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REMOVAL.
gig DR. HAMLET MOORE, : i
'ETERINARY SURGEO N,
- OFFICE, A
pND HOSPITAL
anent's Stable, - Donaldsonville.:
4010iODIQ1H·~~~L"~mlll ml~pLI
AL POINTERS
o'sClla went over to New
0 hoslneas Wednesday.
Illm h'i at cepted a posi.
Gibsou.
Amos K. Fay is visitnt, rela
tew lberi+.
Jibo Cbristen. of Assumption,
own on business last Tuesday.
Andrew Price and wife spent
Vs in New Orleans this week.
Corrine Aycock, of PRaceland,
Ibibodaux last Saturday.
Attorney Martin went to
a- business on Tuesday.
ILvron went over to New Or.
terday on business.
.Lancnaster spernt two days in
this week in the interest of
riaud Telehbone Company.
C. A. Engerran made a
bestness trip to Houoma on
SAuset accompanied by L. F.
made a business trip to
yesterday.
eat Bernard, of Houma, visited
ids and relatives in this town last
day.
it one r saitnlNy hope for
- l his bowels move
day. When this is not tt.
t, t, isorders of the stoinach
billousnes, headache dy-pepsii
Ssoon follow. If you wish
these ailments keep y(tour
SphlaS by taking Chamber.
emasch and Liver Tablets
mIquired. They are so easy to
mild and gentle in ctfe t.
by Roth drug store.
Laurence Keefe has gone to
lIans for the purpose of mat
in the Tulane Uuiversity.
ig stock of Winter Goods
y Our prices can't be beat.
store.
George Paddock, of New
was a business visotor to
on last Monday.
L Highland, the advance
the bchumman Concert Co.,
a during the week.
would have an appetite like
std a relish for your mensi
berlain's Stomach and
. They toireot di or.
stomach and regulate the
bowels. Price, 25 cents.
bes, at Roth drug store.
Orulmore, manager of
plantation, visited
this town last Sunday.
'Williams and family are
a visit from Mrs. George
sad MIss Mary Co!iins of
M. Tabor went over to,
us last Monoday for the
lt having his eyes treated.
t be will be much bene.
treatament
raserbury and family have
their nice house on
unset which Mr. Water bury
Sho buas been working
house on the Magnolia
haslu returned to Thiho.
the tas of thousands who
(mherlain's Cough Reme
sad la grippe, daring the I
to our knowledge, not I
has resulted in pneu
Whitfield & Co., 240
- ., Chicago, one of the
at retail druggists in'
speaking of this, says:
Uhaoiber.ain's Cocgh
h grippe in many cases, I
S vesr proampt and com I
- bt also 'ou,,t;'actsl
'of la grippe to result in
For sale by Roth drug
of New Orleans, a
the Bodley Wagon Co.
isi of the cane sling
with the cane feed-.
"iaj.r toour town!
Mr. Alcide Chauvin. from Ariel,
was in town on business last Tuesday.
wr Wear "Regent" Shoes, they are the
best, oly $3.50, at The Racket store.
i.! ir. and Mrs. H. N. Coulon weint
over to New Orleans on Tuesday for
the purpose of attending the French
Opera.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Foret and fami.
' ly, of Lockport, are the guests of Hon.
C. J. Balker's family with whom they
t will be till Christmas.
T. A. Waddle of Baton Rouge, was
in Thibodaur this week painting
signs for KI-LO cough cure and
Minute oil.
0 W. E. Howell Jr., who is attending
school in New Orleans, spent Satur
day and Sunday with his parents on
the Waverly plantation.
i Mr. Wm. K. Kettrioghain went over
f to Now Orleans last Sunday. He re.
turned Wednesday accompanicd by
has wife and little grand daughter.
S Mr. Frank Bergeron of Thibodaux
is in Donnldsonvilie today.
