and BerthaFord, slamie Rousemu, May andPauline Danseresa, A. Cippella, A.Boudreaux, C. Bernard, F. Glover,Marne laibert, Frances Malhiot, A.Clement, M. McColla, E. ClementMessrs. Jas. McCulla. Jas. Babin, KJ. Brand, Sidklrey, Chas. and PaulCouloo, M. CUsitia , C. Dalgle, seoDelanne, Albert gerramn, Paul andThomas Legeadre, Laucaster, La.fargue, W illiamson, Thomarsscull, i ,Louis Perrio, Edgar Rhvier, P. LBraud. Paul Delaune, Maurice Riche,J. B. Taylor and Dr. l. .Smith. 11

cr Crelit is doe L. C. Schelider, theefficient caterer, for the attractiveappearance of the banquet table.s. The writer extands sincere thanks

c. to the club for the invitation to their

banquet, and for the delightful timespent there. May the"Cycling Club"

7 roll for many years along the path of4 time.

1 Moore-Marsh.

A pretty girl, a handsome youth,objecting patents, an obliging Judge,0 were the dramatis personae of a little4 comedy of lite which was played to

-an admiring if limited audience yes.4 terday.

Some time ago Sidney E. Moore,the scion of one of the city's oldestand most aristocratic families, was

2 introduced to Miss Pearl Marsh, I3 petile and winsome debutaute of the

Sixth Diatri,'t. The exquisite teminity of the girl appealed to the man.

5 The devotion and gallantry of the9 man was trresistible to the maiden.

But, alas!l their elysiam was ruthle s'y2 interfered with by "h artlee p::rents."SThey said ,.you are both too you•g,

wait a while longer." andi they gaveother advice, "which was brutal."

2 But the lovers had plighted their2 troth, like true lovers; anda, as true

lovers have done time out of mind,2 they saw each other often, and theof.entr they saw each other the mole8 enamered they were, and the mo e-enamored they became, the more they0 saw each other.

4 Judge Thomas Maher of the Seec

ond City Court is not an exceptionto that vast majority that believe2 that a! the worti loves a lover."s and when the sweetbeartq came to

-him yesterday and told him the samet old story, but the story that to themwas new, he was kind, and they weremarrimed.

Mr. Moore occupies a prominentand lucrative position with a wellknown mercantile house. He is anephew of Judge I, D. Moore of theCourt of Appeals.

Miss Marsh's family is also wellknown in social and commerciol cirf cles.-Thursday T. D.

It will be remembered that Sidneywas a frequent visitor to our city haying relatives in this town and parishand has many friends as well as hisrelatives here, will wish him unbounded happiness upon this important o.casion.

Moss Ginnery.

The Thibodaux Progressive Leagueheld a called meeting on Wednesdaymorning at ten o'clock for the pur-pose of discussing the pro)eet ofestablishing a moss ginnery in thistown, andl also to hear i hat Mr. SA. Gould, the inventor of moss gins,and now a resident of the Parish orloerville, had to say upon the sunject. Mr. Gould is, as above stated,tl'e inventor of the moss gin, and hasbuilt many gins in this state which'are being suc tessfully operated. Histhorough knowledge of the processof manufacturing the most from itsraw state into the finished article,enabled him to speak intelligently aswe'l as ibterestiugly about the mossindustry.

Mr. Gould exi lained to the satis-faction of the members of the league,the process of the manuf:,cture of themoss from its raw state into thearticle that is so extensively used in i

upholstery work of a;l kiuds. Healso stated what the co~t of a plantwould be; what the cost of the riwtmaterial would be; the cost of finish-ing this raw material intulo a marketa.ble article. In doing this he showedhow large a profit would be realizedby the manufacturers. The memberof the league were so impressed withthe benefits which would be derivedlby the citizens of this town in theestablishment of a moesginnery here,that they decided to take immediatesteps towards organiaing a stockcompany for that pursose. and itIseems tb be ao asnared fact that,within the next few weeks anotherfactory whistle will add its voice to Ithose which are now asinging songs ofpraise peace and plenty to thosenenterprising citizens of Thibodaouwho have already shown their faith tin manufatoriang enterpise. I

The members of the Progressive tLeague realize that we have been too Ilong the producers simply of the rawmaterial. and that the wealth that ashould have remained at our doors auas been drifting away. It is to stopthese leaks and to convert what naturehas so bountifully given into finishedproducts fit for maas use that theyhave determined to build a meoss gin.

Mr. T. Gordon Reakly, Jr.. of ,Bowie, was in town last Tuesday.

e Love Me Now.

Br L c. N.

If you're ever going to love me,ir Love me now while I can know

e All the sweet and tender feelings," Which from real affections flow.

Love me now while I am living.Do not wait till I am gone,And then chisel it in marb'eWarm love.words on icecold stone

If you've dear, sweet thoughts abouti, me,3, Why not whisper them to met?

e Don't you know 'twould make meo happy,[. And as glad, as glad can be?If you wait till I am sleeping,N, Ne'er to waken here again,it There'll be walls of earth between us,s And I couldn't hear you then.

Ite If you knew some one was thirstiug

For a drop of water sweet,Would you be so slow to bring it?e Would you step with laggard feet?,. There are tender hearts all 'round usr Who are thirsting for our love;Shall we begrudge to them what heav-

enHas kindly sent us from above?

