The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], October 20, 1900, Image 2

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t5awh itak shel ss deair t'. w4,^i1 U t
aJrca>lts, ma an ewijere ae tWrW fa.t".
a :%_ _ T7 - 0r* .ve c tto e..et. and V .
%tas.re :s.er: t mei n weeka -ea weo
Wedaedary mee oL c ta went
Vs ..e n t'"1 to WrO + ibi.s paps
on L e LeM as itr ews wr:s.Act Gear.
'Frily prpered to do job ork
of every desriptio.
Our Standard Bearers
For Fredt dof the United 8tate;
Winm. J. BRYAN,
For VicePrseeident
A. E. STEVENSON.
For *. C _n n-Tlid I.rtrrct
R. P. BROUSSARD
Grand and
Enthusiastic
Ratificatiou Meeting of Derm.,'
ocrats at Thibodaux Opera
Houe., on Oct. 14.
From i6 to" 1000 People Lis.
ten to a Disicus.ion of the
Ieeues of the Campaign and
Applaud the Speakers.
If a stranger had been is Thibo.
daux last Sunday and witonesd the 
grand assembling of the Democratic i,
voters of Lafoarche perish be won:I t]
not bave been uader the necessity of a
asking bow the election would go on I
Nov. 6. Hie could only have asked, tl
low grat would the Democratic:,,
moaority be ?
Koowing that an immensme crowd ti
speak!-re, Edgar Riviere, pr,*iudent m
of the Bryu-Satevenm-o-Brousarart I
Club determifoed to give a'l itr A' l .
and inspirato possitble to tLe c'es a
sion.a
To that end be sumoened ami m
tance from membete of the dlob sal
decorated tie: (Olersa liose mos:t
artistically ii, f?4etcons sad draperies a
of bunting and fl.ag and making it a
veritable orifamme of patriotic colors. 1
the stage being embellmhbed with a of
miniatue garden of foliage pot pI1.aa
which auddel new treauty to the scenic
efiects. A reception crmmittee was
appointed to receive the speakers at w
the depot, ucompanied by the f har
ous Thilbdaux silver Cornet Band.r
and escort them to their hotLel.
At 1:30p. m. the Bryan--teven to,
aou--Brouauard club met at the yo
Town Hall, and headed by the Thibo- ev,
danx Band marched in proeeeion to go
the Empire Hlotel sad here were a
joined by a Iarge d ub of moonted thi
men from thUse at wardl; and amid J
the booming of ecnnon and with it I
martial msic the speakers were es. to
carted to the Opera House. A moat wi a
unique lnd approprate picture wasu ads
twelve sweet little girls, dresed ao the
white and wearing tUe national eolors, <i
eted ian a semia circle on the atagi l t
on either side of the speakers 2nd Isl|
represeatiag the twelve parisrlhes in se
this coegree#ion district, each wearing mro
a badge wilh name of the parish. Sl
Tihe tualding was hraked to its at- tfle
lnmLot calncity and a large number of the
ladies grated the ocesalon with their tile
presenee. its.
After san lUspirng psce ,of music bee
by the band, Judge L. P. C'illouet, Iday
as a member of the Parish Demoera "'
tic EIeutave oLommittee, called the rl
meetang to order and annonaed Mr.
II. N. Coaulon, as chtirmni, and Capt. I -
J.. 11. Taylor of the Sealtinel, John
BI. Tapl, olt t omet,  ad Frscs
L. Knoblch as Secretartes of the
mIectiag,
lred. Jared L. sldera, lspeaker of
thse HIose of Representatives, was
the lr.nt lspeaker introduced, who sald
In part : That it gave him great
pleasure to adJress the citizens of
I.af,urche Ilislh who had voted the
Deocrat ti bcket for the payst 30 I
yearsn, and that we thad met tolayli
more ti, rejoice at tli retnomination !
of thl:at aide anll a,,iake r.lsreaenrtative
of tle peoplue-llol. rtobt F. Irti.I
aural-lh aro to mnke new converls to
INh'r,,rir. lhe l aiI he Ilaud . oithg
Y L' _. _ iyi
''f a ;.i. - . "1 sL of -L
rL " ; " u " Z o
"*h L !'r Wi.ies we co~sraset.
