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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

We have four ane eight and ten-room houses at
BerSyn, Nd, close to steam and electric raifwsy;
large grounds. fruit, shade, and good water viii
be sold very cheap to close an estate on monthly
payments
JOHN J. KLEISER & CO.,
ap6-lm 6I7 ST NV. Berwyn. Nd.
BRENTWOOD, AD.-0ne car fare to District
hue lots 5 minutes walk beyond District. sI25
70 $3.50 few lots, 50x2Go. still offered az sIz5,
q monthly payments Of S. Enquire r. &
BARTLETT. Loan and Trust Building nh2s z5t
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wAETED-HoUsEs.

WAN ED-HOuSES,
WASTED-Srps!l house OF fat four rooms; T. m
li.-sdults; reasonable. ADDRESS B., 1926 North
Capitol 81. mZz-3
BY ACTUAL ACCOUNT, have received by mail
and IN person 207 ISQUiRIEs from parties dezT-
aug 10 purchase houses and investments. Send me.
without delay, 3 complete description OF ANY
tles SIS you may have snd desire 70 sell quickly;
J giving lowest prices ] WILL Do THE RESI-
WA. 4. EASTERDAI. rs 18th St.
Hl22-S Bond Building.
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
ROOMS PAPERED. g up; work guaranteed; SAM
piles brought. HUNT, 46I G st. NV e22-7
EVANS BROS. 30 18th st. sg.; rooms papered
from y up. Drop postal. mI9-7
ROOMS PAPERED from e up; first-ciass work
only. GE0- c. BRUEHLI, 1915 It'll st. NV. Drop
postal. sPIsl5t
HoETE, s2f 9th ST. Nv, Is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Wall
Papers, and papers rooms from 500 up. Call
and investigate Cor yourself and be coDViHesd.
mIS-H
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FOUND.
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE
A BARGAIN IN. A FARM.
We are authorized To sell choice farm in
Maryland, mile FROM District of Columbia,
to close estate. A. a very low price. Two new
dwellings. stable, barn, etc; % young peach.
apple and pear trees, in bearing; acres in straw
berries and , acres IN raspberries- This land Is
IN high state of cultivation. and Is really an
up-tO-dRte New England farm in every particular.
PRICE. S, 900.
Terms easy. Call TO see
H-z 8. c.. HILL
With E LODGE HILL, sth and SITS. NV.
ape, ~
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR REST-S0s I'd st. Sc, reftted throughout;
HILL, 6I5 18th st. NV. m24-3
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WANTED strong white girl, age about 10 Or
l., to make herself generally useful in Office Ap-
ply al once, }. ). GEORGES q son, Chiropodistz
HID Pa w nj
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WANTEu-Settled woman to take care OF chill
drsn and huuse:-go home aE' small wages. Ad-
dress Box a6I. this Office nal
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
WE PAY HIGH PRICES for second hand clothes.
Drop postal card /, FRIEDMAN, 623 y st. NV.
EI24-3
SILK AND FELT HATS, made over to look new
on the Dunlap, Knox. Yeumans and Stetson
blocks, at HooVER's, s1l Il St m2S-5
BAD BILLS COLLECTEHi or 10 charge H D.
GORDON, Lawyer, 6I5 l4th st NV milf
PIANOS AND ORGANS Tuned, 81. HELBIG's
MUSIC STORE, 1742 18th st. sp5-Im
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire, one dollar JULIUS
COHEN, Iloi 9TH NV sat E e5-tf
WILLIAMS BOOB EXCHANGE. Books
bought and sold; also book binding In all It's
branches gI3 @ st. Hw-s eS0d
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED Cahyzssegs for LIE OF Tainaze; -
outfit free; besf terms credit given: act at once
Address Bon 81, this Office. e2s-z
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WANTED-An assistant IN dresmaking Cal
izIs @ st. Nv. MI
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished OF unfinished, pleasant
room; bath and elevator Ills 9th ST NV eZ4-s
FOR RENT-Large third floor front room: fur
nIshed; cheap % + 81 ny. mis-
FOR RENT-T1lree second floor rooms, furnished;
housekeeping; range, gas, and porcelain bath.
~ 9th st NV m24-3
FOR RENT-s1s y Y ave. nicely furnished
rooms; private bath; single OF en- suite. MAS
FOR RENT-Tvo communicating rooms. fur
Rishsd or unfinished, for light housekeeping
80 lith 81 NV m24-3
FOR RENT-l025 y ! ave NV for light house
keeping, two nicely furnished TOOmSi So; refer
cnccs- MAS
FOR RENT-Tro unfinished rooms. with bath
second floor; rent =; references required. 40 4th
ST. NV NILS
FOR RENT-COoI, comfortable parlor bedroom;
very reasonable; room second floor, SI25 weekly
As Ii St NETS
FOR RENT-Two front rooms for light house
keeping; southern exposure SO B St ne. mi
FOR RENT-22s East Capitol st; good rooms
and board, with home comforts. table boaTdersi
$3.50 per week Tu2l-2
FOR RENT-A nice room in private family, with
or without board 1913 F ST ne MI
FOR RENT-Onc very pretty furnished front
room, s. - New York ave. NV. c23-2
FOR RENT-one good-sized furnished front room,
- per month lli2 eth St NV e23-3
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished rooms, summer
rates s}Z 18th st NV. mss
FOR RENT-Largc furnished room, suitable for
gentleman 81 9Th 81 m2$-3
FOR RENT-Large furnished room, second floor;
bath same floor $40 ID St m23-3
FOR RENT-Scveral large and newly furnished
rooms; all convenicnCeS; very reasonable coz
22d St NV m22-3
FOR RENT-Eight room furnished rooming house.
iull very central, S27- Address BOX 2O4, this
office. mz8-3
FOR RENT-Furnished front room. board. SO per
month; private family. 922 Massachusetts, ave.
e22-3
FOR RENT-Iarge furnished room on second
floor; private bath; So month. 42f 9Th ST. NV.
e22-3
FOR RENT-Largc finely furnished room. second
story; all modern improvements; porcelain bath
same floor; suitable for two gentlemen. OH 9th
St nv. "a e22-3
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. single or en-
suite; also single room; gas and bath; rent
reasonable PA Virginia ave sw- egg
F0R REST- Furnished room, one person, reason
able 2o7 G St m22-4
FOR REsT-Furnisled or unfinished rooms.
~ 3th St nv. m22-S
FOR RENT-WcH furnished front pzrlor. extra
room for cooking other room, front, Sl.25 per
week AIS I'd St m22-3
FOR RENT-Niee. newly furnished front bed
TooHs, tiled and porcelain bath 1928 X st.
FOR RENT-FurnisFed parIor, bedroom, bath.
gas heat hall room, $50; opposite Botanic
Gardens: private 215 Pa m22-3
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-TO coloTed tenants, desirable modern
four-room and BATH fat IS Pierce st NV $40 30
GEO. R. HILL, 6I5 18th st. nv. e22-6
FOR RENT-I2I4 Mass ave; elegant second
floor fat; FIVE rooms and bath; all modern i'm
prcvements; lovely back porcb5 fEe location;
S47.50: ianitor. ssgEBli m22-3
FOR RENT-By 18th OF May, fat. whole floor
81 building 9T2 18th St NV; large rooms and
Tr-vats hath al modern announcements rom
plete for housekeeping; price, $50 mig
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.

