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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Die ct. Wariem 6emeinSe err
balt einen ,enen Yiarrer.
Der bisbcrise Seeliorser Der ct.
Sransisfns : @emcinSe tn Spers=
billie, Bern Ncp. q. u. Seer,
z tit sum Nadfulger beS
uerit. Batter SDban-
mes %ernannt.

gerp Gep. Geo. u. Seer, bisber
Bfarrer Der ct. Sran5isfus 4ape-
rius : @emei1oe in 9perspiQe pllrbe
am 0onnerstng poriger ISOLDE bonn
bo6n'iten gr5bii6of &eane in aennt.
nib geiebt, baB err ibn gum Eforrer
Der 81. Marien : @emeinbe in 9u.
6uque, OILS Ha6folger oes am 8.
Iuguit ielig i'm Serrit entiflafenen
bofNp. Safer Clemens Sobames, err
nannt babe.
Ger bod)m. 3edant Seer lit gebp.
rem 81 Sofe, 9iD5eie Toberbprn,
@eitfalen, am 20. Ipril 1S49 Ger lit
iomit 56 Sabre off uno fom I'M
Wtai 1855 nod Interifa. Seine
Stuoien mad)te er ant 9rielter.
ieminar 5u ct. Srancis, @is., mo er
audi om 6. Mdrs 1872 Die FL. Irie.
ltertpeibe en1pfing. Seine erite
anIteaung mar in Gentrolia, no er
finf Sabre als Seelioraer ipirtte
uno Damn na6 @%ortDington oeriett
murbe, mo er nern Sabre bIieb.
Na6 Safer &ortenfump's SOB er-
nannte i'm Der neritorbene bofm'ite
Gr5biihof Senneiip Gum 8iarrer Der
ct. Sron3isfus 3aperius.@ emeinoe
IN SperspiQe, mo er ndbrenb Der
lesten 16 Sabre iiberaus iesensreif,
gemirft bat. 8eionoers I'M Die
8%onenoung unb Die @~usitattllng bes
berrliden, fatbebral.artigen @pttes.
baules in 9perspiae bot iif @ater
Seer eroBeS erbienite erporben, benr
Die Stride lit unitreitig cine Der ihorl.
item oes Horomeitens II. miirbe elmer
8roBitabt ale @bre MAIDEN. Ilid
UNI Die Organization Der oerti6er
aotbolifen OeS Staates Soma bat lid
9ater Seer GliBerit perbient gemaft
lit es bod ieinem raitloien Shafier
groBentbeilS az perbanfell, bnB Der
Ct 9onifatius. 9unb BON Soma
beiien Brdiioent err felt ieiner Grim.
bung lit, ms Seben eerufen muroe
uno mas Der ct. 9onifatius. 9unf
u1ter Sater Seer's 2eitung bereits
6u Stanbe gebraft bat, miiien I'M
iere 2eier gang genau. grbittertf
Mngriffe auf uniere fatbolii6er
Bfarridulen pllrOen abgeihlagen
ben arnlen fatbolii6en Sniaiier
itaatli6er Initalten ml1rbe Silfe unf
Croft geipenoet, fir bas Sitter purbe
our6 Inregung gum gau bes ge.
miitblihen uto impoianten Ilten.
beims in Dubuque Gorge setragen
II. |. 10.
9oter Seer's 0eriesung bat feline
~6isberigen Gfarrfinoer IN SpersplQe
iiberaus ihmer5lif beriibrt uno aiifJ
er trennt iib MIR ilngerne BON ibnen,
aber oas Yflihtgefiibl Ii. Der @ebor.
lam benoeen i'm, ii6 benz @uni6e
ieines 8orgeietten 81 fiigeu. @r
miro binnen &ur8em Die Seeliorger-
iteQe in Der ct. Worien : @emeinbe
antreten uno Die Observation-Disclosures
peroen i'm ber5lih wiQfommen bet
Zen, % Die No6ri6t bon ieiner gr.
nennung als Nadiolger bes p%eritor-
benen Safer Sobannes aagemein init
Sreube unb 3%ufrieoenbeit nufgenom-
men puroe. user Der Nahfolger
@ater tSeer's IN 0persbiae iein
miro, lit bis iest nod niht beitimmt.
ga Die Steae Die zines unoeriesba'
rem Geftoren lit, 10 miro bonn bod
m'iten gr5bii6ofe Elm Gromen aus
eeifrieben, peld)es aQe Ertelter,
pclt)e idon 10 Sabre in Der Seel-
Jorge tbGtig iinb, mitma6en fDnnen.
Cine Grnennung itcbt ober faum Dor
einem Wonote an ermarten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Gpreht bur!

