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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-10
INGRAM

From the Ingram Record
Ray Cliffleft Monday for Lawrence,
Kansas, where he will travel with an
evangelist
A. b. Peterson departed Tuesday
for Graettinger, Iowa, his old home.
Mr.. Peterson came here some months
ago for his health
j. II. Menefee and wife arrived
Tuesday from Kentucky where they
spent the past month. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Menefee's broth
err
Arthur Market and family shipped
their household goods to Phillips
yesterday and followed on the after
noon train for that place where they
will make their future home,
The new Methodist church will be
dedicated on the 18th day of Octo-
Der. Presiding Elder Haight and
DR.. Plantz of Lawrence University
will speak in the morning and even
ing.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-10
TONY
From the Tony Enterprise

From the Tony Enterprise
Miss Frances Helm is visiting with
friends at Neillsville.
A. f. Helm transacted business in
Chicago the fore part OF the week.
Roy and Floyd Hall returned from
the Dakota harvest fields Wednesday.
Miss Agnes thinner is visiting with
relatives in the southern part Of the
state.
Matt Beck moved his household
goods into the house formerly occu-
pied by Martin Kane.
Miss Frances Newhouse spent a
compile days with relatives at Lady
smith the fore part OF the week
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-10

We've turned the corner: it's fail
in our shop now, no matter what
the weather is outside.
Our winter goods are in and we
invite your inspection.
Our showing of fall and winter
suitings is the most complete in the
city and our prices are within the
reach of everyone's pocket book.
You better call at the shop.
We know you'll be pleased
23tf T.. M. SWORDEN.
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1907. ....,a., ;iissssl,gEs -~,-
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-10
rvnhnid in British Army.

In India alone the losses to the
British army from typhoid fever
amount to half battalion year. The
latest reports furnish proof that the
practice of anti-typhoid NEGOTIATIONS
in the army has resulted in substan-
tial reduction in the incidence and
death rate of enteric fever among the
inoculated.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-10
Left.

my rich uncle is dead"
"He left you something, did he not?"
Yes"
Good! What did he leave your"
"Penniless."
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-10
Real Estate Transfers

Sage Land & Imp. Co to j l. Gates
Land Co ne nw-26-35-6 .....:......$ $50
Henry Heller to James P Jacobson
seA lot blk 10, Sabin's add....$1I5
Ingram Lbr co to I'll Lillian Miller
lots 10, IL, blk 81, Ingram......$l0O
w H Pippin and wife to w Royer
sb he NV se-2S-35- 6......... ....... 100
j l. Gates Land Co to A p Conrad
ne nw-26-35-6...... ..................... 5000
J L Gates Land Go to A p Conrad
ne sW-13-33-9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
w L Stephenson and wife to q S
Conklin lot 3 bike Flambeau Town
Co.'S add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l200
Herman G Husbues to Laurids Jor-
genson lot blk 8 nj w w Co.'S add
Albertina Miller to Andrew Van
Sickle lots 4, 5, blk l Miller's add
$70
Geo F Starin ct al to W A Blackburn
lots Z, 8, 8, blk Blackburn's add
to Bruce ............................... T3foo
Math Kassela and wife to Theodore
Priene VIZ sw NJ OF ne sw 13-34-9
.................. $llO0
Edward Rogers ct ux to Luther l.
Soules NV ne Sc sw-11-35-7.......$S $500
w A Blackburn ct TX to T. Fl Gid
dings n % ftlot %, all of lot a, 5 II
it lot %, blk IL Bruce. $500
. H Richards ct ux to J G Gommel
lot 2-36 34-S...................-. 5000
The Linnukugal Brewing Co to
John Kawa w so it lots 1914 blk 10
vii OF Weyerhaeuser................SlOO
Alfred Boles to Martha Bolies one
acre in $3.50
John Williams and wife to G K Gil
lett w 10 acres NV 3-:34-9... $500
John kobliska to Herb Mattice lot
Ii blk Is, Weyerhaenser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-30

