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Tickets,

RAILROAD TICKETS to all unired States
points; steamship tickets to and from all
European points; foreign money orders and
drafts; passports secured, prompt and rea-
sonable. Aliens ticket ofice, No. 173 East
Third st., st. Paul MINI.
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heIp Wanted d-males.


APPRENTICE Wanted, good, strong boy
Works,
BI BIA6KsMITE- frst-class machine
b.aeksmith: steady work and , tIfst-oiaeb
is FlttS ~. ssts soith. MI Minneapolis. ii 'A'
Bt.ACKsMfTH- Waited, q good Blacksmith
Medley, Bertha. MINI.
c9oEatsd ta + sot sass srds Ws,a Sss a94 gs,t
Pavilion.
oLEIR1K-wanted. young man capable OF
waiting On trade and taking orders for a
Address q 1s, Globe.
DRUG CLERK-wanted, eernan-speaking
drug clerk, Single, with q OF 8 years e.
pegienee. and satisfactory rsferentes, t6f
sosa eoantry s store Apply t9 Charles Dawson,
nNarNBER- ER-wanted. engineer to run hoist
ing engine on derrick work; must be expe-
rienced. 164 East Third st.
young man for mems department.; one liv.
ing at home preferred; state age and where
sALEsMEN- -s1oo NORTH and expenses
guaranteed, Selling to merchants and fam
lilies our 1aashines & for cooling refrlgerators,
For full particulars address Arctic Refrig-
Grating Co. Cincinnati, o.
TEAcHEfs-1,eeo male and female teachers
needed a now to fiji vacancies caused BY
StEsSarx pSbaa xaf; ia. Union Teachers Agencies
er work IN 'GasPs aessrtsnt i'r stese
So must be willing to work and an experienced
dry goods salesman. Address N. 3.
sohonwsiler. West Superior. Wis.
WANTED-Fat statesmen; no others need ap-
ss ss Dses Dpsa D. dses 1s.s 6 fo
wANTED-Men to learn barber trade. Only
eight weeks required. Complete outdt Of
tools donated. Wages in shops Saturdays
bef before etempeins consant prastse e.
Moler's Barber College, 223 Washington
av. south, Minneapolis
Help Wanted Females.
>~---o~~~~-~~>~~~~~
CoCK-Wanted. a strong girl cook. 2se Mel
HOUsDwORK-Want girl for general
housework; two in family; must be abe to
take charge OF house; references. 40 West
Ninth st.
Observation-Disclosures, neat, reliable girl
for general housework modern conven-
iences; no washing. 4s1 stryker ay. West
81 raul.
Observation-Disclosures, a competent girl for
general housework in family OF two 61s
6elby ay.
HoUsEWoRK-Wanted competent girl for
general housework. Call Sunday. 10 Day
ton ay.
HOUsEWORK-A good girl wanted at 4551s
Wabasha St., German preferred.
HoUSEWoRK-Wanted a girl for general
housework. Call Monday at Room 209,
Baltimore Block, Seventh and jackson sts.
HOUsEWORK-Wanted, a girl for general
housework; three in family. Apply 1853
Sherburne av.
HOUsEWORK-wanted, girl for general
housework. 246 West Third ut.
OUsEWORK-Wanted, at 462 Holly ay,
girl for general housework: no washing
LAUNDREss- good laundress to
take home washing. 25s Dayton ay.
LADY WORKERS on an entirely new
scheme; worked successfully in the South;
first come, best territory. 318 Wabasha st.
Apply to II a. m.
NURsE-Wanted, competent and expert
enced nurse for children apply at once
Call at 584 Grand ay.
NURsE-Wanted, a bright, young German
girl as nurse for children. Mrs. II. F.
Thompson, 1888 Woodward av.
NURSE+Wanted, a competent, experienced
nurse for children. Call b84 Grand aH
SECOND GIRL-Wanted, at once, a second
girl, at 240 Dayton av.
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Lost and Found,

