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GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March 10, 1888.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each;
Halves so; Quarters s.; Tenths 81: Twen-
tieths 81.
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OE FEMALES

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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.

REMEMBER s seaer sGs BesSFeSaf Sf
and Early, who are in charge of the drawings,
is a guarantee of absolute fairness and integ-
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REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes
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signed by the President OF an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized in the
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
" Over a Million Distributed.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900.

ave do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Quar-.
terly Drawings OF The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and con-
same are conducted with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward all parties. and we
authorize the Company to use this certificate,
with fac SMILES of our signatures attached,
in its advertisements
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THREE FINE LOTS FOR s75-Lots /, 2, and
i 3, in block 80, original city lot No. 8, range
2, east side of San Antonio river. T. b. JOHN.
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SKIN SCALP BLOOD
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Bargains,--For Sale, For Rent.

FTNwO-Fine building lots for sale, size ll0xl7O
feet, in block 1877, west of San Pedro creek,
adjoining Krisch property. Inquire of 7. b.
johnson, LIGHT office
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REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
or THE-
San Antonio National Bank,

Al san Antonio. in the State Of Texas, at tho
Close OF Business, February n, 1883.
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EDWARD LUEDER.

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JUDGE GRESHAM, while refusing to rule
that the attempt Of the c. B. q Q. 10
form railway trust. absolved the Rock
Island road from its duties as common
carrier, refused also to grant the injune-
ton against the Rock Island asked for
by the Quincy people. The raising Of
the boycott on freight yesterday, as an
nounced in the afternoon dispatches, has
freight into the Burlington yards that
they are utterly incapable of handling
it. 1t looks very much as though the
Burlington would have to come to
terms with its employees in order to fulfil
it's contracts and take care OF its
freights.
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THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

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INFANTILE
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Constitutional Catarrh

No single disease has entailed more suffer
ing or FASTENED the breaking up of the consti-
tuition than Catarrh. The sense of smell, OF
taste, of sight, of hearing, the human voice,
the mind-one or more, and sometimes all.
yield to its destructive influence. The poison
it distributes throughout the system attacks
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bust of constitutions. Ignored, because but
little understood, by most physicians, impo-
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New ORLEANS, La, April 3, 1888.
Editor Light
The two democratic factions In this
city have each put out parish and NUM-
cipal tickets and are waging hot and
fierce war upon each other. The germ
OF this split was the contest between
Nichols and McEnery for the guberna-
torial nomination, and 1t is almost GER
tain the present breach will grow wider
in the future. The boilers from the
nominations made by the regular par
ish democratic convention, were all
Governor MoEnery, and were hugely
disgruntled and exasperated at his over
whelming defeat by Gen. Nichols. The
Times-Democrat was the general horn
blower OF McEnery, and its editor
Major E. A. Burke, was defeated for re-
nomination as state treasurer, by the
overthrow of his chief, McEnery, and
very naturally is raw In spots, SO the
Times-Democrat is now footing its
horn for the boiling faction. The "States
newspaper" enjoyed the state printing
under Gov. MoEnery, and one Of it's
editors held q parish office, and, Of
course, its disgruntlement over No
Enery's defeat was excessive, 80 1t bel
lows like bull of Bashan, for the bolt
ing faction, which is made up, warp and
wool, of the partisans of Gov. McEnery.
The most shameful circumstance
about this split is that the McEnery dele
gates to the state convention were not
only wiling to support Robert G. Davey
for governor, but used every effort to in
duce him to betray Gen. Nichols, but
now denounce and oppose him for
mayor under the pretenoe that
he is one of the bosses of the ring
in this city and therefore unworthy of
support. The faction, which is now
boiling the regular nominations of it's
party, howled like gang Of half
famished oayotes at Gen. Nichols, be-
cause he supported an independent
candidate for congress in 1888. Politics
in Louisiana resemble an ancient cheese,
they are very corrupt, and they stink
"mutchly;" as ARENAS Ward would
say, Gen. Nichols is q pure and pstri
otto man, but he is a puppet in the hands
Of his friends of the professional poll
tician type.
II the republicans In this city could
corral their vote, they would stand 9
good chance to elect republicans to the
parish and city offices, bat the coloreC
vote cannot be counted upon, and
besides, the republican leaders are
anxious to enter into a bargain anC
trade with one OF the democratic fac
tions in order to strengthen Yarmouth
for governor. Both political parties II
this state are full OF corruption ant
bossism, and on a camp hunt for thu
Offices.
New Orleans Is chock full Of hoodlums
rowdies and thugs, who prowl about il
gangs. A few days ago, four rowdie
beat an old man almost to death on tn,
streets, in broad daylight, without provo
cation, and the SPECTATORS OF this bruta
outrage were afraid to interfere, as tn
rowdies fourished thier pistols. Las
night hOOdlum shot a citizen dead ant
tried to kill the mans wife, too. Tn
police are much to blame for this hood
iumism and rOwdyism, but the fact, is
that the police force is entirely too SINAI
for the population. A single policeman
cannot cope with three or four rOugh'
who are armed to the teeth and heste
with tsngle-leg whisky. A couple G
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Wonderful Cures.

