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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
Your Chr. simas Dinner will not be complete without
 JeII-O

Americas most popular dessert. which received Highest Award. Gold Medal. at St. Louis Exposition. An artistic table decoration that also pleases the palate. Very easy to prepare. Six choice fiavors:-Lemon, Orange, Rasp- berry, Strawberry, Chocolate and Cher ry. Order a package of each today from your grocer, 10c. When you make Ice Cream use Jell-O ICE CREAM Powder. All Ingredients in the package. At all grocers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
NEW PROBATE JUDGE.
R. I. Burke Is Making Gratifyins Jadi-
 cIaI O1icer.

n. l. Burke Is Making Gratifyins Jmdi-
 cial officer.
 Cullman. Dec. 20.-(SpeciaL Judge R, I. Burke culiman Countys newly elected Probate Judge, is holding his first county court this week.
 His deliberate judicial bearing and sound rulings are very gratifying Co his many friends.
 Mir. Pink Montgomery, deputy sher- in stationed at the Stouts Mountain coal mines in this county. is being tried for using obscene and abusive language in the presence of females. There are several cases of some irn- portance to be heard at this term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
one nuIIlinw pern.lt.

City Engineer D. ". Ford yesterday issued a permit to Mrs Menert to ranair the one-atory frame house at e21 Masfi- son Avenue. The work is te cost efTx.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

ably known and highly esteemed. His mothers and brothers were present on the occasion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
FERRIS

Gold and Silver wares for holiday gifts. distinctive in design and unexcelled In craftsmanship.
 RINGS. solid gold, epals, pearls, ruby,.. garnet, topaz, emerald or amethyst stones. ....h.ov, *@.oV' $4.vV HAT PINS, long strong stems. gold filled or sterling silver. Soc, 7Se. q co. n 50 SCARF PINS, popular for lady or gentle man, solid gold, pearls. exquisite de- signs :. .... ....s1 .00. 50. fS.eo up CHAINS durable gold-filled soldered links. strong guarantee. ..N S0, $S.so KoDAKS. good picture takers. .$1. 70 up
 Catalogue free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

Prattville, Dec. .--(Special )-This town is enjoying the pest trade this fall perhaps in its history. All merchants
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT-535 acres hay land on the Jurey place near Oak Grove. Montgomery
 Abstract Go. Gt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

FOR SALE-One of the best and old estab- fishes businesses in this city on account go
 ing East. Address H. L.. care The Adver- tiser. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

FOR SALE-Good paying business for young man in bus e5s portion of city; can ba bought for $15O. Address J. w.. care The Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

MT. R. H. Boyden is at home froI the University of Louisiana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
PROSPEROUS PRATTvILLE.

Miss Annie Welch of Uniontown, a popular visitor to the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

Miss Melville of Faunsdale is tho guest of Miss Eilene Hunter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
IRON SAFES FOR SALE.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three mule farm. two miles from town on graveied road; good dwell- Ing. barn and outhouses; only those who can furnish themselves need apply. Sellers
 & Drum Co. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

Trade is unusually F'IOurishlns
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

s. A. Sexton, foreman car repairer at the Southern Railway shops, left Selma today on an extended visit to New Jersey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
ANTED

WANTED-To rent one nice furnished room for couple. References exchanged. Aooress ss H D. S., care The Advertiser. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

COTTON FUTURES POOL-Subscrlptions of S20 and upwards will be accepted for my ''Cotton Future Pool" Series A." which am forming Q buy cotton futures. and otherwise manipulate the market in interest of subscrib- orss,nai s,sbscSiption Ieeount parcSase s1a sale mailed. Write for particulars. Am In ton ;h with New York and New Orleans by. private wire, and secure advance information. SubEertbe at once. Reference c. c. Abercrom. bis. Manager Loveman 6 Co. Wm. F. NieI. I2 Commerce St. Montgomery, Ala. 7t-l7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

MT. Joseph Parrish has returned home after a pleasant visit to friends in Tuscaloosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

