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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-08

membcred 1.-THE sir ashton
Ell furniture. the CT Quirts over
the high wooden ma his mothers
rocking chair-that as tbs anal
touch. He SAT down on the worn door
log and put his face In his hands. for
now the saping chasna OF the years
was quite closed, and he was . boy
again.
Later in tho day there were am
bling gallops along the country roads,
and tho father explained how the
transformation from cattle raising to
agriculture and fruit growing had
come about; how the great irrigation
dam In ouaret2ro canyon had put =
thousand square miles of the fertile
mesa under cultivation: how with the
importing Of the lew population had
come new blood. new methods, good
roads, the telephone, the rural mail
route and other eivilizing agencies.
Evan groaned. Il know" he said.
"Tvs lost my birthland. IT'S as ex-
tinct a. the megalosaurian lizards
whose bones we used to find sticking
In the gully banks ON Table Mesa. BY
the way. that remind6 me. Are there
any Of those giant fossils left1 ! was
telling Professor Anners about them
the other day, and hS was immensely
interested"
Were all fossils, we older folks Of
the. cattle raising times" laughed the
man whom Richard Gantry had called
the "super governor" But there arc
soma Of the Zones left, too. / guess,
and II the professor Is q friend Of
yours WEN get him 4 state permit to
dig all he wants to-"
ayes, Professor Anners IL a friend
Of mine," was the younger mans half
absent admission, sas much of 4
friend n his daughter would evar a.
low him to be-"
This qualifying clause WINS not
thrown away upon the senator.
what has the daughter got against
you. SOM" he ssked mildly.
Nothing very serious" laughed Pa
tricia's lover. But I think she II
Jealous Of any one who tries to share
her father with her. Next to her ca
reer''-
THAT'S Boston, Isn't itr' interrupted
the ~ex-cattis king. Then he added.
sim right glad it hasn't come In your
way to tie yourself up to n Of those
careers Evan. my boy"
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CHAPTER v.
AT HALr-

ANYHEN Evan Blount opened his
wv eyes Oh the morning follow
ing the night Of singular adj
ventures the sun was shin
ing brightly in at the beds head win
dow. a cheerful fire was cracking on
the hearth. and bis father, a little
heavier. q little grxyer, but with the
same rugged face and kindly eyes,
was standing at his bedside.
"Evan. boyr and Father were
the only words OF greeting. but the
mighty hand grip that went with them
was for Evan a renewal Of his boy
bod and a sufficient promise for the
iture.
Followed instantly a rush Of mingled
emotions; OF astoundrnent that he had
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sexual. Con un solo tratamiens
to de los de 81 que tengo practi.
cando & esta fecha, estoy alivia-
do y no halo nj tengo palabra
para expresar mi agradecimien-
to del gran seryicio que el Sr.
Martinez me est6 hacienda. En-
mi opinion creo que esun hombre
cientf6co y mas creo que sea un
angel mandado del Ser Supreme
para benefcio de la humanidad.
Sr. Martinez, con esta le adjun-
to uno de mis- retratos y juEgo
conveniente que 81 10 tiene q bien
haga ell uso que le convenga de
mi firma v aun manifestar al pdi
blico las Intermediates que yo SUI
frfa.
Me suscribo una vez mas.
Su Afmo. v alto. 8.
PABLO SANTANA.
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EWES % DE MARIO DE 1911.


En- la Corte de Distrito por el
condado de Union el dia 30 de
Mario, uno de los pleitos mas
importantes que Sc iuzgaron, fue
el de Silvestre Torres. ex-Juez
de Pruebas de ese condado, por
ell asesinGto de Edmundo Enci.
MAS, q quien apuhaleo y mat6 el
dia 3 de Septiembre pasado, oil
pleito dur6 8 dias, el iurado Sc
estuvo solo media bora cuando
trajo eel dictamen de asesinato
voluntario. FL Juez Bnberts sen
tencio q Torres no menos que 8
nj mas que diez amos EN- la peni-
tenciaria territorial. Ne pidi6 nue.
vo iuicio y ell Juez 10 neg6, pero
Sc dio aviso de apelaci6n fijando
Ia suna de la fianza en- 81, 900.
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Testamento y ultima vOIuntad de
GreVorlo Garcia y SaRdOyal, FlHadO..s