Wir Iinb in Der Xa9e. Sic nit allen
Sorten Gaenmaarer. Gefen. Seppi=
den, Watten uno Csltub gu perieber.
ale BON lsitenoen Gabrltanten semadt
lno seeen 8aar %Setauit. iuelbe mir 81
preiien anbieten. Die ionlt nirsenos
aua.boten tperben tDnnen.
Sames 2epi & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
1&ngembm r9tI6eS.
O~eretntafe etaatett>
81 oGtrGsli8
Mit ieincm Yifnif hotte Ser gu

Mit ieincm Tifnif botte Ser 9u'
buaile 2%uremburser aranfen.unter
itiieungs . Serein bieies Sabr emit
ihieben 9ef). Hatbem basielbe oeS
reenerii6en 8etters megen BON q,
slugrit allf ben 3. September Der.
ihoben peroen mar, brahte ali6 Die
Ter Sag cine Semperotur NIT iif, Die
cher bnSu ongetbon mar, Die Sonbs'
leute cine molige @de binter Dem
narmen Diem ais BEN Shotten Der
9Gume I'M Shiisenparf aufiuhen 81
laiien. Sros Der ihnohen Bethel
liellng mar Die Stimmun9 Der gn'
tpeienoen cine eebobene uno mon
omuiirte iid) portreffli6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Nife( Ylate . Mittbeilmngcrt.

Die eeipobnli6en S%obrpreiie aaer
Iinien 5wiihen Chicago, Buffalo,
Nen Oorf, Bolton unO onberen Dlt'
lid)en 8unften iino pieoer bereeiteat
morocn, linb Der Nifel Elate . @iien-
balm lit es bariim 81 tbun, beltmog-
lide &eiie.0 eqilemlihfeiten oDilbell
Gbicogo unb Dem Often ber5uiteaen
in ibren orei tGglid)en S6nel5ugel
nah Nem Oorf unO Bolton 81 gleif)
n~iebrigen Yreiien pie Die elmer anbe.
rem Clinic. Wiabl5eiten perben nod
gelieben aufgetrogen, in'bem Speiic,
wagen, entpeoer q Ia Carte, Club
ODER SpeiIetofel, aber ME az bobe-
rem 8reiie oIs $1.00. llnIere 8obr-
preiie meroen elld intereiiiren. Sn-
formation miro gerne scgeben iper-
ben in go. III IoomS StraBe, Gbt.
cago, ODER man aoreiiire: s o ! q II II
q. GaIabar, 8enerol.gent, 113
@(onms Strabe, Soon 29S, Chicago,
Sainois.
@er cine @eidGfts. ooer Gergnii.
a~unasreiie bon Chicago na6 gnf-
ialo, Stem Oorf, Bolton ODER iraeno
einem oitlihen Iunfte o bat. moge
bie suiricoeniteQenbe 9eOienung pro-
biercn, Die aui irgello einein Der orei
GrpreB. 3iige Der Nifcl Tlotc.
@abnlinie geboten miro. 5arbige
9ebiente iteben in iebem @agen sur
Seriiigung, Die itets nod Dem Notbi'
gen Der Heiiegeiellihait ieben. Spe'
SieQe gufmerfiamfeit miro Den %
men nnb &inoern ee6oten, altcre
aaein reiienbe Yerlonen iperoen nit
Hiifiiht be6anoclt. Seine iiberlfii'
Bi9en Sreiie in irgenb einem 3uge
Der Nidel Glote Giienbobn. Imeri-
faniihe Clubs abl5eiten bon 80
Gents bis 81 800, meroen III Den
Nidel Ylnte Speiielpaeen eeboten.
Gin geriuh miro Seoermann befrie'
bi9en. 9lQe 3iige geben bon Der 60
Gale StroBe ab. Gin5ige Stotion
in Chicago ouf Der Sodbabn.2oop.
G6riiili6 ober miinolih wenoe maj
iih an Spbnnu y. + q II,
@eneral.Slgent. 113 Ioams Ctr.
9ipom 29S, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Mhtnna, FARMER!

