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The ears cordialty to the French fleet the
other week was worth q five hundred million
francs lean 10 Russia, Gallo gratitude being
taken ut the food
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BLACK The Thing.

BLACK The Thing.
All indications point to Black Wool stufYs As
the most dressy Of this seasons products, the
choice Of which can be found here. All of the
effective novelties, among which il the Rough
CHEVRoS, which will be q most fashionable
fabric this season. We are showing a wonder
full bargain in this goods. one that Is worth reg
ularly 81. OUR PRICE WILL BE 15c. YARD.
ALL-w0oL SERGE. 40 inches wide, for 5Oc.
aysrd.
4o-in. ALLrwOoL SERGE. Csc. yard.
4e-in. SERGE. ALL WOOL, 75c. yard.
46-in- SERGE. ALL WOOL. 81 yard
ALL WOOL SERGE, 40 INCHES wide. for
sl.25 yard
4o-.n. ARMURE. JACQUARD effects, for Il
yard.
4oin. BEDFORD CORD. JAcoUAID Of.
feet. for 81 yard
4O-inch .JAcoUARDE
for 81 yard
40inch DIAGONAL, q yard.
4o-inch LIGHTWEIGHT CAMEL's HAIR
for u yard.
JET or BLUE BLACK
4oinch Atwood Jacquards. 75c. yard
q" - e1.00 yard.
% sl.25 yard.
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SpEcrAL VALUES In BLACK Silks
srFF En- kRRs EERTF Wy" ssss
+ EEn I I Ek Z ssss

The season is that old now that most Of you have
about made up your minds which Of the many fash
| about BLACK SILKS we wasn't to say before you make
| any bargain. These some exceptional values we
| have come across in our marketing. II yon have
| leaning toward BLACK SILK you will not 10 long In
improving this opportunity. We ,cere not--and We
don't take up with ererythino that along by
| good deal. II you will read about them now-and
then take carly occasion to them-you can count
yourselves possessed Of prize.
| 2O-inch EXTRA HEAVY, DOUBLE WARP
BLACK SURAH-75c. yard.
a4-inch BLACK sURAH-double warp-an
| actual III value-70c, yard
| 2i-inch FRENCH SURAn-soft hnsh-S1. 10.
| This quality has sold for 81 % yard.
| You know how popular Faille Franchise il. It ID
plentiful among these specials.
| 2onch FAILLE FRANCAIsE-pur silk and
extra heavy-sls yard s1.19 is nearer the
aa+nch FABLE FRANcA1sE-s1.25 a yard
worth e1.4O.
| 22inch FAILLE FRANcAIsE-s1.65 yard
worth 81.
| These are not inflated values. We always
| take things literally.
Attic. soc., 81 b. s1.50. s1.75. % and
ESQ you will find more OF the FAILLE
/ FRASCAISE. Look the entire line through.
| From all signs BLACK BENGALINE will rule
among sls this Bring these prices to bear
| that fact.
| 20-inch BENaALINE-s1.an
22-inch BENGALINE-Sl.5O.
| 22-inch BENGALINE-S1. rs.
| 22-inch BENGALINE-$2.G
| 22-inch BENGALINE-extra heavy,
| for wraps and trimming-S3.
We have seen the star Of demand for BLACK BRO.
CADES rising into tho zenith of for some time.
Mark usand see IL we not right. We have put in
line Of handsome patterns in anticipation Of ii any,
way.
| 81. S1.2o, 81. 90. 81. 20 up to 81. So
1t takes PEAU DE SOLE produce the richest
effect with BROCADES. 1t is soft and the demi-
satin hnish gives il q peculiar prestige.
81. SL25. 81 so, ~ and 81. 80 yard.
BLACK STRIPE SILKS for suits and trim.
mings-S1. SI.2J. e. 30 10 So. 5Oa yard
5Oc. will buy good SKIRTING and LINING
SILK-9I for the best
We think another triumph for our fore
thought. Certainly the qualities strong and the
prices Teak enough TO lay claim TO the Of bar
gains-and with fashion smiling ON them. too.
sFAroN PERRY.
"PERRY BUILDING
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1Sio 1t
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+ :. sSs ssss =:
ILL 4 mn ssss
Es sss II EN- HRfh 5 s'S T. f. + /
ss Bb U uu y EE e COG ss L L
=. =. e. Enf $'G$
t..ita ss pbs I I 49, ==:
SELF go. 90. 42a. 42e 9TH ST. =. W.
DRESS GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
w. ID. CL.nk & Co,

