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OnyE cHRLOEDIN STOCK.
plechain, $500; Mrs. Henry Castillo, $500

plechain, $500; Mrs. Henry Castillo, $500
Pierre Beard, 1890.
Mr.. O. II. Deshotels, deputy sheriff
appeared before the Police Jury and
stated his readiness to settle with the
parish, whereupon Mr.. Guidry moved
that committee of two be appointed
| by the chair to examine the books, etc.
OF Ex-Sheriff Deshotels, and to report
as soon as possible. The chair appoint
| ed Messrs. Prescott and r. Lafleur, also
Sheriff Frazee was added to assist said
committee.
| Motion carried.
| On motion of Mr.. r. Lafleur-
Resolved, That a commitree of three
| including Mr.. E. b. Dubusson, be ap-
pointed to frame budget for the year
| 1888, said budget to be submitted to this
body when completed.
The Chair appointed Messre. r. La
fuer, Haas and Dubuisson.
On motion of Mr.. Haas
Resolved, That committee of three
composed of w. lei. Randolph, VIM. Car
penter and Narcisse Johnson be ap-
pointed to confer with a like committee
from Rapides parish to ascertain the
probable cost of repairing the bridge
| over Bayou Coeodree on road from Pine
Prairie to Isoyd's bridge, near w. I'll.
Randolph's.
On motion of Mr.. Manuel
Resolved, That the report of COM
mittee appointed to estimate the cost of
removing the fence and distractions on
road from M. Carron's to Eunice, be re-
ceived and accepted, committee dis
charged, and the sum of $500 be credited
| to M. Carron for doing said work; and
| further, that the road overseer be au-
| thorized to notify Mr.. J. Bite. Miller to
remove his fence according to law, by
the first of January 1898, and also to
remove his fence likewise by January
lst 1898.
On motion of DIR. Clopton-
Resolved, That J. w. Bailey, Oscar
Melancon and DIR. Walker be appointed
to report ON the needed repairs land
probable cost of samel on the Taylor
Bridge, ond to report at next regular
meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Prescott
Resolved, That committee of three,
and Thos. McCaffrey, be appointed to
ascertain the probable cost of repairing
the long bridge at Washington across
Bayou Carron, and they to report at the
next regular meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Manuel.
Resolved, That the report of COM
mittee appointed tn let out contract to
repair bridge at Reads school house be
received and accepted, committee dis
charged, and the sum of $l4.75 ordered
credited to Joseph III. Young out of the
internal improvement funds of the 7th
ward. s
On motion OF DIR. Clopton-
Resosyed, that the Police Jury ad-
iourn until 2: 80 o'clock p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adj
iournment.
Present: Mr.. E. H. McGee, President; !;
Messrs. Fontenot, Prescott, Guidry, p.
T. Lafleur, Qnebedeau, Manuel, Clopton,
Saizan. Durio.
On motion of Mr.. E. T. Lafleur-
Resolved, That the petition from cit
zens of Prairie Mamou MT Point Grand
Louis, praying for q change of the pub
lie road leading from Brad. Crows to
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opelousas, La, Dec. 9th 1897.

