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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-05-19

The Hiberniaus' convention at Bos-
ton decided to hold the next conven-
ton at Denver in July, 1902.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-05-19

A sailor says the sea always washer :,
dirty weather.IChicago Daily News.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
slus Dem Snnercn Warblann's unb
ben ansren,enoen Staaten.
Gin Gnoe 6 hredsn

Gin Gnoe 1t S6redsn.
SIN gefdngniB gu NstpportzNeps,
3d., fat iih DerSoi0at 2ouis Nugui,
Der lpsgsn @rmoroun9 zines Mdohens,
Numsns Nnnie genfOitt, gu Is Sabren
3u9tbaus psrurtEjlt porbsn mar, er=
bdngt. gr iagte am SanH Tag, Dab sr
tisber SslbfmOro 6eeebsn poas, ais
rah Dem 3udthauFs gu fommen. Gr
mar idon 5tpsi Siunpen tobt, al5 man
i'm, an |sinsm 6anotu6e bdn9sno,
pprTano. QueuIt mar Elm 0suii6er
unb Dem 5runte ergeben.
Cine @rb(6aft aus
0eut4lanb b.
ST.. Sam. g. 1aupei in Sumbsr=
LAMB, NuesanpsG ountp, bat Nadridt
er6alten, boB ibm in SeutI Alano cine
GrbIdaft bon $4,000 5usefoaen 1T.
@9ob BEN S4dnoer @einer
g6re.
Sn 8runspid, 6rsperid : Gountb,
purbe gbas. s. Ses6er9sr, Elm glefz
trifsr Der Baltimore S6io Balm"
bon BAN Gonoutisur s. 3. SlpartleD
bur9 orei S4ufe le6sns9eiabrtIA
peupunoet. Stpartiep batte ieit emit
ger 3sit 8erbadt asFdDpFt, DaB IS NIT
Der ebslidsn 5reus leiner Satin nidt
gang ridtis lei. 4m SamFiag absno
eine sr aus, UNI unsebli4 ieine Sour
nit Der 8abn gu MAIDEN; bod fe6rte
er Na9ts unerpartet auriid uno be9ab
Iih ssssn Morsen na9 Is;ner Wobz
nuna, ND er Ssebsraer in elmer CONF
promittirenoen Gage Bel Isiner Jrau
porfanb. Sesbsraer 1T elm Wlttpsr
nit mebreren tlsinen ainoern uno
po6nte nsbsn Spartlep, Der GsnFans
cine erobs Nn5abI flsiner 3inoer bat.
Sseber9sr tam bon Baltimore uno
bruhts einen autsn Namen nit. Bel
1einsr Gntoedun9 5og Der erre9ts 9atte
Ipfprt einen Hepolesr uno bsgann gu
16ieben. See6eresr Iprang auT uno
pouts benz Manns ben 8epolper mag
rsiBsn. bod erbieit er einsn Stub in
ben unterieib. 8sips MGnner tamsn
suiammRn, unp SpdrtieD nuroe bon
Sse6srssr CUR Grbe sstporfen. Sr
hitlt ben ReoOlosr nit Eeinsr redtsn
6anb. S4partlsp bridts aber ab, uno
bic ause. sins Sss6erssr our6 ben
Ouunar unD in ben 2eib. Sine brittle
&ugel fubr our6 bic 2unee. 5rob
isinsr idrpersn Wunoen 9slang e6Sses
Berger, Dem Sonoutteur ben Repolper
gu entreiben uno mad Tsinsm eigenen
9auie gu seben. Der Sdpsrperpuns
bette purbe nu6 Baltimore ms
.Stabtholpitol" gsbraht, no bic
Ner5te penis 9ofinung auf bic Wiss
osr6erIisaung beg Mannes BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
@i6tia fit Anseiaen0e.
Staot Baltimore.
Ser &aleuoer OeS
,,Gprreiponoemtem."

