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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20

Gest IRE wood delivered in Martins-
burg On shert notice. Sawed 70 order
and split. Oak, hickory or.Pias. An
abundant supply Of all kinds. Drop
ne card. A. q. Perry, X. r. 4 Mar
tinskurg w. Va 724ff
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
Real Estate Bulletin.
FOR SALE sy
PORTERFIELD s. BOYER
TOWN PROPERTY.

Fine 7-room new house fine location
with good cissern aud all necessary
81, 500
Fine new s room house fine large lot
good garden, dine large out-building,
good large new stable with two stalls,
carriage house aud large hay NOV,
elegant cistern $4,000.
Four good houses on large lot, good
gardens, good renters, centrally locat-
ed. flne investment, cheap to quick
buyer.
fine double brick house 10 good To-
cality, en- fine lots, all necessary out
buildings. Cheap As an Investment.
Good double dwelling, cheap at ST.
700. VIII pay II per cent on invest
ment.
Large 1i-room house, large stable
with two carriage houses, and other
buildings, house with elegant bath
room and all modern improvements in
the aesrt OF the city. WIN make fac
home
We aiso. have large number OF very
desirable building lots for sale.
FARM PROPERTY.
1893 IA acre farm with fnc brick
house fine large bank barn double corn
crib and wagon shed, ali necessary
outbuildings, RAINING water, good
strong limestene land acres orchard.
1854 acres good limestone farm, IA
acres gscd timber, good location.
Farn Of 100 acres, one Of the BEST
limsstsne farms IL jefferson county,
running water, good 5-reom dwelling,
new ground barn, double corn crib,
acres gesd timber. 20 acres In apple or
shard to 5 years cid, COED fencing, on
gssA frss PIKE, good neighborhosd
$3.50 per acre.
i40 acres high grade slata land, fine
9-rsom house, with bath and all med
srn improvements, I'm nne locality,
COED barn and lets Of COED sutbuild-
isgs, good orchard, COED Let Of timber.
Elegant wheat farm. Very. desirable
hsme.
90 acres Of good uni ! proved slate
land, 70 acres Of timber In goYd iocali-
~.
"A nice home miles from Martins
burg over pike, so acres with nice
dwelling, good water. plenty Of good
outbuildings, fine orchard.
35 acres, miles from Martinsburg,
new house, and outbuildings AGO APP
pie trees from 8 to years old. Cheap.
80 acres improved slate land, 6-rosn
house, g God stable, all outbuildings,
never-failing artesian well, water at
stable. Good apple orchard. Nice
cheap home, good locality.
so acres high grade slate land, 80
acres In timber, one mile from railroad
station, near. Winchester pike $40 per
acre.
57} acres Of fine:timbsr about miles
frsm railroad station. Tan be bought
cheap.
Blacksmith and carriage factory. 2 i
acres Of good land, Groom dwelling,
very large cellar, large stable, fine out
buildings, good cisterH. Very desira-
bic home and one Of the best business
stands In the country.
SO acres good limestone land, unim-
proved, 10 acres ia good timber, one
nile from b. 4 o. railroad station, $50 |
per acre.
Life and Fire Insurance,
Portsrfield h Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
aeTIcE 10 CREDITORS.

10 ths cssd.tsrs OF e. T. Hoffman. decd.
Circuit fCaart OF berkeley County W. Va,
made In eause therein psndinx. 70 subject
the real estate ofthe said E. L. Hsnnan seed,
required TO present ycuy claims ayainyt the
sss3ts ~ the gxid K. L. Holman, desd, for adj
ja4icAtlen. 70 ". u. Co-1tea. Commiseiener.
al hiz onice in sAif Couutys on or before the
ana day ofNevombsr 1905
witness L. Dew. Garhardt, Cork Of The
$50 L. Dew. Gsrh&rdt. Clerk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

