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TE'HE GREAT

Il ,PENXSYLvANIA, ROUTE
DotBLh 'iRAcR. sfTFSb1b rs SCENERY. "h'i
STEEL 7, kA IIs.,1 M Az EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station corner of 9Th
1oT Plstsbur. and tin Nest Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace SLEEPING at AZ daily; Fast Line,
ing cars IRON Harr:sinr.r TO Cincinrati and Hotel
Car 10 Louis. daily except Saturday. to Chicago.
press 746 p NJ daily with Palace Car~ to Pi1tsburr
hise connects day TO- Ihca.o With Sleeping Car
fer PittsburE the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
"i Bhfi ~ MORE s1.H AS1 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For brie, CaIlandaeua Rochester, Euifao. NIAGARA.
WASHINGTON 10 Rochester Train leaVins. Washington
FSr Wi n1 I Si Ha SS ran , Ea ' at go
For New {1rk SiiI fhe East rs $50 and 100
m H. 20. 400. lOoo and IL Il ? n ON Sunday. 400.
F sgS a ca % M daily ig ste fA sa Si Pullman
For Boston witsut chall-e. 10 every weekday.
For B:ooElyn, all through trains connect at Jer-
sey CITY with boats OF Broo kyH Annex. arordng oil
ACROSS New York city.
and , NJ On s a 90 6 10 g" o. and and
II Is y ~ Limited Exiress. $40 aaIy. except
For BaItsscre. SIS. rs, 80. go, 100 a. m, 1905
10 4oo. AS 90 500. 40, 10 % and II Il +. NJ:
On SAhdaS, s4J, liuo a L.. AGO, 60, 40 HOO and
For Pope's Creek Line, e35 T. H. and 40 p L. daily
For annapolis SIS a. H. 1905 and 40 p H. daily ex-
aLExASDRiA AND FREDrRICksBUK RAILWAY,
ROAD
f.r As8andria s2o. 200, .. llo5 and 1l.s5 g. m
2O5 Al, SEQ. 8 -, $40 and IL y. H. Un Sunday
at 6 80, Is. IL o. l. In, ) % u III.
tOr Richmond and The South go and IL 05 m daily
and go T. daily. except Sunday
1re1ns lea Alexandria tCr asII,xtOD 05 so 10 90
10 iUa IL; Loo 60 3. $40 % and IL 40 D. III
AID Il. 10 midnight Except Monday ON SUNDAY at
- aId 10 ~ q. 7.U5 and 1910 y H. and L. Iu
D,gdt.
tickets and Information the Office northeast corner
q 18Th street AID Pennsylvania svenue and At thu sta
ton wter~ orders he lets the checking ba.-
Fagt T. da stinatioa from hotels and -eseirncFs
Cha. T.. PUuH, J. r. WOOD
General Passenger
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STEAMERS.

MAID LINE
NOTICE
- LANE ROUT TIE
81 " f!E Nm lOl:k ) Nd LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORN HAhBOR
FROM PIER 50 \. r, NEW YORK
BorHNA. go We'd. Aug %. iAURANIA... We'd. Sep H.
SLRFIA--.... We'd. Aug u. BOHEMIA We'd Sept "a
tEt'oS 49,. We'd. sept SERv.A. ..... Wed, Oct l.
"Ai.i-IA -. We'd. sept II 'uIEGoS-..-.Wed. Oet. s.
hAiEs OF PASSlIt-sC0. $50 and 500, according
10 acCC i.i!uUtla ions
Steyrage at y low rates Storage tickets from I1y-
lowest rates o10"'
- dfouzh bills of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
daE Antwerp and other Ports the Continent and
~ or Irighi and Iassaee apply at the Company's Office
Sc T. tsswlnt- Green. both SteeraSe AMI Cabin to
OTIS BlIELOW & 90. COS eth 81 Wssh,r,,rton n ~
NEkNOS II. BROWN & CO. New York;
OTTO Messrs OTIS BIGELOT & co
aui4 eO, -th S,-,..i W,sSnot3,
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Was Sheldon Seem