Territorio de Nuevo Mexico,
Condado de San Miguel.
Ohcina de la Corte de Pruebas, Con.
dado de San Miguel, N. M.
A Todos Aquellos q Quienes Concier.
ne, 3alud:
Por esta SO informara listed que el
"a dia de Mayo de A. d. 1911, ha
sido fijado por la Honorable Corte de
Pruebas en- y por el Condado y Te'
rritorio antedichos como el dia para
probar el Testamento y Ultima Volur
tad de dicho Gregorio Garcia y San
doval, Finado.
En- Testimonio de 10 cusl pongo mi
mano y he causado que el sello de Ia
Corte de Pruebas sea fijado este dis
20 de Mario A. d. 1911.
Hunker & Hunker, Abogados por o
Estado.
(Sello.) Lorenzo Delgado,
Escribano de la Corte de Pruebas
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Propuestas selladas para la cons
truccf6n de puentes de acero sobre
el Rio de Pecos, el Rio de las CALI
mas y arroyo de los Pecos, todo el ma
terfal Y trabajo de ser suministrado
por ell contratista que 10 tome, Seran
recibidas en- Ia oficina del Escribano
de Ia Corte de Pruebas v Ex-Ofcio
Registrador del condado de San Mi
guel, Nuevo Mexico, hasta Abril IL,
A. d. 1911, los dichos puentes de ser
de las siguientes dimenciones y loca-
dos como sigue asaber:
Puente del Rio de Pecos: como 100
pies de largo, no menos que l6 pies de
ancho, y locado en- el cerca del ST.
ito del presente puente en- donde el
camino pdblico cruza oil Rio de Pecos
en- la poblaci6D de San Jose.
Puente del Rio Gallinas: cerca de
lao pies de largo, no menos que 10
pies de ancho, Y locado en- punto
en- donde Ell canine 8 calle de los o.
Jos Calientes cruza el Rio Gallinas.
Puente del arroyo de Pecos: Cerca
de 100 piss de largo. no menos que 16
pies de ancho, locado q un pnnto en-
donde el csmino pdblico de East Las
Vegas d Los Alamos cruza oil arroyo
Pecos.
Descripciones de los dichos tres
puentes son dados en- los pianos y es-
pecificaciOnes instrucciones los
que hagan propuestss protocoladas en-
la oficina del Escribano de la Corte dc
Pruebas y Ex-Oficio Registrador de-
condado de San Miguel. en- Las We
gas, Nuevo Mexico, en- donde pueder
ser examinadas por los que deseen
hacer propuestas.
| Los dichos tres puentes deben SCI
concludes para Agosto f5, de 1911.
Tadas las propuestas seran por Ia
construction de los dichos tres puen
tes y deben ser acompafados p6r una
fianza en- Ia suma de dos mil ($2000.O0
pesos con dos q mas fiadores respon
sabIes, para ell fiel cumplimiento d.
los requisites de La propuesta, dicho
fiadores de ser RESIDENCES del conda
do de San Miguel Territorio do Nuev'
Mexico.
Por orden del Cuerpo de Co
misionados del Condado d
(SELLo) San Miguel.
Attest. LORENZO DELGADo,
Escribano
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FL censo de la ciudales de N,
Mex, seg1n dado por la ofcina
en- Washington. ~ asi:
{ Albuquerque, 1l015 habitan-
tes; East Las Vegas, 3745; Las
Vegas, 3179; Las Vegas unida,
1884; Roswell, 6172; Santa Fe,
5072; despues daremos la popu'
lacion de las demas ciudades dc
Nuevo Mexico, basta saber por
ahora que Las Vegas es la segun
da ciudad en- population en- eI
Territorio.
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Departamento del Ingeniero Terito-
rial.
Numero de Aplicacion 521 Santa
Fe, n. M. Mar. 1911.
Por esta Sc da aviso que ell dia 20
de Die. 1910, en- conformidad con la
Secci6n 20, Ley de Irregaci6n de 1907,
The Red River Valley Co. de Bell
Ranch Condado de San Miguel, Te.
rritorio de Nuevo Mexico, hizo ap'i-
cacion al Ingeniero Territorial de
Neevo Mexico por un permisc para
apropiar de las corrientes de aqua
del Territorio de Nuevo Mexico.
Tai appropriation va a ser hecha de
Canadian River, La Cinta y Pens
Arroyos en- puntos Sec. ST. I'm r.
24E. por medic de diversion y Estan-
ques y 1900 pies cubicos por segundo
y $4,000 pies de acre que seran con
ducldos d puntos rs. II, 16 N. r. 25
E; Ts II, 16, 10, Ia N. r. 26 e; rs IL,
6, ID N. r. n e; rs. l6, Is, Ia N. r.
% E. por medic de acequias, canales
y reservas y ALI usados para irrega
cion de l0l, 1878 acres para usos do
mesticos.
III geni 80 Territorial tomara es.
ID pli aelo sobre 90 sijertcion el
dfa 30 de Mayo 1911, y toda persona
que oponga la consecion de la ante
rior aplicaci6n, debera protocolar sns
objecciones con ell Ingeniero Terrific
rila y copia con el aplicante No SO ne.
cesita comparencia personal d no ser
que sea avisado por el Ingeniero Te'
rritorial.
CHARLES M. MILLER
Ingeniero Territorial.
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Don Carlos 7. Rudolph, Sc ha-
va muy enfermo EN- el Hospital
de la ciudad de Las Vegas, en-
donde le haran una operacion.
Esperamos quetenga un buen su
ceso y que ell Sr. Rudolph sane de
la enfermedad peligrosa que lie a.
gobia.
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Ray, Ariz., Die. 8 1910.
Sr. NJ. c. Martinez:

Muy senior milo: Remito q Vd.
la sumade SO. que es el segundo
abono del benefcio que Vd. esta
hacienda en- mi hogar, pues mi
esposa sigue muy aliviada; desde
ell dfa que lie escribf q yd. no ha
vuelto g darle el frfo que lie daba
diariamente. El dolor de pecho
y pulmon que sentla va ha desa.
parecido. Hoy tose POGO y este
Vd. seguro que conforme q sus
direccionss Sc esta hacienda, no
come comida grasosa, fruta 81,
sopa, leche y comidas queVd. or
demo. Asf es que despues deDios
y vd. pronto habra devuelto la
algeria en- mi hogartanto tempo
perdida.
Sin otro particular me repito q
sus ordenes.
Su afmo. y 8. s.
CARLOS V. CAsILLAs.
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FIESTA Dt SAN JOSE.

FL Domingo pasado sc celebrt
la fiesta de San Jose, Patron U
niversal de la Iglesia Catolica, er
la Parroquia de Nuestra sehors
de los Dolores con gran solem
nidad para la edifcacion de los
catolicos de Las Vegas, y como
este dia la fiesta cayo en- dfa Do.
mingo, este di6 mas realize a la
celebration. La Misa Mayor fut
celebrada por el Cura parroco el
Padre Gilberton, con los Padres
Rivera y Rendon, actuaudo como
Diacono y sub-diacono. La So
ciedad de San Jose fue represen.
tada por todos los socios con su
Bandera y Regalia y EN- un cuer.
po subieron & tomar ell Pan Eu-
carestico, un cuerpo grande de
los mejores cst6licos de la plaza
yieia, que realmente era edifican-
te y conmovedor para los cat6li
cos que asistieron & la Misa, la
cual fue concurridisima, asistie.
ron q la ceIebraci6n, Las Nihas
de Maria con su Bandera, Los
Nifios de San Luis, con Regalia Y
Bandsra, Las Carmelitas con Re.
gala y Bandera.
I'll Padre Gilberton en- pocas
palabras felicit6 a los miembros
de esta Sociedad, diciendo que lie
causaba placer yer q tantos hom
bres y jovenes reunidos en- una q.
sociacion catolics baio el patro.
nato del Patriarca San Jose, Pa
tron Universal de la Iglesia, J los
exort6 de cottInuar dando buen
eiemplo y seguir en- sus devo-
clones tan agradables a Dios ba-
10 las auspicios del Padre Puta.
two del Nifo Jes6s y Esposo de
Maria.
Tomo OCCASION Ell Cnra de avi-
sar que ell Altar nuevo va esta
en- gu lugar y que no hay duda,
es una Obra de arte y ell mas her
moso en- ell Territ0rio, y que pre-
sentaba su esta OCCASION un as.
pecto magnffico ell cual sert
bendecido por su Sehoria Ilustrf
sima ell Senor Arzobispo, el De-
mingo de Passion, y que se haeiar
los preparativos convenientee
para esta solemnidad, asf como
tambIen anunci0 que la primers
Communion Sc celebrara el Domin
go de Pascua y que no 81 recibi
ran sino los ninos que sppan su
catecismo Y que respondan lai
preguntas. propias Por falta d'
espacio no podemos dar un deta
lie minucioso de esta festividad
teniendo en- mano muchfsimf
materia bajo compromise
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CHAS. A. SPlESS,

