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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

abinotn er enten9uos ebleIteS Stab
ming eller bans opbeit i%u1fne. Gn COB
apinbe er fun libt rineere enb en- Gns
oel; men en- ilet &pinoe er ~betnoelig
p9rre enb en- 9j9psl. Deb iIette Sbins
Der mener jeg life en9ans ferit og frems
melt ben Sldgs, Der b%ritter, itj9ler
sler er letferbige. Gn flet apinoes
frngtelieits 0aaben er benbes 5unge.
Weo ben tan bun uorette mere bsbbrin>
eenbe Qrbejbe enb Wanben | 8ibelen
meb Qientaften. ufanobeo er 8oben
til aft oabt / en- ilet apinDes Qatur, %
meb bette 9aaben bsr bun frpgtes mere
enb mango Wanb meo 2eDolDere. Der
er abIolut ineen 9effpttelie mob 2sgz
nen. Dprigbebsn fan life beitbtte mob
bens @ift, og = iom betenot = 1aar
maj fun qrofeter og aonger libel Der
paa Dor lille &lobe. 8dgpaif ere oe
9Gref9nbere maa man fmutt laoe gau
/ 6reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
9iaier % Cog.

Dsriom Sub lob SIunser blipe til
bdge / parabiIet, efter at ban bapoe
orbaet ben fprite bebrspelige Slanges
biitorie. foa bar De ganite ~iiftert am
taqet Stittslfer al ct raat, fpniif Og
peslimiitift Mtanbfolt = FABIAN en-,
Iom ingen 5ro bar, tngen 8egeiitring,
ingen 0prigtigbeo og ingen 5elelie =
Taaoan en-, fom o9riner", hoer Sang
ban berer Yale ON bet gobe | 8eroen.
% tror, at ale 9binoer er falite o9
ale M9no GrelsIe - iaaodn en-, iom
falotr fin 6uitru ct .5iols", forbi bun
lQrer fine Imda 9Brn at be0e oeres
.5aberbor", % tratter Wunopigerne
op til ct 6adnenbe Smil, iuaInart Der
er 5u!e ON Ell @eroen biniioes 9so %
8rab - aaban an, Der albri9 Iad mo-
act, ION ban fanbt b9ro at beunore,
20 for bbem Qattens Stiernebimmel.
Morgenz og NftenreOens 5arpeipil, be
iagenoe Stbbileoer eIer be florlette
5aaqer poer gngene bar uenoelig min
6re 5iQottelie eno en- Eager Beer" =
faabaa en-, Der leber / benne trad
lenoe Stsn6ebens 9eroen meo De 3us
Iinbe Clint at SUBS 6erligbeo, iom
en- 6re leper / en- Dam fulo at 4nces
NAB eller en- Subie / en- GelOer, fun
for at fpGtfe ener ubipp 8ift =
iaaoon en-, Der ian trGoe RoIer pg
Gagblommer unber 5sboer Iom 9r9ns
oeneloer, bborimob ct gobt 8dalbope0
Itrafs fadr BAN til at mimre mebWluns
BEN, forbi bet minber BAN ON 9daIez
iteg % Rebtaal. 9eroen bar mango
at iadbanne Wanofolt, og bpis jeg
Blot funbe faa fat pda ben rigtige Stes
Oetoit, oiloe ieg feje benz ub, = iom
Stuepigen etspeberer Gbbertopper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
Sibelforflaring.
o6eiter % %frcmmeoe.
(Gf. 2, 1872. l get. 2, ~.

