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Thursday, The Isl dry Of Nay. 4. d. 1878,
Administrators Notice
THE STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LEAvESwORIH COUNTY.

THE STATE OF KANSAS
LkAvkswoKrm COUNTY S.
In the Prohs.e Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the estate Of William Gould, de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of adminis-
IN tration have b en- granted to the undersigned
tne estate OF William ,uld, late OF s,id coun-
ty, deceased, by the honorable the Probate Court
Of the County and State aforesaid, dated the 9TH
dI5 Of March, A. ID. 1873. Now, all persons hay
ing claims against the raid estate, hereby noii-
fed that they must present the same to the under
signed for allowance within year from the da; e
Of said letters, they may b. Precluded from the
benefit Of such estate, and that if such claims be
BOT exhibited within three years after the date of
said letters, they shall be forever barred
DAVID p. HARRiS, Administrator
Of the estate Of William Gould, Deceased.
Leaven worth, sth March, 1873. mar27.wat
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-Lsdies nay, some men "Oh," q great
dsal vhss they come 10 psy shsir addEesss.
They are apt to "owe" great deal dGfs
aAerward, when they come to pay for the
drsssA
-''Yoa exhaust my patience" cried .
1os1r vhe ~ e.sagsd ina quansa viii
hhv1h "Ye 49, 30 r.siss ve1s
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26th Day Of April, A. d. 1873.


STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenworth County.
In the Probate Court IN and for said county.
In ihe matter Of the estate Of AIber, Stewart
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters 81 admins
~ tration have been granted To the undersignsd
On the estate OF Albert stewart, late OF said
county, deceased, by The Honorable, the Probaf-
Curt OF the Cou"ty and State Aforesaid, dated II
sth day Of March, A ID. 1873. Nov, all per-
sons having claims against the said estate, are
b reby notified, that they must present the sane
TO tie under-isn.d for allowance within one year
from the date Of said letters, they NAV he pre-
cudef from any beoeht Of such estate, and that if
such claims he not exhibited within three az
ter the date said letter, they shall b. forever
haired ALFRED Is. KILLER,
Administrator OF the estate of Altert Stewart, de-
ecs-s|.
Ieav. March 10, 1873. marl3-vIw
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$50 Reward.

A REWARD Of 90 each viii be given for thu
"A recovery Of the following descri' ed colts.
which vent estTay in Nay last from C. 4 0reea's
farm, in To south vest corner Of Faiymosnt town
shiP, Leaven worth county. Ramos, and are sap
ID them according to law. One dsYk hay Sosse
colt, white marks Of beands; Ons light hay mare
colt, dark name and tail, star in fofehesd, and
iros gay and black; little star 10 isrsAead, al
kft Find foot vhisa. Tho shove dsperjhoa esIta
viii b toe yelm ~ this anag.
lsa1n6 GJ9111is 60 -
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OFT AGAIN.

T. L. Taylor, who was expelled from the
Methodist Conference in thi: State two years
ago for heresy, tSpiri;ualism), but who ap-
pealed 10 the Last General Conference and
was granted a ewtrial, has just been expell-
ed again by the conference now in session al
Ottawa, though it does not appear from the
proceedings that he had trial.
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A wmssl wsna. will Have Her ".


From the San Francisco Bulletin.l
A female argOnaut of fearful vitality, q
tall and extremely ugly female, called at the
post-of6ce yesterday, tendeied ninety mine
coppers to the urbane clerk, ana asked in
lieu thereof three cent stamps. The official
remarked that he could only receive four
coppers as legal tender, and at the expense
Of deal Of precious time, endeavored to con
vince the female that he was guided by Ger.
tain rules, and had no latitude in the matter.
She waved wroth, and remarked that when
ia the course Of human events it became ap-
parent that United States coin was to be re-
fused by United States official, she thought
her forefathers had died in vain, and consid-
cred it her duty to bring the Government to
account. Then she paced the corridor CT the
post Office until she had made thirty three
separate tenders Of the coppers and obtained
thirty-three three cent stamps During her
transactions With the clerk che gave him
much uDsolicitated advice, snd other sise
contributed to the enjoyment Of the spec
tafnra
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DUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
L under and by virtue Of the Judgment rendered
In the above entitled action. in and ny he above
named Court, and Of special execution Issued
said Judgment, To me directed and delivered. issued
out Of the district Court Of the First
Judicial District Of the State Of Kan,as Sit
ting in and for Leavenvorth county in said
State ! will. on Saturday, the 18th day
Of April, A. d. 1878, at 10 O'Clock q.
81 said day. the Court House door in the city Of
Leaven worth, in the County Of LeAven worth, and
State Of Kansas. otter for sale at public sale. ard
~ the highest bidder. for cash. the foIio.ins
described tract Of land situate lying and being in
the County and State aforesaid, namely; All
Of lots numbered seven "a and eight 49,, IN block
numbered twenty six (26), in Clark and Rees' Adj
dition 10 the CITY Of Lea,enworth, in said county
and STATE. Said property to be ro'd rs commanded
by the said special execution, and In pursuance 81
said Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenwortb County, Kanras
Shsrifrs Once, Lesvenworth City, March 18th,
A. ID 1873.
WILLIAM HIsIxnoTnAx, Attorney for Plaintiff.
mari3-v4w
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Mary z. Miller, Plaintiff,
jacob Miller, DeSendant-

