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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
FOUR NEGROES HANGED.
Mob Takes Quartette Out Of q
Kentucky Jail.
SWING FROM SAME TREF.
Victims, Members Of a Lodge In the
Vicinity of Russellville, Said to Have
Expressed Qualification Over Murder
Of White Man by Black Tenant

Russellville. Ky, Aug. Virgil,
Tom and Robert Jones and Joe Riley,
all negroes, were taken from the Rus.
sellville Jail and hanged TO a tree at
an early hour today.
No shots were fired by the mob,
which was composed Of about fifty
men, and the people Of this town
knew nothing of the affair until day.
light revealed the four bodies dang.
ling from a tree just outside of Rus.
sellville on the Russellyille pike.
The following note was pinned on
one Of the bodies Let this be a
warning 10 you niggers 10 let white
people alone or you will go the same
way. Hugh Rogers had better shut
up or quit
The negroes who We're ynched
were members OF a lodge, and at a
meeting recently IL Is said they ap-
proved OF the murder OF James Gun.
bingham, a white farmer, by his negro
tenant. Rufus Browder. This murder
occurred In the southern part OF
Logan county. II Is supposed the mob
was made up Of men from that part
OF the county.
The murder which started the
trouble was one OF the most brutal
In the history OF Logan county.
Browder, who was a tenant on the
Cunningham's place, had been dis.
charged and upon leaving swore ven.
geance Next day he returned and
lay in wait for Cunningham When
the latter came near his hiding place
Browder fired at him, killing him in.
stantly The negro then escaped, but
was captured and placed in Jail at Rus
sellvlle. a mob was Immediately
formed. but the sheriff. hearing VIC.
lonce would be attempted had Brow.
der taken into the woods for the night,
and when the mob made its appear
ance succeeded i'm convincing them
the negro was not in jail. The band
dispersed and next morning Browder
was taken to Bowling Green and then
TO Louisville
The meeting of the negro lodge and
the Endorsement of Browder's deed oc
CURED Immediately afterward.
The tree on which the negroes were
hanged had been used before for the
same purpose,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02

II, u. T. Wilson of near Bcnchley
was In the city yesterday,
l.. A. Baird and little son OF Kurten
were in the city yesterday.
j. II. Reed of Harvey was bust.
ness visitor here yesterday.
Misses Irene and Madeline billiard
left for Hearne yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. Parent Of Edge
were In the city yesterday.
Desirable lumber; been In use. for
sale. A. J. Wagner a Co. ar
Commissioner Darlington was In the
city from College yesterday.
Household furniture for sale apply
TO w. o. Hearne, at Laundry. II
Mrs. John Friley of Ulmor Is visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Watson.
A. w. Dyess of Harvey was bust.
ness visitor 10 town yesterday.
Claude Buchanan of Kurten was a
business visitor here yesterday
Commissioner Bloom was In town
from the river bottom yesterday.
All Wilson, river bottom farmer
had business In the city yesterday,
O. w. Crisler of College will leave
Tuesday to spend a month In Dallas
Mr. r. Mills of WiNon was trans.
acting business I'm the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. r. Buckhart of Taylor Is the
guest Of Mrs G. A. Foster In the city.
Mrs J, +. West OF Anderson Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. r. &. Watson
William Conway of Reliance was a
business visitor to the city yesterday.
T. w Reed Of Harvey was attend.
ing to business matters here yester
dav
Marion Cooke of Steep Hollow was
u0rs'cti0g business in the city yes.
tordav
n.vr't g Myers. Insurance agents
how rm"thug interesting TO say IN
their ad n
Mrs W S. Adams of Ennis is visit.
'u" h'r Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. y.
Cclo. here
Cp-lylc Of College will leave
.uo 20" this week for an extended
'ie.. Dallas
reut See J. n. Cole. ilS
"a lumber tor sale. 4. j.
dtf
rs Robt Lyle OF Hous.
rests of Mr. and Mrs. +.
.n
Narnal and granddmgh.
Wilson, lett yesterday
I'm.
r', coat ON Main
v'u please return to
of Stccp Hollow
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
n. & T. c. Schedule.
LOCALS AND PL..soNALs.

