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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
6Snt amiiamte @ebnrtstags
feter.

6o9 9ing es bsute Bel ben .0isber.
frdn3lern" i'm @ermania.parf Der, tuo
bas isbr gsI&dbte Mitslisb bss .Sn.
bianapOlis 2ieoertraas", Or. gbriifian
gsaals. isinsn bulbbunbsriidbrissn De.
burtstas TIM areiis isinsr wsrtbsn
Sdneerbriiber feierts. Bei fr6bli4er
untsrbultune uno lufiigsn 2isbern, bic
I'm @aIbbcme gar berrli& flanesn,
bsrlsbtsn bs Sdngsr bsrenhsts 3siten
unb aIs Der &egen bonn Simmsl Iau
fr6msn begann. gina bie eanss luRise
@eburtstagsaeieli& tn ben pabiIon,
no bic 6sisr NIT berboppsltsm gifsr
fortseieBt murbe. gin eyquiftes Sup.
per murbe bon anmutbigsn iunesn
Samsn ierpirt unb @ambriuus bntts
sbsnfaIs ni9t bsrsefen. aus9isbiesn
vSioff" au Der aslunsenen @eburts.
taesfsier 30 liefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
8erpafumsem omr9 ben fartem
&e8en.

Na& benz Harlem Resen wurbe bic
pOliasi auf bsri9isbsns etrabenbsi&d.
bisungsn aufmer.iam sema&t, um
bur9 Anbringen bon rot6en 2aternsn
1nfdlIe 3u berbfien. Yin Der ede Der
Sod unb Walnut SiraBs NOR ein tiefes
God bonn Regen aussemaf9tn tporben,
tpel9ss fir paRanten isbr sefdbrli4e
sfoIgen baben fonnts.
Dos pHafsr an Der MsR %. unb
SlinOis Strabe NOR losssiphIt poroen
unb an Der Bride, usl9e ti6sr ben
RanaI ftbrt, mar ein Brett ,erbro4en.
sdmmili&s ssfdbrli&s etslen muroen
bon Der poliSsi nit 2atsrnen berieben,
bsbOr irgeno wel&e l1nfdlls borfamen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Gin pamlbusloblitb.

Die iiberaus bislieitise, man t5nnb
fuit iagen DIE llniperfalperpenobarfeit
bes 8ambusrpbres i9iloert ein gbinas
reifenber in Der folsenoen oristnellen
Weife: Ser 6ausberr 2izShi febrt
bon Der Suso, auf Der er nit einem
Bdmbusbogen iin0 8ambuspfeil rei4e
8eute I'M Bumbusof9unsel erlest bat,
in fein Bambusbaus auriid. Muf
etnen BambusieFel ON einem 8ambus>
tif9 1bt er ii9 uieber, feline NIT Bams
bnsianoalen fefleiSeten Giibe ruben
auf elmer 8ambusfnbbanf. auf isinem
9aupte trdet 'er einen Banbusbut.
Sein Weib feBt cine Bambusi9ale,
sefiilIt nit 9euliiie aus junsen 8amz
bustrieben. bor ibn bin, bas er nit
einem BambuslDffel peraebrt. Gin
G9oppen 9ambuspein. aus sinem
8ambusbe9er setrunten. pirat biz
Mahlssit. Raa 9eenbiguns bes Mab.
les, bas auf einem Geuer aus 8ams
busbol3 bereitet tpuroe, idubert be,
Stener ben StfH NIT einem Bdmbus=
tu9 unb fGhelt NIT einem Bambus.
fd9er Dem 5errn Riibluns au. Der fid
auf einem 8ambusrubebett NIT 8ams
busmatrabe nnb Bambmstiifen su,
Sieita nieberselest bat. Sein Weif
f9dufelt inbeHen bas NIT einem gam.
busfpielaeug fp:elenbe ainb in cine,
gambustpiege. Na9 6er Siefta raudt
Der 9err feline 8ambuspfeife uni
ntnmt feline 8ambusf9reibfe6sr, um
auf. Bambuspapier einen Brief a.
fhreiben. Damn sebt Ct nit einem
9unlbusfprb am Mrm nno einem Bam,
tusf4trm als S9ub iiber ieinem
9aupte fpaaieren. Gein Weg fiibrt ibr
aber cine @umbusbGngebriide. Da er.
fpdbt er feinen dlteiten Huben, ber bi,
69ule sef4pdnat hat. um NIT ieinem
Bambusrobr unb elmer aus Bambus.
fafer gebrtbten @&nur gu fif9en. 6,
ntmmt i6m bos Rpbr ob unb blGut ibr
NIT Dem unibtrfalbambus ben Niider
l-n. I. n. bis in's llnenblidt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
9nrd llnboritntisfeit tSStlt9
berbraant.

