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Vol. 3. - - THIODnAUX. L., 1903. No. -
TH E....
Thib'x Shoe & Hat Store,
Goods That Have a Reputation.
A GOOD EXAMPLE.
You may be sure the immortal Was
hington wore a eI tcriZb hat. the
style in kweping with the times. You
- ; may emulate Lis example it you'll pro
cure your head gear from our stock
always e rd o be zf the latest amede,
b-semig and fair-med.
Our Hocker Bootee Shoes
are long wearers. They wear 3ioct
almost twice as long as ordi- O f R "
MADE myS
awry shoes. Because they are ,E MAMSs
made by thoroughly reliable or 'aFS9
MO~ VMSmKicu
maskers and only of the best
material. Give them a trial
and you will never regret
haling done so.
thatEmile J. Braud.
Remember that I have removed to the Blum Stand. next to
the Thibodaux Drug Store.
THE PLANT OF THE'
HI BODAUX BRICK WORKS
WITH THE FINEST EQUIP
MENTS IN THE SOUTH
le I. now prepared to furnieh the best and oheap
eat brick in the market ............... ..
hasmilion brickb on hand ready for delivery.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. ADDRESS.
R. A. BOUDREAUX, Manager,
or E. J. BRAUDU,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. PHONE
EMILE LEFORT 1
Sserease.r t.[ion "OR TsETREAc
Livery, Feed
...AN ....
... Sale Stables. .
Undertaking *' :
KR Establish'lent :
Blacksmith and
Carriage
........w * Maker.
if Riviere &Oo. 3
Hardware, Tinware,
Willowware, Ena-~
melware, Harness ~
and Saddle5, Paints ~
and Oils.
'Phtone 108. Cor. Ma~in 4 St. Louis Sts.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
Baton Rouge, La.
Thomas D. Boyd, A. X., LL. P.. President.
Edward Bad
- M~az ./f ars Agent for -
C4NDlES, CAKES 4ND C 88
-: CIG0ARS
TEAS, SPICES.BAKTNG POW
EXTRACTS, OLIVE OILS,
GARS. PAPER BAGS, & MA
ORDERS F1OM RETAIL NE9CHAMfl 1TED
it
TROUSERS
Correct #trie
Good Worar ______ _
o01 W- ew kin iahe meht copl
e.,: c: E..ry
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SEL LIS BRAUD (ONS 1
La! ourche Calle Kllk~esl
Made Both Regular and Long Handi4
!c
400
a
1t
Ask your dealer for them.
These Knives are first quality in every respect, are ab.
solutely correct in style, weight and shape, and are warn1
ranted by us to be free from all defects in manufa~ue
PLANTERS HARDlWARE &t MER.0 C, Ltd.b
Convenience Courtesy Cap cty
Fidelity Prudence Sft
Sa
flecognised emuatial elements of a peree44
pointed Modern Bank--are alered by 1
The Batik of Thib)od1aux
THIBODAUX, LA.
ASSETS DEC. 28, 1901, * $386,834,21,~
ASSETS DEC. 31, 1902, - $467,823.91.
FOR YOUR
Moss Collar s,
* Callon orwrlte to
* The Rienzi Mloss Collar Factory, *g
Morvant & Mire, Prop&.
Thibodaux, La.
The Beat "iollars. Made by Practical Men. of Choice Mess. 'reSseable I
Mr. E. N. Pugh Returns to
The Democratic Party.
One of tue noted political erents,
if !sst week was the firmsl announce
metit by Mr. K N. Pugh. of As' n-.
!ion. of his return to the Democratic
air Pugh is a lawyer of prominence A
sail a gentleman of integrity and
lighstauding, who has always been
leservedly popular. especially in the t
pari-h of A-ceosion. In 18i4 he
was carried away into the Repu litasa
;arty, by the movement of the sugar,
Ilantt rs, in their endeavor to seenuer
protction for sugar, and his isleuse i
t was, more than that of say one rh
ilse, which kept the mew converts to I
sebebliemnism aIb going once
t tbe msd-jas r
Be it wan, mewe thamn ay one elme, I
rho brought about the new organise I
ion known as the "Lily Wbites"
But -times change and we change
with them," ani now there is but one
3epeblican party in Louisiana. The i
ion ard tue lamb noEw lie together.
