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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
Sra Slaaoens Rjemfomit.

5 IirsOag5 meOOelte pi ON Dor
&rig5flaaOes &Iemfomlt ira lit
&erOen-onliejlenbe 3ogt; men HGaD-
len par Oa laa afmaalt. Gerfor me0-
1cler pi fer list nprmere, ierlig
Lot al Gr9li0entens @eltonstaie
g 2lOnlinol Sperrps Spartale.
nlS5ffe fpr Ell omerifauif Slaaoe
penDer ieirrig ttGbage fro ct itort
Spilag, bill Ser blipe en- laaoan
@jcmfomit og ct ioaoant Sfue iotn
bette, iog0e @reiioent 9looiepelt j
en- Sfaaltale for Sen onerifanife
6laaOe, 0a 9lOmiraler og &apteiner
ira ben til6egepen0te 6laaoe efttr
RpDen bar iamlet | &abptten paa
ErGiiOentens Daft Mapf(oper.
nGL iom er bjenne, pil oglaa
erinOre oe Wteno, iom bar giort os-
ltoltere END nogen Sinoe fsr, al
nort 9anO," fortiatte balt.
&ear=Iomiral CHARLES @. Sper-
rp lpareOe: u0o 6loaoen ofieileoe
ira Sm 6roncisco, ST. 8reiioent,
lenote De os ct Telegram, 6bori De
logOe, at Ser foran os Ioa ct itort
9lnipar og en- itor Sgre. ut pi Dag
far opfplot 2lniporet, ggr bette til
Set toilette 2jeblif / bort 2ip. Seq
Tiger rpi", naar jeg taler ON 6Iaa-
nen for. ingen Wfano funoe baoe
giort, bpaO Der ct 6leoet giort, uoen
Get lopale og pillige San1arbeios
Gf bper. eneIte Mano ON 8oro paa
Slaaoen."
Soale0es &ortbeo gop Sen gperIt-
fon1manoerenoe for De tilbagepenote
Sfibe lin officielle 9fapport til ben
SberItfomnanOerenoe for 2anoets
@ra1e og 6laaoe. ]:
Treiioenten bar oct Iamme uo-
m9rfeoe Surnsr, iom ban bar, oa
5fibene oompe0e al Steo for flor
ten 0toaneOer iiOen, og itaoig uo-
trpfte ban jim Segeiitring oper BEN
Sriltnlf iom Oenne Slaaoe, Ser efter
bans Srore bar blepet uoienot paa
ct Sogt, bportil lao mango bapoe
rgItet pau @opeOet, bopoe bunoet.
Suffer 0e oQe Sc Grofetier ON
ltlpffe, lon blep uotalt? ipurgte
@reii0enten ge1tagenoe. nSe ber",
Iag0e ban, og pe9te poo Sfi6ene,
"ber er Sc tiGbage efter IA W3aane-
Ger og uOen Ell Sfranne. gr bet
fife itorartet?"
Eli .Solfene % Oe pngre Office
Ter u0toIte @rGIi0enten lin @aaif6n=
relie og 9on0ets Sof for 0en 8re-
Itige, iom &rD0Stogtet hnbOe gibet
len nmcrifonIfe 6loooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
ytr. Is.
Sra Daihtn9ton.
gtcprGicutaut6nict / arigs6nmpr,
5Orfaiter Scuatcts 6Orilag um
EpnSfurBpjclie.

