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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-12
SPRING And SUMMER GOODS

Such as Refrgcrators, Ice-Chcsts, Saloon
Chests, Ice-Crcam Frcczcrs, water-COolers,
water-FHterers, Bath-Tubs, Sprinkhng Pots,
Fly-Traps, FlOwerPOts, Hanging Baskets.
Croouet Sets. Flower Trainers, FlOwerStands,
Fruit-J Jars. Jelly-Cans, Wire Dish Covers Meat
and Checse-Safes, Fly-Fans, Hammocks, Lem
on-Squeczers, Icc-Picks, etc, etc.
Get our Spring Catalogue.
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sS-Special Attention gwen to forwarding
bodies to all parts of the United States. Tele-
phone connection. Calls attended day and
light SAlly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-12
CURTAINS And CURTAIN GOODS.

Nottingham Lace Curtains, all latest designs
and choice patterns, as low as 81 % per pair.
Scrm Curtain Material at all prices.
See our 81 % Marseillcs Quilt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-12
UNJAH HENIs THVMs t. II' uI071
BERGSTROM & GRAY,
Undertakes, Funeral Directors,
Livery Stables & Hacks Connected

Hacks No. lOll, IL, Is, IA, 10. Undertakes
Office, - Blum street, and Stables opposite
MengeT Hotel. Bodies embalmed and shipped
all points in tn, Union. Only white Hearse
the City. Open Day and Night. Tel. $50.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To WILLIAM Hanvoop lSp RossRr Urrox:

To WlLIkA HAYWOOD AND RoBERr JPToS:
You are hereby notified tina; we have ex
pend one auaarsd dollars Ia labor sud i'm
uroyefneHis urob the Copper Bank mine, 81
naf.c IN n VERDE sining Dist lei. County
lsvAgai aud territory Of Arizona. in order
hold I'D premises under the provisions
~ectioe 2S24, kevsed S3a'ut.s cf the Unite
States, bei' z the amount ts bod the same 70
he yer eud ~ January ist 1876. And
VT IN ninety days from the service OF thi
notice cor within ninety day after this motto
by publication, you faii or refuse - eoniri
bate sour proportion Of such expenditure .
CO ownrrs, vCur interest IN said clam wti
become the rrof-Art5 Of the subscr Der, under
said Section s32=
KUHN. wUEZBURG q co.
PREscorr, Esrca Istb, lss6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
Wanted in Prescott.
THE PR SCOTT GARDEN.

North end Of McCormiek street. oneYs fer
sale, cheap for cash: Onion sets, plapis Of
rbeuo4ro. no Unlock, NJ col RS Il pr afpsr
agus. no seradish, cabbage. early and late.
eau Mower, tomato, pepper. etc. sods OF
rswbeTry pIanis for mined late bearing
Also asparagus, green onions, parsley, spsu
seh, and fresh eggs delivered TO order Ccr
POst TOR flowers always on hand Gardens I'D
Ornsmentai sr 'unts aid out Sy contra tor
o;herSi>r with view 10 seeur e he hes, r.
suiis az he ieas current exp o. for cult
walton. u rden isbore's hired on 4 with In,
saving implements ard tools. and their vnrL
ssPer Intended II So desired. By tie propri, or
OF the Prescott harden, who will tresIv ma
gratui o1sly give advice on all nor ,ieuI,nrsI
subjects.
address all orders by mall to IN. preseos
Gsr6es." .Is,s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

n n0REsend ten eents sossase .on., -
Hk will nail y0u free, . royal va.
III "V uaoie sempie big Of goods
~ ~ that w,ll put you In the way
Of A<ing more money ~ once, than any
an live AZ home snd work In spare time. or
al the time. capital not FeQnirsp. We will
art you. Immsnse poy uSs fcr taoso Aho
siAxt ~ once. Stinoon 4 CO.
Nj demVly Portland, Maino,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
Naricops county. Territory Of Arisoss. !

