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HERlFFS SALE.

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of Jefferson County, on the lUth day
Of September. 1904. by the clerk
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occurred, has made no effort To gel
miyod M in the affair.
Governor Jennings Is out ~ the
Estate in the west but Cromwell Glib,
Ions. speaker Of the House Of Rep.
ro%scntativcs, who under the law Is
acting governor. has declared him,
self ready 10 act when so requested
lbs the secretary of state.
The fcud between the Altmans and
Duncans Is of long standing. The
puncans are mrpcntinc operators.
The AItmas are merchants and have
many strong supporters in Baker
county.
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PLAY SEASON OPENS,
Pretty Peggy Presented 10 Fair Sized
Crowd at the Kyle.

A fair sized crowd witnessed "Ire'
~ Peggy" the first theatrical pro
ductlon Of the season, at the Kyle
thcatcr last night, Andrew Robson
played the part OF David Garrlck'
and Jane Cochran OF Peggy Woilins'
ton" The play is Il four act drama
~portraying the love story OF Peggy an
Irlsh actress, and Garrick, the great
English actor. 1t opens with Peggy
"A circus girl in Ireland, continues
through her meeting with GarricN'
whose influence made her II great ar,
list In Drury Lane, her discovery oi
Garrick's unfaithfulncss to her II
her rejection OF MIN, The drama
closes with the c]piloguc from AS
You Like It," in which Peggy plays
the leading role To Garrick, seated III
a box. but is unable to finish 1t ana
dies in his arms.
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by Laura A. Watson 81 al, The case
involves property o0qsisling 81
twenIy-eight acres Of the u J. % Mi,
lard patent. including blocks "a anu
81 at the AyeTill addition Ia the el'y
of beaumont, In the county eour
Yesterday suit for sg0h on two prom
issory NOTES, "A for $500 and the
other for sIO0 wa begun by the F1rs'
National bank against John H.
nr..aEu
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The CITY Court.

Eight convictions and two dismis
sails was the recod ~ the city eonr'
Yesterday morning, Four negroes
charged with disturbing the peace ~
Red Town were asHo sed sls"o eaeh,
Frank BartOlmc, charged with hs'
sanlt and battery. and Clara Daniels
charged with disturbing the peace
we're acquitted. The 0'her cases r''
suited In the imposing ~ fine f"f
mrbing the pease, yagrAncy, etc.
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NATHAN SELLS 1T FOR LEss.
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Militia Take = Hand.

Valdosto, Fla, Sept. lG.-BaXtcr,
Fla, is policcd tonight by two com
'panics of Florida militia, following
the killing of -four men resulting IRON
the fcud between the Altmans ana
Iuncans. Shortly before dark Sher-
if Horndon and his posse brought in
seven prisoners alleged to be imp''-
Gated in the killing Of Jackson Dun
can and two others.
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Sheriff Refused to Act.

Some days ago the governors of
Zee was asked for assistance To ct
feet the arrest Of the Altmans. VIM
nuncan on Wednesday, reported that
the Altmans were stu c|ongrcgalcd
with their friends and that they were
threatening further trouble. He said
that sheriff %llurudOn. of Baker coun'
10 refused to act. This letter was
endorsed by the Consolidated naval
stores company. Of which Duncan is
a member aud Il further demand was
made in the governors office for
troops. Sheriff IIcrndon has refused
10 act, because he says the killing OF
.iackaon. Duncan and u negro ON the
tain last SUNDAY night, oucurrcd in
the state of Georgia and that the AIT
mans live in that state. II is stated,
however, that hc attempted last
night 10 ares, them, but was driven
llUm the place.
The shcrin Of Charlton county,
Georgia, where it is said the killing
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POSSE FIGHTS FLORIDA MOB

wounded but not seriously. lie led
his forces outside 10 rcpulsc the mon,
Several of the mob were wounded
and one, Elias Bowling, n prominent
farmer. was Killed. Tac mob then
retired Ia the home of the Altman
'luilrrrs whore Il h said, they are
now. prepared Ia resist all attempts
iI arrst The Nltman..
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euFFEY coMPANY's USUAL LUCK
DrilIer Paul Brings in a Gu5hcr fof
Them at Saratoga.
Spccial 10 EntcrDrisc.

