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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-08-05

On application of the bar the
Jury re. appointed Ably Demanade
court-stenographer for the ensuing
fiscal year at salary of S25 per
month. The appointment was
m ade by 4 unanimous vote.
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Card of Thanks.

most sincerely thank the good people of
Lafayette, town and parish, for the assist.
ance given during the illness and at the
death, of my father. 1 and other relatives
OF the deceased fully appreciate the many
evidences of sympathy shown and take this
means to express our thanks.
JNo. S. WHITrINGToN, JR.
Lafayette, La, Aug. 4. 1899.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-08-05

~ 0eeting ot The Board of Directors al
Ihe FtsA aaSOsal Haak o. The lirss instant.
- snssowi0g rssolusioas we're adopaed:
We. ~ sadsssigned, appointed to draf,
= 0soossal expressive of the sense Of this
board % the death a John s. Wilmington,
oee q ous directoss. beg leave to report the
Sollowing: Whereas il has pleased the
Almighty Ruler q the Uaiverse TO remove
sso0 oar midst John S. WhitsinRsou, who
has heea me0ber Of the Board Of Direc-
tors ct this Bank from its organizations;
Therefore, be il resolved. That, by hi.
death, NC recognize . loss to the community
OF . Law abidisg and exemplary ci,iz en-, and
an upright and honorable man: ono indeed
Who By has walk in lite exemPliiied the finer
traits of elevated manhood. and the astri
bates OF . true and genuine Christian. He
was . native of this parish, always lived
here, aud we knew him long and WE'LL
Nov that his work il ended, We cheerfully
bear testimony to the we'll defined traits OF
his character. that he honest; that he
was singularly kind and charitable; that, as
pablo official, he discharged his duties
with IN eye single 70 the public welfare; |
that he was loyaI.as . friend. and q mos, |
devoted husband and father. He was such |
man that, tho we lose by his death, we |
are the gamers by his life.
Resolved further, That these resolutions
he spread on the minutes of this Board, and
thar copies be furnished the local paper,
with the request to publish; also, that a
certified copy of the same be furnished the
family of the deceased.
q Respectfully submitted,
CHAs. ID. CAPvERY
A. J. Moss,
-. CHAs. O. MoUTOH,
Commniltee. |
A true copy of the original.
). K. PATTERSON, Secretary. ,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-08-05

The board of directors Of the People',
Cotton Oil Company met Thursday after
noon and adopted the following:
God, in His infinite wisdom. has seen Is,
to remove from our midst John s. Whit
tington, which sad event occurred on Sun
day, July 80. 1909. The Board OF Direc-
tors of the Peoples Cotton Oil Company, of
which he was a useful and valuable member.
has unanimously adopted the following reso-
iut'ons. submitted by the undersigned COM
mittee appointed for the purpose of drafting
the same:
Resolved, In the death of John S. Whit
tington this Board has suffered a great loss;
his services always having been prompt and
Efficient, and intercourse with him was ever
OF a most pleasant and agreeable nature;
Resolved, That deplore, in common
with this community, the loss OF an upright
man, a good citizen, true friend, genial
gentleman, kind and affectionate husband
and father:
Resolved, That we extend to the family
OF deceased our heartfelt, sympathies. and
that certified copy of these resolutions be !
furnished the bereaved family, and, also, |
copy to each of the local papers, with re-
quest to publish same, and that the whole
be spread upon the minutes of this board.
Respectfully submitted,
ED. L. ESTORGE
L. M. BIossAr,
5. X. PARKINSON.
Committee.
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Saturday. July 20, 1899.
For Rent or Lease

MY farm, containing about 400 arpents.
/ he west end of this tract of land is about
q mile from the depot. If not leased in
one body by Nov. I, will then be rented in
small tracts. THos F. WEIR
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Prof. J. T. Barrett, president of the AGA
dia College paid The Gazette a pleasant
visit last Wednesday.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-08-05

Heat expands most things, but
this hot weather is shrinking Moss
Il Cos stock.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-08-05

The boss peach of the season was brought
to The Gazette office by VIM. eraser. 1t
weighed eight ounces and was ripe and
sound.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-08-05

Grandpa's Wonder Soap, 1oc. at
the Moss Pharmacy.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-08-05

