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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Does This Interest You?

Does This Interest You?
WAFFLE-IRONS,
DINNER-SETS.
TUMBLERS.
CUPS and SAUCERS,
COVERED DISHES.
COAL-HODS.
BRASS FIRE-SETS.
BLACK FIRE-SETS,
BRASS ANDIRONS.
HAFING-DISHES,
TEA-SETS.
GOBLETS
PLATES.
FLAT and DEEP DISHES,
COAL-VASES.
BRASS TENDERS.
BLACK TENDERS.
BLACK ANDIRONS
endless variety of BRIC-A-BR A.,
CUT-GLASS, etc. See the new cutting.
named Alaska; very handsome and at a
low price. We only keep FIRST-CLASS
GOODS. and our prices are the LOWEST
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. Just
In. and will be shown this week for the
first time. new line JAPANESE GOODS
Come and get first pick.
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Quay SauareIy for Reed

Senator Quay returned from Washing
ton to Philadelphia Monday and was
asked if the reports sent out from New
York that he favored Reed for President
were true. and he said they were. When
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

LOST. ON FRANKLIN STREET. BE-
TWEEN Madison and First streets. ONE.
PAIR SPECTACLt.S. and ONE GOLD
TUIMBLE Any one finding will please
leave at No. 81 east Franklin street.
oc 3Q-lte
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Personal.
$4,000 REV ARD.

IN 1877 JAMES DOW MEN, A BACHE-
Ioz and slave trader. died somewhere I'm
Virginia, leaving a will bequeathing his
nroDerty to James Downen Higgins, a
nephew. then residing In Ownslow, Nova
Scotia. The legatee never claimed the
henuest and the object of this advertise
ment is to find out in what part Of Viz
ginia the said James Downen resided 81
that the heirs of James Downen Higgins
NAV come into possession of the property
len him by the said James Downen. Any
information on the subject will be thank
fully received by ...
WILLIAM n. SCOTT
oc 9-W5ts Swampscott. Mass
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TAXES.
MANCHESTER TANE>'

The last half Of the city and senoo. ''.'
co.. tSas "a due November ist. All Ie'
having paid the nrst half July 's'' =,
who nav the last half on or oe''' ..,,,
wsmher lst will be entitled TO IN.
800 ner cent. on the one hali 90 me
cay tax. and per cent. on - stas
half | am now ready to receive ',.. ~. De-
tax for 1895. To all taxes M ,hsn
cember ist-state. city. aud S. i.>,.r Az.
viii be added FIVE PER - ~, ace =
the bills placed In the hands OF i, tnn
caiector for immediate COUSIN IR.
eo''e''o' j. w. BRoNAt1h,. la, .tsr.
Treasurer CITY OF Ms"N"
oc 2i-dtNoii
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74a--- ss--
BUSINESS WANTS.

BOARD.-A HANDSOMELY-FtR r.
NISHED FRONT ROOM, opposite Mo li
portions OF the city. Suitable for q mar
RED couple or young men. with or WIN
out board. All modern convenienves, WIN
best family fare. Apply at 40 west MAN
street. DC 30-W&Su2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30

