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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

o. w. Littlcfeld of Chelsea, raises a
few good apples in his orchard. TINS
year, but just now he feels inclined TO
boast over lot Of 1904 apples which
ne found by accident in his cellar, this
week The apples are russets and IN
some way had been overlooked. There
was about a barrel of them and near
ly all were sound and smooth. Rus
sets usually keep well, but it is seldom
they will come out in such perfect con-
dition as these after lying In a cellar
for full year. He brought basket
of them over to the Journal Office ana
no 1905 fruit could nave been eaten
with more relish than they were.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
STATE OF MAINE.

kENNEBEC, ss-Supreme Judicial Sourt
III equity. Godfrey p. Farley rs. Wis
caSSct, Watcrville & Pennington Rail
road Company.
NOTICE OF MASTERS HEARINGS.
!. the undersigned, Charles l.. Macurda.
irving bocn duly appointed master in the
ahGNc entitled cause to receive, hear and
report all claims against said defend
ant corporation, hereby give public no
Is%' aSrccably to the order of court in
S,iid iiid cause, that | designate my office at
Mlscasset, Lincoln county, Maine, as the
place. and Wednesday. November %, 1885,
Wednesday, December 20. 1906. Wcdnes-
day. January II. 1906, and Wednesday
February Z, 1906, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. as the times at which | will be
present TO receive and hear all claims as
may then and there be presented.
Pursuant to order of court, notice is
hereby further given that four months
from October Z, 1905. be allowed to unse-
cured creditors as time to file their claims
against said corporation with me. said
master, and that all such claims not so
filed within said time shall be forever
barred
Dated at Wiscasset. Lincoln county.
Maine October IS. 1906
CHARLES L. MACURDA,
Master.
oct19dSw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

new and very pleasing to the ear. In
terpolatcd numbers have brought the
l1ece up-to-date, and all of the princi
pals were given an opportunity to dis
| Hay whatever vocal talent thcv may
nave possessed. The two leading roles.
| "" now famous ScarCcrow and Tin
""odman, originated by Dave Mont
&omcry and Fred Stone, were ably por
trayed. last evening, by George A. Rock
ana Fred j. Nice. Both are clever
cancers ana good eccentric singers
and ~ the Sailor Boy" and Every
'"1y Works But Father" numbers. thew
responded TO cncOrcs until exhausted
Blanche Powell Todd was a very
beautiful ana sweet little DOROTHY
o"'le ahd hor songs and dainty dances.
found immediate favor. The lady
'unatic. Cynthia Cinch," was played
ara played well, by EulaIic Jensen
ana vera Stacey played the witch of
inc north. one Of the biggest hits of
me piece was scored by Fred Wood
ward who played the Cow. named
Inogch"." His antics aroused ncr-
1ect storm Of applause on each appear-
'nce' ana only second in popularity
was the "Cowardly Lion" PLAYED nv
Joe A. West. Dan Barret essayed the
role OF the Wizard" and introduced
rev dancing and singing.
Inc 20 other roles in the play were
Wen carried off, and the large chorus
leIt much valuable aid to the princi-
pals IN the performance of the niece.
mentioned should not be omitted. in |
conclusion Of the song Down on the |
This song is new "a |
: ususta and when sung. last evening.
pE Lutte Nrohman and Mildred Lee if |
swept the house off its feet and many.
many ehcores resulted. If you hear
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
ONE TOP BUGGY. ONE coMcnpn

Down on the Brandywine" being
Whlstled on the streets, today. set it
down TO The Wizard of or" Tho
audience was Il large and faskfonabIr
one" and Manager Cuddy is to be con
sIatulatcd on securing so notable an
attraction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

A horse belonging to a man named
Bunker. slipped and fell on the pave
ment in front Of the Purinton building.
yesterday afternoon, breaking one Of
the shafts of the buggy to which he
was attached, but he was secured be-
fore further damage was inflicted
Owing to the fact that the horse was
somewhat lamed by the fall, 1t was
sometime before he succeeded in re
gaining his feet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

