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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
Mexico Has Its Patron Saint.

Mexico is only just over the Dor
der; but nothing could better Illus
trate the immense distance which
separates Mexican life from that of
u hustling republic than the feast
of the Coronation of the Virgin of
Guadalupe, which was celebrated at
the old capital Of Montezuma recent
ly amid o concourse of bishops and
80, 900 pilgrims from all parts of the
country. The apparition of the Vir-
gin to an Aztec in 1893 upon the
ground upon which the church of
Our Lady of Guadalupe has been
erected, and the miraculous origin
Of the picture Of the heavenly visitor,
which is still exhibited painted upon
the folds of al ancient Aztec blanket
all this is an oft told story. The
Virgin OF Guadalupe has become the
patron saint Of Mexico; and one of
the first acts Of the congress Of the
new republic after having achieved
independence from Spain was to de-
cree her festival to be the national
holiday. Record.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
Pineapple Shirts

Genuine cashmere shawIs are so,
dne that ms measuring three or four
square yards could be stored within
the she'll OF q small walnus. FIus Ga
even more delicate fabric Is manu-,
featured On the Philippine islands
from the fbers OF PIN apple leaves.
To properly prepare the ibers for
weaving involves much tedious work.
For instance, the tiny fbers are tied
together by hand to suitable lengths.
The weaving Of g quantity sufficient
for one shirt Is the work Of several
years, and so 1t Is no wonder that
such a shirt costs about 81, 200, but
the rich planters of Manila and Lon
Eon-slaveholders yet-csn afford to-
indulge in such extravaganees. ,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
NOTICE !!
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
HoUmA. La, Feb. 10Th 1896. :

HoUmA, La, Feb. 10th 1896.
un DAYS indicated 1t low I will he at. or
near tn, following polling places for the revi-
sion Of registration and also tor taking OF
assessments.
At the Court House. in Houma. La, Feby.
-. y. -, u, %. 10, p. %, ~ aud March :, 5
aud 4th
AT Ev~Dicn LeBours Store, upper Terre-
bonnie, March 5th.
At Alex Gautrcaux's Store, Beattyville,
March dth.
At H.. :. G3ntrcaux's Store, Schriever Sta
lion Marsh eth.
1t Vim. Rittcl's Store, Central Station,
March IIth
At Hollywood Plantation, March 18th.
At Luke $. hou,lr,aux's Store, Chacuhoula
Sra,iuD. Halrh ltrh
1T u.' ry Walther's Store, Gibson, City,
March 18TH.
At II. c. Da,pit's School House, March
Goth.
At Bannon BonviIlajns School House,
March -3rd.
At Honduras Store, Grand Caillou, March
9th.
Att. P. Hotard's Store, Canal Belanger
March 18th.
Att. u. Wilson's Store, LowerTerrebOnne
MaIcu 26th.
ALA. K~obichaux's Store, Lower Terre
bonnie, March 9th.
At Julien La6at's, Lower Terrcbonnc
March 23lh.
At Alfred BoudreauX's Store, Bayou Little
| Gallon. March 3Oth.
Alto. h. Daspit's Store, Bayou Little Gail
lou. March 3lst,
At John Vcrdiget's Store, Bayou Little
Caillou, April LIST,
At nuI.ac Store, Bayou Grand Gallon.
April Bird.
At Ernest I antrelI's, Bayou Grand Gallon,
April 4th.
At Thos. w. Cooks Store, Bayou DuLarge,
April 9th.
at A. st. Martins store, Bayou DuLarge,
April 9TH.
At court House in Hourna. La April 8, .,
10, IL, I3, IA, Is. l6 and 18th
Z. A. DUVAL, JR,.
Assessor and Registrar OF Voters,
Parish If lvI. eUOnne, La.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

The little daughter of Mr. Fred Wchbcr
Holland, Mass, had a very bad cold and
cough which he had not been able to cure
with any thing, ! gave him a % cent
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
says w. z. Holden, merchant and post
master at West Brimteld, and the next
time | saw him he said it worked Ike q
charm. This remedy is intrnGcG rsprri
ally for acute throat and lung di4ri,sr>
such as colds, Group and whoopinS cough,
aud it is famous for its cures. There i
no danger III giving it to children for it
contains nothing injurious. For sale by
Standard Drug Store.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
REJEANT-DAUNIS.

mast La,r+if,I vaIIiur tOOS,
,.,ho C.;n. Observation-Disclosures
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and JHneS Diuni>, Fictor, Henry
atd Willie prriean,. and many
others. After This reception the
nurrv funk uI,npr3t fine praiaa,t
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casjom, and u most dehThtftA
time was speut bv The party OF
friends who assembled 70 oniov tha
modIinu r,,+iuit;aa na1 ,',
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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
Smoke MenvllIr's Leaders,.