I won't need your kind caressese When the grass grows o'er my face;

I won't crave your love or kissesIn my last low resting place.s So, if you do love me any-

If it's but a little bit,I'd rather know it now, while ICan, livilpwn and treasure it.

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N ewspaper Lawcusiderd as wishing to (ontue

ublisher may con e to send them

3. If suhlrabers neglect refuse totake periodicals from the omfice tso

which they are directed, they are heldrespousible until they have 4ettled

the bills and ordered them d iscon4. I Suhncribers move to not givherpe wlithoest informtice the opublitrr recoers and the papers iare sent to onthetheformir dirctitious, they are held repon

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take riodicl from the offce tor removing an lea

ing themousile untail tled for is priaetl faaed

whethe bills and ordered it or not isonheld in law to be a subsredber7. If subscribers pay in advto another

theyra are boed to givre senotice to thepublisherr ecat the end of thedir rpone If

they do not wish to deoide thatking

reit; oerwisen to t the publisheriodicalsth-orimed theo one or remondig ait d theavsubing riber winall be re ionsible n til

Sevidencep notice, with prayment of6.all rs ae sent to the publishes.

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amT o0r 3ER, VUTTON, .OR& VEAL

A1D SAt18AIb OF AI.L KI•a

READ THIS.LADIES WAISTS.

Ast. colored Flane, well mw J I%.

Black Meroerlaed silk, 13i.Beautiful lot of eat. solid color caslmere.only i5c.

A pretty lot of winter walsts at 40 and Wc.

LADIB8 KBNIT VES1T.

Hsavy iaseod lined at 45c.

Heavy bleahobed rib vests 4Sc. worth 50c.Fleece rib. ood wt. and quality at 25e.Also lot of swiss ribbed at I2t 15 and 23c.We also have pants to match the above rests.

OBRST•P,

C. B. Watcbapri.g, 1.0

C. B. s55 Sic

a. 8. Tce.S'-Lady lalre." "Sampson' and "Dr. Nosab are the best and strongest corsts mades

BHOSIrty.

Ladle. Black well fiished 30 and Sce.Ladies Black and Tan eolored full seam-less, best vTalu Im town for o10 a pailr.ChilJdrrn sisek ribbed beavy winterbest In the land for i0e a pair, all sizes from

Ladles and Children's Stockins as low asc a pair.

LADIES £ CHiLDRUN' GLOVEB.Good cassimere, fleee lined at 15, 30 2: .Cashm.ro Gloves 10c.

Ladles Silk Mitts wors 00o only 40s.Child' Mittens ii and 0ce.

Childrens Gloves 15 and 0sc.We are closlnlg out a small lot of ladlesKid Gloves at 5, 40, and O oe, worth ,c to

I1.3.

THE RACKET STORE,Chas A. Badeaux, Prop

R.'P.

THE PLANT OF THE •

THIBODAUX BqlCK WORKSWITH THE FINEST EQUIPMENTS IN THE SOUTH

Is now prepared to furnish the best and cheap-est brick in the market......................

I One million brioka on hand ready for delivery.FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, ADDRESS,

LAURENT M. FOLSE,MANAGER, PHONE 125, OR

E.J. BRAUID,GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. PHONE 14

" E. P. Lefort. A. J. Tetreau &

Lefort & Tetreau* Uueem•sr to 3, T•3BA3l MC•.

Livery, Feed.... AND....

.. Sale Stables.Undertaking F2 Establishment

Blacksmiths andGariageMakers

Patriot St. Cor. Levee and M.arket, Thibodaux.

DR. JOS. L. DREXLEIR,VETEINA R r SURGEON,

OFFICE A TE'

LEON DRHEXLER'S 8TABLE,THIIOD4UX. LA

lO# DbISTANCE TELEPHOIE 39. TH'BODlU. TELEPHO'E 128.

GENTS SHIRTS.

ine Percale, detached collars and cufs, fordress use 11k".

Fine Percale anl Madrais. Iln pretty leat.Colors of stylves fgure,,, eto. attach,! suddetached coilars asd cuffs, the beet in to-n

Big as•Mutment of laundered shirts from e.up.

White shirts 60 i 70 and 9 eaub. (igvalues.)

G ENTS INDE•tSIIIRTr.Ali wool. double btck and front, would hbecheap at I.50 only l. t5teaeh.Three fourths wool in tan and grey andwhite only 90c. each, worth .5I.heavy cotton, fleece lined, asst colors Greytan brown etc. onlyt&o.

Tan, grey and white shirts, heavy winter-i. bet vauue, tu be had at i0 •5;540 and 4ke.

GKNTU GIVES.Fine undressed Kid, well finished 1 65, $1 50Black dressed Kid, big values for 1.00a pr:Valour Gloves full lined only 85e.Asat colored Dogslan Gloves, full lined," 'MGents Dogukin, driving Gloves, fur tupsfull lined, while they list tO a pair.

We have a sne assortment of all h inds ofgover including uens worklng gloves trued9e pair up.

GENT8 TROUSKRS.

Betutlful hair line stripes Just the thingfor thil sesion 8.00 and 8I O0.

Also an els•ant line to choose from at s 60sad.7$n a pair.

Just reoelved a big lot of barline worstedsat .0 and 1.25 a pair,

MRsS HATS AND SHO8 I.In these two lines we have but this to say,0you could not find better values' priss tiheveruy lowut.