Wbether the Lily Whites have absorb
d the tdla k-and-tan, or have been {
bsorbed or the latter. it is bnotess"
o inquire; the fact it, that now .herw
s but one Republicau party in the
state to which all who call themselves
tepnbhcans -Lily Waites, blark-and
tan, and what- not-all alike equally
elong, and form part and parcel of
kr. Pugh, for reasons stated plain.
y b% him in the letter published be
>w. has repudiated the Republican
arty which he served faithfully dtr
1g the short time that be gave it hi.'
Ietgiance, to return to the Demonratict
arty, the party of his first Allegiance,'
be party in wbi'bh he formerly held a
igh place, being accounted one of its
trong leaders. No one who knows
Ir. Pugh s honesty and integrity wilt
mestion his siocenty of pnrpcse and
atriotism in mak.ng this change, and
lemocrats throughout the State wiil
rjoice at his return, and bid him
relcome in the house of his friends.
lis example is worthy of emulation
y others who, like air. Pugh, strayed
rom the Democratic party in 1894
ad 1896, in the pursuit of an igmia
eta as. To these we commend the
ireful perusal of Mr. Pugh's letter,
rhich follows:
Donaldeonville, Ua., let 14, 1903,
b Bon. Paul Leese, Donaldsonville.
"Conc:asions cenm )sies bhave
seTorce MV a oral ianvo' s mr
Sabide by them is a duty which so
onast man is at liberty to disregard
be existing political conditions in
he South, and especially in Louisiana,
oint unerringly to the fswt that the
erious problems now ounfronting our
copie most be solved by the Demo
ratic party. To meet these issues
rith honor to the State and justice E
> all, it will require the exercise of
ouservative juolgment and the high- T
at patriotism. The end to be reached
i not the mere suacvs of the Demo- b
ratic party, lut by and thromgb the
istrumentality of the organization to b
ring about conditions wbi.-h, noti
uly in name, but in truth, represent r
ad stand for true democracy in the
roadest sense of the word Believ- d
Dg that is is best for our people, and t
bat it is through the Democratic b
arty alone ielief from toe many bur
ens now bearing upon as can be
tieviated. in the future I will act
rith that organization. I am tho- p
oughby aware that under t.he rules!
ormulsted by the 'Subcommittee I a
m debarred from participating in
be primaries; this in no way affects j
be conclusion reached by me, after
much thought and delrberation, but b
n the contrary demonstrate. the a
beotute excessity of those who lore
heir State and beliere patrnotiem e
aigher than mere party allegiance to F
p into the Democratic party and en-)
esror to build up a party on broad
ad liberal line", having for its mo'e Ii
ad single object the advanceaont u
ad prosperity ot our fair and beloved ri
- (Ulgmes4 K. N. PUGH.
N.. Iearm a .met Truth.
It is sainof John Wesley thathbe
eem said to hltstreus Wesley: "Why1 a
lo you tell that child the same thmngI
ver and over mgain?' "John We- h
ey, because on.e telling is not
nough." Itis for this same reasonp
hat rou are told again and again
hat Chamberlain's Cough Remedy o
ares co:4s and grip; that it cotmn
eracts any tendency of these diseases
n result in pneumonia, and that it is
leassnt and safe to take. For sale d
y Roth Drug Store.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given to the stock-'
oldera of the Thibodaux (hater
aacking and Ice Company Ltd. that
he regular meeting of the stock'
okldet of the Company will be held)
a Thursday Nov. 5th at S o'clock p. u
L. at Planter s Club Booms for the, n
urpos of electing nine directors to'"
were the jaseing tear, sad also to' ii
Liscuss and peass upon the advisabili s
y of increasing the capital stock or r
be issuance of boeda
By order of Board of Directora I
Ds. A.J.,'Irna, *
1Sbt Secretary I
JOKED BENTLEY
About the Republicans of
Louisiana. t
Ib
Washington. Oct. 21.-Hon. L K
Bentley. deputy collector at New e
Orlesne. left tfr home tonight after a  
very pleasat but active stay of two I
Gia s in Wahntn
air Bentler was again the guest of IN
the treasury departmeet ofiscals to- I a
day, and was presented to the Presi- c
dent and the beach of the dufferest u
bureaus, with whom he has to deal a
Presadest Roosevelt's reception was
not only somewhat longer thsa usual,
tot very cordial. -We intend to puut
a fuel Helnet in the Seld thi spriug., j
ami Mr. Su e in.. ea iseena t
!se t *l ImplsY'ea emmsiati..*
know you're still alive " quested do °
President with a goud-satured grim.
