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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
LORRAINE VI. LUEuREl rs ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit.


To all persons coucerurd in tho cs-
tate of Lorraine VI. L'HcureuN, late of
burlington. in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
at Probate Court, holden at Burling-
ton. within and for the District Of Chitten-
don, on tn" 18th day of April. 1906,
an instrument purporting to be the last
Will and testament of Lorraine NJ
llieurcuX, late of burlington in said
district deceased. Was presented to the
court aforesaid for probate.
And II 's ordered by said Court that the
18th day of May, 1905. at the Pro-
bate Court rooms in said burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument;
and that notice thereof be given 10 ali
persons concerned. by publishing this or
der three weeks successfully In the Bur-
lington Weekly Free Press. q newspaper
published In said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed,
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO Ap.
GEAR before said Court, at the tiao aSl
place Aforesaid, and contest the probate ol
said vi 4 you have cauee.
Given under my hand. at Burlington,
IN said district, this 18th day of April,
1906.
MARCELLUS a. BINGHAM.
a",W"t Judge.
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DIED

BURTON-At tho Bellevue. Stratfurd.
Philadelphia, April 8 Theodore NJ. Bur
ton of New York city. Brothcr-in-law
Of Mrs Samuel \. Dr. ~, formerly OF
Burlington.
TIMPSON--In Orange. \. j.. April -.
1896. Edwin William on son Of Gustavus
W. and Agnes Walker Iimpson, aged lg
months.
ANDREWS-At Atlantic city N. j..
April - 1906, Harriet Noves Andrews,
wife OF James Frederick, Andrews and
daughter Of tho late julius NJ. Noyes Of
New York.
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NORTHrICLD.

At meeting of the members of Com
pany u and business mon it was voted
yesterday that the proposed May dance,
instead of an exclusive company affair,
should be made more general in character
and the proceeds should be applied to
the Vermont San Francisco fund.
A dcscrtcr from Fort Ethan Alien ran
right into the hands of officer IIutchiu-
son Tuesday evening. lIc had become
somewhat mcllowcd by spirits and went
up to Officer IIutchinson's room to talk
the matter over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
MEMS LIST.

Adrondicl Asthma Co., G. T.. Abbott, !.
=. Archer Henry Btssey, Frank Bor,in
T.. j. Cutler. Leonard chester, Ira Car
pcntcr, Carl Daniels Wallace Erskine. ".
]. T'cnnel, Ira J. Flinery, a. i. Griswold,
d. ID. Grimes, Edw. Gonyou, Frank Gud-
Wig. Alrhonse Cardinal, II. A. Gcncst,
Adelard Laneur, Fred Maynard, G. e. Nc
Gee, &. W. Patterson, Daniel II. Smith,
William n. White.
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wOMEN'S LIST.

MIS-. NJ. NJ. Adams, Mrs. =. Il. Brigham,
Lottie NJ. Baker Lucy Brouso, Katie
Beatty. Miss Carrie Binn. Miss Irene
Chaplin. Jessie CasUell, Mrs. Agnes Dun
ham. Mrs. +. II. Durham, Miss Emile T.,
Grant Jessie Greenwood. Maggie Gem
way. Mrs. kittic Jacobs, Mary T.. Josclyn,
Della Little. Mrs. George Laforce. Mrs. II.
a. Moore, Carrie u. Sylvester, Mrs Dor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26

sang lead Kindly Light and MY Jesus
as Thou Wit" Tho floral offerings were
MANY aud included "A tribute from MIR.
WIZARDS associates on the board of al
derncn. Tho burial was made in Lake
View cemetery, tho bearers being Alder
mon j. Frank kiddcr. John W. Cuhey,
J. w Courtney, e. A. Barber, j.. Henry
Parker and T.. L.. Morgan.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS


Rev. Mr. Sargent OF Northficld will
preach at the congregational Church
Sunday in exchange with Miss Dustin
Mrs. T. NJ. Stanton was quite sick Il
portion OF last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
CITY NEWS.

