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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-05-02
Bankrupt Sale.

BY virtue Of an order of the Court of
Bankruptcy, l will sell at public auction
for cash to the highest bidder at Davis
Hotel, in the town of Kittrell, N c., on
10 o'clock a. m, all the personal property
belonging to the estate of M. De Forest
and r. T. Bunce, bankrupts, consisting
of hotel fixtures, kitchen furniture and
other Pc. sonal property. Much Of this
property is new. 1t is also ordered that
the trustees shall have power to sell such
property at private sale, until May 9th.
d. S. Rowland, Trustee.
B. c. Becl1with, Attorney.
April 18th, 1900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
esn Berlin benann Der sfpeite

= Sn Berlin begann Der speite
9ruceB sesen bic orei Wiitelieoer oes
Clubs Der Sarmlpien", 8egiez
runes=G =Geferenbar a. .. Bruno BON
8apier, friiberen Sffisier Sans ppn
SrDder uno Saufmann Saul upn
Sbadtineper, bic i'm Sttuber b. s.
tpeaen getuerbsmdBigen @liidipiels
pruseiiirt, aber iuegen inangelnoer
Betpeiie freiseipruben wurben. Der
Staatsantpalt apellirte uno oas
@eibseeribt tpies bic Sahe sur
npdmaligen 8erbanolung in Die
erite Snitans suriid, NIT Der 8egriin.
aune, baB Der 8uroerribter ben 8e=
griff oes rsetperbsmdBieen" irrtbiim-
lid ausgeleet babe. Sn Der Ser
bansluneen leat Der Bertbeioiger oes
&ngeflaeten b. &rDber, Suiti5ratb
Or. Sbnaitb, Elm sltteit oes Wiener
Batbplueen Hrufeiiur @utbnasel Dor,
nunab 0err b. SrDber iueaen zines
6erstlappenfeblers iid auf ieinen
Ratb nah oem Siioen beaeben bat.
Nuf Der Inflasebanf itebt oies Mtal
mod Der profeiiionelIe Spieler WDlff.
Der iib ieiner friiberen Bruseiiirung
ourh bic Jlubt in's gtuslano ent=
soeen bate, aber 5uriidfebrte. als
Der erite BroceB init Jreiiprebung
enoete. Dagegen feblt auf Der 9lns
tlagebant auBer BON 3rDder audi
Der iriibere Gngeflaete uon 8apier,
Der sur 8eit 8lantagen Director in
Braiilien iein iou. Der @eribtsbof
bel1loB. gegen benielben einen Daft
befebl su erlaHen. Der Nngeflaste
Wplff muBte suseben. oaB er iuesen
9iebltablS unb 8etrug bereits adt
Wal purbeitraft lei. oarunter stuei
Mfal nit 3uhtbaus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
1apiere Turfd1er

tpie Gtanlep uno 2ipingitune fanoen
es rpeit idtpieriaer Walaria. 6ieber
uno 9ppbus gu iibertuinoen, als Die
5einblelisfeiten Der 9annibalen.
Mber tauIenbe baben bic @rfabrung
aemaht, oaB Electric Bitters"
elm pprsiielibes Mittel gegen alle
malariihen Sranfbeiten lit. Wenn
Sic unter Sr6iteln, Jieber, &iiden-
Dber aopfldmersen leioen uno
Iftpah iinb, 10 piro cine Jlaibe
Electric Bitters" Sic pon ieiner
poraiieliben @irfung be5iiglih Der
6eilune 6ieier &rantbeits Jormen
iiberseuaen. gB. u. HulI BON @ebb,
Sas., Idreibt: .Wteine 9inoer litten
felt mebr als Elm Sabr unter SrDs
fteln unb Jieber; stuei Slaiben
Electric Bitters" beilten fie uolls
1tdnbig. Wur so Gents. Wiro gas
rantirt. 3u baben bel s.. 8alteper
& Sobn, 9roeuiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
Is. 8 piteI.