VOU, Jacob Miller, the shove named defendant,
i are hereby notified that you have been sued
io the Above entitled Count and that he mid plan.
til did, the I'D day o. March, AID. 1879 ale her
petition ia said Court AGAINST you, and that you
'muN shsveS'%hs I'D petitioa fied - sAe aid
plaistia on or before the s1eth day Of 10y, A. d.
is.3 the said petition .ih be taken - tue and
judgment of the following nature rendered ac-
eosaingiy. That the bonds Of natvimony heretofore
eHising bsavsen the sid p.aDtiR nd aid DEF ID.
ant. be ssnulled, ses side and vsally heId Tor
nsaght on account Of The 6alt a. ~ 1eAuDAene
81 thss he p1ll.ki9 - ae0sA ~ 60 eaa0D11
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Editor Of the rimes:
Please publish the following, which ex-
plains itself. A.G. CHASE.
WHEREAS, 1t has been deemed expedient
by the Farmer State Conventioo. to pro-
vide for . more thorough organization Of
the farness Of the State. therefore
Resctsd, That se, the delegates Of Leav-
euvorth county, in aid convention, do
hereby call upon the "Farme1 Club,
"Unione," and ''Granges.' Agricultural and
Horticultural Societies Of aid county, to
meet in Delegate Cosvsntioa At The city Of
Leaveavosth, on Saturday, April lob, At
10 O'Clock Q. NJ, 1t Tie oe6ce Of tie Kansas
Earme,. The repreaentaiioa 10 Be Eve dele
gates from each Of d. aboys naned Or
is. VAxWmxLE. @. ". Fl. Nooa1,
r. g. ORalna, A. BxEs.
AW.LAv1ur1 r DAwn
III GEUAH.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENwORTH COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State of ansas, sitting in and for said
County.
William T. Potter, 1s Plaintiff Motto.
Harriet d. Potter, Defendant.
NOU, the defendant above named, Harriet D.
i Potter, will take notice lat you have been
sued by the plaintiff, VIM. T. Potter, in the Dis.
trict Court Of the First Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas, sitting in and for the County Of
Ieavenwortb, and you must answer the PETITION
filed by sad pia;ntn, in the said &C ion, on or be-
fore the
26th Day Of Apra, A. d. 1873.
or said petition viii. be taken true, and jujment
OF divorce will re rendered accordingly.
PENDERY GODDARD,
mariS-Ss Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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| VOU the above named defendants. A. Is. Mil
Ter, William smith, John Myers, jr., and
geiher with the other defendants above named
have been sued by the above named plaintiff
Marcus ID. Ciaypnole, in the above menii Cd
Court, aud that said pla ntin has, in aid Court
filed his petition in the above entitled action
against you AMI the other defendenis above Amed
and that you must answer said petition before
the 2sth day Of April, A. ID. 1873, said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered ac-
corfingly, Of the following nature, to-vit: Tbs,
the sad plaintiff have and rsc5ser vi and from
you that certain tract Of land lying. situate and
being in the County Of IIeavenvorth and STATE OF
Kansas, which is bounded as follows. to-vit: Com
meDcing at a point on the west line Of the street
known as Broadway. sixty feet sOrth Of poiat
on said line opposite to the center Of the end oil
Chestnut street where il interseets said Broadway
running thence sosth from sail place OF BEGINNING
along the west line oil saij Brosdvay tn . point
four hundred and eighty feet from said place of
lightning: running thence ives, on line a. right
angles with said Broadway, TO point four hundrsi
and ten feet distant thereiron running thence in
northsrly direction on q line parallel With the
west line Of said Broadway, too hundred End
eighty feet; running thence on a line At right
angles With said Broad way. five hundred and forty.
feet, TO q line IS, .blished BY Powell Clayton e.
tween Madison Mills and 8. N. LAfta, mentioned
in the deed executed by William Mckay and Mar.
s .n. MsSsy 81. a =, % n ,1a
office OF the Register Of Deeds Of sad county; run
ming thence in northeriy direction along the last
mentioned line two hundred fee, and running
thence in an easterly direction, = line right
angles With Br.advsy, aine hundred and 5rty sig
and two handredth feet (sk 2-1oD fees), TO the
plsce Of beginning; the said tract Of Land being
and eonsissins Of the Of land nentionet and
described in the deed Aforesaid and in that certain
other deed executed by samuei N. LAsta and sarah
Ann Latta, his vie, to J. H. Claypoole and re-
the Register Of Deeds Aforesaid and for the deli,e-
ry Of the poesessio, thereof to him, and damages
for rents, issues and profits thereof by you re-
ceived and damages for the Withholding Of p1sses-
sion Of szid land from said plaintin and ,LY ex.
penses BY him ineurrs In and ahous the recovery
Of the possession Of said land and the cos, by
said plaintiff expended in ssid seton.
Dated this sth day Of March, A. D. 1875
CLOCGH WHEAT,
mari3w4v Attorneys foe Plaintiff
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Tr0e 00eiesy.
Silly, empty, unblushing girls, just escaped
from school, elbowing their mothers into
corners, and covering with confusion their
fathers and brothers, do not constitute society.
Nor does circle OF silent, awkward, print
tive, good natured women whose virtues are
only known At home. The mere presence
and assemblage of woman is nothing without
the charm OF refinement, knowledge, vivac.
ity, power and inspiration; and they are no,
born in day, and seldom come till middle
and mature life, rs experience becomes pro-
found ond feelings deep, when flippancy is
not mistaken for wit, nor Importance for gal
lanfrv
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TNeekln Gimes
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1878.
MONTANA WAR CLAIMS.