KANSAS CRY, NO., August 15-An unconfrmed
report IL current here that Alfred Sheldon, the
missing Englishman, has been Seen in Trenton Mo-
IL Is stated that Andrew III. FInl3y. a restaurant
keeper ol Trenton, came hert and made oyertur-s
TO the authorities for the reward, saving he had
seen Sheldon there and converSed with him
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.
C1Ank's 0. n. L. Sroo1 Corros

CLARks u. N. L. SpooI COTTON
SIX sPOOL3 FOR % CENTS.
at AUERBACHS Sewing Machine Roomscor 7th and H
Agency for the light running NEW AMERICAN No Z.
An entirely new. high arm niachiue manufactured
by the old established American SEWN Machine Co,
Philadelphia, which SURPRISES all others in speed. SIM
plcity and durability.
Also, rev Automatic Domestic, Singer, Howe G., W.
and Wilson No. 8. and other first class Machines for
sale rent
We employ cauvassing agents.
BY ueaillS with us you save money and annoyance
Instruction free at your residence by experienced
lady teachers.
Ali kinds repaired and warranted.
g. AUERBACH.
corner 7h and r. rext door to Auerbachs Gents Fur
nishing and Hat Store. iy26
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AUCTION SALES.
TO..MORRO".

INHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At nv auction rooms SATURDAY, AUGUST SIX
TENTH, 1894. commencing ut TEN O'CLOCK, EN-.
braClng every descril ton Of Furniture.
Also
Lot Hardware
Horses. Carrisges, Wagons Harness, &c.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
auI4-at Auctiouee4.
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CENEEAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ bf'rUtES, NV NoEk AND HAyHE
Colulrry's PIER No. 40 North kiyer foot Of Morton
stree, New York
Cairca, de hcrSaDec, Wednesday Aug 20 "a m
AnerlCue. santcil. Wednesday. Aug 81 10 a m
=. Laurent. JOusSv'iig. Wednesday. SEPT 8 1 a m
Checks payable sight. in amounts TO suit on thu
BaHque TrAlsatla:t.que Of lsrts. LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Az No L Bowling Green, New York
q W MOSS. rs feIusy ly aria avenue:
J. ". BOTLLER L SON. J2jPeInsylvana avenue
aGi3 Agents for Washington NJ n
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The baltimore Markccs.

BALTIMORE, August l5.-vlrginia s,xes conscli-
dated 80: past due coupons IS; new ten-fortes 81;
Virginia new threes 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Md, Auxust l5-Cotton dull-mid.
street and western super IS; do extra adoas
Extra DO Rio Erands f.s:psss i. no.
ny. SIS: do superlative patent. s2s Wheat
ern red. ssass do amber. sosss No HsryIsna, siE
a9i; No western winter red spot 81 bid August
es oSer . SSStaG
western nominal; southern white. 65acs: do yellow,
6Ss64%; western MIXED Offering and no bid. Oats
$ss4o Rye quiet, sessa Hay irresu.rrms to choic:
firm With far demand Ness pork. Is s. Buf msstsN
shoulders and clear rip sides. packed 71sa1oh Bacon
butter for asas paefs
nominas soS cones dr,eEio es4
Frashts to Liverpool per steamer quiet and steady
o"r s5s BARRELS wheat Sushes cosn so0
bushels: oats 1000 hushels; rye. 800 bushels.
Sales-wheat 7SS.O00 bushels; corn. $500 bushela
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. August 1s-Wnther clear Ard WARM
On Change. at 1l:15 a m. wheat quiet Septem-
S oesass .na
3 Pnrk-year' la7a Lard-septemoer. 7s71s: octo-
cornAuss OK bga: sepsemBer tos Sid ocs s1sea
4sh bid; November. ~ year; an: NAY, az. Oats
Nav s. hH.esss ~ os s
November. slh; December. SIX; Nay, g. Pork-
7.sS. AOs ''~ '''''A ''''-'' ''''' '''''>'''''s'
Tho Pctroleum Market.
PrTTsBURq. PA. August 15"C!ude oil to-day ID
and the 20
fell back to 76H at noon.
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FINDING OF JEANETTE RELICs-A telegram was
received at the Navy department to-day from the
superintendent OF the New York maritime ex-
change, stating that the bark FiuOrine, which
arrived at Philadelphia to-day reports that JEAN
nette relics were found by EsQuimaux on an ice
foe June last
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Loyal Canadians.

