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, 1883-09-15
hAArr 1ri> Len.


=. T. ''o"n ;ownsaan, DR.. D. 5. Ba-
20, :, : 'rs q; the sold spike guests, and
t,,.I.'f' '''f' somewhat singular Incl
i. .,' P-1sd oGr worthy friend. He lei,
g., = N''a Aiusworth to look around,
s.:.s, ~. y. Inspecting something short
~ :. II Z 'ae track. the train pulled GU.
da.,.'' " Zero behind. Our insorm.n,
Va sae:aer the doctor walked to
Sp,1, ''AE;i0n or no: ; nevertheless. he
g.. 'aed 'SA; rauon IN none tn. bes.
is,.. tie AID Of. wife intended l..r. q.
I'm. '''is:. s, tni, point, ard come
- s7''as General Gran, in one Of the
1or entered and started up
>. l'isd oaaver,s,,On with Tie old vets.
"a " E'e'ested cid be become ,h., be
nv :. :. heA' the s;spsl to start, and in
Cn,,jg. vas skinming over the rs,a .c
o: a. this made him mad. The ides
,sio. ~ :. lAli'oader like him getting lstr a
.abp,,..L.a Las day WAS too much. though be
conp,rt~." !" Tue good na,ured iibe. Of hi,
Cm..II. With considerable grxce. a,
70 Nn siegraphed hn second n.Sss
Il, ~. o..sI' AID then -. down to x.i,
ao,. q . bound psa.snser, finally .rr;v;nS
IsRa he sssrJ x.s tod 70 =.
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N,~ Millinery sIoIr.

A'VE: TIE inst ct October Mias Bena
'a4o-T. .ni Nrs. Isasc ChllberS will open
a'';''.a'' French millinery store in the
;''T' is:ns'Iy occupied by Simonds &
'''' = 90 lalFi street, opPo.lte the STATES.
s'S a-'e Ns' Bsra Chilherg Is a gradu.
.'' c. t. nest fashionable millinery e.,ab
'''' a-ii1 Ch'cago sni tho, agaly under
Hh'' ;a- a.. These lilIs keep moth
Il Z ''o>l bu; ta= very late-t eastern fash.
. "Nt:r:h :htir grand openiuc
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1 bats, Paper

's-.-I - reached such 4 tat. q, ,,apor.
'--'T 'Ay' iar 1f-s.'s, TIA, ore i is ueces.
-'' i-''y P-P~-. Havmg carefully
and 4's'@,a; il 's.g @! ard ,sains,
'--- AZ -I'''i-.'e tie publisher ul the ca.
'-; = '-i'slea ;l>; tie venture vii lie 4
''l''' ;. oa- aat - July determined 10
'--'sa 'ar b's!y G~r upon tie ;.u.nal.
ATr'r5ea.ra,s hsvy already been
,''''''T' i.s is'r.nlti. news. aud nesoiia.
'''' ~ lsHl-r- ~ Tie employment, c: an
-. = '-''.''' 'ao "-i "a ali probability leave
u. . = '1' e1s: sometime next month.
~" -. - '-- '-r,a: + t. daily. patrons n.ay
l.. -.' -i'se: 'mrravemen; IN the weekly,
--~ ..l'.'.y o: matter
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u, arti!ul Nn.l.

NJ w. j. Ns,..:. tile vel known son
*, = .eza'a @; IA, Ky. ers.ossed in
.7A-'':li manner tie letter o: invita-.
.,-.. MN Mayor i'na..' to Henry Wizard;
- - * '~,'on' ty oar city council, and
= I'LL iiA'.Ae' 'esvs,a the ,wo sen.le,
- ''o'' a'AA'as 4 handsome little
~, H :, q; Pss7s IN Saturday evening Mr,
''He' OF lie WAla Wa!a Book R.Dd.
-. -, .ola' tie A.;ie volume IA .ae sentle,
.Aa's'.-,Aayva ar.r.,rc manner. ,bs wort
- --4',l e, IL taA brown Turkey ard
-. - Mayor TAun-,t tock this hand.
.',Ss o. ~o'k to Portland ami will
r'''; tie nRe TO Nr. y,!l.ri N ,b.,
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4 New Wrinkle.

l:hss ben discovered thst It is ore OF the
rr-15r;les. rrIes oi the pcstotfce that 4 cent
,IzP partly ~ the wrapper and partly on
IL stEsFaper viii constitute it a sealed
pa,sace aud send II - the dad letter office.
Ne, or reader. E.ay know ~hy some Of
tier gApers haze never reached their destin.
saoa. Bl: there sre great many rules
.li 4 ils one had failed another might
aiFe teea t:scieu, IN creating disappoint-
-
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Lumber, de-, &c.

