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THE NEW ORLEANS
Sanitary EXcavating Co.,
Incorporated by nm net Of the Legislature. with
exclusive privilege of EMPTYING VAU Its
PRIVIES, SINKS, Etc)

Are now In full operation. and are prepared to
perform tho above work with prom ptness and
dispatch. The advantages derived from the use
Of the
Odorless Excavating Apr raratus.
as used by tho company. are that tho work can
be performed at any hour Of the day or night,
the thorough manner in which the deposits are
removed, the absence Of all offensive odors. the
short space Of time required tan ordinary sink
being emptied In from ten to fifteen minutesl
and, above all, ITS CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the Company's Office No. -
Common street. or sent to Postoffice box No. o13
will receive prompt attention, ap1a I'm
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


HHCCeKHIUH VT .BPHH sAZEDUHNE.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- ofOrleans-No 3s,9ss-Notice Is hereby given
to the creditors Of this estate and to all other
persons herein Interested, to show cause within
ten days from the present notification, II any
they have or can. why the account presented by
jean Mon Soubi iraa, and Jean Tuheil and
widow Jean Cazebonne, testementary executors
and executrix OF the deceased. should not be
homologated and approved. and the funds dis
tributed In accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
ap27 my36t JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
succession Of william VI. Cooley.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish OF Oreans-No. ss476 = Whereas,
James M. Cooley has petitioned the Court for let
ters Of administration on this estate. Notice Is
hereby given to all whom it may concern. to
show cause within ten days why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
apis % OF JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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ePECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Second District No ls Royal street, Mer-
chants Exchange up stairs. March %, TIL
All persons within the limits of the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notified hat the office for the collection
of said taxes Is now opened.
P L. L.BOUNY,
mh23 tt State Tax Collector.
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Ine company nave the following Assets
Itsal ESalte. e276B10 6z
Hlty BQnds. -;...-;..;............-... 11o419 20
Bank. hallroad ana other stocks, ,..,.. 109.g72 10
Notes secured ~ mortgage and pledge SO1 Be8 -
Bliib hecevaDle. ....;............. B0,lGO 10
Premlnm Ia course OF oolection...... ss.2N %
insurance Stocks cks.......,............. l.lso 90
Stock q ValeHe Dry DOCK COMPANY. 10.4O0 90
Mortgage Bonds turner's Xssociaiion sSSc 3
MortRAge Bonds Odd Fellows Hail.. 5000 90
Judgment on Mortgage Notes. 1878 %
OaSn ON nanu..-. 068B n
s1.oSz.71A %
The above statement fs Just. true and cor.
rect transcript from the books Of the Company.
PAUL FOUROHY. President
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City OF New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. the I'D day
JAMES FAHEY. Notary Public.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
On the Sd day Of June. 1876, 1t was resolved to
pay to the Stockholders on demand, FIVE PEE
GENT interest on their stock.
DIRECTORS:
8. FFAAsEp6ho' FAEp6, :! Epi t5SadhY, T9BH
III F1EGkhAFDEz. 1Gfkn D p1a 4. ( fo9HLAAlETAAIx- LAlTgAAIx
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
- - 7sf'-S77-'ss ~ ~ INV
BY q. VnIeton.