We invite the attention OF all persons in
H.rested in the Montana war claims TO the
vertisement Of the Secretary of War, In
today's TINES. Information OF valuable
Character 10 claimants will be found.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvrNwosru, IS
In the District Court Of the First Judicial rlstric
OF the State OF Kansas, sitting in and Tor L<av.
worth County in said State.
Ralf Marsh, Plaintiff.
Adam Deitz, Anna N. D,itz
wife Of sad Adam Deitz, and Case No 277
BArzilla Gray and George II.
English, partners a. Gray 4
English, Defendants.
i and by virtue Of the judgment rendered in
The above entitled action, in and by the above
named Court, and of special execution issued on
delivered. issued out of the Distric,
Court of the First Judicial District Of the State OF
Kansas, sitting in ami Tor Lszveawor,h County,
in said State, will, on
Thursday, The Isl dry Of Nay. 4. ID. 1878,
At II % clock a. of sand day a. the Court House
door in the City Of LeavsnwOrth, in the County OF
Ii avenworth and State Of Kansas, offer for sale
public sale, and sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described tract Of land, situate, "
ing and being in the county of lie wentworth and
State OF Kansas, namely: All OF lot numb7r five
(5l, OF Clark's Out Lots to the City Of Leaven-
worth.
Sid property 70 he sold Commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff
sheriff Office, Leayenworth City, March sJth,
A. ID. 1878.
L. G. HOPKINS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
mAr25-iw
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LEGAL.