5rau 5raneis WatiOn bon 1884
Waha9uistts= =absnus bate am Won.
tag gormiitas einsn 2sRsl bOu aleioer
auf sinsm bsiBsn Diem fsben, um bis-
islbsn aussuto9en unb 81 rsiniaen.
sic bssins bic unporfi9ti9feit unb gob
cine ssringe Quantitdt @aiOlin In ben
Re1el. Nit einsm Qnan snt3inoeten
F9 bic Ddmpfs bss gafoItns unb bic
5lammsn sr9riffen aud bie 2leioer Der
5rnu, tpsl9s In elmer Sseunbe Ii8ter.
LOB braunts. Auf ibrs 6tlferufs elite
Der alempner Samuel Nsiburgsr Der.
bet, Der bic brsnenbsn 2lsiber bonn
abrpsr Der 5rau riB unb sinsn gimsr
nit WaHsr iiber bieielbe COB, moour&
bic 5lammsn ael6f4t tuurben.
Srau Waiion murbe iofort In bas
etabiboipital ssbra9t. no oie aerste
ishr baran 3msifeln. bab he am 2sben
srbalisn tpsrbsn fann. Die un9lad'
Ii9s Srau ift ,ntisbli9 am aopfs, In
GsIi9t unb anb on Der Bruf Der.
brnnnt, unb ibr 6aar III boaRdnbis
abSsisnst. 5rau Wation iif 25 Sabre
alt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
SmGteunppetit.

Wsl9 seiunben @ppetit bic S1iis
benbriioer auf Dem iiinsit in Wiin9en
abgebaltenen Is. oeutI1en 8unoes-
fdieben enttpideIten, sebt aug foIsens
ben Mngaben berppr: Der &onIum
ipdbrenb bes Tefbanfetts betrug 12c0
2iter Suppe, 18 gentner RbeiRialm,
so Gentner Rinberriiden. Is Gentn,r
Semitic, TOO 6ubner, 1000 2iter Gis
un6 fir $1,000 Wlarf Wein. Jiinfs
unooreibig 26de unter Der Sberleiz
tuns oes Stootto6s Rindz z2eipsig un6
cine Bebienuns BON 40 aellnern, 13o
Goloaten uno 100 2ellnerinnen tparen
tbdtig. Jn Der Geitbd1s mar Der Bier
umfab $50 5ettoliter. Der ipnftige
gr0bte llmiab fun6 in Der 2Dpenbrdus
bolIe NIT 225 6ettpliter Bier, $1,000
paar S4peinstpiiriten. 10000 gaar
Wiener. 8 gentner Sdpeinsripperln.
35 @hinfen. $50 Gdnien un6 $50
6iibnern jiatt. 1os 2affeebaus per<
brau9te 120 pf,nsb Ruffse uno 110
T,prten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
8erlorem.

ID. 3. 9einb an Der parrp Abe. /,
In Der Rd6e Der @anbalia giisnbabn,
wObnbaft. bat feline H6rfe auf
benz @ege bonn Circle BIG gum DENTON
6oteI psrloren. Sn bsmielben befan.
ben f4 sin pafspartout Der pennfpl.
pania gifsnbabn, Elm Billet shltig ftir
cine Gabrt BON Columbus au G5ieaer
unb 8 bis 4 81 Bilets nit obtssm
Hamsn nerieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
GrfoIsrsi9es efat=5nraisr.
a6t id6ne preiis tpmmsn sur gertbeiIums

