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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-19

The Volume of Business In the Week End
Ing to- Day Quite Satisfactory.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 10.
In nearly all departments the volume of trade in the
week closing to-day has reached the highest expecta
ions. more especially with the houses which handle
holiday goods. It has been busy week with the
wholesale confectoners and the dealers in toys The
dry goods as WELL speak of their bushes being
very satisfactory and really exceeding their expecta
ons the early part of the month trade previous
ly had been brisk. The grocers, as weT are having
good trade the tendency 20 higher prices and the
winter-ke weather stimulating their business. The
disturbed condition of the stocb market has unsettled
the prices of staple goods somewhat that the cof
fee and sugar markets, while to-day not quotably
lower, are weaker than in the early part of the
week. The impression prevails, however, that coees
viii still go higher. This belief is based on tele-
grams and cables received from other markets. all of
which denote lighter supply than had been estimated
and stronger tone toprces than had been anticipated
The produce markets active with the approach
of the holidays. and the poultry market. which
has been under cloud, is looking up and advance
in prices is quite probable in the early part of the
week coming. The provision market is shaping up
quite satisfactorily to the handlers of hog products
all Of whom talk higher prices There is little more
life noticeable in the hide market which has necessi
tated readjustment in prices, although really
there is advance. The druggists buster than
they have been for some months past, but prices in
the articles which we quote have not materially adj
vanced.
GRAIN.
The local market rather fat to-day; the attend
Change small and dealers bid cautiously.
The advance in east-bound grain rates which takes
effect Monday. has already had unfavorable eff.
feet the market and it will doubtless be some days
before it win adjust itself TO the advance. Prices to-
dav ruled az followe.
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Elsewhere.

elsewhere.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 49, Cattle - Receipts. 483
shipments 200. The market ruled strong on all
kinds Christmas beeves $4. S005.40; choice heavy
native steers. 81 % 0470; butchers steers, fair
choice SD 20 feeders. fair to good So. 5003 15;
stockers fair to good $20275 Texans. common to
choice ST. so O365.
Hogs-Receipts 2, I6S; shipments none. Ali sold
early at prices shade easier than yesterdays choice
heavy and butchers selections. $4 80 al So; pack
ing fair to good, $410D1.30; Workers. medium
to fancy SO. Is; pigs, common to good So. so
$3.50.
Sheep Receipts, 156; shipments none The mar
ket was strong choice and dull common; COM
mon to choice, 81 S0a4i Christmas lambs and NUT
tons, $4. 1004.6O
CHICAGO Dec. 18.-The Drovers Journal re-
ports Cattle-Receipts 1000: shipments. 1000.
The market steady shipping steers $50 to 500
TBS average So 800 85; stockers and feeders 500
$50; cows. bulls and mixed $1.400I.45; Texas cat
Hogs-Receipts, %. 600; shipments, 1000. The
markes was slow closing 501Oc lower; rough and
mixed Ike s SO packing and ID ssspgiRg $1,000
Sheep-Recepts, 1000; shipments, 1000. The
market was steady: common to good natives, So. 90
@4.75; Western, $3.50 so; lambs, $40o; Tex
ans, 81 $3.50.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 19.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. III shipments,
Market strong and active good Co choice,
tors 90 con%5n 70 medium s.ssrs S
COWS, 81 5003.
Hogs-Receipts: 1906; shipments, $50. Market
weak and go 10c lower: good to choice 81 l004 %;
common to medium, So 500405.
Sheep-Receipts, al; shipments. none. Market
steady; good to choice, $2.6003.25; common to
medium, $l.500240.
shipments, 152. Nothing doing; all through con-
signments.
Hogs-Receipts. 2,soo shipments, ., 200. Market
FIRM Philadelphia $4.50046O; Yorkers, $4.2
04.40; common and light, S404.l5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 shipments, !, 200. Mar
ket strong Nothing doing
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Award of Prizes for skatine.

