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The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
232S 1926 6270

From the above it will be seen
that country north of Greeley has
secured 1853 names, the country
south OF Greeley has secured sO2
names, the city of Greeley and coun-
try immediately around 1t has Sc
cunnd III names. This would indi-
cat that more work could be done
arosd4 Greeley and in the south end
OF the county. The increase of about
200 names since December l has
been secured in Greeley. I'll. and
Ault, Num-. Carr and Eaton. to-
gether, 500 more, while the south
country has secured less than 100
additional names.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

had a lot Of fun yes
srnoon with the newly
gave them a Joy ride
VIII not soon forget.
st,r. IT. .lne for the bride and
|hi,h M | lor the train, the
am 'n mad been ordered TO
Ind was was dismissed by the
Hd Ray Lawson drove mn
nu.n nn,ehed to an old buggy.
al, uatilt being decorated
hia daa colored streamers,
aus asl rig the honeymooners
hIinn, r,,u started on their way
amy nS'on depot amid show
ke I IA a chorus OF yells that
|br arowned = a pack Of coy
4 serenade. When near
bnaas section. some OF the
1 oaio, 10 with a night shirt
wo, al,kly put on the groom.
Avon.' the Procession down
s.re. 1e. being greeted all
ppo poreet with loud cheers
wi,h a'er 81 quantities Of rice.
"i'n its throns Of enthus-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
CREAMERY AT
PECkHAM BUSY

Peckham. Jan. 31.-With about
20 pounds OF butter and 100 pounds
OF cheese being made daily the
Peckham creamery, which has been
operating for number of years, is
doing steady business under the
direction of w. l.. Carroll. The fac
tory is supplied by 100 cows and the
farmers are adding to their herds
and securing better grades of stock.
With the increased interest in the
dairy business all over the county 1t
is probable that more OF the Peck
ham farmers will try dairying with
farming and that the Peckham out
put of dairy products will be greatly
Increased. The Peckham factory
markets its products in Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
''PR0HIS" BUSY
AT LA SALE

LaSalle. Jan. 31.-About fifty
signers have already been secured
10 the petition being circulated by
the prohibitionists of the state to
have the question of prohibition for
the entire state voted on at the next
state election to come up in the
form of an amendment to the state
constitution. The women OF the
Hungerford w. c. T U. of La Sale
are circulating the petition and will
carry 1t to Peckham. The women
OF the w. Z. T. U. of Evans are car
rying about similar petition and
will circulate one in Kersey. The
Evans petition has $50 signers and
it looks as though this section was
strong for the proposed amendment.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
Kersey Newlyweds are Given Ride
About the TOWn on a Fire Truck

The bridegroom is the son of
Perry E. Gardner, farmer here
who owns property in SCOTS BlufY.
Neb., where his son conducted a
farm for his father last year. Here
he met and fell in love with Miss
Pye and the wedding day was set.
although bride and bridegroom are
each only IS years old.
Clyde Gardner. an elder brother.
was married in Wyoming this month
to an eastern young woman, taking
up an adjoining homestead. There
will probably be reunion of the
newly weds in the Gardner family
soon and in the meantime Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex Gardner have taken up
their residence in Kersey.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
Double Header Game

Fort Lupton, Jan. 31.-There was
a double header basket ball game
here last night at the armory and 1t
drew a large crowd. Co ! played the
first basket ball team of Brighton,
beating the latter by score OF 2s
to II. The Fort Lupton high school
team played the Brighton second
team. defeating it by the score OF
33 to 2S. A dance followed the
games.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
Appoint Representatives

PIatteville, Jan. 3l.-J. Q. Dem
Miss and II. NJ. Bedford have been
appointed as representatives from
the Platteyille Commercial club to
represent it on the board of direc-
tors of the Weld County Commercial
club. Mr.. Bedford is also treasurer
os the Weld County Commercial
club.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
Sues II Constable

Eersev. Jan. 31.-W. T. Gordon
has brought suit against Constable
Norford to recover three times the
value of property alleged exempt by
law. which was sold by the con-
Stable recently. Gordon claims that
Noreord sold team and cow for
$50. which came under the exempt
law. Morford alleges that the prop
erty was mortgaged.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
@ Is Eyoined

Jan. 31.-lt h under
Inc consolidated ditches
out an Injunction pre-
running OF water in the
y ditch into the Milton
mere is no water in the
resent but Milton reser-
iaily filled from the ten
dring the last two weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
El\GE
(iKsY|ES
% LOCATE
bucil Will Act
numerical Club
bring the Need
(islation.

