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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-01
CITY DIRECTORY.


FIRST PRRsBYTERIAE CHURoH.--SeTyioes every
Sabbath ct q. 10. and 2. ~. Sunday sph00l
at $40 a. n. Rev, o. w. Lyman, pastor
First BAPTIBT TCHURCH.--SeFvi0es every Sunday
o. IL q. IN. aud s b. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening ct O'Clock SpndRy school
at $50 =. ~. Rev ]. g. ALFRED. pastor.
M. Z. GHURCH.--SeFvioes every Sunday morning
aud evening at usual hpprs IN the Masonic
building on Hedges street Sunday sehool at
$3.50 o. ~ Prayer meeting every Thuraaey
evening Rt 9 O'clock. y. ". Penalletpni pastor.
N. T. CHURcH SoUEH Services every Sunday
mOEuing aud evening Rt usual hours. sunday
school at a. ~. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening ct O'Clock, 4. W. May,
CHURoH on THE Coon SHFPHRRD Services first
and flnrd SpndRys in each month, at ~ O'clock
.. n. Sunday achopl ~ l;30 o. %. Laties AID
first and third Saturdays of each month at 3;3Q
QIclOek Pm. Galleher Memorial Guild, Satur.
day ~ 3. 70.
CATHoLIc CHuBOH.--M Masses on sunday at7 and
lO O'Clock 3. -. Sermon and Benedtotion and
Paasi6p dpIfng high Mass every Wednesday
and FEiday evenings ct O'Clock. ~ the week
macs 81 900 4, M Father A. DRossaerts' kec-
tor.
GERllAE LBTHERAK CHUEoH.- Services every
Sunday AZ 10 O'Clock in the nOFuing. Sunday
sch0ol q 200 p M every Sunday. Lecture
every Wednesday, evening at 1880. Ladies SO.
oiety meats every 6rst Sunday OF every month,
At 3P. m. Rev. q. VI KqssWsnn, pastor
FIRsT GoEaREaAI AIHoKAL CHURaR Services every
Sunday at church on Moas street opposite
CemeteEy. Service at FaO y. ~. and 6abhath
school at 10 d. M, at Moos street church, Scr
Rev. s. II. BaEteau pastor.
AFRICAN M. j. CRURoH. Services every Sunday
at IA ~. and . p. ~. Sunday school at si5l
m. Rev. j. ii Smith, pastor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-01

re - SAs w.
LAKE CHARLES LoDaE, No los r. & A. NJ
Meets in Masonic lodge roem every Saturday
befurefull noQn, at 8 p. M A. ~. MAYO, VI
Al. Harry y. GeaFy, Seoretary.
a. d.. 40. NJ,
ANCHOR LopGE No. so, l. q. q. F. Meets every
Friday night at O'Clock; y. a. Kinder, y. S,i
2. l. Daniels Y. G,t y. =; O'BFEyan, q II 95
W. II. AlbeTtsop, Ereae.i w y. Bradley, Chap
laini Paul Gieiner, WI Alex; Helm, Coaagc-
torj p n peYeFs le;i n N \. AAogyer, n vi
I.sN " i',Fo gsRu y cossslIo. &. !. u. E Gg FsFd.
Fred Reid, L.s,s.
M. OG ~,
PEAoE IopsE NO. IA. X. loB ~ Meets ip Peli.
Oap Rabooek hall hrat and third IaesaaYB pa
9Aqh Rsath at : ?. ig g. Ellg II; Re9s' N
Callstt, Sri, Pa a. Meyer, u. ef Ex.i ". 4.
Knaps Al. Of n LoRis Hirsch, X q I 4 81
R@ MghtIy, Y, 81 49, LaRsasss sas aSso en- Y.
A. Knapp, Representatives ~ aranq L9iRe'
". ae. R6. ~ ~,
LAKE CRY DIylAloN No ., q. r., x. qf p,
every Relth, az 3. I ". a. Knspp, ceRtaini
.. 4. I4abesae, seerstaiy
~ "a a.
MAGNOLIA CoauIAlgpAHY, NJ, 20, * Qf 7Aeets
IN Armory, drst ana third WslReadAys ofeaeh
month g y; nj ". A. Anapp, Ge'nmAAaeEi
X 4. Brail. seoEetaEg.
APggq+9 LopsE ~. Isl;z-si q shettaek' RI
n, r. Brazil. Aaat. p., n. !. Ceaagprd. g,i yne
A, sAattpck, GS VIM. pieEneyl vi Y ~ bioa
ast, aaide Jaa. a GIaye R,t Leon 9hayA1ns
y. p. samr,,ll. and j y. .. MAraks, TrnAtess.
lIEliIAkeE I.oDaE No. 3s7st X. or H.-Meete in
Peiieans sHahcpck hall, second and t9ulth ENaas
aaga ri each hi1ntI, AT II ~. ., n. LAHaeaes
Bssse PSs Hi. = i,anesttss ~ /.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-01

