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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18
BURGLARS PAL KILLED.
Wounded Housebreaker Identifies Man
Who Fell From HayIoft.

Clarion Oct 1s.-A wounded burglar,
shot while trying to enter the home of
DR.. Roosevelt, was taken to the UNDER
taking rooms and identified the body of
the man found at the Solberg farm as
that OF Clyde Showerman. his pal from
Marble Rock. His mother and step
father, DR.. Charles ]. O'Keefe. reside
there They have been notified and
will take charge of the body. A watch
and s45 were found on his person. He
fell in the barn from the fayloft a dis
lance of twenty feet, and struck on his
head. fracturing his skull.
The Des Moines police records do not
contain the name of c. Burns and the
police there think the name given by
the man wounded at Clarion was
fictitious
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18
His Ancient Grievance.

sbio NUSIOUS STISV6nCS,
The congressman met the cor
respondent.
Say" he exclaimed II have a mild
grievance against you"
"Get 1T OF your mind" said the face.
tious scribe
TITS Just this" said the congress.
man. when you put what you call a
clever story into my mouth don't let II
be the vintage of the year before the
food. Gimme something that doesn't
date back any farther than the Cru
saders. or possibly the sack of Baby.
Ion. You see. most of my constituents
read the almanac. There's a good
fellow"
And he shook hands efusively with
the correspondent and passed along.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18
PHONE LINES TO MERGE.
al Mutuals to Be Absorbed by Bell,
Thinks Manaoer Th;II

All Mutuals to Be Absorbed by Bell,
Thinks Manager Thili.
Des Moines, Oct. 1S.-Following the
merger of independent telephone COM
panies in Ohio. w. ]. Thill, manager of
the Iowa Independent Telephone clear
ing house, in an interview, said the
merger of the Iowa Independents is a
thing Of the near future
A meeting of independent managers
of the state is expected to be called
at any time now ito war with the Bell
interests.
Mr.. Thill said the proposed merger
of the local mutual company with the
Iowa company was the gunshot needed
to open the battle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18
NEW SHARON LECTURE COURSE.
Strong List Of Attractions Secured for
Season, Beginning This Week.


Season, Beginning This Week.
Special to Times-Republican.
New Sharon Oct. 1S-The New Shar-
on Lecture Course Association will
start the course next Thursday with
Brush" the magician, to be followed
during the fall ana winter in tine Or
der named: Robert Parker Miles, pre-
senting his lecture, "Tallow Dips"
Henry Clark, lecturue, play Ball;
The Apollo Concert Company, and Bell
Ringers. and closing Feb. % with the
Fisher Shipp Concert Company.
The committee considers that they
have been fortunate in securing this
list Of talent, as it is all first class
and will excel last years course II,
many particulars
G. W. Burkes has rented the Pierce
Ratliff farm, recently purchased by
Swisher Bros, A. J. Way and ]. A.
Watland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18
CHANGES AT CORNELL.
DR.. j. r. Van Pelt Succeeds Rev. X. W.
Robbins in Chair OF Philosophy.

Special to Times-Repnhlican.
Mt. Vernon. Oct. 1s.-Dr. J. R. Van
Pelt succeeds in the chair of philosophy
and the English bible at Cornell Col
lege. Iowa. Rev. X w Robbins. who
was called to the University church at
Greencastle. Ind. DR.. Van Pelt is ex-
ceptionally we'll qualified for his posi-
ton. His theological training was TAX
en- at Garrett Biblical Institute and at
Boston University, from which he re-
ceived the degree of Phi. D. He has
twice been abroad for study at Ger
man universities. For eight years he
was professor Of systematic theology in
the lift School of Theology at Den
yer. He is one Of the department edi-
tors of the Methodist Review.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18
HoNoRs FOR HORSE AND OWNER

Rock Rapids to Have Great Home
Coming for Pensia Maid.
Rock Rapids, Oct. 1S.-For one whole
day, Oct 20, Rock Rapids will celebrate
the world famed accomplishment Of a
horse and her owner and driver Persia
Maid, record 2:04h, secured at the
Pennsylvania stakes at Lexington, KY,
recently, in three of the fastest heats
ever trotted in a record making race,
is returning to her home here, and with
her owner and driver, w. D. Shut, OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18