idlieoencn Nnttontn 9or} lmobbdn.
oiH BON cttnnbCr in NSlltcrclc ibrc5
ci0cnCn NonorlS ultaACiibten Gruda
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Wrtf0cu lit 81 idhuod, uni Der I%citclra
ser %opunCr GciIbtCn G0tttt Der Gin
idiiNtcrlng ulo Corruption SIT mi.
o~eriteGcnL u1o 10 lit c& 0cnn Oubtn
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ibrcnt m~iIculoien @erf5ellg Ncnruht
babcn. Gic oltalGroiidcn &~ouiuln
n%iiilcu 5llm Sdubc ibrc& SauoclS cis
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&apou bat bc}itaIid) Der Ocn Ntf
entbolt BON NualGnocrn in Der
Ntunoidrurct rc0clnOen &orihriitcn
9~cluiic Observation-Disclosures porgc,
itln9ct. Sopon mil Den hinciiiNclt
@cb0rocn nidt ooa Rcd)t ser @cItctc.
rltn0 bon NlltSlGnocrn cinrGltmcn II.
ntod)tc NlSlGn0Cr pcrhinocrn, olli hi.
llciijdca Gigcntblum &npotbCtcn Der.
3llIcibcn. Gili0c onocrc Nntioncu
itimmcn nit Supun in 0eu Mumihc
iibcrcirL 0uB 0icicm 0ppAbcfcu.
0clh0it Ginbolt 0ctbon lucr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

oiglter @eiic bcQnnqen lUtroc, beDorf
lpobl feincr beion0crCn Ncriihcrrmg.
Sic %o@rinnitcn" mcttciirrtCu nit cius
amber, Den o@lorrcidcu &irrtrn" 5ll
cincm chtcn 6clttoQc 81 gCltoltcn,
9cgeiltcrte Iltirobmc iolOcn Die
6od)s, lpcId)c ErGlioCut 6ilDrcrr ulli
Den ErGIiOclten Hooicpclt uu10 Gupi,
tim bon @or0elcbcn nllf OCr belttidlcn
aoiiCr mtabrahtcn. 8r. 6iibrcr
iprud) init icincu @urtcn, oic CT bel
bieicr W%clc0cnbcit al bic Ncilc1rl,nis
len rldtrteJ Nllcn ans Der SCclc. Gr
betontG ihre Ntiiiion. ! DuS 0Clrtid)e
Sie0, mte eSiinslmcritd gehulOen rper.
De, biniiber nod GclttId)louh 5t brilt.
gcrt ulS cine eSriC0clt*butid)nit un0
dis cine Wubc Der 6refuoid)uit pon
Seitcn Oca dmcrifouiihch ToIfe5 an
bie ocntlhe 9tution ltcupClc Die
.Mrionitcn" auf oicicr NciiC 81 cdtclt
Sobten unb @ilrNcrlt Oc9 2unocs,
ipclteS tic pcrtretcn.
Die mlcrifaniid)c Notionnlbumnc
mur0c BON Nucn al Wor0 0ciungel1
uno polu Srdcitcr bcQlcitct. - TaS
nNripn Guortctt" mo 0nS oWtunbot.
ton Yooico' Gunrtctt." iouic Scr
.Nlripn Gbor" ionacn ucridicocnc
Hltmmcrn.
ll%n1cbun0cncr 6r0hIihfcit mllroen
feline Sdruntcn gclebt. &n bllnlori-
itiIdcn &ortr0qcn 3cidynctCn lih mcb-
rcrc WiitgIieOer ans, mdbrcno oltoere
potriotild)c Hc0ell hicItcn. Gincs "a,
9ca ion0 ulld) cine Nurucpulpliblna
ltott, bic 0cn @Ctbcili0tcn beiterc
SturOcn bcrcItcie.
sNrion" in Nerlin.
NerIin .. ,Nmi. Selttr
gbeno 0ab Der @rpotIpner Wcion2,
&erein o9lriou" iciu critics Gonicrt
lit Der bicIiAcn oEbilbnrmoltld)c"
Nolle" Dor cincm YltbIiflm bon
mcbr ais 5000 Eeripncn. IS lulir
bcl omcritnniihc INTO 0clltihc 2icocy
Gcllm0cn, Ole oft NIT itiirmiihur
@eiinQ@ 0cmunitratioucn bclobnt
lpur0cn.
Sic ucrcinigtcn @crliner @cionG
Gcreinc pcra~nltaltctcn cincn Cont
nlerS lrod) Dem Gon5crt, lucldcS Sd
Itc mo @oIt2ebcr in iGIhtiroblid)cr
Neitcrfcit bis sur ipGtcn Stunoe per
clllte. lo., .m a 20 ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