States
Ili
TIE EDIORDS
al
THE GREAT
FIIILYPJEDIrJNE
od4
tr
1Thedfords BIack-Dranght has 01
sraed dox'rs' b.dts fir more than to
sixty years. For the o f'hm famg
ily a en : ts. s as omnstipation,
indigestion. hd.cds, c owel corm- m
plaints. el.Lis and fever, bilioas- it
nen, beanaches and other like
cocpjlaints no other medicine is t
necessary. It tarigorates and ret
alates time liver, assts digestion, a
stimulatz action of the kidneys, lill
parries the blgod, and pwrgm the
bowels of aod Ciamulaciona. It
cares liver coziplaint, indigestion,
soar stomach, dizminess, chills,
rheamjtic pains. aideache, back- m
ache. kidneytruub!.'s, constipation b
din.-rhean, bi ess, les, hr
co"l. anI headacLe. E'
gist has Tcedfo"i's Black- Z t
an 25 ceat Psakas and in mamd
moth sire for tied.F N~ever al
a substitute. lasist oa hrving e b
oroigins~l made by the Chattanoo~ga I M.o.Copn.o
I bdases T1shed's 0 -.. *
hs is bast .aria se N tO
V"owdl and co I how
Lt
all wr asti dor bu rash. di
OueisgtL 1GREE, l9 s issI& t
tl
1T
Words Of Wisdom. b
to
The beautiful can never die.- ti
Kingsley. co
Knowledge is the eye of the sout,- u,
T. Watson. bi
Every man stanps his value on dt
himself.-Schiller. fa
Gratihnde as the amsic of the t
beart -Ro ert Sumth. WI
We get out of mature what we car
ry to her.- Bagar. ti
Genius is notbiug but labor and uE
dilligence.-Hogarth. s
Cheerfulness is the best promoterof
besikt.-Addison.
Have an aim in life or your energies
will be wasted-M. C. Peter.
No capital earns such interest as
personal culture -Sheridan.
Whatever is worth doing at all is a
worth d.'ing well.-Chesterfield. ha
The education of the will as the ob es
ject of our esvatenve.-Emersoa. i
Candor looks with equal fearn.ss at ti
both sidc' of a subjevt.-Noaha Wie~b
ster. h
Know something of everything and p,
ererything of something -Lord e
Broughham. u
We gladly pubith the follnwing 4
letter thianking that it might he of
use and interest to aome of our p
readers o
Posr Orrsea DuAwavxxw, *s
WashiguD. C. O( 19, 1l83. u
Mr. C. 0. Dadesau, Thibodaon; La
Sir:-Yours of the 13th instant
addressed to the Po-tmasster General,
asking if postmasters are permitted0
to refuse coin that is worn smooth,
has been referred to this ovke.
in rvpiv I have to inform you that
poetmasters should not aecept pel.
forated. mnutiated or abraded coins,
or moutlated paper currency, except
fractional silver coins worn ly abra. t
sion should be received so long as
the snperscription thereon can bed
distinguished.
1'nited States currency or coin, to
be redeemed, should be sent to the~t
Redemption Division, Treasury lDe
partment
Respectfully yours,
Eriwum C. M ADiJEE,
Third Assistant Postmaster General..
A Tangipshoa candidate for sheriff U
makes the followingt convincing an
nouncemeut as to his qualificatton
"Am it is ruesored that I am not qual- t
ifled for the offlee of sheriff, wish to:
state that I have both of last poll tax
remiipts, hare lived in Tsngipahos
parish all of my life, sad firmly believe t
I will be elected sheriff" The la't rue.'
son ought to sataafv any doubter.- (
Horse Stolen.