LAKE CHARLES LoDeE, No 1B5, II. a A. NJ
Meets in Masonic lodge roem every Saturday
befOreful moon, at 8 p ~. A. ~. Mayo, ".
Al. Harry y. GeaFy, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-01

.AKoHoR LopeE NO. so, r. .. q. F. Meets every
Friday night at 9 O'Clock; y. a. Kinder, n. Sti
G. ., Daniels v. G.g II. p. 0BTyan, q. n. 81
NJ. D. Andr1s, 2. Soc. SIM Marx, 4. Secs
W. a. AlbeTtsop, Ersae. w y. Bradley, Chap.
laini Paul Gieiner, W. Alex Helm, Conage-
~, =. Hgllins n. 81 N. E.i y, ChayApne,
I. s. n G.i Johu Costello, n, >. v. 6J Fard.
Richard. D. s. v. lG.j John HARLOW, x. :. s,i
Fred Reid LS.s.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-01

PEACE I4oDGE, NO. IA, K. oB P,Meets ip Peli
oap Raboook hall hrst and thiEd aaesdaays y22i
oagh mOnth 1T 3 b. nj. Ely ". Deesi y. Y:
j. A. Kinder, O. G.i w. J, Gayle, y. G,i y. Il
Callstt, Sri, P.; a. Meyer, y. ef Ex;i ". a
KNAPP, n. Of ~ Louis HirBch, X. of 4 4 q.
VIM Lightly, MI of AZ, y. y 8.a3esse, and W
a Knnnp. N.snraaantaAiYaa 70 Grand Lodgo
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-10

Al never did. did not kick her.
but did once raise my foot to her.
Q.--Didn't you put mortgage on
that homestead to embarrass your
wife?
A.-No, | did not.
Two other witnesses wero called by
the Defendants counsel who testified
that they had always believed the de.
PENDANT 10 he n sober man.
Judge Zane said the facts testified to
by the witnesses for tho plalntifi made
out clear caee, although the defend.
ant had fatty contraiicted them. His
honor therefore granted the decree of
divorce us prayed, gave the wifc the
custody OF the children, awarded her
the homestead las 1t now stands With
tho mortgage upon ny ana the whole OF
the household furniture, nlimony at
the rate OF $50 per month, payable on
the first day OF each minth, the first
Iayuent 10 be- mnde within five days
from date; fixed the attorneys Zee at
500, aud ordered the costs to be paid
by June LIST.
The parties have boon residents OF
Twenty.Hrst ward In this city.
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PROVO.
Mortgage Foreclosure fees.-Damages
for u IIorse.-DiphtherIa nj Al.
plne.-yarious Matters.

Regular Correspondence.
Provo, May l0.--In the First distric,
court yesterday morning, Robinson
Brothers foreclosei mortgage OF ssl7
they held ON property OF P.Graenhalgh
in Fillmore. Mr.. Houtz, the attorney
In the case, asked for s75 fees, blu,
Judge Blackburn would only allow
$50, remarking that he expected to be
OIL the bench In n few days, and he
would foreclose all the mortgages nj
the rate Of $50.
The case OF John Cowans va TintIc
Range railway was tried and verdict
OF $50 returned In favor OF plaiptifI
The cause Of action was tho killing of
colt by the railroad.
Fred Bee lott this morning for Cali.
fornia to attend to his business inter
esls In the Golden slate.
Mrs, Electa Bullock departed yester.
day for Chicago where she will spend
several weeks visiting the World's
Fair.
Capinln w. ~. Davis was In the city
yesterday on legal business. He re.
covered some each nv compromise from
the Rio Grnndo Western for cattle
killed.
The Sun Foundry real estate build.
lngs and plant were closed out by auc.
ton Yesterday 60 Amos ID. Hcldaway
for $500. The foundry was previously
indebted to Mr.. Holdaway $1,000.
The b. Y. Academy ia making
preparations Tor the commencement
exercises. Field day viii especially bs
marked event.
II Is understood that DR.. Phillips,
professor OF science NJ the b. Y.
Academy, VIII go to the Church
university In Salt Lake next year.
Several cases Of diphthsrIa have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-10