,,Gorreiponoe "
&c lit f9on fein r8alsnbsr" mebr,
{onbsrn Gin uWlmano9" bon benz
Ranss bss Sabrbudes Der Sun" -
fir beuti9e 2sisr pomDsli4 nod
%pertbpouer - Den mir uni sren 2eiern
ols NsuiabrssruB iaidsn. unb bamit
tpirb bepisien, bab Der rGorreiponz
bent" in Der gntpidelung bes SET
tunssgei4dftes INNER in err fer &elbe
mitrar9irt. Infer uaalsubsr" lit
Elm 100 Seiten fairies Bud in slssanz
tenn rotbsn umI9las, psldss iiber UNI
sdblise Oinse, bic i'm 2aufe bss Sab
res uniere Nufmsrfiamtsit srrsssn tDn=
men, 4ustunft sibt. SslbIfpsrtdnoli9
tntbGlt er Mlss, mas man in einem
aalenber Iu9t, iber 3sitrsdnuns.
Non'oz unb Sonnen<Jinlt erniHs, 4nz
fang Der Sabrssoei9sn u. I. ~, lon=
bern AUDI iebr pil Wihenstpsrtbes,
mas uns, psnn mir es re9tasitis Bel
Der 9anb babsn, pisl Soresn uno I'm
toiten sriparen tann, als ba iinb:
3insfub. 3insrsdnuns, @eridbrunss=
friit, Mab unb 9epi9te. Metri14es
@Ditem uno bs1en umrsdnung, &C.
trsibeeepi9t, 8aumaB, 8rettermab,
aiitsnmaB, Ndbrpertb pongabrungsz
mittsln, 9srslei9uns oer Sbsrmomez
tsraraoe, 9ufd elsepi4te in pfunoen
Bel SGmersien, ferner InneiIungen
iiber erIte 9ilfelsiItunsen in 1neliidsz
fGusn. 9srihte iibsr neuers @ablen in
Der Stabt, IN Staate unD i'm 2anbe,
Namen Der Staaten uno 5erritorien,
Der Genotoren unp Mbasprbneten, Der
b0hitsn 8samten bss 2anoss, Der ST.
fanbten unb Goniuln, ferner Der Be-
p0%lteruus nit Hidlidt auf bic Nutio>
nalitGtsn, bas 0eut 9tbum pes Gam
tss. bic 0srfahuns Der Ser. Staatsn
u. /. ~. u. /. r.
Der tiiatise publisiit Mar Slider
bot oas Naalpiel BEG arisses, bic gu,
ftdnoe auf Yorto Hico. cuba unb Den
Pbilippinen in 1sbr a%nsisbeuber Dsiis
s.fdiloert unb iein Ssrt lit portreffliA
iGuitrirt our9 Nnli9ten, 8ruIibilbsr
bon @enerGltn uno politifern. Sin Be-
{onbsrs pihtieer unb pertbpoller I6z
iGnitt 1T Der rOsuti9e i'm gramen,"
pel6er Iles anbeutst uno ben 2sjer
belsbrt. mas bon einsm Mpplifanten
UNI Elm Imt perlanet perDen fonn.
Der jebiss gisentbumsr bes ugorrez
fponosntsn" min bur4 bisie psitsle
Nsusruns Den gepsis ~lisfern, baB er
ben Prin5ipisn leinss unpsresbli9en
Brubers, bes 9ssriinpsrs bss 8lattss,
treu bleibt unO Ni9ts osriaumt, mas
benz uGorrsiponbsntsn" feline StsQuns
untsr ben erltsu oeut14en 8lGttern oss
2anbes erbalten un5 perbsHsrn fann.
Ser Correspondent : Nlmuna9"
tp;rb ni9t psrtauft, ionbsrn an ale
slbonmnten Der fdslidsn oDer Wodsn=
Iusgabs beg rGorreIponoentsn," aber
nur an 4bonnentsn, gratis perabfolst.
Ternsr tOnnen IQs, ioIpo6l in Der
@tabt, pis uuBerbalb oerielbsn, pslbe
Dor benz 10. Sanuar auf ben Sore
fponosnten" a6onnirsn, ben v4lmaz
mad" gratis erbalten.
Die 9erausgabuns an bic I6pnnsnz
ten fat anssfungsn unb ipiro bon Sag
gu Sag fortseisst tpsrbsn, Bis Mus baz
nit perisben iinb.
@onetnem 9 setrofz
fem 81. Gilbert Wshr in Gurnep's
Station. a9t Msilsn bon ber5arforoz
Roab nobnbaft, purbe ssitern BON Ell
mem faIenbsn 8arme I9limm psrz
Iebt unb mub!e na6 Baltimore in
bas r5obns 9optins' 9oipital" iibsrz
eefubrt tperben. Gr ioa I9spere in
nsrrife @erlebungen oaDon setrassn
tdbsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
vWripn."
@rpse Narreniibmng, Mittfppd,.
Den ~. Sanrar, WbemS $50 llbr,
r&ermamia= Manncrcbpr=Sanc."