Highest of all in Lavenng Powes-Latest u s. Govt Report
R3H!A!!!! RsklaHs
ABSOLUTELY mUEsE
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED. TRUSTWORTHY PER-
SONS TO TRAVEL. Salary $50 and ex-
PP snses, keference Enclose rS set,sd-
MANAGER. Drawer p. Chicago.
WANTED. A SITUATION BY A SET
TIED WHITE PERSON to do lisht
housework. Address NJ. s, care OF DIS
patch office oc COLT
WANTED. TWO GOOD AGENTS TO
SELL SEWING MACHINE RELIEF
SPRINGS. Staple as -four. Every one VINO
operates "A machine buys one. ExclusNe
territory. Address {. II. CAWIHoN'
Station II. city. DC 60-II-
COAT-MAKERS
WANTED.
JOHN f. EwIG,
oc 3o-3t 1901 east Main.
WANTED, A COLORED BOY TO
ATTEND HORSE AND WAIT IN
House. W. II. BEVERIDGE,
Attorney at LAW,
oc SO-it 1898 east Main street.
WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
ARMY. ABLE-BODiED, UNMARRIED
MEN. between ages of II and 80; citizens
OF the United States. OF good character
and temperate habits. who can sspeak'
read. and write English. For full IN
formation apply to RECRUITING Ot :
mond. Va &C 23-W. Th&SatDe3li
GOOD WASHING AND IRONING
done at home. and days work also
Lucy GREENE
nc Mile 903 west Leigh street.
WANTED. AT ONCE. A NUMBER OF
LIVE AND ENERGETIC GENT!:EM IN
AND LADIES, to work for THE lNIEK-
Al A /
OF Baltimore. Best insurance on earth
for children and adults AT ages from |
to 20. Experience in canvassing not ne
cessary. but perseverance Is lndlspenslDle.
at the office. Room IS. Times Building
~ oc 2L27.3o& No3
WANTED. statesmen, TO SELL.
STABLE GOODS At HOME OR
TRAVEL. Liberal salary or good commits
sion We send samp.es on appllca5lohi
give exclusive territory. Address POST
Office Box 1903. New York city. ,..
au 25-Su& W26t
sALEsLADiEs at a good salary. only
experienced persons need apply;
ISAAC SYCLE * CO.
oc 1927 1903 east Broad street.
WANTED. PHYSICIANS BUTLER
AND A CHAMBERMAID. None need
apply unless they can furnlSn the pest oi
references. Apply 10
JAMES II. DOOLET,
oc 9e-Its llO} east Main.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST. OF TEN
wears experience. wishes POSITION by
November 18th F'irst-class references.
ARISTOL, Dispatch office. DC 2I-4t'
WANTED. BY A BALTIMORE DRY
GOODS AND IMPORTING HOUSE.
CAPABLE AND EXPERIENCED IRA
WELLER. one with a thorough know
ledge Of dress goods preferred, 70 traVei
Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. Freder-
icksburg. Lynchburg. Hampton. Newport
News. and a few other points. Address
DANIEL MILLER d co.
oc 27-3t Baltimore, Nd,
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AUCTION sN,@s-Ibi. n.
BY F. k. Ellis. Auc,looe.,
A UCTION SALE OF STopp

a CNniVN ShLt OF STORE n,
uAp ~ N nss' DELIVERY WAGONS MOI ~.
nhisN f.SSi &c. Also. tho enftf. -,
GROCERIES now co1tainct ''ocs +.
northeast corner OF CLAW ~ Son
streets. formerly conducted b. ~. ,Nch
Rose. Everything goes Ia tho 80. -.'.a1 =
without regard 10 former co., liIar
your cnance 10 save Tip 10 M. t.' s
Exposition by attending the -si, aa',
aenansous groceries usually f,g." Ms
Of same wo o,Ii9'' sn,,r An 'srr'1s,
come very large SHAREHOLDER ~ - D.
cotnpensatng its owners for teo "a, .
Noluminous advertiser 'o~i .
commence promptly AZ 10 o'ria.k
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a ~. =
Come one. come an. these goo,,
TERMS; At sale. ''-IS 20 Dad,
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Emporia Notes.

EMPORIA. VA, October 29.-tspecial.)
The Board OF Supervisors Of Greenesville
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FOR RENT.

To LET
We have a gooily number of \A'AA
DWELLINGS most OF which afr Hra
Call or phone for our list
CHEWING a ROSE
Real Estate Agents
No north T"ntn -'r'"
Phone 6iY
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Best Cranulated Sugar 4IC. per Pound.

Apple Butter and Jelly. Sc. per pound
Cracker-Dust. DC. per pound.
: pounds White Sugar for &c.
Fresh Soda Crackers, &C. per pound.
New Goldfish. &c. per pound.
Chocolate Caramels, Y lie per pound.
New Canned Corn, Sc per can.
Mocha and Java Coffee. Zoe. pound
New Can Tomatoes, &c. can.
New North Carolina Cut Herrings. &c.
per dozen: or $50 per half-barrel
Large 4-String. Brooms, l5c.
Try our ACC. Tea; its better than you
a' Vanilla and Golden-DrIp Syrup. SOC. per
gallon. ,,,.o,- =,
bounds MIX Lunch Crackers for &c.
New Mackerel in kits. 75c. per kit.
New Dates. &C.. per pound.
N 'i' strained Honey, Zoe. per pound.
NV Irish Potatoes l5c. per peck.
Old White Corn. ycc; per bushel
Eaw preserves tall kinds. &C.. per bound
Nomntain Fresh Roll Butter. 9Oc.
M,nsh Mixed Cakes. &c per pound.
gsp- Brand Roasted In i-pound papers,
zoe. per pound Java ana Laguyra.
ierse Cans Table Peaches Zoe.
Rest Switzer Cheese 2oc. pound.
New Goldfish. sc. per pound
ia dozen New North Carolina Roe
i'f Potted Ham and Tongue. SC. car.
Pest oats. SOC. per bushel.
Good Tea. 25c. per pound, good as you
p'lP5 pure Rye Wbiskey. years old. 81 per
sSiiver-King Patent Family Flour. best
sold. 81. or &c. sack
Snowflake Patent Family Flour. best
SIS, or DC sack.
xxx Fency Family Flour. per barrel
s.25. or &c sack
Rest City-Miis Meal. 55c. per bushel.
Rough and Ready Chewing Tobacco. &C.
Mug. ,,.,
Price-ust mailed on application.
s. ULLMAN'S SON.
1870 and 1872 east Main street,
J'n-Town Store. 500 east Marsh''l.
,phone 3is an 50-Tu W,F&Sa
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t'OR SALE.