Nsssrs. Falcousr E Prether are Low able
20 .upply Wslla Walla ard tie surrounding
county market with The best kinds Of iuEn-
ber =. the loves. possible rates. We keep
or hand Portland and Dayton lumber which
cannot be eEcellSd for quality on the Ps;ine
coast. Flooring. cus-ic, ceiling. haisE'ng
lumber, lathes. pickles fof ienoes' cedar,
pine AMI fr shipgles. do1rs, sash blinds
window weights aud nlolding; also cedar
and iir fence post. Always ready or the
shortes. potic.. snd soli as lo~ as the ioS-
es,, Adiress WaIla IS ala 4 Dsyt1a Lnrn-
Der Yard, office corner Third and O1Z Sse.,
Walk Ws!i1- ). II. Fslcnne-, AsCsser.
aIcS.dw5m
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,.sr, Bou-- indebtednr->-

Tn. asa.y oi WAlia Wa!la still owes
,.,, FL, r,r b.auti.ul court house. which
-r h.. lssz csr.yl,s = pr cant. interest
-ay- Cla, Vaiuter, cur Efficient Audi
.r-r.i-i ty hi, own eIertion, in raw
,,,t. is,..s,. ro'uogd to 10 per cent. The
,.s-s, I :ls taxpayers are due TO Nr.
r,s..rfrt... economical step.
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Moonlight Party.

