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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

Perjury has ceased to be one of the fine
arts. The pc rjurers of the present day get in
their work so coarsely and unartistically as to
aiyest it of all of its aesthetics. Besides, it is
entirely too common. Such vast amount of
perjury has been developed since the war that
\ swo rn lie more or less is hardly taken into
consideration. The art has lost in quality
what it has gained in quantity. The statutes
against perjury, like those against usury, have
become void because of non-user. Burglary
and counterfeiting are the only crimes that
san now be numbered among the fine arts.
No allusion to Beecher or the whisky ring.
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An investigation is to be commenced to-day
before the Board of Steamship Inspection in
regard to the shipment of oil on the Getty Of
Waoo."
Mallory & Co. still insist that it is common
to carry oil on passenger steamers to South
srn' ports. and that the law is SO vague about
ihe matter of practicable route that the
inspectors themselves have been unable to
define what it is. 1t is their opinion that oil
will not hereafter be carried out of this port
by passenger vessels, and they express many
regrets that they ever had anything to do with
st as an article of commerce.
They maintain that three thousand cases OF
oil are used in Texas every month, and that ii
Is not taken there by rail- that large part
Of it is shipped, not by sailing vessels, but by
steamer to New Orleans, and thence by rail
10 Texas.-N T. Bulletin, 18th inst.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
she BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
gor fifty cents each.
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THE "CITY OF WACO"

INVESTIGATION BY THE UNITED STATES BOARD OF
STEAMSHIP INSPECTORS.
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PARTICLE VI.
LIQUIDATION.

This corporation may be dissolved at general
meeting convened for that purpose with the as
sent OF three-fourths of the STOCK of the COM
pany and two thirds of the stock represented at
such meeting, and in Of such dissolution
the liquidation shall be conducted by three COM
missioners elected by ballot az such meet ng. At
the termination of this Charter the liquidation
shall be conducted by similar board of three
commissioners to be in the same way elected at
q general meeting of stockholders convened for
the purpose.
THUS done and passed, at my Office, in the
presence of Andrew j. Armstrong and John W.
Hunter, lawful witnesses residing in this CITY,
who have hereunto signed their names a. such,
together with the said appearers and me, said
notary, on the day, month and year herein first
written after reading the whole.
Original Signed) G. W. r. BAYLEY,
J. A. GIRDNER,
GEO. JONAS,
JULIUS WEIS,
HU. KENNEDY,
DAVID WALLACE,
+. B. WHEELOCK,
E. L. RANLETT,
JOHN FL. KENNARD,
CYRUS BUSoEY.
JOHN PHELPS Fl P: q ''''
w. B. SCHMIDT
SAM'L H. KENNEDY,
A. J. ARMSTRONG,
JOHN W. HUNTER,
J. G. EUSTIS. Notary Public.
l. the undersigned Deputy Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the parish of Orleans, city Of
New Orleans, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of incorporation of the "New
Orleans Pacific Railway Company" was this day
duly recorded in my office, according to law in
book 11S, folios 626, 627, 62S, 629, $50, 631 and
632
New Orleans, June 20, 1875.
Original signed.) G. DARCANTEL,
Deputy Recorder.
certify the above and foregoi g to be true
and correct copy of the original charter and Ger
tiicate of recordation thereof, now extant in my
current register.
In faith, whereof, I grant these presents under
my hand and the impress of my official seal, this
Sd day Of July, A. D. 1875.
J. G. EUSTIS, Notary Public.
jy6 I'm 35 Carondelet street.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column In
Is fifty cents each.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20
ARTICLE V.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

SEC. l. Stockholders meetings may be called
at any time by the Board of Directors, and on the
requisitlon of the holders Of one-ffth of the
capital stock issued it shall be their duty to call
such meetings for the purpose of amending this
Charter and consideration of and action upon all
other business of the company, and all questions
arising at such meetings shall be determined by
a majority of the stock there present and voting.
SEC. 2. The annual meeting of the stockholders
for the election of directors and transaction of
the regular business shall be held on the second
Wednesday in January of each year.
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FACTORS AND TRADERS
Insurance Company.
81. 800. .Carondelet Street.......37
Assets April 30, as75, sI,4s6,215 s..
This Company issues Policies on
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
At Lowest Tariff Rates.
r.. A PALFREY. President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
THos. IF. WALKER, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Moses Greenwood, R. M. Walmsley,
w. A johnson, A. Brittin,
John l. Noble A. H. May,
John Chaffe, s. IL. Snowden,
Richard Miken T. Lytt. Lyon,
Samuel T. Moore, VIM. C. Raymond,
IL Warren, Jas. s. Prestidge
RI. Buckner Samuel H. Boyd,
Samuel Friedlander, Joseph McElroy,
A Yates. L. B. Wheelock,
John l. Adams Cyrus Bussey,
Isaac Seherck, VIM j. Behan,
q, Am r F. E.chleman.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Have the Money Ready.