A. Dreiss, wholesale and retail druggist Of
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roughs beat q street car driver half to
death on his car the other day.
April opened with real spring weather,
and the mosquitoes are out In force and
very lively.
p. S.-Mr. Daniel A. Rose, deputy
United States marshal, was nominated
for a municipal Office by the boiling
democrats, but sfgnified that he would
decline, wherupon he was notified that
he must accept the nomination, or he
would be removed. This 10 q shameful
violation Of civil service by Mr.. Roses
superior. PETER PYNLEY.
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THE BRENNAN Banner man. in a recent
issue of his classical sheet, rises above
his general level and pens the following
literary gem:
The assinine tramp on the San An.
tonic LIGHT will please take notice that
the Banner had his sort in mind when II
referred to N. w. Quincy rs standing
head and shoulders above his white re-
publican brethren"
In answering this concentration OF
wisdom the LIGHT naturally hesitates
as to which course to pursue, that ad-
vised by Solomon in the 4th verse OF
XVI Proverbs, or that set forth in the
9th verse OF the same chapter. The ad-
vice in the 4th verse suits the LIGHT
best, particularly as an all wise provi-
dence has not made it responsible for
the mental condition of the Bannerite.
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Are headquarters for ID. Landreth sons
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NEW ORLEANS LETTER.

New ORLEANS, La. April 8, 1885
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An Old Crime.

Sheriff Zspp, OF LAGRANGE. and Deteo-
tive Tom Bales took breakfast in
Rogers restaurant this morning with
Searcy Secrist, alias Charley Ross.
whom they arrested In Socorro, New
Mexico. and are taking to LAGRANGE,
where he is wanted to answer a charge
of murder, said to have been committed
some wears ago.
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Notice Of Removal.

Notice OF RemOVaI.
We have moved our Office to the
second floor of the Riverside building,
No Commerce street.
We hold the bridge and will be pleased
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WAHRENBERGER 81 BECKMANN,
4-33t Architects.
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A preparation which is adapted to the re-
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DIX DV'c Skin and Scalp preserved
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
An Actor by Proxy.

Il must tell you how l appeared once
on the theatrical stage by pr8x :" sad
a lady who is the head OF department
in one of Detroit's large dry goods
stores, 1.-THE only time that / had a
double to represent rue.
at was when company was play
ing the Big Bonanza here that Mr..
=, one of the proprietors, came to
me with strange gentleman and told
me to let him have several cloaks on
approval.
II was assisted by tall. sim young
lady. while | as you perceive, am quite
the reverse. noticed the gentleman
eYeng us very closely, but thought
nothing of it at the time. He told Us
that he belonged to the big Bouanza
troupe and, after he selected the cloaks
he wanted, gave US each a compliment
tary invitation to see the play and went
away.
when the evening came we attend-
ed in company and sat together. Our
seats were near the stage and we easily
recognized in one of the characters tine
gentleman who had selected the cloaks
the day before.
We'll, after a while there was a
scene representing the interior OF a dry
goods store, and their were cloaks, and
two ladies selling them. These two
were exact counterparts of myself and
assistant Miss. was really start
led by the resemblance to myself
Friends in the audience also noticed il.
and the actors themselves Kept glanc-
ing at us to compare notes. Ii was
amusing, and also very embarrassing.
The actor who borrowed the cloaks
mnst have had quick memory. for he
had drilled his characters into exact
initiation Of our trick Of selling AID
method of displaying goods. The Ike
ness to ourselves was so natural THAI
made both OF us nervous
That was my first and last appear
ance on the mimic stage. "-Detr0H
Free Press.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

