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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-D j Stark, Geo
l. Webb. Boston: w ID Andrews. Her
bert Gresham. Wills II Simpson. New
York. + c Boune. Boston; + B Dilling-
ham. Hartford: 4 w B0ardman, L
Church. Boston, s Hannah. G clin-
ton Bliss. Charles w Eddy. w ii bral-
ton, New York; II j Richards. Connec-
ticut; Nash. Rochester; w III Rob-
erts, Brookpont. n y; \ wilcox
Wakefield: S l. Browning. III Larkin'
Jr, Narragansett Pier; Mr. and Mrs Z
III Porter. Boston; q $ Bernstein
Brooklyn; Thc.las Courts. Boston; q
+ Upham. New York. NJ M Aldrlch.
Mendon. Mass: q - Winchester III Il
Hayes. RoXbury; James Dewey, Pitts
field. w l. stevens. New Britain. sol
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New Empire Theatre.

Corinne and good company Of en-
tertainers present this week AT The EN-
pire theatre Edgar Smith and Louis De
Lange's musical comedy. THE Little
Host" Last evenin large audience
thoroughly enjoy D. production as
given by the very .ty women a7J
the very good specialists C5rinnc was
Of course. the star vi The piece and
from her entrance on the stage 10 The
close Of the lsst act thr generous an.
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THERE IS A CLASS OF PFlPLE

Who are injured b. The use OF coffee.
Recently there has been placed In all
the grocery stores new preparation
called GRAIN-O. maze o. pure grains.
thar takes the place or coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives 70 Wi hont
il stress. and hut Few can ten 70 from
coffee. II docs not cost over = as much.
Children may drink % with great hon
ont i5cts and 25rts pr package. Try
o.. Ask for GRAIN-O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-24

the female Gmc trio OF colored per-
formers did some excellent vocal work.
ana the Griffin sisters. silva B4ructtc.
Annie White and Ida BlufOrd do some
singing and dancing
Tho second part OF the performance
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Nasser. May Irwin, New York: g j
Curtis, Meriden: + NJ Shepard. East
Orange; sam Rosenthal. II = Bensch,
New York: a G. Cross. Springfield. AL
bert T. Davis. Troy. @ b Emmons,
Lawrence; Charles A Cobb, Boston: -
G. Gale Jr. New York. w * Browne.
Boston G Il Sweetser New York. G.
w Beach. Hartford: X l. Warner. Bos-
ton; l. \ Bennett. Y l. Lordly. New
York; l. II Rollins. Boston: \ NJ Rich
ardson. Bamberger, w III Hamilton
and Wife. New York. John II Perkins
Boston; Alfred ~ sroff. New York: u
& Sweet. Newport: Alfred Kroun, New
York: Albert Potter. NJ - and wife.
CheDaChet Frank IA Potter and wife,
Pascoag. w X Berth. New York. 4 w
Warner and wife. New Haven: J w
Leverng. Philadelphia: + A Pratt.
Amos Whitney. Hartford. Thomas II
BAH, Phlladelphia l. p Bernard. Sam
uel Jaeger. New Yak William Il APP
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Minneapolis; G w Smith. New York;
W r Pascoe. Narragansett Pier: Geo
T. Lancroft. New Haven: II w Med
bury Providence; X VI Warshauer
Boston: Matt De Forest and wife Al
bany; John $ Clark O l. Merriman.
George Weyman ana wife Boston II
V Davenport Warwick: j Christmas
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ham. w 5 Flndav Bernas. New
York: G G Cunningham. Detroit; + "
Bull. New York: Edward Young. Salt
Lake Citv: r " Clements New Lon
dom John w Potter Waiter Deesel.
II w Morris and wife. 4 l. Silvarstcin.
y VI Neff. W B HJyt. New York Max
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G Jenkins. Joseph + Eaton Boston
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Richard Burns. q w Fuller Boston
John l. Rarnes and wife. Worcester:
Frank II quinn. Boston,: II X ID Wolf.
Dickinson, y ID: q V Wallace Boston
q ~ Terpamy. New Carlisle. Ind. Chas
II Francis Harrisburg MI pet.l-
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KraW. New York; Il w Carl. Boston;
NJ Grenbacher B Strachen. T NJ Coffin
New York. J r Lodge. Springfield: + Il
Rollins. & + HadlsY. \ n Coy. Boston.
O. n Johnson. Fitchburg II NJ Henry.
New York: l. i Libbey - w Pierce.
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ven: l. Boye New York: u VI Mills.
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For many years tho farmers thought
peppermint weed nbnax ous and grub
bod them out To-day there arc three
b. peppc mint farms in Indiana.
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Providence 0uera Hous..