1,Rors Shoe clgb vii gise = moonlight
81 pity On Saturday t'rrins next. at
;, e, grove, .ba1. two and 4 half miles
.,s,- .arr, on Nil Creek. to which all re-
.;,-n,lr P-opl- .rr invited. Cool mnsic
81 7.9-,auea.- vi! lie on the grounds,
ri :t- ilncing platform put IN splendid
-,irdn y, doubt al Who attend wi!i
t,y.4a1,: tujg}aale tine.
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time and comfort Ia return, We earnestly
risn to do our guests al possible hoaor and
all pors,ble pleasure. and We trnst that this
trznseoutinenrai journey has been and Will
be IN anziloyed enjaymeat 70 them. We
hope, moreover, that as 10 this hour Q new
and indiss ,luole bond viii be formed Re
tween :he countries to the east aad TO the
vest of the Rocky Mountains. this ga;h,r.
hg nay help to - eng,hen tas ties OF good
viii AND friendship betSeen the Repaid OF
Nor.h Am-ric, ,a1 .se n el. csu7'r'es Ct
Europe
NJ. Willard ;ol'oxel n his sd ircss with
history OF the ssd-Tt.k,1g: bns With Sc
pernatur.l mcd.s.y sinking SELF ard giving
credit to evrry one -iso nj -, r;gasi, i,cl
prorninen;ly in: :erss;ei in the concern Ire
Hon. wN. IL EvAsTs
folio~e, with a very lengthy sddrus.. aar!os
which BE- t,ac,d.up the history Of the coan-
try rom the time Lapiaia Grey :irst crosse,
tas C.lanib.a rivvG bar Go~n TO the present
hour. II iii, saihe I.,ne sisIrg his org OF the
triais. tr,tua,icr-, aud ultimate suc:e.. OF
The Northern F.c.n. isnlrosa Company.
He was followed by maay her speake:s.
smung Ston usre MIR. Teiisr. Mr. billings.
the Goveraors cf NanFsna. O.eg,r, Wash
ingtoa, E.d III ~ roversor Of Iisho, y DO
20 Thoroughly del.si- the M0rmon.. But
wh u Gopsr.. Grant Ws> called upUn, he
euttu,iIsEi o. tar cruSi kueN p5 hJauas.
Cnerr st.rr S,.,.r Ienl the ar, sni the I'D
man stool b1unS anu s.Hli.ns, eyi ;catly
well riesscc rt liz hrsrTy r,ecrtioa. iiis
speech q. sl5rt. hot 70 t.erorn:. WI ell
the pee. hmakirc VAS over the pzepaEa,I ans
fog iayi lag .assrai rods ct rails ccrln encaa.
sr,i t!ie s,Sary t'etWeee TIE meu Oh Ia. d.!-
r.u. s. D., - see which Soala r-s:.s lie
pyst iTst cslse': .r,A. sXc,tSa eIt. Victory
,ersay,! ap,a tae eis't =. i-l.c. - the ear
use iv :he rc--ucTF l-Hgag tn Jr-ek,
.csiry much t.I3s-. it,n-.-E. ;hsY aiyht
Gai s.l..5 e9.- a.. ia "a - f-c- cE2r = sss
they wao !s.i IN LAT ~ iacl tho fat
commenced. ths or"wa wEg 50 thick tat
il wss ms-t,r & Iv'p1->istit., :or sacss
than anout fifty - "itne=, the closing Sera~.
Bat, toWerin, soo7e the pe9p.', Ar. NI.is;d
ordered silence, and holding up rusty eld
i,on spike, explained tas. II Was the trst
spike that hsi been driven on the Northera
Pacific road and tina. IT should be the last,
and TO Mr. IL. C. Davis, the same uan who
drove it Oh the fret occasion, was awarded
the honoi OF giving il
THE FIRST sIRoKE.
Mr.. Wizard gave it another, snd sas iol
lowed By Mr. Billings, John Muir. Mr..
Thielsen, Carl Schurz, and General Grant,
who drove il hons sIaid laundering cheers.
An interes.ipg episode occurred dunng the
proceeding. Mr.. Willard held 10 his arms his
youngest child, and allowed hiai 20 assist by
placing the hammer in ;ts little hands. The
crowd eheered With vim. sud dubbed tn.
youngstrr Henry the Second. TEu htnd
then commenced to play. csnnons thundrrcd
from their hrazen throat, cheer after Greer
rent the air, and the No,thern Pacific Rail
road was an accom- sllshed iac:. waited 20
years TO see the last spike driven. and am
pl-ssed tina. it was no: n gold, bu; rep5e-
sentasiou Of the IRON age in which we livs.
f. J. PlRkEe-
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..s ,,.. Of ~. 'Iius Dance.

H., .he -.nsalar name 0. town
- sag!als TO-, Ohio. 1t is the
-. Z lr. J. EranieSir. who writes
,..,-,-,,r !y,-r;a, permanently cured my
..t,lr,., d! :. Vitus Dance. Sl.5O.
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1 World Of Good.

vas % tie mos: popular medicines now
s:'s ;ae American labiic, is Hop Bitters
f-''ee /; sgeTYsheFe People take i. with
s''a eject. IL builds th,m up. 1t il not
aPsA'Aat 70 .be taste as some ether Bit.
's'' "i;. 10; a "h.sky drink. 1t is more
4ts !is C.i.!a,aionei bone set tee, that has
eSa' iEoFii cf good. Ii you don't feel
"a: nSHi, :ry Hop b,;eTs. Wanda New.
, 1883-09-15
, Pheasant Visit.

-. r,cnis.r Col. Frank J. Parker
.,..s..a. .i-il Tuesday, on a bur-
.rsc.h town. Enemies OF Ar'
- -. src j,aloas of his journalistic
~. teen putting him to consider
81 -. IN relation to his land afalrs,
Sc -,-u should, We trust he Will
Lip..
---.-.. % t-P.
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x,,, 10 Bee. me subjects.