babt Chr Saier. 0eu. aartofieIn. @ei;en. acrn.
&ogscn. @erite. @ter. BUTTER ooer .lberhaupt
10, oann idlrci6t crit an Sol. 3. Wagle. DUBUQUE.
Soma, uno iraat i'm nm istie Nreile. Wan
aoreitre einiad): y. I. yta8is, Dubuque. 3olua.
y. Il. perr Magic tauft uno uertauit audl
Staots unb 6nrnleiaenthnnl a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
PROBATE OF Will,

To All Whom IL May Concern:
Notice is hereby given. that an instrument
of writing. purporting 10 be the last will OF
Susan Speltz. late of Dubuque County,
Iowa. deceased. has been opened and read,
and that Monday. the End day OF October
A. ID. 1905. has been set for hearing the proof
of the same before the District Court of Du-
buque County. Iowa.
Dubuque. Iowa, August 29rd. 1905.
TIM SULLIVAN.
Clerk District Court.
BY John |. Mullany, Deputy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Murkthertdhte.
sur Ocn @roSrcrfaui.

Ou b II q II E, ben II. Sept.
@etreioe. 9eu, NebI, etc.
Safer: 2S,@30c.
Roru: 45@50c.
Werite: 2j-40c per guihel.
Rosseu: 40-45c per Suibel.
Den: 500. SIC. OO@
Mebl: Vateut. $5.sO@6.10; iraisbt,
s.. 10000
aleie: &c. 90. @S17.OO
Gutter, Gier 3dIe.
Gier: 15@16c per Onselib.
Butter: Oairp, 1862. Biino; Gredms
erp, 2li@22c.
adi.: Jtabm Saie, 1870; grid, 1916
Sroceries etc.
8eis 6A-8tc per yiuuo.
3ipiebelu: soc per Grate.
Gepiel: 3.50@4.C0. per Sarrel.
6artoiieln: 40e. per Suibsl.
8iea.
Stiere: $500. @4.00.J
&inbsr: S2.75. $500
SIbe: S2.25@2.5 So
SGlber: S4.0O95. 90,
S6weine(auf benz iSuB: SIS. 60@5.75 per
bunoert Biuub.
Steb (seIdladtep.
RiuSfeiib: 5@Sc per Yiunb; Jfinter.
7@Sc per pfuno.
S9ailetib: 7c
Yropi ions.
@erdudertes 6ssii6S 9inteu, l0i@12ie;
Sped, 104@1Se.
S6malj: St@9ic.
1obleu: Sartfobleu, 1925 per Somne.
Sol3: Suites Gi1enbol;. 5.00IS7.0J per
Soroe.
@eial;ene Snlls Sdute: No. !. SiGents /;
go. 2, 7iGents.
Sriit seial;eue Salbbdnte: DO. /, II
Gents DO. =, 81 Gents.
Sals: gto. l, 4Geuts; Ro.2, 8 Gents.
S6afsiele: 20@2bGeuts.
Srp Bone, $1,000 per Sonue; @insral,
s22 per &auieuo; SIat Sad. SJ1936 per
3onne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
OSBORNE COUNTY,

Gin Garabies iir 5arnner. no 2anbpretie itetia
iteiger-ipo 3reiie lest iehr ricori9 ftnb. Cine
hnlbe Miaion NcreS nit benz irudltborit re 8poet.
Snno finoet r1pioeu Nbiab. Sduter empiehlen
oieieS Gountp ihrer 5reIuoeu ino 10 Tint
A. L. BROWN, Osborne, Kansas.
sS-Shreibt ibm iir itOn iaui:rirte Site BON
Sornilnno. r,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Gbtcdgo, oeu IL. Sept.
UctreISe

