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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-15
CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COUNTY OF LANCASTER
In the Common Pleas
Mary McAteer. Plaintiff n0ninst
samuel Adams, john Adams II w
McMurray, and others, Defendants
RH yIrture of n Decree made IN the
- above case by Judge o w Bu,
chanan, dated October 10, 1899. r viii
sell at public au :tion at Lancaster
court house. within the legal hours of
sale, on the
FfrSt MOnddy IN December, Nert,
all that piece. parcel or tract OF land
IN the county Of Laucaater and Stale
of South arolina, containing,
40 Acres, More or Less.
and bounded on the North by lands of
w IL u Nc Murray, on the East by
lands OF John A McAt.er and the
Wadesboro road, on the South by
estate lands of A J McAteer. deceased
and on the West by lands Of II w Nc
Murray.
Boy Terms Of sale, CASH. Perchaser
to pay for papers.
w. 5. l.. PORTER,
. &. G. T.. Z. l.. &.
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Murder at Bennettsville.
Special to The State.

BennettSville, Nov Nelson
Rogers a negro of notoriety about
town, was assassinated last night
in front of the Adams house while
going home. His assaIant hid
behind tree and crushed his
skull with a blndgeon. No clue
as to the murderer, but another
negro is suspected.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-15
r f. Wylie, Plaintiffs Atty.

NOTICE!
We have moved our books to
the Office of Heath, Springs & Co,
and all parties indebted to us will
please come forward and settle at
once. We guarantee as much for
cotton as any other market.
FARMERS BANKING AND
MERCANTILE CoMpASY.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-15
Honor Roll TaNahaw School.
The following is the honor roll
OF Taxahaw School for the month
ending Nov 10th 1899.
DEPORTMENT.

0'IuilS NOV 1Olu 1879.
DEPORTMENT.
Lee Robinson, Christopher
Robinson, Flawny Walters, Ira
Sowell, Augustus Craig, James
Wright, Bleeker Wrignt, Oscar
Wright, Baxter Wright, Minnie
Robinson, Walter Robinson,
Queen Baker, Bessie Baker, Lessie
Baker, Hoke Gregory, Theron
Gregory, Otis Gregory, Blocker
Lowry, Ola Lowry, Eel Self,
Seaborn Self, Thurlow CASTOR,
Docenia Estridge, Bertha EStridge,
Bessie Estridgc, Pet Belk, James
BeIk, Edward Belk, George Belk,
Belle Baker, Johnny Baker, Mat
tie Massey, Lula Massey, Evelyn
Massey Johnny Massey, James
Massey, Pearl Cook, Coon Cook,
Mamie Cook, May Cook Ola
Cook, Sam'l McManus, Lottic
McManus, Hattie McManus.
RECITATIONS.
The following are those highly
distinguished-95 per cent.
Flawny Walters, Walter Rob-
inson, Oscar Wright, Otis Greg
ory, James Wright, Theron Greg
ory, Thurlow CASTOR, James Belk
Matte Massey, Evelyn Massey,
Pearl Cook, May Cook, Lottie
McManus, Hattie McManus.
DISTTNGUISHED-9O-95 PER CENT.
Ira SowelI, Baxter Wright,
Minnie Robinson, Bessie Baker,
Docenia Estridge, Bertha Estridge,
Bessie Estridge, Pet Belk, Edward
BeIk, George Bclk, Lula Massey,
johnnie Massey, Mayme Cook,
Ola Cook, Sam'l McManus.
The Taxahaw school is now IN
very flourishing condition and
all patrons are requested to send
all their children that they ex-
pect to send tins session as early
as possible, so that they may he
properly classed. Taxahaw has a
grand opening for school, and by
the hearty cooperation of all
patrons, we may soon boast of
our school, as one among the first
in the county. Respt submitted
A & RowelI,
Principal.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-15

