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West Falls Items.

The new store and creamery put up by Mr..
John Wilson, of Mt. Airy, at this place,
opened on the LIST instant.
Miss Fannie Hulk has been visiting Mrs.
William Haines and friends ut Frederick.
She and her friend. Miss Amelia Braungart,
both Of Westminster, are visiting Miss Anne
las sister, Mrs Molli Hood. From there
they expect to visit relatives in Taylorsville,
and from there Miss Amelia will return home.
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Eden Items.

Mrs. N. j. Lester spent few days last
week with relatives in Anne Arundel county.
Lewis F. Leister on Wednesday moved to
the farm that he recently purchased of Ed
ward Trump, at Shilo. Mr.. Trump has pur-
chased the John Ruby farm and took pos
session last week.
Mrs Catharine Albaugh on Saturday after
noon disposed Of her personal effects at pub
lie sale, and will reside with her son, John +.
Henry E. Zepp has moved into the house
vacated by Mrs. Albaugh.
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NJ. f. u. G. Choate 81 Baltimore. spent
Sunday IN Westminster.
Harry Hubcr, sailor ou tine e. :. 5, Dol
phin. came blue ON 81 yi>Ii tn his father Nr.
A. H. Huber aud family last saturday.
HAIRS Is quite - nero sish the i"y,- su,i they
never iiTc OF asking hiu of hi- experiences.
he was ON Sampson Tag ship, the New York.
during the battle oG Santiago, when Crvera' 5
feet aas destroyed.
Mrs Charles E. Herring aud Mis-, Margaret
are spending several weeks with Mr. Her
ing's parents, Camden. New Jersey.
The family og Mr. a. " Machen. OF Wash
ingiou, D. c.. who speal the summer in
Westminster, have returned 10 their city resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Ms. Eli T. Stone and sou Brook,
Of Cha,nhcrSburg. Pa, visited Mr. and Mrs.
L. T. 0ursler on Sunday and Monday.
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Maryland Affairs.

The John d. Cramer farm, at Walkersvile,
Frederick county, containing 40 acres, has
been sold to Edward Shriner at Sl02 per acre.
The American Agricultural Chemical
Company of New York city has purchased
the Nickerson Fertilizer Company's plant at
Easton, Talbot county, for 100000. 1t is
said the works will continue in operation.
Walter Norman, colored, was fatally shot
at Lmekiiu. Frederick county, Wednesday,
by Harry Hart, colored. No cause assigned,
though it is supposed woman is in it.
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weather accord for the week.

October 2s-mercury So at q. m. and 70
at 2 p. M; generally clear. October 29-
mercury IS at a. M and 81 at 2 p. m; rain
until about p. m, followed by partially clear
weather; few fakes of snow fell between
and 2 %. m. October 30-mercury 43 at a.
4n and Sc at p. M; partially cloudy and
blustery. October 31-mercury AZ at Z a.
M and As at 2 p. NJ. rain with high wind,
confirming through the night. November L
4nercury So at a. N. and 81 at 2 p. M; rain,
followed by clearing weather in the afternoon.
November 2-nerenry 40 at e. N. and 49
at 2 p. M; generally clear. November 3
mercury 40 at a. m. aud AZ at 2 p. NJ
cloudy and rainy.
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Referee, Robinson, j. II. u; umpire, Cas-
sard, NJ. A. c.; Hneman, Straughn; time
keeper, Stowe; time Of halves, % minutes
The next game will be played this morning
at 1880, on the College Athletic Grounds,
between Johns Hopkins University and West
eru Maryland The teams are very evenly
matched and the contest bids fair 10 be as eX-
citing as the game of last Saturday. Coach
Burlugame has had his men on the field every
afternoon this week practieing hard and they
are expected to show up very well in the game
today, Saturday.
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More for the Money Than
You Find Elsewhere.

Nothing could be than that statement when applied
Underwear offerings When the condition of the market
known underwear bargains simply marvellous All
the underwear mills and cotton goods mills of every kind
sold and rushed with orders that with merchants who
are not Supplied longer aqueson of price, formerly,
it when get the goods? We bought very early and
thought had than enough last but we have had such
in lines that almost certain that they
will not last You should buy while you We
ask if any merchant show find In the
Maryland four better bargains Underwear than those
named below. This strong statement but prepared
to stand by it.
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MARRIED

