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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-22
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Paris, II s'est proiuit lei de:
scenes de describes propres q rap.
peler les jours de la REVOLUTION
FRANCHISE, CONNIE r6sultat de Pin
dignation, soulev4e par l'ex6cution
du r6volutionnalre Ferrer a BARGE.
lone, Une manifestation, qui a Gu
son debut dams ia marche de 10000
hommes, prec6l6s de NJ. Janres, lie
chef socialiste. ct de M. valiant,
I'm d6put6 socialjste, vers l'anbas.
SADIE d'Espagne. Sc termina on une
bataille entire les manifestants ct
la police.
Lorsque le pr6fet de police, M.
Lepine. a1riva sur les lieux d la
tete de renforts, il fut reea par ME
discharges d'armes q feu de la part
de la foule ct il q faill1 etre tue GU
bless6. La cavalerie charged, sa-
brant a droite ct a gauche ct fit
l'assaut de la harricade qa'on await
6lev6e.
Apres avoir tire de derrl6re le1r
barricade, une partie des 6meu-
tiers So reforma ct marcha sur les
principeux boulevards en- GRANT:
"A has Alphonse!" ct "A bas Maui
raj"
Une deuxi4me' manifestation
d'anarchistes a Clichy, dams les
f%aubourgs de Paris, cut des. result
tats moins s6rieux. ii y cut de
nombreuses mani estations de
moindre importance dams les pro-
vinces ct le consell departmental
des Bouches du Rh6ne sjourna en-
de deull. Les rapports de
BruxeIles ct de Rome Indiquent
que des manifestations SO sont pro-
dams ces deux villes.
La file de Ferrer, qui a obtenu
de louvrage dams une manufactu.
re de biscuits lei pour supporter la
fami!le, est abattue par la nouvel-
de l'ex6cution de son pere.
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ment, n'acceptez pas lie premier medicament venu,
car beaucoup de pharmaciens sans scrupules sont
payes par des lubricants peu defeats chaque fois
qu'ils parviennent a remp1acer les Pi1u1es Rouges
de la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine par
IN de leurs produits.
Exigez done les Pilu1es Rouges qui portent sur 1eur
etiquette lie nom de la Compagnie Chimique Franco
Americaine ct qui sont en- vente dams toutes les
BONES pharmacies.
N'acceptez pas non plus de ces pi1u1es dites
"pilules rouges'' que des colporteurs ct colporteu-
SEES, PEASANT par les maisons, allant de porte en- porte,
vous offrent. Ces gems sont des imposteurs, ct nos
produits ne sont jamais vendus de cette maniere.
81 votre marchand ma pas les Pilules Rouges de
la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine, en-
voyez-nous soc pour une bofte, on $3.50 pour six
boites, ayant bien soin de faire enregistrer votre
1ettre contenant de 1'argent, ct vous recevrez, par
lie retour de la MALE, les veritables Pilules Rouges.
CONSULTATIONS GRATU1TES.-Adressez-
vous, par lettre GU personnellement, au No 274 rue
Montreal, 81 vous desirez avoir des
conseils au sujet de votre sante. Les Medecins de
la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine vous
donneront, tout a fait gratuitement, les informa-
tons n&cessaires pour remploi des Pilules Rouges
ct vous indiqueront aussi TN autre traitement 81
votre maladie lie requiert,
COMPAGNIE CH1M1QUE
FRANCO AMERICAINE,
274 rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
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st. Paul