TUE CuILrS.-Georgc F0fDus. Omaha, u
d Thomas and wife, Santa barbara. tai. John
John EaTiy, Mrs. william nuIiyan, Michigan
W ! Ryan, KAwlins; g " shores, Provo, II
Forester, Castle Gate, W q smith, Dci
Muinos, r DOdd aud son, Ashley, utah, W
y Davis, West water u Grant, American
Fork; II Morgan. ~ l.nusi II " liawiey,
Ossif, shnl = olnaburg, UinTinnatti q rrUwrc,
nnitei j Mlhaw, Idaho, Miss May Mllhaw,
Detroit.
TiiE KSursroRD,-fG White. Denver ;Isidor
lruy, New York Geo VI Franks, Philadelphia
Ia, 4 Herr, DurAngOi Edward Porter May,
nostoni ) NJ shAttuc, Geo 4 Hull, Denver; } u
Patterson, Boston l. llirschb0rn, Sew York
John knlnln, Dtnvillc, illsi n Regain, BOISE
CITY; Chas 10 Sycd, Minneapolis; J n Adler.
Now York, y q Dyer, ottawa illsi IA u SIN.
man and wife, Cohoog, \! Hiss Laura
Iowntond. Choyney, Ia, Mis-. Annie johnson,
Fairfax, la, NJ q Jones ma wife. omaha, Ohio
Linn, j W Bruy, Denmark; Count licla
hzlchinzi, three daughter and maid, Count
karuls, iluugarYi l. q W rhililpa, surrey,
England, M Nicholson, Hampshire, England.
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DrIATIks.

wnIIE.-In this city May 4. 1873. Annie II.
White. daughter of James and the late Jane
White. OF tho Eleventh Ward; born October
II, 1874 %
Funeral tomorrow. Thursday, afternoon. al
? O'Clock, from No, ~, street.
WOODBURY., Harriet Miller Woodbury.. VITA
Of Thomas H. Woodbury., sen, daughter or
Josiah and Amanda Morgan Muller, born Jauu.
AIRY ~, ISIS, IN tlarington, Senesee County.
New York Died May 10Th, At Ol25 am.
Funeral 10 be held in tho Seventh Ward
meeting house, friday,l2lh, NJ 2pm. Friends
OF INC fanny feapeeunly invited TO attend.
FLYGARE. In Salt Lako city, MAY 10Th.
1893, OF aiuto Brghts disease and urpnil'
Miranda flrgarc, aged 2. wears. Funrrai
from residence, l52 north, First West tomor
row. Thur6dsy, ~ O'Clock pm.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

A. Dodds Of Ashley, accompanied
by MS son, is IN Nc Lake doing rs
Salt Lskers DO. For the time being
they reside at the Cullen.
-,
II. Forester, hoiuing tho position OF
United States Inspector OF mines for
this Territory, came In last evening
and Is autographed ut the Cullen
hostelry.
j. A. Hyde, VINO handles the cash
IN transit to and from the vault OF the
Nephi bank, Is here ami apparently
Mt home too. The Morgan is his
present address.
q. w. Shores, Uuv " provo's NJ.
D.'s, IL In salt Lake eastward bound
on u business trip. IL IL announced
that on his return the doctor will
transfer his allegiance from tins Garden
city to the metropolis.
-
l.. l.. johnson, stout and rugged 90
In the lang eync days, was soen ON u
disloca.cd marSin OF Main street today.
The Democratic wave OF last fall was
the means Of waiting Mr.. johnson
Into the recordership OF Box Elder
county, as consequence OF which lac
changed his residence from Corinne
TO Brigham City.
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Cuticura Resolvent,

The new niood and Skin Purifier. and great
oet OF humor Rem edloa. clcsnses the blood u
~ Impurities and poisonous elements. and
thua fomoNci the cause, while CuIfuuEA, the
quieite SKIN heautncr. clear tho akiu and
scalp andtestorc the hair. Thus the CurfCu
IA REMEDIES cure every stecics OF itching,
'ufning, soaly, pimply and blotchy skin, fcsln
and blood discusos, from plmules 10 aerofili,
ilom infancy TO age. when tho beat physiciahs
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again appeared 10 Alpine. Little Pear
Jones, aged nine year, suceunbed 10
ths disease on Monday. Mrs. Win
who lost three children from diphtherla
short time ago, has another child
down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-10

% heop III. hands tied 10 tho cradle and hold
Them when he was taken Up; and had 10 kfop
mittohs ued on his hands 10 keep his nngef.
mars out OF tho sores, aa he aould scratch II he
could IN any way get his hands loose We know
Your CuftcuuA RrMEDiHs cured him. We feel
uAfo 10 recommending them 20 others
OHO. II. and JANErTA HARRIS,
WeLafer Ind
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May 10th. noon.