Live Oak Whisk"y is made after the
old style hand Made process, Challenges
comparison rs to quality and absolute
purity with any other tr,t-class goods in
the world,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

Nr. d. Wiley, ex-postmastrr, Black
Creek n. Y was so badly afflicted with
rheumatism that he was only able to hob
BILE around with cunes, AID even then it
caused hin great pain. After using
Chamhrrill"'o Pain Balm he was 80 much
improved ti.at he threw away Ii, canes.
He says this linimrnt did him more good
Iham all ";Eer medicines and Treatment
put together. For sale Mt 50 cents per
bottle by Standard Drug Store.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
Smoke MenvilIt'S Leaders.
EssIH:abse AR Information

to all wearers Of classics. Prof, HirSch-
berg of world wide reputation, or one of
his staff, will he in Houma, Feb. II, Is d
10, at the store of his agent, L. J. Men
vile. Consultation Free.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

HOUMA, La, Sept. 5, 1895.

HoUMA, La, Sept. 5, 1895.
Taxpayers will please take notice that
l am now ready to receive payment OF
taxes for the year 1895.
A. w. CONNELY,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
Parish of T~arrebonns.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

Live Oak Whisky is a wcudeltul ap-
pctizer. Nothing bettor. Go TO A. NJ. q
}. c. Dupont.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
SANDERS HOTEL
-AND-
R9pAURAM
10 NV Friends and the Public

have recently purchased the Hotel
conducted by MIR. Calvin Wurzlow and
will conduct the same in the best posi-
BILE manner for the convenience of the
public. Give me u call and / will do my
best TO please you. Free bus to and from
all trains. FiTst-class meals Scots.
Ynncey L. sanders.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

Physicians evory wheIr press ribe Live
Oak Whisky. Go to A. N. & J. c. Du-
pOnt,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

The fair that took place last
Saturday and Sunday on Little
Gallon was q grand success.
HOuma was represented by Il very
large delegation among whom
could be counted d number of eau
didates for Offices from both fac
tiOns. Everything passed off de
lightfuliy until during the closing
hours of the fair when n slight
rumpuS took place caused by a
personal encounter which lasted
for Ouly a short period. The gross
receipts of the fair we're 1896
90. The expenses OF the fair were
$122,95 which left a clear sum Of
$273,Gj which will be used in the
construction of the Chapel.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
For sale.

Registered Jersey Bulls.
Apply tO-W r. ELLIS,
Halfway Plant.
or address Schrieyer, La.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22
Uhe HOumaO Courier.
SATURDAY, FEB. %, 1895.
FIRE AT

Yesterday morning the corn crib on
Mir. Minors Hollywood plantation was
completely destroyed by fire. This is
the second corn crib that Mr.. Minor
lost ia the past three months His
corn Grub Oh Southdnwn plantation
was destroyed by fire several mo nths
ago.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

If you want TO buy good fruit, go
to John PicOni'S.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

The COURIER is indebted to its
old friend Mr.. 4. J. Gabrielle, OF
bayou Grand Gallon, for a very
large head OF cabbage raised on
Gallon Grove by Mr.. Frank Pen,
das. The cabbage was one of the
largest that the writer has ever
Seen raised i'll this Parish and
would supply Il small sized family
with cabbage for a solid week.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-02-22