THREE STORY BRICK BUILDINGS ON PIE
TIERS STREET.
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CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
PANY.
New Orleans May 10. lsvs.
The trustees IL conformity to the amended
affairs Of the company on the aoth April. 1878:
Marine premiums. .......... N.lss "
Earned premiums, less
reinf nrance and re-
osses paid and esti-.
mated, including all
known and unpaid:
On fire.. ...-...$5 $50 10
Ma Marine Inc. 100000 1ssss ls sss ss 5 u,
Taxes. expenses. re- ~
bate In lieu OF par
ticlpation. less inter-
est discount etc.,. G8.778 IL t2s1 ,116
Leaving. after paying
10 per cent In cash,
inter interest aro8Es a. capital
The company have the owing assets:
Bills receivable. e............. sos, ,728 IS
gage. e....................... ss.44s ss-s11o,772 II
Loans on pledge at CALI. 120.7u 81
Cash. g7.sss Or $4,000 II
City City bonds bank and other stocks 1914 %
Premiums In course Of collecuon..--.. N.628 ~
Total assets. ets............-.-.........s .ssss oss II
The above statement fs q true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
THOB. A. ADAMS. President,
HENRY V. OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10Th
Second Justice Of the Peace parish OF Orleans,
The Board Of Trustees resolved, That after
paying the annual interest of ten per cent on
the capital stock OF the company, that q dividend
OF TWENTY PER CENT be paid in cash on and
after the 18th day Of June next, to those parties
insuring with the company entitled TO receive
the same.
TRUSTEES.
Thos. A. Adams Edw'd Pilsbury
SamI B. Newman. yno. K. King
Saml 81. Kennedy Ered'k Camerden.
John Phelps. . L. Harris
Adam Thomson. Andrew Stewart
Henry Abraham. Joseph Stone
P. N. Strong, George Martin,
Victor Meyer, Alfred Moultong
Joseph Bowling /. C.Jurey,
Edwd j. Gay. Edward Nalle.
Jno M. Sandidge, Geo. W. Sentell,
Simon Hernsheim. a. Levi,
Simon Forcheimer. John Brunaso,
JOS: B. Wolfe. VIM. b. Matthews
3. 3. Post. John Y. Moore.
Panl f. mortimer mvB
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BY A. III. Pons.
SUCCESSION or ELLEN FARRELL

No. 81. 1897 Second District Court, parish Of
Orleans.
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The above statement fs a lust. true and cor.
rect transcript from the books of the Oompany
PAUL FOURCHY. President
G. w. MOTT, Secretary
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TRUSTEES.

Edw'd Pilsbury.
yno. Z. King.
Ered'k Camerden.
. L. Harris
Andrew Stewart,
Joseph Stone.
George Martin,
Alfred MoultonS
/. G. Jurey,-
Edward Nalle,
Geo. ". Senteu,
A. Levi.
John Brunaso,
VIM. q. Matthews
John Y. Moore.
mv13
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

EXTRA SESSION or 1917.
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tJ
To the Honorable Speaker and members Of the
House of Representatives Of the State of
Louisiana:
Gestleme,a-I have the honor TO inform YOU
that the Senate has finally passed the following
House bills:
House bill No $50, entitled AN act fixing the
time Of holding the District Court. in the 4 bird
Judicial District f the State of Louisiana, com
posed Of the parishes of Iberia, ST. Mary and
st. Martin.
Also. House bill No. 337. entitled An act to
repeal an act eut tied An act to incorporate the
Lafourche and Terrebonne Draining and Land
improvement Company. and to define their du-
ties privileges, powers and responsibilities,
being act No. 1903. acts of 1870"
Also. House bill No. 314. entitled An act to
amend an act entitled An act to protect the
health Of the city Of New Orleans. to locate the
stock landings and slaughter houses, and to in
corporate the Crescent City Live Stock Landing
and Sla rghter- House company
Also, House bill No. 345. Joint resolution for
the relief of the police jur1 Of the parish of JET
ferson. Left Bank.
! Also, that the Senate has finally passed and
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At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
On the Sd day Of June. 1876 1t was resolved TO
pay to the Stockholders on demand, FIVE PER
GENT interest On their stock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27

