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Eunice.

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May z, 1895.
Eunice will soon have a bakery.
A much needed rain fell on Monday.
Miss Helen Taylor, Of Crowley, is Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. D.. r. January.
Misses D.. and Annie Andrus of Ope-
lousas are pleasant visitors in town.
Mr.. B. Lambert Of Crowley was in
town Saturday ~transactiDg business.
MIR. j. s. 7. Dezauche is just from
New Orleans where he has been buying
his stock Of goods.
On Tuesday lightning struck Mr.. c..
ing through the chimney and demoIish-
ing nearly all his furniture. Fortu-
nately no n vas injured.
Eunice has now a splendid baseball
nine and will soon be ready to play any
other team in st. Landry.
JAcKo.
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FOR SALE.
will sell CHEAP and ON easy tern
TIE FARM

formerly owned by Anatole Arnaud in Prairie
Laurent, containing N HUNDRED Arpents
sixty arpents susceptible OF cultivation and
forty arpents of wood land consisting of gum,
cypress, &C., all
High Above Overflow
and in a fine and healthy location.
Possession given January LIST, 1896.
For TERMS, &c, apply to
RODOLPHE ARNAUD,
Leonville, La,
Or to Jn'es Gil, Attorney, Opelousas. or at
the Courier Office. ap27-lm
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D. O. VETERANS.

A meeting OF b. Z. Lee Camp No, IL. II @ y
VIII be held Saturday, May l8, 1888, at the Court
noase, Opelonsas, at u O'Clock NJ, for the tran
saction OF important business.
By order Of
omclal: i. D. PRESCOTT.
Adjntant.
LEONcE 6ANDOz.
Secretary.
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Port Barre.

May 6, 1895.
Mass was celebrated here yesterday by
Rev. Father Mailluchet, who succeeds
Rev. Father Andre. Our new priest is
very Jealous and active, therefore will
do a great deal of good in our midst.
Father Andre is at the Cathedral in
New Orleans, where he is serving as
vicar.
Vegetation looks beautiful now, and
planters are all rushing their farm work.
Several are chopping out cotton.
The wh0oping-cough and measles are
in the neighbOrhood.
The attractive Miss Lou Mudd spent
Saturday and Sunday in Opelousas.
Mr.. A. Robin was in Leonville last
week.-Mr. Jos. Dejean, accompanied by
bis two sons, Major and Ashton, board
ed the steamer j. E. Trudeau for the
Crescent City, where the two young
sters are to attend school.
Mr.. Ben Melancon visited O~pelousas
yesterday.-Misses Bertha Saizan and
Utah Newchurch visited Opelousas last
Tuesday.-Mr. G. Hebert, OF Opelousas,
was ia Port Barre Monday and Friday
of last week on business.
Mr.. F. A. Dejean and his niece Stella
were in Opelousas last Friday.
Miss Sarah Reynolds, who is attending
the Mount Carmel Convent in Washing
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her family.
C. V. Dejean, owner of the celebrated
trotter Cash Item, was in Opelousas last
week. CAL.
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SAMPLES OF FLOWER SEEDS FREE.

- v care more thana anxious to pacea copy of WOMAN lin every m of the South, because
Wei nnnk the magazine will please vol land on will become its iend; therefore,, to get YOU in
" re will send postpaid a Graz Collection of Flower seed consisting 200
M0veiy nnu shee of otf you will send ISL cents fra three months subscription
WOMAN, and will promise tosh show the magaAne to- several of yorf friends. This offer is bona
" W1lretunth ecash in every instance il you are mott pleased with the seed and
Address WOMAN PUBLISHING CO., Richmond, Va.
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Are you a subscriber to the COURIER :?
If not, why not?
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Cotton Seed Meal.
Oil & Hul1s
For Sale at st. Landry Oil Min
OpcIonAas, In.
lhe lest ana most economical s, ock f..
and fertIllz"r. Apply at tile Min. "a
Dec. %, 1894.
NOTICE


Office st. Landry Homestead and Lean Asa, ,
Opelonsas, March ?. 1907 H.
The holders of shares III series A 1919.
notified thai the Association is prepared hereby to
q portion of said shares to those off,. u pay
highest premium: Members desire IL Of 0ff's sr ale
,aE ahe,l,ss se"isG o. a 1hg olisr will I'll sen send in their IRAN ap.
the Association, until the Sd Monday IF My Of
1893, when they viii be opened. Appljr aaien,
will be received thereafter at evar1 pneauons
meeting, The reminm must not be less ssg thaa
ten per centum on the Valne of a shara : than
ing dividends, and successful apnlican+', inclld,
required to take the same number Of sba III De
the last opened series as they SURRENDER ia ! IN
ries A. F.. D.. ESTTi ETrIrn Sc
Presdt, St; Landry Honest. and Loan ass,D
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NO TARIFF CHANGES.