2&nibington 81. 6eb. - WfeD af=
gorenoe 0fajoritet trooieoe 9fepre-
icntunt6uiet Senutet flere @unge
Gag ioet man forfnIte0e Senatets
}GnOringsforilog til SeOlIingS
o@illen", iGrli9 OenL Ser beItentte
a. forboie @rpiiOentens, GiceprG=
iiDenten5, Spe1ferens og CONNER
ltes 9on. &artilirlien par dl0eles
lt0ilettet.
&eltaIenbeO % 6oroirring fGn-
>peOe ON 9Gren. SSfte UNDER bele n9r-
pprenoe &ongres bar Spenferen
bait iaaoan Sefomit meO at bolOe
GrOen iom Dag.
Dfange parlomentariife &ruOer
.fnrefomL men cen gantle preiioeren=
oe Gmbeosman0 lpIte Dem aQe til
nlninbelig 5ilfreosbeo.
&rigen porebe / oper 6 elmer.
Son megen Si6 Ipil0tes, at man
tlep npot til at bol0e 9lftenleslion
Otter Sc 6 Simers Sorl5h gif BET
fcreliggenoe 6orllug til &onference.
&onferencenS 9fapport par otter
@enltano for en- liplig Gebat. Oct
bar Senatets SSnOItilling ON 2enS-
fprbpielier, man falOt oper. Gen fri
tiIereOes ingaaenOe at Nfr. llnOer-
TooO (9lla) og @larf (Wto.), Der
erflprebe, at Hr9iioerlten Ste0et
for $4,000 / @irfeligbeoen fit
S291 900 ON 9[oret. 9lfitemningen
ungaaenoe bper 2ensforbejelie TO-
qes IorIfilt. W1eo t02 mob 81 Gten-
mer negteoe Suiet at gaa irtO paa
@uiets SoriIag ON at forbeie Speu=
ferens 2en.
Snoitillingen ON at forbeie Sre=
iioentens 2en fra $4,000 til $100-
600 forfaIteoeS meo 16O MOB al
Stemmer. Spr lt0folOet fltnOgior-
tes, iag0e Speofer Cannon at ban
Itenlte for Sorb6ielien
Gn fuI01tenGig 6orpirring pau=
fltlgte. 9[Ge piIoe g6re 9Sorilog al
en- eQer onocn 9lrt. Speoferen moo
toq ct 6orIlog ira Wir. @ation
(&nb.), Ser gif u0 pau at for6oie
@rpIiOentens 2on til $4,000 Ste
BET for til 100000. 9erom iten1te
mon iao. 6oriloget icjreOe meO 1853
MOD t49 Stennner, og Repltblifn=
nerne opplouoere0e. - 9Gn0rings-
fprIlaget beIten1lner ErGIioentenS
2pn iom 0en MI er plus $4,000
ion1 ti0ligere bar bpret bebtGget til
NeiIeu0qifter. Ienne Bepilling bler
lea uOilettet.
2lQe 5enatets 9@nbringsforiloq
meO Senipn til Statsoepurtemcntet
iprIiq ON 0pretteGien uf en- ltnoer.
miniIterpoIt, forfaIte6es ogiaa.
9}aIte 5Gog gioIOt 5enntets Sen-
ftiIGing ON at forboie Gommernes
0on, Oerlu6er S6ieitercts0ommer
res. Ta &onferencefoniteen ber be
fanot Iig / @tinoritet, foreilog Set
llopercnsIten1meIie ongonenoe 9@n
rringsforilagene. Get blep bebtaget
"a Sogen bites tilboge til Sonic
rencen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
18. Nara.

