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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-08
At &c yard

About $50 yards OF very fine Check
and Striped Tahetas. Rich Plaids.
Elegant Persian Effects. Fine Silks
for Waists and Innings. worth up
to $500 yard; removal sale price
only 6sc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-08

b.. Hirschfeld and G.. A. Lobbenger,
partners in a grocery and Wholesale
commission business. nave disagreed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-08
Fine Silks at 48c yard

About 500 yards very handsome
Black and Colored Silks and Satins.
Brocaded Satins. Checked Tanetas.
Black Brocaded Satins and a swell
line Of evening shades in Grena-
dimes. not a yard in the lot worth
less than 800. some worth $l.50; re-
moval sale price only 4sc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-08
Black Goods at Soc yard
At 75c yard

About 500 yards Very Fine All
Wool Serges, Imported Novelties.
Fine French Henriettas. All Wool
Poplins. 54-inch All Wool English
Storm Serges, etc. worth UP to $z.0o
yard; sale price only 75c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-08

There will be no court to-day in
either department, Judge Clancy hsv-
ing adjourned last Saturday until next
Friday. and Judge Lindsay yesterday
continued all matters that had been
set for to-day until tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-08
COiored Goods at Csc ward

Odds and ends. some 40 pieces and
part pieces very fine Novelty Goods.
all this seasons styles and worth
up to $1.00 yard. but we want to
close them out this week at the low
figure of 49c. When you see them
you'll want to buy.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20
Our 1irth Day.

With this number, The AD-
vERTlsER enters in its thirty
fourth year
Its existence so far has been
varied and number Of generations
have melted away during it's life.
AS in the past, The ADVERT
SER will in the future be the guard
ian OF the interests of the commu-
nifty, without fear, seeking no IA
vor.
II Will try to be newsy sheet
giving all the happenings Of its
immediate neighborhood.
II our friends help us financially
and otherwise, the thirty-fourth
year of THE ADVERTISER will
reach still higher standard in the
newspaperdom.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20

To get out of this rat trap. Oh
| gave that clever fly cop the chase
for his life though. He though.
he had me Several times, but l
gave him the merry ha! ha! at
Bristol. His assumed reckless
ness, vanished, as he noticed the
frightened look in the young girls
eyes, Darling! oh don't look
like that! he lost sight of me, I'm
safe here in this old dungeon, asifI
were buried, besides before | am
a week older, | hope to be on my
way to America. Besides, my
sweetheart, l find this subterranean
cave delightful cool place to sleep
in, and during the days l get a
glimpse of your beautiful face. ha!
l;Ha! ha! l nearly broke my neck
tumbling into that delightful hole,
| though. when those chaps came.
My darling! who was the
other one, you did not tell me his
name =
| "He-he is a friend of Lord
Lighton-he-thinks a deal of
himself too, but in quite different
way. He is SO different from the
others. =
"How different dear?'
| "Oh, don't know, only / am
sure he suspected something, but
you need lave no fear, he is differ
Ient from the others. There | am
staying too long, must go, good
bye Willard until to night =
/ Before Beatri,e could turn to
leave. the willy fox had caught the
] helpless lamb in his strong arms
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20
Musical.

"A musical concert, interspcrscd
with drills and recitations, will be
given by the ladies' OF the Episcopal
Church guild on Saturday, the 27th
instant, at Falk's Opera House.
An enjoyable programme is being
arranged for the occasion. The
doors will beopen at 8 pm. and
the curtain will rise"a half hour
later. There will be no reserved
seats, bht general admission fee
of Is cer'ts will be charged. After
the enter sainment ice cream, cakes
and other light refreshments will
be served. The proceeds OF the
entertainment will be a contribution
to the Episcopal Church building
fund, and all friends OF the cause
are invited to lend their assistance
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Straw hats at five per cent below cost
at the Racket Store.
A Reception.

miss Sinonia Broussard, of
Youngsville, rendered a reception
to her many friends, last Sunday
night, at her loving home.
AS a hostess, Miss Simonia,
combined gracefulness and pleas
antness to such a degree that
everyone was made to feel at
home.
Songs, games and others pas
time were indulged in by the great
throng of young people present.
Refreshing drinks were served
and partaken by the many guests
The night was far advanced and
CLEANS Of the coming day were
perceptible when each guest home
ward bound, went along sweetly
thinking about the many charms
of the beautiful Miss Broussard.
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BIRTHS.
BIRTHS,
Mrs. CASTOR Veazey-a boy.