gad bet ~anfslte Steb / GfeIerbreDet
ffriberBdulus: oSda er 5 ba life mere
@eiter og fremmebe, men De be1iges
Mebborgere os SUBS 6usfOlf, opbpgte
pua 4poftleaes og profeternes 9runbz
polb, faa Seius 8riftus ielp er 9oz
peb6ierneftsnen." Men 9eter @itriper /
fit greb: rs elitelisel jeg fOrmoner
eber Tom fremmeoe Dg uol9noinge, at
3 bolbe eber fra febelige 2niter, ION
tribe imob Sj9len". Ser msoe Ri
bet 5ilf9lbe, at ben enc Qpoitef ffri@
Der, at be &riitne er 9eiter og fremmez
be, % ben anben ubtaler, at be er bet
life l9nger. Men bet foritaar Jig, at
ben enc Npoitel fan life mobfige ben
anben, faa bet seloer blot om at fom<
me til 5orftaaelie at, fra bDilfet Spnss
punt snbper at Dem taller, og 6Dob be
berlibfra ielp pi1e babe last / beres
Orb.
4poitelen pster begbnbsr lit ferite
grep meb at tiltale fine 2niere iom
,,ublenbings at QbfprebelIen." Sg Der
er benz, Der f~ortlare bette faaleoes, at
Yeter bermeb ifulbe meme Ssoetriitne,
pg at ban falber Dem %1olanoinge, forbi
De lebeoe / 5eoniageldnbe. Sg bet
famine ffuloe faa menes, ndar ban /
Brebet formdner benz sfom fremmebe
% nblenbinge". Men bet er life df>
ejort at benne Jorflaring er ben rig
tige. Del brugtes oenne 8en9bnelie
ON Ssber, Der leDeoe uoenfor pdl9itina
(e Sob. 7, 80. Up. g. 8, 1. 4; II. 10.
Sat. LID Men peters 8rebe er life
ifrebne til Ssoetriftne, Do life til oisie
olene. Der er Steoer | fprite greD,
Der bife, at / bet minbite N Gel at
benz bar 5ebningetriitne, fadbdnne
fom for6en 6abbe p9ret 6eoninger.
Ct iadlebes l, IA. IS; 2, 9. 10; 4, 3.
9e bet blincr berfor retteit at taee gez
nebnelfen 1tb~lenbinss fom ct biaeb~
iist llbtrDf, taget fra 5alen om Ss@
bernes 4biprebelie, fad at bet Der
fommer til at meme, at &riitne er iom
faabanne @ofter og fremmeoe Der /
gerben. 2(ltfaa iom paulus ffriDer
e &or. 8, g. at .mebens Ri er til
6uIe | 2egemet, er hi borte fra 9ere
rem. Og bet bliper bd at forfldre,
bpprlebes gdulus fan tale ON, at
Rriitne life er Setter og fremmebe,
pg at Deter fpnes at tale dnoerlebes.
Deb at lefe begges lotdlelfer i
Gommen6ong meb bet, Der itddr |
aorbiabelfe meb benz, bill man funne
fe, at Jorbolbet 6etrdgtes fra to fors
feliqe Giber. poulns taller ON b
ariHnes Sitting os Stdbe ! 5orbolo
til beres 2ip og 9ilifanb, mebens be
bar Sebninger os lepsbe uben forSdms
furb meb Sub. San flyer | benne
A~orbinbelie, at be bapbe paret ulangt
borts", bapbe lepet uben 5aab os noen
Cub. Mea I Jprbolb til bette gubss
fprlabte 2ip bar be MI lite Longer
@Qiter oq fremmebe. Gu bdpbs be
funbet ct 5ism, ct gus bbori be bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Raar Qqierne b~ernen6er fs til 5ott, Der
operterer | 8laoet, enten for at fgbe eos
benz eler for at fna S%plpsnin9er om bet
noerterebe, bebes be altio omtale, at be laa
apertisi %enten,et / bette Blob. Get pil uere
til g%eniibis yiptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

tunOe faa Splpsninger ON 9epepiltuos
rene paa De foritelige Steber, bopr ben
I. &. bar IN 9irtfombeo. Seq er bis
paa, at mango at De uofprepte enOnu
tunoe Iamles.
g. 9. 8. 9isbbb.
Mlbert 9ea, Minn., Marts 10. 1908.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

bleone Mebborgere. 0s bette 9us
bet bar ben beaige dtminoelise Strife.
Der er. ION ban tiger, sbpsget paa
4poftlenss pg 9rofeternes 9runopoIo.
6bor Seius ariitus er 9iprneitenen.
Ser bliper bet altiaa Iaaleoes at for
itaa, at naar bet triftelige 9ip betrdgtes
/ Mooietning til 9eroeaslipet. bd er
Be 3riItne lite 8eiter, men od babe
be ct 6iem, en- aanbelig Borg, hporz
fra Der fan npnnes:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