MIR nit Miibe i'm Stonoe, Die Orb.
nilit9 ollired)t 81 crbolten.
glild) geitern lpor Der StornbcrNer
6iidcrn1ciiter >Sofob Grnit micocr nlti
Dem 3eugenitonOc. IS perlolttct, bof
CT ben @ofrotb &iitlebr, meld)cr por-
mails EripaticfrctGr Gulenbura's
mar, beiduloigtc, Den Scriud gemoht
81 boben, i'm SIT pcrbinoern ge9cn
ocn Ingctlo0tcn o%llS5uiogen. glld,
beiBt es, oaB Grnit @rieic pom Sir
fen c%n1piangen babe, Die bclt 3med
ocrfolgtcn, ieit 3cigniB III m%ngrb6ri-
ger @eiie 5ll bcrinfIuiien. j"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
9cfm Sou&einitur5 III.
Qtfbn III III en-.

Ecfrr r., 8. SltIi. '-- GoS
God cittts ltc~n9cbolltclt SouieS nubt
DEM Gltro.Euiuit ltilr5tt bclltc cin.
moOurA! boS 9aIt5c Suitiucrf IN cille'
z riiniiItrbuliTcn ~ptrtpuitbcIt mrIrOc
rilo 5tbA Trbciitr I'M ipcbct falncn,
md3rcn6' l4rbr hIs 70, FtrJdntn' Ser
lctlulgcit' friittcn. ''','' Wv. o,..'
@trfH 6rer ne ntb anptet.
S'oidGn, Godiudjilto, 9. &illi,
'Gic 6rcf iucGrn s~bcilndbmc ait elmer
@rridpuorlmA, ourdI lUtIfc Ole Mit-
gIicOcr Scr @arniioil pcrGtitct pcrOer
iolltrn, 5ltnl Eobc pcrnrtbciItrn ana.
mitiihcn Siii5ictc iino nj Sonoi cnt.
boilptct mpr0cn. 3mci6ul,ocrt Nnge.
borigc Scr @orniion mltroen iiingit
pon llnpoblicin bcinller, ulo cine
llntcrillhlu1 ibrcS SriufmoiicrS
mics 0oS &orbnuocnicin bon Giit
nad,. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

pdHe fir's anslaub beiosat q, Blaine, s,r.
'4f3, rf.yaltimurt. stt, uateGatom SpMfe.spe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

9cllcnpeit III Caracas auntlid) jltgr.
9cben. - SonitQrc S6ubnloG
re9elH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
Scutid)lnnb u%crlangtc Tnsfnnit.