Oas Iu tern Soupsr
Der Orsieinigtsits Sc
meinbs finbst an Den otei Qbenosn
oss o., %. uno "a. Sanuur in psm
groBsn, gerdumi9en SGulbauie an
Der Srinitp : StraBe itatt. 0sie orei
Ibsnos perben Our9 gsiangli9s uno
mEIifaliids @ortrdge beionosrs psr<
berrli6t. Die Strabsnbabnen fubren
nuh Dem S6ulbauis an Der 5rinitp>
Strabs, apii9sn Sigh uno Gretsrz
StraBe. Sidsts gu 35 Gents Iino bel
bsn Mitgl;eoern unb an Der &afe gu
BADEN. Die 9emubungsn bss 6rauenz
@sreins unb oes Yaftors i'm SntersKa
Der 9emeinbe perDiensn bic pdrmIts
Inter ltiBung.
@etterbcrtd1t.
Ser. Staatsn cSefterzS uredu.
"a a Z , e, ~, y hon 15 Cnnunr QUO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
QeutG6e Gorrefponoent.
0ienftaa, ben IS. Sanuar 1900.
ltnterbaftunas.@catrciicr


rMuEt=Mfabemie." = OieIe Mohe
Nontao, Sientae, Mittpo3 unS 9Onneritao
"a Rich Mans S H."
6reitas uHo e amitas IA Virginia Courtship."
Joto's Spernburs. - Oleie Wo4e
sHis Excellenc'. the Governor"
~3pceum=Sheater. - Oieie Mo4<
LADY windermere's Fam"
~Souioaptrabsn : 9beater."
sSbpre gerts.-
rIubitorium Wuiit =, 6a1.." -
9ouoepias= Sorienune.
9d9snbad= v3oo." Mt. &opalzIps.
SooioaiiGe 9rrmenahen : gon,erte bon III ubr
Hormittaas big II ubr Gbenps.
Swbentss psabobpsRecita 5reitug,
ben 10. Sanuar, Tadmittaas 4 lIbr.
rQrion." - Wittspp6, ben II. Sa=
uuar. prObe MaHeuper i~anr1rtune in DER r@srmanil
0idnnsrd)or a6aae."
Oreeinietetts : Stride an Srinitp=
Strabt. - @m %, %. uuo "a. Sanuar srObes
i6brfitss AuiteruAS plrpsr i'm Shuibauls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
StGti0nen

Wetter : Iusfi d. n.-6ir
Marb1ano unb ben OiItritt Columbia
tribsres Dstier an Oisnii1g, pabrz
iaeinli6 tlar am Wittpod, lei6Is
ilolihe unb iubDiliGe Winos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

Cine jugsnblids 4rres
# anti Ssnnie Wagnsr. Elm IA
SATIRE altes OtenItmdb4en. puroe sez
tern pom poli5eiri4ter 3oberts auf
bic 4nifJuloiguns bin benz @sr;hts7
psrFabueu iibsrfpsTsn. ibrer 4rbeitse=
Berlin. Srau CLARA gornslius BON CIR.
226, WsI i>5rantfinTtraBe, einen Sting
i'm Msrtbe bon $50 ssIto9in gu baz
BEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
Bricifafrn.