Mardi GraS was celebrated in
Houma principally by the small
boy. He had the keys ofthe town
in his pocket during the day and
did not forget to profit by the op,
pOrtunity. ThereInight havebeen a
more general display OF ugly
masks in other towns, but for
genuine fun the small boy of Houma
was tout done by the small boy
of any other town in Louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21

will also DO q valuable guide to Christian aymen
who desire to purchase standard books or religious
questions. For. Bishop Hurst points out many
OF the religious books found in average private
libraries worthless. because the owners do mon
know what the best books were. The bishop has had
such people largely in mind in preparing his WORK.
in the compiling Of which no has brought 20 bear
accuracy In details and wide knowledge OF the
field OF modern Christian literature.
THE History Of the 22d Regiment OF the National
Guard OF the State OF New-York from Its Organ-
cation to 1896" by General George Wingate ed
win w Dayton) is a model for every ree1men'a'
organization in the country. Such work Will help
10 stimulate a feeling like that which Is so char
acter!stic Of English regiments as exemphed IN the
vitticisme of a sergeant at q review. How did you
get ahead of us?" said al officer OF another COM
mand; when did you leave Waterloo?" He meant
Waterloo Station, no doubt: but the sergeant drew
himself I'D proudly as he replied: This regiment
left Waterloo In 1875" The same worthy pride Is
shown In he deeds OF the 22d Regiment by It's men,
bers They have had war experiences experiences
in the draft riots in the Orange riot and In all the
changes In military forms down to the present day
General Wingates book Is written at the request OF
the Board OF Oficers It's completeness may be
guessed from the fact that the volume comprises
1852 pages. 1t ia copiousy illustrated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.

s10tepfhen: A Soldier OF the Cross (F-hade phia
Henry Altem,s). by Florence Morse Kingsley 10 a
we'll told story with St Stephen. the first martyr
rs rs hero. The author shows good taste and self
restraint In her narrative.
Mary Hastings Foote has prepared "A Life Of
Christ for Young People" In the form OF question
and answer OIarper Brothers). which will be
found serviceab bic as text book. Without disturb
tng the old atmosphere OF reverence that properly
suveops the story. the incidents OF Christs life are
20 brought to show their real relation the
world Of to-day
useful publication ia the History Of rhc Young
Mems Christian Association" the first volume Of
which has just appeared The editor Is L. L. Dog
xett Pm. D.. State secretary OF the association IN
OHIO and II is published under the auspices OF the
international Committee Of Young Mems Christian
Associations
1bs fourth volume OF Studies In Theology" (Hunt
n paton) is by Bishop Randolph s. Foster and is
entitled Creation" The author is deservedly
ranked Al one Of the most learned theoogians in
ne Methodist Church. and though the present
treatise is intended for popular perusal 1t Is based
on The latest conclusions of science. The bishop
ends in the revelation OF God In the Bible the only
hoy 70 tho problem OF creation.
Tns same publishers bring out q book by an
pthsr Methodist bishop. John Fletcher Hurst. Lit
erature Of Theology" 1t Is classified photography
of theological and general religious literature.
Such a work has long been needed In the Held
Of religious literature. 1t will meet the needs OK
ths student and Investigator who desires to know
what has been written on particular topic. 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Eight sales were announced at the Broadvsv
Estate salesroom yesterday. but only two n. 49,
were sold. Se~
c. A. Berrian sold. in foreclosure, No, "a w..
Twenty-third-st.. fve-story stone DWELLING IA, ~.
$50. to William r. Holmes for $1,000 -
William Kennedy sold, in foreclosure rv.,,.
fourth Ward. lots Nos. % and "a. map OF her. =.
n 4. Chrystie and adjoining lands OF Chrvs,,N
Hume and others, land --xss lixc0x9, ui,s ,sTuN
Of way to Macombs Dam road, to the p,aintin 81.
New-York Cooperative Building and Loan AZ, s1s
Francis Frey has sold at private contr,c, =.
william Praeger and Pincus Loewenfeld Inc - 70
story tenements. front and rear, lot 25xs7s M 3
Elm-st on private terms ~"
Golding Il Whtehouse sold for the Bill!nss As,...
to Leander f. Wh;ppe No. z72 Madison-ave 49,
story brownstone private dwelling with three-sto,v
extension lot 25xi25. at about 10000 WY
Golding e. Whtehouse have leased No r...
Seventy -second-st. for Henry A. G. Taylor 10 a.
serh T. Thompson for a term Of three years
The same firm with T. II. Ludlow & CO. hav.
leased No. "a East Forty-ninth-st. for Mrs Va
bell for a term Of three years.
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DEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Nacornb's Dem Road corner l52d~st. Six
100 7x74. lixG9.2: Herman schmuck and wife 70
schmuck Montag 49,. -
I39xSulO8.5: Frank lockwood and wife 70
Assad @ Khouh and wife ...,.................
VaIantjn<-ave or .1sth-st 8 corner Webster
ave. l32x297. 9x+ix2SJ.8: Alfred Cook ref
cree. to James Buckh9ut. =, ,,,,, a, a.
Simon Adler and wife 20 Jacob Bloom. .......,.
9:acst No I75 East Josephine f Lnscott TO Ber-
tina Feldn.ark ...............'.....-.
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Citp propertp for Sale

