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The Opelousas courier., 1903-01-17
The crowned heads of every nation,

The crowned heads of every nation,
The rich men, peor men and misers,
All join IN paying tribute
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Mr.. I'll. Williams, San Antonio, Texas
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See "a. G. Skiles for Lumber, Shingles
Bricks, Lime, Sand and Cement.
The Opelousas courier., 1903-01-17

Parfumeries ct articles dc toilette j
b p~harmacie de r0pera, A. S. Braud &
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ons = trOuverez plus d'inter6t qua lire
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He got soft and / sat all over him.
remarked the slanRy girl. ibid you
make az impression9n asked her dear
est friend.
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naacle do pOp6ra, Al. s. Braud 81 Co.
propri6tairee.
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The Opelousas courier., 1903-01-17

The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph

The Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph CO.
Has issued a statement of its business tor the mohth
of December, and the increase in the number OF sub
scribers is shows as follows
Number Of subscribers Dec. |, 1902. ''9Oo9o
" added during month ...,....'''5,yl
" discontinued during month .2,Ool
Net increase l'O'"
Total number of subscribers Dec. 81, 1902 ......92,4Zo
The Opelousas courier., 1903-01-17
FOR, SAIE.

A very desirable residence, with 100 acres =
land. situated iii the suburbs OF Opelousas. y
contains q large Pecan Grove of $50 treea, Des
rapidly coming into bearing. 1t has a ggpa
Dwelling. with three large cabins. barn, staDiiesss
etc. About 80 acresof this tract are lying VII
IN the corporate limits of the town and suseeps
building lots. Price and terms accommodates
Apply to
JAMES III. HOUSTON
Real Etate Agent, Opelousas, La
Aug. 4, 1900-3t
The Opelousas courier., 1903-01-17

Relative TO Constructing. Maintaining and Re
pairing the Public Roads, Providing Rev
enues Therefor. and the tanner OF Enforc-
ing Payment Of the Same.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09


Great passions l awake that must
Bow any woman TO the dust
With fear lest she should fail to rise
As high as,those enamored eyes.
Now for these flying days and sweet
4 sit In bealnys mercy seat. Peg
My smiles. my fayors. / award.
Since ! am. beautiful. adored
They praise my cheeks, my lips, my eyes,
With loves. most exquisite batteries.
jCovet my hands that they may kiss
And 10 their ardent bosoms press.
My foot upon the nursery stair
Makes them a music rich and rare;
My skirt that rustles as L come
For every rapture strikes them dumb.
What tealousies OF word and glancel
The light OF my poor countenance
Lights up their world that else were
drear,
s'Put you are lovely. mother dear!''
II go not 20 my grave, but /
Know beauty's full supremacy;
Like Cleopatra's self. i prove
The very heights and depths OF love.
So to be loved, so TO be wooed.
oh. more than mortal woman should!
What III she fail or fall behind!
Lord make me worthy, keep them blind
Mexican Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09
!. IRE TiMfp KITTEN.

Thefe-~as . little ki.tsnonee s. a.
: fM&o.wgs of dogs, qlraalds
TAnd being By ITO hitdhSa Ounce. !
Ills flaiA ne diysntAdes (: !. s
1Ie saffi.Sit'a only 6fsI sswuas
. lish "ddgsirun aessx psc w.: ''',.
:, 80 lsA6ht-bnysa e3,sboat and ,si,s
~ san away % sea 's - ;;s,s..
<1out there from dogs rilb secure 4
And each night. ere / sleep. 81
To make assurance sloubly sure,
A dog-watch will keep
lie bought a cat-boat, hired n crew,
And one fine summer day
Triumphantly his flag he flew.
And gayly sailed away.
But in mid-ocean one midnight
Twas very. very dark
The pilot screamed In sudden fright:
II hear passing bark!"
"Oh, what is thatg" the kitten said.
The pilot said: IL fear
An ocean greyhound's Just ahead,
And drawing very nearr'
"Alackn' the kitten cried "alack!
This Is no paltry pup
An ocean greyhound's on my track
r. l may as We'll give up!'
Carolyn Wells. In 81. Nicholas.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09