NIAGARA, ONT. August 15.-rne united empire
!oyausts are hoi, Ing the Celtenuisl celebration
mere Two thousand tsrs)As ere present. Lieut.
eOv tsobih601, Sszt. Is iulu, Col Dennlson and
Noiah CAief JoAheon laau. Iatrioic spsecAese
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il Co. Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS BELONGING TO PARTI

WALTER b. WILLIAMS d Co. Auctioneers.
EEEHsTs &c
W be soa It out ; TAs r. MoS
BRUSSELS CARPETS China Glass and Crockery Ware
il WALTER ssf1fi; s. WILLIAMS CO., Aucsonsera
WALTER B. wILLIAMs,& CO. Auctioneers.
wE5hggILT Iwo7sT9R1 FRAME DWELLING
sTkKET s kETMHES SKIN AHR sESLSrH
O'CLOCK g. we shs sell in 'front.' IL d.. preises
By r ny ae
rooms Sans, carpenter shop rear end OF lot AVID
eighteen months notes bearing interest from day
sale and secured by deed Of trust property sold;
of sale.
au15-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
John SHERMAN 4 CO.. Auctioneer.
81 seSHE
District Of Columbia sitting in equity, passed 10 S
SAs,s s.1ss 81 FL Rfs H on D is.
ali and II he
ties to said cause IN and to the south ve t5 feet and
si1 CO. and the north twelve as feet and six g,
inches front by the depth thereof Of lot
gether with tue improvements thereon, consisting of
twostory brick and frame baildns. used and
Terms Of sale: All cash. Or at the option Of the pur
chaser thereof in cash the day of SALE bal
secured by notes and deed Of trust the
premises sold Interest the deferred payments the
on the day Of sale The trustee reserves the
II the terms OF sale be not complied with in seven
sss sd dsm the ned date Thereof to resell said real
rusee
aul3-d&ds Office, 49, Louisiana
VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
ALL STOCK AND maternal On HAND sHp lex.
GETTING SOME sULPHATE OF AMMONIA
1900 SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At TWELVE O'Clock NJ. in front Of the works OF the
northwest. consisting of its LEAD sULPHURIC ACID
CHAMBER, looks and IA feet high, with front and
lbs tall approximate measurements); three Sulphur
Furnaces Tor 81 10 charges hourly four Retort Fur
we
hsrso 'HSs
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. and PATENTED
hoGok and .f the .s
>uphats of Ammonia. including Boilers Pumps Satu-
raors Evaporators Steam Drying Table, implements,
same. The AMMONIACAL Still. is continuous in its
OPERATION ami has producing capacity of from two
tract for the Amnioniaca Gas Liquor will be transferred
to the purchaser OF the works.
This sale will be made account Of Mr. P. Eauer.
18th. 1884.
Terms of sale: Cash within five days. all conveyan-
eng at cost deposit OF $500 forfeit money
required at time Of sale
For further particulars inquire at the Office OF the
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS CO."
au2-dts 62l Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Female res.e,trinnS.

PlTTsBrRa, August 15-Arrangemrnts are being
made Tor u days go asyou-pleaS r-maie w.lk-
inS match, 70 take piAce ut The Culseum The week
ttGusac. NJ 2onday, August IS The match Will
be tor t5oJ. and uIty per Cent OF the receipts
Muoame lool.s. May EOHaTd, and other Well
Known walkers are expected t. CON .,ete.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Tie following are the opening and 2. m. prioso
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
BY special wire TO II. Il DODGE $50 18th StreaS:
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W. BAKER & CO.,
seps DORCHESTER. MASS

DucRos AINEsr.nY Enrxm
as principal ingredient, PURE MEAT Is Scientifically
Populated with tical remedies giving IL wonder-
iuy tiniuatlng PROF critics, invsorating the Vital
forces without fRtiRuine the digestive orgsne
In TYPHOID. YELLOW and MALARIAL Fevers n In In
yauhbe, giving strength to these malignant
diseases Highly recommended by leading Physicians Of
PARIS tonic for Conysloscents and Veal persons;
also Tor lung diseases. l. FOCGERA co, Agents, n z,
ny3l-w6s SOLD bl ALL DRUGGISTS.
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TO SARATOGA LAKE erorer
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLoR CAR LINE

