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The evening world., 1901-02-27
GUNNER MORGAN
GETS OVATION.
Embarrassed by Attentions
in Newport. He Socks
SeCiuSior.

NEWPORT. II FcD . Gunner
Morgan rcrort.' tor dE'y ~ tn, rorrcdo
station ,o-da' lEd VAS ri"!lly bU. colby
rec"i.-' IN" oit'crs and Went TO work
With his accustomed zsa Tacrr wa a
di. position On buhulf 90 ;he many an
ployc"s TO civcShim an ovation hut their
enthusiasm vas suppressed los ~. "i'i
GERS IN rh1rg'
Morgan has been turned down" hy
thr man whom ne has always literally
supported. lie nar been oven putspok"
IN favor OF Admiral sampson. and often
friends feared that G.s sentiments would
!njufc him.
Tc-grams galore hav" been received
by Gunner Morgan and not y few cam.
from members -! Congress. H.. refuses
to talk .nr publication, Whcn h" went
ia the hotel for DINER a hundred or
NOR. people were In waiting tn Shak, II /,
hand He WIS -u disturbed that hc had
his meal gent 20 his room
The evening world., 1901-02-27
TO CURE C0NSUMP7
ASTHMA, CATARRH and BRONCHITIS
Is What Is Occupying the Public Mind To-Day.

No disease possesses such sad inter-
est for humanity us Consumption.
beth on account OF it's wide preva-
lence and its destructive effect. Con-
sumption is The most aggressive and
ncrCilcss Of all diseases. In every
age of medicine Consumption has
formed Il fertile field Of inquiry as to
it's nature. cause and its treatment.
The discovery OF the nature Of the
disease Is owing a great deal 10
Lacnncc. who in the early part OF this
century discovered the S.cthoscGpc.
whereby an accurate investigation
could be made The cause was fully
by the scientific inve3-
legations OF Nicmeyer some % years
ago. yet the positive cure OF Con-
sumption was never proved. and II
was supposed that Consumption was
an incurable disease until DR.. Koch.
OF Rerlin. through many years OF SCI
entinc research. perfected his tuber
culine medicine. The Koch Lung
Cure Is no: now an experiment. for
the thousands Of cases which II has
pc rmapently cured make 1t an abso-
u iIliOtion What will interest the pco-
pic OF New York and vicinity Is that
Dr.. Koch has located the Koch Lung
Cure AT IS w nd St. n. Y. It Is
under tho supervision OF DR.. Koch
and his associates. These doctors
have in their possession the latest
Koch treatment. which includes the
Koch inhalation. The vapOrs are
brcathcd into the air ;ubes and reach
the deep places in the lungs that nrc
never touched by ordinary drugs. and
in this manner heal the diseased
spot. II softens the sorc membranes.
making them throw or their diseased
IcoatingE. " the lungs are healed
they are st enlightened. the pains
then disappear in chest. back and
side Tie manifest Improvement in
the patient Is so wonderful that they
can hardly believe their senses DR.
The evening world., 1901-02-27

koch's reputation Ia such that any
statement which he makes ran be re-
lied upon. The doctors rive all sur
lerers who call ut IS W. odd St. y.
y. such positive proof OF the cl,ra-
tive power OF the Koch Lung C:ra
that 1t dispeis doubt from the mo-
sceptical mind. He will give you the
names and addresses of hundreds who
through this wonderful treatment
have been cured OF this deadly dis
e:sc. You can then either write or
visit them. and you will find every
claim made by these physicians sub
Stimulated by tho living testimonials
OF the curative power o! the Koch
Lung Cure. This grand treatment IL
Endorsed by the German Government
and the tubcrculinc medicine. which
will positively cure Consumption. Is
made in the Government I.aborato-
rics under the direct supervision OF
Government officials. This tubercu-
line medicine Is sent direct to the
Koch Lung Cure. at IS w. 22d ST..
y. Y. The Lung Cure doctors invite
all those suffering from Consumption.
Catarrh. Asthma or It's kindred all
mcnts to call on them at IS W. I'D
ST.. y. Y, where they will give con-
sultation and examination free. II
your case Is incurnble they will tell
You 40. II they tell "Om It Is a cura-
bic case Won may rest assured tina.
your affection will l." positively and
permanently cured. Some OF the doc
tors associated with DR.. Koch have
practised in New York for many
years but have only organized the
Koch Lung Care short tjmc ago.
The doctors through this treatment
circ Catarrh. Bronchitis and Asthma.
The medicine which they administer
does not go to the stomach, hut
directly to the lungs. In this way
they remove the cause upon which
the disease depends.
Office hours all dav. also Sunday.
Booklet explaining treatmen, sent
free.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
PYRAMID PILE CURE,
fh> si"inns Recommend ~, Drug
Sists Sell u, Every body
Praises H.