fen faltrt ma, mer miro oenn Qltb 0en1
5ortfommea eines Men16en I'M @eqe
Iein. &ieIei6t, BOP oie 0elttI6en Sc
BORDEN nit gepobnter @riin0li6feit
oas 3eugnis ousfiiQen miiroen, er-
mortet man 0oS @Gei9e ettpa oltd,
bon Stolielt o0er gar bon Ser Cir
fei2 l1n0 no bleiben 0enn oie Ser.
Stooten BET Ser @eidi6te2 @ir bo=
ben bier mebr 4rbeiter notig.
SIM 2ottfe zines Sobrbunoerts iino
biele WiGionen bier eingefpon0ert un0
0ie W2eiiten it10 quite 8iirger gelpor-
Sen, uao barrtlter gerooe 0ie, oenen
lire @eimotbeboroe germ ettpas qon3
onoereS gegeben boben miiroe, als Elm
glttes 2eumunos5eltgltis, menn lie Die
GeboluttonGre erpti6t bette. @enn
aIIo Die @erren bon Ser &ommiiion
lpeiter nidbt8 bon europa mitgebra6t
6obenL dlS Die perbliiffenoe Soee bonn
2eumul10s8eugni8, Damn por ote gait
&c &eiie fir oie &ab,@ S6ooe Inn
Dos idone @elo!
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Sine OcrfeAlte Meiie.

Wfit beoeliteno g~eringeren &offntn=
gen, ais tie aus5og, lit Die Is. bonn
8raiioenten gum Gtuoium Der euro
pail6en MISUNDERSTANDING
e%rnannte &onmiiiion nab langerem
Alfentbalte in europa mad @nIbing-
ton 3uriidgefebrt. Sic bat biele 2an=
Der beiu6t uno Wonate gebro1tdt Inn
Die io8ialen nno inouItrieQen 8erbdlt-
niiie Der 8o1fer felt5uiteaen bon De-
men Nmerifa feline 3ufllbr ON Mrbei=
tern be3iebt, uno Die @usbeute Der
.gon5en 5abrt> Die 10 bel @elo qe-
foitet bot, lit cine iebr oiirftige. ga,
re6t betro6tet, lit Die gauge @eI6ihte
ein WaiBerfolg. ODER mill man etpa
ben ein5igen 8oridlag, 5u benz ii6 oie
&ommiliion 5uiammengerafft bot, fir
ettpos mebr nebnen als eiuen S6leier
iiber ibre erfolgloie 5abrt? 9ieier
ein5ige 8ori6lag lattet nGlnlih oo=
bin, OaB fiir0erbin ieoer @inmanoerer
beim 8etreten oes nterifonii6en So
oens ein Seumunos3elgnis BON ieiner
9ein1dtsbe6oroe, bonn an1erifaaiiden
&oniul begloubigt, oortpeiien ioa.
User it'd 81 6auie nidt gut aufgefii6rt
Bot, Der miro bier ni6t bereingelQiien.
9as flingt munoeri61nl l1ro mie
einfa6 Loft oies Die gauge beifle Gin
manoerungsfrage. @er in 8etrogen
nid)t Summer 1 bat, Ser miro nieoer
abgeidoben. SertigI ltno mir befom-
men MIR neue 8iirger, Die iiber alien
3tpeifel erbaben li1lo. Nmerifa miro
elm Muiterlono. Ser @iB lit MIR
Der, oh iih Die europGiiden Gegie-
rungen oa5u berbeilafien mer0en, oie
beiagten 2eumuno8eltgniiie o~us5uitel-
len, uno pertn, Oh lte nid)t gerooe
bel Den Berlonen, BON oeren 8orleben
lie gera6e nidt erbaltt limo, Elm Mllge
3uoriiden iperoen. Die Regierungen
Der meiIten europdiiGeu 2Gltoer mo-
den ia gnr fem @ebl ooraus, Dob iie
bon Der Ausipanoerung ibrer Arbeiter
nifts peniger ais erbaltt limo. sSil
einigen 2dn0ern bat man i9on Ser
luhe gema6t, ourd beionoere @eieBe
Der observation-disclosures ourdb Die
4usluonoerung @in6olt 3u tun. lln0
ldlieBlib fam mon e8 ibnen ou6
faum peroenfelL tpertl1 tie auf ieoe
@eiie Die guten @lemente hires Sol
fes in Der @eimat feit3lbalten iuden,
Wdbreno iie ben idlebten @lenertelt
ben abidieo 10 leidt mie moqlid ma,
den. NIB nod 9lmerifal miro es ou
beiBen, gart5 pie friiber, uno fpenlt
ein anfes 2e1mun0saeudnis nns1l he[.
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tel gebonoelt bot2 Gin oatl8 merf-
mitroiaer 3nieIpaltl

