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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-01-01

was taken in charge by his
family and the funeral took place
yesterday evening at st. Johns
Catholic church. The local mi
litia company of which the de-
ceased was q member escorted
the remains to the church and
grave. Father Sarrazin per-
formed the ceremonies and
Father Placidus preached an
eloquent sermon. expressing
sympathy for the ,bereaved fami-
" and warning all to prepare for
the end that must come. The
church was crowded and tes ii.
fed to the worth and popularity
of the unfortunate young man,
snatched away in the prime Of
life.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-01-01
THE VORDENBAUMEN
LUMBER CO., LTD.

The business of this success.
ful firm was established in 1888
by Mr., E. H. Vordenbaumen
who bought out the interest of
the old Perkins lum Der yard and
laid the foundation for the pres
ent extensive and prosperous
trade, on principles of honesty
and fair dealing that have proved
of mutual benefit to dealer and
customers alike. In February
1903 the company organized un-
der its present style, the Word en-
baumen Lumber Co. Ltd, with
the following officers: E. H.
Vordenbaumen, president; DR..
T. B. Hopkins, vice president;
O. B. Hopkins. secretary and
treasurer; Board of Directors,
Ernest Vordenbaumen, J. J..
Davidson, E. H. Vordenbaumen,
DR.. T. B. Hopkins, and o. B.
Hopkins; meeting first Monday
in January and July. A. E.
Gauthier is the efficient book
keeper and Miss Amy Young,
the accomplished stenographer.
The entire management of the
firm has been for years in the
hands of Secretary Hopkins. to
whose indomitable energy and
business sagacity is due very
largely the rapid growth and de-
velopmen Of the trade, from it's
comparati vely modest proper
tions few years past. Thor
oughly alive to the needs of the
people Of the town and parish
and fully acquainted with every
feature of the lumber business,
Mr.. Hopkins, has not only built
up an extensive trade for his
firm, but has established repu-
tation for liberality and fair deal.
ing that has won the admiration
and appreciation of the entire
community. Thus has been ex-
emplified in practical way the
soundness of the policy of living
and let live; for not only has the
firm gained a host Of friends and
patrons, but the business has in
creased in proportions to exceed
all expectations.
The Vordenbaumen Lumber
Company is indeed an institution,
thoroughly Unidentified with the
material progress ard welfare of
the town and parish and well de-
serves the unbounded success
which has crowned the energy
and business capacity of it's pro-
moters and management.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-01-01
KILLED BY TRAIN.
F. Chas RObichaux and William
Sargent Instantly Killed in
Wreck on Baton Rouge
Road.

Wednesday evening at three
o'clock most lamentable acci
dent occurred on the Baton
Rouge extension of the Southern
Pacific road, about half a mile
east of Breaux Bridge, resulting
in the death of F.. Chas. Robi-
chaux aged %, son of Aladdin
Robichaux of Lafayette, and
William Sargent. a resident of
Algiers. Fireman Armand Mar
tin who was the only eye wit
ness to the fearful mishap and
who'll was only slightly hurt on
the. mouth, stated to The Ad
yertiser reporter that the dirt
train was carrying filling from
the pit near Lafayette to the
Atchafalaya swamps and was
running about ten or twelve
miles an hour when the accident
happened. The locomotive was
attached backward ahead of
the train and Engineer Sargent,
Conductor Robichaux and Fire
man Martin were all in the
engine cab, when suddenly
the tender without apparent
cause jumped the track, carry
inR with it the locomotive and
several cars. The engine rolled
over to. one side and the tender
to the opposite side Of the track.
Fireman Martin leaped for his
life just in time and when he
Recovered himself found En-
Rineer Sargent pinned under
the machine dead, while Con-
dnctor Robichaux lay between
the track and the engine with
his neck broken.
Mr.. Martin said the thing
happened so quickly that the
men had no time to escape and
he attributes his safety more to
providence than to his own ex-
ertions. Many people from
Breaux Bridge visited the scene
and the Coroner Of the parish
viewed the bodies but decided
an inquest unnecessary. AS
soon - possible q relief train
was sent out and the remains
of the two men brought to Lafa-
yette. Coroner Prejean was
notified. but on finding the case
outside his jurisdiction held no
formal investigation. Sheriff
LAcoste phoned the st. Martin
Coroner Tor permission to re-
movo Mr.. Sargent's body and
was told that the affair was simp-
" a accident and no formalities
required. Undertaken Vigneaux
prepared both bodies, and yes
tsrdAy morning friends took
Sargent to Algiers, where bis
mother lives ct 842 Belleville
otroet He Was . member Of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
Rineers and was very popular
with III the railroad boys. Il
Was found that Mr.. Sargent's
body had been badly scalded
by escaped steam.
Conductor Robichaux's body
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-01-01
Pilierers Arrested.