-it' - - rt r ; ae ,:i wi'h
r "d; Mr.
" . T .- (iL.; a Pi:thr ar:
me U er i ,,i. ". r :W:1 a,
Lot
in IaS.e rat ha - : on, fro!-owni.
i.us gbst& zow, a::i i1 Idtt asrrIn:
ghast of a c)i er, n tihe kl .t:k
There was hltr'ust +1,1 rsa:thy in tL
P.ep!ulican pr,- w1..a zL' Bd tUe
RU: ezpteted defiet. Tun- mran pt:icy of
:Le Raiuii-ans wal a Luma-r#:hten
and d'$.;i.r and '-t.'s. Cý,-titut s..l
*overrnme t and the rights of the
S peop'e were sguorred, aril csas,
. ..-t th m:o-~s -. rer-snated ,.r
tr;st ar,] <,r:,r.':Oo=. wa; :~'ir
SdJc:rie. The s;eker paid a re.
tribete to tie ai ,;tes san4 ule.i:y of
iHon. I:,6h F. Brous.r'l an p"e
: c'lr hte won,'.! be r.-_!tetL by a
arge r Hej.:ity. Th rhowfi' tl.
SBrousard sao th I 'oratic part
Swo.r - -t ,r ru:'. tural pro
du'ts I*.ter tL.' tj R. Y'ih1,',i'a '
party. Mr. rOrrs ckled with a
beautifil tribute 'o the sd;' present.
After a spirit-I pCie t t!.e rand. 3
'5; Capt. A. M. M:ulelr Dietr,-t sttori-r
of Iberia panhb. was introduced andII
ldew, the a,dien'e in French
d He aid in part: That it wasalwayi
a pleasure to hb'm to d,4lress sa o so
dience dr'nic] !yv t. g.acious
ho prseoce of ladies se where they are
emen are sure to be found. The,
, ladies were always to be found on
the side of a good cause and wie'dedl
of a pottnt inluenre In g1aling men to h
o do their duty. The LY-pub:icans tell ii
e, the planter4 that they are compelled t
tic. to vote for McKinley a everything
has pronllered unod-r his administra
tion. Now what lrote4tion has been, a
"-' enJo'-eyl ?-y the im .lTfinoerin .T"riww
nt much hate your wages been incre,ed -
since McKnbL.y la been in pow-r ?'
I* ,,nr' GOl to 65 e.nts a day oi y,' -
:,a hare to p'. rm,re for al the 4
eessr ties o life. How is it when a
a ma bhas a large fami y of chbtdreu to 'o
a seupport out of tbese low wages ? P
SWho prospers? Is it not on;, the I!
large sugar planter ? Is he Irot
Sprotected when you are not protected? st
ir, MeKinley they s) brought the price' qt
a of care to $ a.0 a tn. In 1892 yu it
S got*4.5' a too undar a DNmocratic th
iadministtrtin. Why is It that 'on ch
s do, not get mre for your cane now, zil
at when augal sells for more now than I*
it did in '92 ? S.me sugar planters of
are just, but many- are not and treat vil
their tenants worie than slaves. G(o an
Sto the mserchant af:er you have sold of
your crop and they will tell you that en
0- everything has gone up in price-can gr:
to goods, usnils to repair your fences, lic
re haiwes, plows, harn:ss and every. in
I thing else-yet wages do nott lincrease a
id hbt ratber go down. Ir all industries he
t it is the same. IRice this year is up he:
5- to $I 25 per barrel, when last year it a
st was $2.50, gst ing crclt to N.Kioley's thl
is adminiastation, whereas it was due to: pre
a the failure of crols in Chins and ic
, delstruction of crops by asormos in wh
ICarolina andl war in the Phi:lipine era
d Islands--knowing full well that Ni(
n scarcity of nee ad the demaen- for pr,
i' more increualed the prices. Capt.i del
- Muller then spoke of the methods of feo
1- the trists in reducing or tacrreasing tr
Sthe pri:es of prolacts so as to rob fro
r the p'asters of Ineir lrgitimate prc neg
ita. Notice, said lee, how sugar hasi sta
c been declining in price in the last few 'and
d(y3, now that the new crop is onm. the
ing in. As soon as the sugar trust
refneries get possesion of the crops, tsi
it .1McKinrlty is electedl, the tru1te wll arn
It's fiae the f
cb wny w the Pijs ia
SDR DAVIS'
Compound Syrup 1:
ildCeOFrud Tar :
Cure' Cosernio'v, Coucats,
CoLs, A~rm AA. IILLIZ , who
I|Ro'culrlT, (_'Rot'P, W'fOOItwo;
(ofin'.I. IALPATATIQON or rTf
IIRAS supp
At drulggiers. ~,ocens beotle. Tnd
- T.Aske
The Kind You Have Always Bought, sad which has been
In me for over ears, has borne ite signature of
, amd has bbea made muder is per
senal smpeOersion shice its Ihacry.
