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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12
Sapit6n Cans Miroip.

G6iiie bieier Geiellidait, rMain,"
Bremen" uno rSaale." fat p0llig GER
Hort puroen. bat aud ben Seloenmutb
beuti9er Mdnner in Dem berrli6lien
2i6t erideinen %laiien-einen Seloen=
multi, Der I'm 10 mebr bsrpOrtritt, als
auf anoersr Settle bic Sabiu6t jeoe
soleren @eiiible eriiiGt bat.
giner Der Seloen, Der nit elmer Gn=
sabl Sreipilliger bonn .Saiier Jrieori6
Ill lid be%rpOrraseno ausseidnete.
Der eriie Sngenieur oieies CUR Sam-
burger Sinie geb0renoen Sampfers.
u. Sarenos, eibt BON ieinen grfabrur=
gen beim Sranoe iplsenOe S6ilcerung:
.gls bas Seuer gum Nusbru9 9e=
fommen mar. faBte i6 nit 20 Mann
arf Dem Sintertbeil unieres SGiifes
9oip, I'm bel ~etpaisen &ettunssarbei=
ten our Sanb gu iein. Nidt LANCE
barerte es, als Die brennenoe ,Saale'
an uns porbeitrieb, uno mir bemertten
gu unisrem S9reden, baB lid auf ibr
nod Meni6en befanpen. Sofprt muroe
Elm Boot bemannt, in tpel6em, auBer
mir, Der stpeite Sffisier Srblfelo, Der
stpeite Maidinit Sole. Die Dierten Ma=
f6initen &iemi6neicer, S6omien,
S6ulg, Die giiiienten Serr, GnOts
uno &i9ter, iowie Elm Seiser mad Del
,Saale' fubren. @ir batten Wertseuge
mitsenommen, Inn Die S6iffsluten,
an oenen ii6 bic einseidloiienen lln=
9liidliheu seigten, 81 ertueitern, oDh
erniss lid uniere @rbeit als per9ebli6.
Qlles, mas mir porldufig tbun fonnten,
mar, ben 9lermIten mittelit Indigenous
mener elmer @aiier Siibluns gu per=
f6affen. SIM bOhfen 8raoe befrem=
bend pirfte es auf mid, baB BON ben
fInf S9leppDampiern, tpelde bas bren=
renoe S6iff umIGmdrmten, feline 8et=
tu~ngsperiu6e unternommen muroen /;
ia ni6t einnlal lire @aiieridldude
bra6ten lie in N%nmenoung. Grit auI
langes Bitten uno auf Die SrObung
bin, baB bas Senebmen ibrer Sapitdne
in Den 3eitungsn on Den Stranger se=
iiellt reroen niiroe, fiblte elmer ber=
ielben lid bemiiBist. nns einen SalanG
CUR Serfiguns 81 i~tellen.
,giner Der STEWARDS, uel6er BON
benz brennenoen Sdiff uniere aet-
tunaspsriute beobabtete, rief uns gu,
tpel6en @es mir eini6lagen %iOllten,
UNI Die gingeIdlOiienen 81 befreien,
tporauf mir inns an SDrb Der ,Saale'
begaben. aaum bra6te i'd aber cen
S9lau9 oes Sdleppoampfers IN Nn=
tpenouna, als berielbe mir uieber ent=
riiien nuroe, MIR oamit er ni6t Geuer
faneen iolle. Ser S6lau6 NOR fir Die
2erte t%pertbpoller, als Die pielen Men=
f6enleben, Die in Der srauenpollien
2ebenssefatr idwebten. Spdter fam
zines Der grrben TeuerbOote binsu uno
lieB feline Sporanten sesen Die Sdiffs=
tpanb ipielen. @uf uniere 8orfellun=
gen betanlen mir oann aud einige
Sdl6ude al Sef, nno ma6ten mir
abermals einen @erIu6, I'M an ben
Srt al fommen, no cine aioGe @nsabl
BON Meni6en Dem Tlummentooe ent=
ge9en iaI.
$50 e5 rr5 nift sliidis, Den Selier=
tero 81 beINrdnfen, fuc3ten mir nd6
Gem Mai6insnraum 81 g%elanaen, i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