Die Muesn aeidlofien. ben fieber.
eIAbenhen Qopf unrubig bin- uno ber'
bsiueeenb unb juueilen abseriIiene,
unperfdnbliHe Worte Dor iid binmur.
melnb, lag gtbel obne 8eiuubtiein. an
ibrem Eager Ranben auker Der fdlud'
aenben Wlutter Qirmap uno Der 9bea.
teror3t.
Wos bem iungen Wdbden ,ues.
llo6en, baruber iuuBte bic Gdneioers'
frou feine Nuslunft ;u geben. S6r
6ernbleiben bonn Grlbfiiid NOR ben
eitern niGt aufgefollen; lie batten
aeal0ubt, fie tpolle eriinolid ausruben.
&sh nod neun llbr mar 6rau Sorpatf
In gibeIs 3immer geireten unb batts
he ouf benz Booen lieesno gsIunoen,
bi&t neben BEN Slide, auf trelaem
Die tief berabeebrannte 2ampe ftano.
,J6r Uelidt mar per3errt. Der 2or'
per eisiaIt unb fisif. Sm eriien augen.
Slid babe id lie fur toot aebalien nno
lout terausgefdrien. Gas ober mub
lie aeh6rt baben. bsnn lie madte bic
aueen ouf. unb alsid oarnad fino bic
i&redliden ardmpie setommen, bic bis
borhin qeDauert tdben.
als bic 6rau ibrsn Beridt beenoei
bate. beaann Iie neusroines Su fdlud,
zen unb bic pdnoe su rinaen.
.Gie bdtien idon iriiber nadiebsn
iollen, Grau 0orbaih, ss mar Isidt,
iinnig. 10 lange su iuarten, nm 10 msbr,
ols Sie ielber iaaen, Sbre 3odier
bIeibe ionii ME bem GribhiidsiiTde
fern,1 bemerfie Der Nrst ishr ernii.
I'D bab balt ollie pdnbe boil gu
ttun, 6err Goltor, unb ipsib oft MIN.
mer, iuo mir Der Qopf fisbt; ba nimmt
mon's ni1t 70 genau uno oentt an
ui&ts H5ies. Gefern Wadts, ME mir
6eimlamerl, Bat iie nod nidt setlaat. =
.Jkr 3uliono IN iebenfaIls bic 5olee
Der beftigsn gemuttsbeiueeung. tuel6e
i6r Der Gfonbal I'm 9beater bereitet
taben mag.1 neriebie Der Ar3t, oas
9bermomeier abnsbmenb, NIT tueI4enl
q gthels Q6rperismpsraiur gemei ien
taite. .Wiersig neiin." ioaie er; .oaa
ID 9erooe esnue.1
.Jeius unb Waria l. fnrie bic Wut.
Tex auf. .Oas Wdbsl nirb uns bod
ut&t fstksu2s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
Mus onnfltn Siefen.
Nonlam BON GarpIa D. Gpnatten.
(5ortiebung).

(6ortlebun9).
Tieisr grsdblung, iuelde Der Gbef
Der Clique nit einem triumpbirenben
Qddeln beenbets. folste minutenlanses,
tiefes Gdpeiaen. Girmap iuollte nidt
ipreden, Inn benz Baron nidt por5rls
gretfen; bieier aber fano teine Morte, 10
isbr emp6rte ibn bas eben @ernommene.
sd banie fir Sbren Beridt, Serr
QiB," iasie er enolid-. limb bite,
mor9en nod bier llbr 3u mir su iom.
men, i'd m0dte nit Sbnsn ipreden.
Dier IN Sbr 9onorar unb meine
abreIie.A
Wdbrenb Der gbef Der Glaqne bs
Gunbertguloennote uno oes yaynns
Qarte bantsno sntsssennabm, crying
er iid in enfloien grge6enbeitsberiihe'
runaen, big ibn jener nit Der 6rast
unterbrad: gu tuelder Stunoe ipers
ben Sic morgen mit-ienem Serrn ;u.
fommentomnen?"
mir treifen uns nod Der gorhsl'
lung uieber bier-aeraoe iuie beute.
,Go.-Ssbenfalls bite id, ihm tei.
nsn enbeiltieen geideio au eeben. sbs
Sie bet mir tuaren.'
.Tos III gang islbIiperIidnolid, gnd.
bigger GER Baron. usbrisens tuerbe td
ben 6errn borber nidt ieben, er tpeib
ipeber meine Wobnung. nod III ibm
efn Crt befdnut. tuo idb taasiiber 3il
treffen bin.
Gle 0erren erbotsn iid nun unb
perIIeben, bon 2ib Biz auf ben fleinen
pIob binausbeeleitet. oas Safe Wu.
Ioiusfp.
Gdmeieenb eilien lie belebseren
etobttbeilen su, Bis 2irniap Der Rollt
bes Gtnmmen iiberbriiiiig iuaro unb
ausrief: .Va. Der 0rdf peeienp iibers
trifft 10 nod ben Graien gnbaiip!'
.Qeibsr |" ertuiberts 8arfaesp bitter.
&c IN nur elm @liid, iprad Sir
man meter, .bab mir ben Gib anfge'
iu@t boben. Gin 70 GROCER 9alunie er
au& jein mag, uns blrfte er bod einen
wi@tsen Dienii seleiifet haben, iuenn'
eIet9 ieine llrIads porbanbsn in. ibm
6afir banibar 3u isin. Sebt beibt's
aber, bic Mueen often balten, fonif
mb&s uns Der ebIe Serr m0alider
meife bod nod cine bOie Guppe elm.
vntrenl4
.Dtne 3ueifsl. Sorpatbs miiUen
i&orf beiro1t tperben, uno piellei9i
iphrbe q ii9 empfehlen, Grdulein gtbel
tbeilmeiie ms Wertrauen gu siehen.
.0etptB, iie muB unter allen I'm.
06ubeu Qttuornt iuerben.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

