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Scandlnavlan- Amerioan eant

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Eight million doliarn)
surplus = :. ....s....s..s... T.. g.. 600 900
Interest allowed on time deposits. A
general banking business transacted.
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner 81
James - and Second Ave.
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Manager pugdale would make an IDEAL weather proth
know What he was going 70 give you next
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BIG HAUL.
Burglars Secure $3.50 Worth
of Plumber on twenty
third Avenue

While Mrs. 4. Buckley was absent
from her home AZ sit Twenty -fhlrd
avenue Wednesday evening. bur
glars entered and secured goods va
ued at nearly s7sn The matter was
not reported to the police until last
evening. and Special Oaicer Hubbard
vas detailed On the case.
Between ard o'clock Wcdnes-
day evening Mrs. Buckley left hr-
home 20 visit a ueighbor. she re-
turned about an hour later ari
found the house IN a state % great
confusion. Every nook and corner
has beeu looked into. and a ssalskil
coat valued At 400. tosether with a
yum Der 81 other garments and ar
ticles were missing. Mrs. Buckley.
who ia the vffe ~ J. a. Buckley. an
Alaska business man. estimates her
IoEs AT f7sa
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Miss Blaneh Emerson. one NJ tb..
young ladies who does the buttere,
dance rs Prof Wilson's big Juvenile
minstrel show a. the Grand opera
house. is pictured above. This min.
Ftrel show Wili be given three nights
and SATURDAY matinee. commencing
tonight Miss Biauch Emerson 81
one ~ the 100 clever children who
DO. IN a meTitoriaua way those
things that enc expects 10 zee 900 "a
first class gruWu-up minstrel show.
Much effort has been made o. elm .
mate those features ~ minTtrrlsv
which are too venerable 10 excite
mlrth. Wehber 4 Elliott. the mus
zeal wizards. viii be strong card.
Great expense ard care have been
bestowed upon the costumlng ana
stage equipments
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Toni Upton
n that blows n2body good
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cLAIRVoYAf.Te.

MAZE Peterson. wei known
thruae heut Europe and America
49, the worlds greatest trance fne-
dium tells past and future. glvea
business advice. adjusts family
troubles traces foH and stolen
property etc she D. the medium
aho fafefafa KITTY Ginr'R terrible
fate. " hu was Killed BIS Harry Hay
wand 81 Minneapolis call on this
gifted woman and she will send
you away happier. wiser aud cape
able 81 being successful IN any an.
dertnk 'pR her charges are vN-
tremely reasonable and never more
than sn-ealied clalrNoyanta who
give inferior readings an business
confidential her clients include nIl
classes Open sundays. Hours. q
q. m - s 3. ~. Grand Pacific no.
tcI. ilih First avenue. Room ~.
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TIvoli Opera Company

Thu Tfvoli opera company VIII boz
gin lie engagement nj the Seattle on
the evening ~ Sept. s. Ia THE Toy
maker Ferris Hartman. COM
cdian whose reputation needs no
padding. heads the company. The
second production viii be THE Wed
ding Dag.9 one ~ the operate hits
~ the year. written especially for
Lillian Russell. JEFF d'Angells ana
Della Fox.
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TO CLEAR OUT
POLE FOREST
Manager Dickinson VIII Weed Out
Dead Sticks

General Manager Dickinson of the
Seattle Electric 60 has assured the
board ~ public works that ha CONE
pant Nil begin at once Ca paint its
poles and that a big force viii be
pnt o. work and rush thr matter
through. A foliage green has hr,i
selected far the base color and white
Coz the top
Mr. Dickinson further states that
the erection 81 poles Is about com
pleted, aud when 1t Is dome an OH
poles will be removed. thereby srvht
IS diminishing the number ou tho
streets.
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AesREars chsek

a, the Th.sd Avenue the Georgia
Ministries vii play the REMAND B.
u the week. with Saturday matinee
10 viii BE- followed b. a HaNgaEs
Check, commencing Sunday even
ing This has been for n year or
two one Of the most popular % cur
rent farce earnsdisM. The chief corn.
sdian. James 7. Kelly. writes many
0f bis own songs and fiia his lines %
suit himself He needs no intFoduc-
tion to regular theater-goers and g.
backed - a capable company.
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Theaters.
%<%N%s~%N44%N%AN~NN
Margaret Barry

Margaret Bafrys recital a. the So
attIe theater yesterday afternoon
was a treat 10 people who can dis
fInguiah dramatic reading from tim
nan eiOcution. Her audience was
nos large. but constant encOriug
made evident the fact that 30 we
highly entertained Miss Barry pos
geases q striking presence and fieK
fble, mellinu0us voice, with the ln.
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eRCHtTEcT
AIfoRhlgYs Law.

