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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About lsici'monu
C,izrn9 nd Other Matters.


Mr. Fielding Pollard IS very III at his
res dence. No eV9 North Tweuty-tourth
Street
The Barton Fl igfats Chess Club will
hold its regular Monday night meeting
at the Parish Hall.
Miss Florence irene. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. II Walker. is very sick st
her home, No. 2lt East Grace Street.
Mr.. Ctrrlie Fortune Of Manchester. has
accepted n post on at Win ngtoa, y. e..
where he Will make his future home.
Miss Martha B. Ca:npoall, who has
been visiting Mrs. ". a Camrha'1 RETURN
ed yesterday to her homo in Lexington
Major howard "a tho cave
their lap robes in their carriages to use
care for q Number of Complaints OF the
theft Of such robes have been received
lately.
\ negro By the name OF Lewis Lacey Is
under arrest ut the Third Station on the
charge OF taking bicycle belonging 10
II. e Scaton. The wheel was taken from
IN front of Mr.. SeatoI's Office.
The championship shooting match.
scheduled for 10 day, between Messrs.
Hammond and II 1che., fo- the champion
shin OF the State. has been indefn tely
postponed, ow I4g TO bus.ness engagements
Of Mr. Mitchell.
Commemorative Attorney Richardson
has instructed the detective depirtm: Mt OF
the city to invest. gate the report that
diseased cattle had oe0n shipped from
Richmond to Newport News and return
ed to this city. It is understood. beyond
al doubt. that such cattle have not been
slaughter-d for food in this city.
y r,inians in Now York.
Especial Dispatch to The rtlrcs)
NEW YORK, November 10.-Firgintans
in New York:
Newport News-Mr. B-nton Sturtevant-
Norfo.k--F Harrison and wtfa. lmperial;
Fl. W. Ambrose and wife, Normandie.
Richmond-J T. Myers, w. ]. Payne,
Holland; f. ". Taylor and Wiz. St.
Denis
Virg!n!a-W L. Woell Marlborough.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
NEVER TOO LATE
10 Try a Gola Thing

an, fi!ty-two years old and for forty
Years OF that time nave been q chronic
,.,t.,trh saffcre. says Air. JANIS G,esh-
ing. Of Alteghsn y City. W tn every change
Is weather my head and throat would be
stuffed up WITH ceteIr-2l mucous
.,l, d neI breathe naturally through
tie nost:sls for months together ana much
OF ile time 1 suffered from cata RI OF
he stomach. L'in2.iy my hear-aS beg.u
70 "a and realized something must De
dons.
Ir.ea iul.z and sprays ard saves
wf.ch gave me temporary reef and my
physician advised nos 70 s.,ray or douche
with Pc. OK de Of asdrossn Ru; the On .
tarrl would speed ~ return in a few
days and i became Thoroughly d-scouF-
aged
] had always been prejudice3 against
-,ate,!t med c-nes. but as everything csc
had failed fclt justified N al. lest insk-
ing Ir-ai-
our good old family. physician. L'r. Rams
dell. laughed At 1sie q Lille, But said i l
was determined TO try ritenl n,i4lss nas
he Won d advise me TO SeS.n with Stn;.si's
Calarrh Tablets. because hc knew. aIeet
they scalasn ned and re had hea-r Of serc-
raj remarkable cures rEstl.t t,s ffofii tl.e.r
use. and furthermore t:aa. they ne.e per-
feetiy safe, cs.lta. ming no c3cat',e or
op!atss
The next Gay | 3loas!lt fifty-ce,t box
at q drug store. carried IL il NY poctiel
ana four or i've times a day I would
take q tab ct IN less tilaE. 4 week ] fest q
marked improvement wh ch continued
until al ii, ,itnc nm en.;reiy free from
any trace Of caiarrtl.
Ny head is Clear. my throat free from.
srr.taS Oh. my tearing is as good as /;
ever MAS. and feel that I cannot say
enough IN I,raise OF Stuari's Catarrh Tab
icts.
These tabfcts eonta.i, extract OF Euca,vp-
ts.s bark. Gi,a-ace., eksod root ard cthsr
ra.ua5.s ant:sen. cs COMBINED n peasant
TAB e, fcr1gf, and II .s safe tc say TINT
e.uart.s cStarrh Tablets aro far superior
in convenience safety and effectiveness
TO the ant.qua:ed treatment by inhaiers.
SPRAYS cn5 douches
They grr sold by druggists everywhere
81 The United States and Canada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
A LAW UNTO HIMSELF.
Every ,1an Must Be That tn I;ctai,
Ills Il 81, Tn and Di.Cs1fnn.

