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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05

exceedingly busy this morning, for IL
registered II below zero. which is two de-
grees lower than any other point Is this
Vicinity.
The funeral OF Joseph McKiernan was
held at st. Marys church this morning
The interment Will be at Woonsocket
Mary Brady most estimable young
lady. died az the home OF her aunt, Mrs
winnifrod Brennan. 12s Julian street
yesterday.
All OF the young men who came home
for the holidays have returned 10 their re-
spective colleges.
Hope Council. Knights OF Columbus
will hold a smoke talk In Guild hall to-
morrow evening.
Miss Bertha vallette OF East Providence
is the guest Of Miss Ella Collins on La
ban street.
Henry Tanner has taken up dentistry
I'm the Office OF Or. Farley.
Mrs. r j. San Soucl has been called TO
New Haven by the lines OF her father.
JOHN o'CoNNELI,
hats. Caps. FurnishinKs. Trunk Store aIsc
IAupdry In Just above the postofnos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05

The horse knew better and after over
driver out into the snow he started on a
gallop down tho avenue He was stopped
in the vicinity of Bay View seminary be-
fore any further damage was done.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following real estate transactions
have been recorded at the town clerks
office:
Ferdinand wheiden sold 10 T. Merrls
ct al, two lots OF land on the Warren
avenue plat for $40
Ferdinand Whelden quitclafmed 10
George w. Whelden one-third Of undi-
vided lots 3. T. 8. g. 7. 81, 40. H and AZ on
the Broadway plat
GOT STUCK.
This morning a truck loaded with car
boys OF ammonia got stuck on the Taun-
ton avenue hill The snow made the
wheeling 20 hard the horses could not pull
the load up the hill. but finally a Taun-
ton car came along and pushed the truck
up the steep Incline
SPECIAL SERVICES.
This week special services are being
held at the Newman Congregational
church and at the F1vt Baptist church.
This afternoon the service was held In
the First Baptist church and one will be
held In the same place tomorrow. Thurs
day and Friday afternoons and evenings
the meetings will be at the Newman
church Rev. L. a Ferris. pastor OF tina
will conduct the services.
i|' '''f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05
EAST PROVIDENCE
Firlmsn Held Monthly Meeting
Last Evening.
improvements About Town Nall
Progressing.

East Providence hranch 81 The News II
at ] Taunton avenue. Telephone r2-2.
East Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05

Olneyville Branch Of the PROVIDENCE
News is at Hefrernan's News sfore' 10
Hartford avenue Telephone 4o-West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05
GOOD EEfING

frozen over many of the residents I'm the
vicinity have taken advantage OF the op-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05
Neuralgia

Is terrible affection. II YOU are
a chronic sufferer you will be
glad to learn OF DIR. Miles Nerv-
inc. which will positively cure
this and many other nervous dis
orders. For immediate relief.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05
Or. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

Are without question superior to
any other remedy. They contain
no opiates, are non-laxative, will
not cause a drug habit and sold
on a guarantee.
Sold BY all druggists, p doses
zsc. Never sold in bulk
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-05
GOT STUCK.


Mrs Amy sabin Con. widow Of Ira ID.
Gon of Providence, who died at her
home In Providence. was an aunt OF Ira
T. Goff. the well-known oitisen of Riv-
ervide. She was the wife OF an uncle
for whom Mr.. Con- was named.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
GinIdrcibeeebiibr 9oit . auf.
idlag) 8 GcntS.

