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-oFFlcIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY

A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
"A. State Lotteries.
xySrucxY STATE ExrRA-cLAss 623s SovysBsR 4. 1907
So 49, a, q ~, g. ~. So -, IS. Vi, Is, s..
KENTUCKY srArr-cLAss 62t NOWHERE 1857.
MURRAY. EDDY ( co, Managers.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
FOR THE BENEFIT or SHELBY COLLEGE.
ExrRA-cLAss H7 soyEssEI 4. ie61
s.. a. -, 20 a. 60. 81. IS 81, -, 40. Il. &c.
CLASS Ha, NOVEMBER I, lt6i.
"a. ST. o. ~ g. eS u, =. a. 81 45.
For circulars OF Kentucky Stale Lotteries address MI
RAY EDDY Il Co, Covington. Ky
Prizes cashed and information given ~ addressing T.
RICHMOND. No. Gilsey Building. Cortland street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
L IN xPy4SSE oF SfaFS EyES 81 RAJ, SHEERs:-
EEfos,s SSS 92tSSN5SATioss'
sES1EscA 81 aossIs p hi n
THE MONEY ARTICLE OF THE TELEGRAM is A
FOR SALE By fh all News AGENTS
BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
"A and States where deseron, drunkenness. &C.. is sun
Client cause No publicity No charge I'll divorce obtained
NJ. HowEs. Attorney, IS Nassau street.
A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK;
~ siso states where ncompatbly drankenness or de-
FEEbERfck KING. d s At LAW 10 broadway
A LLPRIzEs cAsHED IN LOCALIZED LoTTERIES-
IUE s aad s 1osSar asd h Fulton
BEWARE OF FRAUDS.
Club CLARK as their candidate for
paonass Or ins hs sn sa
q = BsuLrE Secretary.
AS sALyATIoN Full las As rouMTAIS
By Dr. &oooss for the crowd as p he well psasss
Chatham square, at No. IT,
Crowded with folks and seldom Is empty;
Men, women and children flock 70 the painting
pan jumps out headlong; no ladies' are rainting.
woleott's PAIN PAINT. sold BY druggists all over
A mate of a brush with each bottle is gwen,
And pain flies as quick As demons from Heaven.
Have pain in heart head shoulders
Pain in your Sides corns or bnnons like b0ulders.
Pain internal, external. acute, however intense,
Inflammation is vanauished free or expense.
DEMEMBERr
III Remember intrinsic merit Is relied upon 70 sustain
BkANDRErH'S PILLS, and the following testimony
they have again restored 10 health when AL other
remedies had utterly failed
TALcorvILLE. Conn., Sept II, 1867.
B. BRAHDRrrH, NJ d.
NY DEAR SIR-For many past have been suffer
ing Invalid About year troubles came 70 crisis
my doctors said die. had fits often, and
stomach and digestive were para zed that the
ghtes food would be thrown Oh undgested even after
being down twelve hours. ! wasted away almost to q
shadow and day expected that death would relieve
my offerings The doctors bad abandoned case, and
my mother determined to try Erandreth's Pills
She first gave two, which Kept down eight hours
then vomied them up entirely undissolved. My mother
then powdered pills and them in moasses
These stayed down and acted slightly continued daily to
take them in this for month"; and each day gradually
gained; Ny appetite returned with fun powers Of diges-
flesh and strength, and now q stout, healthy girl.
Hoping induce others suffering from sick.
truly, MARTHA J. TALCOrT.
certify that above statement OF daughter Martha
10 true. FLokiLLA IL iALCoIi..
the ncighbors and friends of Martha Talcot certify
that her statement above given is rue:-
h. H. Moore, A. X. Talcot Andrew Dexter, Francis Tut
tie Miss Nellie Moore Miss Emerest Talcott Mrs Wealthy
Principal Office. Brandresh Building New York, and sold
by all druggists.
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THE MEDICAL ILLUMINATE '-------
profussly illustrated Medical Book, containing i'm
portan. Medical Information for the People explaining the
Principles the Chemical system Of Medicine, with Facts,
Proofs References Cures and Practical observations, BY
Professor =. WALTER SCOTT NJ d.. President New YORK
Medical University ~ Clinton place, New York CITY, sent
ffe On OF
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AvEKr.--At HoboSen, N. j., on sunday, November g
soKcs s. AvsRy late Recorder, In the 45in year ns
age.
The friends aud relatives OF his family and those OF
hrs brother Henry Avery arc respectfully invited
attend the funeral from Trinity church, Washington
street Hoboken, Wednesday at twelve o'clock noon.
BRowx.-In brooklyn. on Saturday, November 2, OF
consumption wnlIAr n. BRows, son OF the late Ben
jamn NJ Brown. in the 10Th year Of his age.
Relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully
savited 70 attend the funeral from 81 Johns church.
Washington street. this fiuesdsv) afternoon, 81 t~o
o'clock.
Bhrss. --os Sunday, November ., hosrs BRsss. aged
~ years
The relatives and friends or the family respectfully
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CEELEY's HARD RUBBER TRUSS CURES RUP.
- tusc, retains the most difficult with comfort and ease
Clean light easy, safe; rustng breaking or srappng.
Sceeys Hard Rubber supporter perfect support 70 the
mother invalid and corpulent seeleys Pile instrument
gives relief. by mail or express Sold by
ali druggists Send for pamphlet l3E Chestnut street.
Philadelphia.
CTOREK EEPERs LOOK HERE.-YOU GAN BUY, AT
- 26O .62 Greenwich Murray street,
New York best sugar at l5Hc Flour $a per obl aud
and everything your line p 70 v per cent below the old
fogy prices. THOMAS X. AGNEW.
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wnIiAss-On Monday. November II ass south
Fifth street. Jersey City, Mrs. wcSaas wttli.ss Vi
daughter
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What About Lee.