Gbicaso, oen II. Sept.
UetreISs
Ueren-
Sept. : S0B@Sls.
Deg. S2B2o3.
8orn-
Sept. 53s@54i.
Ge;.: 45W4Ib.
Saier-
2e;. 27t@2i5.
S,saaaret.
Bie6-
Rlnppieb, SO s0@6.25.
aiibe uuo RlMocr. Sl.2j@40O
SeraS Stlere. So. 75@j.25.
S6weus-
SAwsre, $5.25@j.95.
Shmere, raube. S5.2595.45
yel6te. S.. 409S1 80.
Semii 9te, S5.3j@5.05.
eddie
9aetlide gGmmer, S6.7O67.75.
9iuheimll6e Ydmmer ST.. 70@7 80.
9unbeimil1e S1aie. S3.5046.5O
y~roptGoaeI.
Shipeineheii6-
Sept. ST.. 42@S15.4j.
Sit. $l4.60@sl4.75.
Stmdl;-
Sept.: S7.95@s7.87.
Oft: 81. 7OlGS7.75.
Rippen-
Sept. S.. 61@s.75.
Off,: So. s0@$S.S SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
WeiuMt,

Gin beutidher tatboIiidler @ann. 80 Sabre aft.
nit etiuaS @ernoseu. iudlt eine pafenee sebens:
geidhrtin. Mau penoe lid an u. W., care oi
Catholic Printing 60, Snpuaue. Sofua
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
N6jebanoluna.

Serr stIois @afei. 30. 1912 3owa.S trnse tn,
buaue. Soua, hat tets cine pol itdno tse 9lusipahl
eiuheiluiidler uu0 iinportirtsr 1dieiurten pors
rGtbia. suspdrtige Seiiellnngen Ioeroen prompt
beiorgt. Vreisliiie miro anf Serlaneen 9erile
6ugeidnot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
0aasb9lterin imdt SteQe.

Gin dlteres M6bden iud,t Ste1e ais SnuS.
hdlteriu bel ether fatholiidlen 6alnilie. YInb bel
d%ltlid1en alleinitehenben @helenten iuiiroe gerne
angenonmen fueroen. Bette &eierenien. afdn
noreiiire: Waise W. e., core Catholic Erintiu9
Co., Subuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
2u bsrfanten.

Cine 14O 9der groBe 5nrin, in idloner Sage int
ojilidleu Soma. An elmer oentid,eu fdtholiidleu
8eircinbe, nahe bel aird,e uno SdltIe NIB 8 Wieis
len pom 4 ueridhieoenen guteu MarftpldBeu ent'
ieritt. Nae @eboloe, iuie: @obnhaus, Stheaie
rnb Staliun9er in beiten Suitnuoe. Sr uniiits
telbarer Gdhe guteS Gruuuerpaiier NIT gSino-
miible, nebit Sbitgnrten uno eineni Maloe BON 10
Mder. I'm ndbere Nustuuit ipen3e man iid an
". N., core GatheLic Yrintinn Go. 9ubnaue. 30.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

S. 8. Sranten, beiltider Gbpo.
Fat unb Hotar, 8immer 4t3 Office.
Geb1uoe 8. unb Strase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Weaen GrebsSGao III.

9h empieble HERMIT Stroop'S beribmte
~heutid1e Yuluer. Sieielbet b lien leoen nod
ritht aIige6rod]e ueu) are5s lrIpobf iunerlid) ais
Guberlifl. 9os nuertannt eir;ig bette Nittel, nm
WagentrebS eriol9reidb AZ hsilei. @eseu Yiabe'
rem, Seugntie u. |. no, idlreihc man nu:
8owaro Z. Soeeina,
Ct. 9ucnS. Soipd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
Cute Welegenbeit.

SIN cinem ipad1ienben tleinen Stdotd)en bes
StaateS SOMA lit etn hardware store (Giien'
pnare1 s@eiHaitl uiter giinliigen 9eoi1gungen
su pert1nfeit. Gs perber ourdlidnnittlih BON
S12,O 600 bis $4,000 iuerth Iaaren idbrlidl oers
fault. Ter @isenthliiner tam quite @riinoe ans
eebeu, iparurt CT etn 10 eirtrdgltc1es Beithdtt
pertaufen ipta. llnt ndhere NuSfuuft idlreibe
man at z. q. g., care Catholic &rintiug Co..
9Nbuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
81 berfanfen Sdmieoe : sbop
mn WDhuhau6.