There was a large crowd at the Virginia,
avenue Rink yesterday afternoon and evening"
The prizes for best children skaters were
awarded to Miss Essie Fisher and Mr.. John
Nuebliug for best skating between the ages Of
six and nine years, and to Miss Naomi Carney
and Mr.. Charles Hedges for the best skating
between the ages of nine and twelve The
prizes for the best children skaters between tho
ages Of twelve and fifteen will taks place or
Thursday afternoon of holiday week.
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For Christmas S,sndav-sehooI Concert. BD CAaplai'
b. HibbeH. U. *. ~.
FIRST SPEAKER

FIRST SPEAKER
When Bethlehoms plains TRANSPORTED wisA
light,
And the Shepherds stood gazing below,
They saw in the heavens above them sight
That kindled their hearts to glow.
On the edge of cloud stood the angel Of God,
With cherubic legions attended,
While voices unnumbered both near and afar,
In melodous chorus blended:
II bring said the angel on wings of love flying,
"Joyi joy! to this desolate sod;
In Bethlehem's manger a savior is lying,
Who is Christ, the incarnate of Godr'
Then the cherubic egons praised God in full chorus,
And this the song that rang out the air.
Chorus-(1o be sung in eoncerD
Gloria Dec in Excelss,
Peace earth. good viii to menu
SECOND SPEAKER
Thus the Word was made flesh and in honor and duty,
Thro' childhood and youth, up to manhood sublime,
Every stage of life nobly unfolding in beauty.
He lived example for all coming time;
He wept at the bier of the dead, as a mortal;
He gladdened the marriage of bridegroom and bride;
Ilumined the pathway thro deaths gloomy portals,
And turned its sharp arrows uninjured aside
Let us, then. tune hearts all to join the full
chords
AS sung to the shepherds on Bethlehem's plain.
The Christ is ours and the heaven Ger us,
And the angels waiting to join the glad strain
Chorus-"Gloria Dec in Excelss;
Peace on earth, good will to menl"
THIRD SPEAKER
What is TRUTH answered Plate the infdel Roman,
When Jesus in calm quiet dignity stood
Before him in judgment, surrounded by foemen.
Inamed with fierce passion and thirsting for blood.
what is TRUTH" answered Plate and WHO hopes to
finditg
Shall We like the Roman agnostic, despair,
Declaring, while passion or prejudice blind it:
"'Tis q willo' -the-wisp--a mirage OF the ari"
Nay, letsns all join the song in full chorus,
AS sung to the shepherds on Bethlehem's plain.
The Christ is ours and the same heaven Ger us.
And the angels waiting to join the glad strain.
Chorus-"Gloria Dec in excelsis
Peace on earth, good will to mem"
FOURTH SPEAKER.
The Arab now pitches his tent on the plain
Where the shepherds heard angels once sing.
And the Musselmans steednow crunches his grain
In the manger that Graded our King
But the living faith and the hearts pure devotion
The angels enkinded in bosoms Of old,
Have swept the wide world and from ocean to ocean,
Till millions rejoice when the story is told;
And the Savior more is babe in the manger,
But conquering hero almighty to save;
To the helpless a refuge a friend to the stranger,
Still welding sceptre 'er death and the grave.
Let take the song them and join the grand chorus
AS sung to the shepherds on Bethlehems plain;
The Christ is and the heaven DER us,
And the angels waiting to join the glad strain.
Chorus-"Gloria Dec in excelsis
Peace earth. good will to men,"
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The Builders Exchange.

secret meeting of the board of directors was held
Friday at 10 o'clock A. M. Messrs. Townsend
Bros. and George McGinnis elected members of
the exchange.
A special debate held Friday evening when
Mr.. Conrad Bender delivered a brief essay on the
subject Of The Selfish Nature of Man" warm dis
cusson followed the following gentlemen taking part:
Messrs. Peter Reuter-. James Twiname, O. r. Olsen
John Martin B. F. Hetherington John c. Person
Levi Person VIM Rattan. j. S. Farrell, and Thomas
Griffith of Montezuma Ind Another debate meet
ing will be held Jan. z. All questions for de-
bate should be left with Mr.. o. r. Olsen chairman
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Alex. Mcknight has sued the Western Union
Telegraph Company on account of an alleged
failure to deliver in time telegram sent by
him, on Nov. 10, to Spencer. He asks for q
judgment for 500.
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Business Centers.
NEW YORK, Dec 18.-Flour-Rece;pts, 1913
brisi exports 232 brls, g., 291 sacks Less active
aud rather weak; prices. however, show no decided
change; sales, Id. 400 brls
Wheat-Receipts. $4,000 bu; exports. 81, 500 bu;
cash. barely steady. with more doing for export
Options heavy sales. 1.04s0O0 bu futures, 274,.
900 bu SPOT No. 2 spring. 9oiac uagraded
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No Christmas OF New Years table should bq
without bottle OF ANGosTURA BTTTERs tho
world,renowned appetizer OF exquisite Tavor.s
Ask for the genuine article, manufactured By
DR.. ]. G. B. Siegert s. Sons,
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and do the best work cf any house in the city
Bring in your watches that other jewelers. have
failed to make 60, and we will guarantee YOU
satisfaction, at 38 West Washington street.
Marcy, The Jeweler Our work is warranted
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MAKE some poor man happy by presenting
him with one of the all-wool cheviot overcoats
the MODEL is selling at So.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Steady, with Little Change In Prices
Hogs Active and Shade Lower.