xaricope county, Territory Of Arizona, jan
nary, Is. A. D., lo66
To JOSEPH WOODe:-You are hereby
notifed that have expended enc hundred
600 dollars il labor apd improvements upen
TIE "Montesuma'' Mine o lode situaied In
w sppe.r os cerness. SisS J.auaIS S
A. d. 1855 In the once Of the Recorder Of
aid county in order 70 hold said premises
under the previsiors Of Section ma Revised
Statutes OF the UsifeA etstes, being the
amount required 70 hold the same for the
wear ending December Slst, 4. d, 1855. And
u within ninety days SITTER this notice b. pub
ticstion, you fail OF req . 70 contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure - . co-eWner
your interest IN said claim will become the
property Of the subscriber under said Section
x2i l15ood JOSEPH THORNTON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
$50 REWARD

BY resolution, unanimously sdopAd BY the
last meeting Of tts Executive C0mmfttee
THE YAvAPAI STOCK GROWERS Ass0.
ClATION hereby offers . standing reward of
One Hundred and Fifty Doilare for the detec-
tion LEAKING 70 the arrest AMI convJctioi of
any person OF persons guilty Of stes ling cattIe
or hopes belonging 10 any meu Der oftis.s
Association; or for inform alton leading 70 the
arrest and conviction OF any person or per.
sons guilty of marking. branding or ma L.
cloudy killing live stock beiop " ing 10 an
me N Der of the Association.
WE. HAZELrINE. Secretary,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
Di>nOLurioN NOTICE.

Th- 6rm of Up Inswerson 4 Co. has tn .
day dissolved partnership By FiuiPa1 conses :.
with tn~ bDsoess In b. continue, 81 the ID
stand by 1. =. 1ngwersco. All y rises i1Sebt-
ed 10 the above Or are Fsenestea To settle
the sare by the l5ih of May, ar lie. al steps
vii be taken.
Prescott, prii y. lSss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Noti'e Is hereby given that tse irm of
Heisler q Poe has been tn s day dissolved br
mutusl consent The business OF the Inte
firm will be conducted Ly VIM Heisler. 10
Who all q. counts due the firm are payable
and who viii settle all bi Is against IL
VIZ. hErstER.
Prescott, May S. 1856,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12

Referring TO the above notice all persons
indebted 10 the late firm OF heisler q Poe are
mere BY requested 10 CO and settle tie same
vIinin sixty days from the date of this notice
OF Q collector WV. Hrr,IEK
Prescott. Nay s. lsss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12

n n Send six cen fer postage
0n02A and receive IRE . costly boz
"Izkof gcods which will help ysu
UUAVto more mouey r.eut sWay
thsn anything else in this wpri All Of
either EEK snccco from Act hour. The broad
re {. fortune opeis before the worker
absolutely sire. h. oi4es DR. - 1rpe 60.
Dlomdwiy Augusta Maine
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12

0AanaGnsss aso.sy saa. q anyshi.e s,ss
s:ilinS Sos Z o.. kssi..sc sSs.
~ yyvc-ed grAudiy. None fAll. Tefms
rec. Hailsss Book Co.. Portland Maine.
Dld1mvly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
DR.. iiebig
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Ger. sseary and Nas~n
THE COLLEGE INsT37t =
fer the curv OF all s,peci II.
Complicated and -o-<alled In
carntie [ hSonjc Diseases. Or
Liebig's German Insiaorsfor -
roSITIvELy guaranteed 10 cure
Nervous and PHYSICAL Debility.
Weakness, Lost Manhood, L.Dss
Of Energy, ringing and dina
ness In the icAd. melancholy
hopeless feelings, and AL the
resuits of Youthfui | npru.tsnee
and exceses OF mai ure year..
The Doctor, n regular co.legs
physic an. will agree Tn forfeit
a thousand collars for q es--e
the fDvieorator Will not are,
under special treatment I'd
advice.
The rcssoD why so man ID
not get cured OF usSkness anc
the shove diseases, a. oS!H- TO
Q con- piicaf;on called Pr SRA
rokEHsA which requires Pecu-
iiar tresfment.
Liebix,s Iryigorator No. : "a =
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12

