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The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

a congressional committee will come Il
Louisiana this month To investigate Til
charges against Judge Boarmar.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23
Les d6penses de deposition de Chi
cago s'6leyeront a 800, 900, 900.

Sur 9,403 personnes traitees par
Pasteur. So settlement ont succomb6 a
phorrible maladie de la rage. Fan der
nier.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Tie gouvernement do Washington d
fnalement decide dc payer I25, 900
francs U families des I~taliens tues d
la Nouyelle-0 Orleans Pan dernier.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Early to bed and early to rise. mind vonr
W business and tell no lies, don't get drunk
and spoil your eyes, pay your debts and
advertise.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23
ONE Of flae coed Thsn0s.

There Is nothing .Just as good as Creole
Female Tonic. Every lady who has given ii
q trial will tell you there is nothing like it
for woman's peculiar ailments.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

should adFertise.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Un homme regardait deux marmf-
tons qui &c battaient an fond d'uue
cour. IN PEASANT lui d~nande d'oa
Went 10 bruit quill entend. s'Ce nest
rien, dit.il, c'est me batterie de chi
sine.n
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

lie capitaine Chris Rath, qui fut lie
bourreau de innocente Nine Surrat ct
d'autres pr6tendus conspirsteurs dams
rassassinat du president Lincoln, ct
qui, la semaine derniere encore, 6tait
agent de Ia MALE sur uue ligne du Mi
chigan, est soudainment devenu fon
pendant an de SEES t~rajets.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Le Mexique est nm villain pays pour
les sorciers nne SieilIe femme wyatt
dams les hois pres de chihuahua ct
passait pour une associke du diable,
capable de tuer an homme avec o re.
gard ct sa nourrissant d'enfants T; en-
6f6et, plusieurs enfants ayant disparu,
ON tronya lenrs restes chez Il vieille
femme, qui fnt ansit6t lee u iii poteau
ct brfl6e vive. apras quot ehaque hab
liant coupa m moroccan de son ca
dAyre r6ti ct le mangea.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Get our prices for job work.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Payez yotre Announcement, ct nous
serons tous s~atisfaits.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

ria Legislature de- pEtat de New.
York q vote une subyention De 100000
p0urd'Exp0sition dc Chicago, mais avec
IA disposition ~suiyante saue Ia section
de Get Etat sera fermee 10 dimanche.p
Il ce propos ie World dit
sCet acte est fndigne de 10 L6gisla.
fare dan Fiat qui est grand at 6clair6,
III eat dun esprit mesqnin, intol6rant.
eide Ia part de IA plupart des legis.
iatenrs-hynocrife. III est certain que
la majorit6 des homme Qui ont vote
cette~ disposition arrieFee dun steele ne
sont pas des d6vOts du dimanche, nj en-
conscience hi en- pratioue. Cd sont
tout supplement des quatears dis vote.
lii clause est, depths. impertinente.
C'est l'affaire dos directeurs de IExpo
%sition, non de Ia Legislature de New.
York, dc d6cider qnel jonrs de Ia &c.
maine laExpOsition sera ouverte. Que
New York haisse SEE fideanx, Quands
tonte rest0 an grand Jour, c'est cup.
poser 3 lsEtaE IN ~pntitanisme qui nest
pas du tout dams l'esprib de Ia maiorit6
do son penple. Cette prescription
represent rRtat 4 rebours ct Ie de.
1gure.y
Aktfape
Lea p~arsonIles en ratard p0ur lel
pavement &c lenrs SUBSCRIPTIONS I'd
Courier. sonI Instrument prices did roo
jsf lsarki6E6
A fant ems tent II monde sives
a6rfamT
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23
for Infants and Children.
STRANGERS HOTEL.

No. l3l 0hartres Street, Ne,O Orleans. Ia.
This well known hotel offers the best Of ae-
coHmodati0ns at the most reasonable prices.
Board and lodging, rooms with 81 without
board. The patronage of our friends respect
fully solicited. GENERES & GAUDET.
August =, 1881 y
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Children Cry FOR Pitchers Castoria.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Mr.. Gil, Fu2ellier nest plus employee
an Courier, III autoris6 4 collector
pour lie Journal.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23
MULES FOR SALE.

