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Our Standard Bearers
For President of the United States
Wm. J. BRYAN,
For Vice-President
A. E. STEVENSON.
For Congress-Third District
R. F. BROUSSARD
The Third District Enthusiastic.
Hon. Robert F. Broussard and his
dlist nguiihedl coadjutors are address
lung large and enthusiastic crowds
throughout the parishes of the Third
District, and it is not a simple ques
tion of victory but how great the
democratic majority will be for the
National and coigressional tickets
on Nov. 0.
In the dicicussion of the paramount
issues of the campaign the Democrat
Ic speakers are clearly pointlng out
the dangers of imperialism and col
onization schemes of the McKinley
administration which sot only threa
ten the estruction of our sugar and
rice industries, but the hfe of the re
public itself. Moreover in exposing
the robber methods of the great trusts
the speakers clearly show that the
vaunted" prosperity" which the Repu
blicans are continually boasting of
goes to the benefit of combines and
monopolies and not to the people.
, t verytabody turo out to morrow
, , ',,as aut,, u . u _
House.
Where the Darger ieas.
William Jeanings Bryan, in a speech
at Salem Illinois. stated that it the
election wert It 1.1 to morrow the De
mocrats would 'win." The Republi
cams," he said, will coerce every vote
that can be coerced, buy every vote
that can be bought, nntimidat3 every
laboring man that can be intimidated
and bribe every election judge that
can be bribed."
This is no wild utterance of Bryan's,
tut Is the same system of corrupt po.
litical tactics practiced by the Repub.
lican leaders in 1896. The trusts
have furnished Mark IIanna with $30,
000,000 of boodle fund to be used in
doubtful states and It the presidency
can he bought he will buy it.
The question is: Will the voters al
low themselves to be coerced, or bribed.
or will they sell their birthr:ght of li.
berty to the enemies of the Republic?
We cannot believe it.
t'el. Itcbertsons the hemlnee.
The contndinil hetlons of the
Sixth Congressional District Demo.
cracy met in Baton Ronge on the
9th inst antd have amicably settled
their d'5irences. Col. S. 31. Robert
son is the declared nominee and Dr.
Barrow has nacepted the situation.
This is the result of the decision of
the arbitration committee appointed
sev'er-tl lays ago in lieu of a commit
tee on credentials to prepare a per.
m:suent roll of tdelegates for the con.
vent ion.
It is a foregone conclusion that
(Col. Rolertson will Ie elected to
su(c'ceed himsel.f by an overwhelming
mnjority.
Either Bryan of KelInley.
Eithlr ~ry-.aor o3feIinLty will b ti
elettel president the first Teeday it
after the first Monday in next month l
ESther tile republic or the empihe w
will be inldorsed. If Bryan wins, it p:
will inan the enl of a war of con a
qIjust #nr unmhey greed. w.
If 3 lcKinl,'y wins it will mean that Ri
that war will go on; that Amelican er
idca's will le repadliatcd ; that na D,
tional ftath wilt be iactrave l; that at
the right, of mau wild bI deaiel; inl
that theb I Dclaration of Iudpenilden,e
Will Iecome a ,ewe mo.kry , that we
the ctonlst'.t!tin wil!l Ie ign~oed ; that
-l pol-'gamy and sla rIry will be iidors
ed in the i-!wlnd of S.I,,. as a'lready
recognized lby Mr. McKin'ev.
ib. The cltiz n must choose between
the repuilic and an empire. The
IofS' e .anuot be dodged. Which shall
-it he ? HWhich does the voter want ?
a If he desires the repullic to be perpe.
tuated he must vote for Bryan.
If he is indifferent whether the
.00
I republic stand cr fall be may vote for
ad a.l) bidy else or fail or rc·n-c to vote
St. at all. Aal that wtil be his contr.
SI, utton to thle comlic: of the .Man on
H Iorscback.
rli __-- .___ .