enIeieo, loez ISLAND I pleIFs ANYWAY

CHICAGO, 1oel ISLAND I pleIFs ANYWAY
an principal lines East and West 81 initial and ter
eonfinentsi INK in that system o. tArouxh srss.poS
tafion which invites and factstss travel and trse
fzvorite and -st rouss 10 and from points
East. Northeast ard Soeshe.<t. and coarespondlsg
points West Northwest and Southwest
The Great Rock leland Route
Guarantees 10 p-frons shst Of perscnai $500
bed smooth tracks Of ensinno1s steel rail- snbstsn-
italy built calyerts and bridges rolling stork a near
sppsness Of patent saes. platforms and sir hrrSeS
tcai operation q an rs trains osksr speeiait,ss Of
tnioa D-pots, and sbe unsurrasssd comforts and
Injuries Of iss Passenger baaiptsest
The Past Esfr-ss Trains hss~eea chi~aso and
Atrhf~en are composed q veil ventilated naeiy up
hols,ersi Day coaehes saS-.neenf Pullman Palsee
Csr 10 which eisborateiy soi-d mrsi- arr Iei-nrev
eaten Betscca Chicago sns' Kansas t1fy ard Aschsoa
are also run the celebratei keeliHiss THAR Cara
The Famous Aloert Lea Route
j. the direct and fayortfe between chseas 70 and
in Union D~ppts foF al points i the and
hritish frorIaees- Oyee this route Past Exprsss
sorts picfsrels Ioeaitirs sai hsnrine snd sssh.ne
ground. Of Iowa and Elnn-scta- IL j. also mot
r.nss % the rich ~hea; Acids and pastoral
stiii another DIRECT LINE via Seneca and Kan
soiis and Lssa,s s ssa coss sls Rss.s
For detailed attenuation SEQ Mars and FOLDER.
dressing
=. =. cADIG. z. ST. Jonm,
fTesr = Gsn1 Mgr. Gsn1 TIKI 6 PasA AeS
CHICAGO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

Cottonwood, Ysvspai eesntv, Aslseaa, Feb
Yusry Sth, 1eo6.
To the heirs or sduinistrator - the
estate q william Rickasd, deceased. Asd TO
James Kennedy:
You are hereby notiaeA that I have
expended enc hundred (loo) dollars 10 labor
An improvements upoa the SoutAsnpton,
mine Or lede, situated In Verde mining dis
trict, Ysvapai county, Ansona, In order TO
hold said prenises uader the provisions Of
states, being the amount required to hold
the same for the year ending December Slst,
1875 And within ninety days after this
Lotice By publication. you fsi, or refuse 10
contribute yeur properties Of such expend-
vii become the property Of the subscribe:
under saia Section 2S2A
Feb 90 Anf1UD ". Wnl1fAKsn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
The Greai ENGLISH hemsd,

