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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17
CITY OF OPELOUSAS TO
Be AGAIN RICE MARKET
Street Scenes Reminding one ofthe Bays when
Dpelousas vas the Rice Market Of this Section
RETURNING TO old LOVE
Many Hagen.L0Rds aithe Ceseal Coming Into
Town, aRd Being Purchased Here...
Large Acreage Planted.

It has not been many years back,
when the section Of town now called
the Branch was almost continuous
", during season, blocked with Wag-
ons bringing rice TO market.
Opelonsas was then the rice mart
of this section.
1t was before Eunice took d pro-
minent seat as rice shipping point
and before the time of so many rail
roads. People had to come to 0pe-
lOusas to sell their rice, as well as
other products Of the field.
With the bumper cotton crops
made those days, and the rice brought
to this place. there was money galore
IN circulation.
Rice cultivation was then in its
incipiancy. People were just begin
ming to learn it's cultivation. Now
Louisiana is the rice center Of the
world.
But 0pelousas, with the advent Of
Elniee, right III the heart Of the rice
section, lost ground as a rice mart.
In fact for some years past sack
of rice for sale in 0pelonsas was a
rarity that would attract attention.
The farmer bordering 0 D elousa s
planted cotton, cotton, cotton. The
boil Weevil came, King Cotton was
deposed, and the farmers realized
that other crops were necessary.
They had the soil for any old kind
.of crop, and they went TO work diver
sifying planting rice, sugar cane,
pumpkins, sorghum, peanuts, pota-
toes, and other crops, all adapted
to this section with the result that
they will be more prosperous, more
independent, than they were when
cotton was the one crop.
But speaking Of rice.
Within the past few weeks wagons
have been rolling into town, laden
with rice, and it is said that the
market here Is better than at many
Tice-buying points.
Most of the rice coming here is
Providence rice that is, cultivated
without the aid Of artificial irriga-
tion, depending entirely on rain.
Il is expected that when the Schell
Canal IS il operation 0pelousas will
again resume its place as the rice
market of Southwestern Louisiana.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

EXPECTS ONE OF THE
GRANDEST REUNIONS
General shaffer Is Highly Pleased With the Arrange
nents for Reception of Veterans on Sept
28, 20 and 3Oth.

0pelousas On the 2Sth, 18th and 30sh
of this month, are progressing ad-
mirably.
It promises TO be q great meeting.
Tt promises to be d meeting that
will make glad the hearts Of the old
heroes.
Let there be no let up. Lets give
them a good time. They are not here
for long. And they have done nobly
by their eountry.
Don't we owe them something?
The following is tentative pro-
gram:
ORDER OF PARADE.
For Friday Sept. 80.
Mounted Police.
2. Band.
8, Grand Marshal and his aids.
4. Mayor and City Government.
5. Opelousas Progressive League.
s. Civic Government,
Judges and Court officers.
g. Band.
8. Major Gen Thos. ]. shafer,
Governor Sanders and staff of Gen.
Shafer.
10. La. Div. u. G. ".
II. Sponsor, Maids-of Honor and
Ghaperon La. Div. q. G.
l2. 0pelousas Military co.
l3. United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy.
a. Dixie Ladies Relief Society Of
R. 3. Lee Camp No. Il, 81. "
Is. United Sons Confederate Vet
erans.
is. Sponsor Maids-oi Honor and
Chaperon Ia. Div. q. s. G
IT. Band.
18. Governors staff.
10. Visiting Military Organizations
20. SYmpathizers Of U @ II. Re-
union.
81, Children holding Confederate
flags or colors.
0ne-half block between divisions
pavasau will ff1r.r,a 81 Sc oscIeeR
q. NJ, in Bercier g Lewis addition
and move up Court TO South street.
then to Main to Grolee to Liberty to
Landry then to Court, where it viii
disperse.
Parade 20 start by firing cannon,
and all bells will ring and whistles
blow. Cannon to be fred at S d. M,
12 m., and 6. b. m. on each day Of
the Reunion.
Major A. D. Stewart is appointed d
committee Of one to invite local
militia, secure bands and cannon, also
manage same We, the undersigned,
committee appointed By Gen. j. J..
Thompson to form order of parade
and do hereby approve Of the above.
All citizens and business houses
along the line Of parade are urgently
requested to decorate.
A. j. BERCIER,
C.P. RICHARD. Lieut.. Com.
RE. Lee, Camp No. IA, u. C. "
CAPT. r. NJ. LITTELI4.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