,s, I Bryan--Stevwnson--Broussard Club.
rcli
its
Thie iegular m, eting of the Bryan
Ito .a-nl Stevenson Clib on Friday night
by of last week, while not so largely
- attended rs the previous one by
per reaon of the heavy downpour of
rqin that afternoon, was very enthus'
r iastic aind many new members signed
the roll.
After atlling thy: meeting to order
President Riviere announced that a
Sconstitution for the government ,f
th.' club had been rece ivel from the
8 National Democratic hneadq)uarters, at
Indianapolis, which upon motion, was
re:lad by secretary Knohloch.
The constitution was adopted as a
whole, except in the numhber of
otfclrs, as the present' number of
otfcers under which the club was
permanently organized was doemed
sufficient for campaign work in this
parish.
A motion to amend the cdi, name,
by cal'ing it the Bryan--Stevenson
and Broussard Democratic Club was
greeted with apl)lause and unani.
mously adopted.
Some campa:gn literature from
National headlqua.r'ers was distribut.
ed with the announcement that much
more would be received I efore next'
t meeting.
The commnitee on spcak,:rs report
lt ed that JIr. II. N. C,,uloe, who ih:(li
consented to speak that evening. was
too ill to appear. lion. Thos. A.
Bad".aux suggested that the commit..
d tee on speakers should arrange toi
have speeches in both Fiel:ch and
English at the meeting next Friday
ns ight, which, on motion duly second.
ed, was carrieIl.
S On motion, the presidlent was I
authorized to appoint a reception
d Committee for the distinguished I
speakers who are to address the
wI eople at the ratification meeting to
1be Ad as the Opera Hone, at 2
','clock, p. m. on next Sunday Oct.
It.
Mr. J. A. Troi'- made some very
pertinent remarks upon the necessity(
of thorough organization and asked, I
te if Democratic clubs were being form.
ed throughout the parish ? It was !
i answered that some had organized
Le and that every precinct would or. I1
e ganize a club within the next f.,w
days.
SMr. Baldesux said be espected to I
t assist in organizing clubs and othr 0
members of the mnuther club would 0
, do the same. Mr. Badenux continued c
* by saying, that he was always silling'
Sto volunteer his services in beh:a;f of a
5the Democratic party, and as Mr.
Conu n was not well enough to fIlI
nhis engagement, he would l,,eak a
3few words bfore thl meeting a,.
jornedl. lie alluledi to the cha:nges
in iialternating elhct.ions and salI tlin s
I was tihe year for a Il)emieratiCev:ctory t
in the presidential and congressional E
?elections. Hann's hioolle funl with
the defection of the go!d hug Demo
crats defeated Bryan's election in
1896, but things hlave changed now I
and the gold stanodrd Democrats an4 e<
hosts of ieading Republicans who are
opposed to imp.*rinalm have come k
over to the support of Bryan and for I
the preservation of constitutiona:l tIL
government. The Democratic paity il
was receiving lrge anccessions from et
all parties who dlesirel the overthrow V'
of the trusts and tihe preservation ,f d
the Declaraltion of Independence adl ti
American institutions. Mr. Badeaux
read an article from Frank Leslie's n
Weekly-a Republiuan paper-on
the political siluation, which, while
not conceding defeat in Novemht r. a
strongly implied it in speaking of the 2'
great coal strike of mreers in Penn
sylvanta.
The monied men representedl by 'I
the great tru-ts an,] other corpora el
tions were the ones that were enjoy. tiu
ing the so-called pr'rpe ity of toe nc
McKinley admisistr:u'ion and they .
were fattenaing on th masses of the
people. There is n anlplarent apathy be
among the liputlicins everywhere
which prsctically admittled defd:at co
Republican cause was growing we:: k.
-r every day, and this should inspire
Democrats to greater activity in pe
achieving a complete and overwhelm- pa
lg victory. po
The Republican cry of prosperity ga:
was tuontradicte~ on e:'euy side by the mc
at shut down of factories, mills andl the
s- starvation wages that caused a gell.
sI eral strike in the anthacite coal mine-s.