Citp property for Sale
A DJOINING FIFTH AVENUE. high ground. thor.
~ oughy well quit brow nstone house 20 Il wde Den
sunny prot ected sanitary plumbing Puse
$40 NO0 mortgage SIS 500 Permits and ell particular
DOUGLAS ROBINSON q CO..
SOo MADISON AVE IS LIBERTY 81
BARGAINS. WEST SlDE.-Buy on gold basis get ,tA
ID II have silver currency: 3-story lS-ft hgA
stoop brownstone house 600: West End-ave NOR.
gage. $4,000 others all prices STEVENS REAL
ESTATE Co. e3d. Colunhus-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for new buildings ard s,ssst
were filed yesterday:
New buldlngP. az he main ONCE
Cnion-ave " s 326 II from l49th-st, b. CITY Of
New-York for four story BRICK municipal
school s'V
Al the uptown branch.
Commonwealth ave 10 II Of West Farms
Road FOR A two-story frame dwelling, by Mag
dalena Hoffman, OF No 105s 2d ave. owner.
l34th- St = corner Harlem River. FOR 9ne-story
frame shed by Hannah A Higgins II No BIG
West l25th-st, owner ........t.,.
villa-ave g. II 4 . OF Van cour',sni,-ave
FOR ,hree-s story frame tenement, By Michael
Katzbroski. OF No 594 East l52d-s, owner.
Alterations al the main Office:
Forsyth-st No @ by A Rathkowsky owner
20 a one-s,ory brick tenement and hotel, ccu
West-st No 40 by William Devlin. II No
1872 West GS,h-st. owner 70 four-sory brick
e,h-ave No 25s 10 go by Ludwig Bsumsnn. Of
No S2e IexingtOn-ave. owner. 20 three four
story brick stores and sa.esrooris. ..........
s2d-st No II West. BY Sas Packard. owner.
to four-story brick ard stone dwelling .....
53d-st No us 70 l24 West, by the Edison Eisc-
tric I.lumn atlng 90. Of No IS Duane-s'. ovners.
10 a one-and-a-half-s'Orv brick factory. .......
ave No 2ls. by James Bagg u No u
West f5th-st. owner. 10 a three-story tr lex hotel.
At the uptown branch:
sth-st. No 20 (Willlamsbridge). by Annie Rem
ington. Of No "A sth-st. owner, 70 a ,hree-s,ory
frame tenement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AveriIi. Cornelia X. 10 the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, No 1S West S3d-st. years.
Ruckhout James. and wife 10 the Mutual Life
Insurance Company OF New-York. block l's,h-st
burnside and Webster aves. circular junction,
/ "A
plume Herman and wife TO James II AdriM
and Robert l. Harrison. trustees. " "ilis-ave.
1911 n . Of l4Oth-st. years :..............
ZONES Cornelia " to Alfred Beadleston and
another trustees. 31th-st, H1lo II Of
sth-aye. 3 years .................. -; 80.
7 conci No "a Beekman Place. 3 years........
Pfciffer Adoph and wife 10 the East River Saw
ing. institution ID ave. 5i.2 II 81 '+ths,
1 >
SeybeI Daniel f. TO Charles II Stone. 52f-st
325 II " Of 6th-aye note - .;,i.
Schwartz Philip. and Philip Golds'ein 70 Mauida
August = Iews-st, 456 II 81 East 3f-st
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felp Wauteo.
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Males.
4 GENTS WANTED FOR
"A BURGLARY INSURANCE
DEPARTMENT
UNITED STATES CASUALTY CO.,
THOMAS BYRNES.
late Superintendent OF Police. New-York City.
GENERAL. MANAGER.
For information call on
MR. DAVID W. ARMSTRONG JR..
Mutunl Life Building Nassau and Liberty SITS
Apply only between II A. NJ. and +. NJ
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GUNNER Resort @u,oes.
Summer Homes on Long Island.