THE BEST BUSINESS LOT tN.
west Virginia. - feet front t...,
new Opera House al pooaho.fa.
to VI. GlBBON. Prophet,
Pocahontas Inn Poahonfs.
90 DIV
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FOR RENT. LARGE THKEl.-SlI..,h ''
AND BASEMENT BRICK y" l"i''''
No. ST. east Main street Rent i't
BRICK DWELLING. No No., lS =, o.. 3D..
corner Tenth and Bank streets
&c 27-SuN WI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30

WANTED THREE RELIABLE
SALESLADIES at a good salary. only
experienced persons need apply.
ISAAC SYCLE x co.
oc oq-2t 1903 east Broad street.
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ONE OF THE MOST pELl'h,
HOMES in the city. on east Grac' ,'i
about ls rooms. Elegantly ani
This dwelling can be rented a A iii-''
by private tamily.,, ,,,,..., ...,,--r>
Also. ONE OF THE MOST .',,,,F,.|'.il.r
AEI.E FLATS. No. 55 east Gro -ii-
I-nless YOU have a very large fanny
will suit you. ... a.
HOUSES. STORES, etc, in at parts W.
the city. Apply 10
T. NJ. WORTHAN q ''
Real Estate Ae'ri'.
oc N-Su&W2t Tenth and Bank 'r'-
FOR RENT, UNEXPlRED Lease "
THE EDEL TOBACCO tOMfANi
the well-located and equipped ..'
factory. No. 10 south Twenty -nfs s' +.
The machinery can be either pu''"'
leased with the factory. ..,,,.,pc
sol. l.. BLOOM lEn"
oc 2i-lw :
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Groceries Way Down.
Our Buyer Has Just Returned
From New York.

While there he bought some Of the big
gest bargains ever offered on this mar
ket Below IL a list OF same. This il a
chance of lifetime
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WANTED. Statesmen, TO SELL
STAPLE GOODS AT HOME OR
TRAVEL. Liberal salary or good commits
sion. We send samples on application
give exclusive territory. Address POST
Once Box llOS. New York city.
OH'NN an c5-Gu& W26t
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CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. RENT. AND EXCHANGE
HOUSES SOLD. BUILT. ana REPAIR
ED on monthly lnstaHncht-.
MONEY TO LEND on city AMI subj.
ban real estate. No delay.
RENTS collected and liberal liy4n.-
made. Apply for Land Guii..
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD a e..
fe IL. Su&Wts No. lp5 Bans -fr'f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30

WANTED. FIRST-CLASS BUTLER
AND A CHAMBERMAID. None need
apply unless they can furnish the best of
references. Apply 10
JAMES II. DOOLEI,
9a IIU, Main
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Ir MTST m HENTEu

IT N > NJ TNIs'E IT" -------
am authorized hos the Owner Goo hEN
THE BEAUTtFIL DWELLING. 40
Park avenue. at much rriG''i rene
to a good party. Come qui.h ADJ
this bargain. n T.. f'H..
oc 30-M&Th2t , nurfn 4"''N
FOR RENT. ELEGANT SEW Iiii.i.'
STORY BAY-WINDON bkl' d -" '''.
ING. No 1916 Grove avenue. ht'''
hall and stairway. tl,fWua hn.'
Rent low - l'N
corner Tenth au1 Bans 'H"'''
-
The Opelousas courier., 1895-10-05
AROUND THE EMPIRE PARISH.
Bayou Chicot.

