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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

wiedzi} chate, dose, re tylko
piracy ! rzadnosci zony winien
byl moznosc dalszego bytu.
w dobrach Wysokich ME
by}o sta}ego lekarza, ale raz
ma tydzieh przyjezdza} Z
Lublina i wmiare zg}oszenia
sic chorych udziela} i'm rady
i pomocy. Juz przyby}y lekarz
mia} odjechac, kiedy dano
zna6, re zonaM arcina umiera.
Uda} sic wiec do chaty Mar
Gina i rzeczywiscie przeraza-
jqcy widok uderzy} go ma
wstepie. Chora villa sic W
bolesciach nal6zku otoczonem
babami, piecioro dziatek
zanosi}o sic Cd p}aczu, a
biedny MARGIN stall oparty o
komin, ME mogac wyrzec do
mas s}owa. Lekarz przystapll
do }oza chorcj, wzia} "a pulls.
pokiwa} g}owa i rzek}:'
- Kazda chwila decyduje
o zyciu, i obracaiac sic do
chorej doda}: CO Gle najbar-
dziej dolega moja kobietko?
Al! bole$ci, okropne
bolesci wewnatrz.
- Bolesci wewnatrz; zapew-
ne dawano CT w6dke?
Me.
- Ale powiedz moja ko-
bieto, DO ia sic gniewat o to
ME bede; vodka dobra ma
niekt6re s}aboSci: chce tylko
wiedziet, Guys pi}a w6dke
czysta lub z jake przyprawa'
zimna, albo grzana?
- Krzyneczke grzanej j.
= Jakaz to krzyneczke?
= A.. tax spory p6}kwa.
terek.
Z czem?
Stara MaGkowa m6wi}a,
zeby wrzucit try dziewiec'
ziarnek pieprzu.
= Zapalenie kiszek W
ostatnim stopniu, leczono
vodka z pieprzem, i prowa-
dill dalej examen.
A c6zes jad}a moja
kobieto?
- Mic.
= Jakto mic? Cd kiedy?
- Cd wczoraj.
A wczoraj?
- Wczoraj zapachnia}a mi
jajecznica Z kielbasa i Mac
kowa m6wi}a, re kiedy sic
zada, to trzeba jest.
= Wielezes zjad}a tel
kie}basy z jajecznica?
- OF te ryneczke. I pc,
kaza}a reka najmniej p6}kwar'
towe naczynie.
= Pan Bog cud pokaze,
iezeli ia kobieta ME umrze,
pulls uderza 10 razy ma minu.
te, powiedzia} dokt6r; a teral
najprz6d rozprawic sic music
L mojemi kolezankami be-
patent6w. Gdzie jest starr
Maekowa?
- OF tn.
= Jak ty Smia}as zabija'
Matke pieciorga dzieci?
= Co tezjegomosc gada
a kt6z ia zabija}?
To- x,,6dL, .;o~ror
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
PkACIC IA WIARUSA!
FRASZKI.

