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Scnfcrt's Earf fir Mniternr0itcn!
&cnfert's Earf fir Nnitcrnrjiten!
Scnfert'S Earf fir Nnitcrnr0itcn!
&enfcrt's Earf fir IniternrOiten!
H)Qkl
Sn ie6ent Suushalt

'oute oaa refine, moblidnedenoe 80
lace"-Sier aus Sreb. Sauernihmiot's
American 9remerp" itcts p~orrdtbig
lein Elm geiunoes uno itGrtenoeS
@etrGnf. 9citelIt cine Irobetiite bct
@urem Wirtb ODER per Gel. 6. & i.
364, Mo. 1891. 9rallerei t1O4-
1928 SiQen. StraBc. $3.50
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6cbbcl's cinsiacs Mtclicr.

@ir baben MIR Elm Itclicr in galti.
more, nno bas befinOct iid) in Der
Gtasc at cbcner Groe, @r. 321, Npro.
0aps, nabc Sisb.Str. &inbcr.Ebos
tosrapbien cine SpcsialitGt.-9cine
Nscntcn nnb feline Srcppen 81 itcigen.
s. Seb6cl. 6. Grni, 8eidaitsfiibrcr.
(275)
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s

@enoelcr's Sotel, 400 Galpcrt-,
Gfc Wulbcrrp.Str ctr. Glcgante Sdlaf.
simmer, mGfise Yrciic. Mablsciteu
at jcbcr sasesseit. @csnlarc Diners.
Teinite 8ctranfe nnb Gisarren.
Giscntbiimcr &altcr u. @enbeler.
(Sftt-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Spnncnnnis nnb llntcrgang.

Sonncnoli8ang 6 llbr - Wtinuten.
Communicating ) llbr t6 Min.
Monoouf9on0 I llbr NIbcnoa.
Sllttb I llbr 81 Mirllten Morocn&.
SIlitb S llbr II Winlltcn Nbcn0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