MS II Ga I'll anu !'I1fSitfH.
There are thousan ds OF pao2le in this
word VINO eIt no meat from on= years
end to another, and certa savage tribes
in Afr "a and Polynesia are Almost e1-
olusve.y meat eaters. 1ut wh..e there are
thousands Of these. there are millions
who We upon q mixed Diet Of uleat, veg
esa-1es and grains, and { numbers is a
criterion it would seem that q mixed de,
is the best FOR the human family.
The -act that you VII find many veg
etarians who appear hea. thy and vigor-
Gus and meat caters equally SO, and any
aums2r Of robust Specimens who eat
else that comes theI way all goes TO show
that the old say is the true one, that
every man must be a, law 70 uself as TO
what ne shall sat md drink.
To repair he waste OF tissue In brain
workers as well as TO replace the nlUsc.e
ana s:new OF the laborer, can on:y oz
done through the profess OF digest. on.
Every nerve. muscle. sinew. every drop
Of b GOD is extracted from the food we
eat and d sest-
In these days o. hustle and worry. and
a-t.fl a. hahits OF .tte. scarce,y one per
son n a thousand can lay claim TO
'erfect digestion; dyspepsia Is q nat.ona
aftl.ct on and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
a national Blessing.
Most cases Of poor digestion ere caused
by failure OF the stomach to secrete sut-
hcient gastric juice. or too lite Hydro
ch.oric acd ana lack OF peptones and a.
of these important essent ais to perfect
digestion are found in Stuart's Dys ep
STA Tablets IN convenient palatEble form.
One or two Of these tablets taken alter
meals insures perfect digestion and ASST
initiation o. the food.
Cathartic pills and laxative medicines
have no effect whatever in d.gestinS food.
and 10 call such remedies cure for dys-
pepsia IS far fetched and absurd.
Stuart's Dyspepsia TABLETS contain pep
sin frea from animal matter, diastase and
otnsr d.gestives. and not only d, gest all
wholesome food. but tend TO Increase The
flow of gastic juices and by giving tins
weak stomach much needed rest bring
about a healthy condition OF the digestive
organs and a normal appetite,
Nervous, thin blooded, rundown people
should bear il, mind tha drugs and stmu-
.lants cannot furnish good blood. strong
muscles and steady nerves: these come
only from wholesome food. thoroughly
digested; a fifty cent box OF Stuart's
Tablets taken after meals Coz 4 s.w weeks
Will do you more real good than d:uss,
stimu,ants and dieting combined.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Is p-obap oily
the safest. most popular and SUCCESSFUL d.
eest,ye on the market and sold by drug
eists everywhere In the United States.
Canada and Great Britain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

It's onset may be gradual, rs develop
rneut ms dtous. and az asst the vict III
finds himself In the clutches OF e tena-
c.ous q Saase.
a slight cod, a tendency to sneeze, a
puftiness in the nose. str-nsy mucous IN
the throat sight cough or wheeztness-
any one OF these symptoms should be re-
gardej as a warning.
What can be cured in the beginning IN
d week or two, by using Peruna, II allow
ed to become chronic. may require months
OF faithful treatment
Peruna is the remedy for such cases:
Almost everybody knows that by near
say. and thousands know 1t by blessed eS-
perience.
You !lad better take Peruna now, for
Nv and BY you may be obliged 20 take i
a, long time III order 10 get we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

