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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-11-11
VIM. Joel SandOZ.

III Tie Dilel biographical SkelcI
Of our candidate for District At.
terney, the gentleman whose
name heads this article, which
we published last week, several
facts are referred to which are Sc
ereditable to him that we think
they deserve more than the pass
ing mention they have received.
In the first place, the fact that
as boy, after he had received
such instruction as the private
schools of the town afforded, he
still thirsted for more knowledge
and nlanfully went to work to
earn the money necessary to fur
ther prosecute his studies, is full
Of significance as to the sterling
stuff that is in him. He had
scarcely completed his CONNER
4ial course in the Kentucky Uni
versity at Lexington before he
began to further qualify himself,
by hsme study, to stand an ex-
animation under the civil service
rnles for a clerkship in the War
Department at Washington, see
ing in that step a means whereby
he could study for one ef the pro-
LESSONS. Soon after passing a
successful examination he was
appointed to a clerkship at sal
ary Of $1,000 per year, which was
subsequently raised to $1,000, and
before he had reached his 21st
year he was in a distant city, far
from the wholesome, restraining
influences of home and surround
ed by the temptations, the gave
ties and the frivoIitlcs of one of
the great capitals of the world.
Did he falter in his purpose: did
he yield to the innumerable temp
tations that beset him did he
squander his time and his slender
means in even innocent amuse-
ments did he disappeint the
loved ones at home The sketch
gives the answer. 1t recites that
after two years he had graduated
in law, studying and attending
lectures after office hours, and at
the end OF three years he had
completed his post G IA d ia e
course and been admitted to the
bar Of the District of Columbia.
Seeing no immediate prospect
for further promotion, longing
for the friends and associations
in his beloved Louisiana. he re-
signed his position and returned
to Opelousas five years ago to
practice his chosen profession.
He is the head of .;l charming
little family and has joined the
ranks Of the hone-builders-of
that class who constitute the bone
and sinew of a country-being the
possessor of a modest little home.
He is an earnest, studious and
palnstaking advocate, sound
Democrat, conservative citizen
and an henest man. His father is
a highly respected member of the
large and influential family whose
name he bears, while his mother.
who was Il Miss Gil, of Baton
Rouge, is related to the large and
influential families Of Bcutte,
Chachere and Laversne. who are
naturally giving him an enthusi-
astic support. His manners are
plain and unassuming, his address
pleasant, bis tout ensemble pre-
possessing. He has been engaged
for the past three weeks in an ac-
tive canvass Of various portions
of the parish and has made q
val" favorable impression avery
where, receiving many fattering
and encouraging assurances of
He proposes to visit
every section of the pasish be-
fore the primary on December
9th, and we bespeak for him a
cordial reception wherever he
goes.
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ESURsEzT SALE
ESTATE OF OCTAVE DAVID
no. -. DISTRICT COURT, ST LANDRY
PARISH LA.

