The Weekly Messenger from St Martinsville, Louisiana • Page 3

To Our Friends and Patrons r-i -r. beg to inform you of the fact that we have in the last ten days received i car-load of the very best CALIFORNIA WINES, I solid Car of WHISKIES direct from the distillery, I Car of RI('E, Car of FLOUR, and I Car of SALT, we have also purchased 200 bags of COFFEES just before its advance; in fact, we carry an immense stock of everything in the GROCERY LINE. i lence, on the strength of the above; we feel that we are in a position to offer to the Public great inducements, in so far as price and satisfaction is concerned. Now remember that we will satisfy you in QUALITY, PRICE ANI) TREATIVENT. TIlE FRIENDS OF EVERY-BODY, LUKE BONIN, A.

L. DURAND OF Bonin Grocery. Co. ---LOCAL NEWS. 5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any c.ase of Chills and Fever.

Price 25c Mrs. E. N. RKeweber spent several days in New Orleans this visiting relatives. -The As You Like It Club was entertained by Mrs.

Eddie Guirard Wednesday afternoon. -Mr. Joseph Dautreuil is building a new home on the East side of the Teche on Pinaud street. -Misses Elmire Bieuvenu and Anus Ferrau, spent last week in Lafayette to attend the fair. Miss Effie Bernard of Morgan City was here this week, visiting her brother, Supt.

A. C. Bernard. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Voorhies of New Iberia speout last uuday at the home of Judge Felix Voorhies Mrs. W. J. Bieuvnuuu returned home this week after spending several days in Lafayette to take in the fair. Mr.

1. G. Alexander who spent several weeks visiting his family in Indiana, returned here this week. Mrs. Gabriel Gardemal of New Orleans is here, visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Barras. Miss Elma Sharp of New Iberia is teaching at the High school in charge of the first and third grades. Mr. Bennett Bieuvenu spent several ldays in Lafayette during the fair, with his brother, Mr.

C. T. Bieuvenu. A good many of our people went to Lafayette last Sunday to take in the Parish Fair which was a splendid success. DA.

and Mrs. J. R. Olivier and chilirou and Mr. Wesley Bienveun spent Saturday and Sunday Lafayette to visit the fair.

5 or 6 dloses "t666" will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c -Dr. and Mrs. W. D.

Roussel of Patterson were visiting here last Friday and Saturday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gardemal.

We are now displaying an ele. gant stock of STERLING CLOTIHING, just received, elegant styles, K. Schwartz Co. lliine for sale cheap, the' property of Jule, Fra neois back of the Comsmercial Baul 0J, see Laizaire Bieuvenu. Ao We Lead in Shoes-we have a stock so complete that we can fit any one, a visit to our store will prove this assertion, K.

Schwartz Co. Thursday evening, following the rain, came a strong and cold north wind which made the people put aside summer garments for hea- 3 vier clothing. When you want a suit of clothes a you want the best and most ele- gaut for your money, and you want an assortment to select from, Schwartz is the place where you fiud all these. a Your cough annoys you. Keep on hackiug-and tearing the delicate membranes of your throat if you want to be annouuyed.

But if you want relief, want to be cured, take Chamberlsain's Cough Remedy. Sold by all druggists. 0 Mrs. Thomas Aehford, wife of one of our esteemed and respected colored men, died here Thursday moiniug and was buried at five o'clock Thursday evening. -Mr.

E. N. Reesweber wishes to inform the public that he will i shortly receive a car of males and horses and requests those in need of mules and horses to wait and call on him before buying. HATS-- We have a large stock, we have the style, the quality and in fact, Hats for every body, we invite you to come and look at our stock, K. Schwartz Co.

Plantation For Sale. Forty Eight arpents of good land with 15 arpents of first year stubbles, near the St. John Refinery, for terms and I particulars address this office. If the road man who worked the 8 road from town to Parke had a harrow and a heavy roller to use upon the road he would have made a better job. As it is now, a big row of big clods have been piled in the center of the road, which should have been pulvarized before it was raised in the center.

a Home For Sale The property of Felix Bonin on Lewis street near Railroad. having 74 feet front I by 225 deep, house has 3 rooms, dinuinc room and kitchen, stable will sell for $750. Laizaire Bieuvenu. The pleasant purgative effect espsrienced by all who use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the healthy condition of the body and mind which they create, makes one feel Joyful. Sold by all druggists.

