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HOTEL sHoREHAM, OCEAN END VA. AVE.
Special rates for May June, $40. sl2, SIS. Capac.
Boo. Open or all sides; excellent view from each
room; elevator TO street; private baths; telephone
In rooms. Table and service the best. Booklet
For Information, etc, inquire ii. RALPH BUR-
Ton. 1886 New York ave. NV. W. II. COTTON.
ap28-26ts
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HOTEL JACKSON.

Atlantic City On the beach. Virginia ave. and
Steel Pier: central and delightful location: 200
ocean rooms; hotel is reproof built of brick Stone
and steel Special April and May rate Ameri AN
plan SO. sl2 So SIS weekly Orchestra Literal
ture mailed. JUN Cfsooh.
anIS-59t-S
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SUMMER RESORTS TO LET.

TOR RFNT-Two COTTAGES. Sd BLOCK FROM
ocean: 8 to 10 rooms; improvements; completely
Furnished Address A. L. c., Box III. Bradley
Beach, n. j. 10! <V-<.-
roR RENT-HOTEL AT NORTH CHESAPEAKE
warketing at door; new pier and fne bathing
artesian water. Apply PHIL W. CHEW. ol2
artes,an my10-12t
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SPRING RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City.
HOTEL BREXTON,

20 MichIcan ave- near beach. New eIectric eIe
vator Sun parlor. 81 and $3.50 per day s. TO 81
per week up. Booklet. j. A M1Eho.
my1T-TSt,5
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VIRGINIA.
VVPGINIA HOT SPRINGS

THE McCLINTIC HOUSE; 10 minutes drive
from Hot Springs free bus: excellent table; terms
most reasonable. Information can be obtained from
TAYLOR GRIMES 1135 18th st. NV, or by writ
ing Mrs ]. II. MeCLINTIC. MeClintic House, Hot
Springs, Va. mylI-lot-o
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16

Ing married a daughter OF Judge
Alfred Payy, ex-Clerk OF Court.
Mr.. Guiibeau IL young man Of
sterling qualities and unwaverIng
courage.
Hon. James j. Bailey is cam
didate for the Office OF District
Judge and announces himself this
week. Mr.. Bailey is one OF the
representatives from this parish to
the Lower House OF the General
Assembly, having been elected by
large majority at the first prf-
mary. In the discharge of his du-
ties In that Office he has displayed
the same zeal, ability and fearless
ness that has marked his career as
lawyer. He was admitted to the
bar in 1896 and has been con-
stant practitioner. MFR. Bailey was
born in Opelonsas In February 8,
1873. lie is the son OF Judge
Adolphe Bailey, one of the most
celebrated jurtsts OF the State, who
presided for many years over the
courts of this district.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
The zsenaeir S,, pper.

The complimentary supper to
the FIRE department. given by our
hustling merchant B. Bennett,
came off Tuesday night, and to say
that ft was q sumptnous feast is
putting It mildly.
Mr.. Bennett Is in New York, but
his Chief Clerk, Mr.. Stanislas
Wybls, took charge of the matter
that is, told Mr.. Cretin, of the La
combe Hotel, TO 60 ahead and pro-
pare the supper, knowing full we'll
that 1t would be done to a queens
taste.
The menu was excellent, and the
service splendid.
Good cheer prevailed throahout
the delightful affair, and the too-
often ugly behavior at astagn sup
pers WAS totally absent.
The toast-master, L. Austin Fon-
tenot, filed his position we'll, and
the toasts OF the boys were full of
gratitude for this demonstration of
appreciation ON the part OF citizen
Bennett, as well as for those who
so literally contributed to the sub
scription list circulated a few
weeks ago, for funds TO aid them In
paying the debt now on their hall.
The genial host and hostess, Mr..
Cretln and his good lady were also
the recipients Of hearty compli-
ments.
After the toasting Foreman B.
A. Littell announced that Mr.. Ben
nett had sent Panama hat to be
given to the bravest and most ef-
f.ctlve fireman I'm the company.
BY rising and unanimous vote,
the prize was awarded to the Fore
man, who is not only good Fore
man, but rs hard q fire fighter as
there is in the company, and can
be seen at any time In the thickest
of the fight.
It was q grand success-that's
all.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
oPELoUsAs La, SATURDAY., July Is. 1904
Grmss.