Ginidrcibeeebiibr BOit : auf.
i6lag) 8 Gcuts.
Snnoelspapiere-Badete Bis gum
@em;d)t BON 10 un5en 5 Gents;
Bodete iibcr 10 l1nSen idner, 10
Gents COB gei6Ioiien, ooer ridN
nit 9litsnnbme BON Monticripten
nit beifoIgenben Gorrettnr<@ ogcr,
ferner olle b~erIiegelten Sadeu (fiebe
unteritebeno) 2 Gents FRO llu3c,
nit gtusnobme bon 9rtefen in 8oit-
StationeiL no Die 8oitioden nidlt
ausgetrogen peroen, | Gent pro
lln5e. 8oItforten. ie 1 Gent
3meitcr 8IaIe.Toitiahen - Bel.
tllnqen, bicrtcIi6br!ip ODER otter er'
i6einertoe 3eitidriften, nelhe nid)t
gratis pertDciIt peroer 9os oGae.
meme 8ubIirlm be5ablt onfiir nit
Observation-Disclosures gu Der State BON
lie 1 Sent fir A llit5en coer Sbeile
bonon, meun nift periiegeIt.
9ritter &Ioiie - (gcorudte, feline
9lnnco. @iider), Girfulcre, oltbere
9eorudte Sod)en, @orreftitr . 9ogen
uno beifoI9enOcs Monuicript, @o-
IentiucS, Wuiif-Notcnbldtter, Selio'
tppes, gbromo8, Blafote, 2itbogra'
pbie'u IL. ec6rltdte an3eigen i'm al'
9emcinen, idmmtlid, !uenn ni6t
pcriic8eIt, 1 Gent fir 2 unsen ohcr
ipeniger.
@iertcr 8Ioiie - 8anren uno
WltItcr, Nlonco.9 Bidder un0 Yopierc,
Gr5c, oac Soben, meIde nift in IT.
geno elmer Der ottoeren &loIien eiit'
gei6IoIien runo ibrer Nntltr nod
ridlt gcfGbrIid) ober berherbIif fir
Sen Snbolt Der anbercn Eoitiodcn
iilo. (Gin ipe3ieaes @cIcs iebt oaS
8orto fir SGmcreien, @blcger.
@ur5eln, Spr0BIinge unb Yftan3cu
oltf Die Tote bon eincm Gent fir ie
. llnsen fcIt.) Sails p%orgcnanntc
gGrtifel ntdlt mchr, oIs A Ifuno be-
tro0en, 1 Gent pro hinge ODER oeren
9ruhtbcil.
&cgiitrotiousqebiibr fir 9rteff
Lnb onocre GoItienoungcn betragt {
Gents.
@oorcnpyoben - 8odete Biz 81
A ltn5cn 9 Gents; Yodctc iiber A lin
gen ihpcr, 1 Gent fir iebe 2 ltn5er
oHcr 6crcn @rilhtbcila
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Ger. Sangcr uuu Baltimore.