BY virtue OF an order of the iiuuoraUi,, ii,e
nth Judicial District Court. in and for
the parish OF st. Landry, there Will be
sold at pubic auction. 10 The last and
highest bidder, by the undersigned natural
tutor or any duly qualified auctinncer, at the
last residence OF the deceased, III Mamou
prairie, parish OF st. Landry, on
Wednesday, Dee. az, 1899,
at IL o'clcck q. H.. the following described
property belonging TO the estate -: ;.cittvie
David. late of the parish of s.: L:.t:tirH. ltwlt
"A certain plantation situated ii Prairie
Manor. Parish of st. Larttry. containln. nine
IS arpeLts, In0fo or less, WITH al I q nilIkI-
lngs and improvements theceou, bounded l,oI iii
by Ulysse Biodeau, on I he east hy BIse I.a1ieur.
south by Ernest Debailion, and west hy Lands
supposed TO belong TO DR.. John Haas
tract OF wool land IN st Landry taIl>G
continuing Twenty-Five arpenis, more or less
bounded north by He5rard Rf ed cas-, hy Lands
or the Manuels. south hy Thomas Reed iut
west by land supposed {; belong tn Butkni or
Joe. A McCauley
Three head gentle ilornel cattle one twD-
year-old American colt; one mar. and cult::
two presses. one sewing machine one ciuck
SIX chairs and rocking chair !; Oh" cuI bnald
Eltchen utensils; one wagons nlr c,lltivat,,r;
two pioWs and harrows gears ; nuIt hogs Gnt,
g'in q lot of various small sll,CttS. iu~i,.,ing
branding irons. !.
Terms-Cash on the day Of sale
BERTILt. :EHZA,
NOV II, 1893 Natural Iut"r.
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We had an appreciated call
from John 7. Shaw, ESQ.,, Of
Vile Plate, last Thursday. Mr..
Shaw is one Of the oldest nota-
ries in the parish, and was o pa
tron Of the COURIER forty years
age. He is still hale and hearty
and bids fair to be in harness for
many years more.
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Masters Sidney and Robert San
doz, sons Of Alderman j. B. San
doz, of our town, left last Sunday
for Spring Hill College, Mobile,
Ala, to attend the next session Of
that excellent institution.
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The editor Of the COURIER
made trip to Denaldsonville this
week via New Orleans. He was
accompanied as far as Lafayette
by Miss Estelle, his youngest
daughter, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Bienvenu, at the
last named place.
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The great Forepaugh-Sells Cir
Gus, Managerie. ETC., which was
billed for Opelousas on the 18th
inst, has been compelled to can
eel their engagement on account
of smallpox being in the parish.
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There will be shower Of me-
teors November 18th. Twelve
O'Clock at night is the best time
to see them.-Mo1gan City Re
view,
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The British war Office has receiv-
ed reassuring news from Lady
smith, and it is now believed Gen.
White will be able to hold the
place until relieved.
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WN7ANTED-SEyEEA BRIGHT AND HON
w est persons TO represent rs As Managers
in this a.ii. close hy counties Salary $500 a
year and expenses. Straight, bena-tide, nc
more n less salary. Position permanent. Our
referer ees any bank in any town. It is mainly
Office work conducted at home. Reference.
Enclose if-asicressed stamped envelope. TIE
DOMINION COMPANY, Dept !, Chicago.
Sept. %, 1s39
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An agreement has been reached
between Great Britain and Ger
many, subject to the approval Of
the United States, by which the
Samoan act is repealed and the is
lands partitioned between the
three powers.
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Both Goebel and Taylor claim
to have been elected Governor of
Kentucky. The General Assemb-
" is Democratic. A contest be-
fore the Legislature will be made
whatever the result of the returns
may be.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-11-11

We announce to-day the name
of Judge W. c. Perrault as Il can
didate for the State Senate from
this senatorial district before the
primaries on Dec. 9th. 1t gives
us pleasure to see such a capable
man aspiring to this office, be-
cause while the emeluments are
very insignificant, it is highly inn
pertant that men of ability and
standing should be elected to this
high station. Judge Perrault is
in every. way. qualified for the
place, is popular throughout both
St. Landry and Acadia, and is
one of the candidates who will
doubtless reach the goal. We
endorse his candidacy and hope
he will be elected.
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The Virginia Legislature is com
posed almost entirely of Demo-
Gratis. There are only four Re-
publicans and four Independent
Democrats in the two houses.
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On Tuesday morning q box car
jumped from the S. P. switch
On west Landry street and par
italy demolished the shed of the
Finnigan Fitzpatrick hide depot.
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The latest turkeys, chick
ems, ducks and geese in the
coops; finest liquors Oh tap and
subject-to order across the track.
+. e. SANDOz.
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OPRLoUsAs, nth Aug. 1899

OPRLOUsAs, 11th Aug, 1S99
To My Friends and the Public of st. Landry:
am a candidate for Judge OF this District
subject to the nomination of the Democratic
party. through primaries or otherwise as the
Executive Committee may deem advisable.
John N OGDEN
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Thsrsdav, Dec. T3tia, 1899,