THE STAR agents who circulate the paper
throughout the city frequently complain of
The inconvenience to which they are put by
the failure Of subscribers TO have the small
amount due weekly or monthly. ready for
them when they call. No doubt this occurs
frequently from mere th0ughtleSSneSs on the
part Of subscribers IL does not occur to
them. perhaps, that the agents are required
To pay for their papers weekly, and that il Is
q matter Of serious embarrassment to them
when any considerable number OF their Gus
toners fail u pay promptly. If subscribers
viii give this matter consideration. and take
little pains 10 have the amount due ready
for the collector when he calls on his regular
days, they will do a thoughtful service 10 the
harG-wOrking and painsta king men who pro-
vide them with THE STAR every evening.
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'FaiT Play "a citizen OfBeltsvIlle, Nd. of
high characterl has something to say in
another column in regard to the unjust dis
elimination against this city in favor Of Bal
tinOre by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Among other examples. he cites the fact that
the freight on a barrel of flour from Washing
ton 10 Beltsville il ~ cents. the distance
being but Is miles; while the freight from
Baltimore 10 Bcltsville. p miles. is but p
cents "Fair Play very properly suggests
that while the Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
asking favorable legislation of Congress. our
merchants should move in tine matter. and in
Sist that the railroad in question shall have
no iavOTS granted until the freight tariff sha n
b. 50 regulated that Washington and its
business men shall not he placed at a disad-
vantage.
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Bills have been introduced in both Houses
Of Congress to aid in the construction of the
Southern Maryland railroad. BY a guarantee
OF its bonds by the United States. This
measure deserves, and will no doubt receive.
the earnest consideration OF Congress. II
furnishes a line of rapid communication To-
the ocean, at all seasons of the year, and in
that respect. as well as Attending close con
nection with the military posts and the navy
yard at and near Norfolk will be of great adj
vantage 10 the government. As a line OF
cheap and rapid transportation at all seasons
OF the year il will undoubtedly prove of great
advantage TO the Industrial interests of
Washington The present efiectual block
.de OF this city by ice, and the large fleet of
vessels lying in the lower Potomac unable to-
reach their destination, thus paraIying every
branch of business, presents an argument
that cannot fail TO have its effect upon Con
gresS. The single fact that this road will
furnish at all seasons OF the year unObstruct-
ell access TO the seat OF government would
seem TO establish the prOpriety and wisdom
of granting the aid asked. The great aIyan-
tages resulting from its construction TO the
merchants and to every industrial pursuit
within this District renders il Me duty ~
every citizen TO urge its passage by every
proper means. There can be no risk in grant
ing this aid, as the guarantee is not to be
given until the road is completed and in run
ming Orier-thus all the safeguards are
thrown around ii to prevent the possibility
OF loss IL Il TO be hoped for the interests of
this District, individual as well as govern
mental, that the measure will be adopted
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LOST AND EOUND

/ CST-0n Friday afternoon, q small black Jet
\ EAR RING. 4 liberia! reward will be given if
returned To- 9I1 st. 1t
L UST-On Friday, on P-nna. avenue. near ~, II .
j BLACK and TAN DOG, . months ~
old; watch chain around neck; maine, --.s>>%
Joe. Return to : IL 18th street northwest, 10
W h ING. and rcCcise reward. Iau25 2ts
L OST-A few days ago. one large cameo BREAST
l. PIN. 4 liberia! reward will! BE- given at 3IO
Penn> yiyania avenue. ian23- n
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at 6IIF
L street northwest; location excellent and rooms
nicely furnished. Terms moderate. noY27 Pm
CHOICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
- ROOMS, together or separately, in the best To-
Cality in the city. Refer to Hon III Boardman Smith,
Hon A l.. Barber. Hon. A. b. Mullett, and DR.
Verdi. Apply at 1913 X street northwest. sepl ON
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MoultOn Is still on the witness stand in the
Beecher -TiltOn case. and il 10 take the badg-
ering Of his crOss-examination for another
day or two. Thus far Beecher's lawyers have
JAILED 10 shake his original testimony to any
appreciable extent, though it is essential for
Their case 10 break him down. Either Moul-
ton or Beeeher Is guilty OF perjury. and il il
imperative, on the theory OF Beecller's limo
cence, that MOultOns statements should be
nsproyed- Possibly the defence may be
more successful with other witnesses, but
that they have been bsffiei I'm their expeeta-
tlon of demolishing the testimony of Moaltoa
there can &c . question.
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DRY GOODS.
TEN PER CENT. orr. FOR CAsH-