n|lofe'Soltnf0, DER 8eltern Don OFT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iencs Counting.
5ulommen geitellt nltroc. lit ehe1 10
arob, oils Scr Scr Stoot Baltimore.
9erielbe cntbGIt 0ic Narncn poll 80
GnnOiodfen luopon % 5t %crtp0blet
iin0, iu,o ullbcrbem Sen NpribIu0 Der
Ginberuinna Scr conItttlltioncIlcl
Convention.
sic Dabcn BeIo.
Ger Gampn9neiono Ser Hepublifn.
ller miro AUDI in oieicn Sabre cit
enormer iein. 1ieier ytltgenObaiten"
Furtci ieblt eS nicnlolS al Den no.
tbiAeu Woneten gum Saul bon Stinl.
men, me6er IN Warplano, nod ionit.
no. Glide intinle tSrelrn0e bes repll'
blifanllden @ol,pernellrs Candida
ten Geo. II. @aitber oQein ipllcn sic.
ier Gage $4,000 81 oem 6ono beiAc'
"Iteitcrt BADEN. Ia5u fonlnlCn Damn
nod bic, groben Sunrmen, lpel6c Die
inter 3oQcinnebmer Stone, 4ioitlnei-
tier 0urris ulo SnIonoltellcr Gin'
nebmcr NolOsborougb lteben0cn
@luloesbeantem Sntel Bill" Sation
pom Sitlicr, glopo Gopn0cS Don
Cumberland uto onOcre @ltrinrcibc
Gcpublifuncr nit poIitiidcm CIR
0ci5 beiitc,,ern merben; ullO mciitcn5
'inb sic Heprblifancr bel bcll Gorpos
rotionen ailh better nngcid)riCbcn ais
sic Gemotraten.
Seine u hcpuu mc6r.
Sic 0emofrntiid)cn Ganoiootcn puo
heoner per0et bon Jest an bis gum
>. Noucnlber feline Mubcpnuic mchr
b%ctommcl. Sclitc gent aIlca nodl Nrrs
0erid 5llr oprti9cn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
d)cn gnSItcllun1.
0eutc Abeno iinoen in Baltimore
5mei Tcrianmlul9cn ilntt; cine III
3lne'@ Sullc an ser WcItsgultinlorc-
Strnbc, in ,pcld)cr Reconsideration Nrs
tbllr lSllc @prntan BON Soiuarb.Go,
Scrr Il. 2. @olosborou5b, Scrr Wlil.
Cotton unb EQUATOR Nopncr sic Hc0
ner ieiu mcrbcn; sic unberc Tcrilmn,-
lltn1 iinoct inter Sen Nlllpi5lcn 0ca
oemofrotiiden Clubs Ser 6. @arO III
Tr. 1924, Sit.galtimore.S Ctr, itatt,
uno Heocn merocn gcbaltcl bon Dem
GongrcBobgeor9uctcn Sarrp .. @oIl.
Sen SS. Hobcrt s.. Scndl H. y. Gee
Sull, Wilian 8arlano, @illinm Il.
@6eatlcp lno Sen Gonoibatcll. Mud
il @cluir, SarforbsGollntn iin0et
hellte cine %eriamrtlrng itott, in Der
Scrr Sobn q. Eoc Don baltimore
mo Gr.@ouucrneur Sobn @altcr
Sn1itb pom @orccltcr. County lpre=
d)en lperocn. Worgcn slbcno iprid)t
equator Siioor Haprcr III Annopo.
lis, am Sreitag 8oupernelr @ariielo
IN 0entou, Gnroline.G ountp, nlo ant
Salnitaa Der @oi,uerneur ipleocr III
Salisbury @iconico. County.
Someit lit cine groBe oenlptratiid)c
2aiienperianmlung iiir baltimore III
9lllslid)t genonMmen. 0ieielbe ioll AM
.. Hopemlber III Der .2pric.Salle"
I%tottfinbcn. Mapor ). 9orrp Wobool
miro Den %oriib fiibrcn.
Siir ben 81. Gttober lit cine grobe
SerInmmllln1 oemofratilber &c
itGitslelltc IN 2ebnlan'S So1e an Der
Noro.Somor0. Strabe geplant. Serr
W. Vurns 5rlnlbIe miro ben Torlit
iiibren uno Heben meroen gebnlten
Don oen &S. 2eigb @oniul, s. @oter
Glotiportbp, Senotor Hapner imp y.
". Senialcr.
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Wnni3ipal Mngelcsenbcitcu.