tel gebol1oelt bot? Sin gang merf=
miiroi9er 3mieipaltl
Snfonieqlent NOR es au6, Ser be-
tannten 4gitatorin Hoio 2nrembnrg
Sib unO Stinm1e I'M &ongreB 81
perpeigerll ult0 Damn fir oos 5raltelt=
Sttmnlre6t ein5ltreten. Cine i6fpar=
meril6e @efiiblsouleIei oie ben So
Sen Ser @irfli6feit gor5 unter Ben
SiiBen perlor, ober ipro6 ii6 in Dem
Sei6luB geqen @rperbung BON So
lonten aus, beionoers IN Ser @rfld-
rung, oaB ben &iloen eth i6dnoli6eS
ltnre6t gei6ebe, penrl man tie nit
@epalt 5ip~ililieren moQe. Cine boQig
9ebaItloie @brale, oie I'M &onferen8=
|iool nod elmer 3~iinOenOen Geoe, iebr
biibi6 flingt, aber 10 penig Ben tot
ia6li6en Gerbdltnilien entipri6t bob
Ser gauge 8eI6luB our6 Tie ieoeS Spur
zines praftii6en @ertes perliert.
9os ein8ige mirfli9 @rfreuli6e in
Dem 8erlauf oes &%ongreiieS mar oos
Iuftretenf Ser oerti6en 8elegoten ge=
gen ben ebenio unour6fiibrbaren pie
fonfuien AntinationalismtS mie er
bon ben Sran5oien nebenbei geiagt
zines Ser am meiiten nationali1tii6
%geiinnten @0Ifer Der @roe = befiir-
Dortet mur0e. gfo6 elmer toQen gte0e
oes fran5oiii6en 8elegaten @erbe
belt Der oel1tl6e 9elegot 8oQmar
cine &eoe, in Ser er iebr entI6ieoen
Sen nationo + patriotii6en Ston0=
punft Der oeuti6en So3ialoen1ofratie
betonte. Scr Weilitorismus, ioete
er, oiopobl ipie Ser &rfeg fanoen uno
meroen III unS in11ner einen entl6fe=
0enen @egner finoen. @tr iino be-
reit, meiter 5u fdnpfen, ober mir
meroen uns our6 ooS &fgei6rei
niemalS nniere Gimme unl11ebeln lai=
in. @s lit untpabr, BOP ~Snternotio-
nalisntlls glei6beoeuteno nit 9lnti=
nationalismus tit. @S lit untpabr,
oaB mir fein 8oterlano baben. 2iebe
8ur Meni66eit fam uns nidt ooron
binoern, quite 9euti6e gu iein. 9b-
pobl mir nit aller Modt gegen bic
fiinitli6e Srennung Der golfer fGln=
|pfen, piini6en mir bod niht, boB oae
Iotionen oufboren uno Elm lnllogli=
DIES Golfer-Gagout uno -8otpourri
entitebe. Die Soee, Ben &rieg Our6
etnen @e11erolItretf 3u beieifiqen, lit
ebenio ndrrii6, mie Die, oaB Der So
pitalismus iiber Nn6t 3erltort mer=
ben fonne."
9arin iino aQeroines ou6 piele
8ioeriprii6e, a6er Der @ruttogeoonfe
Ser aus oieien 8orten ipri6t, tit oo6
10 ipnpatbiid, ooB man ii6 ibrer
trob Ser @ioeriprii6e freuen fa1n,
Gerroter an ibrem 8aterlanoe tperoen
Die oeuti6en So5ioloemofroten ME
mer0en, 10 longe nod lire Siibrer
altf ibren &ongreiien oerartige CT
fldrungen obgeben.
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@nntls Yi0ltnina. on.

