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The Washington herald., 1908-03-22

Mr.. Wu is a loyal son of China, and
accepts without question both its laws
and traditions; but this same loyalty did
not prevent him from disregsrding the
time-honored rule which does not permit
young people who are betTothed to see
each other before marriage. Il was very
anxious 10 see the girl my parents had
chosen for me, Mr.. WI recounts. with
that shrewd, humoroSs CLINT in his eye
that has become so familiar 20 his friends
whenever he tells the story But they
told me IL would be impossible 10 have
an interview or even a formal meeting.
and that ! could not even see her. But
after I had begged very hard they finally
consented 20 let me have one look a. her
and the permission overjoyed me. SO one
day I sat behind blind which entirely
hid me. Presently three young women
came down the street. and one OF them.
was told. was 10 be my wife Which
One7 Which one is sheT / asked. eager
IL: and when the one on the outside was
pointed out TO me I looked at her with
greater delight than I ever looked al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

entgc9entrua. Sd babte mid ielbil
pegen Der @cfiiblloiisfcit unb Salt,
metnes Ser5enS, berdftete midi tpes
gen Der 8anfclmiitbigfeit mciner Sec
lie. grniebriet in meinen ei9enen Iu.
gen, perurtbeilt bur6 mein ciacnes
@cpiHcn, luai,bte i6 oft Die @orte De,
beili8en S6rift aif mid an unb RE
in Der Sitterteit meines @eiites aus
"l~lnbeitdnbi9 pie @aiier, fanu id
mid niht aufreht balten. @er5ebri
bonn GlenD, trunfen. aber nift bon
@eine, lit mein Ser5 seidla9en, Der:
BORT pie 8raS. Sd mar in Der
5immel erboben - jeet bin ih in 81.
SDlle Iinabgeitilr5t." Sieie @ebuns
fen bciddftt9ten mid tpdbrenb bes
9ieitcs unieres @ege5.
Oils Senrp Die Semerfung Taller
lieB. tuelde bieieu Soeensone in mcis
nem 9eilte berporrief, batten mir &C.
raDe ben 8ipfel bes 5iigels erreiGt
Im Infang Der Dben 5aibe. Die nod
5tpiifen uns unb Glmslep lag, lester
mir uniere Sferbe in iharfcn 8alopr
ltno lanetcn Dor Der 9ro6en ginfabrtss
bale an. ais gerabe Die Sdmmerune
ein5ubreden begann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