\ patent imitation stone pavement
Oh the east side Of Water street, op-
positc Oak street. has sunk down two
or three inches, and masons were at
work, yesterday. in reducing the edge
OF the adjoining stone sidewalk of the
Nickery building, to make the ends Of
each walk flush
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

The waters Of the Kennebec river,
yesterday morning, were the lowest
seen this year. The lower foundations
of the railroad bridge piers were out
IF n:Httr entirely, TO depth of three or
foul feet and but fer one narrow chan
ncl. one would have been able to have
crossed the river afoot. The dam was
as guiltlcss Of water as ducks back.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

Two small boys engaged in battle
royal on lower Water street, yesterday
morning, and the little fellow who came
off second best received an ugly cut
over the left eye sustained by his head
coming in contact with a post. The
lad was 50 severely injured that he was
taken home by citizen. The youthful
antagonist escaped to his own home,
VOL sCarcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

Company NJ, n. G. S. NJ. will giypa
supper in G. A. r. hall, next MONDAY
evening. The committee in charge Of
the affair is working hard to make the
evening an enjoyable one for the
boys" and their efforts will doubtless
be rewarded with success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

The Portland city council. Wodncsda y
evening, voted to SOL 15lo shares Of III
i,"rtland Il OEdcnsburg stock at not less
than $53, the proceeds to be apI,Iied II
IN" buying in of city bonds outstanding
II Is estimated that this will make 4 nj
rediict'on I of $1,000 annually in the city IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
FARM, STOCK AND TOOLS, Ia

FARM, STOCK AND TOOLS, TAO
acres, keep - cows 800 cords wood, 10 NJ
timber, % apple trees. pears and plums
for home use; house Q rooms; one barn.
3%xiS, tie-up for y head; another burn, 3GX
A. for young stock or sheep; fine views.
near nciShbOrs; sa mile TO school; to Settl.
estate quickly will include - tons hay
corn, potatoes. grain, horse. 3 extra goon
cows, pigs, 10 hons. | moving machine
cart. wheels. hay rack. cultivator. slcds
grirdstonc ard all small tools. 81 900 takes
everything; 500 down and easy terms
tions and "Strout's Special List of lD
other money-making farms, with reliable
information nf soils, crops, markets. cl:-
mate, etc, mailed free. r. A. STROUT
Farm Dept. !, $50 Nassau St, New York
City. olGdGt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

Among the intentions Of marriage
which have been recorded at the office
of the city clerk during the week, are
those Of DR.. George E. Washburn Of
this city, and Rose Gertrude Dietrich Of
ToguS,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

The Journals thanks are due to Miss
Addie Griffin, who lives out on the
Winthrop road, for a spray of ripe
raspberries. which she picked before
coming into the city, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Webster, who
have been spending the summer at
their cottage, on the north shore Of
Cobbosseecontee. have moved into the
city tor the winter, and are occupying
their residence on Willow street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
Makes Report on Names
National Guard.
Men Younger. Than in Regular
Army, But Are Sturdy.
Recommends Sanitary Improvements on Camp
GTound, Also Other Changes.

