The Crowley Signal from Crowley, Louisiana • Page 2

Saturday. March 26, iSyi THE CROWLRY SIGNAL We are bound to get your if vou will -ive us a trial. 11 you win business want to 1.11-nn,r;. counts it seems they had a most enjoyable time. The Crowley Signal is an educator all along the line.

No reader can be without it without some benefit it he uses the information, imparted in its columns. Bill Nye. ake the trade buying ot Diseases of Women A full Hue of Shirt Waists Just received. Barbara, called on Mrs. Geo.

Lotz one day last week. I Irish potatoes early planted are doing well and have a good stand. Misses Kosie and Marie Schultz were visiting in Eunice last Thursday. The Misses Annie and Marie Lotz were visiting in Eunice last Friday. Oats are also doing remarkably well 1 owing to the warm spring weather we have, and are improving rapidly.

The farmers are taking advantage of i the good weather the past week acd are making rapid progress with their break-1 ing laud for rice and cor t. Some of our farmers have planted corn while others are ready to plant. All our corn planters have used fertilizers for their corn crop and they will reaiie the benefit. Nothing like fertilizing land especially for corn, if you want to obtain a good crop. i Ben Hub.

Special Inducements on Flour are in almost every case caused by Lick of blood rnd the weakness resulting therefrom. You can escape We will furnish you the means. us penn SABATIER BRO. This week only. Another car of Chntttpion Fertilizer to arrive this week.

Place vour order with us and secure what you will Your entire system will become strong and well, you will cast off all Nervousness, Backache, Dyspepsia, General Debility, Chills and Fever and the thousand-and-one ailments weak women are heir to if you will use Dr. Barter's Iron Tonic Read this from one who has suffered as you are suffering. She has been cured and knows whereof she writ-s: Jetersville. Virginia. March 16.

Gentlemen Will you r-leas snJme r. Haner's lr.n Tonic. car. heanilv recommend it as a ci re fr iif Women. It ha c.

rrflfrielv cureJ me. I had been ailr.jf for ve.irs ari one bottle lr. Harter's Iron Tonic maJe me ell and Mr rg. I want this bottle for a friend. Mhi.

T. K. hSKoWN. need J. A.

Furniture Anything in the Furniture line dupli-3 cated at New Orleans prices. FULL STOCK in ALL LINES Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is the greatest" known blood purifier and health builder. Sold everywhere. Sample dose of Dr.

Harter's Little Liver Tills and Bock of Dreams mailed free. Ad drew HARTER, Dayton. 0. Dr. Harter'a Little lArtr Pllla do th bnnlneaa.

ALL AROUND THE PARISH. News It Picked l'p by poadeats. Sigaal Corrcs- Raj Be Drops. M. Straw rode over to Crowley on Mon lay.

Dr. A. O. Clark, ot Ridge, was over on Monday. Ben Harrell drove over to Crowley on Sunday.

B. and C. Besse drove over to Crowley on Sunday. C. Holt made his usual visit to on last Sunday.

t. L5. Cutting, ot Jennings, was in town on Wednesnay. 1 Bed Room Suits. $11.00 up Bureaus and Dressers 5.00 up Washstands 1.25 up Rockers 1.00 up Safes 2.50 up Cradles 1.50 up Extension Tables 3.75 up i 11 1 were the guests of Miss Dora Wim- bcrly on last Saturday and Sunday.

On last Saturday while at work on the Oudin annex. F. Carlin, a carpen- ter, lost his balance and fell a distance of about twenty teet. He was carried home in an unconscious state." Dr. M.

A. Young was called who pronounced the wounds painful but not necessarily dangerous. At the time of this writing Mr. Carlin was doing well. Through the kindness ot Father Branche the farmers were asked to bring small quantities of the various seeds they intended to plant, to have them blessed at early mass St.

Joseph's day. With the drouth and the pest of chinch bugs existing this last season, it was thought to be wise to ask the Almighty to spare us from a repetition of our misfortunes of the last year. A ana me visiting ciergy, who so wuungiy and zealously aided our Rev. Father in makinf thi feast surh a success. returned home with verv rleasact memories of our feast, and say that the example set our men is certainly (edifying.

The following fathers were present and deserve the special thanks of the congregation of St. Joseph's church. Bollard, ot Lafayette, Peters, of Jennings, Geens, of Crowley, and of bt Martinsville Reporter. Faacaer. Dingott Schultz went to Eunice last Monday on a business trip.

Mrs. Christ Ruppert and daughter. Iron Beds and Baby Carriages a specialty. Call and inspect our stock. H.

Chaohere Co: Success is the reward of merit" not of assumption. Popular appreciation is what tells in the long run. For fifty years, people have been using Ayer's Sarsaprilla, and today it is the blood-purifier most in favor with the public. Ayer's Sarsaprilla cures. Midland.