"Stebt es benin i6ou 10 itlimm
nit tbm?" fra9te Der iurge Wann.
Sn bieiem IuaenbIide rafielte Elm
aarreu por6ei; ifJ borte ntdts mebr'
nnb tpnrbe rpabrideiniib oas Seniter
p~erlaiien BADEN, tpenn ni6t Die ndditen
Worte. Die bann lpieber geiprodeu
nurben. meme 4ufmerfinmteit aufs
nene erregt bdtten.
vNlice lit alio bier?" bemerttc Der
iiinsere Der beioen Wdnner.
~Speculirit on Oenn nod INNER
auf iie?" lautete Die 4nttport.
Sd ba6te iofort Oil Ilice 3racp,
als lie ben Namer Iliee ausipra6en.
unb fonutc mid nift entbalten, nod
ferner 5u5uboreu. nm gu erfabreu, Oh
bieic Soee begriinbet lei ooer nift.
sic nimmt bid uidt; meiu 8ort
barauf!" fubr Der alte fort.
.0ta9 fem, 10 LANCE Ser oornebme
Serr an ibr ireit; aber i6 CLAUDE. er
bat jest elm anoeres @ilo auf bem
&orn."
sd Iab i'm bier nit eiscnen Iu<
gen = es ituo. nod nift bier Gage.
iagte Der Ieltere. Sic alto gear1a
SracD halt i6n III ibrcn araaen, bafiir
lte6e ih Dir. Sir nifts ino tpieoer
nidts lit lie NIT ibren 0llineeli niGt
berauSgcriidt."
Or lit Elm Stiid bon einem Sa"
tInI Sod, werrr CT Der Scuici 'elbit
rare - i9 ipiiroe INN cher Die Iugcn
ausyeigen". betbeuertc Der iurae
damn NIT einem CHROME i9rc4lidler
Sf1he.
Limb er niiroc tur5em YroeeG nit
Dir MAIDEN urb bid einem Roli5iiten in
@erpabr seben. 9tein. bas barf nttt
etidlcben, mein gutter -
oSber fuenn Der elite einmal aes
i:orben lit, mas. fpie bu iaeit, balo Su
errarten itebt, uno Die NahlaNcns
ifaft auf lie fornrrt, 10 lptrn er ein
ioldJer Nnrr ni9t iein -"
.6rcili6; aber Wutter SracD sorns
te linn NIT Dem Seben Yapier. bon
Dem Oh ipeibt. cine i6limme Suppe
einbroden. Sd mill Dir etpas ia>
gen, meir Sunge; Oh halt nnr cine
Nusiidt." l
Sier Iailt bic Gimme bes Spres
deilSen 81 einem @emlrmel berab,
unh u; tonnte fem 8ort tpelter perz
it"Gen. Die beiben Rdnner narfct
balH barauf einen priiienoen Bid 5unt
0iulmc(. um iid iiber baS 8etteh III
tcracpiiiern, iaben Die Strabe binarI
unlr berunter, betrahteten nod elm
@iol BEN Simmel. on Dem nidjt5 si
le6cu mar, als cine Did 5uiomnneua,>
aantc araue @olfenma'ie. unb ibies
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N!:Gcn iiber baS Better.
It lric6 in @epanfeH p~erti.it am
Sea;ter iieen, bis Srau Satton mir
bemrr.te. baB Der Sbee hereit itsat.
Stcii CANT Nadbenfeu battsn mir Die
J ncniesn @orte, Die SipiiNeu Del pc's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