Willie Champ rs. negro, was arrested
by c ERIK Tourney and Officer Bradley
yesterday afternoon WITH three turkeys
T. his possess on. Suppressed 70 tay, been
sroen. Late in the day he was i1Eer-
-vr--r * n-.-csivc- VIZ 4.
..Iouse swtne stick 70 me. Mtsser
vrer, and swine tel you ali efheus
hit Dem air ruckeys was a-laysng IN
the taii-erld OF country wagSin In
-, -Pf'fsos' on Gaze rect. en-
had ter rex UNI, cause lay look SO
All right. wil!ie. III stick to you."
safL Mr Wren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
WINTER DAYS IN
THE POLICE COURT
Justice Joha Holds a Seance With
Cary Street Commission Men.
THEY PROMISE TO Be- GOOD.
: sad Case Which the Law Could Not
Gertrude Makes thar-o
Against \ .,nthrr Which Lands
Her in j 1.

Tire advent Of frost broke up street
corner conferences vest r,iaE and a
regular winter audience assembled in the
Big Whit Chamaer TO learn wisdom anu
ge, warm.
The Great DISPENSER had the entire corps
of C.ary-Street comm ss-on merchants De-
fore HIM, talking with them a.onS
the line OF street obstruction
They are street-obstruciors rom way
back. and every now and than when a
fellow cannot get through the street 70
catch a train or tears new oVercoat try
Ing to squeeze between boxes tuii OF
nails. he makes great shout In tEe 70
lice Station. and the whole quest on OF
block ne Cary Street comes before the
creot Regulator OF human affairs IN Rich
mond.
WANTED a TEST
They We're all there this morn.ng--the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Annie Harton. Florrie Bolton and Rox,e