1erb. Ztaffel, 331 Gait Guma
merce>StraBe. Yreiernaline 5ur
Grbaltung pon Butter. Wurit unb
Jleiih. @eialsene Hinber.9drme
Shlahtmeiier &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

- Sn Dresden lit nad langerem
2eiben Der 6unuriit uno 8oman-
Id)riftiteller grnit gditein i'm Glter
BON So Sabren aus oem 2eben ges
1dlie0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
Sim Ap,tfid,eu Rpif

= SIM oeutiden 8eibstage baben
bic Socialiiten einen Gntrag auf cine
Berfaiiunesdnoerune einsebraft,
nah iuelher brr Heidstansler audi
ubne @egen3eibnung fir ale 6ano-
lunaen unb GeuBeruneen bes bic
Neifsaetpalt ausiibenoen 9aiiers
perFaiiiingseemdB peranttpurtlit lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
0ie nenen beii3en Qmellen.

Die beiBen SbmefelsGuels 9
len pon San glntunio beruirten
ruunoerbare Seilungen in 5dllen
uun &beumatismus. gc5ema. hro+
niihem Nialaria. &atarrb, Vlnts
Bergiftllne unb sSraiien 8ranfbeis
ten. Die @irfune oieies WaiierS
auf bic Saut uno oas glut 1T
aroBartig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

= Der n9eutiben eOlonialStg.
sufolge baben Or. Sbarlab uno
2oro Gbottc ibre 10000 Nntbeils
ibeine in Der fiirslih Drganiiirte
Slo 8ameruneeiellihaft fir ie
9. 600, 900 Marf perfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

Nus Shanghai miro uerlihert,
oaB bic beutid)e 8eeierung nit Der
Nblibt umaebe, elm Gonlnlat IN
glangfing 81 erribten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
,elepbouirt an =. n. Ruuius (Tel

1eIepbontrf an 4. u. WuHthe Tel.
No. 922, 6 Rings), um Guren Raien.
Waber Bu ihdrfen uno fuie6er in euten
8uitanb su brinsen. Bicpcles. 8Oiier.
1dhs hsRaihineu &c. iuerben reparirt. Nlles
earantirt fsreie Nblieferune. 81 0a-
parro.Strabe. 31.5.p-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

- Die C. FL. Dean Co.. tauiht
Bieb aeaen @agen, Bueeies obes
Qutiden elm. 228 Siib.Glores'Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

Gulf Sbpre Nabm.

bfabrt.
Naf Stodbale, tdalih. ausgenomnien
S0nntags. s.................8: sou Sorm.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdglidb, aus9euUmnien
Sonntaas. s................3:O 800 Wadm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
VI. &. & Z. Nabm.

ttahrt.
0af) 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aanias
gitp, ct. qouiS unb Chicago. tdglid),
(S. ". & VI. .. Depot .7:45 W0rgens.
9tad Bacp. Sort Wortb. Dallas &c. (pom
Suniet-3epot) ot).......... 500 Nbenos.
Nntunft:
Bon Chicago. ct. 2ouis, 8anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb uno @aco. tdalid]
(Suniet 9eppt) .......8 1890 Born.
Yon Baco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (S.
". & u. q. 9eppt) 80. 1920 Nbenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