Opelousas, La, Dec. 9th 1897.
The Police Jury met at 1890 o'clock,
p. m.
Present: Mr.. E. I'll. MCGEE, President
Messrs. Prescott, Durio, Chachere, Guild
ry, r.. T. Lafieur, Quebedeau, Haas, Man
uel, Clepton.
On motion Of Mr.. e. T. Lafieur-
The Police Jury adjourned until 4
o'clock p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
journment.
Present: Mr.. E. H. MCGEE, President
Messrs. Prescott, Fontenot, Durio, Guild
ry, Quebedeau, Saizan, Manuel, r. La
feur, Clopton.
On motion of Mr.. Haas
Resolved, That the Police Jury ad-
journ until tomorrow at 9 o'clock q. m.
December 7th, 1897.
The Police Jury met persuant to ad-
journment.
Present: Mr.. T.. III. McGee, president;
Messrs. Fontenot, Prescott, Chachefe,
Guidry, Quebedeau, Manuel, Clopton,
Saizan, r. Lafieur, Haas and Durio.
On motion Of Mr.. Chachere-
Resolved, That Mrs. Emile ortego be
placed on the INDECENT list.
Mr.. Quebedeau in the chair.
On motion OF Mr.. McGee-
Resolved, That the report of commit
tee appointed to lay out public road
from Mallet to Pot Cove be received and
accepted, committee discharged and the
road be declared o public road free OF
expense to the parish and that the road
hand force belonging to main road from
big woods to OpeIousas will remain as
"a t., n 4 fr,, tfH hn n
said new road. New public road de-
scIibed as follows: Commencing at the
gin of Moses Dorsey, running west be-
1. tween the lands of Mrs. Arcade Godeau
and Blaise Mott, thence between the
lands of A. st. Andre and j.. B. McC1el-
land, thence between the lands OF j. b.
McClelland and ID. Roos u Son, thence
between the the lands of w. d. Cannon
and J. b. McClelland, thence between
lands of the Opelousas Mercantile Co.
LTD, and Victor Brunet, thence be-
tween the lands of Moses Dorsey and G.
ID. Verret, thence between lands Of Mrs.
c.. ID. Verret and Richard Reed, thence
to intersect the public road leading from
Pot Cove to 0pelousas at G. d. Verrets.
Mr.. McGee in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. r. Lafieur-
Resolved, That the goods, furniture,
ETC., of Mr.. William Fritz be perpitted
WltnlH InS pAflSHi pf0NluSu, hOWeStIJ
that said goods, furniture, ETC., be brought
directly TO his home, there to be opened
and properly fumigated, at his own ex-
pense. DIR. VIM. M. Thompson has been
selected to fumigate said goods, etc.
On motion of Mr.. Guidry-
Resolved, that the report of COM
mittee appointed to lay out public
road from Breaux's to McIlhenny's be
received and accepted, committee dis
charged, and the road declared q public
road as follows, to wit: Starting at the
southeast corner of ID, Breaux's land.
chains lands, and west of j. Is. Duple-
chains land, thence east of Pierre
Boards and west of Felix Thibodeaus
and Henry Castille's lands, intersecting
the land of McIlhenny's at this point.
The following parties ordered credited
for damages assessed TO wit: j. B. Du-
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Lost Oa. Wisy0sT.

Warrant No. 100, for $50, date No. 9Th,
1897, payable to G. N. ogden or order. Al
salary as night watchinan Of the town
OF Opelousas for the month ending Nov.
9th, 1897. Said warrant In endorsed by
q. n. Ogden. The public ID hereby
warned not to trade or traffic for same,
as 1t belongs to me. =
(Signed) J.T. STEWART.
Opelousas, Dec. 4, 1897.
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"Wednesday, December 22nd, 1S97,