Van Wyck presents some scenes
of life these days The q G. &
y has n force of hands here ex
tending ITS side track about double
its present length and there is
some talk Of spur track, also be-
ing put in, which will be a great
convenience to the road for load
ing aud unloading, and switching
cars. Many of the trains, now
moving on this road are heavy and
long, and they found great deal
of trouble in swinging around
passing trains on the short side
track. Not much cotton has been
shipped from here this season,
but rood many seed has been
mark "ted and moved to various
mills, and soon some of their
products will be returned in com.
medical fertilizers.
Mess j A Hyatt, j A Estridge
and others are shipping wood.
Others would ship but they think
the price is too low to Justify
them.
The committee on arrangements
for the Woodmen hot supper Nov
10th, are making extensive prepar-
alton for gland time. They will
spare neither pains nor expense
to make it success and hope to
have large attendance and
promise n pleasant time for ALL
Cedar Camp will have its regular
monthly meeting the same night
and cordially invites members of
other camps to be with them.
The protection degree and p few
other kinds will be given for the
benefit of new members, and
amusCments for the old.
Some of Van Wyck's Woods
men went to Rock NIL Monday
night and met with Walnut Camp.
They will give cedar camp the
benefit of the knowledge they
gained in the near future.
Some of Waxhaw's Young
beauX and bellies were out driving
Sunday evening and tried some of
the Old Palmetto States roads
some of these they found in fair
condition, Others not so good, and
some not free from accidents. ,
However, no one was seriously
hurt,
DR.. j Douglas Nisbet of New .
York, has been spending a few
days at his Indian Ferry farm and
mothers home. He spent his
time in bird hunting Of which he
is quite fond and in beautifying
the surroundings of his pleasant
home. The doctor is fine land
scape gardener and arranged and
planted numerous bulbs and plants
and in the near future his yards
will be things Cf beauty. He left
for New York Tuesday. HIS
brother, DR.. OIin, will also 90 to
New York about the 1st of De.
nomber, and make the great
metropolis his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fudge visited
heir daughter, Mrs. r H Massey
ast Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Dick Rives of Fort Lawn
visited relatives and attended Van
SNyck church last Sunday.
Mrs Sue l. Bates and Master
Herman Yoder are visiting MIR
Bates father, DR. l. B Bates, at St
Matthews, S C.
Rev X f Mood is busy finish
ng up his years work on Van
Wyck charge and is meeting with
fair success in his collections. He
has planned hot suppers at each of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-15

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pay your subscription to Ledgerl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
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ID Mlf1NN d

Pan Jozef sobieszclyk, daw (
ME nliielIszzY obywatel polskiej osasadIy
Alberta liberia gdczzjie piastowa} urzqd ko-
i mniiFsaffza p'cpwsgiiatowego, przeprowa-.
dzii#slesdo Sank Rapids zafozYi III
pterWszorzeddnY hotel i salon.
sszssz P'odro2ti dozuaja tn milego
przsyleeea wszelkich wygdd, 3
szczeg6lnie go5cie polscY, wobec
ewoialkkiiego ~otoczenia, moga sic
~ czuld domu. Usiuga tbardzo
'ipprlzseslma, iad7o jaknaJlepsze oraz
wYbornae trunk j cYgara.
s Rodacy, poplerajcie swojego, j
nstepujjcclle,1 " Sank Rapids, ma
pokrzeplenie Tub ma nocleg do
=#hroteh WWlarusaEJ6zefa sobleszczykaa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
TO l WO:

-H ID
TRAGICzNY WYPADEh.
PISA 2 Z7t9mierzs. W tych an'acn
wszczqf SIZE tu ogromny pozar PREY
ul,oY RYbnci v sk1adzle aptsozuym
W,lonsa, kt6ry wskutek nlesu-
m,ean,nos5ci zYd6w przybraf W'el@'e
,ozmiary. Welding BOWEN pre-
njs6w 5 skladach aptecznYch tylko
poi puda bez7ry g klE.) woln9
trzyma6 y mieiskich sk}adaon = :
reszte "a miastem tymczasem
podozss. pozara okssato sig, e y
w,1ystkiohb skladaoh ansjduja Is
ogromrse zapasY palnyoh q
low stlazsoY ratal2oy, vyn'esli !
loch6H IL galon6w bensYny, dwlf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