Anxious - r-slire On vrrv lsrre snf -.-,,r.f.
st.ck II fORFiGN snd DOMESTIC DRY o. lhps
WhCh, notu ithst sudiug the Grt1r ksft-frrss a "a
MGRkRD DOWV PRIZES.
W still fud O. D. too isrgr fHr this ..r-,- ID tn
Ncar. have Cgueiui-i O. offer tas .r4r =. -
1gsHf ~ To- p tsHf. from rur PR. r.-fr4-.t
rate. on all ,Ur HraNN MsHlrrs ana 4, .- go
shove = ceUts Del ART. iU order o. turn a.. g.f
into money ~ quick a. possible.
81 one Trice. Just dealing o. Al. ~ drrs.l,,a
hogan A. wNIIE
jsnlSt IOI- ana 02O -fb sfr--t n 1h~s--
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BRODHE A 90.
ia X v & ID % ID - =.

DRY GOODS.
We are closing ont
DRESS GOODS
~ the greatest bargsi8s ever offered b.r,rs Ar
other goods reduced in p.ic" from - - pee csat
desired.
GEO. J. JOHNSON L Co.
JSnl2u I'll Market Spans
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T. WEST e. SONS
Aladdin Security OIL.
Warranted $50 Degrees Fire Test.
The Best Household Oil a., the Uorfd
INDORSEDE ~ THE INSURANCE COMPANIES
- Read the following Certificates from Presidents Of
Fire insurance Companies
HOWARD FIRE INSuRANc CoNPANY OF BALTI-
MORE, Baltimore, December q, lS4.-MeSNS. {.
West SOaS: GeafleWsR-Having used the various
Oils sold in this city for Illuminating purposes,
take pleasure in recommending your Aladdin Sc
curity the safest and best used in our house
hold. Yours truly,
ISignedl- ANDREW REESE. President
OFFICE MARYLAND FIRE Insurance COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE, Baltimore, November 10, IS74-
MeSTS. {. West q Sons: Geafisnlsa-I have used
Coal Oil In my family for nearly fifteen years, and
during that period have tested a number of different
brands, being anxious to obtain the very best n
have also given your - Aladdin Security Or full
trial by Its constant use since you have made it. and
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GELS them all. Yours truly,
n.vr, Jos. X: MINOR. President.
wHoLEsALE DEPOT. 1f'
q. WEST & SONS,
janis Inn Nos. 113 and iI5W Lombard st.
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JaI--'-t I4ie rem ave, OPP W iIlard Hotel.
rI'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That tbl -ub.crI
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, holding a Special Term.
letters Of administration the personal estate Of
WM- II. ELEMENTS, late of Washington, District
Of Columbia. deceased. All prrsuEs having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 10 cd
hlblt the saline with the vouchers thereof to the sub
,crlber. on Or before the % day of January next
they may otherwise by law b. excluded from all ben
emf oi the sand estate. Given under my hand, this
2Jl day of January ISIS.
Jan25- m.3t+ ELEANOR CLEMENTS. Adm triX
'I'HIS IL To GIVE NOTICE That the sub-cri.
Il Der has obtained from the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia. holding a special term
letters Of administration the personal estate of
TERRENCE W. RILEY late Of Wa arlington Citv
District of Columbia. deceased All person, having
claims against the SAID deceased are hereby warned
90 exhibit the same, with thu vouchers thereof. t.
the subscriber. or before the 2B day of January
next; they may otherwise hy law b. eXrius-i from
all benefit of the said estate Given under my htuI
this 2Sl day of January, l~7j.
JANIS M-it EMILY A. :. RILEY. AFFINITY
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UEAK LADY DISDAIN,
Series OF Articles by Prominent Southerners IN
The CONFEDERATE SIDE OF THE WAR NOT
controversial, will soon be commenced
INTERESTING SkETCHES AMI STORIES
In each No: BY snch writer's as RICHARD GRANT
JR., JUNIUS HENRI BROWNE ROSE TERRY
RicH MD ~ kIMBALl, and all the stan of BRIL-
LIANT WRITERS which the GALAXY has a,trartea
o. itself, and who have made a bright MARI ON onr
current literature. The SCIENTIC MISCEIG1NY
ach month Is worth the price Of the Magazine
WHO WOULD NOT GIVE 81 TO SECURE
SUCH A MONTHLY YISITANT FOB
THE YEAR 1875.
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FOR SALE.