~ "" could sell prc J,CkaGo NJ ,'yrImi
l'ilr euro 10 every person in america who
Is troubled with piles jRd who would gladly
CIV" INC ~ rcnit 10 be rii OF piles ~ would
nave about ten Milton dollars rh, only
reason that we don't Sell that many pack
ages This year is that We wIil not be ..bI to
E,l ten million people to Try 1t in,t ,rc
application viii prove IT. merit ,1h amply
repay the cost OF whole box
The effect Is immediate Comfor, COME,
a. onrc, and continued treatment Viii ARE
any casc, n0 i.s;;cE hns ps!.
pyramid Pic Curr sOo.hcs The inn.m. d!
raflIrr ',hc Instant i; touches IT, heal Il.
reduces the swcllin. ard puts the pas., into
a healthy, active cout!i.on. There - 10
substitute for 1t. Nothing compares with
We have never ncsrh ot a single case tina,
II failed TO cure wc have heard .. thou.
sands tina, It has cured quickly and com.
rluirly,
Hero arc a couple OF letters recently re-.
cr.ycd.
From Geo. {. Gcirk Owens MIL W.
Some tim. aEo bought package u
Pyramid Pie Cure for my wife. who had
suffered very much, Tho nrst ,r,al did her
more good than anything she had eve,
tried, I, is Jus, wha, Is claimed for IT.
From Richard Loan. whipp!e. Ohio:
II have used the Pyramid I'll. Cure and
an. cnE;rcy pleased anu satisfied with RI.
suits, II auss tho work and no mistake -
The pr9prts,ors Of thr Pyramid Pile Cure
could publish columns OF similar letters. but
these are enough to show what II will do In
Al drugsists sell Pyramid Iiie Cure or
and %nSs 1nly Sy the ryra!e Drug
The evening world., 1901-02-27
HAS
WATER FAMINE.
ptionE xceedsthe
Supply by 100000
Gallons a Day.

People IisinE on to, noors OF lofty
itrnnxINn 'cnem.nis may mud them
.oIvcs obliged TO walk down 20 the :irst
lppr Tor water io-mCi-ow.
rh"r" l. AN alarming decrease in the
water supply OF the city. ana The only
remedy seems to b" u systematic re-
Guc'Inn IN consumption. This can best
be- done hy reducing the force. AMI thlt
The evening world., 1901-02-27
MOB LYNCHES
j. A MURDERER.
Sheriff and Deputies
Bound and Jail Door
Battered Down.

