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Wheeekly Messenger,PUBLINHPID TVF ,IA I 1 V AlST. MARTIINVIILLE. LA.\

ALBERT BIENVENULAIZAIE bIENVLENU jD i,

School Board Othici 0 Journ:LlSubscriptlon 1 O a ye i , . vava i

SATURDAl , Oct. 20 , 1917

Died At 102 Years.Alphonse P'inaud. colored. died

here Wednesday night, and his ageis said to be 102 years. 1ie w~:sburied from the Catholie CutLrciaThursday eveninlg.

The members of the ibear uian-ters Club, full nlmeubershil oniihand, left Sunday for the woo LdI itheir annual bear hunt.--There was no school 'Wetdn-is

day o:: ccount of it being regis-tration day for women. The (1 -vernor having declhtred the day alegal one.

Monday Deputy Shieriff AlbertlDaspit took Daniel l'iterreo i,-ton Rouge to serve 17 years ill iepen for burglary, andi Tool, ),u-cet 7 years for cattle stulian.They are both colo,red.

The weather was cloudy all t11,.week and every day our pp"1, !have been hoping for rain thal dillnot come It is two montrhs s lll'(ewe had the last ruin and ev.rv-thing is dry.How much do you lohve your r'u(try measured by Lil.,rty I:Ptls',

TRADEOTMARK"Gold Bond"Clothes answerthe economyproblem of todayfor young men andmen,because they possess all thatcan be had in

Quality,Style andTailoringdemanded by good dress-ers at prices ranging from

$15 to $25tThe manufactu:erstands behind c:chpurchase. A "GoldBond" certificateof guarantee in thepocket of each gar-ment.Come and inspect " /the m a t . . ...Copyright, Milton Ochs & Co.K.SCHWARTZ,The Popular Store.

LOCAL NEWS.. ihI ,,.- f ur,.I,. .,. i, t ve1nu.\ ,.,, h t,,,h wind came upon

u. i riubl l;,,co ing.M1b. t .,,I ( atdetnal of Newit I .I,isitingerehis

.1 . L,,i-. (Olivier of Lake(i'hari'- , v;u on a visit here this

, ...- .,,hn l;tessr and (has.(i ut tI., t lr t Arthur, Texas,

_er'ttit It' tits t'et k.I i ) t r'ilitl" Albert Daspit

took E't:.h.u, ti i;ry to Jacksonh n-llt Ai,3 ltull this wee.

I;uymle a lLi .rty Bond ,s a pro.nIL,. tt yt~,ti .If to save your mo-

J1,r. AIrmI fi'h ludeaux died att,, Ltuiur ' il otiula Lake W ed-n1-.d.y at Ili a. -44years, and was

lurl ntLIt it iI I rlitoay mornll ing.ir atis tJuerest. Jr., Mrs.L. L, 'iu, , tid iisses lPaolaF"LcIt I li, ( larwite Letlanc made

Aud ull tr, t, lcltl ne last tlunday.

Ti,,. !;, it!., t St . arfi villh willrecci\a uLr, r tur Liberty bondsfor our~pphle treLt of all charges.Ju.t Lhl. Ir " lliici tiLon with th elhank.

li-s iyrtll, S,.u:ir was giver a,urn i.- l,,n ty T 'sdaly night, inhonor ,f h,.r liftt..ntnh birthday,and all prts lut had a very delight-Ilulilnlt.)ne rat x\tll ait or lspoil -4 bushels,f grain nI;,ar. It 'costs$2 or $3Syetar to ftti- i rat on your place.

Death of a Child of Mary.--- o--

l'otributad. .Last Thursday morning the sadnews was flashed to us that NoelieBi,.nvenu was dead. She had beenin ew )rleans for sometimes un-dergoing medical treatment butthe news of her death was so sud-den that the whole communitywas shocked

Noelie or Lilly. as her friendscalled her was a daughter of Mr.U'lysse Bienvenu and a member ofthet largest family in this town.She was a home loving girl andafter the death of her mother,which occured quite a number ofyears ago, with the help of an old-er sister, took entire charge of alarge family. She was noted forher sunny disposition and herreadiness to help the needy.

The body arrive from New Or-leans by way of New Iberia anda large number of friends and re-latives were at the depot to ac-company the body home.

At eight o'clock Friday morningthe Children of Mary society, ofwhich she had been a member forover fifteen years assembled at theCovenit, and all dressed in whitewith veil and blue ribbon of thesociety, and proceeded to the homeof the deceased. At nine o'clockthe funeral procession slowly wen-ded its way to church, six Child.drew --f Mary acting as pall-bearerand the rest following two by two.Then came the large concourse offriends and relatives. She wasburied at a Solemn High Mass atwhich the whole town was presentto render their last tribute to thedeceased. Father Peeters assistedby Father Beauvain conducted thefuneral services During the cere-mony Fater Peeters rendered amost beautiful and touching eulo-Ly, praising the deceased and in-spiring all those present by his,loilunence and his sincerity.