,,0roRmntter'S Thee" reanltrt
bic Qeber. 25c bel alien Irugnifteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

6iir 6eu uno WaiS besablt Die
b6hiten Warftpreiie bic
Sunlet Wopo 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

Tim Grfditnng In einem 1ase 81
htilen. nshms man .9agafips grOmo Cuinine'
1oblsts- aus 3rpuihsn e.b,n oas @slo lurhf.
msnn isins 6siluna erioIat. Y. ". groues Inter
fhrii auf leoer Shahtsl 25 Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26
Sir in 2aafaria,D Difri6te,i

esb'noe iino Tutfs gilIen unsrldbli4;
+, srbaltsn ben aOrpsr.Orsanismus /,
poaidnSiss Orbnuns unb 4. b,wirter
Ab(olutr 6tiIune
bon aOpfidmer,.n. Subauunasbs,
idwerSen. Wlalaria. 2sbsrl,ib,n. Ser.
(topfun8 uno allen Gaasntranibe,i.u
1utt'S 2eters Yiuem.
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&. & o. u. 8abm.
Spntbern Yacific 8abn.
hfnhrt.
y B ia hrt.

Nad) 9sefp Orleans. Souiton unb gals
neitDn tdalidb. ........ 12:00 Mittags.
Gab gl Yaio, Californian nnb MeIifo
O-OV SQiHt.
Haf Noro-Segas, ct. 9ouis unb ghica-
90 Katy Flyer ....... 800 Nbenos.
Nntunft.
Bon Norb. 5eras. ct. 9ouis unb Chicago
katy Flyer) ..... $3.50 Ror9ens.
Bon yletu Orleans, Souitsn unb 0al-
peitpn tdglid5. d5............ .4:45 Hod]m.
Bon CT Haio, Californian unb Wterifo
7.3O NbeubS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-26

: Die ib6niten Weibnabtsiaben
Iino bel 6 riber 9 T 8. 81 baben.
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VI ntunf It
q. u. & u. y. Balm.
NbfQhrt.

0ah @alpeiton. Souitun unb gmero tag
lia. .S:45 8srm.
Rad Corpus gbriiti. granias Bob uno
8eepille tdglid. 30 Nad1nt.
Wah Borne uno 8errnille, tdalid1, aus
genommen Sonntags. -. .2:45 ytadm.
Waf Borne uno aerrpille. Sonntags..
$40 Nprm.
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VI nfu NIT.

Bon Galpeitpn, SouitOn unb guero tag
lid. 200 NbenbS.
Bon Corpus gbriiti. aranias Yab nnb
BeepilIe tdglib. 1:55 Had1ni.
Bon Borne uno aerrpille. tdalid3, aus.
genommen SeHntags. >. 1858 Born.
Bon Borne unb 8errui[le, Sonntags, -.
800 Nbenbs.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30
A SERIOUS CHARGE
Of Enticing a Young Girl Away from
 Home.

Deputy Sheriff Billy Moore returned from Florence yesterday. having In charge a woman named Lillian LaZeola and a 14-year-old girl named Emma Waters. but better known as Emma King, whose mysterious absence from home was described in The Republican last Saturday morning. It was learned the next day that she had been coaXed away from home by the Lazeola per son.
 A warrant was sworn out for the ar rest of the latter by the step-father of the girl, charging her with enticing the girl away for immoral purposes. It was learned on Sunday that the pair had gone in the direction of Florence. A telephone message was sent to Sheriff Truman of PinaI county requesting him to be on the lookout for them Word was soon after received that they had been looked after. They were caught entering the town. The deputy
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

civilized communities oH the globe. The world still has a ch3id's heart ir its love os mystery. It never weari-s of what piqUes its curiosity or sense Of wonder, and the magnificent enter tainment which the Great Herman presents not only fills his audience with amazemsnl, but leaves them in Q state bordering on mental collapse. L on Herman is the greatest illusi0niss and master of magic of the present ds- cide. For more than sixty years the name of Herman has stood for what is Jn,. best in the domain of maa.r, and the entertainment to be seen in this city is in every way superior to the best ever given by the Herman com Ianiss. It would s em to ha almost a work Of supe.5roEati- n to comment upon the entertainment, to be given by ahe Great Hermann. The great dailie= Of tn country are UnIsd in praise of the performance
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

