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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-22
Happenings at Santuck.

Santuck, July 1S The b ink buildino
here is nearing completion.
There has been arrangements made to
have preaching at the dam everv S.tnr,
DAY night before 3rd Sunday Rev. w
II. White will preach.
Misses Julia thomas and Stella Hoh-
son, from here visited at Mis- SaIlie
Thomas near Hebron.
Inc Misses Goforth, of Union. visited
Misses LATHE, Annie:and Sadie Greoorv
Mr.. Frank O'Shields and Mr.. Corker
from the Union Cotton Mills machine
slops were here all Of last week and this
| week drilling and putting on new rims
| TO some OF the fumes for the power
| house. po"oi
Mr. Frank Fl. Haskell, the resident
engineer at the dam, with assistants has
peen surveying the river to get the level
oi Ciie water, or where it will be when
the dam IS completed, and he saws il will
only reach Worthy's ferry, and will not
nurt that. Now, that will not be near
the Twelve miles that it was said the wa
ter would be backed at the starting of
the dam. Vi
Inc river was reported rising quite
iast saturday evening Over aC the
uam tney nave been troubled with il of
iaIe, as tne waters are being confined In
narrow channel by the Golfer dam. and
smart little rise tells considerahjv
three weeks ago some of the Golfer dams
nad TO be rebuilt, they being so badly
ram shackled' by a rise in the river
ihe farmers In the area around here
have been having such rains for about
SIX weeks that they can't consistent
grumole, only, that some .'streaks,, yvere
visited by very hard rains, damaging the
lands A heavy downpour of rain fa,i
mere saturday evening 10th, with s,ms
nan, winch almost ruined the crops In
.he sectlons 1t struck, but fortunatelv
Ithe hail was not general.
There were three well defined cuo,,,,o,
Reen, two vest of town, and two Uaar
lhe Dam, both doing some DAMAGE in
f'eir Tracks, one unroofing the house ne
t"ng Dawklns and doing other DAMAGE
Ce timoeis and then going tbromgb
hie Dawklns town" damaging soms %
fie cabins there The one that formed
tear Ihe river, after crossing. I heard
la damage by unIooflng several bonos:
P the Chester side. e'
these cyclones, If cyclones thew we,o
iere peculiar formations, acted pecnlar'
ana niled one with awe. They lookaa
Ee Diack, dense, coal smoke conina
ph the ground, rise In q spiral vuhirie
liz coiumn high in the air going slow
zen seemed to scatter, but immediataiv
(ne together again, then seemed In he.
@ IeaIiul race across the countrJ
Wnen the one struck Long Dawkins,
use, man was looking at IL. heard
cracklng or the timbers, then could
tsieat sheets OF the roofing, limbs of
des in in 0SlbieH, wbie1n,,.6 wairlipy high up, as
oman h;mssls ~alfiw,nd, WI i Here. only the
lme say they could see fire or aoroo'
SrR m these black whirling columns
Lf'everity OF this storm formed onjv a
sna distance above here, and If IL in
sps4d as lt went we do not know wbat
~ upurther On HEY DKNvEa
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-22
THE COTTON CROP
AND ITS LESSONS,

The cotton crop will he larger than
last year; how much larger 10 one
knows, The condition of the crop, as a
VIII 'le, is entirely satisfactory, .but the
crucial perind lies before US. The con-
dilinn of the crop almost invariably de-
clines between July and October. as this
table of percentage from the New York
Post shows:
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-22

On account OF previous engage
ment Senator Tillman declined the
invitation to the Charleston, County
Democracy on the Doth. While in
Washington he consulted his throat
specialist who told him it was not
neceHary for him to remain In Wash
ington for further treatment as was
spprehsnded would be ths:csse.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-22
HAT UNLAWFUL WEAPON.

