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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-03-28
CuERIFF,S SALE.

ClIERIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish OF Ouachita,
Parish Court.
". II. II. Af,tIlin Us. ". II. Nc,rton.
BY virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale
for tho parish of Ouachita, aud to me di-
rected, have seized aud will offer for sale
Monroe, La., within the hours prescribed
by law, on
Saturday, I'D day of May, 1870.
in said parish, to-yvit:
The east half Of the northeast quarter and
the north half of tho southeast quarter Of
section thirty-one, township sixteen, north
range two east, containing one hundred
and hfty-ntne and sO-lOO acres, together
with all tho improvements thereon.
Seized tho order Of the court directs,
and will be sold to satisfy said writ OF
seizure and sale.
Terms of sale, cash, with tho benefit of
appraisemcnt.
1T WALTER s. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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CUCCEssION NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
SUCCESSION Of H. GERsoN, Jr.. deceased.
Whereas, Mrs. Dinah Gerson: admins
of the lath Judicial District Court, In and
for said parish of Ouachita, her prov isional
sion.
Now, therefore. unless opposition be made
thereto within ton days from the date hero
OF, the said provisional account will be ap-
proved and homologated IA tho law directs.
AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk.
Monroe, La, March 2S, 1872. It
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EDUCATIONAL.
T oUi'lANA STATE USIvEs'lrx
AND
AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE,
BATON ROUGE, La,
RATION ROUGE, La,

BATON ROUGE, Lag
IL now In successful operation, with good
ps:::.oa begins. By law: October 6 and
rs::y now y sss sesfs ao :.
creased; much philosophical and chemical
3 gal a or
History library OF t0urteon Thousand
v sele,. and d!g rood ea%aRmsnt Of small
'l and ~ fsr%
for which lss acres OF good land have boon
:. @srss Of Study smbrace. wide field 9.
s. .. 3 ssss only
Tn,vss.isy Su,idins and optional i with liz
10 become 'sssdsnt" or ::csdss." l. option:
Xdsissio,: granted to young mon and
youtha not under fourteen years Of age,
Thsa ssS et
ter At any time during the session, and bs
charged only nom date Of entrance. stu
Estate Cor bsneticiary) cadets cannot
appropriation to pay their expenses,
and apparatus. arc absolutely free. stu
dents can find good boarding In Baton
K KSSSss for :noss ~ month s%a , anSs.
Epenscs Ior a Nlita,y oudes.-Fixetl OK
want sttendance. Si2; wsshinS ana mend
ing, % co. fis! and iisht.. 50 cents; medical
ast ono. p; total, elo; or for the session
Of seesion. Payable monthly In advance.
.sdssslsf% si0.ni2E: e.: s:SsSos1: .na
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CIlERIFF's SALE.
Meyer, weis Il Co., and other attaching
creditors,

creditors,
John Il. Cole.
Parish Court, Parish of Ouscfiita, state OF
Louisiana.
by virtuO of au ordor issued from the
Hon. Parish Court and to mo directed,
will ofTor for salo ut tho residence of John
4. Cole, on Island Do$3iRrl, this Parish and
State, between tho loyal hours of sale, Oh
Saturday, 9Th day Of April, 1870,
tho following described property, to-wit
stock OF merchandise, &C., In tho store
hundred bushels corn, one lot fodder, ono
buggy, ono lot gear, ono six-lnule wagon,
five mules, three horses tIlfrty-ive head
sheep, moro or less ono Thousand bushels
cotton seed, moro or less.
Attached in tho above c&ses, and will he
sold for cash at its appraised value.
) w. =. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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'Ouaclsita'' is the inspiring theme of
a little poem written by our old friend,
Col. Eugene Tisdale, copied from the
N. o. Evening Post, and to be found
on our fourth page.
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The Parish has enjoined the city of
Monroe from paying out any more
money tor any purpose, until the &C
count between the two corporations is
adjusted. And the TELEGRAPH can
get nothing out of either! Very happy.
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The trans-continental Monroe and
Vicksburg railroad train leaves now at
$3.50 a. M, and arrives at $3.50 p. m.
No invitation, as one of our legal
friends remarked the morning of the
change Of the schedule.
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ono ADMITTANCE EXCEPT ON BUS
NEss' is the warning on tho gate of
the enclosure surrounding the railroad
shops of the w., S. & 7. Railroad Of
this city. Notwithstanding tho warm
ing and the false photography, we
found our way into the enclosure, i'm
PEELED by a reporters curiosity and the
strong probability that this road is
soon to be sold. Mr.. Tull, the head
centre of the shops, received us, but
being himself a workingman was GIN
gerIy in prancing this scribe around.
Albeit, we found a big steam engine
driving planning machine, drilling
machine, a hydraulic engine, a lathe
for steel and iron, and a bewildering
lot Of belts, bands and shafting. The
carpenters were hard at work building
a new pile-driver; Ellingsworth was
hamunering iron in the smith shop;
and new passenger coach, to cost
$4,5OO, was there, halfway completed,
for US to look at. We instantly bought
the railroad, and engaged all the en-
ployees now at work. The printing
for the road is of no consequence.
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Just put aside $1.O0 and go to Rills'
Book Store. You will be surprised to
find that this sum will buy you at
least $500 worth of goods.
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The "Greenback Dollar" is the name
Of n very neat little paper just issued
at HaynesviIle, Claiborne parish, the
first number of which has reached US.
Mr.. j. G. Warren is editor and pub
Usher, and we wish him well.
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Sheriff Logan informs us that many
of the jurors drawn for the April term
of the District Court cannot be found,
II large number are exempt, some are
dead, and few, we suppose, have
gone to Kansas. Kansas is Il great
country.
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Ice.cool lager beer on draught at the
.Corner SaloOn.''
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Mr.. John tudisell has started new
butcher shop just below this office.
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JorICE no LICENSE PAYERS.