9culenpeit in Caracas autlidl 5lar.
9cben. - SanitGrc SdubmaG
re9elH
Caracas, 9. %lli. = gnblid)
babcn bic 9eb0rocn Der pene5uclonI,
iden Sanptitnot 5llGc1cbcll, boB in
Ger Sto0t sic 0clllcnpcit nuI9ctrctel;
iii. GicS 3ugcitGnoniB Der TcDic-
rltIlg lit DEM Sorgrbcn bcS Dielig(n
btlltiden 8cinnoten, Sreiberrn bon
Sedcnoorit 81 %ucroontcn, Der III e.
ncr Note al Sen MiniItcr bes Neu.
Gcrn I'M fonlen Der bclltid)en Nc9ie.
rlllg onltIih IuSflnft 0ariibcr per
lGngt bate, OF IN Caracas 0ic 0clts
lcnpcit c%riltire.
Sine @o6c pprbcr nnrcll Die Wit'
glicocr oes biplpmutiid)en Corps IN
Dem Suilie bcS 0cutld)en 8~cinn0te!
Sliammct gefonrncu, nm Die bcilil.
rlbigenbe ianitdre Gage, nerllriadt
hurd] oie 9ellenpcit, 81 bcipred)cil,
bod) gclallgte mon 81 feincm Git
id)lrB iibcr notblpenoige ipcitcr'
Sd)ritte. Gotiirlid) murG ougcnonl,
nlen, DAP sic Ser. ,Staoten mc1cl
ibrcr hcnndbortct Gage onS 9robte
Sntcrclie al cincr gcroucn ScItltct,
lung bcS Nuitretens Der Seltdc be
fumben ioatcrL 0of marcn pon Der
umcrifoniihcn @clonotidnit feinc
Sdritte gctban mor0en, %permutblid)
neil Die 9e5iebungen 5piid)en Tene.
5llela llr0 0ct Ser. StaatCn obneDill
idJou icbr geipount iinb.
Ger oclltide @elonbte fat nun
Gurh ieiu gingrciicn, oos bic 9eb0r-
hen 5pong, Elm 9citcbcu Der 9eulcn.
pcit 5~lt5ngcbcn, iid) nm bic ofientlid)e
Souit1tspilcgc IN Caracas Elm bobes
8croienlt crmorbcn. GnS Nllitrctell
hcr 9ullenpeIt luar bisbcr bon Der
9ic2ierung ais Amts1ebeimniB be.
hun0eit moroen ill0 lnlit0rc Sdllt
Gprfebrlngen tpnntcn nid)t qetroiieli
meroen. che lidt Oas 8orban0cniciil
Ger Sellhc olfi5ieu bcltatigt nor.
Sect llad) GonItatirlng Der gculcu-
relt in Caracas lin0 cnolih peit.
Qcbcn0e WaBnubnter sur Mbmebr DER
Selld)c eingclcitrt mproen. Sic bic
l!gcn &nufleutc baben Die n6tbigen
@clOcr gum @ou ciueS Siolir Soipi
toIS fir ReItfronfc onigebrod)t.
Ger uenc5uelunii6c Miuiiter oeS
AclBcrn, 5. DC s. SAUL, bat in icis
ncr bonn "a. Sltni ontlrten antmort
Dem 0cntiden @c~innbtcn mitgctbeilt,
Oab iid 3luoli Sale bon 9cnlcnpeit
in Caracas ereignet b0ttcn, lett iiebct
Sugen inociicn feline 1cllen bill5u &C.
tpnltten mGren. Gr ldreibt ncitcr:
sd mofte Giu. Grccucn5 icrner 81
lpiiicn gebcu, bnb Die Gcgierung bic
GrgreiIung olcr Don Scr orobcnOeA
epidemic geiorocrtcn MoBnobmcn
cngcoronet bdt, uno DAB IntipcIt'
GropGplaftifcn limo Scrum IN bin.
rcihenocr Gndlltit1t ongeidaiit iinG,
Inn Die Selde I'M Seine SIT crItidcl.
Scit iirbcn Sogen lit nid)tS BON neucn
SdIlcn IN ga @naDra gebort NOR.
oen."
S6iIb BON Scr inertia.
nti6en @eanOti DAFT
enternt mor0en.
Son Dem amerifoniid)en @cionoi,
id1oitSgebGubc lit oos omtlihe Sd)ilo
cntiernt morben. Ios prGftige Solr9
oes Generals Wntes, meIdes lullgc
Sabre Dem onlerifnnii6en @eionoter
Hu'iea als Gelioel5 9eoient Bat,
miro neiter bon ser om%crifaniidlci
Ne9ierung gemietbct mer0en. Iic
Ardipe Der Beianotidjuit mer0cr
BORT inter Ser Inilid)t oes amerifus
niiden &onilllor Agentcn Sobn
9relper uilter9ebrudt Dcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
3 ~ Ell bunocrt 2eben BE.
Drpht.