Ii is now definitely understood that
Lee, the unfortunate newer of wood and
drawer of-Opera houses, was brought
into this world under a lucky star. The
report that he crawled into existence
under a meteOric shower is base fabriea-
ton and without the slightest founda-
ton in fact, If some children are born
with a silver spoon in their mouth, they
are either Ben Buffers children, or have
kin folks in Prairie du Roche. Lee,
however, was born with q whole tea
service under his gums.
AT school, Lee was a lucky boy from
the start. He found lucky hone in a
horse shoe. He won the other " boyse'sU
marbles, had The prettiest girl for a sweet
heart, and he never caught the measles.
lie got reward of merit " when he
ought to have got licking. He never
got bit by q dog when stealing apples,
never fell through the ice, never "spiIt
down. never got spoken to in meeting !;
and when he grew up, he invariably beat
at euchre for the drinks, and won the tur-
key in a rattle. He escaped paying in
come tax, never belonged to a fire COM
pany, had no poor relations, never had
90 ait on jury or a humble bees nest,
wasn't bored with funerals or comic lee
lures, or petroleum gimblets, wasn't
called upon by women with subscription
papers, or by men eanvassing for new
works never had the tOOtAaehe, was
always from home when people came to
dun, missed trains that ran Off the track,
didn't have any cross babies, didn't have
TO train, - was never called upon to
make a speech, and only bought one
ticket at the gift enterprise.
When, therefore, Lee awokeone morn
ing and found Ghat he had drawn the
Crosby opera house, it didn't astonish
him in the least. He was used to luck,
never had anything else. He ate his
breakfast as calmly as ever, as though
nothing unusual had happened. Other
people, who never had any luck, might
get excited over it, - mot so Lee. A
long familiarity with good luck had
taught him to receive the smiles of for
tune without perceptible emotion. So
little was he affected that the little cir
Gumstanee of having drawn the great
prize escaped his mind altogether, and
he forgot TO go to Chicago and claim it
for few days, although Mr.. Crosby was
impatient to hand it over to him. For
tunate and imperturbable Lee Nash
Uille Banner.
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A. & A. SCOTTISH RITE.


HERMEs Lodge 81 Perfection, 18th No. -
John Zeut. sd, e.. NJ. ID. A. Williamson,
l4th., - e. W. -- j. G.. W. ,
- - Sec..-Msets 4th wednesday OF
each AOnih, IN sail Of Cyrene COmmandery,
Front Row.
MIrHRAs LodRe Of Perfection, 18Th; No. =
George Mellersh, 33i-, c.. M. Richard
Parker, sd, s.. G.. W.: - - .. G. =.
W. A. +. Frank land, I'd, Sec-'.-Meets 18th
"wednesday OF each month, at Hall OF Cyrene
Cowmandery.
CAsIPHIA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, ,I6th.;
No BENZ. h. Pullen, sd Iarsh'. Mar
Gus n. Seay, S2d., H. p; Henry P. Wood
ard. sd, ser. - - Sec Meets at
Hail OF Cyrene COmmandery.
CALVARY CHATTER Of hose JroiX 18th, No. L.
Charles ~. Adams. Nj. W. errgs Mel
lersh 53i.. -. W; Charles J. Philips, SD.
j.. W: Sec. Meets IN Hal OF
Cyreue Commsndery.
PHILgPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of k II, 20th.,
No. = Henry P. WOodsrd, sd, Comm.
John Zent sd, lst Lieut.. Comm L. V.
DiXou, sd, p Leu. Comm =: Charles ".
Adams, SD. Chancellor; William 7. Cirode,
SD, Recordsr:-Meets at Hall OF Cyrene
COmmandery.
CONsIsrOEV or WEST TENNESSEE, SD. John
AinsIie. Sd. comm. in Chief; George Mel
lersh. sd Ist Lieut.. CONN.,; Charles J.
Phillips Cd Lieut. Comm; /. V Dixon,
sd, Min.'. Of ST.; D. Z. Trader, SD, Reg
farr
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EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6 lR.ASB S. NJ
LEILA SCoTT LODGE. No. $50.

