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The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10

will be largely augmented and a city
will, within the next decade. be found
there. 1t has now . population of over
1000, and il the most Important town
on the Louisiana aud Texas Railway
between Alexandria and New Orleans.
1t enjoys IL vast trade from the tine
country by which it is surrounded, and
it's merchants are generally considered
solvent, doing ii safe and growing bust
ness. Immense stocks of goods are car
ried and less failures are reported from
there than from any other town OF the
same population. Socially it ranks
high. the people generally being refined
and cultivated. Six church bHilsiings
attest the fact that Il moral rr"s:ir re-
side ~tIltr.; while the two pnhilr >rhool
buildings, two academies, ami three
private schools stand lasting mnn'..
ments to their foresight and progress
i~veness. The civic societies are repre-
scented by the Masons and others, so
that the advantages of city life may be
enjoyed. A bank is n of the needs
of the place; one with a capital of
100000 would find an excellent field.
Manufactures, such as a foundry and
machine shop, a.creamery, cotton seed
oil mill. and cotton and WOODEN mills,
should he erected at ono and would
pay largely Oh the investment. Men
of capital, who are looking for ii loca-
ton to enter into such enterprises
should look into the advantages offered
ut Opelousas. "
Above have been set forth in AS brief
and concise Il manner as possible some
of the Resources and advantages of the
Royal Parish OF st. Landry aud its cap
ital town. A newspaper article will
not allow Of verbosity, neither would
that be desirable. Facts have taken
the place of fancy and homely language
that of word paintings, and the immi-
grant will find that the half has not
been told. To those who are coutem-
plating II move, | have this to say: Do
not be deceived by false representa-
tons and glowing descriptions Of a
utopia to be found hear the North Pole.
Let not the false statements OF political
newspapers mislead you as to the state
of affairs in the new Southwest, but go
down and see for yourselves.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10

A GREAT desideratum In the prepara.
ton of medicine is that it should Be paIaf-
able without losing its efficacy. This is
the case with PRICKLY ASH BITTERs.
and being graded as regards their ca.
thartic properties, they are better adapted
for general use than any other similar
article. Purely vegetable in their compo-
sitiol, they "a do no harm. A trial will
convince the most skeptical.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10

The unfaithful mar is an enemy to
his neighbor and an enemy to society,
but a far worse enemy to himself. He
may rob them of money, of time, of
happiness, of their rights; but he robs
himself of character, which is more val
liable than all the rest.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10

Hon. E. T. Lewis, our standard bear
er in the Congressional contest, con-
vinced us when he was here that he
was a good politician, as he not only
did not neglect to pay his respects to
the ReUiew but also enrolled his lame
as a subscriber accompanying the ac-
ton with the cash. This Gems IL small
thing to mention and yet it is by these
little acts of courtesy and attention. that
men become popular and make their
way in political life. It often happens
that men aspire to Office, then think it
strange that their parish papers do not
rush to the front to speak their praise
aud start their boom. That man is a
poor politician who forgets his OWL par
ish papers. He will find it an uphill
business to succeed without their sup
port. We must remember others if we
expect them to remember us.-lfarks-
QiNe Reuear, Jan. l3.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10
FOR RENT.

TNHE wen appointed and finely located
Store House on the corner of Market and
Bellevue streets, IL. Desmarais' old stand, J
consisting of brick store, coffee-house, ware
house and barber shop. Also, the large and
c~ommodious Hall adjoining, together with
Stables, yard, etc. For particulars apply to
d23tf nj. VILASECA. Onelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10