The prices of all kinds o: provi.
en stons and clothing had gone up as a
lie result of continued war and conquest
ll schemes of McKinley, which were
? endorsed by the Republican party.
C Prosperity was with the favored few
of Mr. Hanna and the President but
is denieid to the great masses of the
Speople. Mr. r. Badeaux read from
te Dunn's commercial review showing
ri g!elt number of failures in business
" over the United States. Farm salues
and real estate had gone down in
b. many places and were practically
valueless in the West.
in With the clo'e of .Mr. Badeaux's
it adllr'ss the met ting adjourned until
ly next Fri.lsy Iight.
Iof The panic acare and starvation cry
Is, will not win this year. Working
edI men in the North have sounded the
j depths of the full dinner pail and
or tested the hrcadth of trust prosperity.
a -
if IRepub'iean newspapers and leaders
already concede that the attack of
at the Repullican trust upon organized
As labor will c-ost that party 60.000
votes in Chicago. This means that
a the electoral vote of Illinois will be
of given to William Jennings Bryan.
7 Miss Clara Barton, President of
the Red Cross Society, has issued an
is appeal to the lumbermen for building
material for the destitute of Galves
ton who Pre unable to rebuild their
demolished houses. Doubtless a
is generous response of assistance will
i- be made to supply thelse necessities.
The Philadelphia Times has desert
ted the party of trusts ard imperialism
t and is now an avowed advocate of
Bryan and Stevenson. The Times is
t one of the most influential papers in the
country, and its new d-,pa, tore has
caused the utuost consterrnation in
SRe;,t blican -ranks.
,. Judge L. P. Caihlouet Is doing splen.
t( did service as one of the speakers
o in this Conlr si,nal Distriet. lie i I
d well po-ted on the vital issues of this
y campaign nodwtith the pas rec~,r:i of
i the Repubhlican party, and no man is
betkter equilpced thtn the .Jud!ge to
s reach the ti n- erstanulings of hlie p: o
n pie and conevince them of tue truth
I and justit, of Democratic measures
e and principles.
Th. bABSnd Wtries campean.
Congres-man It!.bert F. Brou =ar, I
has just returnsel from a g.ni.ral tour
y of the eastern port:on of h11w Third
y Congresionial District, conpri-i ug the ,
parishes of Ih.rvylle, Asensi,,n, Aa
sumption, llifou"che, and Terrelbone,
and finds the IDemocratic hosts pre
senting as soli] and defiunt frnt to the
d McKinley impernalists all n:!olg the
line, and is confident of vict-'ry in a!
of these palishes. Tha:t wil; inke thei
Third District solidly Demo-ralic, fcir
there is not the ghost of a chance of
SRepublicano success in any of the other
r parishes in the district. Elverwshecre
1 organiz:t!ion is perftct in the Demo,
1 cratic pi.arty, nnd it is unitcl and lhar
monious. Realizing that it is hatt!ing
against a wily foe, the party is active
taidl vigilant and its sentine:s will re.
main on guard until the victory is
won..-New Ilwria Enterprise. a
C;rruption Fund.
S On personal k'owlede. Senator
Met'arrt.n, of Brcooklyn . N. Y., clharges
that S-ni tor liacna is r.usiin,.g in the
1Ea.t a fund of $20.000,000 to $30,
000.000 to bIy votes for McKinil, - in
New York State above IHarlem river,
and in ihi. Satt(s of ItTliana id lI, l
fnis I,, al;'e,, the corPoratio-i4 are 5
being "helt up,' atial thitm ,n'el'.i i- to
I conle fi',cn them. Se-tilor '1cCa ric
Ssays to the New York Tim-.s;
I i kiow from my own ipeisocatl
knowledge n'l thi:t I h:l\ve to',l ",:u
I know piromlnises have Ict-i v,,n t,,
the cr)p'oratio'ns th:at no :dlvel.rse~ il's'
l:tion again.st tihe trusts will ice i- i
ed ly the It.-l)ubl'iten party. No ul
verse t:r:rff leg~;'atiou will h,- p i,,e-l.
aced the cor-,por.itioo.ns which 1ire now
:ldomi:eati,g the country wtii he ea,
I tlnucicl ill power."