Annie ttaItoii' ftotrle Bolton aud Roxie
Harvey,
tague. Cray Tyre, Lark:n C.tagebrool
charlie McAull.n. Thelma war Va tie
Butler, Nealie Cooke, Mary Card,rAnnis
F,Imor Elise billiard and Katie Jonas
s.yth Primary Grade-Iewis Ada:r
r chard Cardona, Harry Fleet, Edward
Haynes. Perry Seay. Marian briggs.
Ethel Davis. irene Fritzsche and Mary.
Howe.
Fifth Primary. Grad Louis Kracke.
Vaughan Gary. Jessie Wood, I abel Ore
yer, Bessie Williams. Mary Ambers. Annie
Burgess. Marian Crane. Mamie II m
don and Maka Iseman.
ELLA SCHOOL
Sixth Grammar-Miss c. r. Bottisheim-
tr Teache--Sallie Davis, Salie Hart
Fif4; Gran7mar-Miss A Tatum. Teach.
er-Annie Sutton
Fourth Grammar-Miss Henrietta era
yer. Teacher-Lizzie koss, Pauline -Yous
Fannie kimbroush
Third Grammar-M!ss Rosa. E. Angle.
Tea.cher-Alma Woodall.
Second Grammar-Miss E. r c. Shell
ton, Teacher-3lalnia Harlow.
Eighth Primary Grad5-s1,ss E. j.
IIatchett, teacher Ayne Mcdowell,
I'VE. Grace James. Gertrude Willie. Lola
Nicholas. Maud Miller Nathalie Gillian,
Rcoe.t Beverley.
Fifth Pri.ary Grale-Miss Fannie Law
son. teacher. Genev eve EGett. E-izabath
Games, Mary Lynha:l. Josie Richardson.
Fourth Pr mary Grat5e-NIss Les N.
Eopes. teacher. Cllar!.e Ang'e. William
Dunn. Charlie scilumann, Helen Blueth-
gen. Mary Hawkes.. Agnes Luck.
~.
Smith. teacher. z bridge Davis. Edgar
Ha:cEe-. VIE Lowry, Johnnie S:.va-
Irna Adams. Y rgte Ellis, Edna Hudsins,
Leila Leftw'cil-
RANDOLPH. SCHOOL.
Second Grammar Grade-Arnie Pond, tS>
Herbert Saunders, Anna Higgins. (2>.
First Grammar Grade-Gertrude Pill
kiuton (2) Grace Kitchen.
Eighth Primary Grade-Maggie Da-
venport, 80 Ettie Lcber, tS) Kate Tolker,
(3).
Seventh Primary Grade-Grace Cousins,
ca Alma TrowEr. (2) Agnes Elan. (2)
Winona Darlington. ANA Krezmaz. Marie
Kienz:e, Roberta Mitchell.
SIX II Primary Grade-Grace Holzback
(o) Qusen.e Robertson ~ Grace Cosby
Elsie krengle, Ruth Gmlauf.
Fifth Primary Grade-Ai.ce Hooper. 81
Mary Lucas. t3) Irene Kitchen. 50 How
ard Elliott. Eva Morgan. Olive Pace
Fifth Primary Grad, No. Percy John
son. i5) Christian Philips, Lizzie Jones
Gladys Lacy. Gertie Lawrence, 90.
Fourth Primary Grade--Minie MitZ. Is,
Edna Browning. 90 Ethel Bradshaw. e,
Marie Miller 90 .Alsne F'igg, % Clarence
Southwark, ~ Sadie Berry. Regina Carl
son. Gilber. Wilkinson.
Third Primary Grade-Lucy Higgins. O.
Willie Simpson, CD Bertha Mitchell, Is
Bernlce Pollard, i2) Eva Ward. 60 Rosa
Chamber:ayne, Nettie Gentry, Minnie Grit
filth, Juliet Vass. Maggie Walters, Rutt
Wilkinson, Chas. Montgomery.
Second Primary G-ade-Dan Boaz. q
Charles Murray, a. Gladys Branch. q
Annie F'oian, a Ethel Hutchinson, q
Mary Little. a Grace Nuckols. tQ Louis
Thorpe, "a John Martin 80 Bertha Botz
$50 Josephine Powell. {2) Irene Walton, g
Clarence Hall. (2) Edith Scott. ~ Marie
C;anzert, (2) George Mcdaniel. Elsie Cary
Beatrice .rossiey.
First Primary Grade-Cornelius Smith
90 Lillian Priddy. ID Robert WI on. 6
Frank Eliot. ~ Lewis Kelly, t2> Val
en;ine Lee. (2} George Williams. % Elsi
Carter. t2l Evelyn Euhank. CD lHe;
Wright. u Harry Witt, % Agnes Rus
sell, o..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
4 FAMOUS. SEA CAPTAIN
Tells How Peruna Restored His Health.

Captain r. II.
he
Va.
for tsochaf ros5e wa
Perun toie
OF take recommend his
Letts absolute Tor eatsTIh
- =, . r. lie L,sto o, tcui<s RE. I'LL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

General Manager a. NJ Brownell. OF the
Richmond National Detective Agency is n
receipt OF circular off ring a
rewa d of 800 for the arrest and de livery
10 the ia Ter OF Carroll county. Va. OF
James Gwinn (colored}. who murdered
II. Hampton Al Cav. n ar sylvia Us, Car
roll county. Va. on the l7,h day Of Octo-
ser. 1900. Said Gwinn 10 about twenty
Ave years of age. dark mulatto. about
:, fee, tall. and weighs from $50 to 200
pounds. and mas high forehead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
anfrtiic i'h linn:ncs.