Wmni5ipal : Mngelcsenbeitcn.
Wit bcm 9au Der Gomonbion-Nur..
@riidc miro boIb beaonnen mcr.
Den. - Nusiid)t olli ous 0'rouf-
gehcn bca llebcrifuiieS Der
Centre Mortt . Gon1nliiiior. -
&erihieocnca.
Wit ocnl BON Der @OnonOion.Npc.s
Vriide ilber @mpnn'a tSGae ulo bic
Neltlld)e WnrplGnocr 9obn, Die aus
Concrete gebnllt meroen iol, orei go
gen erbolten ltno $1SO,OOO foiten
miro, fam jctt balO begonncn iper:
0clL oenn bcltte meroen Die neuen
Mtitglieoer Der mllni5ipalen aunit-
Gommiiiion Dor Dem Wopor qllalifi-
siren rno Damn 81 elmer SiBung 5ll.
Ionmcntreten llno Die ElGne fir Die
griidc lanttionircn. StnOt Slge-
nlellr Senball bat Idon lnnge onrultl
%Geportet. Ger mittlere gogen Der
&riife miro 139 un0 Die beioen al.
beren 9o9en je 60 Sub Sreite erbol-
ten.
@aro oud ely o'rdu gcben.
Iic 500, Die bic Gentrc 3 Wurtt-
Gonnliliion iibrig bat, lueroen olld)
nod o'rollf gcben, lucnll Der Mlulldl
Der Central 9%uiineBmen Niiociotion
crfiilt miro, oic ben obercll Gbeil
Der %offencn Sborlpege Der Tctoil-
Worftbnle nit @loSfenltern peric.
ben BADEN iuiQ, Oomit S6nee uno
Hegen bonn Sturm niht 81 peit IN
Die Worftbollc bineingetricbcn iuer-
Den fonnlen. Sobalo bic Sollc gon5
fcrtig lit, iuiu Der Gereill Die brei
ncllen WGrftc am Centre . Wtarft
ourd ein arobcS @onfett einipeiben.
Rat bous Tpti5en.
Sr. ". ". Gberrp, GrGlioent Oes
~critcn &otbs5iueigeso iuugirte geitcrn
oils Wappr, ga Wapor Wabool uno
Sr. Geo. q. Numien, Yr1iioent oes
5%lueiten HotbsSweiges, al Der Sn:
lpettion Der eleftriihcn aroitonlogc
3t McGaa's 6errp Tbeil nobnlen.
Die itGOtiide Sinan5.9eb0roe miro
ltGdltcn Sreitug cine Sibullg bulten.
I'm bc5iig!id Der Scrausgubung bon
Sbligotionen Der Nb5ugs = aonol.
Inleibe 81 berutDen.
Sic Nb5ugsfanal : GonmiIiion Der.
le1te lire Sibung, melde geitern
ituttiinoen ionte, auf beutc.
Steuercinnebmer Srolf gromn
nil cine llelie Wetbooe Der 9udl.
filbrung in ieinem 0eportenent elm.
iiibren. Gie ietige Wctbooc lit so
Sabre in, @ebroud).
@enn bic anluge bon Sunbfiltrir.
Better om Dad Tiuer pernlicoen iper-
ben fam. mic cs Der @unih besGbef-
Sngenieurs Senorids lit, ipart Die
Stoot annGbernb cine Wtiaion Dol.
lars fir Die Anluge Der Siltrirbeetc
ul,o jdbrlif $4,000 fir ben Inter.
bait oerielben. Sas Gerilths = 9lb-
~5llgsfanol Spitem in @olbroof bat
oenronitrirt, baB Ole SiItrirbeete iibcr.
f~liiIii9 iirb. Gie 2egislotur mub
ober crit Die GrlaubniB geben.
@ebGuoe. Snipeftor EreIton benadl'
rid)tigte seitern Die Seiiber bon Dit
mars S1gemiible an Der Horooitedc
bon Erott- StraBe unb Sit.Salls.apa-
me, ooB es g%efabrlih iei, Sen 9etrieb
Der Maidinerie fort5uieben, on oaS
ulte @ebdiloe in Tolge Der tiefen Mus
erabungen it Der unmittelbaren
Nodbarihait ser Sabrif iiir Den Sah
oes Soupt.A b5u9stanalS grobc EiIlc
erbalten babe uno iid) ser StraBc 5u'
neige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
sSphn Sill,

frhberer @eriualtcr Der ,@ermania.D Z nnerdhcrs
Sane," giadbiplarr uon Sobu gui5,
Nr. 40S, WeitsSerington.S traRc.
epetien sn ieser 1aDeSseit.
Seinitc 0ftrdnfe uno Gtgarrcn.
(EcptoS 6Wlte SpTiT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Gutnesfomn.

Spe5ielIe n~iertGaige Souren bon
Baltimore $3.50, ale 9llssaben elm.
geidloiien. gn5ufragen bel SbcO. $.
Sicncr e &c.. 217 Sit.Valtimoreltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
,,Ssrwunic . Gafc,"

rSsrmunie Gafc,"
Nr. Ala, @eit' Japctte'S trakc, &arf
Sdmibt, Subabcr. @~irsbnrscr Suf'
bram friidj am 3apf. Diners, Sumpers
a Ia carte. ScSen Samitas MhynS
Trei-Gpnsert. Wprtl1,1O ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
1lntcrbaltnuas . 8comriier.

