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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-17

Considerable inquiry is being made
about MIR. A. E. Desmond, who came
here just before the holidays, and was
engaged with the firm of G.. N. s. E. r.
Moses, doing some handsome decora-
ting in their show windows. Later,
about j an. 20. Mr.. d. took charge of
the Langham 6 Son shoe store, adver
Using extensively that he had bought
it, and that the firm would now do bus
mess as 1.-The Desmond Shoe Co." For
a week or more he conducted the bust
uess. and then withdrew his benign
presence from the city. Various ru-
mors were afloat as to his whereabouts,
etc. Knowing that the business of the
transfer of the shoe stock had been
done through Mr.. Geo. Brinkman we
mond that could be made public. Mr..
Brinkman states that friend here ad,
vanced the money to purchase the
Langham stock; that a New York
friend was to advance money to Des-
mond to re-imberse the Great Bend
hacker; that the bank held no unpaid
obligations in the deal. Mr. Desmond
went to Salina TO attend sale of bank,
rupt shoe stock. The money did not
come from New York, and Mr.. D.
went from Salina to New York. from
which point he has written. Mr.. Lang
ham has charge of the stock for THE
Desmond Shoe Co." and there you are.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-17


Ruch drove over from Hoisington
Thursday.
Baron W. S VonHaIler, iate with g..
n. s. E. r. Moses, has gone to Omaha,
Nebraska.
a number of Great Benders will
attend the Bockemobie funeral today,
at Ellinwood.
Ferd J. Schenk, of Olmitz, is in the
push-goes on our list this week for
paid up year.
Refrigerated Beef sold only at the
Star Grocery and Neat Market of
A. r. Moss.
George Caraway is so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
get to town again.
Attorney Joe Dunn was up from
ElIinwood, Thursday, looking after
some legal matters.
Charley Zutavern made q visit to
the village of Larned, to see his wife's
people, Wednesday.
Henry Gagelman, of near Albert,
was looking after business matters in
the county seat. Thursday.
If the warm weather keeps on the
wolf hunt next Tuesday south of the
river may be "water" haul.
Geo. Scroggin has sold out his saloon
business at Hoisington, to d. o. Gray.
George has gone away for his health.
Mis- Nora Cook was called to Maeks.
burg. Iowa, Thursday by a telegram
stating that her sister was dangerous
ly ill.
John RAIDER, formerly of Ellinwood.
but now of York, Nebraska, was doing
business in Great Bend Thursday of
this week.
In the eve. of Feb. %, at the Cong.
Church will be found a most complete
cole elton of books (?) Come early and
make your choice.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-02-17
A Social.

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Public Speaking

The Candidates for the var
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Beat l. June - -.
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Notice Candidates.

Candidates are hereby mott
fed to leave their names and
cash With " p. Bishop ID. L.
Carter or J L ShinaaIf. Who
viii have their names placed en-
otlieizl ballot TO be used N tie
primary election. July 18th,
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Charges reasonable shop On
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Respectfully.
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FOB SALE - A fir<t-cix<s
residence In good repair, four
acres in the lot on Second
South Street Apply 10
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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Those who believe that the ladies
of Lafayette don't know all about
holding mass meetings had better
disabuse their minds of any such
belief. They know all about it.
They make motions, APPOINT COM
mittees, hold caucuses just as we'll
as the men do-perhaps a little
better-because they don't have
things cut and dried like our local
parliamentarians have had on SUM-
Fast. And there is another thing
about the ladies' way of running a
convention. They will have their
say, and unlike the men, they don't
meekly submit to any Tomreed
business. There were some men
there, but they kept themselves
within safe distance. One lone
son of Adam however, ventured
beyond the railing which marked
the dead line of separation. He
shuff1ed off his innate bashfulness
and boldly called out "Mrs. Presi-
dent" He was heard, and after
helping very effectually to straighten
up things, he returned whence he
had come. With the exception of
this feature and the opening of the
meeting by one of the chords of
creation" it was pre-eminently a
woman's affair. Just as much SO
as if it had been held over in Kan
sas where women vote and run for
aldermen. Several gentlemen be-
ing invited to speak made short
speeches. All talked we'll. Their
admiration for the s.other" sex was
most sublime and their manner OF
expressing it was eloquent. 1t was
hard to say which they would do
more for-the fair sex or the Indus
trial School. One speaker said
that "what woman wishes, God
wills" and that as all the women
were for the school it was a Ger
tainty. So mote it be.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Toilet Preparations. In the way
of toilet waters, face cream and
complexion lotions we've all the
leading kinds. You may have
some particular preparation which
you have always used and know to
be good. If we haven't it we'll get
it for you. Frank E Davis, Man
aeer of Moss Pharmacy.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