~ 81 a.. ..", -.s+|sE ~. - =.,S fs-II.Sst.& t#:SS*% Il =
w podeszlym wieku. Gdy na-
turalna .siIa poczynas was opusztz zae,=
I godne ~wzmacniajace lekarstWo sta lie ],
sic rzeczywista ~potizeba, Cytajcie CO..
Wiel. Pan ]. M. .Winkler, z C%ottonyille,s
Me-, m6wi Q TEN: .szanowny Or.
Fahrney, Chicago, Ills. Meth naj-.
bogatsze b}ogoslwIedstwa Boga spadpa.
ma Pana i jego interes.s Chcialem JUL
dawno do Pana pisa.e. lecz czyn:e tax
dopioro teraz- Rokstemu poslalem Pc
putlo palskiego Gomozo. UzywaIem 2
bardzo acknowledgment skutkiem.s
,Skoro czlowiek posuWa assie W latach,
%wewnetrzne organa. llak sig zdaje, ME
chca JUL dluzsj pracowae. Ciale staje9,
sic niedoskonalem, jak starry domJ
Dom trzeha wypcrzadzic, ably m6gl je-
szcze ma chwile dluzej oddawac doble
uslugi.
szczesIiwYm przypadkiem ukohczy.:
lem wylorz adzenla mego cielesnego dor
mu, "a pomoca panskiej cennej NEEDY
cyny. Mo moge nawet zacza6 "ylicz;c
6zne dolegliwose1. kt6 e mi dokuczalyy,
lecz wspomn9 o kilkus 2 mich tylko,
Jako to og6lnej slabcs,i, zgadze, biciu
serca, zatwardzeniu j braku apetytu.
Zuiywszy prawie try butelFi Gomfze.
rzzeklem: 'Dzleki Bogu, ~przybltam
sic do wyleczenia.s: =ss
lChociaz obecnie jestem 70 lat starry,
czuje sic Q IS lat mlodezym. Jeste en-
sta1ym i slabym duchownym, kjory
sluzyl kosciolowi przezs45 lat. Wierzse
stale, ze, gdyby ME lekarsttWggto p,aalf1sylkliite..
ME byl5Ym " stanie juz w;ecej pelni
moich. obowiazl,66w:.sC hetnie bede pole.
cal ceune pahfzssxie =lekarSattwgso, edaaleko j
szero 9. przez co bedes po'nn,lag'aal# cierpiaa-
cel ludzkosci . lie to Jest y mnojej mo,
cy 5 3.s q s 80 81 s4Hza 81 ! i
Bardzo w1z'sczpy, Wiel. ]. N n
Ninklcr, s5z. .sls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
WlYcieeaki na grnnta
K6leja ST. I'auIska.

Kolej Chicago Milwaukee
& ST. Paul sprzedava5 hedzie "
Z Il Marca tykietY ola pc.
szukiwaczY g%runt6w. Zapiaci sig
tylko podr6z " tjedne strone l
tYlko i~aszcze 2 dolary a powrot.
Wygledem b~llzszych s%zczegolow
zgfosic sic do Biura Kolejowego
konieo Center ulicy, pod tytulem
Pioneer Limited Ticket office:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
|mleckiic1hsz Ind ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS po.

