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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16

MEN AND WOMEN, good address, to travel
and appoint agents; salary SIS month, eA-
penses; rapid advancement; unusually brill
liant opportunity. Address with reference,
Butler & Aleer. New Haven. Conn
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FOR RENT CHEAP--A twelve-rocm house
with all modern improvements. for $3.50
per month. with servant room and out
houses; close In Apply Monday after n
q. m, at 10Y Austin street Ii
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money selling Dewey's History
new agent cleared s64 first three days: outfit
free. j. f. Shepard E. 10th street, New
York. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16

AGENTS wanted for the latest improved and
Lest gasoline lamp on the market; mer-
chants buy it; housekeepers need IT. agents
Protected in territory. Department L."
Missouri Lamp and Mfg. Co., lib and lis
Morgan street, ST. Louis. Mo.
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We WANT agents to sell the Economy har-
ness riytter; holds enough rivets to do sew.
eral dollars of repairing, yet sells
wnen loaded for 81; price is right; can re-
load for Z cents; agents make 5000 per
month; send 81 for sample and terms
Los Angeles, Cal o5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16

IA LIVE AS ONE OF FAMILY. AID.
sla this office. III
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WANTED-Managers for three districts in
Texas for the Covenant Mutual Life lnsur-
ance Company of St. Louis; also few re-
sponsible agents cash advances made
against dividends at time of taking applica-
ton on cumulative policies; cheap term
policies written also: top brokerage. Ad-
dress L. o. Robertson, State agent. Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16

LESS old man can md comfortable
IA do chores for his Keep JOS Devine.
Washington street. IL
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HELP WANTED.

kp-one good white man Tor han
r.. none but No. hands neeo appi5,
4. e5,6, this office. AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16

THOROUGHBRED runner for trotter or pac-
Ing horse. Address W. this office. Is
FOR sALE--or exchange, for Houston prop
erty lA acres with blacksmith shop. tools,
and dwelling Apply 10 Robert Rutherford
Dresden: or X. C. Rutherford. Brunno-:
Texas 10
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs WANTED-copper plate enerayei
visiting cards were never in such demand as
now we are the largest manufacturers OF
an exceptionally good offer Tor Won SEND
postal ior particulars. Longaker- Prentice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16

SEVERAL LARGE ROOMS for iIght house
keeping. furnished or unfurnshed. with
path; single or en- suite Call between 3 and
sunday. Az Mckinney avenue. III
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SALESMEN-To sell perfumes. toilet soaps.
etc. 10 dealers; 500 monthly and expenses:
experience unnecessary. Plumer l'erfumery
Co St Louis. Mo, II
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German woman to wait on lady
p honsework. Apply at 1il6 Charities
10 N
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IRA neat white girl for cooking ana
York. Apply to Mrs. Geo. IL. Breaker,
rSinnsy avenue. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-16

GENTS MANTED--In every town In Texas
70 sell the Densmore Ball Bearing Type
wllter. Texas Auto. Register Co.. Dallas,
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AGENTS to handle our high grade perfumes;
our plan wins large profits; terms reason
able. Letter & Co., st. Louis. Mo.
WANTED-Agents to handle our high grade
perfumes: cur plan wins larEe profits
terms reasonable. Puritan Perfrmery Co..
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-09-23
QUARANTINE.

The great scare crow, yellow
fever, has been domicilied for the
last ten or twelve days in New Or
leans. Quarantines far and wide
have been promulgated against the
yellow fever.
Our town and our parish have
quarantined and while we applaud
to. the alertness OF our health OF.
fcers, yet viii, someone tell US
what good will it do? The par
isheS below us have not quarantin.
cd, New iberia is opened to and
from New Orleans, and we don't
see how our quarantine will fulfil
its purpose. =.
For instance anyone can buy a
ticket to New Iberia and from
thence to New Orleans and then
coming back to Lafayette with a
stop at New Iberia.
Unless the region below us is
quarantined we don't see any good
OF it.
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A WONDERFUL CURE
OF DIARRHOEA