beOen al 6ranffurt peo N9ain, og
ioo bel Oens 6orbiItorie iom Ieloe
Guelen DGfter GpIigt pi0e &re0Ie.
Qe TO MOOitan0ere bar Baron 0f1.
Golf bon Gcrt5en, &optajn set 81.
6nfonteriregiment, % 9r. BON
Shlcfro0, tiOligere Officer / set
lcmne &eginent og ieneIt 29itnant
! &an0epprnet.
i &aptajn Sert3en % 2gitnant
5tucfroO par go0e @enner, meoens
De laa @arniion gteu 9uppin.
Senifa6et uOitrofte fig for eprigt til
Deres SorelOre og reipeftipe SSa-
miller. Sert5en bar gift nleo en-
meget inllf Dame, en- 0otter al en-
hefenOt 6abrifant 9oItocf. Stucf-
raO bar en- bpppig @eIt / Sert5ens
Sns, og iamtiOie meo at 5an tilipne-
laOenOe opretbolot GenIfobet me6
Sert5en gioroe ban itorn1enoe &ur
til Gennens SuItru. S gfteraaret
maatte Sert3en reiIe bort ira Siem.
met for at beltuge Mansbrerne,
boorimoo Stucfroo, iom intiolertio
Gopoe facet lin 9lfifeo fri Wailiter-
t!eneiten pna Gruno al forIfellige
Sfanoalebiitorier, forbleb / geeu
9fuppin
Ga enoelig Wangprerne bar for
Fl, og Sert5en benote til6oge til it
Stem, par Ser bereot bam en- PIN
Zig Sperraifelle. Stucfrah bar I'M
Ter bans Sroberelie flpgtet til M-
inertia me0 oen im1ffe Sru Oert5en
Wan flrnoe f9lge 8arrets Spor til
Seem 9orf, og Sruens Sor9lore
reiite berfor itrafs berober, fan6t
SlDgtningene og forisgte at oper-
tale 0atteren til at Denoe tilbage
til Spiflan0, men ale oeres 9ln-
itrengellcr bar forgepes, ioet @a-
ronesien beltent afilog at forlaoe
Stucfrao.
Serefter a1llagoe Baron Sert5en
Sftlsntisleproces, og / December
WfaaneO fonot Sfilsmisien Steo.
8 WeQentioen baboe irni6lerti6
Stucfrao bit lin lape &orafter pe0
at forlo0e 8oronesien og reiie biem
til tine Sorelore / &ren5na6, 6por
6ans Sa0er, en- tt0ligere General,
nn ct 8Dens 8orgmeIter. Saa mart
Sert5en 66rte ON Stucfraos Silent
fomit len0te ban bam ltrafs line
Sefltn0anter, og ll6for0ringen 6leD
nlo0tagen. 8etingelierne bar @iito-
fer og ire @onge SfpOning paa 25
5friots 9[fitonh
0ueqen fan0t Ste0 paa Ell af-
Ii0eS Iiggen0e Ylaos / Yarfen Seer
GeOen of 6ranffrrt DeO Wtuin
Oert5en mS0te prpcilt paa &loffe=
| llGttet me0 ct Ear Sfilcerer iom
Sefllnonnter ian1t en- 2pge, og mo-
| get ienere in0fnnOt ogioa Stucf=
ra0 fla me0 line 0enner. SSGren0
0ueQen fan0t Ste0, bapOe begge Be
tioligere &enner beiten1t erfleret, at
BET por OereS 6en1igt at 0rG6e biit-
onoen; Set eneIte, iom futOe ttlfreos=
| title Set 1ntolluffelige @no, Jon nu
berlfc0e imeQem Dem. Stgnalet
| fnlot, begge 5fu0oene afgcpes iam-
ti0ig, men me0ens Gert3enS &1gIe
romte bans 6uItrus GSorf6rer /
ltnOerlipet og tilfoie0e 0enne ct
| frpgteligt Saar, forbleo Sert3en le(p
uiaaret, og / 2pbet al ii 0tinutter
| Oooe Stucfroo lttoer en- frpgtelig
G60sfanp.
Otter at Sert5en bapoe pentet, til
clt bar forbi, forte ban til Sranf-
flirt og melote Jig iom @rreitont hos
SC oerperenoe n1ilitere Wpnoigbe-
Ser, mebens Sc sprtge 0eltogere |
| Gromoet iprgebe for 2igets Srans=
tort til &reu5no6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
SOnfirmatiOnsfDrt

gept 0p1og al iGrbcles imnf=
fe Sprt til &onfirnntioncr. Spbe-
peoe SIomIter forifeIlige 6aroer
og trpft @uGo. Stint heforere6e
9luoe inoeni meo @ers pasienoe til
Nnleoningen.
10 Is - 90 Gts. Stpffet.
9anii6 emt6. Tmbl. SOmie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26

Spo 0ofota 2ono bar piIt Zig at
rpre per6ifuGbt. @i bor mango
qn6e 9(nleoninger Sno 9ofota.
0nIfer 9e goot 0ano til en- 6i1ig
Gris, ioo Tfrip til os. @i bar
2ono oGGe @e9ne.
Sir @urlb SnpcItmcnt Gu..
6Ot-4 95.O.o.@Gbg. ,Cmahu. .ate6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
.Joroen runot.