May Irwin, always natural always
jolly, and always devoid of even the
slightest trace of vulgarity or anything
bordering on coarseness. is i'm some re-
spects a wonderful woman, for she ap-
pears, like good wine. 10 improve with
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Merchants and Miners Trans
E0TtatiOn Company,

First-cIass Passenge- Ser
vice rom Providence every
Monday Wednesday and Fri
day at o p. m. Through Tick
cts sold TO ali points South
and Southwest. Baggage
checked 10 destination.
LOCAL RATES.
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1ifktt. IuIIIF m'lIs 'ud statero1in scromm1
dsiiOns stud .r de .uptNe oder. -.
iOi l,-git o. t.s'agc. sppy -
j.. ". McCLOsKEy. Agent.
oni~s sna wharf SCOT o. Bencn, steee.
A n sTFBnINs, A'st. Trafie Manage.
W 4. 1URN ER, Sen. Pa..snxer arsn,
j. T. NHl1NEl. Trsfc Msnagss
bsl;inloTs. Nd
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BOtl
Ami
Cleans and PoIishc,

WINDOWS AND MINORS wlrHoUT CREATING
Amy DUST or pPiPpluo Nr s"r ''---~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16
Mirjam &oienbanm.
6n 5oriGlins fra jOi iifr SrcOic.
vi
paitor Or. Soersheim.
GOrtiat)
Gn 6oriGlns ira juiiiie arcOic.

6pOr bapoe ban porsi2 aunoe ben b~soenite Qiss babe
nOset at ssre meo bans glatteOanOrine2 Gun bupoe lie ben
minofe 8iaio til 5omilien paolp, o9 bun bebrsioeoc i9
ieO, al bun bauos tilaot ct Meolem al Oenns 6amilie at
betr9oe benees Gus. Stp9sen al en- elsr anoer uIptte
plaeeoe benoe enonu.
paOlp bleu, trOOs Ssherens 9entosne gnmOOnin9er
til BAN ON at leese fig, iooeuOe @efefuen, efisr at
ROienbuum bar saust. inetil ban bapne tsmt 6laiten.
efteriom bans 9ruttsnitab ootieoe. tOs ban 9iflOriner.
ROisn frem Os slaitste ben. ioet ban bitteuoe ia9os:
ngrpo big lille pm mig. Ssitsr = Der tOmmer mart
Here; ga, ba. ba. ben iorbanOece 5soe! % StOIeme-
fersn og bans innutie isoiite aOue Der TONNE mart
Here penee, Suionna fsre." Ssfteren itsttsoe BAN
ben til bans Sen9. Os gnplp falot inortenoe opb Sspn
uoen anslie ON De 6slslisr, iom oisie 6oritringer bapos
frenbrt at bos bans Ssiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16

gngaasnoe 8aniternes Gorbinbelie meo ben ameri-
fanffe aopentisms, oa bRnger ben I%annn1en neo ct al be
alofe oanfte Gettlementer 9merita, nemlig u gleip Sen-
mart, groipn Co.. Wisconfir. Dlen oa oenne 6orbinoelie
fsrft timber Steo efter 1860, futile bi lite Der inolaoe os
rarmere paa ben. Advertisements meit nlotare 8alsnano
blanDt Ganferns bar Soban 8Otlieb Mtatbieien Sobn
q. Miatbsion =, Tom Tom fra ~sangelano til %gsiseOnfn
meaem $1,000.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15
THE WAR Is OvER.

The final exchange of the ratif-
cation treaty between Uncle Sam
and Spain took place last Tuesday
April IIth., at 1928 p m. at the
White House of Washington.
MIR. Cambon, french ambassador
acting in the name of the Queen
Regent of Spain and Mr.. John
Hay, Secretary of State acting for
Uncle Sam exchanged the treaty.
Uncle Sam keeping the Spanish
copy and giving to the french arr
bassador the American copy.
Soon after His Excellencv the
President issued his proclamation
that the war with Spain was
thing OF the past; and SO it is. but
unfortunately for the tax PAYERS,
the fathers, mothers, sisters, sweet
hearts and others, the war in the
Philippines has just begin.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15
NEVER roo LATE.