(Coafinued from hrst page.)
Al tsss point Morgan raised q point OF
order against the amendment, holsiing
fzaat 1t Was general Legislation on q gem
Grad appropriation bill. ard the chair 20
ruled
Hin appealed from the decision Of the
chair. and ON this appeal he addressed
the senate. holding that the amenamsrst
was proper and that he wanted to take
the Judgment OF the fun senate on the
matter tomorrow
Before Hill spoke On the appeal, Nc
Pherzon tntrodtsced bill on the currency
question: which Aidrich asked TO have
read In fuh Objections were MAGE. ami
Mcfaaersoa withdrew the bin Later leave
WAS given TO print the bill in the Record,
and also the blH presented by Vest to-
day on the samc question.
Nominations: Lieut.. Col. winthrop ccl-
oiid and assistant judge advocate gen.
erai: Major Edward Hunter, Judge advo-
cate. deputy judge adsocate general. WITH
the rank OF lieutenant colonel: First Lieu
tenant Herbert Crowaier, Eighth cavalry,
major and Judge advocate.
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ti41s&es nuv ouksnmd3nx - - - paid
ID x53d cosz. and the sf1ver 49, ceftsn-
ceseg In ssazs1nrd silver cuta o. coin
notes II the gold ID tie treasury
amounts % 1ess than S1oG06o.eoa exciu-
ssye Of thet necessary 20 redeem god
eertlxcst1. cher ore % be res3eemed Il
s1vsr cufn: nsoee thAn S1e4ee4 - the
sscrseasy Of tie srensUry. In ths exercise
Of M dssersfson. may re1sem - st<her
gOsd or sl1ver.
eenf3on 1 nakeu II unIawfm Cor any
Eatsonai bark % iseue bark uctsn. nnd
an acfs aushor1zing ~ such issues sl,Aai
be repealed II h made the dirty 0e the
secretary wt<hin swsaxe months 70 seil
the linked Gtx1es Aouds Deposited n III
cuia<ion. N case 81 the nationn1 hanks
rexsssns asesr circulasion Or going cut Of
bustness. and AFTER rsdeemzng tn coin
nOseD hereby suthorsxea end The ont
star1sng notes or clrreucy - provided
By the NATIONAL hnEA act. ehe surplus q
70 be also pad in eo3n Dotee % The bassks
owr4lg bonds In the ancuuts rsupsctsyeay
due them
section 5 requires the secretary a ~
Treasury TO have coined - fash - pcsss-
bis the silver isii1son hetd in the treasury,
percAAsed under The 6hssunn act Of Ina.
hsciudsrg the gain CT seigusosage. snd
shis coan - 10 BE- used n payment OF
pubic expenditures ard for rs.1emptson Of
cusn notes authorised by tisas Get.
eectssn provsaes thax VIXEN IN rev.
enues Of tbs gosernment are not suflc-
tent 70 meet m current expenses, the
SECRETARY Of the treasury sFaau issue Q
sufflctent amount Of com srotes 20 cover
this deficiency. and all laws authorizing
the future issue Of snterest-bearsux bonds
Of the United States are repealed, ex-
cept - otherwise provided The section
also provides that n the guld In the
treasury ~ the time the act shall take
effect dos NOT amount % 500. 0o6. 600, ex-
elusive Of that held 70 redecm gold GER
tsicatea, the secretary - directed to sell
limited States bonds ak not less han par
payable IN gold coin. bearing not % ex-
coed per cent interest. Reasonable after
five years but no greater amount Of
such bonds are to be sold than II neces-
sary 20 procure for the treasury che fun
amount Of ti00 0oD.6G os gold.
Secsacn provssies that SILVER bs1laion
brought to any mint of The United States
for cotrage shall be received and coined
ineo standard dollars OF az lie grains. but
NJ deposits OF sssver bullion of less value
than Sleo shall be received. nor shall any
bullion be received that - 30 base "a to
be tiassiIted for the operations Of the
mifs- The director OF the mint Is TO re-
tain as seignsoraxe and 10 cover into tias
treasury the difference between the New
York price and the coined price Of the
bullion. and this 10 TO be paid out by the
secretary OF the treasury FIR the Current
expenditures Of the government.
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San Francisco. Jan u.-since the re-
ec<ins began in the Hsssy-carry contest
over sh~ county cierk.aia. the disclosure
O. 80 cue day has eeaAised the siscov-
eFses o. fraud made yeseeraar. preof
Was n-ssszscet saas votes we-s ssessa Ia
blocks * fsfsy By Tire officers who cegntei
The caiaats Immediately after siewsiaa~
Party hEsss dia nes separate the honest
siecslna cFicsrs from the teseves. Cci-
GERS PLACED at the polls hy each party
violates their o4ths ara committed ersres.
and. ssrrnge to say. tho two hands os
sAseres stess asssasz exactly the sssae
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roRElaN NOrss.