fra Der fan nnnnes:
,8i Dor for ale 8inoe
Get bpggeli9t berinoe,
8i bar meo Sub / pagt
6reo og Gngleoagt."
90 iom friItne Meaneiter fple pi
oQioa Hart nof, at boor me9et Der
eno er / benne 9eroen, fom hi babe
mac % bgr bare meb at gpre, iad
er Ri Dog life bienme / bet. Man
mGrter altfor bel. at Der er noget al en-
Outlining eQer at en- Qdno / bet, Tom
arr, at bet toner for ems Ore, at ober
for ait Iadodnt er man en- ~llolanbing.
Men til famine lib fan maj ogiaa
fgle, at / Samfunb meb CUB % bels
bans Soft bar NOR 9us % 6iem her
paa Serb. ct 9oileiteo for Sialen.
Nten faa 6pao dn9dar Qeters l0talz
elie en-, at Ri o9ioa Tom triitne er uos
l9noinge, ba er bet iiftert iaaIeoes at
Foritda, at ban Ter @uosgprn IOm 9ez
tier / 5or6olb til 6jemmet | 9imlen.
6da Ter SUBS MenigbeO pan0renDe pg
fempenoe / oenne fremmeoe og ipnoez
fulDe 9erben, omringet al meset, Der
bill gore ulntfe. 6an taller ON iig ielD
Iom ben, Der panbrer / tit ,Paulun"
(Steblegeme). pg faoIeoes Ter ban pgs
Iaa paa aae fine Meotriitne. 90 uo
fra bette falOer bet ogiaa goOt / 1raao,
ader ban formaner ariitne ION nbs
l9nbinge til oat boloe Jig fra teeeiig,
2nifer, fom tribe imob SiRlen." Dan
bill gipe Dem at betente, at be er life
oer6jemme, 6por Der bberten er Spno.
9dmp eler Sorg, men at be enonu er
6ernebe / bet fremmeoe, bpor bet gel
Der: .8i gau / 5ure, bDor ri gad".
9i Ter idalebss, at bet angaaenoe So
tier og u~ol9noinge fan les fra 10 Sis
Der, oe Ri tuane fsje til, at oet ogioa
ber ies iaalebes. Oct taiter gpot Chs
'ober BET tri[telige 9in at bolbe 0isie 10
5ing for gje, at / 5orbolb til ben pdns
fro gerbsn bar en- a"riiten Ell 9jsm /
5errens Menigbeo, men / getragtnino
If 9jemmet / 5imlen er enboer en- ubs
l9noing og pil oeo6lipe at bare bet,
inbtil Ri, iom paulus flyer e Sim.
A. 49,, tommer til bet bimmelits Rige.
s. g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20
,0dnifercn"

tliper ieubt til 6ubifribenter, inotil no
rptfeli9 Gpii9elie moOtaaes al losiperne
% Of @elo er betalt, / Gpereustemmelie
rteb 3e 5ortneoe Staters 4OitlOoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-20

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Neb.
as second-klas matter.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

81 had a good job last summer,
but lost it on account Of my fool
Observation-Disclosures" said the poor
old Seldum Fadd, pessimistically-
81 was actin as de echo fer a
mountain hotel; an done all
right till one moonlight night,
when smart guy from de city
hollered Hello, Smith, ] forgot
meself, an answered back, which
Smith do you mean"
Mrs. Irene Sanford Chaffse, who
died the other day at her home In
Springfield, Mass, at the age OF
eighty-eight years, once owned the
famous slave Dred Scot. After the
famous Supreme Court decision had
been rendered she freed him.
81 see Newlywed at the Country
Club quite often since bis baby
came. I thought he was firmly an-
chored to a home life."
'He was; butat the first squall he
began to drag his anchor"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

Duncan Gillies, the Father OF
the Parliament of Victoria, and its
new speaker, has legislative re-
cord that is unique in the British
Empire or elsewhere. Forty-hye
years have passed since, as a
young man of twenty-five, and a
working miner, he was first elected
by the gold diggers Of Balfarat.
With the exception OF three years
spent in London as agent general,
he has been continuously Il. the
Victorian Parliament ever since,
but he has hardly ever represented
the same constituency twice.
That is because he has rooted
aversion to raids ON the Treasury
and doing drudgery for constitu-
tnents, besides q constitutional
love OF ease. He has lost count Oh
his constituencies. At . recent
Lord Mayors dinner in Melbourne
he said taid to his neighbor: "Let
me see, have 7 ever represented
YOUR district?n aNon was the reply
ST believe it is the only one you
have not represented"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14
OPELOUsAs. LA. SATURDAY, MARCH Il, 1908.
Israel Guillory's Bridge, . distance Of

