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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-19
How to cure Corns and RunIons.

First, snak the corn or hunion In
warm water to soften 1t; then pare It
down ~ closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's
Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing vigo.
r"nsIy for five minutes at each applica-
tim. A corn plaster should be worn
few days to protect IL from the shoe. As
general liniment for sprains, bruises,
la'npness and Iheuniatism, Pain Balm 10
unsurpassed. For sale by Condor Drug
Cn.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-19

j, Il. Hunt, the hardware man, was
passenger on Saturdays train to Port
land to visit over Sunday with his fam.
ilv who reside In that city.
Miss Ethel Royal Of Balston arrived
Saturday and IL visiting with relatives
near Glenn, at the home Of G. w. Wester.
Lumber and hnildIng material Of alt
kinds. and prices lowest at, the Airing.
ton Lumber Company's ward.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-19
For Sale.

Seven thousand t7OOO) lenes posts one
and ons.baIi miles shove Deiord's place
90 rods sontb Of Lost Valley sawmill
road. Posts banked out /, Good road,
O. r. PuRDY,
22dSO Lost Valley, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-10-19
some seaonahIa ADVICE.

II may be piece OF supertluous advice
to urge people at this season of the year
to lay In Il supply Of Chamherlaiu's
Cough Remedy, II IL almost sure TO he
NEEDED before winter ls aver, and much
more prompt and satisfactory results are
obtained when taken as SOM As cold
iH contracted and hefore II has settled IN
the system, which can only he done by
keeping the remedy at hand. This rem.
tdy is so widely known and so altovelh.
"r good that no one shonld hesitate
ahont bnying II In preference to any
other. II 10 for sale by Condor Drng Go.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
. Z u 2 q " 7 ~ Y: z
ABOUT. PEOPLE,

Massenet's new opera, "Cherubim,"
has just been presented at Monte
Carlo, and Miss Mary Garden, an
American, scored a great success in
the title role. $.5:y t5 .5Ia:
Bishop John L. Spalding, of Peoria,
ILL.,, has SO far recovered from his re:
cent serious illness that he will be
able to go to the Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, this week. " sss.i TX
General Thomas L. Rosser, just iap-
pointed postmaster Of Charlottesville,
Va, was cavalry commander uni
der Robert Z. Lee at 5Appomattox, but
refused to surrender there. Instead
the irreconciliable young soldier
charged through the Federal lines
and escaped. Later, while trying to
reorganize. a force out Of the scatter
ed Confederate troops in Virginia, he
was made prisoner.
Miss Mclaughlin made new
worlds record for women swimmers
at Glasgow recently. She swan 50
yards in 81 seconds, which Is. a sec.
ond faster than the previous record.
IA recently discovered manuscript
written by a schoolmate indicates that
Napoleon l.. knew so little Of the
French language when he was sent
Ito the military school at Brienne that
a private teacher was engaged for
him. Il
Prof. Tuxen, Danish court painter,
sold a copy Of the painting Of King
Edwards coronation to the Car for
10000 3rubles. Upon the! presentation
the bankers said the Cars checks
were never paid in full.5 His Russian
majesty afterwards made up The diff.
ference. Z + a; !; y IAN Ia
The portrait Of President Roosevelt,
(which is being painted by Otto Won
Krumhaar. is intended to be placed
lin the State capitol at Albany. Ky 4; 3
James H. Wolf, q negro. who has
Ebeen elected commando Ter Of the Mas.
sachusetts Grand Army ofS the sRepnb:
llic, gis8 the first colored imam chosen
Ito such a high Office. He! AS ID grad!
aate of Dart auth oliege and tie
IsHaryara Law School and has prae.
EHced law III Boston for some years.
1 How about having d baby,s picture
lstaken9 See Howard. the photogra.
lphers los Main street. j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
PROCLAMATION.