l - ~ 80 ~ AA - is8E vs. fss ssANss
viada ) lelilSl I ~ Sssidowisku
,ktJ6t'g1e ,ag b1a a lsjilssusd az ~ B E'tlll'
poczatku liistlopada: Uni BessalnlIF.
pprzY go q leligijnej sek Ky Y
Tniedyia,c,,lh, m1a'a odiIsctsyt = will
kkslecaa nastep'nlllets q faklir iDd,jsslksiI..
zaklinat ogiedd odsimowai mulII
moe nlszczaca Zapowietz takieggg,oc1''
widor'ska Sc1qgnala tlumY cieksaa-
wYch. Do roVu, g'ebokodci IS.
stop, f4k'1 rzuo la porqbaoe drzewo.
tamarYku. Drzewo pionefo, ogitthil..
vciaz podsycany buchai piomilee ]
mem; row 4ap1ttl1'ii SIC szcs get
veglami. Sa zda.k, dany przez "a
kira, wvstap;;1 zastep coofgsd6w
(mieszkans6w prowincYi Coorgsnla:
ape1udniowo,zachodn;em wy1btrzta %
LADY, !; kqble,y niosly y .r'sku Tub B
ma giow1e ohiifagsy uampki gllniLa-
ne); mezcz1zni zbrojnli v miecse,
ru,zczali sic " plasy w6rdd sple.
WOW !, .wrzaak6w, inni lupali orze-
,hY kokosowe i zawolzili modify.
Rubiio to N~razen,e gromadY szalehr-
COW. Ma dany ggna', wszyscy "
milkli j s,aneli JAZZ wrYci. Fak'r
g1osem poteznymscznajm'l 70 og'eh
juz zakletyl kto chce. moze pc MIN
chcdz;G bez szwanku. Poczatkowo
mkt sic ME odwazYi; wreszoie W.
stqpll jeden i rzeczywiscie przes1 ed}
wsr6d ptomieni, kt6re 80 nawet
ME parzyfy; "a MIN possli innl,
wszyscy bez zadneja Ola slebls
szkodY. Widzqc to jeden 2 obec1ych
Europejczy k6w, zdJaf buty j VISTA
pil ia wegle r~ozzarzone ne
uczu} pawet gorqca. Po godzinie
fakir oS Hiadczy}, te cgien odzysku-
jessmoc. Jskoz wrzucono hawai-
drzewa, kt6ry natyohmiast spio',-
10. P~oprzcdnio piomienie llzaty
t7lko ludz' lsprzedmloty ME poze
raj2c ich Wcale.s SWladkaml lego
widowlska, oprocz Aumu.
kraiowcdw, bYli Earopejosyo'y, q
miedzY ianemi porucznlk Olcott,
hrab'na Wachtmeiste', 4. Richaes
son, dr.. Ease (Francl y, prof.
Mulvany vielu int. cb. Fakir
sam I'M ME wchcdzi} v og,leht; b>l tY1ko
WIDEN, ma r6wni Z ennymi. Zna-
ny jest W Benares pod uazw4
Jun;um~Ba abb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
,eczki prochu observation-disclosures

beck prochu | giele llnln climate matte
rrYaldv VI vs. bbupc q vyeoh eho o'a
vice glddWnie . niieeddopulllssao'za's'niie
o!gnnla % u; piwNnic Nacze11nlk stray I
sognioweel b5iTIandmlstra Wsb liisiasy$
Polak, vskoczY} do p hdw:Gdly
60 p.zsstrzeggano Q nlebeizpIe cze n
stwle odpoNi led zlaf: = AZ e ME
p,6jde, to j strazacy ME ojtlA'S
Poszedl zatem ia peWna praWgiie
smierG. I rzecz7s isclle Wchlw5il i ,ggdY.
wchodzli do plwnicg, rastapii
gwa3towny wYbucch ggruzY Nala-
cych sic hclan zabAY g. ne miej-
sou. Opr6cz nieggo clezko zestall
pokaleczenii pollcmajsster kilku
strazah6w. smieId Wablszswiczza
wywo}ala oe6lny zaI, pogrzeb bJ4
nlezmiernle funny. Wlcle osob
przyjecha1o nawet : K'jo|Ka, zeb,
H| #H, EltLEI-- ~. mE.A..-tgw tsgE
mu oddac ostatuia pos4lge. Dokto-
rowie Domaniewski Bruins zaiiel'
sic 4bieraniem sk}adkl ma pozosta-
u rodzine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
Zlpetnle co innego.