%. O. Sic ha6en re6t. Sire
Gsrooe piro in elmer ebitorielIen Nogis
Guf Der 3~rpeitsn Seite DieTsr Nummer
beg .9eutf6en GprreIppnberten" BE-
ontportet. Oas 10. Sabr5unoert err
bGlt Ieinen Namen bon benz lebten
Sabre $500, peltes oas Sabr6unz
Ssrt erIt bon mo6t. unb 10 Qs6t es
audi nit Dem 20. Sdbr6unoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

-. goro, -xs.x Eeuts
SN" meter. .tl9telt s,;A en-, gSttt.
500 90. ao.2s 40 IS M.e@ 2 crib
S.OO II. 30.23 IS Sc CD. 2 9lar.
DlIttI. Paromtterl. 30 70 pohft. En.rmometcrII. 4S
aittI. ] nernl umctern. AZ 9ttcorlqiler 81
5ie bohhe Snn,lia,eir oee lBl1oes IN elmer Siunbe
berrua 20 WtiItn con Often.
; a. ssifriar sStuer-Ou botfte 2emp.ratur oss
atfiri Jtl Aa1ts All na10rHaantea StGuonen mar.
ME lola:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

@etterbcrtdbt.
Ser. yfaafsn sSrtter@Suredu
baltimore ben Is. Sanuar 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16

Qbleb.n. - 9r. Sobn Meber,
Elm poblbefannter girger Nor0ofz
8altimors's, iturb ON Gpnntug i'm
IS. Sabre leines 2ebens. @r mar in
Slllingen, Ss3trt 8rugg, Stanton Or
9ou, S6pei5. geboren uno fam inn
Sabre 1886 nua Nmerifa. Ster bez
trieb er Sabre lang bic @6neiberei.
Die geerbigung finoet OonnerFaq
bon leiner Dobnung, Nr. 1421, Mcz
GfoeprpItrabe. aus ouf Der .galtimoz
rer Cemetery" itott. 9aItor Sobn So
ring BON Sreberid, Elm 8ersp1n6ter
bes 9srFtorbsren, miro amtiren. @ine
Witttps, II Gntsl uno 3 l1renfel BE-
truuern itn. ST tpar elmer Der 2sier
bes uGorrsFponbsnten" bon DER Grin
oung bss 9lattes on.
Der rSube : meier Ser
Elm" peranItdltets geitern ieinen Sn3z
resban in Der 50. 9. M. 9aue" an
Der SiiptpeItzGds bon Baltimore uno
9onbfirabe, Der Iih zines auBeror>
bentlid guten 8eEufss er Freute. Oas
umIi6tige Gomite bate Die peitgs=
benbIte @o~rbersitungen getrOfF2n, IL.
ss gslans bemIel6sn ou6, bic 8GIts L..
5rsunos bis sur friibsn Morgenitunos
in better Stimmurg gu erbalnn.
Yrof. Gbnurb Seibolo's Or6sIter
fpislte bic f6nsjoigiten @siien uuf,
unb bus S~an5bein purbs nit psnigen
unterbredungen tpGbrenb beg gan5en
Qbenos gsfhpungen. 0ds fdbige 60
mite be'fono aus ben So. S61r!es
Reimers. Spbn 9pbn, &lbert 5ennez
fpbf, WiGidm S9pms. 2Giprsnce
5orms uno gsrtbofo 9oaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-16
Mus bcr StaatsbauptRaot.

