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, 1882-09-16
PtLCUSE COUNTRY
And t:r-;.n-a n i--cc M .hs iEnpfEtant town
al that s-et,nn-
ikwf.
NOTICE.

I,sD DFFICE Al " ALA y ALLY. W. T..
September II, 1882
N..iee /. hereby given that th. following
named sz.t'er has fled nDtir Of his intsntiD1
10 make final proof in support q his claim.
and that said prnof ~;l he mad. b-sore T. y
Land Otfic-, 81 Wal.1 Nal,a. on October IL.
Issa viz. Harrison W. Fan, Hid 1916. for
The kSWi and y S + Sec %, TIN.
z 30 f. " 81. He asines the following sit
ne.se. D Prove bis coatinunl. re-iifncs upon.
ard cultivation of, s,I land, viz, jane. "
y yd, l.. >. Boyd 5. J. Perkins. and John b.
wilson all - y ala Wslla. ". T.
selS-w,d T. II. MORRISON. Register.
, 1882-09-16

Parties intending 10 purchase sewing ma
Chimes should not fail 70 sail a. NY establish
,aGt, rs viii redace TIE price. AMI sell IN my
-hap to save rae tins ani expenses, and the
.I,lver vi! have the banof: 81 il. Needles,
I'll. .nd fixtures for rae. Cell and examine
nv sock. FUC0 SIGNuSp,
E.,rrii, S. I,sar Tie Sting HOusr.
, 1882-09-16

Resl:eesrez, at night; nervous .vitchins.
nightmare. -,e.. give way 10 peaceful s,unler.
tired NATURES syees. rest5'er. By Using Pf"a-
as-'- 07-sau Blood Pu-;Ear, TIE Vegetable
S--.r:-. ard Tonic.
, 1882-09-16
Tartar

.re 'a:r...cs ~ III. teeth: :: IN: creamy.
! = crt.-t.-, sEen rer-yysb;r on.y y lie den
ti-. 4 i-,=5u~ th,- L-esh, and - ses :hs gun's
te,.J.r I.7.'s permit It - g-:hsr: rEe SrZ-
DU0.,T. nd keer. the r.out:. cl.-a a,.'i tie
.cerI, i....ichv.
, 1882-09-16
ia Ponies wcr;a.v!ea Feratct

IrJ.xr=T's CocaAIyE has haan sold IN every
i,il-ei country, and the ruhlic have rendered
~ ra.,i!ct lhat It is the c.se.,s: cad JIst riT
{'rcssilg ., tie srord
HrayTTT's Flaw RING ExTJ-,Crs sre i:'rl-i-
ably c..-ris,... sel the pares: and the tess.
T. -Gg.i-haian VINO resembles Ar:e.n1a
W..rd il ner-on a:ll speech. ana ba, been de-
ligcrirg N, .:ead hriaori-t's lerturr On Mr.
NOM, viz ;e Ia! panama. Is ea:..:':c
- .t!..:c.. =
, 1882-09-16

Ia E-ntrrsy penir-ntiAry numbers .4r,ol.!
r. ;r-.atzs -: children 1nd-E he age u %
, 1882-09-16

u-i-s. crrlIs,e;r cure, al -aaa.ing hidr=-.
R,aIisr a-l Urinary Diseases s. D-11sssia's
, 1882-09-16

Du.n-= 49, Is exceptionally rrnsDs-nc
ai-E --aac t-z5- IN s-aizs-a rs~ ezp"--
, 1882-09-16
SkIcny Men.

"we,is' Heath Rsnewer restores health
snd vi,rr. cures Dyzp=I-iA, InPo-srce, SsEual
CeiiIity. q.
, 1882-09-16

W nore drsYcT~;a OF ;nd'G;e7,ion-Ir- Han
los Cr'-sratsd / y l. Filters are tie L.:
Bitter n usr. Thernerer ftiit % ri-- relief
Rca,! gIy-i-i22's cer.;5c4--s - tie baek of
h-t.Ie. S.,l .re:yrrl.er5-
, 1882-09-16

By order ci the Democratic Central Con-
mittee. ia. KUHN. Chairman.
RqnElr {. EILi, Secretary.
, 1882-09-16

Tee no.,rirg + iswsiIy is F,i:.g "ut af lash
son N I,u;.ani !. Is rsgari,i AS yu:sar 70 be
ssra VIII a .i-r.ay If jewel, I-..ez' i: ho On a
ma. rrlaSion
, 1882-09-16