Miss Corinne 'IIeva will leave in a few days for Mobile where she will make an extended. visit to relatives and friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

Personal and SOcInI.
 Miss Bessie Glider, who has been the attractive guest of Miss Luna Gayle, returned home yesterday much to the regret of her many friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

MT. Ward Young, who has been att tending school at the University of Alabama is 2t home for the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

VT, NAM !our typewrIter business. OCT sals. rental and repair service Is unsuf. passed, ,uppiies for all mach nesL Terry S Davant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

MT. Frank Gaines. a student at the of Tennessee is home for the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

MT. E. J. Driver will leave the lat ter part of the week to spend the hol- idays at his home in Opelika.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21
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wANTEp--Two VI saleymeu in each State: $50 and expenses; permanent position Fehicns Tobacco Works Co., Bedford City. Va. 2t
 WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; short est ana most thorough method, practical expe- rience careful instructions, little expense, board and tools provided. Come now anu complete drring busy season. Catalogue free. Moler Barber College. New Orleans. La A. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

 BOARDERS WANTED-Good table. nice rooms. hot and cold bath; rates reasonable: w. can accommodate two couples and several gentlemen. Apply 3l9 Montgomery St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-21

The many friends of Miss Carrie Wilkins, will regret to know she is i'll at her home on Selma Street.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

SeiusaBIten. 8. oprebart for Os
Prpi ter at bpre en- Sang imeaem!
On eItermiooagen 81. AZ par Der ct
Triluftsmpbe uoe / Stoben NOR peo
gpen. Misiionar g. 9eterIen fra
Miooelfort talte fprit Oereiter jeg.
Der par ca. 1000 WenneI ter til
Steoe. Del par mig en- inberlig
@lqoe at ltao btan0t oenne Itore
Stare % fortDnoe - @pangeliet GO
eipe 0errens 8enner ct traftigt Ops
raab til Wiisiipnsarbeioet - i6rligt
Oeo oeuue 2eiIig6eo til Mormonmiss
iionen.
8et er at baa6e, at bet tol INT
tes oeo @uosfoltets 9ialp bjemme
at iaa en- airte opfert ltbd. Bort
llooaIg bar 1doet og Ilaar fremoeIes
troitiqt til 9bO for Opnoaelien At
bette Mdal.
3et er enoogIao at 6adbe, at benz
ne sag mad bIipe at en- alminbelig
4rt, at man / be Ior7teIige tirfeliQe
.Fetninger biG itstte Sogen mcb
[r%n9e9oOer.
CAB os beoe iuoerlig ior Dor alore
grober BaItor 8. 6anieu. at ban
oeo 9Dn, 9io % Qrbejoe MI / inoe
oGrenoe Qor tan forbereoe aft Der
uoe for ct pibere omfatten6e QrbejOe.
Dette Mar mao iarli9t 6ruges til
- 6er6iemme / 0anmarf oq opre
hos os I Qmerita - at Jamie Mlio=
Ter ii en- STRIFE % ct 6iem. BORT
fare llbDal9 tror. at bet meo ser
reus 6iaIp ifal l0ftes. Ora ct
Id6ora", 9ennerl CAB bette bare
rort fa0es 9alqiprog, Iaa itol bet
not aaa. Iao ital baaoe oort firteli1e
% misiionsrenbe NrbejOe frones meO
5rem9ong % 9eliiqnelIe til 6errens
2Gre.
IRA qoitor 8uid % Matt6ieien.
Beet og aiar, fom mango meb @fa=
be minOes, itulOe iea bierteIiq bile.
QeDer pei. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26
llotalelier ON SDmalfinen ,9aniferen".