WtIoe elne Were nag europa, ND CT
0orleiunsen al ben uaiperiitdten BON
paris, 2eipaig, Berlin unb 2onoon
b0rte.
Seine politiIde 2aufbabn beaann
Wiloe in 1875, als er Mitslieo Der
2egislatur Der propins 9uenos 9lpres
puroe. Sn 1876 muroe Wiloe in ben
NationaltOngreB getudhlt. SIN Sabre
1882 erbielt er 9leidseitia bas porte-
teuille Der. Sufi5 uno bes unterri1ts,
IN 1886 muroe ct Miniiier oes Snnern.
Nls Wini1er oes 0fientliden Inter
riGts berief er 2ebrerinnen BON ben
Colleges in ben Ser. Staaten mad
4rgentinien uno liellte lie al Die SpiBe
Der finbeimiiaen G1ulen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

Sebes Mal fellte er iorsidltiae uno
aussebehnte unteriu6ungen uno Se=
obadtun9en in Sntel Sams Sanoe oil,
unb bas BON ibm iiber Die Union por
etliden Sabren perOffentlidte 9ud III
in Qrgentinien iebr popular.
EDUARDO @iloe purDe in 8uenos
@pres, Der SauptItaot Der ar9en=
tiniiden 8epublit, aeboren uno beIudte
oas portiae Natirnal=@ ollege, mo- er
i'm Sabre 1867 9raouirte. 8alo oarauf
tpuroe er oirisirenoer Nrjt bes Gbolera=
2asaretbs in 8uenos gpres, oann Ober=
arst zines Der bortisen Soipitdler, bic
in Solge bes 9rieses Nrgentiniens nit
paraguay nit Granten uno 8leiiirten
bamals iberfillt tuaren. Wiloe aeid=
nete fi6 babel in ieinem 9erufe herar!
aus, baB bas College linn einen preis
In 96be BON $500 pefos ($2350) ere
theilte. Mit benz geIoe u~nternabm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12
co6en0e 5Gammeu.
S9iurre Seimiu9uns hes Norobeuts
i@eu 3lnbos in Spbufen.

Se6berstse Netter aas semeine &abater.
GntiesIide Seioen nno @reaeliSenen-7sr
SeIpeatoo clues Sapitans Siitoriidaes
bonn 2tose.
Die entiebli6e Sranotatafropbe In
Soboten, q. s., Der 9egen 800 Men-
f9enleben gum Spier fielen uno in ipsl=
der Die Tpdanlagen bes Nproosutiden
2lppos pernidtet uno orei prG1tise
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

Mm Sage feiner Wnfunft
in Mmerifa geiiOrben 1T 9eins
rid Miltereis in philadelphia. Ser
felbe fam BON 9eutidlanb, fubr iiber
Netp Sort nod philadelphia, aies bort
In Der Na9t in einem 9otel ab uno
tpurbe am nddfen Morsen tobt auf=
aefunben. Ser Sob uirb auf bas
NusHr6men bon 2eu9tgas aurid<
aefhbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

ettua bort gefinbli6e gu retten. SEPT
tpuroe mir aud bon einem, leioer mir
unbefannt g%ebliebenen, S9leppbampfer
elm G9lau9 gerei6t. 9ls iG ben WaI=
ierfrabl bur6 bas Seniter nod benz
WaIdinenraum ridtete, fro6 bur9
baIielbe elm @iiiitent beraus, Der uns
mittbeilte, baB fid nod biele 2eute
unten befdnoen. SroB feiner 9rano=
tuunben bielt Der 8rape tapfer bel uns
aus, unb betbeiliste ii9 nader on ben
3ettunasarbeiten. Muf bemielben Weae
retteten fia bann nod atpei bierte Wa.
fdinifen uno elm Niiiient. Gin 8er=
fu9. nod ldnser auf ben @plinbern Der
Waidine gu bleiben, muBte tuesen bes
gliibenb beiBen Qualms aufsege5en
tperben. Wir nabmen bann bic ldn9e-
rem GdlGude bes Sererbootes uno per=
iu6ten, einen anberen Wea nod ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