side the tent and not very far apart.
While they stood about looking at
the beasts a girl eight or nine years
of age came out of the tent, and. APP
preaching the elephant, began TO play
with him. She would hold n wisp of
straw out to him, and when he thrust
his trunk toward il she would jerk
il away and jump back out Of his
reach.
Then she would run all around him,
and he would try to touch her with
his trunk, but always in n gentle way,
as IL he enjoyed the sport as much
as she did.
The people who were standing
around looked at all this with star
ing eyes, as il they expected TO see
the little girl caught up and crushed
TO death by the great beast, but they
found out later on that she was the
daughter OF one of the managers, who
allowed her TO play with the elephant
whenever she pleased, as II was very
fond of her, and seemed never SO
much delighted as when she was
near IL.
Meanwhile the big bear was
watching them, and soon began 10
show signs of not liking their play.
He was evidently in bad humor, bu.
the girl was so full OF her fun with
her friend the elephant that she paid
no attention TO the bear.
Presently, in jumping back TO get
out Of the way OF the elephants
trunk, she got within reach of the
bear, and he seized her with his paw
and would no doubt have killed her,
but the elephant saw him, and struck
him a blow with its trunk that laid
him on the ground severely injured
Then there was great excitement;
men yelled and boys and girls
screamed, and a dozen circus men
came running TO see what was the
matter. They found the little girl
only slightly hurt, while the old eie-
plant rocked himself to and fro Ia
unmistakable delight over what he
had done.--D. j. Waggener, in Chi
cnpo Record Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09
CoRPSES EvIcTED IN MANILA.
Unpaid Tomb Rent Causes Dead
Bodies 10 lie Thrown Out Upon
Growing Heap.

There are few hours in the day
when a funeral cannot be seen in Ma
nila," said an army officer, lately re-
turned from the Philippines, reports a
Wisconsin exchange. There is diff
fefent class Of funeral for each grade
OF people. This iSParticularly notice
able in the burials OF children. The
child Of rich parents is buried with
great ceremony, while, in the ease Of
the middle class, the head Of the Sam
liz. II he Is living, and a close friend
il be is not, takes the remains TO The
priest. pays for the latter's services,
and, alone. conducts the funerals~-r 2
among the lowest the brot hers mel
sisters OF the dead child carry the lit
tie coffin 10 the cemetery and inter IL,
while the parents go about their ac-
oustomed duties. have often seen a
boy and girl both clad i'm the meager-
est and filthiestSf garments, trudging
through the strfets bearing the bur
den between them,
"rhe method of interment seems
very odd 10 an American Around
field Of about ten acres In extent, a
stone wall. eight feet in width and
tho same Ia height, with single portal.
Is built. Arranged in rows. four high.
are vaultlike compartments Ian the ma
sorry. The coffin Is thrust without
csremony into one 81 these narrow
tombs. the open end sealed, and an
other wall fower,' as the soldierscall
them, planted
"a slight rent is levied upon. the
relatives of the decreased, snt. were IL
'abt r6r this, the 10000 vaults In. the
sity ~ Manila would soon be filled.
,9ft en- lhe rent j. paid only for the first
Gear. and then the well dried corpse
removed from its resting place and
thrown upon an accommodating mound
Il bleaching bones and CHASTITY skulls"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09
SAVED BY ELEPHANT.
Little Girl IL Rescued from Embrace
of Ugly Bsar by blow from
His Trunk.

A travelling circus and menageris
had come to town in the early morn
ing, and the men had set up the tent
In a big vacant lot, and were now at
work getting things ready for the
afternoon performance. A good many
men and boys-and some little girls,
too-were in the lot nearly all the
forenoon, watching what was going
on but they were particularly inter
ested in an elephant and bear that
were chained each TO a stake out
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09
View D.anitIon Of FurIoush.

The word "furlough" occurred In n
reading lesson of primary grade in
one OF our public schools. The
teacher asked: docs any little boy
or girl know the meaning OF the word
"furlough?" Whereupon one small
hand was raised and shaken vigor-
ously In the cagerness OF the little
urchin TO display his knowledge, and
when permitted by the teacher TO do
so, he arose, and with the greatest
assurance ~aid: "furlough means a
mule" Mt whit disturbed &C the
teachers ooh. no. Il doesn't the
small boy confidently answered; II
have a book az home that says So"
Then the teacher told him he might
bring the book to school and show
Il 10 her. The next session he came
armed With the book, and triumph
andy sshowed her the picture OF an
American soldier bestride a mule, UNI
der which was printed; Going home
on his furlqugh."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09