9noopejt 8, SuIi, SSm @e'
boroe einer bieligen d)emild)en Hei-
nigun9sunitalt brod beute in 5ol9e
elmer 9en5iii . Grplolion 5euer aus.
Gic 6lanmen grifien NIT elmer loI.
den ropiocn SdneQigfeit I'M ii6,
Bob oas 2eben Der sur 3eit i'm 8e.
bGllbe befinolifen 200 Ingeitelltelt
%gaidbrbet mar. IS gelang jeood,
idmmtlihe, bis ouf ie6s, 81 retten.
3mei Nrbeiter perbrannten uno
bier Eerionen prrben als iie ben
Sprung aus Den Senitern Der ODE
rem Stodlperfe auf Die StroBe mag.
ten. %getobtet. Terinde, Die Serob.
%itiir5enoen in Hettiinasneten auf5u,
fnngen, ihIugen febl. 8ier5sbn an.
a%eitelte baben ernite 8erlesungen
hopongetragen.
III. a. aHp'ssts, Ole IN msIes.auftH Halt
81: s;;;'' &MAZzzx
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-11-14
Abberille High School Wins.

Last Sunday the Abbeville High
School foot ball team came to st.
Martinville to play the st. Martin
High School.
The game which was seen by q
pretty large crowd, was we'll con-
tested, but the Abbeville boys
were too strong for the home team.
The local boys fought as hard as
they could, but lost the game; six
points to nothing was the result.
The Abbeville boys were enter
tanned at the New Era hotel, and
seemed to have been we'll pleased
with their visit here.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-11-14
The Rev. Irl. r. Hicks
Almanac
Almanac

For 1909. ready Nov. Is, 1903. best ever
sent out, beautiful covers In cOlOrs. fine
portrait of Prof. Hicks in c0l0rs, all the
old features and several new ones in the
book. The best astronomical year book
and the only one containing the origin
al Hicks Weather Forecasts" By mail
35c, on news stand 3Oc. One copy free
with WORD AND WORKS, the best 81,
Monthly in America. Discounts on al
manacs 10 quantities. Agents wanted.
WORD AND WORKS PUB. CO., 220l LO-
Gust Street. st. Louis. Mo. Every citi-
zen owes it to himself, to his fellows and
to Prof. Hicks tn possess the "Hicks'
fOrecasts,-the only reliable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-11-14
First LyccWm attraction.

The Caveny Concert Co., will be
heard at Duchamp Hall on Sun
day, Nov. 18th. This is the first
Lyceum attraction on the course
and those attending will enjoy a
rare treat. Remember all cash
received over and above the ex.
pense of the course goes to the Ii
brary fund of the High School.
The price for adults is so cents,
for children Is cents.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-11-14
PARTITION SALE.
Estelle Wilt II ais
Constance Wilt Il ais
No. i0103
18th Judicial District Court.

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of. st Martin.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-11-14
PARTITION SALE.
WILLIE REEFS EFT AIS
JOSEPH REEFS EFT AIS
No. 1888,
State of Louisiana, Parish Of st. Martin,
18th Judicial District Court,

BY virtue OF an order and Commission
issued in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, Oh July 18th. 1903. and to
me directed, by the Honorable the 18th.
Judicial District Court. in and for the
Parish Of St. Martin, State of Louisiana.
Ia. Z. BrOussard. Sheriff Of the Pa
rish Of st. Martin, Louisiana, for the
purpose Of effecting Partition there
of will sell at Public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, ut the front door
Of the Court House at st. Martinville,
louisiana, on
Saturday the q, day Of Nov.
A. d.. 1908. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for CASH,
the following described property tO-wit;
THAT town lot situated in the Village
of Breaux Bridge, st. Martin. Louisiana,
measuring two arpents front by one ar
pent in depth, bounded North by lot Of
Mrs. Henry Rees. South by Rees street
East by Paydras street, and West by lO1
Of Mrs. Henry Rees."
Terms and conditions: CASH.
Sheriff's Office this 8th. day of October
A. ID. 1909.
A. E. BROSSARD. Sheriff
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-11-14
SHERIFFS SALE.
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF
IBERIA
MARTIN BARRAS & AIS
No. 1927