Judge Thomas Hughes. Q. c.. autlror of
Tom Browns ScAool<iays.'' etc. has
Joined the Anti-Gambltng League, and has
sent that organisation q check to assist
IN furthering tn work.
Hon George E Turner. premier q VIC
toria, Australia, after consulting with his
colleagues. has decided not to resign as
q result ot the defeat Of the government
On the proposition 10 reduce the salaries
of members OF the legislature and publsc
officials
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JArAN's CONpirIoNs OF PEACE.
China Mast Destroy Her Fcr:s aad Re
sahns danate en- Japan.

ion'on. Jan. 1.-THE Standards Berlin
correspondent tekagrares that he hears
mat Japan has formulated her cnrdhions
for pesce with csssua. Approximately the
conditions are the independence cf Korea
under Japanese suxeralnsfy. the ces~so,
CT certain Chinese islands the raz-
sas or the Taku forts. she
oefrivatsSa OF PERI Arthur sna
WeAazwss o their character as naval
ports AMI the demanding ard ssesss>lsNon
Of az forts ss she way from Korea to
CANA ard admission of Japen'x RICH. "a
prescribe the number nss type Of Caina,s
fnen-cs-war the rsyusent M aaeavy IN
dernfssty and 10 possible The nss'stSasson Of
n t>nznsse-Iarassxse abssAnSe
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Yokohama, Jan. 11s-Dispatches from
Kinchow, received this mornirg. say that
Japanese scouts report q large force of
Chinese moving down to support the
Kaiping force. which has retired toward
Newchang. At Kaiping the Chinese num-
bered 1000 and had twelve guns. About
800 Chinese were killed. The number Of
wounded Chinese is not known. About
$50 prisoners were taken. The japanese
casualties are not stated
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Taeesgsa, Jar. 1.-THE rSspg ar one ~
the hlsiatnSs ST the T'acIae Nest cou,-
FsanS = FssrSlTg pislss AZ Meeser iuns-
tsan fra this afternoon. Milling several
geess. II Was reported 1Ass some z,snes
ws.rn ksNssa. nut the reFsarss prcred nn-
trsses CARTS and JoAn Stick were esye
asvl bruised asfs Peter Asaggax.es
shoulder blade was hrokea and he was
injured lpternzAslv.
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VESTS FINANCIAL BILL.
Wenid Destrsy AL Treasury Nesss end
Geld amd silver Certificates.