Ten American work muIes. Annlu -
Clements g Wilson, 0peIonsas, or Biaks d
Dnrkes Washington, La. These mules NAV
from Ope1onsas. 1as'
March II, 33m.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Les petites r6publiQues do rAm6rique
da Sud ont leurs revolutions d tour de
role. C'est aujourd'hui lie Venezuela
Qui JOINT de 10 aienne, a la tete de la
quelle SO trouve lie general Crespo.
La terreur Tegne dams tout le pays ct
les affaires sont dams une telle condi-
tion que p%ersonne ne s'y tronYe Ell So
curit6.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Also Points for above powa to be sold alta big radnction.
The above mentioned implements are the Best in the Market and are
Fnny Guaranteed.
We will also sell ID loves at the following reduction:
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

lie terme d'ofice dn juge- president
Ed0nard Bermndez de Ia cour sd
pF6eae dc la Louisiana EST expire ct Pom
80 demande Qui sera son successor.
Le premier district, que repf6sentait ID
jnge Bermndez, go compose des par-
0isse St. jean Baptiste. 81. Charles,
Jefferson, Orleans, ST. Bernard Ell Pla
quemines, ct 10 nouveau jnge doit 6tre
pris parmi les ayocats dn district qui
ont pratiqu6 le droit depuis dix ans.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Des pluies torrentielles ont 81 cor.
sid6rablement grossi les cours d'eau
qui allotment l6tat da Mississippi.
vers 10 An do la semaine deEniere, quill
en q r6sult6 des dommages immenaes Ell
q grande perte d'existences. lie
nombre des morris est meme porte a
environ deux cent cinquante, sur diff
f6rentes lieux, par les dernieres esti-
nations.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23

Attention doeteur
euseEIvez mi Journal Mkdico GlliraFf.
zeal d "a NouFeiis Orleans.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-23
Une Famille a L'Etat Savage.

eetait une banane.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-17

1t is announced by the committee
Of lawyers, who have charge of the
fund to prosecute the viulatcrs of the
election law in Kansas City, will go
to work at once to investigate the
frauds against the ballot in the late
election. The manifold rumors in re-
gard to the gigantic frauds that have
been committed will undoubtedly be
established and send TO the penitcn-
tiary some of the leaders in this
work. The election is over and tic
people of Kansas City, regardless of
party, are determined to wipe out
the lawlessncss that seems to have
gotten its coil around Kansas City.
W. believe the prosecutions will be
vigorous.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-17

Tho citizens in the vicinity Of River.
ton. u village near st. Joseph. nre in n
fever Of excitement. The cause is sup
posed to he II mountain lion, or some
other fcrociouS wild beast. He has
been seen by numerous parties, and has
been chased by dogs and shot at by
hunters. In ono instance he chased n
dog into q cellar, killed him and made
a meal Of him. That he is q fcrocious
beast is nbundnntly proven by
the fact that he has whipped
all the hounds on the Platte.
lie chased a man on horseback for
n milo, and only gave up the chase
when the country became too open.
The Patton brothers made his acauaint.
nncc II few days since, but MS they were
armed with only a fowling piece they
did not venture to attack him. 1t Is
believed that he has escaped from some
mcnagrri", and is making his lair II
the hills southeast Of savannah. and
makes foragcs down the Platte, Chlclt-
ems, pigs and Young calves arc being
killed by the score, and he is living on
the fat of the land. Hunting parties
nrc being organized to kill him.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-17
Happy Judges,

OF all larny democrats In the land
perhaps nom" were more pleased with
the result of election than the three
Cass county Judges CONFINED in the
county Jail at Kansas City for contempt
Of the United States court in refusing
to issue y special tax levy to pay iudg-
wont procured against tho county by
inAo'rus holders az honlS voted to aid
2 railway in iSdh which was never
built,
Judge Lame. n nt thc imprisoned
Judges. was elected to the state lcgisla-
turc by the largest ma iority ever given
n candidate in that unuN,y, and the
Judges rotsarl that fact as an indorse-
Inent of their course in the bond case.
Tho term of Mr. Lane as county Judge
expires 'iannarN !, and at the same
time hts term of Imprisonment nil but
expires. He las \ hnc Of $500 hanging
over him. however, and if he does not
pay it will he obliged to Serve il ont in
jail. II h" is not liberated by January.
/, there will he the singulGr -i,uatton
of a member Of The ieg,siaturs serving
his constituents while in Jail.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-17
POLITICAL,

The R~rpu5lic coupty ticket had
go,d legs.
DR.. Perth is Il unner that ought 10
to be a winner.
Capt. 9. w. Thomas made u fac
Faye.
Charles Williams surprised the
boys.
We told you that Herman Busch,
iost was popular and if you don't
helieye il look at the returns.
Waldcckrr was after Col. Luckctl
with Il long pole. The Col. got in
under the line just in time.
The river mcn who voted ut Usage
City defeated one-half Of the Repub,
Lean county ticket.
The election in Cole county VIC,
one Of the m)st orderly and best
eolduqted for many years.
The A'oung Mems Warner cluhdid
noble work in this cHnpaign. louis
4tt and Lawrence l.iniiardt started
the organization.
Thomas Mal,an is a good runner
nv. Tanner mpie a good race against
the strongest C; nlidate on the Dcmo,
cratic ticket
Frank Brown and A. NJ. IIougl
honored themselves when they dccid.
ed on election day that the men on
the Government works mad no RICH,
TO vote in Gle coun'!y:
Tammany Is constantly undermin.
ing our influence with The Democratic
leaders. The other day he took Col,
Xovely aside and told hin, not tc
mind our talk as il wa not our in.
luencc at all that kept him In the
front as the orator for the Cole coun.
ty ID mocracy. Forthwith "Bode''
sold six glasses Of water"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-17