SheFiff's Sale
STATE OF KANSAS,l
LxAvKxwORlH COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the Flint Judicial Dis.ric.
Q! the state Of kansas. sitting in the county If
Leavenworth in said State.
David W. fovsn, Plaintiff,
'.''s. e''.'' .: NJ a.. Comfy. ;'ss
DCBL1C notice b hereby given that under end
oy virtue Of the judgment rendered in the
sosve entitled action, In and BY the above named
Conre, and Of . special execution issued on
said jadsmsnt. viii. ON
Saturday. tie 1aA day Of april, 4. d. 1878,
at eleven o'clock .. N. Of that day, At the Cour,
HOUSE in the city Of Leavso vorth in the county Of
Leaveaworh and state Of Kansas, offer for o.
ut public sale, and sell. to the highest bidder, for
eash, the following de- sribsd tract Of land SIT
sate, lying and being in the county Of Leav-
envorth and State Of Kansas. namely: The
north halt Of the northwest fractional quarter OF
section number nineteen (lS). in township number
eight tSl OF range humber twenty sso (2),
the sixth principal meridian.
Dated this 18th day Of March, A. n. 1873.
THOMAS Leonard,
sheriff OF LEavenworth County Kansas.
CLOCe~ WHEAT, Aytor. eys for Plaintiff
marl2-W4w
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STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF LKAvKNwokIH.
In the District Court OF the First rreiaI DIstr,r'
Of the State of Kansas, sitting "a, AT Tor L.sven-
worth county in said Stale
Benjamin Franklin Fiens tkeH,
Plaintiff,
tC.se No. s.3,G
Henry L. Pennock and Anna
n. Pennock, Defendants
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Suooey-Sehoea Repe0saot.
Treasurer Spinner received the following
letter few days ago:
- short time since friend purchased for
me in England few pictures for a magic
lantern for Sunday school use, and thinking
he had right 80 to do, brought them home
in his trunk without paying duty on them.
l have ascertained the amount due, and in
close it, giving . memorandum of the COM
putatiOn. l adopt this a. the easiest and
pleasantest course for remedying an error. i"
The amount incloeed was $50 8.
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THE STATE OF kansas, la
LEAyESwoRIH COUNTY. 4.
In the District Court Of the First Juiicial Dis.
t~iet Of the state Of Kansas, sitting I'm and for
aid County Of leavenvor:h.
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0AS09ify ag1an2
'sThe snnounce0ene Of Tie 1unben W.
the eienal Goe another tuoultuous hunt Of
eheesine."
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DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given thsc under
i and by virtue Of special execution 10 me di-
rected and delivered, issued out Of the District
Court OF the First Judicial District the State or
Kansas sitting in and for IeAvenworth county, in
said state, and Of the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, will, Saturday, the 18th
day Of April, A d. 1873. at 3 o. clock r. NJ
OF said day, at the Court house door in The CITY
OF Leavenworth, in the county and state aforesaid
oner at public sale and sell to the his hest bidder
for cash Tin hand. the following described real
property, situate, lying and being in the county
OF Leavepworth, and state Of Kansas, namely:
All that part of the southeast quarter Of section
number ten 90. in township number nine @, of
range number twenty-five (2e, lying and being
on the east side Of The "Nss Lawrence Road -
containing 'sixry-hv (65) acres Of lAnd more or
] 50. Said property is To he sold commanded Nv
the said special execution and in pursuance Of
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD
Sheriff 81 Leav-nworth County Kansas.
sheri II $ office, Leivenworth City, MaIea I2tn
A. ID. 1873.
W.. HiGrSBorHAM, Attorney tox Piaintin
marl2- wtd
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of LeAvenworth,
In the District Court Of he First judicial DistIsss
OF tn state OF Kansas. sitting in and tor Leav--
enworth County in saii State.
Benz amin franklin Flcnniken, Plain
tin,
v. MOI 80,
George W. Gardiner ani SaIcil A..
Gardiner, Defendants
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George A. Arnold, De!end.nt.
DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that under
l. and by virtue of the judgment rem
dered in the above entitled action. in and by the
above named Court, and OF a special execution
issued on said judgment, to me directed and dcliv-
erred, WILL
Thursday. the lst day Of May, A. d. 1873,
At o clock m. of said day, at the Court House
door in the city of Leavenworth in the county and
State aforesaid offer at public sale and sell to the
highest bidder. Tor cash IN hasd the following de-
scribed tract Of land, situate, lying and being in
the county of Leavenworth and State Of Ksnsas,
namely.
The southwest qrarter of the northeast quarter
Of section four "a, in township eleven I'M of
range twenty-five (23). said property to
he sold as commanded by the said special sxecu-
ton and in pursuance Of said Judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD
Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Leavenwor;h City, March 18th
1873.
GR.swoLD BRIrToN, Attorneys for Plaintiff
sr,5-4v
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STATE OF KANSAS,
| County of Leaven worth,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
of the stat of ham, slit NJ in and for Lsavep-
worth County in said State.
Lev. Shores, Plaintiff,
vs.. Case No. ), sos
/ Georre A Datan
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Notice Of PnbIic0lion

STATE OF KANSAS,
LKAvENwOKTn COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District
Of he state Of Kansas, sitting in the county Of
Leavenworth, in said State
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STATE OF KANSAS, -
County of Leaven worth.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
of the State Of Kansas, sitting in aud ior Lezsen
worth COUNTY, in said state
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The amount incloaed was 500 o.
The New York herald., 1873-07-09
WEST INDIES.