Grandpa's Wonder Soap is made
TO TIT the hand. 1t is sold at the
Moss Pha,macy
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Sherif'S Sale.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafa-
yette, 18TH Judicial District, La.
-Janvier & Moss, Ltd,
VS.. Edmonia Miller,
wife of A. G.. Pre-
jean No.
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BY virtue of writ of ffa issued in the
above numbered and entitled cause by the
Honorable 18TH Judicial District Court O,
the State of Louisiana, holding sessions ir
and for the parish of Lafayette, and to me
directed, the undersigned sheriff of said
parish, have seized and taken into my pos
session, and will sell for cash, to the last
and highest bidder, at the court house, in
the town of Lafayette, between legal sale
hours,
Saturday. July %, 1899.
the following described property to wit:
One certain tract Of land, situated in the
town of Scott, parish of Lafayette, La,
containing one superficial arpent together
with the improvements thereon, consisting
of house, cotton gin, ginnery and other
aPpurtenances. Said tract Of land is
bounded north by Southern Pacific Railroad
south by land of Octave Cayret, east by
public road, west by land of Nita Cayret.
la. BRoUssARD,
Sheriff of Lafayette Parish.
Juue 10, 1899.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-08-05

They don't feel the heat. Those
people who wear cool dresses
bought At Moss & Co.'S.
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AN ORDINANCE ordering special cleo.
t'on IN accordance with Act No. I3l OF
acts OF the Legislature of this State TO,
the year 1899, and Article No. z32
OF the constitution, whereat shall be
the incorporated town Of Lafaye
La, entitled to vote under the general
election laws of said State, the question
OF Ievying special tax, at the rate of
Two mills on the dollar per annum, of
the assessed property therein for a per-
100 OF ten years, beginning with the
FIRST day of January, A. d. 1000, for
the purpose Of securing the location of
the State Institute, provided by Act No
IoS OF the General Assembly, approved
July IL, 1898, in the parish Of Lafa-
yette, La, in conformity with the ne
tItion of more than one-third of the
property taxpayers of said town, here
to annexed and made part hereof, pro
v,d'ng Tor the mode of holding said
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19

Mrs. II. Il. Mcdowell went to Ora
NADIA last Saturday TO visit her father
H I. Hogne, who is now farming
near that place.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19
rry parmen.er,s peaeh ba.ter.
ARSOLUTEEY PURE

Try Parmenter's peach butter.
Home made peach butter al The
Pooe Farm.
/ have a choice farm for rent
house aud alfalfa g. ST LEE
Go 10 o. T. Dowuing's shop north
Of the railroad track for blacksmith
and wagon work.
Sweet. Orr 4 Co.'S gennine Eng
lish corduroy pants to be- bad only at
Johnsion's clothing store. Every
pair warranted
II you have anything You want re
paired take il 10 Dave Downer's re
pair shop. Prices reasonable aud all
work guaranteed.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty of cheap Money
for good farm and city
loans. Call and see me
|. WRIT MARKHAM.