While the Clarion is heartily in
favor of the existing stock law, it
would suggest that some steps be
taken by the Council to keep down
the weeds and grass that are now
threatening TO entirely cover our
sidewalks.
Not only do they spoil the looks
OF the walks, but they are an abso-
lute nuisance to pedestrians, es-
pecially ladies.
They can't be tolerated, and VIC
feel sure that our council will take
steps in the premises at once.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
AN ORDINANCE

To amend aud re-aIlscE section Of
an ordinance adopted July 7ih,
1862, entitled An ordinance pro-
vidiug for working on tbs public
roads, works or fa Esns OF the par-s
ish all such conviets as shali be
sentenced to iprTsonlnent In the
parish prison, or % such impris-
onmen6 aud the payment of q
fine, or to such Imprisonment In
default of the payment of the
fine, and providing how they
shall be worked and disciplined,
and how they may have their
sentence cormmutsd for diligenf
service and good behavior.
Be it ordained by Ihe Police Jury
of the Parish Of st. Landry, IN. reg
ular session convened, that section
I Of the ordinance nHBtioned In the
title hereof be amended and re-en-
acted SO as to read as follows:
Section lie fL ftsr1 her ordained.
etc. that the Police Jury shall,
from time 60 Gilne designate what
public works upon which said COM
yicts shall be emp provided
that they shall mt lss employed
at any time unless the value OF
their services estimated at not
more than 81 4 day saci, shall
equal to OF exceed the axpanses
attendant upon tIlsslE en- Tssy raant; !;
that the Police Jury sitafl elect or
appoint some diserast and spOil-
sible person, resident Of this par
Ish, VINO shall snparintaIad, guard
and have charge of che said con-.
victs when employed, as aforesaid,
whoee salary for such ser Ices shall
be the sum OF s.. 80 per day FOR such
time only as he shall be actually
employed In such sagvi ice, and lss
order TINT there may 1ss com pissfs
harmony between the aaid super
.intendent and the sllaYIi7 of tfis
parish, the said ~ peril tendes.t'
shall not be qualified to take
charge Of said eoi.yieEs lsnfIE lsIs
appointments or eIargIels shall be
approved by the ssIsegffI { lla eaid
snper rintehas1s of o11viets, n han
appointed, or elected as aforesaI ID !,
shall hold his ol iIiicts D ppuIn ntnneiit
al flae pleasure eg hs lice q !.
On motion Of i 3 Ter, ssses,lafi-1
ed by sar. Dlfin, tue ord Inanct, Was
adopted nnaaInl1 1lsl
Attest II
S. ..I. HEAIE Pres pro tern.
siaT5 - I'll E gss
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance Fixing Fire Limit,
aud 10 Regulate the Erection
| OF Buildings Therein so As to
Insure Safety from Fire, and
| Providing Penalties for the
| Violation Thereof.
Section I. Be it ordainad by the
Mayor aud Board OF Aldermen,
that it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to erect, con-
struct or build, within the limits
hereinafter defined, any buildings,
unless the outer walls thereof are
constructed of Stone, brick or NOR.
tar, or some of those materials,
eight Inches thick. in baIldif1g
less than twenty feet in haIgllt To
the caves; twelve inches thick In
building less than forty feet and
more than twenty feet in height,
and three inches additional thick
ness fur each additional twenty
feet In height and unless the roof
is covered with some non-coin-
bustlbIe material. Its the intent
and purpose hereof loexclude and
prohibit the erection of any wood
framed building, covered ON the
outer sides thereof either with
boards or sheeting In tin or eorrug-.
ated iron.
Sec 2. Be it further ordained,
ETC., that ereetiofis ineIade ramov
al from one lot to another, and the
annexing to present buildings, now
erected, or any addition OF
any nature made, framed In wood,
covered either With boards,
shingles, tin or iron sheeting, or
any combnstibIe material.
Sec. 3. Be il further ordained,
ETC., that the fire limits in Which
any buildings are prohibited TO bs.
erected excepting such as are pro-
vided in section Of this ordinances,
are defined within The streets
boundaries designated On Main
street from North street to Landry
street on Landry stredt, from Main
street to Market street.; Oh Market
street, from Landry to Bellevue
street; on Court street, from Ian
dry to Bellevue strbet, and on
Bellevue from Market street to |
Main street, and on both sides oil |
said streets and within 100 feet /
therefroln.
Sec. 4. he il further ordained,
ETC., that any person who violates
this ordinance shall be fined in q
sum not less than twenty nor more
than one hundred dollars and costs,
aud in default uf payment Of fins.
and costs, shall be placed on pub
lie works until he HAS worked out
the amount of said fine and costs.
Sec. 5. Be ft further ordained,
etc, Whenever any baIiding shall |
be erected, or In progress OF erec-
tlon. i'm violation of this ordinance,
the Mayor shall notify the owner /
in writing to either remove or al
ter it, so as to comply wit b tbs re-
quirements Of said ordinanee, and I
II such netic.s is not complied with
within three days, tIls Mayor shall T
cause such building ID iss removed I
at It's owners expense, the ma terial
to- remain in charge OF 1
the town until the expense OF It's
removal shall be pald;;if not paid
within ten days from It's renewal,
such material shall do sold at pub
lie auction, and the proceeds, after
the expense ct removal
and sale, paid over ID the aWner OF Z
the bnfldIng. suela auction shall
be held at a time aud plac.. desig-
mated in notice tih be published +
for ten days III tile aflieial journal I
Of the town.
B. A. LITrELE, II
w. r. COCHRAN, Mayor.
9ttafk KS
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Ho rssaEr ~ Sf I q n