Mother and daughter go DOWN together. a hNly maiden leap into eeTnhyi Wives mdh Husbands,
sons and daughters are wrecked andD H. Many sad hearts are lief to mourn the ia. A husband lost
his Wife and daughh, a young man lost his beuoh@.
Acontmphhon oft6ee horbIs wrecks" work wonderhryu upon the mind. Thst hoMNtm makes
oneh elad., The aTdn upon delicate femlen nerves hoo great A married adyo fora ACQUAINTANCE
came fhe and emMted,n nervous and feul Her friends insisted that she should ndt think cfth@e
" wrecks" SO much, butts ei insisted thh She vas sick in eaME. and took herb Shes uhda aches
end pains and worked herself nhoa ne-W work of female troubles, which eentuaaye ndedn chronic
Andherca in point was that OF yong lady,. She lad lost ATTEND and SOON can smehnchoy
and neroua could aa @psoundy her memG began ALL her ett 81 dearef for company her
"n TRee s m@ o. vS ga annm md MGe"m rIS mon @mIsW SW ARE MhmIN rev
Nooen need complain, for DID omgWlese english female has will cure all such 4 books pub
lmad gvngd details Of IL th@ "wrecks" Send your name to j. p domgWle and COS louhvus,k a
iiiiiiI = Ill1l11 = 11i1i1 an 1GI11ii1
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10

EOR SALE-A secondhand Fire Engine.
q with suction hose, 100 feet discharge hose,
pipe, etc, will be sold cheap; apply at this
office, or 10 Saml NJ. Peters, 0pelouaas,
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10
Try BAuEYB SALINE APERLENT fer headache and acknowledgements md eGs@uas

The people of no Southern State suf-
fered more last year from the effects of
the call cotton craze" than those Of
Georgia. They have profited by the
experience, and have this year raised,
to a large extent, their own provisions.
A travelling correspondent of the New
York Sun says the spirit of improve
ment is abroad in northern Georgia.
The farmhouses are we'll built and
painted, the fences in good order, and
the fields well titled. Young wheat and
winter oats occupy much of the land
that was last year planted in cotton.
The "white people look contented and
well-to-do, the blacks look happy, and
are all at work, and all are cheerful
The farming is rapidly becoming "mix-
ed" Enough food is raised on nearly
all the farms to feed the laboIers en-
ployed. Peach, apple, plum and pear
trees abound. The farm stock is in ex-
cellent condition. The breed of hogs is
as good as in any of the Western States.
Fowls abound. Standing or scratching
in the barnyards are locks of chickens,
geese and turkeys. There are good
buggies and well -harnessed horses on
the roads. Settlers from the North and
West receive a cordial welcome, and in
many cases are already making rapid
headway.-N. @. States.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10

WANrED.-A good hand to work on
9 small farm near town. Apply at this
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10

070 A WEEK. $l2 a day at home easily
IL made. Costly outfit free. Address
TRUE 81 Co., Augusta, Maine.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10
. T0usla an S4tsfaaa

Cures . Cases for IS cts. II leash Of stanna.
Mailed by John Parhsm. Atlanta. "a,
The Opelousas courier., 1883-02-10
se. Landry Parish, Gsouisiana.
Hst Resources dad Capabilities. Sod.
Climate aud Products Oppot
mBitica Noe Ogerea
The Immigrant
CINCINNATI Farming World.
TIRE CRY OF

Tie Commercial Metropolis Of South
acestcrn L0uiSiaRa.
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he paaish Capital, il destined 10 I.r.
come ~ important railway center, and
hef already vast and lucrative trade
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-27
MIDSUMMER GOODS.

Dado Curtains, Walnut Pole
Cornices. A Complete Stock
Of Mouldings from which
Cornices and p Picture
Frames are made to order.
Mexican Grass HammOcks,
Bird Cages, Croquet Sets
Hunting and Fishing Out
fits for Field, Lake and
Forest. A Full Line Of
Stationery, Cutlery, Toys,
Musical instruments, Gift
Books and Albums, Port
foiios and Toilet Sets in
Russia Leather and Plush.
Handy Writing Tablets of
all Styles and Sizes for
Home, Office and School |
use. japanese Decorations. |
Singer and Wheeler and |
/ Wilson Sewing Machine |
/ Agency. All the leading |
Oily and Weekly Publica-
tions supplied by Carrier or
mail at lowest rates
FROM THE
NOVELTY BAZAR
OF
CAGWIN & NOTEWAR
Carson City, New.
Counf,y Orders Solicited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-27

~ The proprietor has On haad aaA
Is daily receiving the choicest Ffuita.
Freshest Vegetables. Dest of Oonfectaon
sry, cnoics Havana 0agars, Poultry,
Ranch kGgs, eGs.
8t~re Oppoaato he ReoeoD>e.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