Practica en- todas las cort6s del Tore
ritorio. Su direction dc estafeta ess
Las Vegas, N. M.
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TESTIMONIES.

Trinidad, Colo.--Agosto 4 de
1910.
A quien concierna;-Despues de
sufrir del corazon por espacio de
tres meses y haber sido atendido
por dos 6 tresd de los mejores doc
torres de esta poblacion sin min.
gun buen resultado, decidi yer al
Sr, Martinez, quien yo saba po.
dfa curar sin el Gso de medicinas
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Don Ramon Chavez, de Manue-
litas, supervisor de caminos que
fue Dor ell Distrito No. /, por el
afio 1910, estuvo en- la ciuiad 6
fines de la semana pasada con
negocios personales, ell Sr Cha
vez durante ell desempeno de sus
deberes como supervisor rindio
buenos seryicios q la comunidad
entera.
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Para Rentar D Para veuder.

Tengo para rentar g para ven.
der un solar grande y una casa
de tres cuartos con aqua, esta
situada al sur de la calle More.
no en- Las Vegas, N. NJ. Diri.
ianse q mi en- Santa Fe, 8 & Don
Pablo Ulibarri, Las Vegas, N. M.
JUAN JOSE SALAzAR.
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yen verdad que con dos de sus
tratamientos quede completa.
mente bueno, desde ese tempo la
enfermedad NO me ha molestado
mas. En- mi opinion ell Sr. Mar
tinez puede curar, por la tanto
recomiendo sus servicios al p6-
blico EN- general. SAM TRUIJLLo.
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Waco, Tex, Die. 16 de 1910.
Sr. M. G. Martinez.
Muy senor mlo: Habiendo SUI
frido yo una enfermedad tan con
tagiosa por haber sido una tos
suave que me pegaba con basca
de saDgre, vi q un doctor el cual
me dio despu6s de queel atendio,
pero al mismo tempo me quedo
ell pecho muy sofocado y un do
lor en- las espaldas y tuve que
yer 4 otro doctor Y el me diio
que estaba propeneo & que me
diera el tisis. Me euro pero como
cia yo que no estaba NADIA bueno
tenfa un cansapcio y un herboF
Que me subfa hasta la garganta
el cual no me dejaba nj hablar
arribo de dos 6 tres palabras ca
da vez.
Por fin una persouaamiga mia
me participo una exacta direction
del Sr Martinez, y el es quien me
ha curado sin ell uso de ninguna
medicina, pues 81 es quien me ha
retirado las enfermedades queyo
padecfa, las cuales eran como ii
que Una tos con basca de sangre
NAL del hfgado, debilidad
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81 nffio no sufrira por cinco minu-
tos con tos ferins 81 vd. lie aplica DR..
Thomas Eclectic oil de una vez. obra
como maiica'
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M. G. MARTINEZ
SANADOR MAGNETICO
MENTALISTA.

