7/29/2019 Cadians of the Teche Country 1907

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SEPCIAL REDUCED PRICESOn The Following Articles At

ROUSS RACKET STOREMen's, Ladies' and Children's low cu t SHOES, Ladies hats,Ladies skirts and waists. Men's summer pants, men'ssummer underwear. Ladies' under vest. Sheets and

pillow cases, Etc.J. J. UESS - - - PROPRIETOR.~Si~;~"S~rS~T~~S"X~,~~S~Z'~S'T9

There is nothing more indicative of honestmethods and honest goods than the : :

GROWTH O FA BUSINESS

that's cold facts, and that'swhat speaks in the case of.....A. C.SKILESTHE LUMBERMAN3 Big YardsOPELOUSASSVille Platte Church Point

S GOLBERT DEVILLE, Manager GEO. VIDRINE, ManagerAll doing business on the same square,progressive methods, with the bestgoods at the most reasonable prices,and with the best and largest stockof any establishment of its kind inSouthwest Louisiana.

ROUGH AND DRESSEDLumber--Cypress an d Pine--Shingles, Laths, Blinds,Moulding, Cabinet Mantel and Tiling, Sewer Pipes,Lime, Brick, Cement, Acme Plaster Cement--in factthere is nothing in that line that can't be found there.

A Screened House, screened with*....WHEELER SCREEN....Is one of the luxuries of the age. It not only insures solidcomfort, but acts as a sentinel against the many diseasescommunicated through the agency of flies and mosquitoes.

A. C. SKILESThe LumbermanI . -ammm

ABOUT OPELOUSAS FOLKS.Items From Other Papers About

People We Know.Franklin Banner-Mr. Archie Smithhas been absent this week in Opelousasand other points on business.Marksville News-Miss Mollie Swart-zenburg, returned home in the earlypart of the week from Opelousas whereshe spent several weeks.Napoleonville Pioneer-Mr. and Mrs.Chas. Heno, Miss Pearl Falteman andMr. Theodore Delaune returned from avery pleasant trip to Grand Isle.Crowley Signal-Mrs. M. M. Hayes, ofOpelousas, is visiting friends in Crowley..... Miss Gertie Sandoz, of Opelousas, isvisiting friends in Crowley.... Miss MayChachere is in Opelousas visiting rela-tives and friends.... Mrs. Martin J. An-drus and daughter, Annie Pauline andlittle son are in Opelousas.... Mrs. F. L.Chachere and son and Miss MayThomasson of Opelousas, are visitingrelatives in Crowley....Dr. H.Chachereleft on the O. G. &N. E. road for a busi-ness visit to Opelousas.Alexandria Town-Talk-Mrs. I. W.Sylvester and children who were spend-ing some time in North Carolina, arenow at Bay St. Louis spending a fewweeks before returning to their homein this city.... Miss Hortense Godchauxleft yesterday for her home in BigCane, La., after a visit of a few days toMrs. M. Heyman....Miss Eflie Littellof Opelousas who has been the guest ofMrs. M. A. Sylvester, on Fifth street re-turned home yesterday.... Miss Ger-trude Perkins, a charming young belleof Opelousas, after spending a few dayswith her cousin, Mrs. A. O. Patureau,returned to her home today, much tothe regret of her many friends and ad-mirers.

Ask your Merchant or Druggist forPanthol.PRESS EXPRESSIONS.

Interesting Editorial CommentFrom State Papers.

"CLEAN POLITICS."St. Francisville True-Democrat: Theladies of St. Mary have hung out the"23" sign for Sanders. Well, didn't he"skiddoo" from there once before?

"FARMER" WILKINSON.Shreveport Times: When colonelWilkinson comes back to North Louis-iana he will probably explain to thepoor cotton grower, who doesn't knowwhat a bounty is except from havinghelped to pay it, just how he was bene-fited by contributing to the bounty thatthe Colonel once enjoyed as a sugargrower.THE "THIRD HOUSE."Plaquemine South: There is much

railroad legislation needed in this State.The railroads have always maintaineda strong lobby at Baton Rouge duringthe sessions of the Legislature. Thisnecessary legislalure will never besecured as lohg as this railroad lobbyOperates. ''Thieynowthat when San-ders is Governor he will put them outof business. There is every reason whythe lobbyists and heir relatives shouldoppose Sanders..TASTREiHSKI ON HIGH PLANE.Mansfield Journal: Matters politicalhave been rather quiet in the State forthe past week. Candidates Sanders andWilkinson have not said harsh thingsof each other and their organs have set-tled down for a long, hard struggle.Meantime General Jastremski has laidlow, conscious of the fact that Jastrem-ski stock was rising. It is fair to pre-dict that, unless his opponents occupythe high plane that the general will, hisstock will continue to rise.

AT THE SHRINE OF BULL-MEAT.Crowley Signal: There seems to be atendency on the part of some of thepoliticians to side-step the joint debate,on the ground that too much personalfeeling Is engendered. One of the ad-vantages of the joint debate is that itgives a rest to the consciences of thosewhose business it is to estimate thenumber of enthusiastic adherents whoswarmed in to absorb barbecued bull-meat and swear eternal allegiance-tobarbecued bull-meat.HAIL, CESARB!Whitecastle Castilian: The fellowswho are talking so glibly about the

lining up of Congressman Broussard.for Wilkinson and who are saying thathe will add no strength to the candidacyof that gentleman, evidently have noidea of the great ove of the Cadians ofthe Teche country for "Coozan Bob." Itis claimed that he is related to nine outof every ten men in that section, andthat they will come pretty near doinganything he advises them to do.Cahahin sells Panthol for sick room

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