Thos. A. Adams
Sam1 B. Newman.
Sam'l II. Kennedy
John Phelps.
Adam Thomson.
Henry Abraham.
2. N. Strong.
Victor Meyer,
Joseph Bowling
Edw'd J. Gay.
Jno. NJ. Sandidge.
Simon Hernsheim.
Simon Forcheimer.
JOS. B. Wolfe.
r. B. Post.
Panl r. Mortimer.
, 1877-08-01
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Sidles Gus eritsr @bs 1T fii:3lid, In Branf.
reid in sin &'oltsr assoueen que @rar fiber
Dir Shanbe ,b,er Wuiter, bon m.lter iie srf
leetes Nrfihiahr in Baris &uuoe erhielt.
Nsl,eren Qeiern ~nnierea Ylattss rutrb Der
5idtss'jhe SfanbaI moal nuh niunrlih
isin. @essn Cube Der fnni5iaer Sabre lebte
Der General IN Woihinaton. mo ,etue @attin
zine belle" Der @eieaiduit mar; fie lisB iid
bon eiuem reihsn Watu Gnber, giamens
&sp, ben Dof MAIDEN, uuo Sidles itoB ibn
tobt. Grau S,dlss. cine Stal,snsrin. muroe
ip1ter BON ,brsm @attsa m,sosr au @uaben
anaenommea nuo rsttete ihm burh ihren
6elosnmuth uno ihre trsue Yh'ge mdh-ent
oss Eiirsertris9ss bos Qsben; fe farb 1865.
Die Godter, nelhe sur 3elt bes sfanpaIs
nod aan, Helm NOR, in Die 9anJsu Sobre Der
iiber Die Eral1oie in uunifsuheit gehalten
uorsen; in Yaris bldtterte ie lset,s Jriih.
iahr in benz alien Subrsaua elmer ,Guitrir:sn
i3s,tuns unb fano eiu S,lo Der Wcrb9s.
ihi lie, morauf iie ben @ntitluB jabte, I'D
ans btr @eieu'huft aurtdau,whsn. Der
General bat fd b~e!auntlid firSIt9 in Spas
nien rieoer ,oerheirathet.
, 1877-08-01

@eritbrt blidte @arsa gu Wrs, Satlur'
auf, Ser ianfte Son ibrer Stimme abtt
einen acknowledgement 2auber auf ibr
aus, sumal na6 Dem flihtigen Muflooerr
Oes @eiites cine eigentbimlide fDrperlibe
S6mdhe ii6 ieiner bend6tiste. Ser
Same 9ilger war Der Salisman, mittels
oeiien man Jpn gefiisis madte, ieopf
cbne ieinen alrswcbn gang gu tDoten. IS
feblten ibm eben 10 wpbl Der Dfutb wie
bic f0rperlide Strait, iid sesen ben tlus
beredneten Srud aufsulebnen.. Ser in
Sagellpier Sreibeit aufsema6iene Sobn
Der @iiite war Dem pollen GinfluB unter=
wprfen, ipeldren bic nit allen duberen
Slang aus9eitattete uno nit allen Ser
itelungsfanlten pertraute, alternoe Sirene
auf Jpn gu gepinnen ii6 bemibte. uno
10 weit reihte mad Dem erlten fursen
Serfebr ibre Gewalt iber ibn, bab ct
tein @prt gu ermioern maste. Stumm
uno pbne einen 2aut Der &lage fiste er
ii6, Mnoere fur iid oenten unp banoeln
gu laiien. Sur elm tiefer seuf3er entrans
iid ieiner 8ruit, Elm Seuf;er, in ueldem
li6 Der gan5e Sdmers UNI Die perlorene
Sreibeit, bic sanse Sebniu6t mad ieiner
Selienbeimatb %pffenbarte; oann idpantte
ct na6 benz Bett binilber, ii6 nit sebro=
dener Strait auf bailelbe nieoeriebeno.
Spanfer CAB Dtrs. Sailure Elm 3eiz
6en.
Muf fr6blides @ieoerieben, mein gag
batter iunser Sreuno, rief oieie ermutbi=
seno @arja gu, melder bas 6aupt auf
Die 8ruit seneigt bate unb ibre @prte
nidt gu b6ren idien, uno bis oabin Gott
befoblen!
Seize slitt ie nit benz Nptar aus benz
3immer. Geriulhlps iblpb iie bic Sbhr,
sur Siderbeit BON auben nod einen Hiez
gel ppri6iebeno.
Sin 9albwiloer, H~iiiterte iie ibrem Be-
9leiter gu, Elm Wteni6, melder mir Sprse
bereiten piro.
llno oOd' mibt Sbr Jpn, toite es mas
es wolle, minbeitens bis nad benz span=
siJiten Wtdr5 in Gurem @emabriam Be-
balten, periebte Spanfer, inoet er iid
pann aber zines Sases pl0blid auf elmer
ibm befannten Stdtte mieoer, 10 mil1en
Die ul,ter Gurem Sbub perlebten Sage
ibm mie elm Srau,n, wie Elm trantbaftes
%Grseusnib ieiner Ybantalie erideinen.
unc ibr beiibt Die Dtittel oasu, i'd meib
es, uno siselt Jpn leidter, als ieoer Mn=
oere oa5u int Stanoe tpdre,
@pbl BETTE i'd Wtittel. beitdtiste Mrs.
5ailure ppriidtis ladeno; oann ipdbte
tie our6 oas ee6iinete Sa(tblrden in
bas @emah binein.
GarSa iab nod INNER auf benz 8ett.
Gr ihien gu idlafen, glid in @irflihteit
einem @eiber, melder NIT seldbmten
einiam weilt, nur nod aus
Der Serne Die Subelrufe leiner iaoli6
ma%noernoen @enonen biniberorinsen
bDrt.
GnrtIebuuQ tolot.)
, 1877-08-01
Gin bemsrfenSpe rtbes Bud! !"
artbn1's lettes I'M ts estes.
0efubr!!!