"a -
tEwe are to judge by the frequency
OF we shooting of men by men and
wo1hen throughout the State, the re-
cent act OF the Legislature with ref:
erence 70 the carrying Of pistols other
then the size, etc., as provided In the
scf has proved Of little or no avail,
Iwould seem, judging from the
nunber of deaths resulting from pis-
tot shot wounds, that legislation is
|pQNerless to prevent the carrying of
nl9toss upon the person. The legis-
is}use has at various times enacted
|sefefal laws looking to the preven-
olonsof carrying concealed weapons.
This,has been a prohibition law that
has not prohibited, and what is best
to be done is serious question, Is
itthe fault Of the courts and iuries
Y not convicting and furnishing these
onendersS or is it the fault of the
people who seem to have degen Grated
Into a cowardly. use of the pistol,
whose ancestors only resorted to ma
lures weapons when anger got the
better of their cooler and better
senses.
fThe State, Of Monday, contained a
very sensible and appealing editorial
on this subject under this head,
What does it signify"
We must conclude that the people
are fast becoming lost to higher
sense OF honor, reckless disregard
Tor human life and liberty, or a lack |
OF confidence in the justice and ef- |
fectiveness of the courts, in the en-
forcement Of the laws made for our
protection, from which we get no
protection through the only means
given for redress and vindication. ri
The law is powerless, then we through
The press appeal to public sentiment,
md call upon the young manhood
md womanhood of our country to
'ome to the rescue by branding every
me who resorts to the use of the pis.
ol, an arrant coward.
1t would take standing army, a
Older at every door or gate to search
man every morning, noon and
light as he was leaving home to see
he had pistol on his person. in
rider to enforce the law Of our coun-
ry, unless as we say, public senti-
nent condemn it, the press condemn
T. the courts and juries convict and
unish each and every violation.
he press has done much and can do
1ore to create public sentiment and
nold public opinion, until each man
'ill look upon himself as a coward
ibd an puJs4w, w.nerIn nc yurrres a
'istol for the purpose, Of ressnting- OIL
edressing real or imaginary wrong,
# through fear and apprehension,
hen his own conscience will revolt
gainst it and gradually everybody
will learn to look upon another as
lonest and law abiding, against
Vhom there would be no need to pre-
'are to meet weapon against weapon,
md the jails would be comparatively
mpty and the churches full.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
poascs. y y s'y.


The Police Jury met in rpgulai
ses-ion last Mo.l.iay, and III nc.
count of Tuesday being election
day, adjourned to meet on nexs
Monday, Ney. l4th.
One matter of importanca WAS
disposed Of nc this meeting, and
tho IL was thought the question
wopld bring up considerable dis.
eassion, aud perhaps y CLOSE vote
1t was decided with practically NC
opposition. We refer 70 the liquor
license. The Jury voted aImosa
unanimously to let It rsInsial as n
prpsp init twa thousand dollars.
This, in the opinion nf the CIar.
lon, WAS the right thing far tbs
Police Jary TO have done.
It prohibits tbs cress-road grog.
shop where the rowdy fills up or
bad booze and proceeds to painl
things red, Co che eietritnent OF life
and property and expense Of thu
parish.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
aepiaeSs KILLED Uacae.

i
A killing, which appears 20 be 9
deliberate murder. occurred at Pal.
naetto, Tuesday morning.
Zenon Riaieau lives in the same
house with Bebe Ridean, his uncle
Both are bright mulatoes, we'll
known and numerous In that see.
ton Of the parish.
It seems that there was some
feeling Of enmity between the uaa-
Gle and nephew, which eliminated
into an open rupture Sunday.
The younger Rideau claims that
his uncle drew D rifle and attempts
ed to shoot him.
However, tiia older Rideau left
home, and remained away until
Tuesday, when he returned home,
On entering the house yonng Ri
deau emptied a doubie-barrel shot
gun into his uncls's head and chest,
killing him instantly.
Young Rideau surrendered to
the authorities here Thursday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
New s.a q sasary.

