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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-20
Ginises iiber sSSabres 3inge.
Don +. ). Ridars.
(ShluB).

| NOi4tupJ.
Sn 8ennet SowIers: 'sTableaux oil
New Orleans" finben mir, baB mad
Der 8ere9nung bon Didinlon un6
Sropn bas Nlter BON atpei @eneratio.
{ men geiunfeneu Gppre1en Mdlbel
! II 900 Sabre betrage. 6aben bieIe
@elebrten nun bic Sabress&inge elmer
ober mebrerer Stdmme, BON ber 3inbe
anfangenb, bis gum Ser3en Der 8dume
forgfdltig ge5dblt2 &einesnegs. Sic
| fdnitten ein Stiid aus benz duBeren
Sbeile inter Der &inbe zines 5tammes
nnb sdblten 95 bis 12O Ringe auf ben
3ol. multipli3irten nit Der 3ol3abl
bes balben Dur6mefers gum Mittels
punfte bes 9eraens, unb gelangten 10
obne mitrosfopii6e ermtbenbe 3db=
lung gu ben II, 900 Sabren.
9umbolbt, Nbanion, Ngalf3 unb atte
bere Jtaturfori9er fonnten an e B e NJ
ben Stdmmen feline anbere Mltersbes
re4nung gu Stanbe bringen, alS baB
fie cine 99eibe eber Stiid bes duBeren
Sbeiles zines Baumrieien ausldgen
ober ausbauen lieBen, bic eyabresz
ytinge zines gegebenen &leinmaBes
adblten, um ebenfaus bur9 Miultiplis
tation nit benz &abius beS Dur6meie
iers bic Summe Der Sabress&inge bes
Stammes 81 erbalten.
llnb bieie 8ere6nunes Metbo6e
tann nul elm aruabfali6es &eiultat
liefern.
slbsefeben babon. baB bic 3dbs
lung BON 120 papierbiinnen &ingen
uobl nur bur6 Soppel3dblung, &im=
gesranb un6 gertiefung Der S6eibez
linien = eine feblerbafte mar, pergr6s
BERT fi6 bic Side Der Sabres &inae,
menn aud periobenmeiie, nod benz
9er5en 5u, in gebro9ener prpgreilion
Der 3ablenreibe.
So muB e8 bod ipobl Sebem flar
eri6einen, baB bic 9lmsabl gfinge,
peI6e Elm ausgei6nittenes Stiid SoI8
inter Der Ginbe zines Baumltammes
seigt, fein WeaBitab ober 8erbdltniB
bietet, um bana6 Die ganse Summe
Der Sabress&inge bis gum 6ersen be-
re6nen gu f0nnen.
Sd min bies bmr@ elm 8eilpiel
iluitriren. Gin 6armer, elm naber
Bermanbter bon mir, 8otanifer unb
&unitsdrtner pnn 8eruf, bat bier por
bier Wo6en am Grio Canon an einem
felt LANCER 3eit trodenen Seitenlaufe
bes Sluiies einen uralien Gppre1iens
Baum, um S6inbeln barauS su
f6neioen, abbauen Iaien. Ser 5tamm
tpurbe bann iiber benz @ur5elfode
glatt abgeidgt, 10 baB man nit unbez
maffneten 9lugen obne 99mierigfeit
bic Sabres &inge beS iieben SUB i'm
Sur6meher mddtigen 8aumes FORFEIT
gu 5dblen permodte. 9as Wa6Stbum
biefes &ieien mag ipobl elm sSabrbun
bert ober mebr aufgeb6rt baben, tpenn
aud bic 3meige Der &rone nod nidt
ibre Grif6e berloren batten. So Elm
gaumriefe mag, ebe feline 2ebensffaft
eri60pft 1T, piellei6t nod bic 6dlfte
bes 3eitraume5, tpel6e er fir feline
n6llige Nusbilbung (Wa6stbum) be-
hurfte, D:iter begetiren, unb na66em
baS 9er3 besielben bereits elm Sabrs
bunbert erforben, berfault lit, bas
9lnDa6fen Der Stammmaiie aufgebort
bat = bleibt Der Saftauftrieb au ben
duBeren 3meigen Der &rone nod md6s
tig geEug, ieiu 2eben gu erbaIten.
Mir 5dblten an bieiem Stamm 483
Sabress s&inae. 9as paren alIo circa
II &inge auf ben 3ol BON Der 8inbe
big gum 6er3en. 9ie 3inge bes duz
Beriten 9bei'es bes 8aumes iinb BON
Der Side zines itarten pergamentspa,
piers, ipobinsegen iie iid in Nbfdben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-20
20. 6 a apiteI.