DRESS GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
w. ID. CLaHk 4 &c,
Every morning something new and attractive In
added 70 daily BY our purchases in New York and
While cot very carefully after quality we are de-
res. ee Sy bs Aa a5s In
Washington. We advertise below Of the latest
81 and 3s-in Cheviots in mixtures. plaids and ne-
a. snd rp nave the ARE nesy stylish
aoo IN e5ss a.s sS.n ssa Blue
45-in. Cancels Hairs. in Dom Pedro, Gray. slate
4o-in Bedford Cords. ali coioss. ssSc = "a
n BEDFORD To- cST5: p ooiS5s SIS and g r, e
FIN Stripe canels Hair. all colors. Ell
44-in. Camel's Hair. small check, sl.50.
46in. Habit Cloth. all colors, Ell
Bin. B Bro.SclO.h. al al color colon
Also Casnmeres Henriettas Serges. Plsids In large
ROBE DRESSES.
The Of yf 5s'snsa n this par. q our Dss.
camel,s Hair Robes with tuftea ngurss. sla5o
HAN HAN s ESss With With s sSass go
Cancels Hair Serge Robes with jet and FUR TRIMMING
cheviot Robes. figured. els and sl4.
y ksmnants Of Colored Dress Goods. We have placed
the Sn esn % q o. ss ps
Just the opportunity Tor school Dresses.
ID CLARK CO.,
sel4 81 Market Space.
SPECIAL. SALE BED COMFORTS, SEC /, &c., 75c.,
y o6c. to s3.4 s l04 white Wool BLANKETS, e. as.
sel2.2s. 745-747 siS St Sc.
| II ApIEs, SHORT JACKETS. si.Ss. MISSES
- Sn''' RArF's ENTERPRISE,
sell-A l24l 18th d. 40.
III. III. FLANAGAN.
Do YOU know h1ms
II not ssk your friends about him.
Watches, Dlanonds, Clocks and Jewe,ry
oo11-3 63l 9Th u. n W. next 70 corner of -
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ii O'CLOCK TINS MoRsrse

AT time OF writing the sidewalk is blocked with many
cases containing our importations Of Laces for the
autumn season. The goods will be on the counters
tomorrow morning. DreSmakers in particular are
invited to look through the stock We import direct
this season. Not only greater quantities and variety
but lower prices than you have yet experienced ars
promised.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.>
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-Grovrs.-

-GLovEs.-
TO GLOVE THE HAND rs ONLY THE
FIRST sJEP; the Glove should he q psyJsct
ft. Few toilet rules srs more cardinal thai
this.
We make feature Of nttinF st our Glow
counters- Tbs, together with our
LIBEkAL METHODS.
RELIABILITY OF SERVICE.
AND MODERATION IN PRICES.
Has placed this department upon the SOLID
besis II nov stands. Good values thee;
Ladles s-tutton-length MousequetAre susde
Gloves, IN Blses and pretty sh-ass of Tsns
al pair
Our autumn Importation
..rnrroussr. SiovEs Is HERE.
Thsse are noted for their eS1sll<sa esaffoOs
The Lkdiss' s-button lensth. In 0raya,
Browns. Tsns, Modes and Black. are
--sl.50a pair
The s-button-iength MouseQuetairs ensdA
~ ~ N Ca pair
Plenty Of the higher priced kinds In ssosh z
}isa door. lin q. building. foot q ssasrvuv.S
WOODWARD 3 LorRRoa
IA lOsh 18th aud 81 n -
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WILLIAM H. Mex NEW
(Successor to Z. II. Taylor,
SS3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
W. A. PIERCE & Co..
Suecessorst to E. G. Davis,
10 Market Space,
Corner Sth street.
RICH AND Gnow,se RICHER.
LARGE AND GROWING LARGER.