&ronprinien al &piflanO fonlmer
fife. Berlin ben "a. 6ebr. 5ntime
Senner al &rOnprinien nf SplflanD
meO0eler, at &ronprinien life bill
femme til glmerifu til Sonner pao
@rltnO al Statsioger, Iom npopen-
bigger bans 6orblipen 6jel1ne.
9 9lr6ei0ere inOciluttet / en- &loaf.
Seattle, SSoibington, Sen "a. Sebr.
s 9lr6eiOere, iom blep inoelluttet /
cn &loaf De0 ct Sor0ifreo, bolOe5 /
9ipe peO Si9lp al ct 9fpr, iom ser
! bleO preSlet gennem Sorolaget, og
| gennem bpilfet S6Oebarer ienoes neo
til Dem. gn anoen Stprfe arbeioer
paa at uOgraDe Oen, og man buo-
fer, at BET ifal lpffes.
&rigsifibet lttab. YDilooelpbia,
%. 5eb. - &plen til &rigsIfi6et
lltob Get S6Iterlfib til SSfortoa, 1om
nn CT unoer 9pgning 8rooflpn
SfibspGrfD. logbes i Sag i SEEM
yorf Sfibsbpgttings &ompognis
@prft, Gamoen. Sfibets Oisplace-
ment bill bltbe 2t,387 Sons, bets
&rrtigbeo 81 &uob Sirnen. &on=
troftpriien forrtoen 8onier og lto-
rllItr1ing er $3,940,OOO.
Stgrite 0reaonougbl al Stabe-
len. 8nrrom, @nglonb, %.
6eb. - &rigsltibet gangaur0, BET
Z. al 0reaonougbt @asien, lsb al
Stabelen ber / Dag peo Mibbags-
tiO. slOmiralitetets ferite 2oros SUI
i1ru, Wars. gteginalo Wic &enna.
frfitneoe Set.
/ &angaurbs &sl lagoes /. April
/ Sjor. Oct bill blipe BET tllngeite og
met mooerne rornIteoe 5tib al
tit Slogs. Gets Segt, Ou set LIB
al Stabelen, par 10000 Sons.
Gets 0iiplacement er ober 19,3O0
Cons, bets flloe 9eng6e 543 SOB.
Gets &9gt operitiger fSrite 9reao=
noug6ts meo $50 Cons. Gets Mu=
Ifineri bar $4,000 SeItes &roft. Set
foiter op imoo $9,O00,O00.
Sigpinere fprer lss. GuIiacun
Nfertco ben "a. 6e6r. 50 &pinOer
ng tre Wieno blep 0rebt en- &on=
ftift tmeQem en- Del 8iergbeboere
og en- Slot Sigpinere. l1roligbe-
perne itamneoe fra, at nogle Sig
6inerfpinOer nGgteOe at felge en-
Del Siergbeboere til Sat 9isle gif
| iaa til ielpe Sigejnerlejren, Ion er
litueret liOt 9eoro for ocennGpnte
9p, og forlangte, at &pinperne iful-
&c fplge meO til ben nerliggen0e
'gp, bDor Der Ifltloe uf6ol0es Dams !;
men 0a &pinoerne nRgteoe at gaa
meO, uo6ne0e 8jergbebocrne Sloen
"a Drpbte oerpe0 TO al Sig6iner-
fpinOerne, bporpoa De flpgteoe,
ItGrft forfulgt al Sigpinerne, iont
Orpbte ire al Dem.
9alfan-&riien oloorlig. ct. He=
tersborg, "a. Sch. - Sen morfe
9(nIfuelie al 8alfan-&riien lOoD-
BEG IteoIe / oiplomatiife &reoie fer.
Man tror, at 9Itrig Sptrroen inoo
Serbien fan pentes inoen IA Gage,
meo ninore en- 26sning at n9rp9=
renDe olpprlige Groblem mart ar
rangeres. 9e frelnmeoe Diploma
ter ber tiger, at 9tuslalo fife er
tilbsielig til at anie en- sItrigif SnO-
trpngen Serbien alene iom en- ab-
iplut &rigsaoriog, men Ser er So
re for, at 93egeringen ifal blipe for
ceret al BEN offentlige Stenrning-
llobruo al Sienotltgbeoer biloe fate
Guiinoer af rusiiife fripiLlige ino
oen ierbiife Scr. 2eOenoe Meolenl-
mer / Ounoen mener, at &rig er
lutnOguuelig.
On ipigefuGo Sen. - Gn 9neI
9sor fort Sis Iiben bar Ell ubpggelig
i 0uel fln0et Steb SpIflono ! Seer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-26
Gaa 9brtGrifelem.
Slf 8aitor Sens g. See e.