Washington CITY, Ian. r.~Seasscs Vest
sessay lrgrossssces hts fspsnSasl hsss, n
rFossawe that treasury nosss and gold
sad SILVER certificates shah be Destroyed
ard that as e,saas ansoans ~ nesss. pay
esie sa Standard goaa and silver ccsss.
SHAH BE isSssess arsf pail instead sc rssrx.
M eyssn notes Of larger ssesegnsnatssa thsn
Nm or sHssssev than 50 SHALL be asxsest.
sad sessssafssafSsrss higher TRAN $50 shah
- exeoea eae~gesrsh % the scsas
ansyan, OF coin fzstes oaxssan<s&ns as she
time. casa rsss~s are 90 be kexai tsnssers
fer All a~sss Tsse se>orf seetson Y~gs~ais
I'll ssws wzAsch s,grse<ss~ .waess 81 xcsa
cr silver essfssos g. rsake sssssaeses. rv~~ss.
ssw ~ r-turn rcks - silver esrsaEsessee.
and the ss~sresary Of tie treasury - al
reessa - r~cease NJ nsere coga or enEsasa
tr TIE nsrure.
SeeSscs rsovsaS tASS tae sssa ee<.
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Washington City. Jan tt.--Tse house
s>asssstsstee on ccstsslerce today ds>~&ss.i
10 fsvuraoly report Representative Her.
'sssan's osa fssv q steam iightsaan and
feg sssaal of the csasst of wash.s1wtsss,.
oispesSse the Straits ~ Fsusa. AT a place
20 ne ssslectsi by the secretary Of ths
treasury. the ssaaa - cost So. aea.
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FAxksru6urG. ~. Va. ian. 1.-The STU
atio0 nere eodny = more a,arsming than
- any tine during ths food- TIKI oAio
coon, nd - r1s1ng rapidly. All The mills
and factories On the sos1h side are sub
merged Loc1poFt. Newport and River
siae. szbuFbs. aze Hooded, and many fam
iltes have been driven 60 higher ground.
Lumherussn estimate tlsesr losses 81 sssa.-
90
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T>arezssa, Jan, fl.--T-ae SorsAe-n rarsas.
STEAMSHIP Tarsasa @rrswes e0n.sht frsSrn
ere o-sens. Her cargo snesss<scs va ss,vs
cf raw ara 81 gases az manufactured SIN.
wc-ta cvs~ tAaasA waseh al BE szs~.s
- New Yevk se1ssErcw on pass@ascr
sSe-.a
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4 BlMErALs.sc PARTY.
The silver Aeltators Have Lost Faith
Even In th~ Foruliass.

Washington City. Jan. il.--Gen. A. ].
Warner. president of The Bimetaaiic
League. admitted today that a conference
OF the leading himetallists from different
parts Of thu country had been held In this
cfty recently. It was the decision OF the
conference. he ssid. that strong and
growing sentiment Is snaniressing itself
m favor OF uniting the friends OF bi,netal-
ism In oiuetallic party. and appeal al
reciiy to the people on money issues
alone. The confederation which seems 10
be ssading to ehts result Is Widespread
conviction tfas there Is no hope of ressor-
Ing the himetaliic standard through either
or the three parties.
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rae R. il',,,,.s.'


Hssssee--ns fss the esrgest sAgrst a.
aay man I know.
Easasns-,is Ne ssinS treated fcr Il.
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Al the Wcrats Fair Dr Prices Bsksr=
Pnszisr reeesrsd highes, hano~s. because
shSosctssy pure.
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Asf3tcrated baking powders are dear
"a gift. DR., Prsce's alone h absolutely
pure.
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thruuss rsyn~ = sousA DaHEA serxi
<tee
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Al s-sAfns yss~sieFs except D-. Prices
are akkanerssed. IL 10 absolutely rssrw.
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Mister f.liter:-I srpt"%e YOU are
getting auNt"lla to hear from me as |
lii! not Wit to you in II long time.
Exensa ma fmr this inng siicucr: |
would ua1 don" Il !Ut 7! vG~ GGnfoun-
ded by She sight If tie rreeHt big
Sunw. Nj. Eilter. w"nfh Won believe
me. | neve-a;h see Snch i hir snow
before "rnA I lave been living a long
time. hope ! never vii! see another
one like it.
Uncle Roy says he has seen bigger
now tlsan than. hut my. Uncle Roy
has Travelled. and there is scarcely
ANYTHING h." has rot seen, We don't
doaht hut that there have been deeper
snow in Louisiana tilan the one what
has Just melted. hut Aunt LIZ says she
knows better. She says she has been
living here il long time and she never
saw 81 much GOV in l!ev lfe. She
says some people always get every
thing wrong.
By the way Aunt Liz is authority fer
saying that some people round Lock
port have been making too mnck noise
lately. When pecnlr 50 IL bed they
want to sleep and the authorities of
the city of Lockunlt should see that
every man. woman and child in tie
said city should retire at ! o'clock p.
IN. each evening. and that they should
be asleep by eight. They should iii
pose a fine for snoring because Ann
Liz can't sleep If any nody il town
shores. ard 4 person If her agc cannot
do without sleep. We hope the CRY
Council will consider this matter at
their next regular meeting.
Aunt Liz visited acres the bayou in
Longueyi!le II few days ago. She WAS
as onished to earn that Meyer Kan
trowitz had sold out His business
livery stable and general merchandise
store-ta lia father, Michael Kanito-
Mitz, who vii, hereafter conduct The
business, assisted by his son Harry.
Aunt Liz, Uncle Roy, and myself wish
him much success.
Meyer Kantrowitz las taken q posi-
ton as clerk at Glendale, TeIrebonne
Parish. Nav success 60 with him.
DR.. s. j. Bourgeois. G.. II. Barrios
and others are attending the Carnival
in New Orleans.
The Iowa Dramatic Club comnos-
ed OF the following persons will give
an entertainment in April! i. o.
Bfumt!eld. manager: S. j. Bourgeois.
D.. ID. :. Treasurer \. j. Davenport.
Chas. Ahrilat. Harris F~nntene|l+. G..
H. Barlios. II. I. Tenney. Sam Steele,
and Mr.. wilkins; and Misses Lena
Davenport. Ioemie Ahrihat, Nellie
Tui'e. Agnes 1fnite, Julia Head. and
Mollie Tnite. Others are expected to
JOIN the club in the neal future and
doahtIesS the entertainment will be a
dec q access
No more at present. MIKE.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish of
Lainuicile.
u. z. teillonct, Is No. 3O39, Leo
Brand.