Thursday, Dec. 13th. 1899,
a: 10 o'clccf a. NJ, the following described
property belonging to said estate. to wit
lSt. One certain tract OF land situated at
Prairie Gros Cheyreuii. i'll st. Landry Parish,
La, containing l5e) thirty arpents, more or
less.
Cd. ona pair of American horses; two cows
and calves one pair half American Mules:
one old hack one half Creole colt; one old
wager, one lot of household furniture one lot
OF kitchen utensils one lot OF farming imple
ments
Terius aud conditions--All moyabies for
cash; the land, or lrnnioy able, TO the amount Of
seventy five dollars casE, and TIE balance OF
the purchase price payable On three equal and
annual instalinents from the 14th December,
1893; the purchaser to furnish his three prom
ssery notes with GOOD solvent personal Sc
curitY in soilo to the satisfaction of the na-
tural tntrix, tn represent the credit portion,
payable respectively i'll oii-, two and three
years from the l4th Dec, 1889. bearing eight
ner cent annual interest from day OF sale. made
Cayabe to the order Of purchaser ard endorsed
by him in blank. the maker and surety obi
eating themselves in soldo To pay attorneys
fees HXed at ten per cent on principal aIid in
terest of sa id notes ii. case OF suit TO enforce
the payment thereof either III whole or in part;
the vendors privilege and special mortgage 10
be retained IN favor of the estate or any further
holder or holders OF sa!": notes. bearing Oh said
land and improvements until full payment
tterof. principal interest ana attorneys fees, il
incurred. Purchaser further obligaticg him
self lot 10 ALLEVIATE or encumher said property
- the detri,neLt OF the mortgage or privilege
retained thereon
MATHILDE LANCLOS.
Nov. Il, 1893. Natural Tutrix.
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Ladies trimmed hats, bennets
and Tom Beys and all millinery
goods at cost and below cost. at
store of the late Mrs. l.. Des-
marais.
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hIr. Yves Andrepont's an
nouncenlent as a candidate for
the Legislature will be found in
te-day's COURIER. Mr.. Andre
pont is one of cur substantial,
progressive creeles. we'll posted
as to the needs of our people and
50 thoroughly identified with their
interests that he could not fail to
make good representative if
elected. He has q numerous and
influential backing, and will doubt
less make good race.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-11-11

Registrar Lewis will be at Ar
nauville to-day Saturday for the
purpose of registering the voters
there not already registered.
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Mr.. Fred. L. Sandoz, the
Bridgeville merchant, left on
Tuesday for a business trip to
New Orleans.
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Mr.. Henry Outlet and mother,
of Chataignier, were in town en-
Fri day.
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FONTENOT as a candidate for Sheriff of the
Parish Of ct. Landry, subject to nomination
ut the Democratic Primary Election to be held
december 9th. 1899. He respectfully soliclts
the support of the voters Of this parish.
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Among the new announcements
of candidates this week will be
found the name of Mr.. Sidney l..
Hebrard for Sheriff. Mr.. II. is
the present Mayor of Opelousas
and has been making an active
and energetic canvass for sheriff
for several months, and there is
no doubt about his being most
formidable opponent to the many
worthy aspirants for that coveted
position. Mr.. Iebrard's friends
feel very confdsAt of his cleo
ton.
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NOTICE

The undersigned has severed his official cor
necticE VIII. the st. landry State Bank. He
il no longer its Vice President or member o1
its Beard of Directors.
Oct. 81, 1899, limo. l.. Il. DuBClSSON.
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Jules Gil, Esq, is announced
as candidate for Justice of the
Peace for the first ward. Mr..
Gil is lawyer Of ability, having
been engaged in the practice of
his profession in tOpeleusas fer
many years, and is fully equipped
for filling the effice of Justice of
the Peace according to the re-
quirenents Of the new constitu-
ton. If elected he would doubt
less make an efficient and CON-
pent officer.
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D. W. Bass, Esq, one of the
prominent candidates for the Leg
islature, was a welcome visitor to
our office Thursday.
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Claude & Skiles keep constant
ly on hand, in Opelousas and
Washington, select grade of
brick at reasonable prices.
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Cothing-all kinds and grades
at rock-bottom prices at Landau ),
Main ST., under COURIER office.
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The son of Gen. Fithugh Lee
has been appointed lieutenant in
the army, and will go to the Phil
ippines for duty.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-11-11

Admiral Dewey will be married
this month to the widow of Gen.
HaZen.
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anu a candidate for the nomination hy the
Democratic party of the Pan ish OF St Landry,
for the office OF Judge of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict. and will abide by it's action. whether the
nomination be made by primaries, or by Parish
Convention. E. T. LEWIS.
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For senator.