and drew her to him in close,
fond embrace. so you would
leave me without even one kiss,
Ell! just when l have no one in the
world but you! KISS me, just once
darling, perhaps tbs for the last
time
The young girl raised her pale
face and pressed her cold colorless
lips to those OF the young man.
Beatrice! oh God! it has come
between us at last, l feel it, here
in my poor heart, dearest l don't
blame you, my lovely one, / des-
erve it,. Oh! God! l am deeply
punished for my folly, my last hope
| is gone, you love me no longer.
The young man sank down upon
stone and bowing his dark hand
some head he wept bitter tears.
Hush, Willard, don't break
like that, you have great cause to
be firm. Let usspeak no more Of
the past. | only care now for
your safety.
Then you care for me still?"
Il am yours, Willard until you
free me from my promise
.'Ah! Beatrice, if you were to
desert me now, should go mad
-madi'
You need have no fear Willard.
| shall always be true to my pro-
mise, whatever the cost might be.
Good bye, until to night, ] must
must go''
Beatrice flew, as it were, down
the steep incline and soon rejoined
the anxious young men. who had
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20

The Lafayette High School will
be opened on Monday, Sept. 5th.
Prof. w. A.. LeRosen, the prln-
cipal, will be in Lafayette on theIst.
Mr.. E. H. Vordenbaumen, OF
Shreveport, arrived in Lafayette
yesterday to attend to business mat
tiers connected with his lumber yard
here.
-Dr. J. L. Duhart, returned last
Wednesday from Houma where he
had been called last Saturday, his
wife being critically i'll, but as he
left her, on his return, she was a
great deal better and has hope o.
her entire recovery.
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People Coming and Goius.