CATTLE-Receipts 200; shipments, 800 Fair sup
ply and quality fair. Market steady few fine TOO
lb. steers sold FOR 81. go and some 1850 to 15OO
lbs sold from 81. 30 go; common to medium 900
to 1900 lbs sold from 1904; good style feeders,
1000 to 1900 lbs, SO. 5004 the best of butchers
grades steady at about the prices. We
would advise shippers that have stock for Satur
days market to have them here Friday, there
will be no business transacted on Christmas day.
HoGs-Receipts, 1850; shipments, 8, 100. Quality
good. Market opened quiet at about yesterdays
close, but later became more active and a shade
stronger and closed steady. All sold The following
are the closing quotations:
Heavy packing and shipping 81 30O4.40
Light and mixed packing 4.OOO4.20
Common to good light $50 "a. 10
SHEEP-Recerts, 200 shipments, 165. Fair sup
ply. Market strong all decent grades. All sold
early We would advise shippers that have stock for
next Saturdays market to have them here on Friday
as there will be business transacted Christmas
day.
Good to choice mixed grades So 1904. 10
Common TO medium NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.OOD3.4O
Common Z0OOZ.SO
LAMBS o.VoU4.4O
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What Is Nicer

And more useful Christmas gift than q smok-
ing jacket or dressing gown2 We have them in
all qualities at So to $25. MODEL.
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The banks now hold 5000, 606 in excess of the
70 per cent. rule.
LONDON, Dec. 1a.-Bar silver. 46l4d per ounce.
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Gle ~Gntaligrmm
wuEELlNG, W, va JuLY IA 1850.


A great scheme for a new party is being
Matched out in Washington, ltis nothing
more than uniting the farming and labor
interests Of the country for the election Of
men 10 Congress to attend to the interests
Of these classes and to counteraGt the ell
iects Of mouopolies, A convention Is &c
held at st. Paul on the 25th Of August
where an organization will BIZ effected
The men who are at the head Of THU
movement may hope for results that they
will never obtain aaa distinctly political or
psuizatlon. There are enough friends o
the lsborlug and farming classes in the he
publican party to accomplish what TIM
new party desires II it gets tho entire
suppor. Of the farmers and laboreIa, ltli
folly Tor q certain class to go oil by iIse!I
and erect an independent party II In
yarlably fails. 1t either attracts strength
enough from its strongest friend
to defeat it while it does moi
raise to power itself, or else it eventually
passes into the control Of %unscrupulouf
politicians who make a living of the ere
dullty Of their followers without giving
them any benefits In return.
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The first indication that the action Of
the Republican editors Of Ohio, on the
Payne bribery case, has hurt the Doodle
gang, comes from a Columbus dispatch to
the New York Sun, which aays:
The real object Of the Republican edi-
tors, who met here the other day foT the
ostensible purpose Of %denounCing bribery
said 10 have been committed in the cleo
ton Of Henry D. Payne to the Senate, has
leaked out through the large mouth OF
Field Marshal Halstead. 1t was not for
effect on the action Of the Senate on Mon.
day, but to furnish q campaign document
for the Republican party in the November
elections, The revolutionary and rascally
work in the Legislature last winter, and
the bitter and unstatesmanlike course Of
Governor Foraker, has put the Republt.
can party OF Ohio on the defensive. 10 70
before the people apologizing Tor the acts
OF the party they knew would be q losing
game from the start, and Republican
papers and speakers will Try to g~alvanize
into life the weak and foolish lies abuut
Senator Payne.
This Is begging the question. The Re.
publican administration Of Ohio has moth
ing to defend. 1t unseated the fraud Sen.
ators and Representatives Of Hamilton
county after a desperate fight, and inyesti'
gated the crooked methods Of Mclean and
his tellow.boodlers in %Crime-there Is moth
ing in this that requires a defensive cam
paign.
When Governor Foraker came into Of
fee he found an empty Treasury, plumber
cd by the Democratic Legislature, and
money had to DO borrowed to pay the
usual charges on the Government. Will
the Republicans Of Ohio have to defend
this matter2 When the election rolls
around the Democracy will soon discover
which side is conducting a defensive cam.
paign.
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Tin orc has been found near Olympia.
W. T.
The Fourth Of July will not come OF
Sunday again until 1907.
"shades Of DEATH" Is tho romantic namt
Of q place In patke county, Ind.
Every man on the Pennsylvania Repub
liCan State ticket was a Union soldier.
An Alabama man recentlydlvorced fror
his wife died from grief over the Bepara
ton.
AT a "John" picnic in Pennsylvania
every son Of a man named John was Riy6r
plate Of cake and q dish Of ice cream.
Tho female grain BpsCulatorB In Chicago
number over q dozen, and many Of them
are regular attendants at the Exchange.
The majority Of the Toll paintings i'm.
posed Upon the CredulouA citizens Of New
York az q each are made for thitty.fye
cents.
Elshty.six choral societies, numbering
In all 1888 members, have entered for the
choral festival to DO held az Milwaukee
during the present simmer.
The census returns for Paris have lust
been issued. The population numbers
92blSOO, showing the small increase oil
1888 since the last census Of 1881.
Sleeps horn horSeuhoes have beentrlsd
In France, and are said 10 DO better than
Iron on %pavemsnls, 40 the horses are leBH
liable To slip, and the shoes are az durable
A bronze pot with about 10 900 English
Rilyef coins Ia Il has been found In digging
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The Mmuuorchor and Germania Sing.
ing Societies, Of this city, will go to the
Milwaukee SNngeffest via the great Balti-
more & Ohio route on o special train OF
magnificent Baltimore 4 Ohio sleeping
cars, elegant day coaches and superb din.
ing cars. The above named nocietles and
their friends have perfected arrangements
to go to Milwsnke0 in grand style via the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, on Tuesday,
July 20, leaving here at 7:55 r. NJ, city
time. Rate for the round TIP only 50 90,
allowing stopover privileges ut Chicago,
both going and returning, The Baltimore
& Ohio takes you for miles along the
banks Of Lake Michigan, aflording a grand
view on entering the great city Of Chicago.
Tickets and sleeping car accommodations
cah now be secured by calling on I. @.
Burke, Ticket Agent Baltimore & Ohio
DRnot.
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roMnwAuknEw WITHOUT CHANGE