Among the stocks that are growing in size
NONE are increasing so RAPIDLY AS IN OUR
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. You know,
of course. that OURS is an EXCLUSIVE
DRESS GOODS department; ours being the
only HOUSE in Washington that MAKES q
SPECIALITY Of MOURNING DRESS FAB
RIGS, the markets have been well covered for
this department, and we will show the RICH
EST COLLECTION Of BLACK. GRAY AND
BLACK and WHITE DRESS GOODS this
FALL that has ever been shown in this city.
As PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE is the BEST
TESTIMONY. OUR wish 10 that you will
KNOW by EXAMINATION that ours is a very
SUPERIOR assortment. and that this Is the
place above all others to find INDIVIDUAL.
and INCLUSIVE styles of CHOICE MOURN
ING DRESS MATERIALS Of all grades,
HINTS OF THESE GOODS BELOW.
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DrAxoxD PENDANTS

Which can also be as brooches viii continue TO
be the Popular ornament this winter. We make all
ours so they can be halrpsns as we'll We have
Just completed what think will represent the hand.
soonest collection in the city. comprising seleon of
some 80 in the nnest Uld with from
one to hundred diamonds Of frs, water confined In
one setting. As diamond importers We obtain our
soocs CT hrst cost in Amsterdam one OF our hn hay-
ing paid personal vis. TO Holland to se,ec; our fall
stock, and we shall offer some wonderful bargains.
We quote few prices but You mus, see ,he., goods
to appreciate their values:
Pendant Of Q Diamonds in White Enamel $50
Pendant with large solitaire center. As
rendan; with large diamonds. =
Pendant, stones, new shape. ............... lps
Pendant. l4-ponied star. with 30 diamonds. 200
Others from So to sl.ooo.
MAEQUIsE RINGS.
Mareuise Ring. large dismonds..............-s i5
Marauise Ring. Ia diamonds. emerald center 90
Marquise Ring, ID diamonds. odd shape........5 So
Marquise Ring. 10 diamonds sapphire center. .. b
Marouise Ring, IL diamonds emerald center. As
Marquise Ring. 10 diamonds. sapphires as
Marauise Ring. is diamonds. rubies los
Msrquise Ring. 81 diamonds 100
MarQaise Ring. % diamonds. extra large. los
r. HARRIS & CO..
sel4-eoa Cor. eth and d SITS. NV.
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LAssnunoH & Bno.

- The time Is appropriate--
TO buy Flannel. The
-warmer weather il now on-
the wane. Protect your
-selt by wearing suitable
-aannels. You cannot A.
ford to daily with nature.-
ALI our Flanuels are now
in and a selection worthy
-of our establishment Is
waiting anxiously to be-
looked ouer. Our Flan--
-neis are all guaranteed. -
WHITE FLANSELs. all wool and
already shrunk. 25c.. &c.. 37J1c..
40c.. &c., Co.. 6oxc., Csc. soc.,
75c.. Sc. and 81 per yard.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELs, IN
white and colors. All the flannel in
these goods has already been shrunk
before embroidered. s5c.. 9Sc.,
eL15. sl.25. alas, e1.es, els,
el.es. s2.24 and e. As per yard.
100 PIECES FRENCH FLANNEL
At SOC. the correct style for fall jack
cts.
as PIECES GERMAN FLANNEL
at SOC. in all the newest colors Of
plaids and stripes.
200 PIECES OF THE LATEST
PATTERNS FOR TEA GOWNS,
we offer at 35c, These goods are al
wool.
Our stock Of Cashmere Flannel Is
complete. every shade In stock. at
50c. per yard.
Afull line Of all the newest shades
In Opera Flannel.
Agood Atwood Red Twill Flannel
for 25c. per yard.
ALL-wooL INDIGO TWILL
FLANNEL, DC. 3oc.. Sc, 37kc.,
4Oc. and 45c. per yssd
GRAY FLANNEL from 12hc.,
15c.. lSc.. 20c.. 25c.. 3Oc.. size.
and 40c.
STRIPED sKIRTING. wool.
marked lSc. per yard
Atwood Plain Flannels. single
width. in Black. Blue, Tan. Mode.
Gray, Brown and Green. at pc. per
yard.
WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL.
15c.. 25c., Soc. 37,sc.. &c.. Co..
7oc.. Ell, sl.25 per yard
RED SHAKER FLANNEL. Soc,
Co.. 75c.. 81. sl.25. el.40 and
s1.5O per yard.
EIDERDOwN CLOTH IN ALL
CoLoRS.
We carry q complete line Of Col.
ored Cheese Cloths at &C.. Sc. and
Exc. per yard.
Remember that with rs you
can shop by mail. We answer all
communications and ship all goods
bought of us to any part Of the
United States and Canada.
Our reputation for reliability stands
unQuestioned.
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JoHssroSs' BnEAKrAsr COFFEE
II At 13l It'll st.
INGRAM CARPETS. l9c. Dc 3.,c 4Sc tlc
1 per yard. Best Moquette Carpet, 0ac. per yard.
Best Body BIZ ussels Carpet. 9Sc. Per yard.
sei2-2t BttM'S. 14o-141 Sth st. Sc.
MOURNING PRINTS, &c
u DRESS PRINTS, &c.
RAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
s.l1-1 l24I 11th 81. Sc.
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w o o d W Al ID