GlHe Stunoe 1pater lteb Wt1ttlQn0
lih BET Srau pou Sra9ipis melocn.
sic mar ni9t pcni9 ilber 6ieieu Be,
iu9 uerlpunbert, unb als oerlelbe cinz
trat, fur ben eriten Nugenblid iiber Def
len aebnli6feit nit @olisang frappirt.
9ofli9, aber etlpas get1elien, be9riiBte
Tie i'm, uno nad)oem fie ibu oebeten, lid)
su iesen, erflrnoiste iie fid, meldem
9liidli9en llmitan6e lie Die Gbre ieiner
@egenwart per0anfe.
.8erseiben sic, gnabi9e ssrau, oaB
id sic belalti9e," begann Waitlanb.
nSb9lei9 id e8 Ser S6idlidfeit anQes
melien fano, mid bel Sbnen meloen sn
lallen, 10 gilt n1ein 8elu9 bod eieentz
lib elmer iun9eH Dame, bic fid gegens
mdrtig nnter Sbrer Doblnollenoen Sbs
but befinoet. SD meine Srdulein 8ett>
BERG"
5rau bon 9ra9tpis beiaB Settles
9e9enmart 9enug, INN ibre lleberral9ung
5lt uerber9eu.
p5rdnlein Rettbere ina6te mir aller.
bugs Die 5reu6e, Elm paar Sage bel
mir 5n5ubrin9en," ailtfportete lie in
barmlolenn Zone, ubat mid aber beute
uerlaiien."
Sbslsid Maitlanb ben 5dein oes
@lel4nntbes bei5ubebalten iu6tc, 70
lag bod eine selpiiie uluutbige 5darfe
IN letnettt Zone, inoem er ermioerte:
rDann erlanbe id mir, end6iae Nrou,
Sie I'M 5rdulein Gettberes GSreiie alt
bitten.A :" o
,Seioer bin i6 ni6t in Ser 2aae, Die
len Wunl9 81 erfiillen," mar Die bofs
li9e Gntiport.
rDarf i'd beideiOen fragen, oh bieIe
ablehnenOe Nntlport einen belonberen
0runo fat ober Oh 3bnen lelblt Der
Nufentbatt Der jun9en Dame unbefannt
1T? Da i9 fir Srdulein Hettbera
lebr mi9ti9e 0ia9ri6ten babe, 70 lit es
DHrwuuv fl6tbig, oab id lire Goreiie
erfabre."
SD 9eitebe," oerlette 6rau Don
Rra6wis, bag i@ Sbnen ben 9e.
miini9ten aufi9luB ui6t sebe, neil
oas Srdulein mid 9ebeten bat, 9iies
manO 3n iagen. pobin iie se9ansen Y IT,"
pNber NIT 8iidii6t oarauf" err
wioerte Maitlauo, rSaB gn9elegenbeiten
Der ernitelten grt, an ipel9er ibr Bras
6er betbeiligt lit, in meiner 0ano ruben,
iollte i9 bod meinen, lie miiete cine
ausnabme 3lt meinen Gunften genla6t
baben.
sic fat e8 ni9t 9etban, cntge9nete
SSrdu BON Pra6mis trofen, vunO ionlit
tann au6 i6 eS ni6t anf mid nebmen,
cine Slnfliabne 5u ma6en."
nOiein, 9llaOiSe Srau, bteier Qnii6t
uerlnag i6 ni6t beiSnpfli9ten," oers
iette Wiaitlano fiibn, It'd iOllte niels
inebr glaubeu, eab sic TT 8etra6t
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0it@ o nne

