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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-01
Summer Complaints.
DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA,
CHOLERA MORBUS.

A half TO a teaspoonful OF Ready Relief
In half tumbler of water. repeated as
often as the discharges continue. and a
flannel saturated with Ready Relief placed
over the stomach or bowels win afford inn
mediate relief and soon effect a cure.
lNTEHNALLY.-Ah half 10 a teaspoonful
In half lumber of water will in few
minutes Cure Cramps, spasms Sour
stomach, Nausea. Vomiting, Heartburn.
Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Sick Head
ache, hlatulency and all internal pains.
Malaria in Its Various Forms Cared
ana Prevented.
There IS not a remedial agent in the
world that will cure fever and ague and
all othr malarious. bilious and other fe-
vers. aided by RADWAY'S PILLS, so
quickly as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Price 80 Cents Per Bottle. Sold by
All Druggists.
RAILWAY 4 co.,55 Elm st.,New York.
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Hard Sense.

IT takes keen common sense,
added to superior Judgment and
experience, to beNsuperintendent of
a railroad. Such q man never re-
commends anything that he has not
himself subjected to crucial test.
A prominent railroad superintend-
emit, living at Savannah, Ca, In
which city he was born, says he
feels better than he ever did, and
he had the worst case of dyspepsia
on record. He had no appetite, ana
the little he ate disagreed with him,
causing him to vonit often. He
had pains in the head, bSeast and
stomach, but after using three bot
ties of p. p. p. he felt like new
man. He says that hefee1s that he
could live forever if he could always
get p. p. p. His name will be given
on application to Lippman Brothe
proprietors of this great remedy.
Dyspepsia In ali it's forms is
and permanently cared by p. P. p.
Debility and lack of energy giTe p
the use of p. p. p. Blood Poison ar
Ills are eradicated by p. p. p. Rhet
by p. p. p, as are also Catarrh and
table compound, which has steadily
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To our gentle lovely little Blenhelm
Jane.
Died Sunday. June %, 1896. Aged A.
She brought the sunshine into our lives,
but she took it away with her
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-01

A CURE ron ALL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-01

Charles and 30
Were lovely and pleasant in their lives
and in their death were not divided.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-01

Betty.
And when at length my own life's work
is DER
! hope to find her--waiting as of yore-
Eager, expectant, glad TO meet me at the
door,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-01
4 FISHING INTERLUDE.

.t,r Young Man.. Pretty
e,rl and Bet That Was Never
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-01

But who with me shall hold thy former
place,
Thine Image what new friendship can
efface2
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-22
IN gSN 'gCUN FfsroiF
grae,ou.l stns,htaE ssiigctrr
Her Co,oboy Riders Takso FIRST
P,tE9Mf SteepmRdphg"Cot-
nonaSf .ytLsnrpD l,.s'pU .yrk
test atGlen,gopg S.Rl,ysiHgs

10
!, I'm ssa,cbunty boys ltoSk quite'a p hrt in
the COW wboYstDuansl9eAe.at7 the RACES dt
the Western, Slope Racing associat ion at
Glenwood last Saturday; An1d, Is was
to be expected, a Mesa county rider,
f#ifiis Uaghs, aaaIiI Known Cow bsS@t
Fruita, took 'frst prize lin the toping
contest. ems E .b,e,eit sbnp W
The following description Of the vari-
GUS encounters with the festive steer is
taken from the Avalanche.
"Wallace Owens, Fruita, RaflopeH into
the flsM ins pHtsuit ,of . snali1w nil te and
,spoAtAd stsen His throw WAS auidk and
true, Landing around the neck i1 right.
shape for throwing the steer. This was
done in a fffassh,s the anfrmnhaf tur ping' a
com mplets' 's51hersku,t,s the fair iseerpinpty
stunning IT. ale was os it0ihin I'M a'see-
|spadl iarr tie.., Ibiy, he did aaickfy and
eftisct9ally. throwing big g. hands in # t1he
air in the fast time of 81 second b.62t
seconds below last years record 'TKa
feat Wig gpseted With loud huzI khrby
the excited crowd" -6t Il
III. L. Brink, Mesa, missed fiji lat two
throws. At third try he rUped hif steer
l,an1 tAxo .hln s,beautiSuL fally ,fn end
over-end tvpbis. hnt tRae AyalyrSc ritter"
was on his Jegs with broken roRs.ifrse
in a second. AT the third attempt hs
got him With a tie in 1:57." .,.t
Bert Mahan, Fruita, roped and threw
his steer il good shaps, but horse did
not hold him on ground and he was up
before Bert could tie him. ',,.q, 81 ''
a'",Geprge Wright. Grand JUNCTION,
missed three, straight throws ana gave it
up. .,ci.,,i,,sd az,
n .5am Pollock, Grand Junction, got his
steer at first try with good clean fall
Steer up AND loose Missed. Got him, bin |,
and pretty work followed. The COW
pony showed great intelligence ir hold
ing the PROSTATE .apipA during he'sie"
t4U1e IAS.vunx ii adar. nsr mas -f"''
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-22