| Tuesday night took
making Greeley a city
ries. In order that the
conferred with legal
premises, a resolution
hat a committee OF the
appointed, should con-
legal committee of the
club with the end in
ling from the state leg
ority Tor cities OF the
power to make appro-
publicity and to remit
kories employing a con-
nber of men.
bn was present from the
klub urging that the city
brt in exploiting the ad-
h are here for manu-
iablishments of the de-
land that some steps be
encouraging industries
!. The city yielded to
$50, that will be de-
hicity.
hdants were appointed
be appointments to be
soon as warm weather
Is. south side of Lincoln
ston. north side of Lin
E. Baird, Island Grove
lly report of DR.. Shields.
|issioner, showed that
% contagious diseases in
ng January.
ompromised the damage
E. Aiken for $76.
was authorized to have
} on the city hall re-
the floors of the city
ID.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
WARNING TO INvALIDs

4 warming 70 lndlgeht cOn-
sumptives who plan coming to
Colorado has been sent out by
the state board OF charities and
correction. 1t declares that the
sick are better off at home than
in Colorado. unless they have
funds to provide themselves
with the necessities of life
!. i. + + J. I. !. + + I: 1. + !.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
AID Serves Din1Der

Aid Serves Dlnner
31.-The Baptist Lad
ety served dinner af the
northeast of here on
II this sale Mrs. Clara
ed Of stock and farm i'm
ams brought from 5000
cows also sold we'll.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
loid Maids Hero

Springs. Jan. 31.-Be-
OF lovely young girls of
springs have been term
and grouchy old maids"
or the sterner sex, the
lormed a combine and
'ehn VOW that each and
o' them-l2 in all-will
.ase OF leap year and be-
ea, II not married, be-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

Funeral services of Mrs. f. A.
CLIFFORD were conducted at 1880
O'Clock this afternoon at Macy's
Undertaking parlors. Rev. j. L.
Thompson of the First Christian
church conducted the services. The
body will be taken to the former
home at Newton, Iowa. for burial.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
! It JOhnstOWn

Jan. 31.-Johnstown
rounding country is re-
benefits of a good snow
The ground ID In
dition and the prospects
the best in years.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

St. vrain coal was reduced TO
$3.50 per ton.
A meeting Of the fire department
was called for formal organization
Chickens were selling from 90 TO
75 cents each. Lemons were u per
dozen.
Mr. Eaton introduced bill in the
legislature to encourage forest tree
planting
Ladies' Of the Episcopal church
announced festival for the beheh'
of the church.
The antelope had entirely disap-
peared, according to hunters. None
we're brought into market.
There was no beef to be had III
"either butcher shop. Some men
went to the hills after fat cattle.
Mr.. Cooper. the new Consresa-
tioual minister. reached peiNsl
with his family and was expected III
Greeley within a few days.
The Greeley Innocents got to De
such good actors that they were IN
damand mt Evans, st. Louis and Fort
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

The Farmers club was busy
framing a bill to be introduced in
the legislature on the general sub
ject of irrigation for the colonies.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

The leading editorial in the Trib-
une was devoted to gilt edge but
ter which was selling at dollar
n pound in the east and rs cents in
Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
= + = + + i r 4

k' '"pton. Jan. 20, .
Pribune: .
uestlon asked in your .
Tnat is the half OF q .
~ a half. Answer: .
|she. cent or the equival- !
nat our taxes should .
.Hefe less professional .
No. Yours Resp. .
. GEO. ]. SMITH. .
= \ + + + + + 8 r 4
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

Rudd Brothers. who formerly liv-
ed in this vicinity and are at Mast
ers, have sold out and will go to
SCOTS Blur. Neb., to live.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
Called to InYalau

Called to IOveland
George Briggs OF LaSalle was
called to Loveland today to attend
law suit.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

Greeley had its second fire. The
ROetcher store in the Nichols bloc
was damaged SIS worth. The vol
unteer fire department did fine work.
aCCording to the newspaper account.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

Mrs. c. B. Hes'ord entertained g.
small comranv of lady friends at her
home yesterday afternoon
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

Vic Malone is suffering with
badly sprained wrist.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
EORTY YEARS AGO IN GREELEY
,rr,.s c,u En- From

