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enc a Va&A 67ssHAlE - go
4.-..yas the relief u utrH tis< act as
,roezns 20 persors tn'snSIng 20 11zr-Ts
q has freed those ~ - -tts o er tniIlS
ears OF age trou DsS- ring .Te wnols
series OF document nj eertiHcate-
,1no0 1-htCn the CoGs s1s.Stea
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Inuee- necessary 20 OBTAIN nj cersenl
OF I1s parents .u6Csd. aftsT tH< age -
tsvel.y-one thi- also oe dispehsel
with provided IHE. 81. - E1oUn thar oSr
rotICs has bser sent ia hen
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lock. CD away their
mIsera b lsslome. CO to SPon
her scar earning a
Why does ans oman. ma er
what her station Fe, as & Niue
shaved. for q wo IS man ousa-
upon thousands lhsn
debase themsel5 taTve nsel 81
cut themselves ofs tn lp5i
ship Of others Of L. q 'TiT
sufficient clothing TO ke eT4ss
warm. and suffer the lim ia
ton and degradation. 4 80, fire.
qnentiv to the esteu$ 6ysiezl vlo-
leHoe. a. their reYa
Fortunately fo5.5S lelieF. kindly
disposed people hsSS Become interested
| u be- 1N and Eiu III TO rescue Der
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IT Secretzrr CO Wsr ~ IN ha'
BEEN bora ~ ths Canine Flne PR
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CThe Times V1lt ssad to an
noUnce meetings - encertainr1r as
In this column Ahops or %rits an
poVaSxuez4EA -
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on as Protected
rr q me Washing, Tiu1es.
rsT Of the leJi'r ,vtsch ap-
Tie Times OF tho =. urder The
- Defender Of Lee, aT'rrS - ve.y
&c excuse Tor the SoutE - ->ceds
Fom ire WHOM IN 1851. -
The s"cIh az that tine haA - -,ueh
protection Under the Cons. .-,--ot 81
AZ % the Northern State ir fa,'.
." Tor their party wae 90. 5ovcr
esident Lincoln VS. fully J.T,tfe6
IN calling for 500 a.. as g.. gross
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09

represented Or the ticket. AZ The
same time BE- il well known ii the
vest through bis activity for reci-
pfoeltF and for lower tariff and he
would satisfy Westerners who are
for downward revision and reciprOc-
ity.
Foss Is known ii Massachusetts, as
2 Spectator. He i sail to Be the
biggest operator in The Boston stock
market, He i not Of the Lawson
type, though he il an extremely
safeWd flancier and one Of great
daring. What be goes into, be goes
INTO y q large way. This IS true Of.
him whether he IS setting out to make
money Or 70 spend il.
T. il unlikely that be will head the
Democratic ticket for governor IN
Massachusetts next fall, despite the
tact that be has been elected TO con
gress.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
ORLEANAN DIES IN FAR
AWAY DENVER AFTER
WEALTH COMES.

Denver March 30.-The son Of q
wealthy New Orleans banker, d grad
uate Of Yale and, in years gone BY, a
brilliant member Of the ST. Louis bar
and BIZ marriage related ia two Of
Missouri'a leading jurists, William A.
Brother, aged ~sixty-six, was found
dead on q cot IN d cheap lodging
house yesterday morning. Brights'
disease is believed to have been the
cause.
For years forced to live in want
and considering himself lucky when
he found q bed IN one Of the cheap
lodging houses ID the lower section Of
the city, Brother died less than a
month after he was made the bene-
fciary Of a $4,000 trust fund BY
bis sister, the wife Of Judge Wilbur
" Boyle, one Of the leading attor-
neys Of St. Louis. Less than two
weeks ago be mad received from
Judge Boyle $50, the first payment
Of interest from the trust fund.
Brother came to Colorado in the
seventies q wealthy man. He en-
gagged u mining ventures, which
turned out badly and as q result he
found himself penniless. Too proud
TO ask bis wealthy relatives for aid,
be preferred 70 live 10 poverty and
want.
Brother vas born ID New Orleans
in 1914, the son Of q wealthy banker.
He graduated from Yale in the class
of '67.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
OGDEN WILL not RUN
FOR 9TH DISTRICT
CONGRESSMAN
Exist. Landrian Thinks that It
Would be UnWise TO Run Men
from Both Acadia and
st. Landry