man in Grand Junction and under
any circumstances he is working
for'the whole people and for eHis
resson,if ferhd other. he should
have'5lfr uRittdsnpport. y eer {
/ q 1ii. eli ,a.al &: -llLi-. - Oil n Z,
The daily sentinel., 1899-08-22
"Ttyoli' BeW.


The Milwaukee Brewery of Dep yer,
blowers of The celebrated 'Tivbl"Aee}
desires here with to call attention to the
fatt' that tn by have opened an agency in
Al,is, city, with Mr.: Walter Wilhelmy in
Ghargesand mest respectfully solicit the
trade and custom. Of those desiring
good and ph hre beer. "Tivoli" beer is
unexcelled tor its purity and health-giv-
ing qpelitie and flds immediate, favor
whefsyer pf fsseptsd, A trial orde.,I vii
bring you tP the conclusion that it really
L beer tha at is 4 beer, as advertised!
Mr. wi1helmy is located at No. 21f= Col
(CTado' atseauetn:f bue atoCsre .
TIE Milwaukee brewery recommends
Tiyoli beer. made OF pure malt and hops.
A1A!9!Ass,i Ntt13H9 Hs9.Asta AstaH;' H;'IssaA psaaA3E
/ dozen pints 81 so. threeaspd saAhalf'
years old. Tivoli Export dozen e2OO;
}as.s }RSssAs AS! .s!SyE,fsfhs> As'XiHSl'
WALTHR WIHsLMY. Agent.
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Eass,iiEy1 lea and'Mlsled,

Easily Lea s! anaM!s7lsd5.a%s 1; d5.as "4. "1'', |,
The people who run afte every
,. fy1by night bargain sale where
'''sH"i something Il offered Tor not othihg@
!, :, are the kind 3 psePlGsi no .te
,.-n eit isili yNsf snsa 80 -
~ 80 wearing The we'll satishsd peo-
hoe pie iate thoSs 7%afh6 BUY thefr f5ots
inc-u wear Of fla'reliable dealer, knowing
I f,rs from rpastI experiencs that they
g,r will gst .thsg tpoaeN's .xosth '"''
ID p, THE BOSTON sHOB STORE.
spst E,ai ...,Jta~n-natustT5 sri., y-sr
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PURE WATER.

Have you got it?
/. The water most used in La.
fayette is the cistern one and since
the advent of the water works this
latter one is quite extensively used
by good number OF our inhab-
itants.
Is this last Cne pure water?
Has there been an analysis OF
this water made? And if so, what
did it showed?
To our mind, it is incumbing
for the city council to let the people
know the composition of the water
obtained from the water works.
Have an analysis made at once.
If found pure and free from dele
terious substances it will not only
be boon to our population but
will also increase its consummation,
otherwise if not pure it may inflict
serious results upon our commu-
nifty.
Let the city council act i'm
mediately.
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We ''D0''
a. M u.
v We'll Get There.

| The few lines below are taker
from the weekly 1berian'' o
June 3rd, and refers to one of oul
head lines in connection with al
article written about the Indus.
trial School.
Tie Lafayette Advertiser very tragi
sally exclaimed in connection with the
Industrial School. "Ict us do or dicl''
If you are going to ''do" anything we
advise you to turn your energies in
some other direction, for New Iberia
will get that school,
We have not died. Why? Be-
cause we have been doing, out as
much as we feel thankful to our
brother editor for his kind advice
about going to do anything
and turning our energies in some
other direction for New Iberia
will get that school; we would
like to inform our fellow editor
that we have not anything to do
just now but TO spend all of our
energies towards securing that In
iustrial School, and when the
people Of Lafayette puts in their
aead to do anything they are
going to do something to Sc
cure that Industrial School, and
We are mighty afraid that the
editor of The Weekly Iberian''
will have to exclaim: My advice
vas INIT good.
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ANOTHER SUCCESS.