9tnrg 6. Rips, &ransport BON.
0eobeln, @ianos, @eloihrdnfen. 9tei.
nigen bon &eppi9en. 304 OitIeite
Alamo &lo5a. 8ei0c Telephone.
&rompte 8eoienung. @ebt uns Cure
auftrGge. 3ufrie6enbeit garantiert.
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& an.
y ~ q Gle.

@an Mn4otsss. Seg,. %. Aug.
Orbiunra 81 Cents; 9oob Drbtnntt
10 Cents 9Qtp Mt6oiing Ill ~ @ts.,
@2iooIin9 II q Gents; @0ob 0liboiint
10 q @ts /; Mt6biine Tair IA n gta
W~alUef0u, 4eg.s e. Qug. -Gt0raart
81 @ts.; Cub OrbiuGfs II @ts.
9Dn Mibbltug 1873 Cts; Gtboiiup
ID Cts; @Dno 0}tboling Az cts.
RiDolina 5nir 15I Gents.
Jsetu Orleans, Sa., %. Mug.
gOno Srbinarb IL SIG gts.: 9pu Mioo.
ling 12.3i16 gt8.; Wliboling 13. 7Il6 cts.
goDo Mtbbling 14.1ll6 Cts; WiobIine
Eair 15.7i16 Gents
Saummcilimueu nuD OeneuBrobrfts.
8rima BaummOriameu . DaebI. per
8Dnne $25
8ounlmoaiameu ; Del. rob, 43 gts.
Grinsa gaum,r0aiamer . Rudaer. per
7onne $3.50.
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Snft es G1td?

Damn piBt Sbr, oaB oie @eniation
nidt gera0e an9enebm uno idmer gu
6eilen it, es iet oenn oos ridtige
W2ittel miro angetpenoet.
9unt's Cure lit Ser &onig offer
&autfrmfbeiten. Sic BELT prompt
aae befannten iuden0en S6mer8en.
@an8 gleid pel6en Narnen iie 6aben
uno on pel6em 8labe tie a~tftreten.
Cine Ipplifation beridafft @bbiilfe;
cine S6adtel 1T garontiert, abioIut
3n heiIen.
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M WCOMB G. co.
Srapis Gonntn giaudl.

MtafoD.@ ebdn6e7 Maborro-9 troBe
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21larpt 8 0ersA4
Can gntonip, %. qua. 1876
@teb $ Wsarft.

,1AtD. psA NtG
,UiA ...''..... I
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Staat Obio, o,
2ucaS Geuntb, 50.