lep in einem leihten, pffenen 8aaen,
m Der Seite meiner friibern gr5iebez
rim. Die ibre Sesleitins Bis gum Yarf
bon Brandon angeboten bate. Sd
berlieB bas @ut inter Sbrdnen; als
meine Sante mid OH ibre Srult
briifte. ertpibertc i6 bieie llmarmung
in tiefer. aufri6tiger 9elpeeung; es
mar mir, als ipenn Die eon5e 8ei6i6te
meiner @ersangenbeit in oieier einen
llmarmuns iif m%ieberbolte. Sus
slei6 aber eeifab oies nit Der unses
Oulbisen grreetbeit bes @osels, Der
DEM &dfig enti6liipft, in Dem er bis
oabin ~sefansen sebalten mar, unb Der
in Der @efti9feit, nit ber er ii6 ers
bebt. Die ganbe bon iid ab5utperfen
meiat. Die i'm our groe 5teben.
Ser Gag mar f60n. 8eibe, flodise
@olfen 5o9cn ratios am Simmel bin;
Der milbe 2ufttrom, Der meme 8ans
gen fd9elte, mar sepiir5t bon Dem
Sufte Der aleefeloer, burd tpel6e Die
2anbitraBe 81 Infans unierer 9teiie
meiitens fIbrte. Ser Simmel. Die
2uft. Die @obleerii6e. Die Gone. bon
benen BITE 2uft erfiiat mar, Die idneae
Sortbetpesuns bes 8a9ens - aQes
mar cine Gueae bes d%nresenblten 9ez
nuiies.
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ton. meme 9ieiiegefdbrtin, in bobem
Rabe Die gisenidaft beiaB. iid ieIbit
9enug 81 iein uno it'd in ii6 ielbit
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i6 cine Serion bon 10 gutter 2aune
teuneu s%elernt. 8as man ibr in
8orihla9 bradte, ipar INNER fir lie
bns Seite; allies. pas Anbern mibfiel.
i6ien ibr abi6eulif.
Na6 elmer Sabrt bon ungefdbr a6tz
5ie Weilen fanen mir I'M fiinf l1br
Ibenos in Salisbury an. no ipir iibers
naftcu MOLTEN. Sm @aitboie bcireus
ten mir uns cine Wa6lSeit, uuo Damn
begab ib mid in Die aatbcbrale. No9
niemals bate ih cine iol6e seieben.
Oils ih 5uerit Den Sburm erblifte unb
Damn oaS gauge 8ebduOe in ieinem
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tpte ~an9elpur5elt iteben. uro meme
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ten, Der i'll bes Neni6en Ser5 ben
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leete. 5u Seiner 8erberrliduns iolde
Sempel 81 er6auen.
IS MAJ bereits cine quite babe
Stunbe ipdter. ais ib mad DEM 8ait@
bofe 5uriidtebrte.
Sas 8etter mar i6tpII uno iparm
%9eporben. Bir lieben, alS mir 9es
ipeist 6atten, ben Gid ubocten unb
riidten uniere Stiible an Sas offene
Seniter.
Oils es an resuen angcfan9en. bats
ten 5ipei Oidnner ii6 inter bas pors
iprinaenbe Gad oes 8aitbauies ses
iteat unb ein Geiprd6 msefansen.
bon Dem sclegentlit einige 8orte an
mir berauf brunsen. Ser Cine D q
elm N9aun pon piellei6t fiinfsig Sab
rem nit einem plumpen, itumpiiinnis
gen ausDrude I'M @eiidt; iein an5us
mar Der zines Grbeiters. nitt serabe
bon Der beiiern alaiie. Ser anoere
luar eiu iuuger @auu, Den man bate
i6on nennen tonuen. lpenn in ieinem
Bid nidt ettpas 5dmii6es eelesen
bate. baS ieiue ionit poblsebiloeten
3iige entitelte. Ser dltere laste.
fpobl IN grniSeruns aui cine Srase
bes anbern: ~Iidt cher. ais bis Der
SIte tpot lit, mas iebo6 balO tpobl Der
SAL iein pirS."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Thursday of the present week
the republican convention of Santa
Cruz county presented the peopl
for their suffrages ticket for th,
various county Offices that is well
worthy of the support of any citl-
zen, and deserves success from the
very personnel presented. In this
connection Il short account OF the
various individuals nominated is
eminently proper, and given with
out hesitation:
The candidate for the legislature,
Mr.. T. a. Cox of Patagonia, has
been identified with the mining
interest of Santa Cruz county "A
number OF years, and is in the
active management of very
promising enterprise that is in
course OF development and bids
fair to become one of the perma
nent producers and tangible assets
of the county. Mr.. Cox's opera
/ lions are in the Santa Rita noun
/ tains, where he has been instru-
mental in the good work of intro
duction into the county of great
deal of outside capital, which is
being expended under his capable
direction judiciously, economically
and with good results. He is
active, energetic, and capable. TIC
the work of legislation at Phoenix
next winter he will carry the same
characteristics which have made
him valuable in a business way
and a leading citizen wherever he
has lived.
For members of the. board o
supervisors the two candidates pre-
scented are among the oldest anc
most widely known residents 0
the region now included within tn,
limits of Santa Cruz county. Mr.
: Burgoon was among the pioneer
: at Harshaw when that cam
started in the sos, and he ha
been identified with the regior
ever since. He was engaged il
+. mining and mechanical pursuit
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Franklin de-
sire to extend their sincere thanks
to those kinG and sympathyzing
friends whose attentions in their
recent bereavement in the death Of
their little daughter Inez, are
deeply appreciated.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03

