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H.imples. sores. Aches and pain.

When hundred bottles of sarsaparilla or
other pretentious specifics fail to eradicate in
born serofnla or contagious blood poison, re-
member that B. B. B. botanic Blood Baim)
has gained many thousand victories in as ma-
ny seemingly incurabe instances. Send to the
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for 81 Book of
Wonders" and be convinced. 1t is the only
TRUE BLOOD PURIFIER.
Nv. Messer. Howell's X Roads, Ga writes:
II was afflicted nine years with sores. All
the medicine / could take did me no good.
then tried b. Is. b., and 8 BOTTLES cured me
sonnd.p
Mrs s. NJ Wilson, Round Mountain, Texas,
writes: "A lady friend OF mine was troubled
with bumps and pjmples on her face and neck
She took three bottles of B. B. B., and her
skin got soft and smooth, pimpIes disappear
ed, and her health improved greatly.
Jas l.. Boswo orth, Atlanta, Ca, writes
s'Some years ago contracted blood poison.
had no appetite. my digestion was ruined
rheumatism drew up my limbs SO | gould
hardly walk, my throat was eauterized five
times Hot Springs gave me no benefit, and
my life was one of torture until gave b b
b. trial, aud, surprising as it may seem, the
use of Eve bottles cured me-
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MathiIde Dejean. Wife, VS.. Arthur Simon,
Husband.

In this case a iudgmepSsHeby default was
o egularly taken and no motion having been
AAade to set the same aside within the legal
lays, nor answer filed and it having been
u oven on the trial OF confirmation that plain
titf is entitled to Judgment it is by, reason
thereof and of the law, ordered, adjudged
and decreed that plaintiff, Mathilde Dejean,
wife Of Arthur Simon, do have Judgment and
recover of defendant, Arthur Simon, husband,
the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars
($25OOl, with interest according to law and
her mortgage and privilege be and is hereby
recognized for the enforcement of the psy-
ment of said amount. 1t is further ordered
that she be separated in property from her
said husband and it is further decreed that
the community of acquets and gains hereto
fore existing between said plaintiff aud de-
fen1ant be and the same is hereby dissolved
and it is further decreed that plaintiff have
the separGSA aud exclusive charge and con-
troll aud management of her separate proper
ty and affairs apart from her said husband !;
aud it is further ordered that the defendant
pay all costs of these proceedings.
Done, read and signed in open Court, this
9th April A. ID. 1889,
(Sianea) Z. t. LEWIS,
Judge 18th Jud. Dist La,
Filed April ~ 1889,
C. NJ THOMPSON, elk.
A true Copy: w. X. COCHRAN, D'y. Crk.
,Jv 81 :}.t
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The New York Herald of July 9th
.avs. q We have some good takers in
and around New York. On the great
al i occasions even ii is not necessary %
n m nnrt eloauence from any part OF the
.,nion % Rnt Senator Eustis of Louisiana
uip u,ili a,,ow rs to say that lie delivered
an admirable speech in Iammahy la lla'i
Yesterday. 1t was thonghtfai, aaaa, ,
e;o,s in the statement OF political
trutI,s with the Ding of oratory IN many
se;ss s,Is ,arioals SENATOR, we are glad to
welcome . m you. Please remember tllat
NJ M IatcI,-sfring is always on the OUT
s;da when ron come tRis way
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-
Me have on our table. Vol. i, No. l,
q tile WasliingtG1 Advocate, neatly
printed, well edited, four page, seven
eolslnlil paper, Carlos Greig editor aud
publisher, Washington, La. In the sa-
aalatofy our confrere declares that he
WllI try and supply ga long felt want
aau endeayor to give bis readers a
" paper that will build mp the mate
rlal interests of the Bayou City and st.
landry parish. In politics the Adyo-
sats viii be Democratic, but independ-
sas oi party bosses of high or low de-
ssee conserving the rights Of all and
sn1Elnglng those of no one.n The Ad-
secate U starts out with a goodly number
j advertisements, and We wish the
alAhagement the most abundant sue
ssAs la their journalistic venture.
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Ulysse Thibodeau, who shot and
killed Th6rence Daigle, at Church
Point. in Acadia parish, on Wednesday
of last week, was brought before Judge
3. I. Lewis, on a writ of habeus corpus
On last Monday, at that place, and Was
remanded to prison at Coowley without
benefit of bail.
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EVENING SESSION.