Der .2pra.Staielub" batte gsfsrn
i'm 8urnsrpart gum erfen Mole tn
bieier Statiaiion sinen prsis. Stat or
ranairt. I'm slf 9ii&en tpurbe wdb'
renb bes Nc&miiiass fsibis seorOi&en,
unb bube unb f9wisrise episIe, bel
benen bic bier Wsn3eI In i46ner gir'
tra9t 3uiammsn uaren. ooer febltsn.
srb6b.sn bas Sniereiie Der Sref4erei.
Hie oil bsrorbsnilih i46nen a&t preiis
purbsn bon fulsenosn glhdli&sn Ben'
aelbrnbern gstponnen.
l. prsis - paul Turaeuies; IL &C.
tponnsne SpieIe.
2. preis = Alwin 6sim, b64'
PES Spill, 566.
8. prsis - 6srmann; Qrsus. SOLD
eessn finf Matabore
A. preis - bermann 8or9ert; 16
eemonusns Spiele.
5. prsis s.. Bs9srer; AIS puntte,
6. preis = gbrif. Ratbert; boobies
Spiel bon 96.
z. preis - auauff Sopf; 8urnet
9egen bier mainoore.
8. preis - Nlpin 3arfast; 451
punfte.
Na9bsm feff9sf.qt wsrben NOR, pr
bic elhdli9sn @sminner tuaren, fano
cine b69fi semti6li4e Na4feier tfatt.
BET Der ben Wsn3eln 3u gbren sablrei4'
@ambrinusopfer gebradt murbsn'
6iermit f4lob bas erffe srfolgrei4'
Stat. 8urnier.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Sole erteaasns.

Die Qolonialmaaren.0 0dnbler Werei.
nisung, bis am Mittwo9 ben 20. Suni
ibr pidnid absebalteu bate, bebanfts
fi@ f9riftli9 bet bem polisei&si
Rsbssr tber bie ausasasi&nste 6hb.
runs bes Ssrst. etoobarb unb bis
iibriaen Beau,ten. ote oie Auff9t beim
pidnid sebabt hatten. 3ur Ansrten.
nune bsr auten Dienie. aiftsts 4.
BEN psnfonsfcnb bes poIiaeioepartsr
uaents SIS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
8eraxbt.

Warion Balimors, SO Shb @sf
etrabe bsna&ri&tiste seRern bie go.
Iiasi, bob sr In Der Na9t bon eamfas
auf 6onntag um $500 beraubt NOR.
ben lei. Gisislbm Fnb ibm aus lei.
mem 3immer sntuenbet tporben unb
bsrmufbet Ct, bob Jsmanb nan ben
6ausgenohen bic 8bat beaangstt sat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Nns @ereinsfreiien.
g hbfette g d 10 q B G n.
Weretn.

3a6Irei& hatten R9 bic S4wabeu
3u Der rseslmdbieen Werfamu,lung,
msI9e In Der 6aas bss ehbisite 9 3urn'
bsrsins abssbaItsn tpurOs, singefuibeu
Ha9bsm bie Woutine. @sf6afte erieoisi
tparen, murbe stn 2anbibat aIs wett.
glieb aufsenommen. Tas Romits.
uel9ss bic 0Orbsrtiiunsen fir bas
gannRatter WoIisfsRss iiberno=msn
bate. bsri&tste. bab bieielben tn better
Oronun9 poraniGreiten. Die ginIa'
buns bss protsifnniii&sn Waiienber'
ems uurbs ansenommen uno bonn Der
ein bsi6IOHsn, .R4 sablrsi& oaran su
bstbeiligsn. Na9bsm Der gerein ben
Wonat Oftober fiir bie Gsier oes etif'
tungsfefes befiimmt bate. trat Der
tagung Elm.
gberuster 2ose .. o. Der
~. -.
Inter fsbr farfer Wsrtretung fanl
sefsrn bic rsgslmdbiss gsriammlunq
Der 5ermann.S6bne In Der Columbia
9alle fatt. s9abmeifter Worit
gi9enba9 rei&te feine &efgnation sin,
tuorauf peter 9ammerle als e9aB'
msiRsr Der 2oss eineeisbt tuurbe. 90
tsins wi9tissn gsi9dfte borlasen, 10
trat balb nod Der grlebigung bel
Rouiins. 9ei9dfte gsrtasHns Elm.
@oneprbta 8erein Ho. 2.
Die rsgslmdBiae 0eriammlune be-
@oneorbia Wereins erfreute fi9 gefern
zines rs9t guten Bsiu9ss. 9a fd
Der prdfbent bes Wersins auf eine,
gerenhsunssreiIe nod DeutI9lanb be-
finbst, 10 ftbrte @uf. Wer3 ben Wor'
| fb. ginem Wiislieb tuurbe bonn Der
ein Ilnterithbuns bewilist. Die &ou'
time. gef4dfte tuaren balb erIebigt.
wOrauf 8ertagung eintrat.
Oeutf&er @e9enfeitiqer
unterftitungs.8erein.
Inter reser Betbeilisung bielt geRsrr
ter Seuii4e @egenieitiGe llnterRts.
Wsrein feline reaelmdbige gerfammlunl
tn Der Columbia 6aue ab. 3wet Ran
bioatsn uurben als Mitelisber aufse
nommsn unb 3lusi iueiters sur Witglieo
f9aft porsef&lasen. Da fsins mid
tigsn Sa&en bprlaasE, 10 maren bi
Routinegef&dfte balo erIebigt, tporau
8ertagung eintrat. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
@inbrx9.