Mr. C. W. Gheono of Latourche
parish, visited Mr. Lebermuth's Sal.
burg plantation yesterday, in com
pany with blesrs. Ed. C. Wathen
and J. C. Lagarde.-Donaldsonville
Daily Democrat.
Mr. Louis Rivtere returned from
New Orleans last Monday where he
had been called on acconut of the
illness of bis daughter lone. We
were glad to learnu from him that his
Sdaughter's health is much improved
r tn l*he will return to Thibodaux
Stoday.
o For Sale.
Second hand doors, blinds, door
and window frames, mantle-pieces,
cistern, .toves,ete; can be purchased
at the Convent at very reasonable
prices. 15.
Resumes Her Trips.
The fast and comfortable steamer
Louisiana, resumed her regular trips
between Loekport and Donaldsonville
on Wednesday, upon the same sche
dule as formerly. Capt. Constantin
announces that he has made a great
reduction in both freigbt and passen
ger rates to and from all points along
I Bayou Lafourche. The Louisiana's
resumption of business will be great,
ly appreciated by everyone.
Bayou Lafourche Rising.
The water of the Bayou Lafourche
have risen several feet during the past
week, and at the time of this paper
going to press 7 feet was registered
on the goage at the bridge. The farm
illiar whistle of the steam boat "Louis
iina" was heard on Wednesday, upon
which day she made her debut trip of I
th.s season to this town. The "La
fourche" and the '.Cbickasaw" also
made landings here during the week
The arivals and departures of these
boats, together with the numerous
oyster loggers from the lower coast
that arive almost daily, give the
wharves quite a busy appearance.
Oatrrh OCanot De COured
with LOCAL AIPLICATIONS. a~
they cannot reach the seat of th,
disease. Catarrh is a blood or con;
stituctional disusese, and in order t,,
cure it yon must take internal reme
dies. Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaee. Hall's
Catsrrh Care is not a quack medicine.
It wis prescrted by one of the best
ibhysicians in this countro for years,
and is a regunlsr prescription. It i
compolsed 'f the best touk. known,
cosmbined with the lbet blood purn
iers, acting directly on the mucous
s:itaces. The perfect combination
of the two ingredients is what pro
duces such wonderful results in cuar.
ing Catarrh. Send for testimoaials.
free.
F J. CnsH & Co. Props Toledo, O.
Sold by druggisu, price TIc.
H!tl's Famnly Pills are tihe best.
To Our Subscribers.
Bills will be mailed or presented t
our subscribers f6r edbseriptfons now
due and which will become due with
in the next two or three months. The
fact that the term of your subacnpr
tionu is not ended should not stand in
the way of a settlement whenever a
!bill is received. The rates are in
advance and we need money to meet
our obligations, therefore we urge our
subscribers to be prompt in settling
for the paper. Come up gentlemen.
AN EXCELLENT CON.
CERT.
The Schumann Concert Comrn
pany Gave an Enjoyable
Program,
The Schumann Grand Concert
Company appeared at the Durbami
Opera House last night and rendered
a program that was indeed an excel
lent musical treat. The audience was
a large one and there was nothing
lacking in the way of enthusiastic
appreciation of the concert, or in the
renditions on the program.
The Schumann Concert Company
is composed of four ladies that charm.
el the audience with harp, violin, pia.
no, a rich lyric soprano voice, and
with excellent impersonations.
Throughout the evening every
member of the company was compell.
ed to respond to numerous eno.:es.
All in al!, the Schumann Grand Con.
cert Company presents a most enter
taiing and enjoyable program, anti
if all who go to hear them do not
have a delightful time, it is no fault
of the Company, for each member
certainly does her part to makk it so.
-Daily Sun, Durham, N. C, Feb. 23.
Will appear at the Thibodaux
Opera House, Dec. 18, 1900.
New Store.
If you want
A lunch,
Cakes,
Candies,
Fireworks,
Periodicals,
of all kinds,
See Mrs. E. Webre,
20-4t. on Main street.
Roman and American Im
perialism.