After the impress:ve ceremonyat churlch they procleded to the:rave yard when she was buriedill the family vault.She ay within the light of (;odLike a Ihlb upon the breast%\ere the wicked cease fromtroublingAnd the weary are at rest.

Married3Mr..lulian Savoy and Miss Camille Honin were married at the('atholic Church here Wednesday

nigllt by Father Peeters. Mr. andilrs. Savoy will reside in the coun-try, near Catahoula lake.8100 REWARD SlooTih-enal r, of this papsr will Is pllrasto,earn that there, i4 t nleatun dread

otl i~di, e t'te cthie'i Iare has b(eZ able ulc;re Im all itt etages atidhat ic catarrh.Cata ri beinig rmaatly influenced Iyor'stitlutiLone l coulditionjequires con--titlitioalla tre.atmlellt. Hall's Catarrhd:licies lakuni internally antd arts

tll tiht Bitt oRictdhlm ti,oue SumIfacesf he)bt-niha-rtl,Vleatrayillghefolllatiu of the lihsm'aas, givilug thepatient strengthi b billding lip thierustitution aI'assistrimig nlature in do-iag ts work. ''hl proc i, tors has at,mii(di faith in its *'urtirve p,,ere ofaIll's C'alarrl M Ielicins that tIhey offerain liItdred Icll;ir for ai y ra**t thait ail-o re, >,ld for list of testi-aoniials. Ahie,. F. J. CIIENhIT & Cii.loledo.ha... h blly all nriugig t, 7.,t

Whilh the President is regula-ng the industries of the countryewish hlie would take over th enillinery business. Our wife's hatillame in the other day.The season for deer hunting isow open until January 20, 1918.

f you find yourself running shortf meat, go out and kill a deer forhe family larder. You are enti--led to five during the season.--Too many things we wait forre not worth the delay. L

Bank of St. Martinville -will receive orders for

SLiberty Bondsfor our people free of our charges.Just file your application with the -Bank.

Quarterly Report of Treasurer of School FundsST. MARTIN PARISH, LOUISIANA.

RECEIPTS DURING QUARTERBal on hand July 1, 1917, (Beginuing of Quarter) $2214.17Municipal appropriation................. .90Rent of school lands..... "'............. 40.00Loans ................................ 4000.00Sale of farm products.................... 71.35Mimeo work done ....................... .50Total receipts during quarter .................... 4112.75Total, (balance and receipts) .................... $6326.92GRAND "'OTAL ............................. $6326.92

DISBURSEMENTS DURING QUARTERSalary of white teachers ................. 8724.67Salary of colored teachers............... 4000Salary of janitors ..................... 162.50Salary of superintendent ................. 457.50Salary of assistant and Look keeper ....... 172.50Office expenses(postage, stationery, tele. etc 86.47Premiumn on superintendent's bond ....... 40.00Printing and advertising ................ 7.50Mileage and per diem of board members... 93.60Traveling expqnses ..................... 59.00School building rent.................. 200.00School building-furnishings .............. 100.20Fuel, lights and water ................. ,. 15.00Transfer wagon-operating expenses ....... 32.67Agriculturl farm-seed, labor, etc ......... 234.21Domestic sBience supplies ................ .20Interest on loans..................... 260.00Drayagez atid esprebs .................... 1.20Short course ........................... 64.24To draw up leases and recording same..... 10.00B. B. H. S. special fund ............... 169.35Incidental fees refunded................. 67.51Total disbursements during quarter ...... $.2998.32Balance, close of quarter ................ $3328.60(;GRAND TOTAL ...................... 86326.92AFFIDAVIT

Personally Came and Appeared before me, the under-signed authority F. O. Chavez, Treasurer of &.hool Fundsfor the Parish of St. Martin, who being duly sworn, deposesandi says: That the statement herein given is a true pre.sentation of balances and all receipts and all disbursemenlsduring the quarter ending September 30, 1917, and that theaccompanying vouchers submitted are correct and valid,to the best of his knowledge and belief.

F. O. CHvvBz,Treasurer of School Funds.

Sworn to and subs'ribed before me, this 12 day of Oc-tober 1917.F. Z. PowERn,

Notary Public.

Attention Ilave you anything for sale, such as Farms,lules, Horses, Cows, Automobiles, in factuything, list same with me at once.AIZAIRE BIENVENU, Real Estate Agt.