A pctitiun in baulrurtcv WIS filed Thurs
day bv Ioscph " prsI,,ricrs Of this
Guy WI" Is Il t'leEraph OPERATOR lie mas
'dp'llioS ui Sbio2'S" ana assets oil S1ov'
u Whl'h wv" are claimed exempt
In city court ruosdny Judgment was
,cnd,rcd in tho ,,.,. or ,h., leader Evupo.
r.ror 60. IS. +. q. rusweu for the plain.
tifr to- recover damages of s37 and costs of
sGS9.
vbn oJd rrllows Of Vermont
,brnurl, - f. Chi1suu grand mister
srut bv wire 5000 toward tho rolice Of
the homeless odd Fellows Of san Fran.
cisco Thc result of At general SUBJ
srrtpttou will follow later
me HI!I"'" hl''V I.S " tn' h''tohd'n
county w oman 'h'ISl'"H temperance
t'nou WILL o' I,''" J" inc oilck church IN
ana # Airs. /, T.. l;,ilcv Of Now yo,,,
mammal urp,niz,r and tc.i,r,, ,,p, ~,
,,n. sneaker ON ,rhurs,,,v .vc,i,.
IH" adjourned term OF Iutcd states
courts viii op'u in This city Tuesday.
May I, at - a, M, when tho Jury cases
not tried in February Will bc taken up.
Judge Wheeler has been holding court N
New York for the past two or three
"''N''
Tho. I.ui,er>itv or Vermont I,-, h,u
team ulayrd ..,no- vith tl,, MIN, from
Euu-,l,f,, rulrcpo at I,tivcrsir. .u,11 .rrs-
d,v ana N-r,In,sl,, rho first Sam, u.as
won L,. V,ri,oul l- , scorc Of IA f., 4
while tb,, scruud y.,p,r ,v,e y,ni, H., Row
,Inn, tn
The tImc for noting cases Tor trial at
tn" May term of United states Courts
........ ,,.o,, $50. f,. t,i,i 1.h.,. .,,.n ,io.
~ Amino NJ Ilon,,b,. vs th, 1,ostor 4.
,,,t,, ,..i,.o,1 ,,d or t,,o.,,, Go,,. y,
u.. r..rn,lI t,ivcr ca
Joseph noil'N OF south burlington,
while at work in WnoosN Monday as
tistin~ to movc a stone crushor, sustained
Injuries which resulted IN his being taken
to tn" Fanny Allen hospital. ON exam
nation at the hospital by the physicians
- was '''''' ~ '''' =
Tho annual banquet Of burlington
Lodge uf Iilks was held at tho Van Ness
house last Thursday evening, about 100
b,iug present Dr. H. f.. cl.wis Of New
York was the tuastmaStor aud speeches
were made Ivy +. W. Caldou. W. j.
iig"loW. the Rev. j. }. Barrett, Manor
Burke and f.. T. WuodhulN
~ "'''',' "l,' VIZ Nv"
-''.' w. pun '0'0'
Of 81. JolInshurY. has Liabilities of N,74S.17
,nl assets OF S@l@H.o, Of which 500 arc
claimed exempt. Francis +. Clark, d la
borer Of Lincoln. has liabilities of $'ld ana
II" assets.
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hand, Matthew and daughter Mrs, Iva
StahIeE oil 0tahdlSI'' ~ I Ih' BODY WIS
tah'h t" SlahdiSA Tor int'rmoht.
Jc,ui, R,,ck was il, ci,v c,urt t,ri
oAv an - CHARGE of intoxica,io, sho
,,Iradrd .,,,fIt>. ami ,.,s ennd q, avid c,y,s
of s1,4 which She paid. Froi conliu of
Hu!and also plcldcd guilty tu noin,.
drunk and WAS fined 81 and costs. which,
he could not pay Louisa Vicns was the
second woman up for intoXication She
pleaded guilty and was fined s. and costs
of $I'9.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
WINOOSkI STATION.

!. John Borgan. Lille Blow. Mrs. Joe
FJonin, Giovanni Messina ca, ii. w. Miller,
Thomas Norton, George PubliCover, Pan
lilo Silver, Henry 'ratro. Julia Vocha.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF unclaimed letters in the Bur-
lington postoffice for the week ending
Npril n 1905.
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Roosevelt.
SUNDAY, April %.

