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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
Will open OFFICES
HERE FOR PURPOSE
Of BUYING TRUCK
National Produce Distributors
90. Say They Will Pay High
est Market Price.

Mr. " B. Thompson, special rep
resentative Of the National Produce
Co, is spending . week
IN our vicinity, looking over the acre
age ii truck and potatoes and is we'll
pleased with the prospects
Mr.. Thompson stated that as soon
as the harvest season for truck be-
gan, permanent Offices would be-
opened up here By his company and
the very highest market prices paid
for all produce and truck.
This company is . large concern
and handles very near the entire OUT
put of the farmers who are members
of the Farmers Associations ii other
sections.
This should prove welcome news to
the farmers of our section, as it as
.sures not only market for all pro
duces but competition, which is the
life Of trade.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
JUDGE PAN AsGEDS
St. LANDRY BENCH
Qualified Friday Last, ard Opens Court on
asnday, the Eighteenth.
FIXES TERMS OF COURT
And Appoints NeW JURY Commlssian.., haN
Commission 10 Maet Oh NAY 80
to SeIeCf Jurors.

B. Henry Pavy. elected Judge Of
the Sixteenth Judicial District to flll
the unexpired term Of the late
lamented W.. G. Perrault, assembled
the bench on Monday morning, the
eighteenth, and opened civil Term
Of court.
Flowers were On the bench, and
the Bar received him with cordialltY
and confidence
Judge Payy IS dignifed, but cour=
teous 70 the bar. To nse slang
phrase he stacks up we'll as . Judge.
The following Jury Commission was
appointed for six months; & G. Law
Ier, 0pelousas; David Mache, Grand
Coteau; Roland Campbell, Pine Prairie
Adraste Yeillan, Vile Platte; a. Il.
Mouton, Lower Mamou.
Messrs. LaWler, Campbell and
Veillon are new members. Messrs
Meehe and Mouton were 0n the Com
mission appointed by Judge Perrault.
The Commission will meet on May
Sd 10 draw Grand and Petit Jurors.
Judge PayY % Friday issued an
order for the holding of court as
follows
Petit Jury From May 18th To 23d,
from June Goth TO 9th
Grand Jury, 10 meet on May 30th,
Time Of the court not occupied by
the dates of this order, to be devoted
10 the trial Of Inisdemeanor and ciyil
cases.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
BILLS OF ION
FOR LIQUOR VIOLATIONS
District Attorney Garland Files Nine bills Of
Information Thursday Last.
WHOLESALE TO BE TESTED
District Attorney holds tfat selling ID Con.
sumeFs Even By Wholesale Is
violation oE Law.

Nine bills Of information were
fled BY District Attorney Garland In
the District Court, Thursday last, for
violation Of the prohibition law.
Eight are for downright blind
tigering, while one, the one against
Mr. q Adam Bndd, Of 0pelousas, is
to test the legality Of selling to CON
sumers BIZ wholesale III prohibition
territory. The bin Of information
against Mr.. Budd is for retailing,
the District Attorney contending that
according to the revenue laws the
selling Of liquor il any quantity to
d consumer is retailing.
The right to sell liquor IN guam
titles Of five gallons and over, in pro
hibition territory, is 4 much mooted
question. 4 recent decision OF the
Supreme Court, in case from Gaddo,
seems TO sanction and legalize such
practice. but it is contended on the
other hard that the revenue law is
against II, holding that selling to
consumers constitutes retailing. Up.
on advice Of his lawyer, Mr.. Budd is
continuing his business, having fur
nished bond ID the sum OF $3.50.
The other bills are for simple
blindtigering ! They are against
w. N. Higgginbothan, =. Il. Martel,
and Rodolphe Sa7oie, of Eunice;
Thomas Jones of Washington, q. r.
GuiIIory. John @. Leblanc, and b G.
Hawkins, Port Barre; Arthur David,
of 0pelousas. All furnished bond in
the sum OF $3.50
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+ =
Ii was The pleasure Of the writer
to be numbered among his friends,
and ii il with d heat filed with sad
ness that ha chronicles bis death
his nntimely death, because Frank
Charleyille should have been spared
to this world I'd spread more sunshine,
to gladden. more circles, foshea ulori5
sunshine among bis fellowmen.
He lived in 0pelousas for many
years, and married ii 0pelousas Miss
Ella Richard, who preceded lin to
the grave several years ago, leaving
as soIace sweet little girl. who
survives her parents
While d resident of this city Mr.
Charleville made many friends and
the announcement Of his death bowed
many heads. II was d distinct shock.
Deceased had had a ssvere spell of
illness, but had recovered, and was
apparently enjoying good health.
Monday he was stricken with paralY-
Sis, and Tuesday hreathed bis last.
He was d prominent member If the
Cotton Exchange III New Orleans,
and one of tbe best known cotton
men ID the State. He was recog-
nized authority on cotton, and specu-
lators eagerly sought bis advice
His father-in-laW, Mr. e. s Rich
ard, Of near 0pelousas, was ali lis
bedside at the time Of his death.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
It's Up 70 The
PEOPLE. OF OP.L0uSAS
Agoyelles Parish VIII Vote the Tax for ille
AgoyeIIes. Palmetto Cuff Railroad.
IS UNANIMOUS
81. landry Speakers Address Several Meet
lDgs ID HaighboFlng paFish..ln Importance
b TIE Proposed Road.