The Police Jury met at Bpm.
Present: Boagni. president, Miburn, DOss-
man. Haas Durio. Bihm, Stagg, Ward, Barry
Robin was excused.
The PqASc Jury continued to revise assess
ments.
The following road oversers were appointed
9TH ward-EdWartt Gordon, from W. c. Cor
dnn's upper line to West Melville. Henry n
7th ward-Louis AndereuX, from l.. J. Lan-
.lrcneau TO Zephirin Fringe sbridge.
3d ward - Charles Beauregard, from Au-
zennes bridge to Marks bridge, in place of
Spyrer.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Monday July 22d, 1899 at 10 O'Clock a. M.
Attest T.. NJ. BOAGEI,
ALFRED PAyy. Clerk pro. tenn President
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Proceedings of Board Of Police.
b ALLIED MEETING.

-ofELOUsAs, JULY %, 1889.
Members present; c. W. DuRoy, r. F. Megin-
ley, Nj. Bucld, Louis Chachere and Emile Do
nato Absent John NJ Mornhnveg and Sol
Loeb.
On motion OF +. F. Meginley, c. w. DuRoy
was called to the chair to preside as Pres. pro
TEN, and after explaining the object of the
NJ. Eudd, and duly seconded Resolved, that on
the payment Of Sl1000 with per cent interest
per month and all costs i'll Judgment No. 1890,
Town OF Opclousas VS.. l.. Desmarais, and also
Oh payment of all costs in suits No. 14524, enti-
tied Town etc vs.. NJ. Vilaseca, and No. 14625 en-
titled Town etc. vs.. John Simms, all said pro
ceedings be dismissed. the Board of Police
decming the sum Of $4,000 as sufficient License
for the year 1889 Voting yea, Budd, Chachere
and Donate, Nay, b +. Megnley.
On motion the Board adjourned subject TO
call. c. W. DUROY,
W L. COCHRAN Pres. Pro tenn.
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. Ovide Godeau, a colored hoodlum,
was arrested and put in Jail on last
Tuesday charged with violating Act 81
and committing an assault with q dan
qeFous weapon with intent to kill.
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Barnett & Sons wish to say to their
patrons aud the public that they have
decided to remain thirty days longer.
Those who are in need of photographs
will do we'll to come at once
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SrABBED. last Saturday rem
coItre took place between two colored
men, near Barry's Landing, in which
Fonlard Balque was stabbed several
times with a pocket knife GG, Henry
Melancon. The wounds are-oserious
and may prove fatal. MelanconT made
bis escaa e at the time, but was al sted
hy officers at Melville on last Mois, ny
and lodged in the parish Jail.
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The negro who murdered another, at
Church Point, some weeks ago, has not
vet been arrested. 1t would appear
hat he has left this section of the coun-
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The past week has been quite favor
able for the cultivation of the crops. A
ligbt shower of rain fell on last Tues-
day ana was good for the growing crops.
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Within the past few days large
number of snnstrokes-ma many of them
fatal have been reported from differ
ent portions of the United States. Many
have occurred in Southern localities,
=but seldom of a fatal nature. The lat
ter days Of July have been exceedingly
bot, and the heated term will doubtless
be one of extreme snltriness and op-
preston for many days TO come.
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Death and marriage notices, not ex-
aaediDg five lines are published free.
llhituaries are charged at one half rate
af reading notices. -
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Mr.. Y. c. Reynolds favored us with a visit
last Monday
Mrs. NJ. NJ Hayes has returned from the
Sea-shore Camp Meeting at Biloxi.
Mr. H. E. Eatorge has gone to Biloxi to re-
cuperate.
Mr. L. !. Tansey returned home last week
after FIVE weeks soiourn in New Orleans.
Misses Efie Ealer and Maude DuRoy left on
Thursday morning for Dayton, O., where they
will spend few weeks with friends.
Masters WalteL)and Finiay Lastrapes, sons
of our old friend, Alphonse &. Lastrapes, OF
New Orleans, are here on a visit to relatives.
.Nr. Melville Gnillnry, of Vile Plate, gal
LIANT veteran Of 1863, gave us a pleasant call
this week.
Prof. Chas Hansen, who lis been teaching
penmanship in our town for the past three
weeks. left Yesterday morning for Texas.
The Professor thinks he may again visit us
in the fall Q
Mr.. j. b. Lebas, of Charenton. St Mary
parish. and his daughter Miss Blanche, are
ON visit to friends and relatives here.
Mrs c. Marks has returned from pleasant
visit to that popular summer resort, the
Pointe-aux Loups Springs, which is so nicely
kept by MIR. G.. Miller.
Mr.. Nathan Roos. who has been in New
Orleans for several months, returned home
last Sunday.
Miss Bernadette Dupre has returned from
school at Grand Cotean, where she has been
attending the Convent Of the Sacred Heart.
Miss Lille Hardey of Chataignier Is on q
visit to friends here,
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Pad MFR. nj. Vilaseca's advertisement
II another column and 60 and examine
h;a stock. His groceries are fresh and
aid III At dull time prices-try him.
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Alexandria Town Talk Messrs. Wm.
Hill g. CO., of this city, purchased 2OO
bales of cotton at Washington, La, on
last Tuesday
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The pastor of the Baptist Church re-
onasts us to state that he will not be
ahle to fill his regular appointment
hsra next Sunday, the 28th.
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Probate Couft,5'arish of 81. Landry. No. 496i
ESTATE OF MARTIN EDGAR DEMARET.
Whereas, Alice R. Trainor, of the parish OF
ST. Landry, has applied by her petition to be
appointed administrative of the estate of
Martin Edgar Demaret, deceased, late OF
st. Landry parish;
Therefore, any person intending, to make
opposition to said appointment will tile the
same in writing, in my office, in the town Of
Opelousas within ten days from the present
notice. c, M. THOMPSON,
July 90, 1889 Clerk
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The familiar whistle of the papagotte
!. baard once more in our prairies. Let
aar ! nimrods get ready for sport.
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washington Advocate: Messrs. Leon
~ d o,ff IA, and Phil Jacobs bought last Wed
nasday. from Mr.. Tom Reed q I,lle
81 PIE. ~ le7 bales of cotton The cotton
.ras .,.' stunned To New England, through
yV;lliam y IN HiIl s. Co, of Alexandria
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Rabber Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Mon
osrsns, Badges, &c, furnished on short
1otice Apply to Fred L. Sandoz.
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TONSTABLE'S SALE.
1st Justices Court, Parish of St, Landry.
Auuustus Craft VS.. Louis Desmarais.