prdIiosnt 9ubnsr ernennt feline Se@
mats : gomite'n. = Die 3uiam>
msniebuns Der Somits'n oss I'm
tsrbauiss. = Nsue Bills in hiosn
6duiern.
(spsiialbsriat sss DGntiaen eorreiponDenten,1
Nnnapolis, Is. Sanuar.
Sn bsioen 9Guiern Der @taotsgslsbz
eebung tpurpen fsute NbsnD bic So
mIts'n fir bic @siebsebuns ernannt
uno aufgeTOroert, unpsr5iislid an lbrs
4rbeit gu 9ebs~.
Der Ssnat trurbe un 8 I6r bonn
prdIiosnten 9ubnsr auiammen bsru@
fen. patsr Sofepb u. auub iprad
Elm @sbet. MbpsIeno tparsn Iieben
Ssnatoren. PrdIibent 9ubner trat
ben 8orIib en- ben Senator Pster ub.
Bm. s. ganfs bon Wicomicozg ountD
tpuros als Munoirungs Gisrt en-
pablt. Senator Moiss reihts cine
0snfiarift Der n8eform : 2iga" BON
Baltimore, iopie bic giGs fir 8eor=
9aniiruns Der Poliasihb0ros uno bic
Bin fir cine PrifunssbsbDros Elm.
5erner tpuroen folssnoe 8ias eingez
rei4t: Senator Moies = ben Namen
Der rReal GItate 5ruIt Co." in So
lonial Sruit So" gu D%srdnosrn; e.
nator Wi1iams (lnne Wrunoslzgo.)
= oas S4isben BON Wilo auf benz
Sepsrnz uno Mu9otbD : Rioer gu re-
sulirsn; Senator Pubel - Der rMuz
rplanb Guiual+p Co." gu erlaubsn,
Oampftshsl gu inipi5irsn; Ssnator
Moles - fir bic Stabt Baltimore
sinsn Srisbsnsri4ter in ieoer Darb
uno 80 nat large" gu ernsnnsn; ,Sez
nator Wilfinion - Dem @taate bic
5uriorge fir SrrIinnige gu iibsrtraz
gen; Ssnatpr WiGiams - IS ungez
5sbli6 fir He6tsantpGlte gu MAIDEN,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
Railroad Company's Taxes.

I Last Wednesday, Judge Parkerson
settled with the town and parish fol
| the taxes of The Louisiana Western.
The comPany's town tax amount,
ed to S6oS3 81. Out of this sum
$3.50. I6 wen. to the Industrial In
stitute. The total Of the municipal
taxes is S12,S4S.o3. The large
assessment of the company is ex-
planned by the fact that this town is
its domicile, hence the assessment
of rolling stock at this point.
The state and parish taxes Of the
Louisiana Western reached the
handsome sum Of S6es6. So, Se624.7 "a
being for the parish. The Indus
trial School gets S275.4o.
The taxes of the Morgan's Louis
lana and Texas Railroad have not
yet been paid. This corporation
will pay to the town S2I2.67, and to
the parish and State SSISS "a
L iii &c seen from the foregoing
figures tnal t.lr town and parish de-
rive large portion of their revenues
fr''m the railroad taxes.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
CHRISTMAS ACCIDENTS
Three Little Fellows Game Near
Losing Their Eyes.

An unusually large number OF &C
cidents are reported to nave hap
P-ned on Christmas. While none
| has SO far resulted verv seriousl,
all are of a character to warn PEG
pie OF the danger Of aliOwin g
Children t" use certain kinds oftoys.
Henry VOORHEES,, James Cafferv
and Lillian De Lahoussaye were the
vic inns of accidents which came
near proving very serious FIR all
were injured about tue eyes
The explosion of some powder
which was being used to- fire off a
small cannon inflicted injuries in
James Caffery's face His eyes
we're pretty badly hurt, but, fortu
nately the little fellow is doing we'll
and i'll effects are not expected to
follow.
Little Henry VOORHEES, was acct
den:ally shot in the eye with a toy
pistol. which, it seems, had been
loaded with bird shot. Fearing that
Henry was taken to New Orleans
for treatment, Dr.. Girard, the local
oculist, being absent. Mr.. Voor-
HES has telegraphed from New Or
leans that it will require several
DAYS to enable the physician to say
or not the eye was seriously
injured.
Lillian De!.ahoussaye was shot
about the eyes also, but forum ately
the pistol had been loaded with a
blank cartridge. Though painful,
he injury was not as serious as that
sustained by young VOORHEES, and
ioung Caffery.
1t is noticeable that the three |
boys who Jared so poorly on Christ
mas were not themselves using the |
dangerous toys
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
Death of Edward Cayard.