iona bogatego rzeZnlk2 " at
szaw1e, przyjecha}a w4asnym powo'
zem do teatru: wysladajac nakaza{a
stu zacemu, ably pc szkonczone)
SIT ace najprz6d zajecha}, DO SIG jej
do domu spieszy; wszelako pozwo.
lila mu, zostawiwszY konle pod
dozorem ch}opaka, p%rzypatrzec sig
z gale ryi przedstawienlu. Gdy juz
zas1ona teatralna pc raz ostatnl
spad}a, zaczeto wYwofywac nlekto-
rych aktor6W. Szymon z podzl-
wlenlem sfucha}, jak wo4ano Z61-
kowsk1, Panczykowski, Urbahski,
Strzelecka i t. d., i zapyta} obok
stojacego CODY to z%naczy4o?
- Jak to asan ME wlesz! -
rzek{ flut zwietrzy wszY stajennego
= tn kazdy furman wefa ma swolch
panstwa, ably do domu 7echali.
Naty chmiast przew1esn} sic Sly
mon przez galerYe 1 zahucza}
gromkim g}osem.
- Sad}owska! Sad1owska! brY-
czka juz pred wrotaml czeka!
Ks1adz do ch}opca, nlosacego
kIatke z ptaklem, okryta w'elka
chustka: Go to niesiesz ch}opcze?
Ch}opiec odkrywaj2c klatke.
Worgan1ste prose Jegomosci.
Ksiadz: Organlste? Przeciez to
kos, ME organlsta.
Ch}opiec: TAX prose Jegomosc1,
ale ociec nazwali 60 worganista.
Ksiadz: A to ola czego organlsta.
Ch4opiec: 30 prose Jegomosci ION
DUO IRE, a kiepsko spiwo.
ShIcSll1s
= Prosze o kapetusz ola ssmojei
tony. 49, Izzzz q,
A ]aks glove ma pahska
~ma1zonka. -
20, bardzo -. uparta.
Prosze o okularY, kt6rebY po-
wlekszy1y przedmiot kilka razY. To
mi potrzebne do mego zawodu.
- Jestem plekarzem -. robie
bu'ki tax male, re ich dojrzec nle
moge.
Walentowa: He Wojtek! music
les tez to wziac dobrze, DO ci al
]adacka spuchla.
Wojtek: A WON co do tego Wa
lentowo, jakem wziof to W swojem,
q ME we wasom.
S}ysza4e6, re Kropiwnickl spad4
wczoraj z dachu i ma mlej sou u
mari?
- Umar1?.... To mnle wcaie
ME dzlwl. Zauwazy1em cd dawna,
re wYglada1 bardzo nadznie.
Master szewskl, Wojtek drapnl.
inc do rzeznika pc kiszke, ale
mech Gig Bog bronl zebys prey
MOST z trichinami, DO ia CT ia
kaze samemu zezryc.
Woitek u rzeznika. Prosze o XII
szke trychinaml.'
Rzeznlk. Czy tY zwsrjowa}, cay
CO, czy to ia nam klszki z trychi-
nami.
Wojtek. Oh. szkoda, master M:
powledzla}, re jak bedzie z try
naml, to man ia sobie zezryc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

TYSIACLECIE istnienia
Wegier, kt6re W przysz}ym
roku obchodzi6 maja W Buda-
peszcie, zapowiada sic jake
kolosalna w swych rozmiarach
uroczystoSG. Mad programem
obchodu, z kt6rym po}aczy
sic wielka wystawa wegierska,
%obejmujaca okres 1000 lat,
PRAGUE juz cd roku "wielka
k%omisya'. wzbogacaJac pro-
gram coraz to nowemi pomys-
1ami. Opr6cz rozlicznych
fundacyi, festyn6w i zebrah,
komisya uchwalila nadto
urzadzenie wielkiego pochodu
historycznego, do ktorego
plan opracowa} malarz Vago
bardzo szczeg6}owo W szeregu
szkicow kelorowych.
RZADKA
Jedrzej GEewacki, MARGIN
Zarembski i Jan Schenkiel, z
zawodu murarze pierwsi dwaj
Z Rzeszowa,a ostatni zRuskiej
wsi, powodowani duchem re-
ligiJnym, podjeli z wiasnej
inicyatywy resturacye podu-
pad}ei kaplicy sw. Jana ma
Wygnahcu, PREY drodze ku
Boguchwale, i poswiecili do
tego Gale diva dni bezintere-
sowanej piracy "a CO i'm
sic publiczne uznanie nalezy.
Potrzebne materially pred
siebiorstwo budowy koszal
woiskowych da}o bezp]atnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
MAJ DO zONY.

MAJ DO zONY.
Jestes urocza i m,}9
I sliczn9, mole kochanie,
'Pohczoch cerowac ME umiesz,
Lecz grasz ma fortepianie.
Me umiesz praG, nj gotowac,
Porzadkl ME So twa sfawa
Upodobania masz wnieste,
A ia biellzne dziurawa.
Czuje, re przyjdzle mi W koncu
Spog!adac W trzos moi z zalobq
I prosic by Bog cje strzeg poi
[niej
Gdy zbnakrutuje wra 7 toba.
IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
z GALIOYI.

w NISKU zawiazalo sic
Stowarzyszenie ,Ogniwo".
Prezesem tegoz wybrany
zostal p. Ludwig.
ZMIANY W garnizonach
galicyjskich. Dnia 70 z. m.
rozpocze}a sic W ca}em pan
stwie dyslokacya woDsk, kt6ra
trwac oedzie al do po}owy
pazdziernika. w alicyi miedzy
innemi zajda nastepuiace
zmiany:Trzeci pu}k dragon6w
przybedzie re Stockerau do
Krakowa, II p. dragon6w
odeidzie re Lwowa i Gr6dka
do Stockearau, IS P. drago-
now z Wiednia Groszenzers-
dorfu przyjdzie do kahcuta,
1 o. ulan6w Krakowa
przeniesiony jest do Wiednia,
a $ jego szwadron Groszen-
zersdorfu. 3. pu}k u}an6w
przeni6s} sic juz z kahcuta do
Gr6dka.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
TIT BOND ISSUE.