ooer: Seripnnoett ii benz Qaus etneS Sreunbes.
Dieies %poneneetffe Wsrf bieiss 8ttsransn Der
ImeritamiId den Iiteratlr Dat ais SorpurI einen De.
%aenftano. welbsr oas loeials Geben unleres aeiamnltsn
Noites beriibrt unb 8iebt elnen l1redliden llsberblid
ipannenc unb aufresene, piro IS bon Aaen nit
8e8i,roe 8elelen perben. Sluitrirt unc fdpn se'
nuneeu. 9Bir iino entlhloliem, eas Bud III ieber Jas
nilie oes 8anoes einjuflbren uno ~otferlren nod nis
baeeweiene Oprtbeile alien mannliheu uno weibli.
den Subicribentenlammlern. gDir rerlansen iberan
Nasnten unb ihidtn gratis auf Serlanaen Btoineun.
, 1877-08-01

800 Yianos nuo Oraeln,
neu nne aus jmeiter panc. pom Tabrifamten er'
tier 6lafe, ,perDem du mieorlseren prelen Iur9alb ODER
Apl9lass s ablunsen, ooer Tur Wtletbe III staot uno
tano. tDabreno bleler bartem 3eiten nmo or 6eierta8e
%oertauft, oils bieIelben ls aupcr II: gtew yorf ~otferlrt
.puroen. W9enten uerlangt UNI NSater's neue Xcale
pianpS unc 0pneert'Cr8eln su sertaufen. Suu'
lirlrte @atalo9e per ppIt' %uerlanot. Quite Neoim9uu9en
fur ben banOs!. Sin GROCER Disconto iir Nebrer,
Deiitli1e, &irten, GoeeM. S1u.en &C. 49B25nOs
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the period is twenty months and eISh-
teen days. At birth the elephant IS
TWENTY-FIVE inches high; the first year
it grows about eleven inches, and
from the second to the seventh year
the growth runs from eight TO two and
a half inches per year. growing less
as it grow solder: and at about TWEEN
tv-five wears old they cease TO grow.
1t seems singular that the mode Of
sucking the Young should have been
so long in dispute. Many able writers
on natural history among them, Houol
Perrault and Button. who have espe-
ciallv written cf the elephant, claim
that the Young elephant sucks the
mother with the trunk. This Is a ms
take. but so peculiar are the habits OF
the elephant that the question could
not be easily settled. The truth IS,
however, the baby takes the nipple III
the side of the mouth, pressing the
breast with the trunk which. by in
stinct it seems 10 understand will faci!-
itate the flow of milk. The nipple pro-
iects horizontally from the breasts,
which are located almost between the
fore legs. The baby stands either IN
front of the mother or to one side, the
mother looping one leg out of the way
frequently the mother j. so large-aS
in this case-it is found necessary tor
the baby to stand on higher ground
The affection of the mother can OH
" be doubted by those who know
nothing about the facts. The mother
paws but little attention to this baby,
but will not permit it out of her sight
When she is taken into the ring Tor
practice baby must 90, and when any
person approaches the queer little AM
mai. she watches them with great care
although she pays less attention TO a
person than when any animal comes
near. There can be no doubt but that
the affection between is very great, as
is claimed BY Captain kuoX,who spent
a lifetime in captivity at Ceylon. He
SAYS 'of all irrational creatures the
elephant bears the greatest love for It's
offspring