4f be obenitaaenbe Spmaifiner
bar pi iolgt mango, og ale bar giDet
tor Silfreosbeb.
6elgenoe er no9le faa llbtaleller
~angaaenoe Spmai tinen oOdniferen":
Sbmaitinen bar jeg mootaget pg
er bel fornejet meb ben | aae Mods
Der. genli9it
Sefs 3. Sesen,
8opbeQs, sc. DAT.
@i bar mobtu9et Spmaffinen
,0anIteren", pg oi er meget gobt for@
nejet meb ben.
Mrs. g. s. NieGfen,
Stapelburit, Nebr.
Sil 0aniib 2ut6eran publ. 9ouie,
Blair, Nebr.
SpmaItinen ienbt til 8. Rasmuss
fen, 2203, s. 5rantlin @pe., Wins
neapolis, mpbtaget og er meget till
frebsitinenbe.
s.. Rasmuse
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26
0nn gjoroc, bbaO bum fnnoc.

3 En- mi00ttItor9D Ieoeoe for nog.
le 4ar fOen en- 9sbmano, Der brugz
te ben itprite Del At i'm 5ritio til
at Opiege ipge % neolioenDe og tres
tie nem. Q1ereoe iom ung ManO
bapoe ban Qipet bet Qeite, at ban
oilos Dire SUBS Riges Sag to Ii
enoeoele Of bet, fan tjente, % meb
iterite Rgiagtiqbeo oOer6otot ban fl
Qsfte.
1eroso bIsp ban life Iattig.
Zen, IN 9iper be fattige, taas
ner 0erren"
Dan Bier meo 3ibm en- lite BLOT
6sit aQtet. men oqiad meget rig
as6manb. Denne 0eliiqneIie giora
Re BAN lite oOermobig, ben baooe
tpartimoO ben @irtnin9 pau BAN.
at ban Dotiebe / Yom1gbeb o9 9aites
fGrliQbeb. 0erfor tadlte ban beasr
lite, at nooet Wsnneite roIte 6dm for
bans ~eneitaaenoe @abmilobeb.
Rel. neil seq 9er lite lungt mar
iao meget, iom ieg bar itploig at go
re, tunoe ban iige Deb %Iadoanne Sci
ligbeoer. aWlen pil 5 Oibe. bOorbon
en- rigtig offerOiGig ariiti 3jener Ter
I'D, iaa opisg Wiabom 8reiel ube /
5oritdoen. SEQ tpr fge at nadr nan
Ter benoes Rsjiombeb Og Oheruilligs
beo. ioo ian maj nRiten 6lipe mis-
%unbelig. Seq er tatnemmelig ober
at babe gjort oenne uom9rteoe Gbinz
bes 9etenotftob; tbi MI tan bet al
BRIG foloe mig inO at regne bet, jeg
ielp ger, for noget.
Oct bil interesiere eoer at bsre,
booroon jeg ferIte Sang traf bense.
5or no9le Tiger lioen bleO bet mig
fortalt, at Der ubs / 5oritoben boeoe
en- Stone, iom msiIommeIig ernGreoe
zig og i'm Tengeliggenbe MdnO beb
fine 6anOers @rbeibe. Sum maotte
Cite tempe fig frtHi ganusm tor
Rob, fdo en- llnberitsttelie bilOe bar
re paa rette plobs, iipr pa be to
@amle bsrts til Greens eane.
Seq nslsbe life, men meb nogle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26
Mr. poul peteri EN-.

SIR. Poul peterien.
Seq mOoto9 Spmaffinen omtrent to
Tiger efter, min Suitru ftrep til big,
og Ri er bel ~fornsjet meb ben.
slip So. Suinib,
Tacoma, @ofbinston.
Man9e andre Far ubtult fig enhnn
mere forbelagti9t ON Spmaftinen
o0aniteren".
Der tan Iittert Ipures meget peb ct
tsbe Spmaftinen oOanIferen" birette
fra Sabritten, ba en- 4gent enIter at
tjene en- temmelig flor &ommisiion
peb at f9lge en- SpmaItine. Set sBr
ban 10 lite bper Dag, og ban ffal 10
ogiua lebe.
8i bill roabe ale bore 8enner tin
at tsbe beres Spmaffiner gennem
Danifb 2utb. publ. !Souie, og De
tan bore filter paa, at De faur en-
COB og en- biGig Sbmaftine.
@n gammef Some tebte for berries
Sparepenge en- at Sbmaffinen ,Oon@
fferen" til benbes Oatter fom YrDts
~lupsgape. Sun mente, at bet bar bet
bebite, bun funbe sibe i'm Datter, CO
benbes Iurt fortiente pense bar ff4
tert gobt anpenbte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