when he wed Miss Nettie Dunbar,
daughter Of Mr. Robert Dunbar, living
near 0pelousas.
The nuptials took place at the
home of the brides parents. and was
witnessed by only a few friends, be-
sides The family.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in champagne silk, and was attended
by Miss Maude Taylor as maid-of-
honor.
Mr.. Archie Dunbar, a brother of
the bride, was best man.
The couple will make Shreveport
their home.
KERR B0DEMULLER= Tn er 8
was a youth whom | had loved so
long, That when / loved him not I
can not say. These we're evidently
the sentiments of pretty and accom-
plished Miss Helen Bodemuller, when
she slipped off quietly with Mr.. Cliff
ford Kerr, to the courthouse, on.
Wednesday afternoon, September Z.
and permitted District Judge Pavy
to make her Mrs. Kerr.
The union of these young hearts
was not unexpected by many Of their
friends. It was known that they
loved, and Love laughs at lock-
smiths, and at parental objection,
too.
The bride IS the daughter Of Mr..
Emile Bodenuller, d highly esteemed
citizen Of this city, and the groom is
The son of City Judge q. s. Kerr.
They viii make 0pelousss their.
home.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17
WORKING OVER TINE
The Lille God of tsge HAS Been Doing d
Thriving Business In and Around
apeEoasas

Although the day of June Bride
has gone by, it was only the month
that died, and September has taken
Jane's time honored place as the love-
full month; that il. as far as 0pelou-
sas and vicinity is concerned.
Cupid has been working overtime,
and has gathered in the abode of
Love four couples in two weeks.
May their lives be carpeted with
happiness, and the God Of Happiness
ever be present; and
Not like the poppies spread.
You seize the flow'r, its bloom is shed,
Or like the snowfall in the river,
A moment whitethen melts forever;
or like the borealis race
That fit ere you can point their place;
Or like a rainboW's lovely form.
Evanishing amid The storm"
WILLIAMS d EJEAN Mr.. George
williams and Miss Lee Dejean were
onietly married at the residence of
the brides father, near 0pelousas, on
Sunday September 18th, Rev. Father
Borel officiating.
Mr.. Williams, the groom, il q well
known young man Of our city, the son
If the late Pintard Williams He is
now located ID Houston. Texas, TO
which place be took bis bride the
same day Of The wedding
The bride is most lovely girl, and
tbe daughter OF BIZ. Edmond Dejean.
] prominent citizen living near town,
PABB.DINBAR. Mr.. Oscar G.
p.bh If Shreveport, led to the mar
rage alter On September Let, one Of
st. Landrys prettiest, most accom-
nIishad and most aifnahle daughters,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17
Mary Hilda Myers.

Died, at the residence Of her
parents, Tom Myers and Aida Lam
bert, on September Is, 1910, at $3.50
o'clock q. m, Mary Hilda Myers,
aged 8 years and 2 days.
The remains were inferred ID the
Catholic cemetery, in Opelousas, on
Friday evening, at 4 o'clock. after
the solemnization of the frneral rites
ID the Catholic church.
The bereaved parents have the
heartfelt sympathy Of the Clarion IN
their hour of bereavement.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17
VIM. Lima to Move

VIM. Lima, the barber, win move
into the building formerly occupied
BY B. Bennett, on Main street.
Mason's Drugstore will occupy tba
Rta9a now occupied by Mr. Lima.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17
LIST Of
COMM FOR The
Confederate
Reunion.

Through inadyerdency on the part
OF the Clarion, some Of the names Of
the committees appointed for the
Confederate Reunion were left out in
the list published last week,
The corrected list is as follows:
On the 28th, 10Th and Both, in
.stant, the Confederate Veterans As
sociation Of the State Of Louisiana,
as we'll as the Sons and Daughters Of
the gonfederaey, will be the guests
Of 0pelousas. From present infor-
nation No will have IN our midst
twelve or fifteen hundred veterans,
and il Is not only cur duty, but should
be our pleasure to see that proper
entertainment and accommodations
are provided therefore appeal to
you cooperate with the committees
which have been appointed, and re-
spond to the call Of the finance COM
mlttee with that liberality for which
the merchants, professional and basi-
ness men of 0pelousas are noted.
JNO. W. LEWIS,
Chairman Committee on Arrange
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17
e. 4. Jackson Connected With
Courier.