If Opelousas votes the small tax
that win be asked III aid Of the
AvoYelles, Palmetto & Gulf Rail-
road, Opelousas will have j road that
will traverse one Of The richest eoun-
tries ia the State.
# Opelousas does not vote the tax,
Port Barre will be the terminus Of
the road, and Opelousas will be the
loser commercially to an incalcplable.
extent.
The great enemy of taxation IS the
fact that people do not consider the
matter IL the proper light they do
not consider it, as they should do, in
the light Of an investment. most
profitable Investment. When people
learn to realize that the voting Of d
tax il d good conferred Oh The entire
country, on themselves. there will be
fewer objections. Much Of the OPP
position to taxation is bred Of ignor-
ance.
Avoyelles parish will vote the tax
BY d tremendous majority. ST. Landry
speakers have invaded our sister par
lsh, talking taxation, and assuring
them that Opelousas would vote the
tax
Every preliminary leading up to
the building Of this line Is being act
lively pushed and ii il thought that
the actual construction will be UNDER
way BY the first Of August.
On the 18th, Hons. Jas. j. Bailey
and Dudley &. Guilbeau addressed q
Large audience at Marksville Hi the
interest Of d twelve thousand dollar
| tax to be voted By that town In the
interest Of the road; on the 18th, a
| large assemblage of the people we're
addressed By q. r Veazie, Esq, at
Temple school building; 3 large crowd
met Robert Harry Esq, At Dupont
school, and an immense outponring Of
the peonle heard the eloquent voices
/ of Hon. g. a. Plauche, President, and
j. j. Naff, Chief Engineer. at Hickory
On the evening Of the 18th all the
speakers just mentioned spoke at al
oVeraoW meeting in the Plaucheyille
town hall.
There is no opposition left now tt
the tax. Marksville will vote twelve
1 fhausand dollars and plancheviEle
/ thirty thousand dollars ID aid Of tht
line.
The road runs from Marksvilla or
Is generally southerly line until i
REACHES Waxia at point designated
as Lee Hawkins store; at this poini
| friction begins. The capitalists VIII
have been spoken 70 favor Port Barre
as the terminus, or nearest connee
sion with the Frisco line, bat con
eeds that Inducements could be o3
fered which would make OpelOnsal
GontInned On PAGE dvej
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MORE PE.IyNY | Y VANIANS
VISIT ST. LANDRY
Come here TO Seq Gigantic Gapsl of UaiDa
iFrlgailaa Company.
TN OPE PELQUSAS
Pleased with thH G0aatrg, and iha Prospects
Of the GanaI...RIll leaYe aa
TsenlYFlfiIl.