s-~-@e~~.~~c.~3~.~~->
COW sTRAYED OR sToLEN-Black ana
Thit9 Ho-stefn COW. Return same 70 II.
81: syanson for reward. 1926 Charles 81.
DVG DoSr:-Foxhound, black back. tan
iees. white feet white tip end Of tssi
Wnite stripe on neck. long ears. Return 10
Dog LosrFsmaie skye terrier; gray shaggy
nair; answers to the mamie Of Fiossy. IJh,
eral reward if returned to ss5 Aurora Az
DOG L0sT-Blenheim spaniel dog 1Ss,t.
ana Yellow color. Return to 57s Laurel av.1
receive reward. q A'''
Gh!P LOST--Lost, small tan grip containing
seAe,n seliet artie:es. small sum Of money and a
and Westeott- Suitable reward if returned
TO Go West Tenth ct. ''eu
TIIN PARTY who picked ub clover Leaf
RreastRin had better deliver same to Sea East
seventh ST., Eet reward and avoid trouble.
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Real Estate FOR Sale,

- ~~-~~~~~-~.~S~~~~NcNA~~
I4AND-For sale cheap Oh sssy terms, .f.
auisbs On toqs tEases9n st. with house and tar
Globe.
tANb-For sale. at a bargain. On cav term.
piece OF land equal to four iots' eor1eT
Bnfhs av. and Mound st. Address & L.,
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CIairyoyants.

MRS. ALICE AUSTIN-Clairvoyant and card
reader; ladies, rs and so cents. 4S4 Cedar
ct near Ninth
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MRS. WILLIAM, clairvoyant and massagist,
reveals past present and future 542 Cedar
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Horses and GaFriages,

A LARGE sOPPLY Of farm mares, heavy
fn stock: private sal@ daily; part Gme
given desfred. Barrett & zfninerman n =
stables. MinnesSta Trarsfer. st Paul, Minn.
GOOD PAeTURE inside city limits. Horses.
% cents rer week; called for and returned
On notice. A. Trip. 800 West Seventh st.
MULES. MULEs-Fifty head Of mules Of
Dest quality Just arrived and will be sold
Gheap. Barrett Zimmerman, Minnesota
Transfer, st. Paul.
THE FINEST lot Of heavy draft drivers ana
farm mares We have had I'm years, at South
St Paul, a. @. W. Wentworth & Co. a
Stables:
WANfaD-E9ve shapely and pretty girls to
pose as Hving picture models. Call at
stage door Grand Opera House, o. m
Sunday. L. q. miller. - A-
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Business Chances,

A GENTLEMAN of wide experience will nro-
mote any enterprise Of merit. Address
BUTCHER shop with stationary ice box:
no. location for frst-class man; cash Gus
toners. AZ Smith av.. $40. Look this up.
S22 Manhattan Bldg.
AM AN UP-To=DATE MILLER open for
engagement; either salary or per Cent 81
profits; Or would join a company and build
a m9dern mill; can take q small amount
OF stock: For credentials and particulars,
addfess H 81. Globe
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Finan sIaI,

MONEY loaned on life policies: or bought. L.
T. Van Norman. Guar. Bldg. M.nr6ar ro.ts.
WANT $500 for three years on improved 81.
Paul property, renting for $96 per annum;
security valued at 5000 on the market.
Address a, Globe.
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EXOHANGE-A forty-acre farm In Seattle,
clear. for a small house and lot. Address
) SS, Globe.
EACHANGEEA furnished house and cook
ing utensils upright PIANO, for a house and
lot. Address %, Globe
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for general housework; modern conven-
fences; no washing. 491 stryker av., West
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Houses for Rent,

AOUSESGems Of modern 10-rcom houses
newly nsN decorated, new open plumbing, Ncs
ton av., opposite Dayton Avenue Presby.
terian church. Both houses open Sunday
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Business Personals.


