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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30
Panama's Opportunity.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
1t would be graceful thing for the re-
public of Panama to recognize the indie
pendence of the Isle of Pines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30

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Outergarmerlts.
-Four Misses Suits In tan and gray
novelty cloth; silk and
nrald-trimmed; sizes Ia. 10 N~ 20
and Is: sold for s14 c. ~ II QDS
L. P......-- epSo ~
Six Taffeta Silk Suits in brown. black
and red and black checks; some shirred,
some tucked; full sleeves; 49,
sold for -$1s TO S25. G. T. 81 VS.
''---'''- ---.-...-.---.
Nine Gray and Tan Novelty Cloth
suits, Elton styles; tucked, braid and
putton-trimmed; full tuck 49,
ed skirts; all sizes; sold for SG US
SIT. G. T P......o pO y ~
Two styles of ChildreR's Coats. In
brown, blue and green. One style Peter
thompson effect; other the ~ A
new empire; all sizes, s to S4l .SQD
ii years. Worth 81. G. T. p. " or
Eighteen Ladies' Covert and Kersey
Cloth Coats; 40 and u inches long; some
empire. some semi-fitting; others tight
hitting; full sleeves, fin
t s5bed : with =, cuff Worth So, Q6
sl2 u. T. P..-...-.......... we ~
Fifteen Taffeta Silk Waists of fine
quality, in black, red, two shades of
blue; some tucked back
and front; neatly shirred;
fun sleeves. Worth 81. p Oh
u l. f-.--..-- .....-...-.--.-.. ~ - W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30

GIN order to avoid delays on account OF
personal absence, Letters to THE, STAB
should not be addressed to any fndivtdusi
connected with the ONCE. but simply TO
THE STAR, or to the Editorial or Bust
ness Departmsnts, according TO tenor or
purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30

Millinery.
Untrimmed Felt Hats, in all the latest
shapes; also Children's Flats in all col
ors plain and velvet binding, also
Ready-to-wear Turbans and Polos, Pat
ent Leather Turbans, Polos MR
and Continentals. Worth T5c. ZOG.
to 81. G. 7. P..................
veIvet-faced Ready-to-Wear Hats in
continental, sailor, large and small eff
fects-all eolors. Draped Silk Velvet
Hats in all shapes and colors. Untrim-
med Hats in the newest I'm
shapes and shades. Worth HVGo
$3.50 to 81. G. T. P.......-..
Plateau Hats trimmed with silk vel
wings; blacks. browns. blues. reds and
greens. Sold for So else ~ n DIN
where-our leader G. T. 3 Il ao0V
Our workrooms have designed a beau
. tifui lot of Trimmed Hats in every pop
uIar shape shade and trimming effect
of the season. Offered ~ nR
specially for Green Ticket SZoVS
Trimmings.
CSC. Taffeta Silk and Satin Ribbons in
assorted shades; also All-si1k g.
PIaids; and 5 inches wide; d.
full bolts G.. T. p, yard.
Fancy Feathers. Wings. Birds and
Breasts, in black. blue, brown,
green, hello, garnet and cas- o.
tor; plain and two-tone. G. o.
L. P..-...........-...-..,-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-30

Owing to the demand for
room to display our Holiday
Goods we are forced to sac
rifice our staple stocks at a
fraction of actual worth.
Fridays values are all sur
passing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
gIrbriter : 2%ieocrtnicl."
Brofcr Masfcn6all
Wuntag, ben 10. MGrs 1905,
in Scr Hermania-M Gnnerdjpr+ Sallc,
Gintritt % Gcnts a Ycrion.
IL ,uertboollc Ereiic
(60,4,7,70-D

Sn Der 3ionS. d) e on Der
Norn 8opitrobe beginneil bette Die
YoiiiolS : @otteSoicnltc, fir iueld)e
quite Wtltiif. ipie lllnll eS BORT &C.
luobnt lit, opr6ereitet luitroe.
Sanger berous! Scltc
Nnd)mittog i'm "a llbr finoet in Der
.TormGrts-Sole" Die critic Erobe Der
,@ereinigten Sanger bon Baltimore"
fir Die fpmmenoe S%diaerfeier ltott.
Nqe Sanger iinb erilld)t, pilnftlid) ST
%crid]einell.
SefretGr 3nft in 9oIti'
m 0 r c. - ariessiefret1r Saft ipar
gcitcrn gbcnn @oit nes Srn, 5beo.
Marbnra IN oeiien Mobninlg. Gr.id,
@eit-M Mounts ernou-Flace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
Suuntag, bcn IL, MGr5 1905.
0ns @cttrr.