Eat at Buchanan's dtf
j. b. Barnes of Tabor was here yes
day
rday". ''"" u ne'"'' was mere
John Whitman went to Houston yes.
terday.
VIII Higgins of Rosprim was here
yesterday.
Jeff Graves was here from Reliance
yesterday
T. f. Bullock of Harvey was here
yesterday
ID. Robinson was in from Wixon
yesterday
John White of Wixon visited Bryan
yesterday
Tom McCallum of Tabor was here
yesterday
Lee Josey was here from Benchley
last night.
. VI II. McNey OF Millican was here
yesterday
Il. NJ Gudger of Navasota was here
yesterday.
Jas. Wilson, Jr., of Edge was I'm 8ry
an yesterday.
ID. d. Dawson went to Galveston
this morning.
Mrs. r., r. Ellis has gone to Thorn.
ton for visit
Henry Scale was here from Bench.
ley yesterday,
Tom Goodman Of Harvey visited the
city yesterday
H. Candy of Wellborn was In the
city yesterday.
VIM, Terry Of Holligan's Chapel W.
here yesterday.
Claude Candy left last night
Eastland county.
II. u. 4. Wilson Of Benchloy visit
Bryan yesterday.
Tom Goodman of Harvey wrr
town yesterday
Insurance payers shoult
EFT & Myers ad.
Homer Barnes of Prospect
the city yesterday.
Counters and show casos
A. J. Wagner q Co
Mrs Chas. Mitch and child.
.-Slslting AZ Kurten,
h. r Royal was in the c''.
College yesterday.
A. J. Edwards Of MilliCan
itor here yesterday
j. NJ. Mathis OF Reliance
itor here yesterday
Tom McCallum of Tabor was
tor here yesterday
L. l. DHeart was In the '
te day from Harvey.
Miss Robbie Nichols return
Martindale yesterday
Il. l.. Love and wife of College v'
ed the city yesterday
w. f. Terry of Harvey was iu tow.
on business yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Gregg left yos
DAY to visit in Houston.
Levi Battle was a visitor TO the
from College yesterday
T.. H. Astin and family rCurU'
from Mumford yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
EXCURSION TO
MEXICO VIA 1. g. G, NJ, r. r.

A more fitting program for summer
vacation than a trip to Mexico can
hardly be imagined. One fare for the
round trip to all principal tourists
points. Tickets on sale July 30 and
81, August LIST and End. Limit TWEEN
ty-iive days. Stopovers at pleasure.
For particulars regarding routes,
rates, sleeping car accommodations,
etc. apply to ticket agent /. 4 G. n.
II r. PIG
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
REMOVED TO ALxssr6N.

condition the past week has been a
source of deep anxiety to his relatives
and friends, was removed from his
home last night 20 town. and this
morning, accompanied by Mrs Con.
way. DR.. G, w, Emory and Mr. VIII
Brewer, was carried to Galveston,
whore he will be placed under treat.
mont In private sanltarium. Should
his condition permit, an operation will
be performed for appendicitis. with
which Mr., Conway was attacked in
am acute form.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
Popular subserlptIon sattlsshIp.

Marion, O.. Aug IA movement
raise money by popular subscription
10 build mammoth United States
battlcship has been inaugurated by
owen Gray post, Grand Army OF the
Republic OF Larue, this county, The
only request TO be made to the ma
tional government, according TO reso'
buttons adopted by the post, Is that
the hattloshp bear the name, Grand
Army OF the Republic" as a memorial
10 veterans of the civil war.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
NUMEROUS ARRESTS MADE.

Constable Baker threw out his drag
net Friday night and the result was
an increase by Ave or six In the mum
bcr of the occupants of the county
Jail All parties are colored and the
charges against them are for various
misdemCanor offonses. Several 9th.
or arrests OF a similar nature follow.
ed yesterday, and the entire number
of cases will probably be heard be
fore the next session OF justice court.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
weLLaoRN MEETING CLOSED.

Rev r c. Ferguson closed a reyiv.
al meeting at Wellborn Thursday
night from which six aocessions TO
the Free Baptist church, FIVE OF which
were by baptism, resulted, While the
meeting was not as fruitful as had
been expected, the services We're well
attended throughout and the church
was greatly revived,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
Cadets 70 Be Relnstated.

Oyster Bay, Aug President
Roosevelt and Secretary of War
Wright have decided the cadets re
Gently dismissed from the United
states military academy for haZing
will be remstated and punishment ad'
ministcrcd according to the disciplin'
airy method OF the academy,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
NerNN Pirates.