.~~o~~.o-~~~~No~.r~e-e-~S~
ANNA MACK, from Chicago, ISs East Sew
enth at.: baths all kinds: expert massagista.
DIR. STELLA FREMONT, select massage,
vapor, alcohol and electric baths. 165 East
Seventh ct. corner OF Jackson: Room 4.
NINE. LAURETTA'S massage bath parlors;
elite patronage solicited. 3l9 Jackson ST.
MRS. DR.. STEIN - Baths; e1ectro-magnstio
st.. quite 200.
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Personal.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN would like to make
the acquaintance of a young lady who Is
in need o. a confidential friend Address
J 49, Globe.
A THOROUGHLY reliable fellow wishes to
meet a young lady Of lively disposition
who appreciates good time. Address l.
w. ", Globe.
INFLUENTIAL GENTLEMAN, $50, 900 IN
come, fnds life has but few charms with
out sympathetic wife, Marriage Seeker, 200
East Fifty-frst ST., New York.
LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATORS: never
fails; send cents for Woman's Safe Guard,
Wilcox Med. Co.. Dept 1i6. Philadelphia
Pa.
UNINCUMBERED widower; kind-he lrted
and generous; no relatives; lover of home
100000. longs for sensible. kind-hearted,
devoted wife. Generosity" 13S Eat Sixty
firth st., New York city.
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Help Wanted Females,

>~@>-e~~cee~~'---~>~-'--~~ ~-'4~s"~~~-~~~~~-~|~~~
COCK-Wanted, strong girl cook. 2se Mel
son.
OUsEWORK-Wanted, a girl for general
h9usework; tsna two in family; must be- abe tq
Ninth nj
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HoUSE-For rent, 7cS Marshall av.; all mod
Address IS East Tenth st. Reference re-
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Flats for Rent,

FLATS-For rent, Virginia fats, East Sum
mit av.; elevator, ETC., rent. SIS to S45.
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HOUSEE268 West Fifth ST., nine-roorn housa
gas, bath, furnace; A location; 10 car fare.
ESQ Pleasant eV., eight and bath; coed re-
pair; near Peoples church. Reese G. Co.
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HOUSHS-For rent 10-rcom modern house
and broom house Sept. 1. Inquire at
$50 st. Peter ct.
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Observation-Disclosures a competent girl for
general housework in family OF two. 619
Selby nv.
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"A gun loaded and handled care
lessly was the cause of the death
OF prominent young man, Dalton
Courtney, at Carencro, last Sunday
morning. 1t seems that Courtney
and another young man, Armand
Andrus, were discussing upon the
qualities Of the gun, when by an
unlocked event, the gun fell from
the hands of Andrus, and striking
the floor, its load was discharged,
striking the young Courtney-At
the same moment, his friend An
drus, realizing the unexpected oc-
currcnce became delirious. Both
of the young men belong to prom
inent families in this parish and
St. Landry. The father Of Court
ney is prominent doctor of Caren'
GRO, and the young Andrus' father
is a prominent merchant. This
tragedy is deeply regretted, ane
the Advertiser sympathizes witt
the bereaved amily.
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The performance given by men,
bers of Camp l. B. Hood, Sons
of Confederate Veterans of Galvest-
on, Texas, under the management
of Commander F. G. King and l..
C. Chapman, Will Delaney, mem
bers, was great success. Falk S
Opera House contained the largest
crowd ever assembled there since
many years. A net sum Of So l
was realized which will 60 to the
soldiers and sailors relief fund. The
string band of Lafayette discoursec
excellent music during the per
larmance, n fact it was one OF thu
hit OF the e. ening.
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our Visitors.