Israel GuilIory's Bridge, distance Of
81 miles.
ROADS TO BE WORKED UNDER SECOND
CONTRACTS, NOT GRADED.
1st. From Willie Platte corporation to
ward line on road leading to Ghatalg-
nier, distance of 81 miles.
2d From L. Dossmann's old place TO
meet ward line miles on the other side
of Point Frozin-distance Ii miles.
3rd From Israel Guillorvss Bridge ON
road leading through Mamou, dis
tance of three miles.
18th From the said three miles rs per
item No. 8 above, to run distance OF o
miles.
5th From Vile Platte Corporation to
meet ward line on Bayou Chicot road,
distance of 5 miles.
9th From Nez Pique bridge to meet
main public road leading to Gustin Bel
aire above DR.. Yidrine's place, distance
81 miles.
7sh From VIM. Barker to main public
road Vile Platte and Opelousas to FRI
let Bridge, by Adam ReIair Fontenot,
distance miles.
8th From quarter Of mile above s..
Gaubert's bridge, to ward line or, to
Anatole Faselier's, distance 8 miles.
9Th. From Octave Gaabert's bridge TO
A. j.. Ffuger's bridge on Nez Pique, dis
tance 81 miles.
10th. From Vile Platte Corporation
to ward line at bridge near Nj. Lazaro's
place, and thence to Public Road, lead
ing to A. Larergne. between A. III. Lau-
ney and A. q. Buller's place, distance 8
miles.
1lth From Agee Fruger to Ortere
Manuel, or sufficient length to make 5
miles on road leading to Prairie Ronde,
distance miles.
r. T.. DEROUEN,
Member Police Jury, 7th Ward.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

Ex-Congressman Jehu Baker, Of
Illinois, who died at his home In
Belleville a few days ago, was a
unique figure in the politics of his
native State. He was punctilious
to the point of eccentricity in the
smallest affairs Of life. 1t is relat-
ed, for instance, that he voluntari-
" paid per cent interest on small
accounts with tradesmen, no mat
ter how short a time the bills were
allowed to stand. He also refused
to accept railway passes, and ON
one occasion got OFF of street car
and walked because the conductor,
knowing him to be a Congressman
declined to collect his fare.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14
to the village commits


sions.
The Lower House Of the Montana
Legislature has just passed bill
providing that each newspaper
shall, once month, print on the
first page a statement, setting forth
the ownership of the paper, and
that an editorial shall be signed by
the editor or writer OF the article.
The bill was introduced by John
McGinnis, Vice President of the
Montana Ore Purchasing Company.
AT the spring elections in Penn
sylyania thcre were some curious
results. At Chambersbnrg the sue
cessful Democrat was chosen bur-
CESS by two votes. At Tamaqna
the Socialists of the Fourth Ward
OF Summit Hill elected a judge OF
election who had died two days be-
fore. At Pittsville the Socialists
carried six election districts OF
schuylkill country. In Sheffield
borough the complete Prohibition
was elected.
Tho Lower Mississippi Leyee
Board applied to Governor Longino
for use OF convicts to do some nec-
essary work in their district. All
available convicts were ordered
supplied.
Preparatory work was begun at
Baton Rouge. La, for the erection
of the new 100000 hotel.
Eight men were killed and a
large number OF others injured in
a battle between employees of rival
turpentine camps at Orange
Springs, Fla.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

Representative Edwards, OF the
Indiana legislature, has introduced
a bill to prohibit the acceptance of
any "tip" by any owner or employe
OF any hotel, restaurant, calf, tay-
ern, boarding house or barber shop
or by the employees of any car, din
ing buffet, restaurant or sleeping
car company, and to prohibit pat
rons Of any such institutions CIV
ing any atip" under penalty of a
S25 fine and ten days In jail.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

The American Snuff company
earned a million and three-qnarters
last year and paid dividends
amounting to nearly q million
dollars. One is tempted to say
that the profit must have been
made on some branch of the busi-
ness other than snuff, but reports
show that $500, 900 pounds Of snuf1
were manufactured in the United
States, which il about five times as
much as the annual production of
twenty-five years ago. A great
deal OF curiosity is manifested as
to where all the snuff goes. Sen.
ator Pettus of Alabama is about
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

