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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
YOUTH STOLE PENNIES
CONSCIENCE STRICKEN

1weuit yeM ogn eafrier hoy on
ihrr ID Scott DiiY Monitor . news.
pincr published aI Port scott. Kansas
paekels pennies which he received
from nassegahy lor eXlra" papers
Whilr hc MAS carrying bis route.
Now the earrler hoy Is grown ile
is miHlaiert iae gnspc ane ee,iye
IS eesaFea 10 hls profession For
tWent yeags iaemrmar} ol The petty
lhnii III tao pennies which hc should
Rnl har siiiheil from his riplnyera
has Igeyel upon bis mlrd
liAualiY ihe liiile dishonest acts
aaye 3 vh laircr nad larger IN hts
mild villl yesterday he manaeei 10
lpafn ne aadress Of h, q Rice, elltur
and agtiishpr cf the pai,~s " the
iln ana be ardie q letter oherlng
make eu0l the amount nf the thHlis
Air Rice received ID al The Grand
hfenue hniei 10 This city this morn.
me i.e wilhhalds the nama af the
Niiler
t lcllnws.
was 3 snell boy was employed as
6 carrier 81 lha Sort Scott Monitor Of
which ycu were ihe manager IN
connection wiif thal recall q prac
dec that use TO haye OF selling ex
.ra plperG ana pocketlng the proceeds
~ well as having secret subscriptions
Foe ldig leel thar should make
C right eith ,cn The amount am
u0t certain af, but think that q viii
probably so as high AS several dol.
lare i y00 can egree on some set
uemcai ! will gfeatly appreccse it.
"l am now preaching. and endeav
OF lc practice the gospel Of Christ
agl wisl ic hege q olaap conscience
"lspigs that this letter Win reach
sou qul fecslYs prompt attention ]
heg Be- reafiu
ne sps iaat Mr .llee was dumb
ieaniel op De putting 4 millly
W remember the hug well, he said
'hut "a for having suspicion that he
wars III aus way arcneG WAY never
lhoeghi Of such thing ne 1as
ln0ead nnca hy me as woli MS by eyery
one else around The Office as very
Miro t9y
- aaidly know what 60 70 nbeut Il
Gl eaufae don't care fgr the amount
of money involved. but I don't wamf
lhe tos ta think that he has got ans.
ihMs Eehlr. brmeto be ashamea of.
4oM lllehleg wlmls me 10 write hmf
q nice letter aud offer Is give him any
biri ~ recommendation hat be wants
bgt 1om'a sueh Kind hearted ol
seamp that hia advice Il noi good for
nNhlng You understoHd OF course
SHY wiihhald iha name
oklahoma elty Timo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

There goes ! nian oblerN Z
steamship agent IS be directed atlch.
lion tc O serly looking indlYidud wll
had inst angaeed passasa for Europe
'vhoso essorla ara devoted - coa
= Nctlns short tuta 70 business meHs
0ls and IN eliminating an ilns.co.
sumiug men end shdlf ofonositIoas
from his busy existence ne is q nAf
ns ycfy few verbs
fSona years aE5 s1is gonllanaa
aFnascd iaa oeeaa and haa refy 40
pleasnni arlp One nofnfng sympa
iaelIe passenger offered hlsi a lennon
expressing q elucere ~isa that /
WOULD Nlvs Felli
e1'he naIs tratelsr seized Che la1aa.
hurled u qlcluwsy la'p the ogeaa NJ
Hinuied
This s S. ger Nay thaa ts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

4 prominent Young professional
man Of this city wht only habit
lispleaslng to bis hau some wife is
ihat he stays top Ions at Che club oc-
casl9nally went home the other marn.
lng about aa hour before sunrise iic
stuaiod up 8 cofltn' good thle h tell
her an1 was also penienl Nneh 20 hl
surprise the goUi little wife was wait.
ing for aim ~ ihe rarl1f hut In lieu
of upbfaiilns him. size seated her self
al the piano aud coalmencei playing
Tell Ne. the Old OH stony
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
(. FLYING OKLAHOMA i
! SPARKS F OR 4 y
LEISURE MOMENT B