San itr . ,c. 1 lrren stil tieht tihe D -
Ino('rats wool',l is. (ivery in-- 'avsor toi
:crrriy New ~Y~crk Sitatc, anI thati if h-1"
"eorlrptlon fi, r' was :ot cid Mi 3I,.
B yvan w,,-- ble ..h.t. hiresiteti.
a Wu, WciI 1fl 'y New. Yo:ii t fromn
20, 000 to 50,000 t,:,jerity.tv
Hanuna Pleds With Norgan.
'-iHelp me, Cassio.. or 1 sink," shout
ed the imperl ial Caesar olcc upon :
time.
And this is tihc cry of Mark la~sna
now. lie appi-als to ,I. Pierpont
lMorgin to save him. I
lie is d-,wn on his marrowv bonesA
Ibefore the .grand micl of moroptly,
Icleading with him to atop the great
coal trlike.
S1organ hhlis the sltllation in the
palm of hi. landtis.
Hle hai been gal;tid more than ill:,
penal lwerj ly time Repub;ican tret
party and now he is exercising those I
powers in careless disregard i, Iteljbi.h
lican success. lark HIanna tells 3lor
gan that the Republicans have all the *
money they want. They do not ask he
lt h!in for a cent. hit thb pl.a I w: i
i thim to stoLp the strike.
1Mr. organt, li-tens :.i,ndc s,il s. II
Shas1 used the lb)publican l,:arty to g" t
1i. i what he wanted. Ilavin.r got wh,'
a I he wanttd he has no fa: th'r iii:"i.-t
,t in that party. His b!iliness is now t,
break up the lnor U1iiitns. A: t h
re wi:l not c~al off lie strik' .v :: i : ;
Y. lieve the pain of Mr. Ilauni.
ut Benfamin Frank'in.
he -
"That every man of the cetomlona'ty
is, of commor n right, and by the laws
of God, a freeman, and cutitled to tlhe
a free enjoyment of liberty. That liber
ies ty, or freedom, consists in having an
in actual share in the appointment of
l those who frame the laws, and who are
to be the guardians of every man's
life, property and peace; and the poor
Cs man has an equal right, but more need
til to have representatives in the Legis
lature than the rich one. That they
who halve no voice i,or vote in the
my electing of lepreventativ as do not en
joy liberty; but are -bolut. ly ens!av
Pted to those who havIe vote, and to
he their rcpresiul:tives; for to Ie ensla.
nrd ed is to h::"e governcors who'n other
i. men have set over it. snaI be s!uject
to laws uniele by rite repriesenltatives
ot' of others without lig iig had ieplre-o..
tstivev of our own to give COte-elt in
our behalf."
We have denied every one of th..se
DO principles, which 'Parton says were so
at ':o!vions'y just" and "fanmhiar to li
be inow,' to tthe Filipiinos, io,ito Ic:lai,
and Hlawailans; and are to day govevr
ning them with the iron hiand of tyran
of ny ani ill deflaiice to every s.-use andl
principle of ciommonl jus ice betlw-een
to man and man. These words of Frank
a lin condemn us, anlu burn our cons
as cience like coals of fire; aid th.-y will
sir continue to eat into the heart of this
a nation until they have brought it to
just replent'tnce, or until it be devour
el. If the latter shall be o'ur fate,
s. th-n this nation is not worth redenmp
tlon. It i, to be hiped that this dlay
rt shall never dawn upon this continent.
m Let us at once retrace our steps at.d
of give to these poor people their plain
rights; let us go back to the wi dom
oand tha princip es of Fraink;in.