After several months of dark
ness the streets of Lafayette were
and have been lighted by electri-
city since last Saturday night.
This is certainly an improvement.
The new boiler has been carefully
and critically examined by the in
surance agents and pronounced in
first-clAss condition. MIR. Melch-
ert, the chief engineer and electri-
clan informs us that the new boiler
will consume a less quantity of
coal than the one put up by Mr..
Zell.
Now another main line will be
very soon put up and all electric
lights will give their full power Of
intensity and then their number
will be increased without any Diff
6cultv.
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--Leeches--any time yon need them
at the Moss Pharmacy.
A sEAMAN's EXPERIENCE.

More blood is being shed at
Apia, (Samoa.) The natives have
ambushed a party of Io5 sailors
and marines of the American and
British navies. Two lieutenants,
one ensign and four marines have
been killed their heads being sever
ed from their bodies by the natives.
Seaman Hunt, OF the British
Navy, had an extraordinary es-
cape. He remained with his Of
fcer until dubbed over the head
and knocked seDseless. The blue
jacket revived as the natives were
cutting eff his right ear and were
turning him over in order to cut
off his left ear AT this juncture a
shell from a British cruiser burst
on the battlefield, soaring the rebels
away and Hunt succeeded in es-
Gaping to the beach, although
severely stabbed in one foot.
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VERY ACCEPTABLE.

Hon. Adelma Guidry, member
of tie police jury of St. Landry is
a candidate for sheriff and his plat
form is somewhat appealing to the
pockets of the people and this ap-
peal when conscientiously done Is
always popular. He offers his
services as sheriff for a salary of
$500 per year. and the deputy
ships to be given out to the lowest
bidder.
There ere other parishes which
would like to have such an offer
made to them.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15
WASHINGTON JEWS.

1t Is daily becoming palmer to close
observers that Mr.. Mckinley and hi.
alvise--s do not regard next years cam.
paign AS s. republican waik-ove
They are diligently studying ways and
meaus for coralling electoral votes
that they consider doubtful. The
tip that Mr.. Mckinley is now ar
ranging to make this summ-r to the
Pacific Coast is one Of the ways that
has been decided upon. They do not
expect to be able to carry Delaware,
.%arylaud, or Kentucky again, but
they hope for Kansas and Nebraska,
both Of which states are likely to be
visited OH Mr.. McKinley's western
,'ir. They are also beginning to real
ixe that some sort of bluff against
t. usis must be made. Representative
Lands, of Iud, has come to Wash.
ington especially to urge upon the ad-
ninistration the necessity Of doing
something to convince the voters of
the middle west that the adnlinistra.
ton is antagonistjc to the trusts. Mr..
Lands has done some very plain talk.
ing about the danger to the repnbli-
can party and it is evident that he
has frightened some Of the adm,nistra-
ton men.
Attorney General Griggs, doubtless
acting under orders from Mr.. McKin-
ley, has made play to shift the res
possibility for his recent queer letter
about trusts from the shoulders of the
administration, by proceeding against
the Chesapeake and Ohio Association,
generally known as the soft coal trust,
under the Sherman antitrust law. The
suit vas instituted in Cincinnati, and
will be directed by the Solicitor Gen.
eralof the U. S. The public will watch
the prosecution of this cd closely.
owing to the Attorney General having
so recently stated, in writing, that
trusts could not be reached by Federal
laws.
Evidently Admiral Dewey isn't one
OF those who believes the end of the
Philippine troubles TO be in sight. OF
course he is too diplomatic to discuss
such question where bis opinion
wculd be likely to get out, but when
he cabled the Navy Department to
send him six months engineering sup.
plies for his fleet. every employe Of
that department knew that it was just
as though he had cabl..d that it would
not, in his opinion be safe to material
y reduce the strength Of the feet at
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