FFH1tI UHTIHHUs 2StWIUEFIEF.
Mn it, Ataoemic" .RruluIt OF 6arlparo".
,Wfniif.Aiaoeniic Is puSerhanc" - Ste Sbers
dnIIlergaler Hatitonsfptele".
,Nibamsb's" - r5bc SntaI @Sebhinp".
p@anetn" Gam Scrthrer'S u@iG Sbotp".
,SIauch'e" - aGpnpiti 99g".
"Tpre's" - Abe Gbriitinn Gilarim".
n6pnteah" - r9tciu Gi9ht 8ela~.
auditorium" yYtttle Solln Simplcs".
rWiarHIaub"-Gciib'5 sMu Star"sGauocpiue.
s9ciu Monumental" - pGbe Soln Srnb
gsiopips".
snbin's, 40l-406, Eit, Baltimore struRe -
gnloeolueFSorlielunae1t liro bctucglidc gilber.
Neitpprt GaIacc sfatiuB Jiius iebt often.
ySdrpet Some Yarf" SG1liG Wlltiti, IGn3
uno nnierbnltunl.
pIrrhinu SumcnsGerciu" - Wiitfuuch, ben
20. Sfioher. arobcr gn6nr. guiTiern copper itno
VaN IN Der rSrphItnnapnlle".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
vSm Senfelt5pfdem.

rSm Senfelt5pfden."
Wr. 511, 8eit 2eringtpu Strafe,
Impurities @arsburser &pfbrax
friid am Sapf.
(Mpril17,S osTioSo.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
banners n c.

nGie repllblifaniide Rartei bebalp-
tet, iie fGmpie iiir Elm geredtes @nbI-
geles." iaate Senator &apner. n@eil
eS Die Grfabruls aelebrt bat, miiien
mir obcr I'M gan5en Stuatc, oab CO
cine ~llmuabrbeit lit ,oab es nift Die
S%eipobnbeit oieier Yartei lit, fir eill
gereftes @abIseies 81 fampfen. Sn
oieiem Staate traten iie II, Den eriter
Sabren nad) Dem 9iirserfriege ods
Wablrcdlt unbnrrnber3ia nit Ben JiiI
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
MAY FIND TREASURE SHIP
Fishermen While TrawIing Bring Up
Wreckage of British Vessel Sunk
in War of 1912.

1t is thought the paymaster's
scuttled ship Ensign, which was
sunk with her crew of 90 souls in
Chippewa bay, in the st. Lawrence.
near Brockville, during the war of
1912, has been located by fishermen
near Dark island, the summer home
of Commodore +. c. Bourne, of New
York, says the Ottawa correspondent
of the New York Sun. The discov-
cry, if true, means great wealth for
the lucky finders.
Odd pieces Of ships rigging and
ro@c ends characteristic of 100 years
AGO and the cover of a sea chest with
The word Ensign laid in pearl have
come to light where the treasure ship
IS supposed to lie.
The discovery was made lately
while two fishermen were out trawl-
ing. \ heavy deep-sea lead was
taken along and between hauls the
Lad was sunk by the men to satisfy
t,,eir curiosity as to the depth OF
water. The chest cover was brought
10 the s%urfa"e trailing two pieces OF
roe and a broken bar.
\ close inspection revealed the
ndture of the junk and the fishermen
angled around for four hours with
ont anything further coming up. A
Liter venture proved that the sunken
shin vas lying in 100 fathoms OF
water.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
ROYALTY FORCED UPON THEM.
Roumanian Monarchs Had No Desire
for Regal honors.