Allow mo ome to deceive you in this.
AR CouPterfeits, Imtmeas sad 8abstitutes are but Ex
epermfts ta l t U w4th and emanger the beath of
aInfa and Canm- . ag s Ex"peWmeost.
What is CASTORIA
Castor Is a smbstitute for Castar On, Par~arle, Drops
ad Soothing SyrB s. It is Harmless and Preast. It
enatalas neither Opium, erphiae nor other Narcote
Isbsutaee. Its age s its guarantee. It destys Worms
and allays Feverishnes. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cars Constipation
and Flst .y. It samnullates the Food, regulates the
8 tomac ua Bews, giir bealthy sad nturdl dleep.
The Children's Paaee,-Tbe M t e riend
cuENINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Hae Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
,s ...e.m. O.Y.. Y. .. . Y... UW W.. .
- it up Ir;"rs again and sweep in t!,e
+n , lrof's. It is the trusts tLat gat=
a P ' irC.::;1:: c: ',.+ ,'Wcti - ser d
fatti-n on toe isfor o.' tbh massea.
at. They til! voa how ma;-h moneyr
r.you mak'?) hout 'Lhe ilo not sav how
n ma~ch mortgage you bad to give aad
a n mcreased percentage for advances to
h make your crop-whale i on are nct
positiv'e what price you wi:1 get for
n it. How many of you in this sa
Sdience are richer now than you were
ire in I9g ? Ilow many of you have
he less mortgages or, your property than
on iu '9? Some ..o.evolc rie'ieve tbat
SI McKioney is a demi god and th':t is
to bow maes are so h~gb. etce I r-ally
ell i believe th.t ome p,-a'ee are proifive
-I that icK, a;-y orJered Lthe Gai're .u
ag storm. (,Lapt 14ullr a,:J that Haw.
ra. asan irol::ect were admitted free
e and that the same thing woad f,,l, w
cd c .us cU:l asy Lma&i on.
' He prke of the imt:nae yieild of
, sugar is thioe isla,.ds and l:w p~ine
of lanor, which wou!d ra',it in the
a destruction of the sugar lndustr in
to Louisiana unde another lease of
*, power of the Republican party and
ie ,ts eookoization schbemes.
At Capt 3u:ier'a telling and fortib;e I
l? address was we!l rteeivr.l and fre
te I aqeotlr aspp!atlded by the audience. I
a Se.aator elect 31. J. Foster was
ics then istroductd, and made one of hisn
Scbharaeteristie. able speeches, ansir.
r, sing dkrpui,luwan methods, policis
Sand fal:acie*, exposing the dangers I
rs of trusts that were sappijng the t
it vitality of c"m'nerce and industnr, i
o and actually dictating the legislation t
i of congress and who should be chl. t
It ten president. Senator Foster drew a
na graphic parallel between the Repun e
s, lican and De-mocratic administrations
" in Louisiana, showing how Warmothl
e ansod Kellog by their corrupt methods a
burdened the. state with debt and -
p heavy taxaton, sad made the negro
it a coslicions factor in controlling b
a the destraiies of the white people and
o producing racial troubles and orm
i flicts. IHe then no:ed the chrnge b
which had taken place under Demo. t
e cratie administrations from Gov. P
t Nicho;l's first election down to the
r preseznt time, in reducing the state y
Sdeblts and taxes, building levees, and t
f fostering all commercial and indus- '
trial, giving us an election law which 1
freed the state frrm the corrupt I
negro vote awl plai*ing the entire
state in a condlition of tranquillity
rand progress. He then pointed ou.t
the perils of imperialism and mill ,
tariam to coostitutional government
and America: iunstliltions. The
oolonisl and conquest schemes of I3r.