Trains or New York. Vest shore and Buffalo Ry. by
West SHORE Of Picturesque Hudson River. leave Jersey
City Station y: /, o..-. iyi.sIa H.. : follows:
SA.AItfA SPECIAL. 80 JnI.-arr.va S4rato--a
2, f-aITrll LAX Ci-Crse. - = IL Montreal il
Pm g. ~ fH1iilAn Buffet Cas- Saratoga Sbenc.
q Montreal
.ATsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. g:3J ar-Ar-
nv ii T.. hasecSL.l 80 I'm. Grand Hotel ..6I pIo
lario- Ca--
,DAI Ia Res. lois ar1-arrire Albany , y n;
haIUil >inSs T.t. Colr.-st ,qy.l IA tir. so
T-t - @si 80 III z Ga s-tr - - Pm. BUff,o
bauI. sA&I0. =. -. I'D S1s....I FAILS.
-Ai.Ai tr+A fNp Cal -!AiI-I. MOUNT AN *
IDS 20 a1lA- We Hot. haa .rsEiIl 80 . IA
on. t4E'oI t4> Jrs~ c.ty ~ SARATOGA Lake
>AH3EossA AND CATS-TIT. v0TNr.TS I'M
l1ED : - r-In.-AIrIve Hotr- Eastrr#lli q 10 pm
at Il '-'l - : II. saratos 81, IT,. ak OF, re
~ Pm 5.e.--@l - AZ. . u sly- Cars e. Cas-
u S.,l----> = S"i.i. "a iG-c r~e Car "a.
SaratCe2 s-eTsr- t.cAca - NJ E.fei In. Mex 1crl
v n Ss-' "a aud Ga ID :. 2 ..II5- G: J,rS. -..y
Etd aFcii .,ry :; ana Ios transfer l.4rg ~, Io.s
e..
AID 20 Csy @ DsIo; Ara-t e Fem L l. fol com
5stS - JChe a,.3 l7=-e- Csr rs - Ia-ior
W cEaS ir1iI % 10y t4tE advance
h.ot Al y c1i;aA 80 A.cLt iIs--l-aI Cs Co. i,l
tt~s-SL SSEStJ e =. SIS
HLN4.I NOVEL, Gen Pass 1t
t-t-'-l q c-at,- size, . Nv York
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u !; H. !. ii $$|||.|| / =.

Or. CBFTvERS ELECTRIC BELT. or RAeynerstor
hmade expressly for the Of arrangements Of the
provocative orguns Whenever debility the
erRtye orpafs occurs from whatever cause the con-
tlnuous strsam of ELECTRICITY permeAting through
The parts must restore them To healthy action TherO
mistake about this instrument Years Of use have
tested IT. and thousands testified TO- Wei.
moss from lndiscretion lncagscity. Lack Of vigof,
Ste11lity-in fact trouble Of these organs cured
DO not copf2und thus with electric belts advertised %
cure all Ills from head 20 This for the ONE spo-
cited purposa For circulars owing full informstoa
address
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT 90.
ns-s&w loS Warrington street. Chicsxo
RLTIMoRE MD, MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE
- No. IS Mt Vernon Place. Home schoo for younS
ladies and little girls Pounded 1859 Ms Mary j.
Jones and HRS Maitland principals aesisfed by aha
professors. Thorough instruction Iitervture IAN
guage Music and Art Situation beautiful and hesitifni
Address Principals for Circular An - W IA
CBENANDoAH VALLEY ACApFMY. WINcHFa-
- ter, Va. prepares for University Army Nav a
business; G, l. c. MINOR. N A, ttniver,isy OF vir.
sI.--,l IL. " y26Aw-m
EDfHIIL SCHOOL. KEswICK DEPOT. Abe
= ~ -. 1ars county vaiMis c. Il. RANDOLPH, Ma
Nm u HARkIsON,-Next session opens september III
6A-hw-m
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DEATH OF JOHN 7. CoRRIGAN.-Mr. John T. Cor
rigah, the wel-knewn builder and contractor died
yesterday afternoon at his residence No 20 street
northwest, OF paralysis
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RANGE OF THE TBERhONETBH-The Following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
oHcer to-oay:-1 a m, GA; II a. m, $40; = pm,
500 Maximum, $50: minimum, 637.
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COMMISSIONER PRICES RESIaNAr1oN-A month
ago ana some time before leaving for the west
commissioner Price Of the Indian bureau handed
his resignation to Secretary Teller take effect
upon the appointment OF his successor. The fall
Ing health OF bis wife caused him TO give In his
resignation. MIR. Price Will not return 70 the In
dian Office, and 1t is thought his successor VIII be
appointed as soon as the President returps.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August 15-Lieut. Greedy
and hts wife returned to this city from Newhurv-
port this fore noon, and were conveyed In Admiral
Wells carriage to the navy yard, and thence TO
their temporary residence on Seavey,s Island.
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PITTSBUR9 Pa. August 15.-Crude oil to-day IA
quiet and weak and the trading 10 limited small ots
The market opened ut 76>& advanced to o. and then
fell back to 16k at noon.
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LOST Hrs WATCH.-LaSt evening, George Bowie
or York, Pa, who had been with number OF young
men drinking, laid down near the corner OF 10Th and
Boundary streets northwest. When he came TO his
senses, ne found that his watch, silver hunting
case, had disappeared.
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Te1e0raphic Brief