The Lafayette Orchestra scored
another musical success at their
concert given last Tuesday night
at Falk's Opera House; and
though playing to small audience.
which is very trying, nevertheless
Miss F. Sontag and Messrs, F..
Sontag and Walter Mouton excel
led in the rendition of their solos
AS stated above the audience
was small being composed almost
entirely OF persons from neighboring
villages who came to Lafayette
only to assist at the concert.
This speaks we'll for our own
folks who remained at home.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.

Lafayette, La. is making a
determined, organized effort to Sc
cure the establishment of the In
dustrial School at that place. Be-
sides the active work of the Busi-
ness League large committee of
ladies are lending their help to Sc
cure the needed amount of fnan-
ces to make the movement a
success.-CROWLEY MIRROR
Lafayette has entered into the
contest for the Industrial School
and she looks upon her chances of
getting it, as bright as those of
any other OF the towns fighting for
lt.-MEssENGER, ST. MARTIN.
VILE.
Industrial School CAMPAIGN
held meeting here
tuesday, preparatory to the Sc
curing If the signatures of the tax
payers, to ask the Police Jury to
order an election to test the sense
OF the people in regard to the lew
OF the special school tax.-MEs-.
5ENGER, ST. MARTINvlLLE
Watch the Industrial School
Mass Meeting to be held in Breaux
5rIdge, on Sunday June the 18th.
VALLEY OF TECHE BREAux
BRIDGE.
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JUSTICE AT LAST.

We record with pleasure that
the highest French tribunal of JUS
tice, the court of cessation has
ordered revision of the Dreyfus
,sffair.
Our readers remember that
Dreyfus, a captain of engineers,
had been sentenced five years ago
to deportation for life upon an
island on the coast of Africa after
having been subjected to a public
military degradation.
Notwithstanding the unanimous
verdict of the court affirming his
innocence and ordering new trial,
there are yet to be found some
non-sensical, dwarfed, fanatical
human beings wishing for the browns
ing, shooting or hanging of Drey-
fus on his return to France. Why?
Because he is Jew.
Let him be Jew, Mohammedan,
Catholic or Protestant, he is not
the less human being, who con-
scious of his innocence, has been
submitted in the last five years to
all the indignities appertaining to
penal settlement, besides being
torn away from loving wife and
children
The blood boils when one thinks
that in this XIX century of light
there is to be found fanaticism in
religion.
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Hair brushes. The only kind Of a
hair brnsh to buy is the solid back
kind, because the bristtes won't came
out. In solid back brush the bristles
are string on steel wire running
lengthwise OF. the back set in holes
bored through solid wood, making il
impossible for dampness to affect it.
We've about every kind Of a hair
brush and at almost every price. We
recommend the solid backs. They are
handsome locking brushes and will.
wear we'll. At the Moss Pharmacv
FRANK E. DAVIS, Manager.
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Icon my must be practlced by ali
careful people, and this can he done
without sacrificing quality. We cater
TO the needs, tastes aud habits of our
customers and only the best and cl .an-
est goods are placed on our shelves.
Try us on groceries as well as other
lines, and ii not entirely satisfied we'll
give you back your money. Moss
e. Co.
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8. M. A.

B. M. A.
The Business Mems Association
metlast Wednesday night at Falk'
Hall and elected its officers a.
follows:
President-Chas. 0. Mouton
Vice-Pres-'Vm. Campbell,
Sec'y-John |. Bell,
Treas. IS. r. Parkerson.
Messrs. B. N. Corona, S. X
Parkerson and 7. NJ Biossat were
appointed as committee on mem
bership.
Messrs. Chas. d. Caffery, VIM.
Campbell and Amb. Mouton were
appointed a committee on statis-
tics. Monthly dues were fixed at
50 cents.
The second Monday Of each
month was set apart for holding
regular meetings.
In consideration of courtesies ex-
tended to the Association, Mr.. b.
Falk was exempted from paying
dues.
Secretary Bell was also exempt
ed from paying monthly dues.
1t was resolved that the president
OF the mass-meeting to be held to-
day Saturday at IL a. M, at the
Court House in favor of the In
dustrial School be a citizen from
the parish.
Judges c Debaillon, ]. Mouton,
and Chas. ID. Caffery were select
ed as speakers for the mass
meeting.
President OF Association was
instructed TO tender a special in
vitation to Prof. Caldwell, to adj
dress the public at the mass-meet-
ing on the subject Of education.
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NOTICE.