CAYARD.-On Tuesday, Dec. zs, 1900.
at 5:25 O'Clock a. m, Edward Charles Cay
ard, beloved husband of Josephine Taquino,
native of New Orleans, La, aged 80 years
and I months.
The friends and acquaintance of the FAM
lily are respectfully INVITED to attend the
funeral, which will take place this (Wednes-
day. evening, Dec. 70, at2 O'Clock precisely,
from the late residence of the deceased, No
So7 Olivier street, between Pelican and Alix
streets, Algiers, without further notice
New Orleans Plcayune.
Mr.. Cayard sustained internal in
juries in wreck while working on q
railroad train in Tennessee The
accident happened about two months
ago. He was taken to New Orleans
for treatment, but as is shown by
the foregoing clipping, his injuries
were OF such character that even
the most skillful physicians could
not save his life.
Mr.. Cayard lived here many
years, and always did his duty as
father, husband, friend and citizen.
He leaves a wife and one child and
aged parents to mourn his death
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
CHRISTMAS, A. - 1900

| Full nineteen hundred years, and yet
Behold how Christians Christ forget
Outside of churches! VIII ere. pray,
Do men show brotherhood to-day?
In social life? See class with class
| Contending each to each surpass,
And hear their biting words of scorn
For one like Thce,) more humbly born.
Then look in business circles,-there
Is conflict in the very air.
Beneath fair smiles hate hides its form:
There strong men knock the weaker down.
And Much goes riding over ess,
And this is what we call success
| And then the armies! God what means
This conquest of the Philippines
This Boer and Briton slaughter and
This raid upon far China's land?
1t means that forms have not sufficed
To teach mankind the law of Christ.
1t means the church has failed to be
guide to high humanity.
1t means the great and growing need
OF something better than creed
TO lift the human race above
The mre of greed. Christ s law was Love:
To live for universal good,
To make the world one brotherhood
This was the purpose and the scope
VI all His teachings; yet we grope
Through war and strife, and gloom and tear
Now, after nineteen hundred years
And yet question not, nor doubt
But that Gods will is working GU,
A purpose, glorious and great.
And SO trust, and hope and wait.
Until loves banner be unfurled
To civilize the Christian world.
Ella LDHeeLe,- IpiLeor.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
CAME TO LAFAYETTE
To BE Marrled-Cerem0n Per.
formed at the Star and
Crescent House.

Mr. Louis Lemoine, Of Calcasieu,
and Miss Irene Virginia Loox, IT
Rapides, were joined in wedlock
last Thursday evening. The mar
riage took place at the Star and
Crescent House, and Judge Debail-
lon officiated.
Mr.. Lemoine and his fair bride
arrived from Lecompte on the noon
train and registered at the Crescent.
Shortly after Mr.. Lemoine called on
Deputy Clerk Hopkins for license,
but that officer told him he would
have TO secure something from the
young lady's father authorizing the
issuance of the license This was
imm ediately obtained by telegra phic
com mnnlcation, as the parent had
no objection to the match Both
being worthy young persons, there
was no reason to object The fact
that they were married here was ex-
planned by the Young man. who SAID
that his home being at Welsh and
that of the young girl at Lccomp,e,
this point was decided upon as he
most convenient place for the cele-
bration of the nuptials.
Everything being in readiness,
Judge Debaillon was driven to- the
Crescent and there pronounced the
couple man and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hahn, Messrs. r. B. Commit
and John Vigneaux signed as wit
neSses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemoine LETT on the
night train for their home at Welsh.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
Married.

Mr.. Kossuth Olivier and Miss
Eve Landry were married last
Thursday afternoon by Rev. Father
Bollard. The marriage took place
at the home of the bride near Brous-
sardville and was witnessed by the
friends and relatives of the Young
couple
The Gazette extends its best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Olivier.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
Our Holiday Line

Has been more thoroughly pre-
pared TINS year than ever before
and We are confident that we have
now the most perfect assortment of
watches ever shown IN LAFAYETTE.
Our satin and iridescent enamels
are feature with US this year. Our
stock of silverware and clocks can
not be surpassed Elegant line Of
china and novelties. Call and see
US. = I. NJ. Biossat, Jeweler.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
Grinding Season Is Over.

In few days tue Lafayette Sugar
Refining Company will have closed
most successful season. "A long
run was made without any seri ,us
breaks. With few exceptions the
cane-grOwers OF the vicinity have
sold their cane TO tie company, and
as far 5 we can hear the results
have been mutually satisfactory.
The town no doubt has been
greatly benefited by this refinery,
the policy Of the management beng
to patrnnize the local firms as much
as possible and to give employment
to home people. This public spirit
is TO be commended and is certainly
worthy of emulation. 80
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
CHRISTMAS TREE
AT the Methodist ChurSh-Severa
Hundred Presents Distributed.