There are many people in this
section who believe that there
should be no quarantine because of
the prevalence of yellow fever in
New Orleans. The lagrippe which
prevailed throughout the State last
fall was much worse than the fever
of 1897 and 1898 and no one
thought Of guarding himself against
IT.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Ernest Mouisset, the accommo-
dating salesman at l.. Lacoste's
store, has arranged display which
is both unique and tasty. At one
glance one is able to see hundred
or more pieces of hardware which
have been placed together in most
attractive manner.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Why not own a good water cooler
that will make S or 10 cents worth
of ice last all day, aud add to your
comforts known? We sell water
coolers of all sizes and you'll find
the prices low enough.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

For the first time the ladies of
Lafayette will be permitted to vote.
are entitled to vote on questions of
taxation. That they will be found
on the side of progress there is no
doubt.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

See Moss & Co. about the new
straw hat you have decided to get.
You'll find their styles and prices
very interesting. Straw and other
light weight hats for men and boys.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Jos. Ducote, the assistant assess
or, informs The Gazette that there
are 256I men between the ages of
IS and As in Lafayette parish who
are subject to military duty in the
event of an unpleasantness with an y
other nation.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Miss Louisa Tolson, who re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from
Georgetown, Texas, vas agreably
surprised by number of her young
friends who called upon her in a
body to welcome her back home.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03
THE PARISH SOl.ONS
Hold their Monthly Meeting
Industrial Schs,Ol Question
Taken Up.

The Police Jury met last Thurs
day with all members present except
H on. c. G. Brown of Carencro.
The minutes we're read and ap-
proved.
The application of the Cumber-
land Long Distance Telephone
Company for right of way along
the public highways of the parish
was read and on motion the pri-
vilege prayed tor was granted on
condition of the payment of an an
nual tax of one dollar per mile for
all lines erected within the parish.
Much interest was manifested by
the body as to the Industrial School
and by motion the following COM
mittees for the respective wards
were appointed to consider the
proposition of securing the location
Of the Industrial School in La
fayette and to canvass the various
wards in behalf Of said movement:
First Ward-Albt. Delhomme,
Jos. Sonnier, Martial HILBERT.
Second Ward-Dr. A. o. Clark,
VIM. X. Foote, Jasper Spell.
Third Ward-J. K. Grier, o. b.
Jenkins, Fred Webb, Jr.
Fourth Ward-O. Cade, Od,llon
Blanchet, Philogene Landry.
Fifth Ward-A. A. Liable, A.
Olivier, Gilbert St. Julien.
Sixth Ward-O. p. Guilbeaux,
v. f. Dupuis, Numa Breaux.
Seventh Ward-Alphonse Brous-
sard, Alex Vorrot, p r. Landry.
Eight Ward-C. Doucet, Hervil-
lien Blanchard, S. J. Montgomery.
BY motion the roadoverseers were
instructed to notify all delinquents
of the special road tax and vehicle
license, that unless the said tax or
license is paid with costs within
thirty days that said delinquents
roads on pain OF civil and criminal
prosecution.
The sheriff and tax collector was
authorized to receipt for any special
road tax proffered.
The treasurer's report showed
cash balance on hand OF 5000,
less $4,000, set aside for Jail con-
tract.
The unsatisfactory operation of
the evaporating system in the par
ish Jail led the Jury at Its last SEES
sion to PASS resolution Withholding
final payment to the Pauly jail
Building Company until the defect
is remedied or some other system
substituted. 1t was confidently ex-
pected that Mr.. Hull, the contract
ing agent, would have been present
to explain what course his company
would pursue to carry out the term
Of the contract, in reference to the
vault, but he failed to appear and
SO the matter remains in allegiance.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