"That woman has yet 20 be born"
observed the man who occasionally
thinks aloud.
what womapshas yet 10 be born?n
asked the inquisitive person who
overheard the remark.
."The one who can look at hole
In newspaper without wondering
what was cut out" replied he OF tho
noisy thoughts.-Cincinnau Enquirer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09

walking leaves" OF Java, bugs that
counterfeit green leaves so romprkaby
that the eye is deceived, eyenrtp. ths
closest view.
Equally extfaordinasi7,the coiorins
matter in theseiEnsects has beepproyed
by analysis to be practically The Same
substance as the chlorobhyf. which
gives the greer huestaF(a lfaves.
In Java the natives believe that the
bugs are actually transfofassd leaves,
having originate MS buds on the trees.
There Is ssacatle6 "ltaf Bttteriiy'.
which resembles ny othefS5uttefay
when huttering apoui, but when il
alights upop btahch .tulesl{ cts wings
in such smannef IA fY n6k exact
" like e'leaf. even shczYhR The ''ribs~
thereof .-Detrost Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-09
LEAVES THAT WALK.
Insects I'm Java Counterfeit Plants SO
Remarkably That the Eye In
CieverIy Deceived. ~.

No, il isn't vegetable matter, al
though the closest scrutiny only dis
proves It. This is'one of'the'most wen,
derful of all insect ipitSt ors,,. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07
In the coed old summer

lie took an axe and kaaaked the
bottom out 81 the Thermometer. The
mrrcuFS feiiadFopprd a. degrees VA
twenty fasf houra. breaking AN
previous recerda ~ the local weather
offcc.
Bat the dapper yaush. the say
maiden all axccpt the dYNpeptic old
auffef WIN always knows HamvthinE
unpleasant Il sofas Go happen
thought that Wednesday would b.
another day q hrisht happy sun
shine,
Il was q little chilly going down
90 work On the ear iu the mofnlnE
Then u Wks surely the tHuitar for
xot 90 turn 80 the steam A. neon
we'll hts teeth chartered - that he
couid aAEdls eat and AZ htEht they
had O. take htin home N an amnul-
Ance. and even hot bath did not
thsw hirn sut.
~ that time he felt sure 4 WAS
getting colder He felt the uefthrrn
v iuds vhlspvrinE chiils ant agus
Down his spinal column ard piay lne
saK with his health he eusesd The
v~afhFfntaa fng the Sudden change
iIis wife eofuplatuei that the coal
hin ssas sfapfs and he bought Ton
% coal. the weed hos was empty, and
81 laid "a a s0npiy 90 that lie act
: man - knagk the -cresa aonfs OF
taelr hinges ahd he hunted az the
storm tnoiS aad the anaW shovel
4n& his Htlnd was filled vita
thoBwhta at wsuteg.
IRE ice man went on ptenic and
The sssia fu1utain ceased u -fiar'
"a hiie the NsatneF man VAS kept
busy answering Qn~stians about ths
skating - Lake Washington
The wind helped 20 make things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07

and entertainment Of President
Roosevelt next week The program
10 Some respects VIII resemble that
carried out at the time Of The late
President Mckiniey's viait The lat
ter. however. came 20 attend the
launching % the battieship Ohio and
this event was necessarily the chief
feature Of the program. With the
visit II President Roosevelt the case
n different and the entire time 81
his stay in the city Will be given
over te fsatpres u entertainment.
From preparations now In progress
Il IL safe r. assert that the city will
b. Illuminated aa never bcfurr.
Great arches - artistic design viii
spen the chief th1ruuEhfafca % the
business district AMI the streets
every ~here viii De strung with
varte. eoiored electric bulbs
There will be a military parade on
a gigantic scale and a big reception
- that AL may see the president.
on Wednesday the. speech 10 the
people 81 California will be given
and the occasion will be marked by
= magnificent display OF fireworks
The Grand Army will hold their an /.
nuai encsmpfnent here during the
week. This will bring many visit
ora to the city from various parts 81
California and Nevada. Passenger
officials of the railroads forecast one
81 the infa~st CfpFsds ever enter
tanned IN San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07

locked up there ON charges OF smok-
~ p:1sisssls
Patrolmen Coiman and Damn
saw the woman enter the rickety old
building near the corner ~ Fourth
Avenue south and Main street and
knew that her object was 10 nitrate
the fumes OF the seductive white
poppy. They watched her and saw
her enter a little room filled with
opium smoke.
After loosening her outer garments
she law doyn on n rudcly construct
ed couch In one corner Of the den.
The hop plli' was rolled and
Cooked" for her. Then she took the
Tong draw" II was just after she
had mAaaed into the l0tur eaters
paradise and the officers entered and
brought her back to earth.
AZ the police atatta she gave the
name Oenevieve Williams. fatn
Abigo and John Log were the others
arrested.
Several opium Joints are ralded IN
the southern part OF the city week. 4
by the police. In the colony heloS
Yealer way and Jackson street fully
one third OF the inha bitanta use the
drug In some form. Their wrctched
life ia the dena of infsmy and Alce
IN the tenderioin district forces HNm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07
SHE WILL PLAY CARRIE
WITH BILL BOARD
= WILL PUT WRONG RIGHT " GO TO JAIL FOR IT. SAYS
HARPER