gn nD 9og inoeboloenoe s
Soreorag oper sabenbaringens
ipp Menigbeoer betragtet / 9p-
let af &irfe - og @eroensbi-
itorien. 8ogen inbebolber SO
5ioer imrft Smilag og foiter
25 Gents.
Den faces
Sanii6 ontb. Embl. Sumie,
Slair, 9eebr.
eller hos Sorfotteren 8aEt. Sens
g. Seeoe, 25 g. Off Street,
Council 8Guffs, Soma.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07

When you want corn oats, hay,
chicken feed or any kind Of feed stuff
ring up u. P. Upton, phone 1872.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
The Youthful Orator.

One Of u leading railroad men was
relating some of his youthful expert
ences. Il wanted to be an orator" he
said. Il was named for Alexander
H. Stephens Of Georgia, n of Ameri-
cas- foremost statesmen and orators.
y~ice-president of the confederacy and
friend of the mother of President
Roosevelt. On the occasion of a big
debate at college l undertook to de-
liver a speech he had written for me.
l knew that speech by heart and often
recited it at home in perfect style.
When l got on the platform and
opened my mouth to declaim, some
body threw from the gallery right in
my face a carrot, an onion and a
turnip, tied in a bunch. Instantly l
forgot my speech. Not a word could
I recollect. In great confusion l pro-
ceeded to back off the stage. bowling
as the house applauded. Just at the
wings there was a large tub of lem
onade. l backed up against 1t ard
sat down in it. Then the whole speech
came back to me-but l was in no
condition to deliver it. That was my
last oratorical flight"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07

late of April 10, 1909, l have seized
and taken into my possession and will
offer for sale at public auction to the
last and highest bidder at front door
of the Court House between legal sale
hours on
Saturday, May 20, 1909,
for cash to satisfy judgment and costs
in the above entitled and numbered
cause, the following described prop
erty, to wit:
That certain tract Of land situated
in the parish Of Lafayette, La, con-
tanning eighteen arpents, bounded
north by the Louisiana Western Rail-
road, south by the public road from
Lafayette to Scott, east by land OF
PhiIomene Hebert, wife Of Constant
Roche, west by land of Ophelia He
bert. wife Of Orther Breaux.
LOUIS LACOSTE,
Sheriff Lafayette Parish, La.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
CHECKED UP THE SHERIFF,

Assistant State Auditor Robert Phil.
lips, who has been at work checking
up Sheriff Lacoste's books and &C
counts. completed his task Tuesday
and submitted his report to the State
Department at Baton Rouge. It is
inferred that he found everything all
correct though he is not permit
ted to make any public statement of
his findings. The auditor simply ascer.
tains that the sheriff has accounted
for all funds collected for the state,
and this was not difficult owing to the
system adopted in the office. Auditor
Phillips went from here to New Iberia
where he will check up Sheriff Hen
.derson.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
SIiERIFF'S SALE.