WY IVlNl HOUn.
wheat-Easy; cash, T5i 4; July, 7Og,
Corn-Woak; cash. i2A; July, isy.
Oats--steadyi cash, i0s July, 2gG
fors-s!eady cash ;9' ~ July. 900.
ii,ibs-steady cash. 1885, July, ioi!l..
Barley-Gs.
flan-i0s.
Timothy--3q0.
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BAD ECZEMA ON DIDv.
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had TO Tie His Hands 20 Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broke out on bis head with .
b3d form Of eozema, when he was fsur fnonihs
sl. We ulcn three doctor, but they did not
lcln Nun. we then used your three q ffCuR.
hLhEDIns. and after ualng lhnm nlnNnn unnI.
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Forest Dale water Company.
There will be a meeting to c,mplete
arrangements for laying pipes and per.
focting water system tomorrow (phnrs-
day. evening AZ 1880 O'Clock, Every.
one awning land Mt Forest DaIe Il
urgently requested TO bb lpresent The
meeting viii he held at the farm house
GEORGE NJ. CANNoN.
os.W. sUMMERHAYs,
NJ. O. MORRIS.
WILLIAM SPRY,
john NJ. CANRoS,
Committee.
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sold everywhere. Price. Curtcuai, s0.;
soar, &c khtOLvExr. 400. Prepared by tho
POTTER Dnto AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
e. send for" GLOW 10 Cure gtin plseasct,"
% parea. % lllaairAll1na nd 100 toatImnnIhIa.
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T SAVINGS BANK.

AGO MAIN SrR1Hr.
Open Saturday evenings nom To \ o'eloch
bnor cent interest pald On deposits OF 81 40 or
more. and compounded four times a year W
Utah Title Insurance 4 Trust Co.
OIl1ALr Ntu.teo, nun ran.
j. K. DooLY. President; W. :. Mccop,ov
WlcKs, Cashier.
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exactly according 10 al.
foctions no began 10
steadily improNo.and Al
ter the use u them for
, seven months his head
was entirely we'll. When
We began using IL his
head waa a cold sore
FROM the crown to hia
eyebrows, II WAS also
al over his ears, most u
his facc,auf small places
on different parts OF hi
body. There wcro six
treu weeks that We laI
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20
La Premiere Communion.

Nous avons ell dams notre Esiise Ca
tholiQue. dc st. Landry la premiere
communion des enfants do Ia paroisse.
Cette solennit6 qui interesse toute Ia
paroisse par So saintete, la plus belle,
la plns tonchante des ceremonies de
notre cnlte, q du EXETER cette aimee
dams les ceur des parents de profonds
sentiments de joie ct de bonheur, par
la bonnie tenue, lie rcceuillement OF la
piete do leur cheers ~enfants.
La retraite preCh6e en- FranGais par lie
?. Burgot l'assistant zGle de Ia paroisse;
on Anglais par lie Pere Noise don't la
parole chaude ct 81 haute est bien con
u de notre population americana.
commemorate lundi pour fnir mercredl
Soir. Soixante neufenfants approchaient
le la Ste. Table pour Ia premiere tois
Vingt-neuf enfants de race blanche,
luarante dc couleur.
A trois heures p. H., Ia c6lemouie DE-
a renovation de leurs vmuX de bapteme
It de leur censecration a la Ste. Verge.
es rappelait a l'6glise ct Inc nombreust
assistance de parents ct d'amis ecoutaiI
'%ecuelllle ct touchee ces promesses 81
-~olepnelles du renoncement an demon.
FabandOn d j. c., de cons6cratjOn d
Marie.
Cette petite ftte rehaussee par lee
han's dc cantiques "ppropri6s a Ia eli
constance a etc favorisee dun temp
;plendide, ct laisseIa dams nutre popula
ion cathoIiqne 81 nombreuse aux Ope
0usas lie meilieur souvenir.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20
''CaI1Gled Eggs

