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For Confederate Veterans.

Batcn Rouge ruth.
The constitutional commission has
agreed to recommend to the Legislature
a proposed amendment to provide Il
pension for INDECENT confederate SOL
diers or their surviving widows, in res
ponse to a very general public demand.
The Legislature vii no doubt accede to
the request of the commission and the
people will then place the seal OF applo-
val upon this act Of simple justice. At
last then will the poor dccrepit veteran
of the lost cause receive recognition
from the State at whose call he respond
with alaclity and for whose honor he
fought vaIantly and persistently. No
great deal can be granted in the way of
pensions, but be it ever so little it will
provide the old soldier with the neces-
sarles of life and do away with the de-
graduation of seeking assistance from
charitably disposed neighbors. There
are but few veterans of this State in
need Of public aid, but these few should
and will be provided for if the people
are not dead TO all feelings of honor and
gratitude. The constitutional commits
sion has done its duty, now let the ieg!s-
laturo act as favorably, that our old SOL
diers may pass their few remaining days
in comparative degree of comfort
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
THE COxEY ROAD PLAN.
Full Text of the Bill.

SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Sen
ato and House of Representatives in
, congress assembled: That the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury OF the lulted
States is hereby authorized and instruct
ed to have engraved aud have printed
Immediately, after the passage OF this
bill, Five Hundred Millions Of Dollars
Of Treasury Notes, a legal tender for all
! debts public and private, said notes to be
in denominations Of cue, two, tive and
! ten dollars, and to be placed in fund
! to be known us The "GeEeral Country
Road Fund System Of the Cnlted
States,n and to be expended solely fol
said purpose.
SEC. .. And be it futtIel enacted
That it shall be the duty OF the Secrc-
tary Of War to take charge OF the Gen
eral Country Road System in the United
States, ana said construction to com
mence as soon as the Secretary of the
! Treasury shall inform the Secretary OF
! War that said fund is available, Whicl
shall not be later thal;-----1S94, WhCT
il shall be the Guty OF the Secretary OF
Wal to inaugurate tie work and exnent
! the sum Of twenty millions Of dollars
per month pro rata with the nlmte OF
miles Of road in each State and Terri
| tory Of the United States.
SEC. 3. BE if further enacted, That
all labor other than that Of the Office OF
Secretary Of War, "Whose cnmpcnsa-
tons ale already tixcs! by law shall be
paid 10y he day, aud that the rate be
not loss than one dollar and fifty cents
per day fer common labor, and three
dollars and fifty cents per day for team
! and labor, and that eight hours per day
shall constitute days labor under The
provisions Of this bill.
PETITION
To the House Of R4pleseutativ Sen:
ate, and The President of the [ Ditcd
States:
Whereas, The public roads of the
United States generally are q national
disgrace on account OF their almost i'm
passabIe condition at least one fourth OF
the year, Thereby caualng great loss and
Inconvenience to the people, both com
mercially and socially; and
Whereas, There is at the present time
great depression in business and MANY
idle men are thrown upon charity on &C
count of not being able to dispose OF
their labor, and believing that human
nature is such that they would prefer to
! labor instead Of receiving charity, it
they but had tie opportunity, and be-
lie7ing also that the agricultural classes
are paying all the taxes they can stand
we, the undersigned, do therefore re-
quest and urge upon you the necessity
OF immahatr action, as follows; THAT
YOU ENACT A LAW, To issue $780,
100000 of Treasury Notes, to be a full
legal tender, of all debts, both public
and private. snch money to be set apart
exclusively for Public Roads, aud to go
to each State pro rata with the number
OF miles of road in the State and to be
appropriated and issued at the rate of
twenty millions of dollars per month.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
New York, Jan. 9TH, 1894.