Neither King Carol Of Roumania nor
his queen, known In the world OF liter
ature as Carmen Sylvia, had any de-
sire for regal hOnOrs, and when the as
sassination of Car Alexander in 1881
forced them on Roumania's unhappy
throne, they went protestingly. Carol
finally consented to be king, but de-
clared he would never sit upon q
throne nor wear a crown.
The chamber and senate at Buchar-
est insisted, declaring the people want
ed and had a right to expect these
symbols of royalty. Carol protested
that a coronation ceremony would
make himself and his wife ridiculous,
like actors in a play" but was forced
to yield and get himself a crown.
But no headgear Of silks and pre-
cious stones for him. He sent to the
arsenal for one of the cannOn captured
from the Turks. ordered that it be
melted down and from its steel
crown be made, in remembrance Of
the brave ROumanian blood shed FOL
liberty" And with this he was
crowned.
Carmen Sylvia said of her husbands
| crown: NO crown. surely. ever spoke
as this one spoke in days gone by
when it roared and Numbered nigh
and day, and reeked with smoke ant
fame"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
WATCHED "PoP" STRIKE OUT.
Little Chap Had No Great Faith in
His Fathers Powers.

The little chap who was dancing up
and down beside his mother at the
ball game showed an unusual knoWl-
edge of the game for a boy SO small,
and he attracted the attention OF every
one around. Il guess he'll walk he'd
say judiciously when three balls a
been called, and the crowd listened
with wonder at such talk from a boy
of only six. Safe, SAFE he'd yell,
before any of the men around MIN
could open their months, and the
crowds wonder increased, until 1t de-
veloped that he was the son or one OF
the players on the opposing team.
Which man is his father?' every
one wondered, when the little fellow
yelled suddenly as a man vent IN 10
bat: There, there he is, mamma
now watch pop strike out" In VAN
his mother tried to hush him, but the
little man continued to shout know
ingly: Now watch pop strike out.
The crowd watched eagerly and as
zone strike and then tive strikes
were called, it laughed uproariously,
| while mammals face grew redder and
| redder. When the third strike was
| called the little chaps voice rang out
triumphantly: Il knew pop would
| strike out" and while the crowd
howled with glee m discovered
1t was time to take her son home.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
AMUSING SIGNS IN TOXIC.

Major-General Hoad, who was the
Australian officer attached to the
japanese army during the war with
Russia, saw some amusing shop signs
in Observation-Disclosures" over a bar
bcr's. Extract of fowls" over an
egg sellers, and Ladies furnished
on the upstairs" in front Of a drap-
er's. HI had a memorable twenty
four hours railway journey in a
compartment crammed with forty
men. women and children. He made
a resolution not to fall asleep, but he
woke up in the morning to find that
ga patient little Japanese lady had
been supporting his head on her
shoulder"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
HUNGER.

"What would your majesty wish
for breakfast? % asked the waiter of
the cannibal king who is soiourTling
in this country.
sWhat have your" asked the can
nibal king.
"Almost anything-cereals, fruits,
rolls, mullins
"Do you think you could ger me l.
few ragamufins? asked flie canni-
bal king with a hungry twinkle in
his eyes, looking out of the wiz
dow at the plump newsboy who i.
CRYING his extras.-Juage's Library.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
SLOW TO MOVE FORWARD.

The old parish church OF Bland
ford st. Mary, England has this
week, for the first time in its his
tory. been illuminated with lamps.
During the last two or three cen
turtles it has been dimly illuminated
with candle light, and consequently
no evening services have been posi-
BILE during the winter months.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
| Smiles IS What
Your Face Needs

the Baltimore Saturday Visitor, and in
le40 published her first novel, "Retribu-
ton" She became very popular, ne,
writing appealing largely to women. In
1850 her world renowned "The Hidden
Hand,' appeared as : serial story il :
famous story paper Of that day called
1.-THE NEW YORK LEDGER" owned by
Robert Bonner, the owner Of the world
known famous horses, Dexter and Maud
s., the fastest trotters of their t! II
was then published in book form, and
other than the Bible has had wider circu'
lation than any other known book, ovel
fifteen million various copies Of the story
having been placed in circulation since it:
first appearance, this including the French
German, Spanish and other tIanslations
The story has been dramatized a numbe,
| of times, but " in the concise and
happy manner which has rewarded
EUGENE MOORE'S efforts, the versio:
which will be presented in this city in tn
near future.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
Friday, Nov. %, 1907.
Personals.