Oct. s, 1919.
All aboard for the fair at Alexandria.
Cotton is at least twO-thirds gath
cred.
There have been several deaths
amongst children in this vicinity re-
Gently.
Capt. Sam Haas store was closed last
Saturday, aud the boys enjoyed a good
rest.
II. L. Erich and r. B. Walker expect
to go to Alexandria on Saturday, the
18th.
Pretty cold weather Monday morning.
Thermometer down TO 4G, with fires
and overcoats comfortable.
Ben Walls, of Elm Bayou, was in
town on Sunday visiting his best girl.
w. b. Stewart, proprietor of the Lone
Pine mills, of COcOdrie, and Jno. ID.
Currie, Mayor Of Vile Plate, were in
town on Sunday.
Capt. Sam Haas, Karl Hoy, Mrs.
Frank Wharton snd son aud W. p.
Wolf and daughter went to Mamou to
attend preaching Sunday.
Police Juror Courtney was in Ope-
sas during the week.
Deputy Sheriff Gay. of Opelousas,
was in town on Tuesday.
Sunday will be a big day with the
colored population. Some 25 or 80 will
baptized.
Farmers. don't let the oil and cotton
seed trusts have your cotton seed at 81
per ton. Hold OF to them, and il you
cannot get $40 per ton put them on
your lands.
CHJcOT.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-10-05
Enregistrement

IN Xert4 dune resolution adoptee par lie ,Juri
de Police de la Paroisse st. Landry IL % aohtt
1910, et de Iautorlte don't je suis reyGtu mar 10
tn,, dV \ ~ par ie present dome que je proce.
uoIai q ialre un nOuvei enregistrement des yc-
Janus legaux de ladite paroisse, ct dams 90 Inf 1
le tendral mon bureau Ouvert tons les io,,u,
he's = 1lm dn me5i ct jours feries exceptes, dc sep
eI ue = heures de Iapres-midi jus0u'a & heIran
o1 solr' aux endroits ci-dessous designes' -
fate, es9 nas . e nolrrsz pas J. voter 81 vous ne voas
Opelousas, a la Maison de Cour. 1undi p ,o,a
pre-, ct pendant toute la scmaine. A' 'e''-
m nedyihy,!s, chez Homere ChacherG, lundi ct
lnarul, IA ct Is octobre. 49," -
Jeudl. 16 ct II OctObre, "oioieol Gu
I'll Gu samedl, 1S ct IS OctObre, "'ie
Polnte Plaquemine, chez Philemon Rrosso,.
lundi, 81 octohre. en''n hfasseaf,
ma Iaaudeita 5aa ne chez yalentin savoie, marai ct
heicreol, ~ ct % octObre. LULU o
Bas Manou, chez L. Vidrine. renaroai
medi, IS ct 2G octobre. n"ie CT sa-
Landreneau, chez j, T. I.andro,oo, ~
mard1, % ct 80 Octobre. ioh"l et
toante Grand Louis, chez RObt Tate. marcredi
e tleudl, 80 ct 81 octobre. her'it"i
medl, 81 Ovembre. ihiefe' Sd
IL ct IL novembre. ""' Ct ilaIol'
III neaper creek, a Ia maison d'ecole Morris. len
medi, 16 novembre. :" Johnson, sa-
m noSsl1ahn' au magasin de Dossmann, lundi Of
marIi, 70 ct ID novembre. ~
siiie rate, chez Yves Vidrinc. ,norcrodi o+
Jeudl, 20 ct 81 nOvembre ' hn'ieleui GU
Uhdaoaisnler, au magasin dAlphonse GuilIet
'I n et samedl, % ct % noyelnbre, '
flalsance, chez Andrepont, lundi. Ok !.
Hian9e Prairie, chez Paul Stage. morai ~ |
nngrcredl, 26 ct ~ nOvelnbre. ~ ''
Wnltevllie, all magasin de Lafeur G, st,or
Fendredl, 20 nOvembre. o'"s5'
vembre. en' 'ahledi, 81 no
"'di"' luhdl, 2 de-
Q ialmetto, au magasin de w. Budden m,rdi
ssbayon Current, chez E. G. Richard, mercredi
neville, au magasin de Rosenberr ia,di
= d au magasin de Boagni & Puio. Same ,;
ooiStioh, iuT.di, 8
cre Mdaish ~ a Ia sale de vile, mardi ct NOR.
Notleyvllle, chez N, c. Devi,Eers
decembre. o'Aiois, leudl, -
1ecembre. oe'oie' Fendredi, IS
-" sa9dedl, IA dc
Opelousas, a la Maison de Cour. a.,
''hoie' auahd Ienregistreme,lt sera c au 20
Of Enrao;s M. l.. SWORDS,
OF hahofy, 8 octobre 1895. A"nury.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-10-05
lie Roi du Petrole.