Possibly some Of the readers O.
Tie Gazette may not understand
why the government has found it.
self under the necessity Of issuing
bonds to purchase gold, and for that
reason the following explanation is
offered.
1t present the country is Irac-
ticaiiy on gold basis. The gov
ernin ent owes over 4 billion, Of dol
lars, the interest upon which
amounts to an enormous sum and
is paya le in gold. All dues. i'm
posts, and cxcises by which the gov
eminent derives revenue are pay
able in any legal tender issued.
The bankers. iii order to produce a
financial crisis and send gold to
premium, hoard the gold and paw
all duties and excuses in paper. The
government thus finds itself forced
to use gold from, the $780, 900, 900 re-
serve required by Ia" to redeem
paper currency and
meet the interest due, paying all rum
ming expenses with paper money,
ana IS forced to issue bonds to re-
place the gold in the reserve fund. |!
This re-iSsucd paper money IS gath
cred in by the banker; an:l aas:i.
:he revenues are paid il c:::@1ac:,
and again the govcr:!r!.-:t ! , jr.se:I
% resort to a loan. Til PROCESS, Is
viii be seen, can and will be con-
lnued SO long as it is rroGtah!e.
since enhancing the value Of money
5 always profitable to the lnoaeye;l
lass, the operation will be continu-
lily repeated. and the government
re cocrced into linlitl:ss debt, I'M
csS some means are devised 10
top it.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
II SZIZE Ext .kINIlvG
EOER0

No public school system can be
efficient unless capable and earnes.
teachers are employed. In order to
effect this as nearly as possible a
State board of examiners should be
! appointed whose duty it would be
to pass upon the examination papers
of all applicants for positions in the
public schools, for and determine
the advisability of issuing certifi-
Gates to teach upon due conside1a-
ton Of morality and teaching ability.
Such board, being removed from
local influence and personal con-
siderations, would most likely be
impartial. However,, in creating
such a board, it should not be dele
gated any privilege to interfere
with the local management Of
schools. 1t should be left strictly
with the local board to choose from
among q number Of teachers hold
ing certificates Whatsoever thew
chose, leaving them to determine
which will suit them; the object OF !
he board being purely and simply |
% decide as to a teachers fitness to
each.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
Specimen Gases.

$ II Clifford, New Cassc!, Wis, WIS
tr'.so!.i villa Neuralgia ali determinations.
MS Stomach ".:S d;so:;iered, h.; I.vrr WI:
affected 10 an alarming de ,tcc, appetite fl,
away, ami he VAS terribly r>.!:tr2, j., iics:,
sud strength. Three bottles OF Electric,
Filters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III. hal
running sore his le:, Of eight wears
Standing Used three b5i;!.; @. Eiss .:ic
bit;crs and seven boxes Of Buch!sn's Ar,isa
Salve- and his leg is sound a:,d we'll. io1:,
Speaker, Catawba ., had 6:c large ...vcr
able. One bottle oi El>c.-s; Ei;tc-s aud one
box E"ckicn' Nrn:ca Sa!ve cared hi:l en-
'iFe!y. ooit; 1t Vim C!cSs's Drug, Store
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
TIE EASZERV mar

China Las at last laid aside her
dllatory and deceitful ways, and
empowered her representatives to
sue for peace. What offers she NAV
make, Or concessions grant, is only
a matter of speculation. Yet it is
quite evident from her weakened
state, that she is prepared TO yield
to any barely Reasonable demands
on the part of Japan. From all we
can judge, Japan I-ili r>;uir. soi..c
toothold upon the mainland, a war
Indemnity, and die independence OF
Corea. From the attitude Of Rus
STA and England, Japan Will not be
allowed any Chinese territory unless
England has her share and Russia
the coveted outietgto the Japan sea.
If China escape Gis:ncm b erm Ell t
from these three powers, the war
viii have thrown China open to the
world, and eventually lead to civil
1zinS CT that country in the western
methods of civilization. That
great results will follow from this war
is unquessionable; but just what
those results will be, are only CON
|cctural. However, the Orient will
hereafter play very important
part in Occidental affairs; but we
Of our generation may not live to
see it.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