FOR ShLE-At Mount Pleasant. within two
squares Of I4th and Park sts-, good seven-room
frame for s., $50. A. a. WILSON & CO., 3GS eth
st. ee24-2
FOR SALE-Taluable investment property, Nos
SS5 and 3s7 Oak St, lie DToit Park two houses:
one a store renting for 50 per month and the
other dwelling renting For $ per month the
two renting FOR SIT per month"; good tenants;
viii be sold at the very low price Of 81 800, no
less: this Is fine investment DAVID D STONE
L CO, 9o4 z st. e2s1s
FOR sALE-Bargain; beautiful s-room residence
in northwest, car linei worth S, 900; terms,
500 cash. balance monthly at 81 So price
81 800 GASCH BROS, 1907 ST. apI1-d
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-To couple for board of owner. fur
nished suburban cottage; half acre: barn. chicken
house: garden; shade; good water; trolley OF
steam; miles Address BOX ZIG, this Office
n24-S
FOR REST-Cottage3 seven rooEzs; grounds;
shade water; frlit; three minutes from Mary
land electric; fifteen minutes from center OF
city; so HAM ADAMS 9Th and sts. e23-3
FOR RENT-To small, respectable family, sey-
erai partly furnished for light house
keeping; minutes walk from railroad and one
19iie from electric car Call OF address MRS NJ.
A. PAYNE, Bancroft. Va m23-3
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-5I NJ St sw., store, with 8 rooms;
l. F. =. DIEUD0NNE. IA eth st. nv. uK34-S
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s. NTED-Tvo girls who want 10 learn tailoring.
John BURNES. Military Tailor, 1881 AZ st. SIX.
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ST. uATIoNs wAETED-FEmALE.