aanefinasr bransen bur4 elm Gen.
Her bss s&lafsimmsrs tn bas 6aus
$40 shb SHo Capitol Ape. unb iu&.
ten init elmer 6oie, In 'wel9er f9 $40
In baarem @eloe fotpie cine filberne
l1br bsfanosn, bas @site. Die poli3si
fahnoet nod benz 9iebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
@efoble1.

Srau RsssIs, 926 M.f 80. strabs
bsiIast Sen gsrIua zines 9rOben tupfer.
nsn 2eRsls. Der ibr In Der Greitae
Ra9t bon Der 8eranba geRobIsn
purbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Seri9wnnbel1e stdbte.
Sahnarbeiter in iehredIider
Deiie um's feben 9ez
fommer.
MuerIet aus Smotatta.


GaIeni. Dor elmo rs Sabren
CAB ss In gIart gountp Drtf&aften,
bon benen isbt nur nod 2anbfarten
melben. go if fsin Stein mehr ba
bon benz lsbbaftsn Orte Sprinqbine.
ber R9 auf benz pIabs bon Charles.
town befanb unb gountpfb mar. Wo
bas gourtbaus fanb, if iebt ein De.
bhfa. Die aIten' Mtten 3eigen, bab
SadfonbiQe am 5. SuIi 1880 ausge.
legt uurbe, aber mo es lag. tueib Nie.
manb au iagen. Sebr bhbf@ sepIant
mar ferner 6arriionbille, bas Tn Qrsu.
3esform aus9eIegt mar. Sm Centrum
foIte fi& Elm GROCER, bffentIi&er part
bsfinben. Die ausIesuns fanb bur@
&obert sbepparb In Oregon 8ownfbip
am "a. SuIi 1880 Ratt. es IdBt f9
aber ni&t na&weiien. bob eine ein3t9e
BaufeQe bertauft murbe. Snnerbnlb
elmer MetIe bon bisiem Orte wurbe
gem Martet TN Sabre 1889 ausge'
legt, unb biefes befebt wenigifens beute
nod.
Nt4tgan @itp. ginen f9reG.
li9en 9ob sfanb bsute Nbenb $homas
Ml. Warb In 9aporte. @arb mar aIs
Babnarbeiter on Der Safe grie bef&df.
tigt unb mubts beuts Mbsnb etne 2ofu.
motibe nod 2aporte begleiten, neil Der
greurfons3us bis nod 2aporte 3luei
& ofomotibsn gebrau&te. Bsim Sos.
toppsln bsr beibsn 9otomotipsn In 60.
porte monte er auf bas 8rittbrett Der
abfabrenben 2ofomotibs ipringen, iam
absr gum 6au unb murbe bon ber 2o'
tomotibe bolRdnbis 3srmaIntt. @urb
mar So Sabre aft unb btnterldbt feline
Wittue unb feds ertpa9iene Rinbsr;
bor feds 5abrsn lam sr bon Daltsrton.
no sr eins 5arm betrieben bate. nod
bisr unb fanb Bei@dftiauns BEL ber
2aie grie Babn.
Dubois. 6eute mirb bie gbanq..
2ut5. ct. petsrsesmeinbe bisr, ibr
neues. i96nes gfarrbaus einweibsn.
Die gsmsinbe freut R& iiber bas, mas
He 3ufanbe gsbra9t bat, unb lab:t
oabsr ale Treunbe berielben re&t bers.
lid elm an bisisr 6sisr tbeiI3unebmsn.
gs finbsn susi gottesbienRe fatt unb
spar Worssns Tim 10 llhr unb Wa9.
mitta9s um 2 ubr. 6err pafior
e9lunbt bon EEL giip tpirb ben gbrtp.
prdfes bss Snbiana Difrttts (Dr. =.
Il. e&neibet) bertreten, unb Na&mit.
mtttags bte ,0effrebe balten, paifor
qaul Mepfe.. bon Der bieReen gbana.
6alsmstir&s tuirb bss Nor9ens bis
6eRrebe tibernebmen. Die Deibe bes
0auiss mtrb bon benz Ortspafpr. W.
6oI3, bolIaosen tuerben.
6a m m NIB. Die nnf&erbeti
bier unb In Der llmsessnb nimmt im'
mer mebr au. Rein 8ag beraebt.
mo ni&t In 6duiern etnsebro9sn iuirb
unb Raubanfd0e bsrhbt iperben. 3wi.
i9en bier unb Gafi Gtieaeo. auf be,
$50. etraBe lou etne ganse Banbe In
ben ipdten Abenbfunben ibr llnuefeu
treiben. Das III ia I'm 9srbdltnib
nod f&limmsr, aIs In @bieaso. gint
1ermebrung bon Ra&tpoliaiifen udrt
baber iebr ON pIabe, - TIM anberu
Sale mhKsn fi& bie 8hrser ieIber Be-
i&aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Serlorem.

