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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-26
9as Sr1nfmai5er.

Do i'm tbierii6en 0rganismus cas
Waher orei Wierie! oes sanssu G6Iper
aeuiftes ausmadt, 10 1T es natitrIid
rihtis, baB aGes gieD rsidlid @aiIer
erbdlt, wenn es gebeiben fol-. 9lQe
&6rpertbeile bes 3bieres. ieIbt bic
&nodeu finb nit WaFer bur6trdutt
unb erfabren bur9 9lustrodnen erbebs
li9e @emidtsuerluite. Sn 6oIge bie=
Ter rei6li6en 0laifietensmease uub
8erbrau6es uirb 9urft aud tueniaer
gut ertragen als 0uuger. @ntsiebt
mon 3. 9. einem pferse alle feite 0ab,
rung unb IdBt ss Waifer faufen 70 oft
uub biel es mill, 10 itirbt es pieueift
am %. Sage; gibt man aber einem
pferbe ales m6gli9e trodene Sutter,
iebod fein Wufer, 10 tpirb es loon
nod feds Sagea iterben. WaKer III
baber iebr pi9tig fur bic Sbiere: es
1T 5ur 8ilbuns uno grbaItung aller
a6rpertbeile unb aller 9dfte notbmen.
big. SIS gei6iebt feiu 2ebensoct, bel
oem ni6t 3ugleid Elm 8erbrau9 an
Sdften lfGtifdHbe un5 es ift geniB, baB
Der ganBe grHdbrung8. uub StnIfums
DanbeInugsproseB peit me6r in ben
Glaffgfettea als in ben fefea Sc.
bilben ieiaen 9orsaug bat. Das
Wafer, weI6es bic @ruublage auer
tbierii6en 6ltiifi9teiien bilbet, 1T ba.
Der ebeniogut ein NdbritoF, wie bic
feiten organiiden StoHe. Cir R6
allein bot eS allerbing8 tpenie NGbr,
fraft. ebenInmenig pie bic fefen Stoife.
Gin 3bier tam ebsn 10 gut berburiten,
wie uerbunsern. SEPT 1T bas 8rdnt.
paher rar geDorben In 6oIge Der Sarre
unb es fo[te besbalb befonbers barauf
seiebeu uerbeu, baB bas 8ieb teiu0af,
fer aus Wooren, Mordfen unb Sim.
pfen iduft. SasieIbe III beionbers iekt
eine wabre Gauge oes grbreideS unb
tann &ubr. galliss unb tppb6Ie ssieber
ioute WtiI3branb berbeiftibren. qm
grOBten 1T bic @efabr, tpenn bas @al.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-26
@rmmseteentbums itebertrasnmsen

NGel Wteerf6ei6t an S. &. SIop6, 2
8ruuofide on 3TiuiiD 4. SttaBe, 3
@runbitade an Snn Sacinto 9traBe
unb elm 8runbittid an Bere3sStrabe
$4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-26

9eute, bic ii6 bon Rbeumatismus
befreit wiiui9en, follten cine GlaI6e
BON elmer & 2tmenoS Nesept 9io.
1851 periu9en. s. 3. 6 6mibt,
9cufon, 8eras, alleiniger ageat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-26
esabrptaft . Menoetung.

Die Snternational & @rsat Nortbern
". u. giebt einen neuen 6abrplan
beraus, Der am Donnerstas. ben s. Suli
In araft tritt. Wesen Rdberem penbe
man fi6 aa bic aaenten Der @eIsui6aft.
D. s. priee, q. y. & s. u.
Daleiine, 8eraS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-26
Gin fluaer Gtreifh.

gs iit in girflidfeit Elm fluser
Strei6, aber elmer, ben Sebermann
ielblt perIu6ea fam, tuenn er an &iiz
denl6mer5en, Walaria, Nerbenit0run.
gen poer gtierenI6mer5en leibet, g8ir
meinen, er fam iid ielbit lei6t beilen,
iuenn er Gleftrit 8itters nimmt. 9ieie
Meebicin friidt bas ean5e Spltem auf,
re9t 9eber uuo Rieren gu erneuter Gbdz
ti9feit an uno ipirft als 8lutreinieun9s
mittel uno Nerpenitdrfer. @s beilt gers
itopflrng, &Opftueb, S6pinbel 9tnfiGe,
Sdlailoiisteit unb Sdtpermutb. @s
1T rein pesetabilii6, iit ein milbes s(b-
fiibrungsmittef unb siebt bem san5en
SnItem feline natiirli9e &raft ipieber.
Man ueriu6e oas gleftric 8itters uno
man miro ii6 baoon iiberjeusen, baB es
geraoe5u @unber iuirft. Sebe Slal6e
miro sarantirt. 91ur so Gents per
Jlalde in Der gpotbefe bon S. &alteper
& Sobu.
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0eirath Sfheine.