Sir MarplouO ulO ocn 9tItrift
Columbia Hegen oocr SGuce un0
noro0Itlid)e @iu0c.
Ser bod)itc TGcrnopctcritonO mar
As @rno nm 3 llbr Nodmittog&.
Ger nicorigitc G6ermomctcritano
mon 30 @roo INN 6 llbr gben0S,
WittIcrcr 9oromctcritono 1896.
Ger uieoriaitc Recommendations
Ser Ictten 81 Stlmocn in no6folgcn.
Den StGoten iuor, mic foIat: Gnitport
81, @ortlon0 81, Bolton 81, @Ilbom
is, 9tcm . Yort 26, Ebiln0elpbio 30,
gItIantic Gitp %, NorriSblrq 26,9|or-
folf SO, @oibington 30, @ntteroS II,
Charlotte 40, Milmiugton u, Char.
Ieiton IS, Soponno6 4S, Sodlonuille
SO, Silpiter 6S, Sen @cit n, gltlontn
4S, 0tottaomcrp 80, 9teip Orleans
81, Yolcitinc rs, @oIuciton 81, Gor,
puS GbriItic 56, 9tcp 3 2)orf IL, Sim
ciunotl 30, Yitt3burg 81, OSluc9ot0
Buffalo IT, GIcpclnno -, Getroit
-, Nllpcno ,, @orqucttc 1, @recn
Dan o. Chicago IA, Duluth II, ct.
Saul l. ct. 2o,liS 81, aonioS Gitu
q, Onubo IS, Nllron s, 9iSnlord 6,
gSiaeiton 0, @npre 10, Scleuo TO,
Salt Safc II, ScnoCr %, NprtbGlat.
tc %, Go00c 80, gmoriIlo 81, Sos
AllgeleS 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
@il6clm Sca-2pge &r. B,
!. =. st. pf !.
MaSfcnball int nSarlcD Fart"
Montag, Den 20. WGr5.
Tilrtc % GtS. bic YcrIon.
(Nt1r55, t2)

Nrono uuf Scr Si9btItr, :
. Writ c. 1870 0us Waid)incrtbuliS oltf
Der Sigbtitrubcn.9 Bride muroc gcltcrn
Morgcn total cinge1ld)ert mo Die
9rebbrildc mtbte inter itll9elllelllrlt
Sfpicrigteitcn m~aliipltlirt lueroeh.
Ser @eionuutihaoen betr1gt $4,000.
Die Grmnourlufe lit nllbefonllt. Der
Nod)tlpGhter Yeter Gdert entoedte
onS Scter fnr5 nod VI ltbr geItcrt
Woroen. Gr modItc oellt Sritdeli.
p1rtcr Solution MittGeiling, mo Die.
ier olormirte bic it1otiihc Scileriuebr.
9Ils Dir Spriteu. Gompaaliie gtr. II
i6re Sprite nit benl Snoroiten por
Srlt. 0eorg aobl's Sofal perbluloerl
bnttc, itcltc Is iid beroila. onB ooS
WoIicr einNeirorcn mur. Der Snu9.
idDloud mllbtc oober i'll Den 6lrb &C.
iuorfelt iper0en. uiio ipubreiio man
nilf oieie @eiie ser GampflpriBe
@oiier guthrie, batten lid Die Slant
nterl ilber ooS gauge MeidlnenbouS
mlsgeoebnt. 10 Dab bic 6ellerfucbr
liilr nod, Die Bride Dor 9ruilo'hooerl
retten fonnte. Ger Sdlptldloocll
luuroe all Der Moidinerie angerif-
tct. Gie Grebbriifc luirn uiif lunacrc
3eit per Nono manipiliri meroet
miilien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
Mir g~ratnlircn.
Senator u. =. 0ornIon mo Sr. 5
s. Stain feierr ibr @ienenfeit.

