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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
LIVESTOCK AND pOIII :

FOR SALE-Three fine r,.n,-
French Percheron. with pea i,u
registration papers. also M usw
ting stallion Mamhrlno Raw s,sM
pedigree and registration h,n. ~
he seen at Eison's stable, byf TIE
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WooTAN WELLS W1TER-PIaIn or car.
donated. two glasses for cents; 25c
per gallon; only nj LEVIN Is Anderson's
Drug Store. 10
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BoARD.RooMs WANTED.

YOUNG SINGLE NAN wants room With
ethea IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-B will be
received for the erection Of q school
house for the city of Lufkn, Angelina
county, Texas. until = p, m: Tuesday.
tho Goth day of March, A. n. 1902. Plans
aud specifications are oil ilc at the once
of W. A. Ahncy, Lufkin, Texas, at the
Houston, Texas, and at the Office of j.
Riley Gordon Co, Architects, Dallas.
Texas. and Shreveport. La The board
reserves the right 10 reject any and all
bids. w. A. Abncy. President School
Board. Lufkin. Texas. IL
Galveston. Texas March To- 1907
Sealed proposals for removing wrecks In
Galveston bay and Buffalo bayou. Texas
will he received here until p. m. April
Ii, 1902, and then publicly opened. Fos
information apply to c. $ Richie, captain
engineers. ~
PROPOSA AIS wanted for extensive repairs
OF brick building both brick and wood.
work Roberf l., Jones, Fifth ward gre.
N0TTCE TO CONTRIBUTORS Sealed bids
win be received for the erection of a
passenger depot at Austin, Texas, for the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad com
pany, on or before o'clock p. N. on
The ofice Of aud addressed to j. \.
Mhier. Manager, Houston Fexas. and all
bids 50 received will be opened imme-
diately thereafter.
ing may he seen, and form Of proposal
can he had at The office Of ole ] +, Lorehn.
architect BinZ building, Houston, Texas,
and al the office Of j. l., o 'Connor archi
tect. Sampson building. Austin. Texas.
Tho work To he let in two separate
and diStinCt parts as follows: The gen
oral work and the plumbing, seweTing
and electric wiring. and each and every
bidder will ho required to inclose with
his proposal certified check drawn In
favor NJ William II, Field. treasurer. for
the sum NJ i've per cent n per cent? at
the total amount of his bid as liquidated
damages In case successful bidder fails
to make bond as per specifications
The manager reserves the right 10 re
ject any and all bids
j. y Miller, Manager.
a. Y. Kellogg Engineer NJ. Of Way,
ole J. Lorchn, Architect. ?.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The under
signed viii receive bids uu,l y. IN
Thursday, March 20, for the erection aud
completion Of Chemical and Veterinary
Laboratory at the Agricultural ana Me
chanical College to cost about S26,0D0
according "a plans aud specification,
which may he seen in my office or in
tire office 81 nodson & Scott Of Waco
panied by certified check Of not less than
8 ~7r cont ~ the bid. payable to ny
bder 10 hc forfeited in case the bidder
t0ils tn sign contract and furnish "A good
and acceptable bond within ten days after
the bid has been accepted. The right
Is reserved IN reject any or all bids and
10 waive any informality In any bid. Il
II Whitocb, President pro tenn, College
station, Texas. IL
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PERSONAL.