The opening OF the State CAM
paign has stirred parochal politics
some here. Things are beginning
to loom up somewhat-"the bullies"
are beginning to look for acoaling
stations"
The flying horses and Ferris
wheel have gone. They pulled
their freight Thursday, leaving
behind sundry and yariegated
memories. including the editors
broken leg. They made some
money for the Carnival Associa-
tion, but not enough to 'spull itout
of the hole"-abont two hundred
dollars deep. Vamoose, ponies
we'll think OF thee often, when the
weather changes.
The Southern Pacific r. r. Go
has issued the following:
Effective this date, a tri-weekly
egg service will be established be-
tween Washington and New Or
leans. This service will be run on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
of each week, in following manner
Train No so leaving Cheneyviile
each Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day, will have car into which all
eggs from Cheneyville and stations
between Cheneyvilie and Lafayette
will be loaded.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

s
VIM. ]. Bryan, in an address at
Detroit, said he wanted to see Gro
YER Cleveland out of the Democrat
ic party. We presume Mr.. Cleve-
land would not grieve over Billy
leaving the good old party he has
nearly succeeded in wrscking.
This abuse of Cleveland, the only
Democrat who has carried his par
ty flag to victory since the war, by
q man who was twice defeated as
the nominee OF the same party, il
very much ont Of place, verging on
unmitigated gall.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

Five young mall wagons drivers
In Boston, Mass, have confessed to
riding pouches. They secured $50
900 in jewelry and yaluables with
in the last six mouths.
Reports from the several planta-
tions in Ascension Parish, La,
state that great deal Of the seed
of the spring plant has rotted and
begun to sprout. Unless fair
weather sets in, tho injury to the
cane crop will be very serious.
The Czar OF Russia has issued a
decree providing for freedom Of
Religion throughout his dominions,
establishing to some decree local
self government, and making other
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

Negotiations have been begun
with the Vatican at Rome with a
view to securing the placing on ex-
hibition at the st. Louis Exposi-
tion of Pope Leo's jubilee presents.
The Constitution of Tennessee
provides that whereas ministers Of
the Gospel are by their profession
dedicated to God and the care OF
souls and ought not to be diverted
from the great duties of their func-
tions, therefore no minister of the
Gospel. or priest of any denomina-
tion whatever, shall be eligible TO
a seat in other House OF the Leg
islature.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14
sAnE or PUBLIC ROADS.

2 p =
Notice fs hereby given that the public
roads for the 7th ward OF the Parish OF
ST. Landry will be sold to the last and
highest bidder, at the store OF III. =. T..
b. m. on
TUESDAY, MARCH q, 1903,
the undersigned Ieserving the right to
reject any aud all bids.
The roads to be sold are as follows;
lst. From main public road leading
To Gugtin Belaire's in southern direct
ion on public road leading to Eunice,
through Prairie Manou, distance OF
miles. lAll high land, and nearly all
Sd. From Vile Platte Corporation to
| DeRailion Bridge, and thence from Fos-
| ter lane to Marcelain's Rridgea dis
! lance OF 9 miles.
al. From DIR. E. Thompson's residence
on ntIblic road leading TO Gustin Bel
airs to make distance Of 10 miles.
4th. From Frilots Bridge leading to
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

Old Subscriber: Here is recipe
for making hogs head cheese: Put
the heads in salt water for two
days, then wash and scrape and
clean and boil until all the bones
come out; remove all the bones
and chop fine; season with sage,
pepper, salt and little cayenne,
with small spoonful of spice.
Put in a cloth or tin pan. cover it,
and put heavy weight on to press
it. When cold take it out OF the
mold and cover it with vinegar.
Cut it in slices for the table, or fry
it with or without batter.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

The six most important Swedish
match manufacturers have formed
a trust with plants worth more
than $2,0O0,0 600. Swede matches fur
nish the principal competition OF
the Diamond Match Company, OF
the United States, Great Britain
and Chile.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14
SUccEssIoN SALE.
ESTATE OF zELIA FUsILIER.
No. -. Probate Docket. District Court,
Parish of st. Landry, La.