TAX CoLLEC.roE's OFFICE.
Monroe, La, March ~, 1870.
To the License IttycrS Of Oudchitu It1rSsh:
State and Parish Licenses for the year 1870
without delay, or I shall proceed to collect
the same according to law.
Prompt payment ill save expenses.
THOS. y. ABLY,
st Tax Collector, Ouachfta Parish, La.
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We Ode Folke Concert, under the
direction of Jonathan Higginbotham's
Singin Skewl Clafs, affifted by the
men and women singers Of the village,
may be expected directly after the
feftival called EATER. Due notice will
TYNE and place to attend.
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correcting rod of public opinion will
lash the offenders into a proper regard
for those who purchase as we'll as
those who sell.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John N. lDAnlkxrsave.

A TrORNEY AT Law, MONROE, LA.
n Once opposite Court House. Practices
in the Supreme Court of the State and the
Federal Courts. All claims, including cot
ton claims, will receive prompt attention.
Land Office and Pension matters attended
to. March Is, 1879. 6m
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MIR. John Fuller, a worthy citizen Of
this parish and a member of the Police
Jury, died at his residence Of pneuIno-
mia u few days ago.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
-...--sye-~--~,-,~-~----
NOTICE TO TEACHERS
Free Public schools Of the Parish Of
nmnchStn.

Free Public schools Of the Parish ut
Onachita.
All teachers wishing to DO examined be-
fore tho examining committee In order to
obtain their certificates IA to their grades
will make application to the undersigned
as soon possible, AS tho committee will
meet every Saturday in this month, at 10
a. m, at the Malo Academy In Monroe.
Teachers without certificates will not be
able to obtain contracts for any school I'm
this parish. FIR. ENDOM,
President School Board Parish of Ouachita.
Monroe, March 20, 1879. 2t
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@maehita Telegraph.
MONROE. La. MARCH %. 1879.

D% The sublime Indifference shown
by many of the patrons of this paper
as to the state of its finances calls for
comment. We are too proud to beg,
but it is highly probable we shall have
to resort to stealing to make a living.
We have thought that there ought to
he a limit somewhere to indulgence
that there is time and land where
honest labor. could be remunerated,
and where even the Devil would get
his due. AS to Il large number of the
hefty friends of this paper, they seem
to be in league with the Devil, and
that individual gets all tho dues. The
TELEGRAPH, be it understood, is not
in partnership with his Satanic majes-
ty, but If it were, or owed him any
dues, We have delinquent patrons
enough to pay him off: and have
large balance left.
II is time-high tinle-this business
should stop. We apologize for any al
fusion to Il dun.
What will be done about watering
n
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-03-28

Nearly everything at Rills' Book
Store cut down to fully one half their
former prices.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-03-28

The attention Of Parish license pay
ers is called to the tax collectors notice
published o.tlay.
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Mr.. S. Meyer, dry goods merch-
ant, long and favorably known all
around this country, has just issued
an invitation for his great Spring open
ing on Monday, March 31st. No doubt
many ladies will remember the hand
somely decorated store and the beauti-
full display of goods there last spring,
and they will certainly be paid for the
trouble OF accepting this invitation and
for them. It is but just to say that Mr..
Meyer has polite and gentlemanly
statesmen in his employ and they will
not spare any trouble to show the
goods.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.