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e.. 49, 49, .Sr Servo Deb.lif.
N NsFG Exhausted vitality
M L. seminal Weak esI
kY 4 IA Wy spermstarrhcea. Los
III - xslS M Manhood, impo;s-cy
A~H 49, ~ Paralysis. and all the
- % A. - II terrible enec of sell
A#f ~ abuse, youthful foIitss
HO<eH )ESyx and excesses IN mascv
E7k tGS/s5 yesrs-such IS Ices y.
&XsTYE11.l<tp& memory .lssEitude noe
SSsSxGS>etssst turnai . missions. aver
siOn TO society dinr mness of vision, noises IN
he head, the vftsl fluid passing unobservee
In the urine, ar i many otner diseases thai
lead to insanify and death.
UT. Mintie, VINO IL n regular graduated pby
stefan. will agree TO forisl. ivc hundred aci'
Jars for a case of tn kind 80 y tai kesffss
tive (under mis- special advice BAG tr5afras5t
gill not Gre, or for anything i'm pure or ipsEr
ious foam I. DR.. Mintie fTsats all private
diseases u eksfuily, without mercury. Con
'dvice, ,ciuo ns analysis Of urine. t5. fris,
4 Vital Restorative, 81 so bottle, orfour times
the quantity, Is: sent 70 any address upon r.
cetps Of price, or c. O. D., securs from oiskI
vst1on, and In private name, II desired, b,
+. Z. AINTIE. N. D.. No. II Ksarny stSec'
-sn francisco, California.
DY. Ntntie's Kidney Rspleoy, SEPHEfssi
UNI, cures all kinds OF kidney and blsic<.
ompiaints, Gononhoea, Lececrrnosa. Gle.
n sale by all druggists: 81 bottle. six %
Dr. MIntis's DANDELIoS PILLS arr III.
~ ann cheapest dyspepsia end bilious
the m arket. For sale BY all druggists.
tE Sample bottle free, sent OF spplica,io
7 letter, stating symptoms, sex and age. Cen,
sun'eations strictly confidential
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
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beautiful, all bu. her skin;
and nobc 1y has ever told
her how easy it is 10 put
beauty ont skin. Beauty
on the is Magnolia
Balm.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
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street. SEn Fr&nciscs.
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healer. consequently No bi fees 10 pay The
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st the DR.. L'ehig Dispenasry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12

positive cure for Prostatorrhe = rIlct ~
elmer Invtgorstor. 81 per ooiiiri elk Tor sh
sent 10 any address on receipt Of price OF [. o
n Responsibie persons pay when cure
africfest se riecy maintained. Pstients cufsc
-, heme LiebIx,s Dispensary runs 80 e.s'
rat rug sfo-a n its bnildinS- Consultation
personally or - letter free.
ORDINARY cAsnA.
Aav recent eases II special prlvntc dts
eases cured for $40. Remedies sufficient e
cure will be promptly cent with fa.i direction
and ADV ic.. on receipt OF SIC. NJ packages
ved frrU an t,aery.ttrlF.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12

Tho Gan Francisco Weekly Alta yin
b sent to any address thirteen WEEKS
q trial for Is cents. Splendid pfem''
N aEs odersd to yearly subsmibess.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-05-12
The Great English Remedy

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15

THE DECISION OF Judge Wales yes
terday 10 clearly against the practice OF
the Delaware pilots and the action OF
the Delaware Legislature on that sub
iect. Delaware has principal jurisdie-
tion ut the entrance TO Delaware Bay,
and naturally had more local interest
in the pIlotage OF vessels that entered
than her larger rival, philadelphia,
above salt water navigation. Threugh
this feeling and influence local laws
have been passed which protected
Delaware pilots against those OF Pniia'
ielphia. Tue cause OF the difficulty
lnow is that the Delaware local laws
provide that Delaware pilots have the
right 70 bring action In cases where
their services once offered are refused,
and It Is against the Delaware pilots
that their charges are excessive when
com pared with the charges OF Penn
syivania pilots. In the case which
brought ont Judge Wales' decision
thorough investigation has been made
Of the United States statutes, covering
navigation OF the Delaware and 1t ha'
been found that the Delaware laws art
In conflict with the United States laws
Under these circumstances there wa
nothing left for Judge Wales to d.
than TO render decision in accordance
with the United States laws, ever
though such decision should be ct vari'
ance with the State laws. Our sympa
thies are entirely for the Delawar
pilots, but what 10 right has 10 be en-
dured and acqulesced In.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15

