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denominate him. Although a little over 45f (Cold Weather and Good Meaters fen To take cold. It's so common to neglect the cold. That is one reason why there axe so many people with "deep-eeated," stubborn coughs, and so many more with lung trouble." The short, quick way to cure a cough IH COURT. BaBBnnaaaw The Famous Oil Land Case Still on TriaL District court re-convened this morning and after hearing a few irotions took up'tbe of Valentine Huber vs the Jennings-Haywood Oil Syndicate, involving the Mamou oil lands.

The motion of the plaintiff for a continuance was disposed of by an admission on the part of the defence of the filing of certain papers which waa the baaia of the motion for continuance. The case is being handled Ty some of the ablest attorneys in the state, Messrs. Caffery Son, of Frank go hand in hand. The cold weather is now with us and you need the heater. We have that warm, cheerful kind that keep home or office at a temperature that is enjoyable.

The Arizona. Ernnnmisf and Wiknn Hpafprs. ft 4 mm9m waiwisis essF mmm-a saaw was as, as sasi mas aa I effield, Bridge-Beach Heaters and Ranges Ljt are stoves that we are proud of selling, for we know their merits and ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft il ft vi ft ft ft VX know you will be pleased with your purchase. exP'a'n their good qualities to you. We also have a beantif ul line of Cutlery, Glass, Tin and Queensware.

All are high-grade goods, for we sell none other, and are going at hard-time prices. McAyeal Hardware Company, Ltd. Crowley's Bifl Hardware Store. aO Ledgers, Gash Booths, -Trial Balance, Bill Booths, CS 5 Letter Files, Indees, 2 pa- Or anything you need in opening your 1903 set of books you will, find at our store. We pride ourselves on the complete stock we carry.

There is none better in the SC south. No books is too large or too complicated. We furnish all the books for the Rice Mills, and if we can aaw" supply them we feel we can satisfactorily fill your wants. saj Anything necessary to make an office complete or ad to its Z3 conveniences. You will find we can supply it and save you IKv money.

Let us figure with you and prove our statement. Come in and let as aODOBOQOCaOBOOC zs NEAR THE S. P. NEW UErOT. it 0 Stationery Store 31 35 years of aye she was the rnotner ot eight children all living and of tender years, who.

by her untiring demise are thus cruelly deprived of the maternal kindness, love and care that only a mother can bestow. Her venerable mother and father, bereaved husband and two manly brothers also survive to mourn the faithful devoted wife the inconsolable parents and brothers. The loss to her agonized kindred and bar many surviving friends is keenly felt in this community and the Signal joins in the unfeigned and universal regret that is so sadly and generally expressed in regard to Mrs. lagan's unexpected and deplorable death. AN INDIANA WEDDING.

Mr. Walter B. Allison and Mias Anna Garland Married. Walter B. Allison, of the Duon In-suranae Agency of this city, waa married to Miss Anna Garland, in Marshall, Indiana, on Wednesday evening, January 7.

This, news will be read with much interest by the many friends of the young couple in this city, aa Mr. Allison had confided the mission of his northern visit to but a few of his intimate acquaintances. Miss Garland is very well known in Crowley, having spent much of her time in thia city during the past five years. She is a daughter of B. R.

Garland, better known as Tncle Dick." She is young lady of mony Sweet and lovable attainments and has always been exceedingly popular everywhere. Mr. Allison is among Crowley's foremost young business men. Since com. ing to this city a number of years ago he has won the confidence and friendship of everyone by his straightforward manner and exemplary habits.

The groom is a brother of A. B. Allison, of the Star Rice Milling Company. The happy couple have been spending somr time on their honeymoon and are now the guest of Mrs. Allison's parents at Newton.

Kansas, where they will remain for about two which they will return to Crowley and make this city their future home. PROMINENT RAILROADERS. A Short Visit from Officials of Southern Pacific Crowley was visited Monday by a number of very prominent Southern Pacific Railway officials. The party waa composed of Mr. Fred S.

Decker, assistant general passenger and ticket agent, W. FL Masters, general traffic manager, N. P. Randolph, claim agent of New Orleans, and Frank A. Leovy, division passenger agent of Beaumont.