Died last Wednesday at 1oa M,
at the residence of her father Pierre
Guchereaux, Adele Guchereaux
aged % months. She was buried
last Thursday morning in the cath
olic cemetery at o o clock.
.>Mr.- M. M. Bedford, native OF
Georgia, who has resided in many
States engaged in farming, has
decided TO locate in our parish,
finding it vastly superior for agri-
cultural purposes.
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x DON'T FORGET THE 4
M@ MASS MEETING Na
TS8 AT THE COURT HOUSE '@
M* TODAY. ~
HERE AND THERE.

proceedings of the City Council
will be found in this issue.
Thunder showers have beer
welcomed during the week.
Mrs. J. w. Davis, of Rayne
is in our midst visiting friends.
Here after the lock boxes at the
Postoffice will be accessible all day
on Sundays. Good.
After staying few weeks in
Lafayette Mr.. Florent Sontag left
last Wednesday for Chicago.
Misses Hildred and Florence
klauss, of Washington, La, are
visiting the family of Mr.. B. Falk.
1t is Mr.. J. o. Lisbony who is
the proprietor of the new laundry
and not Mr.. Aug. Lisbony as
stated in our issue of last week.
t fail to attend the festival
given this evening at A. M. Mar
tins Grove, proceeds of which
are to defray expenses of the In
dustrial School Association.
Amick Courtney is to be
found now at the Lafayette Cloth
ing House where he will be glad
to wait on his many fricnds~and
acquaintances.
The building near the Bank of
Lafayette occupied by Hon. VIM.
campbell has been torned up and
II his stead he will have erected
an up-to-date lawyer Office.
Mrs. Ernest Olivier, nee Louise
Jentil died last Thursday morn
ng at her residence. She leaves
devoted husband and seven
:hi1dren to mourn her loss. She
vas burie1 ] yesterday morning the
ceremony being held at the Cath
'lic Church OF which she was a
lSVOuI ulCIIIDCI
Rev. Father Forge left yester-
lay for Cade to meet Mgr. Roux- {
l, ard then proceed to St. Martin =,
lille to assist the Bishop in ad-
ninistering the sacrament of Holy
confirmation on next Sunday. {
Rev. Father Forge will return to
lafayette on next Monday.
AS announced the "Bloomer
iris played base ball game J.,
sst Sunday, against the Pilett's i.
eam before large crowd of spec
ators. The game was very in
resting and the girls proved to
e good players but too weak to
eat the Pilette's team. The :.
;ore stood: Pilette's 16 to 10
II their opponents. !:
We call attention to a letter to !,
found on the 4th, page of this :,
sue. 1t is reproduced from the "
oston Traveller whose correspond
1t a member of the New England !.
ewspaper Mems League was in :,
lafayette last month. This letter =
lows i'll well gotten-up style = =
e good impression that our : :.
irish and its resources made on e
e writer. A perusal of the !,
me will amply benefit the reader. =
On last Friday night, the cot r
n compress was winding, up the :,
ason and as is very often the :
stom the engineer made his .
ercing whistle rcsound for a .
ace of time. These shriekings =
ere understood as an alarm of =
e and therefore the fire bell was
lied. "A great number Of Ere
en- with their apparatus respond ;,
to the call and hurriedly re- :,
lired to the cotton compress =
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does not believe we need a large
standing army, but the people
believe in the large emporium OF
Levy Bros, where for the least
money they can buy a quantity OF
goods.
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New Orleans. June 1st. 189.
SUMNER TouRIsr TICKETS.

The Queen & Crescent Route an
nounces that holders of Summer
Tourist round trip tickets to the Noun
tain resorts Of East Tennessee, North
Carolina and Virginia will be al-
lowed stop over privileges either going
or returning at points East Of Nor
ristown, upon application to train
Conductor.
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FRANK E. DAVIS,
Mgr. of Moss Pharmacy.

Mr.. T. Ketcham of Pike City. Cal
says: During my brothers late sick
ness from sciatic rheunatism, Chamber
lain's Pain Balm was the only remedy
that gave him any relief" Many others
have testified to the prompt relief from
pain which this liniment affords. For
sale by all dru ggists.
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oath Of June.