Continued Fsrohns sl II age n
- = 800
ton Al any time after i've years
from its Sda IL at Tie option of Cts. sot
aiFronts on An day On which Inter
sest AS payable hereunde upon the,
payment Of Its par value and accrued
8intsf thereon after the following
manner and with the effect set forth.
Silns ia srtgage Or deed of trust.
The city clerk shall, whenever 50
ordered sSby the Common Council Of
said city prepare "a list of numbers
correspond with the numbers of
Sall of said series Of bonds at the
time outstanding, from which list Of
numbers the water committee OF wa.
ter board sof said city shall draw by
SLOT the amount by number of bonds
SO desired 4 to he redeemed and no.
gtiee sof the fact that such bonds had
been thus drawn and selected for re-
sidemptio shall be given to the hold.
Ierss thereof in the manner following,
to:wit The city clerk shall prepare
sa slistsof such bonds as have been Sc.
8 lected 4for exemption IN the manner
aforesaid, and at least one month
s5prior to- the next period for the / pay.
mentso Of interest on said bonds, who
sS3shall cause such list to be published
for four { y consecutive weeks in one
5S,ors more newspapers Of general circu
sslation,4 in said city reciting the draw
ing by lot Of said bonds for redemp
&stion, and notifying the holders. there
sgofS to present said bonds for payment
ssSofS the principal thereof and all &c
81 erued Interest thereon at the; office o.
8Ssaid city clerk ut the next succeed
ling period time named in the cou
4 pons sof said bonds for the paymen
e of Interest, and further notifying
isSsaid holders of said bonds thus Sc
Elected for redemption that interes
81, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIII Geasc Lueiedllcl
Which said list and notice when pub
lished las aforesaid, shall be- equiva
lent to personal service on any holde
orSholders of said bonds so selecte,
S M to be redeemed and the interest o.
q said bonds Shall at the next succeed
ssingi period for the payment thereo
hereafter cease.
The holder OF this bond is relic,
ed from the assessment and paymen
I; Of taxes for city purposes hereon.
This bond shall not be valid or Of
" ligatory until the certificate endor!
ed shereon shall be subscribed by til
M trustee under the said mortgage.
In testimony whereof it is shereb
recited and certified that all act
conditions and things required to b
saHs done precedent to and in the issuin
Of this bond have been properly don
n and performed in regular and dr
form, as required by law also til,
the credit and the faith Of the sal
city, is fiirrevocably pledged for til
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

!hapsE the most snowy of ali, but Win,
out any special features. cleyclapd'g
inaugt ration attracted the ialse:4
crowd ever at an sinatig don, while
Harrison's sinang uration WINS damp
ened blythe horrible weather. me mn.
table feature o. tie second e4esaIhag
Inauguration was the presence oIiEevS
eral Thousand Pennsylvania National
Guard. The last two inaug nratle1is'.
both 8of3 McK inley, we're noted a,,5 ttyic
Immense parades, the nnaertail
weather and the great enthpslasm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