10 San Francisco. New York, Chicago
and Philadelphia scnd huge sums.
Americans in Paris and Lisbon are civ.
Ing money. Relief has begun 10 come
into tho city and Is thousands Of home
less people are being cared for.
Mrs. Alice +. Cooper was acquitted
OF thc murder of Charles Northy. h,r
boy lover. There was scene Of re-
joirng in the Augusta ,Mc.I courtroom
when tho verdict was rendered.
The partial disruption Of Leland
Stanford Jr. university was one Of the
most reeretsble incidents NJ the earth
quake disaster
Death Of Edward Page. the aged
father Of Mabel Page. who was muir.
d-r"d in her Weston home by Charles
Tucker
The Gloucester schooner Cynthia
was wrecked In New York bay. The
fate Of her crew ~ unknown.
Slosson won the billiard champion
ship az 49, baikln". beating SchacfcI
in tho last game ~ the tournament.
Saturday, April q.
'F'lH ~ dh'h ~ 'I' S"N'Tnnent
from The president Gown Is bending
every effort TO bring 70 the earthouake
sufferers speedy relief. Tho prob
lem confronting he San Fran.
cisco city government and fedora.
authorities is how 10 fre,I he nlltitud4
Of destitute. supplies are coming in nv
The trairlo but ~ yet the system NJ
diStrlhuj' or - no in complete WORK rg
orde".
A STRIKE or 900 adgerikers ON,
ploved in 40 81 Tho Leading shoe fsc.
feet vhts .c,i,, T.. ~. ro.,,,. -,
strike or SIX men n denIund for an nd.
vance in wages.
The international executive board .,
the United Mine Workers Of America
RI iectod the pronoai1 on or,be sof- co.!
operators who arc opnosirr .he nav.
mont OF the 1870: wage scale 10 Goa,
miners and who offered 10 submit .hs
differences to arbitration
II is oStnma ed that fully $3.50, o,N ~
cash has been raised in Now England
for California narthouake victims.
'"'i' was 'hfe"' OF persona VIC
i'nce IN 'nN !oNaf orShrh OF COMPRESSOR
,nn lar' OF Mt. 'isFk 'fial against NJ.
''o>''h"T w. gro" ihs ON OF S's'e'
mont on the part Of the latter that Clark
had "pu-poSe,v m'.ropvesnr4ed him"
The clause in the VII cf Stepben
Salisbury 81 Worcester. Nses lesviry
lnr id'' ~ N ee'"'e "o''n rom *3'-
'"o'ooo 10 N''"N'''" 10 Inc worcester
aii museum may no' become operative
II ne h"rS prevail n inc Htsation
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Eruptions

The only way to get rid
Of pimples and other erup-
tons is to cleanse the blood,
improve the digestion, slim
ulate the kidneys, liver and
skin. The medicine to take is
Hoods Sarsaparlla
Which has cured thousands.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-26