TRANSFORMATION.
nUAChIrA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
The hne passenger packet
JOHN II. HANNA,
j. w. BLANKs, Master,
Leaves Now Orleans cvory Wednesday, and
leaves Monroe and Trcnton, descending,
every Saturday.
The elegant passenger packets,
JOHN WILSON,
CORONA,
JOHN HOWARD,
viii ply regularly I'm the OuachitA River
~ packets connected with the ONAchita
River Transportation Company.
This Line has the only connection with
Boats for Bayou D'Arbonne. Saline River,
Bayou Bartholomew, Boe0f Rtyer. Little
River, Bayou MaGon and Tensas River.
january 1, 1870.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS,
HENRY KOCH. j. F. wErZEI..
VOCII n WETZEL,
Dealers in all kinds OF
HOU S T. HOLD FU II N l II u II f.,
COFEINS, COFFIN TRIMMINGS, &c.
Furniture repaired, or made to order, and
satisfaction guaranteed. All orders for
Furniture promptly attended to. Collins
supplied at short notice, with services of
Undertaken, if desired.
Store and shop on Grand street, opposite
McFee's drug store. An inspection of our
work and furniture is respectfully invited.
january l, 1879. 1y
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What Come of Il Stroll,

A stroll along the streets, Tuesday,
brought the writer to the steam saw
mill of Bry & Muir. Mr.. Muir, hav-
ing overtaken US, conducted us through
the mill and exhibited the machinery.
It was a new and interesting exhibit
ton, although the mill is not a recent
undertaking in this city. We found
two five-fiue boilers, heated with wet
saw-dust, running 7O-horse power
engine. This engine, in turn, runs a
large and small circular saw, one above
the other, and cutting huge logs with
out break in the escaping of the
steam pipe. Off to one side, we no.
ticed grist mill, and on the other a
saw for saving logs for shingles. Be-
tween the two was windlass for pull
ing up logs from the river. But over
head we found moro intricate machine
ry, namely: a planning machine, turn
ing lathe, tenant machine, q moulding
machine, and a machine for tongueing
and growing flooring and ceiiing-all
propelled by the same engine. And
all of this machinery, with saw and
grist mill, Mr.. Muir Informed us, can
be run by one engine and at the same
time. We were almost dazed by the
busy whirl of the wheels and pulleys
and the swift and endless motion of
the bands, but the fifteen or twenty
employees kept busy at their allotted
tasks and the work went on without
busy scene, and the pleasure afforded
us demands another visit,
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NEW MARKET HOUSE.
JOSEPH MILLER has opened a Butcher
Shop q few doora from H. O'Kelly -, where
he will keep constantly ON hand II supply
of Beef, Mutton, Sausage, &C., from the best
stock the country affords.
Monroe, La, March z. 1879.
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What will be done about watering
the streets this summer?
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Leaves Now Orleans cvory Wednesday, and
leaves Monroe and Trcnton, descending,
every Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-14