Die onne
ri9t bnr1,
tpie i6ipar5 aud bas iie
perbitllenbe 8eipolt iei,
tuenn bic BON Trauers
fraufbeiten nieber9ebeuste
Grau gu DR.. Yierce's
Favorite Prescription
greift. gsenu tbr 6as Sc.
ben perbittert ipirb burd
9roniide Sdwd9e.3u,
ttdnoe, St6runsen beiita.
ter Natnr unb peinigenoe
unre9elmdbistett, tpeld,e
stneGual ibres s@eif)ledts
ttro, 10 ipirO fie burd) bas
Prescription pollffdnoia
furirt. Sft fie iiberarbeis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-20

nod benz 0er3en, gu etnem balben Soll
Side, aIS Wtarimum perbreiten.
Woman, tDie i'd ebenfans beute Mor>
gen ant SabinalzSluiie eine @ingadb=
lung eorgenommen babe, III Der duBers
ten 3ollbreite inter Der &inbe 81 &imge
adblt, fplgt bdnn big gum Mittelpuntt
oes peroens Die bier ber5ei6nete &eibe:
3pII &eibe bon ser 3 Fl ber 9tinae
Ntnbe bis sum Screen a,lf Ben 3pu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-20

nad, Dem SanoiperferitanOe anSuge90s
ten oil eillem auoeren Glide llta9ten
ii6 orei ooer bier 9an5li6 3erlumpte
&erle brett al eincm britten ltnterbiels
ten fib einise falt ltuserbaft eetleioete
9erren, bas Monofel i'm gluse, ben
feinen @Dliuberbut auf Dem &opfe, Die
WdiGe taoelloS nub blenOeno lpeiB.
(Sortietuns foIst>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-20
2u Dermietheu.

Oberbalb Der n6reien YreHe" 1T
cine aus mehreren 3immern beiteben6e
Q8obnung 3lt bermietben. 9ta1aufraz
gen ont Blabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-20

Meine Srau bat i6on felt ldnsee
rem Sabren bdufig 9r. 9luerit &6nigs
9amburger gruittbee gegen @rfdItunz
gen gebrau6t unb ftets nit guten grz
folgen. Soren5 Slanfe, sac @itD, Sa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-20
Yubz 9Sadrclr.

SIN gntpaaret' Separtement fperben mir
SaS brilianteite baben, ipas ie bier seseist
nIrbe.
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9eODitdtelt

in ieosm Separteinent inieres @eiddfts, be.
fonbers a,.9 IN Sai6entii6ern.
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Neue @lallfets.
9ellc Nidntel.
Glate : @an0i(tlu1e.

Sstr baben eine sanse 9(usipabl in ~, 81,
T. i'nb sfnopfisen Musquetdre 0anbfAuben
erbalten. gfeue Sarben. @reiie Don 75 Gents
a,,fpGrts.
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@anS9altnmgS Mrtifel.

llnler Sraperie Serettement iit iebr in
Anipru@ ssnontmen. llneesdblte Muiter in
Sptten unb @9entue gorbdnsen. @uerbanb
Sraperieil iperben entipprfen nnb iel6it aus
sefibrt. Man Bat nur 81 ipablen. gprtieren
bon $3.50 auf!pdrts; Spiten gorbdnse bon
rs Gents ab. SafeI=9einen3eus, Sanbtiid)er,
Saunen'Auilts, &iiien &c. &C.
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8 6idialSw wege.
Roman bon Snrt 6uffntcifter.
(Tertietung).