The home of DR.. and Mrs. J,|
A. Martin was gladdened Wed.
nesday by the arrival of a sweet
little baby girl.
Visiting cards two dozen for
thirty-five cents, fifty for fifty
five cents, one hundred for seven
ty.tive cents.
Eggs, eggs, eggs, plenty of
eggs at Broussard & Guidroz's.
Jules Levy. an experienced
salesman from Monroe, is now
employed at the Blue Store. He
arrived Monday and began his
duties the same day.
Phone 1872 for feed of D..
P. Upton, successor to Ramsey
& Upton.
Rev. F. J. Grimaud, of Caren-
Gro, paid us an agreeable call
yesterday.
Please your appetite by always
buying your groceries from
gro
ceries are fresh all the time.
Among the prominent oil men
in town during the past few days
we're: F. w. Black, F. c. Proctor.
and G. H. Markham of Beau
mont; D. F. McMahan and G. D
Hill of Jennings; F. D. Wallis.
Sour Lake.
We have just received sauer'
kraut, pigs feet. picked tongue.
sweet and sweet and mixed pick
les in bulk, seeded prunes, her
rings and mackerel. -MOrgan&
Debaillon.
During all this bad weather we
have had a rush for White PIN
Expectorant. We have been sell
ing this preparation for quite
number of years. and have con
fdence in it. Try it and ther
YOU will recommend it to your
friends. Csc a bottle at the Mos:
Pharmacy.
The following gentlemen wer'
among the visitors to the oil fielt
during the week: J. r. Leguenec
Elias Broussard, V. l.. Caldwell
Adam Brasseux, of Abbeville
and H. S. Sanders, New Iberia
There is nothing more unpleas
ant and disagreeable than chap
ped hands and lips. TO pre-
vent hands ands lips from chap
ping, use our BenzOin and Al
mond Lotion. 25c a Bottle a
the Moss Pharmacy.
L. A. Livaudais, of the firm o
Favrot & Livaudais of New On
leans, was in Lafayette yester
day.
Let your feet have a happ.
Thanksgiving by presenting
them with a pair OF Eclips
shoes.
Ring up F.. o. Broussard an
give him your order for gro
ceries.
L. Levy. who is now living j
Lake CHARLES. is here on a visl
to his children.
Give us your order for grocer
les and see how promptly 70
viii have it delivered at you
~homa.-Bernard & Meaux.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22

Just received a carload of red
rust proof seed oats. w.
Ramsey. Phone 40.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
Stolen.

At circus Sunday night, Nov. 10, in
Lafayette, a low buggy with no top
and a spotted red mare. Reward will
be paid for information leading to
recovery of above.
ALBERT CLARK,
Maurice, La.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22

0ckOOI o 10H
to 1840. She
began writin &
short stories for
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
PRODUCES MANY SILK VIC RMS

Piedmont, Italy, produces about
three times as many cocoons al any
other Italian province, and in pro-
portion to its size is perhaps the
most prolific silk-worm district in
the world, the yield during 1906
amounting to 11,OO1,647 pounds
with a value of $3,956,5S3.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22

Mines. j. [. PrimeauX and A.
j. Alpha and Misses Mini Doucet
and Cecilia Guidry were visitors
to Youngsviiie during this week.
We have a special nice line of
OvercOatS and we want you to see
them the prices will persuade
you You need one-Kahn's.
Mrs. Alice Brown and daugh-
ter, Miss Vivian, of Opelousas,
spent from Saturday until Mon
day as the guests of Mrs. F. G.
TRAY.
Our line of ladies cloakS is we'll
worth seeing and we specially in
vite you to call and examine
them-Kahn'S.
Get one.-G. Blunt has a fine
lot of Thanksgiving turkeys.
Paul King, after spending a
few day in Lafayette, went to
Arnaudville Wednesday.
Let Guidroz & Bacque shoe
your horse. They are prepared
to handle the widest horses and
not hurt them.
Call and let US show you a
very handsome winter suit and
at a very attractive price.-Levy
Bros.
For Sale or Rent.
The two-stOry store building and
! premises formerly occupied by l..
Levy. Apply to Levy Bros.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22
CAUSE FOR REJOICING.