-E F-= - - WILL
M}ody. Gapski cd dtazsze5 20 joz
ozasu wzdyche, jakby mu olsak1
kam:vh piers przygniata{. Wresz-
Gle. idze do ojca i zwierza size
pred MIN re swolch A4 'poto"
sercowycb.
Kochasz sic? bardzo dobr: 9
- zen sie!...
- Ba, kiedY ME smlem sig
5swiadczyc.
To bardzo proste! Iul kro~
eel TEN leplej. ia oS"'adczyfem
sig mo]ej zonie W trzech slowach !,
lax w;dzlsz, dopistem celu.
-Ba- rzecze mfodY Gapsk1
- to by4o CO innego: papa oswald
czal sic mamie, a ia MUSIC s1f
osUladczyG ca}kiem obcej pannle..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

HISZPANIA. Niedavlo pisa
" dzienniki 0 sprowadzeniu :zwiek
Kolumba z Hawannv DO HiszpaDli
i %z}ozeniu lch " r6Wniez stsm,ad
przYyiezlonYm groboWcu. Tymcza
sem x. ArcYbiskup Cocchia z
Ch;eti, kt6ry dawnieJ by} blskupem
W San Domlugu,t wlerdzl stanowczo
| udowadnia listen do pisma Ger
riere di Napol,, re to ME So zN1uki
K~rzYsz:cfia Kolumbla, tYlko
prawdopodobnie sYna lego. Praw~
dziwe szczatkl pc owym s1AwpYm
Ameryki san CIV X. A =
bYciskup odnolaaf W r. 1877 "
San Domingo l. tam ~ieszcze sp,-
czywajq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

J: Jadae 3, Z ~ WlNoNY Do L.WAUK najlepisj jjechat tsSlI
800 g .. : ,eM. KaulskaI.5N sjtadsza tel to- LIMA as pal,kiehaza
Wells. a# ao.' '1n9 4 III III nf1aaS
1h,.C q, nsltosowniejsza to LIMA do polssich osadz
NJ, MaWan.eea#B ..sioa ~ initoWoc G. inlay Menomi1eres5SHi
U%lr2zegdnicy IA tel kolei sigma 2 niezWYkA
fey znprzeJmosci a caly ruch kolejoWy
Wleellhieggo porzadku. I
Y sleeping karach vyborne I65zka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

Z5odnost.
Zfoty m}odzieniec cdw;edza
swoiq bogata c1otke. Ciotka VITA
60 wym6wkaml.
= Wlesv, Lolu = powlada =
Is jeste5 ~niezno4ny. Ciegle plszesz
o r,eniqdze i tylko o p%ieniadze:
R,bssz5 1Aaaii nc wlece]. :Dopra-
vdy. ME u iem; co bYm rob1}a,
gdybym miata wlecej taklch s'o~
- D1oga cloclu! - po"iada ma
to l. 10 - ia tel wtssnle ciesze sic
r5wn,ez, il iestem twoim ]edYnym1l
siuhtyzencem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02

Kr66tkie o%bja6nle.
A CT ~ wis, CO to ]e w61t?
A no win. Jak pisarz 60
napise, to wojt zasYpui'i piasklem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-02
WIELKI ~WYNALAZCA

Edison. z rozrzewni enlem
wspomina epoke zycia, kiedy
iako ubogl teltgr. fsta, zart bl1f ma
swe utrzYmanie. Marzy} on W owe
easy . posladaniu pleclu tYs1,cy
dola,6w, kt61a to suma " oczach
m}odzlehfca przedstawih}+ znacznY
majqtek. PierWszym wynalazSiem
.Ea,sona byi u]epszonY aparat tel, :
grafnczny, majac model tegoz
ju5 opatentowaDy przybyi z MIN do
New Yorku, ably go ~sprzedac.
Zast,nawiaf sc on dug :, jaka &C.
ny naznacslc "a 6w aparat, gdyz
miaf ielka ochote 5ad.c ak uprags
nionych 5000 dol. lecz po namYslee
suma ia wydawasa mu sig zby
wYsota %postanow1} naznaczyc tyf'
ko 5000. Uda} sic wiec-do pewne-
go fabrykanta lprzedstaw vii mu
~ ,"s @#. ..FAl&.a% y. Isl j. -. @-G3, . --e=fz
sw6j Hynalazek, ale zapytanY, lie
z, niego zada, zmlessaf sic nadzwY.
cza1nie i W obav1e popsucla intere
su odpowiedzial, re o%znaczen7e
cen1 pozostawla samemu tabry~
kantowi il. Wlasclciel fabrYki, obej-.
rzawszy j~eszcze raz dok}adnie nowy
wynalazek odpoRiedzis}: Dam
panu csterdziesci tysiecy doIa56w,
AMI jelnego centa wieceJ, czY sic
pan zg1dza te sume?', Edison ofo
wiada, 70 ualYszawszy te s}owa J
niemogao glosu wYdobyc 2 wlelk'e-
90 wzru1uszenia, k1vnai tYlko gIowa
IA max przyzwoienia machinal-
!, ME podpisai kon1trakt, ktory m. mt
fabrYkkant Q lsuva'. O)przYtomia
dopiero IA ulicY gdy poczui " re-
ku q, ( IA q. 600 do'ardu, kt6r;
j to suma pr1encsi'a ajjSp1tlsuz'
jego oczekavanla ! Y jednej chvl.
zioblfa zniego z ''1n 9 czfow.e
elka.:
!, CIEKAWE WIDOW IsKlos
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-12-09
A CARD.