Mr 4 Anderson Jackson, for many
years in the newspaper business, and
the son Of the late ]. w. Jackson,
one Of the pioneer newspaper men Of
the parish, is now connected with
the 0pelousaa Courier, in the capae-
ity Of writer.
Mr.. Jackson Is versatile writer,
and will doubtless add much to the
news part of The old Courier
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

why, the arrangements are
most delightful, and the pro-
gram will do good to the old
souls who are to be your citg's
guests. I expect the Reunion
in 0pelousas to be one Of the
grandest ever held in the State,
The grey ranks are thinning
out, but there will be enough Of
the old boys here to give you
Opelousas people a rebel yell In
appreciation Of your warm
heartedness. .'Thos. ]. Shat
fer, Major General Command
ing Louisiana Division, q. g. ".
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

Miss Rita Desmarais left for
aev Orleans Thursday, where she
y gia take course in stem oaraphy &C
soales college.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17
DAY WILL BE
Celebrated BY To-
GAL KNIGHTS

The local lodge, Knights Of Colum-
bus, will celebrate Columbus Day,
on October 18th,
Extensive preparations are being
made for q festival on the courthouse
square, in which the school children
viii participate IN body Invitation
has been extended them, and the
Knights hope il viii be accepted.
Other features will contribute to-
the pleasures Of the day.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

DIR. L. Lazaro was il Opelouaae
on several occasions this week, on
professional duty.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

Messrs. w. X. Helmer and Eli
hlEns, Of Dossmann, were callers al
ehe Clarion Office yesterday.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

Mr.. ]. H. seiley, Of Beaver, was
9 pleasant caller at the Clarion Office
Tuesday last.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

The Clarion is glad 10 Be able
TO say that Mss Aida Doucet. Who
has been seriously IN. Is much im-
proved.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17
CONN ITTElE ON MUSIC

IJ9A1A II N11A OIs zMGk94Is
Mrs. ]. w. Jordan. Chairman, Miss
Marie MePinley, Mr. Chas. VOORHEES,,
Mr. q. D. Larcade, Jr., Mr.. Sidney
Sandoz, Miss Mathilde Estorge, Miss
Noani Richard, Mrs. Ludie Deiean,
Miss Aline Veazie, Mr.. Roy Edwards.
COMMITTEE ON HOTEL ACC0MMO-
DATIONs.
G. q. Cretin, Chairman; ]. G. Law
Ter. G. F. Dunbar.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Capt. Sam Haas, Chairman; Judge
Arthur Simon, Il. &. Estorge, III. l..
Swords, Miss Belle Dupre, Miss Bessie
Miss Effe Littell, Mr.. George
Cook.
COMMITTEE ON PARADE.
Major Z ]. Thompson, Chairman;
Jos. T. st. GYr, Major A. D. Stewart,
Mfr. G. r Richard, Capt. R. NJ. Lit
tell.
eaJdMRfIhk k1A BALL.
Dr. 3. Z. Bereier, Chairman; Leon
ard S. Isaeks. Herbert Callahan, Mrs.
Jno. w. Lewis, Miss Meta Velbin,
Miss Floy Clements.
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
Mrs. G. Brand, Chairman; Mrs. Lo-
renzo Mornhinveg, Mrs. +. j. Diet
lein, Mrs. A. j. Bereier, Miss Aline
Veazie.
COMMITTEE ON ACCOMMODA-
TT0NS.
Capt. r. d. Littell, Chairman; w.
R. Laeombe, Chas. Hollier, A. II. Gar
and, Dr.. Jno. A. Haas.
COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUB
LIClTY.
Raymond Breaux, Chairman; w. j.
Sandoz, e. Bodemuller.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Judge B. Il. Payy, Chairman; ID. |
Ialphen, R. Lee Garland, Dudley Z.
L. Austin Fontenot, Kelly
Andrus, +. ]. Dietlein, all the local
Confederate veterans, all the local.
Daughters Of the Confederaey, all the
ocal Sons Of the Gonfederacy.
REFREsHMENT COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Lorenzo MornhinYeg. chair
aans Mrs. Geo. I. Edwards, Misses
Jessie Clements. Celina Ghachere:;
iessrs Ballard Anderson, Tho j.
soWden, Eddie Dnrio, Paul Boagni,
edwin Roos.
The above committees will please
consider this publication official no
ice and the respective chairmen are |
TO call their committees
ogether at the earliest possible date
nd begin active work.
JN0. W. LEWIS.
chairman COMMITTEES On Arrange.
nent,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-17