La s6ance de mercredi dernler
!donn6e par les Danes du Cercle
] ocial, B. 36 de st Paul a 6t6 as
SEE fructueuse pour la soci6t6. Ces
danes ont mites S nouveaux mem
bres don't voici les mons: Nine
Charbonneau Miles Agnes Oujmet
Yvonne Gadbois, ct Miles Ste Ma.
! RE; q la prochaine reunion il y au
ra an moins 6 membres a pr6sen-
ter, La soci6t6 est tres prospere, la
bonnie entente ct l'esprit d'union
est 81 bien form6 entire .ces danes
que toutes go rendent toujours
avec empire ssement aux assemblies
ayent du plaisir de SO rencontrer.
En- meme temps je dirai IN mot
de l'6v4nement social de la saison;
le "EuohreP arty" dome par lie GER
Gle social jeudi dernler a 6t6 salts
falsant sous tout rapport, la soci6t6
cho1sie que nous avons rencontree
6telt un regal. Les Revs, Peres
Rulquin ct Ries soat venus faire
une petite visite ct avec leurs bon
mes paroles ont encourage toutes
les personnes presentes q faire le
bien tout on s'amusant.
Dire les mons DIES heureux ga
gnants est presque impossible,
dams tous les cas- beau
coup de personnes sont reparties
enchaut6es de leur courte soi1ee.
Plusleurs pereoanes de Minneapo-
lis 6taient presentes ct nous avons
6t6 bien sensible de leurs visite.
Les Danes du comit6 ont montr6
beaucoup de zele dams ]eur tache
solvent migrate ct des remercie-
ments leur sont m6rit6s. Nine Du-
rand, pr6sidente, CONNIE toujours
a 6te 4 la hauteur de So position.
Je crois que ces Danes (Cercle
Socially ont bien encore quelque
chose sur le tapis pour bientot
mails n'anticipons pas sur les eve
nements.
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L'AHiance Franchise

M. Joseph B6d1er. p%rofesseur au
College de France, fera en- Ameri-
rique une s6rie de cling conf6ren-
ces sous les auspices de l'Alliance
FRANCHISE. II est l'auteur de deux
volumes fort estim6s sur les L.
gendes Epioues", ct les UNIVERSE
t6s am6ricaines l'ont prize de prem
DIRE &c sujet pour ses conferences.
M. Boiler a accept6 ct il po rlera
de la "Chanson de Roland, 3
Harvard, DIES "L6gen1es de la rou-
to de Compostelle", q Yale, de
"Garmont ct lsambert", 3 John.
Hopkins, Baltimore, ct DIES l6gen-
des de pabbaye Saint Denis, q Chi
cago.
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Toutes lettres. correspondances
etc.. dolvent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
EoHo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.

On dit qua Ia favear des bruits
de prosperit6, les males sont rem.
plies de circulaires de compagnies
orgaris6es pour relever les pretres
de tous eoucls au sujet du place
ment de leur argent. D'innombla-
bles faill1tes de compagnies sem.
blables dams le psss6 devraient
metre les pl6tles ct les autres qui
recoivent de semblables invitations
en- garde contre ces propositions,
qui ne sont lie plus solvent qu'un
piege pour s'enrlchir aux depens
des autres.
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Dams ga revue quill tait de la
condition des r6coltes dams lie mon
de enter, lie bureau des statist :
ques agricoles DIES Etats. Unis dit
qu'au Canada la moisson a a6pas-
IS les appearances. En- Europe, la
situation est moins uniforme. La
Hongrie ct lee Etats bslkaniques
sont d6sappoint6s de leur recolte,
tandis qu'en France ct en- AlIema-
gne, qui mont encore envoye que
quelques rapports, Ia recolte de.
passe ce qu'on attendait il y a un
mois.
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Suites dune Execution