Senator u. =. 0oruion mo Sr. :.
5. Noiin feiern ibr @%ieoenicit.
GS miro ni6t oagcmcin bcfdnnt
icin, bob Senator Artbur y. Cor
MOI mo Sr. s. 5reemon Hoitn, Sci.
Ter Der o~emofrotiidcn Eortci Der
Stabt, an DennicIben Gage If.
Wor5 @eburtStog ieiern. @eltern
mar Der Interchangeable Golitifer
uniercS StooteS, Scr ole Domination
sum &rdiioentihaitS . GnnOiOotcn
leiner 8nrtei Bate BADEN founen II,
Der I'M Yuuoes Senot cine beoerls
teube Hoae ipielt, 66 Sabre olt, nab.
reno Der tonanacbelt6c Hortciiiibrcr
Ser Stoot bereitS 70 Sabre 50blt. &r.
Haiill mar idon cin fGbi0er 2enfcr
Der 9emofratcn inter @olincrncllr
&oniltoit, utto felt Ser Belt Gin init.
me- Srclln0 oeS Srn. @ormull. Hltr
bel elmer @%elegenbcit itonOcn tic Iid)
icinOlidj gcaeniiber, mo 0oS mar
i'm uorigen Sabre, ais oic GegiSlotur
cinen ncllcn 9unocS . Scnotor mG6l-
fc, Scr Senator mar iebr u1aebo(.
ten iibcr Srn. Noiir'S SppoIition in
annapolis, mo bic longiGbri9e
6%rcun6idnft bcfom cinet ocrben9tiB.
DER ober nit Scr Belt mie0cr Der.
idfuono; rs fam Tcri0bnuu0 II. MN
1T oie oltc Sormonic iuieocr bcr0c-
itcllt. Sic botteu at lnn0c 9enlein-
i6oitlid) acuirft, I'M 0urd) ioldle
flcinlid)c Observation-Disclosures
octrennt 5u mcrbcn. Set uielcnIob.
rcn aratulircn iid sic 6rcirnoc &c.
acnicitia 5h iGrcm @ieacnicitc ont
If. M0r5 nno 10 nnd geitcrn; iSr.
@orman ihifte Nrrl. Noiin cinen
Nricf, Oen oerici6c otd) iotort beunta
mortctc.
Ger Senotnr pcrbrod)tc oen Sog
3n Soitrel I'M Inntilicnfrciic, nab.
reno Der nod riIiti9c Earteifiilrer
Die @rotulationcn in leincm 9ilreulI
on Der 81. Yanl Strobc entgcgen.
nobnt. tn feiner bon 9ciOcn gci.
itiec 8ctr1lte aenicBt. 10 fonlten liz
nntiirlid nidlt nltf ibr 9egcnicitigcs
Nobl Den idGiumcnocn Hofol leercr
Seioe b%cbaupten, DOB tic ibren @rfoIq
Der gonSlihen Gntiogung BON Spiri
tnoien 81 uerbonfen bn6en; lie foBtel
idon alS Siinalinge ben feiten Ont
id)luB Der Wdbigung I'M Srinfen
mo iinb ihm trelt geblicbct bis olI
Den beutigen Sog.
GongreB . MiitglicO talbot ipol
eincr Der GrIten, Die Srn. Golin ibrt
@liidpiinide oorbrid)tel. Sr, Sobt
GollgInr. ipelher pielleid)t DER nddl
tie SderiffS Gonoioof miro, id)idt'
Elm Bouquet BON &oien; Or. Wcacn
sic arntulirte per- SerlIpred)cr (Gele
pbon) uno iiigte idcr5cno bin5u, bal
mad Or. Ssler's 9beorie Srn. Ha
fins 9eriooe Der Niislihfeit mn
I1rgit noriiber iei oa er ooS rGhlo
rofprm . aIter" idon slpolf Sobr,
ii~beridritten babe. Sr. Sobn S.Wfa
hon, Der crit fiir5lid DonSotS pringS
grf., 5uriidfe1rie, fam ip1ter am Jo
ge, ferner 9r. Rusf, Boriiber bon
0emcfrotiid)en Gtaot : Gonritc, mi
nieIe auOere electromagnetic Eeri6n
lidfciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