TOULOUSE, August 15.-Dr. Macmillan Pertz,
professor In the University OF Berne died here yes
erday,
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MAKING INQUIRIES ABOUT AN ALLEGED BRASS
1HTRF.--The Navy department IS making INQUIRIES
as to the status OF the case OF joseph simmons
from the navy yard. over ton OF brass and COP
per had been taken from the yard. and some Of it
was found In Simmons possession. AT the Police
Court he gave bail In $2n0 for hearing. but failed
to appear, and the case has thus rested since The
Navy department having made no inquiry OF the
commancant OF the yard the latter has comnunl-
Gated with Major Dye on the subject
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01
ANOTHER FOR HECTOR"

There is atory told by Walter
Scott of an old mountain servant
who, two hundred years ago, at In
verkithing, gave up his own life
after sacrificing that of his seven
sons, as each fell calling forth,
"Another for Hector" In the one
ruling principle Of his life, devotion
to-his chief, were swallowed up all
other feelings, even the love Of his
own children, and as it became nee
essary to the fortunes of of his mas
ter, that one after another should
go down, he steeled his heart to all
the prompting of natural affection,
OF love of his own life, and bravely
sacrificed all for Hector.
I often think of the old peasant
and his sons, as I see the young
victims who are every year, nay,
every day, sacrificed to the great
idol of the time and nation--King
Alcohol. We stand in the narrow
gap as the procession Of the beauti-
full and the gifted goes by; there is
music, bus it is of a dirge-like sound
there are pennons, but they are of
inky blackness; there are bugle
calls, but they are trembulous, as if
calling to a fearful doom; there is
an unnumbered host bringing up
the rear of this advance guard and
at shorts intervals the silence, so
heavy as to be felt, is broken by
the voice Of a Fate calling forth,
"Another for Hectorw
Then the young man in the glo-
ry and strength of his youth, beau
tiful in body, clear in eye, heroic in
soul, gifted with all good gifts, and
full of all possibilities, steps forth
and goes on to doom 50 dreadful
that Dante, with the pen with which
he wrote the Inferno, could not de,
scribe it. 1t is not, as with the
SO, of the loyal old servant, &
swift and certain death to which
they go. 1t is death, indeed, but 8
death slow, shameful, horrifying-s
living, oftentimes for long period
of bestial body after the bestia
dody after the manhood is dead
Il Hattie Tying Griswold.
SAYS DR.. Herrick Johnson, il
the Interior, '1f men say, 'Th'
State is not ready for prohibition,
let the answer be, we mean tt
make it ready Meanwhile, let u
do what in us lies to inforce ever,
prohibitory feature of the licens
law. Inhexibly opposed to tn
adoption, Of any law that licenses
let us be infexibly determined t
enforce all legal restraints upon til
licensed
Mr.. Alexander Balfour, c
Liverpool, wrote some five or 81
years ago letter to Mr.. Gladston
in which he makes the followin
statement
'Gn estimating the practical va
ue of the Swedish license reform a,
of 1855, allow me to refer to the fax
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