Burr srest algl
They're e1ine 70 start up q press
club here" said claude 8urr local
newspaper man 10 charming young
lady friend I'VE held mevtlag st
lhe 2oyal hctel ana elected officers,
and now think it's going Trough"
"Thpl VII Just be Ane. allors
charge such eXtrlyagant prices now.
adays ani think It is great lhlug
for yoane men to be able TO Keep
their el5thlng pressed q. q reasonable
price. and Il Nill especially be boon
TO travelling men stopping at the ho.
tcl, she innocenily averrel
where ignorance is bliss lls i9l.
lg, etc said Burr 20 himself as ho
allowed The conversation 20 drift TO
wearing apparel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
WILL INTEREST GENERAL PUBLIC

unapr he direction df the ialt
huafd 0f agsleelufe, gQUnls sunerlf
eDGeai lilfmhBc, & eHHihe p4 lna
taIau ta all tue teachers and 8
eaeh mpnhpr be- pnhllc eNna
boarda ia lOsaa e1mif 4 allona tlt
flmef inMmHip iu hH kalH n lli.
eliy fHhulry hc 9Th sud Sob
state sanHin ndtni tlmarm.
sUul Superintendent ipmplny
t'ity superintendent Gain ana fWt
h0befle 81 lhe l.ssu count, hls.
srghoUl viii dehgpf addresses III hi
mp iluR ~ ihp felali0n DC farm NE
q sfagR 8urk.
Program Features
For Men aud ANameH i00d rual
aloos iudslns eAed selection crop 4e
counts, dan.calie eeouamA centralized
Whf + eu-aprraiiRe dempl5-rain
irmB
FcF Boyg aud Girls 1on judy
sauNnR schools something about r1i
iagcH bays summer cncemHMel 81
contests lnr nest Venr
4 For Teachers special plesram. tan
Quoting e0nieHis school libraries
eaching agriculture debating clubs N
schools
FOR gYtrsesag Able speak ra. dls
clay from ile and 81 college. iret
bulletins ronaf,s b1oa.els stAfeopti
e.n leeirfea Il night display of farm
products
Who should Came The bows. tlf
eirls tho minl ne women lhe ieaah
ei4 everybody.
Whist to BflngA lead peacil 4 noie
fo1s 3 good cQll sene good corr
aunle gvnd cotton il Bite 4sakei af din.
ner airy 9lAy s9od lhlnss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

Nomau pruIit ienies his story but
hia attorney friends down al Okla.
foma elly an youth lar e as anes the
bunch up q l,dmm he hlg town
of Oklahoma count. According 20 the
bunch client was being ioil how
10 carrv cn 3 cal said Pfults 'That
Is the best cplfc 10 opt n sour
friendly letter toes not produce fhe
effect wc deslie coue hack to me
Prulit ialnt6 wheu ihe client replied.
Yes " that talls tf talr means, I'll
haye to turn the vhale thing over %
y0i ct SOME other lawyer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
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& At THE FEEATRE.. (
as#@#AsaA sks Il Iss n Il n ssx

comes "a the 9rooks on wednesday,
he. Harry Scott company he pfodusl
crs az his comedy had Two cOmuan.
les Of u on ha road lass season play
Ing tae cliica and The principal one
uleht s,ands IN the United States and
Canada The press noices were ox.
cegdingly good In chicago. Ncw York
aud aosion and the management
promises a stu better show ihls sea.
son with added new features
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

In The eourgc OF a lesson Oh the
subject oi domestic eeonumy and hy.
gienc hanlsame Guthrie school teach
er got singular smart and apt an.
swer from d girl
Speaking Of milk and lts Importance
as q food, the lady aakcd;
What Us the best place wherein to
keep The milk perfectly nice eud
fresh during say. hot SUMMER day2
One little girl. evidently thinking II
was an easy one promptly answered.
"please teacher IN ihe COW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
LIBERIA.
E:SIINAT
FOR STATE. !.
SCHOOLS s