A PROMINENT VIRGINIA EDITOR.
Had Almost Given Up, but Wa.
Brought back to Perfect Health by
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
i READ HIS EDITORIAL:
From the Times, Hillstill, Va.
suffered with diarrhoea for long
time and thought was past being
cured. l had spent much time and
money and suffered 30 much misery
that had almost decided to give up
all hopes Of recovery and await the
result, but noticing the advertisement
If Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrboea Remedy and also some tee
timohisls stating how some wonderful
cures had been wrought by this rene:
dy, | Idecided 20 try It. After taking
a few doses / wss entirely well of that
trouble, and wish to say further to
my readers and fellow. sufferers that /
am bale and hearty man to-day and
fell as well as ever did in my life. -
O. r. MOORE Sold by J &. Couvii.
lon and all dealers in medicine
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Dieo.

At Osyika, Miss. on Monday,
Sept. iS;h, at 4 o'clock p. M.
TESsoN Mitchell Ewes.
Age "a years and 10 months
son OF w J. Ewes and Mary l..
Morrough. His remains were I'd
have been broaght home to Lafs::
yette for burial but ON account Of
quarantine they we're Unable to do
So. The funeral took place dt New
Iberia at 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning from St. Peters Catholic
Church attended by a large crowd
Of sorrowing friends:
He was chaining up car that
had the draw-head pulled out, his
back to engine. Conductor Nall
ON other side facing engine, Ens
giheer put on the brake and when
Conductor saw the i1iooving cars
he cried out to Mr.. Ewes to get out
or jump. Mr. Ewes turned his
head to Nall, quick as a flash the
cars came together, with his eyes
on Nall, he said caught; then Mr..
Nall Stacked the train. His head
dropped. Mr.. Nall picked him up
bathed him and called on him for
one word, he gasped-and moved;
and lasted IL minutes ere his spirit
passed into the keeping OF him who
gave him to us. He died in Mr..
Nails arms, before the DR.. could
reach him. Peace has its Heroes;
and all men who strive to do theif
duty as he did, is no less a herd
than the greatest OF those who fali
in battle at the front line.
He was doing his duty to his
family and that is the best record
any man can have. 1t is surely
given to us to hope that he will
nowise loose his reward. His
ways are inscrutable and beyond
understanding but in the end, we
realize that WE are in His keepinH
and must try to feel.
Thy Will be done O God.
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Odooulus ~ko oA osvno1
ub t{la11 eurrL and dML

The beautiful weather is being
taken advantage of, and the farmers
are making hay while old Sol
shines.
-Messrs. McElvoy Matthews,
Rayon and Higginbotham, all OF
Crowley, were in Lafayette last
Wednesday.
Miss Marie Martin, daughter OF
Mr.. A. D. Martin, who for several
weeks has been very i'll is reported
to be better.
master Arthur Domengeaux has
secured employment at the Lafa-
yette Laundry and is now taking
orders for that popular concern.
The members OF the Industrial
School Association extend their
thanks to each and every one, who
50 kindly contributed to the success
of the concert.
Contractor Philips, Of New
Iberia, came to Lafayette this week
to submit a bid on the residence to
be built for DR.. J. F. Mouton, who
proposes to erect structure cost
ing between $500 and 81 900.
Mrs. Clarence Darling, OF Sim
coe, Canada, with her two little
children returned last Wednesday
for few months to the home of
her parents, at Sterling Grove, "
Lafayette, La.
Moses Levy and Paul Coussan
formerly in the employ OF Levy &
Co., Of Orange, Texas, are now
working at l.. Levy. Both Of
these gentlemen are up-to-date
clerks and with pleasure will wait
on you.
Tuesday, 10th, Of Sep-
tember is the day on which the
election will take place throughout
the parish for the proposed tax in
favor OF the Industrial School. Let
everybody vote for the tax and
thus secure the School for Lafa-
yettc Parish.
We are cannonading high prices.
1t takes Gumption, Grit and Glory
to fire the Big Gun, but it shalt
be done at Levy Bros. for your
benefit. Come and listen to the
crash OF those falling prices, and
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HERE AND THERE.