Coffee is a hidden but powerful en-
envy to ones progress in life. It's sub
tie, narcotic poison. weakens heart. in
terferes with digestion and has a
definite and destructive effect on the
nervous system. People who are con-
tent to load themselves with impede
ments to progress, who refuse to sup
ply body with food and drink Of the
kind needed to make up for the daily
disintegration of nerve and brain It's
sue, must stand aside in the race.
The ones who are properly fed, will
surely win the laurels.
Postum furnishes the gluten and
phosphates Of grain needed by Nature
to nourist brain and nerves with food
When made right, that Is. boiled fifteen
minutes after boiling begins, 1t has a
delicious taste similar to the mild
high-grade Javas. but with none Of the
bad effects Of coffee.
There are those who are entirely
careless as to what goes into the stom-
ach, but the one who would make al
his movements tend towards health
and possible greatness can know by 9
personal test.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
become famous for its curues Of
coughs, colds, Group and influenza. Try
it when in need. 1t contains no harm
full substance and always gives prompt
relief Sold by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18

A Viper in the Stomach
Is dyspepsia complicated with liver and
kidney troubles. Electric Bitters help
all such cases or no pay. soc. Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18
CHURCHES CONSOLIDATE.
Presbyterian and Christian Force.
Unto and Plan to Build Edifice.

Special to Times Republican.
Creston, Oct. 1s.-The Presbyterian
and Christian churches of Griswold
have consolidated their forces, and will
hereafter be known as the Peoples
church. All officials have been elected
and the official board, at a recent
meeting, decided by a unanimous vote
to extend call to the Rev. Charles
E. Luck for their pastor. The services
for the present will all be held in the
Presbyterian church, but plans are be-
ing made to erect one of the finest
churches in this part of the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18

PILES CURED IN 6To ID DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to IA days
or money refunded. soc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-18

The attitude of Congressman j. A.
T. Hull and his action in bringing Can
non to this district to speak at Knox
Vile is interpreted generally as evil
Gence that the standpatters of the east
propose to help Hull to the limit in his
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-23
Plo \ eD Ia iiGiiniidlad

Siguiendo la costumbre que observa
ba antes de Ocupar el solo Pontificio
Pho X Sc levamta a las ci1rco de la
mailana y dice misa Ell su oratorio.
ayudado por su secretario particular
Monsenor Bressan. Luego toma una
taxa de cafe con leche, despacha la
correspondence sale dar un cort,
paseo por el jardin solitario
Con las re:epciones, audiencias. des
pacho de doc,lmentos y una frugal CO.
mida a las doce, pasa todo el dia, !
,ahora como antes cuando las campa
mas tocan el Angelus de Ia tarde. Pic
X, como los ap6stoles que le prece
dieron, reune Il su lado algunos fieles,
tlne la obligation la devotion lleva
al Vaticano. y les dirige pa .abras d.
bOndad.
Tn periOdista que ha visitado al San
to Padre en- sus habitaciones dice ''De
tras de una mesa cargada de pape
les, junto a un crlcifijo pendiente dt
la pared, encucntro Su Santidad dt
pie con la imponente purpza de ST
blaN.a SOtana.
Sus facciones fuertemente marcadas,
Sc destacan vigOrosamente con la luz
del despacho. Su estatura es aventaja.
da, sus hombros anchos, su barbilla
energica y su boca expresiva, pero la
tlulzura de la mirada y la cristalina
claridad de sus bondadosos ojos, sua.
vizan Ia aativcz del contorno. Una
pequena corona de pelo blanco rodc;
81 solideo; su voz es grave, sonora y
clara, y su amistosa sencilez, por nc
decir cordialidad, CANA en- seguida La
confianza del visitante.
Con un sencillo movimiento de la ma
no invita- mi mujer Y 4 mi & tomar
asiento a sus 1ados. FL, Sc sienta en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-23
Ii LECHE CONDBNSADA
ES UN vENENO PARA LOS NINOS
DE PECHO
La alimentaci6n artificial mata 5000 ca
da verano, solo en- Nueva York
Hasta la leche de caca, que es Ell nteJ0f
sustitatt0 de la leche mGterna, care
ce de las c0n1lici0nes neceSGrads.