, Collins. and expected full houses.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

St. Vrain coal was reduced TO
50. SO per ton.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

resident of the Town Board
Henry T. West and Editor of the
tribune Meeker got into wordy
war over the sale of liquor in the
colony. Both printed what they had
TO say in the Tribune.
THE Big Blizzard" arrived few
DAYS before, on January 20. one
hundred residents of Greeley TOOK
shovels and dug out a stalled train.
jeremiah Fisk had n terrible eNuerl-
cnce and others suffered hardships
iu the terrific storm. The ther-
mOmeter reached 1S below zero.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

The Greeley 1nnocents got 10 pe
such good actors that they were ~
,an,nd MT Evans. st. Louis and Fort
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

There was no beef to be had II
".ithcr butcher shop. Some mef
won't to the hills after fat cattle.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

A meeting Of the fire department
WAS called for formal organization
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

The antelope had entirely disap
peared, according to hunters MN
we're brought into market.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

Mr.. Eaton introduced biiI IN .h'
legislature to encourage tores' u''
planting.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

Chickens were selling from 80 I
~ cents each. Lemons were 81 pc
dozen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

3ie i6lnmlnernhe grbe, oas ionite
Sid,t hcs Monoes. Der aoloene Shim-
ller ser ierncn Sternc-alles id,iei
lid, sli ner'horeri,, ip1brenb lie Der
@ntipideluna hires Sdifiols oodltc.
Sbr Sera ipitrhc ipnrnl, ihre Seelc
blicb monnia.
ltno ham - bnnn miiroe sic
StitrSc fonimer, Sic fcinem @eibc
ucriast bleibt, sic StltnSc. Die ihr
oas erbred,t bes Ser5ens br1htc, bic
bas Streben hires Gems nplcnocn,
cs nerfldren mi,Btc.
2continc mar rein ulo ohne Wa-
fcl. aleih Den meiben 2ilicn SIT ihrel'
SiiBen, unberiihrt bonn Soud,e irbi.
id,er 2iebe, ihr Ser; NOR cin unbe'
id,ricbenes @latt, bennod, cr,und,tc III
Der Nod,t, mo- lie nnter @lumen
trdulnte. bas Soeol bcs Malnes, ocr
iie lieben miibtc. 0as @cieu, benr
lie 'id Su eigen sebeli miiroe, miiBte
eoeIe, arobe. beSeutiamc Gieenit,ai'
ten in lid pereincn, eS ourftc fem
Nltd9smenid, iein. Sieaeift er'
if,icft hol0--
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

glitter, Die feiner lid, iclbit 9ibt, SIT
entlfeiOen; iuarum aber?"
sic iinb nid)t Der Manrt, DEM ih
mein SerS itenfen fonnte, aapitGn
2angton; Sic ielbit fonnen bas niht
be5peiieln. Sic brGngen IN mid,
SIR @eib 81, iein. bieten mir Sbr
SerS itnb meme ISano 5ittert llid)t,
meme Fi,lie id)lagen rubig, Sbre
0orte perrriadel, mir Yein. niht
Gnt3iiderL i) fiible nidts als ben
@unid, bieie llnterrcbung beerlbet
81 ieben.-bas lit ipobl mif)t 2iebe?"
,0fit Der 3eit a6er fonnten Sic
mid, lieben lerlen."
Sic idiittclte Ionit oaS Soupt.
sd nlDd,tc Sbncn nlft lucbc
tbiln, aopitGlt. ober ih ipiirbe Sic
unter fcincn ltmitGiben sum @otten
mGblcn. llno mdren Sic ein aGnig
uno id) ein orm ungefanlt aino, mie
| Sic io9ten, IS miiroc nidts on Der
Sade dnberu; id miiroe aud, Sbrc
arone %nblcbnen."
9cim Sd,imluer oes Mpnblidtes
iab JIG Die 9l1iic, Die iein @eiiht
iiber3og, ben Nusorlif Der Ser
jpeiilung in ieinen 3iigen. Ginigc
Sefnnoen lhmie9 er.
sd babe Sbnen nod etnaS Sil ia
aer, 2eontille, Sir Ssnolb miinidt
uniere &erbinorng. > bnbcn Sic
Mitleib nit mir. meroen Sic mcln."
sd taun nid)t; es mare Serbrc-
den, oblle Sie6e 5lt lfmorcn. @aS
ipoQten Sic bon Cir Ssmalo iagcn?"
Sic lpcroen mid barob bniieu."
,Mic loft i) Inn Cir Ssmolo's
miQen?"
Or iaatc mir. oaB er unicre Ser.
binoung iebr miirid,t, oaB or Sic iiir
ben iSal Der Mnnabnlc ileiler @crs
bluig illr Grbin Don 9arrel Court
madt."
Ser Iusorud ianftcn Mrtlcibcs
ihnano aus ibrcm Bid, er mllroc
bart irnb itol5.
olln0 'oll ld) oas lltd)t INTER alcil
l~lmiltdnoen iein?"
Sir Ssmolo lit nift 9e5iuullgen,
Sic Su ieiner Grbin 5u ernenncn, er
mag Die @iiter hintcrlaiien, mem or
mil. Ter grbc bat nur Den Hanlcn
.Sarrell" al,5lrnebmen."
I'D bin cine Garrett mo mciL
Snfel wiirbc nift mid ilbergebell
nm zines Sremoen wilen."
.IaS ipobl nid,t, nber cr beobiih.
tiat. iaQs Sic meine @erbuna ab.
lebnen, iid ielblt 5u permGblen."
Seontine lnd)te.
Gas flingt nid,t mabridcinlih /;
Bate er bieic abiid)t eebabt, cr bate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
H.. &apifcl.