Branch R ad.
in
It has been .nl;onllc.e by the Tex
,s and l'acifc railway officials, that
n" the new l:tfllirclee Ir:ti.ch would b:
rs re tdy to, blegin ope rIating otl Ot1. 15,
i bettwein Dlonaiilsonv! le an l N:.apoleon
is vile. A I,'-s. r train W , witl ' a
is ~, ! ~º,.-ult i'Il at 7:15 . -cr-iv mlorn:inl
'f akiri te.(,nritien at Donthtaliltillhe
is with thei Nw Roads avcomnrilodatioui;
, to rlitriig,. ttI.in wl I leav'e I)onal:, so
villc at 6:25 P. M. Thlie stal ions along
II which trains will stop for freight aid
pai:iss.g: .S nrse 1 naldtlonvite, Bele
.s %ls:ui,.e, P.a:it n iih., Na1: licotville
-Donaldsonv-ile Dminrorat.
Srrrrrrr"rrtrrrrrli,! rrr :i,,ti,.
'Iloitle 'lP:ollats.
? Commercial Hotel.
(t .rmerly Strae.gers' Hotel.)
'e MIrs. . KA. A . , T .--, PROP,
I'lll ldil I' EVIST llETl,
S FREE Ill.s--FiEE SAMPLE ROOx.
.Opposite City Uall,
S Thibodaux, La. 2
J. 8. LEVRON & CO
DEALKRS IN
IlARI)WAI2E,
GLASSWARE
CROCKE IRIY,
I -IAND GENERAL
HOU:SHOtLD FURNISHING GOODS.
At the old -tand Formerly occuplied b
late It. R. Mclill)I..
"" ...THIBOI)AUX
Sieet Metal Werks,
I Wr. KURZ, MaR.
S r;ittering, Spouting. Roofing,
SSky Lights. Ventilators, C(or
e rIices,. I luw Piping. Slate roof
* ingi and rep iirln. Plantation
work a specei:alty. All work
er nmptly attcndeld tb. Satis
facl'tioln guarateedl.........
SHOP NEAR R. R. DEPOT,
CUMEmLANDO PHON4 O0.
ANDY
CAH ITCH EN1
JOS. JEFFRIES, PROp.
JUST RECEivCED ...
A rraSH INKE Of0
I . ~ewarns Cho. & IIO(hiIns,
S Neweard's French Frulits,
Rliiiikle Bro. Cake Chocolate. i
A fresh assortmenit of C'aktes rece.ved'
every Thursday......... 27
SRAILROAD J MARKET.
OOTAVE j. TOUPS,
PROPR [ETOR.
Choice fresh beef, park, real, mutton san
masages conatantly on band.
---1 N V:IRY MOLNING.
hitsed on tRae aliroad. eoarer L. St.
" LOCAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY
sE ROAC NTI1LE.
i l 1.1' I 1 ", i. ,
*I
Datir tL -.:)s
t 1' .,: . ! .' . -. s dt, upsi :snI no loti
u I a  el ii.1 :' as 2' .i. ;ain :i . t alip
|l' ,. . I. T.
.llirket MlIlnd.
Aluwaesui i,.,i'.I t e bul of :.ef. Mutton
P ork, et. , 1 i ,e ..u+e.l e.t1 ult b nds.
;2ilrkit l5tr*.. l, ''Tiie.ie ux. l.a.
LY lIJ,.U SAl.OhD:.
N, V. ''rasigile. Proprlile.r.
Choice airne asndi Ilqul.rs. lie ci:anrs a:wa3)
.n hind. Cor. Green andl MalIelt treets.
A R F OlT', II. W.,
re Cypress and Pine Lamber,
's CVvpress and Sawedl Shiu:les, also saddler
.nd ilarness. lilac ls itihing and horse
hr .iuing a specialty.
-d
SI IJOEIGE RE.R C J.
3' Cloice PFamily llrecerle
e Also FeeI and cl Larceal. Cor. St. PhIlip and
I:ese utreets.
V jEYRII, DRi. A, J. & L. E.
to Phylilaan iand Margcem n.
u Prfrolrietrro of :.ever DIrlug Store'. Maino treet
ir hi I.boluz. i.u. . E. H:I,ay. Manager.
o .l'T DUIU CO , L'"-d.
1, Brugglwsis.
It rlllng, Chelmlicale, Perumncry, School book.