scHATcTOS. Miss. Fob. :7.-The body
Of John Knox, a white man. Is dangling
from tree here to-day.
He was lynched for the murder OF
Don Davis by mob made M OF about
enc hundred men. They were fully
armed. They caught and bound the
Sheriff and his deputies. and battered
down the Jail door. soon securing their
prisoner.
After Knox was strunS up a tnsillaie
was flrcd into his body. Knox made no
protest on the way Oh, OF the jail. sim.
ply repeating the words. 81 did not
mean to do It." lie was addicted to
drink. and killed Davis while drunk.
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~ Ecnc chab,;. one o, the greatest Of
medical scientists. says; Golden SPECIFIC
Is the only cure for drunkenness. II leaves
no aitcr-enrcts and have frequently pre-
scrtbed II to be given secretly by the
drunkard's wife. mother or daughter.
Franklin Waters. who has moved thou
sands by his stirring temperance lectures;
the wonderful accomplishments OF Golden
specific. II Is tho yrcatest temperance
worker the world has ever seen. have
known II to cure drunkards who were al
ways too drunk 30 even attend temper
ancc lecture. Every woman should do her
best to make Golden Specific \ household
word"
Mrs. Irene Florence. BoS ITS. Franklin.
Warren County. Ohio. says:
4 hal for years patiently borne the dis
grace, suffering. misery rnd privatiors due
10 my husbands drinking habits. Hearing
q, your marvellous remedy for the cure OF
drunkenness. which | could give my hus-
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his craving for liquor. ! soon found out
that my mission was complete success
ard that Golden Specific had wrought al.
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pront BY my experience and II you want
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Send your name. and address to Or. j. w
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The evening world., 1901-02-27

william c. whitney. who Is n former
Oecretary of tho Navy, WAS asked this
noening wc1at no thought OF Admiral
slen Of men from the ranks. Mr. Whit
nsv was at pier 81 North River waiting
% welcome Lord and Lady Cookbook.
Who were passengers on she Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse.
ira rather not say anything about
~" said Mr. whitncy. IN a deprccatlnE
tone OF voice.
~ would say. however. that II there
arc vacancies to MI In the navy then
taxa the men from behind the guns
They must be taken for they cannot be
procured elsewhere.
''Condidons have changed consider
Ablv during the past few wears. IN my
time there was considerable difficulty
IN finding positions for Annapolis gradu-
atoo. In fact we could nos place them.
We used TO give them n thousand dol
lsrs ana turn them loose into civil lie
Now the conditions are changed.
Thsre are not enough graduate. 10 Ill
ths places. Where are we going to get
them? We have an apprentice rys;em,
These apprentices receive an education
"a scientific education. for "a shia now
adays f. n thing OF sciencc-and are
oraiifled to NIL nm officers position
what about the social end OF ~
yas asked.
.syvet, II IL essential. o! course. that
an ofYiccr should pc a cultivated man,
for ne often has diplomatic missions Ia
psrsorm which require the tact thar
only comes to man who Is cultivated
and refined. Under our system. you
must remember. we promote by senior
Nv and not by selection. hence ". can
not always MI n position with h"
proper sort OF man.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
Cures
Drunkards
\ Remarkable Remedy Which Clersymen.
Physician. and Temperance Workers
Now Heartily lndor'e.
Can BE Given Secretly in Coffee. Tea or
Food. Thus Curing tn. Drunka'd
withou, his Cooperation
The Remedy Is Sent Free 10 All.

Nnrr many years ~ uncrasing "ndeaNoi
pr ]. W iiaincs has finally secured the
inirrseuirn, of the professions ior his re-
markablc remedy Golden Specific. Thil
remedy In odorir>s and tastelcss. Is mixed
with coffee. tea, milk or food and given In
the hrinkard secretly. Its effect Is remark.
able. curing eases In q short time that
seemed absolutely hopeless.
Rev Schitnpf,iman. n noted German di.
vine. says: Il am grntin-d to say that
have met many cases Of drunkenness cured
by Golden specific. The secrecy with which
II can b. used IL certainly great gain to
IN. nj ii.,aln cf >,
The evening world., 1901-02-27
SULTAN SHY ON
CRUISER MONEY.
Cramps Consider War
ship Contract Void
and Draw Out.

c"SsrNNTrNorr.r, reb, :',-r Is
stated that The Porte NJ, having paid
the instruments 'uc on the cruiser
whish the Cramp srtphuildinE Company,
OF philadelphia, was t" build. the latter
con-It.rs the con,rac, void AMI rcpn.
ti,,"- III responsibility in the matte.
The evening world., 1901-02-27