Mr.. S. locke Breaux, OF New
Orleans, was in'Aatayette this week
Miss Webber of Thibodeaux, n
visiting Mrs. w. B. Weber OF
this place.
-Revs. Fathers Guillot, of St.
James, and Scott of the New Or
leans cathedral we're in lafayette
during the week, the guests OF
Revs. Father Forge
Nv. w. Duson, of Crowley, the
everlasting hustler in real estate
called on our real estate man, Am
broise Mouton, during the week
and by the bright looks of the
latter, we concluded that the con-
ference between the two had been
profitable to A. M.
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IAN rights rsserved.)
CHAPTER: I. Continued

: e =
Despite the rapid decreasing OF
the hoplessIy faded stock, the sta
te Of affairs was viewed, from a
different standpoint, with anything
bit satisfaction, by the other girls,
and especially 50 by the precise
Mrs. Wise, who seeing her favor
ite. Mile De Charney's stall de-
serted for that Of her presuming
poverness, was enraged. all the
more IS because Miss Lancaster,
who was assisting Gladys De Char
ney. Vas the daughter Of one o.
her husband's most fashionable
patients. AS the time wore or
and the excitement Of selling hel
goods subsidized, Beatrice. keenl,
sensitive to outward influences
awoke to the adverse scntimeht'
ereertained against her. She fcl
Glsdys studied avoidance Of he
4 5nou. M anything else, evel
I, nctk .han tie prospect Of : scold
j jne fro1 Ms Wise, for she adfS1f
u y I proud dzEgh htcr an
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Th VIII Run At xarr..

we u lerstand that our Solons
will allofthe stock to rim m th.
streets a limited time, on ac-
count q ne swampy condition of
some q hem. 1t is true that if
is very agreeable to see horses.
mules, rs, colts, etc, etc., run
ming at ge on the streets and to
be expd to be kicked by them,
but bedfn the two evils, one has
to choo ne best. Money being
very So in the city treasury.
Some our neighboring towns
have ID requiring the landlords
TO cut grass, weeds, etc.; be-
tore t1 respective houses or to
plank side walks; it may be
that II fayette had such laws.
our 30 could employ that mon
ey novd for plank walks, etc;
to otf improvements more in
! keepin fth wide awake town
in the century
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"A war relief association has been
formed by the ladies of Lafayette
under the leadership of Mrs. F.
Demanade for the purpose ofaiding
in the care of the sick and wounded
American soldiers. Mrs. F. E.
Girard has been elected secretary
and Mrs. Will Clark treasurer. A
monthly fee Of 25cts. is paid by
members but the ladies are very
anxious to forward neat sum as
soon as possible, SO have devised
a plan to afford the public an oppor-
tunity of assisting in this laudable
andhumane enterprise. A con-
ribution box will be found at the
Post Office and all are invited te
place therein substantial express
sions of sympathy and interest II
the shape of dimes, quarters ano
dollars. Next Wednesday evening
at six o clock the ladies will NEE
at the residence of Mrs. N. P. Mos!
to count the amount realized ane
forward same to the state relief as
sociation. Open your hearts an;
purses in aid of this benevolen
undertaking and God willbless you
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"Not unless you are ashamed
OF your thoughts. >
"You are too quick for a lum-
bering fellow like me, however /
don't happen to be ashamed OF
my thoughts just at the present
thinking. While my sister is just
as good girl as you could find in
this world, ! am not SO sure about
the saint and martyrdom business.
Not that / think she is just as well
off without those accomplishments,
they are an uncomfortable notion
for the present age" he loosely
observed
"Still they are not antiquated,
even in the present utilitarian age,
and fortunately or unfortunately,
for us, you find the ancient power:
Of endurance still existing where
they would be least expected te
exist. =
il Her voice had ring Of sucf
. pathos, which was so strongly a
. variance with her bright anima tet
; mood Of the afternoon that he wa
: deeply touched, as well as startled
. AFTER all, Miss Conner, thinl
they are grand qualities, and me-
and women loose more than the,
3 gain in the easy going indifferen
Ispirit Of the age
"Ah!" she exclaimed, "don'
: fear, martyrdom, in some form {
+ other, is still a painful fact I
many. But there's Lord Lighto
:, offering those valuable articles ;
{ auction, =
so he IS. and splendid au'
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certain letter. which their govern
ess' when she thought herself
unobserved. would read and
reread. ~
Mile lie Charney invited Beat
rice to a tennis party, which She.
intended giving the week after the.
bazar, this TACT alone tended tow.
af afds sat satisfying, the unrelenting,
MRS. Wise's resentment, consider
ing, as she did, that the invitation,
only proved the utter contempt
GLADYS felt for the. little governcss'
w'les with regard to Lord Lighton
and her brother.
i am sure it is very kind Of
dear Gladys to ask you, consider.
ing your position and the short
time you have been here. and !
am very much pleased to let vou
60. ! will give you a good piece
OF advice, however: If / were n
your position shouldn't allow the,
young men to pay me so much
attention, especially Lord Lighton.
ano Monsieur De Charney. OF
course they are sure to be kind to,
you but it would be very foolish of
you 10 iancy they mean anything
more than courtesy. Besides,
Iofd L'ghton admires Gladys very
that you would make,
any material difference, ofeoursc. !"
oeatrlce maintained her asuaE
provoking silence. Fate. ag,in
smiled upon her..
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Mr.. H. 7. Higgenb otham, OF
New York, representing the San
born Perris Co., is in Lafayette
for the purpose of making new
maps for the Insurance Co., show
ing every building ETC., His busi-
ness will be to acquaint the Compa
ny with the system of water works
now in operation, its efficiency
which will certainly secure low
rates of insurance for our merchants.
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Lafayette String Band.