MouA0Ouays DctuMDuI l1uu, l0Jty
above estate, to- wit:
DESCRIPTION OF ENJOYABLE PROP
ERTY.
| The last residence of the deceased, con.
and comprising three lots OF gronnd, stu
on the north by hrs smith, on the south
and on the west by Market street.
Q. Six acres OF land with improvements
bounded on the north by II. III. Barry, on
| the south by 0. Elmer, on the east by Mar
ket street, and on the west by Mentor An
drus.
| 8. Two lots Of ground measuring ninety.
| i've feet front by $40 feet deep, under fence,
bounded on the north by Robert Ell. Barry,
on the south BY Mrs: Dunbar. on the east
by Church street, and on the west by Robt.
III. Barry. ri
A. Ninety-six acres; more or less, prairie
I land. bought Of Mrs. j. l.. Guilbeau, situ-
afed near the Corporation of Grand Coteau,
haau, On the south by the old estate OF DIR.
E. M. Millafd, ON the east by Dr. T. II.
Tarlton. and west by College and Convent
- MOVABLE PROPERTY. sss
One folding bed; one bath tub; one carpet
bottom swing rocker; one bureau; one in
valid s chair; one ice box; one dining table
homper wsa ens one sgssaa9d sa Mapaione; 9ns
one folding kitchen table; one swing churn;
three hanging lamps; eleven cotton sheets
one lot of curtains; one Jersey COW and two
calves; one old short horn cow and calf;
one two year old bull; one spotted calf six
months old.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
The movable property for cash; the i'm
moyables TO be sold for one third Of the.
purchase price cash, and the balance pay
able twelve months from day of sale; pur.
chasers TO give their notes payable to the
order of the testimentary executors for the
deferred payment hearing eight per cent
per annum interest from day of sale; pur-
chasers also toobiigafe themselves to pay
ten per cent additional for attorneys fees
In case OF suit for the collection OF the
notes, and the notes to be secured by spe.
ciai mortgage and vendors lein on the
property sold.
- 4. II. TARLTON.
R. M. LITTELI.,
n2O.5t Testfmentary Executors.
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We s;sare.-No Pay.

That is the way all druggists sell
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic for Chills
and Malaria. It is simply Iron and
Quinine In tasteless form. Children
love it. Adults prefer it bitter, nauseat-
ing Tonics. Price, 50s. 12je6m
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tUCCEsSIoN SALE.
s55s
ESTATE OF AZEMA FRoRARD.
10. 5487, Probate Docket, District Court
P0Tigh0f ST. Landry

No. 5487, Probate Docket, District Court.
Porishof st. Landry.
BY virtue OF an order OF the Hon. nth ia
dicial District Court In and for the parish OF
st. Landry, there will be sold af public auc-
ton, 20 the last and highest bidder, by the
undersigned administrator, or by d public
auctfoneer. at the last residence OF the
deceased, on
Thursday, Dec. 23d, 1897.
the following property belonging to the
above estate. tO-wit
One certain tract OF mostly prairie land
with buildings and improvements Situated
Lnereon, ana being situated In Prairie Lau-
rent, parish OF st. Landry, measuring one
hundred and forty three arpents. more ar
less. bounded north by Victor Ameline,
bourgeois. west y. Bite. Marks ana Anatole
AZ arnauds la being portion OF same acquired
as appears by Acts OF notes NOS. ssig and
S5l5 OF nies In recorders ONCE.
II fTerms--CASH.
JEAN BITE. MARKS.
h1V-at hA1V-at Administrator.
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On motion of Mr.. Guidry-
Resolved, That Willie Comeau be ap-
pointed Janitor at Q salary OF $500 per

On motion OF Mr.. E. T. Lafieur-
Resolved, That the Police Jury ad-
iourn until tomorrow at o o'clock, a. IN.
Il. III. MCGEE, j.. j. HEALEY,
President Clerk.
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j.. J.. THOMPSON,
j. QUEBEDEAU.
fs.,yrr rrsi4fat

On motion of Mr.. E. I. Lafieur--
Resolved, That the report of the
above committee be accepted, committee
discharged, and the sum of S656.75 order.
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d credited to said Washington State

Bank.
On motion Of Mfr. Chachere-
Resolved, That 3 the report Of the
committee appointed to prepare o budget
ceiyed and accepted and thes committee
discharged.
On motion of Mr.. Chachere
Resolved, That in accordance with
the report of committee on budget, the
following budget be adopted as an esti-
mate exhibiting the various items of
expenditures necessary for the year 1898,
and that said estimate and budget be
published in the official journal for the
full period of Thirty dayss
BUDGET OF. PARISH OF ST. Lam
my Eop rrTE aHEAp 1eoe.
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By virtue of an order OF the Hon. Gilbert
L. Dupre, judge of the 1lth judicial District
State of Louisiana, there will be sold at
public auction to the last and highest bid
der, at the last esidencea of the Deceased
In Grand. ,Coteaus by testimentary execut-
orS or any duly qualified auctfOneer on
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Drowned.