1t is necessary TO the public welfare
that the great mass Of citizens shall be
profitably employed. Every one should,
therefore, endeavor TO create demand
for labor, and thus contribute 10 the
public good. tt lessen the demand IT
any time Is little less than . crime.
The free traders must, therefore, stand
In the category OF public enemies.
When trade is dull wages necessarily
decline, and when 1t 10 brisk they
must advance TO some extent. Those
who labor m ust endeavor to acoommo-
date themselves TO circumstances. II
they cannot get as great compensation
rs they desire they should take what
they can get. Above all things there
should be no voluntary idleness. IL
they cannot earn proper wages In one
pursuit they should try to engage in
another. Those who decline TO work
should not raise obstacles TO the em-
ployment OF others. No man, how
ever, should be satisfied IN remain In
an inferior position his entire life. He
should aim to save money and set up
business for himself. He can then set
an example TO others, and teach en-
ployers and employees the expediency
and prohtAbleness OF doing whs. is
right. The motto should be 10 let
others live, rs well as to live himself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15

Isn't it better to publish a
popular book at a popular
.price1 Say nothing of what
is fair to the public-Isn't it
wise in money-wisdom to
sell a book that millions
want so that millions can
buy il? Are not the profits
that come from the trade OF
millions more than the
profits that come from the
trade Of the upper ten-thou-
sands?
We fully believe that the
family Of General Grant is a
loser through the restric-
tons put on the sale OF lis
book. OF course the people
are losers the bookstores
are losers. And who are
the gamers? Book-pedlers
and book-pedler publishers;
nobody else. We are do.
ling what we can to repair
the mischief.
If the book had been pub
lished to suit the market, we
believe q million copies Of
it might have been sold.
= john WANAMAKER.
| Chestnut, Thirteenth and Marks
stre~ts and Oity-hAll square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15

THE REPUBLICAN IL not in favor Of
gambling, nor will 1t 10 any way sup
port gam bling or gam blers In thought,
word or deed, rs is charged by our
AmlAble and polite morning contempt
rAry. The REPUBLICAN only opposed
taking the evidence Of one gam bier to
convict another, which evidence is only
volunteered after the victim has lost
his money, and then "squeals" on his
comrAde in crime through q feeling OF
spite and madness. We doubt very
much II jury could be empaneled
that would convict upon the unsup-
ported evidence Of q man who had no
other motive in giving information
against his co-pArtner In crime than to
crafty feeling OF spite, and for the
purpose of revenge for having lost his
money. Gambling, OF course, should
be broken up, but 1t should be done by
Legitimate and truthful evidence, that
can be believed by conscien tious jury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15

The publishers meant to
keep these books, in which
the American people take SO
deep an interest, out of the
bookstores. They intended
you should open your door
to whatever book-pedler
happened to pull your bell,
or go without the Personal
Memoirs OF U. S. Graut.
We hold it hostile to
every sort of interest public
and private that this con-
straint should be put on the
sale OF a book OF such a
character. That is why we
lput it in our bookstore-to
lgive it a market without re-
proach.
i Nobody wants the book
\ pedIer. With bookstores in
all the cities and a-cent-fcr.
two ounces postage or
hooks all over the country
what good can he possibly
ldol
We know what he does
He bores good-natured PEG
lple till they buy 10 get iii
of him. But the bulk of hi
elwork is among non.rtadiui
slpeople. If he got them in
to the way of reading, tia
e. Itself would be useful. n
: doesn't. The books he sci
!. lare not made to be reat
:, They are made to sell t
lie people who have barrel
y Learned to read and ver
/ little beyond that. b,
y thick books; big letters t.
d apart; thick paper; picture
as plenty OF gilt on the cove
1.-THE subject-no matter; Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15
WE'VE COT EN-.
Got What?
The Great knights Of
Labor Shoes.