Stateon,1 , etc. (?or. .lain & irenen treets
3e I tolEitE t o.. IfLN::Y,
u0)
SAry (oods
a ,tioni , _.tn., bolns atnd li~o,e, crockery,
a I Cor. aiin s Mt. Louin streets.
T IIIBOI)AUX DRUG STORE,
S F. J. Guillot. Mannaer.
l )nes, (CJIe,ica,., Toilet trticles. PerfrnI ery"
-rh..nl b, . .,.k. S atlin:.,try. Cor. Alain and St"
'PI~llaI etlrret8.
%Vl IGI,,', .Mlits J N.,
is Mililmery Mtsre
o Nlioi,,:'., I. .i.-a hase and he,nets. Dress
ntmakiLng. c'r. Market and St. Ii.aues streets
., Z uER.O'T. RANA.,
J {uNte srr nker & Jeweller
. Fine Jewel, v. watIches slnd clrkes, etc. all
1. Street. bcLtween St. Phi.ip and St. Louis.
d .!)ENTISTS.
1 LANC.II.RD, (I)D. D. '.), I. E.
Dlentleg.
Corner Gretu eath St. Bridget Streets
).\IGRE, D'. J. J.
Dilentist
()tlic Mlain Strte .tear Court ll-.ete
ATTORNLYS-A -LAW
I 1bAi)EAUX. r:lo AS A.,
A ta onervatLLa w.
i.i, ,f li.stouichie btildinu .
l 1O' ELL. & MA:t'IS,
Altorceyw at I aw.
i(oon: . , 7. i, . Iak of ''hil.odaux ]Uilhiu
N iO)IlLOU:'II CLAY 1
Atturermeat*law
oiffice s: lHank ltuildl;... En'sauce on 8:
Louis Sir it
EDUCATIONAL.
HOL, EMIMANU'EL, t
.el urc 'T'eacher
Gives inrutricnenta'. veal t id lHarmony I
AlGI , PROF. L 5. M.
S[lcct .'loool for Ieeoys.
  Engli-!. :,d Fc mllic h i ;n:ii hl e i, branmeir-e :.
tllah.e.ijt1i.- ..' ,lgllt. Naal.-.l, street, fo( t o.
St. Mi.h" el street.
LjOUN r CARMEL CO NVENT.
An Academy lor eounlg Ladiea
Kept by the $i'ters of Mlou.t Carmel. Thor
t.ouh cnerse. English and French. Foot of
Market Street.
NOTARIAL.
COULON, H. N.
I otary Public,
Real Estite anld Fire snld I.lle Inurane.
Azent. Prope.eties boh Ulght ai sold. Alous,
loanetd and Ierrnweea Bank of lllouri"
irnt Id ing.
Keep Dry,
Do Iot fear cold and rain The w
Thiletdaux Shoe nod Hat Store has a
line of lhe highest grade waterproof
m:w'k,.ntoshrs.
EIHLE .J. .BRAtn, Prop.
fNEWV AI'VETIISEIMENTM,
HAIt .IALSAM
Proen.t a futur:. . I rcwth.
:.;v',T 7alis to 3Irtor.o Gray
VIRGINIA COLLEGE.
For Veoae I.Ladles. Roanoke. Va.
Opens Sept. Ith, l00Io. One of tlhe leading
Schools for Yuollll Lndies in tile Southi. Mag
nificent ouildinlle. all mloliierll improve
mentS. Cumpus ten acrvs. Urand moun- a
Lain scenery nla Valley of Va.. fIned for
bhealth. Luropean and American teachbere be
i'Full coure. Supcrlior advantetles in Art, he
Musleic, and Ehkution. ttudent, fromnt thirty I5
Sltates. For cattauleges address
MATTIE i'. HAR IS, P're., Hoeanoke, Vs.
SALVADOR STIIADOR,
Shoemaker & Repairer
CoR. TIIIBODAUX & ST. LOUIS.