Sam Lee wishes the pablic to
know that he has established q
new laundry on North Court street,
opposite Lewis i Laeonibe's Office,
where the strictpst attention viii
be given t., business lin his line.
All work guaranteed to give satis-
faction at reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
May l5-6mo SAM LEE.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
a.rael, s,rmes. Svv ards.

Sheriff NJ. T.. swords ought to go
and hide his face In shame.
He ought to remember the day
when he was .young and laand-
son,e," and when he can bring
these fond recolleetions back, we
are sure his conscience will brick
him and his heart beat in sorrow
for two vilIainous acts he commit
ted this week.
Tuesday young man by the
name Of Willie Guillory came to
town TO get his license to marry a
young lady OF his section. Hardly
had he explained his mission to
Clerk Andrepont before Marion
laid his iriereiless hand on his
shoulder and startled the PROPOSE d
Benedict with the announcement
that he had a warrant for his ar
rest-and the procession proceeded
to the Jail, and the fair-eyed be-
trothed, we presume, is still walt
ing ia her prairie home for the
coming OF Willie. He is charged
with shooting and cutting and dis
turbing the peace aud various
other minor offences Of the sort.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

=
Amendments to the Charter Of the opetou-
sas, Gulf & Northeastern Railway Com
Sg t,asay Adopted at Meeting OF Stock.
holders held Tuesday .Oct- 4. 1854.
Amendment No. j. The shares OF the
capital stos.k OF this company shall be
sWsniy-fiye dollars each. iaslsad of one.
hundred dollars each.
Amendment No. 2. Certificates of the
ca pitai stock shall be issued TO the taxpay.
ers who pay taxes 10 AID of construction .l oi
them for said parposs. or 70 tfe tialsIerees
al the receipts for such taxes. upon pFessn-
taeion OF suficient amount 70 constitute
share of the capital stock, PROVIDED that
ti1e tax receipts be presented to the secfe-
fary ol this company to be converted into
sfs,ck by the first day of april OF the year
coliectabis. and provided that such tax re-
feipts may be TRANSFERRED by tire entiofse-
naeI1t OF the name vi a0ider On Iae back of
tbs receip. ana proviasa thal ~ tsansles n "
the capital stock shall be niasie e, any
non -c0lnpsting saairoil cor psar1afh ~ "a.
rectiy or inairecaly. anl any Stls t..sns,er .el
or asst gnment. Ii Inaaes sliaH 2. ~ sfu
VOID and of non -effsa t.
Amendment Su.s. MI taxss m aid OF
construction OF tsa.s fr.tt' 81 sas shall
he .iaDosilad us celiseLs IL: solale sosYeaE
ma nkiIg or trust COMPANY paying interest
an deposits, IT, hs uesiEnafel by the iioaird
of directors. Aid n0 pof. tsn of fnr taxes
raised in 1 he first police Jury har aT LIs
narfsfl OF st lsladry slia.l be nai,. 10 this
CORPORATION ussfi the ceIi, i,teIio. uI that
Dnr1ton oil the line canHect tns DiBl0msas
| xEIfsy the Texas q Pacific ka. Tread, or some
other railrurd ps. raiIeiing that rial, md
provided that no portion OF the taxes ieyied
| ank collected I'm any other Mafd pr wards
shall pe psasi 20 this CORPORATION Until II me .l
| or wards respectfully; ana fsToVt teds fur
thar, that fae taxes paid by the taxpsyerE
| OF the several warts In aid saf the proposed
road shall be returned, with the as.cuInu-
ifeff inf arxsSt TO the laxpayers, shtJsfl he
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
oPELoUsAs, La. SATURDAY., NOVEMBER T. 1904
Gustaye Fusiiier. violating san