8epoIutions= unb Golonial=&rieas=
aeielliGaften Nnipru6 auf Mitslieb=
f6aft erbeben, bo6 bat er mabrfdeinli9
jeBt an Nnoeres gu benten.
5rau Cobb, tuelde fiir3lid i6ren SO.
@eburtstag %feierte, lebt bel ibrer Sod=
ter, Grau Moies McSaniels, in Sn=
oiana. unsefdbr sebn Meilen iibli6
bon Gofomo.
RibIi9 finb 9r6ten fir
@drten, 10 baB lie in Sranfrei9
bubenomeiie aefauft uerben, UNI iddos
Ii6e Snietten aus Gdrten aussuroiten.
@ustins Ga Bidder b%rinsen
linn jdbrli9 $780, 600 elm. Suin=
burne, Der iebr uenig idreibt, ners
bient idbrli6 $4,000 burd feline &C.
bi1te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12


Tfagt die ,Dis Sors, Die IM Inner Gekauft HABIT
: s s. IMMZM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

man srobe Soffnunsen ieBte.
On Die rSreg0n," zines Der i9Dnien
uno ldrtfen S9iffe Der neuen amerita=
niiden Griegsmarine, tnipfen ii6 ftolse
grinnerungen. Sas md6tige Panser=
fabrseus erbielt furs Dor 9eainn Oes
INSTRUMENTATION &rieses Den
Sefebl, BON San Srancisco nm bas
Sap SOrn berum gu ieaeln uno Oas
noroatlantii6e Geidmaoer gu peridr=
ten. Sn Nusfiibrung bieies Sefebls
fegie Oas Sdiff cine ununterbro6ene
Sabrt BON 17,499 Meilen in 81 Sagen
suriid unO tam nod redtseitig senug,
UNI an Der glDfaoe unD Der Seei9ladt
bon Santiago einen berporrasenoen
MntGeil nebmen gu t0nnen. Sic err
mGbnte Gabrt mar Die ldnaite, je bon
einem S6la1tI1iff unternpmmene.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

9en italienifGen &Dnig gu
ermoroen, lei er Our6's Sons be-
fiimmt morben-io idrieb fiirali9 elm
junser Suride in 8ra3 an ieinen In
S6lfermarft, Gdrnten, lebenben Gater,
einen Staliener. IS lei, ME er bes
@eiteren periiderte, beuer Die Grmor=
hung BON bier Siirien beIdlOiien NOR
ben. Ser Batter mar iiber bas S6rei=
ben 10 entiebt, baB er ielbf Die Nnseise
erfattete, pprauf Die gerbaftun9 ieines
boiinunsspDllen SprOBlinss erfulsts.
WiIbe 3cfen bII6en aui
iebem grotbeile, nit @usnabme Nufira=
liens. Sbne 3meifel 1T Die 8oie cine
Der dlte1en Ylumen Der groe; in
geppten finbet man Nbbilounsen bon
ibr auf 9enfmdlern. oeren gntfebuns
man elmer iebr friiben 3eit, 5000 bis
$500 b. Gbr., suf6reibt. &oienwaiier,
ober @oieneiiena, finoet idon grwdb=
rlung In 9Dmers Sliabe uno Die Nn=
ipielunsen auf bic 8lume in ben Gprii=
den GalomDns aeigen, baB bamals bic
Roie idon lanse befannt mar.
unterri9t in ben pfIidten
bon 9iplomaten uno &oniuln, in Sour-
nalismus. in b6berer taufmdnnifder
8ilbuns, in Seeliorse unb pbilantro=
piiden Werfen fouie in 0ffentlider
0erpaltuns mirb i'm nddfen 9erbft an
Der Nidigan=llniperiitdt ertbeilt tuer.
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-12