E7AKE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
j and by virtue of y writ of FTeri Fa-
rias einanating frcm the above entitled
Court, IN the above entitled and number
Ell ease, | have seized ana will otter for sale
at public auction pursuant to law 10 the
lasf and highest bidder at the Cont House.
III the town Of Tliholaix. on
SATURDAY. April. 9Th. 1895.
between the hours of II O'clock a. m. aud 4
O'Clock p. m, the following described proper
tN. to-wlt:
4 certain tract of land situated in this
parish on the right bank OF Bayou Lafourche.
1T about Thirty two miles below tie town Of
Thibodanx and measuring one arpent front
more or less by ii death Of about Forty ar
penis, bounded above Ivy land now or for
merry belonging to Henry Fanch4HX and be-
low ly laeds belonging 10 the original
mortg;t.ce in said act Philip Thompson ::
i"getler with all The buildings ant! improve
merits thereon.
Terms Ut sale Cash. 10 pay and satisfy tire
principal. interest, attorneys fees. and all
costs herein. JAMES BEAhY.
Sheriff Of Latourcne.
March III, 1895,
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WEIHODS OF TEA CHING
READING.
BYG. y. LIND.

Teaching beginners to read is n OF
the most difficult problems the teacher
has to solve.
The plan of having the children 90
owe the alphabet until they had
learned every letter, and then drill
them for weeks or months in spelling
words, beginning with lab, ab," and
progressing to stba-keT," has been SUI
perseded by many new methods. each
of which has had its strenuous advo-
Gates. We have a plan to propose
which, is rather a combination of many
methods than a new methed. 1t has
been the most successful in our hands,
and we give it for what it is worth. 1t
will be necessary first to explain in
brief what are some of the methods in
use.
By the v0rd or Webb method, the pn-
pill is first taught to call a number of
words at sight. He learns them as
wholes and soon o1le to know them
by their FORMS The words are com
bined in sentences and he is able to
read before he knows a single letter.
Next the words are analyzed and the
letters learned. it is claimed, more
readily than they would have been at
first.
The object method is similar to the
word method,. objects and pictures
being ussd, and the child taught to
distinguish between the object, the
picture efthe object. and the name of
tire object.
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At a late session oftle Parish Board
of School Directors Messrs. r. r. Me
Bride President. w. =. Martin Super
intendent and Secretary with a quo
rum present, the examination of the
reports Of the reports Of the public
examination Of candidates for sitna-
tons as teachers in the public schools
Of the parish took place. For white
schools Mr.. L. O. Brumtield ard Misses
Olivia Allain, Clara Levron, Sallie
Beattie and Many Laforest secured
certificates Of First Grade. Seven
second grade and seventeen third
grade certificates We're obtained, with
no failures. For colored schools. two
received second grade. and seventeen
third grade certificates with some fail
ures.
All public schools in the parish are
to open on Monday March 18th inst
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The above PARAGRAPH is not the
most pleasant. titlert 10 say or to hear.
hut il IS sadly tine. ard the time has
emf to sneak the ruth aud shame not
only tie devil. Int onrSelves.a