4 party Of sturdy citizens from
summerset. Pennsylvania, arrived al
Washington Thursda evening, and
will leave next Monday
They came here p look into the
possibilities Of this country ii gen
eral, and more partieularlY into the
canal project Of the Utien Irrigation
Go, the most gigantic irrigation
acheme ever attempted III The South
not only attempted. but which win
be carried OUT
This Is the sixth party af Pennsyl-
yanians to visit St. Landry, and
every one Of them turn q home ab-
solntely charmed with The country
and the irrigation scheme planned
and being pushed 10 successful
completion by Mr. j Franklin Sehell.
This last party was entertained IN
Washington Thursday night. Last
night they came to 0pelousas where
theg were entertained ID an informal
way, being taken to the BLK Theatre
III q body, and after the show served
with lunch and beer, anything moro
elaborate being impossible on ac-
count of the short notice given the
people here.
Monday they will 90 iii roW ley
and from there 70 their Pennsxl xlya-
mia homes.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
SHERIFF ASSOgIA
TO MEET IN 0.LOUSAS
President Swords issues Gall for Parish
0gerEoFds 10 Assemble IN City Beautiful. 3
ON DAYS dF PRESS NEE ING
0pelousas viii Entertain Two Conventions a
tlle Same TIle..Taa Nalab
Gatherings

There will be two notable gather
ings il Opelousas on May 8, 4 and b.
when the Louisiana State Press As
sociation, and the Sheriffs Assoeia-
ton Of Louisiana, will meet here
0pelousas. La, April 8. 1910.
.My dear Sheriff The Press As
soeiahion of Louisiana will meet at
Opelousas on the 3d. 18th and 9th of
May, 1910, and inasnach as the
sherifFs Of this State wish that the.
entire press Of Louisiana should know
Just what She Sheriffs want, I most
earnestly desire your presence on the
above dates. Please reply TO this at.
once, so that 1 can assign you to your
rooms.
Assuring you IS good time as
Opelousas can give, and with the de-
sire that you will be with as IN per-
son, 1 am, with best wishes,
III. D. SW 0RDS,
President gherifF's Association Of La. 3
This is the letter sent 10 every
sheriff III the State, and that i will
bring every parish overload who can
come. there IS not the least doubt.
The assembling of two such im-
portant conventions IN 0pelousas at
the same time will prove great
event, and if 0pelousas maintains her
reputation FOR hospitality and good
fellowship, It will mark notable
epoch IN the city's history.
Let's all get together and strive
with might and main TO give the Vis-
Eitors an enjoyable time, and TO show
them that
Beautiful IS the land, with it's prai-
ries and forests of fruit trees;
| Under the feet garden Of flowers,
and the bluest Of heavens
! Bending above, and resting its dome
on the walls Of the forest.
They who dwell here have named il
the Eden Of Louisiana
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23

frontage On Landry street Of sixty
feet, and on Market street Of 90
feet.
Il ii being built on strictly sari-
tary lines, and will be freproof u
every respect. It viii be lighted by
electricity and gas.
All entrances have Vestlbules paved
with ceramic, Mosaic tile. The snow
windows have marble base support
ing plate glass ID silver plated metal
construction
The contract was let 70 Thibodeaux
& GuiiIot, local contractors. for the
sun of ten thousand dollars, and is
te h raasv for occupancy before
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23

There IS now in course OF construc-
ton another brick building for 0pe-
lousas
It il the Riseman Building, ocs
cnpYing tha site Of the old Skinner
Flats the latter an eye-sore TO
OpeIonsas for years past.
The building. being erected for
Iii. Ben. Riseman gentleman who
has made success Of the mercantile
business here, and who IS numbered
among the eity's best citizens will
face both Market and Landry streets.
Vith an entrance on both streets and
corner entrance. Il viii have 2
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23