Go With tho "ArIOn" and Avoid Omnibus
Transfers and Delays Round Trip so co.
The HArloni' have selected the Pan.
Handle route for the Milwaukee excursion
for the reason that Pullman palace sleep
inRearswould be run through from Wheel
mp 10 Milwaukee and that those not destr-
%inpsleepars wonhn not have omnibus trans
iers, the connections being made in Union
Depot at Chicago. The charge for Sleep
ing ear berth TO Milwaukee will bs ga low
as other lines charge at Chicago, Do not
forget this. AsutfiCient number Of appll,
cations have already been received TO fill
several sleepers and orders should be
made early to any OF the undersigned for
berths, sothat ample accommodations may
be provided. The special train will leave
the Pan. Handle depot at lao p, NJ. Tues
day, July 20, arrive Chicago $3.50 T, NJ,
Milwaukee 1000 A. NJ, Tickets will be
good going July 10, 20 and q, and good
for return passage until July 80. Stop
can be made at Chicago either going or re-
turning, For tickets and further infoTmR-
ton call on +. Rlester, ll45 Main street
Otto Jaeger, +, Cruise, at seabright'a
store, Edmund Booking, o. A. Schaeler 4
Co., corner Market and Fourteenth streets,
or Ticket Agent, Panhandle Depot
Wheeling, w. Val
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common porous p%laslen-WhlOh you can Eel iot 4
lOtg A. Ady OFT eChOAp John dttgglAtA-yO have
uApClnn Platter u worth thVm ALL" The fea'Oti IA
thisl = lentOn'l II the only porous plaAter III tho
mafEgl that IL honesty and tkillinlly made, and
lolenllhpallY lhgdltat0d. Others arc no more han
bc0!usC, lhey ~ AtesN hQ1b Of the lnpfedl,n 81 which
render DetsnlIa valuable, The latter arc prompt
~ Acil pleasant 10 WeAt, and cure In a lew hours
ailments which 0uhert will not gVeu relieve. The
NCapil1ih,' "LAplOltl," "CAhh6ih ! or hCepd.
cine, plaslor,. a. worthless aijlOitS intended 10
deOl I've, Ash tgi Bllsgh's and lUOk iof tne "thttO
no centre, yla.NWdi
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Mill Improyemcnl. ~ pohbln.

correspondence u Inc MldIIleRctr.
DoBBlN, W. Va, July l2-The ]. L
Rumbargor Lumber Company arc remod'
cling and e%nlarging their mill at this
place. Two boilers and a two hundred
horse power engine are being put In, and
the building made as large again. The
capacity by these improvements will be
increased about one.halL.
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Nntlunai srunEOrfcst ut milwaukee,.