IN" following circular. No. 4. con
tahIi+iE the summary of the criticisms
and recommendations of Capt. Evan
Nj. Johnson, Hth United States Inf.n-
t'y. Who acted as instructor and in
STc'inS oflic ccr during the cncampmcnt
81 the National Guard Of the State rf
MaiHs3hli August. hHs been issued from
the aHf"ioF tbr adiutnnt general. for
III" inf"rmntion Of All roncrrmcd:
"l.rtraiuiug ANA dctrliuiuE w.r"
promptly d'mo; Tn" average tim" for
the former hcing about four minutes
th' latter anut thrre minutes.
Tho camp Is too small fur mauruvcrS
or drills 'thcr than close order; it
could cIsil, H. ni,lc suitable, hy tn"
rur,has" nf additional ground for in
strucIiou purposes: regiment is the
largest body that should hc rnromr"d
an ia" grounds. II additional ground
could be purchased nr authority Oh
tanned e. usc ia" adjoining land it
would hr an ideal camp ana mancuvcr
ground.
'''fh" ,Hmp was mad" ANA broken hv
hired lahur r.nrh regiment should
b' required =" make ana break its own
camp. ia order that officers ANA mrn
"I''ltl li' N' ;'iiil' experience bi lnIS
cl1.s ~ york.
''rhcr, was u" sewerage system.
W7uT WAS hiul"d h,' contract. from a
spring. I'll" quality appeared To h."
excellent, tho quantity. except for
drinking AMI coukiug purposes. in
sufficient. Tn" arrangements for
washing W"r" poor ana there were mono
Tor bathing Men came from drill not
tired and dirty. unable to properly
clean ana refresh Themselves. This
defect could h" easily rcm"di"d by pip
InE water from the city system. 1t is
th' one thing needed To make the camp
absolutely sanitary. ana in the long run
would hc economical. Except for in
sufficient water supply rs above men
toned. all sanitary arrangements were
excellent.
The camp was thoroughly pOliCcd
anG 81, Hn"d. and the conditions reflect
Cd credit nn the command.
9TH" appearance Of the command
would hay" b""n much Improved if all
lGId been provided with a uniform
flannel shirt In point Of dress and
equipment. other than this. the Guard
Is IN excellent condition. have seen
non" better.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
New Advertisements TO-DAY

Boston Globe.
Wanted Boy
WantCd-Agcnts.
Wanted d-Tramstcrs.
Burgess Forbes 60.
For salc-Couk stove.
Naa Camps Cream.
Nonc-Such rninccmcLt.
Found-String pf beads.
Ncbbcr Bros, Gardiner
Motto" Masters Hearing
For Salc-Parlnr coal ;. Owe
For salc-CEina. bedding. Etc.
fnr Salc-F"ur Fairs Of strecrs.
NIntcd-Horse Tor the winter
Wanted-Newsraper Correspondents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

ccssion of songs and dances, tumbling
and musical drills that are very ably
executed. One of the songs is on the
familiar tonic Of Resolved" Seats on
sale Saturday at 3 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

The fair to be held in |. 0. 0. F. hall
by the Ladies Of r. B. Capen Rebekab
Lodge has been postponed from Nov,
and to Nov. Is and 16.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

Fresh f,3wers, every morning, at Ben
Venue Floral Parlors, Bennett block
opposite court house. G. P. Sanborn,
prop. Oet.so'I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
LOCAL NOTICES.

Z Chrysantheuums, roses and carna-
tions. fresh from the growers. Mrs. ;.
w. Beck, florist. Tel. 1858, 16 Meivll,E
street oct1Sd4t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
Daily ksnneber JournaI
Thursday October 10, 1905
Cards Of thanks. obituarv a..,

Cards Of thanks, obituary notIe.,
olutions of respect, etc. vii "
charged at the rate OF ten cent. y
line. No charge less than sevs,N "
five cents. V'
All advertising announcement, =.
tertainmcnts, whose object "a
raising Of money. will be charged J,
the rate of fifteen cents a lina
Advertising notices, news form, will.
excluded from our local columns a. y
cept such as refer to advertiser !. -
cupying space in our adyert,.,.
columns, and will be run undsa
separate head on one OF the r..
pages. ~
Subscribers who fail to ree.iv. Al
Journal promptly will confer q w w
by notifying the office immed,a.'Nf N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

A Rummage sale of clothing, etc.
will be held at 129 Water street. FIJI
day and Saturday afternoon and even
ings, Oct. 20 and 81. octlSdzt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

Swift & Turner's lamp window h
suggestive Of long evenings and COSY
home with beauty all around.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

Something new. The Journal has
started want ad contest that cant
help being popular. See page ~ TOT
particulars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

quite large party of Augusta peo.
PIE went 10 Boston, yesterday. on The
annual Maine Central excursion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
LOCAL MATTERS,
journal Telephone Call, 1856.