McKinley not only threatened the
destruction of our sugar and rice
ind astries, but the traditions and life
of the Republic itself. The Demo
crtic party is oppedl to trusts, to i
imperialism, to militarism and thei
entire co!onial policy of the Republi.
can party. The Republican cry of
"prosperityrv" was all a del;sion anid a
snare as it morelI to orely a few
against the many. The Senator paid
a high tribute to the able services of
Iion. RolWrt Broussrd in congrUss
whool),pmedrl the annexation of Utme
Hawaiin island, and tree sugar and
supported protection for the sngar
andi rice industries of Louisiana at
A~sked how Mr. Williams would vote
s.e f 'lu'rv.
aev Th-re is as'so'elt a low and a
ww 1b-, thar.ff .,t tie ouy s',re pro:t.
nd t:i for sugar is from the Demcxratc
to party. The Dernob:st. have always
uc.t fiv-re.l a L-ariff o sugar. But th.re
for i, a ,r- ler princp,'e than mere lecal,
to. interests itro;red in tbhs c~mpsagu.
ere reub:c's m=ti,,.-oas are in
re jeopernl--oar conit.tutJo: is threat.
san euCi-nay Amuer: I-. I bertty i treca- !
bt tbr.g in the IbJanru. The Fa.ipinoDs
is must he c;tizpas or subject. The
1; I Dermortats do cot want them a,
ie ei:her. As citze~esth -y would be
,an our equal,. sauI if Le:1 as suj"ea's
iw- Wj str.ke at the heart of thb Repub ic
ree i:':t Er-rv Anmeran c tr:zn is s
w iover `n. bit a:i.-;a, cannot ie made
.. . a.. wisah Mr:
Mc"K:e-s le Mies s of expn-!.,nt and
of h,:din2 the ti-.ritory in vssealage
ite m'-·Ja a i .rr,- bar:l:,u arm- a al
he jmilbiOns of expene nl kWas .f lit.-i
in to hbld in s,,bjuogtion a peoi.le who
of by right anal jus.tice should be frej;
Id an, i lepy'J.rat.
.Mr. 6lryan stanrs for omnstitutiotal
i;e freeidon and upholling the Deeblr-:.
e- tion of Indepedi'ience. The-e conti '
e. tate the ps'ladium of Americano eti
as Isahip ond fr~e gDvernm.+nL Allj
is i Amrrcans are wiIliug to 6itht fir tue
c. defense of their country but not for
1 o1onial counq(.uei-L
irs Senator Feter r,-pelted : The
ie trusts ae rt'uhmbi the pjople on
every handl. awl McKinley-s re-ekcc
,tion means a coninuanee of the ti
. trusts. The Reputlilic nn expect to j
a buy the pres.iden l , but tbhy hq'nt
m, oney enugh to uv the matn'd t
of Louisiana. In onr'asion S.nator
h Foster paid a tribulte to the Ibst
I srvices of Hoo. Edward J. Gay- and
d Andr.:w Pa'ce in c,ngress and pre
,. licting a large majority for our
l brliaut youing congre-.saan-Rbert,
r F. Broussard. and the national ticket1
on Nov. 6. The Senator .l:o gave a
e beautiful trl.',te to the little girls on
, the stage nud to the many ladies,
Spresent in the audience. I
The newspaper best sited to our wsets
S isTheNew Orlems Picas. Ithas a
j the war. politicald ad ws oI
each day, sad its Market Reports ae
strictly impartial ad trastworthy. Daily
Editbs, $3 E or a moaths Twhs..Wksh
t Editieo (busd Maodmys ad Thursdays),
$;tac. Give The Pkspmeas i.
AANDY
KITCHEN
JOS. JEFFRIES, PRop.
JUST RECgivrog
A " "I Uni 8W
(3ANDIE S,
Lowne 's Chocolates,
Bewards Choc. & Bonbon, I
Seward's French Fruits,
Runkle Bro. Cake Chocolate,
A fresh a.ssortment of Cakes reeei*ved
every Thursday......... 27 I
K-RAILROA- MARKE 3
PIsOI'RIETO.