Nottingham, Wash, Aug 1.-Two
armed pirates rowed up to the fish
trap OF the Alaska Packers associa,
ton, Just south of Point Roberts, dis
armed the Waterman, bound and gag
ged him and made off with 5000 sal
man, worh $4,000. Resides the fish
they stole they allowed $4,000 more
20 escape,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02

vention are: Jno. NJ. Lawrence. Jeff
Castles, T., II, Arlington. Alternates;
John Kosarek, ], c. Blume, I'D Cren.
shaw.
The report was unanimously adopt
ed and the committee discharged.
The convention adjourned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02
NOTICE. MEMBERS,

There will be an important meeting
OF the members OF the new lake club
tomorrow afternoon MondaY at 3
O'Clock at the law office OF W. G.,
Davis, An members are requested TO
be present, S II, DUNLAP,
Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-08-02

Wanted Three rooms for light
housekeeping by couple with one
child two years old References given
and required, Phone No, 20, Jenkins
Drug Store.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
School Improvement League.

The High School Improvement
League. organized q year ago and re-
organized last October is preparing to
take active measures in carrying out
the objects and purposes OF the league.
There are about 60 members enrolled
and quite a neat sum is in the treas
ury. Among the first things the ladies
contemplate is the installation of two
sanitary fountains, m for the High
School and one for the Primary north
of the railroad. The following are the
officers: Mrs. II. Jagou, presidents;
Mrs. N. P. Moss, vice-president:
Mrs. w. J. Avery, secretary; Mrs.
F. V. MOutOn, treasurer. The league
meets last Friday in every month at
2 p. m.
The patrons of the primary school
north of the railroad have organized
an Improvement League and are
going to work in earnest. Mrs. F..
E. Davis, is president; Mrs. L. F.
Stafford, vice-president; Miss Morie,
secretary: and Miss Hull, treasurer.
Executive committee, Mrs. J. c..
Reeves, chairman: Mrs. r. Jeanmard
and Miss O'Quin. The ladies desire
to grade the grounds, install sanitary
closets. a fountain and other essen-
tial needs. and some money has been
raised for the purpose.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
METHODIST CHANGES.

The Methodist Conference at Lees
Vile last week aurprised the: local
church by appointing Rev. C. G. Mil
Ter, pastor for the. past year, as Pre-
siding Elder of the Baton Ronge dis
trict and replacing him here with Rev.
Floyd Vaughn, OF Rsyne. Rev. j.
benson of the Monroe district will re-
place Rev. j.. M. Henry of Crowley
district as Presiding Elder. The
changes will be effected about Jan. 1.
and Mr.. benson will occupy the district
parsonage, now rented by MI. Thos.
B. Hopkins Jr.
Rev. Miller or in his possible abb
sence Rev. ]. N. Parker, will preach
next Sunday in the Methodist church
at IL O'Clock a. m. The Advertiser
feels that it voices the general eyret
of the church and community over the
loss of Rev. Miller, who with his es-
Unable wife and family, has endeared
himself to all regardless of sect or
creed. While the new pastor will find
warm hearts and willing hands to well
come and assist him, yet the tender
ties of affection and friendship will
ever bind many hearts to the depart
ing pastor and all of his wherever
they may 60.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18

period OF time, has come to the fore
front and may now be easily classed
as one of the most complete and re-
liable tailoring establishments in
Southwest Louisiana. BY honesty IN
dealing, strict attention to every de-
tail and first class workmanship, Mr..
BuquOr has won the confidence and
esteem of a large and ever-increasing
patronage and may justly feel proud
OF his well-earned success.
Besides making suits and garments
in the latest and most approved fashion
the firm does a large business in
cleaning, pressing and repairing of
clothing and cleaning and blocking of
hats. An investigation of the shop
and conference with Mr.. Buquor will
satisfy the most skeptical as to his
ability to please the most fastidious
in all matters pertaining to dress.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
BUQUoR'S TAILORING
Establishment.

The true and only basis of any sue
cessful BUSINESS is a thorough knOwl.
edge of its every detail and familiar
ity with the needs and demands of the
trade. A fOrciable and practical il
l%ustration Of the truth of this prop
osition is found in the growth and de.
velopment of Mr.. John A. Buquor's
tailoring establishment on Jefferson
street. From a small beginning and
limited custom the business. under the
able management OF the proprietor,
assisted by his brother, Mr.. James
Buquor, has prospered and extended
until it has reached its present salts
factory proportions. Established in
January 1904. the house. in so short a
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18

of the largest and most complete
stock of goods to be found in
Southwest Louisiana. The work.
ing force consists of seven men,
each having his special depart.
ment requiring exclusive atten.
ton.
The firm was incorporated un.
der the style of Lacoste Hard
ware Company, Ltd, on May 81.
1904, and is differed as follows:
JOS. A. Lacoste. president; Louis
Lacoste, vice-president; j. P.
Colomb, secretary and manager;
E. MOulsset, treasurer. Owing
to extensive trade and the large
volume of business transacted
the house has organized into sew.
eral departments under heads as
follows: E. MOuisset, retail and
hardware; Jos. A. Lacoste,
farming Implements and ve-
hicles; j. P. ColOmb, credit de-
partment. In addition to regu-
lar lines of the trade the com.
pany carries a complete line Of
electrical supplies. paints. oils,
pipes and fittings. Lafayette
may we'll feel proud of this en-
terprising commercial establish.
ment, whose history records the
steady growth and substantial
progress of the town and parish
during the last decade.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
. JOLLY C%HILDRENS'PARTy