The Nashville Jubilee Singer
Georgia Colored Minstrels are
booked to appear at Falk's Opera
House on the 24th, inst. Thi:
company is composed OF 80 people
band and orchestra-and its
performances are unsurpassed.
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Pure, cold Soda. The essentials OF
good soda water-the kind that people
60 out Of their way to get u second
time-are fresh, pure fruit flavors and
syrnps, absolute cleanliness about the
fountain and the best service obtain.
able. We have erdeavored to carry
out the above ideas in the manu-
facture Of our soda water, and that's
why it is SO satisfying to those who
drink it
FRANK E. DAVIS,
Nor. of Muss Pharmacy
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SCHOOL PIC-NIC.

The school of Scott under the
direction of Prof Chas. A. Bou-
dreaux. will give a picnic on
Tuesday, June I3th. 1899 at
Gustave JUDGES Spring
Judge J Mouton, and Messrs
VIM. Campbell and +. G. Voor-
hies will address the public on the
subject tof education. Everybody
is invited to the picnic.
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Drsyfus Rsfusez.

to wear the uniform of French
officer, but you will net refuse to
go and see that beautiful Parlor
Suit and Sideboard at Deffez Bros.
which in time may be yours.
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Mr.. John Bevins. editor of the Press
Anthon, Iowa. says have used Chs M
berlain's Collie. Cholera aud Diarrhoen
Remedy in my family for fifteen wears !.
have recommended it TO hundreds Of
others. and have never known ii 20 fail
IN single instance For sale by all
idruggists.
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Corsefs- Our corset department is
J, I. nl.ce where every lady is certain
3 and tboroughly satisfactory goods
.as1he = most reasonable prices. we
osryy The very be.t and nosi rs'sao's a:s
49, 10 Ill grades sizes aud prices
Nd y CO.
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Tailor Kaufman near the depot
uill cut, mske, press and dye your
clo,hes At reasonable prices and IN =
usv entirely satisfactory.
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FIRST COMMUNION
PHOTOGRAPHS
Full length, Cabinet Size
s 90 per dozen.
Good likeness guarantee
HERE is YOUR CHANCE.
j.. F. CARTER.

We see in the Crowley Signal
that an invitation will be extended
by the Fire Dept. of Crowley to
the Fire Dept of Lafayette to &C.
lebratc the 4th. of July in Crowley.
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A GOOD SHOWING.

Our readers will find below a
notice of the First National Bank
of Lafayette, declaring a semi
dividend OF FIVE dollars per share
payable July Ist, and besides the
sum of 81, 500 was ordered car
ried to the surplus, making that
item $500; all of which shows
that the Bank is well managed.
NOTICE.
At the meeting of the Board Of Direct
ors OF The First National. Bank of La
'fAyette La. EeIif June 9th. a. spmi-an-
nual dividend of FIVE DOLLARS per
share was declared, payable July let.
Respectfully,
s. r. )'ARKERsoN, Cashier.
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Ash stove who'd, Pine Wood and
I,lsck.mith Coal at the Lafayette
Wood 4 Coal Yard.
Gro. A. DEBLANC.
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at the Presbyterian
church every First and Third Sab
baths of each month.
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Peoples Cotton Oil Co.

Peoples Cotton Oil Co.
The stockholders of this home
enterprise met in annual session
last Tuesday and elected the fol-
lowing officers. c. 0. Mouton,
president; T. M. Biossat, Vice
president and Gen. Mgr, c. M.
Parkerson, Sec'y and Treas. The
following Board of Directors will
serve during the business year.
c. 0. Mouton, 7. NJ. Biossat, S.
r. Parkerson, c. d. Caffery, Crow
Girard. ]. S. Wilmington, P. B.
Roy, ]. 0. Broussard and Ed. ].
Estorge.
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Mrs. LeDanois is buying Hides and
Wool and pays the highest market
prices.
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-Fsns. paper, cloth, palmetto All
kinds aud all prices. At Moss 4 Cos.
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Bring your hides to F Otto.
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$500 per Meeting.


The motion carried at the last
meeting OF the city council allow
ing each councilman So per regular
meeting attended receives our
hearty approval.
A mans time out of his business
is worth something, besides there
viii! not be such hurry up in at
tending to the municic al affairs of
the city, as the time being paid
the seatings of the council can be
prolonged and the interests OF the
city will gain thereby.
Decidedly it is a good move.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-06-10

As regards dress goods, millinery
gods and fashion novelties, generally,
The lady who ignores our stock
And goes elsewhere to buy,
VIII later learn what she has missed,
And then sit down and cry.