.,.r-.i,. named persons have filed
,..-,r,.cI. Of becoming citizens OF
- during tie month Of August ::
p.,.k Jyha Kleidosty. Martin Bell
= go Ssasrrer, Audreas Lohhaum,
= - ..,,l,, W.liau Young, James II.
-
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. Dead shet

,Is.,, liver and bilious disorders
- Y Pierce's Pleasant Purga-
-" Mid, yet certain in opera
.b.re !. none Of the reaction conse-
- -, .,sins severe AID drastic ca
b O, ugsl1s
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Items sf Personal and Ce,era, Interest
Gathered fhrs.sh the week
tfrV's tss Dsi.y sf Eond1y. !


uon;n,, P'' hhAh ieiI Ter fcftiAhd 'hi-
Miss Bena Chilberr has gore to the Sony
- '''
Il now appears "A though Seattle l. "a have
$4,000 opera house.
Nr. McManus. Late aenp,v sheriff of F,..no
county, Cal, il IN this c;tv-
city for Henry J. Baughsn.
~, .ns.s - ieSrre z, ~ per ooH Tor picking
:. n, =,
' 5'unesoes, speht s'p.oo II me
''' Anu MS party
oon len . VI. 'in"r'' OF S"Sson, has given 80,
~. .0i noine Ter e'ss- cAn sha
La,.I.. a. =. .aen ie.s yes1eisy morning io'
tbsrs 'AA' part VI '"e '"lAfr fe'ep'''h
Ben Snipes, = prominent ca..ls man os
rss.N1s maaoo uGtn..: pASseu tn1ousu tnls CITY On
The nearest point from Boise City To the
Oregon Short inc is ii.een miles That
'oush vi ooi'e
Thos Il. Rooney, e1-Rsce;ver o. the Wsls
Walls Lind Utica, arrived in TIL. CITY from
San Fr .ucisco last evening
Miss Francis Bohm, who has been quite i'll
with isveI for some tine past. is 50 f.r conTa-
lescenr a. 70 be able to ri e out.
Court, and a brut,.e- Of 1Irs. Judge Wing ,rd.
is soon expected TO srr.ve in this CITY
w c.,
49, ~ ~ ,:an w "a tnn' e',s, sAs oe;i. ;i..
The gold spike celepr. ion at Portland.
- Aloh' Ures9h' pee,e.ea "ha ~
tT tiig'.s. ne Ad'.se lae hi,a1les 70 d'aE'e
- D. '"1aey arr''ei tcoGi Sadtofaia ISL
e.eAlns, oe,hg A.co-apaa.ec ~ hs fanny
Hir, T. VIII hereafter r-sice IN " ALA ain
DurinS the absence OF Nj n l. hoimes IN
lie east MS arus business Ia ms CITY WIZ &c
Hader the eihcient management OF .ar' T. >.
Ming.
Surveying on the Pendieton AID "slia
W ana Dfahcn Oh tte y. II. ~: 70; "a' m
isheo ,ast ihurshAy sna grazing mas CON-
"iehceu'
Elizabeth. vii. Of Wm. II. podd snd well
known IN this valley uied yesterday inorh.is
At hsi !Ssiushce IN TINS CITY aiIef iohs anc
se'eie iliies--
Helena Herald. Sent. |: Philip Ritz. Of
Wana Wa!la, arrived Yesterday from New
ors anu .shington' Anu THIS MORNING pr"-
ceece" west 10 MS NOME
The y. p r. r. carries our freight from
New York, a distance Of over 5000 miles,
cneaD-I than We used To get il from Wallu!a,
A New York funny man said: Nv bile
David DAVIS Lives his wife has 100 pounds
year" AZ English reporter spoiled the Joke
by saying she Lad s20.OUO year
Tne Unior Ors.,or S,,tios, is pab,isb.l ss
3 daily during race Week We "ish 'he en.sr.
pfislng puDhsher coai1 reserve eheoaia
ehouH" v cou%ih'e II i"i III 'iii'e W '0'ie'
Fifty years ago half-,iollat would buy
Who'll, TURKEY. or a brace Of roasting piss out in
Onio. r. will not buy more than bite Ot
, 1883-09-15