I'm journal les Etats, Unis public DIES
reDseignements Attendants au sujet de
NJ. John D. Rockefeller, le "roi du pc
trOIe.'
NJ. Rockefeller, qui, depuls long
temps, passait pour VI des hommes les
plus riches d'Amerique. parait 6tre au-
J%ourd'hui le plus richie de tous. II a de-
passe lie mllliurd, ct men restera pas
longtemps la, Car on calcule que sa for
time s'accroit annuellement d'environ
Is millions de dollars, GU Is millions de
francs.
Ces tresors seront un jour integrale-
ment partages entire les quatre enfants
du millionaire, tGois files ct IN fills.
On af1irme, ell effet, que NJ. Rocketel-
Ter Il fait de son vivapt toutes les libe-
ralites quill eDtendait faire, ct qu'apres
sa mort on ne vera point nne partie de
SEES millions ailer enrichir on fonder des
Establishments publics, universities gu
h6pitaux.
Chacun DIES c%nfauts possedera done
plus de %cinquante millions de dollars,
ct les misses Rockefeller SOM sans
doute les plus riches neritieres du Nou-
veau-Monde.
MaIgr6 sa formidable opulence, NJ.
Rockefeller travaiile huit heures par
jour a son bureau; lorsqu'il a termiEe
sd jonrnee, il reutre dams la maison
waste, mails dGpourvue de luxe, quill
habite a New York, ct ses uniques joies
sont des joies de famille.
II est enhancement sobre ct d'habi-
tudes austeres.
CO puissant capitaliste' nest done
pas un joulsseur.
Ii sembIe bien quill Ell soft pour lui
CONNIE pour b%eauconp de SEES parcels.
Gagner de l'argent nest pas un
moyen, mais IN but, le but meme de la
une passion aussi absorbante, ia
tale ct desinteressee, que pouvait l6tre
chez Napoleon la passion du pouvoir ct
de la grandeur.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-10-05
Washington Letter.
From our Rcgirar Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 80, 1895.
Secretary Carlisle returns 10 lis desk
to-day, much benefited by his visit r1
President Cleveland. lie intimates
that President Cleveland will not, un-
less he changes his present plans, re-
turn to Washington until about the
middle OF October. In that case he will
not settle down to business here for sew
eral weeks as he is under engagement
to attend the Atlanta Exposition on the
22d Of October.
While not disposed to do any blowing
over the fact that the receipts OF the
government for the month of September
were some 5000, 900 in excess of the ex-
ptnulturts, members OF the admins
tration are much gratiiied at this indi-
cation OF an improvement in govern
ment finances, which they hope to see
continue.
No one in Washington was surprised
at the authorized interview, published
Saturday, with Col. John c.. New, of In
dianapoIls, declaring Mr.. Harrison not to
be Il candidate for the republican nomi-
patton, nor at his adding that Mr.. Har-
risen favored neither Mckinley or Reed
as the candidate. Ever since Quay and
Platt renewed their grips upon the re-
p"'iih"h hitSitIfNiy WI i I1lIStltdIill
and New York Nj. Harrison has been
counted ont Of tie running, by friends
and foes alike. Mr.. Harrison and NIr.
Reed never got along, and neither ade
any pietense Of Eidlug his dislike for
the other when one was speaker Of the
House and The other President. Mr..
Harrison's dislike Of Mckinley is of la
ter growth and probably has some con-
nectlon with the deal said to have been
lately made between the friends of Nc
kinley aud Reed to keep Harrison out of
the nomination. The only reason that
MIR. Harrison doesn't wish to be the
nominee is that he knows he cannot be.
President Cleveland has designated
no successor to Gen. SchotieId, who re-
tired from the command Of and active
service in the Army yesterday, by rca-
son OF his having reached the age limit.
Secretary Lamont is now Acting Com
mander.
Surely the prospect Of democratic vic
tory IN Kentucky may be considered
good when Senator Blackburn, and Re-
preventative Berry, one of his principal
in the race for the senatorslip,
both of whom are now in Washington,
speak OF it as being only a question of
majority. Mr. Berry says Hardin's ma
jorlty will not be less than $4,000 and
may go 10000 higher. Senator Black
burn. who is here to attend the marriage
OF his daughter. Miss Lucille, to Mr..
Edward Lane, u prominent young news
paper man of New Jersey-a democrat,
too-says he has no doubt Of the cleo
ton of Hardin. nor his own reelection
to the senate but he didn't care to eX-
press an opinion of what Hardin's ma
jOrity will be.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-10-05
Qualifications Electorales.