Silver butter knife, Master Oscar
Andrepont
Silver and cut glass ice tub, Dr..
and Mrs. J. r Saizan
Rug, NJ 4 and Mrs Alexis sandoz.
A pair If vases, il B Sand0z.
Cut glass vase, Mr. and Mrs. +. i.
DietIipll
Cut glass vase. Nr and Mrs Shelby
Taylor.
Pearl handle and silver fruit knives.
Mr. and MRS. b. Barlin
Jardiniere. Mt and Mrs q Lassalle.
Silver cake tray, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
j. DossmapB
Silver nut set. Mr. and Mrs. r b.
Bert.
Silver bread tray, M olibs Man
uel and Son.
Gold jeWeIrY case, Mrs. julien
Mouton.
Gold jeWeIry case, Mrs. 6. Andre
=pont.
Gold and silver sonp ladIe, mem-
bers 0f the 0pelousas Bar
Gold and silver cream spoon, Edna
and Rosa Waliior
Gold and silver cream spoon, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. ] innings.
Gold and silver berry spoon, DR.
and Mrs. Boudreau.
Cold and silver berry spoon, Louise
and Ninie Titard
Gold and silver salad set, Dir. and
Mrs. a. ]. Bercier and family.
Silver cold meat fork, Mr. and Mrs.
IP. e. Asher.
Silver Give fork, Mrs w Z. Grace.
Silver pie server, VI and Mrs. Ray
Imond Breanx.
Silver and goldspoan, r. N. Hollier
Gold and silver sugar shell, ME-
and Mrs. Leonard Isacll
/ Gold and silver coffee spoons, Or
and Mrs. j a. Haas
Silver coffee spoons, Mr. and Mrs
/ Ne. +. Swords.
Silver coffee spoons, mir. and Mrs
Lee WiggiDs.
Silver coffee spoons, Mr.. and Mrs
Alex. Herbert.
Batternberg center piece, Mis-
i Minnie Garroti-
Batternberg scarf, Miss IVA Doss
mann.
BatternAerg scarf, Mrs. LatieuI
and family.
Batternberg scarf, Nelia Fadeau
Batternberg doilies, Mrs. =. <
/ WalIior.
Embroidered center pieces, Mis-
/ Alma sandoz
Cut glass water pot, Mr. and Mrs
Leon Dupre.
Cut glass bonboniere Mr and Mrs
lGeo. T. Edwards.
Cut glass bonboniere, Mr and Mrs
NJ Winsberg
Cut glass bonboniere, Mr and Mrs
| Alex Robertson.
Cut glass nayonnaise 4 sh chaa
Ventre
Pitcher, BY the Old Veterans
Fine handkerchiefs. bY The clerk
i working IN the Clerks Office.
The visitors attending the wedding
were: Mrs. ]. Y. Decuir. Anchor
Mrs. o. Lieux, Hermitage; Mr. an
Mrs. ]. Lieuz. New Orleans: Mr. Ea
cher Deeuir, Hermitage; Miss Ida De
cur, Miss Julia Deeuir, NJ Divide De
CUR, Master ValIery Deeuir; Nj. 5
Morgan. and Nj. Marshall Gosserand
New Roads
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
IL RTSENAN BUILDIN INC.

July 18th, 1910
The lower door Of the tWo-story
part will be occupied By Mr.. Rfsen1an
as gents furnishing store. and che
ane-story part will be stocked with
dry goods and ladies' furnishing, mo-
tions, etc, and run in conjunction
with the main store. There will be
an automatic fre-proof curtain se-
paroting the two stores.
The second aoor will be used for
Offices, and are for rent.
The building was designed By, and
IS under the supervision d, Mr.
George Chachere, architect, Of this
place.
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Darius Fontenot.
Cut glasses. W Hays

- ss5s
Gut glasses, " a Hays
Cut glasses, John " Lewis.
Gut glasses and pitcher trimmed ii.
silver, Mr.. and Mrs a Il. Andrus.
A Gu glass bowl and ice cream
saucers, Mr.. and Mrs. + D. Lareade.
Cut glass bowl, Mrs ]. a Budd#
and Virginia Budd.
Cut glass salad bowl Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Wolff
Cut glass bowl, Mr.. and Mrs J A..
Perkins.
Cut glass bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Chaehpre.
Silver set, Mr.. and Mrs. Eraste
Vidrine.
Silver pie forks. Dr.. and Mrs. NJ.
I'd. Lewis.
Silver oyster forks, Mr. and Mrs.
.Thos. Fl. Lewis.
Silver butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs.
wv. Fl. Andrus.
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ANN CHARlL.E lille
HAS GONE no RES
Siauneh Friend, Noble Fellow, Has Joined 5is
Great Majority.
DIED TUESDAY MORNING.
Had Been NJ fol MOnths. But Apparently
Recovered, when Fatal stroke ofPaFalysis
TO0k Him Away.

Frank CharIeyille died in New Or
leans last Tuesday, aged 81 years.
In the passing away of Mr. Charlie
vile, one Of Gods noblemen left this
mundane sphere a true friend, q
great big charitable heart, an enter
prising citizen a man among men.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
ANDR ont 4 DIRE Il.
Popular CIeFk 6l Court 4 Member ofshe board
Of directors 81 the Panama Exposition.