Mrs. Abel Blackburn has been ill this week. Johnie Myrs came up from Gueydan on business last week. Mr. Bradley is making improvements on some lots at Midland.

Cole Bros, were drawing seed rice from Crowley last Saturday. Louis Deputy has been having some seed rice shipped up from Gueydan. Mr. Roderique, of Crowley, has accepted a position in J. Kolitz' business houoe.

The tamily of E. B. Holbrook and J. P. Hovt were off on a visit the first of the week.

Mrs. R. Davenport's mother from Bowling Green, is visiting her this week. Mr. and Mrs.

C. II. Cowen, son and daughter attended church in Crowley last Sunday. It is wonderful to note the amount of machinery coming into Southwest Louisiana this year. The pile driving gang has been doing some work on the Southern Pacific at this point this week.

-Miss Frances Beard and mother, of Mennentau, were callers at Mrs. Philander Cole's Tuesday. Mr. Crooker, from Ebenezer, was calling at J. P.

Hoyt's and E. B. Hol-brook's last Wednesday. Albert de Montluzin, ot Crowley, went through here last Tuesday, having been to Mermentau on business. D.

LeBlanc's ball was well attended last Saturday night. People gathered from Crowley and Mermentau. Ulyses Duhon has added a corn mill to his rice mill, and is prepared to grind corn, cob and all tor feed. W. H.

Foster, representing the Southern Nursery of Winchester, was taking orders in this vicinity last week. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Eugene Bar-nett and Clarence Barnett came up from Gueydan Saturday, and visited over Sunday at Mrs. R.

Davenport's. Several cars ot brick and machinery have been sidetracked here for the large canal going on the bayou Cjueue-de-Tortue, of which A. Kaplan, of Crowley, is manager. 9 Since the sad affair that occurred last week of Jesse Myers Attempt at suicide, and the temporary fits of insanity since, it was deemed necessary to have him taken to Crowley. Sheriff Lyons came out, and he was taken to that city Monday.

Pelican. Wfcitehoase. Alixe Langley went to Riverside Monday. Francois Bergone left Mamou Tuesday for Roanoke. Vincent Hebert will plant rice under the pump this year.

Leonce Hebert is working on the canal now with his team. Vincent Hebert went to Whitehouse Wednesday on business. L. Hebert, bought a mare the other day, paying S70 for it. Mrs.

Donlauis Gary visited her daughter at Whitehouse Wednesday. The young ladies and gentlemen of Whitehouse had only three or four balls since lent began. I hey dance every chance they get. Results. From a letter written by Rev.

J. Gundtr-man, of Dimondale. we are permitted to make this extract: "I have no hesitation in recommending Vt. Kings New Discovery, as the results almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives Junction she was broush' down Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe.

Ter rible paroxvsms of cougning wouia last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could iMfm- fnend recommended W- King New Discovery; it w-s quick in its work and highly satisfactory in results." Trial boffins Lee at Dr. R. R. Lyons' drug store. Regular size 50c.

and 00 Card of Thanks. I desire to return my sincere thanks to the citizens of Crowley and Acadia parish ior their generous patronage in the past, and would announce to them that I have on hand, and am constantly receiving the very best brands of liquors, wines and cigars, which will be sold in quantities to suit purchases. Nothing but the very best kept in my house, and polite treatment given to all customers. L. A.

McKinnon, i-tf Proprietor Magnolia Saloon. Rice. Whv pay from to S3 per bbl for seed rice, when we will sell you the! very best grades of Honduras seed rice free from red, at from 54.50 to $5.00. 46-tf Carver Bros. TO CI A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Tike Laiative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Dsjtitists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 75c. Dr. Sylvester's stock medicines for all diseases horses, mulss and cows are heir to.

At Dr. H. Cachere s. 4-i3t Mrs. G.

A. Crooker, of rowley, special ceremony was gone through for visited in town Sunday. this purpose, and it is to be hoped that P. F. Besse is having his residence the Almighty will grant us this greatly treated to a coat of paint.

needed favor. Geo. A. Caillouet, of Lafayette, was St. Joseph's day, March 19, wa3 a among us on Wednesday and Thursday, great day for the male Catholics of the O.

A. Clark, of Ridge, was shaking Farish of Rayne. Last Friday over hands with friends on our streets Wed- 400 hundred men came to an early nesday. mass an made thesr lenten duties, going to confession and receiving the The e.ghteen-horned cow was ex- sacramtnt cf the Ho, Eu. hib.ted our town Tuesday and ed-; charist wM inJeed a pleasant sight Ees to behold 400 men, men only, in the Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Chappuis, of church at that early hour, all there to Crowley, visited relatives in our city give positive proof ot their loyalty to Wednesday. I their faith. Rev. Father Branche Miss Therisa and Clara Delgaido, of deserves special praise in making St.