Crowley, April 1.-James J. Bailey
Of St Landry was in Crowley yester-
day consulting with his political
friends with d view to becoming a
8 candidate for Congressman Pujo'a
seat. MI. Bailey definitely pronounc-
ed the fact that be is d candidate
for CONGRESSMAN and further stated
that be would actively begin d tour
Of the district.
Percy T. Ogden Of this city has
authorized the statement that be
will not become d candidate for Con
gress at this time. in view Of the
fact that st. Landry parish will have .
candidate Of its own. MI. Ogden,
formerly . st. Landry man. having
been reared in that parish, and he
did not think that It would be well
for both st. Landry and Acadia to
have a candidate. Mr.. Ogden, how
ever, when approached was very re-
client as TO whom he would support
among the candidates who have aYoR-
ed themselves. but it is not believed
here that he has expressed any pre-
ference SO far whatever.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09

wife had twins, and in the excitement
and clustering around this bala got
into another lot Of cotton marked As.
S. Il. r., and that same night my.
watchman's wife had twins, and the
next morning ny billing clerks wife
had one only. and all our mothers-in
law were among u.s. and when We
got done working with the children
could not find the bale of cotton
to save my life. / do hope We viii
not have another storm Of children
any more during the Gotten
season. Please tell Mr.. Wooley not
TO be too hard on US. Both e my
children were girls, and / am afraid !
am going 10 have q hard time sup
porting them. Tell him to take the.
bale Of cotton, the price will 60 up IN
q few days, and he will make money
on it; but if he don't want his wife
to have twins get rid Of the bale as
soon as possible; but don't send it
back this way no more. Yours, etc,
G. B. LUMPKIN. Agent.
Mr.. Hendren recalls the instance of
the prodigality il the little COM
munity, as at the time be vas q youth
employed in the main Office Of the
company at Norfolk, Va. Chronicles
of the time tell that the Mr.. Wooley
mentioned in the letter was so affect
ed by Mr.. Lumpkins candid statement
Of conditions, especially that portion
relating to the descent of the
mothers.in-laR upon the d~efenseless
husbands, that he readily withdrew
his claim for damages concluding that
the papas had enough to contend
with as it was.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
a Sermon on the Hog

Ny son, consider the hog. He
tolls not, neither does he spin, but h.
Is worth close onto ten cents a pound
on hoof. and be is getting SO exelu-
sive that only the very best circles
are able to entertain him. He WAKES
fat at his leisure, knows no labor,
and travels to market ii a special car.
Just at first thought the hog seems
TO be considerable Of q parsonage,
but still he is only q hog, and he
really isn't worthy Of emulation.
There are q good many persons who
adopt his ways, however, and fatten
on what other people have gathered
togethr. Their ambition runs more
to gross weight than 70 quality and
like the hog they are despised. The
hog isn't worth 4 thing until he
il served on the market. He serves
no useful purpose while be lives and
it Is only as be gathers fat that
be adds value. He is the symbol Of
greed and bad manners, has q bad
disposition and il D social o~utcast
but be IS selling at nearly 10 cents q
pound and that i why he IS some
times emulated .-OttaHa (Kas.@ Re
public.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
HARMON And FOSS SAID
TO BE DEMOCRATIC
TEEKET EAn fOl0.
&AHT TUM 4JI60
Man Who Carried Heavy Re
publican District In Massa-
chusetts Has Requisites.

Washington, April 5.-The cleo
ton Of Eugene N. Foss, Of Massa-.
chusetts, to the house Of representa-
tives in the old Lowering district,
has called attention to the available
lily Of Foss as Democratic candidate
for vice president in 1912. Already
this is being discussed about the cap
itol. If Foss comes to Washington
and makes good it is likely a good
deal more win be heard Of it.
Many reasons are given BY admir-
ers Of Foss why he Is the proper
man for the Democrats to nominate
for vice president. In the first place
he has what IS generally supposed to
bethe indispensable requisite Of B can
didate for vice president, d sbar,p 81.
money. This Is no exaggeration
Foss is reputed to be worth at least
$I0,ooo,oo0. He will be one Of the
weal5hiest men in congress. More
than this, be is willing to spend large
"gobs' Of Ii.
% Is generally supposed now that
Governor Jadson Harmon, Of Ohio,
will be nominated for the presidency
BY the Democrats. Ii that case, say
the folks who think Oh Foss for the
nomination for vice president, FOss
would be available for geogr phieal
reasons AZ well as others. rs Is an
Eastern man and would satisfy the
demands of the Eastern Democrats
70 have their part Of the country
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
MamOu News.