tcrbouS bon 9tr. 10, Dit -. StroBe,
Gin 5ucitcs Stodmerf ans 6ud)uerf
81 baucn;
Die Gcroronung, ole $3.50. ". 81.
Gnopp, ". .. 9ltlpooO, =. 5. Nl5'
baum, Gbu5. s.. GclnL @|oluroion
IiggS, @ilton Snolu0cn, ". S.@cn.
ming, Sorru g. Ericc, Gas. i. Wtor.
0on uno :. 9pplctou @ilion 81 ItG6.
tiidcn 9ircftorcn OeS @ouic Of Ge.
fltgc crncnmcn0;
ser 9ci6lllB, Sen Mopor olrtoriii-
reno, cine Gonmliliion 81 crncuncn,
INN nit Sen 9comtcn Der Baltimore.
Ohio = 9oGn" bG3iiqIid oc5 9olicS
bon Sohbriidcn iiber Die @clciie ser
9o6n in Siio Baltimore SIT COMIC.
rircn;
oic &croronuna, 0oS SoIGr ocS 81.
ccr5 GctcftinS i'm GontrolcllrS-9 ii.
rcoll BON $1,000 oilf $1,000 SIT cr60.
ben.
&ut66uuS Noti3cn.
Winpor 4. Glop limoru,3 betrot
ooS MoporS . 9iircou geitcrn ais
boQ0iiltioeS Mit9lieO oe$ 6reimot.
rer = Or0cnS. Gr lit MitgIicO Scr
.acoron . 2o0e" mo befom oni6rei-
tag N6cn0 bon @encrol S6rpod, Dem
@roBnleiiter Scr StootS : @roBlo0c,
Den Speiteu ltn0 britten @roo be8
SrocnS; ocn eriteu @roo botte CT
id)ou Dor mebreren Monuten erbal.
ten. Nod) SdltB Ser 2ogen.S ibung
fol0te Elm @onfett i'm 6rcimourer.
Gcnlpcl.
Die SGu6ermg ser StroBen Ser
Stoot ge6t ieBt in roident Gempo
Dor iid). Cine Wtenge StroBen lit
obgcipoidcn moroen, mo 9eltern
N6enO mar ser Worolt iomeit einge-
trodnet, ooB Gonttliildr @ideS sic
&ebrnluld)lnen I'M gron0 Olltrlttc
luieocr in 0icuit lteQen tonntc.
StuOt , Yrofurotor Bruce bot n0c
&croronumgcn ulo @eiebe 6c5ii9lid)
Dem Yu6lifum Oiclell0e Gorporntio'
men 5uiunmlcn itcllen un0 orOnell
lalicn. IS mar cine longluicri1c Nr'
belt, Ole obcr bon qrpBenl Nubcn fiir
ooS itG0tiidc inriitiide 9ilrcol lit,
Ser 3oblmciitcr bes Stoot Sngt.
nicirr3 crbiclt gcitcrn bon cincm Pin.
0eltcltcn oc@ IcportcntcntS cincrl
9riei 5u0cionOt nit Dem GrIufct,
Dem llcbcrbrinQcr ieincn Sobn aus
5ujo6lcn. On CT iclbit oil pNnmonio"
oornicOcrIic0c.
StoOt N~roturotor 9rilcc CAB Scr
@oll0rlcBc HcpiiionS COMMUNION
gcltcrn ocn Hntb. ole .altcn VultQclc.
&c. Ole Der Sto0t Go0cr cltbult, mic
0crrllicl mo Qollj nellc oil ibreStellg
ouncbmen 81 l%oiict; bicleS lei elnfo.
der, ais Ole often ST ome1Oirerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
9irrftrr GiIsna nndl Ghifaau.

onrdaebenoer Sdloipogen, pia
Eenniplpanid ! 9obn perIaBt l%lltioi,.
@ahnboL Baltimore taaIid 100
Morgens uno fomnt. in Gbieago 400
Aadmittags al. (M@dr571fJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

2hl Der Sitieitc pom @opitroBe.
iiiolih BON 9oltimorcitrabe, miro Ooa
@obc.@ cbGltOc sur Belt fir Ocn @c.
6rollN icrtig gcnnod)t. Dos nit bib
iAcin cinloOcn0cm 2lcltBeren per.
icbene @cbGlloc cntbGIt finn Stod.
merfe; oieielbcn mer0cn NIT c%lcttrt-
id)enl 2idtc crleld)tct utO limo ans.
9c5cidnct pcntilirt. Gas @oicn1cnt
bat @r. Otto 9ieB fiir ieincn groBcn
Hutbsfeler gcntietbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
Hcner .Snt=Qnbcn.