J. W. Snodgrass spent Saturday
and Sunday looking after his inter
ests at Granada
Mrs. Louis G. Kephart left last
week for trip to California and will
make an extended visit.
G. D. Stewart, OF the Granada
Times, was taking in the sights OF
the county seat on last Friday.
Sheriff S. W. Cole, of Bsca county,
is in town today but is not after any
body. Simply personal business.
The new Kraus riding cultivator
at W E. Martins is attracting great
deal Of attention. You should see it.
NJ W. E1dleman, of Las Auimas
was down here on Tuesday, on bust
ness connected with his Lamar prop
erty.
John o. Stream went to Granada
on Saturday to make his delivery of
nursery stock to the citizens of that
vicinity.
Yesterday and the day before the
wind made things rather unpleasant
/ but then we have to take the weather
Mas it comes.
The nursery agents have been de-
livering stock over the county this
week, and there huye been some big
orders filed.
Sanford Dodge at the opera house
Monday night in prisoner of
Spain" Secure your tickets before
it is too late.
j. L. Mayfield spent yesterday in
Lamar having come from Granada.
He went on to Caddoa on this morn
Ing's early train.
-----zasz
The Lamar city government viii
take anything that is loose. just at
present more of them are taking the
mumps than anything else.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19
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anEi quarters And = the hnnsi Tts
jack ever bfuaght - ProEers C1es'y
DUMFRIk,s. our draft ssAlisoe-
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particulars So balls % slifirss~,
BEAVERS & MORRIS,
Lamar. csia
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19
J. M. JOHNSTON,
Clothing and Furnishings Exclusively.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Lee and chill
dren came down from Pueblo yester
day to visit relatives aud friends in
LAmaE
/Hon. G. c. GoodRle came down
from Denver yesterday 10 attend dis
>trici court and TO transact some other
6usfu----rset+szs-
The post office business has in
creased 70 such an extent that an.
other SldO has been added TO the
postmAster's salary.
]. S. McMurtry, the Holly banker,
and S. n Garfield, one OF the hust
ling ranchmen OF that vicinity, were
transacting business in Lamar last
Saturday.
The nobbiest line OF little Vestee
Suits ever brought to Lamar at John.
ston's Clothing Store. A Naval Blne
Hill Box Kite with each suit. Every
boy wants one.
Next Friday will be Arbor Day,
and every one should plant tree or
more The school children will
probably have appropriate exercises
in honor Of the day.
There was no need for q jury at
this term OF court, and 8 one day
term did the work The present era
of good feeling in Prowers county is
almost heart breaking for the at
toruey.
Judge Sorthcutt appointed the fol
lowing as the members OF the com,
paittee to make the regular examina
ton OF the treasurer's books: j. A
Williams, J. A. Rosebrough and o.
F. Leonard
DR.. L j. Bryant is in town on his
regular monthly ssisit The Doctor
has procured an elegant chair for
his Office here, and his patients will
be more comfortable that ever while
having their teeth fixed.
While the days are getting very
much warmer, the nights are still
cold and on Monday night, ice foru
ed in bncksts and tubs, about quar-
ter of an inch thick. The old cotton
wood still keeps its leaves hidden.
Sheriff Mckenzie arrested young
Joe Horton on the charge OF stealing
horse last week, but when the trial
came off there was no evidence
against the boy, and it was proved
by the states witnesses that he did
not steal the animal.
Harry Robertson is laid up at his
fathers home at Barton (the KY
ranchl suffering from injuries which
he received by being thrown from a
horse against wire fence. While
Harry was quite badly hurt, there
is nothing serious about his injuries.
Rev. Knuckey will hold the regu-
lar services at the Methodist church
next Sunday. The subject for the
morning service will be "Unfaithful
ness in Service" and the evening
sermon will be the second on the
subject of the "Prodigal Son" Hymns
for the morning service Nos go, 1868
and 549, and in the evening Nos.
574, 406 and 415..
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19
E,eurrIen Rntes.

The follo~iBg are among the ez-
eursions recently announced by the
Santa Ps koute.
q. A II Encampmeet at Denver
MAs 3-5, o0e fare Tor rouud trip,
Tickets 90 ssle MAy And ;, hnAl
rethra limit the Sth.
Baptist Anniversary San Francisco
on May %, one fare for round trip.
Tickets on sale siAy II and IL, wish
final return limit Jaly q.
Medical Association Al Salt Lake
on Jolly % ~ Tickets on sale q,
one Ana one- ffih fare on certificate
plan Inquire % sgent
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19

Peach butter at Psrn.s,.,.
TT parmenter,s home p,.,.|
peach butter.
Ladies hair cleaned atsw n
lingslea's barbsr shop.
Call and see our Iins q, n.
G q HuDDLESTU]
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19
ADVANCE THREsHERs,
W. L, MArrrS, Agent,
CURE a colpln one oAY.