ANSWERS to want ads rcmmnlnc IN tue
Office Of The Post for the week ending
Saturday. March 10 1902:
Alocs; Room sol. Rice Hotel 6i76; /;
zo5l; 5ol: 6427 1927: 4l27: 1907. 4iI7:
p. X: Il. ]. n; 80: 1909. 6iO3. 4U1s: 14lS.
41oi; G404: 1850. , 6iso $3.50 +. d. VI
640G: 6: 6iO7 40S2; &. G.. :, C.; 4lS;
46i0, 46Ss. ito. G4.;5 4g6i 4as sniI
42lii sl6i; 40sG. 60 4t62. $50: 4oss 10:
u 4l3Q i014 4l64: 1929 1870; lOi1.
Owner; Strchof; 4Oio: Sacrifice. 1880.
191: 40T2 4022 1913; Geo ward. 1913;
4o2J: 644s %; 41T4 1914: 4O24. 4t2i: Y.
J.; 1925. $50 iG2j: 1850
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n hDiESi Use Cn.tnes;ers t1gisn Fennyroyz Pins
W Besii Safest! osIy Reliable! Take ne ether.
Buy pfyosr nTuGEls sfnd &C., stamps. IT
STARS a1d -h-iisf gr Laii.s. ia letter ~ mall
fti~sesf~- Gh~s,lrai DO, pLitNds., %
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PROPOSALS wanted for extensive repairs
OF brick building both brick and wood
work. Robert l. Jones, Fifth ward gre.
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TIE ONLY Kelley Institute in the State
for the cure OF whisky, morphine. cocaine
and tobacco nddlctons, j. II. Keith,
Bellevue Place. Dallas Texas 81
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MONEY TO LOAN on improyeIr -sll',i
ranches. Houston business s wy rte
property: easiest terms, t,,s,a Alls',,
Interest Rogers 4 Weppi N5SA ~
Houston. ---->-~
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
TAX COLLECTOR
IS RESTRAINED
From Collecting Tax on Many
Ninth Ward Properties
Hearing on Monday.

Thomas 5. Lewis, as collector Of
taxes for the northern district Of
Wimiugton, was restrained yesterday
by an order from Chancellor Nicnol.
son from collecting the taxes as as
sasscd and levied on the properties
OF the erosion Land aud Improve.
ment company, and the Nortn Side
Improvement company in the Ninth
Ward, and from setting and selling
any of such properties to satisfy
claims for taxes.
The rules in the cases are return
able on Monday next.
Tie iniunctiOus were issued upon
application Of l.. Irving Handy, who
represents the C3mpIanants.
The complaining companies claim
their properties come unuor the head
of rural or suburban. properties,
and Should be taxed only on the Da.
SIS Of one. half their valuation,
whereas they are assessed at their
full valuation.
These proceedings will probably
.
the work of tine Board OF Assess
mcnt and Revision in designating
several properties in the Ninth
Ward beyond an imagiOary line as
coming ualar the Classification of
CITY real estate, and Classifying
Others beyond the sam, line under
1 the 'rural and suburban. heading.
| Much dissatisfaction was caused by
1 the action Of the Board of Assess.
mcnt, Appeal and Revision in sus.
tanning the lcvying Of taxes on the
sull valuation basis, and the result
Of this case will be watched with
interest On the account Of It's bearing
on the matter.
The bill Of complaints says that
the dividing line in the Ninth Ward
is only imaginary; that there is no
provision for lighting and drainage,
and no water supply; that with the
exception Of Concord avenue and the
Boulevard, no street is Curbcd, paved
or mark ed; and that the companies
receive no benefit from being within
The corporate limits Of the city, aud
therefore Should not be compelled
to pay taxes on the full city va!ua-
ton.
The bill Of the CrcSton company
covers The wears 1850, 1870 and 1901,
showing totals Of taxes Tor 1899 us
Fl, 1913; &l,O77 in 1900, and 81, 40
for 1901, and claims that these taxes
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
RIOUS MIXING
Of TWO LETTERS
u, 4 Way Of Declining an Invita-
tion-News of a Social
Character.
FERROUS MIXING OF LETTERS.