Almost liree hundred and afly niun.
sand dollars sor The lhuu stale NOR
mai schools Is appropriated under
House Bill No M which wa3 naaaea
% engrossment and third reading by
ihe htAst ~ ils late Saturday afieN
noon ee Sion Anthony pleaidet over
the gominlllee of hc whole dulng lhe
consideration of the bill plien w4s
llltle or ~ dseesal0a and whn he
committee t0e ap mealtfe aas tet
nmmendre wrassagr
The total appropriation % De exact.
- SSii&e0. ana g0ea FOR The malnl i.
airc a .hel%hree alaa uOrmala IN
'old OA 1ua' for iae hirhnal per-
Tod en- nR some sa laii 0f thla
amclnt ss3.32s "a appropriated nul al
the fllllls arising from Tie ioa.sc ana
wntal 0f section thirteen bf lhe schOai
lands. and s29i,St8 ua a. ihc general
state Funds
The Edmond normal Is 90 receive
a9a.gt for selirles oi ill@ Faculty ,or
the lwo.year period ans ihe iata
amount Tor tAis school d sl2i.gS9
The facrlt7 ti Alya la 10 receive
$4,000 Ter lne sanc period and lDe
total appropriations for ihe notrm
otfere iT siltgaA
The Weatheriord school Is 10 re
eeiv atnAl II ataecll I'D which $50
0o0 Is set Gsl'e 10 pay aa,eres oi ihc
lHculiv,
rlch &, lhe farce schoolB Sc
@0 FOR Hprcr esncgfes fer ia Ne
N and So tg0 apiece ier ife expenses
N helix snmmer agluOli
There Wes considerable WraugliNg
ever ihe eilt by wilson. of Greer, pud
lentnn o, lle seaalo. faf lhe puipu8
0f establishing penal ryi0rmatol
20 Granlfe lao aligluai nmnllan
seems 10 haze bau ths erection
reform i2ry slrAlnr la thc smUnA
Institution al Emirn ~. H. No Tie ass.
aiiesi0n a iho measnro 10, s0rts 0f
ldens were oGered IN lh form of
amendments mr waBed e mlkp
I'll q reform scboil and oiAQiu mrroB
branch pchii ntlarY Finally fbe
Bill was recommilod to ihe puhlif
buildings committee. with Instructions
70 bring b new bin, providing tor
the location ~ d branch neni,entiafy
al he town 81 Granite
The sehoel laad hill 4 substitute
hy the euinmilc Tor that nv Mayep
and Casleel fas fcpmililicd % tla
school ls9ld eummlNce NJ order ihai
Il might be considered with the aonate
hin on htl subject
nHfan attempted q gel O public
building Bill before hc hnuse liz
made motion % take up a bill es
iahliahlng state normal "a nuWn
hii bis mpii4h wa pr0Nptly 1bled
lil Ne 982 h9 Anthony author
lzea and DIRECTS The erelary Of sia.a
peeira lha ieh notes records e.e
from ne Henefal e s land office ihe
DAVIS cnmmlsstoh etc. relating jo
Government mwya in tldahunIa
The passaee ol Hlcll g hlil Is upce
mry before lbp nuIea can BE- ohUue
lhe BIN Na8 ordered b. HgfMHDeH
ana fhird reading without dsaieH
Na ls hy White Wav .aian dpred
"a engfussmput "a df lf WhH Hha
constitute disturbances oi tla pcaea
makes auenses niimemeanuf mind
carries uA emergency Il HaH
peii secured an amehlHfui MHhnR
II au cl suse p Use lnWlasr elculHl
"a to bflng 90 adlHieully or ngi
such as eallng 4 man a ilaf H utiHf
other villa namea
Porter frni un an amnuamcui na
inns tho penalty d nne nai a eAceHd
shy dollars
Lister tbla was fecnnaidafcd and an
amendm IL 81 lNfl im adopted rN
makes oaenses mdef ili ao punish
able ng aue not 5 esceel saea pa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

Ahan The sge o yaur al1ca ~
4anf saiallclnn "a kaaw lhai mans
ppdpa e.u Weaf ahaoh 2 aiae Ha.hf
IS nlnkiiNg Aliens i'antfase ipis
Hhem la@ l8e ihlW lo - em
tea.hef Shan aud ilr breathing iu
NeW Shoes anl a. erlMat %ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

are SOU stranger in t0wn2 asl,
rd l1d t'assi ly q Legislator iampl
lor hg hospitality
Nn merely foel IKE one sail
the aoinn NY wiie ls giylng a it
ile alnner I'd The huiel 70 d purity OF
lohhfi ina suliraeeitcs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
'fRs M a's'' A"'rI''' PAY, pad Q