@bnin 5. Goodman unb Gbuina
Piper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-26

= Die 1T Berlin anidilisen Nmeris
taner feierten ben Sanffasungstag
burd elm 8anfett i'm 9otel aaiIerbof.
Ser 8otidafter Mbite unb Der @enss
ralconiul @olbi6mibt poDnteu benz
Gehmabl BEL. Str. Wbiie bra1te eineu
gemeinf6aftIi6sn Soait auf ben Bird.
libeateH Mcainlep unb ben Safer Wil.
belm aus. Die 0aupts Snfelrebe auf
nben Sag. ben mir feiern1 bielt Der
@oniul Monasban in @bemuib. Sn
dbnli6er Weiie lpurbe Der 9antia.
gungstag bon ben In Stuttgart. Ores.
ben unb Grantfurt am Main anfdiR.
gen Imerifanern gefeiert.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-25
IN II

Died at her residence near La
fourche Crossing Dec. II 1897 Mrs.
Julia E. Abadie, aged "a years and
IL months.
blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs
is the kingdom of Heaven"
If Heaven be the need of those
who walk through life with a true
spirit of humility, then may we rest
assured that the noble woman whose
death we chronicle above, has receiv-
ed the reward promised in those con-
Soling words of the Savior.
With her will constantly bent to
that of her Great Lord and Maker, she
walked the thorny path of life, like
the "pOor in spirit" gathering it's
sparsely-strewed flowers with a heart
full Of thankfulness, aud treading over
It's thorn with the meekness of a saint.
To her had not earthly happiness
always been the share.
At a time when the cruel scOurge of
war brought desolation in many a
Southern home, it fell to her lot to be
one of its victims and in ithose trying
days, her devotion to the Cause, her
power of endurance, were ever found
at par with the heroism typical of
many a southern woman.
Mrs. Abad.e leaves as chief mourn
ers. an only daughter, Mrs. Aubane
Thibodaux, and two step-daughters
Misses Emma and Laura Abadie, be-
sides q number Of relatives and
friends.
If aught can reconcile the bereaved
ones to her loss, let this recollection
of a life spent in practicing the great
virtue of resignation be their as
surance that her spirit has gone
to that Kingdom OF Heaven,
where tears into pearls will grow, and
sorrow may become the white winged
seraphs that sit around His Throne.
1T. D please copy.)
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IN MEnORaAM.

Fell asleep in jesus. on the 14tk of
of Dec. in the II year nj her lie. Clara,
beloved wife of w. d RonssrlI, the
rising young Dir. of Patterson, La.
As the soldier falls nn the battle
field, in the line of duty, 80 died Clara
Perkins Reussell. Tie passing ont,
of a Young life is always potent with
grief, hit especially sad amt n time
~ WAS her death Gaming rs IT din. at
the birth OF a babe. May Col cnm.
fort this torn mp home. may He s%oottie
the lacerated hearts tbat monrn her
less, and gra.iausiy snsacp her beieav-
ed, devoted husband aud family.
Provided with every comfort by a
generous aud noble husband, God has
seen lit To call her from an earthly
home of love. ease and luxury.
Lofty and pure III spirit. generous
aud lovely in nature, uomaniy III the
highest sense, she commanded not
OILY the admiration, bUt love of all.
If ali, who tenderly loved her, could
lay d garland on her grave, her ashes
would rest beneath Il mountain OF
flowers. To die so young, TO be SO
wept and mourned were more to be
desired, than the glittering honors Of
this life, for it is not how long we live,
but how we'll we live, and how use
fully We live, aud when this faithful
young soul laid down its burden, when
that sensitive sweet life was silenced,
in II common accord the many vol
ces that loved her sang out, "Well
done. thou good and faithful servant
Loving hands ma erect a granite
shaft cut with words of eulegy, but
her enduring monument is, the beau
tiful life that stands out imperishably
or the hearts Of her devoted husband
and family, and will be the Light to
lllumine the lives of the three lnno-
cent little babies to the same height
of purity aud honor, so worthily az
tanned by her.
To His aid-the only healing balm,
We commend the bleeding hearts that
mourn her, devoutly pleading His
gracious help and admonishing-
60. tell it. to Jesus lie knoweth thy grief
Go tell it to Jesus, he'll give thee relief
A FRIEND.
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That the democratic party fights
best and wins ~oftenest when it is
aggressive is we'll known. There
fore the action of the democratic
caucus of the House in running mp
the party flag with declarations, written
so large that yer be who runs may
read, against the retirement of The
greenbacks, either directly or indi
rectly against any extension of
privileges enjoyed by National banks,
and for the recognition of the belli-
gerency of Cuba, and the enactment
of just ard wise bankruptcy law,
was wise as we'll as good politics.
1t shows the country that If the re-
publicans in Congress were afraid to
announce a policy for the session in
advance of the Christmas recess,
which extends until Jan. 5th the
democrats were not.
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CHRISTMAS HYMN.