Leo Doucet VS.. Camille Hebert-1Sth
Judicial District Court, Lafayette
Parish, La. No. 4S7O.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07

ride where a stop is made at a farm
house for doughnuts and coffee. An
other can be occupied with a pic
mic supper at some nearby spot. This
will give plenty of chance for the
"toasting," without which no party is
a complete success. An all-day pic
mic to a place of local interest should
not be omitted, while walks and drives
should be judiciously sprinkled in be-
tween times. AS much driving as pos
sible should be introduced, for that
strikes the genuine country note
The Designer for June.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
How to Plan a Country Wedding.

W." " Vbdu q SOOIkIy VCOutIISs
The two charming features of a
country wedding are the h~ouse-party
of the bridesmaids and ushers before
hand, and the out-of-door character
of the ceremony itself.
1t is a great mistake to try to
house any of the wedding guests at the
BRIDES home, unless she has a large
establishment with a retinue of SER
wants. For with the arriving of pres
ents, the packing of trunks and the
general preparations and responsible
ity, the brides family has it's hands
we'll filled without preparing compa-
ny meals. In a small place, friends are
only too glad to house guests for such
an occasion; and if hospitality gives
out it is better to board them at neigh
boring houses, for they will spend lit
tie time in their quarters.
Three or four days is a better length
than a week for a wedding house-par-
ty. An usher and a bridesmaid, who
are leading spirits, should be put in
charge of the entertaining and the
guests kept busy every minute. A
dance at the brides home should be
given the night before the wedding,
and the young people from the town
asked in. In this way the out-of-town
guests have a chance to be we'll ac-
uuainted at the wedding. One evening
can well be spent on a moonlight hay
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
Brought Old Man to Time,

The young man had asked the father
for his daughter and been refused.
Then you will not give me Jane?"
he hoarsely demanded.
II didn't speak in Volapuk, did II"
sneered James father.
The young man paused at the door.
Il am considered a good looking fell
low" he said. Ladies turn and stare
after me as I pass along the street.
Your cook smiled at me tonight as
fingered at the side door. returned
the smile. Now / will follow up this
favorable impression. I will make
love to the cook-in a week we will
elope!"
The old man turned pale.
Don't talk like that" he gasped.
You wouldn't be cruel enough to rob
us Of our cook. No, no; not another
word. Jane is yours!"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.
VOrdenbaumen Lumber Co., Ltd, VS.
Jennie Living-1Sth Judicial Dis
trict Court, Lafayette Parish, La.
No. 1929.

By virtue of an order Of sale is
sued from the Honorable the Eigh-
teenth Judicial District Court of Louis,
lana, in and for Lafayette Parish,
dated March 22nd 1909, in the above
entitled and numbered Succession, !
date March 81, 1909, l have seized and
taken into my possession and will of,
fer for sale at public auction to the
last and highest bidder at the front
door of the court house between legal
sale hours on
Saturday, May %, 1909,
for cash to satisfy judgment and costs
in the above entitled and numbered
cause the following described proper.
ty, to-wit-:
That certain lot of ground, together
with the improvements thereon, stu
ated in the McComb a edition, City of
Lafayette, La, and being described as
lot No. eight of block number forty
Of said McComb addition.
LOUIS LACOSTE,
Sheriff Lafayette Parish.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
VERM|LION JAIL DELIVERY.