Saratoga, Tex, Sept. 16.-Drillcr
Paul brought in a good well for the
Guffcy company today. The well is
an old one, and was only 800 feet
deep, but has been put down deeper
the result being a well that Is How
ing $50 barrels of oil per day. IL
gushed to the top Of the derrick be-
fore being turned into Il settling tank.
The well came in while it was being
washed, and before any bailing had
been done. The citizens are jubllant
over the coming in of this good well.
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Brlght's Disease, Diabetes

And Kidney Congestion arrested in a dag ana
cured TO stav cured with a bottle or two OF
brakes Palmetto Wine. Send address to Drake
Formula Company, Chicago, II you wish =
trial bottle free.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.


Miss j. A. Cassidy is a business
visitor from Louisville, Ky.
Miss j. A. Cassidy, of Louisville
Kentucky, representing the we'll
known dress making firm of Madam
G. Gucnter. is now at the Crosby
hon, C.,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-02-06

A desperate gang planned tc
raid the resorts at Truckee one
night last week but when one OF
the gang attempted to turn off the
electric power he narrowly es-
capped death.
The final cleanup for the win
ter of the Buffers cyanide plant in
Six Mile canyon, Virginia has
been made. The product" was
valued at $50, 1t was ship
ped to the Selby Smelling Works
in San Francisco.
Nye county has a smallpox cpl
demic. A physician notified the
Commissioners of the danger OF
the contagion, but they thought
they knew more than the medical
man, and now they have half a
dozen cases to take care of.
Constable Golden, of Wads-
worth, shot japanese who was
stealing goods from the Short re-
sort Sunday morning. The Jap
was taken to Reno, where he died.
Golden gave himself up but was
allowed to go on his own recog-
nizance.
Late advice from San Francisco
say the authorities have been in
vestigating the death of the late
T. V. Cecil, formerly of Virginia
City, and have concluded that he
was murdered. The powder with
which he was blown up was of a
different quality from that used in
his work, and it is said a man as
badly mangled as Cecil was could
not walk a mile.
Willis Bovey, who was married
to Miss Ida Holland, of Gold Hill,
January goth was killed at Grass
Valley last Saturday. Bovey was
proprietor of a baggage and trans
fer company at that place and was
thrown from the seat of one of his
delivery wagons, striking head
first on the street paving and
dying a short time afterwards
from the injuries he received.
AS result of a shooting scrape
in the Vicksburg Mining District,
north of Winnemucca, last Sat
urday morning, between Jerry
Daley and Roger Dougherty,
Daley is in the hospital filled
with shot, Mrs. Wilson, an inno-
cent spectator, is wounded in the
arm, and Dougherty is in Jail.
Both men emptied double-barrel
shotguns at each other and then
used revolvers. The results show
them to be poor shots.
Controller S. P. Davis bids fair
to come in for a slice of the estate
left by the late Nanny Pleasance.
1t appears that some years ago she
made deed of lot on Octavia
street to Bell and Davis. This lot
comprises the bulk of her estate,
and as the San Francisco paper
estimates her property to be worth
from $1,000 to 100000, just how
rich Mr.. Davis will be made re-
mains to be seen. Undoubtedly
it will net very comfortable sum.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-02-06
Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it diiuses itself. Druggists
sell the soc. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test il .L4 you &c cure 70 continue
the treatment.
Announce -SiCnt.
To accoA. INC -.s.s9 t--oGe Who are partial
to the use of atonaiZe-s in applying liquids
into the nasal passages fer eCs@arrhal troaI-
6Ie!, the proprictors p-c pare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known as Ely's
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is 70 cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
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State News



Mrs. George Allen, of the Park
Hotel, in Carson, is critically ill.
Lovelocks is to have town hall
with a dancing floor o6x36 feet.
The State printing Office is in
full blast getting out public doc
uments.
c. E. Kent has rendered his res
ignation as Postmaster at Still
water.
1t is reported that the Morgan
mill on the Carson river will soon
start up.
Fallon has faro game now and
is therefore entitled to rank as
modern village.
Charles L. Pope, of Ely, has
been granted patent for rail
way rail joint.
Several of the Lovelock ranch
ers have already begun blowing
for Spring sowing.
Carson City has Peeping Thos.
and vigorous methods are being
used to get rid of him.
Passenger traffic on the Virginia
& Truckee is particularly heavy
for this season of the year.
The new 8o-foot turn table for
the round house at Hartman has
arrived and is being put in place.
About 400 Greek laborers were
discharged in Hartman last week,
the rough work being about COM
pleted.
Company A, National Guard, of
Virginia City held a meeting last
Thursday evening and decided to
disband.
The daughter of Senator Ernst,
of Churchill county, will be mar
ried to Robert L. Douglas on the
10th inst.
A $50 horse power traction en-
CINE has been shipped to Death
Valley for transporting borax to
the railroad.
1t is reported that Eugene How
ell is to be cashier of the Bank of
Nevada at Reno, vice Arthur Ray
craft, resigned.
Three Austrian laborers were
killed and several badly injured
in an accident on the Lucin cutoff
few days ago.
Levy Miller, a negro, is held by
the Reno police awaiting the re-
suit of injuries he inflicted on a
squaw in cutting affray.
The Slip mine, in Olinghouse
Canyon, was sold Monday to the
Springfeld-Nevada Company for
ten thousand dollars cash.
A band of twenty-five steers
weighing 1876 pounds each was
sold at $5I.o4 head on the
Springmeyer, Carson valley ranch,
last week.
The Southern Pacific employees
have become dissatisfied with the
plan for assigning lots in Harri-
man and the matter has been
postponed.
James Harland attempted
caiminal assault upon Miss Pearl
Cotton, aged IA years, at Search
light, Lincoln county, on Jan. 22d.
Harland escaped.
Schulz and Chedic of Carson
have been awarded the contract
for supplying the State Prison
with beef the coming year at 81
cents per pound.
A miner named Fridell fell
lnxx,~ ft,a II..;x,a.-:axx .,t.ofk a.,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1904-02-06
Items Of Tmtsrest Clipped
from exchanges and Con.
densed for Quick PerusaI.