De cuatro cinco mil ninos reclen ma
cidos mueren en- Ia ciudad de Nueva
York durante la estaci6n de verano de
cada aiio, causa de inanici6n y envene
namiento. como resultado fatal del uso
de alimentos artihciales. Tai es la decla-
raci6n del doctor Charles Gilmore Ker
lev. professor de Intermediates de ninOs
en ell hospital y colegio medico policlini-
co, del cuerpo de profesores del asilo de
ninos de Nueva York y del hospital de
ninos, cuyo distinguido medico el dia +
de Octubre llev6 a cabo la primera de
una serie de corferencias a los profeso-
res del citado colegio, bajO el tema de:
K Nutricion de los ninos y de los recien ma
cidos.'
Ell doctor Kerley ha iniciado un razo-
nado furibundo ataque contra todas
las leches condensadas y todos los ali
ment0s artifciales para niiios, los cul-
les. dice, estan destruyendo a los ninos
de Nueva York en- tai proportion que.
@solamente llega a lograr la edad de elm
co amos, ell sesenta por ciento. Ninguno
de esos alimentos artifciales reune las
preparedness de proteina, grasa y aztlcar
que la naturaleza exige para la debida
alimentacion de los nifos. La leche de
vaca es ell mejor sustituto, pero aun en-
ella resulta que la proportion en- que es
tan combinados aquellos elementos es
mas apropiada para las facultades y con-
diciones del est6mago de un becerro que
para las del de un ni1o.
Ell conference.-the ,hizo despues un re-
iato practice respecto los cuidados V
esfuerzos que debe hacer una madre para
Aevitar el empleo de alimentos artificiales
en su hijo. Dijo que todas las madres
leben procurar llevar una vida normal v
tranquila, comiendo todo aquello Que
acostumbran a conner hacienda. ejerci-
cio al aire libre durante tres Q cuatro no.
ras diariamente
Dicho doctor contnuara s,lS conferen-
cias 4 las cinco de Ia tarde de los dias | |
v Is de este mes
(Del "New York Herald, Oct. 5)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-23

un amplio sill6n, delante de la mesa,
y mientras habla, toma y deja alter
lativamente con una mano ell portaplu-
mas de orc: que tiene junco al tinte-
20, y con la otra juega con la cade-
IA del mismo metal que pende de su
uello y que sostiene una cruz pectoral
e esmeraldas, regalo del emperador
;uillermo a Leon XIII, ell dia de su
.ubileop.
Cuando sali6 de Venecia para asis-
.ir al c6nclave que lie nombr6 papa,
tan lejos estaba de su mente 10 idea
de que no volveria Venecia, que to-
mo billete de ida y vuelta. Ell billie
e de regreso 10 conserve largo tempo !;
y hubo muchos coieccionistas opulen-
los que trataron de adquirirlo por to-
los los medios posibles, pero Pio x Sc
npg6 siempre cederlo, hasta que el
no pasado fue visitarlo el rey de
Grecia expres6 un vivo deseo de po-
ser el va hist6rico cartoncito, y Ell Pa
pa sc 10 OO.
Pero tiene una humilde reliquia que
cor NADIA del mundo cedera: un reloj
lie miguel.
Este reloj-dice el Santo Padre
marco los minutes de la agonia de mi
madre la hora de mi separation def
aitiva del mtlndo exterior. Ha senaia-
do todos los momentos tristes, alegres
5 schemes de mi vida. SQue joya
nodria ser mas preciosa para mi?
Ell reloj 10 neva sujeto con I'm cor
don de seda en- a cenidor, y no lie i'm
porta faltar La etiqueta que hasta
ahora obligaba al Papa, cuando guerra
saber Ia hora, a pregumtarsele uno
de los prelados del sequito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-23
-(4D-