state OF LOUISIANA, Parish OF st. Martin,
18th Judicial District Court,
By virtue OF IA writ Of 6eri.facias, issu.
ed In the above entitled aud numbered
suit, dated this 22nd of September 1908.
l have seized aud will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and highest
bidder at the front door of the Court
House in st. MAJ tinville on
Saturday the I4th day of Nov.
1908. the following described property
tO-wit:
I. That certain tract of land situa-
ted in the parish Of st. Martin. La. at
CatahOula Cove, containing and mea.
surfing Thirty one or more superficial
arpents. bounded On the North by the
land Of Berard. or assigns, on the South
by land Of Miss s. NJ. Barras. Oh the East
by land of S. NJ. Barras and Of that of
Albert Dominique. aud west by that of
Augnste Barras.
2. Another tract. situated in same
Parish and State as aforesaid, at Cata-
hOula Cove. containing and measuring
Three superficial arpents. and having
the form and shape as shown on same
said pla Of survey. bounded on the North
and West by land Of Martin Barras. South
by road leading from st. Martinville tu
Catahoula Lake and East bv land belon g
ing to j. B. Davis. together with said
two tracts Of land all the improvements
thereon. and also, one Cotton Gin. one
Boiler, one Engine and buildings there
to belonging.
Seized to satisfy said above writ.
Terms and conditions cash.
Sheriff's Office this 10th day of October
A. d. 1908. A. +. BROUSSARD,
Sheriff
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-11-14
The Greatest Danger.

According to Mr.. Carnegie, the
very gravest of the dangers that
beset young men who aim at sue
cess in business is tho habit of
intoxicating liquors. He ssys in
his book, THE Empire of Bust.
ness"
1.-THE first and most seductive
peril, and the destroyer of most
young men, is the drinking of IL
quor. I am no temperance lee
turer in disguise, but q man who
knows and tells you what observa-
ton has proved to him; and I say
to you that you are more likely to
fail in your career than acquiring
the habit of drinking liquor than
from any or all of the other temp
tations likely to assail you. You
may yield to almost any other
temptation, and reform - may
brace up, if not recover lost
ground, at least remain in the race,
and secure and maintain a respec-
table position. But from the in
sane tburst for liquor escape is al
most impossible. / have known
but few exceptions to the rule"
After all there is a good deal in
talk. Let a man talk dull times
and it is infectious. everybody
talks dull times. Instead of rust
ling around to take care of what
business there is, they all 60 sit
down and NOPE over dull times.
If a customer does happen to drop
into one of these "dull times"
stores he actually gets frightened
out of one-half as much as be ex-
poets to buy, because things look
SO blue. He catches the spirit of
the store and resolves to hang on
to all his money with a death grip,
even if his business goes to pieces
on account of running short of
goods to ill up the empty shelves.
The bug. bear of hard times should
be set down upon. 1t is doing
more to kill business than any,
thing else. Tell a man he is sick,
keep it up, and you will eventual
ly hound him to death.-Ex.
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THE WAY TO WIN.
Expert Tells You to Make Big Noise.
and SOMETHING Will be Forthcoming.