Editor DEMOCRAT:
Dear Sir There are those no ''never pay
any attention to what newspapers say hui
we think it important, especially in case they
fall into error as their position in the con
mmuity ls great, exceeding that of the ;udi
: vdual many thousand fold. Let Us, say at
the o,Is ssat that we are charitable enough II
's.t naught down ffFf.al.ce and believe -.
misrepresentation is duo r. fif.srnucantin,'
based on faulty information. First is Ia
some few things charged against 1.-THE foreign
rice interests of New York" 1t is stated
.'Unclean rice, which is nothing more nor
less than clean rice miyed with a little flour,
is brushed in New York aud put on the mar
ket as clean rice. 1t actually costs to brush
The rice bnt | ~ OF a cent per pound ana vet
the New York importers demand difference
in the tariff duty Of fully of a cent per
ponnd in favor of uuc!eaned rice so.called."
There are three statements in the above
and each one false. !, there never has been
nor are there imports made of "clean rice
mixed with "a little flour" 2 the cost of
milling the rice referred to greatly exceeds
\ It32 OF a cent per pound. 3, the New York
importers are not asking difference in the
tariff of duty fully of cent per pound in
favor OF unclean rice SO called"
So much in way of general correction and
now TO that which is more personal. We are
not ashamed of anything done or sought as
have neither done or sought anything which
IL,
We have simply asked that the tariff on lice
be made more comprehensive and that it rec.
agnize three worldwide known forms of I'M
rleaped rice:
lst. Uncleaned Bengal or Patna, mealy
state, inner cuticule partially loosenea or re-
moved, which would be rated ! cent less than
cleaned.
ID. Uuceaned Japan, inner cusice there
ou. which should he rated at tbr.a. f,,,rIks
cent less than cleaned ' ''S
Al ITncIeaned Rnrmoh two,6r,hs -
,brea. ffIhs paIav haIsneo ;"nor
,iaSon,' which sl,9nla ha 80, -. ."' i
,n',n cIsann6 w '"'o" "' 'o"' 'oss
r. 49, mn ,l..,,, ,l.,
ny y 80" "a on ,p ,heoS W." IVY on c!eaeu
riea az "na o.e ht Genus per pounn. our
ses.iohs dc W u"ay vi 1"e tntee iotms vi
nh ~ arc nle re'"'ise 10 ms ana one,
hai renl gu cieahtu although we would
cneerLuii5 raw. aeteati"H I'll present du'y on
otsaneu, 9. az cents per pound. All that
y asker ~ thab 40 "hateVef point cleaned
- paa,ea o.net SYKES ~ rice shall he subject
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
MEETING OF CONRNETTEE OF
AEsRANGS ETzENTs.