Tho autopsy on the body ~ Robert
Hart, tho onc-legged notion deaIer, who
died on tho evening Of the Fourth, after
being struck by Thomas Fogarty. . Pa
cihc street saloon-kcepcr, brought TO
light most interesting and. for some
time. puzzllng study In anatomy. The
post norton was conducted by Drs.
levingston. Dennis and Blsch. Every
organ, including heart, lungs, liver.
ctc., was found 70 be perfectly normal
and healthy. aud the most minute in
spcctlon Of the spinal cord and other
vital parts failed 20 reveal any cause Of
death. The absence Of any wound Or
abrasion puzzled the physicians, and i
was not until tho brain was rcAclsed
that the mystery was solved. When
the scat Of knowledge was reached u
was discovered that there was not Q
particle Of blood about the brain and
that Il had been literally paralyzed by
the desertion Of the fluids. Tho fatality
Is technically known rs anrmla, or pri-
vation of blood In the capillary vessels.
The brain, DIR. Leyingston explained to
n Chronicle reporter. Is nourished by the
corpuscles Of The blood. A rush OF de-
sertion Of blood from the head conse-
qucntly leaves insufficient nutrition
for the brain 10 carry on its functions.
and paralysis Of tho heart occurs. This
will cause death In from three snd .
bali 10 five minutes. Painting flts are
a form Of nnHmia, but seldom Of suiil-
cient severity TO result fatally. In Hart's
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
LATER.

THERE were six deaths from cholera
in Alexandria on tho ist; fifty In Upper
Egypt and nine In Lower Egypt
TIE Telegrapher's Brotherhood has
dissolved connection with the knights Of
Labor.
TnE Home for Destitute Children Of
New York City. near Princes Bay, with
accommodation for 1900 boys, wasdedicat-
ed by coadjutor Archbishop Darlington
on the ID.
DETECTIVE Sergeant William ?.
Kinds, Of New York, killed himself the
night Of the 2d In the bathroom OF house
IN which he boarded with his wife and two
children. He had lately been drinking
heavily and was financially embarrassed.
PARIS dispatches Of tho I'd said that
N. Harinand, French Civil Commissioner
for Tonquip, who negotiated the treaty OF
peace with Anam, had returned 70 Hanoi
from Hue and resumed tho direction Of af.
fairs In Tonquin.
COLONEL Z. b. WHITMAN, q promi-
nent Free soIler In Kansas in "BorIier Ruff.
,Ional Cemeteries in the South under Gen.
eral Thomas, died In cambridgO on tbs ID,
aged seventy.
Two men were arrested In Glasgow,
seotland. on the "a, charged with having
h~.n connected with attempts 10 destroy
nro,srtv win dvnamlts IN that city las,
January. Their names are Casey and
Kelly. .t4'
A. tho ,nip from Berlin was passing
NJ. Esll,, an ,bs "A. \. ran into q crowd Of
nsonls Who Intending 10 take tho return
train 70 BsflIn.~sre pressing forward % on
ser The carriages on the wrong side. Th'
number killed and wounded wss e-,imass<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
West and South.