sheriff started after them. He found them unenthusiastic on the subject of returning to Phoenix. They were a sight for the gods when the deputy brought them in about o'clock. Both were dressed in black and wore charm ing little mourning bonnetS. Wi;n G great wreath of crdpe attached. The little girls hair had been painted whit" so that her mother wouldn't have known her. The LazeoIa woman'S hair had been biondined so long that she would not have been unfamiliar but for that distressful mourning bonnet. This sorroWful disguise was the pro duct of the imagination of the LaZsOla woman and was designed to make pso- ple think that they were recent but say widows.
 They were detained at the sheriff $ office an hour and a half during which tune they did not look gay minute. The Waters girls step-father called and wanted her to go home, but she stubbornly refused, in the most dis graceful language. She had not been a very good little girl for a long time Dut it was plain that she had added to her stock of cussedness in her recent tr:p abroad. At length a younger sister ran in and said that her mother had tainted and was going to die. Then she gave way and consented to go home. Soon after that a cash bond of S10) was put up for the appearance of the Lazeola person before Judge Johnstone tomorrow afternoon and she was also turned loose.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

The great Hermann is coming, is the welcome announceEl5 5nt of the management Of the Doris theater. shortly. Herman. with his marvellous sleight of hand. his sensational, awe inspiring illusions and his fun-loying proclivities that hav- delighted and entertained the inhabitants of all the
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30
THEY DO IT NOW.

Whether congress favors the Panama canal ar the Nicaragua canal. the time is not far distant when ships will pas between the Atlantic and Pacific with out going around the end of South America.-CleveIand Leader.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

SNEEzE AND BLOW, but you can, get permanent relief from cItarrh un- til you purify your blood. Hoods Sar- saparilla doc= rais. seotheS and heals the innamed surfaces. removes HaI scrofulcus taints, and cures catarrh.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30
SOME NEW RIFLES and SHOT
 GUNS JUST RECEIVED.

leaders and telegraph which have  a 0 interested
 
  cl
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

Investors in real estate can find many interes ing items on our list. The Evans Loan 6& Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-30

Sick Headache is cured by HoGd's Pills. 25c.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-09-22
1t seems that the Governor is

III seems That the Governor ID
somewhat SLOW in appointing the
school board for this parish. Is
there anything in the way that
keeps him from appointing the
board recommended by the Demo
cracy of the parish? Somebody
might be fooling with tho stringa
Mr.. Laizaire Bienvenu has
opened q Real Estate agency, and
will attend to the selling, buying
or renting Of real estate, he has
already several plantations on his
list, which he will sell on reasona-
BILE terms. Those who have pro-
perry to sell will DO we'll to see
him.
Mr.. A. A. Morrow, President of
the Farmers Club is displaying a
great deal of activity to mako the
Institute that will be held here on
the 25th and at Bresux Bridge on
the 26th q success. This is the
busy time of the farmers, but we
trust that they will turn out en-
mssse at both Institutes to profit
by the experience of the men Of
science who will address them.
The general expression of ouz
people is that Judge Foster is q
business man of high ability, and
is conducting his court in a bust.
ness manner, and to the entire ga.
tisfaction of our entire population.
If Judge Foster keeps on in this
manner, he will considerably re.
duce the criminal and court OK.
penses Of the parish.
We learn that the Irrigation
Canal Company had sold some o.
its rice here at an average of "a, II
per sacks, which is q good price
but il must be considered that thu
rice is first class, and if kept fo1
seed. would bring a much highel
price. as it is rice made on goo(
new land, and is entirely free from
red rice. We believe If this re
was advertised and exhibited in tn
rice sections, It would bring fame.
prices.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-09-22

II troubled with rheumati6ln. give
Chanberiain's Pain Balm . trial. 1t
will not cost ron a cent II 1t does no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. II also cures sprains and bruises
Ia third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts. burns. Prostitutes.
auinsey, pains In the side and chest.
glandulsr and other swellings are quick
II cured by applying II. Every hottie
warranted. Price. Is and 80 eta. For
safe by r. ]. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-09-22