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ncrdor . Safe; nmtirenoer YrGlt'
Dent @corg Sitting, Nr. 613, St.
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protofoaircn0cr SefrctGr s. 8iniom
@uocniltS, SIR. 1928, SrleansitraBe;
6inon5icfrctGr 6. Simmelbcber, Nr.
3t5, NorS.gocnitraBe; S6atmeiiter
S. Midli6, Nr. 7t3, @orneritraBe;
9irigcnt .. McIomct. Geriommlirtg
icOcn 5~lucitcn 8rcitag I'M Nonat.
nGtrion."
SauptQuoriier: Stag . Salle, ytr.
205, Sononer-S troBe. SineItunOe:
Miittuo9 - Giri9cnt: s. s. 8ranf.
,.Sarmr.ie."
SoltptQllortier: 9tr. Ala, 8eIt.
6apetteItrobc. S~ingitunOe: 9ien'
tags = 0irigcnt: So6n 81. alein.
u@crmaniu . WGnner6or."
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nerfor d. Saqe, Mr. %410-4i2, @eit.
2ombaroitroBe. Singltunoe: 9on'
ncritng8 - Sirisent: Sbeooor Sem.
berger.
oSrobIint."
SouptQliortier: Srobiinn . SaIlc,
Nr. 1000, Srcbcrif. Mpenlie. Sing.
itunoe: Mititpod)s = 9irigcrt Sobn
u. &Iein.
.Irbeitcr 5 M1nner6or."
Saltptqllarticr: auorcas' Sa[le,
CIR. 3t4, Sanoocritrabe. Stn9itlinoe:
0onncrItngS = Oirigent Gbos. s.
9odiort.
Scout . Boint WGnner6or."
Sanptqliarticr: 3tpidcr's Sale,
Ode Gilba. unb gnOrcitrabe. Sing.
itlinoe: SonntogS = 9irigent @eo.
8. Yo6lmann.
yNrbciter . 2ieoertofel."
Saiiptqltortter: Wol5' SdIe, Nr.
40S. @eit : 2eringtonitraBe. Sing'
Itunoe: Mittipod)s = 9irigent gbas.
s. 0odou.
.SBalia Wdnnerdor."
Sauptquarticr: 8oiot's Soae, @r.
1922, Sorforo-s lpenuc. Siugitinoe:
Witttpohs = Giriacrit Soicpb Ba6e.
yNoSort WGnner6or."
Saiiptqllartier: @roobpaD Sotcl,
gde 9roootuap rno SrleansitraBe.
SingItuuoc: Gicnitass - Sirigcnt
50. 6. SdI0eel.
.@ihenfran5."
Sauptqucrtier: 3orn's Sole, gde
8. urto @ongbItrabe, &igbIanotolun.
SingitunOc: Witttuod)s = 9irigcnt
Con-. 9odner.
.Nelobic."
Sanptquartier: S. Sizes Safe,
ode 2opItrabe ii1o geIair i. Marft,
Sineitiipoe: 9onnerItags Siri'
gent s. &aroIits.
,@erntanin : Quartett : Club"
Sauptqitortier: Meienberg's Sulle,
9r. lie, Noro-Y acaitroBe. Sing.
Dienltags = Dirigeut s.
3arollts.
.Metger --8eianeperein."
Sauptaiartier, Soffmann's SaIe,
Com. nnb Grrreit StraBe. Stng-
Dienitaes - Girigent 5. 6.
:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Gorticbiiug folgt.)

Vct Dem 8IiidShucn -
Volcr tolls Gin gcfonnter I'M @lilds-
botcn cine @onS gerpinnt): ySu Gin
Sdpeln, 9eluimnt Der giie cine
Sans"
Neoltltidl d.. =. Scrr Sdnlollier
(bclm gnblid elmer Sdnpeineheerhs
mt Der 3urae lfn1l5ehD): .gh. boS
Sebct lit ood lt0n,,"
Sert6nappt.- Snnger Monn
(5i'm 9ermittler): Gas iituge Wob.
f)en aefallt mir nift!" = SeiratbS-
Nerrttttler: gWaS beibt, lie eefdat
3bnen niht. @Iaiben Sic pieaeib..
sic gefolIen ibr?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

Don cmpfcbIcnsucrtgcn Sinnu5e
GusrOS' nnO Gnbetail.8 eidGftcR.
Tinan5teIIeS.
monFn,t