In indianapolis, Ind, on the 18th Samuel
Aldenberg killed Jacob Bush, fatally
wounded Samuel Campbell by an acci.
dental shot, and then blow out his own
brains. The trouble grew out OF a slander
suit.
President ARTHUR and his party Of
tourists were on the 2sth encampcd on Vel.
lowstone Lake, near the mud geyscrs and
boiling springs.
In the navy yard at Pensacola three new
cases Of yellow fever developed on the
10Th, and Paymastsr 2. T. Brown died Of
the disease.
IT was announced on the 10Th that Cover
nor Crittendcn, Of Missouri, was highly
indignant at the fight made by the brewers
Of 81. Louis against the Downing Tenn
perance Law, and no predicted that the
saioon.kecpcrs would find they had made
a disastrous mistake. lie said he had un.
der consideration the calling Of an extra
session Of the Legislature 10 strengthen the
Downing measure, which only strikes at
Sunday sales OF liquor.
The deaths OF hundreds Of cattle In
Texas on account Of lack of water was re-
ported on tho 10Th.
GILBERT DUBOIS, residing near Colfax,
La, few days ago went TO his brother-in.
law 10 collect bill OF thirteen dollars.
Msgoe could not pay, and Dubois shot him
dead.
Is saw-mill at Durango, Col, q boiler
exploded few days ago, killing TWO mon
and seriously injuring another. L
THE construction OF new lines which
viii cost sl,0o,ooo has been begun by ths
Postal Telegraph Company. Chieagd
comes In for two additional wires 70 New
York and H. Louis
Usksows parties few days ago killed
Mack Marsden and Allen hen.ley, Leaders
Of gang Of thieves and murderers' neat
Antonio, Mo.
| Dunrse quarrel In Fort worth, Tex.
few nights ago I. Jess, variety actor
threw pair Of scissors at his wife. Tn
woman's throat was pierced and fsfs
wound inflicted
II Is suggested by the orand Jury q
New Orleans that cremsfory be esfab
lishsd o. the Charity Hospital ss 2 ssni
tsry measure, 70 dispose OF persons vh'
die Of contagious diseases.
THk failure Of "A. Martin, lumber.mil
owner, Of New Orleans Tor si"pp, !
announced.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
From Washington

ADvrcrs Of the 2sth state that about se6,.
100000 had been paid so far on account Of
pensions during August.
TIM Pension Bureau disposed OF ei,0O
applications for pensions during. the last
The receipts OF Internal revenue for
July, 1889, aggregated <s.i6i DIS, . de-
crease Of s2,7il69 a. coupsred with tho
same month last year. The principal de-
crease was In manufactured tobaoco.
81. 90, ,ea5, and collections from banks and
bankers, 81 ,0o7 .5ol
laos and steel imports for seven months
Of 1883 show . comparative decrease of
3e6,055 tons.
THRouoHour the United ssates and
Cansda the business failures for the seven
days ended on the 3lst ult. numbered is5. -
compared with ie5 the previous seven days.
The distribution was a. followsi New
England States. 70; Middle. %. Western,
80; Southern, a.; Pacific States and Ter
ritories, q; New York City. 4, Canada
and Provincr>. -
A NEW postal route between New York
PittsburKh. Indianapolis and 81. Louis has
been established.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

eesHss IT, fisHafsl sfiHfsmi msfa IN
Aralsay n ihs feHfl Hai wss lst ~ Nlth
4 afe ~ ~ asIlsfs
A ssnas named Ksau HHilh, ssHfsHeei
a. lH haassH N tittnl.sf, lsis. l#i whn -
tarsA if6H lill sHd s4s hHl eaflBfef flii
fpeaAily, VS. etsruied ~ hli tfIms ~ M
iu.rph. H.. on che Met nii
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08


BrrwrxS seai Cove and Great Pond. IN
Maine, extensive forest fires were raging
on the 18th. over two thousand acres having
been burned over.
THE suicide ef Colonel II G. Hoffman ~
Gently, st Horrehesds. n. T., ended lifs
which had for thirty yssrs been foremost
IN The enterprises Of that section He told
his wife befors his death that BE- bed car
ried stfychnins with suicidal intent for ten
yearA A
Tnr heller Of The steamer Rivsrsiae sx-
plod>d n ~ North River. q the foos Of
roursssuih ssrse<. Nsv York, % ~ ~,
and ths st>sn>r vss torn - piscs>. n
~<-~p.~~ - ~~~~~~~->~ - k~><< 49, ~
hnpun. ~ shss~ hilled r.1hpv~d fsw.
vkils nany o1hers vsss vsun1sA y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08