Special TO The Evening w"Tit
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Feb ~.
Gen. Russell A. Alger IL her. for II Few
daYs' rest at the Hotel Brighton. He
arrived last night from Detroit in his
private. car. Michigan. accompanied hv
Ars., Aiger AMI Gen. J. r. Draper.
They will leave here Sunday for The In
AuGurntaon at Warrington.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
SENATE WANTS
SIMPSONS NOTE.
Correspondence OF Admiral
and Morgan Asked In
I; ~ Resolution.

svy,AHH1NGToN. Feb. ia resolution
vas to-day introduced in the scna'" by
eenator Allen instructinS tho Secretary
OF tho Navy to send to the Senate cop"S
Of tho letter of Gunner Morgan 10 AL
m4ral Sampson requesting the lnt'er's
ENDORSEMENT OF his Application FOR pro-
motion and of the Ahmirars comment
upon H..
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SOME SNAPSHOTS
AROUND NEW YORK.


EVENING al Photographic
sharply Z
. Thc tiiJec should be 10y and cM;sy
No be acrcpt will be
,or
New York;
NEARLY AS GOOD UMBRELLA.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
10 Action On Treaties.

WARRINGTON. Feb. T.-The Senate
Committee on FOREIGN Relations to-day
decided 10 mike no further effort 10 So.
cure action upon the various rcciproctty
treaties before the Senate durln: abe
present session. '' ~ n -.
The evening world., 1901-02-27
laHk Robber. Failed.

S gQaTOWN. o.. Feb. :'.-Four
tnen tried 10 rob the Farmcrs'
Tank nj canncld. ton miles
eafiy friday. Residents wcio
- m explosion OF dynamite
sssi "a them.
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w. c.. WHITNEY SAYS
PROMOTETHE GUNNER
Former Secretary Asserts that the Men Re-
g ceive Scientific Education Aboard Ship.

The resolution wen, over until ,o.mor-
row.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

GOOD EOR ST. N4RTIN
The following is special to The
Times Democrat from ST. Martin
vile, dated Oct. I6.

Times-Democrat from ST. Martin
vile, dated Oct. I6.
A tax of mills for four years was voted
in the fifth ward of St. Martin parish yes
terday. The money is to be applied to
building schoolhouses in the ward. The
school board has adopted policy to apply
all money received from, the parish and
State to pay teachers and in no instance to
money so derived for improving or
building schoolhouses. The fifth is the
northern portion of the parish. situated be-
tween Breaux Bridge and Arnaudville. 1t
the constitutional provision for levying taxes
for the benefit of the public schools.
The spirit Of progress displayed
by the people Of the fifth ward of
St Martin parish is most commend
able. Every community in this
section of the State should follow
the good example of the public
spirited citizens of St. Martin.
Like Lafayette, Vermilion, ST. Ian
dry, Acadia and other parishes in
South Louisiana, St Martin has
been slow. in recognizing the ne
cessisy Of having improved school
facilities. Too long have the Peo-
pie of these parishes looked upon
the public school system as a sort
Of necessary evil, intended solely
TO afford an asylum to broken down
politicians. Of course, there have
been brilliant exceptions. Despite
conditions the most demoralizing
some persons have labored unceas-
ingly SO raise the standard of public
edu~ alton. But as general rule
the people have been sadly dere-
lict in this respect. Fortunately
there is unmistakable evidence that
change for the better is taking
place, and The Gazette is happy to
be able to state that St. Martin and
Lafayette are In the vanguard which
is to clear the way for better things.
The main cause of the inefficiency
of the public school system has been
the inexcusable Indifference of the
people to matters pertaining to
public education. If self-seeking
polite ans have been permitted to
use School Boards as politica al
machines to further their selfish
aspirations it is because the people
have failed to take proper interest
in the management of the public
schools. In this country whenever
anything goes wrong, the remedy
is in the hands of the people and
if they do not use that remedy they
have themselves to blame. A COM
mnnlty which will tolerate poor
schools deserves no better treatment.
Under the present constitution
every ward in the State. has it within
its power to have good public
schools. The constitution Of 1898 |
explains the way to do it. The
fifth ward Of St. Martin has adopted |
that way.
A solid car Of rust-proof seed oats
Just received at Tanners.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19
WIFE BEATER
Brought To Justise-The Man is
Said to be of UnSOund Mind.