For the National sGngetfest, to be held
ct Milwaukee, Wis., July 10th TO Goth,
1850, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, will sell round trip tickets at low
excursion rates. For time Of trains, rates,
sleeping car accommodations, &C., cali
upon or address agents ofthe Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad,
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Special Sunday l.xcurslon vIn The u. & ORR

Commencing Sunday, June 0, and con.
tlnuing during the summer months, the
Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion tick
els to Pittsburgh and return at the rate oil
ST. 90, and Washington and return 81.
Trains leave, city time, 6:O5 A. NJ, 1885 a.
NJ. and 1885 IN.
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Speeta1 lottrsS.

EITsi-Ali Fits stopped ice BY Dr.. RllnOI Great
Nerve ReSGotet. No Fih after ftbt days tise. Mar.
yelOus cures. Treatise aud q % trial bottle free 10
VI FNtra. Rand In ~ RiinA Oti AtNh ~ phllA.. ~.
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National E%ncunpmcnt of the q. A. r. II
San EranClscO.

For the National Encampment OF the
Grand Army Of tho Republic at San Fran
cisco, the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany will cell round trip excursion tickets,
at low rates, and over the different routes.
For routes, rates, &C., call upon or address
agents Of the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
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A 2,s03 barrel oil we'll to the stock.
holders Of the Central Oil Co., Of Wheel.
ing, as regards satisfaction, Is q pigmy to
the satisfaction Ohio Valley Rio Collee Is
giving TO those who are using II. Try II.
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You are cordially invited 10 call at our
classroom and examine tho Standard Ro.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
est, easiest and stillest running machine
OF the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents. for the Standard and
white Sewing Machines aud the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
Write for catalogues.
EDw. L. RosE 4 Co,
IS Twelfth RlrRet.
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AnloN EXCLUSION

To MilwnukOU In rullmm Cnrs-lIOunI
"Trip 50 90.
Those desiring aleepiug car accommo.
dations should apply early to +. Riester,
1l45 Main street. Train will leave the
Panhandle depot July 20, at $40 +. NJ,
city time, and sleepers will be run through
to Milwaukee. This Is the only route
that does not require an omnibus transfer
at Nhicapn.
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Ul, z, q @ InIIrOnU,
Leave 1ellAlre al Gus o. In. for WoOdSaeld and
Leave DbtellAlrc at $50 p. M. for wOOdsasld aud
9ummefield,
Arrive NJ sollairO at ;SOa a. m. from summOraeld,
aud Al $40 ., IN. from HlnesVllle,
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The FIRST directory Of New York city
was issued MAY 9, 1855, and contained SAL
names. The Tooth volume Just published
contains 9l3,9 02 names.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NATION or REFERENCE MARKS. sDllly. tSundAy
exrsDted, monday e~XCepted,-Whe. ling time:
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the Of.
nnEcmentB for all the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings Of The Louisiana State LOTTERY Company,
aud IN person manage and control the Drawing
Themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty lir1GSs, L aug " tS soO8 ga ,aIIn @wataS al pGt,
certificate, with lao SMILES Of our signatures NJ.
AChed, In It's advertisements"
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented Ut our counters.
]. II oGLtsBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank.
J. w. KILBRETu, Pres. Stats National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans National Bank.
Incorporated In 1868 for Is years by the LcgiBlG
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes, With
q caplAl OF q, 000,0O0-to which q reserve fund Of
over $4,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote iS franchise
was made q part Of The present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. D., lS9.
The only lottery ever voted Oh and endorsed by
the people Of any State. II never scales or post
liz Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings regular.
" every three months Instead Of s~eml.AlnuGlly q
heretofore, beginning March, 1885.
AgplendId opportunity 70 win d fortune. Eighth
Grand Drawing, Glass II, In tho Academy Of Music.
New Orleans, Tuesday, August l%OtL-1O6th
Monthly Drawing.