Very Rev. Father Gustave A
Rouxel, whu few years ago had
charge OF this parish then known
as Vermilion, has been consecrated
last Sunday at the St. Louis Cathe-
dral in New Orleans. as auxiliary
bishop, by Mgr. Chappelle. as
sisted by bishop Monca de Ora,
OF Mexico and Mgr. Heslin, bishop
of Natchez,
Rev. Father Forge filled the inn
portant office of Deacon of Honor.
escorting Mgr. Chappellethrough-
out the conservation services.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

l was reading an advertisement of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarr
hoea Remedy in the Worcester Enterprise
recently. which leads me to write this 7
can trutl1fuilv say I never used any
remedy equal TO 1t for collie and diar-
hoea. L have never had to use more
than one or two doses to cure the worst
case with myself or ch ldren. w. A.
STROUD. Popomoke City, Md For
sale bY all DIR Iggists.
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Moss e. Co. are now Offering some
Of the most dainty creations ever put
forth by the weaver's art. and they
feel much gratified at the admiration
that their selections are receiving from
the lady patrons Of the store. Ano.h-
er thing the designs shown in the
Bntterick Pattern output for the
month srs particularly well adapted
for producing pleasing effects with
seasons fabrics. Call at Moss & Cos
for fashion sheet.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

Ny wife has used aam'erlain's Pain
Balm for rheumstid with great relis .
and can recommH it y : spasadid
linimeut for rheun6sm and other hou1s
hold use for whf We have found Il
aluable. J. rLER. Creek. n. r.
Mr.. Cuyler 10 o3of the leading mere.
hants Of ibis will and one Of the most
promipspt men ttbis vicipity.-W. q.
fHiPrfx Ed,tq Red Greek Herald
For sale by allfissisls:
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Try .Red Messina Orange" at the
Moss Pharmacy Soda fonntsin. 1t is
perfectly delicious this simple combi-
nation of the pure juice Ut the orange
with pure rock candy syrup.
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The Lafayette Sugar Ref. Go. ltd.
is ready to contract for cane. TheiI
representative can always be found, a
refinery.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

The Lafayette Orchestra will
give for their benefit grand con
cert at Falk's Opera House, on
May, goth. The program OF this
musical event will be published
later on. We may expect very
fine music as the orchestra is COM
posed exclusively of musicians who
each one in his sphere is soloist.
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The Lafayette Sugar Ref. Go. GAd. }
is ready to contract for cane. Their
representative can always be found at
refinery.
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BIRTHS.
Mrs. M. Dupuis-a boy.

|-Levy Bros, have tho Edwin Clapi
IS. Shoe.
Soda Water fresh and invignratin
at the Lafayette Drug Co.
Nice graham waters and "sno,
fake" crackers, at Moss &Co's.
With the return of the street
electric lights, the BUGS have &;
| picnic.
The only shoe in town is the Ha.
nan & Smn-a big stock at Lafa-
yette Cl"lhing House.
Mrs. Gus. Schmulcn who has
been very i'll for the last two weeks
is now improving rapidly.
Levy Bros, offers to the trade the
durable, beautiful and lasting Edwin
CIapp's $500 shoe. A thing Of beau
ty.
-DlED at Carencro, La, last
Wedn -sday and buried in Lafa-
yette, Miss Euphrosine Latiolais,
aged 81 years.
The Lafayette Sugar Ref. Co. (Ltd.
Is ready to contract for cane. Their
representative can always be found at
refinery.
The "Royville Minstrels'' under
the management OF P. R. Roy
will give a grand theatrical perfor-
nance at Carencro on Sunday,
May 7th., 1899 for the benefit If
the Catholic Church.
The best S 800 IS 5 80 shoes is
the w. L. Douglas line kept at La
fayette Clothing House.
DR.. Ralph Bertrand Raney was
last Wednesday to Miss
Stella Louise, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. J. D. Trahan. The ADvER-
TIsER wishes to the young couple
a blissful life.
Lithia, AppolIinaris. Vichy,
Poland, Carlsbad Sprudel. Hunyadi
Janos, Rubinat Cordial AMI other min
eaal and medicinal waters are kept for
sale at the Moss Pharmacy.
The ADVERTISER acknowledges
receipt and return thanks to Mes
srs. Louis Lacoste, Ralph Voor-
HES, Vic Levy, Charles Debaillon
Invitation committee--to attend
a dance at Falk's Opera House,
Tuesday evening, April IS, 1899.
Fishing is good just now, so you
had better try your luck. Moss &
Go. have very complete assortment
,f fishing tackle.
General Wheaton who is scour-
ing a certain section of "Unclc
Sans Elephant telegraphed to
Mayor General Otis, speaking of
the Filipinos, "they would not
wait to be killed." meaning that
they are fleeing to the mountains
at the approach of the Americans.
Rouxel, the newly conse-
Grated bishop administered con-
frmation for the first time last
Wednesday to the children of his
parish in New Orleans. The bish-
op says that he was glad of his Of
fee, not for the honor it conferred
upon him, but because it afforded
him the supreme happiness to in
woke the holy ghost upon his own
dear children Of his parish
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AT THE OLD STAND.