r@eiter lpuBte mir sic Wirt1in altd)
ni1tS 5u Iagen," bemerfte &ettberg.
sd begniigte mid iebo9 nit bieler
slnSfnnft ni6t, louoern ftellte Grfltnz
oigun9en I'M gan5eu Sauie oil. ,3mei
Srauen batten meiue S6melter NIT
einer uornebln seflsibeten Game in
einen ele9allteu gSa9en itei9en lcben.
Gin Dienitmann, ber betm &utl6er ouf
Dem BOD 9eieilen, batte Ben Softer
berabgetrageit. Wfebr lpnBte mam mir
ni9t 5u beri6ten."
r@tne elegant eefleibete Dame? ?"
pieber1olte Mtaitlano ipie I'M Selbitees
iprd9. User f0nnte oaS gelpelert
fein?" 9l0slid) erbob er ben Gopf,
ben er i'm yta60enfen auf Die Srnit
bate finfen lailen. Wtogli9er 9Seile
befano ct ii6 bereits auf elmer Spur.
Gr erinnerte ii6 5meier 8rtefe, ipel6e
ibm ber Baron bon Sturel1 unlt1ittelz
bar Dor Dem Duea fir BEN Sail leincs
EooeS 5ur Seior9ung iiberseben unb
Damn tpieSer abeenommen bate. Ser
eine mar an Den SuitiSratb Garus, Der
anbere oil cine Sran bon 8ra1mit
abrellirt, beren 9tamen Maitlano iholl
friiber in @eielll9aften bate nenne1t
b0ren. Scr @eOaufe, oaB ser 8aron
Wtelanien inter Ben S9us oieler Dame
geitellt baben fOnne, lag nabe genl1g.
rgSir mollen morgen lpeiter iiber sic
gade lpreaen," ia9te Ntaitlanb, iicb
bon leiren 9eliel er6ebeno. raonls
men Sie i'm 2aufc 6es gornlittagS sn
MR.
nMorsen frab feds llbr erwartet
mid SIR SreunO anf bent 8abn1oie
SrieOri9ltraBe, Tim mid nod Srenlers
hapen gu be9leiten," ipanote Stettberg
li6elno Elm.
so fommen Sie bielen 9ta6nittag
lit Der ied)iten Stunoe ipie0er," be-
ftimmte MaitlanO. vDo6 lparten sic
einert glugenblid."
@r 3og ipieoer Die Grieftaltbe nit
Dem lbillernoen leberSuge bon 96lane
9enbaut bernor, nabn1 aus cineln nit
Banfnoten oollgeitopften Sadie berlels
ben cinen 9nnOertmarfl6eilt uu6 iiberz
ret9te i'm icinem neuen 9erbiinoeten
nit ben Worteu: rgtebmen sic bieS
ais Sanoselo. 8enn ser Grfols I'm.
lere 8emiibunsen fr6nt, 10 bat SIR
Slid besonnen."
8ettberg sriff be9ieri9 nod Dem
Wtammon, fir pel9en er-bas mar
ibm iebr tuobl bewuBt- ieine SGpelter
perfanfte, nnb mari Dem @eber eilt be-
OeutiameS 2d6elu 3u, ipel6es lelblt oiee
len bOberen Ddmon nit Gfel uno Ser
abtuus erfiillte.
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&lei0eritoffc.

Die neueitsn 5abrifate, S rben, Muiter.
Sollss s'iiortiment ner sopiafims Mooem,
Sote 8uller, @esentcaenfarben.
Seiak
IN Snmmt Seibe, qerlen, Bllld, gdnbern
@obtaten fiji @romenaSez unb @eleulbafts.
Toilette.
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q @trbit= MopttQtcu
========= == - won SON. -........ ...
yteue @aartu TT ie0em 9epartement.

eas "eaa Du aae sSe bic gwapem mb fm Sn N1n
pa @aao an hh sarhg Nptkn
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Seppide !. seppide !!