We have said that the baby at Fore
paugh's was the only event OF the
kind ever known in the country, aud
we might add only two such events
have ever been known. For years it
was q belief that elephants III captivi-
tv would not breed and the young
have only been procured by capturing
wild elephants with calf In every
way this baby is a great wonder aud a
curiosity, the like of which Is rarely
seen There seems to be every lndl-
cation that she will be raised, and ev-
cry care is being taken to accomplish
the desirable end.
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lions and liOnesses, one of the most re-
niarkable cages of animals ever seen
on exhibition; the nylghau, of the an
telope tribe; the cabia bara, a web
footed monster; Barbary zebra, from
northern Ethiopia; pair of mon
strous and fierce Bengal tigers, num-
Der of kinds of bears and deers, the
repulsive hyena, the Virginia panther,
the African wild boar, the silver lioI.
of California, the American buffalo,
the Senegal leopard, and an almost in
Vulnerable variety of lesser animals,
making an unusual and interesting ex-
hibition in this line.
TWO THOUSAND BEAUTIFUL BIRDS.
The archaeological department is al
so very complete and interesting. Os-
triches, birds of Paradise, the cassO-
wary, the condor, eagles, African peli-
cans, white peacOcks, African gray
parrots, and golden pheasants, are
of the noticeable birds.
Another department connected with
the exhibition that attracts much al
tention is tnat of euriosities and living
wonders, including party of auto
matte bell-ringers. the double baby, the
t"0-iAtANEN0 ttiN tJidiiiNs7S tNAh
the automatic trumpeter and Organist,
the fighting chandeliers, the self-act-
inc piano, etc. We cannot undertake
to enumerate the Interesting objects,
but do not hesitate to pronounce this
part of The exhibition vastly superior
to anything of the kind ever brought
TO this city.
The circus performance is upon the
original American plan, with none OF
the
RECENT HUMBUGS,
but conducted with all the spirit and
genuine fun that additionally attach
10 such performances. The riding and
tumbling are skilfully done, and the
clown is always on hand with a fresh
wonderful as it may seem.
Altogether the show is Adam Fore
paugh's own and credit to him, and
no one who desires to see the genuine
American circus in its best estate, ac-
companied by a menagerie, the largest
and finest in the world. and a great
travelling museum, should omit attend
ING this magnificent show of Fore
paugh's. As previously stated, this
was its first exhibition in Canada, and
we heartily commend this most meri-
tor;ous and colossal show TO the pat
ronage of everybody in this Dominion
nothing equal to it has ever been
brought here. We commend it 20 IA
yorabe mention from the entire press
they cannot eulo9ize 1t too highly
and its thoroughly unexceptionsble
nature renders it deserving the pat
roua9e Of every man, woman anG
child in the Dominion.
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It's Arrival in Tais Town---Street Display
The Wonderful Menageria-A Genuine
American Circus.