For sale-62 acres of eanudy land East side of the Bayou. mile from town at I $5 per acre, this is a fine tract of land see Laizaire Bienveuu, Kills A Murderer. A merciless murderer is Appendicitis with many victims. But Dr. King's New Life Hills kill it by prevention.

They gently stimulate stomach. liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that invites app.ondicitis, curing Coastipation. Headache. Billousness. Clills.

25 cents at all druggists. The Dollar A Day Pension. (N. O. Dailly States) It appears that during the last two or three years the Ohio Congressmen have been active in seeking to establish by an act of Congress what they call "the dollar a day ipension." Thie Democratic Congressmen from that State have vied with the Republican in urging a pension of $30 a month for every survivor of the Civil war who fought on the Union side.

and it was recently indorsed by the Ohio Democratic platform. The proposition was presented by a number of Grand Army Posts before the national encampment of the G. A. R. at Atlantic City, but it was rejected on the ground of the need of national economy.

The payment of $30 a mouth to every esurviving Federal veteran would mean an enormous addition to the annual expenditures of the national government, hence the, Grand Army of the Republic did well in declining to recommend it. Last year the United Sltates paid in pension $162,000,000, and the number of persons on the penusion rolls was 946,000, of whom 646,000 were classified as invalids, and 300,000 as widows, etc. An average of about 50,000 pensiouers are claimed by death every year, but the number of persons granted pensions by act of Congress or under Roosvelt's exeecutLve order was 46,0010 last year, and only onoe in thirty years has the number run under 30,000. The pension budget this year calls for $155,000,000 and while under the operation of present laws a decline of several millions may be looked for every year it will be a long time before the expenditure for pensions falls below 5100,000,000. Hoarseness in a child subject to croup is a sure iundication of the approach of the disease.

If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given at once or even after the croupy cough has appeared, it will prevent the attack. Contains no poison. Sold by all druggists. SUCCESSION SALE. In the matter of the Succession of tOZEME ROY Probate Docket No.

3369 of the Niueteenth Judicial District Court, Parish of St. Martin. State of Louisiana, United States of America of the ldependence of the Unitel States. By virtue of an ordtrr and a Comminsion from tlhe Honorable the Nineteenthl Judicial District Court in and for the Parish of St. Martin, State Louisianau.

to be dlirected, bearing date 4th 19U1). I will oiffer for sale or cause to be sold by ally tluly qualitled or authorized utflicer at public auction, to the last andl higlhest Ibilder, at the Court House door at St. Martinville, in the irst 'Ward of St. Martin, Louisiana, beginning at eleveil o'lock a. UonI Saturday the i8th day of November, A.

D. 19to to pav debts of tile said estates the folSlowing described property to-wit: 'lhat certain tract of laud with all tlhe improvements thereon ant appurtenances tlhereto belonglng, situated in tihe Perishl of St. Martin, Louisiana, meas uring one hundlred and twenty-fve arL pents iu superticial area. bounded on 1 the North by Rigubert Robin and Jean I Guilbeau, South by Bayou Portage, East by andl West by launds of the heirs of Deroneville Guidry and of Alcee Arunaud. Being the same preperty acquired by Oseme Roy from SDr.

A. C. Durio as per Coo. Deed recorded in the Clerk's oiHee of the Parish of St. Martin.

in Con. Book 69, Fol. 6 uInder No. Timeand conditiooe: ('Cal, MARIA HOLLIER, I Administratrix of tile Estate of Ozeme noy. Corn For Sale.

Persons needing Corn in small or large quantities should see me before buying elsewhere. I can supply them with good corn at moderate prices. Laizaire Bienvenu. BANK OF ST. MARTINVILLE, Capital, Surplus and Profits 863,000,00 Total Assets 8207,188,54 Makes loans at 8 per cent.

discount. Pays 4 per cent. interest on time Deposits, and 3 per cent. interest on Savings Deposits. HAS BEST FACILITIES TO ACCOMMODATE ITS CUSTOMERS Try An Accouht With This Bank DUCHAMP DCUREST A complete stock of Agricultural Implements.

Oliver Chilled Plow The best on the market, None to compete with it. Every agricultural tool you may need, we have it. WE WANT YOUR GEORGE GREIG CO Dealers ROUGH AND DRESSED CYPRESS 8 PINE LUMBER Subash, Laths, Doors, Biads, Shlngles, Mouldlng and Brclrks PRICES ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY Yard Next To Railroad.