5riibiubrs 5acons iinb iebt por-
rGtbig. Serner 2eoertpooren nno
Softer. 5reo. Scineman, 800 0urb-
Gbarles-S Ctr, orei Sbiiren unterbaIb
Ieiner @usitaifirllnes. un6 Semoen.
Sabrif. (66,9,70,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
8eISiemonnscn mad SentidIanb nnS
Csitrei61

su "a Gents pro Mnrf unb 20H
Gents pro arone. gorto EXTRA.
8ehiel aiisgeiteIIt oiif nne Ebei--
Der WeIt. BiIige Ghiffsfarten bob
iino nod Gc,ttihImo. Ebep. 8.
Diener s. Co.. ia Dft-2erine
ton-Gtr. 8imnter Nr. 8. (180Ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12
@afcrc 3cnocn.

8oli5eirid)tcr Soocn Ncjmunacn, due
gugen3cl9en ciuer Sdieberci
ciu5uipcrren, nm Gin &erbred6clt
aui5utlGren.
GuB QrItern III scr mcitlihcu go
li5ciitotion Iid) mcbrcrc Ecrioncn ocS
WicinciOc0 iduloi0 modtcn, oorob
begt Die @oIijci ltidlt ocn aeringitcn
3ueifel. Wie bcrcitS gcitcrn I'M
o0eutiden Gorreiponocntcu" berid).
tet. mrroe Der @irt6 Sos. g. 9riS,
coli fur5 Dor 0tittcrnodt ant 6reitoN
2Ibeno in Dem Shonflofole gtr. 10,
Noro ? @incitroBe, in Die 9ruit &C.
idoilen. Gomoro Senfins muroe furj
na6 Ser Sd)ieBerei ouf Die NnihuI,
oigltng bin ocrboftet, GriScoQ &C.
idoiien ST. ba6eu, mG6rcnO Seurp
@oSco( bon Nr. 259, Gait StroBc,
SnmeS &. 6orrcQ, gtr. 800, Olt6ort.
g%(oen1lc, g0maro 0ri3coQ, gtr. Al,
Siio = Gnrroaton = Noenue, lun0 s.
g. HDon gir. 7t5, Sii0 . @reeneltr.,
ais 3eugcn feItgenommen mltrber.
9(lS g~citern Scr 6oa Dor &oli5cirid)
ter 2oocn sur &erbunoIung fom,
moQte fcincr ser 3cltgcn etluaS BON
ser SfieBerci l%piiien. 9laein Yoli'
5eirihter 2ooen iob iid beranloBt,
audi Or. 9llbcrt .. GriScoQ, cinen
9ruber oeS @eifoiicncn, mclfcr bci
ser SfieBcrci 5ll9e9en mar, per6oi'
ten 5lt %loiielt, lnlO er nltroc iommt
ScnfiuS un0 oen iibrigen 3eugen oui
Die acknowledging btn iiir Elm peite,
res &crb6r fcltQcbolteL III norbert
idcr 9tbIid)t oltf 0riScoa gcidoiiclt ST.
loben. Phi oicie Nciic 0lou6t @oli-
5eirid)tcr 2ooen, sic gor5e @cieIl.
i6oft miirbe 81 moden uno 3cugcll
3u finbell, tpcl6e ocn Sail better
ouffldrcn mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-12