We are authorized to announce JUDGE W.
G. PERRAELT as a candidate for the State
Senate for the District composed Cf the par
isles OF ST. Landry and Acadia at the
Democratic Primary Election to be held on
December 9th, 1899
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

am q candidate for Sheriff Of the Parish OF
st. Landry at the Democratic Primary Election
TO he held December 9th, 1889, and respectfully
solicit the support of the voters OF this parish.
VICTOR HUGO sIBILLE.
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We are authorized to announce MARION J..
SWORDS as Il candidate for Sheriff OF ST.
Landry, subject to the nomination of the Dem
eeratic party.
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Fer District Judge.

FELLOW CITIZENS OF ST. LANDRY
I am a candidate for the Office OF District
Judge for this Parish at the Democratic Pri
mary Election to he held December 9th, 1899, and
I respectfully solicit your support.
GILBERT L. DUPRE.
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School Books and supplies at
the Opera House Drugstore.
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We are authorized to announce Mr.. d. W.
BASS as candidate for the Legislature SUBJ
Jact TO the nomination of the Democratic Pri-
ber, 1892
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We are authorized to announce Hon. YVES
ANDREPONT. a candidate for the Legisla
ture of the State of Louisiana. subject to the
nomination Of the Democratic party through
tts Primary Election to be held on the 9Th Of
December, 1899. He respectfully solicits the
support Of the voters OF the parish in the
premises. ra
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! Ma are authorized to aunnounceJ j. KOSsUTH
1ANDuz as a candidate for Police Juror, 1st
HaLu. sanJect to the nomination of the Demo
ctafe party through its Primary Election to
W ned on December 9th, 1899
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School books, paper. pens, inks
and school supplies of all kinds
cheap at the Opera House Drug
store.
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We are authorized to announce Capt. j. J.
THOMPSON az u candidate for the State Sen
ate for the District composed of the parishes Of
st. Landry and Acaiia at the Democratic pri
mary election to be held on December 9th,
4 1885,
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We are authorized to announce Hon. r. A.
HICKS as q candidate for the State Legisla-
sture subject to the nomination OF the Demo
kof December. 1899. He respectfully sOlicits
sthe support OF the voters OF this parish in the
premises.
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Fer Jssafes Of the Peace.

4 ~ THE VoTERs OF THE FIRST WARD OF sT.
a@ LANDRY:
am candidate for Justice of the Peace
- g First Ward, subject to nomination at the
lmafy Election on December 9Th. have
-. oon praeticing attorney for the past twenty
sOsls, ana respectfully solicit your support.
JULES GIL.
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II We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ,
LoGE, ms candidate for the Office Of Repre-
tentative OF St Landry parish. subject to the
nomination OF the Democratic party.
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Wednesday, Nov. 2s. rsa;s