Sranf 8. gbeneb bef6p6rt, baB er
Der dItere gartner Der Sirma S. 8. gbeneb
nnb 60. it, peI6e Gei9dfte in Der Staot
Splebo. in obeneenanntem eountb uno @taate.
tbut, unb baB befaste Sirnta Die @unrnte bon
et~nbnnbert 9pIIarg fir ieben San
bon &atdrrb be5abIen pirb, per burc6 ben
Gebral9 bon SafIs &atarrbs&ur ni0t
gebeiIt tpezoen fam.
Sranr s. gbeneb.
8es1poren bon mir unb unters
f1rieben tn meirer @egenipnrt
am 6. September u 9. 'S6.
5iegeI,
81. %. GIenfon, offentIi6er gsotar.
9ans &atarrbsaur mfrs tnrerIi9 eenouls
men uno pirft brett auf sas gIit unb bic
i9Ietmigen OberfId6en bes Gpftems. 2aBt
@u@ 3~eugniiie fret 5uf@iden.
s. s. gbeneb uni Q ;. 9oIeoo. O..
gerfauft bon alien apot6efern, 75c.
5an's SamiIiens8iler ftrtb Die -beften.
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$500 s(der am Colorado SIuB,
30 @eilen bon MuItin, 80 G[der in
6elo; etpa 700 @der f0nnen gepfIiigt
tuerben, 9feIt lit feines @eioelan0.
8wet ader GROCER 9bItgorter, gutter
8rrnnen, 5pet GiIterneh @aus nit
iedS 3immern. 8lieBenoe QueQe ouf
Dem 2on0e. 9ie8 lit oic bette fleine
&ie9-Gon9 i'm Gtaate at $500 per
Ader. Wtalt men6e ii6 OH
NciucUtn6 & So.
Wodab=@ ebGu0e, geanorro-S traBe.
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8erar gountn g rst,

100 afer Sarm 40 ader in Sui,
tur, gutter 8aitltre, biel SoI3, gutter
&runner, neues Saus uno 6taQun-
gen, IL Meiler bon San Mntonio,
nabe @oItoffice, Store etc. 9lQes fei-
neS 2ano. @lite @rnten. 9reis
$4,000
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5un GntoutD.2 %. Nus. 1907
Ohien $3.50 bis 1886 per LOO 9fb
atihe $l.75 Biz $40.
@ulen uno nGtqgs" $I.60 bts $3.50.
36hrliage $500 biz SO. so
Rdlber 81 so bts $3.50.
S@afe So so be 81 90.
8ieeen 1926 Bis So. so.
Sd)tueiile $4.59 Biz $500.
ct. Somts, %. slug. Riu ooteb
9atioes 81 so bta $3.50. 9eras : @ieh
1875 bis IS %.
GArcihe 500 bis $3.50.
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kelIe E.
@ q Il / c.

aartDFeiu, Neue 1925 unb 1910 per
gentner.
8toiebeIn. geuOm 9anpers 1915 uub
So. 60 per leo asfb.
9omaten, asros $1.25 unb $L.5O per 4
&Drbegrote
aarrDtten as Gts. per 9ubeno Bnnbsi
8Dbl, $3.50 per IOG Bfo.
&fefer, rs gts. per Crate.
Gtra. SO Cts. per "A Bu.
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Ser iuirf(idlc Seller.

@enn Sbr cine 8rono- ooer
Qneti6tpunoe babt, rei6t iie elm uno
bieibt babel, reibt fie Elm.
@9e SIR es gu6 periebt, lit Ser
gauge SrubeI ooriiber.
Gut oaSielbe fir Elm i6mer3en0eS
@elenf o6er @lltsfeI.
IS 3ie6t ole S6mer5en uno Slit
ltofte 9eraps, 9ilft prompt uno BELT.
@os lit oieS2
Snmtis g~ialtnina. Oil.
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8npf mr. aue8enaftefc 0cb1aoe RehDbnt $40 WGOben aus 13
Staaen nno Serrtterten.
Sage ldbt erreub6ar, 9euno, bornebm. WrteEfhes ggoGer i'm leberHus. Be-.
prnne amntenphe9ettn, 3Mmer mbbfrt ub NIT 5epptben beIeat, eetrida 81.
nuH qpet sou ohs9foteter surn1aal.n o 8tbuthet g5Henibaftide un0 de.
mlhe Qpparnte, 5pe5iolhdteai Gfuft @eaue, aunf, 9eflamanon, f6rpe1ihe
pom Der 9eHhett fp Sdhule, 8ien, Director. Bier auf oeuehen annferpotormn nn.
9r9Rnoren. BIof 0orORt erhlt Stotnsuntrridat 90 geamfe mi 0e6rrr
9tRrarther 8uius fubrt sun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unt fo5fineu Srooe. @atpnm ss;o
Su0aa9etpeH IN Vatalo9en meno man fb q N cte 8rdfbeuHn
MRS. L. a. KIDD-kEY, SHERMAN. TEXAS
REV. e. l., SPURLocK, MISUNDERSTANDING.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06
An Enjoyable Euchre.