tSkl sSpTS llfAutSU ne lOliOMlnStl
words ratiflcat ion and
approval ofs Tie ordinane De passed .i,y5|
she Common Council % city otl
Fairmon ON the stll day ofs ebrnary,
4l 1905 providing Tor tie Issue
and sale ef munici pals bond s ins the sagsS
|igregats not II exc ding onn hundred
and eighty thousand i dollars, Tor the
purpose OF raising ecessary funds
to pay for imp ovenents 4 and extern!
.sions heretofore made to The water
works system Of sud city and paying
on and .dischargng all Just outstandtt
Ing claims, debts, dues, md demands
aud all other evidences OF debt OF ey.
cry kind and nature arlsing out Of.
the construction Of the reservoir and
| filtration plant owned BY said city,
located on what is known as I Il .og;
Cabin Hill, and TO secure the payment,
OF said bonds by executing n mort.
gage orsdeea OF trust, upon a general
water system OF said city, including
the reservoir ana filtration plant Id:
Gated on said Log Cabin Hill and all
pipes, sewers valves, engines, pumps
and other fixtures in connection
herewith, and all tools. apparatuses.
and equipments that are used In the
successful operation thereof Aud,
"against ratification and approval OF
the ordinance passed by the Common
i Council Of the City OF. Fairmont on the
eighth day of February. A. D., 1905,
providing for the Issue and sale of
municipal bonds {inithe aggregate not
/ exceeding one hundred and eighty
!, thousand dollars, for tho purpose Of
raising necessary funds to pay for
j. improvements and extensions here
! tofore made to the water works sys'
tenn OF said city, and paying of and
4 discharglnga all just outstanding
: claims, debts, dues and demands, and
| all%other evidences Of debt Of every
J, kind and nature arising out Of thu
], construction Of the reservoir and Al
J tration plant owned by said city, 70
!, Gated on what is known as Log Cablr
Hill, and to secure the payment o
i, said bonds; by executing mortgage
t or deed Of trust upon the genera
water! system Of said city, including
, the reservoir and filtration plant 10
Gated on said Log Cabin Fill, and al
J, pipes, sewers, valves, engines pumps
Q and other fixtures connected there
r with, and all tools, apparatuses ant
4 equipments that are USED. In the sue
9 cessful operation thereof" IF
a Therefore; |, George w. Kinsey
4 mayor Of the said City Of Fairmont
e in pursuance Of said ordinance d
g hereby issue my proclamation, in az
J. cordance with the provisions cor
g tanned therein, do hereby give motto
:, to all persons concerned that ther
It will be a special election by the qua
4 flied voters Of said city held at tn
II regular voting places Of said city, 9
/! the I'd sdayof March, 1905. to yot
Il upon the question of the issue an
IS sale Of the bonds authorized under tn
6 provisions and stipulations set fort
Ie,| in said ordinance. which said elecuo
e. shall be held conducted and returne
y in the manner and form provided !
ID law. 5.5 Ill
n Given under my hand this the q
@ day Of February, 1905. ! !. =
ID G.. W. KINSEY Mayor x
l. 80 ~ .-.--. - ..tsg CITY Of Ernirrnnntl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
DEMONSTRATION
AIESIa0E STRENGTH
Represent CAMP bell INSISTS a
~ ~ Criminal fosss ution cass
als Essey sd aaInsts sssanaarss

* I'd 81 Ssy II
WAS y HIN G'TTo
!IItS5is ginning 10 lawn oH synsh-
iinlgton; that TIL deral aaticp
;otsthe Standard on Gompan psope
edsby the Gampbel u fesol tEoS Ssilt be-
q severe test OFFS shetSssen The
United States sfnnens anu HE
greatest industrial sand mn. tlci;tl ips
!!stitltionslp tie World "
\ n The adoption ofsS NE stipn by
the House, tue PFesid ent's oyier % !
begin atScate, 60 70 Tie bottom apa
report early, the A Ing ofS tlte chsfges
ndSthe actual besi u 81 Tie inaui-E
|ry followed jim, such swift Seglencc
Ms tosastonisll the oldet mon 81 pub,
Inc aifairs!8 a,
Touch Standard Oil, said one
Imember of the 3adh,in isTat ions and
you: touch almost Very srsat and
successful financial Inst don III this
country. t5reaches into tha his
banks stretches out over the rail-
roads, and Shass5 tosdo WITH the greas
Insurance compatle iiiisnit
| e zee Tie end sof thls inyestis
and NJ one seanS appresiate ALL possi.1
bll.ties. q z 81
Representa- ne campbeil,s intenI
tlons are all Tor criminal prosecution
land he4will5 base l,is scase entifets o.
the doings Or the company IN Kansns-
He says that he can prove conclusive
yllys the #substance of every chafBe
which 8he $mhde fore Commissioner
Garfield and liz he does III he iuSistE
there will DE only one course opoi
for The government and that Ii sisss
Il tionSbys the ~ partmerit On Justice
Mr.. Campbell found himself sa5aups
over night. He iss one gof the soiItiss5
est men in tho House, BEN only tsiir
ty:scyen3 years old and il serving The
first term. The sit,iation III Isansai;:
I developed I'm week and lie found
himself at the head ofs d movement
more momento q the government
I and the people ~ Tie country than
any cause ever tarted by 81 Congrcss
/ or resident.
! " It isSnots denied That The House Inns
; been influenced III, public sentiment.
/ based ;lafgel on u wspaper and mag.
!, azine articles having I'd do With The
Standard OIL Company, witch hass
1 been running with great frequency
!. and force Sfor the last two years Tho
!. time seemed part cularly ripe for tho
I Campbell sresol ution, and both side
Of the House were eager 10 adopt IL.
The alleged conn ection between tht
Z Standard Oil Company and the / At
Gibson, TOP eka and Santa Fe Rail
4 road In supp esstbg Independent on
! erations ia Kansas brings this mil
!, road corporation under INVESTIGATION
B at the present time by two depart
i ments 81 the oyernment whlle SUI
4 third has Just completed an In
3 quiry and turned oyer its testitnop'
!. I'd The Attorney General 3.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