We are glad to announce that
in the near future this band W i'll be
enabled to treat the public of La
fayette with good music from a
chosen repertory. 1t is surprisin 6
how this band has improved OF
late and each member of it is prac-
ticing to make it the very best.
That's right-We are very fond OF
GOOD music.
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tenderly OF his only chum. For
the beautiful wears daughter. who
by right of birth could enter the
most exclusive society, was very
o .oud and difficult to please.
II sit and look at your sister,
in church. sometimes" she said
in a wistful tone, her voice devoid
of all flattery. "She reminds me
of one of the saints, and when
the golden sunlight streams through
the window behind her, it makes
me think of the glory that tradi-
ton says shone about them when
martyred. Quite poetical, is it!
1t is well that Mrs. Wise knows
naught Of my papist fancies; foi
you know she is of strict evangel-
ical principles.
Monsieur De Charney was rather
amused at the pretty compliment
paid to his sister, who notwithstand.
ing the fact Of her being a higf
minded girl, was. withal but hu'
man. He recalled the speech sh'
had made in behalf Of the unsus
pecting governess, when he ex
pressed his admiration, and h
could not suppress the smile whicl
crossed his lips,
"Now what are you laughin
at7'
"Oh nothing. 4
my, but that was a tremer
ldous one. You were either laugh
ing at me or your sister.
!, "You frighten me, Miss Come
l shall have to wear mask, hei
, after, when | talk to YOU
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OUR SHOW wINDow..

Very fine samples Of our parish
products have been brought to our
Office during the week. We are
glad to record such very fine re-
suits, it shows that Lafayette can
compare favorably will any other
section of our state.
Sugar Cane. H
|-tlne specimens of cane some
win seven joints ready for our
rehnerles were brought to us bv
Messrs. w. p. Thomas, Jos. Ross.
Vavasseur Mouton, Armand Chau-
pin, w. S. Torian and Nicholson
DR.. F. E. Girard sent a very
| f'ne stalk of ordinary quality well
loaded, DIR. T. B. Hopkins fur
nlshed us with a stalk of. limbless
cotton which had 100 bolls and
squares, which is rather out OF the,
ordinary for this early day and
vet season, and last of all Mr.. A.
3.acque who brought us a stalk of
'teckler Cotton loaded with 12A.
'olls and squares.
Corn.
Very fine samples of this product.
ere forwarded US bv Messrc II.
,oss, Archie Morgan, ,Farrar
lindsay and Leonce Gladu. Ears
ere OF good size and the stalks
ere as tall as Id feet.
Peaches, Grapes, 10.
>flne products OF the above were.
mt us also.
What Il Lacking.
We would like very much to-
ceive monster watermelon.
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Too Heavily Charged.