W ~. H. HuTTAEH. attorney ht
Law. Euita ufuhfe uted ANA defended
lu al courts. Is years experience.
Proceedings Ia bankruptcy. com
uHHleh iHeaf pufated. AbrifhriH
carefully examined tollct tlsnh
made IN all parts af Tho lhlird
States Highest commercial ana
bank references tlg Third avenue.
Phone Main 100
BPECk EUT. A. civil aad Grimm
al practice. Il years actual expert
encs. consultations free. Room IS.
Arlington hotel lover poatofilceJi
phone Main aze.
J J.. BALL. 10 and Is ftnawcii block,
loo Columbia 81 Phone. Blue 30.
General practice tu all the courtH.
Damage cases specially.
Moderate fees Consultation free.
u D. POSTER. Mutual Life build
ing Phone. Main 4fT
PRANK e. WtEeTflNG. Boston blk
- % MARTYR. sio Mutual Life bid.
> a KELLOGG zes Bailey building.
nENsoN 4 AUST. q Hoston block.
vs. y LtMHtTH. 2ot-g Pacific Llk.
a. = MACDONALD so Burke bid.
Root Palmer 4 HroWn Pioneer hid.
~. = coSoVEH t2t1 Halter bid
LYMAN p. kNtPP 10 Iialirr hld.
81. WAND KEMP. az Burke bid
J , borGLAa s9i New York 30.
RICHARD osborn. 70s-sN. y. blk
HORACE PETER us New YORK biz
FiEHhE = FERttY $50 Burke blk
3 + LANGLASn tht n Y. blk
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eUsIfIeas coLIEorn-

CLARK rs PERRIN shorthand school.
individual Instruction. - Boston.
LIo.s husiuess college. Union-2d.
INDIVIDUAL instruction. an subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
" " School Telegraph Pioneer
WILSON'S Mo- Bus Coll. Main arc
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STICKY TAR
For an Editor Who Wrote
ahout q Politician

BRAINERD. MINI. sept. s.--W. 3.
Cox. editor - the Erainerd Arena,
was kidnapped by three men, taken
two miles out ~ town. tar poured
over MS head and feathers applied.
The attack is believed m be the re-
suit ~ q publication rejecting upon
a prominent politician.
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PAYsIeIANs ANp auRoEoNs.

DR.. J. q. STEWART specialist in
diseases Of women Edinburgh
Medical Institute. Boston block.
DR. MILES. removed to l6-l6 Heus-
scy rldg.. 8rd q Pike. Tel Green 726
DR. VAN DYKE. diseases OF wo-
men. chronic diseases. Wash. bldg.
DIR. HINKLE 2n-212 Mutual Life
bldg Tel White 53e; res Bur 9ii.
DIR. FALk =5S-5a Starr BOYD bldg.
Tel Black Sad res Green 1851.
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teliiEence 70 render tragedy without
rant. path1s without whining. ava
humor without sgtiy mffecfation. sha
- one dramatic figure whose per-
Torrance IL equal 20 the advance
notices.
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.sIha ouuan Of n.rti'

The Queen 81 Hayur vii nnish
the week az The Seattle theater. In
ciudiuF the usual Saturday matinee.
u stiu retains its hold on public
favor.
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pYeiHo AND CLEANING.

Partisan Dye Works We call for.
clean press deliver your clothes,
once fus lst ave. Tel Main 1914
AMERICAN steam bye works. 1915
Western avenue. Phone, Main 1g7.
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MOVING Pictures.

The HearehHRht la doing well with
ffn latest program. An Interesting
exhibit Is the panoramic pictures Or
the Paris exposition.
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Albert Nelson Dead

Albert nelson. uho vas hurt sew.
eral weeks aKa IN the Washington
street counter balance. died ycstrr-
Gay at the Seattle General hospital
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For Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb sisters. 30
8il Collins block.
LYNCH 4 SHAW. 46-5 Hallcr bldg.
Mdme. a. s. smith. 81 Mlnklcy blk.
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PLUMBING.