10 don't pay to BET sick, disabisd
OF killed unless YOU hive an.
sa.Isclipse;, "A Accident and aUnilnaitedr
Health Policy. TALL With Jnntiz1
and Michael. r. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

why not let the Marion clala
Agency collect that claim for yora X
III Charles Howard Is q specls,,ist a
children's photographs. <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

~
prompt payment IN iis prineipal sd
interest hereof at maturity.
And further, ID witness shereof,I
the Esaids d 81 Eairmont has caused
these presents To be signed sins It's cor
porate name by, ITS MAJ or; and colin:;.
tersighed by u.s. eli clerk, ana has.
caused its corporate ssal to be here.
unto Safixedi ny theg city clerk. "a 4
City Of Fairmont,
BY ~ 49,, Mayor,
NJ n City Clerk. !sj3s
sl COUPON. an. S.s..i;
$3.50. City Of Fairmont will
pay ito the bearer hereof, at
the ohlcegof city clerk, Of said, city,
in the county Of Marion, State Of
West Virginia, twelve, and $1,000 dol.
lars in United States gold coin, or its
equivalent on the -----=--- day Of
/ ~ "A. d. So =+- :, being
six months Or semi.annual interest
on Its first mortgage water works
bonds, No. -=7-== -; -: - s5'5s
City Of Fairmont,
By :T,-77 - e "a :; Mayor.
Atteste: -5- --.-- 80: City Clerk.
tTrustee's certificate.)
~ -=I---7-7-- hereby certi
fies that the within bond is one OF the
series Of issues described in the mort
gage therein mentioned. q
H 4 --7--- ---t 77-;- Trustee.
Sec. 2. After said bonds have beer
issued no more Of them shall be SOLD
than may be necessary, to realize {
sum sufficient for the payment OF al
debts, dues, claims and demands re
]imaining unpaid for 3the construction
and improvements Of said waite
works, and water works system, anc
the expenses of the same heretofore
made, and hereinbefore set out, which
shall not exceed in the aggregate til,
sum of one hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars, all of which shall be an
piled and used wholly, and entirel.
for that purposes none of said bond
shall be sold for less than par an,
shall be exempt from taxation TO
municipal purposes. 4
Sec. 8. To secure and g,arante
the payment of, the interest and prir
cipal of said bonds within, and a
such times as is expressed therein
the mayor and city clerk shall !bt
and they are hereby authorized an
empowered to execute a first NOR
gage or deed of trust upon the sal
water works and water works .systel
Of the said city, conveying unto til
;. trustee unto such time said bond
, are paid off and redeemed b
the city, but shall not exceed the teri
of so years, all OF the right, It'll
p, claim and Interest OF every kind an
J, nature, held, owned and possessed i
) the said city, in and to all Of sal
} water works and said water, worl
J. system, both Within and without Il
corporate limits Of the said city, ar
including the land known as L.
!, Cabin Hill farm upon the followir
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
.l.Lots 81 1NoIse, Eo,,r.l5 Jackson.