Nj. Carter d. Johnson. OF the law firm
re ,ors f'o,~nh > & I7hnEnn -e"@--'1'
dissolved left Thursday night fpr San Fran
-. ..4rner ne vi. sdu In lew days
for Mania NJ. Johnston will accept po-
si.ton II, the ouartermaster's d partner,
OF the government service. though It is
his ultimate Intention TO practice law in
he Philippines, ii the climate agrees wi h
him and other circumstances are iayora-
ble,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
.roW q ,nr r.fr isen.e...

The congregations % St Johns and
ueddeti !Iemora a. Ep'Seacat Gtt~cssas
viii meet In the Sunday-scaooi room OF
ST johns Church on Tuesday esea !, at
$50 O'Clock 20 extend a welcome q their
r-ctnr Rev. f. a. Goodwin. and visa
The evening viii be enc Of social ent-y-
.nart. and every member OF both consre-
cations IS inv ted U De present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
N~-o-l@is the fir
1NOY S2AAOSA month ct

November IS the 81 .'' ,ss
winter caterri season. Cstasrh Of the
heed anu eatarrh OF the throa ere preva-
lem during this month. the appearance
the :. ! qht- st Symphonic o cold Reruna
>aould b. taken. This will prevent q long
siege Of heal a I'd throat cararrh which
may last al. wi.ter. ard perhaps d lifetime
"A st-t-h in TINS saves n-ne. one BOT
tie Of Pertiua taken at the onset OF ca
tarrh is worth its weight II gold to any
man or woman. Thecs are no substitutes
for Peruna. Peruna has been Or. TART
mans cny remedy for cItarrh for the
.ast forty years.
Add -ess The Peruna Medicine Co. Co
lunsaus. O.. for a free copy of their new
catarrh book.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

faIau

including the following prominent persons
Senior Quesada. of The Cuban Legation,
of Washington, u. I.
Booker t, Washington, of Tuskegee,
Alabama.
Belva A. Lockwood, SO F Street, N. ".
Washington, D. c.
Senator Stephen R. Mallory, of Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Ex-Chief Justice William c. Chambers,
Of Washington, D. c.
Congressman Il. W. Ogden, from Benton,
Louisiana.
Governor Joseph j. Johnston, of Mont
gomery, Alabama.
Major General Joseph Wheeler, Of
Wheeler, Ale bama
Governor G. w. Atkinson. of w. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

-
Ex-Governor P. B. S. Tinchbacl, of
Louisiana.
Senator W. N. Roach, from North
Dakota.
Judson W. Lyons, Register of the U.
S. Treasury. Washington, D. c.
Hon. H. G. WorIhington, ex-Nlinister
from Argentine Republic, Washington, D.
Congressman AmosJ, Cummings, from
New Y ork.
Governor ". NJ. Lord, of Oregon.
Hon. S. Saaithmeyer, architect Of the
Congressional Library, Washington D. c.
Hal. P. Denton, Chief National Export
Exposition. of Philadelphia. Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
In Il iin.,N

4, tho meeting Of the Pianola
club yesterday morning. prestd d
over py Auditor Warren. at the
,sol,est Of President C. II. Phillips.
MO wished to make So ech,.
! was dec d d 70 attend t,e Thanks ,l-;-
nav football gam In q body. and after
ward to sve musical entertainment and
a. light llacheon IL tia rooms OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
>1~,.v rt,,, rnnr1u,ut.

The following amounts have been re-
csiyed by the Treasurer of the jefferson
Davis Monument Association since last
reports:
CAPT. Isaac E. Emerson. ........S so 90
Receipts from the Stafford Lecture II %
Mrs Anne Grant. 20 90
New York Chapter, {. D. Co. 100 90
Okolona Chapter, Okolona. Mss. 10
Old Dominion Chapter, U. .. Co.. 25 90
Total........ ........ .......ssos IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
Murderer Wa, ted.