GusrOs' nuO GnOetuil-@ ci6Gftcu.
Ttnan3teItes.
9onfen.
SirIt National 8anf, 16, @eIt.Sara-
togo StroBe; S. 9. 6crguion,
HroItoent; 8. 9. Bilcor, &aiiirer.
9nrmer8' ano Mer6ontS' Notional
9nnf, sol, Roro.G6arGes .StraBc;
Gba8. Z. Crane, @rdiioent; Garter
g.. S3burn, &oifirer.
9elti6e 9anf, 2eingtou- rno Snut-
bap.StroBe; 81. S. S6uI5, &rGli.
Dent; Auguit @eber, 8oiiirer.
Commercial anb 6urmers' &otionaI
8onf, Somorbs uno @ernlon.Str.
8eitern National 9anf, IA, 0oro-
@lltop.S traBe; Soibua q. &arpen,
GrGiioent; 50. Norriott, &oiIircr.
9onfiers II. MofIer.
9ombleton & 60, ~, SIt-2crington.
Strabe.
Gobcrt 81. 6iiber & Co., 200, ct.
8oltS trabe.
8anfiers.
Ilcranber 9ropn & SonS, 8alti-
more. uno @oloert-S trobe.
uit-Gompagnie'u.
Ebe Security Storage & SruIt CONF
poup, 10, Rortb . gIpenltc, fertigt
Seitameute aliS uto flutgirt oils
EcItomentsnoaitrederin mo Nad).
lnB~ocrluoItrrin.
0fercontilc SrltIt & 9cpoiit So, 6tO
bis 6t2, GntbeOrot-S troBe; Sobn
@ia, Rr6iioent; Sobn WcSenrp.
Sdotmciiter; $. 81. 8olfer, 9etr.
Otorplono SruIt 60, @ourtIonn. un6
2crington-S traBe; gaon Wic2anc,
SeoueIter.
2ebcnsocriidcritn9s Gompognie'n.
Morplano Sic Snillroncc 60, 40,
@eIt.6 opette.S troBe; IS. $. 9lod.
forO, 8rGiioent; Sobu 8. Saniou,
Scfrctdr.
Seuer.Ge ritberungs. agellten.
&opaI Sniuroncc 60, 2t0, OF.
2eyingtonsS troBe.
Sn0ujtriol-8 g riiderungS.G Comp.
Some 6rienolp Society, 1926, 2it-
ocn.glpenue.
6eueriiderc M06cl-2ogcrung.
T0c Security Storage & Srllit 60,
1910, Nortb. Npcnuc.
@ro6an'S @orebouic, Yorf N(penue
wno 9olp6in.S trnBc.
2onolpirtbi1oftlide @crStDe uno
SGlnereier.
@riffitb & Eilrncr 60, 205, Norb.
&oca.S trobe.
Srnomentole 9raGt-9lrbeiten.
91tfur & 60, 3tt, R.-SoiparOsSt
<t. rnb 8eibtpooren.
I.mItrong, Gotor & 60, 106-10S,
SopfinS.TIace.
Gbiiren, Senitcrrobmcn ii. &oltlealty.
Sronf 8. @otfinS & 60, Frott. unO
Erclioent.S traBc.
@n6etaiI @eidGfte.
9ionlonten uno S6m1tdiader.
@elib 9. Bros. Co., 1913, Horh-
Charles. StroBe.
Ietger- irno Ginnode-8 erf5eugc.
S. g. Sfeiffer & Son, 200, NorO'
Gaco.StraBe.
GIarf & Steoens, 212 0or6.G6 orIes.
Strabc.
9udbanblung.
@%untber'S oeuti6e 9u6bonolund
S0S, Sit.@oItimore.S troBe.
Srieob6fe.
.2pubon gorf Gen1etcrD," Office 81,
@cit.S Strobe.
@rlnoeige1tbitm8.M ofGer.
Gierce 6. 9ugan II. Nepbctu, 1G,
2eringtou.S tro6e.
Bidder : lltcniilielt.
S6c WperS & SidS So, 10i, Glib.
SoiuorbsS troBc.
Bidder uno Gunoitor.@ erf5eugc.
9ltguit Moag, 100, Sonobcr.S .robc.
9oubol5, Sbiiren Ii. Senlterrabmep
Otto 9ltder & 60, Greiioent-S troRe
ullb Ganton.a pcnnc.
@oubol5 : SGnblcr.
Sbos. MottbeipS & Con, Gonton'
Ipenue mo NIbemorle. StroBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala, Sigbt.
StroBe.
VledJ. utlO clnoiairte S%to1luonren.
Hotional Gnomeling & stamping
60, 100, Sanoper-S trobe.
Sion1anten uno Sdmudiad)en.
M. S. Sppenbeimer & Cons, 321.
0lost 81 ,I@,.,osa N%.>So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

gIutbu9sn fdrben lld eann
Defenders i6Dn buntel. tpenn tbre S!ats
ter fart ben SpnnenItrablen ausgeleel
finb. Sn Der NGbe fddttiger ilno boler
9dume fperben lie ME cine 10 ~intenllos
Duntelfdrbung srreiden, ME an trelerl
fonnioen 2aoeD.
pie aebtoe psrlangt bel Der
Sopftultur lpohl cine nabrhafte, oo1
bunserfreie groe, m6brenb @plplad.
Der bdufig nsber ibr fultipirt MIR.
etns idon ettuas fettere por5iebt, t0ydr
etne 3ugabe bon gut pertpeftem Dung
psrtrdgt nnb uud fir fIiffissn Dung
isbr e~mpfansIit 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