gergung Der Vetfen bon Der vSaale."
mort, uno Gruie muBte uieoer berunter
bpm Boot.
Inter ben Spfern Der Gataiiropbe
beiinoet lid au6 &apitdn Mirotu BON
Der .Saale,A Der auf benz Sed feines
brennenoen Sdiffes ben SOB in ben
Slammen fano. Gr MAJ ettpa so Sabre
alt uno 9eb0rte gu ben beliebtelte e
Sffisieren bes 2lDDos, in beiien Sien=
fen er 20 Sabre binbur6 ~9elianbeh.
Ser NorOoeutide 9lopo III cine Der
rei9ten &orporationen Der @elt. lleber
bas Nftientapital 1T ME etmas Si6eres
in Die Seiientli6feit georunsen. bas=
ielbe ioll aber ni6t iueniser als $780,
O0O, 600 betragen. Sie Geielli6aft
muroe i'm Sabre 1857 BON s.. 8. Meier
sesriinbet, oeiIen Same auf einem Der
i90nien Gra9ti6iffe pranat. 3und6t
betrieb Die Geielli6aft orei Sdiffe smi=
i6en Bremen uno England, baum, elm
Sabr ipdter, ri9tete lie einen Sieni
mad Nem Sort elm unb erbielt i'm
Sabre 1859 ben Gontratt fir bic Yolt=
befDroerung.
G6on i'm Sabre 1866 fonnte Der
2lopo einen m69entli6en Sienit ami=
i6en Bremen uno 9em Sort einri6ten,
uno 1867 bate er IA 9ampfer. 3tuei
Sabre ipdter muroe cine 2inie mad
Sem Orleans 9egriinoet, ipdter cine
fol6e bon &Otteroam nod Nntperren.
3mii6en 1871 unb 1875 tpurben
2inien mad SiiOamerifa einseri6tet.
Cine neue gpD6e in Der @ei9i6te Der
Gieielli6ait brad an, als 1880 Der eriie
grpreBoampfer, bic 1895 untersesan=
gene .glbe," in Sienf 9eiellt tpurOe.
8or wenisen Sabren muroe mieoer
sr0Bere S6nellisfeit e~rsielt, unb Der
,&ailer @ilbelm Der @roBe," Der in 10
runoerbarer @eiie Dem 9erberben in
Sotofen %enironnen 1T, bdlt befanntli6
ben .8etOro" fir beioe &i6tunsen.
Ser alopo beiiBt 80 sroBe Sampier.
gr bat Dor mebreren Sabren einen
eigenen 9erii6erunssfunos segriinbet,
Der 10 getiloet miro, baB Der 9etrag,
pel6er jdbrli6 an electromagnetic
i6aften als prdmie 81 sablen uGre,
jeoes Sahr einem beIonOeren Spnbs,
aus meldem 6eueri6doen seoedt tuer=
ben, sugefiigt miro.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29

Christmas, just passed was one
of the most delightful christmases
perhaps in the history of this
town. the weather was cool, the
roads good, and all bent upon.
spending a pleasant Christmas.
All our people seemed happy no
drunkards were seen upon our
streets, except in the evening a
few of the boys who had enjoyed
a good dinner, and imbibed liberal
ly in wine. were having a gay
time, but created no disturbance
whatever. The town at night was
one mass of fireworks, in fact we
have never seen such a splendid
display of fireworks in st. Martin
vile before.
"A bold negro thief broke into
the store of Messrs. VOORHEES,
Bros, last Friday night at about
half past eight o'clock. The theft
was bold, because that early, when
a large number of people we're up
on the streets he broke open the
back door, lit a candle to go into
the cash drawers which he found
empty, and then tried to burst
open the safe with a crowbar.
Several persons who passed there
notice that some one was in the
store, but thought it was the pro-
pfietor who was closing and paid
no attention to the matter, bat
when Mr.. James Simon passed
there, he saw that the man in the
store was a negro, and q thief and
Immediately took steps to catch the
theft, but the sounded made his
escape by jumping over the fence
in the back yard. Messrs. Woo
rhies Bros, estimate their loss as
a trifle, few pairs of stocking.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29