Wrry!.5n,. whore i.Iiha Nale lea huri-d, Is
- - to j.ili Z. ,arr;s i.-csr beer oeewesy-the
fist :. Er-lani
, 1882-09-16

- r-p'ici: directions :'r ever- use are
given with the Diamond DTe-. For dyeing
raazsa=. srls=ss. r--s. lyary, hair, etc-
, 1882-09-16

.. - -o2 ari can be q hero at distance :
Iressace "f danger tess presence OF mind
Pr enc. = i;,eas- test the value Of a curative
ki!n-v-G :; challenges this test al'Tays an
evervuheIr. 50 far as ali oonr'a:nts oi the
b,w~ls. liver and kidneys are oOrcrrnei. /:
GO, Ii, -or asks any li.s.
, 1882-09-16
walla Wana and Peutietol-


\ correspenlent writing - the East Or'-
gonian IRON tbs city say:
WaIla Wara Is very lively, seems n be
hou-isiIinr, iuil OF confidence ard cnterPrls-
in, citizfrs. One hole block Of brick stores
aye re;rIy completed, and ! number Of Other
brilGin-4 arc n coarse II ccns.rac;ion-
Hotels and restaurants have plcn+y % rat
rora-c. AMI rhe whole c.ty Stems 70 he dcine
a roaG business.
The-e seems 10 bs : c=ao.al impression n
Walla Walia that PenG}oJ.n IS dcstIne. 10
be a large toyn-5nco 70 l0,00) inhab'tints
One c- two 1ne2 in business sa!it0 me: you
ba-e railroad Communications low. ani 80
vUu eApect 10 ovortakc WaIa Naiia IN s'zs
ami importance :" This was = qre-..on vi >
oui IN answer. Int II shows that IDEA Is IL
the he,i, Of N-a'ia N'aI,s reoPlr. who seem
very anxious - a.9w uAa. PeGiiztonians
think about II.
Tie resid Z, p-.rtiou G.: Na,ia Nri!t s
verv tsautjflI the reS'.i-rces are G:;fac-
ave. and their ya.is and srIr7urd'r-s tasty.
The crass n tie sv.arl $ g-e l auireiEea!.-
iac. nearly everyone ;-yi.s 20 "u.d" their
usi.h6ors IN tily asrar. ;e.a-ur- 4 she;r homas.
Wall. ,vapa Ia, o..c ii C .an, an th,t =
too much style :os lcs slzs-thiS th!'g q
having yong super il :he morning, Feu-
breakfast at noon, ard Your dinner between
s:1 and seven j. the a;.eraron. = eu'r' h u
msk, the s.os.est ran -ick. VII "-ilI
is well .-p LED Win 1ar cau-ch-s AMI
schools.
Iar,eaded church an7 vae de'iEh.ef @
s,e so,ae Of P,ndls youn- isd5s-. namely,
Mss Fgara Das9ain. Ms Jessie Ny, Aiiss
F,sir Bashse quI Mss Minnie p.-o="ay. /
Iea,aei .hsv were II co-t-n.ed At school,
liked TIE tsa.hars, which Is no wonder.
YELLOWSTONE PARK IL ASED.-le vi. b
COOS news frr rbcs- VI. t'r next s.ason,
are reasoual " certain OF Lavinc spare ;l1,-'
:o- q TIP oyer tie Northern Pacific - The
Yellowstone Tark ooaa;gy, that the govern
msut las i s,ii.d 10 lease such Portions O
,b,- famous spo- IS will be usad IS resorts
: telegram ffon Washington says Aci.ng
Secretary of the Interior Joslya has decided
~ sign contracts ior the leasing Q: such po,-
t;on. O; the Yellowstone park TropeT'J a
NAV he necesss-y t,r tie erection Q; h5ts-s
and other tui.din-s icE tie accumulation
OF visitors IL 1be pax. The ,ease = made
"a rr..va,e indi-idl:. who propose 70 estar'-
l;.b 4 e2plpanv. secure articles Of :nco'roIs-
15-, snd supply visitors to the park with
bo,eI acc.ommoia.ious. ts!egraphia facilities,
TRANSPORTATION and guides. lie term D. the
le,se Is ten years. TIE rental 70 b Faii tas
,o- been foa.iy determined upon aaa VIII te
srs3 b. tie ssere,sry !, I ilr-ter c0n!sr-
a,ss w:.h re les=ezs. Tie coI:rlct val
EXPRESSLY stipalste that pe7s'n: entering
n,,au ,sssed lands VIII sahiscs Themselves 70
tbs regulations governirs Other poE-'7rs OF
IRE nzrss. aai rl.s: ,he scale Of Prlces 70 be
ri.Tred !o- transportation through toe IArs,
for Guides, etc, shaI b. s-h5-ct - tae aE'-
,.ov1.; IL l;se secre:sry-
, 1882-09-16
$50 acres OF Farming land.