w. G. Cheyis, the wellknown
editor of the Baton Rouge Advo-
cate, was in Lafayette a few hours
last Thursday. Mr.. Chevis paid
us a pleasant visit.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Mr.. B. A. Sales and son, Felix,
returned home Thursday after
making most enjoyable trip to
cities in Missouri and Kansas.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03


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I'd J. ComeauN,
a. l.. l.ahhe,
L. Gir"uard.
Ed l.. f.s;0rSe,
IL. Billeaud,
-. q. Bernard'
l.. J. Landry,
y. 4. GIr"uard-
llonora Gir"uard,
!. r.. K,ce,
Eli II. Flory,
r. \. Platt.
X l. Bernard.
NJ. bIileaud, Jr..
J. X. ReauN,
T. B'lleaud,
George Malagar'e,
q. X. Delaureal. NJ. d..
Nnat"le Nontct,
Nj. X. Bower.
-. frcJean,
JOS. q. DeBlanc,
Clet Leblanc, Sr.,
Ciet Leblanc, Jr.,
n. Leblanc,
JOS. BreauA,
LOUIS Bernard,
Honore Bernard,
Albert Bernard.
l.. NJ. Malagnr'e,
X. LanSl1nals,
J. -. 6lanchet.
lohn ,: W hlttnSt"n'
r. y. t-hlasson,
\. Chlasson,
victor lie Blanc,
Leonard CohStantln,
yohn huntingdon, lr.,
Octave hertrand'
a. y. br"ussard'
J.: ~: Koy,
w. II. N"ans'
a ieck'
=, l'oucet'
ar; a: l'elh"n"e'
~ '"aiCe'
Leo Juu'ce,
c'e'e ~ouVlerre'
aus.'n ''''ce"',
w. - 'rs''SS'r"'
'a'"c.' S"n'e'"N'
): y; "r""ss'r"'
J. - tee"e''
>'"Gre no"rq"e'
I'G i'e ,,r
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

DR.. H. p. Beeler, went to Crow
ley this week on professional bust
ness.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Aurelien Dugas, who spent two
months at San Antonio, Texas, for
his health, returned home this week.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

There was a beautiful ceremony
at the Catholic church last Wednes-
day evening. The 'Crowning of
the Holy Virgin" was celebrated
in the usual impressive manner.
Over one hundred children, dressed
in spotless white, carried flowers to
the statue of the Virgin Mary
Upon no other occasion is there
such magnificent display of
flowers. Every child, from the lit.
tie tot to the one of maturer years,
attests it's love for the mother of
Christ by presenting to her a deftly
made bouquet of choicest flowers,
thus testifying its faith and devo-
ton IN Natures most eloquent
language.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Mrs. Nathan Foreman was on a
visit this week to her son, Sheriff
BrOussard.
A speaker at the ladies meeting
waxed eloquent and propounded
the following questions: "Were it
not for our wives, our sisters, our
mothers, where would we be?"
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