AxD
LorHRop
10Th. IirH AND y srs NV
sr-ovr Leach RoO'~ ,rssl b. rsor.~.s sO~s--
ror. Tsesdav. sessensbsr IS. ssrtA soor. IetA
lsrRODUcTOnr Orrsrsa
DEpARrNEsr
FoR CuIrpRrN's School SUPPLIES
TOMORROW.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER rs.
IL BASEMENT OF ELEVENTH ST.
BUILDING.
This department will contain everything nee
essAry Tor use IN the school room and many
sorts Of the several liferenf kinds. Here is Q
rAriiAl list that will snve you an idss Of what
you can ind:
siaies-slAse rencll.-p.wins nspsr.
Pads for Rough Work.
Spelling Tablets HlotterA.
Composition PAPER.
plain and double
ruled.
Pen Holders.
Lead Pencils Of All Kinds
Rubber ErAsers-PApsr Squares.
oompasse-. sn kinds
and qualities.
Rulers. all sarietis. -colo'.a o~yOua
Manila n.per. cut o,iosOs
number work,
Note Books, all kinds ana sizes.
sponses in Rubber Balls
Book Straps and saichel. for boys and sirlA.
Colored Card Board Tor models.
Stencil Maps. i.rs. and small. Of each sr.Dd
division
Brass Paper Fastenera
Com partment Boxes. with plsos
Tor pens. pencils. &c.
and with small
lock and hey
attached
Geography Games. Pencil shsrpenen, smau
Globes. &C. &C.
We have RENTED the basement Of our 18th
IT, building as . sales room. Bezdss school
supplies may be found here also
HoUsEFURNIsHINa GOODS,
Such Is Wooden Ware, Glass Ware. Bsake,s.
Brushes. &C. &c.
Our basement ~ q saies room % superior 20
many Others, In that IL is easy OF sccess-beins
reached either by two elevators or by Q WIDE.
easy stairway in center Of 1oor-has splendid
lisht. good ventilation and an unusually higa
ceiling.
OuR PRELrMrSARY OPENING ASp
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Continue throughout the week. Some special
and important offerings will greet you daily.
Follow US closely. Did you ret any Of the
huss Saturday. You saw them, anyway.
Isn't the Lace Curtain stock Q revelation u
modern Ingenuity. Not any less % tbs
Chenille Curtains and Furniture Coverings.
We've worked hard TO have this q model de-
partment and we've put more brains and
thought into IL than ever before
We offer here tomorrow
100 THREE-FOLD SCREEN FRAMES,
FIVE FEET HIGH. WITH poUBLE-AcT-
ING HINGES. for
50 0O-
Positively north e500.
Will mount same in your choice Of Plain or
Figured slkoline for
s4.45 complete
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OuR PRELIMINARY Oprsrsa Axp
SALE
LADIES KNIT UxpEnwEAR.

This Offer ril NOT be repeated.
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Bxby Royal Polish. Sod everywhere at 15c. Our
price 10c This the best ladies' dressing ever made
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T / I'll | T. /.
F ! 4 4 : . + / r r / !.
OUR MID-sEpTEMBER OFFERINGS,
TTH AND Il SITS. NV,
FRANKIE L co.