1t Is not strange, probably, that the demo-
Gratis should chafe at being thwarted by veto
upon veto, and that some impulsive ones should
counsel open war upon the Executive Being
In majority In both houses they naturally
feel that they represent the national Will, and
their stalwarts quite naturally hold that
they should make a stand In behalf OF
their national constituency. But it is ap-
parent that the sagacious heads OF the
party do not intend to allow their wrath
to lead them into the blunder OF refusing to
pass the supply bills. They are sensible In this
Let them pass the appropriation bills, one and
all, including even that of the army. Then
they can go home to the people and make their
fight upon the issues presented in the veto
messages. They Will doubtless find a con-
siderable amount OF serviceable cam
paign material In this direction; espe-
clally II the President should keep on
vetoing their legislation all the way through.
There Is such thing as OVERRIDING the veto
business. Up to certain point the President
may be sustained In the exercise of the veto
power, but the people all the time consider
Congress as the body Immediately representing
them, and they would resent continuous use
of the veto, thwarting the action of that repre-
sentative body, as resistance Of their own SOW.
erefgnty.
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CONVENIENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
" NEAR WASHINGTON, D. O., May 18th, 1879.
Sealed Proposals are invited until noon Of SAT.
URDAY. May 24th 1879, when they will be opened
at the Hospital in the presence of such bidders as
chooeet attend, to furnish the Hospital fifteen hun.
dred 500 tons, Of 224O lbs each, Of best run Of
mine Bituminous or Cumberland Coal, and four
hundred (400) tons. 2,24O lbs. each Of Anthracite
Coal range size, to be delivered in boats Alongside
9f the Hospital wharf. or in cars upon the wharf,
the delivery to commence ON about July 1s 1879
and to be continued at the rate Of not less than
hundred (4O0) tons week until the whole quantity
advertised for il delivered The Coal Will be received
proved July LIST, 1870; PAYMENTS of ninety 900 per
will will be made. and the ten 90, per cent withheld
to be delivered in accordance with this advertise
ment Is received. No offer to furnish Goal above
will be considered unless the true nams Is given in
the offer by which the Goal the bidder proposes to
furnish is kaown in the market, nor unless it is
made by regular dealer or miner, ana the Success
ful bidder must furnish the exact quantity and de-
scr1ptOn OF Coal that he agrees to furnish Offers
will be received from the same person or COMPANY
to furnish either Rituminous or Anthracite Goal
alone, or both kinds of Coal Bids will be consid-
cred binding till the LIST June 1879 and the right is
distinctly reserved to reject all any of the offers
made II, In the judgment Of the Superintendent,
the pubic interests require 1t, or to buy Coal in
ing to comply with the terms of his contract.
my14eo2w W. W. GODDING, Superintendent
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A curious test OF ''the corruptibilty Of the
Senate" OF Missouri Is to be made this week.
when the bill providing for the adoption OF the
Moffatt bell punch comes up for final disposition
The bill has passed the House and the Governor
Is ready to sign it, but the charge is openly
made that the saloon-keepers of the state are
bringing Financial arguments" to bear upon
the Senate with such success that its defeat In
that body is looked upon as almost certain
Therefore the taxpayers OF Missouri interested
In the success of the measure, are urged BIZ the
papers to s'look to the Senate
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Whether to get up memorial to Barron, the
dead bank treasurer, as hero who lost his life
In defence OF his employers property, or to
anathemathe him as scOundrel who has
cheated his employers, prison and the public,
Is still pulling the good people OF Dexter. in
Maine. The latest figuring by the bank Off
GERS indicates, 1t Is safd crookedness in his &C.
counts. A republication OF diagrams showing
the bank, the safe, and the position of the dead
man when discovered, with a view to establish
or disprove the theory OF suicide, will now be
In order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-14

1t viii be seen by the Albany dispatch that
the New York Senate today passed the bill
allowing savings banks In that state to invest
In District of Columbia 3.65 bonds The blu had
already passed the other branch of the legisla-
ture, and so only needs the governors sigma
ture to become law
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PROPOSALS FOB FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE OF ACTIEG CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
FORT WHIPPLE, VA May 9Th, 1879.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached to each, will be received at
this office until - O'Clock, noon, SATURDAY, May
54th 1878, for furnishing the Fresh Beef required
by the Subsistence Department United States INV
for issue to troops at this Post from July Lat to De-
Separate proposals viii also be received for fur.
nIshing such choice and other cuts Of Fresh Meats
(Beef, Mutton Veal, &C as may be required by the
officers and their families
Bidders will specify in their proposals the price
per pound for which they viii furnish the Beef
Irou their stalls.
Further irfcrmstion as to quality of Beef &c,
will be furnished on application to
myl4-3t r. c. GRU6AN, LIST 1t. I'd Cav. A.ACS
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COUNTRY BOARD.