Last Tuesday night six white pris.
oners confined in the parish Jail at
Abbeville, escaped and fed the coun-
try. Wednesday Deputy Sheriff Peck
recaptured Belizaire Babineaux in st.
Landry and turned him over to Sher.
if Adam Boudreaux and his deputy
who came up for him. Sheriff Boud-
Charles where the fugitives are sup
posed to be in hiding.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07

Montgomery, 1874; E. Petferkorn 1876.
Scattering, Mayor. Jos. Lacoste l;
Councilmen, Gus. Schmulen l..
The returns have been duly pro-
mulgated and in a few days Gov.
Sanders will no doubt forward the
commissions to the new officers.
Mayor Mouton and his Council will
meet once more and turn i've the
city administration to their success
sOrS in office.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The election last Monday for may
or and seven cOuncilmen passed of
very quietly, exactly 200 ballots
being cast. The ticket nominated
at the recent Democratic primary,
and headed by DR.. G.. A. Martin
for Mayor was elected without op-
position, as the following official
returns show:
Mayor-Dr. G.. A. Martin, 1S5
votes: Councilmen-F. o. BrOussard,
1856; Charles D. Gallery, 1874; J. M
Cunningham, 1873: Jack Doucet, lS7:
DR.. H. L. Ducrocq, 1874: W. A.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
Sheriff Lafayette Parish, La

The Advertiser is well equipped to
print wedding invitations. Visiting
cards two dozen for 35 cents, 100 for
IS cents. Orders for engraved cards
and invitations taken.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
DR.. C.. H. Masters,
DENTIST.

The best equipped office in Southwest
Louisiana.
Electric appliances-Lights for night
work.
Painless extraction of teeth by Som
nOfOrme gas.
Instruments sterilized before each
operation.
Porcelain and Gold Inlays Special
ties.
OFFICE-SecOnd floor Levy Bros
White Front building. Office phone
377: Residence, Al.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
For Sale.

My horse, buggy and harness for
sale for $125, owing my moving. Good
family horse and perfectly gentle, sale
in hands of ]. J. Mouton, and horse
can be seer at P. A. Chiassm's.
DIR. J. LESPERANCE.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07

By virtue of a writ of seizure and
sale issued out Of the Hon. 18th Judi
cial District Court in and for the Par
ish of Lafayette, La, in the above n
titled and numbered cause, bearing
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07
Lost or Stolen.

A medium sized sorrel, star in fore
head, humpbacked, in bad order now;
lost at Maurice, La. Reward to finder.
PIERRE CLARK,
Maurice, La.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-05-07

Paints, oils, %varnishes, enamels-ev-
erything in the paint line and brushes.
-Lacoste Hardware Co., Ltd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
LARGE AREA BURNED OVER
Prairie Fire Causes Damage of Per
haps 100000.

Dallas. s. D., Nov. IA prairie fire
near here burned over an area esti.
mated at more than sixty square
miles, destroying farm and ranch
property valued at perhaps 100000
and resulting in dangerous burns to
two persons who were caught by the
flames.
Mr. and Mrs. William McGTieve, liv.
ing north Of Lamro, attempted to es
cape with a single horse, which be.
came exhausted, and they were
stranded in the middle of the prairie
BY starting Il back fire they escaped
with serious burns.
About twenty ranchmen and home
seekers suffered losses.
At one time Lalnro was completely
surrounded by flames that reached
within block of the town.
The town Of McNeeley suffered sim
liar experience.
The fire in the Black Hills forest
reserve has got beyond control and
already 5000 acres of tho finest pine
timber in the central hills has been
destroyed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
NAVAL REVOLT IN
GREECE CRUSHED
Arsenal ReCaptured and Ring
leaders Surrender.

Athens, Nov. 1.-The mutiny in the
navy is at an end The government
has taken formal possession of the
arsenal the leaders surrendcring
The ringlealers have been ordered
into solitary confinement and will be
courtmartialed. The government
forces are in complete control every
where and it is officially announced
that the revolution has been crushed
Government affairs are chaotic. II
is generally believed that the Mill
tary league, which has been prac'
tically in full power for months, will
now be forced to proclaim military
dict atorshtp to cornteract the loss OF
prestige which has resulted from its
failure to maintain order. Former
Premier Shallys, commenting on the
situation, said
1.-THE condition CT Greece Is most
precarious. The leaders of the Mill
tary league might have entered the
cabinet some time ago anC combined
the power. which they have held any
way. with the responsibility Of the
position. They will undoubtedly be
forced to do this finally"