The Christmas tree at the Method
list church on Monday evening wa
a success in every detail. Its natu
raj beauty had been enhanced b,
numerous ornaments, beautiful pres.
ents and myriads of lights Brigh,
face, sparkling eyes and verIta BILE
Old Santa Claus completed Yule-
tide picture which would defy the
brush of an artist
Before the distribution of presents
song was rendered by the choir,
and there was prayer oy the pastor.
The efforts of the Rev. e.. c..
We.r and those who helped him in
the work were certainly appreciated,
as was shown by the large audience
that greeted the appearance of Santa
Claus. fhe church was crowded
with children and quite large num-
Der of grown folk who had come to
see the little ones enjoy themselves.
All who saw the tree pronounced it
very beautiful, and so it was And
it was pretty big tree, with enough
branches to hang presents for every
body. 1t is estimated that about
being very valuable.
Santa Claus was dressed in his
costume, and his be-
nevOlent face was concealed under
a In 90
white beard. 1t was the real Santa
Claus that we have all heard about.
and who knows just VIVA, to do to
please the little boys and girls
Some say II was Willie Adams, but
we are not ready to confirm this re-
port. AT any rate, it Was the CON
census of opinion among the chill |
dren that he was a bowling success. |
Santa Claus was assisted in his |
abcrious task of distributing the
presents by the following persons:
Mis-. p. ID. Beraud, Messrs. N P. |
Moss, Crow Giraud, ]. J. Davidson,
George Beadlc, w. A. LeRosen, w.
'. Nicholson, Masters Harold De-
Ashton Beraud, James CAT
cry. When the young ones had all
been the recipients of the bountiful
of their much-beloved
,atron saint, it was announced that
t was now his turn to receive a
PRESENT. He was conducted to
miniature tree arranged especially
or his benefit. There little Irene
}eraud presented him with a very
andsome bible. This was one Of
he most interesting features of the
Celebration
The part of raising the money to ;
acct the expenses was assigned to
fines Fe tx Demanade and T. A.
'roussard, who deserve much credit
pr their etfiCsen co operation.
Mr.. Melchert kindly volunteered
is services and lighted up the tree
18th electricity.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29

Mr.. Enw. Parents school, a few
miles from Royville, is making a
very good record. The enrolment
is Al and the daily attendance is IS,
and an increase is expected after
the HOLIDAYS.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29

Mr.. O. b Hopkins, who has been
al Gteepville, Texas, for some time,
has returned to- Lafayette to remain
permanently. He will have charge
of the Vordenbaumen lumb err va I'd
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29

w. r. Johnson, who has been
employed by the Carencro Suga
Refining Company, returned home
last week. Mr. Johnson reports a
very successful season al the Ca,en-
Gro mill.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
The Roads IN the Seventh Ward.

The Roads In the Seventh Ward
Citizens Of the Seventh ward com
plain of the condition of the public
roads. While crossing a bridge near
Desire Benoit's place Donation Du
hons horse had a leg broken The
loss to the owner is quite severe, as
the horse was very valuable ami
NAL. The Gazette is requested to
call the attention of the proper
authorities 20 these facts
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29

w. S Patterson. Esq, accom-
panied by his wife and three chill
dren, arrived in Lafayette yester
day, and will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. R. Parkersnn until
Ian. 2.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29

A carload of celebrated H1ck
man Wagons just received at Vor-
denbau1nen's. Will be sold very
hep ON account of lateness of
season.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29

Sheriff Brnussard has been kept
vety busy collecting taxes. Last
Wedne STA, Ills collections amount
ed 10 $1,000. This is the largest
sum ever collected in one day
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1900-12-29
Church Notices.
METHODIST CHURCH,

G. G. Wier, pastor. Preaching
every Sunday at II a. IN. and 1870
p. NJ Sunday school 10 a. m. Ep-
worth League, Sunday evening Gas.
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday 1890 p.
m. Song service, Friday 1890 D. M.