Tha 81 Landry (Ea.y CiaFlpn is without
dsabi sas % the best edited nd printed
Haeailes III tAs WAsIs SOuth.-AMERiCAA
REHSPAPER UNi0E.
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Der3uitonb Der ssrauGloragater,
bic bon Sohn 2pisp 70 sefGhrIid ge-
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ipttuI inDdpton 70 fhiper ertrantt bors
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slme bem poliseigeridJt.

Mlite mohsr ipurne BON Der qtnitul'
biaune. bier Gthinter pon Moif & 60.
unier fafhsn Boyip'sgsIungsn erlanet
Ju hab<r, sbrenppu freigefprohen.
A5ili1m Jlnun, Elm Steifbettla,
tpirb $25 uno aoiten i'm arbtitgbaufe
aboerbisnen miiHsn. 1lpun Deriutte
nit elmer perbunoen,n Sano Die 9beils
nabms Der Qnfontsu gu srtpsden, ais
qoIisiit SritidIer ihn perbdiieie. ais
oi. giuben pon sylpnn's 5anb abse'
nommen iporben. Iteats ss fih berous,
bab bic Sanb pollitdnbig gsfuHo mar.
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BON Der S6anbs zines Gruuensimmers
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BEN Radtpeis lieferH ipiIl, edb sr fif
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perbient.
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ssess Gneinnatier DIfsba aonneas, -: Sana4r 1910

rebt tpurben eeItriden, ba bic Gefens
fhdft RrIprirht, an dIlen Strobens
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morgen gtahmittag eine Sisuns itatt-
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bat ppLisethsf S6uler allen gpli3iIten
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ausfebenoe PerIon 81 per5aften.
- Die iterblihe SiiGIe BON 4rthur
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mer iidl befanpen.
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Das Wahsrtptrtbtpartsmeni nil 10
bid gslb. spis m0giit5 einnebmen unb
aus bielem 0rlnhe tpirb oa6 bic
qarttommiFion u19esonssn irtrosn
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Citation fir ibrs 3fptts periDsrifsa
nil. 5err aonssneder i0sie ssitera,
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bafTin umeelpanbeli iperben Tonne, bas
man pur6 cine Shsioespanp in sfpei
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Dos anhere gaiiin TONNE in einen
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5dus liebe ii1 nab anfiht oss Getrss
tdrs 2cneeHeder pon einem Dobsar.
ten frDnsu.
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- 2ou aoB iturb seftern gormittas
pIDbIi6 in fsinsr Bobnuns in Dem
bendhbartsn Sonss Citation, ipdnr'
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Muerlei.