.9ittc, peripcilen Sic, Vtib Soit-
ings," bat Der Baron, lid lpiinid)e.
Sic mohten .borcn. mas id) meincr
9tid)tc 5l iogen .babc."
Is mar am .Morgen llnf Dem
Bale. Scontine lob iriid) mo better
ans, feline Spilr Don GrmiiounG
mad,tc lid, bcncrfbar. Hubig iob tic
in Cir SSmalo'S crrcgtea @ciidt.
,Scte Gid Seontinc, id, babe nit
Cir ju 'pred)ell."
Sic gehurd)tc.
sd bore. Su bGtteit aapitGn
2angton'5 @erbnng abgepieicu; iii
benz io?"
sd"
Carl id r%piiicn. parum1"
.Wcil ih i'm niht licbc, nid)t Elm.
nal udtc."
.Sennof lit or nad) @eburt mio
G~r5iebung ein aapolier, bon ihonem
AeuBeren, ollgenebmen Wnnieren,
Cir burdlolls crgcben mo mein
Srenno."
sd Iicbc i'm niht mo sic Car
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

rels ii1o 5n wabr, ais onB tic 2icbe
belld)eln fonnten.
0ieie anlpielurtg aefieI Dem ga.
ron trot ieines llnmillcns.
n@ab Dir Scr aopitGn sic g(lterno.
tipe 5u p%eritcbcn? iubr er tort,
rnlaftc er Did, nit meineln Gnt-
Id)lltB befornt, faas Slr ieine Sor!o
allSlhliieeit9
Sic lad)te bel, nid)t o6ne einen
slnflang non Spott. Sir Ssnalb
entglng es nidt. Seine 9rauel,
5ilften.
raapitGn 2nngton brobte mir nit
Gnterbung, iols idl mid peiacrtc,
iein @eib su iein. Sd abcr iogte
ibnt. Sir Sslpolo lei niht im Ston-
DC, bas @rbred,t Der lebten 9arrcQ
init SiiBen 5u treten, mid 5u iiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

Shrc Siebc lego id) IN Sbrc Sanb SIT.
rid llt0 baltfc >Sbnen fiir Die @abe."
.@ic pcritc1cn Sic oaS?" iragtc
CT erbleid)enb.
I'D, oonfe rShncll fir sic 9icbc,
sic Sic mir bietet ilnb Die ih nidyt
annebnlcn fam, neil if Sic nid)t
licbe."e
I'D faitn, id nill ca nid,t gloit.
ben, Scoutirc. id, crilehc nlcin Sebell
bon Shncr, itpBen Sic mid, nid)t III
lln9liid uilb SersmciHut9!!"
@ieocr fniete er I'll ihrrI TiiBen,
mieOer bebedte CT Ole flcine ilnuclcn-
blisenoc Sono nit aiilicE nlo
SbrGnen.
sd crilebc mein 2eben bon 81.
nclt," iu%ieocrbolte or. ~~pcriagen Sic
Mrs, 10 it's 1in.nlid] geidlchcrL Slc
MADDEN mid 5llnl rlld,ioieL perSrpel'
icltcn Mcnidcn."
o inacn Sic onS nid)t," 'prnd,
lie ialit. Die Siehc. icibit mcrln lie
iulcripieoert bleibi. mus onS Scri
percbelrt, nid)t pcrocrbcn."
.9tebmen Sic onS @prt 5uriif
2contine; pielleidt lcrncn Sic mid
NIT Der 3eit liebeil, id) milf midi &c.
OulbeuL mill Sabre lang porten
sllles tbilli, i'm S6r Scr5 81 gclpir.
ncli; laiicn Sic mir llllr bic Soil.
nlrna."
I'D fam nid,t. aapit6n 2angtcn
es mare 2iiae, ih mcrbc Sic nie lie
bclt."
.@oriiln ober pciicn Sic mid ab:
Nif,t, neil if Gin armer Solbn,
obrc Nalnen BIN. bos peib id; Sbl
Gers lit 5u grob, Inn ipcgell 8liidS'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09