S. Locke Breaux, the New Orleans rice man, waa also with the party. The visit to this section was of no special significance, but merely an inspection trip of the towns in the rice belt. While in the city the party called at the Signal office and were shown through the establishment Many compliments were paid the eity for its enterprise and thrift and apparent activity all sides, and coming from a party of gentlemen who have just visited many other points, they are the more appreciated. The special train bearing the distinguished railroaders remained here over an hour while the party waa making observations, after which it carried them on to Lafayette, ONE FARE TO NEW ORLEANS.

Account meeting Gfamercial and Industrial Association, Department of Agriculture NEW ORLEANS, LA. tickets will be on sale January 13 and for trains arriving in New Orleans on morning of the 14th at one fare for the round trip. J. E. PoRTta, Agt Up-to-date line of Fancy Box Stationery at the Signal Stationery Store.

Call and get prices. Prices on Application. PHOIB 161 CROWLEY, LA lin, and J. I Dormon, of this city, pearing for the plaintiff and Chappuis Holt, of Crowley, and Judge G. L.

Du-tre. of ODelousaa. for the defense. The case will probably be submitted tn's evening. The other cases taken up and disposed of were: 1513 Mary Gosbeit, wife, vs Denis J.

Scanlan, -husband, dismissed at plaintiff's cort on motions of ber attorneys. 1524 State of Louisiana, ex reL -Alice Henry, Justice of the Peace, answer filed and case fixed for January 16. State of Louisiana vs Fred Wilson, charged with petit larceny. Defendantt entered a plea of guilty and sentence waa deferred. THE ELKS.

At the regular meeting of the Elks Monday night a most pleasant evening -was spent. Hon. Philip S. Pugh, Acadia'e representative to the State Legislature, presented himself for initiation and had i the horn attached in a most becoming manner. VTwo visiting fciKS irom otner lodges were present and each addressel the meeting.

The visitors were E. J. Mendenhall, the San Francisco rice man and a member of Lodge No. 3, and Alba Heywood, ex-comedian and present oil magnet. At the conclusion of regular busineja a social was held at which refreshments were served and a jolly good time en- RAPID GROWTH.

The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph eompany has issued a statement of its business for the month of December, 1902, and the continued increase in the number of subscribers is shown as follows: Number of subscribers Nov. 30, 1902 90,590 Number of subscribers added during the month 3,916 Number discontinued 2,081 Net increase for the month. 1,835 -1 i -rv-- TV. SI 92,425 HOTEL ARRIVALS. Crowley House John Wilson, Abbott; B.

D. Marshall Shreveport; F. G. Crow, H. C.

Williams, D. O. Keflman, Jennings; L. A. Dave, Mrs.

C. Hewitt, Chicago; W. St John, Payne; J. M. Boom, Roanoke.

CQuin House J. R. McKean, Kansas City; sTred Case and wife, Mermpntau; J. J. Kutach, Riceville.

Commercial House A. R. Davis, IL Obbo, New Orleans; C. J. Huskey, Jennings; A.

W. Greenfield, New York; J. M. Howard, Detroit; G. Godchaux, Abbe-lile; R.

Sealy, New Iberia; R. A. Corley, St Ixmfef 1. OBITUARY. KSU IT tumcTua the residence of her John and Mrs.

Acadi Parish, La, Mrs. Joseph Regan, nee Mar Wilson, aged 35 years, 11 months and days.y Mrs. Regan waa a native of New Orleans and the beloved wife of Joseph Regan, a highly esteemed and prominent farmer of Acadia parish. She was the only daughter of John. Wilson, Sr, (Uncle Jack, aw bis friends affectionately Have just received a car-load cf Pure Jersey Cows and are now prepared to take more customers for Milk Delivered to Any Part of the City.

Morning and Evenings. China Grove Dairy. WALL BROS, Propra. is to nse Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.