Whereas Nntoinc Emile Nouton, of tn,
Parish of Lafayette, administrator of the
succession of Michel Foote. has fled in said
court a final account and tableau OF said
succession, with a petition praying that the
same be advertised according to law, and
then duly homologated,
And whereas the prayer OF said admins-
traitor has been granted by All order of said
court dated Feb. II, 1895
Now therefore, notice is hereby given to
all parties Interested 10 file their opposition,
and show cause If any they have, in said
court, within ten days from the publicati, il
of this notice, why tue aforesaid final ia bIea u
should not be honaologated.
Given under my official seal and signature
in the town of Lafayette, La, tbs 18th day
of February, A. ID. 1906.
w. Il. BAILEY. Clerk of Court.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
Reasons Why You Should Locate
In Southwest Louisiana

1st It's healthy: subject to codemics: has the
ssi death d. rate in the states old
population white; northern people almost invariably
Fam FAM increased visor recover from caarrh re-
more. II helps rheumatism and strengthens the
lungs radical change like this will add ten years
I'D: Good rainfall. evenly distributed. IS to CO
States. ''' ''e oes' c''"a'e !" the United
+th: Prarie and timber in best proportion. Good
20 feet through clay. No stone. s:unps. roots or
other distractions. Well covered with AN excellent
best grasses known. ''
sth Crops valuable here Louisiana
northern States So. Sugar cane Yields 20 IONS nrr
acre each ton vauai,i. Wild hay Nort;, Weld
sod before rossing a,d yields 10 barrels per acre
s:nsd at g a barrel. gives an income OF $50 an
bought at IS to $40 improved, $40 to $40 per
9Th. The nearer the guif the healthier the CHI
mate and earlier the season.
.7sh, All hardy Vegetables such as radshcs t;--
nips lettuce and cabbage grow all winter.
Gu. r iSS and oranges their best here. Ia
pan kia glove oranges Commence bearing ut cc or
Two ys;rs from budding: will do well anywhere in
market and are be tier favored.
9'h. FEARS OF few varieties do we'll. Eiackber-
DO we'll. -' 1890
10TH. Mt bearing trees home here and are
1,,H Poultry does exceedingly we'll.
i:''' stoc OF all kinds do wc!!: horses. mules.
ho2s. "!is p and goat7
- ;, Ntitrdc. Go feet Too wash. too
nigh % o.cr:'ow.
w 81; lie "a crops import. Ga both crops
~ :, s2od profit. wit,:sr:t tariff bounty.
go. ~ climate .i*s conl;,,ns the ::,i: zig
, s'-;'-. i'i-ie%r"ratc. and mon IL
-:';:tc plainly ti;ae .hs is the long los. Eden
Mgi,e to ne,res. Southern Pacific Keprese:,:at:vc
-. sc" Orleans. La.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