Mrs. j. S. Owens entertained a few
little tots Tuesday afternoon in honor
of her little daughter. Louise Lyle's
third birthday. The little folks ar
rived about $3.50 p. m. and began play
ing various games, until dark ended
the afternoons pleasure. Misses
Louise DOmengeaux and Lottie NELLY
assisted Mrs. Givens in entertaining
the little folks, who seemed to enjoy
every minute of the time. A most
pleasant feature of the party was when
the hostess invited all into the dining
room where she served each bounti-
fully with lemonade, cake. candy, ap-
Piles, bananas and oranges, and at
dark the little ones bid Louise LYLE
good bye wishing for her many happy
birthdays. Those present were: Dor
othy Davis, Evelyn Kennedy. Sue and
Haywood LeRosen, Robt. Kennedy,
Lucille Nickerson, Bessie and Ida
Katharine Hopkins, John Ramsey, An
ME Lee, Ben Gordon, and Harvey
Hopkins, Earnest Jeanmard, Florence
Chase. Lee Mudd, Elizabeth Stewart.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
THE LACOSTE HARD
WARE co.., LTD.
A Successful Firm in a Success
full Business Guided by Sue
cessful Business Men.

There is nothing that succeeds
like success, is a trite saying, but
few realize the essential factors
that combine to render any
business successful. but are
wont to attribute the growth
and enlargement of any business
to the whims and caprice of
Dame Fortune. The Lacoste
Hard ware Co., Ltd. presents a
concrete example that success
may be attained by intelligent
management, persevering indus
try. strict attention to every de-
tail and above all the honesty and
fairness which characterize all
dealings with customers. Ever
alert to the needs of the people
the company strives to satisfy all
possible demands Of a discrimi.
mating public by keeping in stock
a full and complete supply of
goods in every department of it's
large and we'll ordered establish
ment. Polite and accommodate
ing statesmen give prompt and
efficient attention to patrons
who once secured, find it to their
interest to continue the patron
age of the firm.
In this brief sketch it is i'm.
possible to speak of the individ.
ual members o: the company and
their efficient corps of assistants,
but it will be sufficient to say
that all are gentlemen of honor
and integrity, natives of the
town and parish, thoroughly &C.
quainted with the needs of the
people and identified with the
common interest and prosperity
of the community.
Established in 1897 by the late
Leopold Lacoste, the well known
blacksmith, the firm began it's
career on q limited scale in retail
shelf hardware with present
Sheriff l. Lacoste. manager.
Gradually the growth of business
necessitated q larger force and
more ample quarteas to facilitate
the trade and SO the present spa
cious store. extending across the
block from Madison street to
Jefferson street, was erected, civ.
ing the establishment two fronts
on principal thoroughfares,
Numerous lines have been added
until now the firm carries one
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
DISTRICT COURT.

In the District Court yesterday
Felix Abshire and Lessin Cormiel
pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace
on public road and were sentenced e
q fine of SIS each or 60 days n jail.
Alfred Guidroz ana Ruben Cody were
tried and convicted of carrying con,
cealed weapons and sentenced sloG
each or six months in jail. Inc BOND
of Robt. Senegal, s75. was called and
forfeited. District Attorney R0blra
filed two indictments against Henry
Bodenheimer of New Orleans, for vio-
lation of the Sunday law. and the
court acquitted ST Jones OF the same
charge.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18