La lerniere session do l'AssemblGe
Geuerale de la Louisiana a passe une
resolution c%onjointe, proposant IN
amendment "a Particle 1876 de la Con-
s%titution de l'Etat, relatif au suffrage.
Voici lamendemetft tel quill sera SOU
mis- au vote du peuple Ell avriI, 1896:
SECTION ]. - Quill soft resolu par
lAssemblee Generate de PEtat de la
Louisiana, ave. Passentiment des deux
tiers des membres de chague chambre,
Qu'uD amendment 4 Particle 1856 de la
Constitution de fEtat de la Louisiana
soft soumis aux 6lecteurs de rEtat a la
p%rochaine election des R~epresentants
en- 1886; le dit amendment doit 6tre
congo en- ces termes:
ARTICLE 1S5.-Tout citoyen male DIES
Etats- Unis, par Nuisance GU par natu-
raIisation, age de 2l ans on au-dessus,
possedant les qualifications suivantes,
aura drolt de voter a n'importe quelle
election sonmise au peuple, pOurvu
quill remplisse les conditions suivantes:
Ill dot avoir IN an de residence
actuelIe dams l'Etat, immediatement
avant r6lection a laquelle il offre son
vote.
Ill doit avoir au moins six mois
de residence actuelIe, immediatement
avant IeIection, dams la paroisse dams
laquell- il otfre son vote.
3.-1i doit avnir au moins trente jours
de residence actueile, immediatement
avant l'eiection, dams lie ward on lie
''~precinct" dams lequel il offre son vote.
Al doit etre e!ectenr enIegistre.
81 doit ponvoir lire la Constitution
de i'Etat dams Sd langue maternelle gu
etrc bona tide p"ssesseur de prophecies,
m+ubles on lmmtubits. situees dams
rEtat ct ass-sse.s en- son nom a une
vaIeur compliant dc deux cents dollars,
au moins.
6.-L'Assemblee G6n6rale, a sa ses
sion reguliere en- 1896, aura le pou-
Voir, par un vote DIES deux tiers de
tous les membres elus a chaque
chambre, ct APPROVE par lie Gouver-
neur, de moditier, de changer. d'amen-
der Get article de la Constitution, ct ces
notifications, engagements, une fois
adoptes ct APPROVES, deviendront
partie de la Constitution sans avoir
a etre publies nj soumis an vote du
peuple, CONNIE il est requis dams Par
tlcle $50 de la Constitution.
The Opelousas courier., 1895-10-05
TRIBUTE oHREspECT

At a called meetingef Orphans Friend Io,re
90. 100 r. d A NJ, held in their hall at Biz
cane, La, Sept. 9, 1895, the following rtsnlIi,
tlons OF sympathy werSpassed:
$almlghty GAln his infinite Wis
dom has seq fit to call N4eme our belove1
Brother and Efficient Worshipful Master. Cant
Leroy ). HaSard, who passed from this a uro
OF terrestrial Coil and strife Sept. Sth in his Gath
year; therefore, be it "e ''.h
hesotrea, That society has lost one ~ ie
orlshtest lights, that the family have los % .
Iovins husband and a noble father. Thar iba
WldoW' the orphan, the poor and the in,i,re enI
=, dnln community have lost their main stay
EeSotred. That ancient craft masonry b,s
iost one OF It's Srandest opponents and mos
iespienaent examples that this Lodge has
neen stripped OF its brightest Jewel; a Yacuum
mas peen created which we can scarcely hone
10 nave nlled. Be it further f'
hesott:a, That we tender our heartfelt SYM
Palny 70 the sorrowins family in this the dark
nour or their bereavement; that This Iodne
wear the usual badge of mourning for 20 davs.
tilat a copy OF these resolutions be spread mnon
tle minutes, a copy be sent to the family of olr
brother, and a copy sent to the New
publication i'r
V.C. REYNOLDS,
l.. GOUDCHAUX,
s. P. WARD,
7. A. HICKS, Committee