Take Laxative Brono Quinlne Tablets. An
druggists refund ncuny II il fails 10 cure. &C
The genuine has l.. d. 2. on each tablet.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19
Ae.erti.ed Letter lis,

The following is a list Of the. On
clsirpei letter. remaining IN this 81
Zee April 10, 1899:
Allen Ia Better. AlssshSor @
Brinkiey, ". IL Fell WilliAsa g.
Hall. jAcssoo Harm. Chas
Noel. W. A. Odell. Mira Alec
RA~ii7g. 4. ID.
In calling for th.~c le,ters pieSss
say advertised
ID. r cooFrS. r NJ
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19

The most stylish suit for
this season is made of
dark blue serge. Here
you will find hand-c O 6n
some line of them at y uJu
And a very stylish one in
round cut sack with
single or double 5reas-
ted vest, or the double
breasted coat with Ell eli 6n
ther style vest at.... Sil' w
We have them made the same
in fine black clay or worsted
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19

rs tIus Of Alfalfa Fay for sale.
Money TO Lean
A.E CRAWFORD.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19

Hon. @. D. Ford came down from
Denver last Saturday, and spent that
day and Sunday ou the north side.
His daughter, Mrs. Tom Hover, &C
eompanied him on his return 10
Denver
Mrs. W. ]. Wilson. OF Denver, Is
visiting her friend Mrs Charles
Smith. Mrs. Wilson has become quite
favorite among Lamar people, her
pleasant ways and accomplishments
easily winning friends
Dan Keesee feeling thA. he must
have change and rest, went mp 10
Pueblo on Monday morning, and
expects TO stay there for = couple Of
weeks. He thinbs that the magnet
ic springs viii do him good.
n double row Of trees has been
placed upon the railway right OF
way. one row on each side OF the
side walk and in short time the
trees will make quite a pleasing
Night, as well As shady Wslk
Frank IL Shrcck, formerly recoiver
Of the Lard Office hers, died at bis
home 10 Pueblo on Monday Many
OF our citizens have plea -Ani rem-tD
brAnce OF MIR. Sbrock aud will unit.
in sympathy for his sorrowing family
G. A Franz had quite n severe .,
"a x Of Illness on. day last week, but
by careful and prompt St;eniicn was
able to attend 10 business 10 dsy or
two. Mr.. FrAnE says business is too
good for him to waste any time b.
ing sick.
y. y. Mclean has b~ea having
some very large fat rock hauled 10
tho front Of bis store on Main street,
aud he intends 20 have side walk
that viii last The old brick walk
has about played ou,. Ii will be
decided improvement
Arrhdeacon Ratcliire. Of the Epis.
copol church, held services in Lamar
at the Christian church on Monday
evening. and A. usual. preached a
very interesting sermon. The servi.
ces were beautiful and quite . good
congregation was present
The Lamar Dramatic Clab has
postponed their entertainment for
one week, ard will give it on Satur.
day, April 70. The play selected for
tha, occasion is Michael EArle.r a
highly sensational play, and said TO
be Mr. Rapier's strongest character.
I-A
lBusihess is picking mp in the land
Office at q great rate, and as an eyi
5ence that land is getting valuable,
livery piece that is desirable Is being
contested TO remove the entries now
existing About twenty contest
Eases were filed this week, aud the
end Is pot yet
At last a stone crossing has been
put in from the GOodale corner 10
the Union Hotel, and il makes very
comfortable pathway now. work will
soon be started on the sidewalk
around the hotel, aud this will be
something new in Lamar The
walk viii be laid with yitriied brick.
Abe Rhodes, the well known north
side farmer, was in town one day
last week, to see his sJt Carl, as he
went through on the train, bound
for Manila Carl must be chip
of the old block, as he served through
the Cuban campaign, and when dis
charged, promptly enlisted again,
and is of for the Philippines.
Miles Saunders, now of Pueblo,
where he is one OF the leading law
yers of the bar, but who used to re-
side IN Lamar, came down from La
Junta, where he was in attendance
on court, on Tuesday afternoon. He
met many old acquaintances and was
very much surprised to see what a
different town Lamar is to what it
used to be.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19

The Lamar city government viii
take anything that is loose. just al
present more of them are taking the
mumps than anything else.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19

Arrhdeacon Ratcliire. Of the Epis.
copol church, held services in Lamar
at the Christian church on Monday
evening, aud A. usual, preached a
very interesting sermon. The servi-
ces were beautiful and quite good
congregation was present
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19
ONCE MORE!
The Season for Spring Suits
Has come prepared for it
placed upon our tables by far
the largest and prettest line OF
Clothing ever Shown in Lamar.