among the business employees of
Nogales, having lived here manv
years, and in his time he has been
in important and responsible posi-.
tons in several of the leading
business houses in the grocery
trade. The trade he commands
attests his popularity. In former
years he served a term as deputy
recorder in Graham county, and is
thoroughly familiar with the duties
of the position. There are many
reasons why Mr. Soto ought TO be
elected, not the least of which is
the good old democratic doctrine
of rotation in office. There is
feeling abroad that his opponent,
who is a candidate for re. re-re.re.
election, ought to be wrested away
from the public teat. That feeling
will stand Mr.. Soto in good stead.
Mr. S. f. Noon, the candidate for
district attorney, is another Of the
younger generation who have grown
to manhood in Santa Cruz county;
and the aspirant has shown him
self we'll qualified and competent
for the Office for which he is NOM
mated again. -Four years ago Mr..
Noon was elected district attorney,
and in his term he showed himself
an industrious, painstaking, COM
petent officer. Two years ago he
was defeated for reelection by a
very narrow majority, and this
time he will reverse the figures. In
his private practice Mr.. Noon has
built a fine business, and has
earned the respect and confidence
of the entire community. In re
turning Mr. Noon to the Office of
district attorney this fall the peo-
pie of Santa Cruz county will make
no mistake.
In the candidate Tor county sur
veyor, Mr.. II. Gordon Glore, there
is presented first class profess
slonal gentleman who ranks high
as mining engineer and a first
rate bushes man. He is promin-
emily identified with the mining
interests of Santa Cruz county and
the surrounding regions, and is re-
garded widely as very competent
authority.
ALI the various points enum-
Grated hereinbefore with regard to
to the various Candidates 60 to show
that the republican county conven-
ton did its work wisely and we'll
1t is a good ticket and ought to be
! elected. All good republicans
should put their shoulders to the
i. wheel and aid in electing it
straight.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03

Two dollar bills are said to be
hoodoos. Don't let that deter you
from squaring your subscription
account. For printing Office
there are worse hoodoos than that.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03

many years, but during some six
or eight years past he has been en-
gagged in mercantile business in
Nogales. Mr. Burgoon has served
the public creditably in several
municipal Offices, and was elected
to a seat on the board OF supervis-
ors four years ago, the present be-
ing a denomination. In every re-
lation in life Mr.. Burgoon has
shown himself a first class man,
commanding the respect and oon-
idence of all. Mr. A. S. Hender-
son, the other candidate for super
visor, has resided in the vicinity of
Patagonia many years, and has
been very successful miner,
rancher and business man. He
has served the people of his pre-
cinct as Justice of the peace, and
has shown himself in every rela-
ion to be n first class business
nan, well worthy of the good will
md support OF all.
In the candidate for sheriff, Mr..
phillip Clarke, there is presented a
Young man OF sterling worth, raised
i'll the line city from childhood
He has grown up among US and is
known and liked by all. His life
work has been in the railway service,
and he has advanced by merit and
hard work to the post OF locomo-
tive engineer, running on the So
nora railway on the regular pas
,enger trains between Nogales and
Guaymas. In his line he is recog-
nized widely as one of the best,
and he is very popular among his
associates. His name adds
strength to the ticket, and his cleo
ton would give the people the SER
vices Of worthy and capable man.
The nominee for treasurer, Mr.
Harper James Cunningham OF
Mowry, has been identified with
the mining interests OF Santa Cruz
county number OF years, in which
connection he has been mainly in
4 strumental in enlisting a great
deal of outside capital and con.
Quoting important work. He is 8
mining engineer by profession, 8
gentleman of superior education
and attainments, and is qualified
In every way 10 Ill the post u
which he is nominated.
The nominee for probate Judge
Mr.. l.. G. Conwell, is too wei
? known to require commentator
in these lines. He was in the Gus
f tom house in Nogales severa
: years, and deputy collector of Gus
toms az Lochiel two years age
+ Mr.. Conwell is a lawyer by pro
9 fession, and has shown his knowl
edge Of law and erudition to be c
$ the highest order. A more com
p petent man for the post-one bette
$ qualified to fill it, cannot be founc
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03
Santa Cruz County Ticket.
For the Assembly:
T. A. COX, Of Patagonia.