Wallace Maxwell, son Of Capt.
ID. E. Maxwell, general manager
of the L. &. & p. railroad. was
drowned Monday near Amelia
Island, Fernandina while out fish
ing with a friend. Deceased was
"a years Of age, a senior student
in the University of Pennsylvania
and a young man of promise
whose death is greatly deplored.
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No. % Daily from Gainesville, Live Oak
f:5OP M Waycross, Savannah. Montgomery
ana ali Joints Ecrt:I, east and west, also from
Jacksonville and Palatka.
No. 30 Daily from Per. Tampa, Tampa.
$50 aM Lakeland, Punta Gorda. Barlow,
Fitzg raid. eesburg and ali points sou'h This
train carries through sleeseE from Port Tampa
to New York via Ocala.
no. 70 Daily from Leesburg, Fitzgerald,
las NJ Brooksviile. Tnlby. Tsrpon Springs.
Clearwater, 81. Petersburg, Lakelsnd, Tampa
End Port iamp5, and daily excert Sunday from
fustis, Ums;i' a and kstor and Barlow, PuIta
Gorda and intermediate stations
10. 81 Daily except sunday from Homo
gas NJ saSs1, CrystaI and Intermediate points
No. Sc Daily frcm Juliette, Newberry Ar
5:25 p ~ cher and all points north. east and
west, and from fstacha.ta, Floral Citv. Inverness
and all points south
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CURED

1t is pretty tough on n man
who has to work hard for living
to be a constant sufferer from
weak kidneys and backache, as l
have for many years past. Being
laid up at home so often with my
aches and pains, l have lost a
good many days pay, besides
paying lots Of doctors bills. The
doctors called my trouble diabetes.
1t is source of pleasure for me
to say now, after using a few
boxes Of your Sparagus Kidney
Pills, that they knocked all of
those old pains out of me. l can
now work hard all day at my
trade without feeling the least
bit tuckercd out. In fact, think
| am about as healthy as any
body now, and must thank you
for it. l am your friend,
j. l.. SIMON,
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LEAVE.

No. % Daily, for Leeshurg. Fitzgerald
z:fO M Trlby. Lakeland, Tampa and eli in
mediate ststicns.
No rs Daily for Gainesville, Lake City.
2:O5 N Live Oas, Savannah ami ali Toints
north, east and west. Connection 20 Roche le
Tor Palatka, Jacl sonville and all intermediate
stations.
No 81 Daily for C iresviIle, Live Oak.
1:3O AM Waycross, ptgOmery. Savannah,
Sh"leston, ard al POINTS north. cas-. and west
his train car les through slee. er from Port
Tampa to New York, via Ocala, Gainesyil c, Ss-
vannah and Charleston.
No. 80 Daily for Tuieite AMI all stations
1905 noon n-rth 80 High Springs and south
10 Trilby.
No IS Daily except Sunday for CRYSTAL ard
20 M Hcmosassa- Com ects at Juliette with
fast mail fer Tampa and the south.
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Take iss PLANT SYSTEM For F,ia a!'
SCHEDULE EFFECT JUNE 6, 1897
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF, TRAINS AT OCALA

No. IS, leaving Ocala at 205 solid connecting
Waycros with Pullman sleeping follows Waycro
LOUIS via Montgomery and & r. Waycross to Nashville
Macon Atlanta and Chattanooga and Waycrss to New York
Savannah Charleston Atlantic
at Nashville direct Chicago Limited
bue solid through train via the Evansville Also Louisville
Chicago Train Ocala
via Gainesville and High Springs Pullman sleeping
to New DIRK without change Richmond Washington,
and Philadelphia connecting at Washington with the Old
Colonial Express Boston without
at Waycro through sleeper Nashville Montgomery
without change. Direct Montgomery
New Orleans at Birmingham Memphis
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NEURALGIA