No moon hung FER the sleeping earth,
But. on their thrones Of light.
TIE stars, that sang ere mornings birth.
Filled the blue vault Of night
With heavenly music ;-ear:h'y cars
Not often catch the hyinn;
II was 1.-THE music of the spheres
The song of seraphim.
But there we're those in Jndah's land.
Who watched, thar night. their told,
Who heard the song of the angel band,
As DER them was nnrolied
TIE starry ginrv aud there came
This burst Of heavenly song.
From mellow Tubes aud lips of flame.
In chorus load and long.
'To God be glory for. this day.
Hath shot. fronl ,Iudah's stem,
A Branch. that ne'er shall know decay: :
The royal disdem
Shall grace the Draws Of one, whom We
Shall in II manger find:
For. him hath God raised mp to be
The Saviour of mankind.
"To God be glory! Peace on earth.
Glory 20 God again.
For. with thi- infant Savioul's birth,
There comes goodwill to mel r
Goodwill to men,! o, God. sc hail
This. of thy law the sum-;
For. as this shall DER earth prevail,
So shall thy kingdom come.
John rierpont
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-25

It has been often denied on the
floors Of Congress that the logical
outcome of the present civil service
law would be a civil pension list. but
now Secretary Gage has actually
started a civil pension list, under
the alias of q troll of honor, to
which all Treasury Department em-
ployes more than 20 years old are to
be transferred for life, at a uniform
annual salary of 5000 each-that is.
they are tn he, unless Congress up
sets this programme. which it is more
than likely to do. Nothing has oc-
Cured since the civil service act was
placed upon the statute books that
will do more to open the eyes OF the
people to the correctness of the posi-
ton of those democrats who favor
the repeal of that law. The country
is today staggering under the burden
of it's military pension list, and will
not carry a civil pension list.
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The hue and cry about prosperity,
based on an accidental and temporary
advance in wheat, evoke merely
taunts and jeers from millions who
nave been rtill further exploited by
legislative .jobbing schemes and pro-
tected monopolies. The Republican
opportunity has been lost. The tide
of popula indignation and discomfort,
with irresistible sweep, is bearing down
the pernicious aud guilty crew who
betrayed a peoples trnst.-Dallas
TEX news, Dem.
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Mrs. Maria Barton Key, a member
of one of the most uoted families in
Maryland, died Friday night last at
Il convent near Baltimore. where she
had made her home for several
years. Her death was caused, hv
the infirmities Of old age. She vas
q daughter Of Nicholas SewalI, Of
Cedar Point, St. Mary's county, Md.
In 1888 she was married to Philip
Barton Key. a kinsman of Francis
Scott Key, author of "The Star.
Spanoled Banner" Her husband at
that time lived in Georgetown. He
was a son of Philip Barton Key,
who represented Maryland in Con-
gress from 1907 to 1913 Mr.. Key
studied law with Francis Scott Key,
and afterward removed to Louisiana,
where he became prominent in State
politics. Eight years after the
death of her husband, which occurred
in this State in 1854, Mrs. Key re.
turned to the old homestead in st.
Mary's county, winch had been left
to her BY the will of her brother,
who died in 1861. Mrs. Key had
twelve children, of whom FIVE survive
her.
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COMMUNICATED.
LocKpoRT. DEC. 10, 1897.