Total. 1890. ........ .......ssos IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

It is the only remedy known which will
dc tbs.
The only sernic.de which Nature per
n,its t, enter the bronchial tubes and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

WANTED 4 TEST
They were all there this morrtnS--ths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
PANToM1ME PROTEST

Then dozen hands went up IN protes'
and asked for another show and they
would d. hefrar''
The weekly messenger., 1900-10-06

Answ rsosdy fsr biliousssss b nov
y NE at Labbs's drug sooes. It b ealI-
) Chambsrlain's Stomach and Lives
1elsts. Il gives quick relief ssd VIII
went the attack II given - soon -
= Int indication Of the disease. Prize.
toDals pw bex. Sample he.
The weekly messenger., 1900-10-06

Father Tebeau. who has bssn
appointed rector Of our church,
came here Wednesdsy on . short
visit but returned to New Orleans
the same day. He viii return here
next week.
I'VE learn that there sss three
candidates for the Office Of school
superintendent, but We know Of no
promises that have been made for
that Office. therefore, ws are una
ble to say who will get the Office.
"A gumbo will b given at my
residence on Tuesday OFT. 9th for
my benefit. and I invite all TO a.
tend, Felix Dautreuil.
Psrsous desiring to buy or rent
farms and plantations for next SEA-
son should consult Mr.. Lsisairs
Bienvenu. the real estate agent. %
he has several very good farms
and plantations close 10 Rs6nsriss
and Railroad. Also town lots, re-
sidsnces and ollce for rent or sale.
Fancy, New and Stylish Crsvats
and Ties st x. Schwarts b Co. Go
and sec them, they are very cheap.
The town council At it, regular
meeting Wednesday have passed
. sidewalk ordinance, and will or
der ct once the construction Of
side walks on Main street from
Railroad avenue to Berard street,
on Bridge streer from Main street
TO the Cemetery, and on Church
street from Main strest 10 The
high school.
NOTICE. just received 3 Car
loads Of Furniture at l. G. Du-
champ.
Governor Heard appointed our
school board last week. which is
. follows: F. T Guilbeau, Gas-
Ton Patiu, A. e. Brousssrd, Adam
81. Guidry, 7. j. Liable, @. n.
Olivier, Ellis Hebert, Alfred De-
aune and Psulin Lstiolss. The
composition of the hoard 10 not sl.
together to the sstisfaction of ths
Messenger, but We will not st-
tempt to criticise the board until
We have Q chance 10 ses vhae they
will do, We trust however that they
| will improve the school system oi
the parish, and atleast have . first
class school in St Nsrtiuville.
This town needs . graded school,
even If . special school tax was "a
be raised in st Martinville, but
ve need such school The new
board will hold lie first meeting
Tuesday.
The weekly messenger., 1900-10-06

When Jon bsvs no appstlts. 10 not -.
lish your TODD and feel dali sftss eating
you nay knew thst nssd . dess of Chen-
.bsrlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Prizes. 3 cents. Sample free at !. J.
Lsbbe's drug store.
The weekly messenger., 1900-10-06
MRS. cA9laalR WlLTz,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING
WILL OPEN ocTocER lsT.
:. ENTlRE STOCK coHKs DlREuT FROM ::
N - - u vy3BXAa =.