%. s. Dalton, 8135 Off Wnisina.
ton etr., mslbste asfsrn ber polijei
ben Werluff feines Nodes. gr min ben.
islbsn bonn @agsn an Der Stb Oh
Strabe 3iuif&en efo unb proipsei
etraBe berlnrsi baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20

grbin 81 m m erm q n, I'LL
Wooolamn ABE, beila9t ben Dsrluif
ieines 6abrrabes. DasIsIbe uurbs
ibm Dor eiout's Snublaben on Wai.
fa&uietts Wpsnue bon Der Strabe &C.
fiohlen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
Neme @tstbidatt

Stette &Ntxtbi@aft
,,Getstttrt) 9abetm|s
% eiio Wemmipltat,ta Ctr .
/ Charles Slot, @0t.
Capital Gttp Dter az Satt .
Sistes &tsts@ 80 ieeet 3ttt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20

gottiieb 3entb arbf,
r0ie sematbli3e ede@,
G6e &obIe unb Rartet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-20
OHenbfrstp.

,6eirdtben pinit. unb ainoer
mD9'ft baben, Simmerlg @et, geh!
0ie Nnmmbeit ftirbt 10 ou9 net ons!A
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
Birthday Surprise.

\ most enjoyable time was spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Silver
thorn, two miles north of Yale, last
Saturday evening, it being the 63rd
birthday of Mr.. Silverthorn. AT about
eight O'clock thirty friends both old
and young invaded the home and per
petrated a most complete surprise on
the head of the household. Mr.. Silver
thorn took the surprise very gracefully
and the evening was passed pleasantly,
his only regret being that he diden't
have two instead of one birthday a
year. His good wife was the cause of
getting together such a gathering of
friends and neighbors and TO wind up
the evening properly dainty lunch
was served at 100 o'clock. 1t was
pronounced by all to be grand sue
cess and OH leaving the company wish
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Silverthorn all manner
of good luck through life.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
noN,r TIE vouRsElF UP.