We have just received the
first consignment Of Knights
OF Labor Shoes. These shoes
are made by Union Work
men and as a guarantee OF
their good quality have the
seal on them issued by the
executive Board and counter
signed by Frederick Turner,
General Secretary-Treasur
err. The stock is cut from
the best tannery Calf with
Glove Kid top and stitched
with silk and are sold at the
low price of 50 90, and are
undoubtedly the best So 90
shoe in the market. We
shall have a cheaper grade
in a short time. 1t will pay
you to call and see these
goods. We have also a full
line of women's, misses and
children's shoes all made by
Union workmen.
l So bring your friends and neighbors,
And come here nothing fearing,
And buy the Knights OF Labor shoes.
You'il find them weil worth wearing,
And N you've never beon before
To MARI & CO.'S, endeavOr,
To go to No. 12, East FOURTH,
It's better late than never.
| MARI 81 cos
Iworkingmen's Boot and Shoe House
| lie, FOURTH STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Fa2atu.th sf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15

bright to take in the hand.
Such books are q hindrance.
The book-pedler's a hin.
drance. He takes the poor
money and gives him
what makes him ashamed
when the school
comes, or the minister calls,
or his boy or girl away at
school comes home over
night.
An American newsstand is
a shocking sight to one ac-
customed to English news
stands. Ours are spread
with barbarous pictures and
sensational h e adlines.-
Theirs are spread with
orderly publications fit for a
civilized people. A library
Of book-pedlers' books would
compare with one of book
store books in about the
same way. In the main it
would be a library of ignor-
rance vulgarly bound.
The book.pedler's methods
are not acceptable when
they are understood. They
answer his purpose only
when not understood. His
whole efficiency lies in being
shrewd in passing his stuff
off for literature, in hattery,
making eople believe
there's nothing between
them and wisdom but books,
and that his is one of the
books.
The book-pedler publish
er's methods are not accepta-
BILE, He creates the pedler
as well as his books; he sets
him up in business; becomes
responsible for him. When
he strikes a good book,
which happens now and then,
up goes the price to double
or thereabout; and the ped
ler's methods are none the
less offensive when he has
an indispensable book that
civilized people have got to
buy OF him because the pub
Usher keeps it out OF the
bookstores.
Almost the whole sub
scription business is baseC
on books that serve no use
fol purpose in the world al
prices too high for gooc
ones. 1t seems almost q
great a public misfortune t
have important books keeI
out OF their righttul scop'
by the double constralnt c
high price and ofFensiv
handling as to have the nor
reading class misled in thu
first experience OF book buy
ing.
There is legitimate use 70
a subscription method i
publishing. Great under
takings, involving cost to-
great and profit too little fo
individual publishers, mu:
be helped along by thos
: who want them accomplish
: ed. There is a cyclop1di
, in preparation in German
| on which four. hundre
eminent scholars have bee
} writing for many years a
c ready with many more yea
: before them. The Eacycl
e ppdia Britannica is being r
a written at the rate OF tW
E volumes a year; a work
0 twelve or fifteen years. Et,
: biological Dictionary Of Il
English Language of TWEEN
: or thirty volumes likewis
n Such works must be helpe
r along. But the subscril
n ton method they call for
7. directly opposed to that
y the book-pedler. What ,
are saying doesn't apply
S. them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15

burle OF revolt, which calls only the
righteous and not sinners 10 repent-
|Anoo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-15

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dress Registered Letters to
REW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, Ia
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u OVER HLlF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED

Louisiana State Lottery Company
Incorporatediin 1855 for rs years by the
Legislature for Educational and d'hsr''Shle
purposes-wi.h . capital OF 500 o. o
which = reserve fund Of over sS6O,C0O has
sinoe been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote It's frau.
hise was made . part Of the present state
Constitution adopted December ID, A. d.,
1879.
Ats Grand single Number Draw.
ings will take place monthly. II never
ssales or pqstuones Look 81 the following
distribution
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1891 Grand Monthly
AND TIE
EXTRAORDINARY QUARTERLY DnLWlNG

In the > cademy Of MusIc, New Orleans,
Tuesday, June lo. 1886.
Under the personal supervision and mar
aUement Of
GEs. q. T BEAUREG ARD, Of Louisiana,
and GES. JUBAL A. ARLY. OF virginia.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
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ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR,
EDMUND MOODY.