OPELOESAs, La, Jan. Is, 1HjJ
The Committee having i'll charge the ar
rlngemonts for the reception and acc0mm0da
ton OF tie members OF the State A gricuitulaI So
Getty, held injecting, this day at The court
house, present, W. $. FraZCc, Chairman, II. l.,
Garland, T. IL. Lewis, Geo. Pultord, sr., Rebt.
Clachere, DR.. V. X. IrOn q. o. Elms, per G. s.
Fins, e. NJ. Thompson, Laurent Dupre, j. I
Stewart, JOS Bloch, there were also present
other citizens of the town who took an active
part in the proceedings.
Upon motion the following Committee was
appointed on accommodation L DuprG j. I.
Stewart. DIR. V. X. IrOn, R0bt. Chacherc and
W. S. Frazee.
Upon motion the following Committee was
appointed on finance: Joseph Bloch. q. l.. Dl-
pre-, X. Chacherc, T. II. lewis. ST., J. Y. Stewart.
Upon motion, the following committee on
decoration was appointed Mrs. G. l.. Duprc,
Mr3. J. o. ChnchclG, Mrs. Jos. Bloch Mrs. j. +.
Saizan, Mrs. V. K. Hion, Miss Augusta i.a-trit-
pes, Mrs j. T. Stewart, Mrs.; '. x. Johnson,
Mrs. c. N. Thompson, Mrs F. +. Bailey, Misses
s. Bayh, Carrie Films, Ncttic PuLford, Marie
Hebert, Ada SaudOz, Julie Bloch, Ictta Jacobs.
Fannie Firnberg, Aline Delarue. Blanche La
conbe, Aline Williams, COrinne Lewis, Pauline
Isaac, Alice Dietlein, Lee Hutsrcth, Nuna Og
drn Stella Truman. Maude White, Lcola White.
Mary Littel, Maude DuItoy, Alice LHhychc.
Adrienne Gulbcau, Malou Lastrapcs, Mrs. A.
J. Bercier, Mrs. J. J. Healey, Mrs. j. X. sandoz,
Mrs. G. c. Duson, Mrs G. B. Andrls, Mrs. Alex
Sand0z, Mrs. I. L. Shntc, Mrs Laurent Duprt
Mrs. J. T, Skipper. Mr.. L. q, MArlis, Mrs. NJ.
l.. Swords, Mrs. II. Il, Estorge, Mrs. II. traW
ford. Mrs. +. Y. Peaze, Messrs. Chas. :. Films,
j. 0. Chaclere j. J. Thompson. W. w. Duson,
j. J. Lewis, Frank PulIord, Carlton ogden,
John Harmansou, L. G. Uuprt, ". ". BAILEY.
II. Lee Garland, A. l.. Laconlbc, :, J. wilson.
AiphonSe Levy.
Or. Irion was appointed ii Committee Of one
with Instructions to see Prof. Mayer, TO procure
his services 10 furnish music.
1T was resolved that the reception take place
at the Court House at 1890 y. III.
1t was resolved by the Committee that pos
ter be issued announcing the meeting OF the
State Agricultural Society on the Gath proximo
and .tf fIl,
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
Alphabet Politique.

' 1ti lc tabi. au de Ia situation de la
F.; &c en- 1893. d'aplts uu journal fran
cal De I'Cpoqu> imprime ell AnRlettrrt:
& volt 10 tl0le \ B C;
| ; larIementS X C;
/. S L,inistres de Dieu L f;
l. yertu A |;
L. 8 sAvants, dams les cachots G I ';
L hlens dc ceux Qui ne veulent pas
PAL Ciper anx crimes reyolutionDaires
A
T I les scGI6rats, les places les hon
nct. gems Q Q p
L pliy DIES denrces 0 c;
L 3palitiOn des + G;
L uOnheur, la liberte ID CD, etc.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
La Taille de Napoleon Ter.

T ut ttant !; Napoleon Ter, il l'heure
actI lie, on II bcaucoup discutC snr la
tail exactc du grand homme. Etnit-
il al S>i petit Qu'on lie dit
l. mesurenrs historiques nous dom
nhl' 1t'1 m. Il on ! m. e, ce qni, en-
son ne, aurait etc unc belle taille.
n US avOns recherche la tnille Off
ciel de l'Empereur, ct nous rappor-
tan au process verbal de l'autopsie ct de
la b. esuration du cadavrc de Napoleon
Ter ! SaiDte-IIGIcne, oil: "Des measures
ptlS S ct de la description du cadavre,
il 1e ulterait que Napoleon await pieds
ct 2 'ouces (pietls francais)," nous dit
Ihl rs dams son Historic du Consulot ct
de | empire.
l lie au- dessus de la moyenne, dirait
aujn lrd'hui lie service anthropometri-
one
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20

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! readers.
The Atlanta Weekly Constitution is
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| Every person who subsclibes for this
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will be entitled to Il guess at the pr0ba-
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Another contest to which our club
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the missing word contest" which is
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St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20