HAZLETT 4 MuLLIN- New work
guaranteed / Year. Tel Bun 1894.
Geo II. Woodhouse co. Tel. Main ga
kAbTMA> @iumhlng 90. nun l5l.
BAKER q SON. phone Black 1904.
THEo, TURNER. Tel Green Al.
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PERSON MI

BARGAINS IN second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
uiture Company. We can give you
fine second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets They look as
good as new. FOR half the money.
ITO and 1i2 second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates Of all maya
ZINES and newspapers furnished on
application. The g. '. White Ad-
NerttEinE bureau. New York
building. Seattle.
GOOD things TO eat home cooking
only. tbc and up. cheaper than
housekeeping Home restaurant
and bakery. aei Third avenue.
SEE Lloyd. Riiscoe q lloyd. 55
Hmckiy block about building your
homes for cash or deferred pay
ments.
THE cheapest place 10 buy oil and
gasoline is from the Olympic OH
co. atf Third avenue. Tel. Main
POI.
oNYpONoB Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases Avoid imitn-
lions. "a Mcdonald block.
LADIES try n bath Mrs. TAFT. care
ful massage. sit Third avenue
WNNTEp-old gold and silver. Tie
HenseL mfg ieweler, IS HInckley.
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices. Corner tth and Pine.
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TO LOAN Private money at low
rate of interest GroN, pamus S
Osner. TO- Marion street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rison q Eshelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL co. l2 Halter block,
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes I'm shape Si.b0 month. dye
ma repairing 1907 ard. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices Tor cast-on cloth
Ing, Dave Taylor. 10 starr Boyd bid
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders 81 the Seattle Cereal Co. VIII
De held AT tire office 81 the company.
Nos aas and sos Railroad avenue. Sc
attic. Wash. Monday. sept sth, isals
al s o'clock ?. m. for the purpose o.
electing a board u directors and far
the transaction Of any business prop.
or Go come before the meeting.
J. c. DEFINING. JR-. Secretary.
Seattle. August Goth 1901
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AUCTION SALES.

p q ni0KERToN. general auction.
eer 1914 Flrst avenue.
JoE MARTIN. general auctionecr.
is@s Third Ave.
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pREssMAkERs.

a. ". PmLLiPs. 81 iicussy blk.
Chicago neamj 60. bg-2 luuck.y
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IEoAL NOTICES.


IL TIE SUPERIOR COURT on
the state ~ Washington. az ne
County q King. Annie irnek
plaintiff. - David lines. cefeat-
ant Summons b. Publicatio1- Va
- s12
The state q Washington 70 ths
said David Innes defendant: Yea
are hereby summoned 90 ApIear
within sixty days after the dats q
the first publication Of this SID
mons. to- Wit. within sixty days A.
ter the sth day ~ August. A. p. IN.
aud defend the above entitled actia1
In the above entitled court. and an
swer the complaint Of the piainilr,
and serve a copy Of your ansurr
upon the undersigned attorney -
plaintiff Al his office below STATED;
and in ease Of your failure 80 70 ca
Judgment vii be rendered againE
you according 20 the demand ~ ~
complaint. which has been fled VIA
the clerk 81 said court. The cnieff
OF the said action. set forth IN ~
complaint Is as follows. To obtsi1
decree Of the court above names
divorciuE plaintiff from the bonds <
ma trimuny with said defendant q
the grounds Of cruel treatment ana
non support.
} 81 WRESTLING.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
60q-fl Washington Buildins.
T.. -. address Seattle. King Ccun-
ty. state 81 Washington.
Date Of first publication, Auguss
2 1901
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CON- RAG ioR and BUILDERS.

.H.-.".aHassa
BROMLEY & Wells. general con
tractors. = starr Boyd building.
Tel Matn 40.
soDERQuGsT & RosELEAF. shops
at gis 30 gprfuE street
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DRAMATIC. ortaArIc SCHOOLS

FRANK {. EaAN. dramatic ana
operate coach special summer
course in all grades OF dramatic
art. elocutioH. voice placing. opcr-
attic fore Tuesdays and FridayA
suite Ga uoiVake block
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Launches for charter Tel Yves, rai
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

PROB. Littie's academy win omen
sept 18th. VIII receive applicants
Tor membership. open sept S.
DANCING lessons. private or in
classes daily. Prof Wilson's Dan
cling school. Hauke block.
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Advance of twenty points In
july Cotton.