A well-known citizen of Clay Cen
S4er had been invited TO an evening
party, says the Clay Center Times.
He wanted to go, but his wife de-
fclared that she had no gown sulta-
ghle for the occasion, and asked him
Ito seud regrets" to their hostess.
The man went down to the office
Sand penned this facetious note OF
INCLINATION:
"We regret that your kind invi-
y tation must be declined for all tho
Unconventional reasons, but the real
reason is that half the family has
/ nothing to wear. My wife's latest
dress is over three weeks old and
II her hat twelve hours out OF date.
8EYou will appreciate the hopeless
ness of the occasion and excuse US"
He thought this pretty good and
he determined to write a note to MS
wife also explaining that he would
not be at home for an early dinner,
Is she had asked him. He said in
this note:
HI II have turned down yOnr invita-
tion because | am going ont to
another evening party where the
4 guests are not expected to wear any
thing of Importance. Sorry l won {
4 bs there to kiss you good night"
And then tho fool man car2lesSly
sent his wlfe's note to the hostess
AMI the hostess $ note to his WIFE,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
Cuinn Enmnrrhs .aHfowrna.

HAVANA, oct. 21.-C0ngrcsS has
adjourned until Nov 3. Tho house
Of representatives, has passed bill
granting the National Telephone com
pany, iii American concern, Il c3nceS
sion Of fifty years duration for an eX-
cIssiyc telephone service in Cuba. The
cabinet has discussed tho commercial
treaty with the United States. II is
President palmas intention TO have
this treaty in shape to send to the sen
ate when that body roconT"nes. The
Cuban constitution provides that thc
treaty needs o:l" tie approval Of the
rnnulA
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
OBiTt' AIRY.

William II. Baldwin, Jr, senior
member Of Woodward, Baldwin 4
Co., of Baltimore and prominently
identified with the financial and
commercial interests Of that lefty,
died at his residence, III Park ave-
nue., Baltimore. yesterday morning.
Mr. Baldwin had been IN failing
health for the past year, and for Il
week bis condition was critical. His
death was caused bV congestion Of
the lungs. lie was 81 years old.
The firm Of Woodward, Baldwin X
Co. is Interested IN the Delaware
Cotton Co. CT this city.
Daniel F,geihof died at his home
9l1 Nandeyer avenue yesterday in
his DIST year.
lntcrment Of the body will be made
in Reading on Thursday.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
VISIONS WHISPERS.

GIRLS, PLEASE DON'T
Imagine you are entitled to moro
consideration at home than are
the boys.
Undertake to discuss religious sub
iects in public places.
Think men must give you attention
h to the exclusion Of everything else.
Show a disposition to BE- fr!volouS
because men seem to be amused
thereby.
Garry your head in way to ini'-
cate a feeling Of vast superiority.
Throw out hints which induce young
j mon to expensive entertainments.
Fancy the entire community IS IN
( terested in your little world,
Go too far into the fun OF making
/ your best young man jealous
Constantly tllk about how you III
! tend managing husband.
/ Refer to other girls in terms which
I, IMPLY a doubt as to their social
i: standing. philadelphia Bullct!u.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
NOTHING LIKE
PAINE'SpCELERY
COMPOUND.
FOR CLEANSING And PUR-
flying THE BLOOD.
It Removes the Germs Of Dis
ease, Invigorates and
Rejuvenates.

Thousands Of men and women
who have neglected the work of
physical refrigeration i'll the sum
mer mon tbs, are now carrying q
burden of disease. In the majority
Of cases, impure aud poisoned blood
and sluggish circulation are the
direct causes OF sutferingand misery.
Are YOU. dear reader, one OF the IN
harpy victims: If SO, the life stream
must lie made pure, the health
wrecking laxity Of the blood vessels
must he corrected the nerves and
tissues must be nOuriShcd. Paine's
Celery Compound is the medicine
that physicians recommend for the
increase Of pure blood III the arter-
les, and for ar0using the purifying
organs to cast off the impurities
that give rise to the disease, Mr..
Jas. F. Hudson, Spring Ridge, La,
was q terrible sufferer from impure
blood: he tells how he banished his
troubles
From some cause my blood be-
came impure and resulted in bolls
and pimpleS. At one time suffered
from u h,ils. No one can lm2gllo
what I suffered. | tried sulphur,
sarsaparillas and other remedies,
but no relief came. Mr.. Sebastian, 4
merchant whom | used to clerk for
handed NE one Of your circulars
and insisted chat I should use
Paine's Celery Compound. After
using two or three bottles the boilS
were not SO numerous nor rs large.
After using the fifth bottle. | was
entirely cured and have been my
self ever since.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21