Charlie Il, Bacon ana Mis- Nv, q
Thomas were married at ST Jus,,L,.
Church yesterday morning by tn. r. p.,
j. NJ. tluarcc. Tlr brid" wore , ro,,. ~,
hu" chiffon with hat to- match and
arrIrd 4 prayer hook. She Wa a,icu,Icd H.,
hor father and sister Miss Alberta rbo,,-
uS, Iho hrlIo is the daughter Of AIR .,,,,
Airs, Alexander Thomas of this CITY. I'M,
groom WAS attended by his brother rd-
ward Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs Bacon tore
On til" carly morning train for uu OK
tended trip On their return they viii
reside at 81 Clarke street
An audience of about 500 people gather.
cd at The Strong Theatre Sunday after
noon Tor a mass meeting and sacred con.
cert TOR the benefit of San Francisco sui.
ferorS President Buckham presided and
remarks were mad" by Mayor Burke
thu Roy O. Y. Bliss the Rev. I G.
Smart tho tiov f, u. Penny and tho
Rev, q. q, Atkins Music was fuinshoo
by Watcuuan' orchestra and TN,
Musical Art society under the direction
of +. W. Riker, John G. Browncll alsc
sang solo. An admission of ten cents
was charged and this with the collec.
ton which was taken amounted f.
$3.50
tn" flncraI Of Alderman II. G. Willard
WIS held from the family home on Shcl
burno street yesterday afternoon at o,3C
O'clock ana was largely attended. among
t. '.e present being the board of aldermen
q large number Of tho members of tho
police force and numerous other city of
hcials, Tine services were conducted NV
Al
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veil as any similar attraction
that has been seen here for
many years.
Mr. COburn does not pretend
to carry the greatest number of
people you couldn't count 'em
sixty unless You saw double,
but he isn't paying fares for
tourists. chair warmers Mr..
COburn's cOrnet solo was one Of
the pleasing features of the show,
the singing exceptionally good.
the numerous specialties clever,
and taken as a whole tha. entire
show gave satisfaction from
start to fnish-Free Press,
Winnipeg Manitoba. Appears
at the Jefferson Wednesday, Jan.
81.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Joseph Boudreaux
Mo-. 2444-18th Judicial Dis
trict Court of Louisiana.
Parish of Lafayette.

BY virtue of an order from the Hon
orable Eighteenth Judicial District of
Louisiana, in and for Lafayette par
ish, dated Jan. II, 1906, in the sue
cession of Joseph Boudreaux, No.
2444 of the probate docket of the said
Honorable Court, l, the undersigned,
natural tutrix administering said sue
cession, will sell at public auction for
cash to the last and highest bidder, at
the last residence of said deceased, in
said parish of Lafayette, Louisiana,
between legal sale hours, on
SATURDAY, FEB. "a, 1905,
the following described property, to
Wit:
One certain tract of land situated
in the parish of Lafayette, La, con-
tanning sixteen arpents, being q part
Of lot No. One Of the inventory of
the community property of said sue
cessiOn, and being the western portion
thereof, which said sixteen arpents
m bounded north by land of Emanuel
Boudreaux, south by land of Mrs.
Antoine Boudreaux, east by the re-
naming portion of said lot No. One,
and weet by land Of Aubin Brous-
sArd and Oth4Es.
Said salgShefpgsmade to pay debts
due b satd Succession.
Lafayette parish, La, Jan. q, 1905.
rel MARIE VALLOT.
Surviving Widow, Natural Tutrix,
Administering said Succession.
january "a.
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TheStage

Thursday night Miss Adelaide
ThurstOn and an excellent COM
pany occupied the boards at the
Jefferson and treated the large
audience to a most enjoyable
evening. The play was an in
teresting one, and while not on
the comedy order contained
enough of the comic to keep it
from being too serious. Miss
Thurston as Betty, was a very
lovaole representative of the
breezy planes of our western
country and had the full symp-
athy of the audience whenever
she shocked her English auntie.
Harvey Bartlett as the youngest
son who aided and abetted Betty
and married her was a decided
favOrite also. In fact, the com
pany as a whole pleased and We
are sure that If Miss Thursto
decides to put Lafayette on her
list she will be certain of a good
house.
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Posted Two Notices.

The management of the Jeffer-
son Theatre has posted notices
that eating peanuts or throwing
paper balls will not be permitted:
The shells from the peanuts
make such a litter as to cause
great trouble in cleaning the
theatre, and the the throwing of
paper balls, while possibly most
amusing to the thrower, is a
nuisance TO other patrons.
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SHORT ITEMS,
Interesting. Though Brief. That
heIp to Tell the News of
the Week.