The following resolution unzni-
mously adopted by the Police Jury,
Dec. 7, inst, effectually disposes Of
the charge made by Mr.. J. o.
Broussard affecting the honesty and
integrity of the undersigned:
s.Resolved, That the minutes of
the Police Jury under date of Nov.
10, 1898, be and are hereby de-
clared correct, and that no resolu-
ton granting half the liquor licenses
of 1899 to the parish schools was
ever adopted by this body. The
secretary, R. G. Greig, is hereby
exonerated from any and all charges
affecting his honesty and integrity
in the premises"
In order to show how utterly
groundless and unprovoked was Mr..
Broussard's charge that the under
signed suppressed or "stole" the al
legged resolution, the minutes Of the
Jury under date Of April 6, 1899,
read as follows: "Supt. La'iolais
and Hon. J. O. Broussard, repre-
senting the School Board, appeared
and asked that half the licenses col
lected from liquor dealers be set
aside for school purposes as per
agreement with committee of saloon
men. The Jury decided that the
understanding was, that should the
liquor licenses collected for 1900,
exceed the licenses collected for
1898, the excess should be paid
into tn" parish treasury" The
members of the Jury explained very
forcibly and distinctly to the COM
mittee that no resolution was
adopted as claimed by them, and
Mr.. Broussard has therefore pre-
ferred a charge which he knew to
be utterly false.
The public and friends are left to
draw their own conclusions as to
Mr.. Broussard's veracity and reli-
ability. r. c. GRE1G.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-12-09
Think of 1t.

We desire to urge upon the voters
the necessity of selecting officers
who can be relied on to enforce the
laws. Those who indulge in vio-
lent speeches are not the p,ob<,'
persons to clothe with authority.
The campaign Of the Debaillon-
Isaac Broussard ticket has been
conducted peaceably and without
making any appeals to the pas
sions and prejudices of men. AS
an evidence Of the reckless charac-
ter Of the campaign Of the opposi
tim, the attention of we'll thinking
and fa1r-minded people is directed
to the meeting which was held in
the courthouse Wednesday night.
This is not a question of gratifying
your likes or dislikes, but it is one
of much greater importance. The
question which you are to decide
by your vote is one in which is in
volved your own welfare, and that
of your home and your family.
Think of it before preparing your
ballot.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-12-09

A three-night engagement by the
CoreKeene Company was begun at
McDonald's last night when that al
ways pleasing comedy, "My Uncle
from Japan" was most clerverly
presented. This combination is a
new one to local play-goers, but by
the splendid work of each member
of the caste last night it bids fair to
become one of the most popular
companies travelling. The audience
was thoroughly delighted through
out the play and those enjoying the
production made it known by con-
tinually applaud,ng. Included in
the cast were Miss Fay Carlisle and
Mr.. Jack Core, two we'll known
stage people, who are as clever as
they are deserving. Mr.. Charles
P. White, who was also connected
with the Charles King company,
which recently appeared here, is in
the caste of the Core Keene combs
nation. The entire company il
| evenly balanced and well deserves
the liberal patronage that will be
accorded it here Montgomery
(Aia.) Journal.
Will appear At Ealk's Sunday
- - -
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-12-09
Republican Interference.

