St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1902-04-26


ance, ON Thursday, April "a, 1902
JOSEPH BoRBELoN,
apla6 Ville Platte, La.
j. III. Boutte, Of Euniee, was
In town Tuesday.
Good corn for sale. Apply to
b. T. Roberts, 0pelousas, La.
Judge ID. Courville and Landry
Rougeau, of Media, were business
visitors in Opelousas the early part
of the week.
We desire to call attention to
the notice of Marshal Hayes odog
owners. Any dog found on next
Thursday without the proper IL
cense tag will be killed.
We have had genuine, trade
marked summer weather this week
Last summer linens came in handy,
and the red bandanna and palmetto
fan were luxuries indeed.
Judge Lewis on last Monday
perpetuated the injunction re-
straining the town from erecting
plank sidewalks. The matter will
90 before the Supreme Court.
Money to loan on good security
at reasonable rates. Address un-
d rsigned, lock box 679, New Or
leans, or Kenneth Baillio, Opelou-
sas, La. mh30 ". w. BoAGNI.
If troubled by q weak diges-
tion, loss Of appetite, or constipa-
tion, try a few doses Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Every box warranted. For sale by
Mason's drug store.
Ivy Wilkerson, one of the best
eolored man that ever lived, is in
Jail, hopelessly insane. His mind
is an absolute blank. The poor fell
low will be taken to Jackson as
soon as room can be made for him
there.
The advertisements of our young
friend, An,as P. Ledoux, appears
in this issue Of the Clarion. Amas
makes a speciality of dealing in
chickens, eggs, ETC., and any of our
people needing anything in his
line, will do well to call up 'phone
l06, and goods will be delivered.
Give him a trial.
MIR. e. *. Wallfor is having a
neat and comfortable residence
built on the lot formerly occupied
by his old house, which was recent
~ torn down. The new house will
soon be ready for occupation-Fre-
mont Fusilier, however, being bar
red from its, portals. Eddy issued
this edict when the first sill was
put in place.
"A party OF hunters and fisher
men, composed OF A. 2. Ledoux,
Amar Ledoux, Eugene Ledonx,
Theodule Deville and Jack Deville,
struck out for the Mamou section
of the parish last week to enjoy a
couple of days sport. The party
returned and reported having bag
ged 4o2 papahots, los yellow turtles
and S3 acawens". Next!
Died, near Opelousas, at the
residence of her son-ln-law, Am.
broise Valin, on Tuesday, April ~
1902, Mrs. Pierre Carriere, nee Ce.
leste Fontaine, aged "a years and !
months. Her remains were inter.
red at the Catholic Church here
an Wednesday. Deceased was q
native of st. Landry parish. She
fs the the mother and great grand
another OF 81 children, all living.
The High School annex is be.
ing painted, which will improve
the appearance OF that grand insti.
tuition to marked degree. All the
new desks have been put In, and
everything looks slick and span
around there-except the fence
that's awful. But as there is nc
money to fix it, it will have TO re-
mafu i'm that condition until funds
can be gotten from some source te
have new one built. What's the
matter with giving a few enter
tainmentsss We have the talent
here. and all that is lacking il
somebody to take the initiative
Don't you argue that you have al
ready done enough for your school
for that is silly arguement. Tol
can never do enough for such &
Grand institution as you have IL
year town; you can never de
enoagh for any school. The trou
BILE with us to-day Is that we dom
do enough. Because an individual
contributes So he thinks that hs
has done his full duty towards