House BILL NO. tS-by ~ . !. 1VuuB'
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Processing On Amendment b Artiels 90
of the Consultation of H. Stste d
LOuiGlauA-
Section Que. b Il enacted By ~
6susral Assembly Of the STATE Of LouiA-
lima, two third of all members elected
% sseh House ooncurring. That AFt1sie
Thrss Hundred end Three Il ths Ceasti-
tuition Of the etats ef Louisisna b -
amended ~ 70 rsad - follows:
Artisle SOo. A pssslon not TO exceed
Hight (>s) Dollsrs pr month shsll b
allowed 10 each Conisdsssts seldiss -
sailor vstsran. WHO pesssssss 81! Il ths
following Qualifications: !.
1T He SHALL haye aerved honoeably
fvon Tie date Of his snlistmsht sntil the
elose Of the late Civil War. x until b
Ne discharged or parolsd. b 80 utl1-
tsry organimtioa rsgslsriy nnsosssd
into ~ Army or Navy q ~ Csafsder-
ats States, ard shall have rsDstned true
y the Confsdsssts States until the sur-
rsndsr.
2ud. Hs sAall b IN indtesat eiEcum-
staness. and unahls b earn > hvsoteeed
By NJ ewn laber o. shln.
I'd. Hs shall not y ealasted - eehee'
wiss provided for b. ths Seuee ge. La
islana. OF b any other 0tats o. Govern
nsut.
u sass b enlistsd IN any ssBnntsa'
tlon nas1ses1 into said segv>ee - . loe'
isissa oeGanisnttoa. q u 49, . -
dats q his eolistusut - resided - she
stats 4 Loaislana. - shall hass vea-
Id In this 0tats fur q leoa ~ yeosl
| peior - bic applleettoa ~ psoslee. =
eoss - reeI6ed e)sewhsre toaa u ~
Stata aad snlisesd IN - eegan'sauee
not n'astsrsd in non Lssia'eeA g y
ths Navy Of The ConsessSe Ssssee. =
shall have rssidsa IN ~ ssa~ ma .
leae eftssn ysasns ps'e ~ 49,
tioa fue saeA pension. 4 me- psos'ea
shall - granted y tns vleew we :s.'
not have nssT'oe aea's' y snc'esss
eunssssesa q seeh ssse'ss g 49,,
whose narrlage % - vas 0o.ss'
PRIOR TO Jsneary iSt iSOs psosse, -
u 4es eeseased nesosod sstse. y - -
Ansisas,on oossstsa u !Fo9 te.'s. d
- u ~ rcaeesa N Lee.e'sns = ..e w
oe his snIlssHsent ANA nas = Es.'usa ~
ons ysr see!sse. ~. - 49, II. 49, ~
~'oow -" 2. ss..s -.
The weekly messenger., 1900-10-06
LOCAL NEWS,

NOTICE. just received the
largest stock Of mating and rugA
L G. Duchamp.
Mp. J. Fleming made . busi.
ness trip to New Orleans and Ma
polsonviIls this week.
Miss Anna Fsungy Of Arnsud-
lille is visiting here, she 10 the
guest of Mrs. A. D. Roy.
The st. Martin Building aud
Loan will sell another $1,000 on
Tuesday November 18th.
Our young friend. Claud @.
Martin left last Sunday for New
Orleans, whore he 10 attending
school.
Mra A. Gsrnsud returned homo
I.st week after having spent sevs-
nj months in the North. visiting
-NOI!oG .olng oo' % o.t,
rage business I o6sr buggies and
Safr'ee ~ ~0'' '' - ~
sos"p
Mr.. and Mra Jeh Arnsuoss OF
New Iberia were the guests OF Mr..
md Mrs. Leonce Psllsrin the fore
psrt Of the week.
m. Messanrsr secured the CON.
tr,ct for the town printing. which
v,s awarded Wednesday, il being
ahe lowest bidder.
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Aessrs Carlos Bernard and Al
oU T. neswe0ef ss.1'eo 'nes'
The weekly messenger., 1900-10-06
NOTICE.

By order Of The Roard u Dirsotsss q
the st. Nartinvills Building end Lean
Association, the underslgnsi Will ell
81, 10000
on Tuesday Novsnbsr tstA 1900. st ~.
N, C. GRII6. Secretary.
The weekly messenger., 1900-10-06

II troubled with rheumatism. give
Chambeslains Pain Balm . trial. II
viii nos cost yeu Z cent II it doss no
good. Ono application will relieve the
pain. Il also cures sprains and bruises
In one-third the time required b any
other treatment. Cuts, burns. frostbltss.
quipssy, pains In the side and chest.
glsndular and other swellings ere quick.
IL cured BY applying II. Every bottle
wsrrantssd. Price. 3 and 30 ets. For
sale By I. ]. Liable.