In one bodv. as follows:
I section PRE-EMPTION.
! section TIMBER CULTURE
I section RAILROAD.
OF this, 80 acres is broken and 2J in wheat,
with = good garden, small hoasc. some little
tencing, with good wells on the Prescription
and railroad land, and living slring on tim
her culture. Is within miles Of tie railroad
.aI river. ard ou county rosi.
Price. $500, Cash.
, 1882-09-16

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Fourth 81, rear the Stine House.

\ faz statue n GlaI.tore. erected By Mr..
Lay. Il tie match s..i Of Bryant & May, has
t.ar. u-v...,i 81 Bow. i. the east end "f Lon
Ian
, 1882-09-16
THIS G. = EAT

|i !. :. J! !. ! 3. !: !. ! J ]. ]. !.
HUA- saXt11is is tie legitimate re-
- YxS-E - suit of over 20 yea-s
II Zz MA of practical exfer.-
Ia ~ snee-4s-i- crr~. Nth
vhN unfail.ng certainty
IYNS345Hle Nervous ruf PnJEi.
nF, F,lIS..-.IkJlliiR cal Debaity, Ssusinal
I'll Weakness. !SpertGG-
- torThn=., Pr.~t..pr-
rho.s. Emissions. Impolsncy. Exhausted vi
taIity. Premature Decline and lo-a IT Man
hood. IN all is computations. ami from what
ever rsnse produced. Il enrieh-s anl par.;ie-
rss blood; Strengthens the ner.e., brain, iDIs-
cles. digestion, reproductive organs, and pkgs-
ical and mental fscrIlties. Il stoi- any TN
natVsa! deb;lita.ing dram up@n the systsuI,
preventing Involuntary i0sses. telii.is.ing
dreams. seminal Loose. with the urine. etc, ro
DESTRUCTIVE 10 mind and body. II ia suoe
eliminator e al Kidney and kla2der C...a-
plants. Il cnntsinz no injurious ingredients.
To fhu-s rrfering frnm the effects OF
youthful indi-cretinns or exceses. \ spe-ay
thorough and permanent cure Is guaranteed
Price. 81 Jnpar b1ttle or five bn.tlss n cts-,
with full directions and rdyice. SlG. Seat -
cure from o'-ervat;on 10 anv sfires. cpon re-
csipt of Price, CT G. ,. ID. To be had only Of
DR. e. ID. SALFIELD,
2i6 EearnY street, San Francisco, Ca.
Consultations strictly confidential, hy Litter
or st Office, free. For the Convenience a
patients, and in order 10 insure perfect secrecy.
] have adop.ei private address, uEder which
all PACKAGE are forxarisd
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
sufficient 20 show it meri., viii b. se;.t % anv
one applying By letter. stating bic symPtoIn,
and age. Cp,nm1aications st.ic.lr cnnh-
dentiaI s-If-dwti
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
Snakes In Deadly Combat.

At half past one 'o'clock on Siu
day morning, rs the private watch
man at the Dime Museum IN Baiti.
more was going his rounds, he had
his attention attracted 10y unusual!
~ loud noises coming from thcihirl
story of the building. Upon bis
fastening lhi'hcr he toord the 10y
thun. the largest SNAKE in captivity
Seventeen tctt,) in deadly combat
with Az anaconda twelve feet long.
How long they bad been lighting
the Waterman did not know, but he
SAYS tina; from the time his attcn
ton was attracted 10y the noises mp
stairs until half pas, seven, his hour
for going of duty, they Kept up II
continuous warfare. When one
would miss his aim and strike the
side of the cage, the sound could be
distinctly heard on the ground or
auditorium floor. The python, after
numbcrlcSS bouts with his oppo
nent, seems to have gathered all his
strength for u final attack. which
was made. The anaconda was
ready. and, placing themselves in
an almost upright position, they
made for each other with fearful
RACES After having carried on their
deadly combat for fully six hours
the python made Il last desperate
lunge and succeeded in getting The
anaconda's head in his mouth (,
the depth of three feet, and, hold
ing it in this position for some time
at last commenced To coil itSel
around the anaconda nulll it actual
ly ground and mashed the life CA
of it-PhiIaderhid Tm,s.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
The Democrats Illustrated Almanac
For l--2. aud
Hand. Book Of General Information.