Crowley, were on a visit tr Miss A. 1 Joseph's day such a success ia his par-Bull on Sunday evening. ish, a day long looked for by his A. McBnde and wife left for a visit to parishoners'. Very few churches relatives on Saturday last, Mr.

Mc-' the state of Louisiana have such Bride returning oa Monday. elaborate programs as our church here I art nnw prprtinor larcro ctaf.Tp onnnclfn t-U "'---T -fry ujujih. lylUW iai- riage Works where I will have a large stock of 3iissouri Work Horses and Mules, together with good Driving and Saddle Horses after Tan 10 Eaaice Motes. J. A.

Rogers went down to Crowley on Monday's train. Frank Garrould was trading in Eunice last Wednesday. J. P. Bult and J.

H. Pearce went out on a fishing expedition Tuesday. Albert Weil has moved into the cottage owned by Tony Wilfert. Feat Bergeron and family, of Iota, visited his father Friday and Saturday. Miss Bettie Sanders, of Pearceville, spent Sunday with Miss Fannie Rogers.

C. J. Sanders, of Lafayette, and J. Miller, of Iota, dined with J. 11.

Pearce Saturday. Frank Williams, of Mamon Prairie, purchased seed rice lor planting here Saturday. Misses Hattie Dezauche and Hattie Crawford visited Mrs. Dr. Lewis Thursday evening.

Rev. Porter preached for us Sunday at 4 p. ard also Sunday night. Attendance was very good. Count Di Brazza in company with the Countess Di Brazza cama in on last Wednesday's train returning the same day.

C. C. Duson, Rodney Duson, and Misses May Knickerbocker and Mamie Duson, cf Crowley, accompanied the Count and Countess on their visit to Eunice. Jessie and Arthur Sanders were fishing Saturday over at Mr. Fruge's lake in Mamou.

They report having caught a fine lot of trout, -some of the fish being over a foot long. Miss Geneveve Smith came up to Eunice Friday, returning with her papa to Crowley expecting to meet her aunt there, Mrs. Albert Smith.who has been spending sometime in Houston. The ladies and gentlemen have organized a reading circle. At present they number about sixteen.

Such an institution is generally interesting and proves to be beneficial when all exert the right spirit. I wish them success. Lone Star. Women are more cunning than men in concealing gray and baldness, and are wiser in selecting antidotes. Hall's Hair Renewer is a favorite with them.

Lake Arthar. Fox and wife went to Jennings Tuesday. D. Hubert went to Jennings Saturday on business. Mrs.

E. L. Lee and Mrs. Will Lee, of Jennings, were in town Friday. Chas.

Burner is doing carpenter work at Lowrey. It will soon be a town. Will Lovell and wife are very low with typhoid fever at their home near Highland. W. W.

Welsh, assistant cashier in the First National Bank and a worthy young man of Lake Charles, was a visitor at Dr. Miller's Sunday. May. There is no reason why cne should have a cough any length cf time. All that is needed to allay soreness of the throat or to free the bronchia! tubes from irritating mucus is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.

It is a wonderful cough-cure, and should be in every medicine-chest. Battle. Gay Mullican vtent to Eunice Friday. Mrs. Paul Fusilier, of Pearceville, was here Thursday.

Charles Schamber made a flying trip to Pearceville Thursday. Grandma Schamber and F. X. Ben-nen were at Eunice Monday. Mrs.

Eli Lantley, of Feotou, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. F. Schamber, this week. Another week of favorable weather and the farmers will have considerable farm work done.

Prof. H. II. Rediich ad wire, of j-Gua. Sunday with L.

F. Schamber and family. Ed. Marsh, of Jennings, was here Saturday, and bought two loads of seed rice from Dell Stephens, Grandma Charles Fusilier, of Serpent, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.

L. F. Schamber, this week. I Del! Marsh and Laurence Figeron, of lenninog. attended the dance at Frank Stephens' Saturday night.

Messrs. Sta? an Sloane, of Crowley, were here" Thursday, and favored ycur senbe with a pleasant call. J. B. Huees.

mail contractor, of Cartville, was here Saturday to sublet route No. 4936-2 from Basile to White-house. There was another one of those pleasant bops at the home of Frank Sfe-phens Saturday night. From all ac examine my animals. up i nwip DEALERS NLW AND A Manufacturers Miss Dot a Wimberly who is teaching at the Bergeron school came in on a visit to her parents on Saturday.

G. Haines, the young butcher at Richard's meat market, was confined to his bed the fore part of this week. Judge E. O. Bruner has added two beautiful buggies to his livery stable, these the Judge says he will keep for you and your's.