Meets First Friday night in each month, and
on ths Anniversaries Of st. John the Baptist
aud s. John the Evangelist, In the Hall Of
South Memphis Lodge. No. lls, southeast cor
ner OF second and Madison streets.
orr EICERS:
John AinSlie, W. n;
D. A. Williamson. =. ";
Henry oF peTthwaite, j. W;
j. W Woltering, Treasurer; sOCthwest corner
Main and Washington streets.
IA r Woodland. Secretary 20 Main street
Nathan Hofi heimer, :. D.
Augustus Bloom, j. d.
- II Thomas, Ty Ter. Janl- u
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MASONIC NOTICE,
At n meeting Of the Recording officers
OF the various Masonic Bodies OF this
city, the MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ of the Order for
the city of Memphis.
BEN. X. PULLES, Secretary south Memphis
Lodge No rs;
JoHS BEAsIsH, Secretary AngerOnR Lodge,
H.P. W. wsoDwARD, Secretary Leila Scott Lodge,
D. r. Burns. Secretary Hamilton Lodge, No. 2sa; /;
b. X PUDIKN, Secretary KilWinning Lodge
No 34l, l. D.;
W. D. PAISrER Recorder Penn Chapter, No. p: +:
n. J. MIGoIS, Recorder Cyrene COmmandery,
KIT, 40. 4.
X. T. TONLINs0S, Secretary Hermes, No. !, L..
p. A.. A.. r..
A. F. FRANELASD, Secretary Mithlas No., l..
p A.. A.. s. r..
B. X PULLES, Tor Council p. Of J.. A. A..
~. r..
d. P WOODWARD, for Chapter s.. p. OF Rose
rOlN de H. A.. A. s.. r..
d. c. TRADER, sor-. Censistsry or s.. p. r..
~. A. A. D.. r..
No efforts will be spared on the part Of
the publishers of the APPEAL to merit
this hattering evidence OF the confidence
and good will Of the Masonic fraternity
and in addition to standing directory
Of all Masonic Institutions in the cIty-tO
be corrected as often as may be neces-
sary-it is intended TO devote a column
or more each Sabbath to such Masonic
intelligence, or topics, as il is hoped may
prove interesting and instructive to the
Brethren
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DIRECTORY or AYGERONA LODGE, No. 16'

MEMPBIs, Tenn, January 10, 1907.
Meets Flint Monday in every months at 2
q clock pm, al odd Fellows Hall,
OFFICERS
ID c Trader, W. NJ: Ofii8s, 25i Front Street ;
residence, 81 Union n
d. b Forster, =. W;
4 ~. Carroll. =. w
Gus Redef. $ ID
tsO~dmau, : u
H r. Ton1lIuson. Secretary;
John 8eamish. Assistant Secretary
n. J. Wiggin, TreaaurtFs
y }. eomsr, steward
q A. Beehn. Steward
j. ] auter. Tyler Cfiice, "a Vain street, res
fdeuse No. "a OEertun street. laRlZ n
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Col. z. 7. P. ALLEN, Superintendent,
Assisted by full and able Faculty.

rTlHE Course OF Study is that usually ta1sbt
Il IN the best colleges. The Moral c1lt0rss of
cadets receives special attention. The DisciD-
nae ls All that lts name I'M ports. The Govera-
neut strict, but mild and parental Parents
may send their sons to this School with entire
confidence that they will not be exposed to
nose Allurements to vice and dissipation
found IN ali towns and cities, the location being
AZ miles rom any tOwn-the situation Ia a
mgh and rolling country noted Tor health and
salubrity.
The Spring Session. 1867,
WIN commence on MONDAY, JANUARY Is
1867. and continue Twenty (20) weeks.
Charges for Board and Tuition, including
lights, fuel and washing, One Hundred and
Seventy-Ffve Dollars. (Sl7o currency, Der semi
annual session, Invariably IN advance. No
extras whatever.
Address Superintendent Farmdale P. O.
Franklin county Kentucky fies-Srn
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EILRINNING LODGE No. sl1 LF. Dl.