BIRTHS:
Mrs. Frank Moss-a boy.
Mrs. Chas. Harnish-a girl.
Work on the streets has begun
in earnest.
Bob Richard spent several days
in Breaux Bridge.
Miss Gardner. of Washington is
visiting friends in town.
Miss A. Desbrest is now sales.
lady at the Racket Store.
DR.. Webb, Of Crowley, was in
Lafayette last Wednesday.
Castor Francez, of Carencfo,
was in town last Tuesday.
VIM Pellerin, of New Orleans,
was in town last Thursday.
Rev. Father Chabrier, OF Roy
vile was in town last Saturday.
Miss Ella Acosta OF Donaldson
vile is now clerking at Moss & Co..
Juror c. c. Brown, of
the 9th, ward was in Lafayette this
week.
Mrs. "A. Weber and children
returned from Thibodeaux last
Monday.
are warming up and it
will be only a few more months of
ring rule.
-Rodolph Beer the old veteran
drummer is again in Southwest
Louisiana taking orders.
Julie Revillon is back home
from a pleasant vacation on the
Teche at Breaux Bridge.
Miss Cora Desbrest has fully re-
covered from her last indisposition
and is again at the "Phone.
MIR. Pugh, prominent member
of the Crowley Bar, was attending
to legal affairs in Lafayette this
week.
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PAUL CkpptV ElLt

|-Messrs. H. Prejean, C. Bien-
venu, I. Guilbeau, R. Dugas and
Z. Francez attended last Sunday
night, the grand ball given by Mr..
Theo. Breaux, at Carencro. They
reported an enjoyable time and de.
clared the occasion one of the
seasons greatest affairs. Cos
tunes OF the richest kind were to
be seen on the dancing floor and
with the decoration and neatness
of the hall presented ah attractive
appearance. The music was fur
nished by Duhon's famous band.
Admiral Dewey wilt arrive in
New York on Thursday, septem-
Der 18th. and the CEREMONIES of
his reception will last three days.
On October 3rd., in Washington,
Secretary Long, OF the Navy De-
partment, will present to Admiral
Dewey, the magnificent Sword Of
Honor voted by Congress last sum-
raer, and which has been made at
a cost Of $4,000 by Tiffany Of
New York. With the exception
Of the steel blade, and the body OF
the seabbard, the material used is
=, carat gold. On the blade OF the
sword is engraved the inscription;
The gift Of the Nation to Adj
nliral George Dewey, U. S. N, in
memory Of the victory at Manila
BAY, May /, 1898"
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A SUCCESS.

The concert given last Friday
night at Falk's Hall for the benefit
OF the Industrial School scored a
great success financially and other.
wise.
The program was we'll rendered
and several numbers had to be re-
peated.
Aftef the concert. a contest took
place between the bald headed men.
Amongst the candidates Prof.
Simmons, received 9 votes; I. A.
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DREYFUS PARDONED.

The council OF ministers at Paris
decided last tuesday to pardon
Dreyfus in principle.
The announcement that Dreyfus
was to be pardoned did not cause
any excitement as it was known
some days ago that he would be.
A strange coincidence is that
Mr.. Schurer-kestner, the first
champion of Dreyfus, and to whom
Dreyfus will virtually owe his iree=
dom, died on the same day that
the council OF ministers decided to
pardon Dreyfus.
Dreyfus was released last Wed
nesday morning at 5 O'Clock and
Immediately left for Nantes.
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Communicated.
LAFAYETTE, la. Sept. II, 1893:

Nix. EDtrCR:-
Will you please allow HE space id
your paper to explain the charges that /
have made against Albert Isaac before
the Justice Of Peace and which were
sent before the Grand Jury.
Not being satisfied with shooting at
my house, he (Albert) passed by my house
and he said TO my son right in my pres:
ence that II did not stop my stock from
trepassing on his premises, that he
would cut their neck, and after that nv
horse was found into his ie1d with . bali
in his shoulder.
Every week he would shoot almost
every other night around my place. 10 /
went TO Judge Brandt and ssked him II
that shooting could NOT be stopped and
SO he made the charges against him (Al.
oert). This happened in the Winter
when all the stock were out and at d
time when Albeft's stock was coming ih
my neld at pleasure.
When l appeared before the Grand
Jury 10 explain the matter, the District
Attorney asked me if anything had got
hurt? l told him no not that night and
before I had time to explain the matter
to the District Attorney why I had sued
Albert, he {the District Attorney told me
it was all right. and Al did not finislf
explaining the whole thing 10 him and
the Grand Jury.
As some people think that It vas by
malice l sued Albert. am writing the
facts 90 that they may all see thai It waG
because / wanted that sh,,oting at night
stopped around my place.
l was absent about week from my
premises and the shooting happened
every night and one night he shot 90
many times. till they all wanted to leave
the house and since l sued him 1t has
stopped but before, that he had it for &
regular job, and l hope It will stay
stopped.
Respectfully youts.
FELIX MAfTIN, SK.
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Hay, Oats. Corn and Brand at
GEO A. DEBLANc,
Feeds Store.
Phone %.
Bright Boys Starred in business.

The publishers of the famous big illus;
irated weekly newspaper, PENNSYLVANIA
GRIT, Are now placing representatives at
every post Office in Louisiana and they
deaire to secure. the services OF capable
hustIing agents in each of the following
towns Of tie parish Of Lafayette. Brouss
safd, Csrepcro. Lafayette. Youngsville.
and in such other towns az are not al
ready supplied. The work is profitable
and pleasant. A portion Of Saturday
OILY Is required. Over 5000 agents are
doing splendillly. No money whatever
is required. Everything f. furnished
flee. Stationery, rubber stamp. ink and
pad, advertising matter, sample copies.
etc. Papers are shipped TO be paid for at
the end of each month. Those not sold
are not charged for. Write to Grit Pub
fishing Co.. Williamsport. Pa. and naea%s
tioa the ADvRRrIsDR
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Could He Help 1t?

Admiral Montojo, formerly CHIEF
in command OF Spain's naval forces
in the Philippines, who surrender
ed to Admiral Dewey after the des.
truction Of the Spanish fleet in the
battle of Cavite, is being tried in
Spain. The prosecution demands
a senteace Of Imprisonment iot life,
with dismissal from the service.
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Broussard, I6 votes; B. Corona
Io votes; and T. NJ, Biossat, "a
votes. Consequently this last one
won the prize-a comb. F."
Another contest of the most
popular young lady was won BY
Miss U. Corona, whose prize was
splendid belt.
Stands furnished with cakes and
refreshing beverages had the power
to attract numerous customers.
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hear the report of delighted buy
ers. We have a we'll assorted
line complete in every depart
m ent.
The schools opened last Mon
day. The High School, Prof. w
A. Lerosen, Principal, assisted by
Mrs. Ida Delaney and Miss Lizzie
Mudd enrolled 81 pupils the largest
attendance ever recorded.
The public school, Prof. T. r..
Simmons. Principal, assisted by
Misses Maggie Bagnal and Eliza
Hopkins enrolled SO pupils.
We admit of no superiors and
acknowledge no equals in our mag
nifcent display of new styles. Our
Store is now filled to the utmost
with a choice line of carefully Sc
lected Bargains in Ready made
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
and Shoes. All of the prevailing
styles in assortment complete,
specially purchased to meet the
known wants of this community.
Our Prices do our talking at the
Lafayette Clothing House.
We visited the Lafayette Lauh-
dry OF which Mr.. c. G.. Borne is
manager and we found the estab-
lishment in a first class working
order, having up-to-date machines
for doing fine and stylish work
and complement of seven hands
who each one understands his work
thoroughly. This is an industry
which our people ought to patron
ize as the work turned out by the
Lafayette Landry is equal if not
better to the one done by the Lake
Charles or New iberia Laundries.
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Bring your hides to r. Otto.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY

Fix this in your mind. Your
Dollar does double duty when it
buys good goods cheap. II is the
business of the Racket Man
(Schmulen) to give the most for
your money. The Racket Man
gives finer qualities and greater
values for every dollar that passes
over his counter than ever before
Luck is looking for you in the
shape of Bargains at the safe and
reliable Racket Store.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-09-23
Parish Board Of Health,

The parish board OF health met
Monday with DR.. Geo. Delaureal,
president. 1t was decided that
President Delaureal should estab-
lish guards at various points in the
parish and that no person shall be
allowed to enter unless he can ex-
hibit certificate in due form to
the effect that bearer has not been
IN yellow fever infected locality
for ten days. Nothing was done to
affect mails, express matter or
freight.
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Your. hides. your bones, your wool
and beeswax purchased at Mrs. LeDa-
nois who pays the highest cash price 8
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We are in receipt this week of one
solid car load of the celebrated
PIEDMONT WAGONS
ASSORTED SIZES
Remember that our line of Vehicles
is COMPLETE.
L. LAC0ste,
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Have those broken window panes
replaced. Alfred Bonnet makes a
specially of this work.
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YOU assume no risk when you buy
Ohamberlsin's Collie. CheIerx aud Di-
Gishosa Remedy. Mr.. J. G. Cou-
villon and Ill dealers in medicine.
will refund your money il yon are not
salinfel after using it. Il IL every
whefh admitted 4, be the 'noet success.
ful!femetly in nee for howell compIsini,
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Mules for Sale.

Four fine American mules for
sale cheap. Apply to DR.. Thos.
B. Hopkins, near town.
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Mos PHARMAcY-the place to buy
ths hsst writing tablet in town for 10
centa.
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just received a fresh lot of Onion
Sets and Turnip Seed at the Moss
PHARMACY.
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See Alfred Bonnet for window glass
and hare those broken ones replaced
before the North winds,
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Moss PHARMACY. Our school su n.
ply for this year is better than ever.
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The north wind is coming and the
window panes are missing. See AL
fred Bonnet aud have them put in at
olce.
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: Messrs G. Girard. l.. g. Sicily and II.
W. Elliois then addressed the meeting.
Accordiqk 20 resolutions adopted COM
mittee It fthree consistine Of Measfs. w.
b. Toriaa, Z G. Sicily and r. w. e..
Iioet were appoinied to present the petit
don Of the White voters Of this Parish
praying Tor white primaries 10 the res
pecifve Democratic Executive Commit
Seee Of the Parish Of Lafayette.
According 70 resolutions adopted a
committee Of three consisting of Messrs
q Glfartl, Dr.. w. w. Lesley and G. C..
Drown were appointed to confer with
the parish Of Acadia In reference 10 Z
aicial ticket.
Du moaioa Of Hon. G. Girard. the
fRairman Hon. Albert 0uidry was made
x-o6icio chairman Of both committees.
R. w. ELLloTT. ALBEIT GUiDRY,
Sec. Pres.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The court has been in session
this week and the following case:
have been disposed OF.
Jules Figaro, tried on charge
of Larceny was found guilty.
Jean Baptiste alias Grant. got
verdict Of guilty for Larceny.
Andre Louis, who used too free.
ly dangerous weapon to make an
assault was found guilty.
Joseph Sythe is rejoicing for
this time that on a charge Of lar
ceny the jury returned a verdict ol
not guilty.
Villier Simon tried on a charge
Of Burglary was found guilty.
William Babie alias Jim. tried
for violating labor contract was
declared guilty.
In the case Of Tommie Galofee,
: nolle pross was entered.
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1es PHARMAcY sells Grand Pas
g ii Soap.
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Moss PHARMACY. Now is the time
u use the International stock food
for horses, cowA pigs or chickens.
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Nl, FL. IT, Jaedu1tDL
dRsvl 1u.Adoys 5sftaA.
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hear the report of delighted buy.
ers. We have a we'll assorted
line complete in every depart
m ent.