(NOUNTRY BOARD AT HYATTSVILLk p a
Co, Md-Pienty of shade; fine chaIybeate vst-r
onihe place Five minutes walk from stzton Ad-
n % res M SEEDD, Pleasant View, Hyattsvitle
I. y. co. No myl3. Wv
COUNTRY BOARD Farm, fifteen minute.' WA X
- rom Sontee's and shipley's stations Washing
water and board. Address C VANDEUSEN
myl3-2ws Confess Station Ma
w ILL BE OPENED ON JUNE 18TH; TEN acres
w OF GROUND, covered with trees, furnishing room
Tor children to exercise. Rooms large nd we'll fnr
plshed: table good; abundance of milk and fruit.
and everything necessary for the comfort eff ~arsuts
and children. ANh(JN II NoDINE
myl52w Falls Church
TROUT RUN HOUSE, Trout Run, Lycomi1 az
county, Pa. on N. @. T. W IA miles north viii
transport Most delightful retreat for in valids
Trout and game. Eedfo-d water on draught
Terms satisfactory. JOHN WEIGHTMAN Pro
Prlftor. myl2-lm
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463 st. NV, IA rs. 2 baths BIDS
19s st. NV, 10 re- bath and other conyenienoes 100
1897 Corcoran st.. IL r.. mod. impe., furn.. rs
az 52 21st st. NV. II re-. mod imps
Ii01 PennA. av NV, two fine rooms ..........5 80
NO OLD "a DIV. III rooms. .......... IS
Two fine rooms over Cats jewelry store........ so
l231 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. ..........4 40
az az Delaware ave ne IL rooms and bath. .35
~ Renn ave NV, rooms. 80
13o st. ne, rooms. mod imps................a5
LOU st d e., store, flDe one. Is
20 i5i2 81 DIV, rooms. .....................2 Is
No l43l 18th st. NV, rooms. also stable as
~! y d ST. s.W., rs. and store. 20
81 LIST st. NV, rs, water and eas............2O
I04 9th ct. q. W., rs, water and gas. ......1 Is
lSUS Eth st NV, rooms and bath. 16. Is
% My rte ct n w, re. and bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~ CARROLL ST. Sc, rooms and bath. Is
s09 St NV. rooms and bath ...............l5
NO Zz28 18th st. NV, rooms. ................I5
No 7o9 Ct ne. rooms. 10
no IUJH T. st. ne, rooms. ....................10
no III ~ 81 Me-, b rooms. .....................10
NO l4Zl n Y ave., store. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No l42o N ave. store. .......................7 rs
Houses and Lots in every section Of the city for
sale, at prices from 81 900 to 200, aud on easy
terms. All property for sale at my Office has been
+. o. HOFFMAN
mSlI-u 10th and f sts. NV
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BOARDING.

1901 BEN YORK AyExUE-Ooo! and delightful
BOARD; large yard and croquet; a,so Board With
out hot ms. mylSS
Tx NINTH STREET n. W-Hands meIy Fn,.
lC riheo ROOMS, first, second third AND fourth
floor; fir. t-class BOARD; Also transient hoarders
accommodated; meals carried out: honsa Contain
ine eu mooern IuProNeMents myl3T
LIRhT CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD-F,,,eme-
~ low prices now beiny made for thu Snnsr,ar
months at II, and llu4 18th a. NV q p.rtto Ar
u.rnaO- - -oOelOll myI2lw
E,OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOFS Iar-a ana
l. airy, with BOARD, on the Heights OF Ee,rss-
town Apply at $50 Greene st. Georxe,own my3;t.
pOARDING.-A pleasant SUMNER HOfTSe with
ID large grounds, at 80 Dumbarton st Ge,rvatog.
commencing LIST of june. Cars pass the door 9eoads
T'kEMONf hOCsE-The coolest ana mos, d..ir-
i able Hotel in the city for Summer RoarcIna
Gentleman and wife, $50 to eco per month ssnaSa
Table Board, go mvS s,n :"
ELEGANILY FURNISHED ROOMS, with first
~ class BOARD for transient part ea ri Al 20 And
81 per DAY, at Mrs. SOUTHALI'S. 7o5 18Th atreat
imn ediately facing the Treasury, White House And
State, Navy and War Departments. Regular Board
at very reduced prices. eplG.Ins
ROARDING.-H Handsomely furnished ROOMS. an
~ suite or single. with firstclass TABLE BOARD
Also, transient foarcers accommod sted Referenoes
EXCHANGED. 5l2 9th st. n and 206 st NV. n-iy
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The Cincinnati hom9opaths view with alarm
the fact that the district physicians are all alo-
paths, and claim that an equitable proportion
of the list shall be assigned to their school of
medicine. The rival doctors are now disputing
as to whether homeopathic pellets or allo-
pathic drugs cured more people In New Orleans
during the yellow fever epidemic.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-Msy, LIST instant, 99-one IS and four 81
- Duis Eour collars reward will be paid il re-
turned 10 NO 1923 ut. NV. myI4-2ts
T OsT-SEVERAL PAPERS In two envelopes one
~ envelope and most Of the PAGERS bearing the
nan yonat1sn h1cnards. II left With GORGE
eMITH, 3l7 1et st. Sc. suitable reward will be
gwen. It,
EOpND-A DIAMOND, In q setting. Owner will
please call At AT 9th st. NV, prove property.
pay charges and take It away. myl3.3ts
EBTRAYED FROM HUMPHREYS STABLES
y Sunday afternoon. . LIGHT SKYE
TERRIER SLUT; ears and tail cut tailR~
very abort had on her neck when last
s. en- leather strap reward for her return to
stables. my132ts