Our farmers who are working
their cotton fields under such dis
advantages this year will no doubt
be interested in the jump Of 20
points in New York and ~ points
in New Orleans. The short inter-
est in July is variously estimated
at from 200. 900 to 400. 600 bales,
and it is said the principal bulls
are Chicago people The oppo-
nents Of the bull deals are from
Philadelphia and the New Orleans
people are said to be short and will
prepare to fight by shipping cotton
to New York. With the news of
this rise our planters will take heart
and in spite Of the drought that so
disadvantageously affects their cot
ton crop, will endeavor to raise as
much OF the staple as possible, for
the advance in price at this season,
is certain proof of handsome re-
turns from the fall sales.
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$50 far Is the country's vast
supply of oil is concerned, / be-
lieye that Texas is going to furnish
the quantity and Louisiana the
quality" said Capt. A. F. Lucas
in summing up the situation in the
States mentioned at the st. Charles
last evening.
The captain spent the day in the
city on his way to Georgia. where
he will rest with his family for a
few weeks in the mountains. He
is far from being a well man, the
hard work and attendant excite
ment since his wonderful gusher
came in at Beaumont having left
him a hacking cough and a touch
OF malaria. He hopes to return to
the oil fields in the South early in
June.
The analysis Of the Beaumont
oil shows it to have illuminative
properties to the extent Of IS per
cent, said Capt. Lucas, while
Louisiana will produce oil showing
as high as IS per cent illuminant.
l got oil in this State-1 am not
stating in what locality-that yield
cd 50 per cent illuminant, and as
fine a product as has come from
the earth in any country. The oil
in Louisiana is not confined to
any one parish. It is in the rocks
beneath several different sections
Of the State. It is OF fine quality,
every barrel Of it.
The field in Louisiana, has 20
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to be thoroughly prospected before
notable discoveries are made in the
production ofoil. The indications
that oil abounds in several of the
parishes are numerous, but no large
flowing wells have as yet come in.
II | had been given more encour-
agement by the people of New Or
leans this State might be the great
region for oil instead of Texas. 1t
requires much prospecting, 4 deal
of hard work and considerable
financing to develop an Oil field.
When prospectors have fulfilled
their mission in the State. Louis
lana will furnish some grand sur
priscs in the oil line.
II think that Lafayette parish
has a good chance to distinguish
herself in the oil world. Cote
Gelee, a beautiful strip Of land from
Lafayette to Jefferson island,
through Vermilion parish, gives
promise Of yielding a supply OF
the product.
THE property owned by the J..
M. Guffy Petroleum Company
comprises a strip extending
through parts of Vernon, Lafa-
yette, Calcasieu and St. Martin
parishes. We are preparing to
drill in St. Martin, having ordered
the machinery, which will be put
/ in place near L Anse LaButte a:
soon as it arrives. It is also our in.
tention to begin boring in the ethel
parishes mentioned in 4 short time
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16O Oil lands Beaumont Tex situated ln Folk Gov
per
40 acre. near Sulpher, La, at $50 per acre.
so arpens 1900 feet from An.e LaBue $3.50 apent
20 arpsnts 1000 feet from Anse Laatte at sO per apen
arpents 1000 feet from Anse LaBue 1900 arPent
A arpents $500 from Anse LaBue at $3.50 apeot
80 npents MI. from Anse LaButts a. 50 500
200 arpents q m from Anse aBntts at $50 per arpent
100 arpents m from Aase LaBu,te at $50 per arpent
$50 arpents mi, from ST. Marsnvilc at $4,000
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Miss Louise Robins whection
here attending diyayz1is law suit left for
New Orleans and will return here
for the 2oth., of June, when Judge
Lewis Of Opelousas will give the
decision in the Robins versus B.
Fa!k land claim.
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3. Falk g IN business to stay.

His business is to provide you
with dry goods, clothing. shoes.
hats, furniture and everu1; --s''1
commoditu ,.~-. tnay wish.
AT B. Fax S they are pitching
some glorious good bargains your
way; don't dodge them. Come
and see, let your own good judg-
ment be the umpire, and the more
yon know about his place Of busi-
ness the better you'll fare.
Besides furniture OF different
grades and prices B. Falk carries
. fine line Of cof1ins. Bringham
Young is said to have ordered his
coffin large enough to turn over in.
It may be he thought Of his COM
fort, Falk thinks of comfort too,
and he carries coff1ns Of all sizes
and prices.
Faik says though he speaks Of
coflins he IS not particularly anx-
ious 70 sell you one, he would like
to please you with a nice iron bed
Or cool rattan chair that you may
enjoy many a night and day in this
gloriously beautiful world.
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T.
1i.ei, = ~ II, season * with v,
Ind ths testt1 s. literally over ~. lu''
Evllh litfIs' darkies peddiing the lus-
cio,,s frull The usual price for
ber.rriiesis ten cents gallon, bat
the money loving pickaniny will
usually start offering them at twen-
IL hve cents and will finally be
quite satisfied to obtain ten cents,
We are pleased 81 eef beIIIes, !: ,
nIe,.eei Is se< tho liftle
hlsek faced clIiId dfes1 llc earn q q
1,e. D.as, .;cltels, ,uf exi1 flleses Z
~ 81, or regulation govern busi-
q " l 1a,,rs 50 that 1snaan nnaxnof -
g aes, aroused before six k,I,I g 60
e 49, asslee Inc black berriesz- !.
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The Lafayette Oil and Mineral