L'ex6cution de ~l'anarchiste Fer
rer 3 Ba. ceione a fourni aux r6vo.
lutionnaires de France IN pr6tex.
to pour organiser de tumultueuses
ct senglantes. manifestations.
Dirig6s en- apparence contre le
commencement du roi Alphonse
XIII ct contre CO %souverain lui.
meme, on peut croire que ces ma.
nifestations sont faites en- r6allt6
contre cette "r6publique bourgeoi
se" que les anarchistes, H-rv6 Pa
taud ct Cie., asslmileraient volon-
tiers 4 la pire tyrannie.
Les ernemie de l'ordre public, q
Paris ct en- province sc soucient
fort peu en- r6alit6 du fusill6 de
Barcelona; mails toute occasion
leur est bonnie pour eonlever les
passions populaires ct provoquer
de sanglantes bagarrss. Eft CO sont
toujours les braves agents de poll
CO parislenne GU les malheureux
soldats de la garde r6publicaine,
tues on bless6s q l'instlgstlon des
meneurs socialistes ct aparchlstes,
qui sont les r6elles vlctimes de
cette vaine agitation!
LIE mot d'ordre dome par MN.
Jaures, Herve ct consorts a trouv6
de r6cho, non settlement parmi les
sociallstes de la puance Pelletan.
Nj les uns nj les autres, quand :ls
Won't hurler des invectives sous les
fenetres CO l'ambassadeu1 ct des
consuls d'Espagne, ne 90 reudent
compte sans doute qu'lls froissent
Ia f4re nation espaguole, celle.oi
faisent tout naturelIement cause
commune avec O roi ct avec son
gouvernement.
81 Ton voulalt brouiller les deux
peoples, au grand profit de l'indu.
ence allemande dams la peninsula,
on n'agirait pas autrement que lie
font l.s socialistes, anarchistees ct
radicaux rociallstes. II fault esp6-
rer que FL le gouvernement de Ma
drid nj le peuple espagnol ne rem
dront la France responsible des
actes de quelques energumenes.
Celia dit, nous devons reoonna1-
tire que le jugement, la condamna-
ton ct l'ex6cution de Ferrer ont
'fait une facheuse impression. me.
me parmi ceux qui ont pour rEs.
pagne ct les Espagnols Ia plus sim
core ct Ia plus cordiale sympathie.
On ne conteste pas au gouverne-
ment espaguol le droit de punir
l'instigateur suppose des abomina-
bles 9meutes de Barcelona; mails
on regrette que lie proces de Fer
rer matt pas et6 public: on auralt
souhalt6 que "a culpabllite fut eta
bile dune faeon molns clandesti-
ne.
Ferrer a 6te ]ug6 devant IN con-
sell qul, 4 ce qu'on assure, ma pas
entendu les lemons q charge; il a
supplement prs connaissance des
dispositions de ces t6moins. 81 no.
norables ct 81 integres que soient
les officers de l'ordre public. Et
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FEU! fEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vo
ASSURANCE s
avec un des n6tres? Soft contr e
Ecu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs GU
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux.
Voyez done notre compatriote, il
est digne de con6ance ct est le seul
Francais repr6sentant les
NJ %eilleures Compagnies de la vile.
Telephone, T.. s. 1882.
). O.. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue C%entra]e
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Les DANES don't les t@moignages suivent, CONNIE TN grand
nombre dautres Danes, ont etc queries par
LES ILULES ROUGES
DE LA CoMpAGNE CH1M1QUE FRANCO AMER1CA1NE
&c grand remede gueit les femmes malades, quand meme tous les auues
remedies ont fai a amener la guerison.