Guffrngeite ober Ghes
gottin. ssrau 8. u. grpte, ois
Satin nts itberalsn englifden gcrs
Observation-Disclosures, bic eine foriAe
Hummelshine, III. befinbet iid in
sinsm farhtbaren 3uieipalt Der
qflihien. Sbr Gatie iis elm 0ssner
beg sFrnuenffimmredis. Ia Grcu
grpet einerfsiis ibren gotteH fthr lieb
bat, unbertrieits abtr ihre 9drteis
grunbfdbe nibt perrntbeH tpin, 10 iIs
iie Dem innersu Gtreis bdburb aus
benz Megt gsgnnsen. baB fie pdhrenb
Der Doutr Der Wohl ibren sluIenihdlt
In ben gertiHigtsn Eianten ndbm.
DaS psrb6HanibpoIIt
.GpieI5suG i'm Wariltr auysHs
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- Srdu u. 9. Slider bon 0apton.
bic ii9 i'm Speer's 52oipitaI elmer Gps'
ration unterSog, btilnoet iih btfer.
- Die 8amsn 9auer, 9utert, 9sr'
ringer, gisbI, geo,,g uno Sett perans
ftaItsu bsuts Rafuittag gum gsften
Der spangsiiftsr 5t. Sobonnsssairts
Elm aafieetrdn3+en.
49, Der Bellevue SduIratb hdlt am
Jrsitag 4benb ieine geridmmIuns ab.
-Gbarles BebIina gbus. 6arbinQ
uno FraHt 8itt, baibpiitiige Sune2n.
bic Iih ouf ben 8eIsiien Der &. & 3.
gabn in 1uptOn berumtriebeu uro per.
baftst nurben, purosn BON Ri6tet
ShutD nit elmer Strufprseigt entail
ZEN.
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- Gtab.anpaIt Ballard entifieh
ssfiern, bdb bic Qrbsitsbdusbeh0roen
BAG Rsht bsiissn, StrafIinge. Die bic
9eoinauneen ibrsr YdrOlirunasn Hit)t
erfiiaeu. su spinssu. ihren unbesnoigs
ten Straftsrmin nahirdgIih ab3us
iiben. Die Grags rpurbe angefhuittsn
in doioe elmer Grohuna, Die eiu oui
parole sntIoFensr StrdfIing BEN Sus
psrintenbentsn asgsniiber mahte. er
niirbt bic Ssaoi ouf Shdoeneriag ners
Hagen, falls bisis ibn spiugsu tpiirbe.
ieinen SiraftsrmiH gon3 su perbiiBsn,
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bour1s@nrien fisl zines Der BON Hins
bern ols Spislseug bsHuBten. sismlic,
arcben Qsropldne mi. Der SpiHe dur
ben aopi einsr slesanten Spdslsrgans
germ. Der grobe Sut uEo oie Daars
unterlaas Der Dame fielen 5ur 1reuoe
Der llmasbung su 8ooen. 3rpiften Der
Dame, bic $50 s5ran,sn gniiddcigung
ptrIanots, uno ben Gliern oes iussnns
liden Apiati.ers entipdnn iih Gin
Bpri9sieft, bas DOR oem polistiions
miiidr enDiats. Cine Gini9une t0nnte
nif,t hsrbsigefiibrt iperpen. 10 DOB ges
ri6tiihe gntfheibung herbeissfahrs
ipsrben mub.
GiRe200 perfontu farfe
4ustpnnbererfa q m ilit. - Jn
Sigme traf cine aus 5tueibunoert per'
Ionen bsitebenbt rumdniif,e 4ussrGH.
oersrfomils Elm, bic fich duf pem
Weae nab sleru teFinbet. Bonn ur.
oroboaier bis gum SdugliHe fDarer
olie 2sbtnsalter psrtreien. Der lra
arobpaisr iit, troB feiner 80 Jdhre,
Der Better Der ieItIamsn adrdipons,
Die an Elm Gamilienbilb aus bibliiher
3eii erinntrt.
Gin bnrtuddiger d Gelb IL
lmDrber. Der aufitber bts sorpebos
boots .Wihsl" begins in 7ouIon
Sel6itnorb in Gegennart Der Cffis
sisre. Gr nnhm Gift Elm, ifniti fih
baruuF nit einsm RaIirmefItr bic
gurael burh uHb itiirste ii6 ithlkBli6
aus BEN 5snIter bes Speiten Stods
perts uuf bas Strabsnpflditsr binab.
MorS beim Qeihenhts
sGnsnib. 5n Rospleia bsi Rasbparab
(@robsparbein) fpurbs Der 8ausr Ga.
mel Rat3 pon isinem Shtpaeer beim
aeidsnbeednsnib zines ssmtinfamsn
0erfpanbten auf9sforoert, sine dlte
S6utb bon bier GronsH ;u besoblsn.
ais Raes fih ipeioertt. tpuroe sr bon
Teinem Shpassr an bic Jriebhofss
mausr sebriidi unb srfdlastn.