St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-01-18
!. oPELoUsAs, LA, SATURDAY, JANUARY Is. 1902
Louis Minor gives You a good

Louis Minor gives you goo,
meal.
Several new railroads ar
billed for this direction.
Fish, crabs and shrimp at Loui
Minors every Friday.
FOR SALE.-One thorough
bred Jersey Cow. Good mixer.
Smith, at the Laas Hotel, car
make your suit look new. See him
The Cumberland Telephone
company are putting in their phone
boxes.
The small boy had his day
Wednesday and Thursday-a cir
Gus was In town.
Edgar Dupre, of Plaisance, was
transacting business in town yes
terday, and paid us a brief call.
Have you ever seen such a pretty
collection of valentines Jacobs
News Depot, Opelousas, La. j 1927
Il. e. Smith, ladies' and gents
clothing cleaned and pressed. All
work guaranteed. At the Laas
Hotel.
Syrille Soileau, of near Wash
ington, was In Opelousas Friday,
and paid our sanctum an appre-
eiated call.
FOR sALE.-One large Amer
lean Jack, 5 years old. Apply to
Leo. Thompson, South Hope Plan
tation. jn11 At.
IF You want new suit without
buying it, see Smith, at the Laas
Hotel. He can make your old suit
look new.
Masks, masks, masks, valen-
tines, valetines, can be had at
Jacobs News Depot, Opelonsas,
Louisiana, jan 1S-2t
Coughs and colds come unin-
vited, but you can quickly get rid
of them with few doses of Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup. Price, %
and 50t at Mason's Drug Store.
Miss Georgia Sedgwick, OF
Houston, Texas, who has been in
Opelousas few days, as the guest
Of Miss Matte Holt, left on last
Wednesday,.
If troubled with weak di-
gestion, beliching, sour stomach, or
il you feel dull after eating, try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Price, 26e. Samples free
at Mason's Drug Store.
Ali orders by mail or telephone,
as well as personal ones, promptly
to. Our stock of drugs,
toilet articles and druggists sum
dries is complete.
MAsoN's DRUG STORE,
The Leading Pharmacy.
The worst after the effects OF |
Influenza arise from deranged
of a diseased liver. Clear |
,he blood at once with Herbine, /
'or 1t will strengthen the liver to
withdraw from circulation the bill
ary poisons. Price, soy at Mason's
Drug Store.
"A corn famine is threatened In
his section. That necessary cereal
5 now selling for sl.50 per barrel
two for one), and hard to get at
hat price. Several carloads have
'ecently been shipped to Missis-
ippi and other points, at that
,rice, I. o. b., and il the exporting
continues, the prospects are that
he present short supply will soon
10 exhausted. Then will come the
tug of war"
AT a recent meeting of the
tock-holders of the st. Landry
state Bank, held in the baking
'ffice, in Opelousas, the following
'oard of directors were elected to
erve for the ensuing year, viz:
!. M. Boagni, J. j. Thompson, Fritz
e. D.. Estolett and Frank
DietIein. At the same meeting
he following officers were elected:
]. Ne. Boagni, president; ). =.
thompson, vice-president; Fritz
)utIein, cashier; Jonas Jacobs,
ssistant cashier; L. d. Castillo,
econd assistant cashier. +
Things are lively around the
epot section OF town. A perfect
recession OF wagons, laden with
lumber and other building mate
ials, can be seen ataIl hours of the Z
ay vending their way westward
nd eastward and southwark and
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