host Of new goods at introduction
prices.
guaranteed saving Of 20 per cent in all
goods offered for tomorrow.
Our line this year exceeds all former
efforts. Our new goods are fast pouring
in. In Dinner Ware We have some new
and choice patterns. All departments
have been fully equipped ard are ready
for your inspection.
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eoc. 81. Ell. 10. sl 20. Ell 20.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Heavy Cotton and Wool
Mixed Vests and Pants--yests with hiSh necks
and long sleeves-pants ankle length.
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EVERY CIRCUMSTANCES
Points to the fact that Glen Echo will be the
headquarters Of the National Chautauqua.
and this 10 a. 1t should b.
EVERY CIRCUMSTANCE
Points also to the fact that Glen Echo Bou-
quet Will be the Great National Perfume.
and this 10 as II should be.
Glen Echo Bouquet IL . rich and refined
odor, full Of freshness and charm
30 cents per
Quadrupls strength.
Our Triple Extracts are superb values for
% cents for or
100 csnts for o..
NERTZ, CHEMIST AND pERfUMHR,
nth end fsta. Warrington. D. @ u
T4Is sAIR PEATs AIL oU1 xTYoRTs.
l'as''' - Mrs xsrzarH1sr.
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Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Fine Quality Cotton and
Wool Mixed Nests-neck run with silk tape.
High neck AID long sleeves
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1891-01-17

We called attention two weeks since
to rumor that lottery influence
money-was at work in the Farmers
Union. The Baton Rouge cores
pondent Of the New Delta, states that
recently an attempt was made there to
organize = lottery league out of mem
bers of the Farmers Union. We make
the following extract:
It appears from what he was able to
learn from those who were present
that the lottery, or the league
OFFERS TO LOAN
over $500 to any seven members OF
the Farmers Alliance, they to give
their joint notes for twenty years at 3
per cent per annun, provided they will
organize lottery league and use their
influence among the members OF the
alliance organizations.
Some of the men present were will
ing to go into the organization, but
were afraid the offer was too liberal to
be good, and that there was a trick in
it; hence the postponement of the
proceedings of the organization, and
the visit of the delegate" to New Or
leans for the purpose of obtaining
further particulars"
All of the facts about this movement
of the lottery are in the hands of the
parish union, which meets next Satur-
day, and those members who have
been dickering with the Lottery will be
handled without gloves.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1891-01-17
Plaisance Dots.
January 18th, 1891

SSsAAt A0OAe
Mr.. III. E. Joubert, prosperous
young merchant of our vicinity, has
promised his many friends in the coun-
try and town, second soiree on the
24th OF this month, at the old Poiret
residence, all of whom are wishing to
enjoy themselves as much as the first
time.
We will now let our imagination
wander to the two-story dwelling on
the 24th of this month, where the
sound of melodious music will be dis
tributed to the lovely bellies and their
love-sick admirers. Mr.. Joubert has
promised to give us good assortment
of pleasure and good looks on the COM
ing occasion. He says that his heart
would be gladdened by the presence of
his true and real old friend, Mr.. Aus
tin Lacombe, who would be compelled
to feel young at the sight of such live
ly revelry and matrimonial prospects.
Success is considered as certainty
to accompany such pleasure for an
overwhelming proof, I have the hope
OF an invitation being given to poor
old rheumatic FRIEND.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1891-01-17
ssThat Man Has Seen His Cofiin. !"
DeSoto Democrat.

While we we're in the Sheriff's Office
last Saturday, an old gentleman came
in and paid his taxes. AS he left the
Office, Mr.. Connerly remarked: "That
man has seen his coffin, he rode. on it
once to his grave" We then asked all
about it, and Mr.. Connerly said that
some time in 1866 this old gentleman,
who was then confederate soldier,
obtained furlough to go home. After
getting home he did not get back to
his command until carried back. He
was court martialed and sentenced to
be shot. His grave was dug and he
was placed on his coffin and drove to
the grave. Rev. N. III. Bray, well
known in this parish, who died in
Vernon parish few years ago, inter-
ested himself in the old mans behalf,
and courier with reprieve came up
just in time to save him. Thus it
was that w. r. Cook is still alive and
paying taxes. May he live to see many
more years.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1891-01-17

The parish Of Sabine, according to
the New Delta's interview Of Mr.. E. G..
Dillon OF that parish, has no mortgages
on homesteads. We extract from the
interview:
aThe lottery movement" said Mr..
Dillon, "had affected the parish to the
extent that an anti-lottery paper which
was started in opposition to the old
parish organ, which had been violently
anti-lottery and was at present pecu-
liarly silent, secured the police jury
proceedings printing at bonus of $12.
The opposition paper offered to print
the proceedings Of this body free, as
also the tax sale advertisements. The
printing was awarded the anti-lottery
paper for 500, irrespective of the free
offer made by the no-policy journal.
The latter journal intended to man.
damus the police jury. The contract
had been given Wednesday, and the
old parish organ had not time as yet
to apply for the writ.
The Sabine jury evidently think a
newspaper cannot serve both the lot
terry and the people.
E
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1891-01-17