l.l NasssH1s-v Ma ru "Wednesday Nugrnhey !.
I@a hy Rev Ha<a JeaEsluu Henry steele anti
tarsiiue 80 --s4sruar. BASIN 81 taFruli cpuHty. NJ
a, Me SAmue. % Adkins tn Nnnetesler. III
aa "a r,iue-s}aT rtrainE. NoscIctes tsls3 by Ecs
r. n Evsrrr HENRI 81 Taierri aH-i Miss Ainatr J.
f..GeT. a-lth ~ tasiailssae vlcnty. NJ
Srsg ErnainE-s SD. Oetut.r - 80. 50 tlc
hs,a1r &c ta= arttt'. Parents. bs EEisg " 10. d.
Franklin Hrafre v leuHluEEru aHd u iss susan
D. daughter e.. NJ aat Mr. EaEtal Killer
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Parrsv,srs Pa. November . a peir,6ci
saskr. measuring i-ass .saF is sietrr and
BALI ls.rsez sg Diameter aad tNruts seven feet
1.a. aas bFungbt i1 lhe saTiace 'Enu The
u.a saa,t 81 thr Fh.A8s'phia and Reading
Cas. ard IrsH C9mpauy, 81 W4rdssi.e, arar
here II forms "a pjeys 10 reirtsrd matter
are eb.aE flaFc 1taa one Iauaresi pounds, and
d perfect ia 5hs SMALLEST lrtaii,
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Base Ball.

The second base ball team of Smajl"ood
defeated the crack Bird Hill team last Saiqr-
dav. October 2sth, ou The grounds o. lhe
former, by a score Of 10 10 &. The Bird IN!
crack pitchers we're dead easy. The small
wood boys batted them all over the field.
Winning battery. Arnold. Williams and Beard;
losing. Frizzcil. Bariholow and Smith.
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D lOOO Win be Given Away.
On FERRuARY Ia. 1900,

ON FEBRUARY IA, 1900,
to Agents sending Subscribers to
SELF CULTURE MAGAZINE.
Two hundred and fifty dollars to the agent
sending in the largest list-Sl5O.0O, $1,000,
$500, $500, $1,000 and so on, total OF
SO Cash awards; and in addition very large
commission will be given, making the most
liberal proposition.
Send for full particulars and free equip
ment. Profitable work for intelligent per-
sons Send two references.
THE WERNER COMPANY,
Dept. Fl. Akron, ONO.
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DIED

s'rar -sms tzr-k $40 u,tutvs e. l>s1. EIhet
Erbes,7t szct Eiauths aHl days. daughter 81
Al and Ms charles H.th-st
H. -ry4ershurz. MI aI Tuesday. pcJnber "a
is.a. Mo cari-ss. sssi - years lsoagits and &
ia ~ re.a-g % tse Sale George H-lv<
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Set Free by Negroes,

Mouxr HoLLY. \. j., Oct. Sl.--SundAy
night John Mcdaniel. colarpd. struck Robert
Ef~in xhitc, q blow which Il Is expected viii
prove fliial. The negro was arrested and
locked up. A secret organization Of negroes
ven, To the PRISON, battered down the doors
and liberated the offender. who made bis es-
cape. An unsuccessful attempt was made to
arrest she leaders Of the mob, Who resisted.
Every whltc man j. armed and further trouble
- expected if the negroes persist IN detying
arrest Bioudhounds sill arrive tomorrow.
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yIvHE JUDICIARY AMENDMENT
TO the Voters OF the state

The aa}v parr-ase of the proposed tousii
tgi,bnal Amendment IS i3 give aaihuriy fu
lhr tjsv NJ Baltimore l1 tuerr4ts rar sslery
af tGr Judges 81 rhe >uprrlse B~peA ot .ald
Csy. stItshar.3 sce proper g. 4a So II Is
70. aFf Ia nmrn3 che taa*tstasfua 5u order
gtar lr.- lay have fa., aoser. sash lH
crease. Il asals. una'I be- ps.i entirely BY
,ae si.y. aa5 a1 p-ss' Oft BY the STATE. The
B,.i gsopssi.s ,hs. Amendment vss Supported
bv basa pasira- in iav Legislature; no party
question T. Involved, sod tar Adoption o. 'hr
Ass.H# lrtPhs 3 recommended
MURRAY NANbltEE,
Chairman Democratic State CratraI Com.
THpS J. SuRY0Ch,
Chsuaau E-u4bIclu State Contra. Com.
JAMES +. spETEE.
CE..Haa it,.su=-lal,e Szmpz--u Com. "a
EafsUu-r tcE.
STEPHEN b. MASON.
ud4rnap ErEat4esn Executive Coca. ut
Nas..suse is5g plgt ii
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TO CREDITORS.