II Won are contemplating a trip to
the West, North west or South west,
Won can obtain valuable information
as TO Routes, Rates. Trains etc. by
corresponding with II. A. Miller,
Tray. Passenger Agent, B. O. rail
road, Wilmington, Del.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
AT DOCKSTADERS

Charles y. ELLIS Of "Casper the
YodIer' tame, with the assistance
OF his wife appears in a brand new
sketch at Docksladers this week 1t
is called The New Girl and oilers
some very good situations. MIR EIlin
appears ia one Of his Wc!l.kDOws
characters, and ADDS strength to the
act by introducing one or two songs
in his usual pleasing manner. Prob .
ably next in Importance on the bill
IS the act Of the pIetcnlng Brothers
1t is a listlrct musical novelty
with q sprinkilng OF comedy that is
very entertaining. Many other spec
iaIlics 60 10 make up u bin that Is
extremely interesting.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
GOES LIKE iiui CAKES.

Tho fl-Trst 3.lIng iItll I have n my
orc, :" writes druSsI,t g. y. smith. OF
Davis Ky, "a, b KING, Now Disc0v.
cry for Consumption, Cough, and Colds
because It alwars cures II my six years
Of aAles i has Hoyer fal'Gi | have known
It IT, save suffers from Thro1E and Lung
diseases. who could gaG 40 hep from dos
tors Or amy hrc reineLy.' Mo Lcr5 rely
Oh it, best physicians prescribe It. ani \.
Il. DHpIDrCA sulrlnto3, ) iti5thcjiol or
refund; p!ics. Trihi Bottles free. R5gu
lar SIZES, 1yG and Il.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21

NEW YORK. oct. 2l.-HoIand b.
MolincuX began tine real ordeal Of his
second trial for poisoning Mrs, Kate
Adams yesterday afternoon when As
sistaDt District Attorney Osborne
Marted lis opening address to the jury.
Tho jury had been completed at the
morning session.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
Why Modify Milk

for infant feeding III the uncertain
ways of the novice when you can
have always with you supply Of
Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed
Milk, a erfect cows milk from
herds Of na tive breeds, the perfec'
ton Of inf ant fooda Use it for tea
and coffee.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
American WON NJ Golf.

BERLIN, Oct. Civ, D, Milinr, an
American, professor OF dentistry at the
University Of Berlin, won the golf
championship Of Germany and Austria
by two up on the Berlin clubs links.
Professor Andrew Of Edinburgh uni
yersity, who is temporarily living in
Berlin while studying the German
schoolsSsteHa was seeoHl.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21

Y The Benevolent Pioneer Literary
s.AssOciation will hold its regular
Taesiay evening dance tonight III
tEIt9n Hall.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21

Too late to euro cold after con
sumption has fastened its deadly
grip on the lungs. Take DR.. WoOa's
Norway Pine Syrup while yet there
is time.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
MAN TO MAN.

One of the pronounced successes
of last seasons comedy dramas was
Man to Man" a highly thrilling
and interesting play that according
to all reports is a first class produc-
tioa in every respect. Its story IS
intensely interesting and while full
of thrills and startling climlXts Sis
consistent an probable all the way
through and is decidedly well play
ed bya company ofrecOsnizei NOR
it. The arrangement have been
lavish in the fittings -tojtumeS ana
scenery - the latter being OF special
design and correct III every detail.
The picture showing Log Lake lnn
with Schro0n Lake in the distance
and the deserted bear cave III the
Adirondack mountains are both
said to be marVels of tie Scene paint
crs art and are arranged with new
and novel electric devices. The
comedy has not been neglected
and many songs and dances are III
trolucel during the action OF the
p!av. Man to Man. comes to
Grand Opera House on Saturday
afternoon and light,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
NOT GUILTY