ilokeS with a few facts to give then
the appearance Of truth. SAYS Mr.
rhaycr:
4 'Until within the last ten years
this parish (Aca':ia) and much O
this whole portion called South
west Louisiana was occupied b,
the descendants OF the old AGA
dlars who were banisi1ed from
Acadia about 1855, and who set.
tied here, living as their forefathers
ilved without contact with the out.
side world, with no title to the land
and with no desire to have any
title, regarding the land as free as
air or water. Stock roamed where
1t pleased and 1t was considered a
greater crime to I'M ure a horse OF
"Deef," as all horned cattle were
called, than to take human life.
Anyone who wished plowed a piece
OF land, put in bit of rice or sweet
potatoes, and when that soil was
exhausted went to another.
In answer to this remarkable
statement Editor Chevis of the
Baton Rouge Advocate says:
''Ihe old towns OF Opcicusas,
Lafayette, St. Martiuvillc, Prank
lin, and Al,bevi'le, with their an
Gent records OF titles to lands
eating back to the days when Louis
lana was Spanish province; the
grand old family oatrony:nics I'M
mortalized by gcner ations Of States
men, scholars, soldiers and iurists,
who have made Louisiana refine~
rent and chivairy iilustrious the
world over; the courtly manncrisnss
and high sense of honor, a peculiar
characteristic Of the old type OF
Louisiana gentlemen-all these 80
to show how profoundly isnoran
tnis correspondent is Of the true
condition and history of the rco,,l@ |
and of t.: 9 country he ATTEMPTS +;
iescribe
When Mr.. Thaycr says that !
lmong the early settlers it vas /.
greater crime to injurc a horse or
'beef'' than 20 take human life, he
ssunes the role OF malicious
i1iitcr Of the peoi,ic with w:2:,. - :ic
as cast his lot. .Any enc &C
uainted with the lives CT the ea..v
lcaCiaHS need no res;:tatioa O:
his fa!2ehoOs:. Il is TO be nnt;>-;,
bat Mr.. IEaJ + Possesses the sa:.a>.
unlane sentiment for wi,i.:h wyr.
oteo the people lie tc;4:12s.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

Thomas jefferson wrote: "The
love Of order and obedience to the
laws, which SO remarkably claarac-
terize the citizens OF the United
States, are sure pledges Of Internal
tranquility, and the elective fran
ch;se, if guarded as the ark Of our
safety, viii! peaceably dissipate all
combinations to subvcrt a constitu-
ton dictated by the wisdom and
resting on the will Of the people,"
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

Ihs Ranger printing outfit was
destroyed by the recent fire at
Rayne. The Ranger was founded
by Will Chevis now Of the Baton
Rouge Advocate, whose brilliant
and ringing editorials during the
last campaign mad the spicy little
paper play an important part in
one Of the bitterest political con-
tests in the history of Louisiana.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
Two Lives Saved.

Ms. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction CITY. III
was told by her doctors she had Consun p.ion
ana that ere was no hope for her, but two
bottle; Kings New Discovery con. plctely
cured he. md she says it saved her life. NJ.
Ihos. E:sgcrs, 800 Florida St. San Francisco,
Suffered from dreadful cold, approaching
Consumption, tried without result everything
else then bought one bottle of DR.. King
New Discovery and in two weeks was cured
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such results
of which these arc samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this IN ediSnc in Con- .ri.s
and Colds. Free trial bottles at VIM Clcc1- s
Drug Store. Regular size soc. and 500.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

The trouble between tic faculty
and students of Tulane University
rs been satisfactorily settled and
the country is safe. The amount
.: space given to this matter by the
Few Orleans dailies would seem to
infer that failure to heal the
breach between the faculty and
class would result in a total dis
membern1ent of the whole State.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
CROULEX'.S NSCNCHA USEN

IN - ~ LII > -t3 Nv CHA C.SE ".
Mr.. L. J. Thaycr, of Crowley,
has been amusing himself writing
some gross absurdities for the col
uInns of the Southern States Maya
zine. Whether this new Hteratcur
is ignorant of the facts or is will
fully misrepresenting them we can
not say, but it is manifestly true
that he is the author of the most
foolish and ridiculous stories that
we have read for long time. Per-
haps Mr.. Thayer is over-zealous in
his desire to induce his Northern
friends to come and Join him in
bis Southern home, but by all
means he should confine himself to
the truth and not attempt to steal
from the late Baron Munchausen
his well merited reputation. Ifthat
be his purpose he should go at it in
the regular style, and not mix his
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

The Gazette is pleased to note
that the State papers, have, witt,
few exceptions, abstained from
saying anything about the next
gubernatorial campaign. This is
as it should be. Political d: s.
sions at the present time would
prove very Injurious to the business
of the whole State. Let's wait
while; the people have had too
much politics and they need a rest.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

The St. Mary Banner announces
that hereafter it will be Democrat
&c paper. The Banner is the great
est Aop;st in Louisiana journalism.
Its politics are almost as changcablc
as the wca Their.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

The man who asks, els ii cold
enough for you?" might rub against
zero every day and his cheeks would
still be red-hot
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