Gustave Fusilier, violating san-
day law.
Robert Lafieur, violating snn-
day law.
Arthur Fontenot. violating sun
day law and operating slot ma
chine.
Eugene Ledoux. violating sun
day law and operating s.ot ma
chine.
Reni Wallior, violating Sunday
law and operating slot machine.
Lee Kelly, rape.
Willie Ardoin, violating Sunday
Law.
Joseph Lassalle, operating = slot
machine.
j. Adam Badd, violating Sunday
law and operating slot machine.
Bass Thomas, hog stealing.
Mayo Ledoux, assault and bait
terry.
Oiin Tozorio, assault with intent
to murder.
Bud Rideau, G. c. W.
Ludoyic Fontenot, assault and
battery.
Bud. Brown ct al, murder,
NOT A TRUE BILL.
Joe Todora Ell al, murder.
Joe Henry, murder.
Il. Fisher, inanslaughter.
Oscar Mouillier, assault aud bat
terry.
Monroe Smith, slander.
Fereol Fontenot, violating act 81
OF 1886 and c. c. w.
Evan Nash, tresspass.
NJ. T.. Swords, slander.
Laurentine Carriere, slander.
Ode Hebert, slander.
st. Ange Rougeau, violating la
bor contract.
I j. B. Rachel, striking with intent
to murder.
George l.. Rogers, violating act
II of 1874.
Jules Rosignor, assault with In
tent to rape.
Edward Prewett ct al., 8iIfully
shooting at.
Guillome Lalonde, striking with
Intent to kill.
J. D. Howard, shooting with In
tent to murder.
George Dixon, violating labor
contract.
George Dixon, Jr., forgery.
j. d. Howard, assault with a
dangerous weapon with intent to
kill.
Jim Smith, Jr. ct al, assault by
wilfuily shooting at.
Adraste yeillon. SANDER.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
a.iss of a.etter..

Rtmsii.ing Ii the P,st Office at
Opc'au>as, la, on NV. 5, 1904,
which If not called for within l5
days will is. sent T., ti,4 Dead Lett
ter Office at Washington, ID. C:
n Biilar. Ertemes Billar. Miss Aida
DevillierS. ,iueltrey Dapre, q z Dunbar
Mrs Winney Eusear, Mrs Vietorien
Foster. Mrs amanda Guillory, Mrs
Clement Hollier. Mrs Henry Haas, An.
nie /. Hyman. Miss Victoria Pierson
Miss Is smith.
When calling fer the above please say
i y Advertised.
LOFTS phsIARAls, in. Postmaster.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
District Sss,sars.

A three weeks term of the Grim.
Inai district court began Monday,
and the court and attorneys are
kept quite busy.
Friday the District Attorney
fllad the following bills Of inform
ation:
George Edwards, hog stealing.
Erasts Jacques and Jean Bite.
Joseph, Jr., violating act 81 OF 1885.
Homer Whatley, infiicting II
wound less than mayhem,
Alexander Andrus ct al, violat-
ing act 81 OF 1886.
Nathan Howard ct al, hog steal
ing.
II. H. Hair, horse stealing.
Joseph Jasper, horse stealing.
Henry Smith, assault and bat
terry.
Felix Mayfleld, assault and bat
terry.
zanco I4aviplette, cutting timber
on land of another.
Abe Miller, cutting and stabbing
with intent to murder.
Adam Savoie, c. c. W.
Alexander Andrus ct al, cutting
with intent to murder.
Jasper Hickerson, shooting with
intent TO murder.
Mat Allen, Jr., petty larceny.
| Jules P. Fontenut, {. c. ".
Dave Wright, violating act 81 OF
1886 and C. c. ".
Arthur Soileau, assault and bat
terry.
Hilory Paul, c. c. W.
The Grand Jury made their final
report Friday evening OF last week,
las follows:
TRUE BILLS.
Charlie Thompson, infiicting a
/ wound less than mayhem.
/ Joe Henry, Q. c. ".
/ Robert Levy, c. g. W. and violat-
/ ing act 81 of 1885.
Remi Dapuis, slander.
/ Olin Tizauiea, c. c. W.
/ Joseph Galllory ct al, creating
/ an affray.
Louis I4anclos, assault and bat,
itery.
i Edward prewett G. c. W.
4 aastave simon, violating act 81
Iof 1885.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
900 Toys 10 sell ne
I, 900 TOYS TO sell af
geo Toys 10 sell AZ.
,ooo Toys TO sell nj
boo Ttsys II, sell nc