Miss Nita Lacoste, is enjoying
a pleasant visit in Carencro.
Miss Isa,he Mcdaniel, returned
from Patterson last Saturday.
Miss Irma Mouton left Thurs
day for Brs4ux Bridge to spend
week. g.,
Mr.. Henzl TnAspsezA viii fill
the place otMr. Canettle untif4''s'
return. =
Judge c. Debaillon left Thurs
dag for St. Martinsvile to remain
few days.
Mr.. F. Canettle left last Sunday
for New Orleans, where he will e.
main a month.
MFR. Olivier Darby, OF New Iberia
came on visit to his father in La
fayette last Sunday.
Miss Gabriel Guchereau is now
employed in the Real Estate Office
OF Mr.. Ambrose Mouton.
l-Dr. r. B. Raney re turned last
Thursday from the North where
he spent about month.
Mr.. Alfred Bonnet Jr. left yes
terday on short visit to his grand
parents in Opelousas, La.
Mrs. J. Nickerson and son Jack
returned last Thursd ay from Cana
da after one months absence.
POSTMASTER sMouton, left for
Little Rock, Ark. as delegate
to the Grand Lodge A. O. u. w
Miss Henriette Doucet, returned
last Monday, from New Iberia
where she had spent few weeks
with her sister.
Mr.. Arcade Gauthier, of St
Martinville, was in Lafayette thi:
week, visiting friends and acquaint
ances. He was accompanied by
bis daughter, Miss Lucia, who vii
spend few days with Misses Ell;
and Suzanne Bienvenue
Miss Matte Weir and Miss Susie
J Hopkins are visiting friends i,
Houston, Texas; they assisted Mis-
B. F. Bonner in serving Luncheon
to the soldiers of the Ath. Texa
Regiment as they passed througl
Houston on the Ieinst. Misse
Matte and Susie will visit La Port
and Galveston before they returl
home.
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II say he repeated, his face
darkening with half jealous, half
anxious fear, who were they? I
thought l recognized one voice
Zone was-Lord Lighton OF
Longview. =
What! Lighton! Louis Light
on of Longview!''
Neutrality-suspicious. him -
"I-I spoke to him once-that
is we'll yes l might say | know
him very we'll
'.You! know him!' she cried
with startled expression in her
|eyes.
els there anything very strange
in that, I know him by name. By
george, Beauty, it would have been
the queerest trick of fate, had he
caught me here. :
"Why?" she asked, horrible
fear tearing her heart.
..Oh, nothing-because-wel
he is such a straight forward chap
land thinks such a lot Of himsel
and his noble name. that he woule
consider this duty to blow on mt
alisoventhe country. then it woule
He all day with Willie. =
Beatrice looked away to hide he
tears.
| must go now, she said, s
4 cant stay any longer, Willard.
1 viii CONS back tonight. lima,
| Ibc quii hate before | can slip out.
Ibut ] wilt be here sure. I'll brins
1 yon something to eat. And to
1 |mcrrow perhaps you can find !;
Ixhancc to- I.
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Death, the link that parts mortals
from parents and friends is always
sad, but more so must it be when
the grim angel gathers one attain
ing full womanhood and waiting
on the threshold OF the natured lifg
to enjoy it and become useful
member of it.
But the One who in the hollow
OF His hand holds the destiny
and existence OF individuals has
seen fit to call to Him in his king
dom on high Miss Sophie Martin,
daughter of Martial Martin and
Evelina Harmon, who died at
Carencro, La, last Wednesday
night at 80 at the residence of
her brother-in-law. Miss Martin
was just entering in full woman
hood being aged 20 years and 10
months. An useful life was open
ing before her but the death angel
is no respecter of persons.
"A full bioomsd flower. plucked by the Master"
The Advertiser sends its con-
dolences to the bereaved family !.
Mrs. Ed. Martin, nee Cecilia
Mouton, died yesterday morning
at her residence, at the age of ID
She leaves eight children.
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I-couldn't exactly say just
where l left it, ah please do me
the favor and 60 on, lam afraid
the children will be caught in the
rain, she nervously cried as she
saw them look back. Lighton..and
the children had gone in advance.
please don't let them stop, they
will pretty soon if | don't go on
and must go back--after-my
book. =
Alright I'll go on and join
Them" said Guy, plying her few
erish anxiety.
Beatrice ran, with all haste,
back to the old castle. "Oh I'm
SO glad he isn't like the rest Of
them. l cant help trusting him,
he seemed to understand so well. =
At last she reached the castle worn
out running and breathless for feal
of being discovered.
"Willard! ]! Millard!' she cried
upon gaining the entrance OF The
dungeon. Willard oh Willard! g
she softly repeadId.
1t was a singularly handsome
young man, OF not more thai
twenty-five, with restless hag'
gard yet reckless expression 4
| his grey eyes, which we're unusu
ally large, that crept out Of tn
dungeon.
En-! that was deuce clos
shave! Ell my beauty g - CAV
went to 4 short mirthIa lgh
| While Beatrice, brestl less 81
] tr<n,h linz leaned y a1eillst the
ssal rid <oan ea s
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coRREsp oNo EHc1.
SCOTT LA. Aug. 18th. rs