IHOR SAIE-Pair OF siX-ycsr oli, nie-liu ia
Ray HORSES. tlfh sound fi ana -
gentle. drive single. ssl1S Without hi-rlirE. -
gated Tor saddle, both driven d. lady - SN
& kEYES' sable. 1Aus b.
LNOR SALE-A small ENGINE ans SoILER q
II from 20 8 horse power viii b sold very low.
either together sepsrstcly. Inquire II ala 81
street northwest. desc Ira
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new Serial by Mrs. ANNIE EDWARDS,
LEAH, A WOMAN OF FASHION.
just begun. Also a Story by Prof Ii II BOYESEN,
ANORsEMAN'S PILGRIMAGE,
To continue several months
DEAR LADY DISDAIN,

In the next No. will be commenced JUsTIN
MCCARTHY : new Serial,
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This wonderful power that possess enables me 10
describe all the symptoms s1 nature Of the Disease
the cause, extent. and suffering. without asking
question. Mr.. VI. J. PALMER, frame Magnetic
fhSslcian. can be consulted for few days al CO.
LII MBIA HOTEL.
B-N bile in a france magnetic state other
valuable information Is given besides describing
Hnnr affiicfinn in-.as
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OF FICIAI.
OFFICE or TIE CONGISSI0NERS or THEJ
DISTRICT pF COIUaBrA.

OFFICE or TIE COMMISSIONERS or THE
DISTRICT OF tOLUHBra.
WASHINGTON, II. G., January q. 1875.
bRnrRED-lst. That the order Of August u, 1874.
l. hereby amended 50 : to read a. follows. That no
contract tor supplies repairs for any purpose in
eny cfhcer OF cwPoye Of the District e ,yernmeut
excepting It'll the written approval Of this I0mmis
SION procured prior e. the making # such contract
II That copy Cf the order authorizing the con
tract must, in all cases. he transmitted a. the proper
officer officers with the bills fpr settlement.
ID. That all reIuiStiDn, for supplies must be made
monthly, in advance in writing AMI trau-mi:tcI to
this Office for action on or before the first Of the
month.
BY order: GEO. 4. CASwELL.
lan22 Acting Secrrtavv.
"A MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
~ Of the ASHINGTOS GAS LIGHT COM
PAN1 for the election Of Directors will be held at
the Office Of the Company on MONDAY, February ].
ls'5. The polls will be opened At L O'Clock and
Jsnii drfebI CHAs. b. BAILEY. sec'y.
rFSHERMAN co,
w IA " ERS.
No. 1929 STREET,
Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Gold and United
States bonds, &c Securities Of the District of Co
lumbia dealt in. Exchange on England and Europe.
Our Drafts cashed at par. sep2lly
nFTHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE so
t-S Getty FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS will be held in the lee
EVENING. the eth instant, at 80 O'Clock. for the
election Of officers and the transaction of other bust
neS> of i'm pnrtaDCe To the society All members and
friends both lalieS and gentlemen, cordially in
Nited BY order.
jan2e-st W. DCvALL, Secretary
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RREAk DOWN TIRE
PRICES or DRY GOODS
AT THE NEW STsRr.