The areas American Play. "paid In
Full
Writing in the Nav York American
Alan Dale. The world.iamed critic
said "Nhc photographic power dis
played IN ihe characterization Of the
men and women ~ Paid 10 Fuli Is the
most commandlng hing have ever
seem q Ia a revelation and Eugene
waller iia luihof and Waecuaals
and Nempnr he manusera. are 10 be
congratulated iur giving he american
stage sD valuable property with
a superb east and d magnificent prn
aerli8n Paid to fuh viii he prescni-
ed Al he BROOKS on Friday aishl n
viii he given herr as perfectly as a.
The Eslgr theatre. flow york. who're
4 N now Ia siA aeennd season II m
interrupted irlu.nph Tha nie; alsu
has q rernri Of . .s.,v months run at
lhr aruna -pvra house. chicago whn
cagl shat WIN present "paia IN Full
dege ~ q brilliant dne ena local ihea
irr eoers can look for real treat
'fat indications ere tlat 8acAed
house VII greet toe play ea lis local
debut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

I'M Murphy and Dorothy Shcrfud
delighted u large audience at the
Brooks Saturday night
The Opera house was DART lest ulshi
the Gingerbread MANS special bclng
delayed by the blizzard which pre.
vailed yesterday
a Show with Real Music.
Mr. VIM Cushmnu. manager OF
THE TOymakers Dream" company
which viii appear al The Crooks 10.
morrow nlehi. pridcs himself 8n hav.
lng more origlnal music Than any 9th
er so.cnllrd musical shBN now on tnnr
The music for this show WIS an writ
ten by Mr. Cushman aud cnnIans
twenty 0f the laiesl emf best eaapni,
DIE numbers which This able muslclan
could rompOsr Among some nl the
song hits are. "i.oak 9nl inr The hu.
iomobils" "aar the Hand ORR 0l
Man "a CRAZY av On Nrous llaN
and he beautiful SONG STORY hy Ar.
tieO. idmrly. RaDl nn hnh i1rrp aad
Dark illuc Ocean
he chorus which renders THESES SO.
lecilons are under lhe persona, diree
ton Of Prof Chaa q, lrchner ,aio
W lhe Rorlln conservatory ANA those
llils show san havc te
pleasure 81 hearing some Of ne great.
esi musical numbers O. the srasnl
Mas New Husband.
PLAY g0ers ar prumsed en- pXcep
tionally clever casi ln the giusieal
farce mas New Husband 2 which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

Fclog's Honey and Tar Gears th,
AIR passages. stops the irritation IN The
The throat sooihes tic iuhaned mem
branes. ana the most obstinate cong
disappears. Sore and inilamed lungs
are healed and strengthened ahd inc
cold Is expelled from the sNs EN-. Re.
nise any bHt ihe genuine In the SEP
low package g r Reniro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15


go those Interested An having a
OulhNe team In tac Weaerr associa.
lion drrlng the coming bascbail sen.
snE.
It ~ proposed hy many If these
baseball fans. who have been consult
od on the subject 10 eall O meeting 90
the council roun Of the cliy apli I'll
S p NJ. Nn Mmdny rbruary la. In
The purpose Oi urgaulglng lo suppuN u
team In The Western ass0eiaii0n dng
lue The season whe retsllew ass3cIa
iihn %. Guthrie has endorsed This ac
iiop as VIII appear from the appended
resolution end all give substantial
There IS 2 vacancy ln the Westel
association, which Is opra 20 GUlhris.
10 Rllfour cities at present. Ia tac
league. have expressed thald wish i0
have Guthrie with them! Il only rc
Quires that the people of luthrl,
should fully investigate the plaus pro
posed for carrying thls proposition to
q successful Issue and go ahead and
subscribe the necessary funds Al
the meeting 10 be held 0n Monday. IN.
formation will be given as 20 the prob
able expenses Of running the Team dur.
ing The season, and a conservative es
innate OF The receipts and 2 sufficient
sum 0i money win be asked for tC
support the team, and until there IS
cash actually ln bank TOT
this purpose 40 further action will be
taken; 1hls VIII obviaie a'f chance ..
being again called upon
for subscriptions By this means It ls
believed iha, the season can be hn.
ishgd without ANY dehclt. but eith
probably @ small profit which would
mean chat the original amount sub.
acrlbed, would be available &c carry
forward 10 another season II is re-.
auosted ihet all Interested la baseball
attend This meeting, pleading no eX.
cuse FOR absence We must get q
move and a good one on, at once ln
carry this proposition to success.
r, n. Mcclure y B Lille, Dr. r.
" smith. Robt Oycrton. ohm Furrow
Arthur TYLER Frank Wilher Ear
Cooke & g. llomer, Dr.,C, s. Petty
y a. Douglas, Dr 4 o. hllschi lN
mon Gray c w White, Carl H1s
ighorsl Tony lligsina, clrh sarche
r. shiun W. Orr Chas Seton
Don't forget the date MondaT Fpb
ualy f st SD ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