A few friends of Mrs. B. N.
Corona gave her a pleasant sur
prise euchre Tuesday afternoon,
Feb. %, in honor of her friend,
Mrs. Kahn of New iberia. After
eight interesting games were
played the prizes were awarded
to the following ladies': Guests
prize, a lovely bottle OF perfume.
Miss Moragus of New Orleans.
First prize, a silver oyster fork,
Miss Melancon. Consolation
prize. a pretty pink Din cushion,
Mrs. Chas. Patterson. BOBBY
prize, a cute little turtle pin
cushion, Mrs. Martin. After
which delightful refreshments
we're served.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06
TheStage
WOman's Club.

The WOman's Club met March
2 with Mrs. John Kennedy as
hostess.
The president being absent,
Miss McLaurin gracefully filled
the chair. After all business
was attended to the following
officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
President Mrs. Hulse
1st Vice President Mrs. Davis
End Vice President ........
Mrs. John Kennedy
Corresponding Secretary......
Miss TrOusdale
Recording Secretary......s...
...,........M Mrs. LeROSen
Treasurer. ....... Mrs. White
The club adjourned to meet
March 16 with Mrs. LeROsen.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06
His stab,

my aim in life was to be a good
cook"
But being q woman" replied her
brute of a husband, you could not
be expected to hit where you aimed"
Houston Post.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06
ElmhurSt Park Lots to be sold to.
morrow at Auction.

Tomorrow morning at y
o'clock free carriages will leave
the Gordon Hotel for Elmhurst
addition which will be sold at
auction sale beginning promptly
at $50. This is beyond question
the best property in Lafayette
and We would not be surprised to
see Mr.. Harris break his record
Of a lot a minute. It is seldom
that one has the opportunity OF
buying such desirable property
on such easy terms and we feel
satisfied that our citizens
will avail themselves of this
chance. The ladies are especially
invited. A free lunch will be
served and fifty dollars in gold
given away. SOntag Band will
give a concert at Gordon Hotel
from s to 9 o'clock. We predict
a grand success. Go oa5 and see
Mr.. Harris sell one lot a minute.
SHE CAUGHT HIM.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06
GROCERIES
LEON lehman GROCERIES co., LTD.
ADDRESS,: Main Store. NEW ORLEANS, LA

We have inaugurated a mail order department and will
fill YOUR orders upon date Of receival at the same low
nrices that govern sales at any of our stores right in
New Orleans. We quote remarkably low prices. We
are extensive dealers, have facilities that enable us to
place subject to your orders high grade groceries in
retail quantities at wholesale prices and WE
GUARANTEE every article we sell. Orders
filed as follows: Goods shipped date of receipt of or
der. Every article guaranteed, weight and quality.
FREIGHT paid on all orders of $500 Or more. Cash
must accompany orders unless prearranged other
wise. We handle hundreds Of articles not advertised
at prices correspondingly low. II YOU want anything
that is not advertised, or some special brand of can
ned goods, preserves, state brand and we will ship it.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06
Home Mission Society Conven-

tIOu.
A convention of the Home Mis-
sion Societies of the State will be
held in Lafayette on Mar. Il at
the Methodist church. Three
sessions will be held, morning.
afternoon and night. A large
attendance is expected. Ar
rangements have been made for
entertaining the delegates in the
homes of citizens. An entertain
ing program has been prepared
for the occasion, during which
the work and aims Of the Home
Mission Societies will be explain
ed. The public is cordially in
'vited to attend all sessions OF the
convention.
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Married.

Miss Jessie BufOrd, and Mr..
Herbert Lusted, son of Mr.. Chas.
Lusted, were married Tuesday.
Feb. 26. by Judge H. L. Monnier.
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MRS. j. !. PUTNAM,
Music Teacher.
Opposite Gordon Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, LA.
Four Lots,
Mill8'AddifiOn.