Do not disdais drcss and the little
nicctics Of the toilet; you may be
very clever woman perhaps even IN
tellectual. hut for alI that yoss eco not
afford 10 be careless IN these mattsss.
No woman with any sonse Of self-respect
should allow herself 70 sink into :
dowdy; but whatever be her trials. sex.
atoms. and disappoIntments. she should
dress a well "a her position win aIIow.
do not imagine thai we are advocating
extravagance; ON the contrary. slim
pllelty Il our motto, which, u united 70
good taste, will be found mora effective
In the eyes Of husband. father, hrofher,
or lover, than the most costly attire
which the milliner's arf can invent a
simple bow In thu hair mar Iook q!.p
ne coqucttIsh and fascinating ~ 'dlo.
mond algrctte; and . cotton drpm, q
fresh and pretuly made, may b =
becoming q dix; inbred, We hsye
often seen . cotton eclipse 4 ak. We
mention this 70 illustrate the fact that
riches arc little compared with tssee.
aud that every woman may dfses W.ll =
shs chooses that n fast, y , her e1ty
70 herself and thoss around her p drem
as well - her position WI allow.
Those who accuse ~ who urits Of The
fashions, aud you who read, of frivolify
and triviality. forget that Z = juee =
easy 10 dress we'll 4 Il b 70 drves bo1l{s
snd that 70 drr=s out of tha fnshidn
requires - much expendlture q
thought and esrs - 70 dFuns y H.
PraS1e Farmer. 81. s..,.,z
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

f""fhi Na=s "HHH - Nf##N 80 tHttHN
mary iesa lsAlss Waalf b. ignnsl
~ ~ sslh Hfest many hofs safH ~.
inf ~ NJ pahs 4 FARMERS IN lhs tiftHlly
" FHlshonaa. T. y. ~ hes th,defa
A sofsh Mesleau btnili, ffsHelses
rhalfes, Killed tho Fnsfi N lhe lsll N
Nehia. hstlfa, me sihef day, snl was
himself tlINd ~ me soldiers
AZ see Yofk % ihs galA lhe A., iflen
hial eunteHti1n af dsaf mites VS. IN So.
sion. fhefe wefe three hundred persons
In attendance.
Tas National Longevity linton was
chartered Al Efle, "a, iew days ara, NJ
object lclna W pfolong haman liia w me
prevention Instead N the cufs n diseases.
Af.nsU the north Atlantic coait great
tl'lea caused considerable damags 90 the
7Hh, The beach Al isana ilfanch vas had
~ washed tho waves sweeping over the
Jersey Houthcrn Railroad Into tho ahrews.
bury River ~ Atlantic CIV stnra.
baths and residence. were undermined by
the surf aud carried away, entalllng loss
Of sIb,Ooo
TnE ureenbackcru of Massachusetts, will
hold their State Convention at Boston on
September H.
vss ,ns. was si',s' M" hVa o,hers pfop
aois ,s'a'i' snJufeu oy tna iahoi staging
w nuuson' ~ ~ ,ew uan' aRo,
iwo u'"sn'e's o' lewis ~ van, oi fh'l
N. j., a few days ago, while bathing.
,.aas :, ~ p,'n'a.,.',,. awa R,,n, n" ,,,.'' %
psn.... A.. ,.aaa ln y ,,,s"a,.',,, nm ny
NO = i,osa .,.,,,.h 49,, as.aa'a,.'a,,.,
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49, D. .nw
locked nm an the ,,olh nj, In Nav yorh.
for cubbiny .John smith ,o dsath IN.
NIGHT nrevious.
Tur R.nnbIlcap s,a,o conyo,,io, NJ
New Je,.ev has heen called 10 moet n,
Trcntop nm tbo 18th ~ son,orhcr
Tur pcnnsylvani, Greenhacksrs ma, IN
state Convention ,t Williamson, on tho
aOth nh. and pas.ed resolutions denonncing .
mopopolies of all binds, annrov,ng n nro.
tectivc tariff, and decl,rirg tba, ,bo cov.
ernn,ent alone had tho rIeht 70 issuo ,sonev
ana contract M exnand its volume. accord.
inc ,o the ro,di,ior n, h,si,ess
ps 49,, a..i,.,,,., a,.a,,..,.a =, ~.
| p,os a,,,.., p,,.,., !, N..,,..,,
Ma. wss r,,,ai . sa,, a.. a,a :, cr,,,
har,a,n r. - ~ ~ 80" '' : 'e' w N''''
ihh deaths OF inc Following persons
w.'e snnouneea on 'ne u'n un'' non.
Sohn N'ce, OIL bunaio' n, f.'a prominent
n"pupiicah poii.,oian' huwaru muiVahey
Oh New YORK oity' long idehtlhei WIN
Sa'nonc eauca.ion ana h'crature' ana
uoorge =. moore, formerly 0hiei''us'ic'
Oh ieAas' aieo ~ washington
The camp.meeting at Ocean Grove, N
j., closed on the 3oth ult. with solemn re-
IigtOug CeremOuias. Over two thougn ni
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
Foreign Intelligence.