The Ravne Gin ran for the last time this season on last Saturday. About 1500 bales were ginned this year. This bespeaks much for the management. Miss Francis Riley, of Crowley, Miss Miss Birdie McCord, of New Iberia, and Miss Jose Smith, of Church Point, rs. I f.

,1, 4 The bet tent-dies fo 1 I Dr. STOCK hens' Irrigating Pump and Cotton Presses Ants for Chandler 0 Taylor Engines, Estimates Famished Doners ana SYLVESTER'S MEDICINES, to S. Peters'andTj Dame Sts OELEA3STS, T. A. Lackey West.

ted IN rrirWHTWirr irTi of the. 3aw Hills. Vacr wo New Iberia La. insurance FOR VAL, cf London; r. of America; ML, of New York 1 AMK ivn 1 Jtl vNw 4.

f- if Xi ft 1 tyjj, ill 1 1 Pr. Silvester's Specific for Bots, Colic and Tympanites. Dr. Sylvester's Condition Powders keep your sink in 5001I order an! increases the appetite. Dr.

Sylvester's Liniment cures Bruises, Sprains ant! C'ts. Dr. Silvester's Hoof Oil cures Foot Evil and Diseases of the Hoof. Dr. Sylvester's Blister, to blister stock vben required.

Dr. Silvester's Healing Ointment for SaMle Calls. Sore Shoulders and Screw Worms. Dr. Sylvester's Chill and Fever Kemetly cures Coughs.

Cold, Distemper, Pneumonia and Lung Fever. Dr. Sylvester's Constipation Cures Constipation. Dr. Sylvester's Founder Cure cures Founder.

Dr. Sylvester's Cholera Cure fr Chickens a sure cure for Chicken Cholera. Dr. Sylvester's Vermifuge for Dogs cures Worms in Dogs. Dr.

Sylvester's! Podtrochine cures Lamenessand Gallinj of all kintls. OFFICE MD WORKS: Welsh's Sale Stable Horses, Males and Beeves All other Live Stock for sale or trade, at prices and ej sy terms. 411 Stock On raatccd to be Represeted One tqnre west ot J. D. Maiks" store.

Crpwley, Loaitiaaa BOHRDINC STHBLG6 WOOD foot or stove lengths, for sale cheap. HCK AND EXRRF.SS LINE have jun bren purchased whirh run to a I parts of Crowley. Leave all order at stable, where they will be promptly attended to. ij Established 1846 111 3 HOME, of New Orleans; ROYAL, of Liverpool; HARTFORD, of Hartford, PHCENIX. of Hartford, HAMEtRG BREMEN, ot Germany Representing Over Cor.

Lafayette and S. Peter, Sts. 7,3 USHETW I HORSES. MILES. COWS.

thedic.i DOGS and CHICKENS has discovered w'w. DUSON Keai Lstaie. Ckowlet. Sept. 9, S.

Aarons. New Orleans Dear Sir in regard to your inquiry pertaining to Dr. Sylvester SpeciCc -r hots. and in Horses. Miles and Ct'ws.

we can cheeiful state that it is the best remedy ti we have ever used in our Hes. We cse this Ta.uable rem-ed" cn enr plirtatien. where we have a hundred mutes, and have not lost a smg'e case, recommend this valuable remedy to ethers. Very tru'v yours. V.

YV. Dt so A Br. Cfcacherie's Dr-g Store, Crowley, 14 OSceof j. CASTEX. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, biu es.

Hats, and General Plantation Supplies. Mekwkhtav. March 31, S. Aarons, New Orlear.s Dear Sir--I cheerfully testify 0 the merits of Or. Sylvester's Specitic for Bots.

Cclic and Tympanites in srses. Males and Cows. an invaluable remedy 1 se1' same and have used it re peatedlv with great snccess. and consider it to be the best I ever t-'sed. acting quickly and prompt PARLOR SALOON.

K. V. ew l-i ines, Liouors. I scars and Tobacco. CucwLfY.

La April 13. isos. S. Aarons. Neve Dear Sir 1 cheerfully testify to the merit of Ir.

Sylvester's for Bots.C ic and Tympanies in Horses. Mules and Cow. I had a horse wuti a severe case cf spasmodic colic. 1 considered it one of the worst cases 1 ever seen. nd aiter t'vim it the aboT medicine it as entire! relieved.

I highly recommend this Specific as inva.uabie for the treatment of the above diseases. Your truly. V. Rt-pnow. er.

ours truly Cssrrx, Per W. H. C. r. SylveMer-s Stock Renedtes at H.

kiliitz. Etnerood, La. lundred mmSfbSfiZ 1 -V.