Hon. Yves Andrepont, Clerk Of the
District Court Of st. Landry parish,
left for New Orleans Thursday, where
he goes to attend q meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Panama
Exposition.
This Board is composed Of one
hundred members, made up from
different portions Of the State. Mr..
Andrepont is the member from this
parish, and his appointment is quite
an honor.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23

the most brilliant weddings ever held
ia Opelousas. II was marriage in
which he entire community seemed
Is take an interest. All laughed and
made merry and expressed spontane-
GUS expressions Of God bless you
The very organ Ut the Church, un-
der the dexteroas touch Of Miss Me-
Ianie Jagou, sent out notes that
seemed swesber than usual, II talked
its soul, II breat ed Fluctuations, II
seemed To understand the happy oe-
easion.
Rev, Father Engberink performed
the solemn ceremony 0f the Catholic
Church, and after the ceremony de-
livered i few touching words on the
sanctity Of the marriage VOWS.
Father Maring, President Of the
Grand Coteau College, was also pres
ent. and assisted in the ceremonies.
The church vas beautifully decorated
and fully six hundred people were in
attendance.
Promptly at TO o'clock the bride
entered leaning on her fathers arm.
followed bY bhe groom on the arm of
the best man, Mr. Eucher Decuir.
The bride was dressed Id Batternberg
net over white Messaline satin, and
har native sweetness and beantY
shone to enhanced advantage, The
bridesmaid, Miss Rose Audrepont. q
sister Of the bride, was the picture Of
Iovliness III a pretty white net, trin1-
med iii Oriental over silk
After the ceremony 9 reception
was held III the knights IF Columbus
Hall. The spacious reception room
was filled Id itsutmost, and the young
couple, seated ID the rear, on d throne
Hke III, anepnent, were kept busy re-
ceiging the congratulations of their
throng If friends. Cakes and punch
were served III abundance, and It was
NOT E0ng before the time for the de-
Darture of the Frisco, upon which the
couple left that ere the party dis
persed.
Many went to the depot and watt
I'd until the couple left There a
merry time was had Rice, old shoes,
and other traditional good luck
things, played an important part.
The bride is the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Yves Andrepont, Mr. Andrepont be-
inp the Clerk Of Court Of ST. Landry
parish. The groom il a member Ut
one 6f Pointe Coupee's prominent
families, and 4 young man Of most
excellent habits and promise. They
will reside in Hermitage, Pointe Cou-
nee. after their bridal tour.
The room il which the presents
are temporarily stored, at the Andre
pout home, reminds one of d jeWelry
store. Presents are banked every
where, showing the high esteem in
which the young couple is held.
Among the presents are.
Silver coffee set, Mr.. Walton San
doz and family.
Silver dessert spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. e. Gastanedo.
Silver syrup pitcher &. Mornhin-
veg q Son
Silver and cut glass syrup pitcher
Mr Clarence Hayes.
Hand painted pin cushion, Rosa and
Leila Sordelet
HAND painted scarfs, Miss zalma
Preiean.
Hand painted chocolate pot, Mr
Gus. d. Fontenot.
Band painted plates, Mrs Marsh.
Hand painted plate, Mrs Il M
Hayes,
Ont glass cream and sugar bowls
Judge Chas, 0'Neil
Cut glass pitcher aud glasses Mr
l,,ivd 0nbre
lass pitcher, Mr. Gilbert Dapye
Gut g;sss pitcher Nf and Mrs
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
IN MEMORY JUDGE
Court AdlouFRs Monday n Memory Of theLate
Jurist..Julge Bupre Delivered
'EULOfY, On WEDNESDAY