Meets Ht Commandery Rooms No. -- Front
Rev, on the sih Friday In each month.
OFFICERS.
J. ]. Worsbam, W. NJ;
John AInslie, : ";
George Mellersh, J. ",
4 X. Pullen. Secretary. jals Il
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snrrH NRNPnIS LnpGE. -No. 11s.

Meets second Friday IN every month, st their
Hall. corner OF Madison and Second streets
OFFICERS:
J. T. sellars, W. n Office, Lee Block, Union
4 rect
W - Mathew. :. W;
j. T. Campbell J. ~;
X Puchstt, II a6asnreT, ~ Front street;
Een. 4 Puilen, SecrstaEy, 273 Main street
e. n. Baruam, ). d.
". ). Hastings, J. ID
J r. =. GulilRnd. steward
q. ID. Plumn1er. steward
l. 81. Thomas, Tyler. JAZZ II
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HEBREW ASB MASONIC CALENDAR.

A. NJ ulsas
Ttsri, 10th September. ls65.
] khesYan. l0th October.
Chisleu, 9th November,
] rebejh, sJh December,
] shebat, 7ih January, 1851.
Adar, 9Th February,
NeadRr, Sth March,
Sisan, 9TH Auril,
! Ijar, 6th May,
] Swan, sth lun9,
ThamuZ 4th July,
Ab, 2d August,
] Eluel, lst september,
Ash Wednesday, Z5th February, 1867.
Hauuday Thursday, sLu april
Good Friday, 10th April.
, aster Sunday, 18th April,
Ascension, 2Ist May,
Pentecost, SiEt May,
saint Andrews Day, S5th November in eaet
FaF
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HiH1LrnN InnaE M. saa.

HAMILTON LOB6E No. zoe.
ODD Fellows' Building, corner Court and
Main streets.
OFFIC BRS:
p N. STANLEY. ". NJ; residence, 4ig second 81
J. .. Beard. S. W:
" y Wilkinson, J. W;
W. n. Butts, Secretary, "a Front street:
J. i. Tgbin, II esEurer;
d G. McDougall 5. u;
J. . Mesin. J. d.
ala'6d Communications on Third Friday
night OF each month. Janl2 u
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Meets second Monday in each month ovel
Hall
Companion A. J. Wheeler, II. p;
Companion John Zeut, k
Companion d. e. Trader. ):
Companion George Aellersh, q. h;
COMPANION h. p. Woodward, Z. e.;
Companion Jesse W. Page, Y;
Companion II. H. Pzyuter, =;
COMPANION J. J. suter q.
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InnGFs OF PRRPRCTIaN.
Penn CHAPTER NO. 4 R. AM.l

HERNIKS NO.
John Zsnt, P. NJ.
MITHRAS NO. =.
George Msllersh, P. NJ.
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cYRFyE rOWNlYDERY lK.T.l. No

4 X. Fuuenr SECRETARY JAlH II
CYRENE COMMASBERY *. IT,. No. 1.
Meets Fourth Monday In each month at :
o'clock D. u, Al their Asylum, 2oi Front street.
OFFICERS:
Sir John Zeut, E. C.; Office, y. Front o. Gas
Works: residence, 100 Market street.
Sir John Ainslie, GcnI
Sir george MellerslI, G.. g.
Cir GeGfge White. PIeiate.
Sir H. r. WoOdard. 81. W;
Sir r. Parker Jr. W:
Air d. C. Trader, Treasurer;
sir y. J. Wiggin, Recorder
Hdr p. n. Stanley, Sd. b;
Sir Gus. heceT, Er B.;
Sir Louis Christian, Guard janis II
EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6 n. ASB S. NJ.
Meets Third Monday In each month, at Odd
Fullows Building.
OFFICERS:
John Zeut, T. !. NJ, ONCE, Eorth Front street,
opposite Ssls works residence, 10 Market 81
Il T. Woodward, ID. I. j. NJ
George Mellersh, p. g.
y. J. Wiggin, Recorder
} W. Page. Jr, Treasurer
aus keder, e.. q
X J. LyBn. stewart
J. J. Suter Guard. janis Ut
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MASONS
The Appeal Declared the OflcIal
Organ IOr the Mystic Brother
hood in Memphis.
MASONIC NOTICE,

Below will be found the official state
ment Of the secretaries Of the various
Masonic conclaves in this city:
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Gen. GEinn's Order-Great Excitement
Correspondents Between the Mayor
of Galveston and Gen. Sheridan.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-09

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