gebcn ullo citcn Srcntoen an meine,
Stelle 5lt Ieteu."
.Shciltc or Dir meme slbiidt nit,
mcrlt III i'm ditaihlilgeit?"
@ieoer ertonte oaS iil6crlc front
id)c 2aden. YGr gob mir SIT %ucrite,.
ben. Iii ieicit geiomeL, Gid 81 ucrs
mGblcn, oaS abcr molltc i6 niht
glaltben."
,llnb murllm, bite"
.gScil Iii mobl nid)t 10 lorAc ae
martet, bGttcit Gu oieicn @ull6 &c
be0t."
.llnO oc5boI6 0Iollbit Git huge.
tort Icircm Gigemillcn fol0en 5,t
f0nnen? Seincn Stul5, Seine Gait
ne, 9einen Sobn an Stelie herf0mnt'
Iid,er Sitten 81 icBen? On lrrlt,
| Gortiebung ouf Der 4. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-09
\ 81 @r6in poa $&fog Darrell.


len. Sic bcmluloern Solent 10 iehr,
MiB Gntrcl."
n9emiB; ober cntihiehc mein
@ohlaefolcr 10 mcrig ais Reif''
thltnl."
,Ihcr bcibc pcreinto"
,Nlit nid,t; Sic niirocn mid
iibrigcns nid,t lIritchcll Aopit6n,
lpnute ih hcn Hiinft erortern. Sic
hdben MiB Roheiort Inn ocn i%iucltcn
Cans 9cbctcn. nid)t ,rohr?"
Limo mos merben Sic tbiln, Mib
Gurrcll?" iro9tc CT bitter.
,9Pid} unterboltcrL" c%nt9csnetc lie,
lu,b oils Dem hcitcren 9lif. mnmit lie
i'm entlieB, idloB er, tic iei irpb, lei
ltcr los Sll iein.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21
The Man Who Succeed

as heads of large enterprises are men of
great energy. Success, to day, demands
health. To all is to fail. It's utter folly
for a man to endure a weak, run down,
bali alive cOndisiOn when Electric Bit
tiers will put him right Oh his feet in
short order. -Four bottles did me more
real good than any other medicine ! ever
took writes Chas. b. Allen, Sylvania,
ga. After years Of suffering with rheu-
matism. liver trouble. stomach disorders,
and deranged kidneys, am again
thanks to Electric BiJters, sound and
WE'LL" Try them. Only 30 cents at all
druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21

AGAINST a special tax OF tive
mills on the dollar, per annum,
to bs Imposed and levied and col
lected in aid Of IA railway enter
prise. and in favor of, for the ben-
eft of and aid of the SOuthwes-
tern Traction and Power COmpa-
ny. its successors or assigns. said
tax to be imposed. levied and col
lected beginning with the year
1913 AMI extending to and inclu-
ding the year 1922 SO as to re-
alize the sum of Twenty Five
Thousand Dollars (25.OOO.OU. pro-
vided that in case the sum OF Twen-
tv Five Thousand Dollars .$25.-
OOO.OO) be collected and turned
over to the said company before
the expiration of the ten 1O) years
that the said tax shall cease As
soon AS this sum is collected aud
turned over to the Southwestern
Traction and Power Company. its
successors or assigns.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21
Election Notice.
st. Martinyille. La .