Expert Tells You to Make . Big Noise,
and SOMETHING Will be Forthcoming.
The Fourth Estate, q recognized
authority, says
To use popular slang phrase,
if you wish to attract attention
these days you simply must be q
"big noise"
In other words, draw the public
eye and ear in your direction.
This is the era of "big noise"
and those who are content to sit
quietly in a corner twisting their
thumbs are likely to sink to the
bottom of the ocean of oblivion.
To be a "big noise" it is neces-
sary to advertise yourself widely
and trumpet out what you have
for sale.
But do not buy a two-cent horn.
Purchase a powerful trombone
and let the earth ring with your
noise.
In other wor,is, If you have any,
thing of real value to dispose of
do not hide your appeal in some
obscure corner of q newspaper.
But q page-two pages, if the bust
ness is worth the display, and let
everybody with eyes and ears
know what you have to sell and
all about it's advantages.
New York has just seen some
fine specimens of bold advertising.
Wood, Harmon & Co., real estate
people whose business is placed
by the Slegfried Agency. New
York, took double pages in the
Sunday papers recently, and the
noise they made still echoes in the
air.
That was real advertising, good
business, aud it apparently should
make some of the slow. coaches put
on their thinking caps and do q
lot of hesithful bordering.
There is any amount of business
around.
Make big noise and get some
of it, The Opelousas Clarion.
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Ring No 3-For your FIRES b
Milk Cream, Cream Cheese and
Home Made Butter. You will be
served promptly and with the best,
P. l.. Guilbeau.
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Ship your cotton to Olivier
VOORHEES, 4 Lowry. 922 Gravier
street, New Orleans if you want
the highest market price for your
cotton.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-11-14

There is q great deal in writing
an attractive advertisement. DO
you give your advertisement your
best attention? If you expect to
do a large business on the theory
that you know 80 many people,
you will get left. The ones you
don't know are in the great major.
ity. How are you to reach them
in the most favorable manner at
the least expense? By placing an
attractive advertisement in the
newspaper.
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]. r. OLIVIER,
DENTAL SURGEON,
OFFICE:-UPSTAIRS Liable DRUG STORE,
ST. MAkTINvILLE. LA.
FOR SALE.

My twO-stOry residence on Port street
having one acre lot, also three other pro
perties. Terms cash OF on terms
Dec. %. EDWARD MARTINEZ
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BY virtue Of Judgments rendered by
the 18th Judicial District Court in above
entitled matters. and for the purposes of
partition. will offer for sale and sell al
Public Auction. To the last and highest
bidder. for cash. at the Court House door,
at st. Martinville, La, on
Saturday the 18th day of De-
cember A. d. 1908,
at II O'Clock A. NJ. the hereinafter de
scribed Two Hundred arpents tract of
land, to be sold in tracts Of 80 I-3 super
fetal arpents each.
Said Two hundred arpents being that
certain tract Of land situated at Isle
Liable, st. Martin Parish. La. having n
front Of Five arpents on Isle Liable. on
depth of forty arpents. bounded North
and East by land of j. B. Levert. West
by Isle Liable and South by lands Of Sa-
vote, Leyert Il ais. for fuller description
see sketch Of subdivision Of said land
which Is made part Of appraisement d.
ed in suit lOlO3 aforesaid.
St. Martinville. La. this 9TH day Of
November A ID. 1908.
A.E. BROUssARD.
Sheriff, st. Martin Parish, La.
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Il have had seven years Of proof that
Or. Kings New Discovery is the best me-
dicine to take for coughs and colds and
for every diseased condition Of throat,
chest or lungs" says W. v. Henry. Of Pa
mama, Mo. The world has had thirty
eight years Of proof that DR.. Kings New
Discovery il the best remedy for coughs
aud colds, la grippe, asthma, hay fever.
bronchitis. hemorrhage Of the lungs. and
the early stages Of consumption. Its
timely use always prevents the develop
ments Of pneumonia. Sold under qua
rantee at Labbe's drug store. SOC. and
$l.OO. Trial bottle free.
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FOR SALE.

Six vacant lots and eight
residences for sale, for cash or
on easy terms. For price and
other particulars apply to
E. A. MARAIsT, Agent,
Aug 22 St Martinville, La
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The citizens of any prosperous
town are always public spirited aud
united. Stand together, work for
the interests of the whole town..
Always stand ready to do your
part. Don't grumble and spend
your time in prophesying failures.
but help to make every enterprise
a success, be- it great or small. Be
energetic and enterprising your
example will be initiated.