And Build ~ Tho System
Take the Old STANDARD GROVES
TAsTrT. 1855 CHILL TONIC You
bn0w shat ynn are taking. Tho for.
mnIs Is plainly printed on oYery bot
tie. showing Il Is simply Qulnlne agd
e1ecual form. tof grown fcrFe
eheeiual form. For grown pevplle
aud children 5er
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

~ III "TTTT77" III y
The bull dca said u the cat one night
As he entered hls kennel iine
"rhe madam mfH holy fright
with her rli half of behind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

10y TIl7 IVNN8 0T##TH7
Tic cosl men took bis bank book
DOWN
There werr hlFSclH there IN re1-
So b. showed lhe price Wis way around
YIs teeanse 81 freight rate he
salt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
BASEBALL
FANS BUSY

,fhls 10 70 certify ,ha al a'iocd.
'lps a the Guthrie reiallegp assbeip.
lion held February 1908. arescluiIon
was passed endorsing lle movement
OF The new bascbal team now organ.
king Ia Guthrie. end secretary was
Instructed 10 isaus credentials author.
iHing base bail committee 20 solicit
iands for support of same
This ceedonilal does not ohlgate
ANY member hnl n optional with each
member as 40 Vheilltr they wish 10
Riye ar not
vs. q RAYSON,
seWcury .;s r. e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

Tim Murphy and Dorolhy Shcrfud
delighted large audience AT the
Brooks Saturday night
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-03-26
Society.
Woman's Club.

A very interesting and pleasant
meeting of the Woman's Club was
held at the home of Mrs Orren Hop
kins Monday afternoon, instead of
Thursday on or the Federation
of Clubs converting here on that day.
The meeting was called to order
by the President, Mrs. Davis, and af-
ter the minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved, quite a
good deal Of business al attended
to, after which the Club then adjourn
ed. The hostess then invited her
guests into the dining room which was
made very attractive with cut flow
ers, to partake of the following de-
licious luncheon which had been dain-
tily prepared: Shrimp salad on let
tuce, olives, saltines, sliced tomatoes
with mayonnaise, peanut sandwiches,
angel cake, Philadelphia cream with
cherries. Those present were: Mines.
Davis, Muller, Avery, Denbo, LeRosen,
Givins, Tom Hopkins, J.. l.. Kennedy,
and Miss Dupre.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-03-26
standing distractions the train came
down from Greenhead GO miles) IN
n hour and a quarter"
When a Tooth Is Not a Tooth.

In Seattle last year a man was
charged with and tried for practicing
dentistry without a license. Each par
ticular piece of evidence necessary to
make out the case on the part Of the
state was proved, except that the
prosecutor, having procured the pros
ecuting witness to exhibit his botched
tooth to the jury, either forgot or
didn't think it was necessary to ask
the witness If it was a natural or an
artificial tooth, and SO lost his case.
1t seems the statute made II a INSIDE
meano to mend a human tooth" for
a fee without a license. Now the SEN
sible presumption-the presumption
that men or judges would naturally in
dulge in If they had not become i'm
bued with the passion of peering for
loopholes-would be that the tooth
was natural and not artificial. But if
we presumed that, the law would
cease to be an exact" science, and
many gaping spectators on the back
benches would be deprived Of the joy
of watching to see which lawyer came
out winner in the match Of wits
Golfers Weekly.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-03-26
ChiIdren's Party.