The inauguration was that
Of Jackson, In 1920. IL is said that
one,halfsthe men present in marching
had their trousers tucked In their.
boots and carried knives and pistols
Van Buron's inaugural Ion was noted
for the reception5held in: the evening,
during which the guests had I'd free.
fight for pieces Of a monster cheese
which had been presented a to the
President by some New FORK 1 admirer.
William Henry iHarrlson's inaugura:
tion was noted for the fact that on
lthIs occasion for the first and only
time women took part In the inaugu.
raj parade President Polk had very
bad weather for his Inauguration.
Zachary Taylor had fairsWeather, but
Pierce was inaugurated In q snow
storm and amid much disorder.
Buchanan also had snow.
Llncoln's first Inauguration passed
off.witfoutany disturbance. although
harmed men. were on guard every.
where. Stephen "a. Douglas, his op
ponent at the polls, stood sbesideshim
i when he made his inaugural address
and held Llncoln's hat AT the time
Of Lincoln's second inauguration de
tectiyes were stationed at the win
dows and on the tops Of houses al
along the line Of the procession, read,
to shoot any one who attacked The
\ President. But no disturbance &C
J. Cured. President Grant at his frs
! Inauguration rode to I the Capito
}. alone. President Johnson left 9Th,
!: White House one minute after til,
clock struck noon on the fourth! o
! March and did not go tosthe caplto
!, with the President-elect. Il At Grant,
!; second Inauguration the weather wa
SO cold and bad that the parade wa
almost a failure. President Haye
r took the oath Of Office first In private
$ but was regularly 5inaugurated Attn,
) capitol on March s.. the fourth com
Z Ing on Sunday. There was no inau
guration bali. ,55ss$
Garfeld's inauguration was pei
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
! City; 3l Of Fairmontt,, IT..
(Trustee's certificate.)

ties that the within bond is one of the
series Of issues described in the mort.
gage therein mentioned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21
BADsvEEAIHERsOll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Storms M arkes lei, lot the ceremo.
n mics, dltlens III, the Others RI
Isl Being Officially Described Al

R ASKING ToN. i N Feb: ID Very
one IN Tashlngt on Is hoping and
praying for good weather on inaugu.
ration day, but tile record o. March Y
is anything but cheering IL this re-,
spects According to- tie statistics s6f
the weather bureau, of$the n inaug,l,
rations which have occurred since
the bureau was establ lshod. 10 have
been stormy while II have. been deij
clared as $sfair,r but not oil of these
had good weather. Tho majority
were. extremely cold, and even on the
| fair days rain or snow fell during a
portion of the 81 hours, Vi Y,
Washington was first inauguratcd.
In New York, and his second tinaugu-5y
ration occurred In Philadelphia. AT
lthetlatter he rode in a coach drawn
by six white horses, aud was a most
picturesque figure, clad sin& black vel.
vet and lace. with diamond; studded
buckles, silk stockings powdered
hair and cooked hat. Adams \; also
was inauglrated in Philadelphia, but
Jefferson was tho first President TO
take tho oath'faftor8the capital had
been removed 10 Washington. Tho
/ only celebration was the firing or
salute at. daybrcak, while company
Of Alexandria ri0emen pnraded be;
fore Mr.. Jelferson's house, Jefferson
rode on horseback to the capitol, un.
escorted, and took the oath Of Office
/ inithe Senate chamber, Whlchtis now
occupied$by the Supreme Court: All
might Jefferson gave a reception al
the White House, this being the first
inaugural ball. Madison was the first
President to- take the oath Of office
y upon the east front Of the capitol. He
wore a homespun suit, which seemed
toscreate more enthusiasm than any
thing else. 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

Continued sFtot,,s slxth! Page.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

How about having baby,s picture
taken See Howard the photogra.
spher, los Main street. i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-21