Last week we complained about
the electric lights, but from a tax
the secretary of the Co. had with
us. we found that the main line
has already an overplus of rs llghts
to take care of and that another
main line is absolutely necessary,
We hope that our authorities Nih
make the needed increase, as VICE
the winter approaching, there VIII
be an increase for more lights:
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An Expression From Fighting bob"

In his report to Admiral Samp-
son, on the great naval battle OF
July 3rd, Captain Bob Evans
says: l can't express my admira-
ton for my magnificent crew. SO
long as the enemy showed his flag
they fought like American seamen
but when the flag came down
they were as gentle and tender as
American women.
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War Dots.

The French Ambassador has
presented to the President a letter
from the Queen Regent Of Spain
sueing for peace.
Our flag is flying in Porto-Rico,
where General Miles has effected
a landing.
General Shafter has some un-
pleasantness with the civil governor
of Santiago de Cuba, which ter
minated by the former calling the
latter a "presuming rascal. =
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had an uncomfortable desire to b.
friends with her. She had not
been resident Of the neighborhood
long enough to become acquainted
with more of the "Wise" circle of
friends, SO the GOODNESS manifested
by the other girls did not ammo,
her in the least.
"How lovely your sister ISL
she abruptly said to Monsieur De
Charney, who invited her t. have
tea with him, Lord Lighton hav-
ing to take charge OF her stall
during her absence. Most all the
young people having had their tea
the refreshments stalls were com.
pal atively deserted when Guy De
! Charney led that horrid girl, to q
small table in cozy corner, from
where they could overlook thu
whole room. Beatrice rest~d he
eyes upon various stall holders, Nal
disdainfully, half amused, includini
/ Mrs. Wise, who, metaphorically
speaking, was prostrating hersel
before local grandee.
i do you think so?' said he
with brotherly lack Of enthusiasm
although he was very proud OF hi
handsome sister, and the only ma
he considered worthy of this priz
was his friend Lord Louis Lighter
d Not that he had ever thought muc
/ tlof the possibility Of reunion be-
riween them. He had felt yer
i much elated, however upon pc
-Iceving the nobleman's admiratio
-Ifor his sister, and when Gladly:
4 had upon several occasions, spoke
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Using The brush.

Mr.. P. B. Roy is putting good
looks in portion of Lafayette,
where his buildings are located.
They have been repainted anew
and present a fine appearance.
The value of his buildings have
been enhanced thereby.
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LEFT For Missouri.

Mr.. Sidney Veazey left last
Tuesday for Missouri, where he
will make a selection of fine horses
and mules and will soon return to
Lafayette with carload of them
Those in need of good animals
will do we'll to be on hand at his
return.
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in view Of the fact that people
from distant States are writing
daily to our real estate man. h IS
latter one has decided to have
circulars printed setting forth the
resources and advantages OF this
town and parish, SO as to induce
home seekers and capitalists ~
come among us,
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&lhe work on this most importan,
building is progressing vesy rap.
idly A visit made to it HAS show,
us that the proportions of the
building will be very iarge. Al
most nothing of the oi buildino
has or will be used a, he whole
Will be entirely new. About One
hundred "ien are employed in
imaroving the plant.
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"A game Of Base Ball will be
played tomorrow at Oak Avenue
Park, at 3 p. M, between the
young men of the Court House
and those OF the Depot. The pro-
ceeds of the game will be devoted
to provide the many things need
ed by our volunteers.