St. Anthony Of Padua Branch 77S
c. K. of A. held its annual meeting on
above date, at their Hall. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year. A. H. Ago, President !;
G. Abribat, Jr.. Vice President; HI.
Fontenelle. Finsncia! Secty F. j.
Legeudre, Recording Secretary ; Jos.
O. Toups, Jr,, Treasurer; Ed. Larisse,
Sai eent-at-Atms AnleIien SEWN,
Sentinel ; Thomas j. Foret, Trustee !;
Rev. e. A. Nigroux, Spiritual Direc-
tor.
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The levee has been cavIng very
badly in front of the Phillipeau prop
erty and a portion of the market
square, creating much anxiety and So
licitude to all parties interested. We
learn that the levee board has decided
to drive pilings along the waters
edge, so as to stop further slipping of
the earth. and to fill up from the bay
gu side, so as to brace up the levee.
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Widow Narclssus Arrieux, an aged
woman of Donaldsonvl!le, died sud-
denly in her pew in the Catholic
Church, IN that town, last Sunday,
just as high mass was about to CON-
mence. She was / n apparent good
health to the very minute that she
fell dead.
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CHRISTMAS TREE.-The pupils Of
Mount Carmel Convent celebrated
ne christmas festivities at this favor
ne Institution on Thursday night.
There were appropriate le~citations,
pays. music and song, the perfor-
mare. concluding with II distribution
u flr>fnts by Santa Claus in person,
Nhlc presents We're called by the
eiNf ~ NoIihn,an finn The iine
Nttistat.S Tree wiich lad siuwn rs
u oy magic IL eue end If the hall.
JOY ifd merr.ment ieisned supreme
an''a,s the gay convent girls, and all
VINO had the good fortune to attend
same away glad and happy.
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We are informed that on last Mon
day night a mad dog made its appear
ance in the third ward some distance
below Latonrche Crossing, and crea-
ted considerable excitement. We
have been nnable to ascertain what
damage was done.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-25

Mrs. j. n. Wright, the popular mil
liner has had her store on Market
Street enlarged. and has just received
a large stock of millinery, notions
fancy dress goods, and Christmas toys,
with which she will be pleased to serve
her many friends and customers at
prices within the reach of all. Call
and examine her stock. She will
gladly show you the goods even if you
do not make a purchase.
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PERSONALS.


Mr.. Harry Bourg, OF Honma, was
a visitor here last Sunday.
Messrs. Raoul Delas and Jos. Ma
quin spent last Sunday in Assumption
Parish.
Mr.. ]. \. Caillonet Of Houma gave
onr sanctnm II pleasant call on last
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Julliat returned from sever
al weeks stay in New Orleans. last
Tuesday.
Messrs. Chas. Gilbert and A. Berth
of Napoleonviile visited our town on
last Tue day.
Mother yalery, superior of Mount
Carmel Convent made a short visit to
the Crescent City this week.
MID. Harang.tl manager of Chico
raw Plantation, was here last Tuesday
on some important business.
Miss Estelle ~Capdevielle left last
Saturday for Baton Rouge to spend
the Christmas holidays with her pa
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Polmer went to
Donaldsonvi!le last Monday, on a
visit ( o Mrs. Polmer's mother who is
quite Ill.
Mr., Ridley Knobloch and Alcide
Hebert, Of near Raceland, visited
our town Wednesday, and returning
the same day.
Master Cyrus Raglan after a visit to
his nncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| e. Raglan. returned to his home in
New Orleans last Sunday.
Mrs. j. z. Moseman aud Miss Bella
Gilbert Of Napoleonville were the
guests Of Mrs. E. Lambert and daugl-
ter, Miss Marie. this week.
Miss Bertha Riviere who is attend
ing the Dominican Convent in New
J Orleans arrived Friday to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mrs. A. Davenport after an extend
ed visit to her btother. Mr.. Chas.
| Barker, left last Sunday for New Or
leans where she will visit relatives.
Gen. and Mrs. F. T. Nichols. of
New Orleans are at Ridgefield Plan
tation. where tl,ay will spend the
holidays with their son. Mr.. Frank
Nichols.
After q pleasant visit to friends
| and relatives in this place and in
Napoleonville, Miss Hilda Loeb re-
turned to her home in Morgan City
last Friday.
Mrs. Ferdinand Pitre, nee Melan-
J con. q worthy lady Of the third ward,
| died last Friday and her remains
were inferred Saturday afternoon in
St. Joseph's cemetery.
Miss Minnie Williams, the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. G. c.
| Williams, of Lafonrche Crossing re-
turned last week from North Carolina
where she spent several months. very
pleasantly.
Mr.. Robert Champagne, of the third
ward, gave us an apprecia Ted call last
Monday. Mr.. Champagne is the new
lessee ofthe st. Charles ferry, and is
getting everything in readiness to
take possession on Janu airy 1st.
Mr.. C. Melance Thibodaux, of Bay
GU Boeuf. spent several days of this
week in Raceland and in this town,
) visiting relatives and friends. While
! in town he was the guest of Mr.. Theo-
phile Thibodaux, of Canal street.
Mr.. Theophile Thibodaux, the dep
uty sheriff. who conducted the sale
last Saturday for the partition of the
estate of the late Feiicien Thibodaux
info, ms us that the property sold well,
| the proceeds of sale exceeding $4,000
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Two dusky small boys were quar-
reling. One was pouring forth a vol
I'M OF vituperative eplthets. while
the other leaned against a fence and
calmly contemplated him. When the
flow OF language vas exhausted he
said "Hev you done 2" ..Yes." "You
amt got muffin more to say = "No."
"Weil, all dem tings what you called
me, you is"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-25