BY virtue of writ of ii. fa., to me directed
by the Hon. j. b. G. Donate. Justice of the
Peace, lst ward, in and for the parish of st.
Landry, will proceed to sell at public auo
tion to the last and highest bidder, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 3Ist day Sf July, A: D.
1899. at 10 o'clock a. M, at the office of Hon.
j. b. G. Donaco in the town of Opelousas,
parish of St. Landry, the following dsa-
cribed property, seized in the above entitled
init, to-wit
"a certain lot of ground situated in the town
of Opelousas, La, together with all the build
lugs and improvements thereon, having
front of fifty feet Oh Market street, and run
ming back in depth to the coulee lesson,
bounded north by property of Maurice Villa
SEGA, south by property ofestate of Elizabeth
Martin deceased" wife of Bernard Martin,
east or front by said Market street, and west
by said cOulee lesson
T Terms-Cash, qR~mnw
CLIFTON LEMON, =
Constable lst ward, parish of St Landry
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PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY BY
IEONCE g. L. A. SANDOZ
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dog supposed to be mad was killed
-, me- depot on last Monday.
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Senator Randall L. Gibson has gone
to Europe for the benefit of his health.
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Read the card of s. III. Peters, bricklayef,
and when needing any work in his line give
him call
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NOTICE.

\ AM applying for Homestead on the
4 south half Of south east quarter OF section
II, Township 3, south range west
PHILIP l.. FONTENOT.
Bayou Chieot, La, July II, 1889.
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Tie Rnston Cah h.raph is in favor of
ron bridges instead of the wooden ones
ailat are in use across most of the
streams in the State. The Caiigraph
very truly says: 'Iron bridges are
more durable, safer and less liable to
% washed away by freshets than wood
ea bridges, and in the end are no doubt
cheaper, besides the iron bridge seldom
gets ont of fix and requires less repairs.
and the item of repairs alone amounts
g considerable expense during the ex-
,stence Of an ordinary wooden bridge
TOW does this idea strike our Police
Jnry9
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WEsr Pn1Nr Miss