We are told that the people of this
country would never permit" this
republic to be changed nloto an em
pire. So thought the Romans upon
whose republic the sun rose and set
for 550 years, and who lost their
liberty through intu.ences very simi.
lar to those now in operation in thi,
country. After conquering GOol,
Caesar returned with his victorious
legions and trainllhxd upon the liber.
ties of his country. But war and
conquest had already centralized the
government and corrupted and ener.
vated the people, and Rome was
virtually an empire years before she
began that long line of emperors,
among whom were some of the vtilest
human monsters that ever lived.
That proud and mighty empire e
dured nearly 500 years. It exttnded
from the frosen wastes of t'he north
to the burning sands of the south,
Young Women
Thes lats wuiemmusd bhe
aintml tmh ho a l. bi m
aow .s ml -WI u Tsat
a mdm- amessal m dmrl
flow. aeme thl es -.
tiem astd ,ra sk h m- l
C lTh U s se Tih lts a "I
1's 1aus hdum bke mend p.
mlw worr ~OP~at dne ra l
hIwb Dells 5.eee,5, IE s I
reh s I WlseI Chw U Twa s h Is
walmm5 bm mmC ith hed
01d
I meseyeae.Ismstaee t
Special Sale.
I. & S. KATZ
Next to Fleetwood's drug store, are
Selling Out at COST,
On account of retiring from business.
Note the Bargains:
12 Suits-Black, worth 9.00, goingat. . - .--:_.ý. $7.0
22 Suits-Blak, waei.12.00o going at........... .................... ...00
12 Suits-Blue Serge, worth 1200, going. at . .....$9.50
12 Suits-Better weight, worth 15.00, going at .............11.50
12 Suits-Grey Cashmere, worth 15.00, going at........... $11.50
12 Suits-Dark Grey, worth 15.00, going at ........................ $11.50
8 Suits-Grey, worth 9.00. going at... ...................... $6.50
12 Suits-Youths Size, worth 6.50, going at ....................$4.75
12 Suits-For Youths, better grade, worth 8.50, at...........$6.50
12 Suits-Scotch Goods, worth 7.50, going at ... ................5.75.
12 Pair -Pants, Blue Cashmeres, worth 10.00, at ...........$8.50
12 Pair --Pnts, Lighter weight worth 9.00, going at $6.50
1 Lot Children's Suits, from $1.25 to $3.00.
All other goods sold at pro
portionately low prices.
Call and be convinced..........
I. & 8. KATZ.
and it thought itself Invincible and
eternal. But the spirit of conquest
and materialisa; decay of the spirit
of liberty, the amassing of great
fortunes by a sma!l class while the
poverty of the people increased
these were among the conditions that
preceded the decline and fall of the
Roman empire.
The danger of imperialism, in our
day, is not in the usurpation of an
emperor, but in centra!ization, :n the
growth of a plutocracy, is class
lcgtlsation, cass distinstioss gemwth
of the military spirit, conquest, and
the spoliation of the people by the
trusts for the enrichment of the few
who come to control legislation, and
corrupt iht the interests of their class,
the judiciary.-Quincy Daily Journal.
Coming Entertinment.
An entertainment will be given at
Tabor's Hall on Thursday, December,
27 at seven o'clock p. m., by the
Ladies Auxilliary of St. John's
Episcopal Church. A Christmas
tree from which Santa Claus will
dispense presents to each child pres
eut will be the principal form of
entertainment for the children to
whom the time from seven till nine
o'clock will be devoted. After nine,
music by a string band will be furon.
ished for the young folks to dance,
and supper at a reasonable price can
be obtained in the supper room, the
menu consisting of gumbo, turkey,
boiled ham, sallads, fruit, coffee,
chocolate, cake etc. Price of admls
sion for the adults to the Christmas
tree and dance wall be twenty yve
cents, children fifteen cents. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend this
entertainment which is given for a
worthy cause. Any one can puta
present on the tree.