Puedo
Puedo demHc
/.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-08-19

THE Sewerage ELECTION
IS ON NEXT
THURSDAY

On next Thursday, the 24th
inst, an election will take place
in which the qualified voters will
be able to express their desires on
the subject of sewerage. The ques-
ton that naturally arises in the
minds Of the property holders is
whether the scheme is worth the
cost. One has but to look at the
mortuary records of towns and
cities in both this country and
Europe for an answer to the
question. Wherever a sewerage
system has been established,
properly equipped and kept up,
there the mortality and morbid
ity rate has fallen.
In Munich, Bavaria, typhoid
fever at one time decimated the
population, and the moment a
sewerage system was put in
operation it practically was ty-
phoid free; and this is the history
of London, Paris, Berlin and all
centers Of population. But there
are other diseases besides ty-
phoid fever contingent upon a
proper disposal of sewerage-dy-
nasties, tape worm, hook worm,
cholera, etc., all of which can be
prevented by modern systems of
sewerage, whether by the asep-
tic tank system Or by flowing
through some sewer forms. It
is absolutely demonstrable in
figures that in any collection of
human beings the proper dis
posal of night soil, it
matters not what the cost
of installation and the annual
upkeep may be, it will be cheap
er for the householder than the
cost of the disease and death,
not to speak of the tons of lost
energy lost by continuing the
same outrageous system which
prevails today because of the
open closet.
Where the tax is distributed
over a number of years, the cost,
including the necessary connect
ions, will in a decade average
less than the amount now paid
out by the householder in clean
ing vaults and emptying boxes.
One thing is perfectly clear to |
those who have the matter the
slightest thought, and that is
that outside capital and invest
ment or desirable citizens, who
are not compelled to do SO, will
never cast his lot in a town not
provided with this convenience
and sanitary necessity. Opelou-
sas may never be a manufacture
ing center, but it ought to be an
educational center and health
resort; the suggestion is however
unreasonable under present un-
severed conditions.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-08-19
PORT BARRE STATE
BANK Opens FOR
BUSINESS.
SaWmill Town Is Forging to
the Front Rapidlv.--George
CaillOuet Is President,
and Z. Lassalle Cashier.

Port Barre, located nine miles
from Opelousas, with three rail-
roads traversing the territory, is
coming to the front at a rapid
gait.
But a few years ago it did not
amount to much commercially.
But to-day its light shines
brightly.
1t has the largest hardwood
saWmill in this section.
1t has a factory for the manu-
factory of various kinds of hard
wood products.
And now it has a bank, which
went into full operation on the
18th of this month, with a good
deposit.
The officers are: Geo. A. Gail
louet, President; Chas. o. De-
jean, Vice-President; E. Lassalle,
Cashier. The Board of Directors
are:
Geo. A. Caillouet, Chas. O.
Dejean, J. B. Lindsey, DR.. G.
Morgan, Numa Chauffe, Jos.
Dubourdieu and E. LassaIle.
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A Delightful Euchre Party

The Misses Andrepont delight
fully entertained at a Euchre
Party &C their home on Thurs
day in honor of their guest Miss
Nellie Dugas, from Lafafette.
The rules of the game were
read at nine O'Clock and the.
couples started with gleefuF
hearts. The rules read were.
somewhat unique; the first rule
being, No one is alloWel to-
flirt." Of course this rule was
hard to keep but rules are rules,
and must be kept.
The young folks played eight
games. Prizes were awarded
to Miss Laurence Dossmann, DR..
A. J. Perrault, and Mr.. Roy.
Edwards.
Delicious refreshments were
served, after5Which all enjoyed
a few dances. The games were
exciting, the music beautiful and
the dancing grand.
Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. George Vidrfne
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Andreponf
Mrs. J. G. Decuir; Misses
Laurence and Dina Dossnann
Olga and Celestine Roos. Rose
Felicity, and Marie Andreponf
Marie and Leonie Barry, Nellie
Dugas, Frances and Mary Tarl-
ton, Bertha and Mary Littell and
Bertha Savant; Messrs. Ed. Rers
cier, A. J. Perrault, Roy Ed,
wards, Henry Larcade, Archie
Dunbar, Josie Chachere, Georoe.
Bienvenu, Allen Dezauche N
A. Haas, Lawrence and Oscar.
Andrepont, Robert Budd. An
drew Dossmann, Martin Borde-
lon, Eugene Chachere and W,
Powers.
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HERE IS A 'CORKER'
FOR BROUSSARD
SUPPORTERS.
Prominent Citizen Offers to
Bet $500 that BrOUssard
Made Misstatement.