Stlls, repaira, and naukes shoes
hbelow cost. 501m
ALL \OJIK (,I ARANTE ED.E
n,
Robt. Glover,
Copper, Tin and
SHEET IRON WORKER
Thibodaux, La.
Shopt on St. Loiuis St., b,.tween Main
and Thiibodalx. Solicitilln a share
ef youri patlonfu. geiaralitteing
first:class work and at sati.lactory
pl ices.
Roofing and Guttering a 8peciaity
RElI'AIK ioR Kh. PIPT'.I DONE .
H. N. Coulon,
ROTARY PUBLIC
TIIInOI AII; . LA.
j- (i t unsm.nith ] ,Jj d
lrKepe ont'aut uly i al 10nstn 210
u raii' i tnr pil 9s ui 9
FINE JEWLERY, 4
CLOCKS AND
WATCHES,
THE CE I EEH ATED "re" rety, o"f
ELGIN WATCIES (UNS. PISTN4g
CONSTANTLY ON POWDER, CAL
HAND. Also the NEW TItIDEI, IlI
AMERICAN SEWING ING 1ATERJIAL
MACHINE. ?.ull ok .Ac. ETC., Er',
Watches. ('k1.ks. Jewelry
ing Machines. Fire-aa's
(areifully rcpairep i
teed. A full stok . -
Umlnts, oil and needles
kin is of Sewing Macbhla
behad by applylong to
A. BOUt
Cor. Main and St. Phllfp t.
- A'rnt ferCNESCENT Ctm'Eg
I,0UiSIANA STEAM
mS l el ,li [ il 11lO0 F tll
ROHBE H' & 9."O., Proprietory.
101, 303, 305,307 GRAVIER STR
NEW ()%4It.EANIS>, LA.
asah, Blinds, Doors, Molding, Flooring and Cel(-i
Balusters, etc., al ways on hand or made to order,
Orders ;,sorontlv rttendted to.
50 YEARtS" I
IXPERIENCE
Tmnr g MARS
pseml estle, wthout un or
Stat i C set arni Tiar .
A handsomely ilustrated weekly. Lamest air.
naUo n of an sooLo a l. T.. s S. a
: rourmontbs,1si. D rordbyaml newdeu..
ALBEKTJ. IASSEIGINE
NOTARY i'TBLIC
RACELAND, LAFOUI:CIIE, LA
Omee hours fro.m $ a. m. to 6 p. nm.
Any Notarial busilness promptly and car
fully attended tr.
CLAY KNOBLOCH
Thibodnuax, Lr.
Offices:
Gaude Building,
St. Philip St.
FROST'S HOTEL,
Cox. MKarIt and GOasx ST.
lead qua'teis for sllI ..
Excursionists and Traveling
PEOPLE....
Meals on European and American
Style-Served at any "Old Time."
A First-class....
CAFFE ^"'"'i'' HOTEL
C Where all Wine,. I Iquors and Cigars
can be had. Polite Attention.....
Wmi. H. FROST, Prop.
SCOLLý3 A J
new Orleans. La.
4 ej to renownod ,, a lea d.
1 .T. v ta promle made,
w charlatalon pra iced.
Over 300 Gold and Slver Med*
5I5, Dlplonas etc.. awarded
us american and European
Lxposltlons. Commerclal
Course Ilolodes Ez~ert Ac.
eountiag and Auditing, anm
is Gauerateed $i her and
Sluprior to any other In 1h.
'l'outh. We own our cohllee
bullding and bare unequalled
faclbties and an amercelled
faculty.
Graduates hold lead'n positions all over the
eOuntry. instructional! personal.
Havl aumerou bulsiness conetiona and
beaing ýverally and reputably known, we
have superor advantages aiding students to
ecure gltnations.
wA store ia cesectd with Soald Collage
in which students do actual businese wi r
teal goods and actual masy, and tey keep
. boolks in the latest labor saving forms.
Stoudet o ater at any time. ngllah. Ac
ele. Shorthand i an.J Bnusilness schools. AD
separate taeulte. Send for catalogue.
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aid er can srure patLr.e La LS tame
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