Eugene Leblanc,
Al"nzo Lacey,
Euclidu l.=1cr.
Hp,nain Webb,
tneIime Gautereau,
Rufus Peck.
Nicidc BeGncaud,
.ouis AnCc:ct,
Jean Il. Sonnier,
Jos. Snnnic:.
John Biileau,l,
w. r. Johnson,
bemas Conleaux,
IL. &. Wallis,
]. o. BrouSsard,
Felix Meaux.
Nynar Comeaux.
Ferdinand Landry,
r. V. Comeaux,
II. Barber.
X. II. BrousSard,
IL. +. Cumcaux,
brozin NeauN.
Edmond Bernard,
!. II. Bernard.
Lucas Bernard,
Desire Bernard,
q. w. Scranton, NJ. d.,
J. II. David,
ii. David,
Joseph David.
re- Nou|s. NJ. d.,
II. Theall.
J. +. Pcllcrin,
Il. L. Landry.
J. Q. Savoy.
\. +. Broussard,
Onezime Landry,
Alex Hcbcrt,
Arthur Billcaud,
&. Comcnux,
John G.. BrousSard,
J. y. Liable,
J. Semarc Broussard,
Albert \. AIcaux,
Eloi BONN.
Zacharic Comeaux,
Valsin Benoi,,
\. ID. Nerrot,
Jules u. BrouSsard,
Hazard l.anTlinais,
Rodolph Guidry,
&. ]. Jordon,
O. =. Gui!beaux,
y. Cheffcr,
John Roger,
NJ. France,
Jean Baptiste Nan,icr,
Alexis Brcaux,
Cos Patin,
Alex Duhon,
Nileor Duhon,
w. L. Nickel,
Ernest Gui,ot.
Francis 'I'rahan,
Felix rrahan,
AlciDiaIlc Foreman,
Jno. Nugent,
Eloi Duhon,
NJ. l.. Lyons,
y. .. Clark, NJ. d..
William Wagner,
$. Morgan,
Aza Foreman.
Thomas Spell,
John lIewlns,
Ben Avant.
Hugh Wagner.
Hampton Perry,
Drozin Duhon,
Homer Duhon,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

You can get suited in Eyeglasses
or Spectacles, at the Mess PAa>-
macy. The celebrated Hazekes'
non changeable lenses are S2.5o a
pair. We sell an a 1 pair Of glasses
for $1.oo. We have 'em at 75c
soc. and-25c. a pair. We make no
charge for testing the eyes, and
guarantee satisfaction. Frank E.
Davis, Manager.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-06-03

J. BOrnemaison,
\. \. Mouchet,
\. l.. Dyer,
Ecrd. 'Trahan, Jr.,
y. X. Roy,
Edmond Comeaux,
Jules Larivicre,
Fred Webb.
John f.. Primeaux,
John ID. Bertrand.
=. A. Delhommc,
.\dolphe 1. Prejean,
Samuel Jenkins,
Felix Bernard,
+. G.. Tubbs.
ID. Doucet,
=. II. Mouton,
Ed J. Perrault. NJ. d.,
Andrew Babineaux,
PhiIosie Trahan,
II. Blanchard,
Joseph Eiebert,
ChaS. y. l'ouhreauN,
Frank Mcbride,
Louis G. HreauN,
Eli Foreman,
Aurelien Patin,
ii. -. Guidry. NJ. D.,
Jules Guidry,
Iucicn Judice,
Alex Dcihomme. Jr.,
AI,.x )clh"lnme,
john Price,
Il. Morvant,
G.. Mouton,
l.. II. Mouton.
J. =. Gullcy,
J. r. Trahan,
G. II. Guilbcau,
JOS. +. Colombo.
+. Alex Brasscux,
CASTOR Francez.
St. Dost ArCcneaN,
n. J. Guilbeaux,
Geo. J. Melchoir,
Alexis Q. Guilbcau,
Israel prejean,
Frank Foreman,
Hines Foreman,
Hines Hofpauir,
Israel David,
Leon Martin,
Alexandra NJ. Brnussard,
Felicien Dominique,
Numa Chiasson,
Edgar BreaUN,
Theophile rrahan,
Edmond J. Dupuis,
II. G. Dupuis.
Eomain France,
Geo. +. Brown,
]. l.. France, VI. d.
l.. l.. Guilbeau,
J. r. Jeanmard.
Il. l.. Judice,
Charles Hernandez.
Ludovic Billcaud.
Alex Billcaud,
-Adclma Martin,
Ionorc Martin,
William Jenkins,
Norbert H"ttpauir,
Marius Dominique,
w. IL. Smith,
w. II. Steiner,
Leopold Guidry,
G. \. Breaux,
Iebcrt Trahan,
Elger Breaux,
Eliay Duhon,
Valerien Duhon,