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WHOSE FAULT IS TIP

The world Il full Of disease and
pain. Whose fault Is IL Every
bOdE's; therefore often the fault
OF the sufferers themselves But
the pressing question is,-what 10
do. how 20 relieve, how 70 Cure-
What would become OF rs II
means were not found 20 destroy
disease: Why, then, q course,
disease would destroy rs and the
world would De 6epOpllaIed- IN
Il We learn how % prevent dis
ease, We must be thankful for the
means C G5zfiEgg and curing i
after Z has seized upon Is and
stands. Ike a savage with uplIfte1
axe. ready 70 take our lives Es-
uec.a-lT DO We need some sure
and speedy form OF treatment
for those complaints which are
uniTersal.-which arse IN every
country and climate We aIlude
10 such ailments as Nervous and
General Debility, HTsteria, Scro-
fuIa- Chronic DiarrhGa, Asthma,
Throat and Lung Complaints,
Blood Impurities, and the lis Of
-omeu and children For these
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
comes IS near TO being an actual
specific as any medicine vet dis
covered. L Is palatable as honey
and contains the nutritive and
curative properties OF Pure Cod
Liver Oh, extracted By rs from
fresh cod ETers, combined with
the Compound Syrup OF Hypo-
phosphites and the Extracts of
Malt and Wild Cherry. You may
almost say that II l. life itself
embodied IN a single article made
bv human hands Dr. J. L Car
rick saws: q have had remark
able success with II In the treat
nent Of Consumption, Chronic
Bronchitis, Cstarrh and Scrofu-
lous Affections. Il Is Of special
value IN nervous prostration and
depraved nutrition L stimulates
the appetite and the digestion,
promotes assimilation, and enters
directly into the circulation with
the food. ! consider II a marvel
Gus success IN medicine Every
dose effective. 1T cannot dis
appoint" Sold ny al chemists
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ESTABLISHED IN 1855.


OF banking
Collections carefully attended "a.
Exchange bought and sold
Commercial z1d Travellers Letters or
Credit issued OF The Bank OF California
AID y n RoJhschzld & sons. London.
Correspondents TIE Bank q Calffor-
Ma Commercial Banking CO. % sgd
csys La. London
Drafts and cable transfers On china
and Japan through the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank OF India, Australia and
China
Interest allowed On term deposits At
ne following rates Per a1uuu, Wig.
Seven days notice. az per cent.
Three months. az 3 Per cent /
SIX months At 81 per cent.
Twelve months. a. ! per cent Il
Trust Department.
Act as trustees under MORTGAGES. +
Manage estates. real and personal
Collect rents and dividends.
Valuable papers. wills, bonds. etc.
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HAWAIIAN WRITER'S ON
BUDDHIST PROPAGANDA
- - - So - editoriallv :

At San Francisco Is published the Light OF Dharma lis
Rev K f5or superintendent Buddhist
We into the great world this little journal writes
Mr. Hon the theory that the time has come Tor the
D+en M T sP 1 ee55a o. me 0eGent OF the
peace and wisdom proclaimed India BY the Buddha S
n1uni about 600 years before Christ
Mr. Hon gave up Proorship OF the philosophy religion
the University o. Toxic IN japan IN order 70 take charge OF the
before rs announces that IN the near future many graduates
that institution al active energetic young VIII
the Buddhist forces in the United states seem 70 be otai5i bir
immigration Japan membership OF the California mis-
sion beng wholly almost wholly Japanese Inasuch the
number Of Japanese this country by
$500 they sufficient themselves support many
Buddhist missions II they are 50 minded
ousy and hopefully rom India Al Calcutta and Colombo Ceon
and assist the propaganda published
Japan, the Orient bnnOnthy journal printed the English
language but edited BY japanese organ Society
Oriental Research Is also IN sympathy with the Buddhist
The only Light Dhara con
F - 1-t s ~ me I F755t ORG, I'D as assumes I Js.
apprehension part the members OF Christian
here bur We have seen no signs OF any such alarm Christian
that Al this period OF religious doubt and revolution any novel
80 ;T ~ = Mi low n 49, = S5-1i- : = 7srsr
today Ele competition between these great
she thinks VIII result only good viii develop -
founded fact that both Lord Budda and Christ
taught and lived the doctrine OF the universal brotherhood
This conception OF essential likeness between Buddhism and
dazzles contributor, M A. MARQUES The
theory OF philosophers
may Buddhist Buddhist
Palestine long before this 3ir- Marques
himself occult students hint
intimate connection between the personalities OF
O
5sn OF Christianity and Buddhism which he explain
especially similarity noticeable between the
OF
Christianity Buddhism
cen 70 him therefore prove
the satisfaction students
Intended Undoubtedly this
the supernatural basis %
The conclusion Marques si11iaries and
ences between Buddhism and Christianity whoe,
such Christianity be said De theoretically
Younger oshoot intended Young and
but evidence support II He makes no
-etence presenting but ike all his fellow writers n ts
INDUCES himself shadOwy and mystical gene-aitles
Frederika Macdonald
Indian Christ according 70 .
~bunder7 II vOu Buddhism hoping ind II
sincere Christian Christianity you VII De dsap
1Inred-'
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WOULD SIGN E \ POE