Our windows this week show
wrist bags, pipes and pictures.
Wrist bags IN every style AMI
cs,lor, tlae newesf III grips and
skins are enlbudlssl Id this see
laefion. Pipes Ii, ifaearseaatlils,
amber and briar-rDet, isrpqaot-
ed at such reasonable figures,
becausn they were bought Of
the maker direct.
The prominent feature incur
picture display is: Aristos
from life, llansi-coloresl, and
the pasfels-so, and behold
ARE from the hand of Americas
great pastel painter, Chandler!
Drop in and have a chat
with II. Mornhinyrg & SON, the
wide-awake Main st. Jewellers.
They have much 80 show aDd
tell You.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Are now prepared 10 inannfae.
ture first class bricks, tiles and
bnll-nosa bricks. We now have
new kilns and new machinery,
aud the clay is absolutely first
class.
IF you need bricks OF any des-
cription, give US a trial and you
will be satisfied.
MRS. III. L. BIDsrRUP,
Washinton, La.
April Sly
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
~. :. ls,a.

A good biiie.snlith and wheel-
wright. Terms to suit applicant,
or will pay regular wages, Apply
at this Office. D2A-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
|. AUSTIN F0NTEh0T,
Attorney at Law,
General Practice.
GARLAND suiLDlRG. oPElousAs, IL.
AYoTIcE OF rABLEAL.
KsTATE OF AUSTIN LAcoMBE.
asa,E.Hl.E.
once opelousas. Gulf and Northeastern
GARLAND sulLDlaG.

once 0peIousas. Gulf and Northeastern
Railway COinpanY.
Opelousas. La. Oct. &. 1904
Alta rnseifng OF the stockholders OF fhe
sDpalnnsas. tiulf and Northeastern Halfway
Company held at the Hook and Ladder Hall
at Upelousas, Lal., ~ p. M. Tuesday.
Oct. A., 1904, pursuant TO published notice
duly given, In accordance with Article iA
Df the Quarter, end also special written NIB
tfce given 10 each stocahoider, the sub.
ioiI1au amendments to the charter of said
company were all unanimously adopted by
the vote of the stockholders At said meet
ing. and In obedience 10 the instruc' ions OF
the stock holders af said meeting. / hereby
proclaim the adoption Of said amendments, !,
and their Incorporation In the charter a.
part and parcel thereof.
THUS. III. LEWIS,
Chairman Meeting OF stockholders.
GEO. r.. EDWARDS, Secretary.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Attention Ia scalled to the changes
I'M the advertisements OF J. Il l..
Landau, NJ. Winsberg, The Opeloa-
sas National Bank, w. A. sandoz
and Ben Riseman. Read them,
and profit thereby.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Always desirous OF securing the
best In theatrlcals, Manager ia
cobs has guaranteed Joseph Ship
man large amount for one per-
formance of the delightful comedy,
Twelfth Might for Wednesday.
November 10Th.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Msssrs. Neuyille Guillory, Senior
aud Junior. OF near Vile Platte,
were in Opelousas on business
Wednesday. and remembered the
Clarion with brief visit.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Two good young horses, In flne
condition, will be- sold for cash, or
on terms to suit purchaser. Apply
at this Office.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Mr.. j. l.. Gailbean, Of Grand Co
tsau, was In Opelausas the forepart
of the week, and was a pleasant
caller at our sanctum.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
W. y asSa.