y pobre evidenemente. Entre los dos
podiamos expotar buena NINA
i La has visto, Dick 9-pregunt6 Polly salitndoe al
encuentro.
ST.
-sY tan parecda?
Una brueria-repc6 Dick k,-mucho mas atin He de
saber donde vive Manana la vere
Mrs Wtham jamas pudo saber e>actan,cnte 81 Ell hon.
re que habi visto e teatro despues fue visi
taras sn casa admirador de Rosa. Su hija
pareca evadr ell asunto cuando madre la hblaba de
= haca conjeturas de las utilidades que aque
40 podria reportarlas; cuando puesc afr,narse
NADIA Ell hombre amas llevaba flores recreos de cual
fuier case nj mucho presentes Mrs WItham el
pezo iuzgare admirador initi de poca conssten
Ella cspecialmene desde qNe da le oy6 aconseja
ba Rosa aue pusiese la anciana sonora el secre
to- Rosa lie contest6 que denasado pcspcaz para
cometer tai dsparate. .4|
para concentrates sobre 10 que haba dido hlzo
too lie fue possible para en- autos sempre
atenta exctada, pero sin ponerse ro de la verdad
-Es negoco, madre,era tod0 cnanto Rosa ie decla
y al mismo tempo una distraccionanadia con sngu
lar tono aparecendo oios llanarada de sus
cultas pasionesSe trata de Obra es tOo
causara sensac6n 10 aseguro usted, cuando pom
Ga. t.a.
Rosa nombraba nunca lord Nugent, 81 su madre
c,npezaba 4 hablar de Reidhaven. hacia veces
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-23
CAP1TULO WI

Rosa Wilthan d6 sehalcx de mteEEsnexs .atSysIsa
Sc de su huesped lie di6 las grzeas por baxs por
el anxilio pecunario prestado. <4.s u grande<
ojos expression que sc h AIno Hzg .zsX2e cue
le habia sido hasta entonces; z.ind6 s aae pocos
husspedes que quedaban sl pa.ene u .es-
min0, prorrumpi6 desolado Hznto peeo ssom-
bro de su madre. }u @&.-t+4
-5Pero, que te pasa, hija MAJ fFEsxnnfS Hrs WIT
ham. 3. E5H&-:i
i No me olga listed NADIA! iDSjeAe sss-Eae Va res
puesta de hija-i Ojah hahe.as Gixs xzsuea Aa-
blar de lord Nugent! iOjalx kuhsac xe.ifs a .es-
ia casa!
-JPor ques Hemos paEsdo HxeG5aaa s-nzua Pa
mi ha sido desteIle del despsiE se to-
do 10 que hemos sufrido 1ltima1ae- L. e sliirxa 20
que invitase feeuenen Ek hseo 40 arursRur
Sc de NADIA, aunque por sEHzA
NO vendremos mas ReSAsxven, zuaarc-xk a,uz&-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-23
AdcvliI> pal&j G&E G3ls(l* :&,.l ,'l1:'A
UN 6aAJ &sl;sTSSDD

Escrliasiiacs ,aleEaasa.ss. sssysssssgxs ;2aess.
regalOS, Gle rarsos tAns&f4tas " ,E,raGs.ye
Papeles <Ss 46slaa easyasss, ..,slAass ,1+a.-
pices, TintaS, Eiu.nas- f,sass..sE sss&.;. s1>--
piar, Col'saktaras esa .e.s tsae A4it<4....ss 81
todas tasna0Mss h2r:..'sssss.x: ,$zltssss s,@--
delo iafinit3sll @te sahic1ssa Il nves:j.,n
ccontna exs1
De venta eaa I'll astAk .hssssss sSXyzsss ast-
TIL.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26

JItY 81 70 q iNlIJs
aTasFs Isl FtsAllas Chaase TOR opslqs
foR sAa Stale EaaaaHaFiassu a ta E
SsTs ths kasaG Csa1ag.