BY DANZIGER & TESTER, Auc-
tionneers-Office l34 CarOudelet street.
TUESDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1907.
at II O'Clock M. at the Real Estate
Exchange, 311 BarOnne street, will be
sold at public auction
LOTS NOS. 48, 81, 33, 63, Mills
Addition, Lafayette, La. Said lots
will be sold separately and measure
each 100 #, by q debt of 40 #.
Terms-One-half cash and balance
note for l year, with 7 percent interest;
usual security clauses and purchaser
pays 1907 taxes; 10 per cent at time OF
adjudication. Act of sale before B.
Rouen, Notary Public, at expense of
purchaser.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06

Garden seed in bulk at the
Moss Parmacy.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-03-06

Harold-Have you heard the news?
Reggy De Soft rescued a widow from
the breakers the other day.
Hobart-But who is going to res
cue Reggy?-Topeka Journal.
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Poor Man.

Poor Man.
She knew not her first husbands worth.
In fact, she used to doubt it.:
But now she don't; in fact, she tells
Her second all about 1t.
Houston Post.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-16
MONEY SPENT FOR sopAs.
Ten Thousand Dollars Day Not Un-
 usual in Big City.

Ten thousand dollars worth of soda water a day-well, probably. ]" said a city druggist whose trade in the efferyescent fluid is considerable part of his business. Tn summer the days bill for this city is doubtless all or that and more. Take the average price of soda at ten cents per glass. figuring that the Sundays and other l5-cent connections offset the five cent drinks, and s10,000 means a hun. dred thousand glasses of soda. not an excessive estimate for a million and a half people, allowing for the visiting strangers, who are generally thirstier than the natives. Oh, yes, it has opened, but probably this days sales over the whole town won't exceed s5,00o, or perhaps they will be less than that. But, all told, allowing for good days and bad, winter and sum- mer, this city probably drinks at least million dollars worth of soda water a year, and, what's more, never misses the money.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-16
MADE STIR IN THE HOUSE.
Iady's Presence In British commor.
 Caused consternation.

A lady appeared in the house of commons one night, and members reared Tor a moment that the dream. or the suffragists had come true The tail. broad, and stalwart Sir Jobn hennaway pushed his way througb the swinging doors and made toward the bar. There was a gasp of sur. prise when in his bulky wake was signted demure little lady in a lawn coat Instant visions of a suf. iragist plot for woman to force on. trance into the Parliamentary holy or hoiies under the expansive shadow or Sir John Kennaway's coat tail,
 Lady, lady." shouted two door guard. ians dashing in. big attendant dozing in corner, jumped forward 10 block the way. MT. Gosset tho deputy sergeant-at-arms, gripped his sword and looked like business. peu. mell was the female intruder hustled into the lobby, looking very frighten. ed, for she had been an unwilling sinner. Members smiled. settled themselves and soon lapsed again into slumbrous attitudes.-St James' Gazette.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-05-16
LIMIT TO SENSE OF ANIMALS.
John Burroughs Scouts Theory That
 They Commit Suicide.

T do not believe that animals ever commit suicide. 1 do not believe that they have any notions of death. or take any note of time, or ever put up any bluff game, or ever deliberate together, or form plans or forecast the seasons.
 They may practice deception, as when a bird feigns lameness or par. alysis to decoy you away from her nest, but this, of course, is instinct. i've and not conscious deception.
 There is at times something that suggests cooperation among them, so when wolves hunt in relays, as they are said to do, or when they hunt in couples, one engaging the quarry in front while the other assaults it from the rear; or when quail roost upon the ground in ring, their tails in the center, their heads out ward; or, as when cattle or horses form a circle when attacked in the open by wild beasts, the cattle with their heads outward and the horses with their heels.
 "Of course, all of this is instinetive and not the result of deliberation. writes John Burroughs in Outing. The horse always turns his tail to the storm as well. and cows and steers, if I remember rightly, turn their heads.'