A good blacksmith, and wheel
wright for i good and prosperous
country village. Apply at this
Office. o2s-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Mr.. V. V. i4edoux and Mrs.
Eraste Reed were married OH last
Tuesday, at the brides residence.
Rev. Father Engberink officiating.
The Clarion extends Fluctuations.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Miss Mesry Miller, OF Mermen-
tan, is visiting In Opelousas, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Turner.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Willie De-
jean, on Friday, November 4, 1904,
a girl.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Mr.. Isaac Goefz, OF Gariand,' was
transactlng business in Opelousas
Wednesday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
,I.a.e ~ saias asyaa H.ss % aaelr lry

will do yonr washing rough.driAd.
which includes starehiDg, blueing
and drying. at ~ per pound. Give
us a trial. n5-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

See sThe Last Rose of Summer"
at th Opera House, on Nov. 18th.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Constable j. NJ. jackson, of Big
Cane, was In town last Saturday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

The fire alarm was given for q
fire at Comeau's gin ON Friday
evening OF last week at about five
o'clock. The blaze was sobdned
before the FIRE department reached
the scene, aud the damage was
very small.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Judge Vannoy, of Zig Cane, was
III Opelousas Monday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Charlotte Burnett, IN "rwelfth,
Night Shakespeare's comedy, sup
ported by a known cast OF legiti-
mate players, and complete
scenic and costume production. will
be seen at Sandoz's Opera House.
ON Wednesday, Nov. 10Th.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Tho Clarion is indebted to Mr.. T.
Jay Lacey, manager of the cele-
brated Lacey Nursery, located be-
tween Opelousas and Washington,
for u basketful OF Satsuma oranges,
Il rare and delicious variety OF this
luscious fruit. lie sells them at 81
per hundred, and trees at $l each.
The oranges are seedless. and are
about the best we have ever tasted.
"Tha Last Rose of Summer" is an
exceptionally clever and remark
able play. It's four acts are filled
with comedy, realism and senti-
ment, mixed by II master hand.
There is no tagging OF heart in-
terest throughout, and it teInpts
the ear to fall upon the lip OF
laughter. AS vehicle for the dis
play of the peculiar talent of w. B.
Patton it could not be excelled.
Will be at the Opera House, Nov
ember 18th.
AT the family residence, at 8 a.
M, November 2, 1901, Mrs. (Capt.) }
Wm. Crawford (nee Della Gardi-
ner), in the 6sth year of her age.
Mrs. Crawford was u native Of
the town, being u decendane Of the
pioneer settlers, and has resided
here all her life, where she was
universally beloved for her gentle
christian character. She is sur
vived by her aged husband, one
sun. ana three daughters, besides
numerous relatives and host OF
sincere friends.
To the bereaved family in their
hour Of affiiction, we extend our
heartfelt sympathy and condo
lsncs. Washington Enterprise.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12
'N'maeem gIgb

Ry the undersigned. In Mamnu. one red
COW, about three years Old Has teeen on
premises si5lt.e the age of tyo years Is q
fence breaker, and will be Killed according
to law unless clainasd
oc1I-5r I.UBIA MANUEL.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Labor, especially for cotton pick
sng, il scarce, and many fieecy
fields are saffsring. There are
eaough boot-biacks III 0pelousas
to take in several good crops, but
saey've got that atirsd feeling Z
and scorn at the idea of going in
4he cotton pateh-or oay other
plscs that there is anything that
docks like work around,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

There is an heiress to the dia-
Toouds aud watches and the rest OF
the large stock of jewelry of Frank
j. Ditslein, the weil-known Landry
street jsweler. The young Miss
appeared on the stage Of earthly
struggle ON last Saturday, and
Frank is the proudest fellow in
tuwn.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-12

Several important citizens are
sporting new hats AS result of
the elections. One fine specimen
of the tsboss-row edge variety
adorns the distinguished cranium
Ai ye editor, the result of the bad
Judgment of q pro ninent con-
aractor on the Regulat-Hom Rule
fight In the city.