F. S. Broussard, and Assistant Cash
Ter L. F. st. Julien, is doing a flint
business, having a capital of $50, 900
surplus of %, 1000 and deposits s176, 900
The bank and fixtures are up to dat.
in every resrect and are a credit to tn
town.
The Cotton Oil Mill, G. r. DeLau
real, president; Paul Billeaud, secre
tary; h. Billeaud, treasurer, and G
M. Gary, bokkkeeper, has had q flint
run this eason and is still in opera
ton. with a capacity of SO tons. Mr.
Jno. A. Roy is the engineer and h,
has charge Of as fine a plant as ma
be found. Felix E. VOORHEES, is tn,
efficient superintendent and genera
manager.
The Billeaud Sugar Refinery. nea,
Broussard, is still grinding and g
mountain of cane surrounds the mill,
while scores of wagons are constantly
arriving with more. President Bill.
leaud kindly took The Advertiser mar
through the vast mill and explained
the intricate processes that mark the
mighty revolution that has taken
place in the business. The refinery
has a capacity of 1000 IONS daily and
all the cane comes by wagon or cart.
Following n some of the efficient
corps of employees: II. Simon, en-
Eineer; R. N. Fitzpatrick, bo~okkeeper;
Chas. Billeaud, general manager; Ed
gar Landry, machinist; Aicide Boud.
reaux, boiler; Andre Billeaud, assist
ant boiler: J. N. Breaux, weigher.
MIR. Billesud expects to run until Dec.
rs, having started Oct. IL. Over TO-
600 tons of cane will be the record this
season and 30 far not an accident or
hitch has occurred. The venerable
M. Billeaud, ST., to whose business
foresight and energy this great indus
try owes its origin, was on the
grounds and looked with pride and
satisfaction upon the glorious fruits
OF his early labors and wise manage
ment.
The farmers of the community must
surely feel grateful to the men who
have done SO much to develop the ma
terial resources of the country and set
examples of honesty, industry and
economy worthy of all imitation.
Mayor r. U. Bernard guides the
destiny Of the little town and Marshal
M. Girouard is his executive officer.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
PISTOL TOTERS.

Judge Campbell yesterday in pass
ing sentence gave fair warning to all
pistol toters, that next year he would
deal severely with all violators of the
law and If necessary impose the maxi
mum fine of $500,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
Might Have Been.

When Shakespeare said: AYE,
there's the rub" we do noe know for
certain he was thinking Of the itch.
But one thing we do know-and
know it twenty years. worth-Hunt's
Cure will absolutely, infallibly and
Immediately cure any itchining trou-
bic that ever happened to the human
~cuticle. It's guaranteed.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-12-18
BR0USSARD.
Thriving Village the Center OF
Trade for Magnificent C0un-
try Progress and I'm.
provement Every
where Visible.

No town in the parish, and it ma,
be safe to say no community in tn
State, can boast of so great a degree
of substantial progress and improve
ment al the stirring and enterprisin,
little village of Broussard, situated
some six miles east of Lafayette OF
the Southern Pacific railroad. Upor
entering the town N is immediatel,
impressed with the beauty of the site
enhanced by the regularity and bust
ness system visible ON every hand
The streets are broad. we'll kept, and
as . rule run at right angles, avoid.
ing the devious windings of many
older towns. Cement walks have beer
laid on the principal streets and are
being extended gradually, but surely
to all parts. The buildings are all
new and many Of the residences quite
~pretentious. Some of the business es-
Establishments would do credit to many
older ana larger centers of trade. The
nestness and methodical arrangement
displayed in the stores evidence the
fact that business men of taste and
ability are at the helm of affairs.
The Catholic church. in charge OF
Rev. Father Droessart, is . large and
cOmm0di0us structure, situated on the
principal street and surrounded by q
beautiful, well.kept hedge and orna-
mental shrubbery. Just next to the
church Is the p~resbytery. . very neat
and comfortable home for the Rever-
end Father who has laid out the
grounds and garden in most artistic
fashion, and has nov we'll advanced .
collection Of tropical plants and aow-
ers most beautiful to behold. The
good priest has not only exerted him
self In pleasing effects for the eye, but
has won. by his piety and jealous ad-
ministrstion of his spiritual office, the
hearts and affections Of ell his people.
It IL his purpose soon to erect . suit
able convent, where the children, and
especially the girls, may obtain that
religious training and education so
carefully enforced by the church.
Tho public school, under Prof. =. W.
Fsulk, assisted by Misses L. I.
Triche, Cornelis Grambling, Annie
Dsnnis, Julie Byrne. Helen Masse and
Jeanne Where, IL doing most excel.
lent work, having now an enrolment
OF 276 and : curriculum extending up
% ~ 81 grade. Justnow more room
Il needed and it goes without saying
the people will give Il willingly, for
aftsr Ill The school and church are
factors In the progress OF
auuoonmunity and may b regarded
i5~ceiterions Of Christian civilization.
and pupils are arranging
Tor : Christmas tree Dec. q. and es-
n1eial care will b taken Of those chill
men whose chimney dues are too small
1or old Sants's descent
Ihe Bank Of Broussard, under
N. Billeaud, Jr., Cashier