Or. Paul Foster, an aFdant Union
man, sad Mr. r. Lae Mssls, o9 ta
parisn nrancn Of Uhe Farmers Eda
tional and Cooperative Union oK
America were III 0pelousas
last, and mads all necessary ayg
ments for the meeting of the State
Union here on July 9th I'd 29sh.
inclusive.
There is b lighting chances ID
ing 0pelousa the permanent
headquarters Of Che Union, said
gentlemen, and we will strive ter
this at Che approaching meeting
The National President viii hsl
present at Che meeting III Opelou
and 1t ii given out chat delegation
from The Federation az Labor y 10
here offering an alliance with She
Union.
Tt is believed that The 0aaIo
meeting will be one be the most
portans meetings of the Union
ID The State. Besides The distinguish
ed men present, much huaiaess & due
10 come up, and III this will bring q
large crowd to The city.
Dr. Paul Roster and MF. n Les
Mills are the committee on arrange
ments.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26

Landry Parish. Ia.
BY virtue Of d writ Of dsri faeIas
issued out of the Hon. 18th judicial Dis
tgict Court IN and for the parish OF 81. Lam
dry, in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed I have seized ana
Will oneE for gaIsy for cash, at public aHc-
ton. to ths last and highest bidder, at tina
front door on the Court Houseof st. Landry
parish Al 0pelousas. La, on
Saturday. June 2Gs 1903,
at ii O'Clock d. M the following described
property tosWft
Lots six n seven rs and d In block No.
thfrtY+foMr 8&3 I'D KFoGzs Second Add1siBn
ka the toVno Melville st. Laxish PARISH
La
~Tegmg-Casn.
Eaay29.6e H. LSWQRDs, Sheriff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
PROLIFIC YIELD OF TUBERs

a aneciaI from Houston SAYS:

II special from Houston Says:
At Duval, On the sugarland railroad
between ArcoIa and Sugarland, The
potato crop was excellent, and many
cars are nov being shipped daily.
Adams Bros, among she largest
planters, sre gathering l85 bushels
PR acre from their farm Of 100
acres. The potatoes are bringing
S1.10 per bushel. and there Is strong
demand for them at this price Other
planters are averaging LOO bushels
per acre. Some II the growers plant
potatoes between rows Of sugar cane.
thus producing two profitable crops
ID one year from the same soil. 20
plant. cultivate, gather and market
the crop IS said TO entail an expendi-
ture Of about $40 per acre.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
new PROHIBITION PHASE
II s BaW Glsimaa saIs II tsgsK csa aafY
b psohihlled n gslBhiss Hbsse
u arss Shaps

Shreveport. La, June 21.The
most interesting development % date
ID the Eight for The upholding Of the
prohibition law ii Caddo parish vas
the filing BY Attorney John n WIZ
kinson Of 4 motion 10 qpash 81
dicament against 81. ]. sandoloa
i brewery agent charged with solocit-
ing orders for liquor. The motion
concludes by asking the indietman
be thrown out because h the par
of Cadd0 there ia no legal prohibition
against the sale of liquors At retail
and if the police jury of said parish
has attempted to prohibit The retail
ing of such liquors, such regulation
OF prohibition was Id excess 0f bha
power or authority of the said p0Hcei
jury under section 1911 81 she
vised statutes of the state Of hauis
ana Of other laws of the sid
for the reason that under tEe law
said police Jury was only authorized
under end after i vote Of slae peopa
ID grant d withhold license from
drinking houses and shops within shs
limits Of said parish, ard was whol
without power Or authority q pro-
hibit the sale Of such liquors At retail
except at drinking houses d
s provided By law
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
IHE SOUTHERN SCRIBE. :.
Alice saint Marlin and MaFaeFy Bare q Issue
southern Publication.