Mr.. Alex. PelIerin, of Breaux
Bridge was in town Wednesday on
business.
DR.. and Mrs. j. s. Martin are
spending few days in New Or
leans.
Watch the cold wave-Over-
coats at K. Schwartz & Co., they
are going at very low prices.
Master Eugene Soulier who is
attending school at Bay st. Louis,
Miss, is home spending the holt
days with his parents.
ANY piece of Jewelry used by
ladies, gentlemen and children can
be found at E. G. Sauls' Jewelry
Store Main Street.
The rain Thursday night came
as blessing, to replenish the cis-
terms which were nearly all emp
ty. A large numbers of persons
were without drinking water.
Those who have not yet bought
their supply of wine and liquors
for their New Years dinner will
do we'll to visit the store of Mr.. j.
B. Ferran, he has the best stock
Of ell kinds Of liquors.
The married ladies euchre club
will be entertained on Thursday,
January Bird, 1901, by Mrs. Lai-'
zaire Bienvenu, the members are
requested to be present early as
the game will commence at "a
sharp.
Something neat, pretty and use
full makes an appreciated present
which you can find at Mr.. Sauls
Jewelry Store, Main street.
The property of Mrs. Cab. Gar
denial, near the Court house is for
sale, and will 60 at a reasonable
price. Apply to Cab. Gardemal
for particulars.
We are requested, by the Dry
Goods merchants, to announce
that they have come to an agree
ment to close their stores on New
Years day, 30 their customers are
requested to make their purchases
on Monday.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29

We made q trip this week along
the Fournet Canal, which is q fine
piece of work, the canal from the
bayou to the bridge OF the Lenor-
mand coulee is on q straight line,
on the east side of the coulee it
turns to the south, towards the
Pointe Claire bridge. This canal
will irrigate one of the finest rice
sections in this parish.
Mayor Fournet should instruct
his police to be very careful on
New Years day, as to the way the
fire works are discharged, they
are to certain extent, harmless,
but q little careless may result in
disastrous fires. Even an extra
police should be employed, as we
noticed on Christmas night the
firing of fire works was pretty
wreckless, though no damage was
done.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29

Last Saturday negro stole q
vest from the store Of Mrs. f.
Rousseau and hid it under his
coat. but he was not an expect in
this stealing business. and while
standing in front of the store
dropped the vest which was seen
and recognized by one of the
clerks.
The four o'clock mass Christ
mas morning was 30 largely at
tended, that the spacious edihce
was entirely filled up, every space
of standing room was occupied.
The mass was imposing and bril-
liant, and Father Thibault, prea-
ched a good sermon.
Prof. F. s. Broussard, who
spent the last twelve months in
Paris, employed by the United
States government, at the Paris
exposition, returned home this
week. He is well pleased with
the time he spent in France, he is
looking we'll, and he was pleased
to be back among his old friends
and his family.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29
NOTICE.

The Contracts for keeping Bridges
across Bayou Teche at Cecilia and Anse
BroussArd in the 5th Ward at Breaux
Bridge. at Bulliard's Cove In 3rd Ward
and at st. Msrtinville will be offered for
sale and sold to lowest bidders on Sa-
turday, 10Th inst at IL O'Clock N. on re-
spectivs Bridges. Terms and conditions
will be made known at time Of sale.
By order Of the Police Jury.
AUG. MARAIST, Clerk P. j.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29
NOTICE.