Marshall Chareois and Deputy
Sav0ie arrested Joe jackson and
Bud Eastin, two negroes. for
stealing a pair of shoes and rug
from the Falk Mercantile Co. s
store yesterday morning. The
goods were recovered.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-01-01
ASSESSOR TRAHAN
QUALIFIED.

Assessor Albert Trahan quail
fed yesterday before Clerk of
Court ST. Julien.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-01-01
CHRISTMAS ORATORIO.

The Christmas oratorio given
by Rev. Father Teurlings at the
Jefferson Theater last Tuesday
night Vas probably the grandest
and most successful amateur
performance ever attempted in
Lafayette. The audience was
Ia rye and select ard manifested |
it's appreciation by frequent and |
vigorous applause. Every part |
had been most carefully studied |
and each participant rendered |
his part with artistic grace, that
brought out all the intensive and |
sacred inspiration of the text.
The great'success of the perfor
nance reflects much credit on
the talent and ability of all con-
cerned and proves a proud tri-
umph for our local amateurs.
Father Teurlings led the or
chestra and his untiring efforts
contributed largely to the artis-
tic presentation. The music and
singing was fine and the posing
of the different characters in the
tableaux most admirable. Mayor
MoutOn acted as master of cere-
monies aud read the historical
narrative before each act. It was
announced that the performance
would be repeated next Sunday
night, Jan. 3. at the usual hour
The tableaux presented were
both poetic in conception and ar
tistic in execution. For tasteful
grouping and richness of color
they have never been surpassed
in Lafayette.
The scenes were typically Bib
licaI and ideally historical.
The first represented the
weary waiting of the 1000 years,
enlivened by the glimpses of
prophecy which came like rays
of radiance to enlighten the
gloom and hei ghten the hope in
that faint and far-off event to-
wards which were turned the as
pirations of the world.
The second tableau represented
the beginning of the realization
of redemption and depicted the
angelic am bassador declaring to
Nazareth's queenliest daughter
the glad evangel of her divine Sc.
lection. The posing in this pic
ture presented a simple but elo-
quent gracefulness which should
be seen to be appreciated.
In the third tableau the spec
tators were hidden to Bethlehem
where the Christmas crib was
historically reproduced.
The fourth tableau represented
the Shepherds in alteration in the
stable cave while out in the stilly
night in a halo of light wereis seen
Hosts angelic choiring near.
The 5th tableau brought before
US the Star led Magi Who offer
Him gold of his Kingship the
sign, and frankincense gift to
Divinity due and myrrh to show
forth that a Person Divine had
taken our nature to raise it
anew" At the close of the Epi-
logue the final tableau was pre-
sented including the whole cast.
1t consisted of evolving scenes
epitomizing the whole oratorio
and finishing with the alteration
of the Infant as presented by the
Holy Family.
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Spipcit Der u%nbct6cili9tc 3uidolcr
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llbcltrcitbar lUtcrlJhe 8eid,id)tc.
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id)rGlti. all oie Stcllc cilles Oft pro
nIungslolen &erfnhwnS ioltc ieIte.
A~eicemGbi9c Srbnl,lg geicst iperbcll,
S0ntiGhlih lino &ilfiir ino Orb.
min9aloiisfeit nicnlals arGBer ge,pe
lelt oils cs MN Der SAL lit. Sit irii-
Der Die G%rlongnn9 beS 9iir0crred)tS
Wnndmol 5u leid,t oenod)t woroel
Opos I'M Wrrnbe nitt ihlimm mar
neil Ooourd, bodiIens jemano be.
gilnitigt, aber nicmonb geidldoigt
iuoroen iIt). 10 bGlt nun ieber irgeno
lpic natipiItiidl ongebaitd)tc &id)tel
iid) berchii9t ia nomoglid pcrpflid,.
lei, Die Gi%nbiirserullg 81 erifrueren
100 ulo mie es l,l,r oltgcbt, nit ollei
moallGen Gbitonen unb no ilnntel
moglih, lie ~iibcrbaupt uid)t 81 beipiI
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alid,, lpie ser yGongr. Rccorb" Der.
3eiduct, @eifal. gr mag alld) nan-
den GoIlegen i'm Sous ilber5cugt bo'
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nidt Nn0er@.
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fa1d) a~llfelndnoer, DAP DIE 1r!lnerell
onrh Die neiren u1O neueilen 'd)aell
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0as a%ltaenleine @abIrcht madt II!
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men.
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lottc ernitlihe N~crIcEuugcn %0anonae-
tragtn.
Sr. S$f0r MummcrItcin II,
Ser ollf Dem @ebietc Der Gpcr 10 uielc
Grto!gc gebobt bot, mus dui Der SO
tc laine9 Nubmcs ein Tioafo traurig.
tier Srt crlcbcn. 3.pcimal. lit or Don
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9totcn pcrbnrcn morocn. nidt ctlpo
nit Ser Sc0tr. innGcrn nit scr Talilt.
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t. oaa NeOodltl
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man Gnglorb ol$ Sen Gr5iricocnaitG.
rcr olf Dem goltou. @iro itimmen.
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critcn @alitc be5 ncltnjabrtcn SSoDr.
hum0crtS cine Ionftc, uGcr itctigc
ariegagcfobr ii6cr europa gcbaltcn,
I'M feline politiiNcn Blame ollrd)s
lilhrcn ST fDnncn. G~ngluno'S Ho!i.
tit int 5rpalt5ig S~abrbunbcrt lit Sic
oltc 9%ebliebali: SbciIc unh berrid)e.
Sic Nut III b : u II $ il c ,
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Der h6be uoll It39,0O0 Collars al
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Mdnll pollbe'dl1ttlgt. mo c. lollell
sort III 0iciern Sabre iiir 2115 Dill.
llonen Collars Nlttomobll3 bcrgcIteut
mrr0eit.
Seit Subrcn lit sic &c
ptblif @onouraS scr 3llfludtsort iol.
der Imrrifoncr 0clpeien, sic nit ocIl
@rlcten IN iotdcr @ciie IN Gonilitt
gctonmen, bnb ibrteii olld) Die Glllht
ms NltSlanb uid)ts gcnutt bGttc. ipo
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Goilgcn. ipcabolt Iid) sic Tliid)tlilrge
OortbIn m%cnoeteu. Nudl ino mad
hot i'd cine gnllic Golollie BORT ailge'
licoelt, bic bon Nun all ahcr fcine!l
3ll5ltg erAolien miro. nad)ocm ulldy
oiele Hepllblit ein llebereilfonunlc:l
rln1egongen. bllrd) Dos tic iid) sir
Mllalicfeulug berpflt6tet.
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Glcnurn =. Sinf.