EsNfHst 'ffff ~ fHNN'FA
THe volcanic eeuwlsHs IN Java had other
ISLANDS u ihs MALAY Archipelago wefe m
The zsth sald " have resulted IN faffni
dlaaHsfs. Heofes VI villages had teru A..
sifoyed, aud thousands VI The inhabitants,
lnrludlng many Americans and kufupesna,
had fallen victims,
uHEAf eseliemenl prevailed IN Paris ON
tho 18Th. nnflns Mo sigh, Che wbols city
was riaeafded with pfbclamatidns dpeiaf
Ing the Cotnse ds Paris King of Frame,
under The title n louis Phillip II, Ton
thousand of these plaear,i, had been tafn
down hy tbe police.
ircESr reports " tho death ~ the
Queen of Madagascar we're confirmed IN
tho 2sih.
AnnKp peasants In large hunters on.
tered the Hungarian town of zalalocvoe
on the 2sth aud plundored thirteen dew.
ish shops
MANY corn and -FOUR mills NJ Toulouse,
France, were destroyed by dre few days
ago, involving a loss of 100000 francs.
Osn OF The most destructive volcanic
eruptlons ever experienced commenced In
Japan on the 91th ana ended on the 2ith.
Several cities and villages were dcluged
with streams Of sccthng lava, aud tidal.
waves destroyed what escaped volcanic
violence. Batavia aud AMER, tho two
most important cities on tho Iland Of
Java, suffered the most. The loss Of life
was thought 10 be over $4,000, and the loss
by the destruction of property could not b.
estimated.
ARcric explorers, according 90 nd
vices Of the 10th, were pushing toward the
North Pole for the purpose Of rcscuing the
steamer Varna, which was last seen year
ago, and has probably shared tho fate Of
the Jeannette.
pARSELL stated nt meeting Of the Irish
National League In Dublin on the 10Th that
most OF the English members OF the House
Of Commons conceded that home rule was
necessary for Ireland.
AMMAN has been conquered BY Franco,
and the treaty mas boen signed, giving the
invaders all they asked. Preparations for
war were reported in China on the Goth.
TUE Jewish families had oil taken flight
from Elerszog, Hungary. ON the Goth, and
tho shops were closed.
ORDERS were given 10 Admiral Meyer,
commanding the French naval division In
Chinese waters, on the 3Oth ult, TO arrest
every Chinese boat carrying arms or
troops, and In the event Of rupture 10
make an immediate attack on Canton and
other ports.
Tug arrest Il announced OF Miss Catha
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

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", :sis me 'v9h cs{ sBoss sla,<
| thai frank JnInss vac ~ ktf home = Wl<Mlq
al. s. .I., from 5ynS n. y.s = ~ q. s.S ~
cd the Isstcr part of july ard Ieff nea||( N
September, TIc. talted about surrcndcrin4,
saying h. would Uke 20 have somc ~ ne
fliepds negotiate WIN tka upscrns u Mis-
''pss Frank ysuus w.s yisced on shc assd 70
testify IN bis pwn behalf aHd rave 4 detailed
acrn,int OF his mDvamenir ffum fhc vftlfuf uf
lssu till hir rurrcnder, 4afinH nlr0uR olhor
ihlnrs that he was IN rcsns dnr!nK the sum,
incr ~ iasi ~ tho residence " hls elnsr!. and
heard nf tho winston aud Hue Cut. ronbsiee
while on trip into the Indian Nation and
lmmrdatciy returned 10 his sisters feciIng
suro his name would bc conncctcd With end
Il bchoosed him 10 be Amonf fricntlA NO
pusltiyciy denied the statements mnic By DIX
fiddcll connecting him with the Winston rub
bcry.