@robe oes Sladintitb sSbops % BEL 80, srenSt
an @asen.S bop % bel 1s. SnS @obrhans 1T
5iuei Stodiuerte bod uno entnGlt 10 3inir,er.
Mus se5eidhnete tntboliide @emeinoe. Ter Gigena
tbiinler ipil iid in ben Sutherland iesen. lfan
aoreilire: Il. ", Sladimith. care OF Catholic
3rintine Co., Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12
$1,000 nad) ct. Hanl uSer Minnc.
ubplts.

3uee nit eleftriidem 2idt nad
ct. Yaul ober Wfinnenpolis seben
t1gli6 pia Der Burlington. Stubl.
pogen nit eisenen Borters frei. Gin
Sienit, Der Den Gamen beionsers
niafommen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

Gas @eib lit Elm &dtbiel, aber
leioer - fcin ei~niilbises.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-12

Gensieo, On. Sanuar 1908. 4,
Serr Tofior &rHaer bon Der ct. @auls.&irfe
tdrsibt: Cine Srau. ipelds idpn isit25 Sobren an Sail
iuat lit, Wpsessn Isrsts ni6ts bslfen founten. abss
%u,sint.u. bob bic Sruntbeit nit ben Sabren f1 psr.
Iertu tparoe. ftatt benen oEer MIR idIirtrier tuurbs,
neil lie Seq anb gta9t ft3 ssiets. SD rietb bonu ber
Srau purisen Serbit, bsG nal 9aitor Sbnig's gerDea.
Gtari,r su ~perirdDeu. 10 ie ober loon 70 pisIe Wittsl
oerseblid eenouImeu. maGie IS mir Diels WlrDe. troy
hires @orurtbels, bod) ben gtrrensStarters u uehrrer,
unb nub MN ssfebsn. bab ie isitb,ut aud mot e;neu
sirsiosu auiaa psu sSanIuht rtthr bate. Gle rahnt
bts Jest MUIR 4 giaiGsu 9,erpen.Starfer unb belsret
psne 5urd1t Dor anidltu ibre bduStiGer grbet'en.
Sans onbere ursIudlids bas MiiteI segen bic f6red.
Ilte 9rontheit aud periuGen inoaer. 10 bin ID gerae
bsreit, briefite ~slnfrasen ST bscutpcrien.
~A; Elm fpertboolss gnt fir sleroenltiStnbe
AGARk mirb Seoem Der ss ~perleu9t, s~ugefouDt.
Nrrne erbaltsi ouG be yteoiblu urrlcuit.
9teie Weois,u Dpree felt BEN Sabre 1871 rpu benz
bobn. GATOR 3bnie. Sort Marue. Sub. ~sgberettct
nuo lect inter feir,r Gnpetiuug bon Der
KOENlG roe DICiME CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, ILL.
Sci stp otbet 50 baben iir
si.0o Die Giaihe, 9 6Iai6,en tnr SIS. OOs
erote Sf.s5, 9 tIr SO. 90.
Sn Sl,buqlte 5u boben bel: Z. %.
&uete, 656 @ain StruBe ullO Bel
9. S. Saos, 2510 Coulter Ipenue.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22