Extensive repairs are being made q,
the Robertson residence, on Winthrm
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
FIRST INFANTRY.

The drills by battaliOnS in close or
der wcr" good. The principles Of at
tack in extended order We're not under
stood but 4 great deal of time WAS de
voted to this class Of work and before
the cncampment was over the regiment
was able to go through the attack
formation for infantry combat. The
paradcs We're good. Guard mount was
fair. Tho non commissioned officers
wCr" not sufficiently instructed in their
dGtiC2. Escort duty was well per-
formed and the review WAS very good.
Like the Second Infantry this regiment
devoted its time to the more practical
class Of work, i. G., extended order and
OutpoSts.
I'm both regiments It was evident
that enough attention to the details of
close order and the squad i'm extended
order had not been given in ;trmor;es
curing The winter. Realizing the fact
ihatt&6 Guard seriously hampered
by Mk of- drill grounds it is neverthc-
tcss true that there is no reason why a
company should uotfcome to camp well
drilled an close order, knowing how TO
donloy in line of squads and sl<irmishes.
now to form a point and flankers and
establish Cossack post Were this
done much of the time now used in in
structing in details might be used for
more advanccd work and the Guard
placed on n higher plane.
with the exception of one company.
II of the First Infantry. the conduct
Oh the men was excellent: they wore
sooer. attentive to duty and well bc-
h"Ven. regret to state that the con.
e"ct OF "E' Company. First Infantry
e'' two~ or three occasions reflected dis.
men. ~ 0ou! oi
Inc observance Of military courtesy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

Mrs. O. H. Brickett, teacher Of piann.
a State street. septl3utI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS
FOUND

4 STRING OF BEADS. OWNER
may E.rr" sam" hy identifying property
aud Iny.nG fer this ud. Miss Edric Er""u
IT S,N.lI street ol"l2t
SUM OF MONEY ON WATER ST.
Apply at Journal Once. olNd3t'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
DRILLS AND CEREMONIES, SEC
OND INFANTRY.

"1hc drills Ivy battalions in close or
der were fairly well executed the
officers showing lack of practice ratn-
er than knowledge. the result of hav-
ing the companies of this regiment at
different stations. In the company
and battalion extended order the drills
were 1T first poor and the principles
evidently not understood by the ma
jurity OF officers and men; hard and
constant work at these drills made 4
great Improvement and at the end of
the cncamTmcnt the battalion made a
fair showing.
con August Sth the regiment mad" Il
practice march; close attention to III"
instruction given and an earnest desire
On the part Of all to profit thereby
made Improvement rapid and the rcgi-
mcnt returned to it's camp with 81 corr
rect appreciation of the work and its
value. There was no falling out. loot
ing nr disordcrly conduct. the behavior
of the command being excellent.
"ThC raradcs were at first badly cX-
ccuted, bat rs time went on. and errors
were pointed out, they improved, and
at the end of the encampmcnt thcy
were fairly we'll done The same may
be saId Of guard mount. although In
this ceremony the improvement was
not So marked. owing to Il lack of un-
dcrstandinE on the part of non-Com-
mission"d officers, Of their duties.
Escort duty ana review of the ret,i-
mtnt were well performed. Through
ont til" entire CnCampment formations
by this regiment for all duties were
slow, and il should be the cndcavnr of
the officers in future Cncampments tc
correct this unnecessary and serious
fault. The work done by this rcgi-
mont was Just what is needed by the
National Guard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
NoN-UNIoN NO. 1 PREssMEN, s25

week; Ncrlnancnt position Tor good.
sober competent mcn in largest house in
New Work City. Address fully, giving
references and last employer. Lcck EoX
1859. New York City, \. y. olfd7t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
WANTED