A fashion note says 5shoes will be
worn longer than usual this year."
This may be a godsend to the people
who are finding themselves shorter
than usual this y ar.-Washington
Post.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22

Just received a carload of corn
and one of Japanese clover hay
J. w. Ramsey, Phone 41O.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22

A full line of Swiss, brick and
limburger cheese on hand.-R.
H. McFaddin.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22

MRS. E. D. Z. N. SOUTHWORTH, THE
AMERICAN NOVELIST WHO WROTE
THAT FAMOUS STORY, "THE HIDDEN
HAND" was born in Washington, D: c.,
December 26, 1919. She graduated from
HenshaX Seminary in l640, and taught
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-11-22

Now is the time to make your
fruit cakes,-we have all the ne
cesSary ingredient>-R. II. Nc
Faddin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
ZIG CAR
FACTORY

plans. the magnitude Of the pro.
noand plant has become known and
has eraated excitement among real
estate aWnSfu in the vicinity Of
Rsuteu.
Hiehty acres % the sartefIa ranch
have been houKht by the company.
tho rFiee. Il IL stated. being fsa. Veo
f'orly acres evfe eald Ia a real 80.
tate syndicate. and 90 retained as
site sug the new plaet
Establishment sf the Hentan
plant vii BE hurried ~ the faet
that the business ~ the company
las eutsfevu the 4aanknsnv a
plant The company eanung set the
feam % expsad at YeauKatew and
selected the ftrntun site 10 have
faom To carry eut tts pisnA
Associated with Mr. Calvin ara A
number ct wealthy men. among
them Z. J Smith and wtlliam pls
Kett president n the Halfway
Steei Surply company The capital
faF The venture has hssn secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
GEN. BOOTH TO BE
HERE MARCH 30

: VANCOUVER II. g. March 60
uen. William isooth. head Of the
salvation army, IL scheduled to ar
rive az Seattle wsek from tomof /.
row. he viii arrive here nesi
Thursday and deliver addresses
Good Friday lie viii ieavr for aes
attic AT : o'clock Sunday morning
and remain there until April |. sail
ins On the steamship Minnesota for
u pan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
HILL is NOT To
RESIGN
s@0t0"

ST PAUL. March a2 IameN. !
Till again denies the fnmora ttf
enlated that he n to resign the
presidency Of the Great Notthefe
and that he IL TO be succeeded hf
hia son. Louis W Hlll. The Fsnfrt
was started when Il was annauts ID
that p II Michigan. Of the asefld
Trunk. would be connected With
tho Great Northern directorate.
Mr. Hill states that his son Louis
will be assistant 90 the president
and Mr. MeGuiKan viii be first vice
pfuaideni. -
Certain rumorz have been Ia cir.
eulatlon for the past fortnight cnn.
eeruinE changes on tho Great
Northern. aud many officials be
iieve that In spite Of the statement
Of Mfr nlii. he will eventually re-
iinqulnh the presidency OF the Great
Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
DEMOCRATS PLAN
THEIR ATTACK


TACOMA. March % The dem
0cfata IN a mass meeting tonight
VIII adopt platform accusing the
republicans Of the present city
council with fufthefing the ends OF
their own party. Mayer George J.
N1teht has already prepared the
platform, which shows that the re-
publleana have been diintury Ia their
efforts 10 provide for public inn
provementn. In direct violation Of
the wishes Of The people