Having shown me the formula for making
your Tonic while visiting your city the past
summer take great pleasure in recommend
ing it. am delighted with it, having given
hers of NV own family suffering from malarial
toxnmia. Very truly, b. s. DUNCAN, M. D. :,
For sale by f. Z. Bailey. Opelousas, and
Blake & Durke, Washington, La.
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Don't be q clam-Advertise.
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Sullivan had a comparatively easy
time in defeating Kiirain in the hippo
dronle at Riehbnrg, Miss, but his slug
ging psowess avaiIs him nothing against
the strong arm ofthe law" Governor
Lowry has been making Johnnie Z
skip around the ring quite lively ever
since the late mill, without "his 5000
right handlers" affording him the least
protection. Oh. mighty Hercules to
inns be pursued by an ordinary mortal;
ous this is a "round" between barbaric
strength and the electric power of civ
ilizeil order.
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RARRRFqtz. La. july 23. 1889,

hsy5kA
EDIfoRs CoURIER-As | read your
pape1 1every week | must say without
4latteTing yon that it is the best we have
in our parish. Having never written to
your poeer belere, | thought that !
would write yon something concerning
our little town of Barbreck. 1t is stu
ated on the banks of Bayou B9uf, half
Il mile from the NJ. L. &, T. Railroad de-
pot Of Barbreck. There are two stores
in the town. They do very good bn-
siness for country stores-one does a
business of 100000 year and the other
a business of $4,000 1t is very good
business place We have three large
sugar plantations that surround us that
make on an average three hundred
hogsheads of sugar each.
With all of The bad weather that our
farmers had to contend with, | think
that they will make good crops yet, if
the good weather we are now having
will continue for a couple of weeks. Our
farmers never fail in making crops here.
We have thrifty, intelligent people in
our section Our neighborhood is un-
excel|ed when it comes to sport and fun.
A two hours drive will take you to the
Mountain Bayou Springs, the best we
have in our parish. Near it there is
bayon Cocodrie and its lake that affords
all the fish you want to catch the whole
wear round. The Springs are owned
and managed by Mr.. Chas. Dossman, a
very nice and clever gentleman. In
sight of his Springs you have the woods
and swamps to hunt deer and squirrels
and birds; and the sportsman could not
wish for better place in our whole
parish for fun | will come to close
by asking You to please publish this in
your next issue. Yours, &c, F. HIS.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

JUDGMENT ----.----'.--. JUDGMENT
District Court, Parish Of ST. Landry, No l44s3
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0gtIousas Courier.

.=.,.l IournaI Of the Parish Of St. Landry.
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One Who Knows.

The following testimonial is from gentle
man who knows our formula and is thorough
" acquainted with the curative property OF
our Tonic. The way to know the merits is to
trv the article. Any praeticing physician who
desires the formula of DIR. Westmorelands
Calisaya Tonic may obtain it from the West
moreland Calisaya Tonic Company, Green,
Vile. s. c. This letter is from malariai
section.
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NOTICE og ADMINISTRATION.

lO4V
Constable lst ward, parish of st. Landry
Inne 30 l2Sq5t
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OPELOUSAs, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY La,
OPELoU5As, July 1lth. 1889.

OPELOU5AS, july ll1l. 1889.
The Police Jury met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Present. NJ. Boagni, President; f. G., Mil
Bihm.
Absent-S. Haas, c. W Ward.
The Police Jury continued 10 revise uo~'~.
ments.
On motion of Mr.. Dnro the Police Iuly al
jonrned untl Friday, July 12th, l4a", at L. 4 III
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The Police Jury met at 8 p IN. Present . Il
M Boagni, President Dossman, Durio, Ward
Robin, Bihm, Haas Absent: Milburn, Stage
and Barry II
The Police Jury continued to revise asssss
ments
ON motion of Mr. Ward, the Police Ju.-! ad
jnurned until July 18th, 1889. at 10 a MI
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OPELoUSAs. July 10th, 1889.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present: Z. NJ. Boagni, President; Durio,
stagg, Bihnl, Barry, Dossman, Ward. Haas,
Milburn. Absent Robin. ~
wait on the assessor reported that they had
done so; that the assessor would Use all posi-
Bile diligence in complying with the suggestion
OF the Board.
The. Police Jury continued to revise assess
ments.'
On motion of Dr. Barry, the Police Jury took
a recess until p, M
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-19
Historical Puuuing.