The unslxhtiy hiiiboaria about
town are the soarrs 81 much annoy
ance 20 the board 81 public works.
This morning rather an unusual
complaint Nas received BY Secretary
usgiuy u q nut Of the ordinary
on account Of the piainRys strain
running through u and The great
deal that depends on the abatement
o. the billboard nuisance complained
n The letter fpilowa3
II write n acc " something can
be done about the billboafds that
surround the corner - Twelfth av-
euue and Jackson street They have
them Up az high ~ the roof Of our
flats that stand on the next lot NJ
husband ia an Invalid ard J am n
delicate health. We have three chill.
1Fsn - support ana that little prep
erty "a MI ia life We have 70 iss.k
to.
The flats were vacant for three
months last fall. foe on one would
i've tn them on account Of the ehii.
dren coming from school gathering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07

/ way tried \ haif-dosen hot Inside
applications. SIN he nhiveHsd. and
at 4 o'clock Il Was simply a aues.
ton 81 becoming an iee6srH of .
little icicie,
section Director Salisbury. IN
charge of the LEGAL offies Of ths
United stetss WEATHER bureau. yelled
through the frosty air 60 q Star ~.
porter this morning a told sou 90
IL "a a reeaFd breaker Well
should say %. bat just think Of those
people over IN idaho. Thsffnam,
etsr fsll fruu - degrees yesterday "a
Is today fusl a littlH draq OF a. De-.
kfs-s, on yss. Il II Eenefai all oveI
the NorihN est.
la u going 70 iastr Well.
should say. Annther day 81 two 81
H. Tomorrow Il boahd 20 be fsesty
ana probably the next day
Any snow in nishtf"
Nope guess rot. bat it's almost
cold enough
Yesterday morning the thsrnam.
etef renftefed "A degrees ard ! no-
tleea he was feeling rather dawn in
tbs mouth ard his spirits began q
sink He kept on Eoina 10 the bad
all day. ard thu mofninK BE- had
taken the biEEsst drop IN IN hsstogl
% tbs Office
Say, nov. honest. ] did hand eul
aufpr nice weather a day ~ I've aao
8laat ~ We'll. I've got some naars
coming. but ] want 10 spfiuH Il ~ I
KNrrsips"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07

N Huarms IN the evening looking
and yelling al the old advertise
u,auta and kicking the boarda You
know yourself that II makes prop
efty look iisGraccful
They had not been rented three
months Nhsn the psopis moved out
again. They said they aid not con-
slider they were living IN = private
residence 20 live IN such place a.
that This flats are htiii unoccupied.
what VIII become Of our coun.
Try ~ vou allow such an outrage 10
80 ont Therefore | pray that you
viii DO something for ua. II there II
no ection taken ] viii pat an unjust
right b the sweat u my brow. even
though I may be put in jail the rest
~ my life. providing the people Of
this community ala not mob the tail
ln sympathy for me and my chill
ifou.
Every citizen that sees or hears
tell 81 Il thinks u an outrage. Hop
inK that you viii do something for
us. very respectfully yours.
"MRs. ELLEN HARPER"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07
YAW VETO is FILED
WITH CITY CLERK
Is i'm a Sealed Envelope, But no
Doubt Now Remains As 10 Its COnfenfs---Ihe
Measure Cannot Be Passed Over Mayors Head