S pain in the nerves. 1t is thought by
ONE medical experts to be caused by
overly of the blood, which condition
overs the tone of the nerves and
tarves them.
Unless the poisons and waste matter
n the blood are filtered out of It by the
idneys into the urine, the blood will
AIRY disease instead of nourishment to
lie nerves. Neuralgia. or pain in the
erves is the danger signal or symptom
rhich nature uses to warn the victim
f danger.
This condition can be
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Mrs. Chas. Rheinauer leaves
tonight for Greater New York to
spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer and will be joined later by
Mr.. Rheinauer, when he goes
forth to purchase his fall stock.
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.CHMAMHPZ M y HOUSE,
E=crvho;!y Say 60.

Ca=care:7 Candy Ca.i'aytiC. the -l0-i won
Geuful medical discovery of the age. l. cas-
ant ANA refreshing 20 The taste, oct .sar,'ly
ami positively or kidneys. liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. diSpcl COLDS,
cure ilcR.lac'e, fcvr.' hahituHl constipation
arl biiiOuSnnss. PleI,s buy AMI Try q box
of &. &. e.. TODAY; 10. -. 20 ,ei:Is Sold and
guaranteed 10 cITc u a.! druggists.
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e0scRRT.-La bande de musiQue
efhibodaux donna un magnifQue
0acert dimanche dernier dana l'apres-
asdi, du Mosque en- face du presby-
w. L'assistance etait nombreuae
sas personnes gu, ont Gu Ia bonnie
a'sane d'y assister ont ete ravies par
y 0elie musique que fournissait Ia
aaae. Aussl Ia bande mettaitelle 4
ascution ses morceaux de choix
aas eette occasion.
NOUS asons entendu NANTES per-
saaes exprimer I'M vii deslr que Ia
Aa0e continuat ees concerts pendant
we, Ce serait Ii sans doute une
"0'ee de advertisement innocent
s41 "a population de Thibodaux ct
U veisiuage,
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Une erreur de Ia partie dun des
gardes sur Ia levee dams le. voisinage
de Pixies Peak dams lie sixieme district,
sera piobablement la cause de Ia
mort dc NJ. Jean Malherne, jeune
homme de &c voisinsge, qui n'avait
pas encore atteint So vingtieme an
nee. Mr.. Portal, jeune homme .du
mslne age, stait de faction ct. les deux
~jeunes gems So separerent. Matherne
qui await veill4 pendant les premieres
'heur.s lie la mutt, sen aifant vers sa
demeare ; mails on dot croire. quill
revint sur SEES, pas, car 4 un moment.
Portal lie VT pres de IL lev6e=et, ne
lie leconnaissant pas dams ~l'obscurlte.
ii linterpella ct ne relevant aucune
reponsse, tit .feu Matherne reGut dies
pleasures probablement fatales. Il
fut transporte a la Nouvelle Orleans
mardi matin. Cette errerr malheu-
reuse cause de grands regrets dams
oe volsinage.-La@G Gazette.
h#
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l. Acursion des Opelousas Venue
ri dimanche dernier emmena une
grande foule de personnes DIES deux
sexes ct de tout age.
Parmi les excursionistes nous ayons
sconnu beaucoup de ci-devant citoy-
1s de Lafourche, tells que Messieurs
irssimond Adam, j. Elvaine Himel,
Doryille Benoit, Norbert Caillouet,
Albert CaiTlouet. II Ell await sans
dOute d'autres que nous n'avons pas
rsncOntres.-
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WIS.

i aat foureau abonne demeurant
ID, . rillage, dtsiraat payer son
ali uneat mestsuellement, nous
artr. oas la N~sntsmelte, moyennant
ID ,onMe de 20 cents, par mois,
sspti tRarancs.
ST. ! yuisons cette ofre ATTN de
ID. iltr les persona sqai, dtsirant
%iabonrer, procurement .qaelqne
;seoaresient q reryer a la fo,s le
ertT de announcement.
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Ia RENE VICTORIA.