Perhaps the uou-prolcs.iouul wits
thcmtumi and spontaneous pun
stcrs-oiIcu say the best things; Ina.
then there is not always somebody
at hand with the rradmrs. To note
the good things and preserve them.
In il, way, there Is nothing better
than the answer given 10y a Cam
bridge student who, walking with a
visitor was asked, as the Master %
Saint Johns passed ON horseback.
"Who is thut?' "rhat is Saint
Johns head ON n charger" Noth.
ing better Wen, yes, we must
admit that Nopigrs dispatch. when
hc had taken Syludc-"Veyayi' /
have siuucd cannot hc beaten: aI
though General DC Bumour, mes
Sage To the Fwnch Minister of War.
whyu the Dey OF Algier- ESCAPED
him. was nearly a> good, "pcMidi
Diem u have los, day. Nrm.
the Roman Emperor Is said to have
perpeiwtcd "a practical pun, lie
m'dc Seneca, nuulo condemn him
-''~v ucca .kju thysv'tN The m.
happy victim had Go commit su.c.d.
la ouier to complete the perfection
ot the Joke, The nun ug This sri ,.
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LIE OLD HOMESTEAD WELL.


You may talk OF mint julops and cream s0oa'
too,
And even Of better drinks teni
They can not compare with the water uLo"
when a boy from the old homestead we'll
40 dainty cut glasses like epicures hold
Were needed TO flavor the Sips
lust the old oaken bucket moss coVeIeu anu
cold,
And dripping, was pressed to my lips
IT'S old-fashioned sweep taking plenty OF roon'
Which SOU rrcls would use for patn'
The field Of red clover, the lilac's perfume
The little birds taking bath.
And Rover and Brindle, as eager as We
At the o'er-howing trough made OF stone
&. q picture Istll in my memory see
When / am athirst and alone.
rye gazod in that well, eighty feet under
ground,
And seen mid the blue OF the skies
A boys rosy face, with ragged hat cro"neu'
Looking up with laugh in bis eyes
And I gazed in its depths-not SO long, long
ago
And saw-not the face I once knew
When l. barsfooted, drew up the bucket-al-
though
The Sky was as bright and as blue.
The waters were pure as before and as COOL
AS green were the woods and the dell,
But something was gone since l. thirsty, from
school,
Drank joy from the old homestead we'll
H. c. Dodge in Detroit Free Press'
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FRIDAY, APRIL 70, 1889.


hV Governors IFb'lhHl"''"H'.
Innsmuch a. tho centennial anniversary
OF the Inurp rpumtlon OF George Washington
~ nr.f president at the United snio- WI
oc.urun 'hrBtudlg OF April, Ammo Dom
ini. Isp which day has been SET apart bl
an net NJ orcongtc.s ns o general holiday loI
the people ri the whole country:
NuN therefore J. Sylvester Ionnoy"r
K iyrtnor of Oregon, by ylruro of the au
thorlty conferred upon me By the runsutu
ton of the state, do hereby declare the
aforesaid Tuesday, April both, 1889, 10 be q
legal holiday: and do request that 10 shall
be so observed by the good people Of this
mmuuwulu.. And, inasmuch as The
impressive act Of Inauguration, which oc.
CURED nj noon, wns preceded ni 0oclpck
IN the morning by prayer in nll the
churches ui the city, for GODS blessing
upon the government to be- Instructed J
would nnhcrrcIuo-f, 100 obedience to-I"I
% worthy example, rhut prayers shan b
held nj nine O'Clock I'm the morningnf -ucl
holiday in ull our rhurrhc- 20 The end THAI
the blessings OF cod may br yuuchsmcd f.
our government forull Times In witness
whereof have hcrcuuto sot my hand uno
caused the seal of the Irinp brull''d
this 10Th day OF April a. u. ls'D.
SYLVESTER pENNOIGlt
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Cclcslinls with Mhite Wives


1t Is s"ld 'h"' chicago as yet
boasts no 'IllhaWomeh' 50 II nap
pens 'hat the 'ooIl'' plhihg IN his
loneliness Tor genie compahlonshlp,
seeks 1t III th' "'h'r races ana hhd0
II 'll'uS among ms Whlle sisters
\ chicago reporter hunted up Il
"l'''' woman VINO hNd married "
mongollan'
married my husband III tor'
wayne Dee u, 1880, said Mrs.
Lam Iohg III reply to question.
we came mere year ago ana the
oonl was born mere ! was working
Out lh u place over longs laundry,
I've was E'"u reno" ANA irIl ln
''N' Wl'h h'nI lie wanted To marry
me ANA returned the compliments
30 we got married, ana am glad OF
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l'as your domestic ll'e always
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WIN the baby | would like To go
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run away
YOU d' not mean To say that you
never go out o' Tins CELLAR
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minute NOT eve" as mr as the
Top OF the ''a'fe running up To the
street
rms Was certain evidence of the
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continued To state that la the main
sN' was happy ANA that her alien
husband regarded the marriage
n'"'n as Ho the whites requiring
the affections oi wife Tor self cNclu-