The machinery for the new
laundry has arrived and is being
put in place.
After a number of unsuccess.
full efforts the Council has at last
secured some shells and is hav.
ing them placed on Jefferson
street and Lincoln avenue, where
they are badly needed.
The Lafayette friends of Vim.
Haden. the blind musician, will
learn with pleasure that he has
secured a position as organist
of Grace Episcopal Church, Mon
roe, La.
Supt. Shackford made an in.
spection trip Thursday, using a
small gasoline motor car, which
is a novel kind of car to most
people.
DR.. Thos. M. Toler, of ellis.
burg, Miss, was in town Satur-
day prospecting for a location.
The Home Charity Association
realized as it's part of the pro-
ceeds from the Street Fair. the
handsome sum of $2OO.05.
Ralph VOORHEES,, last week,
sold his home adjoining DR.. J. D.
Trahan's to DR.. H. L. DucrOcq,
of Lafourche Crossing. who will
move here shortly to practice
medicine. Mr.. VOORHEES, subse-
quently purchased the square of
ground in Elmhurst Park, on
which the Girard homestead is
situated, containing "a lots.
Price, $500. Both sales were
made through the J. C. Nicker-
son Real Estate Agency.
The Council, upon representa-
ton of Principal w. J. Avery of
the town schools, and Supt. ALE.
man, of the urgent necessity for
an addition to the Primary school
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to accommodate pupils, madeappro-
priation for a building 2Ox3O, ii
feet high cost not to exceed $500,
as per sketch and price given by
Mr.. Avery. Work on the addition
is being pushed rapidly.
Felix NJ. LatiOlais has been ap-
pointed constable by Gov. Blan-
chard. vice E.. Begneaud re.
signed. ewillserve as officerfOr
Judge H. l.. MOnnieY'S court.
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COURT ETEMS


A number of civil cases we're
taken up. but, none of any par.
ticular interest to the general
public. The following cases be-
fore criminal. court were dis
posed Of as below.
Eli Foreman. assault with a
dangerous weapon, plead guilty
and sentenced to 2 months in
Jail.
SimOnette Rreaux, carrying
concealed weapon, plead guilty..
fined S25 and costs.
Jean Constantin, shooting With
intent to kill. Trial by juuy.
found guilty but recommended to
extreme mercy of the court.
Sentence to be passed later.
Lazarre MoutOn, stabbing with
intent to kill, plead guilty. To
be sentenced Jan. "a.
Volse Spell, trespass> found
guilty and fined $40 and costs.
Pacide Roy, shooting with in
tent to kill, plead guilty. To be
sentenced on Jan. q.
H. Bodenheimer, violating Sun
day law, found guilty and fined
SIS and costs.
Elvige Dugas and Sadie Roger
disturbing a pesceable assembly.
Fined $25 and costs and "a hours
in Jail.
Edgard Richard, carrying con-
cealed weapons, tried and found
not guilty. Discharged.
Jos. Antoine, assault with in
tent to rape. Plea of guilty Of
assault accepted by district at.
tOrney. To be sentenced Jan.
q.
Paul Ramagosse and Soligny
Hanks, shooting at with intent to
tried and found not
Discharged.
John Davis. shooting at with
intent to murder. Mol pressed.
Chas. Castillo, carrying con
cealed weapons, plead guilty and
fined $50 and costs.
Fernest Savoy, murder. Case
Monday and Tuesday,
verdict of acquittal.
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The COnvict's Daughter.

A frightful explosion occurred
on a Mississippi River steam
boat involving the loss of many
lives and the injury of scores of
passengers. Among those who
escaped were Col. Gould, a Ken
lucky banker and his wife. As
a result of her injury and ner-
vOus p~rOstratiOn, the COlOnel's
wife gave premature birth to a
child that died. This nearly de-
strOyed her mind. Her doctor
told the Colonel that the only
hope for her was in the adoption
of an infant. Fortunately one
was found unframed among the
rescued passengers. Its mother
was killed. Mrs. Gould and the
Colonel loved and reared the
child, a girl whose name was
Edith, as though she were really
their Own-as she regarded her.
self. When she became old
enough, two young men sought
her heart and hand. One was
the confidential clerk of Colonel
Gould, and the other was a young
SOutherner. She preferred the
latter. The Colonel told him
frankly that he was willing Edith
should marry him, but said she
was the daughter of a woman
whose identity was unknown.
This did not deter the lover.
Meanwhile the spurned love of
the clerk made him a william and
he resOrted to trickery, lying,
forgery and other desperate
methods to accomplish his pur-
pose-the marriage to Edith.
He uses an escaped convict to
aid him in his villianous designs.
1t happened that the convict was
really the father of Edith, but
neither he, the william, the girl,
or any one else concerned, knew
it at the time the plot was in
progress. But that fact was de-
veloped later when things are
cleared up and the Goulds, Edith
and her lover are made happy.
This is part of the story found in
"The Convict's Daughter a new
sensational melodrama by j. A.
Fraser, Jr., that will be the at
traction at the Jefferson Mon
day, Jan. 90. It introduces an
original type of '::hobo" known
as Weary Willie. Fora time,
through force of circumstances
and threats, he serves the william,
but through the development of
the story, he shows a generous
nature. It is a character that
stands out in bold relief and
wins deserved commendation.-j
By the Press Agent.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-24
Barlow ninstrels.