IN elegant work Of l4o raGr'' -ixoi
inches IN .,i2r. printed on finely tinted
book paper, illustrated Thoroughly with
most hrautifnl rn.ra> iug-: aud containing.
besides all the information PERTAINING 10
the calendar, statistical and genera inform
alton various subjects. and especially mp
ON the political aud civildiviNi"ns' populal'
tion. names of officials, state and mnniel-
pal: record, Of past elections, productions,
railroads. geological formations, etc, OF
the States of Louisiana. IcAas' Arkamsa''
Tennessee. Mississippi. Alahaina ana fIci'
ida. will l." mailed nrr postage pTrlan'
To- every subscriber at the Da'l\ OF week
/ ~ TINE--DTN",E RAJ
S,.pd rrmittancr~ in Registered letter
pa>tii order or lIatt. NJ our risk.
,llr,ss all communications aud Letters
,o TIE TiME>-pEMOCRNI'
New Orleans. La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

appointment of Mr.. Acton the bal
ance ON one occasion reached over
ss, OOO, 900, and to pay it IL tons OF
gold had to be taken from the SUB
treasury vaults and passed over 10
the clearing house authorities lot
proper distribution among the cred''
tor banks.
Not the least interesting feature
of this immense transfer OF gold uii'
der the direction OF the Clearing
IIouse Association is the fact that
each and every dollar OF the millions
il carried through the streets ana
delivered by one man, or, rather
by one man and his assistants,
That man is John {. Bark!cy, popu'
larly known to every banker, broker
and Office boy in the city's financial
center as "IIonest John Barklry.'
Service for the clearing house by
no means limits his work. Every
dollar shipped to Europe or r"celv
ed from Europe is conveyed to OF
from the ship on his trucks, and
scores of fashionable families arr
never content to leave the city FOL
summer homes until Barklry ha'
transmitted their silver to saiet,
vaults.
John G. Bhrklcy does not worl
for nothing, nor for mere pleasure
nor for glory. He has truck OF
which can carry, in gold, 900 oO''
or 40 shipping kegs. The fee 10
each key is 81, or tor the trip on
of Wall street To the steamship com
pany's pier 80. But this is far iro1
excessive when consideration |
given to the responsibilities attend
ing the busiuess.-N. Y. Tmcs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
The GIlded Youth OF Gotham.
Masculine ExtrayaSance that ecllpses tha'
Of Woman bither are we Driftln9f

Masculine extravaVance that sc,lPses Tvs"
Of Woman-Wbither are we UrfIt'nsf
Men are becoming very luxurious,
saws the New York correspondent
of the Albany Journal, aud their
dressing rooms, sitting rooms, waru
robes, and repositories tor personal
belongings display tastes more cost
IL than those of women. Under
wear of the softest, richest knitted
silk; dozens of South American
pajamas, for night and dressing
room wear. of China crepe, SOIL
twilled Chinese silk, cashmere, nan
mel bound with satin and embroid'
cred, and all in the daiuticst, most
delicate tints aud colors, such rs
ivory, pale blue, pink, bun or vlo'
let. The pajama consists OF draw
ers and loose blouse jacket ana sal
lor collar. When made in ivory
they are often faced with collar
and embroidered with ivory silk III
.little vine, or i'll the corners oil
collars and cuffs. II the palama Is
in colors it will, perhaps, be EN-
broidcred with white or have APP
pliques cut ont of white satin c'o'"
or velvet embroidered on. lhe
dainticst of all is IN all white pa
lama of ivory Chinese crepe or SILK
enriched with hand embroidery,
and these are made tor wedding
outfits of fashionable men, who VIII
have n dozen of white, dozen
trimmed with colors and dozen III
various delicate colors embroidrrcd
in white. These elegant gentlemen
have for smoking companions the
gate Of Il country house in nickel or
silver, with chain rings instead oi
bars to hold cigars upright, ana
side lights representing gate lamps
but holding candles, and post pc
destals to form match holders
These cost from 800 to 800, ant
are sometimes -Oruam"nted with
bird or rooster in the act OF crow
ing. Another recently imported
niece of extravaganza is n lamp
the lower part Of which forms
tripod set upon double hoot deco
rated with natural hair. There ar
two burners representing wax cane
les under tinted aud decorated 2'aS'
and the cost for Il lamp OF tins KIN
is about $50. Another lamp la
for its standard Il horse shoe, wit
stirrup aud riding whip crossed an
twisted. AS Tor the extensive asl
trays, and liquor sets, and pr
racks, aud dressing cases, and II
like, space and time would fan
their enumeration.
1t may be mentioned that anon
the personal properties ofon Noun
gentleman in New York city a
three hundred and seventy odd SllI
satin and knitted nccktlcs, and u
wards OF fifty walking sticks. IL
inventory did not 90 amy tulthr
or it might have developed equal
curious results in other dcpal
mcntS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
Neville