AT TIRE NEW STsRT
CoRNzR 90 srH sNo MsESvr SPACE
Bet Prints. fast colers snd good Style a. ,ai,-
Best BleachNi Brown Shirfing C1ttsns a. Il TsI "A
- i1ir, ,Ii In, ilo,i 81 - - 49, :, p. -.
Napkins =; 81: loo doz.n Towel, a. . a. sSr.-
,,mi'rt., Blsnk,sts Ia very me grads. All marked
BLACK DRESS GOODS
rr Bs IN Me ess,s ~ ~ ysTl chan ~ a. an
tisth,. Ms,inS. cashnrres aud n ..,.n.A 80 80,
cheap b'AG er Sfi st kNpsG laS,fMfR ana -
For BOYS and Nous wear ga fiu- aul -1,l.---n
grade marked down % least pTiCr- tha .r ~ -
niaEouds, Merinos, EmPre>. cloth, ana Al. f,r-,
brt~s Goods 20 cost q gl1~' "ut tIi. -l-,a Sirh
thi- ad,crti-cursn,. ~ a,A the -r, =, ,.,.,,t, II
s..vi'rs ' n, ne tnFtP SE % '"''' 'H'"s
,aaIllr s.h ssf.,' ~ N''t'' 50,
Auction AUcuoN.
DRY COopS lFS> THAN AUCTION rR.rr,
Al THE NEW STORE
: 1000 yards Cgahric saI Insertion Eua-..I..r,.
80 g-'i- 'i1. " 'rth -
600 rars Ms 49,, St T.. 't 20 cents, rshas
2ie dozen Towel, 81 m %, s. O.. ~, a. O. q -,nt
wainsutt5 Co',5l,. is,,. 80.
4 Cotton much h.''"r than An5r'~.'-s.a q. r-,..
VEN b,-t Calico q. 8 cate.
Els,E Alpaca only - cent?
Prrr NuilalT- silk face. - r-ufz v.1-fn =
v hal irnua tpT>sf-. 80 HIt-. v.rfI g.
Al Linen HAlikaTHii.-i-. r.uf-
All our DRESS GOODS a. CO... % Gloss. fhr.u Dr..
TIE CHEAPEST DRY Goep> STORE IL
AMERICA.
q. VI. TOw>0N kCo
ganlf r. 636 Penn. ave. south side. AZ IN -
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
BGODHEAD CO..
1905 STREET, BETWEEN i2rE sND I8rr 81.
Owing % the depressed stat, 81 "a, p-v G,,t.
MaFhfi W. have been ah!- - pU.,Bas. co. oN-h a
large StuCA 81
COTToNS
exceedingly low, and now oa-r them A. a .i.rht a
vance on maEgiaCt ur-T.- 3r1r-- W rsI .f.--
NV YORK Mills "a Biea'hei Crit"a, y cents
AnnrpsCugglH 10. -.r..
Lover grades from g., cent. up
81 pillow case Cotrons p cent, I'D
ga shcoiingl cents IN
And iG line Of the bsI gH1sss BInRr he'd AMI Tr.-
. bleS. h-i lotions a. prizes tina: Caau q D. hs.f
Best make Pap-f tamrric. cents.
Hutton Paris Kid, - cent. ? Button. 81 Rr.t,a
iu length ~ party aud street Coibgs, Slg5
BR0DHEaD 90.
!anl6tr 1905 street. b-tWe~n Is,h a,.d Ita
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1t IS certainly the best of american
Ma0ozines."-ETpre Buffalo, ". T.
sits present popularity as the result of
pure merit. Commercial, Pittsburgh Pa
There is not a dull page bet,ceen its cor
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a model f,eriOdicaI."-P hild. Press.
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
DRY GOODS CHEAP

W SAhIER >. 1Os Market Space.
we have the greatest quantity Of Remnants.
Bieachtd Sottons, CaicOes, Dress Goods Caatsa
fIanncis, Wool flanne.s, Csssimeres. Black Al
paCa-ali Remnants-W hiCh are selling al one
Rail theIr real value: almost giving them away.
Great bargains IA Black DRESS GOODS. we are
stiIing me cheapest Black Alpaca In W ashingto u,
iGI double width, and very ne beautiful blac only
- cents Also, Black Cashmere, Tamess Grape
Iiothl &c, DC. Black SILKS At cost. Another
case 700 ards; Of the best Merrimac Calicoes Just
Iecelh Cd short lengths only O. CeBts: Andres
coggih Ia cents, W ans tta. 10 cents FKcei-
tent canton flannel 10 cents. one yard aud quarter
wide cotton; i2's cents. Extremely wide ShsetinR.
=: cents; Water proof IS cent? Oar en,irs PR.
G"od stock ~ Cost. Excellent Stockings ls,. cents
Excellent Handkerchief. o cents
CARRIERS is the Cheapest Dry Coos in Wash
ingtOE. ID. 4. ,.ns a.
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PERSONAL.

1 HEREBY FOREWARN ANYBODY FROM
i trusting my wife. ! wont paw no debts con
traced by her. mi HENRY e. LAUBACH.
NE. LEON HEREBY NOTIFIES all persons
- indebted to him that their accounts must be set
tied by February LIST. Box 40. Post Office. 23 2wr
MISSING.-L home on Friday, 18th Instant a
4Vl Young ENGLISH GIRL, about II years old,
taiT complexion. light hair. blue eyes aud stout
built dressed in brown calico dress with light
spots, veiNetecn Jacket, light scarf with puSple
border, brown gauntlet gloves, black straw nat,
with black trimming. ANY person having know
iedgc Of the above described girl will please notify
A. e. RICHARDS. Major aud Superintendent Mt
rOpOlitan Police. IauG33f
ZONE AND SEE HATTIE j. FRENCH. the
~ celebrated reliable Medical and Business Clair
yoysnt, 125 llth street, between and northwest.
Examinations and consultations daily. Terms Z
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