A small woman, with a fraIl body
and care-worn features which indi-
Gated that life's struggle had been
hard one for her, entered Distric,
Attorney CampbelPs Office Thurs
day morning. She was accom-
panied by her father. an old white
bearded man. The little woman
carried in her arms a puny babe
and another child of the same age
anc size was in charge of a young
girl of about 8 years Of age. The
little ones were twins and the three
were children of the diminutive
specimen of womanhood who had
travelled many miles to tell the
States attorney as sad story as
was ever told. Mr.. Campbell sent
for Judge Bienvenu of the third
Justices court to hear what the
woman had to say. Mrs. Hebert
then told the officers that her hus-
band, CLERGY Hebert, had in-treated
her, beating her almost into insen-
SlpiuIy. ouC Sdlu IudC HCI OOuy
bore the marks of his brutality and
that the injuries she sustained were
SO serious that she was unable to
come to town until to-day to report
the case to the authorities.
A warrant was Immediately issued
for the arrest of the unnatural hus-
hand who will have tn anSwer RI
the court for the heartless cruelty
charged against him. Some people
seem to think that the man is men,
tally irresponsible for his acts, and
it is charitable to presume that
such is the case, for it is inconceiv-
BILE that a man with sane mind
could be cruel enough to beat that
poor, defenseless creature.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

Mr.. Vigneaux has secured the
services of H. White, an expe-
rienced and skilful carriage-painter,
and is having the hearse used in
his undertaking establishment thor
oughly renovated. Mr.. White is
an expert in his line of work and
those who need his services will do
we'll to call on him at Mr. Wig
neaux's stable
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19
Young Man Stabbed.

AS result of difficulty. between
Caro- Ragg1o, youngsswhite man.
and Eddie Gath, colored, the
former was seriously stabbed. The
difficulty occurred at Gerac's gin
late yesterday afternoon. Deputy
Sheriff Trahan and Officer Camp
bell arrested Gath and placed him
in Jail.
The parish treasurer offers for
lease all the public school lands of
the parish which consist of three
whole sections, and two parts Of
sections. The Board has received
inquiries regarding the lease of
whole sections but it has decided to
offer the sections in tracts of 40
acres more or less, and bidders wish
ing large tracts may bid in each
tract as it is offered. This will give
everybody chance. See the ad-
vertisement in another column of
The Gazette.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

The Gazette is pleased to learn
that the fund Of the brass band has
been considerably increased by the
s.beneft" of last Monday at the
flying horses and the ball given
Wednesday night in Falk's hall.
Both entertainments we're very
literally patronized and the band
boys are much encouraged by the
results. The ball was an elegant
affair socially and from a financial
standpoint 1t was very much of a
success. 1t is needless to say that
the music was excellent and that
everything else was Of the best. The
success of its initial effort as a pro-
moter of the slight fantastic"
should be an 1nducement to the
band to give many more balls. 1t
is splendid way to raise money.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

w. v. Nicholson is handling the
Wheeler 81 Wilson sewing machines.
No. 9 has the latest improvements,
is noiseless, light running and has
no equal for quality and quantity of
work.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19
acknowledgements.