EANTED-By respectable settled coIored NO
man, place as nurse; stay nights Address q
] 81 sw. nj
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y 4NTED- May i" on SIN 81. between {;
and o IS NV, central and quiet ioCa!ity four
unfinished TuOMs more. with modern convent
eaces; family 81 three adults; references. Ad-
dress Y FELL AZ D. 10 b 81 ne e24-8
WaNTED-By Young couple Ono children, two
UNFINISHED rooms; light housekeeping: Capitol
nh, must be reasonable; answer quick address
BOX Z62 this Office. n24-S
WaNTED-By quiet and respectable couple with
children. three partly furnished rooms. for light
housekeeping, during summer; limit SIS. best Of
references Address BOX 25s. this Office MEAS
WANTED-aay !, by Enau and wife one large,
airy room OF two small one COR light hoUsekeep-
lngi must be reasonable. Address BOX 1sS, this
Office Y122-g
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FOR RENT, SALE, or EXCHANGE-Cottage at
GOULD 42I 9Th St ez4-3
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HAkTED-By young man, place IS gatekeeper or
20. this Office ell
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WANTED-By neat, respectable young eOlored
man position a. short order cook, driver or
waiter Apply SIS \ 81 Nv eI
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Nan and wife with So to start a
good-paying business. address BOX go, this Of
e. Of
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EASTED-Situstion: stenographcr and Office az
zsisi ant co. experienced Address BOX 3D. this
Office. FI
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FOR SALE-SubuTban and country property IN
Maryland; lots on electric line cheap and on
monthly payments; farms for sale.
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WANTED-TNVenty white ghambermaids. four
sturerOOm girls, Tor resorts. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY. 500 10Th 81. Ct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MISCE
WANTED pay highest prices for old books,
erlsravings, and autograph letters; drop postal
and ! viii call AIR. LITTLEDALE, care Carrier
I9l, CITY Postof3ce- e2is
WANTED ighest- cash prices paid for ladies
and gents CRst-Of clothing address postal VIII
call z SIMON, 365 c st. sw.- e24-I5
WANTED First-cfsss house painting done at the
81. ne. mZ4-5
WANTED-AIl kinds cement work: best work
msnship; lowest prices. r. r. PULLMAN & CO..
All St NV m23-s
WANTED-At once. meat box for store: spot
cash address 4S9 7ta St Sc cps
WANTED IS ztckIaaker's fcot-wheeI and lathe
address f3S Sth st NV. m22-3
WANTED-70.ooQ clean secondhand brick; spot
cash BOND. ,ess st. sw. e2I-S
SPECIAL TO STRoDUCE-sNtisfactory prompt
printing; 10oo cards, biilheads, envelopes 81 80.
HAYS. Sos L Sc sIf3. MIL
wASTED-Highest. cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents east-Of clothing address postal viii
cali. B. FARSHkSs 1863 eth st. spI4-eos
wANTFD-WeI dressed men to get their clothes
nsde e order On weekly or monthly payments:
Fts-EtFces requested, selling AZ cash
pst - address BOX D. this olice- ml2,S0
WASTED-oId gold, silver: gold dollars. SI5
Up; paw tickets bought. LOUIS ABRAHAA'5
f2s 9Th 81 sp5u
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-aA-fSTED-By respectable colored girl, place as
nurse Hos z ST mI
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WANTED Experienced waist and skirt hands.
1927 18th 81. mss
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WANTED-By two ladies, places 10 travel with
tadEs as lady's maid Address BOX 254, this Of
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR REST-To coloTed tenants, desirable modern
four-rooH and BATH fat IS Pierce st NV, 5000
GEO. R. HILL, 6I5 18th st. NV. e22-6
FOR RENT-I2I4 Mass ave: elegant second
floor fat; FIVE rooms and bath; all modern i'm
prnrements; lovely back porcb5 hne location;
S4T.50; ianitor. ssGBL5 TE22-3
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y ASTED-Se9yaut for general homework and
cook Gail this evening az I$I st. NV e
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WANTED-Lads sJCn0ETSpheT and typewriter.
Apply at once GRAND UNION TEA co, 49, and
40 It'll e1
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FOR MOUNT VERNON,
HONE AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
DAILY. Sunday Exccpted-)
IRON STEAMER CHARLES MANCHESTER,
Heated throughout by steam.
Leaves eth St Wharf 10 a N and las .. N
Arrives at Washington I:4o and Sis D m
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FOR SALE-HorseShoeing shop; stock and trade:
dong good business: central location; Sl04-
Address BOX I'll this Office. e2+s
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED, iHg 10 DO Al home; terms mod
crate. I723 stn 81. NV ru22-3
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WANTED H-iddlc-agcd white woman to d
light houseuork: good home. Call before : p n.
500 II ST. nc. 81
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WANTED Young lady for Eight Office work; g
per week Address BOX 200, this Office mss
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wA"TED-#oRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Teams to haul brick: steady work
gusrznteeds - per day easily made. POTOMAC
BRICK CO. 1918 G 81 NV. m2i-3
WANTED Horses 10 pasture: keeping horses spe-
ciaI bushes o. H p CLARK, Sligo. Nd City
address 9Og 9Th 81. NV m23-7
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WANTED BICYCLES.
WANTED-C;ent's and ladies' bicycles: any con
dition. Address BOX 257, this Office fl2s-3
WANTED LAdys secondhand wheei: standard
make preferred; state lowest price. condition,
whether aceeHlpaRied by brake, lamp. bell. etc,
ard when and where Be seen Address BOX
207 tins Office MIS-
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WANTED widow will give so 70 anyone Sc
curing her . position IN Government Printing
once Agricultural Department Address BOX
2i5. this Office. e2S-3
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