The Cruise OF tho Chancnxcr-Naval
Nows-Fatal Accident-COOlie Ships
Misstng-Railways.
HALIFAX, N. s., July 8, 1878.
The steamer Delta, nom Bermuda, brings West
India dates to July1 l.
The British scientific ship Challenger left Ber-
muda on the 18th Of June for the Azores and Her
British Majesty's ship Minstrel sailed on the 14th
for cruise.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
While number OF men belonging to the New
York Wrecking Company were pumping out the
stranded ship Besumarls Castle, at Bermuda, June
Is, man named Edmund Ryan, in attempting to
clear away strainer OF . pump that had become
fouled BY decomposed cargo, was sufYocated by
foul gas In the ships hold. Captain Brown and
four men went to his rescue, but became ex-
hausted and had to be hauled out. Ryan was dead
before he could be got out.
STREET RIOTS.
During the fortnight ending May the streets OF
Georgetown, Demerara, had been disturbed by
conflicts between the men OF the Second West In
dia regiment and the town police.
THE COOLIE TRADE.
Two emigrant ships from Calcutta and one from
Madras had sailed Tor Demerara; but the Indus,
which sailed from Calcutta In January asst had not
been heard from.
LOCAL PROGRESS.
The prospectus OF a railway from Bsidgetown to
St. Andrews, Barbados, is published.
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the bFidve and looked ct him curlous,y. Then N
old woman followed, and he asked each OF them q
they knew who was IN the boat that was gotnR =
TO 90 OvkR THR FALLS.
The woman looked scared, az though she thougha
he wAs crazed. The child ran away crying. Thn
lett Chippewa, and while 1t stin retained ts i0rua
IN THE RAPIDS
As the water fence was passed and the current
was bearing them along swiftly specks Of frotS
dotted the water. Tue eir ,cn.sd !!surn these IS.
.ond and caught glimpse x :.es Fnlta
iSs% SisS aad IN air r's' along snao sas CREST ef
apds Of ss ss ns
Island. Her lover looked over his shoulder, and
an expression 0i horror must have settled upon ht4
color In the girls cheek that had made ner th9
admiration OF the rustics in the village she wa4
leaving behind only short half hour before. Hef
lover grasped on4 o. the oars with frantic haste
and with both hands he thought to turn the boa9
the middle Of that current running like min
race. He locked tnen appssfenty. for fne @ Osnes
side Tanticaly. lie had lost the oar In the momonQ
OF his first appalling horror.
HE HAD DROPPED ONE OAR m rHE WATER, :
and IL was carried away In second beyond sighq
and beyond sound down In the depshs OF the foam
Ing abyss OF the lapfds now yawn!ng beneath them
The boat darted aown the first crest OF rocks,
the stern swinging ABOUT; moment she was loss
to view, and thes came swngang on, seeming 20
point toward Cedar stand ., rmen % sne ross ross
ana darted down bow foremost, as though
steered by invisible hands. From the new
gay orth In the irai csckiesneil were seen cling
Ing to each other in the bottom o. the boat Inea
cloud OF mist and spray vellea sne WHOLE iiom r.s
OF the ra nbow over the cleft 0f the Horseshoe
Fall, the end OF the boat protruded from the loan
and mist; another instant, for the space OF tha
ghrnln1's nash. TWO black ragmen Is OF the break.
Ing boat were seen, and that was all. Tne waters
hid all else, and have continued to hide all, save
q lew fragments Of the boat, Wnlcn waSA asu0ra
beneath the cataract.
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

Drawing for tho Third Gift Convert
Cash Gifts-The Lucky Numbers.
LOUISVILLE July 8, 16sSA
A large audience assembled early this mOrnhua
in the Public Library to witness the drawing OF tle
lottery In connection with tho third gilt conocrtA
The process of drawing was explained by CO,on6t
r. f. Durrett. President of the Board Of Trusteess
All the tickets had been sold and the drawing was
full scheme distributing half million OF dollars
in cash gifts the ticket holders. At the opening
of the hall at six O'Clock this morning crowd waa
already waiting Mt the door, which grew tnto q
perfect jam IN the hall by nine 0'c0ek. A number
OF lead ng citizens and officials or the city were on
the stage. Az the drawing progressed the greatest
interest was manifested and the announcements
OF the larger biizes were greeted with applause.
The .oowing taDle SHOWS the lucky nambers and
tha pta al ctrihu fnd.