"Well, dad," said the returned
soldier boy, I'm mustered out!"
Good fer you!" exclaimed the
old man. The oil mule is stan in ;
in the furrow, an the plow's in the
groun.' Git yer breakfas an
then muster in. Bill-muster in -
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

You will be entitled to CEN shines
free of charge ut the store of Levy
Bros, if you purchase $500 pair of
shoes and up.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

We have just received full line
OF children shOes-the famous Thomas
line none better made.
LAFAYETTE CLOTHING HOUSE
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your hides to F. Otto.
We are not
We are not out
We are not going out
OF the furniture business.
DEFFEZ BROS.

Now is the time to get your Spring
and Summer Goods and Holt & Carter
is the place to get them the cheapest.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15
Manila for sometime to come.


The latest Philippine news scems to
Justify the opinion Of those who be.
lieve that the: fighting over there is
likely to go on for an Indefinite time.
Gen. Lawton has started on a ca1n.
pa,gn with a picked force, with the
intention of trying to run down the
Filipin"s.
--Den'"crats are not the only ones
who regard the PHILIPPINES as an un.
desirable possession. Representative
Steele, of Ind, staunch supporter of
the administration, who passed through
Washington day or two ago, said OF
them: $50 far as l am concerned, I
would like to trade The tPhilippine is
lands for yellow dog, and tten kill
the dog, if there were nothing else
involved but possession Of the islands"
In naming one Of the new bastle-
ships Georgia, although no petition
had been sent from that state while
they had been sent from doxen other
states, Mr.. Mckinley is said to havs
been actu.ated solely by u desire to
show mis- appreciation of the courtesy
with which he was treated during his
recent visit to that state. This 10
creditable alike to the President aud
10 the people of Georgia. The other
aames chosen were, fot battleships--
Pennsylvania and New Jersey; for
armored cruisers-West Virginia,
Nebraska, and California; for ordinary
cruisers-7psnver, Des Moines. Chat.
tanoo5a, GaivesNn. Tacoma, aud
Cleveland.
taking several day sto conad-
er the matter, the Military Codrtof ;,
Inquiry wisely decided to admit a.
evidence the reports submitted tn Gen.
eral Miles on the beef issued by 147
officers who were in Cuba or Porto .
Rico. just to give an idea Of the :.
nature of these reports, the following
phrases, each from different officegs
report, are quoted: "a miserable
apology for food" ..No more unpsl.
,table food could be issued" "An
Unsuitable article of food" "a dis
;inct failure" ''It was rauseating."
Prefer going without meat t, eating
IT, WAS soft, watery. iusipid aud
unsatisfactory to the men," "Was
tringy, tough and unpalstable."
'Tasteless, and the men would not eat
t." Caused a great deal of sickness, I
md as ration was failure" "Was
unfit for Use and many Of the men
'aid it had been doped." "Was not
!, to be issned" Wa. utterly unit -
IN article of diet--Hu"gry men left it
m the ground--The sight Of it was
'no"gh t. turn the ston,ach--Wss not
it for cousumption--Wss openly con-
lemned by the men and generally
brown away--Was just as bad IS pos.
ible, short IF being rotten--It pro-
luced disordered stomachs-There
vas whole lot more of the same sort,
,ut this will do for sa ampl..
MIR. Mckinley has accepted ansin.
7itation to attend the Confederate en-.
'ampment to 5e held June 7th, and
9Th. at Falls Church. Va, under the
u~pices of the Daughters of the Con.
ederacy, and promised 10 deliver an
Iddfess:
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people are fond of reading.
You can CRAFTY your wish to the ut-
most from the news counter OF the
Moss Pharmacy.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

The Lafayette SuAr Ref. Co. (Ltd.)
is ready to contractor cane. Their
represeutive can a'ays be found at
refinery.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

The Lafayette Sugar Ref. Co. (Ltd.)
is ready to contract for caGe. Their
representative can always be found at
refinery.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

Ash stove wood, Inc wood and
Blacksmith Coal aathe Lafayette
Wood & Coal Yard.
GU A. DEBLANc.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1899-04-15

Only the purest favors are used at
the Lafayette Drug 60. with soda
water.
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The Lafayette Sugar Ref. Go. (Ltd J
il ready to contract for cane. Their
representative can always be found at
refinery.