Horse thieves seem to have entered
his territorr; last satasesy sipht a
mack mare belonging to Mr. Marta
chwsata was stolen. Mr. Schwartz
&ers a reward of IS for any iafor
malioa that will eable his to recover
is property. The stealing of the
simal. so m e after the wholesale
porse-asteting operations at Donald
onvaile, comes as a warding to our
1imess and the owners of honses
sedl do well to keep their mnimals
Uell Mtabld daring the .ighe time.
Miss Bvie Webre wishes to inform
er patroess that she has soaetly
alarged her meullisery esasaMhmeats
he ra- epea the. ai whoae ~bellia
In on mm es ofee ablo then eatestlom at
pace she has also iryreamed he stock
nl is now prepared to exhibit a
arge variety of gno is to h r patioms
row which they may make their sele
The mo t tractable and lovable bore
od girls whom we know are those
ho are reiuirtil and tanght to work
oing sudh work as are suited to their
ears and strength. Work fur yoeag
eople is one of the heat of educators
od withal is the best mesas by which
, secure a good phy siacl derelopueit
ud good health. The nimble feet and
eaterous fingers .f children may be
ained in a hundred ways for their
wn well bezug and as valuable helps
r parents. Some foolish larents neg.
lectto do this on tleplea that it..s
ore trouble to teach the child than
to do the work retaircd. This I. a
)mmon mistake. A child may he
Lught to do thisga rya h easier thas
puppy or cot. What we mean was
lustrated by seiag a twclve-year-old
ir set a table for a eosnpasy supper,
te attending to every mie detail ut
te work as correctly as wool I her
ore experienced mother. She had
no tang ht bow -\1 ek h Journal.
On the firm of the United ;tates
,e the most hopeful generatios at
krs of which the word ha. any kayw.
dge. They are the very seed core
the nation. From them will be re
nited not only the auccessors of tb&
readers of the stock of the guat ma
as hut future great eatamins of r -
astry, mighty aerchants an talent fur
te ball of legislation, the beards of
ade and all the duties of .tat-mmsbir .
he fathers of these boys will make a
rest mistake, however, to teach them
at they most leave the farm is oder
succeed In mine cases out of tee
te best thing for them as well as the
entry is to remain on the farm.
ood roads. interurban limes, automo.
lea, telephones and rural tree mail
eliverv are destined to bring to the
Lrmer's very door every real advan
ge incident to the city. In fart the
onderfol twentieth century improve
eats enable the farm owner to con.
nue and enjoy at the same time all
ie peculiar advantages both of aty
id cuentry.-Amereas Farmer.
L Spanking Machine For
Schools.
A dispatch from Red Wiag Misa.,
pys the State Training School there
as adopted a spanking machime which
ipercedes the previous farm of pun.
huent by hand power. The esperie.
*ndtnt reports that it works satiafac.
wrily and can be easily regulated. It
alsonsaid that the humailatwea of being
ut in the pspaking machine has more
flect on the children than the punish.
sent, and the superintendeet behieve
us imp'ovemeat will add mueh to the
lacipline of the achool.
We cannot ase machinery in the
isintag of beantital p1.1mme, is
makisig. is the eating of fine dishes
r thaaestglesofswest sougp, ear to
mamhisary etteetive Is loseing a tbay
m aseter his lesoe la Inarthmatie.
Ferehasd power ha. to tbe usedila
idlition to a simp.. Instrunest. Am
Id red trunk strap classed in the end
ya determined father wml' do more
>make a boy backle down to his
noks than all Lbe spnnking maabisiea
ist were ever invented in Mtinnesota
r elsewhere. In the abeence of a
tank strap a hickory sprout three
et lOng and abu~ti the tblck'ues. of
ic little finger of an adult baa a worn.
erful eff~et in making a studious and
The most prominent rharacters in
me history of our glorlocs count y
rued their greatnless hse old red trosk
usap witit wrinkles on it and the cias
c, but exceedingly persuasive hickory
yrout No mnehinery will ever take
aeir place. betan ue the results yielded
y tuein have eunriced the literature
nid the statemamahip of the world.
oer eye. am'uteu as we affectionately
reasi the tiee when we collided with
Send year Job Printing
o this Offie. 8atisfactsom
i uaran*teed.