Mr.. Preston Reynolds, of St.
Landry parish, and Miss Anita Do
remus, of Iberia, were married at
the Rigues House in Lafayette last
Tuesday by Rev. G. c. Wier. Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds left the next day
for their home in Opelousas.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

J. R. Domengeaux will write IN
surance on your life, your house,
store, stock of rchandise, furni-
ture, barn, cotton gin, in fact, all
classes of risks placed at current
rates.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

The crossing over the railroad,
near Mouton's lumber yard, has been
completed. The street leading to
the crossing has been drained and
graded and it is now one of the
principal thoroughfares in that sec
ton of the town.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

The cheapest and prettiest line of
lamps ever seen in the town are at
Clegg's, courthouse square. be-.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

John HaEeanson, of Opelousas,
spent few hours in Lafayette
Thursday. He was on his way to
Crowley.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19
DISTRICT COURT.
Trial of N1islle meanOrs and Ar
raignment of Other Cases.
FRIDAY, OCT. II.

FRIDAY, OCT. II.
Fernest Jean Baptiste, charged
with burglary in the night time and
assault with intent to commit rape,
was arraigned. He pleaded not
guilty and his case was fixed for
Nov. FL.
Ellie Foreman, charged with
shooting with intent to murder, was
arraigned- He pleaded not guilty
and his case was fixed for Nov. se.
Several parties indicted for VIOLA
ting the law relative to vital statis-
tics, pleaded guilty and each was
| fined S. and costs.
Alcee and Ambrose Fills and
Avery Robertson, charged with ly-
ing in wait and shooting with intent
to commit murder, were arraigned.
They pleaded not guilty and the
case was fixed for Nov. 26.
Abram Seems, indicted for lar
ceny, pleaded not guilty and the
case was fixed for Nov. 90.
Ignace Williams, charged with
violating labor contract, pleaded
not guilty. The case was fixed for
Oct. I6.
Emetile Jefferson, assault and
battery. Pleaded not guilty and
the case was fixed for Oct. 16.
SATURDAY, OcT. IL.
Peter Lavague, charged with
larceny, pleaded not guilty and the
case was fixed for Nov. 81. The
court appointed R. w. Elliott, Esq.,,
to defend Lavague.
James Buchanan, Rodolphe ST.
mon, Pelton Jones, charged with
running horses on public road,
pleaded guilty and each was fined
$50 and costs.
Charles Pablo, charged with as
sault and battery, was arraigned.
He pleaded guilty and his case was
fixed for Oct. I6.
Cora Lizzie pleaded guilty to the
charge of larceny. She was sem
fenced to 60 days in parish Jail,
subject to provisions of act 90 of
1894.
John Bruce pleaded guilty to as
sault and battery. He was sentenced
to six months in Jail.
Philibert Crouchet pleaded guilty
to violation of Sunday law. He
will be sentenced Nov. IS.
Charles Mcdaniel, assault and
battery. Pleaded guilty and was
fined $50 and costs.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16.
Walter Williams, Jr., who had
pleaded guilty of manslaughter, was
sentenced to 90 years in the State
penitentiarv.
Eloi Leblanc pleaded not guilty
to the charge of assault with intent
to rape. His case was fixed for
Nov. 90.
Ignace Williams pleaded guilty
to violation of labor contract.
Fined $40 or three months lmpri-
sonment.
Emetilde Jefferson was tried by
the judge for assault and battery,
found guilty and fined $40 and
costs or three months imprison-
ment.
Chas. Pablo was tried by the
judge for assault and battery, found
guilty ard sentenced to pay fine
of IS and costs or sixty days i'm
prisonment.
Albert Willis was tried by the
judge for carrying concealed weap.
on, found guilty and sentenced to
pay fine of SIS or six months
imprisonment.
White oats, wheat bran, Timothy
hay and shelled corn for sale at
Tanners.
John HLaaEeanson, of Opelousas.
spent few hours in Lafayette
Thursday. He was on his way to
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

A big line of window shades JUS
received at Pellerin's Furniture
Store
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

The refinery of the Lafayette
Sugar Refining Company began the
grinding season last Monday.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

White oats, wheat bran, Timothy
hay and shelled corn for sale at
Tanners.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1901-10-19

Mrs. T. NJ. Biossat left Thursday
for Alexandria.