Iuc :y.crstei % 1855 for IS yean BY the Legtsis-
ture for Eiucat; nal ard Charitable purposes-vito
s o4pitai II sI.Ie0 CJ0-to vhich Tes I've fuEt II
oylI s550. 80 has siIcs b-sn sddci.
BY an overwhelming popular vote the frihchI'e
was mad. part Of tb- pf,sent STATE Coas;n III OF
.ccpted DeIeinber 81, 4. ID. 1873.
Th= oaly o-tery eyor vVtvt on sni endofs-t b!
th= people # sny state.
Il nsv-r .alss OF lost,on.s.
Its Grand single snmb~r Drawings fIks
place Menihly.
. S..LINc.S OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 4
TDETHSE NINTF GkASD DRAINING. CLASS
|, Al NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY. SlfIEN-
IrE Issl-lsnL Nnl.hlr lraNi..l-
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wheat sacks.
The Prize Cup.

oar b,o.hers, whose farm is in Long
min the Pslousr, realized eighty
h'''- "a, tsis bushels Of wheat per acre,
''''- ,-,es Of ground. The grain was
i'-- .s.4,n These figures seem pretty
'- ~. they are reliable. We would ike
'T ,,nple Of ,hi, gram FOR our "mn-
, 1883-09-15
HELENA TAXES rnE CAKE

4 "Trip ard Interesting Letter Freu the
"Bang-sp" Tswn Of the n. r. Z. r.
A Dead Shot at Walla waIla Moss
Raeks---Oar Chief BaaeAes With II,
Btx-H1xs.
, 1883-09-15

Will. .ss-TvgsER- In Wslls Walls, septa
by Rev. Ii. ". ESssu, ". A. Williams and
M..y Edna Turner, ali Of this city.
TEssrtRxagrR-H -HAII.R-In city, Sept- G.
Al the re-ideuoe Of Il. J. Well, by J. a,
Tsy,or. J. P, William Tenstsrnsksr aad
Mamie Halter. both OF this city.
RrsY-B.S,G.-In wslls Walls, Sept. 81.
At The residence of tho officiating c,ergymha,
Rev. Roht. Boyd, William y. REty, {.
Mansss:d, Ohio, and Mia Eosabel bssSots,
81 Eacke;ts.oyr. Nex jersey.
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CaPlIAl PaIZt. S.3. 400
100, lcS Tickets n. Five Dollars Zach Tras
fier,, In fiI,h I'm rroporticLs-

ls6. Prir- aInona,iny ,N.----.-----.---- s5j,'ts
Applies lon for rsts- 'ocubs -houh y lie oliJ
% Tie otiies OF the company IN Nsw oriuan..
FOR fur-her Information sri.e clearly -ign1 MI
atlress Mskv r. U. MONEY or'i' rs payable zuc al
iT,as resi-t-tet lett-rs 90
new ORLEANS Ni1I1NAL kANk.
New Orleans. La
cr,inIry Ie { ~ jy .laii express 70
x. 4. DATPHIN.
Scw Orleans. la.
or ". 4. GAIPBIS.
GO; seventh 81. Washington, d. a.
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Young men o. u.iddls-,sed ones, sriisr-
ing from nervous debility AID kindred
weaknesses, ,hculd send three stAnps ior
Part VII Of Works. D;spenssEy DIME -
ries of books Address WcRLD's DisMss-
ASY MEDICAL AssocIy1ysS, Buffalo n. l.
, 1883-09-15
B9HS.
MARRIED

FALcosER.-Iu tnis city, Sept 10, looS, t.
the wife OF Stephen Faioonsr, boy.
, 1883-09-15
HuRRkn
TEE ENIIbF SiLLsRD PABIY Will
RE N MillA NNLLA TlEs-
Day, iHE IS.t.
Let Our Citi1-ns Give the BisIiosuishcd
GursfS 4 Rsussr.