For Supervisors:
A. S. HENDERSON, of Patagonia.
and |. BURGOON, OF Nogales.
For Sheriff:
PHILLIP CLARKE, OF Nogales.
For Treasurer:
HARPER J. CUNNINGHAM,
OF Mowry.
For Probate Judge:
L. C. CONWELL, of Nogales.
For Recorder:
PABLO SOTO, of Nogales.
For District Attorney:
S. f. NOON, of Nogales.
For Surveyor:
H. GORDON GLORE, OF Nogales
NoGALES PRECINCT.
For Justice of the Peace:
JAMES J. CHATHAM.
For Constable:
HOMER MAPES.
TUBAC PRECINCT.
For Justice of the Peace:
JOHN f. BLACK.
For Constab e.
CAYEIANO ANDRADE.
MOWRY PRECINCT.
For Justice of the Peace:
ORION PHELPS.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03

Cruz County, Arizona, by THE OASIS
Printing House. Incorporated.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03

ALLEN t. BIRD, Managing Editor
DANE ID. BIRD, business Manager.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-03
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Nsgales, Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06

a return of confidence to the Re
publicans than to depend upon
Mr.. Bryan and the Democratic
party. Mr.. Taft ascribes his
election to the business men of
both parties. and in view of the
fact that there was a sentiment
prevailing, especially in the east
and the industrial centerS. that
Democratic success meant un-
settling of business conditions,
there seems some justification for
his views, particularly as the
business interests are, as a rule.
conservative and fearful of
changes.
But Judging also from the size
of the vote'it is evident that Mr..
Taft must have received quite a
large proportion of the labor
vote, which indicates that they
too preferred to risk a return OF
prosperity to the management Of
a Republ ican administration.
But while on the surface
it appears that the people
by a large majority were
unwilling to trust Mr.. Bry-
an with the administration of
affairs, yet considering the
charges of the lavish use of
money and the general opinion
that the Republican party stands
for the trusts and the predatory
business interests. a doubt is
bound to exist in the minds of a
great many people as to the real
ity of the preference apparently
shown in the result Of the cleo
| tiOn
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
LEASE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

In compliance with a resolution
adopted by the Parish Board OF
School Directors, the treasurer of the
School Board will offer for lease pub
lie school lands in the parish of Lafa-
yette, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1908,
at II a.. m, at the court house, Lafs-
yette. La. as follows:
In the Atm ward for q period of one
or two years, Sec. l6, T. IL S. r. BE.
in tracts Of 344 acres. Minimum bid
to be three dollars (S3. OO) per acre,
and the lessee required to plant each
year at least one bushel of peas to
the acre on one third of the land
leased by him. it being understood
that corn may be planted at the same
time and on the same land on which
peas r required.
All lessees will be required to fur.
nish two solvent endorses or their
notes on the day the lands are leased,
otherwise the lease will not be binding
on the Board.
w. J. Avery,
Treasurer for the Board.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
GOSPEL SERVICES.

The series of gospel services
at the Presbyterian church,
conducted by the pastor, Rev,
E. M. Stewart have proved a
source of much qualification and
spiritual profit to all who have
attended. The meetings will
continue every evening through
the week and probably close
Sunday night. On Wednesday
Thursday and Friday morning
services were held. The con
gregations have been very good
and give the pastor much en-.
couragement in his labOrs.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
FRED FALGOT SHOT.

Fred Falgot, a brakeman on
an east bound Southern Pacific
freight, was shot in the leg
Wednesday at Midland by a
negro who had been trying to
steal a box of shoes. FalgOt
attempted to arrest the negro.
The wounded man was sent to
the hospital at Franklin.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06

Supt. T.. H. Harris and State
Institute Conductor Alleman
will attend and on Friday night
will address the people of this
city at the High School audi
forum at 8 o'clock. Saturday
at 2 D. m. they will assist in the
dedication exercises of the Mil
ton School. During the week al
the public schools will be closed.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
COTTON CAN BE GROWN.