- he Lafayette Oll ana W1HcIdi
Company expects its machinery
very soon and will push the work
rapidly Stock Of this Company
IS selling fast and if you wish to
,i7sy shares you Man1d = rif 70
love no tfnie and see S. r. Parker
son. at the National Bank.
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Why don't you war
Low Rhx,n~p

Low shoe.2
i IS a heap more sensible to
get pair Of these than to keep on
suffering with your winter ones,
and SO much comfort for so little!
Come around and see the bargains
we offer. While looking at these
We will let you on to few of the
surprises we reserve for our best
customers in the line Of straw hats.
Lafayette . Clothing o. store.
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QUANTITY AND QUALITY

TEXAS AND LOUISIANA OIL FIELDS COMPARED
Oil Situation Reviewed by Capt, A. F. Lucas. Who says
Louisiana Product Will Have Fine lumnant Properties
Names Promising Parishes is This State.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-06-01

Work on Dr.. N. p. Moss resi-
dence on Johnson street has begun.
The building will be Of brick, two
story, and the cost IS roughly es-
timated at $Io, 900.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-06-01
LEVY BROS.
FOB CHEAPNEss
FOE FAIR DIALIUa

We offer money saving oppor-
tunities that cannot fail to create
the most extensive interest and
and prove Of real benefit to you.
Our goods and prices speak for
themselves. Our various depart.
ments are rcplete with newest goods
and Above Par is the way our stock
IS quoted in the market.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-06-01

The commencement exercises of
the Louisiana State University will
take place On the 5th., Of June.
and among the graduates we are
proud to see the name of our young
townsman, Arthur Andrew Nc
Bride.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-06-01

Mr.. B, J. Pelleria has open
ed a furniture store in the Ho-
horst building, opposite Mouton &
Sales, and is daily receiving large
loads of choice furniture. B. j..
has gotten first class stand and
with his characteristic energy has
gotten, everything ship shape in
very little time Mr.. Peflerin is en-
titled to full share OF patronage
that will no doubt be granted him.
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orleans, is spending a week at the
home of his parents, Judge and
Mrs. ]. G. Parkerson.
This is fly time. Why not get
you some wire screen doors and
make yourself comfortable? We
have all sizes now on hand. E H.
Vordenoaumen.
Prof. Wilkinson, chemist of Tu-
lane University says: "1t is
little strange with such strong sur
face indications as are found near
Lafayette that boring for oil has
been so long delayed in that sec
! ton
Only one quality-the best.
Racket Store.
Editor Leonce Sardoz of Ope-
lousas visited his daughters Mrs.
&c. T. Bienvenu and Miss Estelle
Sandoz at this place last Sunday.
Bro. Sandoz was on his way to
Memphis. Tenn, for the Confe-
derate reunion.
Last Thursday was First Com
munion day at St. Johns Catholic
Church. and $50 children after
spending three days in retreat re-
ceived the consecrated host. Rev.
Fathers Forge and Baulard were
assisted by Rev. de Stockalper, S,
] and the ceremonies during the
retreat and on Communion day
were full Of solemnity and impres.
| siveness.
The members of the Tea Club
enjoyed a delightful outing at
Chargois' Springs last Tuesday
afternoon. Baskets had been car
ried and dainty repast was par
taken OF and needless to say was
greatly enjoyed. Towards evening
the ladies were surprised by sever
| al members Of the sterner sex who
found their way to the picnic
grounds and though unbidden were
most welcome guests.
Oil In Terrebonne.
Last Wednesday oil was found
| in large quantities in Terrebonne
Parish. This is very good news
for US as that parish and ours are
in the same latitude and our chances
are of the best to strike oil wells.
Experts find the indications most
favorable in this parish and the fact
that drilling will soon begin keepf
the excitement at fever heat. \
Mr.. ]. M. Darby after attending
| the Metropolitan Business College
in Texas, is back home.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-06-01
Oil in Terrebonne.

Mr.. ]. M. Darby after attending
the Metropolitan Business College
in Texas. is back home.