G6 itarb all a. Sauunr 1909. II llbr AZ
9orntittuas. @lcpitoru 4. vim, geD. SreNel. sc
iiebtc Satin bon Soon 2jrf. i'm 80. 9ebers.
NaGuiitasa. BON iDrtr 'cFtcll %Ssobnmna. ytr.
1905. SricanSsStrGbc ans itGit. NciieeurI
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0nrraine.
Ia. &ftfbU6.

H,aieriIh. - Farfartig. GsttbIi6.
Meiiiif bon gEalbrooi cine uHS eine baIb'
petlc. glourt ScupssSd9aon. nnb gorra.ie'
lcp6rme. G~iabts9urenu i'm b~rittett SIur b,s
.i,nipi.G ruIt. 0etauoes," GhcrisS- ans Eatetts.
styh6e. OR di4,1S S&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-26
S~criammlnngs Mu3ciacn.

Die SabreSpcridrlmfuilB ocr Nftieuinhnber
ot5 y6reu. Saucrnidntot @nI.gscrcino" linoct
1isnttas Abeno, oeil 90. IanIar 1909 bel !.
stnodhe Nr. 5!5 NIB 5i1, Jorreit. Strafc, tat.
Wtdr!iGtiUdhi.
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Baltimore EsInctcrD.

Siireau: Srantlin gfhs, Baltimore n. ssrttbitt
GearibniBpIite gum Neriauf - BON S25 an.
nit Wdrulorpiofter, GSsc9rerst $35. - RIat
fir bier Grdber. Sreie YeiluSung Der aapeIt
fir 3rauer1ottes5isnite. tSinit6.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-26
Spno

Saapt,Gingaug: Sreoeridasipao.
WegrlhribpIdbe bon S25 ali inter bettinbtger
alufihi; Gmnittbl umen, 9epinbe. YfIdr5en etc,
perocn IN IreibbnuS ant SauutsGinaGnq geiur'
Ben. rinfet aGent mire, PeHn eetpinftt, Dor.
fpreden. OBJ
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Nrnin Gibne Genlrtcrn.

Tct tneale Srttopri rua gsaltiErrt, Esbt
Bt;eSpiEs. 3pci ele'trtfne SabEs qirieH nIio
RiInIico. PnuIebdro hirefi 5um Grieotoi. vie
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Preiie. s~serIang. bic neueu Souoeltrsn atal0ge
biirenu VIZ. III. slurn.9h arirs- G traRe. %eib'
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Subn Seruig < SuAs.
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VT. SUU'1, NlitUNos SttuHt.
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fert fir 3od5eiten, llnterbaIiul9sn unb onbcre
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