TIE following described property. to-n!t
FIFTY seven arieuts cf and, together with
an The buildings and IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
Situated III the Parish OF 81. Landry about SIX
niles from tl!,, town OF optioil5l- i.ul!,t;ed
On tie north by Ea!nout t.edoux or his resi-
dcncr, oI tile south by Adam Reel on tle
east BY Lauder Jacco, on the west BY Edgar
Landry
A tract or prairie land measuring fifty ar-
ptnts, situated in Malist, St. Landry Parish
about SIX miles from tie town CT EreinuSls,
toSether with ali the fencing; ionnds, noriI
| ~ Anatola Landry. south ~ Er,iamtu
Robert. cas- ~ Henry Concau ana, yYrrt l,y
EnIas Ret.
4 tract oI So"s lard situated 7: ST .t!et, III
TIE iarsu OF 81. Landry. coittaIhtG- SKY ar
pentS or acres. bounded north iy ll,:ir3. Pitrn
ard Babe Ansieln, on tie otuer -tree sides
boundaries not known.
A let OF movable property.
terms and Conditions Movable rlu!.;.iiv V
to he soid Tor cash imiGoyabe Property 70 he
so!d one-th1rd cash. and the h.3!a!ir. M one
ana two years. with Int per cert rci ..;i1ilnl
interest from G t:e Gntli paid notes To he
dTaWn TO TIE @T"-r Of the administrator and
70 ne secured icy vendors privilege and spt
ciai mortgage. notes 10 also Gear ten per cent
attorneys lees 10 case Of sut.
JOHN LANDRY,
cc'. H. 1889 Admin ,trltor
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The primaries take placesDec
9th-unless you are registered
you'll not he sin it,
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We are astharixcd "a announce PATRICK
< & ~ s41oFE ~ D candidate for the 0fffee of
H ~. ME Of the frst ward, subject to nomina-
Il S:ss /. ne Democratic Primary Election 70 bo
4 0eeember 9TH, laee.
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II, n We are authorized to announce DR. z. o
S1AlLOK as q candidate for the Office OF Justice
w tne Democratic party through its primary
elecu0n Or by CONVEX ton.
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Oct. q, 1859
FOR RENT

4 comfortable cottage near the His h School.
For particu,ars, apply 10 &. d. Stewart, Che
neyyllle. La az to ]. r Stewart. Opeousas. La.
Nov. H. 1888
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Get your fine table wines at
F. l.. Sandoz S across the railroad.
The very best quality always kept
in stock.
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Call up Phone No. 20 when you
want the Opera House Drugstore.
Prescriptions a speciality.
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For Dissrict Attorney,

We are authorized to announce WILLIAM J.
SANDOZ as IA candidate for the ntflcr uf Dis
trict Attorney for this Judicial District. sub
iect to the nomination OF the Democratic party
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Register now if you want to
vote.
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Aud on Terms OF credit cofrospondlrg Win
the amounts and respective lnaturitias Of the
two Uunlatured notes, that is to say for the
sum Of fifteen hundred and sixty-Glne
':"!lass and eighty-eight cents payable April
23d 1900, with eight per ccut interest from ma
turi;y aid for the sum OF seventeen hundred
and IiftF F-cne dollars and eight cents pay able
April 23a. 1901. with eight per cent per annuln
interest FROM that date until paid aud a.. costs
of these proceedings to be taxed.
Seized IL the above entitled snl5-
W. S. FEAIET.
sheriff of tho Parish Of st. Landry.
Nov. IL, IS2a.
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We are authorized to announce DR., C. A.
uARDiNER as candidate for Coroner sub-
lect 10 the nomination at the Democratic Pri-
mary.
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School Books and Stationary at
the Opera House Drugstore.
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Maryland went Democratic by
from 10000 to $4,000 majority.
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Fer Csrsner.

. We are authorized to announce DR.. r. NJ.
LfTTELl. IA q candidate for Coroner Of the
Parish OF 81. Landry, subject to the nOniina-
tlon OF the Democratic party.
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Nash, Republican, has defeated
Mclean in Ohio by about 10000
plurality. Jones polled heavy
vote.
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The announcement of Mr..
John NJ. Oge as candidate for
Representative Of the parish in
the State Legislature will be
found in the candidates column.
Mr.. Oge is a native Of St. Lam
dry and graduated from ST.
Charles College, Grand Coteau,
in 1887, receiving the degree Of
Bachelor Of Science. He po.seF
es the necessary qualifications
making Al efficient REPRESENTA-
tive. and will make an active and
enegetic canvass fer the position.
He is q hard worker, and his COM
petitors will have to hustle to
keep up with him.
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we are authorized to announce DIR. BEN
IUILBEAU as candidate for the office of
Goroner suhject TO the nomination OF the Dem
Gcratic party. -
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1899-11-11
For Clerk.

. We are authorized to announce Mr.. ROBERT
CHACHERE as a candidate for the Office of
Clerk of Court OF the Parish of st. Landry suh-
ject to the nomination OF the Democratic party
through ITS Primary Election to take place the
9th of December, 1899. He respectfully soicits
the support Of the voters of this parish.