Sunberte neuer SHUTTER in eIesanten Sep.
piden, @opaI @iItons, Meauettes, 8obt,
9riifleler &C. 9as Yublitum birb eritaunt
iein, nniere Gnspabl su ieAen.
S(aes mem! nem, mem!
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ne Ssn uaS gduaafnb
@ S0aosa ones n sm nb MIR abn
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9ameu= u=Saillellt. 8louleu.

@'robartise Bargains. &sin &pnfurrent
fann uns sleidbfomlner. Srhbere a,reiie tpertsn
gar nidt beriidliettigt.
8unte rber fpeibe SS~'fIen su 70 Gents llns
S. Cents,
amf IS GemtS rebmSirt.
@eibe 81 unS $l.25 EaiIlen 81 So Gents.
Sdparse 2aipn Saillen, friiber ;a $l.a5
uuo $3.50,
iest anf 81 rcomsirt.
@eibe eaipn 1ailIen at $500, $2.25 uns
$3.50; rebu5irt auf $175.
aIe $500, $3.50 unb $500 9robe.Ioiasn
pra6tpoa geItidt. in alien Garten
81 $3.50 prp gtiid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-20

Die
W0aeutli9e 6reie Yreiic far gtras
eri1eint
ieoen Donneraa8
unb foHst
30. 50 fit 6dS Sabr poer $1.25
g Wonatc tn UDransbesahimMa.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
Are You Going ?

Before you decide upon visiting tho
Worlds Fair you will want to know
about what it will cost you after you get
there. 1t is agreed that a person can
not make " the round" of the great ex-
position with any satisfaction In less
than ten days. On this basis the follow
ing estimate has been prepared by a
gentleman in Chicago who has given
careful attention to the subject:
Sleeping accommodates at $1.35. S13 so
Admission to grounds at &c.,. 5 90
Meals-breakfast 25c, midday in
the grounds 75c, supper Csc;
IL 2o.-- 10 oV
One entrance to each of 81 side
shows on Midway Plaisance
at 20c- .....---.s.......... 10
One ride OH the elevated road. 10
One ride on the electric boat ... rs
One ride on the sliding railway. 10
One ride on the ice RAILROADS.&C.. 10
Use of lavatory once each day at
l0 cents. ..,.ry..:. ...-.-.. ! w
Use of camp stool each day at lCc ! 90
Total :...... .---. .-.-.:...:;..S37 80
From the business center the round
trip can be made, by cable or elevated
lines, for 10 cents; by steam cars or
steamboat, IS enthusiastically Gazetteer,
Denisop, Texas.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
w. C.. T. u. Column.
Under the auspices Of ". e, I. L. Of Opcirus;'

Under the auspices of ". e, 7. L. of OpcIuusas.
Mrs Obier, President.
Mrs. Crawford, Recording SECRETARY.
Mrs. Settoon, Corresponds Secretary.
Miss White, Treasurer,
The W. &. L. L. meets every Tuesday
afternoon at live o'clock. The members
will assemble Tuesday afternoon, April
25tb, at the residence of Mrs. NJ. Brooks.
All ladies interested, members and non
members, are cordially invited to he
present.
At the regular meeting on April 18th
much business was transacted and new
fields Of labor entered upon. These
new and important departments will be
fully discussed and arranged at the
next meeting. The w. c. TT. of Opel
ousas has come to stay and to accom-
plish a good and grand work.
Credentials were officially given to the
following ladies who are delegates to
the Louisiana State W. C. TIL. Conven-
ton which met in Lake Charles Thurs
day, April Goth: Mrs. ". Obier, Mrs. S.
Crawford, Mrs. r. K. Settoon and Mrs.
NJ. Brooks. These ladies expect to learn
many new plans of work from the pro-
gressive aud wide-awake women they
will meet at this convention.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
AN OPPORTUNITY.