Max Silver manager T. Mills. who publishes songs IS
who does desire
injury result OF his literary musical labor / have
musical OF Edgar Allan POes AnnabeIe
said composer OF Mr. Silver recently VIII
piano immense Tell Poe II
MORROW III give YOU both
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Hawaii Shinpo Shs

TIE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
hg o6cs- The publisher q Ea~sa
Shi1po. re only daily japanese paper
published II m Te--f-ory % Hawai-
. SEIOZAwA- Proprietor
7 SOEA Editor
Editorial a-5 Printing OAc--oSe
Smith ST. above King ? o Box soT-
Tee ahc-s Main s.
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Yet
who viii 60 right ahead day day roll OF bills
their persons-The Kansas City Journal
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the Springfield speech :
neither for the rich poor ad
vantage being the fundIhe
Detroit Free Press
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Trust Department.
Accountant Department.

Auditors for corporations and pri-l
vate firms
Books examined ard reported or.
Statements OF affairs prepared
Trustees On bankrupt or insolrsnt es-
tares
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AGENTS FOR THE
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WIN. G. IRWIN & CO., Lid.

VIM G. Irwin. President and Manages,
Claus Spreckels- First Eice-Presidenk;
W n GiEard- Second Vice-PresidGut
Z N whitney. Jr--Treasurer and See
George W Ross .Auolr0ri
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents;
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20
OPELOUsAs. LA. SATURDAY. JUNE 20 1908.
Communicated. ].
opELoUsAs, La, June Is. 'o3.

OPELoUsAs, La, June Is: 'o3.
Editor CLARION:
I understand that the selection
of a beneficiary cadet to the State
anniversary at Baton Rouge viii be
made by the Police Jury ut its July
meeting. In view of the fact that
there will be several applicants for
the position, 1t seems to me that
the easiest, and at the same time
the fafrest, way for them to decide
the matter would be by competi-
tive examination of the applicants.
This was the method adopted by
them about five wears ago to settle
the same question, and is Q prece-
dent that can we'll be followed
with entire fairr1ess and justice to
al parties Interested. 1t Is to be
hoped they will give it some con
sideration.
CITIZEN.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20

On Saturday last in Kennison's
woods, an ideal spot for such an
affair, the Sunshine Society gave
its first annual picnic. The In
clement weather did not dampen
the ardor OF the "promoters," and
the sunshine found in forty happy
faces made up for sold Soils" non.
anpearance. The affair was chap
eroned by the President, Miss Pearl
Harmanson, and her sister Miss
Lille. The usual games were In
.dulged i'm until | o'clock, when
lunch was served, followed by the
regular dinner at four. Mr.
-Charleyille contributed much tt
the success OF the affair, his che
serving fish a la kennison ane
chicken In the daintiest way Inn
aginable.
The juvenile fraternity enjoyed
she day immensely and We're iout
In their praise of those who made
the affair such a success.
Cheered on by popular approval
the Sunshine Society is succeeding
admirably in its work OF castini
brightness into lives and homes
We all bid it Godspeed.
"a SUNsHINER."
MRS. Gilkey.)
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Sewerage is the Only Solution.