In view of the fact that we
have the boil weevil in this
parish it is encouraging to learn
that in those sections where
the weevil has already found
Judgment. the farmers have
been very successful in raising
cotton Notwithstanding his pres
ence. In a regent letter to a
friend here Mr.. Breeding, for
merly manager of the Compress
here. who is now manager of
the Shippers Compress and
Warehouse Co., at Cisco, Texas,
speaking of the cotton crop in
that section where the weevil
has existed for a number of
years, writes:
"We have pressed up to now
1880 bales, so you see there has been
something doing. We have been
pressing nearly every day for the last
three weeks and making an average
of 14O bales an hour. This is going
some. The crop here is the largest
ever made in this section and nearly
all of the presses are getting blocked"
MI. Breeding says the pres
.ent crop is the largest ever made
in that section, and yet the wee
vii exists there. This is direct
testimony that not only cotton
can be raised Notwithstanding
the weevil. but also that full
crops can be raised. OF course
conditions there are somewhat
different from IN this parish as
we have more rainfall and more
rapid growth of vegetation. But
while this may interfere to a
considerable extent, still with
proper drainage and effective
work this unfavOrable condition
can be largely overcome.
With the knowledge that others
have successfully raised cotton
in spite of the weevil, there is nc
occasion to be unduly discourag.
ed. Besides, the government ex'
perts have assured us that by
following certain methods to de-
stroy the weevil in the fall and
then using early maturing va.
rieties, cotton can still be profit.
ably grown in this parish, which
should be asfurther encourage.
ment to Us. The weevil. OF
course, makes a change in meth.
DDS necessary, and the sudden
change may come a little. difficult
at first. but we have reasons to
believe that we will soon become
accustomed to the new. order OF
things and find that the expense
Of cultivating cotton unde- the
new conditions need not be
burdensome like we now antici.
: pate.
Cotton is entirely too valuable
a crop for the farmers of this
parish to discontinue and there
fore with the knowledge that the
boil weevils' activity can be pre-
vented, the instructions Of the
experts should be followed. If
such q course is pursued by all
those raising cotton, then the
assurance is positive that cotton
can still be raised with profit in
this parish.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
Never Disappoints.

"Many extensively advertised re-
needles are failures when put to the
test. Hunts Lightning Oil is an ex-
ception. Confidence in it is never
neutrality-suspicious. never fol-
lows its use. 1t is surely the greatest
emergency remedy now obtainable.
For cuts, burns, sprains, aches and
pains, 1 know no equal."-Geo. E.
Paddock.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
Saved Him

SIT did not kill me but I think il
would if it had not been for Hunts
Cure. 1 was tired, miserable and
we'll nigh used up when I commenced
using it for an old and severe case
of eczema. One application relieved
and one box cured me.
81 believe Hunts Cure will cure
any form of itching known to man.
kind."-Clifton Lawrence, Helena,
o. II,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
Trials of Winter.

Do not permit yourself to be a
victim to a cold or cough. They lead
to pneumonia, consumption and else
where. Be wise: use Simmons Cough
Syrup. 1t cures coughs, heals lungs
and will keep you right here to enjoy
the beauties of spring.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
STATE INSTITUTE
NEXT week

A State institute will be held in
Lafayette next week, beginning
Monday and ending Friday, and
will be under the charge of Miss
Agnes Morris and Miss Roberta
Newell of the Normal School.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06

The triumph of the Republican
ticket Tuesday, judging by the
vote cast indicates that the PEG.
pie were satisfied with the Roose.
welt policies to which Mr.. Taft is
pledged and that, notwithstand.
iEg the panic, they prefer to risk
. renewal Of business activity and
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-11-06
An Exception.

$50 you think they're not well
mated! I thought you always de-
clared that matches r made in
heaven"
Eyes, but in this cas- there seems
to have been q mistake in delivering
the goods"