The quicker thia remedy ia used the quicker the cure. But even when neglect has let disease fasten on the lanes. "Gold Medical Discovery" may be relied on to cure in ninety-eight cases out of i very nundred. 1 The only motive for substitution is to permit the dealer to make the little extra profit paid on the sale of less meritorious medicines. He gaina.

Yon lose. Therefore accent no substi tute for Golden Medical Discovery." I an feeling quite well," write Uim Dora. A- Ivrwla. of No. 11J9 14th Waentngton, D.

C. My coaeh very much better, sod 1 ow all to Dr. iHrrce'i Golden Medical Diacorery. I cannot ar too much in praise of the medicine. 1 had been quite a wiflVrer for a long time end after reading Doctor Pierce" Common Sense Medical thought I would try hi Goklea Medical I commenced taking it in May.

iSoo. Had not baen sleeping well far a long time. Took one teaspoon ftil of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Diacorery and slept early all Bight without coughing, 10 I continued taking it. I am in great aympathy with everybody who offers with a rough.

I had been a sufferer for aaore than ten Team. I tried lota of different awdicines and dioVrat doctors, but did not feel much better, i coughed until I commenced blood. Dirt aow I feel much wronger and am entirely weO, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dueovrry fbr brM medicine I have ever takcav My soil ia ia William Virginia." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets arc ladies' laxadr.

No other medicine equals then for gentleness and thoroughness. LITTLE LOCALS. Minor Happenings ia the City Briefly Recorded. Mrs. Lizzie Chan, over Lyons drug store, is quite UL The parish police jury is in session at the court house today.

The Rayne Tribune says: Gus. DuBose left here Tuesday for West Point, where he was called to the bedside of h'm sister, who was ver ill, but we are are pleased to learn that he found her better on his arrival. In mentioning the fact that the president had signed the bill for the Mer-mentau-Vermilion locks in Monday's paper, the Signal stated that Senator Mc-Enery had notified the rice men of this city when ft should have given the credit to Senator Foster. There will be a box and basket social given by the ladies of the Central M. E.

church at the home o' Mrs. Dr. Patterson corner of Seventeenth street and Avenue in South Crowley this evening. A special program has been arranged and an enjoyable time is anticipated. Everybody ia invited to be present.

Ben E. Black, the popular implement man, returned home this morning from duck hunt in the rice fields south of Welsh.dr. Black was one of a party composed of C. Ganthier, Ed Conner and Horace Ferre of Jennings. He states that besides having a splendid time, the party killed 148 ducks.

PERSONAL POINTERS. L. Wright spent Sunday in New Iberia. Kaplan went to New Orleans Sunday. J.

M. Stewrt, of Dallas, was to the cit today. J. Frankel left today on a business trip to New Orleans. J.

M. Booze, of Roanoke, was calling on Crowley friends Monday. John Wilson, of Abbott, was in Crowley on business Monday. Dr. Wright, of Mermentatt, was among the visitors in the city today.

M. J. Barnett, of the Independent mill, spent Sunday in St. Martinsville. Fred Case and wife, of Mermentau.

were visiting Crowley friends Monday. Lionel Lyons was attending to business matters in Xew Orleans Monday. G. Godchaux, of Abbeville, was interviewing Crowley business men Monday. C.

J. Huslcey, of Jennings, was transacting business in Crowley between trains Monday. R. C. Sealy, of New Iberia, waa looking after business matters in Crowley Monday eyvening.

M. M. Dugas, of St. Mary parish, after several days spent in this city, left for home today. Dr.

George Brooks, of Iota, arrived on the mornin train to attend the meeting of the police jury today. J. Stuart Thompson, postmaster, and A. A. Wentz, a prominent real estate apent, both of Lake Charles, were in the city today attending court.

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Kantrovitz, of Xew Orleans, are here visiting Mrs. sister, Mrs. Felix Schuiulen.

Mr. Kantrovitz is traveling for the Rosenblatt of San Francisco, and will spend several days in this vicinity canvassing the neighboring towns. The dread of winter is cold. Of course you will catch them. Let na ears yours quick.

We have the remedies. Lyons ft Hutt-. it AW I a AT COSMOPOLITE i BUILDING. THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY Hava jnst racaivad a Jumbo Sack of Which the? will sail at O. K.