N1N-r-7~~--~r-~-r-lr~l-~rN
WANTED-mmediateIy first-class barber; stead
job to right man. Il S ROBINSON, 20 s
NV - -E- c2i-2
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-08-16
Abbevilla Band Concert.

About four hundred attended the
band concert out on the square last
Sunday night and enjoyed the tender
strains and grand climaxes of the
fine program published last week.
Next Sunday night refreshments will
be offered for sale for the benefit Of
the band and as ii is 8 deserving cause
be predict viii be literally patron
lied.
Sunday night, beginning at
8 O'Clock sharp, the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
March. Mobile Babe
Klohr.
values.
Bowman.
Medley overture. Southern Melodies
Boyer.
Tempo di Gavotte. The Flaterer
Edwards.
Song-"I Wonder if She's Waiting"..,
.Cornet Solo
VontilZer.
Characteristic schottische.. ..........
........... ......Darkey's Hop
Miller.
March. ....... Queen of the Blue Grass
Weldon.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-08-16
Distressing Weather.

Our delightful summer days are
over. We are now catching the hot
end Of q Mexican hot wave, or somer
thing like it. Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday were roasters. No breeze,
and the sun poured down.. 1t was
very oppressive and prostrating.
Tuesday afternoon q heavy thunder
storm in the north and east cooled of
the atmosphere wonderfully and gave
evsFy q D chance to enjoy a GOOD
nights rest.
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APPLICATION TO Be APPOINTED
ADMINISTRATIVE.

STATE Or LOTIsIANA-Parish Of Yer.
mm~iiian--t1tL JIG diciai District Court.
Succession IF Cvrille Trasirnond Ga;lry
Deceased.
Whereas, Azelie Nunez, snrviyfr.s
spouse Of GyrilLe t~'ra9imoad Guidry ST.
deceased, has presented in this Honor
able Court Ler application to be appoint
cd Administrators aF the Succession :
numbered and entitled as above;
Notice is therefore hereby gi~oG, 20 anr,
and all whom ii doth OF may concern. Tx
show cause, If any they have, within to-,
days, why the PRAYER Of her said pstisfaet
should net be granted.
BY order 81 Geult:
EDWARD 4'HoRP,
Deputy CteEk DtCcuf#
Clerks Office, August 2ud, lgV5
Edwards e. Geeano, Atfss
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The Rice Outlook.