TO Judge McFaddin of your
| Town, is due the public thanks for
hand-bills their free distribution
giving a remedy for the cure of the
present epidemic sickness which
has destroyed and is still killing SO
MANY of our horses. We hope
and pray that much of the good ef-
fects promised by his treatment
may oc realized, and the osses
mitigated if not arrested by the
Judges kind Office at this coming
to the rescue of our noble and use
ful animal.
The by no means inconsiderable
number of horses many, valuable
anirnals) that have already died
from the malady at hand is truly
distressing in some instances some
of the farmers have lost their all,
the last head; and as one Of these
expressed it to your correspondent
this day, If my neighbors can
manage to save theirs, can borrow
occasionally, but if we all were to
lose every thing, what then3''
Deputy registrar of voters, Mr..
Aymar Liable, was in Scott one
day this week, but don't think he
effected much business in his line.
MIR. Bernard and family of Frank
lin La. is spending few days in
Scott, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Price. Mr.. Price is the own
er and manager Of one OF our
lumber yards, and as such has
greatly reduced the former prices
in lumber (; success to him.
Every body is waiting to see that
Scott Catholic Church go up, and
why not!
Whilst Scott shall have reason to
regret the loss, by change OF res
idence of one of her best and most
progressive citizen, MIR. Simeon
Begnaud, certainly the town OF
Lafayette may we'll congratulate
itself upon this addition OF another
honored name to her already long
| list of distinguished citizens MIR.
Begnaud having lately acquired by
purchase the corner property now
occupied by Mr.. A. Peck, viii
soon begin the erection thereon o
a modern two story building, in
tented as Bachelor Hall for himself
combined with business. Though
| he goes, we know our old frieno
will ever look back to Scott for the
sake of o auld lang-syne.
The Democrats of Lafayette who
USED A. E. Wimberly during tht
late contest for ?. NJ. Of Lafayette
say that, the fellow is EASY STUFF
to handle, we BELIEVE them ane
have FORTIFIED reasons for thi
belief; more anon however abou
that SNEAK.
Frank Price, alias Therese o
Scott, albeit OF all parts, says that
the difference between a soldie
and a woman is that the forme
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-Constructors are seen every day
in Lafayette. Daily and Philips
from New iberia, and Thompson
from Duson were in our town. An
derson told us that he has ; or 4
new buildings on hand. Who
says Lafayette is not on a boom !?
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20

Lovers of fine stationary for social
correspondence Can crafty their liking
st the Moss Pharmacy. The latest
esstyleg' are always kept on hand.
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Fort DHvN.

~ -
1--WE we ,hs ha.' sdvau,sges possessed py
Wastssrn.Te S,1.ns erss in relation to puaimJ%n an,,%
"es'srn n'synt. There is no dour'
in our,niindI that this far % lsme" n,scs. s
III t;ou NJ !: eou2,l to the old famed pa.;S p,ac;;Ss
where inysllias congSss' . 'ssa'
he4!,h sq K s,;sss,ft ,;.s & Ii. South ara P.ei
A. 1;uuse1 @ II eRou.e5 @ four huldred an"
eighty. .eeykn miies from - - 1 has9rs1
4 less snsa 8, Is -: Iea1
mile, ess, Of L Ps5J. Vlll
ton, which tra1erssd BY ths Southern
Pacific, is almost unknown, and yet
thi. is the very spot where health and
strength can be regained almost NIL
raculously.
Fort Davis, settlement, reached
daily by stage line. is ~ miles north
of the town Of Maria. on the Southern
Pacific road. Years ago it was re-
serva,ion for the u. b. Army. II
stands $500 feet above sea level. sur
rounded by hills, located in a valley,
III the center Of which Cows y SMALL
clear stream fed by the springs OF q
canyon near by, which assist materially
in making the location attractive.
The air is SO dry aud the absence o.
humidity so marked that the hea
which sometimes attain 100 degr q,
scarcely felt Sunstrokes are unknown
and no matter how hot the sun ma,
be, one always End it cool and pleasan
in the shade.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20

The Catholic Ass ociation of
Scott has awarded to Mr.. B. F.
Anderson the contract for build
ing the church. Mr.. Emile Mouton
is to furnish the lumber. Price
So 800. Work will commence next
week.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20

FoR SALE. At Bowser & Wilson's:
Stables 6O5-613 Preston Ave. Houst :
or, Tex. or Houston Stock va rds.
200 mules 3 to 5 years old IA to 16
hands, and few horses.
w. A. MOODY.
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so cents buys One Dollars worth Of
shoes at Moss and Co.'S, if you read
their advertisement in another column
and profit by it.
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Its at Moss aud Co.'S you get them
those nice soda crackers. Fine table
butter, on ice, also.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20

New shoes, New shoesl New shoes
Just arrived. Ladies, Men and child
rem, at the Racket Store.
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Lieut.. James A. Moss wired hi
father that he arrived at Montauk,
N. Y. last Thursday afternoon.
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Coca Cola strengthens and energies
in wonderful way. 1t is served fresh
every day at the Moss Pharmacy soda
fountain.
Read the ad. of Amb. Mouton
and call on HIM for whatever you
need in his line, you will not re-
gret it.
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The little daughter of Augus.e
Liable who has been i'll of the fever
is out Of danger.
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Fresh Anthrax vaccine for charbon
is received daily at the Moss pharmacy
for the convenience Of owners Of live
stock.
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Fertilizer.