Wienneite, Der tan ltaa mig Ri. Ufen
for f~jorten 0age iioen bjalp SUB mig
bejligt. Gn oenlig Some - Mabam
gretel er benbeS 0abn - FAR taget
mig til fig. Sum Dor for Reiten BET
/ 9uiet. 9bis De tunOe ItoHe noget
Nrbejoe til benoe, bilbe bun blipe
glao. 6un itrp9er p9nt, og ieg gaar
benoe tilbadnoe, iaa gobt jeg TAM"
aonen taO, og je9 itob oDermaao'
6eit9mmet. Wdoam 9rstel, iom
matte BABE NOT meo fig ieIO og i'm
ip9e Munb, unoerbolbt fod at tris
iteIig 9armbjertig9eo ogfaa en- trent
meo og Taiti9 &binoe.
Seq penbte tilba9e Iammen meo
ben fattise aoiHoc.
oMobam grstel", Iuqoe jeq, ojeg
bar netop nu 6ert ON 8eres 8enlio=
beo mob oenne fremmebe. GU mac
De tiaaoe mig at betale &oItpen9e
for ben, De iaaleoes bar taget / De
reg 9aretagt."
Rel, ipdrebe bun, ,,ieg fan life
tdge imoo en- Ore berfor. SEQ OPP
fploer 10 fun min &riitenpli9t, og
De beo lite, bpor beiliet bet er, al
9erren Ielo / min 6atti9bom bar til.
lubt mig at fsrge for en- enonu fat=
tigere. Stulbe Ri fomme / Npb, mau
ie9 not 6ebe Dem ON liot Sialp;
men / Dag tranger hi itfe,"
Seq pobebe life Iengere at tr9n9s
inb pdd benbe, men faeoe 6enbe far
bel meb fanb 2grefrbgt. 8 benne
Sime, Tom ieg bdpbe tilbrogt / bette
9us, bdpbe jeg lart opermaobe me-
get, og pda 5iempejen matte jee uafs
lobeli9 t9nfe paa bet Serrens Orb:
.9un bar eiort, bob bum tunbe".
ISieml. pbit.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26
For SkoIen.
sra Stolell.