Ser SdicBcrci 5llgegcn mar, uer6oi'
ten 5ll laiiclt, mo er mltroc iummt
SeufiuS unO Den iibrigen 3eugen olti
0ic Nniduloigung bin fir Elm weite,
res &crb0r f~citQcbolteL III norbert
id)cr 9(biidt oli 0riScoa gcidoiicr 81
Iobcn. Phi Oicie @ciic 0Iou6t @oli-
5eirid)tcr 2ooen, sic gall5e @clell.
iduft miirbe 81 mad)cn un0 3cugcll
5u finberl, iuelde ocn Sail better
ullfflGrcn mcr0en.
Nnerfcunung aus ocm at
ten &utCrlun0c. - NuS Scde
6odl bel 6ranffurt q. W. ging oenl
nGcuti6en Gorrciponbcntcn" folgclra
oeS Sdreibcn Gin, mcldcS fir ii6
iclbIt iprift: .@cc6rtc Rcooftion!
Siernlit ioqc id mcincn ber5Iiditcn
0onf fir oos ogfot6c Bud" meld)c@
rehtSeitiq bier c%introf. IS ite0t iid)
6c5iiglid) iciues %pertbuoaen SnboI'
ties unO i%ntcreiionter 0oritelllulg Den
@nocren miiroig sur Settle nnO bat
6ollcrnoen 8ertb. 0oS @leide gilt
oltdJ BON S5brem oGorrciponoenten,"
ser mid eben 10 ic9enSreid lpoferlts
lid MN ieit 80 Sobren bcInd)t, 10
boB id i'm INNER init SebuIudt ers
iuarte. Mit ~nod]moligcm 0%ontbortl1
Grub perbIeibc idJ bodadteno SDr
Sobonn Gnod."
Iuf oier AMI 6 ul0tgnns
gen + in muroen geItcrn 6reoerif
". SCHUBERT bon 9tr. 331, SiiO-Elts
lusfisS traBe, mo Auguit llbl bon
9tr. 2Ot5, @ilbelmzS troBe, pcld)c,
iuie 1eItern allSiiibrlib I'M o0elttldlen
Gorreiponoenten" beridtet, an 6rets
tog megen pielioden Giltbrut)S oer'
boftct iurroeu, Dem @eridtSuerfobrcn
iiberlpicielt. SCHUBERT uno llbl Nor
Den bel6uloigt, gemciuldaftli6 IN
Die @obnungen bon Srn. 8ilion
0opis, 9r. 1888, @ilfenS- aepnle,
mo SRI. @ol0ic Ni6olion 9tr. 1888,
WilfeuS. Gpenuc, einqcbrodcll 81 Ieln.
an Srn. 9opiS' Mo6nung erbeutetcl
bic 9eiocn orei Hoiirnleiicr ulto 81
in 8~aargelo mo III SRI. 9fi6olion'S
8o6nilng $40 in @oorgelo. Die Gin-
bride in Die Mobnungelt bon Sri.
GQa 2. MoIterS, Nr. 1914, Nclts
Mul6crrp.S troBc, mo Srll. GborlcS
j. 2orcnion, Nr, Az, 9entolou.Str
ioaen bon SCHUBERT olcin bcgotgen
luor0en ieill. Sri. @nlterS ncrnllBt
cine llbr unb Settle inn @ertbc bon
$50 mo 6crr 2orenion cine lin i1l
gSertbe bon $50, ioiuir SIS in 8oor.
gelo.
Scr Stuut ais Nfttondr.
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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-08
LAFAYETTE TO ABBEvlLLE
Options on Right OF Way for
Road Secured for Nine and
Halt Miles.

A road connecting Lafayette
and Abbeville is a possibility OF
the near future. Options on
right of way for a distance OF
nine and half miles have already
been secured on very reasonable
conditions, by Hon. Overton
Cade, J. O. Broussard, L. o.
Broussard, of Abbeville, and
Rom Leblanc. It is the pur-
pose Of these gentlemen to Sc.
cure options on entire right of
way and then endeavor to have
same taken up by the Southern
Pacific, or Colorado Southern
which last will shortly build into
New Orleans passing through
Opelousas.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-08
the most desir-
able that can
be b tanned
anywhere.
NJ. Y. MOORE.