AS soon as Judge Payy ascended
the bench last Monday morning his
first day to serve as Judge of this
District District Attorney Garland
arose and moved that Court adjourn
ID memory Of Judge " G. Perranlt,
who died during bis term Of office,
and also that d committee be appoint
cd to draft suitable resolutions.
Judge Pavy appointed R. Lee Gar
Land, Peyton b. sandoz, q. 3. Dubuis-
son, 3. Austin Tontenot and Gilbert
IG. Dupre On the committee % reso-
Ilutions.
On Court conVening Wednesday
evening, the Committee reported the
following resolutions:
The undersigned, d Committee
appointed to draft suitable resoIu.
tions Of regret over the death Of
| N. C. Perrault, who, at the time Of
| his demise, was presiding Judge Of
this Honorable Court, beg leave to
report, as follows:
Judge Perranlt was cut down 10
the prime of manhood. 4 life Of
great usefulness was before him A
proud constituency had just elevated
him to the position of Judge Of this
District and bis friends and The pub
3lic looked forward 10 years Of SER
vice where justice would be impair
italy discharged, tempered always
with mercy. But this was not bo be.
Scarcely had be been inducted into
Office when be was stricken with !
lmalady from which be never recov-
lared. He made every effort TO re-
gain bis health, but to no purpose.
After more than 2 months q
continued illness, be fell into thai
dreamless sleep called death.
His life was gentle His deatl
painless. He has gone, let Us hope
j to his eternal reward
As members of the Court owe
(which be presided, We mourn his IN
timely end, and move the Court, Tha
as i slight tribute Of respect 10 thl
memory of the lamented dead, tiii
memorial be spread upon the minute
Iof this Court, and an attested cop.
thereof be forwarded 10 the fainil.
Of said deceased. And further, Tha
our local papers be requested 70 pub
Iish the same
Respectfully submitted.
&. LEE GARLAND,
PEYT0N r. SAND0z,
o. B. DUBUTssO n,
q. AUSTIN F0lNTElN0T
GILBERT 8. DJPRE
Judge Gilbert &. Dupre then fee
ingly delivered the eulogy, part 3
which follows:
May ii please the Court
t was my good fortune to kno'
Judge Perrault better than any othe
member of the bar.
Thirty-four years ago, On Jannar
Sd, 1876, I quit school and sough
employment ii the Clerks Office
the adjoining Office Judge Perraul
was at work. was working for ne
. thing. He was receiving the munif
:, cent salary Of eight dollars per mont
=
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
Attended Lard Congress.

DR.. al. j. Bereier. A. H Garland,
pr. q. Il. Haas, g. Z. Loeb, 6
I,ayvlAr S Isacks and j. ]. Bailey,
comnrised 0psiousas delegation q
tie Land Congress held II Alexandria
this week
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
viii BE A Speci aiisf.

DR.. r. a. Davis leaves to-day for
New Orleans, where he will Jake q
special course on eyes, ear and nose.
He will be- gone several weeks.
and his on return will specialize these
diseases.
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NOT ABLE WEDDING.
Hf. 4, Clarence Decuir and Miss Marie
Blanche AndfepoRi Are Unned In Marriage.

In sweet calenee with The song Of
the birds and the aroma Of The
flowers and The budding Of the ma
lestlc trees was the wedding Of Mr..
]. Clarence Decuir and Miss Marie
Blanche Andrep0nt, which was sol
emnized AZ the Catholic Church III
0peloasas on last Wednesday morn
ing, April 20th.
Everything seemed proDitious 10
the occasion; nAsnre comningled in
gladness with the two young hearts,
and shoWered upon them a mantle of
joy
II is conceded that il was one Of
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Respectfully submitted.
LEE G ND
Pc EYT0N r. sA ND0z
D. B. DIJBUIsSO
Z. AUSTIN F11 TFN Il
CIT BERT s.. IlIIPR

Continued on page four
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TIE

that II has lsgaes circulation
lilo newspapers published n Has.
Ish GaMhlaeds ansI SIS large Z circulation
as any Heekly published 70 The Sgsss.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-16

the signing of the actual articles ~
agreement.
II Was originally stated that the
fight would be for Is rounds. winner
TO take 10 per ceIc nf the purse, the
loser the smaller end. Nov thu cry
goes up that the fighters have
reached a private agreement whereby
there will be an even split Of the
purse and that both will stair or
hold off certain number OF rounds.
50 that the picture men can be as
sured Of u certain number Of rounds
TO show in their films. Unless the
battle goes 10 rounds or more the pic
ture men would have little IL offer
and the longer the right progresses
the more valuable the films, Both
Ieffri-s and Johnson, a. we'll as all
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