Oct er meo uforitilt @lGoe, at jtg
lafer DisIe npeQrtitler, JON bar jun
ben beres gej til Dan teren". SO
3anferne, Iom beri f%remoroges, er
mIittert, 6pab mangen Ell Senoagsitos
Ielqrer lange bar gnItet itulbe bra
ges frem og bebuteres. Oct tan lite
feile, at en6Der 9Grer, beD 9gnod8
efter Spnbag at bope unperbllt
8grn, maa iple Jig mer eller minore
ufulotommen / at freml99ge HelIs
~gionens granddaughter for Borne
ne / ct Iaaoant Sprog, al bet er bdo=
be interesiant og letfdtteligt. 9Dts
pigt gaar bet Iaaoant,o at 9srnene tas
Der Snteresien og / Steoet for at
69re efter, bpao 29reren tiger, bar
be beres 3anfer belt andre Steoer.
@ntelte Iiober og ier fig omtrin9, o8
ReIten 6prer fun mddife udnosfra=
pGrenoe efter.
qt bet life er en- 6elt u~6et0oeli3
Opgape at lsIe. 6oorleoe5 man beoit
ian fqngile gernenes Opmarti pm
6eb, bet er nof a1e % enbDer enige
ON; men 6porleoes ben bebit tan IN
les, pg 6piltsn MloaOe, Der er ben
forbelogtiqite. ia. bette er 10 ct anoet
Sperosmdol, Der uben al 3oipl bar
tert ia / mangen atOorli9 og pligt
faenoe Genbaqsifolelnrers 6ierte.
8ette BAR Sper9smaalet, ION jeg
Ear ipeioet efter ifuloe blibe be6an0@
let unoer ben M Ru6rit / o0dnite=
ren"s 6palter: Sra 6toIen". gu.
BET fan lite oere anbet, eno at Qpres
rem ub al bet mere |inDgdaenOe aenos
ita6, ban foar til line gprn oeo TIA
bio Gmgong men Dem, tan 0anne iig
ct geQre6 DIN be entelte 9erns Mo0z
~taqeliq6eb o9 QareOiGig6eo % Der
uoQf uofinoe en- Olaooe, pnu 6bilten
bet maotte mites BAN at tiltrGtfe
fla 0eres Gpm9rf iom6eb. Wen bog,
Der tan fun blipe Gale ON be entelte.
OpQdpen er at oinbe benz aQe Iom en-;
t6i ben enc er 10 lige iaa oprete6t
iom rem anoen. 90 oerfor galber
bet ON, at 6oert eneIte Barn bliper
lepenbe interesIeret for lin Girls
6relie. ioet 2Greren butter poa bet
qamle Oroipro9: o6pao man /
unqoommen nemmer, man / Nloerz
oommen alorig 9lemmer".
@n a6Iolut 9etingelie for at 6ins
ne bare baIifceret til at lepen0egsre
ReIiqionen for 9srnene er ben. at
Q9reren Ielp er ct lebenbeajort Mens
neife, Der iqennem en- alborlig Omz
penoelIe er tommen til 5oritaoelie
al ariitenoommens gigtiQbeb. Gnoz
bioere maa ban opre / Stanb til 1t
iatte 1ia ino / gernenes 5onteqan9
og lite unbie ia oeb at tanfe oq tale
lige Iaa 6drnligt, ION en- at bem pill
be are. Gn SsnbogsItolelarer
f%ortalte mig en- Dag, at ban meb ben
Ttsrit muIi9e Snteresie Isqte at for
flare ggrnene be forTteaioe Qunftcr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