Inns term ls often seen III market IcpulIa.
out a iow people probably know it's meanifg,
Gambling Is tue process eggs are PM through
by commission mon who separate the good
detecting eggs from bad are going tLs rounds.
out the most aud i'll fact the onty reliable one
- that OF Gambling or utilizing light Tor the
purpose. j box about one foot long and six
inches wide Is taken and two holes are cut
Ii one side, each about the size Of an cgr,
\ candle is placed inside the box with Tie
tatno resting opposite the two holes. A dark
oom Is Low sought, the candle lighted aud
ne eggs, two at q time, arc placed in the
'ox. Ii they arc neutrality-suspicious. and OK.
Ilolt no spots they are good. Ii, however,
hey, arc the least bit tainted. or slightly
latched, black spots from the size of a pins
Ieao 10 thai OF a half dollar, will he distinct
y seen. An incandescent LIGHT is better tLan
I candle where such is outainablo.-Lakc
Charles Commercial.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20
AVIS!

A nos amis en- general, ct il toutes let
personnes qui supportent notre jour
nal:
Nous appelons rattcntion de toute'
les p]ersonnes eui doivent faire de-
publications legales. particnlieremen
des ventes par autOrite de justice, sn'
le default de precautions qn'elles ont d.
ne pas donner les instructions neces
saires ct positives ponr que ces publ
cations soient faites par lie journal d.
leur choix; celia nous prive, en- efr'
dun patronage qui mons serait accOrdc
Le sheriff de la paroisse apporte, el
effet, TN zele qui tent de la ialonsie. {
assurer'au journal don't il est o seule
ment lie directenr mails un des princip
Rux ~actionnaires, toutes les ventes pa,
autorit6 de justice, ct c%ertaines pnblI
cations en- cette natiere, ont apparl
dams ce journal, bien q~n'elles dussenr
~ appartenir, scion lintention des
parties elles-m&mes, 81 elles a~vaien'
Gt6 consultees; eft d'autres nous ont et'
%enlevees, d la demande personnelle d.
sheriff on dc ses d6pntes OH moment d.
In Specification des ordres de saisie.
Ceux qui pref6rent soutenirou patro,
niser tout autre journal de cette parois
sc, sont parfaitement libres, ct nous
a~urions fort mauvajse grace a nous
plaindre de sembiable preference; mais
hos amis qui d6sireut nous aceorde,
leur soutien, sont Instrument prizes DE-
WELLER a &c que les officers soient ex
rr6ss6ment reqnis de bonner an Cour.
rier, les publications qui penvent les
coDcerner; ct nons les engageons aussj
particulierement, a ne pas Sc laisser 10
fueneer en- aucune maniere, pour les
faire consentir, an besoin les contrain
Dire a bonner ces publications q to1t
autre journal, quel gull soft.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20
Decision Judiciare Concer
nant les Journaux.

10. Toute p~ersonne Qni retire regn
tenement un journal du bureau d.
'oste, qn'elle ait souscrit on non, qn'
ejournal soft adress6 d son nom GU i
:elui dun antre, est Responsible d.
'aiement.
20. Toute personne Qui renvoit. III
lournal'est tenue de payer tous les ar
erages qu'eile doit sur Announcement OF
'utrement, l'6diteur peut continuer /;
nj envoyer jusqn'a ce qu'elle ait pave
Dams CO cas-, Fabonne est tenn dddoD
Ter en- outre le prix de l'abonnemen,
lu'il ait retire on non le journal d.
oureau de poste.
30. Tout abonu6 pent etro ponrsuivl
pour Announcement dams 10 district on ],
Journal est public lors meme quill de
neurait d des centaines de lieues dt
Get endroit.
DO. Les tribunaux ont dicide Que Il
de refnser de retirer I'm jourRa
lu bureau de poste, on de changer de
residence ct dc Iaisser accumuIer les
num6ros i Iancienne adresse, consti
une presumption ct n preuvt
.tiEcie d'intention dc fraude.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20

The following we clip from the n. 0
Democrat and calculated to be of in.
terest to our sugar planters:
Internal Revenue Collector Powers
has prepared the following circular for
distribution among the sugar pro
ducers of the section under his D
vision /:
"Sugar producers are respectfully in
formed that the time has arrived for
fIing their bonds, together with no.
tees and applications for license for
the ensuing fiscal year.
PARTIES intending to manufacture
sugar and present claims for bounty
are required to have the necessary pa
pers filed in this Office prior to july /,
1893.
Zach producer upon application to
this Office, will be- furnished with four
copies of Form 297, sugar producers
notice, and APPLICATION for license, and
too copies of Form 278, sugar produ-
GERS bond.
Notice and application for license,
as heretofore directed, is required to
be made in triplicate aud should ac-
company the bond: only one bond
should be executed and forwarded to
this office.
"Ihe purpose in furnishing produ.
GERS with four copies of notice and ap-
pllcation ls to enable them to retain a
copy, reference to which may be neces-
sary in the preparation of subsequent
applications"
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20
The Country Editor.