N o
This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of Car
roll county, in Maryland, letters testament
tary on the Personal Estate of
FREDERICK BORNER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
bers, on or before the 4th day June, 1900,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
Given under our hands this 30th day of
October, 1899.
JOHN B0RNER,
FREDERICK B0RNER,
novl At Executors.
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ENOR RENTING farms, one of ssssSS
II $50 acres, with all necessary 80
buildings; the other 50 acres, no buildings.
Apply to
ELISHA BENNETT,
Tyler, Baltimore comfy,
nov4-St Maryland.
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PRIDE OF WESTMINSTER
COFFEE the best for l5e per pound;
none better for 25c anywhere.
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THE WHITE PALACE.
staple and Fancy Groceries,
Fine Confectio

You will ike box Of our Chocolate
Creams and other Candies. Fresh, rich and
delicious-they go to just the night spot;
For children and adults they form healthiul
and enjoyable conlection. Free from all
acid fermentation and deleterious eolorlng.
Do not harm the teeth or impair the dlges-
ton. There are no BETTER CREAMS at
any price than ours at 4Oc pound
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EUROPEAN HOUSE,
East Main ST., Westminster, Md.

First class Meals and Lodging at all times.
Bar attached. Oysters specially.
Goood Stable accommodations.
noy-4-3t s. C. WICKERT.
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PATENT MEDICINES always Ss[,5|l;'lI :ss
fresh for the quantity sell we enabled
to have fresh goods all times sWe buy country produce
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

The Huntsville Roundup Bale Com
press Plant was organized by W. T.
Pratt, says the Huntsville, Ala, Mercu-
ry, ut is owned by Messrs. Pratt g.
Coons, and is the largest in the South.
"This plaut started in operation in tho
fall of 1897, ginning aud baling the
first year $500 bales. Of the crop Of
1898 it ginned about 1000 bales, The
proprietors expect to gin and bale
1900 bales of the present crop. The
results of this system are untold in their
advantages to the farmer and the ship
per. This plant has reduced the cost Of
baling from So so to 81 90 IL bale.
"The farmer drives his load Of cotton
to the gin, and can sit on his wager and
rest ten minutes, during which time his
is unloaded 10y machinery, his
cotton ginncd, buled, sampled aud
marked and delivered into his wagon
together with the seed if Ike prefers. or
it he prefers, he can take n short storage
ticket for cotton and seed and he bo:!!-
cred n more with his product. Bnt
these are not all the advantages. He can
drive to this gin and sell his cotton, in
my quantity from 100 pounds 10 100
ts,ns, at the market price, without hav-
j g it ginbed at all. For tho small far
M ir. this system il the best of ait. He
hahdles his cotton crop in this Ii
exa stiy as he does his coru crop, selling
IN large or small Quantities as IL. wishes
OIL has time to deliver
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07
a Good Whitewash

For use on buildings and fences
where IL brilliant and duiahln white
wash is desirable, the following mix
ture will he found satisfactory. Slack
ouc-tl,ild iuishel fresh lime with boil
ing water, keeping ii covered to retain
the steam. Strain through a tinp sieve
and ada to The liquid II peek Of salt
dissolved with wu,m water, three
pounds Of ground rice boiled to Il thin
paste and stirred while hot, one half
pound of Spanish whiting aud one
pound If clear glue dissolved in cold
water. Suspend over Il slow fire IL n
small pet hung in Il larger one filled
with water, for Fifteen minutes. Re
move and add five gallons OF hot water
to the lHiEtuHe, stir we'll and cover let
ting it stand for a Jew days. When
ready for use. heat and apply While hot
with a broad brush. A quart OF t;,e
mixture will cover two square yards OF
space. Il is cheaper than paint and al
most as durable
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

Lie Capitaine Alfred Dreyfos, le pris.
onnier de Tile du Diable don't la re.
csnts contamination par III cour mar.
tale 4 Rennes a Gu un Reimbursement
snivsrssl. a st6 graci6 par 10 ConseiI
des ministries. II fut rslach6 de Ia
prissn do Rennes pendant la mutt atm
d'6viter touts possibilit6 de troubles ct
prit 10 train pour Nantes. II a rsnon-
eer 4 lid6e de fairs ap pei de Ia ssnten-
Of prononc6e par la Cour martiale
mails csntinuera SOS efforts pour faire
le%coDnaftrs son innocence.
Les Etats Unis le verront probable
aeut car, il est dit que Dreyfus a nc
cept6 mi proposition 6manant d'ici
par laquslle il delivrerait des discours
dams nos grandes villes moyennant re-
nun6ration.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