is given by using Browns
Iron BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no Wy can disease be
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. BROWNS
IRON BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and LIVER Dis
ease, &c.
II. S. Berlin, Esq, Of the
well-known firm Of II. 5.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, d. C., writes, Dec. 9Th,
1881:
Cenfltmen. I take pleas.
ure in stating that ! have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
LARA and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for BRowN's IRON Bit
TIERS, and ,nstst on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as Just as good. "
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Go.
Baltimore, Md,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
CE I:TIFICATE.

w 20 HEREBY CERTIFY, that super
\ 81 the arrangements for all the monthly
and Srmi-anuual Drawings of the LoUISi.
Ana STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. and in per-
Snn manage and control the Drawings
Themselves, and that the .>auv. ale con
Quoted with honesty, fairness and in good
faith toward all parties. W. auihuIizr
the Company To u>r this Ccrtiiicatr. with
fac.>imil,s of nur signatures attached, IN
is advertisements
6. 7. BEATREGARp,
j \. EARLY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
The Transfer of Gold Coin in New
York.

The annual report of President
William Dowd. to the Clearing
House Association, showed that
Wi,hin the twelve months covered
hN his review. $50, 900 900 in gold
coin was taken through the streets
of this city to meet the require
ments of the thrrescorc banks in
cluded in the association. This
1919, OO0. 900 weighed over Csc tons,
coming from the suh.treasury 10 the
clearing house on balances. or
course these balances vary from
day to day. Dung the adminStIa.
ton of Assistant Treasurer Acton,
the largc>, debit noted for any one
day was on July Sd last. when over
-, 100000 went out. Prior to the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

Application for rates for clubs should be
made only to the office of the Company in
New Orleans
For further information, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders 10y cx-
press or Registered Letter or Money Order
by mail, addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
They Were Poor Boys.


Cling under discouragement ana
poverty:
John Adams, second President,
was the son of farmer OF very
moderate meaus. The only start he
had was his education.
Andrew Jackson was born IN
log hut in North Carolina, and WAS
raised in the piny woods, for which
that State is so famous.
James X. Polk spent the earlier
years of his life helping to dis
living ont of i new farm III North
Caroliua. He was afterwards
clerk in n country store.
Willard Fillmore was the son OF
New York farmer, and his house /
was very humble one. lie learn
ed the business of clothler.
james buchanan was born III
small town among the Allegheny |
mountains. Ills father cut tue ioSs
and built his own mouse, III VIM
was then "iId' r"'sH'
Abraham Lincoln WAS the son OF
u very poor Kentucky farmer, ana
hNcd III log c"o''' ""''' NV
/ ,unutv ono YEARS of age,
Andrew J' hn>oh WIS aPPi''''''"
to IA tailor at the age oi ten se''S
by MS "ido"e" ''o'He'' iie '""
never able to atteh" SCHOOL, an"
picked up all the euuca''o'' ''' ''''
got.
Inc llSt Is very -Eoo'' "' '"' 40 y
goes nut II can DC eA'e"ue' "''''o''
lndchhitelN.
Captain hldd, whose reputation
rs pirate Is secoli" 10 "o"e' WIS u
poor boy. Ills parents were II" sucn
. humble circumstances ''la' he WIS
| obliged to steal from perfect strah'
4 gers the money with when 10 ous
. dime novels ANA yet see WHAT III
! accomplished
}, Jesse James VINO m'Sh' oe NOV
Il crnor OF Missouri bnt Tor MS uh
}. timely dcccaSr, was poor ooy' Tic
IL l.. al To- ..,t.f II
4 was so poor that he haa 10 lotto"
|. the pistol with Which 10 sh"o' Ill
;, OBNOXIOUS School teacher WHO SN'
tt MIN impnaehee'
Is benedict Arnold was tue son o
II very poor parents '"" A'I Ills ''""''
d VIII go down INTO h'Storyrhot aiohe
L. SIDE precisely Out just oe'o" I"oS
," OF " aShihgtol, JEFFERSON, anu I'll
le rest OF them.
N dorsey uau nard suuIS'e /
carry NE, out ny perseverance, "''
& having reduceu pIuhue' u SH'
* tem' ne mas acquire" NJ "'uc" "''''
re that he can set the 'hi'e" state
h. at defiance AS ne Is co"Par'
p tlNrIy young man, ne ma! yet
IT. PRESIDENT.
I, Jay Gonld used to SHINE MS ow
" boots but now he taxes the sun
t. OIL AL the other mililoha'ieS.
" men lie was Il o"S' hoSS lN''
s,ocrb
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated u lsG- for % years hy the
LEGISLATURE for Educational and Chlrlia-
bile purposrs--with n Capital of Il ,Noh"".
10 which reserve fund of over s-ru,WU
has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote it,
Franchise wa, made pant OF TIA" present
Stat, Constitution adopted December !. y
u l-19.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Miss VI. \. FILES. of Shrevr
vi port, has removed 10
No. 30 Texas street.
no. 10 Texas street.