An all wool well made
black clay suit, eithercJnn 0
sack or frock, at. Siuu v
A splendid n oo
assortment y, UU
of the gray 7sn
and brown f.Ju
mixtures al + nm
The same In Youth at $3.50 TO
$3.50, age "a to 10 years.
The Lamar register., 1899-04-19

/Hon. c. C. GoodRle came down
from Denver yesterday to attend dis
.trict court and 10 transact some other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

OVERT sENENTS ana subs crpti1ns Tor The TFlbuas
y received a their UPTOWN once. No i2s2 roadway
~ door north 3ist-st until O'Clock m advertise
received the following branch onees q, regular
Office rates until clock m. VIZ; - etn-Afe o O.
cor 23d IT 49, 9th ave. cor i-th - Macy oth-ste
and i4th-st i42 Columbus ave near Wet ootn 100
West aga A. 6lh ave. East lam st ~ wsst
42s st. TN ans Sh ayes i5s East 4Iihet ISIS
ssaye between 10th T7th SITS: 1905 Sd-ave. near
flstst. EOS is-avs, SSth-st. so od-ANe near
.is, At; 5S& sd-avs 30 Bisscker-st; Sss mssskssa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05

OVERT sEMENTs and ~, i .p''. s ~ Troairay
,,r,h u 8iat until Oh CLOGS = ~. .. 800
p dp't i, , he following branch prcer al retAiar
H.I' -..e. until O'Clock M VIZ - f,. 49,.
"ii' f.r Gfh. ave- I'm ~ N"' "a
cor -, 1 10 ,-oiun bus ave. near West '"i, ~ 'p
an 4f,s, resr etf ave. Eat ltii =. - w.,
West 40 a. a. ana sfh ayes l5N ttf flfh-Ht Itin
- rsfseen 70th and 71th sts ~" 81 ave. neaf
~ tF'' -ns t., ave near ~Nfh ~ 90 81 ave near
~. :, ~ "a ave 2iO Hseckef - 20 hee's sJ a.
4ir 80 $40 East 7oth-st 1871 % ave DO "a
2i.s % =, any American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
urrn F0P Av LfEGAL OPERATION.

Mr.. Louise Wehrle, who is charged win being
,nstrnmentsi In the death OF Mrs. fnrpe iIen'"s'
az 49, %, r,ieht.snth-ave was held without bail
,,u tho action Of the Grand Jury In Newark
.',.,a-dsv County Physician Washington who
Led the woman's arrest stated that Mrs Hen
chegs death was due TO an Illegal operation At
~. Police Headquarters Detective sergeant
CeM,a.t declared that Mrs. Wthrie Was arrested
IN and convicted IN 1896 for similar onencc ane
thAl s .e feken from the Courts ruling In that
case She was arrested ne seGseh oas sp aehns
~ E't tr,sI took place IN October lse ana MI MI
IJnh,e was sentenced to eighteen months ~ 'N0
etafa prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
cOrNrYS REGISTRATION.

The registry returns have all been filed with the
ts,dson County Board Of Elections and show the
total of the county be G26i5 As follows. Jersey
&c., u SIG. Hohoken 65s4. Bayonne. t5sl. West
fI,iokeu 4l2g. Town Of Union. 20. keArny, i5'
5op.eor' 81. North Bergen. 1873. Weehawken.
~ west Kew York. l.31, Guttenburg. N5 and
ls-at NewnTk. ye
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TERy CAUSE OF LITIGATION.
The troubles q the Free Reformed 'nuio" "a
IeFamls Bergen County. viii be- se'"e- ~, -
BY Master 10 chancery See Of Jersey cry. me
Pastor Henry Iserman, and majority o.
chifch decided % enter the Presbyterian io'u' -
"hen application was made 20 the ciasss 'D' -
iissal as Il Reformed church tie c.aSs's
ne names ~ tie pastor and the demons
"om the roster This DID not disturb the pas
ehd deacors Tho name Of the church was III
changed although the Presbyterian forms "efe
Introduced. but the minority 10 the church opp''
~ ne change Instituted action 20 compe'
feceoers 10 cease using the name and s'fie"-
'-e church property Mr. lserman, the pastor an
rs followers procured an order 20 show cause wig
thought IN the name OF The Free Reformed Church
f fna The plaintiffs do not constitute the Free f'''
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