l. -
AT the opera Hoase .h'a a,.et"oo"
and night mot Guilty VIII DC tiie,
attraction. The drama is IN Tour
acts aud the action IS sWii1' Inc
story -eyolvcs around q mufuer anu
false acsusaC'oe: ue''s1 D"''o'
h 100 w." IS d;s,.Lnta H., hjts raft
Of passion he kills his uncle AMI en-
beavers to tix the crime upon Frank
Rawdor, an honest and deserving
vourr man who has been dependent
upon tue generosity of the murdered
man, Circumstances point strongly
TO his guilt, and 10 order to escape
arrest and Imprisonment he runs
away. He IL aided In his efforts TO
esta1lish his innocence by 7 ON
, Daily, a New York detective, and
:Rawdon passes through many har-
rowing and exciting experiences in
his effort to avoid apprehension
With Daily's assistance, he is even.
tually able to clear his name from
the stain of murder ana SO place the
.,,,1n, III,
,"'t' o''' n 49, y, o,ho,rt b,v,nr
,a"n,,, ociranrcd from him when he
:' eo rs ,ho crim, or course
~ a,Iia,in, ma b,,,i,os. com. in
49, on nuh ''
WV o""
PAPA . BAD !.
The Evening Chronicle, ST. Louis
saws Papa's Baby is series Of com
icalities and Mr.. Harry Watson and
Alice Hutchings furnish an abund.
once of amusement There is Il
bappy combination OF fun running
through the absurdity, which keeps
the audience in constant roar of
laughter. HarrvWatson is one of the
host Ierman dialect come lians on
tha stage and Alica Hutchings is Il
nloa.ing actress. Tho second act of
the nlav is excellent, introducing
n, the n,puIar songs of the day.
papa's Baby will be present for
ona MONT at the Grand Operaliouso
this citv Thursday Oct. %.
c>,,,rr,,,,,c ~r,w AMI ~ovF1
ooN II 'll>" W. " nN - '' "
"Mah's Best Friend Is anAnuhc'
ed for presentation at Grahu opera
House on Friday night. IL Is a STORY
said 10 have a number OF well drawn
characters, and one that viii appear
to all that IS numa IN an auulelCc,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21

ALDEN, Arabia, oct. Il N"-cntorre.
mout> Of tGo H"a,hay aromndi"rs have
lncn uruclr1 to 60 to SouulilaHh at
once.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21
SPORTING NOTES.

The First Battalion basket ball
team has adopted the following uni
form for the coming season: blue jer.
Sey with eight inch band around the
center, blue trousers with one inch
white Strines downs the seams, and
blue stockings.
The line up Of the soldiers against
the Chester team next Saturday even
ing, at the Arnory will be: Mills. Mo
Kay, and Ogle. forwards; Dreamer,
center: Lyman and Og.c, defense.
The Chester team is an exceptions.
ally strong team, and an interesting
game Is ASSUMED.
Manager Parks is arranging to Sc.
cure Ulysses S. Perry, the forward Of
the Millviilc team, WHO is comm G here
to live.
There is every indication that
Manager Krausss pet scheme Of or.
sanizing league among the LEGAL
clubs has fallen through, as it was
simply scheme to advertise the
Wilmington team by having the local
clubs play games at the Cycle Acad-
envy on The nights set for the AMcri-
can League games.
MANAGER FNYSlNGEH HONOKED
Manager frysinger Of he Whining
ton a. 4. has been invited to attend
the meeting OF the Nauona! Associa-
ton Of Professional Basc Ball Lea
CUES which will be held at the Firth
Avenue Hotel. New York, Oh Thurs
day and Friday. The Base Ball Play
crS Protective League vii give BAN
ouct in New York Oh Friday evening
and Mr. l'rySingcr has Dccn invited
to attend it also.
FOOT BALL.
The Wilmington High School FOOT
bail team aud the Wilmington Min"
tary Academy eleven VIII pay 1T
South Side Park. AT J,GU o'clock his
afternoon. As intense rivalry exists
between The two teams The game will
be exciting.
Women will be admitted TO the foot
bail games at South side park for 10
cents, with no extra charge for grand
stand seats.
On Saturday the Villa Nova foot
bail team will pay at South SIDE
Park. Russell Of The \. A. base bail
team will play full back for Vlllh
Nova.
Aubrey wrenchLd his ankle III prac.
tice Yesterday and is disabled for the
present
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-21

BERLIN, oct. "l,-1hr ii"rrHrr Iron
con rany has received an order from
America for !n.oun tons Of st"r! rails
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-06-14
Burglary at ScOtt.