Remaining i'll tie Post Office at Opeousas, La.
for the week ending Jan. 18th, which III no
called for within Is days will be sent to thu
dead letter office atsWashngton, D. c.
Boarman, Mr Robert Nickel Mary
BOmOn, Mr.. Louis Merletts" Mary
Barkus, :" Joseph Mels, Mr.. Harmon "
Cast0m, Mrs. Nancy MCGEE, " Alexande
Garter, Miss Martha L Murdoch" Felia
Fusiller, :. Elizebeth Nickel, " Poleat
Gritfen. " Octavy Pitre, Moses
Griffith, " OclarOur Professionalism Mrs
Green, Einer PrOsser, Miss Olei
" Mrs. Holden Ray, Mary
Gulioly, Ducide Richard, Mrs. Adine
Hutson, Ageare Shaw, :" Anna
Handy y, Mr. Mamie Stanshuery, Mr.. Jos.
HarIles, 4" Jim Sashry, Miss Ava
Hecker, - Paul j. Williams, Mareret
Jackson, " J.C. Mr. Dick
Joseph. DR.. Fl. $. Washington Mrs s A
Julias, Miss Kittie
MINNIE PULFORD, P NJ
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20

We take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton OF our readers to the fact that they
may now secure bargains in dry goods.
furniture, wagons, farming implements,
&C., by calling at once on Mr.. Jos. Bloch.
the popular opelousas merchant. He
has made sweeping reductions in his
prices, ON account OF a pressing need of
money, and intending purchasers will
surely save many Il dime by calling up
on him at once.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
FOR SALE.

1 VII IL sell for cash or on easy terms tile fol
IL lowing described property, viz:
/. A plantation in Bellevue containing abont
sl1ty-siS arpcnts, oil thoroughly fenced and
Drained with tenant house and outbuldings,
known as the Narcase Richard place
g. plantation situated on the Co.lrtahleau,
containing four hundred and forty-twO and
42IlO0 arpents. about sixty arpents under pieux
good tenant houses and outhudings. The real
OF this tract consists of cypress swamp.
8. Several tracts OF wood land on fhe bayou
Ieche. situated between Conlon's bridge and
Barry's Landing
The 1st and I'd tracts ara rented advan.
tageously for the year 1894, and if sold will
transfer rent notes to purchasers.
1al6tf W. c. PERRACLT.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20

We have before referred to The Agri-
cultural Convention which holds its
seventh annual meeting in Opelousas.
January "a, 25 and 26, and We a gain cali
attention to it. Such men as Messrs
John Dymond and Stubs associated
with the Convention will insure inteil-
gent aud progressive handling of the
various subjects at issue and all who
are Interested in the agricultural devel-
opment OF, Louisiana should avail them
selves Of so rare an Wash
ington Argus.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
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supply the missing word in the following
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the crOra.
Onc-fourth OF tina ne, subscription receipts
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The Weekly Constitution ilas circulation OF
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vOrs Tariff Reform, al Individual Income Tax
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Address, DEMOCRAT, Opclouaaa, La
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
Louis Kossuth.

|, Ms Kossuth s'est trouve deruiere-
me n,.Hs la n6cessite de vendre la BIZ
bli, |e4le qu'i' a 1eupie dans lie cours
de l"r-ue vie.
[ fsG@c cett, circumstance tut counnc
un waite SO fn'ma a Budapest, ATTN d'a-
che - 1''uto la collection pour le muste
nat '";.i- ct &C i:niet Went deere mis- a
eXt ni,nu.
l : n-"oins q" yieux patriotic doivent
av, { CO ties ; gents, attendu quill s'est
SEP &c t. tous Srs livres pour seize cents
hOt Is
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
Bayou Chicot.


Mai Frank Wharton arrived during the week
" Il a fine drove OF mules from Kansas City.
from some cause unknown TO your cores,
pondent, our well known bachelor has deferred
MS wedding indefinitely.
We are indebted to Misses Kate griffith, Reu
lab Courtney and Maddie Richards for Al lnVI-
tation to attend grand bah az MIS-, VI. j CRIT
fi:n's residence Tuesday night.
J. p. Bond OF Beaver Greek. gave ils d call Oh
Monday and reports bad roads and business
quiet on the creek.
.iiss Celeste Qu1k with little Gutter, OF Ma
III H. spent Saturday and sunday in town,
IL. d. Courtney went to OpelOEsas on Sunday
to attend meeting of the police jury.
insper Vidrne, of Vile Plate, was Ill tow II
Oh Monday.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
Les Beures Perdues.