"a small quantity of
cotton seed or other fertilizers has
been applied, the result is truly
astonishing.
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With every dress sold at the Rack
ct store, buyer will get pattern.
A Petition.

1.-The following petition, address
ed to the incoming postmaster,
Paul Demanade, has received the
endorsement OF large number OF
persons:
The undersigned residents and
property-hoIders OF Lafayette res
pectfully submit for your consider
alton the following valid reasons
for making no change in the loca-
>tion of the post-office:
G) The present location is
about the center OF the population
and OF the business portion OF the
town.
(2) Being onSthe principal
thoroughfare it is easy and conve-
nient of access to a large majority
OF the people.
CD The present location is Sc
well known fffar1hy change would
be a disadvantage to the public.
For these reasons, and knowing
your desire to satisfy the conve-
nience and wishes OF the public as
postmaster, We request that nc
change be made in the location o
the post-ofice.
1t is not known what may b.
the intentions Of the new pos
master with regard to the location
Of the post-office under his reg
ime, but it is c'rtain that it is i'm
possible to improve on the pres
ent location from the standpoint
OF the greatest convenience t. th'
greatest number OF the patrons Q
the Office.
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Our new goods will arrive at the
Racket Store when our great emporium
will be completed.
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There will be Grand Ball to-
morrow at Sibille's Hall, Carencro,
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exerted every nerve to detain the
Wise children from following their
beloved governess.
The two friends accompanied
her as far as the gate then bade
her a polite adieu, after which.
Guy walked back to the vicarape
while Lord Lighton hurried to his
rooms to make ready for the social
at the vicarage that evening. His
elaborate toilet completed, his
Lordship retraced his steps. and
two hours later found him again at
the vicarage.
While; Monsieur De Charnev
was dressing for the evening he ir-
resoluteW solilquized::'I wish |
knew what to do! by George!
Lghton is just bewitched-that S
all, and 20 wonder" a grim
smile disfguring his regular featu-
res. Hell wake up from his
trance, wnen 1t too late. - He
'eit so.very unhappy over the state
OF affairs, which he understood.
out too well, that it was some time
ere ne could summon up the cou-
rage to go down to- the drawing
room and takeup his social duties.
CHAPTER III.
.'My dream is passed.
10 the truth my eyes-
Are opened At last.i'
J.M.J
Owing to the threatening storm
the guests fingered longer, than u
sual that evening, hence the hour
was late, when the gal, party Be.
gan to disperse. ~~.....4.ssTs1
L Z -
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Mr. & Mrs Schmulen went to
Rayne, last Sunday, to visit the
sick.
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Go to Leopold Lacoste an examine
his new stock of fine bpggies.
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Last Monday the horse of Mr..
J. Vigneaux ran away and in turn
ing the corner of the street opposite
Caillouet's Drug Store threw him
down, suffering no serious injury.
Mrs. Louis Lacoste, her child,
and Miss Nita Martin were taking
a buggy ride, few days ago, en-
joying the cool breezes OF the
evening, when one of the hind
wheels OF the buggy got out ol
order and the occupants took fall
upon the street. Fortunately the
horse was gentle
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1898-08-20

The dinner set offered by Sch
mullen of the Racket Store has been
awarded to Mr.. F. Siadoux
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faces the powder, the latter pow
ders her face.
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IF you wants fine carriage 60 to
L. Lacoste.
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WAHTED-An Overseer and lab
Assorer. Apply to Ambrose Mouton


MRS. PLlA MoRRlsoN-JAMEs.
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IL You Own

If You Own
CoRNs?
Get 0. X. Corn Cure i5cts. for sale
only at CaiIlouets drug s,ors.
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Mems suits and boys suits and
pants at cost.
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DR.. IOlSOn was summoned at OnCc
to give his care to the wounded
woman.
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Not Loaded.

Last Tuesday night about 8
o clock young colored woman,
daughter OF Aurelien Mouton, was
handling revolver and in play
full manner was pointing the dead
ly arm towards sey ykal bystanders,
when all at pree I've sighting l,,a:
her mother. (. "enIf
Hn2<strlklng III asnn