She has Large aud elegant stock oi
FALL. GOODS. the latest STYLES. IN HATE
aud BONNErS Perfect ~ in dTc~srak-
ing guaranteed.
sept. u, III. o.!
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CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.

. 'NulIcE-Tickcts are Ten Dollars ONLY
Halves - Fifth>. -. Tcnth>, Il.
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E<
Ibe Gin,es.pemoerat.
The New Orleans Democrat and New Or
leans Times Consolidated De-
cembcr !, ISL.

4 representative newspaper must hnd
IL. way into every business establishment
aud 10 every trcside around which clusters
even the most ordinary intelligence. 10
ther. any curstion in the minds OF the
n.onI,. liy, p in the Southwestern and
Gulf State that the TiNEsDEMoCRAT Is
that pAprr; that il euihodics all OF the ele-
m,nts and possesses all the qualities that
they can expect to find III faNorite jour
nall
The enterprise, push and progress OF the
New Orleans DFNOCRAr during the past
eighteen mouths have become proverblal.
Nc journal published in the south has
made such progress in the same period Of
tiu,. Tn, New Orleans times has been
for mauS years recognized as one of the
leading journals in the country.
rhr consolidated issue, THE TINES
D,>,n,r,I. will rlubOdy the best elements
Ella. Ii,,br,t virtues of both. II will sim.
rIy h. without question, the ideal paper
of IN. business man, the mechanic, plant.
rr. fumtr, the family. the people, OF all
/ rlassrs and conditions. II Is waste of
I time to ,uumrrutr the "NCcilrnCies oil It's
/ ISSUES II is the embodiment oi the mod.
crn newspaper. livery department IN It
has been rIls,d ~ IN" nlgh'Sl standaN'
Th. p,ily OF the Weekly TIME>-DFMoCRn
sInuid reach rN,Iy place Of business and
,y,.,y home. in the Southwestern and Gulf
! states.
| RI, substitution rates for the Daily are
os follows, payable IN advance:
one year (cvrry day)...... sig
Three months ....-....-.......... )
one month ...-... $3.50 ''''''''''
Postage prepaid.
m. r.,t,. for the Weekly Is ms follows:
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J. G.. BAKER,
WITH
r., 4 B. JACOBS,
Cotton Factors,

ND Importers aud wholesale dralrt.. IN
a DRY GOODS, Notions. Groceries,
Hardware. CUTLERY, Guns. Boots. Shoes,
Hats. Liquors. Tobacco aud Scgars, Texas
street. Shreveport. la.
Prompt attention gwen 10 all business
entrusted to us. sud liberal advances made
on cnnsignmcnts of Cotton. 12ly
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Its Grand Single Number Drawings will
take place monthly. II NEVER SCALES on
Look ut the follow iug scheme:
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
y +, WIN 4 FORTUNE.
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