Sec. 2. After said bonds have been
issued no more of them shall be sold
than may be necessary, to realize a
sum sufficient for the payment Of all
debts, dues, claims and demands re.
imaining unpaid for the construction
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-07-15
Public Notice.

st. Martinville, La. July IL, 1905.
On the 2lst Of August next special
meeting Of the Town Council will be
held to receive bids for the building the
Side Walks on the streets designed by
special ordinance. lately published.
All bids to be made in writing. sealed
and deposited with the Secretary. The
Council reserying the right to reject any
and all bids. Said bids to conform with
specifications as provided in the Side
Walk Ordinance.
Further Notice is hereby given that
after due notice shall have been served
on improperly owners according to law
to build their sidewalks within the legal
delay of 30 days as provided and the
same shall have not been built, the Con-
tractor shall then be authorized to pro-
coed to build said Side Walks at the cost
and expense of said owners as per con-
tract made with the Town Council.
H. p. FOURNET,
Mayor.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-07-15
TAX SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA {
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN !
THE CORPORATION OF ST. MARTIN
WILLIE
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.

BY virtue Of the authority In me YES.
ted. by the constitution and laws Of the
State Of Louisiana. will Offer for sale,
at the front door Of the Court House Of
this parish. in- st. Martinville. La. with
In the legal hours for judicial sales. b.
ginning ut the hour-of II a. m. on
SATURDAY JULY 10Th 1905.
and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sale are completed, all immo-
vable subjects on which Taxes are now
due to the Corporation Of st. Martinville
as per assessments for the wear 1909. TO-
gether with interest thereon from De-
cember 81. 1904, at the rate Of Q per cent
per month. until paid, and all costs -
follows: viz:
j. II. Bienvenu and Sis
Madison. Gueriniere, Hamilton Lewis
Gueriniere, Main, Hamilton, Bienvenu
1882.
Amelie Bienvenu
Witt. Lewis. X. X. Theatre $3.50
Madeline Onezime
Claiborne. College. Berard. yivier $3.50
Thomas Ashford
Hamilton. Olivier, Ledet, Lewis el.7S
Marie Degrean
Port. Geoffroy, Street, Main t3,O7
Octave Gagne
Port, Esciavon, Simon. Conley $l4.36
Agath, Guiilauine
Jean, Patterson. Association. Theatre CSC
Attakapas. N. and M. Co.. Ltd New
iberia. lot Gary, Teche, Duchamp.
st. Martin e85.5O
Aristide Delahonssays HER Of o. (Pa-
teutyilIe} lot Gary, Delahoussaye, Ba-
don, Main 65c
G. NJ. GARY.
Tax Collector.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-07-15

George Bienvenu, Mrs. Felix
Eastin ane Misses Valentine Lo-
gnand and Louise Olivier will
leave for New Orleans tomorrow
to attend the Eastin-G ardemal
wedding, which takes place on the
18th inst.
In men and boys Summer Clo-
thing we sell you this line of goods
at one third less than regular
price. K. Schwartz & Co.
Felix j. Eastin and George
Bienvenu arrived home WedDes-
day from Edgerlv. Mr.. Eastin
left for New Orleans yesterday;
he will be married to Miss Louise
Gardemal on the 10Th inst.
Frederick j. Delhommer, son
OF Charles u. DelhOmmer and Ida
Grevemberg died in New Orleans
at $3.50 O'Clock Tuesday evening.
His ;remains were brought here
Thursday evening and inferred in
the family tomb.
The United States Surveyors
who are making survey of the
Tecbe arrived here Wednesday
evening. Major Quinn who has
charge of the rivers and barbors
of this section was also here
Thursday looking after the work
being done.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-07-15
E. E. SOULIER.

Mrs. Hypolite Barras entertain
ed most charmingly, the Ladies
Social Club Tuesday evening. The
club had turned out in full force.
i've tables being occupied, and
very interesting game of euchre
was played. After the distribu-
tion of the prizes to the lucky or
skillful players nice lunch and
refreshments we're served. This
entertainment was one particular
ly enjoyed by the members of the
club.