GIRL OR WOMAN FOR HOUSE,
work in family Of four. Will pay good
wages for competent help. Address H. l..
T., Box CGS Augusta, Me Oad&Wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
H. D. COOPER WILL SELL HOP

kins and Allen or Mass. Arms Cos, sin
glc-barrcl brccch-lOadng shotgun for
S-75. Cut price on rifles. II. d. Cooper,
So. Windsor, Me. slGdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
IS FULL-RLoopEo RHODE ISLAND

Red cockerels for sale for the next 20
days. - cents piece. Frank Choatc,
North End, Second St, Hallowcll, Me.
O1tdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
\ DESIRABLE FARM, PLEASANT
NAPHTHA LAUNCH IN FINE RUN.

SEVERAL SECONDHAND PIANOS
and organs. Must be closed out at once
G. S. Downing K Son, 206 Water street.
AuGusta sept13dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19

kegs. gallon jugs. one prescription coun-
or. two hundred shop draws. scales, one
large Clarion coal stove. suitable for
store or hall. Bowditch & Webster.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-19
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT 50
HARD AND SOFT WOOD, FOUR
AT A SACRIFICE FOR CASH. !

Bangor buggy in excellent condition Ad-
dress Z. T. S, Gen. delivery, City. o11dtf
New-York tribune., 1905-08-13


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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-12-20

caaast - Qssstsons1. says 3. 6
Gordon. Teadoslag His ReSlTos-
ton q Superintendent Of
East Baton Rouge Parrish.

r. G. Gordon, for the las
twelve years Superintendent Of
Education for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge. has rendered his
resignation to Robert A. Hart.
President of the East Baton
Rouge Parish School Board, tc
take effect as soon as his sue.
ceSsor is elected. Mr.. Gordon
is prompted in resigning by the
resolution OF the State Board OF
Education passed last month.
In rendering his resignation he
addressed the following letter to
President Hart:
Dear Sir: The State Board OF
Education, at it's last meeting,
on Nov. "a, passed a resolution
defining the qualifications and
work OF parish superintendent.
To state in a word the spirit of
this resolution, it places the
State Board of Education on
record as believing that superin.
tendents of the public schools
should be educated, trained,
skilled schoolmen, who shall
devote their individual energies
and time to the schools.
The wisdom of this resolution
cannot be questioned by any
man who can lay aside selfish
interests and consider only the
cause of the children and of a
better citizenship. In my work
as Parish Superintendent for the
last twelve years. l have been
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-12-20

for your Holiday trip, back to see
the old folks At home. Holiday Ex-
eursiOn tickets will be sold Dec q, y.
and q, 1s06, ut one and One-third
fare, good returning 30 days. These
rates apply via the Illinois Central.
the popular line from New Orleans IL
the North, and tickets will be sold to
points in Mississippi, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Iowa, Minnesota, Northern
peninsula Of Michigan, Wisconsin,
portions Of misunderstanding Chi.
cagO-pOrti0oS Of MissOurf-iDclud-
ing St. LOuis-Nebrasks, and South
Dakota and portions of Kansas, Col
OradO, Wyoming and North Dakota.
If you intend taking . holiday trip,
select the Illinois Central, which line
in connection with the Southern Pa
ci1ie 81 New Orleans. forms IL most
comfortable route to the North.
Double daily, fast service, frst-class
Dining Cars, with NO TRANSFER
AT NEW ORLEANS. For full per-
ticulars. consult your local agent or
address N. D. PINCH, +. p. A..
Houst0a, Texas.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-12-20