Des centaines d'hommes blancs sopt
camp6s sur la frontisre ct dams lee
villes principales de la nation indienne
Choctaw. lis sont ! Ia recherche des
jeunes files indiennes pour en- faire
Ieur femmes. La liste aes citoyens
dc la tribe sera compl6tse dams qusl-
ques iosrs, apres qui I'm blanc mariant
mne indieDRe valiant maintenant $50
aspents de terre ct mile piastres comp
tnnt ct des n~illiers de marriages Sc sont
deja a%ccomplis. Files sont jsliss, du
molDs Ia majnure partie d'elles lie sont,
ct ell-s ont recues q bonnie 6duca-
ton. Gen6raIemsEt elles aiment
l'homme de race blanche ct CO nest pas
didicils de gagnier Ieurs affections.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07
Louisiana State University.

The next session of the Louisiana
State University and Mechanical Col
lsge at Baton Rouge will begin on We'd
nesday, october 18th. All applicants
must present health certificates show.
ing that they have not been exposed to
any contagious disease during the ten
days preceding their entrance to the
university.
The University offers eight complete
courses of study: the Literary and La
tin-Science courses, leading to the de-
gree Of B. A.; and the Agricultural, Civ
il Engineering, Commercial, General
Science, Mechanical Engineering and
Sugar courses, leading 20 the degree of
B. S. Each of these courses have been
SO arranged as to give a broad, liberal
education as well as special training
along the line indicated by the title.
In addition to these special and
postgraduate courses are provided.
pushed to the front rank of American
colleges. Endowed 10y tile National
Government and handsomely supported
Ivy State appropriations, it is steadily
enlarRing its equipment, improving it's
facilities for instruction and increasing
lis attendance. A new dormitory has
been built this summer, u new labrato-
~ building is nearing completion and
most costly apparatus has been pur-
chased for the scientific departments.
The iOIl of graduates and alumni of
the University is not large, but it con
talns the ame of leading men in all
sections Of the Southwest. The, 7asTrr
of students is small in comparison with
some universities of more popuIous
States !; nut it represents the highest
type OF young Southern manhood. No
where else can better preparation for
the battle Of life be obtained by the
young man who intends to live in Lou
jsia naaor the Southwest.
Tuition is absolutely free to all stu
dents, and living expenses are as low
as at any other institution Offering
equal advantages.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07
Reduced Rates for Summer TRIPS.

Commencing June 1st and continuing
to and intending Sept. Both, 1899, the
Texas & Pacific Railway Company
will sell round-trip Summer Tourist
Tickets to points in Alabama, Col
orado, District Of Columbia, Georgis.
Maryland Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, New York,
North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio,
Ontario, Pennsylvania, Quebec, Soutl,
Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West
Virginia and Wisconsin,, at a consider
able reduction of rates.
See the nearest Ticket Agent for full
information; or write E. p. Turner, G..
Z. and T. A., Dallas, Texas.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07
At the Office

No letters will be delivered until they
are received. IT you don't get n letter
or II paper on the day y"n expect it,
have the postmaster look in ali boxes
and down crllrr also. It ought to be
there somewhere. He likes to look fu,
ynn
Ii the postmaster tells you there is no
mai' matter for yon, put on a g,ieved
expression and say there ought to be
some. He Is probably hiding it for the
pleasure OF having ynu cali two o. three
tlMta. Ask him to i0oi. again.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

w. G: Barnett, of Broadnax, Va.
says: l have used Ramon's pills and car
say for them that they are the best and
cheapest made. | use them in nv fam.
lily and sell them also, and ALWAYS
keep them on hand. | have lust taken
two of them this week aud they made
me feel like a new man. Everyone thaf
buys your pills gives them the greatest
praise. They say they are the best
and Ramon's Relief cannot be beat as n
pain reliever.
For sale by j. Lassalle.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07
La Bonne Litt6rature Francaise

Went Je publieI La Jeunesse Du Roi
Henri, chef d'euvre de Ponson du Ter
rail. Cot Outrage est tres rare aujourd'-
hui ct malgre son prix elev6. toutcs ses
editions ont et6 spfisees en- France.
Vous ne pouvez hvoir de plus beau4
fsuilIetons QUEEN t5us abosnant a Id
Bonnie LitteratureE Francoise, revue de
20 pages ct donff Pabopaement nest
que d'uue piastre par aimee.
Envoysz dix tents ct hernandez uu
'numero d,sssajtS
III. PETERS g. Co.,
Editeuls.
1900 rue ST. Laurent, Montreal, Can.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07
Episcopal Services.