Issue Bonds and Erect It and Save
the Lives OF Our People.
CITIZEN.
The ladies' OF the town were ap-
pealed to to talko hold of tile mat
ter, as is shown by the following
circular letter, q copy of which was
received by every prominent lady:
OpELoUsAs, La, June Is, 1903.
DEAR MADAM
On account OF the prevalence
OF Typhoid Fever i'm our center as
early as this, it has become abso-
lutely necessary to the health and
preservation OF the health of our
town that a Sewerage System be
erected as early as possible.
In making this appeal TO the Ia
dies Of the town of Opeiousas we
are assured in advance of its sue
cess, as we have not forgotten how
diligently you have accomplished
the erection of . high school in
this town.
The way to build this Sewerage
Plant in this town is by the issu.
ance of bonds by the taxpayers for
say, Twenty, (2o) years, and as this
Sewerage System will not cost
much over Twenty Thousand Dol.
lars, you will readily SEE that it Is
an easy task to be accomplished.
A copy Of this letter will be for.
warded TO quite number OF ladies
| i'm your town, and VIC would sug'
gest that you arrange committee
for the purpose OF agitating this
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yoai.e of Election.


Whereas, q petition has been addressed
to me by the Inhabitants of township two
South Range Two east, La. mer.. in n. Ian
f1ry Parish. la, asking that an election be
held TO take the sense OF tile inhabitants OF
said township as to whether or not the frac
ttonal school section No. sixteen, In said
fowusiliD be sold or not. Now, therefore.
hy virtue of the powers vested III me by
law In such cases, notice Is hereby gwen
that an election viii be held on
SATURDAY, the 25th Day Of July, 1903.
at the Dossman post ONCE. In said town.
ship, after 80 days advertisement, beIofe
fhe fnSffce of the peace OF said ward, within
the usual hours and In the usual manner OF
holding elections ITO ascertain. If a ma doTf-
II of tile legal voters are In favor of selling 4
election shall be transmitted to the under
signed Parish Treasurer, and IL q majority
oil tile legal voters be In favor of seiilhg
said lands same shall be sold as provided
by law. isoBEkL Lar ,,...lfa.. Lnn =.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20
SALE OF BRIDGE.

Motion by MI. smltIl-
Thatan appropriation of Two Ham
drad Dollars. or as much thereof as may
be necessary, be made out of the first
ward funds to build bridge across
BAYOU Bourbcux, on road leading from
Shuteston to Church Point, ami that
the contract be let to the lowest bidder
by the following committee: Messrs
Frank Dininick, Jno. NJ. Ware aaid
Dave Carson. Motion Carried.
In pursuance of above resolution, the
bridge mentioned will be sold to the
last and lowest bidder, ut shuteston on
MONDAY. JUNE 18TH. 1908.
FRANK DIMMICk,
JSO. NJ. WARE,
DAVE CARSON.
Committee.
Inne G. 1903.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20

FoE SALE.-Two colts, one two
years old, and one one-year old,
dam by Orphan Boy, sire ny Ethan
Ailen, .Ir.; one $40, one 700. Ap.
ply 1T this office. may ao..t.
The purity Of the l'akine
Powder named .Perfect" is i guar.
;lntee against sailow eompiections
caused by indigestion.
L. L. Blacksiier & Son.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20

The Glorious. Fourth VIII be ap-
propriateiy celebrated in Opelou-
sas. The Hook & Ladder Com
pany, the local tribe of Red Men
and Company B., l.. S. N. G., have
all joined in to make the day u day
Of pleasure.
The move was set on foot by the
Hook & Ladder Company, and the
itlea Is to raise funds for the pay
ment of the fire Hall, as we'll as to
have good time. There arc sew
eral notes yet due for the Hall, and
the company is endeavoring to pay
them, and as the good people OF
Opelousas have always so gene
rously responded when called up-
on to aid the fire boys, It was de-
cided to have an affair that would
furnish both funds and amuse-
| ment.
The Fete Champetre will open at
six o'clock sharp on the Fourth,
and the time between six and nine
o'clock will be given to the chill
dren. The pretty Hook and Lad
der lawn and the hall Will be
thrown open to them, and they
may dance and play until nine, at
which time the big folks will take
charge. At eight O'Clock the torch
light parade Of the fire boys, MI
litiamen aud Red Men will take
place. After the parade 81 mock
Red Men degree will be given or
the lawn--and then the dance
great big ball, with pretty music
and pretty girls.
The fireworks display will taks
place at $3.50 o'clock.
i The following committees have
been appointed to attend to the de
tails OF tho affair:
| Soliciting and Charge-d'affaire!
Committce-Mesdames Lauren
Dupre, Gilbert l.. Dupre, A. J. Der
cier, Lena Mcginley, e. p. Veazie
B. "A. Littell, Robt. Chachere, f. ]
Dietlein; Misses Alice Labyche
Melanie Jagon.
/ Auxiliary Committee to th'
| Above-L. II. Morhnllinveg, Phil
| L. Asher, Adolpll Jacobs, j. o. Cha
chere and j. p. Trosclair.
Lawn Committee-A. S. Brown
Lawrence Mornhinveg, G. A. Rey.
i nolds, Aaron Jacobs and L. j
i DossmaRn.
i Music-J. J. Perrodin, Loui.
Gosselin and Goldman I.assalle.
/ Ticket Selling-L. H. Mornhin
veg.
Prize-Mason Mcbride, F. Charlie
vile and DR.. b. A. Litteil.
Fireworks-F. Ciiarleyille, Aarol
Jacobs, f G. Allen.
Police-L. G. Soileau, A. NJ. Hol
licr, S. T.. Hebrard.
Advertising-Phil. l.. Asher.
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r.. MORNHINVEG s son
MAIN STREET JEWELLERS.
"Gsnr d Hs1 1sa.