pear in Reno. 1t will be on the
same lines as the Sunset and a
monthly publication.
1t is rumored that the managers
of the Eureka county bank will
either move their banking insti-
tuition to Elko, or establish a
branch in that town.
The Crystal Lake Mining Co.,
of Lundy, repaired its compressor
and the machine drills in the tun-
mel started last week. About 30
are employed at present.
In fight at Searchlight, Lin
coin county, last week, Joe Wat
kins bit one of Tom Deans fingers
SO badly that it was necessary to
amputate the injured member.
The clerks in the various stores
of Carson will form a union, the
object being to regulate the hours
of work and see what can be done
for the benefit of all concerned.
The new Loope mill, in Alpine
county, is running FIVE or six
hours day and giving satisfac-
tory results. The cold weather
prevents longer runs at present.
In telegram to the Phoebe Rec
ord Governor Sparks says further
clemency may be granted to Seq
miller, the Indian whose sem
tence was committed a few days
ago.
Foreman Bacon, of the Empire
plaster works, fell into the tail
race at the works last Saturday
and received severe cuts. Several
stitches were required to close the
wound.
City Engineer Stewart has made
a thorough examination of the
McKissick opera house at Reno,
and has pronounced it unsafe. His
report was approved by the city
council
Competitive examination for
midshipman at the naval academy
at Annapolis will be held at the Of
fee of State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, in Carson, on
February IS.
Luke Odds and Frank Monroe
were drowned in Mud Lake, above
Sheridan, on the Ist inst. They
were trying to get some ducks
they had shot off the ice when
they broke through.
A painter named King skipped
out of Fallon the other day owing
$50 board bill. He was caught
at Wadsworth and made to pungle
up the necessary amount to be al
lowed to continue his journey.
1t is reported in Carson that a
six inch strike of $500 rock, says
a Carson exchange, has been maed
in the Monte Cristo mine, south of
that city. The mine is owned by
Messrs. Mighels, Esser and Pratt.
The suit brought by Sullivan
against Lynch & O'Meare, the well
known Tonopah mining firm OF
which plaintiff was a member, has
been compromised and will be dis
missed at the next term of United
States Court.
The coal bunkers now under
construction at Hartman will be
among the largest now in use in
the United States. They will be
1912 feet in length, exclusive Of
the approaches, and 10 feet wide
Their capacity will be about 200.
900 tons,
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First i'm Twenty Years.