ssIe s1is tres bien hui ct mon bebe Sc
norte a merveille. J'attribue mon reimbursement ct
Ia vigueur de mon enfant a peffet des Pilules Rou-
qes, aue j'ai prises pendant plusieurs mois, ct a
Preservation des consei1s que mont donnes les
Mkdecins de la Compagnie, Chimique Franco-Ame-
ricaine. Petals tres fable ct je %souffrais beaucoup
de la dyspepsia. J'&tais %toujours triste. rien ne me
souriait ; maintenant que ma sante est bonnie, Je
suis toute changee."
Madame THEODORE FEcTEAU,
East B%roughton Station, Co. Beauce, Que.
sJe mai jamais etc d 'une forte constitution, ct
aprss Ia naissance de mon deuxieme enfant, j'eus a
soufrir d. une debilit& generate ct de maux de teteI
81 vio1ents que ma vue en- fut affectee. Jetals auss1
tortur&e par des points dams les c6tes ct dams lie dos,
ct j'avais complement perdu pappetit. Plusleurs
personnes me conseillerent de prendre les Pilules
Rouges de la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Amerl-
caine ct i'&tais moi-m&me encourage a pessai de
ce remede par les nombreuses guerisons rapportees
chaque jour dams les journaux. Je pris done de ces
pi1ules ct lie fus soulagee aussit6t. Six boites suttl-
rent pour me rendre toutes mes forces ct me guer1r
de tout lie NAL que j'endurais. J'al pu ensu1te en-
lever les verres que je portals pour Proteger ma vue
ct iamais depuis je mai Etc obl,gee d'y recourlr.
J'ai toujours etc tres bien."
Madame LUDGER LABREcQUE,
us rue Visitation, Montreal.
Tous les maux, toutes les soufrances, toutes les
maladies que la femme a 81 solvent a supporter, les
maux de tete, les maux de ceur, les migralnes,
les n&vra1gies, les vertiges, les suttocatlons, les PAL
p%itations, les etouffements, les pales %cod1eurs, les
nervositEs, les moments de ~tristesse, de melancolie,
de Encouragement de faiblesse, toutes les difficulties
qu'elle a bien des fois pour traverser les per1odes
plus GU moins %critiques de son existence, mont SOU
vent d autres sources que pan@mie. lie premier soin
Dune femme qui nest pas bien portante, qui SQUIRE
on qui est afaiblie, soft par la maladie, soft par
toute autre cause, dot done etre de Sc procurer les
Pilules Rouges de la compagnie chimique Franco
Am@ricaine, qui gu&rissent chaque jour tant de
femmes, de jeunes files, de jeunes meres, de fem
mes ages a%tteintes de differences ma1adies qu'au-
Gun autre remede ne p~arvient a guerir.
Femmes ages, jeunes meres ct jeunes lilies pre-
nez done les Pi1ules Rouges de la Compagnie Chi
mique Franco-Americaine. Quelques bottles stuff
ront pour refaire votre sant&, vous rendre vos forces
perdues, ct rGtablir complement votre ORGANISING
d&labr&, dGbilitG, an@mie on meme &puise. Seule-
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Sir Henri Isschereau. ]uge en-
chef de la Cour du Banc du Roi
pour la province de Quebec, ma
gistrat de renom, Went de MOURN
3 Montmorency. au cour dun voy-
age en- France, ct a Page de 68
ans.
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c'est pourquol la cosdamna ion de
Ferrer n 'ay mt pas et6 ratlL6,, en-
toute connsissance de cause, par la
conscience p%ubllque, l'execution
de BARGE one a surpris ct aMige
les amis de l'Espagne.
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Aram j Pothier. gouverneur du
Rhode Island, a etc choisi a luna.
n1mit6 pour IN deuxi6me terme
par la convention r6publicaine.
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L,EcHo rE L'OUEsT nest pas respon.
sable DIES idees ct opinions emises par
ses correspondents.
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Nos telephones:
Durant la journee: T. s. 1888
LIE solr: T. s. 14O13
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11
FOR SALE.

The old School Property in the town of
Eunice, Louisiana. Cypress frame build
ing and six lots. This sale authorized by
resolution OF School Board of the Parish of
st. Landry, at meeting held in 0~pelousas,
Fab. 10th; 1863.
C. u. THOMPSON, superintendent,
0p~elousas, La.
NC. YIDRlNEs M. d., Mamou, La,
LOUIS MAYER, Eunice. La,
u. W. LYMAN. Eunice, La,
oct16 Committee.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11
IN SHIP
MENT OF LIQUOR
Revised Penal Law Of United States Becomes
Effective On the First Of January.
TO SUPPRESS "BLIND TIGERS
Is the ObIeet-Shipmenis Of Liquor Must
Bear Name Of COnslgnee. Contents
aud Quantity.

Washington, D. G., Dec. 5.-An-
other phase in the great campaign
against liquor will come to the fore
the first Of next month, when the re-
vised penal code of the United is to
become effective. Many Of the
changes made in the penal laws by
the Sixtieth Congress were of minor
interest but the section relating to
the shipment Of Intoxicating liquors
into dry" territory contained new
legislation, the result Of which will
be to make the United States a fac
tor in prosecuting violators Of the
act. In thickly settled communities
the local authorities, as a rule, are
able to deal effectively with offenders,
but in certain sections of the South
and West, where settlement is sparse,
the task is not so easy, and the mem
bers from Congress from those sec
tions insisted that the federal gov
eminent should come to the aid of
the local authorities.
Three sections Of the new codifca-
ton relate to the liquor traffic. The
most important provision is that on
and after January l every shipment
Of Intoxicating liquor shall bear the
name Of the consignee, the nature of
the contents Of the receptacle and
the quantity contained therein. It is
a notorious fact, so say persons who
have had experience in attempting to
drive out blind tigers" that prac-
tically all the liquor now shipped into
prohibited territory is labelled as
some other commodity, or not la
belIed al all, and frequently address
ed to other persons than the CON
signee.
The federal authorities already
have sent out notice to all manufac-
turers of intoxicants that their wears
must be labelled on the outside Of
the package Oh and after the first Of
the new year, setting forth the ma
ture D. the contents and the exact
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11