The holiday attraction at the
Winnipeg theatre was Mr.. j. A..
COburn's Great Barlow Min
strels, who had the usual big
holiday crowd, and pleased as
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-24

Remaining uncalled for in the
post-ofice for the weel
ending January 10, 1906:
GENTLEMEN.
Andrus, Frank
Benoit, Leonce.
Brown, Eraste
Bondreaux, Jesse
Cunningham, G. w.
Dillon, j. H.
Dosey, Jake
Golyan, Paul
Griffin, John
King, M. G.
Labit, Vic
McZeal, Francis
Mitchell, Pierre
Petro, Henry
Porter. Lewis
Richard, Andre
ROchas, Baldomero
LADIES'.
Andrus, Emma Mrs.
Bernard, Julley Mrs.
Babb, Lucy Miss +
Blanc, E.. A. Mrs.
Green, Laura Miss
Griffin, Ella Miss
HazO, Elizabeth
LOurd, Rosea Mrs.
Landau, Mary
Landry, Caroline Mrs.
Martin, A. D. Mrs.
Narcis, Ernestine
Osborn, J. W. Mrs.
Prejean, Valmon Mrs.
Tabor, Victor Miss
Williams, Anna Mrs.
Weigle, Bessie Mrs.
These letters will be sent to
the dead letter Office January
n, 1905. if not delivered before.
In calling for the above, please
say, ADVERTISED" giving date OF
list.
j. r. DOMENGEAUx,
Postmaster
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W. are not selling out, but our
prices will meet those of any
bOdy's IN tOwn.-Schmulen.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-24

Arthur Bourque and Duplesis
Duhon, of Youngsville, paid the
Advertiser a pleasant visit on
Thursday.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE, I''

PARISH OF LAFAYETTE. I"
We, the members of the Auditing Committee. and the SecretaryO Of the
above named Association, do solemnEy veal that all the foregoing state
mens of the condition of this Association for the six months ending as above
specified aret true and cOrrecs, to the best of our knowledge and belief.
ARTHUR BOURGES,
JOSEPH DUGAS,
Auditing Committee.
H. B. HAWKINS Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before m e this the 23d day of January, A. D. 1906.
CHARLES D. CAFFEFY,
Notary Public, Parish of Lafayette, Louisiana.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-24
DISBURSEMENTS

DISBURSEMENTS.
Loans and vendors privilege. .Sl63 80
Loans on all other securities. 81 90
Withdrawals on current or in
stallment stock. ......... Al 80
Borrowed money repaid. ...... 155 90
Interest on borrowed money!. 20 90
Taxes and insurance advanced ) 90
Expenses of all kinds, including
taxes and insurance. ........ 45 IS
Cash on hand to balance. ..... 10 73
Total. 1882 48
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-24
ASSETS.

Mortgage loans secured by
vendors privilege..........$2 81, $50 90
Loans secured by stock and
otherwise .............. 40 40
Incomplete loans. l75 10
Due from members on stock. 10 ~
Due by borrowers from MEM
bers for interest .......... % So
Due by borrowers for ia
and insurance advanced.... y 10
Furniture, fixtures and sup
plies ..................... 50 30
Real estate held during pro-
cess of transfer. 200 10
Cash on hand and in banks. 10 10
Total. 81, 2ss 20