Mr.. F. H. Clark stated to an
Advertiser man that while he
was sitting with Mr.. Boniface
Boudin on the gallery of his
house near Youngsville. that two
wild geese alighted in a pond
nearby. Mr.. BOudin took his gun
and succeeded in approaching
near enough to kill them. The
geese were very large and fat,
the largest weighing eight
or nine pounds. Mr.. BOudin
states that these are the first
geese he has killed in Lafayette
parish in twenty years.
Miss Cessie Fuller, of New
Iberia. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Martin.
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~PSsS
The following program has
been arranged for the annual
joint convention of the Louisiana
State Agricultural Society and
the Louisiana Stock Breeders
Association, to be held at Lafa-
yettette from March 81 to April
l., inclusive:
Wednesday, March 30, 10 A.
M.-Call to order by President.
Invocation. Address of welcome
on behalf of the town of Lafa-
yette, His Honor, Mayor c. D..
Gallery. Address of welcome Tin
FRENCH on behalf of the Parish
of Lafayette, Hon. j. G.. St. Ju-
lien, of Lafayette. Response.
Annual address, Hon. John Dy-
mond, President State Agricul-
tural Society. Appointment of
committees.
Afternoon Session, = O'clock
New Orleans Her Present and
Future Trade" Fred Muller,
ESQ.,, Secretary New Orleans
Board of Trade. Handling Cattle
in South Louisiana,"W Quereau,
Esq, VermiliOn Parish. Public
Roads," Hon. Jas. o. Chachere,
st. Landry Parish.
Night Session, 7O'clock-''Ag-
riculture in the Common
Schools" DR.. E. L. Stephens,
President Southwestern Loui-
siana Industrial Institute, Lafa-
yette. THE Advantages of Thor
Oughbred Poultry to the South
ern Farmer,"H. w. Blanks, ESQ.,,
Caldwell Parish.
Thursday, March 81, 10 A.
M.-Call to order. Annual ad
dress, Hon. w. L. Foster, Presi-
dent Louisiana Stockbreeders'
Association, New Orleans as a
Market for Meat Animals" H.
B. Daboval. Esq, General Mana
ger Crescent City Stock Yards,
New Orleans. Rice and it's By
products as Stock Food" Frank
Randolph, Esq, Acadia Parish.
Afternoon Session, 2O'clOck-|
THE Boil Weevil," Prof. H. A.
Morgan. State Experiment Sta
tons ana member of Boil Weevil
Commission. Results of Scien-
tific, Feeding OF Plantation
Walter Godchaux, Esq,
Assumption Parish. Do Condi-
tions present and Prospective
Warrant . Change, or Moditica-
ton, in Our General System of
Agriculture:' Hon. Chas. Schu-
Ter, DeSotO Parish.
Night Session, Z O'clock-"La-
dies Agricultural Aid Societies."
Miss Edith L. Mayer, st. Landry
Parish. Dairy Farming and
Stock Breeding in Lafayette,"O o.
b. jenkins, Esq, Lafayette Par
ish.
Friday, April 1, 10 A. M.-Call
10 order. Farming for Profit"
DR.. w. T.. Patterson, Acadia Par
ssh. The Standard Bred TrOt-
ting Horse as a Farmers Horse"
Seo. W. Sentell. Esq, Avoyelles
Parish. Remarks on Cane Gull
;ure and General Farming in La
Hon. M. Billeaud, Jr.,
President Police Jury, Lafayette
Parish.
Afternoon Session, O'clock-
The Pure Bred Animal; His
sphere of Usefulness to the
Farmer" S. @. Hol:
ingsworth, Esq, Red River Par
sh. The Canning Factory
Ion. William Polk, Rapides Par
sh. Reports of committees.
Election of Officers. Selection of
ext place of meeting. Unfin-
shed business. New business.
Night Session, Z O'clock-Ex-
'erience meeting. General dis
ussion of questions from ques-
ion box. Adjournment.
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Broke Into q Car.

Officer Veazey arrested two
strangers, white men, in the yard
OF the Southern Pacific yesterday
who had broken into a car and
stolen some whiskey.
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Will Order Patent Desks.

H. H. Hays, principal of the A.
NJ. Broussard school was in
town Saturday and stated to an
Advertiser reporter that the
patrons of his school had raised
sufficient money to purchase
patent desks for the school and
that they would order at once.
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Miss Irma VOORHEES, visited ST.
Martinville this week.
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PERSONALS.
u THOSE WHO
IL COME ana (:sp.