CERT1FICATE-We do hereby GER
tify that we supervise the arrange
ments for all the monthly and semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana
State Lottery Co., and in person
manage and control the Drawings
themselves, and the same are c0u
Quoted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all PARTIES
We authorize the Company to use
this certificate, with fac-similes of
our signatures attached, III its ad.
vertisements.
G.. T. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY.
Applications for rates to clubs
should be made only to the Office of
the company in New Orleans.
For further information write
clearly, giving full address.
Remit by Postal Note, American
Express Order, New York Exchange
or draft on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably
by Express. Wepay Express char
ges on all sums of SIS or upwards
Address, NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New
I Orleans, La.
I Address Registered Letters anc
make Money Orders payable to New
Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La.
| ALBERT g. SON,
| General Agents, Alexandria, La
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N a7e sss> Aze
This is tue only Chartered Lottery Of
any Stute.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated in 1868 for Is years
by the Legislature for Educational
and Charitable purposes with a
Capital of sl,OOO,OO0, to which a
reserve fund of over $550,000 has
since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote
its franchise was made part of
the present State Constitution
December 9, A. ID. 1879.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01


Mr.. Alexander Balfour, of
Liverpool, wrote some five or six
years ago letter to Mr.. Gladstone
in which he makes the following
statement:
''In estimating the practical val
ue of the Swedish license reform act
of 1855, allow me to refer to the fact
that no minimum number was fixed
for licenses and thus what is essen
TALLY a permissive prohibitory act
has existed Ill Sweden for the last
90 years. So vigorously have the
people outside of towns used their
permission to limit and prohibit,
that, among three and a half mil
lions of people, there are only 45O
places for the sale of spirits"
The Gothenburg plan or system
is applied to these 45O places, SC
that the very minimum Of evil is
reached.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-01

A gentlemen complimented a
lady on her improved appearance.
"You are guilty of hattery," said the
lady. 'Not so, replied the gentle
man, "for I vow you are as plump
as a partridge " CAT first" rejoin-
ed the lady, 81 thought you guilty
of aattery only, but now | find you
actually making game of me-"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-04

IT APPEARING To THE PRO
i bate Court. by the petition this day
presented and fled by Sarah Hodge, the
Administrative OF the estate Of Abram
G. Hodge, deceased, pray ing for an
order OF sale Of real estate, that it is
necessary 20 sell the whole of the real
estate, to pay the allowance to the
widow, and expenses and charges Of ads
minisi ration:
Il is, therefore, ordered By tae said
Court, that all persona interested in the
estste of said deceased appear before
the said Probate court en- Saturday. the
seventh day of June. a. D. 1884, at ten
o'clock in The forenoon of said day, st
the courtroom Of ssid Psobale Court, in
Provo City, County and Territory Of
Utah. 10 show cause why sn order should
not be granted to said Administrative to
sell all the real estate Of said deceased.
And that q copy of this order be pub~
l;shed st least ten successive days 10 the
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, a news
paper printed and published in Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah
Territory, one Of the most convenient
and nearest daily papers published %
said Utah County.
WARREN N. DUSEN BERRY,
Probate Judge.
Done in open Cont this 26!h dsy Of
May, A. d. 1884.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-04
Territory of Utah, =
County Of Utah.

I. V. L. Halliday, Clerk of The Pro-
bate Court Of Utah County, Territory OF
Utah. hereby certify that the foregoing
is full, true and correct copy of the
original - Order to Show Cause Why
Order Of Sale Of Real Estate should not
be made" and now on file in my Office
Witness my hand and the seal OF
[sEAL.i said Court, at Provo City, this
18th day of May, A. d. 1884.
v. L. HALLIDAY.
m27 Probate Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for
Utah County, Utah Territory.
In the N tier Ct the Estate Of Abram c..
Hodge, deceased.
Order to show cause why Order OF Sale
of Rea' Estate should not be made.