Mrs. F. r. Tolson entertained a
crowd of little folks Wednesday after
noon in honor Of little Frances and
Robert Compton Of Texas. In spite of
the bad weather the little folks gath
cred promptly and had a jolly good
time playing various games of amuse-
ment. The decided hit of the after
noon was "pinning the monkeys tail,
which created peals Of laughter and
lots of fun watching the mistakes of
the blindfOlded ones. AS Nina Pelle-
rim and Haywood LeRosen accomplish
ed this feat, the prizes, a pretty silk
handkerchief bag and a box of candy
were presented to them. During the
afternoon Little Miss Frances Comp
ton sang several pretty songs which
brought forth many words of praise
and was highly enjoyed. Mrs. Tolson
then invited the little ones into the
dining room, where she served deli
cious refreshments.
The crowd of happy little fellows
thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon, and
the only regret was that they had so
much fun, it made the time pass too
fast. Mines. Compton, Woodson and
Miss Challie Tolson assisted the hos
tess in amusing the following little
tots: Doroty Davis, Nina Pellerin,
pooci0 oDI TIo Lohoo I~~:o~
Louise and Durkee Peltier, Mabel and
Ida Roy, Marguerite Kelly, Elizabeth
Denbo, Sue and Haywood LeRosen,
Frances and Robert Compton.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-03-26
Secret Of Successful Oratory.

1.-The most effective orator l have
ever heard" says a writer in the
Windsor, was an Italian ex-friar, an
old Garibaldian, Sig. Gavazzi by name.
who lectured in England when l was
in my teens. He was addressing some
5000 men and women Of the hard
headed north country type. He was
speaking in English, which was to him
an acquired and foreign language. He
played on his hearers as if they were
an old fiddle in the grasp of Paganini.
He made them literally laugh and cry
at will. He would one moment hush
them in s%pellbound silence, and the
next, by a word or gesture. he would
explode the charged mine of their en-
thusiasm into deafening cheers. AS l
listened to him l first understood why
Demosthenes insisted so strenuously
on action-action or delivery as the
first, second and third secret OF suc
cessful oratory."
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-03-26

Mrs. M. A. Hargroder returned Sat
urday from Alexandria where she
spent some time with Mr.. Hargroder
who has business there.
That bulk corn beef at Roy & Mou-
toms is very tempting and sells fast
try a select piece. Phone SO. 3-19-3t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Boudreaux en-
tertained a few friends Monday night,
at a musicale. Those present were:
DR.. A. R. Trahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Broussard, Mr.. Lastie l.. Broussard
and Miss Louise BrOussard Of New
iberia.
Mrs. c. C. Miller and Miss Rena
Hopkins went to Jennings Tuesday
as delegates to the Sunday School
convention. Others who attended
from this city were Revs. E. M. Stew
art. A. F. Vaughan and C. C. Miller.
Mines. E. r. Kennedy, Crow Girard, j.
J.. Davidson, Miss Anna Webb, and Mr..
R. H. McFaddin.
Rev. Robt. w. Vaughan, agent for
the Louisiana Methodist Orphanage
will preach at the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-03-26
FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1909.


Mines. A. o. Levert, S. Gonsoulin
and D. Liable, Of St. Martinsville.
spent Sunday with Mrs. B. ]. Pei
lerin.
Our new line of spring goods have
all been received and we invite you to
call and see the handsome new pat
terms in suits and furnishings
Kahn's.
The many friends Of Miss Frances
Baker who is quite sick in Lake
Charles will be glad to know that she
is improving.
Golden Dent corn 3D. 90 a bushel at
the Moss Pharmacv.
Mrs. B. J.. Pellerin and daughter.
Miss Nina, visited friends in New
Iberia last week.
Shallot sets at The Moss Pharmacy.
Our spring line is rapidly coming in
and we especially invite the ladies to
call and see the new fabrics and de-
signs.-Schmulen's.
All of our bulk garden seeds are
strictly fresh and guaranteed.-Moss
Pharmacy.
Mrs. M. DeBlanc is spending a
while with Mrs. M. Levert at her de-
lightful home on St. John plantation
in St. Martin Parish.
Phone 1872 for corn, hay, oats, bran,
chicken feed nutriline and all kinds of
feed stuffs.-D. P. Upton.
Something new-Merry Widow
Beans. They are good try them-at
your family grocers, Roy & Mouton,
phone SO.
Mines. Jno. o. Mouton, o. C. Mou-
F., ton, Sidney Mouton, j. ALT Mouton,
Geo. DeBlanc, A.. v. Liable, G. A. Mar
tin and ]. F. Mouton were among the
visitors to Grand Coteau Wednesday,.
Mrs. c. Doucet and daughter, Miss
Nina drove to Carencro Wednes-
day.
A sweet little baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Mouton in San An.
tonia, Texas, on Wednesday.
All of our bulk garden seeds are
strictly fresh and are guaranteed by
us.-Moss Pharmacy.