Mr.. John Hanley brought Ms q
stalk Of cane which was cultivated
by Mr.. D. P. Upton on the Nc
Yea plantation, near Arnsudviile
which was admired by our people.
This stalk has az red joints and
measures, red, seven feet ten ia
ches and it was raised on old
land, without fertilizer. If any
Of our planters can beat that, We
will not take their word for it, we
want the cane. Now show up.
A Mckinley and Roosevelt club
was organized here last Saturday
with seventy four members, and
the Republican leaders are conf
dent that in q short time the mem
bership will be increased to three
hundred voters. The members
of that club are among the bess Of
our people. and We can reasonably
expect 10 see the movement grow.
Now, we have q large number Of
our people who are independent
of ali political organizations whe
vote for the best interest OF the
country, according to their judg.
ment and Of course 40 one knows
where their votes will 60. We
have another class Of people. De
mocrats who are protectionists,
who are liable to vote the Repu.
blican ticket.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Finest Wines for fishing par
ties can be had from j. B. Fer
rams.
Mrs. Luke BONN and children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. G.
Grevemberg in Jeanerette
Our young friend Reynaid Voc
rhies, left last Sunday for New
Orleans, to attend school.
Mr.. JEFF DeBlsnc has been
spending few days here, visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Edgar Andre and wife of
New Orleans are on visit here,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Besiu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Olivier of
.Adeline plantation, Iberia parish,
were visitors to st. 4srtinville
this week.
"A. B. Bienvenu, Lucien Du-
crest Jack Fournet and James
Broussard left Monday for Baton
Rouge to attend school
We learn that the entertainment
to be given by the ladies Of the
Church Square improvement As
sooiation, will take place On Sun-
dsy the seth inst.
Supreme Representative James
Simon, will mako q visit TO the
Lake Charles lodge Knights Of
Honor, on the 23rd inst, at the
request of Grad Dictator Le-
Blanc.
Mr.. C. E. Snede OF Csde, rs
taking quite an interest in the
present campaign. fsvoring the
election Of the Republican ticket,
aud xisitsSt. Martinville quite ire
quently.
Mrs. Dan DeBlanc entertained
the Married Ladies Euchre Club
Wednesday. The attendance was
as usual, good, and theguests were
most charmingly entertsiaed BY
Mr.. and Mrs. DeBlanc.
Mr.. August Msrsist viii CON.
mence Monday, the erection OF q
6uilding ON has corner let, Por'
Street, in which he viii open q
grocery. The baildiag Will "a
feet vide by 50 feet long.
Fish are biting nicely at nearl,
al cur streams and Furnish spaen
ded sport forour people, and large
is the number of those who visi
! those places for a day Of rest and
pleasure.
"A line and complete stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods has Jus
been received BY }. B. Ferran ant
he invites his customers BIZ
friends and the public to visit al
store and see the inducements b
has for them to buy from him.
Our rice planters are pushinl
the work of cutting very rapidly
all their rice being mstured. Il
the course of few moro days al
the rice here will be cut and b
safe. Threshiag will next be Il
order.
Mrs. Claire Champagne, widc'
of the late Bslthazsr Delahouf
saye, died at tho home ct he
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Feignan
Tuesday morning the 18th insean
at the age Of "a years. She va
buried at s o'clock Wednesds
morning.
The three principal streets Z
The town have t.een graded an
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Wall Paper 4 ~ 4
L. c. DUcHAMP

We learn that arrangements
have been completed for the bull
ding of an irrigating pisnt at the
northern limit Of the town, east OF
the Teche, to irrigate some 1--WE or
six hundred acres Of good land.
We hear also of the project for
another canal south of town, east
side Of the Teche, that would irri-
gate lands towards the Pointe
Clair section. The success OF our
rice crop this year seems to be an
encouragement 10 increase the
cultivation of that crop.
Mr.. F. G. Clement who has been
sick for some time left Wednesday
| for New Orleans for treatment.
He was accompanied by Mr.. E.
Dugas.
We must again call the atten-
ton of the town council to the
deep holes that yet exist in this
town; that piece Of road near Mrs
Geruaud's residence should have
been repaired long ago. there srt
| also several holes on the streets
that have just been worked that
should be filled. and nearly all the
| other streets are yet full OF holes
that will become impossible I'm
less they are fixed before winter
There was q broken bridge neal
the Oyer property which was YER,
dangerous, that could have beer
repaired in five minutes, and ye'
this hole remained several days
| All these seem objectionable neg
|lect on the part of the authorities
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NOTICE.

By order Of the HoGf6 Of Directors Of
the St. Martinville BuiI1lng and Loan
Association, the undersighed will sell
100000
on Tuesday October End 1900. at Z .. N.
C. GREIG. Secretary