Mamou, April Miss Grace LAM
bert Of ReddefI, was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. r.. B. Williams, this week.
Mr.. John Anderson, of this place,
has been on the sick list this week.
The lumber is on the ground for
tho s. p. depot and section house.
Mr. Adolph McGauley and brother
will soon have their new meat mar
ket open.
Dr.. Anderson will remain IN Alex
andria d few more days with his
daughter, who is very i'll.
Mr.. Alick Fontenot was here on
business Thursday.
Mr.. W. II. Gaty returned from New
Orleans Tuesday last.
Mr.. Vernon Ellis made a flying trip
to- 0pelousas Tuesday.
Mr.. Wheeler Bunyett and family, Of
ST. Landry, visited relatives here last
week.
Mr.. Y. NJ. Fontenot, Of ReddeIl,
called on friends here Thursday even
ing.
MI. Lacomb Ledeaux was one of
many who witnessed the ball game
Sunday 10 New Orleans.
Misses Grace Lambert and Mary
Gaty spent d pleasant evening at the
home of Miss Emma Deshotels Friday.
Miss Blanch Bacon is hack at school
again after an absence Of q few
weeks.
Miss Martha Pierrotti and Mr. Gil
bert Fontanob attended services ST
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
M. re,
fah a42mo
Notice.

EEESm S4A
The 0pelousas, Gulf & Northeast
ern Railway Company will sell tickets
at the following reduced rates;
Annual Convention Louisiana Fede
ration Of Woman's Clubs, Baton
Rouge, La, April 779th. 1910. Tick
cts on sale to Port Allen. La, at rate
of fare-and-one.third for the round
trip on the certificate plan.
Annual Session Imperial Council
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine, New
Orleans, La.. April 12-l3th, 1910.
One fare plus Is cts. tor the round
trip. Dates 81 sale April 8, 8, 10H
and 11th, 1910. Good to return
April 18th. Tickets can be extended
until May 10Th, 1910, by deposlting
with special Agent.
Annual Meeting Louisiana State
Public School Teachers Association,
Baton Rouge, la. April 14-16th, 1910
Rate one-and-one-third for the round
trip, plus % cts, to Port Allen, La.
Children onehalf fare. Dates IF sale
April 18th, I3sh and 18th, 1910
Good to return April 1861. 1910.
annual Grand Lodge knights Of.
Pythias, New Orleans, La, April III
~, 1910. Rate I'd New Orleans, one
and-one-third fare, plus rs cts. for
The round trip on the certificate plan.
Annual Reunion United gonfed rate
Veterans, Mobile, Alabama, 500.
Dates Of sale April 24th-25th26bh,
1910. Good to return May End, 1910.
Tickets can be extended By deposit
ing with special Agent, Mobile, not
later THAI May 6, 1916.
For further information call Oh
local ticket agent BIZ the D. Gee BY,
m12 ]. w. JORD0N, q. i. a. e. Il.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
Historic Storm Of Babies

New Orleans Iten1.-As g remanls-
eenee Of the oiden time, the following
letter. unearthed by W. II. Hendren,
Tie W~eil-known steamship agent,
manager Of The Texas Transport and
Terminal Company, from among Z LOT
81 Old papers, may prove interesting
ID railroad circles.
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, Chester Station, Dec. 20,
1882. r. H. Adams, Esq, @ A:
Dear sir-The day / received this
cotton from the 6 and i. Road ny
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
JUDGE DUPREP PROTESTS
VIGOROUSLY AGAINST
new PARISH.
o. he paonla Of Opelousas:

70 the People Of 0pelousas:
Once more the people Of Vile
platte are seeking TO dismember Che
Empire parish Of St. Landry. This
time without submission To the peo-
bic. Machine politics is to govern.
The Legislature is going to be asked
to create the parish outright. The
officers 10 be appointed and the par
ish seat located without CONSULTING
The people. This is '.Boss rule" with
q vengeance. Shall the people 81
This town remain idle until the enc
nv will have accomplished it's pur-
pose? Take from us the fairer por-
lion Of The parish and run its lines
within distance Of the tolling Of our
Court House bell.
This Is not an overdraWn picture.
Read tie notice In the Clarion To Gre
ate the parish and you will observe
the same lines as were Incorporated
Id The former Act are to be inserted
III The proposed one. Will 0pelou-
sas permit this? viii she permit
Mallet and Plaquemine Point and
other nearby points taken from her,
whereby to enrich and aggrandize
Vile Platte, at its expense? Il yes,
goodbye to its glories; goodbye to
it's moderate taxation; goodbye to all
and everything, save d small parish,
with insufficient territory, with i'm
mense areas of swamp And not
only will Opelousas (the I~ovliest vii
lage in the state) suffer these indig-
mites, but the entire parish will feel
the effects as we'll. viii the people
of this town and the eastern portion
Of this parish, suffer these ills With
out protest, without opposition2 ]
hope not. One word more. e OPP
position il to follow this appeal II
must be timely. We must, Gas we
did last year, trust to the Courts.
The Lord helps those who help them
selves If, therefore, we propose to
oppose the dismemberment Of our
parish il the manner proposed IN said
Act, the time to speak is now, the
time to protest has arrived, the time
for organization IS upon US. Delays
are always dangerous; in the instant
case it will foretell disaster.
Yours truly.
GILBERT i. DUPRE.
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For Rent.
Gommittaa 81 San akion:

The Wartelle Residence, consisting
Of nine rooms, ii thorough repair, lo-
Gated on Main and Church ST. IN
front of Catholic Church. Rent
value most reasonable Apply to
nR p. SATAN. dec lie If
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09

the Catholic church ii Vile Platte
last Sunday.
a heavy rain fell here Saturday
evening which made the farmers re-
Joica, for their crops were badly ID
need Of rain. Il hailed some, but not
enaugh to do any damage whatever.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09

sAaogn 20 90 any damage Whatever.
Committee Appointed for Arr
rangements for Meeting OF
LOuisians Press
Association.
Committee On San alton.
A &. Bereier, Chairman LIST Ward,
Hon. u. HaIphen. d. 5 A. Littell,
End Ward, &. M. Boagni. I. s. Isace;
3D. Ward, Dr. ii. i. Bereier, Diomel
Durio; 9TH Ward. Dr.. 3. A. Davis, 3.
l.. Loeb
Committee on Decorations:
Mrs. C. Brand, Chairman; Mes
danes a, ]. Bereier, Julia Harris, ".
B. Robert, G. T. BienYenu, Marius
Field, D. e. Eastman, Lionel Bien-
venu; Misses Leila Sandoz, Gleyia
Dupre, Alice Juge. Rose Andrepont,
Bessie sandoz. Louise Sandoz, Aline
Delarae, CeIina Chaehere, LouIou
Comeau, Althee Desmarais. Agathe
LassalIe, Marie Meginley Messrs. D.
Durio. a. B. Pavy, Geo. B. Cooke.
Committee on Publicity and Pro-
notion
R. Breaux, Chairman; G. 6. Price,
Miss Lulu Latiolais.
Committee on Music:
Mesdames j. w. Jordan, 4. N. Nc
Gorkle, Ludie Dejean, Leonce &. De-
jean; Miss Melanie Jagou, Mr. ]. a.
Jnnge.
Finance Committee;
M. Z. Swords, Chairman; H. q. Es-
forge. Jno. W. Lewis. Mrs. Z. S.
Isacks, Miss Belle Dapre.
Transportation COMMITTEES:
G. r. Dunbar. Chairman J.G. Law
lei, H. Flanders.
Hotel Accommodations and Banquet:
G. H. Gretin, Chairman; Lionel
Bienvenu, Yves Andrepont.
Committee on Nominations:
Armas Durio, Chairman; w. r. La
combe. E. s. Isacks.
Flower Parade:
Mesdames G. 6. Dupre, Joseph
Firnberg, ]. P. Saizan, g. Z. Loeb,
W.. j. sandoz, I. j. DietIein, Isaac
Roos, Jno. a. Haas. NJ. &. Swords, a..
T. Lacombe, Jos. Landau, ]. nv. Lewis,
A. j. Bercier, Lionel B%ienVenu, Z. a..
F%ontenot, 2. A. sandoz, A. Moresi, &.
Davis. G. T. Boagni, Jacques Goneau,
A. A. Crouchet, q. K. Wallior, D. M.
Boagni, Henry Lastrapes, Leo w.
Mayer, Mason Mcbride, ]. r. Boagni.
j.. a. Budd, Adolphe Jacobs, N. Wins
berg. a. Leon Dupre. r. &. Garland,
j. a. Shaw, b. a. Anding, S. L. Heb
rard, Geo. I. Edwards, G. q. Lasalle,
w. =. Sandoz, 8. I'll. MornhinYeg, Lena
Meginley, b. Flanders, 2. B. Bert. II.
Genung, Bert Edwards, Austin Per-
kins. r. G. shnte, a. ID. Haas, T. a.
Mckinney, a. b. Pickett. Leonce Lit
tell, ]. G. Lawler, r. Mornhinveg;
Misses Mathilde Estorge, Noah Cole,
Leila Pavy. Edith Mayer, Aline Yea
zie, Alma Sandoz, Blanche Andrepont.
Lou Comeau, Virginia Budd, Anita
Veltin, Marie Estorge, Lizzie Black
Pearl Ehnnhorn Mafhilda "a.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