The share holders OF the Bank Of ST
Martinville are hereby notified that the
annual meeting OF the stocb holders will
be held at the bank, on Tuesday the 9Th
day of January, 1901, for the purpose Of
electing board Of directors for the en-
suing year. ALBERT BIENvENU,
Cashier.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Wall paper at L. G. Duchamp.

Miss Anna Ferran, has come
home to spend the holidays with
her parents.
DR.. w. J. Rhymes was called to
Monroe Monday, to the bedside of
. sick sister.
One ladies IA K. Gold, Diamond
net watch to rattle at e. G. Sauls
Jewelry Store.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hanley of
.Arnaudville spent several days in
town this week.
DR.. ]. r. Olivier and Mr.. 81. j.
Fournet were visitors to Lafayette
on Christmas day.
Toys and Holiday Goods at
L. G. Duchamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Grevemberg
of Jeanerette were visitors to their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Du-
rand on Christmas day.
We publish this week, the jury
list for the term of the criminal
court, which will convene on the
18th day of January.
A fine family horse z years old
and new buggy 'and harness for
sale by E. @. Sauls.
Miss Alice Dauterive of Loreau-
vile, is sojourning in st. Martin
vile, she is the guest of her sis
Ter, Mrs. Carlos Greig.
Get your patent medicines at
l.. G. Duchamp.
II is reported that the chicken
coops of several of our people were
visited during the past week, and
completely cleaned out.
Our young friends, Gland Mar
Yin. James Broussard, Jean Four
net have came home to spend the
holidays with their parents.
Misses Louise and Amefie Loo
ker returned home last week, after
having spent several months visit
ing relatives in Broussardville.
Buy your school books at L. c.
Duchamp,
Mr.. Numa Cormier and Prof.
g. b. Domengeaux Of Breaux
Bridge we're visitors to this town
Thursday and paid US short call.
Visit and examine Mr.. Sauls
line and stylish holiday goods in
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware.
The married ladies euchre club
will have their supper tomorrow
Ut the home of Mrs. T. j. Liable,
and it promises to be the event of
The season.
Your New Year dinner will not
Be complete unless you get that
dne wine which can only be had
rom the store of Mr.. j. B. Fer
ian. and you should make a note
of this.
Dr.. George DeLaureal, who re-
Gently bought nice little planta-
non near town, is very anxious
70 see our people organize a rice
mill in st. Martinville, and he is
willing to take stock in such an
Enterprise.
Mayor Fournet has shown a
good deal of activity the past few
days, and he has done sosae good
improvements in town - ul,sil-
ding bridges and ma (DOss-
angs, improving over ~ sys-
tenn.
Remember thse = s1cursion
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29
SALE.
Estate of John r. Fadlk,
10th Judicial District Court,
State of Louisiana, Parish Of st. Marlin.
Probate Docket. No. 1850.
Succession SALE.
Probate Docket. No. 1850.

BY virtue of an order and commission
from the Hon. the 18th Judicial District
Court of the State Of Louisiana In and
for the Parish of St. Martin bearing date
Nov.26 til. 1900 and to me directed. / will
offer for sale and will sell or cause to be
sold by any duly authorized and quail
fed officer at Public auction for Cash to
the last and highest bidder at the Court
house door In the town of st. Martin
vile, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of Jan
dafy, 1901,
the following described property belong
ing to the estate Of John q. FAulk.
The private land claim Of John r.
Fsulk against the United State Govern
ment reported by the old board Of Com
misstonets FOR the Western District Of
Louisiana under No 1870 and CONFIRM to
him by the said board by act Of Congress.
dated March 3rd 1907 and designated az
section 46 in IL SRI e. 8. W. Dis
trict of Louisiana. said land situated in
the Parish Of vermiliion and containing
GAG acres OF land.
This sale made conformable to lA& "a
pay the debts in the order Of their pri-
vilege.
Terms aad conditions-CAsH.
VICTOR NJ. AUBRY.
Administrator
st. MartinvilIe. La, Dec. /. 1900.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-12-29