Wetger- uno Ginnlode.8 erf6eugc.
S. g. Sfeiffer & Con, 200, NorO'
Baca.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

@noetaiI. @ei6Gfte.
9ion1onteu ltn0 S6m1ldioden.
@elib 9. Bros. Co., 1913, Horh-
Charles. StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27
Rnltmnrfrn.N
@erI6ic6ene @taOtt9eiIe, IN tpeIben
8oIt.8ertbiahen nertouft

B0lts2ScrlUIuuJell Uebtu"It
meroen.
mefnnIs 6. q. Gcptt.
WurfsRoa0 - RurneQ j. Sdppt1gtoH.
&orfmbfgIucnue uno 9arrtioHfStraBe Ho'
81. Sfsabe nnb euntinsoOn'2tUenus aouis
"STnnaeniQe - Sirum Stumble.
SortsgIpcnue ulIo Sobnlon'SlraBe - ~ y
3 mno @ousb.strabs, S%tebIanctOtpu 3as.
u Sra1acpiue - @coree geI.
gry{, a., tlnionasloenue (g8oooberrn) -
Clarence 8. gBiQlGmS.
Vronoipap tino BuIttmoresStrdBe - @eor9e
y uhnTiitcIr:stutton. ~~genufpIbuHtcr gubn- - q
"GdnISeT citation. .gaItlmoresc btos8obn",
8cfSrOcrHug oOn Eoftfadcn.
2dnQe Der crforocrIi6en 8cit sur
grrei6ung Der nerIdieocnen
@eItimnllno81rte.
1IntenItebeno lit Die ungef1brc
8eit fIr llc6ermittelung Der Bois-
ioden bon oem 9oltimorcr Boit'
gIrcou mad Den banptiq6liden
einbeinlii6en un5 ausipGrtigen
Std0ten berSCid)nct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

Glorf & Stepens, 212 Horo.G9arles.
StraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

S1iiren, SenItcrrobmen 1t. &oltGealty.
Sronf 8. 8otfinS & 60, Rrott- unO
Yrclioent.S traBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

E1tt. ttnb @eibtpaoren.
ItmItrong, Gator & Co., 106-10S,
SopfiltS sTlace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

SrnamentoIe 9ra1t-g(rbeiten.
0ltfur & 60, 3tt, R.-SomarO.St Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-27

9ubbanolung.
@untber'S oeutide 9u6bonolung,
S0S, SIt.9oItimore.S traBe.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-30

he would give the city of Alexan-
dria the refusal of the same, and
that they would not sell TO private
parties till Alexandria had an OPP
portunity TO make the railroad d
bid for same. It is very important
that the city should buy at least
four blocks of said right of way,
from Elliott aud Monroe streets.
Mr.. Lee will leave here tomorrow
morning for Washington, La.
where he will meet L. w. stubhs,
Civil Engineer OF that road, and
they will commence tomorrow to
survey the proposed line, which
will be pushed to completion OF the
extension OF above road from the
Arnaudville Branch to Washing
ton, passing through LeonvilIe and
Port Barre, q distance Of about
twenty miles.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-30
Carres.aa

In the proceedings OF the School
Board, published last week, the
following omissions in the opening
of school and the assignment OF
teachers were made:
End ward--Guidry school, Miss
Bertha Mornhinveg.
7th ward-Ortego school, Miss 3.
Sylyestre, s35; J. 7. Landreneau
school, to besupplied Reed school,
to be supplied; Fruge school, to be
supplied; Bordelon school, w. NJ.
Harris; Tate school, to be supplied.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-30