Don't tie cough or cold up In your
system by taking a remedy that binds
the bowels. Take Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. 1t is different from
all other cough syrups. 1t is better
1t opens the bOwels-expels all cold
from the system, relieves coughs, colds,
Group, whooping cough, etc. An ideal
remedy for young and old. Children
like it. Sold by Mathews q Wight.
--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
Before having dental work done at
cut-ratc offices get estimate on your
work then come to me and will dis
count prices on that class of work 10
TO 80 per cent. V. A. Lacy, Rapley
Block, Yale. 50-4
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
Devils island Torture

Is no worse than the terrible ease of
piles that afflicted me 10 years Then |
was advised to apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salye, and less than box permanently
cured me, writes j.. :. Napier. of Rugles,
Ky. Heals all wounds, burns md sores
like magic. 25c at Pollock * IIennes-
sy's druggists.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
RECENT DECISIONS.

The. postoflice department has decid-
ed that children going to and from
school shall not be allowed TO get their
parents mail, so do not blame the post
master If your children are refused the
mail. The postoflice habit among the
children has become nuisance both
to the public and the postmaster, and
the department has done wisely in
making this decision.
The "opened by mistake" marked on
other peoples letters taken out of the
postoflice, will not go hereafter. You
are required, by ruling of the post
Office department, to look over your
mail before leaving the Office, and re-
turn any letter that may have been put
into your box by mistake, under a pen
atty of two hundred dollars.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-06-13

Ed j. Higginbotham returned
Friday from a business and
pleasure trip to Houston and
Galveston.
Miss Maggie Williams re-
turned from Houston Friday,
after an enjoyable months visit
with relatives.
G. Melancon. of Rayne, passed
through Lafayette Monday.
Arthur POimboeuf and Edmond
Beaufard visited Opelousas Sun
day.
Misses Marie and Anna Du-
bernard. of Scott. have been
spending a few days with their
sister, Mrs. J. Doucet.
Edgar and Martial Dugas
went to Leesburg Sunday.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-06-13
Wednesday, June Is, 1906.
PERSONALS.
u THOSE WHO
4 il COME and GO

DR.. and Mrs. j. d. Trahan re-
turned last week from New Or.
leans.
Jap-a-Lac headquarters, Den
DO & Nicholson Co.. Ltd.
E. MOuisset, the hustling man
ager of the Lacoste Hardware
Co. Ltd, left Sunday for a bust
ness trip to Louisville and Gin
cinnati.
Jap a-Lac headquarters. Den
DO & Nicholson Co.. Ltd.
Robert McFaddin left Tuesday
for Shreveport to be present at
the wedding of a cousin.
See Parkerson Il Mouton for
any kind of insurance. Eight
years experience.
Mines. n. Abramson and Nj.
Rosenfield returned Friday from
a very pleasant trip to Baton
Rouge and New Orleans.
The Falk Mercantile Co. are
prepared to take charge Of
funerals and attend to all grave.
yard work. A fine rubber-tired
hearse in stock.
Mrs. J. E. Rice and little chill
dren and Miss Corrinne Steck-
Ter, of Broussard, were welcome
visitors to Lafayette Sunday.
And it will pay you to remem-
Der that Morgan and Debaillon
are always ready with the fresh
est and best goods to be had.
Miss Elva Alpha and little Nora
Cotter, of Franklin. came to La
fayette Sunday to spend a few
hours with relatives.
Don't worry about warm
weather, the colonial fan will
keep you cool. w. H. Adams
has them.
Mrs. CASTOR Blot, of Carencro,
was q pleasant visitor to Lafa-
yette Saturday and Sunday.
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GRO, paid The Advertiser office an
appreciated call Saturday.
Jap-a-Lac headquarters, Den
DO & Nicholson Co.. Ltd.
After an absence Of two months
spent at Stafford Springs. S.
Begneaud has returned to Lafa-
yette much benefited in health.
Send your sheets. table linen,
ETC., to the Acme Laundry,
prices right, grade of work first
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fols of Pat
tersOn, we're visitors at the home
of Mr.. J. a. Robichaux Sunday.
Get your hay, corn, oats and
other feed stuffs from Paul
Guidry q Co.
Miss Maggie Williams return
ed from Houston Saturday after
spending several weeks with rel
ativeS.
You're not up-tO-date if you
have not found out that BrOuS-
sard Bros, are the people who
always have fresh groceries, at
the lowest prices.
Mrs. Felix Sales left Sunday
for Washington. La, to visit rel
atives.
Ramsey & Upton have just re-
ceived a car of COW peas. They
also have a full stock of corn,
oats, chopped feed. etc.
Invitations are ont announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Valsin A.
GuidrOz to Miss Lucille Breaux,
which will take place in St. Pc
ter's Catholic church, Carencro,
Wednesday, June 20, at six p. m.
Ramsey & Upton have a fresh
stock of corn, oats, alfalfa,
corn. chicken feed and
other feed stuffs. Ring them up.
Judge Thos. r. Smith, of Crow
was in Lafayette Monday on
business.
Let us show you our simmer
suits, they are well made, stylish
and both the pattern and price
will suit yOu.-Schmulen.
F. F. Carter and little son,
of Opelousas, visited Lafayette
Bernard & Meaux are always
stocked with FRESH Groceries
and the way to find out just how
cheap they sell them is to give
them an order.
We acknowledge with thanks
the receipt of the directory of
Louisiana sugar planters and
manufacturers, issued by the
Planters Journal.
What's the use of buying Ice
md not having a good Refrigera-
to get the benefit? We can
interest you sure. Pellerin De-
Jlouet Furniture Co., Ltd.
Mrs. L. 0. Clark left Monday
or a visit to relatives and
friends in Baton Rouge.
Mexican June corn at the
Moss Pharmacy.
Messrs. Rex Domengeaux. L. !
J. Gladu, Claude BrOussard, Ben
,chmalinski and many others l
vent on Sundays excursion and
njOyed the day in Opelousas. {
It is certainly a fact that Prud- I
lOmme & McFaddin have as fine {
variety of groceries as you
you'd want to see-and their {
are always right. :
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Notice.