We have made arrangements to
handle the Hammond Packing Co.
Ltd celebrated meats and lards-
loose packed and in cars. We viii
sell to the wholesale as well as 20
the retail trade Market quota
tions received everyday.
J. X. SANDoZ d Bro.
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'K'aE6en Up

Rv the undersigned, near Sunset, one
rcd ,nullv bull, three years old; ear
marks: left ear. split, right ear under
cran. No iron brand. Has been In
this neighborllood about two years
The owner will please come forward
prove property, pay costs and fake
same away.
June 20, st sunset, La.
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Postmaster-Gell

We have obtained the agency
direct from Eastern factory for the
genuine pure Baking Powder
named "Perfect" and will guaran-
tee any -four to make good bread
ii YOU use it. Ask for the price
and guarantee.
7. r. Blacksiler d Son.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20

The stomach is our best friend,
and the next best is the Perfect"
Baking Powder. It is chemically
pure and assists digestion.
Pr. Blacksher & Son.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20

-IF. Oe0s brOOkS, Va Aotas Was
shaking hands with friends and
acquaintances here the first of the
week.
We have had considerable rain
in this section lately, but as no
small amount was needed, we
doubt If any too much has as yet
fallen.
After an absence OF several
weeks, enjoying the healthfui hill
breezes, good living and healing wa,
ters at Cooper's Wells. Kinds
County, Miss, Hon. Henry l.. Gar
land and wife have returned home
greatly benefited by their trip.
The beef that attracted SO
much attention as the Beuf-Gras
of the late carnival, will be butch
cred and sold at Jos. Boagni's stall
Sunday. He is the largest beet
ever killed for the market here,
weighing 1910 pounds. He is seal
fat, and the meat will be some
thing extra.
-Chas. r. Bailey, Esq, has
Just returned from Abbcvilie
Vermillion Parish, whittier he
has been on n visit to his moth
er and brother w. w. Bailey, Esq.
the last of whom we learn is en-
loving Il lucrative law practice
there. He reports the town as
vastly improved and still on q
boom.
Mr.. Sydney Andrus, neal
Branch, we learn through an old
time Opelousssite, Is tho possessol
of a heifer calf five months ole
which has FIVE legs and is in perfecI
health. The fifth leg is completed,
formed, having u knee, maturet
hoof, etc., and projecting near th'
shoulder, hangs to one sid
seemingly at no Inconvenience tt
the little animal.
Married, on Bayon Waxia
June 10, 1908, by Judge G. L. Haw
kins, Miss Letha Robertson to Mr.
Chester A. Bergoron. Miss Rob
ertson is highly appreciated il
this neighborhood by both youns
and old, and will be greatly missed
by her many friends. Mr.. Berger
on il q popular young gentleman
of Melville, La. We wish then
xnuch happiness and hope th'
roseate bloom of their young lif'
awiil never be touched by the frost
of disappointment"
Masters Chas. Dossmann ant
Lawrence Larcade, after having
been feastcd, treated and toastc'
during their vacation by relatives
friends and possibly others t
WHOM they would nearer be, lef
last week for Bowling Green, Ky
where they will resume their stu
dies at Cherry Bros.'s College 10
-.aung men. AS Kentucky IL note
For its flne horses and pretty We
men, you had better mind, boys
ar else you may be- induced no
t.p write home to your best girl @
ev, N ride there when the time fo
you.- graduation comes.
-An informal meeting was hel
ON No uday night last at the offie
off. H. Harmanson for the pul
nose OF e dc citing the temporary o.
ganizatiosl .of company to boz
for oil I'm thils section. The sum
S25O0 was aise ed on the spot, wit
fair prospect Of sufficient fun
being gotten up for that purpos
by the the time of its next NEE
fng. From tire pc rsonei OF partic
pants, we Judge that they inea
business and that success in thu
line will be the result Of this the
first meeting.
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saturday, July 18th, leo:s,