One of the most enjoyable
social events of the past week
was a delightful banquet given
by the young men of Carencro,
in Sibille's hall on Saturday,
November the eighteenth, COM
plimentary to the young men
constituting 1.-The Carencro
String Band" The hall was
magnificently decorated, present
ing a beautiful appearance; and
in the midst of all this splendor
was an immense table laden with
exquisite fruits. delicious meats,
cakes, st. Julien wines and
other excellent refreshments.
After the participants had been
served with these refreshments,
fine music was rendered by
which the young people danced
till a late hour.
Those who participated were:
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Breaux, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Guilbeau, DR..
and Mrs. L. A. Guidry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marquis MoutOn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Sonier. The young
ladies' were: Misses Aurelie and
BrOussard, of Lafa-
yette, Neolie Crouchet, Anice,
Agnes and Philomene Broussard,
Constance Martin, Mabel Gull
beau, Louise Bacque. Elmire
Philomene Dupuis,
Eva Beatrice Valverdi, Euphime
Lucille Breaux. Joseph
inc Miller. The young men
were: Messrs. G.. B. and A.
Delpher J., Dearie D.,
and Leidlie J. Guilbeau, Camille
J.. Breaux, Clamire Bario,
Ernest. ,Fernand and ". A.
Rene DOmangue. Willie
and John Mouton, Willie Guidry,
Andrus. Clovice Breaux,
White, A. Dugas. Simon
Marshal A. B. Trahan,
and others whose names cOnld
not be obtained.
l.. ]. GUILBEAU.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22

Dsaln tie Roods.
Contributed by q subscriber who is
a good roads ''crank."1
When the smiles of spring appear,
Drain the roads;
When the summertime is here, Drain
the roads;
When the corn is in the ear:
In the winter cold and drear:
Every season in the year:
Drain the roads!
When you've nothing else to do,
Drain the roads.
If but for an hour or two, Drain the
road.
1t will keep them good as new.
With a purpose firm and true,
Fall in line! It's up to you:
Drain the roads.
Would you do the proper thing?
Drain the roads.
Set the system or the wing:
Drain the roads.
Give the plOws a lively swing:
Toss the laurel wreath to King.
Hats off! Everybody sing:
Drain the roads!
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22

This move is one of great
practical value to the business
interests of Lafayette and to the
public in general, and it is en-.
titled to the full support of all
those who are going to be it's
benefciaries. 1t is the purpose
of the association first of all to
make good roads, and in the next
place to prerent bad roads. To
do this work properly in the
beginning is going to require a
considerable outlay of money,
and it is but fair that this ex-
pense should be distributed over
as large a number of interested
persons as possible, so that the
cost may not fall too heavily on
just a small number of the more
willing ones. And it is not cor
rect to speak of this outlay of
money as an expense either, be-
cause it is really an investment
of money in a way which will pay
substantial profits, for good
roads do undoubtedly promote
business most effectively.
At the last meeting of the
Board of Directors of the asso-
citation it was decided to call in
the first instalment of 20 per
cent on subscriptions for
December first. It is the inten-
ton of the Association to make
calls for money no faster than it
will be needed and for no more
money than what is actually
required. BY this plan the
larger the total amount of sub
scriptions will be, the smaller in
proportion will be the percent
age paid by each subscriber on
his subscription, and hence it is
to the advantage Of everybody
concerned to run up the total
subscriptions to as large an
amount as possible.
Good roads help business
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22

Triumph 81 . millionaire.
Tainted steel magnate-What's
Stonyfeller goin' around so nppish
about?
Tainted beef magnate-I dunno.
Tainted oil magnate-I do. He sue.
ceeded in giving away $4,000 last
week.
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GOOD ROADS FUND STILL
GROWING.

We present below the list of
subscribers to the road -building
fund, complete up to four o'clock
yesterday. The list shows a
gratifying response to the ap-
peal made by the Citizens Road.
Building Association for money
to carry on successfully the
work of making good roads for
the use of the public in Lafayette
parish, beginning with the 3rd.
yard.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22

MADE TO ORDER
in 9 hours.
Made in Lafayette.
PREA6ER, The Tailor.