COFFEE 10c PER POUND posadt of Which tbrj will sail at STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR 6o PER POUND The Dispatalory of th. Uaitad Stat. tar the following of Co8m: "Coffea, if bm4 with moderation, aaatsta dication, allay in. Mas. of faticn.

and is an efflcient dinrMic; aiaa promotes the elimination of the poison of goat from the irstem. VINSEY, Proprietor. Signal Public Auction I will sell si public auction at my residence 1 miles east of Crow- ley, one-half mile oath-cast of the Lovel re-lift, Jan. 14th, 1903, six head of good work mules, one good saddle horse, one good family driving -horse and one excellent work horse five sets of harness; besides an assortment of plows, harness, drills, a feed grinder and one Deering binder, with other articles too numerous to mention. TBVM9 OP SALB: All sasas aadar 10.00, cask) all evar SIO.OO, ataaths, at sr cast, apprevea aacarity.

Salt beili it 10 1'clock i. J. B. GIBSON. ,1 it Happy Hoeligan aid Glsomy Gas One day decided to let so a bus'.

What' II we hare for such goad cheer? They say JCXG'S RED HEART BEER Is prevailing here. Dr. M. L. H0FFPAUIR.

OFFICE. H0LLI59 BtlLPlNO. Saws: to 11 ajk, to 4 fjm. OCko phoaa) 107. ltssideaes Vaoao S01, Vasidi iiea Maaosai Bt.

aval At. SOUTHERN PACIFIC SURGEON, CROWLEY, LA. J. A. TOUPS, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

PLAKa rUXMSHnt imiCATKII. Phone 113. 708 Areane H. JOHN J. R0BIRA, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public.

1 bars naored mj law and aetarial oiBeea to roosas aa4 7, Dosoa Bldf. Hoars ajoa. pjn. Taoas S41 Practices in all Courts. Both Civil and Criminal Cases.

PERCY T. 0GDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office on Parkerson Ave. Phone 329. CROWLEY Dr. R.

B. Rhnsy Homeopath OVZR IIBST NATIONAL BANK I NO. 1 Kr RED PRESS BRICK Samples and C. L. HORMELL, 1 Building Contractor.

SCHENKEL 8 PF1STER JHav Oaaaad a Coal Yard on Avenue H. Sooth Crowley, and are now prepared to deliver ia any quantity FINEST PITTSBURG LUMP COAL to any part of the city. Telephone orders will receive prompt attention. CRAY LEE IX C055ECTI0I PAYT 6 TERWILUGE.R. Notaries Public and Ab stractora of Title.

Office: rn hereon. Aft, aort Tides evaaiine, ia an of Soathwest J. G. G0RBETT, Office at Kaeidence, East and Hateniaaoai Avenue, Crowley, Lav. WENDELL HYDE, P.

Osteopathic Fhysician. Graduate Amancaa School of Oetaspatiy Heu.Si 8 to It a 1 to puaa. CAB0MC DISEASES A SPECIALTY. Signal DalMing, Oerwley, Lav. J.

E. HEBERT, ARCHITECT, PUss aad Spedfieatlooa saadtadl Office Signal BuUdiag A LOVVS QUASJtL is easiest settled if you can persuade the fair one to take a ride in any sort of a vehicle she prefers if it's hired here. One thing do, we guarantee our teams, conveyances ss well aa horses; another, they'll always be presentable, and s3d to your prestige. R. M.

CARTER Livery, Feed Sate Stable. BRICKS FOR SALE! First-classs Bricks now on hand; also Sand, Lime and Cement. Yard aad bappUes rrest of asmstory. CROWLEY BRICK CO, Lifl. Castain Russell GENERAL CONTRACTORS S2S Farkersea A vs.

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CHAPPUIS. A. PERCY HOLT Chappuis Holt, PHapneys a Law. Veto? is 0flo A pleasing photograph your child or a fine group of your children will help to make you hapoy the whole year through. The most artistic photos of children are made by Voii der Heideti, DUSON BLOCK, aai St, ua Am J.

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