AS we remarked before, the
opposition to the present admin
istration is unfortunate in shav-
ing their hand called in their
statements.
In their desperation to break
into official pap, they are resort
ing to all kinds of statements,
which are promptly refuted by
facts and figures.
Now here is a chance for Mr..
Broussard' s friends tomake $500.
The following was handed the
Clarion yesterday.
It does not come from a pro-
fessional gambler.
1t comes from one who has
never made a bet in his life.
He authorizes the Clarion to
divulge his name upon satisfac-
tory evidence that the person in
quiring means business, and not
prompted by mere curiosity.
Here is the challenge:
Congressman Broussard made
a statement in his speech
in Opelo usas that the
State debt has been increased by
the Sanders administration. /
will bet $500 that the State debt
has not been increased-that it
remains stationery. will leave it
to the Tines Democrat. :"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-08-19

Mr.. Lawrence Lassalle en-
tertained a few friends at a
euchre given in honor of Miss
Stella Cab, of New Orleans, who
was visiting here, the guest of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. '. Richard. Twelve games
were played. Those who partic-
ipated were: Misses Stella and
Camille Cab, Aline and Leonie
Mistric, ClOthilde Lassalle, Mary
O. Litteu, Lee and Agatee
Lassalle, Messrs. John Brown,
Joe. Cahanin, Lawrence Lassalle
Ed. Littell, Oscar Mistric,
Richard Cahanin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goldman Lasalle and Mrs. Lilly
Cab. Miss Mary O. LittelI cap
tured the ladies' first prize and
Miss Leonie Mistric the consola-
ton. Mr.. Richard Cahanin won
the gentlernen's first prize, while
the BOBBY fell to Mr.. Joe
Cahanin. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Lilly Cab and daugh-
ters left Monday for their home
in New Orleans after having had
an enjoyable time with relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. F. M. McCorkle and
children left Thursday morning
for Athens, Georgia, where they
have gone to reside. Athens
is a splendid school center, and
Mrs. McCorkle intends entering
her children in the schools best
fitted for the branch of studies
they wish to take up. The
many friends of Mrs. McCorkle
and children deeply regret their
departure, but gladly wish them
abounding success in their new
nome. Mr.. McCorkle will re-
main here and continue his bust !
less as heretofore. .''s
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-08-19
REV. POWER WILL Lee.
TIRE in OPELOUSAS
TOMORROW

Rev. Father Power, an able
and eloquent Jesuit missionary,
will lecture at the Catholic
Church tomorrow, the 10th, at
7:3O in the evening,
All denominations are invited
to attend.
His lecture will be on a high
nlane, and not offensive to those
of other denominations who will
attend.
Miss Rose Lightley, of Port
Barre. visited relatives here this
week.
Mrs. Mayer and son, DR.. F.
J.. left Wednesday for a trip
through the mountains.
Mr.. AdoIph Jacobs has re-
turned from Cooper's Wells,
Mississippi.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-08-19

One of most enjoyable
events of the season was a lawn
party given on. Wednesday last
by Misses Hattie, Helen and
Ollie Wilson in honor of the de-
parture of the Misses McCorkle
for Athens, Georgia. Many in
teresting games were indulged
in. Among these was a shooting
match in which each person was
allowed one ''load-aim-fire" at
at a map of Georgia. The per
son whose skill it was to hit
nearest to Athens was awarded
a prize. Regardless of the fact
that there were boys along and
that two belong to Co. C a
young lady was awarded a prize;
this being Miss Bergna Nc
Corkle. Delicious refreshments
were served and the party was
a thorough sueeess-the moon
even being kind enough as to
Snine as Ene merry maker"
made their way home from the
Wilson'S Those present were:
Mrs. Price, MIR. and Mrs. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson,
Misses Bergna and Marion
McCorkle, Mary E. and Bertha
Littell. Frances Tarlton, Edna
Dupre, Dora Boyd, Aline De-
zauche, Althee Andrus, Josie
Price, Hattie, Helen and Ollie
Wilson, Aurelia and Irene Ber-
thaud; Messrs. Leslie Moriarty, +!
Tommie Bowden, Allen De-
Roy and Clifford Ed
wards, Archie Dunbar. MIR.
otoot, and w. Powers.
Miss Althee Desmarais is
visiting relatives and friends in
New Orleans.
MIR, Leonce Littell returned
Monday from Houston, Texas.