amount in each package. It is be-
lieved that If the local authorities
cooperate with the federal govern
ment in the enforcement Of the law
it will be a comparatively easy mat
ter to suppress the blind tigers"
It has been alleged from time to
time that in some of the States
where the sale Of intoxicating liquor
has been prohibited III b way Or
another the railroads and express
companies assisted the violators of
the law by acting as buying or sell
ing agents, or both. Congress, with
the idea Of putting i stop to this
practice, provided as follows Any
railroad company. express company,
or other common carrier, or any 9th
or person who, in connection with the.
transportation Of any spirituous,
Vinous, mailed. fermented, of other
Intoxicating liquor Of any kind, from
one State, Territory, or District of
the United States, into any State,
Territory, or Districs Of the United
States, or from any foreign country
into any State, Territory, or District
Of the United States, shall collect
the purchase price OF any part Thereof,
before, on, or after delivery. or shall
IN any manner act as the agent Of
the buyer or seller Of any such liquor
for the purpose Of buying or selling
or completing the sale thereof, saw
ing only in the actual transportation
and delivery Of the same, shall Be
fined not more than $4,000"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11
FROM COTTON 10 CANE
Angola, Big State Farm, to be Converted from
Cotton TO Cane Plantation

Baton Rouge, Dec. 6.-The Board
Of control of the State penitentiary
is going to erect a modern sugar mill
at Angola. # it is possible the
sugar mill will be completed BY next
season. The erection Of this mill
was certain when the board began to
experiment with the growing Of cane
On Angola. The experiments that
have been made show that cane
can be raised with as great success
or even greater success, than on Hope.
Up to last year Angola plantation.
which Is in West Feliciana Parish,
was the exclusive cotton plantation
IN the State, but the boil weevil all
most made cotton planting impossible,
and the board decided to raise
cane. This year 300 acres was
planted Id cane. This is now being
.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11
MANIA GETS
HUSBANDS OF
JERSEY CITY
One and TWo-seyenths Hus-
bands Now Daily Average
of DesertIOns.

New York, Dec. 4-One and two
seventies husbands Of Jersey Gitv are
running away this fall. breaking all
the towns previous marital getaway
records. For the last % days Of the
past month thirty six wives had asked
the police to help them find out
their missing bread-eatArs. But in
the face Of this appalling total the
detectives are almost helpless. They
are having the greatest difficulty in
capturing any Of the two-sevenths
Of husbands, let alone getting q
whole husband back. The scant re-
suits Of the hunting are perhaps due
in part to the poor scent, owing to
the long drought.
But the real puzzle is, why is there
such an exodus? What is there
about the social and economical con
ditions now prevailing in Jersey City
that makes the husbands 50 uneasy
and venturesome? What civic lack
is there that makes a husband run
away every forenoon, for instance,
and then before supper time sends
two-sevenths Of . husband away from
home?
The usual causes that have oper-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11
PLAYING In HARnlBrK
Storm Seriously lnIaras Cane III ssls
.-.ResVii Devastated cslan.

The Board Of Control Of the s
penisentiary IS playing d hard
ing Inck right nov. Last
boil weevil seriously damaged
crop Of cotton at Angola aua
year to have the crop entirely
out By the Weevil, the Board i
finding that its cane crop % Bs
Farm was %seriousl damaged 81
storm Of September.
From an estimated Tield i
and ) half million pounds y
the Board Of Control viii get
two million pounds, and While
is the same yield a 1855 yaar tns
creased acreage justified ths
that the Board would secure
crease Of about 3 half I Ai
pounds.
The storm stopped The gFe
the cane, and shis i response
the decrease. Even With shs
crease Of 4 half i million pounds g
State win do better with its
than the surrounding sugar
The state VIII get, ard i gatllaa
average IT 1870 pounds q sugs
the ton.
The cane raised % the oaklsv s.
Monticello plantation 9 belne s4
into molasses, and the entire
estimated ii about |. 900 barrels
been sold to Robert L Goyer q
ton Rouge. Over j thousand
has been delivered.
E
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11
The Cocoa.