CHURCH OF THE Observation-Disclosures
Isl Sunday, i y. 81: 3 Sunday. II Il.
m; Suni"y-schooi evrIy Sunday 9:3O Il.
m; Ch}llren's Meeting. Monday after
LIST Sunday Ladies' AID Society, ) p. NJ.
Monday after 1st Sun;:ay.
St. Johns Church, Washington.
1st Sunday, II a. IN; Sid Sunday, 1880
y. IA Lly Service. ~ and t:n Sundays
IL d IL Sunday Sriln'i every Sunday
10 a. NJ Childl.n's Meeting Monday
attvt 81 ST n,iay La,i!,, al! society,
Tn,sday after ii Sunday 1T 4 p. III.
Other announcements. if any, Will be
matte nj regular services. M seats are
free, and a cuiGiai welcome r. extended
to everyone. w. :. SLACK,
Sept. 1G, 1899. =. ctur.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

Articles intended for publication in
TIE COURIER should be sent in before
Thursday morning ii possible to insure
their appearance in the next Issue,
Matter sept in Thursday evening or
later is apt to be excluded for lack OF
time or space, unless it is Of sufficient
Importance to justify the delay aud in
convenience.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07
ETOTICE-

The firm CT Leonce g. T.. A. Sandoz i, dissoly
cd this day by mutual consent. l.. A. Sandoz
retlres from the OPELOUsAs COURIER, and the
printing and publishing business of the paper
VIII be continued by Tronce Saudnz for his own
account. All bills against the late concern will
5e settled on presentation at the COURIER Of
nee, and all parties indebted 10 same are re-
questeh 10 call and settle without delay.
LEONCE SANDoz.
l.. A. SANDOZ.
OpelOusas, May 2, 1896.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

Mr.. G.. w. Barnett, de Broadnax,
Vie, dit: Ayant fait usage des PiluIss
Dc Ramon, je pnis afimsr que ce sont
les \ eillieurs ct les plus 6conomiques
sur lecnarche. Je les emplois dams ma fa-
mile sfje les vend aussi, ct nest jamais
sans phe provision. J'ai pris deux cette
senaie ct lie mont fait nn bien i'm.
msnsc, Toute Ie monde qai achets
vos Ptlules sont enchaRtes de leurs Of.
fets. oils dissent que &c sont les NEIL
lieura6 ct le Ramona Relief no peut
etre surpass6 pour 10 soulagement dss
douleurs.
"A yoBdre mar ,Jes. Lassalle.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

The number of the CouRIER's Phone
Is % If you want any advertising or
JOB printing, or have any news to com
munlcate, ring up 80 and you will have
prompt attention. After office hours.
the publisher can he reachea at any
time by ringing up No. So.
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C, to Dale.

We i.y. irrtnti: added. am: Will
c%uMtjnH" IL i<.";, -uppiln,i %itEl new and
improved fi;" and inlu:.ing material,
cards. .aNri, envelopes, etc, aud can
promptly execute a:s job printing re-
quIrtii al the inWrst pisces.
Give ia :, cai! VIXEN Nnn want ANY,
THING in tie JOB PRINTING line.
w" can give y"u tEIH best at the forrest
prices, and if yon vii! cali and see sam
Piles and get prices yon will be con
WINGED OF that fact.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

A chaquo vibh tion d'uae pepduls
%trente-cinq pi.sfss de biere sen VI
dams IL gosier crn L1ondonentier; cha
que minute deux mile centsr ,piastres
disparaissent dams une hesrs-Ie mon
dc enter depense pour de la biere cent
vingt-cinq millions dc piastres ct
chaque jsur nne somme de trois mil
Tiers de piastres est depensee pour Ia
hiare
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

LIE Is c%ourant, a Washington, IN
lion faissat partis du cirque Hsgenbsc
s'echappa de ga cage dams un char dc
Ia compagnie Baltimore e. Ohio, ct So
permit des Liberties de tous genres,
poussant meme laudace jasqa'au point
de briser des cages i volailles ct den
tirer n douzaine, don't il fit IN somp-
tueux repas. On vint q boat de 10
prendre an lasso ct de l'enfsrmer dams
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07
Money to Loan.

We can place loans with q fiTst-class COM
nany. on desirable and well located lands in
TINS parish, on easy terms ut reasonable and
moderate interest.
For full particulars, apply to the undersigned.
INC n. OGDEN e SOC.
Opelorsas. May ~. 8 IN.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-10-07

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