Tn chroniqueur pafisien, qui. .
asslste q Nice, q larriv3e de 10 refine
Victoria, ecrit CO qui1 suit
Nous etlons une yingtaine env,iroon.
Ranges, ahgnes, graves, nous avious
TAR dc gems qui attendent lie corps.
Dune allure maj~essueuse, tel qu'un
char consoyant n augusts depouille,
le train .s'est svance, puts. i'arrs.
s'etaht fait, du wagon don't la por-
Here await etc ouverte as4e recueille-
ment, CONNIE pour un4 ySr4monie
rltuellque, ON n sorti, dssssndu, exhu-
me pour sipsi dire. un pauvre We'll
etre ratatin9, cass9, courbe, que DIES
bras familiers soutenaient, p~ortaicnt,
CONNIE nne chose sans vie, ure.: mo.
mic s'appayant sur une came ct ne
t%rainant.
C'etaitd done Ia refine, cette lamen-
table epaye humane, l'lmperatrice
qni commando q deux cents millions
d'hommes u lie globe, la ~puissante
isouveraine de Ia nation qui, par des-
sus toutes les autres, dome ridse de
IL force. de la brutalit6, de la violence.
du supreme pouvolr,! Les .cheveux
blancs, lie visage gras, rond, decolore,
les ,eux- sans eclat, sans vie, avec ! e
costume, Failure, Ia bourgeoise Sim
plicita dune de ces petites v~leilles
que Baudelaire a burinees, 81 gra-
cieuse majestic Vlctojia dome I'm ter.
rlble, soofflet rorgeuil human:
VOLTA done la vie dams: toute l'hor1enr
de son accomplishment;
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C'est avec IN VII chagrin que nous
annoneons 4 nos lecteurs que nellie.
1lvis Webre, societaire dams la publl-
eason de ce journal ct compositrice
70 charge de la partie FRANCHISE, est
ahlgee dun grave NAL d'yeux.
con medecin lui q ordonne de gardtg
u chambre ct de De sOustraire . toute
laAlere qui est lnjurieuse ! - vue.
nous esp6rons que bient6t nous au-
n0s le bonheur de faire part 4 no.
a0nbreux lecteurs, ses amis, qu'elle
VI enforcement r6tablie.
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- -
Ii est smusant de noter les proJets
de loi, plus gu moins insenses e t'ridis
cules, soumis au differences >legisla-
lures. Ces measures, .outre leur cote
rldicule, sont une menace, sI leur
adoption eetait possible, aux droits
des gems.
Dams ,differents etats, on = intro
duit des projects de loi ayant pour but
de prohlber l'usage de Ia cigarette gu
d'empscher le jeu de ballonl on de
"footeball" dams d'autre, on wise /
la creation de Commission d'Etat
po~urI'examen des gems desirant en-
brssser certains meters ainsi, dams
lie Massachusetts, il est propose que
personne ne puisse suiyre le meter
do ~forgsron. rams un examen par une
Commission qui devrait 6mettre DIES
licenses aurtorisant les applicants 1 se
livrer ! ce. travail dams 10 Dakota
du Nord, une lol ssmbIable s'appli-
ouera,t aux barbiers.-La Gazette.
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Euus avons joui dune agreeable
visile vendredi dernier de notre ami,
N. Jean Rodrlgue, membre'du jury
De police du 6eme. ward. NJ. Rodri-
que nous . app.is que son pere, NJ.
Lovingly Rodrigue, qui await etc
naIade, etait enforcement rendu 4 la
sante ct lie fait l'avait accompagne
dams sa visite au village.
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