81. Martinyille. La, Aug. IL, 1872.
Whereas the Mayor and the Town Council oi
the Town of st. Martiny lille, La. did at its re-
gular meeting ON the 9TH day of August. 1872. or
dam a special election should be held III the
town of St. MartInvIlle, La, on Monday the 25rd
day Of September. 1872.
We the Supervisors of Election in and for the
Parish oil ST. Martin. duty qualified, commits
stoned and sworn, by virtue of the authority
vested IN us do hereby give public notice thai
on Monday September ZJrd, 1872, an electon
will be held in The town OF st. Martlnville. at
the polling place of the last COMPRESSION Elec-
ton, to-wIt:
line Court House in st. MartiEvIlle. Tor ihe
purpose of taking the sense OF the prop rty tax
payers of said town qualified according to the
Constitution and laws OF the State ol Louisl-
ana To vote at said Election upon the question
of,levying three anu =, mills l5'a yer annum
tax upon all taxable property IN sand town. Or 80
much vi 81 mills as may be necessary during
the ten years beginning with the year 1913 anu
extending to and including the year lSz3 to
raise an aggregate amount of Fifteen thousand
Dollars So aJU. 90 III sand ten Years fully set
forth in the petition OF tue property tax payers
of said town, to the Mayor and Council pray ing
for this election; making the amount Tor three
years One Thousand Dollars slUOU.UOJ per year,
and (sl7l5U0) Seventeen hundred and fifteen
dollars for seven years as bonus in and ol the
Louisiana Traction and Power Company. And
pursuant TO the authority vested in Us, we, the
Supervisors of Election of st. Martin Parish, do
hereby name and appoint the following Com
missioners and Clerk to preside at sand tlec-
ton, to-wit: e. U. Broussard, Edwin Delahous-
save, ST., Ignace Bienvenu. }. y. Halphen, Sr.,
Clerk who are instructed to open the polls at
six o'clock A. NJ, and to close them at Seven
z. NJ. on the same day.
Signed
A. ID. Roy,
J. C. BIENvENU,
ALBERT DAsHII,
Board of Supervisors of Election.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21

The planters from almost every
section report the corn as not Civ.
ing the result that WAS expected,
the yield is small and many plan
tsrs will not make their supply,
but the weather being favorable
for hay aud psavine making, Il
large supply was put IN.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21
What We Never Forget

according to science. are the things as
ISOLATED with our early home life, such
or grandmother used to cure our burns.
tolls. scaid5, SORES. skin eruptlUs, cuts.
spraIno OF bruises. Forty years of cures
prove It's merit. UnrIvaled for piles,
curns or cOld-sures. only - cents at all
druggists.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1912-09-21
The Care of Children.

Babies should not be given So
lid food too soon.
If a baby has baen nurssd for
nine months it may be weaned to
a bottle at that tIme, but 1t Is still
too soon to tax the little stomach
with anything but milk and water.
Do not give eggs even to year
old baby, aud do not give beef
Juice unless ordered by a pbysl-
clan. 1t Is too stimulating and
concentrated for \ healthy child
aud leads to nervousness III later
years.
Beet broth, such as is prepared
for the family table, but without
vegetables except u little onion
Juice aud diluted with hot water,
might form one of the meals OF d
yenr.old baby. A we'll cooked
cereal without sugar aud with
some of the bottle mixture poured
over it could be given I'D the NOR
ming, the broth al noon and The
bottle given for the remaining
f,edIngs.
Nine O'Clock 10 the morning and
three 10 the afternoon are good
| hours for the two main feedlDgs,
Some mothers make the great
mistake of sugarIug everything
they give a child. 1t Is bad hs-
bit for the child to be led into, as
he will want everything sugared
ali bis life aud too much sugar lie
hurttul.
At sixteen months, a soft boiled
sgg may DO tried aud the diet may
be more varied.
The Simpler tho CHILD dleI IL
his early years, however, the bet
ter. Overlooking III infancy Otter
lays the foundation Of indigestion
III after years.
Give children plenty of fresl
vegetables and ripe fruit, but very
little, If any, meat
Strawberries are not Away
good for children; when raw they
sometimes cause severe usttl'
rash. Stone fruit I'D raw stat,
10 not good tor young children
and should DO eaten ia strict mo
deratlUu 10y oluer people.
1t Is bot good 10 lot htrcr sum
msr sun u at down Oh Inc uDcu
versd head of child, and q chic
who Is ovsrheatsd should never b'
allowed To drink cold water.
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