The New Orleans Weekly Delta makes an Of
fer that should interest every reader in this
community. They have securt the agency for
Prof. Nichols Busness Guide, which Is com.
plete cyclopsdia Of useful knowledge. book
that the farmer the merchant, tho clerk and
the head of every household needs to consult.
II contains more useful and valuable informa-
ton in its 2S9 pages than any book published.
they propose to offer this book with their don.
BILE number weekly paper at price within tho
reach of all. As for their paper it Is without q
superior as weekly in the entire South. 1t is
published tpice a ,ceek-104 eightrpage papers a
the price of both the paper and the book.
They offer this excellent paper one year and
the above book for the price OF the paper alune,
81 per annum. Either the paper or the book
would be cheap at the price of them both, 81.
In case you are not satisfied with the book or
the paper on receipt OF the first copy, you can
return the book to the Delta and your money
will be refunded in full without question. We
trust our readers will take advantage of this
offer, which Is only good for q limited time.
Address The Delta, New Orleans, La. Remem-
her it only takes 81 to secure both the book and
the Delta for year-provided you order now.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
Pay your subscription.
IF Not, Why Not 2

All annual subscribers to either the
SATURDAY BLADE or the CHICAGO LED
GER, w. D. Boyce's Big Weekliee, pub
lished at lib, 115 and III Fifth Avenue,
Chicago, receive certificates emitting
them to free assistance in securing suit
able stopping places in Chicago during
the Worlds Fair, ut whatever price they
desire to pay. Are You subscriber to
Many people were victimized during
Dedication Week with poor rooms at
high prices, and uauy more will be in
the same situation next year unless they
receive competent assistance in the
matter. This is what the wv. u. Boyce
Bureau Of Worlds Fair Information y
will give You, and without one cent of
cost for the service. Some Trustworthy
person will be sent with each certificate
holder to the rooms selected, to see that
they are com fol tally and pleasantly To-
Gated. The, gu description price for eth
er paper is $500 per year.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
More Than a Billion

n. Y. World.
The session of Congress just closed
appropriated about S5l9,000,000. The
long session appropriated over 100000, :
co., So that the total sum spent by the
Flfty-second Congress will exceed ST.
O25, 000,0 900. This surpasses tho record
OF the first Billion Dollar Congress,
which merited and received the severe
condemnation of the people.
The Democratic House must receive
its full share of the blame for this reck-
less extravagance. 1t has been false to
tho pledges upon which it was elected.
it is not, as the Republican organs
would make out, wholly to blame for
this disgraceful record. Nearly every
appropriation as passed by the House,
in which these bills must originate, was
increased by the Republican Senate.
The aggregate of these additions is not
vet figured out, but it will, judging by
the past, more than equal the amount
by which the total exceeds billion dol
la,s. All these bills were likewise ap-
proved by Republican President. Mfr.
Harrison did not, we believe, in single
instance interpose his veto to protect
the taxpayers.
In addition to this, the increase Of
permanent appropriations made by the
Fifty-first or Reed Congress, which the
late Congress was bound to provide for,
amounted to nearly 'S70,000,000. The
Republicans are therefore directly res
ponsible for about 100000, 600 Of the to-
tai appropriations, and share the res
possibility for the rest-for in both
houses they have voted, as rule, for
lavish expenditures. It's we'll that we
aIe now to- have the whole responsible
ity fixed upon one party, and Presi-
dent who is not afraid to say No! No
more billion-dollar appropriations
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22