E Duncan Clark's Female Minstrels
whose advent here on the Both oi
November had been heralded in an
exuberant manner calculated to set all
the baldheaded boys and even the
more sedate youngsters of the COM
munity on the tiptoe Of pleasant antic-
ipation, didn't prove such a red-letter
attraction as had been anticipated.
The galaxy Of twenty-five pretty girls
had dwindled to half a dozen when
the troupe arrived and the perfor-
nance "by ladies only" was helped
along by several well-seasoned speci-
mems of the sterner and uglier sex.
There were no absolute indecencies
and the only approaches to vulgarity
would no doubt have been omitted il
there had been any ladies in the au-
dience. .-Do Donaldsonville Chief.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1891-01-17
PEOPLE LIKE,rO BE HUMBUGGED.
New Delta.

81 can't change that which is to be. =
With an abrupt good evening the
blindlike doors that secured the en-
trance to the old-fashioned cottage
swung to, and the ladies thus address
ed from the house strolled in ner-
yous manner to the corner to take the
car. The remark attracted the atten-
ton of the New Delta representative
who at once located the establishment
as the habitat of a medium, seance
fiend or fortune teller, as circumstances
permitted, indicated or was required.
A stroll of half block to adapt his
silk hat to his hyperion locks and to
smooth the cynical lines that seem to
be part of news hunters physiog-
nomy, and the self-same door was APP.
preached and resounded to well
modulated though distinct rap, copied
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1891-01-17
SUBSCRIPTION, So A YEAR.

Farmers Union upon the Lodge election
bill, we do not believe it to be polite to
take any steps looking to their organiza-
ton at present Respectfully,
3 r Hardesty, Jas. Virgins, 7. R Car
Lambert, Eli Clarke.
On motion the report of the special COM
charged
On motion the Parish secretary be and
Is hereby instructed to correspond with the
state secretary, and notify him that the
five cents per capita for four years has al
ready been paid and should be credited
with same on the books.
Resolution offered by Bro. ]. ]. Thomp-
son:
Resolved, that this convention strongly
endorses the Sr. LANDRY CLARION and re-
commend it to the public as d reliable, un-
subsidized, honest local newspaper, devot-
ed to the interests of the people and hostile
to all monopolies;
Resolved further, that this convention
recommend and advise all the subordinate
Unions IN this parish, to officially aid and
support the CLARION, and use their influ-
ence to increase its circulation and patron
age.
Resolved further, that it be selected as
ish
Carried.
Mheraas tha - Se c..y ~ uIoaler T1l owolus
- Mnnuasas, sue Ia i.a oIate Lottery y trying
~ the t,e p DIESEL. - amG ne eo suDVert tne wishes
=, 80 SuI pcop,c ~. ~ .ilis nta.e, py mandamus,
anu E papers sehc out Dy the Progressive
..s.a. 1aslo, a.lu alsu ~ supsiui1eu press
~ sn;d ~ iy4ta en ae.lng lor Or u the nterest
- paaa,,I saaa .ussetk, H utsleIoIe, M r pe y
an;ah nesolyeS, ns IlaI me rarmers Unlon q the
lpa,,,hia2 - ~ 5e at anpIy a. nrkey creek as
onnna;+;nn ~ - MA. ~. goashLy leaseraee tneir
R opRoses,ul, ~ suis nyura-headed g. monster,
snnart anu alm mos. posislvely mat We VIII not
support any papers N or out OF TINS State,
- tn~, 1avul y .ne Louisiana OF any other lot
Wy, - manna nlu uias a We Will oppose WIN az OUT
=, q, ~ nn anu e1sigy ns eleetion oI any
= =, favnr - inttar;ss ss Ssa'e y pa1ish, Wno
20 ra.;ag r. rsS9i y aoe.elaes.
re, .i..aL: ~, x /. ,a
or5;n an oifDn, ate pe u reso,vea, tnat eacn sup
:, tha W;datto - ~ ~ .ques.sa ~ lake SOCK
~ ~ .ne .s1 siuetse ~ - Ine amount OF one snare
oa ~ ~ ha amG s.ias e. ~ q. empels De request-
GU NJ. ~ suusUr,Ds t: ~ ne same: Sarrea: l.,
:. d Inc convennon :. e a,n snen adjourned Till to-
morrow at = o'clock 9. m. s., -,
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