For the benefit OF our local mimi
rods and other Journal readers In
this State who find pleasure In
that delightful passtime, hunting,
we publish the text Of the new
game law passed at the recent ses-
sion of the Louisiana Legislature
that you may avoid the payment
of a fine.
The regular amateur hunter. who
has been footloose heretofore, will
in the future be compelled to pay q
Zee OF $I for the privilege Of hunt
ing during the open season. This
license goes into effect upon the
date the season opens, and expires
when season closes. This step has
been taken in order that tho shoot
ing OF game out OF season could be
made more of an offensa than it
was formerly. The nonresident,
and there are hundreds of them
hunting IN Louisiana every win
ter, will have to pay Il fee OF $lo,
and his license holds good only
during the open season.
Every session of the legislature
there has been discussion ON top OF
discussion about the professional
hunters and the damage they do.
Ali kinds Of measures have been
passed, including one which pro-
hibited the existence of the pro-
fessional hunter. This act legal
ICES his existence, and gives him .
standing among the hunters of the
State, for which he pays annually
the sum OF $25. ALI hunters are
prohibited from killing more than
seventy-five birds in days hunt,
which will put an end 20 the siaugiif
or of ducks In the early winter. a
failure to secure q permit will rem
der the hunter liable to fine OF
rot less than SIS nor more than
$50, or imprisonment. The money
secured from these licenses will go
TO the game fund, and will be used
finally for the hire of State game
wardens. In the meantime, be-
fore these wardens are appointed,
the sheriffs OF the parishes will
have authority TO appoint wardsns
and the officers appointed can
search any building, car, package
or coldstorage plant for game ont
of season. If he finds this game.
the holder may be fined from IL to
S. for every bird and game animal
found.
The bill regulates very clearly
exactly low many birds OF the va
rieties can be killed, and how many
deer also. For instance, the bill
saws that it will be unlawful for
any person to kill more than
twenty-five of any variety in a day,
excepting ducks, and the limit on
ducks is fixed at seventy-dve, and
every bird il named In the bill.
The season for doves, rails, coots,
poule d'eau, surf birds, sand pfpers,
eherooks, curlsws, plovers and
grosbec will be closed from March
until August, and the snipe season
will close In May and open In Sep
tember. Turkeys can be shot from
December until April and squir~
reis from September until April.
It will be unlawful &c any time to
kill a turkey hen.
Another and one of the biggest
features Of the law Is the prohibit
ton of shipping OF game outside
the State OF Louisiana.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-30