- Z
Parish OIL st. Landry.
BY virtue OF the authority in US vested
and i'm obedience to an ordinance OF the P0-
lice Jury Of st. Landry parish, passed July
5th. 1904. we do hereby proclaim that an
election Will be held by the property tax
payerg auaItffed electors of the first police
jury ward of said parish. on
aaaussaay, August 91sas. 1884,
between the hours of six In the morning and
seven In the afternoon, for the purpose OF
obtaining an expression OF the voters OF
said property taxpayers and auaiihed slec-
tors on the subject OF the imposition OF q
ave mill tar, to run for ten years, fn aid OF
the construction and equipment OF the opa-
sIousas Northaa stern u GHsf Raftroad.
s We do further order that the said election
shall take place at the following precincts
and places at the location where the last
general election was held
sODeIousas at the Courthouse.
Pfaisance at Yves AldTepont.
bellevue at School House.
@. r. THOMPSON,
WAf NJ ft ESC1TT.
Il. T.. LDEBs
Board uf supervisors.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
80
Notice.


The sharssaeIdeFs Of the 0paIonsaa
Eompany are hereby notified
that pursuant 10 resplutiofl of ths
Board OF Directors OF said cornpaay, q
Of the shareholders OF said
eompnslY will be held at the com npanyss.
ofEiae Ia Opelousss, LouisIana, on June
18th, 1904, beginning 81 the hour OF 10
o'clock .. m, tor the purpose Of deter
mining whether or not the capital stock
OF this company shall be increased by
the issuance of dtiitional capital stock.
not exceeding IN face value the sum OF
S5gN0D. TO dczsrmine upoa whst terniS.
sach additional stock shall be disposed
action In tho premises as may be-
proper.
SlgnedI ssAAc k0os,
s &c CHARhgvIELEs President &
SaeretarY
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
rar5sll of ss. Eai&IT.

we, the Undersigned R,aTd sif supervisors
In and for the parish or st. Landry. Ssafao1
louisiana, do hereby name and appoint the
following named persons to serve 81 com
missioners and clerks ct eiecsion ct the fol
lowing polling places In this first police jury
war,i of Sc. Lansiry parish. Mt the elecfioal
10 be held ca SATURDAY Iglst 7Ttn, 190t.
tor the purpose to tAsing the sense of Lne
property taxpayers. qialifieei electors on
the subiecr OF the Ira paSls ton Of aye mill
far te run ten years. Ill all OF the Opslou-
sas. Southeastern Il Gulf Railroad
t,palousas, at Court House Commission
ars q. R Andarus. Marshall Case. w. k,
{ cochran; Clerk. Alfred bupse-
plalsance, at Yves Ansarepont 's-gon1.
uafssioners: frank sitirine. GhfIstogai 81 T.
yestre. VIII I'eckhaln; !; Cierk, = q Dario
bellevue. at sciapst Ht5a%a--t hi 4annis Ion
er. Dave Carson Frank LIimlniek, Drew
Horn Clerk y. Ha Y,
4 j. THOMPSON,
w Af. PksEsE0T
b.. T.. LGIEti3
Buarss az supervisors
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
Ts the PaassIc.