The City Council, since they have
settIed the light question, should now
devote some attention to the question
OF scwering tue town. We hope that
Mayor Grimshaw will not let his adj,
mini?tration pass without forcing this
Wa!ter IA so,no drnnltc issue. The
statute provides for tic creation Of
sewer districts, which are fixed BY
the COUNCIL and the question as ,O
whether sNph DISTRICTS want q sewer,
and lhe manner in which the sewer
is to be paid for, is left to the vote Of
TIE pepple If that particular district
Ii IL is impossible 10 build tie creek
sewer, II Is not impossible to build a
district sewer that will include the
block consl sting Of the south side Of
High street, between Jefferson and
Monroe streets, back TO the alley,
We believe that an ordinance looking
towards the or, alton of u sewer dis,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-17
This Is pretty good.

MI: Iohu g. Goodwin, II carpenter OF
Danyille, HIS, wri,es. ''Abont two
weeks ago a heavy saw LOO fell upon my
loot very haIiy otaiahing It, so that | was
unable TO walk ut all. | sent for a bottle
OF Billiards. Snow Llniment and kept my
foot well saturated with it. 1t Is now two
weeks since this happened, and my foo
Is nearly well aud | am Mt work. Had
not used snow liulneBt aA0uld have
Deen ltid .tip W least two months. Fol-
healing Wounds, Spralus, Sores and
hrulses 1t has no equal. No ,ntl tmma-
ton can exist where Snow Liuiment Il
used. lyon can Use this letter."
Beware OF MI white llniments subssi.
ted for Suow Linime 1t. 4 ere is n,
other llnime 1t like Billiards. Snow Lini,
uient. Sold BY A. Brandeuberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-17
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latest U. S. Govt Report
R Bs%a:ss
ABSOLUTELY PURE
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


Thanksgiving.
Gov. Francis issued his Thanltspiv-
ing proclamation on the lIth. 1t is as
follows:
Tho pcoi lc OF Missouri have abundant cause
10 return thanks for the manifold blessings Of
thu past year. Pence has prevailed: pestilenco
has not invaded our borders; bountiful har-
vcsts have rewarded our Iabors. For those,
and for the priceless heritage Of n FREQ gov.
rnmcn founded to afford equality of protcc-
ton and Of opportunity; for the fratelnal sen.
timent that peryades our people; for tho con.
tinucd prosperity and progressive development
OF tho statc-!ct US unite In grateful ac-
acknowledgement to the Giver Of all good. In
accordance. therefore, with the recommend.
atfon of the president of tho United States, !,
Dnvid II. Francis, governor Of Missouri. do ap.
point Thursday. November "a, 1892, n day Of
thanksgiving and prayer. On that day I call
uron tho reoplo TO abstain from their usual
secular occupations and In their places Of wor-
ship and at their flresidcs TO give expression to
their appreciation OF the benefcence Of Al.
mighty God. and rrverently ask for n continu.
nlcc OF tho Divine favor. Let them show thor
worthine.s OF blessings conferred by dom q
good to others, and by manifesting that broad
spirit III humanity which should characterize
IN intelligent, happy and grateful people.
DAVID n. FRANCIS.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-11-17
The ratification.

Democratic enthusiasm is not con.
fined TO any parti cuIar quarter; it is
as general as the tremendous victory
throughout the country.
The jefferson City Democracy was
determined not TO be behind the great
procession, with this view they de.
termincd to ratify and they did SO il
a very creditable and satisfactory
manner, on Wednesday evening OF
this week.
The procession was in the follow
ing order:
/. Jefferson City Cornet band.
=. Capt. Price SONGS r;laman.
3. Flambcau club.
T.. jefferson City Democratic club
and all other footmcn.
). California Curnet band.
6. Carriages with speakers ant
other distinguished guests.
Z. Mounted men,
s. Citizens in carriages and othel
vehicles.
The maIahals were; Col. A,hlr,
w. Ewing, grand marshal; assiste,
by Col. w. j. Zevely, Col. II. W
Ewing, Col. Edwin Silver, Col. Geo
Winston, Col. John. I. Short, Col
Thomas Bradbury, Col. James Iob'
Col. J. w. Henry, Col, Isaac Boden
lieimrr. Col. Il. IL. Bergman, an'
Col. =. NJ. Chapman.
The program did not even Civ
the priva'es n p!ac. in the rear ranks