Thursday night burglars en-
tered the store of Judice & Son
at Scott and carried away a few
dollars in cash. An unsuccess-
full attempt was made to get into
the safe. Officers are at work
on the case and may catch the
burglars.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-06-14

A. w. Hawks, who will lecture
at the chautauqua Monday night,
is one of the brightest lecturers
on the platform.
Transmission of infection by
flies, can be prevented by
tangle- foot fly paper. It catches
germs as well as the fiy-tangle-
foot fly paper sold at the Moss
Pharmacy.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-06-14

A thief entered the home of
Mr.. Ed. G. VOORHEES, one night
this week and stole pocket
knife and few dimes. Every
summer gang of petty thieves
make their appearance in this
town and as a rule succeed in
avoiding detection.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-06-14
RAILROAD MEN
MEET AROUND the BANQUET BOARD
4 FINE DINNER
Enjoved by Members of Morgan
Lodge and a Few Friends.

Last Tuesday night the large
dining hall on the second floor Of
the new Demengeaux hotel was
filled with the members of Nor
gan Lodge, No. 317, of the
Brotherhood of RrailrOad Train
men. A number of ladies' graced
the occasion with their presence
and several guests were there to
partake of the hospitality of the
trainmen. Mr.. and Mrs. Domen-
geaux had displayed much taste
in arranging the tables, the ar
tistic decorations being in keep
ing with the excellence of the
menu. A committee of railroad
Ren had been actively engaged
for two or three days and evi-
dences of their work were seen
in the faultless arrangement of
every detail of the celebration.
A string band enlivened the ban
quet with good music and gave
an opportunity to the young peo-
pie to conclude the evening with
a most enjoyable dance. Appro-
pirate tOaStS were made by
Messrs. F. G. TRAY, F. V. Mou-
ton, A. NJ Martin and John F.
Bowen, all of whom paid de-
served tributes to the Brother
hood and expressed the wish
that it will continue to uphold
the dignity of labor, preserve it's
rights and protect its interests
against those who would be dis
posed to ignore the great truth
that the ''laborer is worthy of
his hire The sentiments ut
tered by the speakers touched a
responsive chord in the breast of
every one present.
Morgan Lodge forms part of
the great Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen which was Or
ganized in Oneonta, N. Y, on
Sept. %, 1888. The Brotherhood
soon grew from an humble be-
ginning to a powerful organiza-
tion. It's high aims, based upon
the principle that Justice should
be accorded to both the employe
and the employer, appealed to
throughout the country
and before long it's membership
enormous proportions.
With it's 617 lodges and 81, 900
members and 232 lodges of the
ladies' auxiliary, it is now re-
as a potent force in the
railroad world, and yields much
power in cultivating friendly re-
lations between the trainmen
and the railway corporations.
AS evidence of the great help it
has been to the members it is
only necessary to state that it
has paid claims amounting to the
total of $6, 743, 96O. 80,
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. DuclOs, of
Rayne, have issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Noemie, to Mr.. Eraste G..
Landry of Lafayette. The mar
riage is announced to take place
at 6 O'Clock p. m Wednesday.
June 18, ST Joseph Catholic
church, Rayne.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1902-06-14
A New Bank.

There is a movement on foot
to esta blish a new bank in Lafa-
yette It is said that a large
portion of the capital has been
Subscribed and that the inten-
tion is to make it a national
bank Should this bank be put
up it will make the third one in
T4afaVette