By virtue of an order OF the Hon. E. r.
Lewis, Judge of the 18th judicial District
court, In and for the Parish of st. Landry,
State OF Louisiana, there will be sold at
public auction TO the last and highest bid
der. by the undersigned administrator, or
ence OF the decessed, at Port Barre. on
Tuesday. April q. 1908.
at II o. clock a. m, the following property
belonging to the above estate. to-wit:
"a certain traect OF land with buildings
and Improvements thereon, being the
residence of the deceased, situated at
Port Barre, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, bounded north by
bayou Gourtableau, south by lands
formerly of r. Deshotels, eastby lands
Of the estate, and west by lands form
erly of Mrs. Anrel David, being q part
of the same property acquired by AM
tome Foret from DIR. Vincent Boagni,
Nov. 9th, 1876, as appears by act duly
recorded in Conveyance book ID, No. 2,
page 5s8, OF files of Recorders office, st.
Landry Parish.
Another tract of land situated st Port
Barre, In this parish, containing fifty
seven arpents, being the lasr residence
of decd, bounded north by bayou Cour-
tableau, West by land formerly OF Victor
Bourdiu, now lands OF Estate, east by
lands formerly of heir of Charles Close
now Landry Lahaye, south by land for
merIy supposed to belong to the heirs
of Baldwin, being the same property ac-
quired by Antoine Foret Feb. II. 1873,
from Victor Bonrdin, as appears by act
passed before A. p. Williams. and duly
recorded in Animation book A, Page Ill,
of files Of Recorders Office, st Landry
Parish.
Also three arpenfs of land forming
now part OF the above described Piece,
aaving one-half arpent front on Bayon
Courtablean and running sufficient
depth to give three arpents, acquired as
the first piece herein described.
One bay horse; one mare and colt;
nine head of horned cattle; five head
hogs; poultry branding iron; agricul-
trail implements; one old buggy; about
| 1900 shingles; ons grind stone; ons lot
OF blacksmith tools; set OF harness |;
about 20 barrels of corn; corn shelter; !;
about barrels cotton seed empty bar
rels; about five barrels peas In shell :
three baskets; one wagon one fat boat |;
lot OF shingles, pieus; one large pot; one
tub; one stove; Kitchen utensils; two
rice cutters; four beds and bedding
| reau; one sewing maching; one dozen
chairs one shot gun; one clock.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
NfoyabIes, cash on day OF sale. I'm
moyables, one-third cash on day OF sale,
and the balance represented in two in
stailments, payable Jan. 1, 1865 and Jan.
| |, 1906; the purchasers to give their notes
| payable to the order OF the admins
| traitor, bearing eight per cent interest
from day of sale, with clause of ten per
cent attorneys fees in case OF suit, or III
placed in the hands OF an attorney or
collector for collection, and to be secur-
ed by special mortgage and vendors
lein and privilege on the property sold
i until full and final payment of said
notes and interest.
ALIBE BERTRAND,
j meh7-5t Administrator.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

Tho United States Government
supports eight soldiers homes,
with inmates in each OF between
1000 and 5000, the aggregate num-
ber being $1,000. They average
over So years Of age, and are cared
for at an expense Of something
over $4,000, 900 year.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

Messrs. Phelan b. Dorian and
Joseph Espalla, the Mobile promo.
ters, who have met such wonderful
success in the Oil fields, have leas-
ed land one mile east OF Lafayette.
La, and will sink we'll there at
nTafa
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

The disastrous effects Of the
drouth In New South Wales may
be judged from the fact that meat
preserving company at Albnry has
purchased 10000 sheep at from 6
pence to l shilling per head.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14

This years New Hampshire Leg
islature numbers q Roma Catholic
priest among its members, as Yer
monts did, and In this case, as in
the other, he is pioneer. The
New Hampshire clergyman is
Father Lennon, of Stratford.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-03-14
CUCCEssIos SALE.
ESTATE or ALBERT BoUDREAU.
No. -, 18th Judicial District Court. Parish
Of ST. Landry, Louisiana.
sUCcEssIoN SALE.

by virtue of an order OF the Hon. l. =:
Lewis. Judge OF 1ne5i6th Judicial District
Court. In and for the Parish OF st. Landry,
State of louisiana. there win be sold at
public auction to the last and highest DID
der. at the last residence OF the deceased. .
Prat.ie 61es Eemmes, by the undersigned
administrators or any duly quaHned auc-
tIoneer. on
Sasarslay. March %. 1903.
cit ii o,ctock a. M. the following described
property, belonging to the above estate,
toewit.
one lot OF merchandise In store building
at prairie des Fenlmes, one iron chest, one
half i'm crest In pei ins hack and hal ness,
+ . to horses, ore mare and mule co t.,
one pair mu .es. one moving machine. one
O d hac and kig, one lot OF fogs, one old
cultivator, one STACK cutter one lot mousse
hold efiects, ono lot k..c. en- utensils.
o. EUS BUUDREAU.
fIarcf, II. 1908. Administrator.