The cocoa IS . natIFe q IS.
ID. It is a pod bean the PIG
frst joint Of the fagef slz n
III these beans II The poa.
beans are shelled from Pr
then fermented ii heaps i0F
until cured. During thls
Neat s developed, that VII e's
egg, 30 they saV. Ihs cosgA
begins bearing y fys y
into . tree thirty feet higa ags
the olive, the older TIE Greg e
tel. The bean hangs ifoa ~ s
and the under side q lin8s
out On stems.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11

used IN replanting. for the next year
several thousand acres win be put in
cane.
The Board of Control will have to
grind next years crop. There is not
a mill sufficiently near to haul the
cane to, SO it is necessary for
the penitentiary to put up its own
sugar house. The refinery will coa4
about 100000 and will probably
have q 1,2o0-ton capacity. The State
will use convict labor IN putting up
The mill.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11
atsd in ogeiaprs years are not enough

ated in oveiuprs years are not enough
to account fr previous conditions.
Jersey City Is prosperous now. Near
y all the wives have plenty Of work.
In almost every one Of the recent
cases the wife was earning enough to
support the husband as well as the
children in comfort, 50 the deserter
doesn't 60 away becauae be lacks
shelter and nourishing food and plain
but warm and comfortable clothing.
Old residents who love Jersey City
are quick to deny that the running
away Of her husbands is any refec-
ton on the town Itself. They call
attention TO the fact that every day
in the year the husbands who bravely
determine to stick it out q little
longer outnumber one and two-sey-
enths. They also point with pride to
the fact that it is not d case Of all
going out and Eothing coming il.
Within this very month now under
discussion four hold husbands who
had deserted their wives in other mu-
inequalities have been captured seek
ing peace and quiet-beginning life
anew, perhaps-in Jersey City. That
at least shows the superiority Of the
city to some other towns in the minds
Of a discriminating few. The four
came from HaverstraW, Hoboken,
Long Island and City and FIstbushs
They alone would Offset fourteen Of
the missing two-sevenths. Civic
pride Is also responsible for the asser-
ton Of the police that none of Jer-
sey City's whole. . fractional parts,
has been traced to Hoboken, Haver-
straw, Long Island City or Flatbush.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11

Parish Of st. Landry, La.
by virtue ofan order OF the Hon. Chas. As.
osNefII acting Judge OF the 18th judicial Dist.
Court, In and for the Parish OF ST. Landry
State Of La, there will be at public aue-
ton, to the last and highest bidder by the
undersigned administrative Qor n duly
qualified a~uctioneer, at the last residence
OF the deceased, situated in st. Landry
parish, La. on
SATURDAY, Dec. 49, 1909,
at l1o'clock a. M. the following described
property, belonging to the above estate,
to-Yft:
Twenty acres of land situated in the
above parish and State, known n des-
Crtbed as the southeast quarter of b south-
west quarter of southeast quarter and the
southwest quarter of southeast quarter Of
southeast quarter of sec % In tp3 sr
improvements situated on land OF Pacfhc
Improvement Company,
la interest in crop OF 1909, / old wagon, /
old buggy, / set farming implements, Y in
terest in sugar mill, anout twenty cad OF
chickens, one lot of household goods con
sistlng of L feather bed, 8 moss beds. 1 pill.
lows, s quilts, 1 clock and 3 chairs; one lot
of Kitchen furniture consisting of stove,
safe, dishes, etc; / wash pot.
Terms-Cash.
LUCIA DOGUET,
noy2o-5t Administrators.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-11

Tqknn TN BY the undersigned, near Ma
1uhOh VIZ mou, one black bull about four
years old, has been in neighborhood about
TWO years, Unbranded.
b owner is hereby notified to come for
ward, prove property pay cost. and take
animal way. or same viii be sold IN ae-
cordance with Police Jury ordinance Tela-
tive to estray animals.
BUSY LAFLEUR.