greatly. and they are of great
help to the schools also,-and
there are no two other factors
that will do more to build up a
country than good schools and
good roads.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22

good roads.
Broussard Notes.
The shareholders of the Bank
of BrOussard" met at the school
house Thursday evening for the
purpose of organizing. A board
of directors were elected and
then officers as follows: Presi-
dent, M. Billeaud, Jr.; Vice
President, DR.. G.. r. DeLaureal;
Cashier, v. S. Broussard of st.
Martin and Assistant Cashier,
Mr.. l.. F. st. Julien. Capital
was fixed at $4,000 which was
quickly taken up. The bank will
begin business about the LIST of
January.
Proper steps have been taken
to incorporate this city.
BrOuSSard has a population OF
over three hundred.
The addition north of the rail
road will soon be properly laid
off and lots ready for sale.
The school children are collect
ing money to buy a piano for
their school. This will add
greatly to the school. Enter
tainments can be made more
attractive: school exercises more
interesting, and the study of
music more complete. Our
primary teacher expects to teach
instrumental music in the after
Moons.
There will be several wedding
in the near future: in fact, one
will have taken place by the time
this is in print.
Messrs. Geo. Malagarie and
Paul Breaux were in Lafayette
Saturday.
Mr. Faulk went to Lafayette
Saturday.
Mr.. Caesar Derise was in
Lafayette on business Saturday.
Mr. Rudolph Roy was in
Broussard Saturday.
Mr.. M. Melancon went to
Lafayette Saturday.
Farmers of this section have
taken advantage of the weather
and have been rushing their
work. Wagon loads of cane may
be seen arriving at the refinery
long before day break. The
refinery has refused to take cane
from other sections as this
section can more than supply
the seasons run.
Mrs. Faulk, who has been
quite sick for several days, is
able to be up again.
M. Billeaud Jr. is having a
new building put up for the
Syrian fruit man. The building
now occupied by the Syrian will
be used as a saloon.
BrOussard is badly in need of
sidewalks. The water was four
inches deep in some low places
last Thursday. Teachers and
school children had to pass
some of these places.
If Mr.. Faulk had another male
teacher in his faculty, he might
be caught doing some of the
great deeds that Messrs. Avery
and Foote we're seen doing
making sidewalks and crossings.
One hundred and 1ifty-twO
enrolled to date in the
public school at this place.
The cotton gin is doing some
good work. Farmers have about
nickinr and arc NOW
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"she Is . very high-spirited won.
an"
"Oh. yes. rye heard that she talks
back to her cook"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22
DEVELOPING

Friend-Isn1 the baby growing
nice?
Little Sister-Oh, yes. She's just
beginning to rubber.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22

Let me see." said the Boston ocu-
list, cts your right eye that troubles
you, Is It mott"
"Oh. no." replied the lady: 1T is
quite true that my right eye causes
me some annoyance, but I am both
cred more by my alter ego"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-22
His Error.

His Error.
Discharge the .bookkeeper!" thun-
dered the magnate. "He doesn't know
the lrst thing about corporation A.
nance!"
What has he done?"
why, he has prepared . statement
that even . investigator could under.
stand!"
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A Cinch.

And suppose" said his friend.
that the people actually refuse TO eat
meat?"
"Ah!" said the Beef Trust magnate.
Il have considered that possibility.
We simply would get a law passed
compelling them to eat meat and put
them In Jail II they didn't.
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POSTED"

No hunting allow
ed on Bellevue Plan
tation under penalty
of the law.
0vERIon cADE.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
0vmmsy.W Wssshees.

Mr.. A. v. Mummey. Of this city.
and Mrs. Katie Hutchens. Of Trini-
dad. were married in Pueblo Mon
day. the ceremony taking place at
the home Of the officiating clergy
man. Rev. W. o. Cannon, Of the
congregational church Of the latter
city. Mr.. Mummey has Ofiiciated IS
local manager Of the Ramsay Mer-
camille Company. Of this city. since
last January and has built up -four
ishing business. Mr.. and Mrs. Num-
mey arrived in La Junta Monday
night and will make their home at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hireen. The TRIBUNE tenders con-
gratulations and best wishes.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-15
Get the habit Of trsding with US.
BROOMS AND
BRUSHES

A workman is known by his tools.
A housekeeper. by her instruments
Of labor-her Brooms. Brushes.
and Mop Sticks.
The signs of a good housekeeper
are these: A we'll kept broom in
its proper place. tho it may be worn:
a eoodly supply Of Brushes for
various uses. for stoves. for shoes.
and for scrubbine. usually we'll worn:
lastly. and in their proper places.
whisk brooms and feather busters.
We make especial efforts in our
selection OF these very necessary
adiuncts of the household and list
them