mart bere5 gop9l. Den gamle
Mono par alene hjemme, ban toa
paa fit eeie. 6an bitite mig penli9t
oq bah mig tage qlab8; 9onen bar
uoe for at o%flebere 5ej, bun 6abbe
ba ifet, men oiloe mart tomme.
Seq fuIgte OpFororingen % tom
mart I en- liolig Somtole meo BAN.
9an 9ioroe Snotrpt of at oere en-
taalmooi9, triften Mdnb ug tunOe IL
te notion role fin aone for 6enbes
opofren0e &GrligbeO.
o9Oor COB ben tere Sub bog bar
nGret imoo mig, idgbe ban, at ban
bar giOet mig en- faaban 6uitru.'
5 bet idmme truabte bum ielO IND
/ 8Greliet; bun bar tarbelig, men
tenlig tIabt pg gjorbe Itrats ct rig
tig go0t Snbtrpt paa mig. 5 6eTteoz
ne Orb bsb bun mig beltommen og
ipurgte ON nit 2Grinbe.
pa jea f%ortalte 6enoe, al no9ie
genner baObe 9iOet mig bet 6bero
at oOerbringe 6enbe thbe 9roner, for
at bun % benbes Uiano tunoe faa
lib til 5orpleining, rpOmeoe bun
oberrditet og iorlegen.
.6por 0e er benlig! O9 berfor
bar 0e umaget Dem belt beruo III
os2 3uIinO Sat-" itammeOe bun
rert. oUlen bin life oreO poa mic,
- lea fan lite ben1tte mig At 0eres
@oo6eo. Ser er runot omtring O.
iaa mango. ION er fattigere enO 0i,
% ieg oilOe fsle bet Iom en- Spn6,
IBIS jea tog qengene fra Oem."
6un TAB % 9reb lioeiom b~enfol4
oenbe min 9aano.
SEQ bar poerft ooerratet.
oD}en1, Td9oe jeg, LEG Ter 10, At
Dc bar alt anbet enb Oberfoo. BE
bar en- fqg Manb og er ielO til Qurs.
gleb goo Sambittig6eb ton De Der
for tage imob qengene; ingen er Dem
mere oaroig eno De-"
Suu rhitebe pad .Sobebet.
og}ej nei jeg tor life, tare Ser
re; jeg bar pirfelig mere, enb nj BE-
6sber. 5tuloe ri tomme / Qgo, Itaf
lea tiGaoe mig at TONNE til Dem.
Ulen / Dag maa 0e. tage Qengeieoz
lerne meb % gioe benz til en-, Iom
tranqer mere til benz eno pi."
Seq bao benoe enonu en9ang tage
imob benz; men bun blep oeo fit.
,9i 6t6sOer ..n meget", iogoe
bun, li9eiom unoItnloenoe i'm 4oz
ioro. o0}in tnre Widno leper na
item fun al iiot Maltemab. % ior
mi9' er bet en- tor @labe at fuunt
fafie BAN bet libt, ban 6ebsoer, Deo
nit Qrbeioe. 0o ban bar bngre ~
raft, ba ar6ejbebe ban for mig, og Of
baobe bet Taa goot 1om nogen."
0ermeo imilte bun t9rligt til ben
ipge, O9 jeg iaaoe farOel oa gift.
Men / al 9emmeliabeo fit jea la9t
Qtngene unber apmortGppet, iOet
je8 tGntte:
spun Ital tomme til at beboloe
Dem aaigepel, for bun peb 10 life,
bpem jeg En-"
Wlen bun bapoe m9rtet, bpao ie9
9ioroe, o9 je9 par lite tommen neb
til Yorten, fsr bun bar efter mig.
De muu tjene mig / at tdge
pengene meo", Ia9Oe bun, ujeg tan
life tage bet paa min Sambittigbeo
at beboloe benz. Wen bill De gore
mig en- 5ieneite, ba O9r Ioo Oenlig
at ltaffe mig en- itoritilet 9ibeI, for
mine Zine fan life mere Ie be imud
8ogitaoer Dor eamle gi6el."
Seq Iobeoe bet, og bermeb Itiltes
pi.
Seq aabnebe porten og trudbte
uo puu @dben, bbOr ieg mebte en-
turpelia tlaOt Some, fom ifulbe inb
ab ben famine BORT.
st ber". tantte ieg. ,tan ou boz
Bit fad dn6ragt Sirs 9sngs."
Og Ioa Ipurgte iee benbe benliat
en- benoes 8nar.
ar, iagOe bun, oieg er fattis os
bar life / ben pibe 8eroen ct enelte
m - M NA AA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

Trearbejdet udf0res - efter Koberens Onske - Eg
eler Valn0ddetre.
skal gerne besvare allie Sp0rgsmaal med Hensyn til
disse MasNiner og give Oplysninger frt. Skriv kun til os,
og vi vii give narmere Forklarng. Bel0bet bedes sendt
med Bestilingen.
Til forannevnte Prser maa Kobernc betale Fragten til
deres naermeste Jernbanestation. Fragter er 95 Cents for
hver 500 Mil g betales we'd Modtagelsen.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-04-23
THE ELECTION.

The state election held Tuesday
was very quiet one in this pa
irish, and only a very light vote
was polled. In fact the election
Tuesday was simply formality to
aegalize the primary elections that
were held some time previous.
There was only one parish ticket,
the Republican state ticket never
troubled the Democrats, they were
merely looked upon as making a
struggle to poll the required ten
per cent of the vote in order to
'msintsin the Republican party as
an organization in this State, no
'ope, not even Gen. Behan and his
most ardent supporters is suppos-
ed to have thought that the Repu-
'bIicans had the remotest chance
of success, for this reason the vo-
tiers did not think it was -necessa-
ny for them to lose their time to
go the polls and cast their ballots.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1904-04-23
TOWN POLITICS.