No one can y hope for good
asslth unless Us move one each
by. When { - attended to. dis
Rders of the arise. biliousness.
1ssdache. dya61 md piles soon fol-
-. II you wish to avoid these ailments
esep your bowels regular by taxing
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Ia
slsts when sssee They are 50 easy
, take and - gentle in effect
= als by be.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-01-26

WEST POINT, Jan. 2l.-Bro Ausban
preached for this people this afternoon
Mrs. Edna oliver, who has been quite
sick, Is much improved.
Mr.. viii II, rich Is on the sick list.
Mrs. j. b. Wilkes is able TO be out
again.
Mr.. Ben PASSWORDS family have the
measles.
Mr.. t. A. Oakley and family visited
friends on Carter's Creek last Saturday
and Sunday.
Eugene Fitzlerad had the isfortune
To lose nice horse last week with blind
staggers.
" heat is looking fine in this section
of the country.
Mr., aud Mrs. Sam West have moved
INTO the house with her father, Mr..
Henry Murphy.
The new county road is prOgressin q
rapidly and in the near future the
sound Of road tools may he heard on the
"West Point" hill.
The camps will he moved near this
place at an early date.
Misses Lula and Mai Walters visited
relatives at Santa Fee last week.
Mr. Bruce Passmore and Harvey
Goad killed rabid dog in front of G
II Fitzgerald's residence last Thursday
morning.
w. - h|I " Nob rpOllb VIC uOluhN =
with friends here and returned to his
home in Mt Pleasant, Texas, last week
He was accompanied as far as Alabama
by his father, Mr.. Dock West.
Norman Armstrong and Lon Fitz-
gerald, of Columbia, spent one day last
week in our midst.
We were sorry to say goodbye to our
pastor, Rev. 5. NJ. Gupton, who has
cen so faithfully laboring for the Knob
Creek people for the past six years. Oar
/ loss is Pulaski's gain. We hope that he
/ VIII be appreciated by that people, as
| he was in this community.
! Mr.. ID. G.. Walters and wife are visi-
| ting relatives near Franklin at this
! writing.
Edd Fitzgerald spent last Tuesday
night with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Passmore enter
tanned our young folks one night re-
Gently. Music and interesting games
were the important features.
Mr.. }. NJ. Marlin is able to be out to-
day after several days illness.
Miss Della Anderson is on the sick
list.
With best wishes, remain, ZULA.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-01-26
WATER VALLEY.

WATER VALLEY, Jan. % There will
he preaching at Goshen on next Sun
day morning at IL o'clock, and at Alex
ander in the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
conducted by the pastor, Rev. j. w.
Hatcher.
Miss Rehecca Waters, of Goshen, is
visiting Mrs. Cora Booker.
Mr.. T. n. B. Johnson, of Turkey
Greek, is indisposed at this writing.
" trust he may soon be well,
Miss Matte DodsOn was the guest of
relatives on Snow Creek recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Yves Roberts, of Roberts
Bend, visited in our midst recently.
We were glad indeed to read letter
from "Elsie," from her Texas home.
Trust she may favor us with another
soon.
Mr.. Tom Harris has built him a nice
new barn, which greatly improves the
looks of his place.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sowell, of Bethel
were visiting in our midst recently.
Miss Lottie Williams is with Will
Transport friends.
Miss Roxie Johnson, of Bethel, was
in this community last week.
Miss Sadie Williams is the guest of
relatives in Columbia.
Mrs Lula Johnson and Mrs. Lula
Ladd visited relatives on Leiper's
Creek, near Bethel, last week.
A great many of our people are sut
fering with severe colds, and grip IL
the prevailing NAL 4dy. OREsTRA.