Now that the Senate has adjourned
without s day. the WORE - OF T., preparing
be taken up in the course of short
time. The tenor of the news from
Washington ia. that the Democratic
leaders of the House aud Senate will
have charge of the preparation of the
bill and that the President and Secre-
tary Carlisle will assist them as far as
possible by offering suggestions and
data. It ia the desire of the President
to have the bill ready when Congress
meets this fall, and so framed as to give
satisfaction to the Democratic party
N. u. States
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
POEHTECAL.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
New Orleans, La, March 10, 1898. }
This is to certify that according TO the returns
received by the Democratic state Executive
Committee from the Parish of st. Landry, OF
the election for members of the Parish Execr-
tive Committee of said Parish, which election
Was held on November sth, 1892, under the
rules adopted by the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee on October 18th, 1892, aud
amended on October 18th and 27th, 1892 the
following named gentlemen received u majority
OF the votes cast, and they are hereby declared
elected, namely:
At Large-A Pavy, c. c. Duson, OzGme Fon-
tenot, John T. Mcmillan and L. G. Quirk.
lst Ward-H. E. Estorge and d. Durio.
and Ward-Garland Peck and V. G. Guidry.
srd Ward-Miehel Robin and Chas. Clay.
4th Ward-R. N. Heath and Jos. Dubourdieu.
9th Ward--Wnl. A. Flynn and B. Cushman.
9th Ward-Samuel Haas aud J. j. Barnidge.
7th Ward-Adrien FontenOt and J. H. Parker.
sth Ward-M G.. Wilkins and Gus. Fusilier.
Il. b. kRU fTSCHNITT,
Chairman Dem. State Exec. Com.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
French Spelling.

The French Academy is considering a
series of spelling reforms for the next
edition Of it's dictionary. The following
changes were favorably reported on last
week: Hyphens are to be abolished in
such compounds as eau-de-vie, the
apostrophe in such words az entr'aider
foreign words such as break" and
"spleen," are to be written brec and
spine. Latin plurals like errata are to
take an "s.n Seur aud paon are to be-
come seur and pan "ph" is to become
'.f," and in plura!s x is to be changed
fa"s.D
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22

The DEMOCRAT begs to remind our
merchants, planters and business men
throughout tho parish that it is prepar-
ed to fill out any order for bill heads,
note heads, letter heads, bread and 9TH
CT tickets, aud in 4 word, for any order
in the job printing line, at short notice
and at fair and reasonable prices. Our
facilities for turning out neat and cheap
700 work are unsurpassed and people
requiring any thiag in that line will but
consult their OWN interests in giving us
a call and seeing for themselves what
bargains they can make, Give us q
trial
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
KNIGHTS Of pyTHTA,

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Tbs Democrat and Farm Journal . 90
Tie Democrat aud New York Witness 2 70
Tie Democrat and Courier Journal , 90
Tie Democrat and American Agricultural 10
Tho Democrat and American Ieraeltc i ~
The Democrat and Ana. Irnl. of Education , IN
he Democrat ard Am. Jrul. OF Pharmacy 60
Inc Democrat and sat. ETg. Post, phil 60
The Democrat and Sat. Night, rPhil.l $500, 4.
The Democrat and Cosmopolitan ........ 60
Wowill send the Democrat and any other pa!,er
or magazine al proportionatcly reduced lyttra
OF will forward subscriptions for any Of then,
ksess -. - saanna at puhlishsrs' ratea
NEW Yor' - rsss-szsss zzszssszs=ss
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22
WHAT ARLs YOUs

II you baye sudden darting pains in the joints
or muscles. and 1t recurs every time you get
cold, and appears in new places without leav-
ing any OF the old ones, the best thing to do is
to send TO the Drunlmond Medicine CO., 1850
Maiden Lane, New York, for bottle of Drum
months Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism.
1t will cure you. Be wise in time, and do not
be fooled with something else. II you have
Rheumatism, and if the druggist tells you the
truth he will say DIR. Dru!nmond's Ligbtnin.
Remedy is the only known cure, Agents want.
cd 80. - n -.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-04-22

The Parliament to which the Chicago
people seem to be looking forward with
the most eagerness, is "the worlds first
Parliament of Religions" 1t is to be
convened on the 18th of next Septem-
Der, and it will be a polygolt congress
representative of "all the shades of
Christianity. including the orthodox
Greek and Russian churches, Northern
and Southern Buddhism, Confncianism,
Shintoism, Zoroastriansm, Judaism,
Mohammedanism, aud the various
forms of Hinduism" The historical
ecumenical councils of Christendom
were narrow and provincial affairs
when compared with the coming Chica-
go novelty. as the Tribune of that town
tells us.-New York Sun.