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THE WEEKLY MESSENGER,
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTIN(; G JUSTICE TO ALL SBSCRIPTrrIos $1,00 PER ANNUM
VOLUME XXVII. ST. MARTINVILLE, LA., SEPTEMBER 21, 1912. NUMBER 30
AN TI = LIE_
ANTI - LICE KILLS CHICKEN
LICE OR ANY KIND OF LICE
1-2 Bottle 15 cents makes 7 gallons.
Dip the chickens in this solution and
spray or sprinkle hen house.
Sold under guarantee
T. J. LAB E
) Ii. . FOURNIET,
) Wholesale and Commission,
) Rail Road Avenue,
) 5T. MARTINVILLE, LOUISIANA.
Dl)o not b,,rrow your neighbors paper this year, subscribe
for it yourself, it cost so little, $1.oo for the wiholc sear .. ..
BANK OF ST. MARTINVILLE
Capital, Surpuls and Profits $66,849,85
Total Assets - - $276,409,67
MakAe loans at 8 per cent. discount. Pays 4
per cent. Interest on time deposits, and 3 per
cent. interest on savings deposits. ::.
HAS BEST FAUILITIES TO A M000MODATE ITS CUSTOMERS.
TRY AN A00COUNT WITH THI8 BANK.
Fire lusuaance Agent represents
Laizaire Bienuven, Good Fr s,a.,.= . co..m.._..
End of Chapter One.
Senator Henri L. Ousydau, who
was defeated by Senator elect R..
F. Broussard in the race for Con
gross in the Third District, made
the following statement yesterday:
"It goes without saying that I
shall support Congressman and
Senator elect Broussard as the con.
gressional nominee of the Demo
cratic party in November.
"Someone has said, "This defeat
is the beginning of victory two1
years hence. At least, I feel t hat
way. I have just had pitted against 4
me a United States Senator elect
and twelve would be candidates
for Congress. The odds were too
great, but in 1914 there will be no
such eventuality possible.
"1 wish to thank all those who
voted for me, and to tell them now,
as well as all the people of the
Third Congressional District, that
they will have an opportunity in
two years of saying whether they
wish me to succeed Broussard or
prefer someone else. In the mean
time, we shall rest from congres
sional politics in the Third Dis
trict for two years. Let us all get
together to assist Broussard and
the other Louisiana Senators and
Representatives in defending on
gar, rice and the other industries
of the State, that they may be de
veloped to their fullest extent. I
am now going back to Gueydan to
assist in the great awakening which
is taking place in South Louisiana.
-Times.Democrat.
Arnaudville was the birt place
on this branch road to make a
shipment of cotton, having ship
ped fourteen bales last Sunday.
lhe cotton crop around that place
is said to be fair.
Including postulants, there are
in the United States today more
than fifty-six thousand Catholic
nuns. They conduct 700 scads.
miss for girls, 285 orphan asylums,
100 homes for the aged, 300 hos
Iitals, several hundred insane and
founding asylums, pruotectories,
reformatories, parish schools, etc.,
in th,. ,'ountry. The first body of
jnls to establish themselves in
America were the English Carme
lites, a small hand of whom came
fir Holland in 1790. - States.
Few. if any. mildicines, have' met with
tlhi uniform suences that has attended t
Ithie Iseof t'hanimberlain's Colir. Cholera
anl Il iaurhoess Remedy. "iThe reImarkabtle
c'ur.es of rclic and diarrhieuw which it his
",fl, ctet illn Hlillmt every lneiguIhorhliu "
have given it ai wide repiutatiion. For
.Iise bly all Iiruggitt.'.
DIED.
Sunday Iiglht at midnight, Mr.
11\eliflted I,tier dlied at tihe horne
6,f his mnother, Mrs. Felix Potlir,
lIere, at the age of 35 years and 7
Hu was buried at five o'clock
Mnutlay evening from the Catho
lic church.
Uncle Ezra Says
'It den't take more'u a gill uv etfort to
git folk lonto a peak of trouble" and a
little' neglect of countipation, hiliou.
nles, indigestion or olther liver derange- I
melt will do the same. If ailing, take
Dr. Kiing'c New Life Pills for quick re
slts. Easy. safe. sure. and only 27ie at
all drnuggists.
iii
Duchamp Hardware
ompany -i
a Use Snow Drift Hydrated Lime a
has no lumps and does not injure the plant. Will 1
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positively kill all worms and insects.
ONE WAY COLONIST RATES
SOLD BY 1T1
AL IFORNIA
AND THE WEST
VIA
SOU .THERN P71A IFIE
September 25 to October io, 1912
S$37.5NE FOM ST. ARTIIOONIST RATLE
Through Trains, No Change
Oil burning locnmotiv-e, electric block signals, tourist sleep.
or., obair cars and cu.,,ciue, diniug car service best in world
ft fA fll iam ay t a Fey O u , a r Nsi
J. H. R. PARSONS, A. G. LITTLE,
an. PaDs., At.. Ouw am Di. Pea. Art. Lake OaW.M
"TIE l.SOU' SOOKAES LE COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS."
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Should be given the best tranlrg to pre
pare them for success in busiaess.
Personal Instruction. Pree Employ
ment Department. Complete College
Bank. College Store and Wholesak
Offices.
No misrepresentations to secure stu
dents. Through the success of it
32000 former students. Soule College
is recognised everywhere as. a Wide
Awake. Practical. Popular and Suc
cessful school.
O<O. SIOLt & SoS.
at FOR SALE
too arpents of Sandy Land, with improvements
thereon, situated near S. P. Main line.
~ mile from Duchamp Station
Smile from Cade
- mile Ifrom Smedes Refinery.
For particulors apply to
SE. A. MARAIST,
Will sell on terms. St. Martinville, La.