ut Ii O'Clock q. nl., at the front door or the
Court House, at 0pelousas, Las the IoiioW'
ing described property:
one half acre of ground In the town OF
Melville, ST. Landry Parish. louisiana,
fronting on Peyton street, bounded on Ihe
south by Lsathernlan, ~ the rear py WIN
chester and above by VIII Gordon.
THE above described property to be sold
for the price of Five Hundred ard FifIy
Dollars, payable as follows: $40 cash
and the balance in installnents OF slls.lsls
each. quarterly, represented by notes
heoring ner cent per annuln interest.
Spectai mortgage and vendors privilege
reserved i'll behalf of said minor 70 secure
| the credit portion of the purchase price.
! NJ. L.. SWORDS,
Sheriff and Ex- Ofiicio Auctioneer.
June Is. 1908, mo.
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For. SnIe.

The property OF Mrs. Hermense
Lafleur, situated in the eastern
portion of town. Large lot, con.
tanning four tenement houses and
one cottage. Apply to
Mrs. IERMENsE LAFLEUK,
Opelousas, la.
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E~ir.ascd.

one spotted bull, which has beea roam
ing among my cattle for five years. no e,
hrsnd. INIT has end of one ear cut, and e
,,nrler der and G on top of same. and the
oss1s- DoS LOUIS FoNTENoT,
Eunice, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20

Every woman, in justice TO
health and pocket book, should try
the "Perfect" Baking Powder. Once
used always used.
z. 7. I3lacksher & Son.
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E'alSen Zip

On Bayou Jack, one bay horse, about
5 years old, branded on both shoulders
about thus: DC
owner will please come forward, prove
property, pay cost and take same away
May SO, 1903. j. ID. HOWARD.
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Oar ssEp<,ssessie, nav.
The following order has been is-
sued by the Post Office Department:
pOST OFFICE l1EPARPMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
MAY 22d. 1908.

May ed, l90s. I
ORDER No. 493--
Ordered: That on and after DC
tober lst, 1903, United States post
ago stamps overprinted "Philip-
pines" shall not be accepted for
postage OH matter mailed within
the United States, and United
States postage stamps without thu
Philippine overprint shall not bt
accepted for postage in the Philip
piHe Islands
(Signed) II. {. PAYNE,
Postmaster-Gener
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NOTICE.

Notice {. hereby given tia' in the
pres..,I.e ~ .sfrt;i:tn eiiiiilary and
Ulv~~a Fon:enui, ] ai.,. a, III. iati lay
of June. lKGs, kill one black butt, brand
ed tlii:s:
said cnitlal being fence b.eaiser and
ALENANDRf; ARpnTS,
Juun ao 81 Dcshotels. La.
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Owner will please come forward,
rroye property, pay costs and take same
away. EYRILLE RICHARD,
Church Point T. O., La.
June 10, f903-lmo
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Ned aaaAen.

Have your family to use the gen.
uine Gold Leaf -four sold by Ope-
lousas Mercantile Go.
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NOTICE or ASSESSOR.

Assessnlent is.naw in readiness for in
spertioi,. All parties interested may eS-
anime their assess meiit Wiihln =. Gays
from dale. WM. M. PRESCOTT,
Jnfie 20. '03 Assessor.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20
T'as6esa 1D

In Church Prairie, one sorrel horse,
creole, aged about 6 years; has been
ranging with my stock about u months,
branded thus
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20

Owner will please come forward, prove
nronerty. nay costs and fake same
away. OsMAINs sCOURV1IIsE,
I'ua o0-5t Euniee, La.
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DRS. SATAN & WICKLIFFE.

OFFICE HouRs3 %. 9 y. y to t.. i I ! \. n. n
.,.t onca Cumberland No. lle,
Phones oliice. Bertha No. II.
j Cumberland No. 100.
House Bertha No. 40.
may 3G-ff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-06-20
.Jnue 6. 1908.
For Sale.

Three young mules and a lot OF farm
ing implements. Apply at the Cooke
Plantation, Mrs. d. III. Cooke, Washing
ton, La.