Valuable Recipe.
Here is a simple but never faIiling
care for wounds made by ruty nails,
bites of angry animtals, felois, wounds
made by irework ,, itrnimed and wpots
oned lesh wounds generally. I have
myself saved several lives of lersons.
and aso ef horses foiu wounds in
the feet and from stepping on rusty
nails, anud one man from de.xth from
the bite of au angry cat, whe e blood
poisonting threatened a quick death.
It is an olt Indian remedy k.iowu in
oar family for several generatMri s
and used so snucesefuily that wt. have
mavem had a feloM or sore develop, as
w. used the cure in time. I am very
anxious to have the remedy known.
I with it might seach every family in
the land. Every time I hear of death
trom lockjaw caused by a rusty nail I
'cel guilty in not trying to tell the
people this simple and sure cute.
here is the remedy: Putequal parts
of good frshb woowd aste and hot
water enough in a pail or pan largh
enough to more than cover the hand
or foot burt. Keep it in some time,
and when tue water coolt pat fresh
water in as hot as coc comfortably be
somet/mes renewing th ashes and
hot water huth.
After a short time a soothing sew'e
of re;if fcromU pain will came, bt kcep
the treatment going on until the pain
is soothed, the inflammation gone and
the pus comes feom the wound nodz
the flesh is white and wrinkled as
from hot sads. We keep a bag of
wood ashes in our home for times of
need.-Chicago Record.
Pecks Bad Boy Grown Up.
We note with pleasure that after
December 9th (tGo. W. Peck, forumer
governor of Wicoensiu arid the aInthIr
of "Pe'ck Bad Boy" will begin a
special ngau epmr t as editor of th4
comic su;ppiezent of the Now York
Sunday World where he proposes to
write a new series of Bail Boy papers
entitled "Pecks Bad Boy Orown Up".
We helievz that the Bad Boys friends
will rally t', his support as riadily as
they did ffieen years ago. We wish
the noted author s':ccess upon his
veniture.
To the Rescue.
The room was on fire, and at the
window stood a fair and lovely
creature. Frantic with horror, he
pushed through the people and called
upoli the firemen to save her.
"Stand back 1" roared a policeman.
forcing him back into the crowd
again.
"Stand back I" shouted the man;
"and see a lovely creature perish
before my eyes ?"
To his disgust the crowd gazed on
in apathy.
"Wretches I" he shrieked, pointing
to the poor lady at tte window, 'aret
you blind ?"
And with a mad rush he dasled uill
the stairs, had seised the lady roui d
the waist, and had iorne her to the
outer air in few seconds.
His agitation and the heat caused
him to nearly faint, but he had just
enough strength to place her In the
army of a policeman amid the shouts
of the crowd.
But, good gracious! What was
that ? lild his ears deceive him?
Instead of great cheers for him, a
tremendous roar of laughter greeted
his heroic act I
He glanced at the lady he had
rescued from a fiery fate, aid the
reason of their mirth was at once
apparet, and amid the laughter of
the unsympathetic crowd he fled.
He had rescued the milliner's
dummy.-London Answers.
CEO. K. BRADFORD.
Rayle, Asadia Parish, La.
8orreying, Leveling, Plantation
Drainage, Maps, Etc......
Twenty Years' Liperienoe
In U. 8. Re-Sorreys. Will uake
work in Lafouirebe perish. Cori
respoodence 8olipited..........
N. 'I. TBOURG,
Market Stand,
4aELa&UT ST., TED0DAUZ, LA
a3r? or IEEa. PTrro. Oia vaI.
AlID SArAE orf AILL nDs
READ THIS.
LADIES WAISTS.
Asst. colored Flanel, well made, 125.
Black Mercerised silk, $135.
Beautiful lot of asst. solid color cassimer,.
only '50.
A pretty lot of winter waists at 40 and 50c.
LADSl KNIT VENTS.
Heavy feeoed lined at 45e.