.-TAkea 4 blrd'seye view of w. A.
ssaaoE's new and displayed drug
advertisement ia this issue.
-sIr. ]. D. Bowles, .Ir, who has
issn teaehing q singing school in
III town, left last Thursday for
sshOme hi Potosi, Texas.
it's reported that the Texas
sasiI,Weevil the genuine article, are
Isthis parish, but OF course, every
lssaet with a sharp nose found
lAas days are promptly called
sulkSaEIls.
Fer Rent-A commodions res
Iasles and premises, back of and
Adluinlng Mason's Drug Store and
hbatlng on Union street, known as
EAa pOseY place, which has OF late
Sen repaired and renovated. Ap.
p|yat tie above named drugstore.
D. Bennett has returned from
Ass York, where he has been for
sse past few months purchasing
gsqls fOr his up-to-date clothing
sleia here. 90 course, Bennett gets
Migaias, and that enables him to
sse bic customers the benefit
lAsEeai.
airs. g. Nv. Nelson, of Denton,
Asxss, who has been on an extend
y visit ID her sister, Mrs. H. 4.
allups left Tuesday, together
xltA Mrs. Phillips and youngest
~ END daughter, for Monroe, La,
sasis they will visit their sister,
An Y. Green, also Mrs. f. L. Cot
Iashau.
ne ST. Landry State Bank
llaing q new ii modern, palatial
llsse as . result of several weeks
WA of 40 experienced crew OF
A psniess. It has been renovated
saeega0ut, and the appearance
aslaa altogether changed. The
sa'ssllee to the upstairs offices, viz:
y n nabeFland Telephone Com
ha'a she Western Union Tele.
ssapa Company, the law offices Of
.ass9s y. G. Perrault aud Peyton
y aasloz, and of the School Board,
AVw oa Landry, instead OF Main,
2sss The Immense two-story
= \ z now one-story affair, but
alid stronger. The lower
s's y nos one large, commodious
'ak apartment. The improve.
a's contribute considerably to
y comfort and appearances OF the
sas following special to the
flaans plcayane from Alex,
~ y July g, says: ~. NJ
ssa of New Orleans, General
ssas q the Morgan's Louisiana
s y Aezas Railroad, is here to.
s-s aavlng come for the purpose
sssslag i. A. Stafford. Acting
q A Alexandria. They and
s. .as inhers OF the City Council
s's .ais afternooa, and Mr.. Let
'.sn that his road had con.
k N sell their right of way
{ Il, asss vide, running nine blocks
rs. ~ With the Texas and Pacific
.ss. g = way from Jackson to Ham,
l!l'ss streets being nine blocks
y told the city officials tha.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-30
or FINAL. TABLEAu.
&sN
EaTATE or MARK LAzAa0
No. - prOssats Docket. District Court.
Fagieh Of Sc. LaHdEy, La

Wlaersas. R. s4ee stagg and Wifs. Joint "a
tnnieau OF classification Of debts acCom-
panied by their petition praying 5oF tina
ho1nOlogAtfon of same
And, whereas, prayer OF said petition has
been granted By an order OF court bearing
dAf8
Nosg, therefore. notice fg hereby gfvan 70
all parties interested to make opposition %
aaid tabieau Co file ssnne In writing In mY
0fflcN, within the firms required by law way
the said talsleau should not b@ h0knOlOgafed5
and confirmed.
YVES ANDREP0NT.
june l1-2r Glerk OF Court.
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-,.,,x.,oUscEMENTs.
,.shorlssd 70 announce

y DaEE 7. LEWIS,
,,a.ts for reelection to the
!. sna sasss .ass Judge I for the 18th Jn-
Z ls.ss a Distflcs a,,hieet to the Democrat
aa's;s s Elistrles !, as;a,, sa to be held on July
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-30
g .,,thorised to announce

~ 2, HI sfrict, slblecs Y ssi e,a ~ T,,ly
sis iss'si ss election to be held on 1niy
sss' .,,thorised to announce
VT fsaBs ]. BAILEY,
ssA,.. .',-so sor the Democratic nom,
esudi1assg, s,,eae do of the 10th Judicial
Iasion 81 lso,.l,iacI to the action OF the pri-
Ilss 4 3 Il ss hold on July 0si''
e J. .sshOrizsd 70 announce
g 'F. +. LEE GARLAND.
s.s.ta for reelection to the
!, ss sI1distriet Attorney for the
sgss 81 oli,aiaI ssi7 District, subject to the
lid 9unas,as s,ss nemocratic primary eiee-
INV ~ y De held On 1uiV 9o'h'
Y. 8 aatnortaed 70 announce Ise,
y $ WILLIAM +. sANDoz'
'..s 800 for the Democratic nomi-
al,.lss1S sas. district Attorney OF the 18th
ssHga1 500, ~ iF,istricf, subject to the action
laaisla, ,,,,ary Dsasv 10 be held on July Soth,
1'':, y e authorized to announce
" ,rpl.EY n ii i. GUILBEAU,
.d,date for District Attorney for
Y asassjd ss.b Judicial District, subject 70 Ine
ls'as n s the Democratic primary eiec-
ssgsseh y y ~ ,sld on j July Dth.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-30

Take a blrd'seye view of w. A.
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sgsrtisemeat ia this issue.