messages from his mother inquired
after Mrs. Testers music, and
listened to her singing. AT last hS
said, gravoly. suddenly;
Katie, l am going away tomorrow.
''0h, Toni oh. Toni cried Katie,
in tone of keen disappointment. 81
sought 90 was dom to stay all the
time"
Tom shook his head.
II can't, Katie. And so you are
really sorry, are youp Welr'AHith a
sigh-'Tm glad somebody cares"
This was said with great tmureSse-
nent but it fa led TO elicit any re-
spouse from the still figure at the piano.
Tom put Katie off his knee aud cross
ed the room. Mrs. Lester was tting
very straight very STILL and as Tom
leaned his elbow on the piano. she
winked hard to keep back two big
tears. but Tom saw them. and before
she could stir. had seized both her
hands in his
''0h! Mrs Lesteri You do care" he
cried, exultantly. "You dop' And as
the tears detied all efforts to cotrol
them, and rolled slowly down her
cheeks. and splashed on her gown.
Tom released her hands, and putting
his under her chin, turning her BLUSH
ing face up to his. Darling" he
whispered, looking searchingly into
the shy blue eyes, you know love you
you know it, Lena. Tell me what I'm
not sure OF, even now-that you love
me, and will let me come back after
you Christmas time. May |, LenaP
'Oh. Toni was all she said. but it
was enough. Tom stopped and kissed
the pretty, quvering lips, unmindful of
Katie. who resented this.
What makes 90 kiss my mammal"
she demanded. us is tause o's:doin'
awaypn
NO" laughed Tom. joyously. 'It's
because I'm coming back. Would you
like to 90 and live with me. KatieP"
The child considered.
Il love 90 awfully." she said. at
last AN love mamma awfully. too
II oo'll take mamma. too. Tom, I
sink I'd yike to go.
Its bargain. cried Tom. LENA.
tell her you'll go. She won't believe
me. VIII you like that?'
''Ye-es," said Katie; but not my
WEAKLY truly papa. He's done to
heaven. much's free years ado. But l
dess DOLL make 4 dood papa and I'll
call 90 Papa Toni
And she could never be persuaded
TO call him anything else. She is q
young lady herself now, and another
Tom has stolen into her affections. 1t
Is quite likely that Papa Tom" aud
her mother will lose her til coming
Christmastide, fifteen years from the
day when the Widow Lester became
Mrs. Norris. - Yankee Blade.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
A smart Correspondent.

Senator Frye in relating tho other
day how newspaper correspondent
sometimes got the secrets from cxcru.
tive sessions ot the senate. said; One
OF the smartest tricks ever heard Of b.
which IN executive session secret was
pulled out Of a Senator was pcrpotrn,eJ
by Major Clark well known cnrrr..
pondenL had only been In the Sen.
ate a short time. having come oyer
from the House when the nomination Of
Stanley Mathews, for a place on the
bench OF the Supreme Court. came IN,
IL will be remembered that tho cnnstd
Grafton was prolonged. and there was a
good deal Of cOuiecturiug rs to how
certain Senators stood on the subject
was recorded on 10th sides. Finally
after long session. one day we dispos.
ed OF the case, and Mathews was con.
ftrmed. As ] emerged from the door
OF the Senate chamber ! met MRIor
Clark. who came mp to mo in careless
sort OF way and said: We'll, FRYE, | zoe
you voted for Mathews after ali with.
out thinking what was saying shout.
cd back In reply in passion. didn't
do any such thing. Oh, that's mi
right, replied Clark. aud he went away
having procured all tho information he
wanted
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
Eskimo Women.

The appearance Of these Eskimo. "a
suggestive Of patience and perssver.
ance. They are short and squat OF flo.
IRE, tho men averaging five feet
three inches, and tho women i've feet
in height. Their breadth IL apt TO
vary, according to whether tho fates
have sent thom plenty Of seal or not.
Their eyes and hair is OF the BLACKLIST
the latter being as straight and not less
coarse than horse hair. A fayorite
amusement among tho women IA for
two OF them to select hair out of
their heads, and looping one through
the other, to pull on the ends held In
their hands until one of the hairs gives
way, to The vast delight of the fat liz.
Tic lady whose capillary strength wins
IN this tug-of-war. --1nerican Mana.
zine.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17

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