Heavy bleached rib vests 40e. worth rite.
Fleece rib, good wt. and quality at m2c.
Also lot of swiss ribbed at 2! i 15 and 20c.
We also have pants to match the above vests.
CORSETN,
C. B. Watchsprlng, 1.30
C. B. U0 Sc
H.& S. Tre.
'Lady Claire." 'Sampson" and "Dr. Nos
sah" are the best and strongest corsets made
for ASc.
HOSIERY.
Ladies Black well finished 20 and 2'e.
Ladles Black and Tan colored full teau".
less, best value is town for o10 a pair.
ehtldrens nilack ribbed beavy winter
beat In the land for 10e a pair, all sizes from
S to 9l'.
Ladies and Children's Stockings as low as
So a pair.
LADIKS & CHILDREN'S GLoVES.
Good cassimere, fleece lined at 1. 30 & 2c.
Cashm.re Gloves 10c.
Ladles Fllk Mitts wort 60c only 40c.
Child' Mittens 15 and 20e.
Childrens Gloves IS and 2ie.
We are closing out a small lot of ladles
Kid Gloves at 25. 40, 50 and GIc, worth 75c to
$1.25.
THE RACKET STORE,
Chas A. Badeaux, Prop
S
R. E
MENA3 JM
A- A
THE PLANT OF THE', P
THIBODAUX BICKg WORKS
WITH THE FINEST EQUIP
MENTS IN THE SOUTH
Is-now prepared to furnish the best and cheap
est brick in the market.. ...................
One million brioks on hand ready for delivery.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS, ADDRESS,
LAURENT M. FOLSE,
MANAGER. PHONE 126
E. J. BRAU-D,
SGENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, PHONE
E. P. Lefort. A. J. Tetreau g
SLefort & Tetreau !.
Sueeueors to H. TETREAU &'Co.
Livery, Feed
....AND ....
S: ... Sale Stables.
Undertaking
i c Establishment *
Carriage
Make rs
Patriot St. Cor. Levee and .Mdrket, Thibodaux. .
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DR. JOS. L. DREXLER,
VETEI7INAR V SURGEON,
.OFFICE ATE
LEON DREXLER'S STABLE,
THIBO14UX, LA
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHOIE 86. THIlDODaI TELEIPHO.Y 128.
GENTS SHIRTS.
Fine Percale, detached collars and cuffs. for
drebs use Ukc.
Fine Percale and Mudran. In pretty asut.
co!ors if st 1tea flgurei. eto, attached and
d.tscbed collars and tuffs, the best in town
fOr tde.
Big assortmenut of laundered shirts from Mc.
up.
White shirts 50 76 86 and '0s each. (big
values.)
GENTS UNQDEBSHIRTS.
All wool, double back and front, would be
cheap at 1.;0 only l,6 each.
Three fourths wool In tan and grey and
white only Oc. each, worth 1.25.
Heavy cotton, fleece lined, asst. colors. Grey
tan brown etc. only 6Ue.
Tan, grey and white shlrta, heavy winter
wt. best vlues to be hadhu at 0 33'49 and 4dc.
GENKTS GIVES.
Fine undressed Kid, well finished 1.25, $1.50
Black dressed Kid, big values for 1.00 a pr.
Valour Gloves full lined only 86e.
Ast colored Dogakin Gloves, full Ilned,7 c
Gents Dogskin, driving Gloves, fur top,
full lined, while they last 50e a pair.
We have a fine assortment of all kinds of
gloves includiug niuett working gloves troma
WOc pair up.
GENTS TROUSERS.
Beautiful hair line stripes just the thing
for this season 3.1) and $3 50.
Also an elegant line to choose from at 1.50
and 3.75. a pair.
Just received a big lot of hairline worsted
at 1.00 and 1.29 a pair.
MBxE HATS AND SHOES.
In these two lines we have but this to say,
you could not fnd bettor values' prices the
very lowest.