We wish to inform You that We
have secured the services of Mr..
F. A. Voorhies, who will take
charge of our subscription and sta
tionery department. Any orders
entrusted to him viii receive our
usual prompt attention.
JACOBS NEWS DEPOT Go.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
New a.aun nsary.
April 91y

Sam Lee wishes the public to
know that he has established a
new laundry ON North Court street,
opposite Lewis & Laeombe's office,
where the strictest attention will
be given to business In his line.
All work guaranteed to give salts
faction at reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
May 15-6no SAM LEE.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16

I'm conformity with tue above
notice, I take pleasure in assnm-
ing the duties entrusted to me by
such an enterprising firm and will
do all In nay power to give their
customers the same courteous
treatment they have received in
the past as we'll as will appreciate
any new business that will be
brought to the firm through my
many friends.
#. A. VOORHEES,.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
The Nasuss Hope Brick & Tile
Works

Are now prepared to lnannfac-
ture first class bricks, tiles and
bull-nose bricks. We now have
new kilns and new machinery,
and the clay is absolutely first
class.
II you need bricks OF any des-
cription, give us a trial and you
will be satisfied.
Mrs. 1T. i. BIDsTRUP,
Washinten, La.
April 8. 1y
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
N.a N. saacn M Expected.

Owing to the inclemeni weather
and TO Mr.. Jacobs being sick the
past week, the subscriptions TO
shares In the Jacobs News depot
Co. did not come ia IS expected,
but look out for next issue.
SHARES
pray,ously subscribed sa26e0
Louis Christ. as1o
Adam MeBride 100.
----y
Tots, .s2s700
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16

Mr.. Aaron Jacobs, President OF
the enterprising firm OF Jacobs
News Depot Co, will soon leave on
his usual tour TO Chicago and st.
Louis to buy his fall and winter
stock also, his assortment for the
Holiday trade, which he expects to
eclipse anything ever seen here be-
fore.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
NOTICE,
oploulasa, La. July le. 1904.

The public are hereby warned not to pur-
chase or negotiate or transact. In any man
asr with T. c.. Fogleman, with respect to
HIS interest az an heir OF John 8. FogIeman
In and TO tract of eighty acres OF land,
more or less. situated near MORROW. 81.
Landry Parish, and bounded north by l..
G0dchaux, south by estate of Charles Mixer.
east by L. Godchaux and west by public
road, as am the owner OF the interest OF
said e. C. Fogienaan In said land, and I'M
now taking steps TO perfect my title to said
land, and TO correct the errors in the nota-
rial act OF sale of said land of date Novem-
ber I9, 1850, and which act erRoneousiy
states that T sold said land to said ID. O.
Fogleman. whereas said act should have
stated that II. G. Fogleman sold said land
to me ON that date.
July is, SC ABRAM KAHN.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
Notice TO Residents Of the
the Town Of opelou-
sas, La.

You are hereby notified TO clean
up and put your premises in 4
suitable condition within the next
ten (l0 days. An inspection will
be made OF all premises within the
town limits. b. A. LIITELL,
May %, 1 mo. Mayor.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16

heYs estraysd from lay place ON Sat
3SIrszny. May l4th, 1904. two dark bay
American males. Both are trace
markell. Tbs talieat has high fore
head. the ether low forehead, ,un brand
ed
A liberal reward Will be given for any
Information that WilI lead 70 fnefr res
coyery. n. 5IDRTN g
May 2s, 5t. VILE Platte, I'll,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16

S247W
Haorsssss

i have just received carload of
wrll-broke Texas horses. Same
are for sale at Thompson's stock
yard, near J.. K. sandoz 3 Bros.
store. i. r.. BURNETT
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
II. s,a authorized to announce
WI ~ y ,,-H nYSkBY