A country editor is Que WHO reads news,
papers. writes on any subject, SITS type.
works The land press, kicks the job press,
mail, runs errands, saws wood, carries coal
when he can lind it loose, is blamed for =
thousand things he could not do. is accused
OF things ho never thought of, works hard
sixteen hours i'll the day, helps people into
office and gets ,'cussed" Tor pay, = pulls "
everybody, gets cheated ont of his dues, does
more to build up the town and country than
anyone else III It, whose opinion must be iu
accord with every subscriber he has and the
'niseriy old togics who are most benefited by
uls work refuse TO taxi OF patronize his pa
per, but go every week aud borrow it from a
progressive %neighbor. Reader are you a
togy
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20

L'Advocate, de Baton Rouge, dit QUE
rUniversit6 a envoy6 25 caisses dob.
Jets a exhiber, d disposition de Chica.
go. Cette collection consiste en- fruits,
l6gumes, puts des oiseauz du pays, de.
animaux, DIES specimens des ditferents
soils de la Louisiana.
L'institution des Sounds muets a ex-
pedie, a lExposition do Chicago, IL
caisses de produits. On Y remarque
nu mobilier de chambre a coucher, fail
en- bois de magnolia. On cite encore
une table superbe, eouleur d'ebene ell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bien travaiilee. Il
y q, aussi, dams la collection, des sou
liers, des ravaux de fantastic, de>
photographed de grande dimension, DIES
dessiDs artistement fats.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20
correspondence

HAAsrILLG, Ia May I5tb, 1888.
EDITOR CuCEtLE:
The trbt half Of the prtbeut mouth has
past by, and with il VIC nave had deluges of
rain which has completely clogged all farm
work.
Cotton is beginning 10 get grassy, with no
hope while 1t continues To rain OF getting
rid OF it. <
No blowing Of ANY consequence has been
lone during tue past two Weoks-a heavy
rain Oh yesterday will further delay work for
some days. Should We have a ~clearup at this
late, 1t will theu require some days to get
the soil dry enough to stir it proiitabiy.
Corn crops arc very the throughout this
section OF the country, and most farmers
were preparing to commence laying their
'rops by on the first Of the mouth, but the
Dad weather sot in then, since il has been
nut OF the question to pillow corn or much else
t0r that matter.
Cane crops are doing well, but begin to
need dirt and the application Of fertilizers.
Should the rains continue for the balance
u the month, as it has since the beginning,
he cotton crop will evidently be a short ono
Tor this vicinity.
Business is to say the most, dull. Farmers
ind planters are working close. Just AS near
BEDROCK as possible for them to reach aud
get along at all. Meats are IN u manner out
Il tho reach in price to the working classes.
Money Is very scarce, with no prospect in
iglt at present of it becoming very plentiful
again soon.
What WI really need in the South is more
Mills and factories for working and mann.
lacturing the raw material of our fields and
crest int" understandable sh4pe-lnstcad as at
resent sending it North and pay freight
10Th ways besides an enormous ir!uiit 10 The
orcign manufactured.
An instance i'll sight to-day. points to a
lumber firm near by, engaged iii cnttiug and
'hlpping thousands of feet Ct sawed usl, to
lineage. or course timber and mill men ara
rot to blame for selling their products where
hey. BRING the most money. 1t is al right
IND Just, yet the point is, for the Southland to
'fer ovely inducemeut possible to c4uifaIjst
o come among us and build shops and fac
cries, which would soon bring about a
'hange III the present system OF agriculture.
Nothing else will do it. Yours,
ILLINOIS
The Opelousas courier., 1893-05-20
B.

Commissaire de Ia Cour de Circuit des
Etats-Unis, pour ls District Sud. Quest de la
Louisiana.
Commissaire dc Ia Cour des r6clamations
des Etats-Unis.
Notaire Public dams ct pour la paroisse st.
Landry.
Son attention toute particuliere sera don.
nee aux entrees de terres eft aux preuves e.
oales. S'oceupera de collector promptement
dams les paroisses St, Landry ct Acadie.
S'occupera des pensions, des patenrcs, etc.
Office avec IHOn Jno. N. Ogden, Opelousas.
Is juillet, 1891.