e uchre Tuesday afternoon, com.
plimentary to her sister, Mrs.
Blum, of New Orleans. The
house was artistically decorated
with Japanese umbrellas, flags,
and pot flowers. After eight
interesting games were
played, it was found that
Mrs. c. NJ. Parkerson had
won the first prize, a lovely china
bowl. the second prize a beauti-
full cup and saucer. was won by
Mrs. Straughan, Mrs. Sidney
Mouton was the lucky winner of
the consolation prize, a pretty
china powder box. The BOBBY
was captured by Mrs. JagOu.
After which Mrs. Doucet served
delicious refreshments. Those
fortunate enough to be present
were: Mines. Rainey, Joe Mou-
ton, B. j. Pellerin, r. D. VOor-
HES, j. e. Nickerson. Abrams0n,
Schwartz. V. Levy, Corona,
Davis. Straughan, Sidney Mou-
ton, Blum, Jim ParkersOn, L.
Rosen, G. NJ. Parkerson, Alex
Mouton, Breeding, Cunningham,
Jerome Mouton, Frank Brous-
sard, Jagou, Blake, s. r. Park
erson, and Miss Edna Spr0le.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-08
BOIL WEEVIL
Distribution in Louisiana Ac-
cording 10 Bulletin Of the
Weather Bureau.

The Louisiana Section of the
Climate ard Crop Service of the
Weather Bureau issued Nov. 2 a
bulletin containing a map show
ing the Louisiana parishes in.
fected with the boil weevil to
date. They are: Caddo, Bos-
sier DeSotO, Red River, Natchi.
toches, VIM, Sabine, Vernon,
Grant, Rapides, Northwestern
st. Landry, Calcasieu and Cam
erOn.
Experiments with paris green
as a destroyer of the weevil have
proven Intellectual and very
harmful to the cotton. The only
way recommended as of any
value to fight the weevil is the
early cultural method.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-08
A High Class Attraction.

Mr.. Frederick Lorraine has
secured an excellent company
for his support for this season.
Mr.. Lorraine and his company
will be seen here at the Jeffer-
son for two performances only,
Nov. IA and Is. On Tuesday,
Nov. IA, a grand revival of the
famous 4-act drama, "Trilby,''
will be presented and on the 18th
Percy Williams sensational life
story IF Harry Tracy, the Out
law" will be given in true West.
ern style. Beside the dramatic
productions q number of high
class vaudeville artists have been
engaged Offering first class spec
ialties between acts, making the
show q continuous one. Mr..
will be seen as "Sven.
gall" in Trilby, q part he has
played over q hundred times and
scored . big hit. The prices for
this entertainment will be Csc,
Soc and 75c.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-08
Notice Of Examinations.

The next regular examination of
teachers for certificates to teach in
the public schools in this parish will
four D. m. as follows:
For white teachers, on December l
and 2, 1905.
For colored teachers, on December
8 and o, 1905. L. j. ALLEMAN,
Parish Superintendent.
Lafayette, La, November 4, 1905.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-08
City Council

A regular meeting of the City
Council was held Monday night.
President Stephens appeared be-
fore the Council and requested a
concession IS to light rates, but
was refused by a vote of 3 to 2.
Supt. Alleman also appeared and
asked the Council to set aside 3
mills for the schools, urging that
the appropriation of the Police
Jury was about 8 mills and the
special tax voted by the parish
was 3 mills, and that the town
should do as well by it's schools.
No action was taken. but at q
meeting soon to be held the ap-
preparation will be considered.
Considerable time was used in
discussing a number of matters
of Importance and benefit to the
town, the advisability of extend
ing the limits of the town to take
in the built up sections near
town, and of taking q new CEN
sus. The need of q high school
was also discussed and as to
ways and means to build, also
the subject of a city hall was
given attention. But nothing
definite was decided upon.
Bills were approved and the
Council then adjourned.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-11-08
Lafayette Has Automobil,

: Broussard has enjoyed the
! distinction for some time OF
having the only automobile ia
the parish. Lafayette is now in.
Yesterday Or. 81 r. Beeler re.
ceived his automobile and it is 4
handsome affair. The motive
power 10 gasoline. A number Of
the Doctors friends took great
pleasure in inspecting and com.
plimenting his autom0bile-and
doubtless the Doctor win a.
press appreciation Of the com.
pliments BY taking the com.
plimentersn ont for an "auto-
mobiliug."