After this date | shall with
draw from the merchants agree
ment to close at Z p. m.
N. ABRAMSON.
Lafayette, La. June II, 1906.
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Gibson, of Springfield, Mo-, We're
here during the past week look
ing over land with a view to pur-
chasing to plant pecans. Mr..
Hunt stated that they were "a
vOrably impressed and likely to
locate.
For Sc you can get a hard
black. all bristle. nine row Hair
Brush, at the Moss Pharmacy.
Cards r out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Percy Lee Law
renee and Miss Mamie billiard
Duson, which will take place
Wednesday, June q at 9 p. M.
in the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Crowley.
We acknowledge receipt of an
invitation to the commencement
exercises of ST. Stanislaus Col
lege, Bay ST. Louis, Miss, which
will take place June 20 and q.
3 cakes good Violet soap for
25c at the Moss Pharmacy,
Miss Myrtle Lusk, of Baton
Rouge. is the OupSt of tho Misses
MagnOn.
Prof. l. P. Foote will not re,
turn to Lafayette next session
having accepted the principal
ship of the Berwick School.
We have a specially nice assert
ment of summer dress goods
with trimmings to match, and we
invite you to call and see them
Falk Mercantile Co., Ltd.
John G. Elfer, of New Orleans.
general agent Oliver typewriter.
visited L. J. Guilbeau at Caren-
Gro Thursday and appointed him
local agent.
Miss Louise Watkins, of Hou-
ma, is the guest of Miss Louise
NOllive.
We can interest you on a sum-
mer suit proposition. Let us
show yOu.-Falk Mercantile Co..
Ltd.
Miss Lucille Perez, of Rayne.
after spending a few days as the
guest of Miss Louise NOllive,
left Monday for her home.
Mrs. Frank Patin left Monday
for New Iberia to spend a few
days with relatives.
Remember that Domestic Fin
ish work is the kind of work all
modern laundries are doing, as
it is less destructive to your
linen-the Acme Laundry does
this.
Mitchell Berry. of New Iberia.
visited Lafayette Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coussan
were visitors to relatives at
Youngsville Sunday.
Schmulen has a beautiful line
of dress goods with a lovely as
sortment of trimmings to match.
Mrs. O. Broussard and son,
of Breaux Bridge, were
welcome visitors to Lafayette
Saturday.
S. r. BrOdhead, of jean
nerette, was in town Sunday on
business and to see his son,
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Robinson.
If West Plains, Mo-, were made
he happy parents Of a fine boy
IN June 9.
Walter Prescott. took a flying
rip to Opelousas Sunday.
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