Forepaugh's great mena9erie and
equestrian aggregation arrived III town
this morning Ill all its glory, aud after
a gorgeous street parade, that attract
ed the attention aud admiration of
thousands of people. pitched its tents
on the fair ground Its grand cam
paign throughout the Provinces of
Ontario and Quebec commences in
this town. Everybody was most
agreeably disappointed concerning
this establishment. It's modest adver-
tisements, aid the entire absence OF
exaggeration and braggadocio, which
always precede the coming OF tented
exhibitions, and The fact that. outside
the newspaper fraternity, hardly .
person in St. GATHERINGS had hardly
ever heard of Forepaugh's exhibition,
induced the public generally TO be-
lieve that Forepangh's show was an
ordinary itinerant circus. of the sort
which annually overrun the country.
But when the grand chariois, with
It's Arabian horses, It's siN elephants
in harness, and
SOLID MILE
of gilded palace cages, and hundreds
of plumed and magnificent horses,
passed down ST. Paul street, astonlsh-
ment and admiration were depicted
Oh every countenance. Nothing Ike II
WAS EVER SEEN IN THE TOWN.
In extent, magniticence, wealth, and
real, solid substantial worth it eclipsed
in every respect any show parade ever
made ia St. GATHERINGS, nobody ex-
ccpted,
The sight of the tentiug ground,
from the exterior, Is very interesting.
and glance at the interior. which the
writer was enabled 10 gain, showed
the same systematic good order so APP
parent without, and which unIalstak
ABLY indicates the vastness aud pOpq-
larity of this gigantic establishment.
The first entertainment is III pro-
gress as we go to press. We do not
remember TO have seen a larger or bet
ter satisfied crowd ever. The me
nagerie included
ALL THAT WAS ADVERTISED.
There were the great elephants aud
the baby elephant, the former unusu-
aliv large, aud the latter sucking,
the smallest ever on exhibition; the
lioness and her whelps, Il very inter-
esting group; the hippopotainus
IN ALL HIS NATIVE UGLINEss;
a living unicorn. weighing four tons,
one OF The wonders OF the day; an
Abvssiuian ibex,a native of the Alps;
full grown African Gland, female
kangaroo. q Russian reindeer. an At
rican horned horse. the gnu, the sloth,
the taplr. the orang-outang or wiid
man Of the woods, the eight living
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4 anonymous correspondent OF a
satirical turn of mind has sent n new
catechism to the White House. The
two following questions and answers
give the character of this catcchlsm ::
@. Where is the United States:
A. In Ohio.
@. Who is father of his country!
A. j. Madison Wells.
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We are glad to know that L. +. Beal. veto
rinary surgeon, has permanently located at
Wichita. He IS man of skill and much ex-
perenee in his profession arc has treated
large number OF cases such as fatulent and
spasmodic colo. Iaryngetis. lung fever, farcy,
puerperal fever. cite. The doctor comeS to
this place from Bloomington, Illinois. and
brings with him most satisfactory letters OF
commendation from bankers. congressman
and judge Of the district court. The doctor
is thoroughly posten in bis profession, is also
real estate owner here well rs in Illinois.
aud is responsible to his patrons for his acts.
IL has not failed in single case in his prae-
tee since he came here. Ue bespeak for him
Il prosperous future in his profession. Office,
at j f. Reese's brick stable, Douglas Avenue,
Wichita. Kansas. i-3t
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Farmers we are ready to take orders for the
celebrated Marsh Harvester, and It cut.
We can give good terms, please call on US aud
examine tine Marsh with new improvements
before Purchasing elsewhere We further
state that we keep full line of repairs.
SnLIcmrER & RUssELI,.
Wichita Kas. May /, 1871. 5-tf
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Still in ihf field and At it again. Why Will
You 20 with dirty clothes, aud greasy collars
on your coats wien you can have them neatly
cleaned. all grease. paint. tar and rtremove,i
lustre added and pressed TO give them The ap-
pearance Of new garments. All kinds Of
LADIES' aud gentlemen's wooden goods co'oreG
Main street. south OF Douglas Avenue. next
door to Miss Markham's millinery store.
S.tt 4. CHADWICK.
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made to all the famous resorts of Colorado,
the remarkable ruins, the springs. the mines.
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fourth day OF July next, az the grove on Cow
skin, below J. Il. York's and that we extend
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and judge of the district court. The doctor
is thoroughly posted in bis profession. is also
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"a . ITO WI N vi
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-17

HON. >THos. A. HENDRICKS was sere
naded in San Francisco, lately, by per
sonal and political friends, and in the
course of his remarks, said:
"They have placed Mr.. Hayes in the
Presidential chair. | do not think
that the judgment of the American
people is that he was elected cheers
but without election has been placed
in the Presidential chair. He is, for
the purpose of the Office, the President
of the United States, and you and |
will give to the administr alton, for the
good of our country, that support
which is due to any officer de facto.
But this wrong that you and the great
body of the American people believe
has been perpetrated, must not pass
into precedent, to be followed In the
future. 1t is a crime rather to be de
tested, and the work of the future, in
part, is to correct this, and to prevent
its becoming precedent Hereafter
the man who is elected must be Presi-
dent of the United States. Cheers
And four years from this time it will
be the business of the people Of the
United States to express judgment
upon the question not to be misunder-
stood" Cheers.