Moses Levy of Beaumont, wa.
welcome visitor to The Adver
tlser office Friday. He was owe,
Tor the day on a visit to relatives
Spring and summer clothing
having the workmanship, stylt
and hit, at A. L. Dyer's, Royville
W. P. Bracken, chairman OF
the Grievance Committee of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train.
men, left for San francisco
yesterday to meet Mr.. Kruttsch.
NIT, president of the road, on
matters connected with his com.
mittee work.
A. L. Dyer, Royville, is show.
ing a beautiful line of ladies' and
misses OxfOrds.
F. I. MOuton, of the Geo. Don.
Get Pharmacy, visited New Ibe-
ria Sunday.
The very latest patterns in
dress goods with ali the trim.
mlngs to match at A. L. Overs.
ROyville.
Misses Lucy Prudhomme and
Callie Alpha and little Nora and
Blame Cotter went to Franklin
Saturday. The two former will
return to-day while the two little
children will make their home
there.
We have just received a beauti.
ful line of two-piece crash suits.
They are solid sumner comfort.
Lafayette Clothing House,
Frank Blakesley, of the Lafa.
yette Marble Works, visited
relatives in Franklin Saturday
and Sunday.
You won't be in style unless
you wear one of our fancy sum
mer vests.-LAfayette Clothing
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Aloha
we're visitors to Franklin last
Sunday.
Dainty low quarters for ladies'
and Misses at Levy Bros.
Miss Ashley was the guest of
Mrs. Hector Prejean Saturday.
Underwear! Just the incest.
coolest, finest you can think Of.
We have it. Lafayette Clothing
House.
LudOvic Guilbeau visited
Carencro several times this week
m the interest of the Waters
Pierce Oil Co.
Lett G. Broussard put you in
screen doors and windows. and
You WON'T be bothered with flies
and mosquitoes.
Or. Z. Prejean and w. Steven.
son. OF Scott, were in LAFAYETTE
Saturday.
insure your property before the
nFe-. r. Domengeaux will nav
yoar loss after the fire.
-M4- M
Miss Adelyne Toerner spent
Sunday in Berwick.
As pretty . lot of dress goods
- ever we saw, 80 say the ladies'
4of Schmulen's spring and sum-
mer stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alexander
spent Sunday in Broussardville.
Choice amber sorghum seed to
planti IN any quantity at the Moss
Pharmacy.
4. B. Denb0 returned Satur.
~ night from Z short business
Elp = New Orleans.
ne comfort Of ! refrieerator,
p simmer viii doubly nav it's
~ Hel1erin : Decloaet
e ~ best makes. /,
Sisters hats are
So Z
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For Sale

First-class horse, very gentle
child or lady can drive him.
apply to P. l.. Mills, Lafayette,
la.
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S~NVADAA UOOuU ~ 1AlOll UAlS WlUll Ad
fayette as headquarters.
For toilet articles go to the
YOung-C Omeaux Pharmacy.
Our Blue Flame KEROSENE Cook
Stoves make cooking easy and
pleasant.-Pellerin & DeClOuet
j. E. Primeaux drove tt
Youngsville Friday.
The Young-C Omeaux Phar.
macy makes a specially of pres.
criptiOns. Send them your
prescriptions and you can
depend on it, you will get pure
medicines.
Wanted.-Every man and boy
in Lafayette to call and see
Schmulen's spring and summer
clothing.
Earnest Lalanne visited Lake
Charles Friday on business.
Halves on a hat stands for
quality, style and shape. Levy
Bros. sell them.
Isaac and Lyman Plonsky, of
Washington. spent Sunday here
with their mother, Mrs. JOS.
PlOnsky.
The famous Edwin Clapp $500
shoes are sold by Levy Bros.
Cyclone and windstorm insu-
rance with J. r. Domengeaux.
Good protection at a small cost.
German Millet seed at the
Moss Pharmacy.
A session of Criminal court be-
gan Monday, Judge G. Debaillon
presiding.
In buying garden seed at the
Moss Pharmacy you get them at
the same prices as at the larger
dealers in New Orleans, and YOU
have the advantage in buying
from us of examining the seed.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Mouton re-
turned from the City Thursday
after a pleasant stay of several
days.
MOutOn Sisters have a large
assortment of hat forms in latest
shapes, and their expert milliner
will trim you a hat just to suit
you.
Adolphe Jacobs, of Opelousas,
spent a few hours IN Lafayette
Blue Flame Cook Stoves saves
trouble and worry.-Pellerin &
DeClouet.
Arthur PoinbOeuf enjoyed a
to Breaux Bridge Sunday.
Have you seen the latest. the
Worlds Fair hat at Mouton
Sisters:
Miss Alice Lalanne. of Wash.
lngtOn, was among the visitors
here this week.
When Wilderness was King
is a thrilling story by Randolph
Parish, will be issued April 1.
Moss Pharmacy has placed their
order for the book for their
circulating library.
Not an awkward curve in
Sisters hats. and all are
trimmed with taste and elegance.
Miss Mini Titard who was here
IN a visit left Sunday afternoon
Tor her home in Opelousas.
Good groceries and fresh
groceries are what you get at
orudhomme & McFaddin's
The following new books have
,een added to the circulating
library: The Captains Daughter
~ GwendOlin OvertOn, The
Conductor by G. H. !.
nd A. M. Williamson, John !:
'ercyfeld by C.. HanfOrd
henderson. You can read
one of them for ten cents.
Miss Emeline Gillard, Of Rayne, /
vas a visitor here during the
veek.
PrudhOmme & McEaddin koon