VT. Moriarty & Son have
,psBsd DIP ia the Mock building .
ss q steDs east OF their old stand,
"a srs ready to serve their GUS
,saers Work on their new tire
.,saf brick building will be started
ii few days.
SorIeE.-l am agent OF the
,,..,.uf Missions, NJ. E. Church,
saash, and NIL business pertaining
] Il ,6etr land on Bayou Courtableau
n,,,st ID transacted through me.
j. D. HARPER,
Lafayette, La.
MI j. G. Murray, Chieot's wa
,e.lneIon king, has furnished our
,sua With several loads OF magni-'
sseat melons, and Of course the
laarlon was remembered with
IIselous and most tempting sam
It'd frs,n the first chariot load.
IA result Of the late confia-
Tatioa, several OF those who We're
s,lfsregs from 1t are rushing mat
slrs Ior building brick structures
oa their lots which were SO recently
scysrutl by inadequate frame build
Iiss. Among them are Messrs.
A.l.. Lacombe, Geo. Moriarity and
EIAlIe Bodemuller, all three OF
ahom have brick and other ma
tsrIal on the ground, while Mr.
I'll budding is assuming shape aud
gslag mp In whoop.
Allss May Voltz, who Is here
lpu 0psIousas visiting her sister,
Nrs. ]. n Egan, was seriously bit
iea BY q vicious dog Friday. Miss
Eultz WIS walking along East Six
j lssasa street, South Crowley, In
'front.' eg Philip Candiliero's reel
dsIes when the dog, owned by Mr..
esadillero, got though the fence
aaa attacked her, infileting several
serious Wounds before he could be
iakan oil. 4 physician was called
tsattend tbs young lady's injuries
aad no serious results are expect
Y The dog was killed by Mr..
hadlhero Saturday.-Crowiey Sig
asl July 8.
Through . telepone message
received By g. III. Cretln, proprie-
IOr oi the aLaeombe Hotel" on
Friday morning, our community
xas saddened by the news that
AUncle Ben" Lewis, one OF the
most popular drug drummers OF
sae state. who had many friends
nefe, was found dead in a hotel
poil at Iota. We learn that upon
alsaol appearing among the other
Nlests at the usual hour, visit
Vas made TO his room, and ON re-
\ sslslag no answer to numerous
sas made, the door was forced
sasa seand that he had died in bed
a'as tlaas during the night.
Asaeal landmark may be said to have
geaa
3, s.Om thess troabulous scenes below,
salls hundreds, yea thousands, are left
here to mourn
iha proud spirit forever now flown.
aa announcement OF Hon.
s'sS Y. Goilbeau appears In this
asss N tia Clarion. Mr.. Guilbeau
! WV fspresenting st. Landry
salsa 70 the Lower House of the
sssal assembly, and at the last
's1oa was considered one OF the
sssss q the House, his fight for
'sslafles and the reduction OF the
sssaef's appointiye power, max
81 alsa atonce a we'll known figure
: c'ats poiltics. Hs was born
Ivy 9, 1875. He attended Graud
s'sap College. and when that In
'aslea closed, farmed for two
ss's Ito then went to the Lou
asA STATE University, from which
a1lon he graduated in 1879.
9 / Y assistant Principal of the
High School from 1887
He studied Law under
s Gilbert I. Dapre, and was
! N. sls'l e the bar by examine
!, ] ''lsfs the Supreme Court. He
s. 'asAss # ) boy and girl, har-
i !
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
: !. .,,tl,orized to announce

H.
"a 4. a authorized to announce
JAMES }. BAILEY
.dI.Iate for the Democratic nom
csAss,a cssar Judge of the 10th Judicial
sssi9n =" ts,.1,ieet 70 the action OF the pri-
sst psstlsIo 3 bs S held on July soth'
=. IS 4. authorized to announce
We 4 R. LEE GARLAND,
..a,date for reelection to the
ssa esuDitr ~ District Attorney for the
oles ,e5ieiMl n District, subject to- the
lsa sa - ths Democratic primary cleo
sssloa 'as v \, IL held on July s0th.
. n authorized to announce
e ' WILLIAM J. sANDoZ,
..adidate for the Democratic nomi-
u i.as es1asDis s,r District Attorney OF the 18th
aasloa aa1s,aaI lsi district, subject to the action
!ii.ss's, ~ urinary to be held on July 10Th,
1871.
u. ire authorized to announce
pIDLEY L. GUILBEAU,
..,d,date for District Attorney for
y : sa.h eaaJdi judicial District, subject to the
~ s.ln aosa e tie Democratic primary cleo
sea.oa s'a Y, II neld on July 30th.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
Metho dist Church Services

Preaching every Sunday evening at
80, and every Sunday at il a. m. ex-
the second Sunday.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
Ing ae e:45-L. w. Ghilds, Snperintend-
ent.
Epworth League services hour be-
fore preaching every Sunday evening.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-07-16
.,voUSCEN ENTs.
, J. authorized to announce
lte =. ItyneE r. LEWIS,

s,date for re-election to the
ii eannis;t eanl.asv;ct Judge for the 18th Ju-
elice q piJsat ,H;ct snhiect to the Democrat
dIeisl DissIaII sIsetiori TO be held on July
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coaches only on SPECIFIED sgs
Returning, tickets sbe good
coaches only on q u regular trai
leaving st. Louis not Iat ers
days. including date of sals.
Call on Ticket gent 81
train and. full nformation
$3 III FOR sale.
Choice building lots
avenue and Sixth street
win Robinson Gas Omces
We have lust uni oaded so,ir 81
Novel; Ranges for fan
IN IN aS position IT yoa cos
Halls Hardwares tore.
ever saual ed oEten
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