Long Island" illustrated descriptive book. and
Summer Homes. book describing hotels and boarding
houses Island. free application at 49, l02
$50 and l.3ls Broadway. New-York: at sss Fuon-st.
r. r. Brooklyn: send ~ cents In stamps for Long
Island" ~ cents for Summer Homes" 10 H. NJ.
SMITH Traffic Manager l. l. r. r.. Long Island City.
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
mi a M l] a M 8 Is U

HOUSE & COTTAGES SHELTER ISLAND I. l., n T.
Greatly enlarged improved beautiful new music naii
lights elevator. suites with baths hea.nluIIy
drives. guves pure water
drv aim ,spher. golf yachting tathng fishing dancing
etc open until sept II. Eas ~ accessible by new fas
trains on Long Island Railroad and ste m"rs SHINE
cock Montauk Send for terms and illustrated pam
phlct TO H. D. W. LAWSON ,formerl: OF Murray Hill
iInen Manaser. Manhanset House. Sunolk Co. ~ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21

Gonntrp Hoaro.
A LANDAU MASs.-Ashiey Hill Cottage. Most beauti-
"A III: scenery Berkshire Hills 1000 H. above Housa
tonic Valley daily mail: home comforts Ars L. MEIIUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
RoCkaway Beach.

VIA r. Y. AND ROCkAWAY BEACH Il
Trains leave Long Island Cty daily. encep, sunu IS
6Is s:iO o 20 II :05 A. NJ i2:3o Is. ? S. ~ q
635 $40 $780, $50. go p ~; Saturdays ~ wv
p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21

tsvINHE AUTHORITY The CATsKTLLs"
l Van Loans ~atskill Mountain Guide.
Mailed pontage paid for 30 cents.
100 filuetrntors Of best houses prices routes &C.
WALTON VAN LOAN, Catski. NJ T.
WOULD TAKE CAMPING PARTY Of three four
w Of the attractive and least freauened
in rock abundant. Address
GUIDE Tribune Once.
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1nsirutt,on

For Boys and Young Mer. Country.
ct. JOHNS SCHOOL.
y MANLfUS. ". Y
Next term begins September 10Th 1899.
Anniv N wM NERBEC
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Geaeprrs.

~ 49,
A LADY TEACHER Of experience In several OF the nes
~ private schools In NewYork. viz, The Charlier IN
stitute" THE Columbia Institute and Dr. Gardner
dress TEACHER. care Rev. A. d. Vail. d. d. lou Eas,
S6th-st.. New York city.
HERMAN DRISLER A NJ. III. T. COI COIL MBiA;
IL EAST 10TH ST.-PRIVATE INSTRUCTION during
summer experience In preparing students or
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-02-27
Events OF the Coming Year.

The coming year will be q period
memorable in the history OF the world,
II but a part of the plans of the United
States Government and European ma.
tions is carried out. In the United
States there will will be the liveliest
presidential campaign ever held. ana
the Fifty-fourth Congress, now in ses-
sion. will furnish exceedingly interest
ing debates on the tariff and financial
question until June. There will be
several exciting State elections and
many great political speeches. Every
one will watch with interest the pro-
gress of the Venezuelan Commissioners
inquiry, the results of the wars in Gu
ba, in South Africa, in Turkey. and
the outcome of other complications now
arising in the old World.
It is remarkable coincidence that
at the beginning of year of such rich
promise of stirring news the greatest
metropolitan newspaper in the United
States-the St. Louis should
reduce its price to $6.0 90 a year. or to
less than two cents day. This low
price now places the Republic within
the reach of everyone. Those who
wish to keep posted on politics. trade,
national and international affairs dur
ing 1896 should at once subscribe for
it on these easy terms, in addition to
taking their own local paper.
Newspaper readers who may think
they cannot afford to take metropo-
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scribe for the Twice a-Week" RepNb-
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-02-27
SOCIETIES:

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G1SAof p, Yronton, Mo-, meets every 2,
fL;;Ha3aud 4th Friday ev'ng of each nionti
ND at odd fellows n all.
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