TEN-ACRE. s-room house. newly papered and
painted. good cellar. well at the door. large
barn. wagon shed. hen house and two large
buildings suitable for poultry houses. two
room tenant house, young orchard. some
trees IN bearing nice strawberry patch gar
den planted. Jersey COW. - hens. 800 pure
bred white leghorn chickens. all for 50 so.
On reasonable terms This property IS 10
Gated = nile from Ossatou. On Maple
extended rom Vienna, which viii soon be
macadaznizec- This val make a fine poultry
and truck farm, and will be an income right
from the start Long distance phone IN The
house.
J F. sz1rsdAN,
Vienna Va,
Cali OF phone 1916 Eye St after p m
beautiful suburban home. on Wind0ver
Heights. in Vienna. which IS one Of the
incest suburban towns around washington.
ts-acTe. Groom house. cellar, porches. attic.
located on a high elevation. nice shade and
beautiful shTubberys squares from steam
ana e4ectri1 = r. good car service II sold
this week the price viii be g. 500. 500 down.
and so per month and interest Possession
given al once This phase must be seen 10
be appreciated.
J. F. JERMAN.
Vienna Va
Call or phone l2ls Eye ST. after S p m
FOR SALE
Can you beat this2 IG-scres- 5-roonl house
located q mile from the trolley near school.
church and store Price $1,000. SO cash. bal
ance at SIS per month and interest
J. F JERMAN
Vienna Va
Gail or phone 1916 Eye 81. after D. m
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ALL CASES. all courts, secret service. Co
Iecti0ns- L 5 Legal Corp. 90 Bond Bldg
n5sS-tE
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WINDOW SCREENS

WINDOW SCREENS
Phone or write for estimate on f'NFa6e to
Fl-'' Screens stock Screens 5nc up doors
SIC up- Cabinet work uu10Is-eriuE- painting
csrpe1teri1E- Phone " TTT7. K Z. Co.
ar WEBSTER. 18th ana Pa ave apSs-st
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FOR SALE-HOMES-
INVESTMENTS
UNFINISHED.

FOR SALE-HOMEs-
INVESTMENTS
The best houses ever offered unse-
$500
OUR PRICE. s5Ioo.
These houses are situated on the
Heights. north Of the city; a conven-
lent location near two car lines; high
and heallE@-i
The houses are semi-dstaChed. giving
plenty q light air and ventilation in
all rooms
THEY HAVE WIDE COVERED
FRONT PORCHES. YOU CAN GET
As MUCH COMFORT OUT OF THIS
PORCH As YOU COULD FROM ANY
ROOM N THE HOUSE
Pario-. dining room. pantry, and
large kitchen on the first floor three
large bedrooms and q very large bath
room on the second hoor' porcelain
tub. stationary washstand, and open
plumbing
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE KITCH-
EE. COAL AND GAS RANGE: GEL
LAR UNDER THE ENTIRE HOUSE;
Az ECONOMICAL FURNACE
The side entrance is d great con-
veniance. Eood-sized rear yards; ce-
menr sidewalks
The location is very desirable: ali the
houses are occupied by refined white
people many Of chem own their homes.
II has been said that there are fewer
objectionable features than are to be
found IN any other part Of tie CITY
As THE RESULT OF Az EX-
CHANGE WE ARE IN A POSITION
TO OFFER THESE EAUTIFTTI.
HOMES AT THIS EXTREMELY LOW
PRICE THEY SHOULD APPEAL,
TO INVESTORS As THEY ARE Al
WAYS RENTED AT A FIGURE
THAT WILL PAY 4 LARGE PER
CENTAGE on THE INVESTMENT.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1872 y. Y. AVE.
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AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN

10-rOOm- bay-windOW brick house. arranced
for two fats. deep lot to paved alley; mod
ern improvements Owner must sell at sac
rifce, for $3.50
Apply 653 L y E
ap21-St-