The Patterson Optic ravs tie
Humpty- Dunpty trouye, "-s: oh
disbanded i'll Lafayette, is COM
posed Of a lot Of bum actors.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
H;.:i1;S,. $ A.'z,iS;. t-..;.S

tii" ..:-T >Ai.r': in the world for Cuts.
Er,:'i~:, ,'ors5. t-crs, Salt I:!,e,:n. Fever.
s.oIes, letter, C';ar:ocl i.;n,is, t.i,:!!,;.i...
C,'l", aud al Skin i-:u.o.ious, aud o5i;i..l:s
cI"es ii!es, or no pay required. Il is
g';s rs:':ic"d To give ,--fsct sat: ,s-..; or
H:o"ey r.:fHnic'i, iri.;- 25 GEMS pr r.,>.
Fog ale ty WA. :!r.r:..
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

Some land in New York city H.
been sold for So, 900, 900 per acre
The highest in London is IS, 900, 900
per acre.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

The mercury in fsra therna omctcr
and the gold reserve in tie treasury
are having very exciting race for
1ow-tide honors
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

A young woman has applied for
the place of public execu,ioner in
Vienna.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

New Orleans appears to be in a
bad way, morally and politically,
and 1t is feared that the courts will
be unable to afford the relief de-
sired. The next Legislature can
and, doubtless, viii improve the
condition Of affairs, provided the
better element of the city is faithful
Iy representedat Baton Rouge But
sz5 long as the city sends such dele
sa,'cns to the capitol as the last
oner she nor the State will derive
an; material benefit from their
presence. The better clement of
siie city ought to rule it; and to be
able to do this New Orleans may
need some special legislation. This
the hoodlums and ward bummers
will oppose. The fight will have to
be made at the ballot box, and if
ne law and order class prevail the
whole State will rejoice ond the
city will have a brighter future.
Desoto Democrat-Jo Journal.
The ablest and purest men of the
State should be elected to the Lecis-
lature. unfortunately in too MANY
Instances men were sent to the
because they were not
at TO hold any Office at home.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16
Tablcau.
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF
LAFAYETTE.

SEVEN TENTH JUHlCIAL DISTRICT COURT
SUCCESSION No. 2oco.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

Mrs. Louie NJ. Gordon, repre-
senta:ive-at-larse Of the Wonlan's
Department OF the Atlanta Esposi-
ton, will visit Washington on tho
18TH of February, to attend meet
ing of the WOnan's Union, an or
ganization composed O. delegates
from all the womcn' T., and
societies lii the United States Her
object in going is to extend invita-
tons to all these organizations to
visit Atlanta Next fall. Mrs. Cor
don has very wide acquaintance.
and has contributed to the press for
some years. In this way, she
knows many Of the leading news
paper people, and Ii, ost of the pron1i-
nent women OF the country She
has assurances, in advance, from the |
members of a number Of associations
that they will accept the invitation.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-02-16

X. G. C2EIG,
=. y. i.t%nH|,
OE:i:IH &. NloI'TOS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-21

At Louisville
Louisville ....2 o. 001l lbs .
Pittsburg .....3 0 04 ON-l6 l6 o
Batteries MeDermott. Wadsworth,
Killing and Cote, Killen and sugden.
Umpire-McDonald.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati ....4 3112o21 x-14 Il 3
Cleveland 100 600 20i 9 0--S12 6
Batteries---Phlllins and Spies; wal
lace and Sims. umpire-Emslie.
AT Baltimore
Philadelphia 20 0Oo1 % 0 o. II s
Baltimore ....2 80 0 6 o 0 x--23 20 4
Batterles-McDlll. Carsoy, Grady and
Clements; Gleason. Clark. Robson.
At New York.
Brooklyn ......o1220 100 2
New York 80 20 3 90 x--10 II 3
Batteries-Stein aud Daley; Meekin
ana Farrell. Umplre-Lynch.
At Washington
Washington 20 0 0 0 o. 10 s
Boston ........2 0O241Os KIP u 8
Batteries Mercer and Mcclure; Mich
oils and CANCEL. umpire--Keefe.
st. Louis .......1Os2OooOo-5 3 0
Chicago ......5O11 II XIII "A
Batterles-Staley. Ehret- and Peitz;
Hutchinson and Donohue. Umpire
Betta.
Lexington, KY. April 2o.-university
of Cincinnati, o: University OF Ken
lucky, 4.