The Clarion IS il receipt Of the pro
speetus Of the Southern Scribe, 7
the initial number which will
appear ii July, under the
stewardship Of Miss Margery Dare
and ALICE Saint Martin, two Of the
soath's brilliant women.
The Clarion Is now anxious to see
d copy Of the Scribe, because II can
see ii it's approaching shadow agemo {
true literary merit and / chart Of
chivalric Southern sentiment and
woulanly grace.
Margery Dare il no stranger to tbs
newspaper reader Of the country.
AS society editor Of the World she
made 5 distinct mark and ii other
spheres Of literature she has shone
brightly.
Mrs. Saint Martin il not only we'll
known III literary work, but She can
claim al acquaintance with The peo-
Die d 0pslpuss Mrs: Saint Martin
Is tie eagsnt and aeed
woman rho leotured here soma weeks
$50 Sd Child Hygiene
THE Southern Scribe will be !
weekly newspaper. published Il New.
Orleans devoted ID society new
and items og interest Il III Louisiana
and Mississippi
Tbs Clarion heartily wishes The
venture anbounded success.
Zack Wants LambrsnOnt f0i
Governor.
The following interview d creditel
by tie Picagune to Assessor zacl
Broussard. d Abbeyille. Vermilliol
parish
snthege i % cpntusional amend
/, ment,n said Mr. Brouasard, an e
Lamhrsmont. He Il strong il %
/. parish and would carry Vermillion b
!. . large vote. It IS ! long way 81
but ! believe you can put This doWI
: The lieutenant governor has mad
many friends ont orr way and y
people ike him. | believe Vermi
Ions strongest men viii be With bic
or course, i am counting Bob Broa
sard not Is 3 candidate
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
C0urtship iii Church.


A young gentleman happening
sit ia j church In q peW
one ia which SCI young fer
whom he conceived 1 sudden
violent passion. was desiroas IF sn
seriag into i conrtshp on the spot
but the place not sitting i f0rmaE
declaration, tbs e1ieency Of ehe case
suggested the following plan iii
politely handed Bis fair neighhor
Bible (open1 with i pin stucg h t
following text Second Epistse 0
John, verse ffsAnd noe BIZ
seech thee, lady, not as though
wrote d new commandment unk
but that which we Rad from the
ginning, that We love one another
She returned Il, pointing 81 La
ond chapter Of Ruth, verse tenth
Then she fell upon her face aha
bowed herself to The ground. and
said unto bin, Why have fouaa
grace ID thine eyes that thou should
take knowledge 81 me seeing bha
an ) stranger he returned shs
book, pointing to the thins
verse of The Third Epistle of Jol
Having many things IL write upoE
Ia yon, I would not write git
and Ink, but | trust ta come ants
YOU. and speak face To fase taaa oal
joy may be full From The asog
interview d marriage o place
ensuing week.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
GHERIFFss SALE.
GERMAN AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
VS..
ED. Il. TAYLOR.

1880, 18th judicial District Court. 1
Landry Parish La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
Married Sister Of the Nan He
Slew.

Alexandria. June 2I.-Hadnot,
VINO killed Craig ID d lumber mil
some time ago vas acquitted by :
jury here to-day.
Immediately after The verdict Had
not vent to the clerks Office and
procured j license b red Hrs. Enns
Wiley, 4 sister Of ]. q Craig, ths
man killed BIZ Hainot, end over whom
ths killing occurred.
They we're married at TIoga.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
$500 For AR

Otto Glausen Vas awarded
ment against sho G~unberIand
phone CD, a Franklin "a Iast
for $500 being half II the amount Tor
which be had sued III account ef
loss Of an eye. which ne sustained 81
running sgainat ! telephone
which vas iii an an unusual ce
during repairs.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
The LITTLE MONEY MAKER
Sells Matches and Advertises Your business
IMPROVED 1908 MODEL

THIS little machine Is i constant
source OH income, requires little
attention, Is great convenience
to your customers, and can be made 90
adYe Use your business
EseIIs for one cert vest pocket
package of about fifty small matches.
Why give away matches when
can sci them at profit and at
same time please your customers!
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-06-26
Services At Pine Prairie.

Revival services viii begin to-
morrow at Pine Prairie Rev. Is &c.
Turner of 0peloasag viii BE- h charge
Of the meeting. which will Be held
under an Arber with plenty Of light
and good seats. Services viii begin
at 1I a. Ii. and s D. ii. each day. al
are invited I'd attend.