A leading Republican Of this
town has been very busy lately
holding confabs with leaders of the
Martin Cochrane faction.
The same Republican has taken
unusual interest in the registration
of his friends s, that they will be
able to vote in Saturdays primary.
Before casting their votes Demo-
Gratis should not fail to remember
this fact. Let them show by their
ballots that this is Democratic af-
fair and make sure that Republican
interference does not affect the re-
suits.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-12-09

See that Ike's Name is There.
sard's name is along with the Others
which form the regular Democratic
ticket. If necessary the opposition
will sacrifice all their friends to beat
Sheriff Broussard. We mean they
will do anything to try to beat him
for they we'll know that they can
not beat him.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-12-09
Christmas Gifts.

In the selection of Christmas
Gift, an article possessing the fol-
lowing five requisites will never fail
to please:
1st. 1t should be atprob~iafe to
the receiver, to be acceptable.
end. It should be beuuti1nl, to
please the eye.
3rd. 1t should be useful, to be
sensible.
4th. 1t should be aurob;e, to
serve as lasting as we'll as a pleas
ing reminder of the giver.
5th. 1t should be iueepeusiye, so
that it will be no hardship for the
giver to be generous.
Our stock of holiday goods has
been selected with view Of meet
ing these five requirements, and we
extend cordial invitation to the
public to call and inspect our offer
ings Moss Pharmacy:
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-12-09
A. II. CaillOuet.
WEDNE SDA US NEE TING

WEDNESDd US NEE TING.
The Gazette is really sorry that
more of the good people of La
fayet,e were not at the court house
Wednesday to listen to the diatribes
delivered by the speakers of what
is known as the anti administration
faction. The foodeates of vilifca-
ton and abuse were opened and it
is safe to say that the fair minded
men present were disguised with 1t
all. Sheriff Broussard was made the
object of their attacks, and that
worthy officer was charged with all
the sins of omission and commits
sion. 1t was clearly evident that
the speakers were inspired by per-
sonal animosity. The nature of
their attacks and the manner in
which they we're made showed
plainly that there was too much
malice and envy at the bottom to
carry conviction to any fair mind.
The official record of any man is
amenable to legitimate criticism,
but we submit to the good people
of this parish that to attempt to-
biacken the character Of any man,
is, to sly the least, contemplate
and deserves the severest condem-
nation.
The record of Isaac A. Broussard
as sheriff Of this parish does not
fear criticism; on the contrary, it
courts the fullest investigation.
Upon his record as an officer. MIR.
Broussard is willing to stand and
phantly nominated next Saturday.
We repeat what we have said in
a previous issue that Sheriff Brous-
sard is one Of the best executive
officers in the State and no amount
of vilifca;ion which is attempted to
be heaped upon him by his enemies
will serve to detract one iota from
his enviable reputation.
The voters.of this parish will not
be fooled by the silly twaddle of the
speakers as last Wednesdays meet
ing. If tnev were deceived by it
they would be unfit to exercise the
right of suffrage. Abuse is the
weapon of the rude and Ignorant;
invective is used by the bigot and
fanatic. The arminded, right ov
ing citizen seeks the truth; common
sense and justice form the basis of
his convictions.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1899-12-09

Presbyterian Church Services.
The installation services will take
place at the Presbyterian church at
II O'Clock Sunday morning, when
the Rev. w. J. Lechrest, the pastor
elect, will be installed by the COM
mission appointed by the Louisiana
Presbytery. Rev. George Fraser,
of Crowley, will conduct the SER
vices and preach the sermon. Rev.
D. F. Wilkinson, of Crowley, will
deliver the charge to the pastor and
Elder J. B. Foley, Of the same
town, will deliver the charge to the
people. AT 1880 p. m. Rev. Will
kinson will preach. To all these
services the public are cordially in
vited.