l'hOmme don't Ia vie entiere
Est &c Interchangeable ans,
OOrr lie tiers de ga carriere
C'eSf justc trCnte-deux ans.
AJ"vtOns pour maladie.
PrCCcs, voyages, accidents,
Au nlolns III quart de la vie:
: est encore deux fois douze ans.
Par jour deux heures d'6tudc
-lu de travail font huit ans.
Noirs chagrins, inquietude,
Pour lie double font seize ans.
Pour affaire@ qu'un prnjette,
Deml-heure encore deux ans.
Cinq quarts G'hetlre de toilette,
oarEo ct cG'era: cling ans.
Par jour, porT manager ct bOire,
Dct,1 heures font bien huit ans,
Celia porte IL lnemOire
Juste d qGatre-vingt,Quinze ans
,.eFte q peine un an pour faire
DeH sonnets al dOux printemps...
Tout vicillard done sur terre
BieD peu d'heures dc bon temps
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
R II G II .

La. Planter and Sugar Manufacturer, Jan -.
Clean rice continues to improve The demand
is brisk and prices are advancing. R0ngh rice
Is nrm at an advance, and business is good
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20

Little Jakey-"Vot shouldt | do, bon
per, ven a man calls me liar ?" Levin
owskowinski-" Remember, mine son
dot silence yos golden keep youl
inoudt shut, nndt if he CAN'T brofe il
you can sue him for SANDER
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
s DOLLARS
70 PER DAY
~ Easily Made.

We want many men, women, boys, and girls 10
WORK for US few hours daily, right in and around
their own homes Tho business 10 easy, pleasant,
strictly honorable, and pays better than any other
ohered agents. You have clear field and no
competition. Experience and specisl ability IN.
necessary. No capital required. We equip you
with everything that you need. treat ecu well,
and help you to earn ten times ordin. y wages
Women do as well as men. and boys and girls
make good pay. ANY ono. anywhere, can do the
work All succeed who follow our plain ana >3aaa
pie directions. Earnest work will surely bring
you great deal Of money. Everything IS new
and in great demand. Write for our pamphlet
circular, and receive full information. No harm,
done if you conclude not to go on with the
business
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
I'D Re. u. II. SAEXAy

Tia returned to Opelousas and resumed the
prac zee of his profession. He will be found
at hi office, opposite the COURIER office,
prep red to attend all calls.
De- 30-Im
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
{. j. THOMPSON,
Real Estate Agent
OPEEOQTSAk. IA.

Will give personal attention to the pur-
chase and sale Of Real Estate, the placing Of
leases and the collection of rents. the payment
OF taxes for DOn-residcnts, and the making OF
abstracts OF titles on short notice.
he proposes to establish first class Reel Ee-
tate Office, and il he meets with the proper en-
couragement will boom your country, encour.
age the influx OF good class Of immigrants,
and induce che investment OF capital among
you. Your patronage is earnestly solicited.
OpclOusas, Aug. 90. 1892.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
SUGAR
Louisiana Planter, Jan. 10,

'"uINtHI1l IitIIlCIJ u n
The market for sugar closed strong and prices
are lookidg up little. The demand Is good
and offerings were readily absorbed
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20

Go to Shute Il Duson's for every
thing in the drug line,
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20

Loans are made only to members, VINO par.
tlclpate in the profits and are interested in the
success Of the Association and the proper in
vcstmcnt Of its funds.
Members can withdraw al any time by giving
thirty days notice TO the President. This COM
mends the Association TO those whose earnings
may vary or be uncertain.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
Pre- :, a lear
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Tr:E h:ATiONsL I9iSJN6,
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St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20
An Extraordinary Offer Read It Care
fully, and Do Your Guessing.

We call the attention of or leaders
to the remarkable clubbing offer in an
other column by which we can send this
paper and the Atlanta Weekly Constitu-
ton to the same address for one year
for the low sum of $3.50,
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-20

F ewood and Pittsburg coal delivered
any here within the corporation limits,
in q y quantities, by J. B. Sandoz.