! Thursday night mass meeting
was held at the Court House by
the Badon faction for the selection
of Town ticket to be voted for
at the election to be held on Nav
18th.
Mr.. Dan W. VOORHEES, acted as
chairman and Mr.. Edwin Dels-
houssaye as secretary.
A committee composed of
Messrs Frank Robin, DR.. L.. A..
Delauresl and Numa Bienvenu
was appointed to select q ticket,
the committee reported the fol-
lowing ticket which was accepted
by the meeting:
For Mayor
Felix Bienvenu.
For Councilmen
G. M. Olivier,
Edwin Delahoussaye, ST.,
L. J. Dnchamp
P. j. Fleming,
Luke BONN.
The platform adopted at this
meeting is:
One Policeman.
High License.
Sidewalk building.
The other faction. We learn, will
select their candidates the coming
week.
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KNIGHT-CLEMENT.

Wednesday the Goth inst, at
nine o'clock the marriage of Mr..
Eddie Knight Of Houston, Texas.
and Miss Antonio Clement, dau-
ghter of Mr.. Auguste Clement.
took place at the home of the
brides parents.
= After the marriage ceremony a
reception was held, aud quite a
large number of friends and rela-
tives were present to offer their
beat wishes to Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight for their future happiness
and prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight left on the
morning train for their home in
Hoaston.
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MARRIED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MISUNDERSTANDING.
At half pas. six O'Clock Monday
evening. the 18th inst, Mr.. F. S
Broussard, assistant cashier of the
Commercial Bank was united in
marriage to Miss Mercedes Bien.
vena, the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. N. Bienveuu.
After the marriage ceremony at
the church q reception vas held
ct the homo Of the brides parents
TO the members of the family and
. few intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broussard recei-
we'd many presents as tokens of
their esteem, and their best wishes
tor their happiness.
MI. P. A. Bienvenu acted as best
man and Miss Alice VOORHEES, AZ
maid Of honor.
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DEBLANC-REES.

Wednesday evening Mr.. Gilbert
DeBlanc of st. Martinville led to
the altar Miss Leota Rees, daugh-
ter of ex-Sheritf David Rees of
Breaux Bridge, quite large num-
Der OF persons from st. Martin
vile attended the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeBlanc drove
home the same night.
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ii. Martinville
Dear Sir: We suspect YOU'D
like the tale. how woman beai
two hardware dealers in Girard
Pa.
We tried our best to get those
men to sell Devoe lead-and-zinc in
that bright town; and failed. Re-
luctantly took Mrs. E. r. Bowman,
druggist.
They said they couldn't sell paint
for more than $l.25 a gallon. Mrs.
Bowman can. She has sold about
all the paint, that has been sold
there since.
She knew Devoe; had sold our
artists materials. Had some sense
and force, besides; she easily lear
ned that cheap is dear in paint,
and told the people.
Mr.. Burt Young bought a GAL
Ion Devoe for rooms that had al
ways taken a gallon of other paint;
had half left.
Mr.. E. Fl. Hitler, jeweler, paint
ed Devoe, and says it goes further
: no particulars.
Mr.. John Hanna, grocer, thought
it expensive before he bought it:
brought BACK nearly half of his
paint, and said it was the cheapest
job he ever had.
Mrs. Bowman reports universal
satisfaction. So much for a Cheap
paint town with a bright woman In
It. Yours truly
+ w DEvoE e. Co
ID New York |
|. j. Liable sells our paint,
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Serious
Stomach
Cured.
Trouble

Twas troubled with a distress in my
stomach. sour stomach and vomiting
spells. and cantruthfully say that Cham
perlsin's Stomach and Liver Tablets
cured me. MRS. 7. v. WILLIAMS, Laings-
nurg. Mich. These tablets are guaran-
reed to cure every case of stomach trou-
Ole OF this character. For sale by 4. j.
liable. druggist.