Mayor Tanaatt, who i. now on his way
home from Portlsnd, where he has heeu to
interview Mr. Henry Wizard, .el-SrsPhs 70
parties in this city from Trcutdale that the
entis Willard party viii be hire on early
Tuesday morning no1s, (SePt. l5ihl This is
NOR. than we anticipated rs it Was 81 first in
tended that only the German "ios would
yiSi, lis.
4 general citizen. rea.iss is being teld
t;is afternoon. and nov everything viii hs
pushed ahead preparatory :, receiving 'nr 'ii7-
tirguishej guests.
The G. 4. Il. Post OF tbs CITY. we aEe told,
vii, give a ,rari ball TUESDAY evening.
No doubt the reception Viii DO The srandest
event that has ever :ransPire in Waia Walls.
The Subscription Committee Lss already
raised n7arly 500.
The Decoration Committee haze i.een grsn.-
ed $500 for decorative pGrppse4.
Sargent Smith VII! deliver the sli:ess on
part If the farmers.
FarIners, brig in yogr finest vegetables,
grain, grsssss. frui.', in fact everything To
decorate with, anu 30 II It once.
Harvey Mcclure has been elected g GRIND
Marshal. rec Marx Evans.
, 1883-09-15
DIED..

Dol DIN WaIlS Walla, SEPT gh, Eiz-n-'ii'
vile Of Wa. II. Dadd, aSed g ,e-r7-
, 1883-09-15
Vital aGe-,Ions:

Vital lGe-flons:
Ask The mast eminent physician
VI sny scaOoi, what is the best q. n
he world for Grieting and allsying al ilr:
tstiaa of the nerves snd caring al torm-
ii nervous complaint, giving Natural, ch-id
Ike r-frasIlins s.eep slwass.
And they viii tell you unsesItaiihs!y
''Sni..e Irrsi: OF Hop -
caArTEs I.
Ask sny or oil Il the u.,st eminent ply
sic:ans.
'Vha, is the hes; and only renedy thai
caD BE- relied On 10 cure all diseases Of the
kidneys anu urin-ry orSsns; such As
Rri.Lt's disease. di-b-te=, retention or
inability TO retain ucine, and al the dis
eases and ailments p~cClisr 20 Women
"l,nd they viii tn you explicitly and
erphatically "Buchu.'
As. the ssme phy,icinus
WIS. is The most reliable ard sur--t
,ur- TT al li:=s diseases or dytIa!.sia CON-
.,;patian, in:isessiuH. biliousreSs, r.siariai
fever, agus, Sc. :" sni ;hry viii tel you;
Mandrake or DaEd-i:a,..n
Hence, whes thsse remedies sT- oo.nsiDed
lib Others equally valuable
Ard c. .mpo1nded into HUp Bitters, sHeh q
tCGnci1ie1 neJt week.
, 1883-09-15

Total paid by all l.........-..--.....-s4 -, ,ssf go
foI the truth of the above facts We refer the pub
lie to the oficers of ths above named corporations
and for our legality and standing 10 the Mayor and
Officers of tie City OF New Orleans % the state
authorities Of Louisiana, and slso to the l. 5. on
cias Of Lou isians We claim u lie legal honest and
correct in all our Transactions. much any
business IN the country. Our standing l. conce!rd
by all who Will investissts and our stock las for
yeats been sod at Boasi OF Brokers. and owned
by InsnJ OF cur bst known AID respected citizens.
, 1883-09-15
To TIE PUBLIC |
flsssiscair tor Yourselves:

IoS'H; .sttr-'i-rs srzl ;'erS'Ir- iSvirs pablishsi
=! tsl -. rIl g.5,s> fl!4. sSE3 b Il. ctnz-
s-r=F Z - i--s-lsUz --ais o''.Ty Company. tie
ta!. - - ~ -.Nrn T. q e V-hhc 10 prove his
S-s'-V.- :, BIS uTy -7,s p. 'I ,;T,gau. ut tSs
E-rs, { = IL, a. CC.rr.l
-. 10 - "a gsi4s- pad = II, i6ali4na Site
i",t"Fy -. 81! f!Jn ssrUs.y q. So. 10 pI=s.ni
gat
P.att = L E -pc--.s ,' - orleans.
Z. = - .e,t. A-LSr@r.- Il ,SiS 5l-
Pa ~ taa!.i .Bl SstCrai !-.I.s, sOs. Il.
O-,e=Hs. .IssidsnJ ---.--.------..---. sGJ.sac
fAi, - i-Jl.li L. STAT >a,iaI. ! eank -
Il. tr=RN.S. t.ss.irGc. -- .........-.. l-5lIO
Pal O. ~. Fl-.Ts NslS:la! bank. A
b. viii, ~. >i,-iit. .---..---....-- saa asa
ta.l o. uuiJH y a.0nsl h.'.t. y. Cksrlzoa
Cashier, .--....--..... -.,.........--,. Gi.sO
Pail ID Citizens Bank. =. l. Lsrrl-rs. Pms
ii-nt- 5..st
Paid 10 G-cInanis National Bank, JULES
Casssr.. Prs>itent. .......-....-. aeo0
Paid 70 hibernta National Hank. Ciss. Pal
frey, Czshi.r- -.----..----.-..-...--- -.1o
Paia TO Canal Bank, FL. Toby. Cashier o.. $3.50
Pail 10 Nurusl National Bank, Jos. Nit
chez. Cashier -. $500
Total paid above g., ,2553 $50
Paid in surs OF under 81 900 II the various
Offices Of the Company throus shout the
Suilcu otAtcs -,t- ,flt
, 1883-09-15
Louisiana State LOTTERY Company.

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-13
A Negro EinanCler.

There has just died negro, a Haytian,
who during his lie probably signed more
bills of exchange and promisory notes than
any man who ever lived. Toussaint Lago-
rifle was the business man OF Emperor Soul
ouque, who looked TO him to work the diff
cult miracle embarrassing the wind. He,
during the earlier weeks of his soiourn here,
found 1t easy enough. In those days impe-
rlal crowns, though only gilt, were above
par, and everybody held that an emperor
though fough-hewn ebony had only to
VIII to do. All went well with Toussaint
Lagorlle until his bills of exchange
on Soulouque brought back only
pro.ests. Twas not so nominated
IN the bond. First explanations passed
current, but when nothing but protests and
explanations came of bills of exchange,
Ioassaint Lagorille could get from no
banker gold or exchange for paper. But
oVu.ouGue clamored for more. Every post
brought TO Uncle Toussaint appeals or
Geaaces or prayers from Soulouque, so
Hcle Toussaint went 10 usurers. Terms
We're easy at iirst-only 100 per cent, inter
sst year, but when usurers, too, found
oNls OF exchange brought nothing but pro-
test, their terms rose to 800 per cent.-to
400 per cent. Uncle Toussaint managed
Dy book or crook to procure SSO0,0Oe TO
100000, which he sent Soulouque against
Oils OF exchange Tor 81 ,UcOOOO
Oh the imperial treasury. His
majesty rewarded this faithful
service by making Toussaint Lagorille duke
ie Ia Grande-Terre, which was the greatest
ute his majesty bestowed aud by which
duke de Trou- Bonbon and duke de Marina
;ade seemed nobodies. Duke de la Grande-
Ier!e had visiting cards OF lSmo size
engraved, aud with them and title engraved
on them he managed to get new loans
rom usurers. He had, while negotiating
these loans, laid by $4,000 for himself,
which he invested in French SIS, which
Drought him some 800 year income, on
which he lived In anything but ducal splen.
DOR, as you may readily imagine. His ducal
palace was bed chamber in the sixth
your seventy story of a house at Mont
inartre, and he took his meals at pretty
restaurant in rue Lepic,-[Paris Cor. New
Orleans Picayune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-13

The list of trottlng horses who have won
purses or stakes aggregating atleast $4,000,
comprises 22l names of horses that have
performed from the days of Dutchman and
Lady Suflock, who bsgnn their victorious
career in 1858, down to the Clingstone, Ed
win Thorne, Santa Claus, ETC., Of the pres
ent day.
The palm as a campaigner must be
awarded to Goldsmith Maid, From 1850
to ISL this marvellous little mare had III
victories, and the So OF Flora Temple are
the nearest approach to her In this respect.
The number OF heats that she trotted IN
$50 or better was $50. The actual
net gains, aside from expenses,
that she has brought to her
owner foot up s2iG,750, No horse OF any
age or country, ever won so much money
rs the little inbred Abdallah mare, who is
now meekly performing the duties OF a
snatron at Fashion stud farm. Her long