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market hv-.Tu.m ~a
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K, V. Tralge, Pr. i*.#r,
('ltase. ire. sad hqyrnwa.. App cgares &Iwa
a led. Cot. Green and MarketZste 8ss
I FMwl H. W.,
Cypreent and Mae. L.umler,
.beting a aee.Iaty.
LRGKrDRL. C J.
Choke Family 4roreerl
Abe Peat and t `antual. Car. St. Phiip Wn
B3pIR .L URS A.J. .LL
Phymfrklem.Gd Idargool..
Prnri.ri.r-f 4 SYEtc Drag Starr. main 'Meet
Th amaea. La. F. E &ii. I Maer.
ý Prrsirts
D Ir °gm. Cbrnr,-s:.. Pedanry. ebal Make
llrttr_·orr. tie. Car. Ya? a Gree etrmtt
& '0-E~; h t.. !lEiiY..
*L Dry Goodi
t :Cotiee. i-. bm!8t a d a1?w.. ermkerY.
I Ca. Muj. k&. I nu grmeis.
'r H iI Ai X DnrOo t I)RE.
F. J. Gutlee. Namage.
re.. Cbeaneark. r.-st %rtee. Plf u'na
*-. lrl t.. x.. .'a:aue. . 4.a. MIaY mad a;
r.I.q..trla-:a
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f seating. Ve.ýr Market sad K. Li.nr renswim
Fly ZEMS-'T. tKa I
,fit sat. heahker A J rwcllr
7, Yee Jewelry. u-takr od darks. as. Lair
* 4treet. ;t,:era SI P:i~ip are Si. Len i
d plA~lcH sIR ( D. D.<./. J. E.5,enit
dC Ciner Grey. and St Bridget Dowse I
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fin. { AITONNKYS-I LA w
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DSWELL & MARTIN.
SI roa
i Ahiioe eye at Law.
e Rome :. :,. Peak f IbT1ibednan Deidi
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'Cigli-!, s.4' Vren.-b in all tkeir hraemeb.,s
a'I ath.-n..tisa t.ubL Barr~e mn ates. i
II. Dapbel ht"eet.
f CASL CO ZII.
An Academy !or Tomag ladies
al ' [.pt by He Fwof Mesa Cad. ibm.
{~ aabaee: rsii and Pteene. litSer d
I· XoAXIALwk
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ti e bm{mgbe ad.I. 3mw
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VaIRII COLLEGE.
Sebul fr Tnu al.In b.bth.aa
na(cen hurldingaPd nil modrn Impoe 4
Vallej~n ofm Ta. ~tame fe
Maic andEoemnien Sindee Moan thirtyb SO
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BAL ADOIr S RraroB, Do9
C~Ell. TH'VIBODAU & ST LO1h
Ii
AL W IORKf OIJRAtERD .
andc~ Thibodaux. Soliitn a0C share (
ofU youur patongs guaranteeing·
Bod r~in andrh Guttifng~ £ Spcilt
Ramna, W~oa Paojs(,. Dolt I Lt
H.Fn N. CouIe, onbt, F~
TaIU@oaS~aVXB LA
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FINE JEWLERY.
CLOCKS AND
WATCHES,
THE; CEIEBHATED ."" .
ELGIN WATCHES UE5sI
CONSTANTLY OSN IomwI
HAND. Also the NEW TI1,,B$
AMERICAN SEWING IGO i -
MACHINE. -'Z ;" ETC. Et
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LOUISIANA STEAM
USA, BLII.T DOOi FIC
ROBERTS & CO., Proprietors.,
t01, 303, 305,307 GRCAVIER 8TS
%JPV Ott0l.EN~A~tra, l.A.
Sasb, Blinds, Doors, Melding, Floorig
Salosters, ete., always c band cr uasde to e 
Order. ;remptly stresd l t.
ALBFRTJ. LAS8EIG?.I
NOTARY PUBLIC
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CLAY KNOBLOCH
Ar £'v and Co..maefir on Lawl
Thibodaux, ELn.
Offsews
-Gaude Building,
St. Philp ft.
FROST'S HOTEL.
6..-qins-em I .W sum,
Excursionist. and Traveling
Neab n 3.aspeasa" mmd lamim
aybt-asmere at say -04 T1 e..
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