s3M93 cause III pUu
fSauNhe parish superintend.
ent shOulc> be an organizer. u
leader. u helper. guide among
teachers. He should b.. so full
of schools ard so familiar with
all details IF the school work that
his presence among the children
! of his parish will prove an in
spiration, and his advice help
them over difficult places and
point them to lofty ideals. His
visits should be watched for
eagerly by the children and vel
coined with enthusiasm because
the.y expect profit from his visits.
His valu" and reputation as a
man who knows schools should
be s." Thoroughly established
that tn: people who have chill
dren to educate will gladly fol-
low his leadership when ques-
tons for better provision Of
schools are presented.
The on!.: way 20 be Il man of
this type is to be trained for the
work, having in view the making
of teaching Iife-wOrk. I have
not don" that, and in order to
give East Baton Rouge Parish
the Capital pari~l.--ti,e oppor-
tunitv to- becn,Up the hammer
educational parish by securing a
man VINO is not only Il clear,
moral, manly lnan, but who is Il
teacher of teachers, l ask YOU
tO accept my resignation as
Secretary tO the Parish Board,
tO be- effective when my sue
ceSS,r is elected.
Thanking you for our most
pleasant professional association.
yours truly. r. c.. GORDON.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-12-20

MADE TO ORDER
8 hours.
Made in Lafayette.
PREAGER, The Tailor.

this, it is in nine cases out of ten
too late I" be of any use). but
Which is the very keynote of
happiness in married life. 1t is
that cOmradeship which il the
only foundation for a happy mar
riage. and how can two people
remain comrades the mind of
one OF whom remains stationary
while that of the other evolves
and developers through years of
life experience, thought and con.
tact with other minds:
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PeAerm & Dec1due&:

Happiness After Marriage.
Weekly Waterman.
There is no doubt there is far
too great . tendency on the part
Of women to let marriage be the
end. instead of the beginning. OF
q new chapter in the book Of ex.
perience. A man of IS or 40 is a
very different being from the
sane man at Is. He has q very
much wider outlook on life, diff
ferent ideas. thoughts and am
billions. An ordinary woman
has quite as much intellectual
ability, power of observation and
deduction from the facts of life,
especially when a husbands
more logical Judgment to aid in
forming her OWN and a far
greater amount Of insight and in.
tuitive perception, and there is
absolutely no reason why she
should not grow and expand
mentally as well as physically in
the same interval of time as
much IS the man, or almost as
much; yet nothing surprises one
more than the number of middle.
aged matrons who, mentally
ceased growing when they
entered upon married life.
They have acquired q certain
amount of knowledge and house.
wifely skill. founded on ex.
pericnce and practice, which
they did not possess when they
married. but practically their
minds. intellects. interests and
ideas are no more mature, no
deeper, no wider than were
those of the girl of 20 or there
abouts who blithely embarked
upon a lifelong comradeship
with the man she loved. Is it
any wonder that in the course of
years, with the difference be-
tween them ever widening and
they should drift
apart: There is one universal
truth which women are for too
apt to forget or ignore (at any
rate, when young-afterward.
when they realized the truth of
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-12-20
Bank Dividend Notice.

At a regular meeting Of the Board
OF Directors Of the First National
Bank of Lafayette. held this day, y
semi-annual dividend of seven Der
cent. was declared. payable Jan. 1,
1906. 5. r. PATTERSON, Cashier.
Lafayette, La, Dec. 8, 1905.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-12-20

for the construction of q schoOl-hOuse
on PAIL DeClOuet's place in Anse st.
Clair will be received by the under
signed until Dec. q, 1905. For par.
ticulars apply to L. ]. AIIk9AN,
Secretary.
Once hours 3 to II, 2 to 4, Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-12-20

Tie regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the VOrdenbaumen
Lumber Co., Ltd, TO elect . b0srd of
directors and to transact such other
business % may come before them,
will b held ct the ONCE Of the COM
psny on the first Tuesday in January
ot III .. ~. O. b. HOPKINS,
Secretary.
Lafayette, La, Dec. II, 1906.