Chill cures injure the stomach be-
u of the peruvian bark extracts
found in them. unless accompanied
by a digestive principle. Ramon's
Pepsin Chill Tonic overcomes this
objection, becaue each dose contains
Pure Pepsin sufficient to digest it.
Tasteless aud guaranteed. SOC.
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Mr.. JOS. Castagnet has sent us a
sample of the fine prime yellow clari-
fed sugar he is making on the Nalen-
tine plantation of Mr.. JOS Y. Badaux.
Mr.. Castagnet may well feel proud
in turning ont sucli a fine quail ~ Of
sugar.
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NOTICE.

desire to inform my customers
that | have just arrived with a few
lot of mules. Will be pleased to have
them call Oh me and look at my stock
and take my pric es before purchasing
elsewhere.
l.. DREXLER.
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MIR. j. M. THOMPSON,

The well known dealer
in fine Kentucky horses, has been in
onr midst since a few DAYS, with a
good lot of fine Kentucky harness and
saddle horses. to suit all tastes.
He is holding forth Mt Fl. Tetreau
s. Co s Stable, where ell are invited
to call ard see his stock.
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Mothers Praise Hoods Sarsapar-
lila because, by it's great blood en-
riching qualities, it gives rosy cheeks
and vigorous appetites to pale and
puDy children.
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DR.. 2. M. C%AILLOUET,

Dentist, has removed his office from the
the Riviere building to the office lately
occupied by DR.. J.. +. Blanchard, at
the corner of Green and st. Bridgit
Streets. just one block away, where he
invites his clients and the public in
general to give him a call. First class
work guaranteed.
Last Sunday being the birthday
anniversary OF Mrs. Il. p. Bergeron,
her many friends gathered last Sun
day night and marched in a body to
Judge Bergeron's residence and treat
ed is amiable wife to Il genuine
surprise party. Mrs. Bergeron was
the recipient of much kind and deli
cate attention, and many wishes were
expressed for prolonged life of hap
plness and prosperity.
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The White plantation suffered a
break in its mill, just as it was turn
ing ID on the home stretch. FOrtu-
nate ! no delay was oceasioned, as
manager Beary determined to finish
the grinding on n mill instead Of
Two, dispensing altogether with the
broken one.
y es. n of those mammoth mills
may break, too so experience teach
Is. For further information inquire
OF Nj. Thomas Bearv.
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Tie railroad track along the levee
is being taken up aud rhe old turn
table destroyed to make room for
repairs to the levee from the brid &c
to Ridgetield plantation.
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Ridgefeld plantation has suffered
another break down last week mate
rally retarding its progress.
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For sale.

N at about 3 miles below the town of Thi-
bodaux on the right descending hank of Bay
on Lafourche, belonging to Mrs. Arsene Ber-
geron, measuring one acre front on the Bay
GU and 40 acres deep. with dwelling and inn
provements thereon.
For further particulars apply to.
c. o. DANTIN.
n506t Thibodaux. La.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-25

= On last Wednesday a little girl,
the second, was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Riviere. The happy
parents are being congratulated on
all sides.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-25

IF you need Mems sox, Ladies Of
Children Hosiery call ar The Rack
et.r Our Prices are the lowest.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-25

HOOPS PILLS are the tavorite fami-
ly catllartic and liver medicine.
Price 25c.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-12-25

Orange Grove and st. James plan
tations wound up grinding last week.