sqs<ntirusr.--Ate iarwriy attend
I'd NESTING - tie Sssth Seattle In z
,,fo4efnsHi club. Il wss TIE sense =
the snsrtinE that yea BE- requested
not to grant a franchise 20 r q
TAW fa~ = garbage s#snatofY. but
Is let the eity have and upNfats It,
Ths es4fIIffi 90 isattea q the ceune i
containing ths mayors veto % the
Vas franchise vii rssuain IN thr
hsads - the eoanen clerk unih ths
regular meeting 81 tbs city council
next Monday evening. ~hsn V VII
be opened tn the regular orsier ~ the
meeting and the veto and the
Mayors reasons therefor read Ia
op@n council.
Then. according g fhe charter
provision. the veto ttalst be publish
- Ia the city nffieiai uewann Per
The charter provides that the COIN
81 shall, rot less than ave days ~
ter such publication. ard within -
siavs after the btu has been return
81. reconsider and vefs upon this
aaula. and " the nafns shall upan
such reconsideration. BE- again pass
~ By an affirmative vote - not less
than two thirtts u the council the
president % the council shall certify
that fact on the ball. and when -
certified tho ban shall become an
ordinance
Hut n the bill - returned shall
fan 20 receive upon the fret vefe
thereon an Affirmative vote Of two
thtFsfz - TIE FfisiaszaFH elected. IL
shall b deemed finally lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07

paths rather than permit them %
use the shorter but more dangerous
way over ths street car tracks.
Some uf the residents south ~
East Cherry street. Oh Thfrtyfoarsh
and Thirty firth avenues. even send
their children 90 the nandsli school
on East Union street refusing 20 al
low the into SO 20 the Walla WaIia
school on account ~ thelf hein :
compelled 70 walk the street go
- 1s.- 49,. .~SS = rs...sss.....,yp
one woman today told the repor,er
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. May t.
At a conferences this morning At the
i sr..l < sr5ss y = - ~ y -
Howen, representing Venezuela. AM
bsasador Herbert and Baron Won
sternbcrg, II was finally agreed that
the protocol providing for the refer
ence Of the question of preferential
treatment 70 The Hague Hhnll De
signed at the British embassy ht ?
o'clock this evaning.
The provisions Of the protocol. ~
nearly a. can be aacertained al this
time, ~ as follows:
The questions as 10 whether the
allies shall be entitled 10 preference
r00s 10 The Hague, Venezuela hav-
ine agreed to set aside 70 per cent
Of tho customs revenues AZ In
guayra and PurtO CRballo for the
ia yrnent Of all claims against her.
The Hague shall decide how the rev
enusg shall be divided between the
blockadinR powers on the one hand
aud other creditors on the other
hand. The decision r. to be final
The facts on which 10 decide a. 70
such divisions shall be aAceftained IN
such manner a. the tribunal may
determine. 60,
The czqr n Russia shall be invltea
10 name and appoint from the mem ,
hers Of the permanent Hague court
three orhitrators 70 constitute IN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07
DR.. JORDAN SUED

tDoian. Johnson & Co, private de-
tectlveE. hled n suit In the superior
court this morning 10 recover $3.50
from Dr Eugene Jordan for services
alleged 90 have been rendered.
The detectives claim that Dr. Jor-
|Aian engaged Dolan. a member Of the
here na MarFreth0 II. DE Doe. and
inform him OF all her doinRH The
pleuths claim 60 have watched the
unfortunate woman constantly un-
an few days before April 20. when
she committed suicide.
II r. alleged IN the complaint that
lDr. Jordan entered into an agree
tnent with the agency, April II, e
nay them $1,000 for services already
performed and 90 be rendered prior
10 April 20. II II stated that oniy
$3.50 Of the sum agreed upon has
been paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-07

elites = number q authorities on this
qs~rttou.
Win this general prtncirip OF his
haHds the rfaaYof thsa pfoes~sis q
rick oat many weak points IN the
ON ard shows e0ncfAatveiy Why Il
would be against puhlic policy "a
xrant such franchise IN this OF any
city.
with the franchise veto<d u Il
row practically = certainty that 4
VIII never heeetne = Law. The rAs
Gowns fluieu@ cAnuot even mister tbs
strength Of t@o weeks asos whsr
they raitruadea the measure throost
shw council They then had bare
majority. ana now g would take
nine votes to paas the meezarw over
the mayors veto.
Several eounriiutFu who er-
auieere1 IN ths passage Of the biil
two weeks aTa all not vute for the
measure a this time in the face u
public grlnian. and this action taken
b. almost every Improvement club
in the city IN declaring against the
YaW deal and Ia favor % municipal
0enrFsAtu.
The North Seattle Improvement
club. y hfeh - In the Hixfh ward. the
district which Councilman Einehar,
Representa- Iaef nixht unanimously
declared itself against tbs Ymw oil
and IN favor IT a nagnicirai scavsn-
ger system
The following communication "a
the city council was hied Nlth ths
ftstinei e rssFH snta sfaaFusnE A. tna tn
stance % the club.