Just now prices are strong and the
demand for rough rice is firm. From
all accounts there will be a shortage
of at least rs per cent in the crop.
Despite this fact the receipts this far
this season are 10000 bags as
against 5000 bsgs this time last
season. II this proportion is main
tanned much longer a fall in prices
may be confidently expected. In this
parish the harvest has begun in ear
nest and the early rice is yielding
well.
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q vacation. We wish you a good tine
Bob.-Gaeydan News.
Or. Eugene Baylis has again moved
away from New Iberia. This time bic
goes 10 Kaplan in Vermilion parish.
where he will mako his future hone.
we are sorry TO lose the genial doctor
aud trust that be will find life in Kap-
ian all that it Is claimed to be.-Iberianf
L, ". Scarborough, n Of the pro
Gf'atass Of the Mcfarland implement
Co, Of this place was called TO New,
York state taas Friday on account 81
tba serious Illness Of an uncle. He re-
, eeiTad 5tio message toe late to take the
AbbeTili9 tfstia md drove over to New
Iberia 20 take she train.
ArthaF =. agauzsard wbo has been
q resident Of Rayne Ioc about ten
months, has thrown up his position as
cierk ii 0. Broassard's drugstore and
returned to AbJegille, his old home.
He was liked by ali who knew him, and
his genial presence Will be- greatly
missed from among his associates here.
Rayne Tribune.
John Kayanaugh, "Johnie- on the
spot" of New Orleans and everywhere
else, vas in the city on Saturday and
Sunday. While in our town he was
with any and everybody all the time.
IN any and every @'spot" and eontinu-
ally taking about everything, of which
no one could learn anything. He win
return on any date in the near or dis
tant future, and can be seen anywhere
and interviewed by everybody.
Capt. W. D. Gooch, the prominent
real estate agent and staunch citizen
Of Perry has been suffering a great
deal from rheumatism since the first Of
the week. Tho right side of the neck
and right shoulder aud breast are
affected, and he has blissored the parts
IL order 10 get relief. He is still able
TO be up and abou5. however and was 4
visitor to this office Thursday. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Rev. E. Z. Riggs, formerly pastor Of
the Methodist church of this place, but
now an evangelist with headquarters
at Ruston was here Wednesday and
Thursday mingling with his old friends.
he has been holding a protracted
meeting at Indian Bayou aud speaks
highly of the condition of the church
there. Says the congregations are the
largest he has ever seen, there being
twice as many people as could get into
the church building-so the services
were held out in the open.
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Another Store for State Street.

A, Saporito has an abiding faith in
the great future Of Abbeville. He
has built up Godchaux's addition
along the railroad with tenement
houses and his latest move is the
erection Of a large store out State
street in F. A. Godchaux's addition,
opposite the residence of E. NJ. Steb.
bins. Being outside the corporate
limits and some distance from any
other stores it will control the trade
OF the neighborhood.
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Mrs. Marie Emma Lemaire.

MRS. Marie Emma Lemaire nee Le-
Blanc died at the home of her sister,
Mrs. A. L. Leblanc on Tuesday
morning, Aug. II, at O'Clock, aged
80 years, 2 months and 9 days. The
funeral took place at 1870 that after
noo interment being made in the
catholic cemetery. Her husband, E.
6. Lemaire died some time ago. She
leaves two little boys and a host of
relatives and friends to mourn their
loss.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-08-16
Ravages Of Charlton.

Reports received here are to the
effect that Charlton is raging in the
western part Of the parish. 1t appears
that the fatal disease first broke out
in the Klondyke neighborhood and
then spread rapidly. Just TO- 1t is
raging in Latiolais cove, and near
Lake Arthur. Some farmers have
lost all their mules and work stock
and milk cows. Nothing seems to
check the spread. Even stock that
have been vacGinated die.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-08-16

Fo~ That the heavy rains have set
u tha feroelous salt #ater mosquitoes
h"Te disappeared on died. Bur the
ordinary came Or fresh aatat qarietf
are still doing. business at the oil.
stand, aud il son nave occasion tc
visit the rice fields after DARK she
pests viii keep you ha7y Gghtlng
gaem 3if.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-08-16
Taken Up.

BY the undersigned a Bay Stallion
about 8 years old. !.
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, claim said horse and pay ex-
penses incurred.
CLEOFAS ABSHIRE,
At Arthur Landry's 2 miles west of Cos
sinade. aug9-30d
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FOR SAE4Ef

Fifty acres of good land five miles
psst of Abbeville with two cabins;
about forty acres of which is under
fence; some timber. Address,
HORACE LANDRY, Erath, La.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-08-16

We believe MERIDIoNAL ads. are the
host. that can be bought for this terri
INV Trial order solicited.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-08-16
Fixing Up in Style.

Last week Ernest Broussard the
big stock raiser of Cow Island settle
ment had the finishing touches put
on the painting of his pretty resi-
dence. Therodore Feray and Alex
Leblanc, a couple of our skilled
painters did the job aud it was a
good one Mr.. Broussard expects
to have mass celebrated at his home
in a few days and his friends will all
be present for the occasion.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1902-08-16

We have had a little furry of job
work this week. Our friends Will al
wags find us anxious to serve and ap
nreciative Of patronage bestowed.