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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

Miss Katie Fleming. who has been in Kan
sas City studying music for several months.
~ here now for Il short visit to relatives and
irlehdS' after which she will return to her
California home.
Messrs. ThOs. Hughes. of MaryyiIIc; Frank
=. Groves. of Kansas City; Benjamin Smith.
John T.. Smith and wife, Of st. Louis. vycro
here to attend the funeral OF Mr.. VIM. II
Smith, last Sunday.
Rev. A, Dobler, late pastor of the German
Evangelical church here, left last Tuesday far
southern Indiana, where he will visit reL,-
ives and friends for a short time and thence
go to his new home in New York.
Rev. T. NJ. Cobb left, Tuesday morninn
i"r Nashville Tenn. to be gone ten DAYS or
Two weeks. He goes to attend the annual
meeting of the book committee of the NJ Il
Church, South. Of which he il a member.
fayeite Advertiser, May 3:-Miss Ki,tie
Corder. who has been visiting the family Of
MIS- NJ u fancy, for several weeks, re-
turned To her home at Waverly, Tuesday, TO
The regret OF her numerous friends and nd
mirers IN Fayette.
Rev. Robt. A. Nall, ID. d.. OF Fort Worth
w Oh'CdlluIFhtt htIfelS
before the pupils of the Elizabeth AuII Sem
mary on Sunday. Jun 81, and Judge John
f. Philips will deliver the annual address on
wednesday. June q.
Mr. Jas. H.. Merrllield has announced his
candidacy for railroad commissioner. Mer-
riheid has been connected with the Missouri
faclnc for many years, and IL wplI-known
here, and saws he will receive the support of
the entire party il nominated.
We had a pleasant call last Thursday fran
Uncle jim ClOwdsley. We are glad TO 81,
that ne Is IN his usual health as IL also his
good wife, aud their many friends wish them
many years yet, a comfort to themselves and
To all those with whom they come in contact.
Mrs. Octave PAW, widow of the scientist
VINO persisted IN the Greeley Arctic expedi-
tloh' has lust returned &c Cleveland. Ohio,
from Europe. where she spent a wear for the
good OF her health. She IL eng aged IN ,mpor.
tant literary work. In June she will return
10 EUROPE. and after visiting all the principal
cities on business, will settle IN London at
the head Of n literary and journalistic Office.
DIR. Florence n. Hamisfar. whose card will
he found upon the first page of our papcr
and who has located In our city for the prac-
lice or her profession, is a full graduate of
Delaware College. Ohio, and of the Boston
University, holding diplomas from each. She
spent the first three years after graduation in
"aPah' a. a medical missionary of the MethO-
u'St Episcopal Church, of which she il a
member, and has since that time practiccd in
several places in the United States.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
Stock Notes.

MIR. Thos. CObbs. OF Clay township, sold
April %. in Kansas City, 30 head of steers,
average l 200 pounds at &c, and 81 hogs aver
age i'o pounds at 20 ID. lie states that he
has made money feeding this year, notwi,h-
standing the high price of corn and the bad
luck OF losing four head of cattle out of his
bunch from Texas fever.
There Is new and mysterious horse disease
IN Platt county, Ills. Mr.. ID. c. Niles had a
nne Ciydesdaie horse drop dead in harness
and MIR. A. S. Burr, Of Bement lost live very
suddenly. They begin trembling and the
limbs CULVER and the body sweIis up and
their death Is yery sudden. The disease is
spreading and fears are entertained that
many fine horses will die before there can
be Il remedy found to stay its ravagcs.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

We are still in the ring, if the mule does
kick. Our figures don't lie. 1t may take some
time to convince you that we mean what we say,
but we will keep on pelting at you. We are
after all we can get. 1t takes a heap to satisfy
us. That is why VIZ are always reaching for
more. We are asked every day how can you
sell goods so cheap. Mr.. So and So says he
can't buy them for that money. The secret is we
are dividing our profit with the customers, so if
you want part of our profit, give us your trade.
If our goods, weights and prices don't suit you,
why make your first call your last one. We are
not here for one day we are here to stay so
give us a trial,
Do you want some of these stragglers:
Is lbs: G Sugar, 81.
II lbs. Granuated Sugar, 81.
lbs. Choice Gunpowder Tea, 81.
lbs. Smoking Tobacco, 81.
16 lbs. Prunes, ST..
20 lbs. Gloss Starch, 81.
To- BAKING POWDER ~ cts lbs. Best Green Coffee, 81.
lOnehalt gallon Stew Pan, 10 cts.
/ Butcher Knife, Zoe.
Wash Basin, l0e.
Towel Rack, lOc.
Set Cups and saueers, soc. ~
Set finch Plates, soc.
Il Apiece Tea Set, 75c.
l Blank Book, 1Oc.
Curry Comb, 1Oc.
1 Machine Oil Can, 1Oc. Shoe Brusb, Ice
Milk Strainer, 10.
Miners Dinner Pail, 2c.
1.-Two gallon Pail, CSC.
l Electric Washing Machine, ST.
Hanging Lamp, So so,
Writing Desk, 81.
l Stand Table, 81.
Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers just received
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

Excessive sweating OF arm pits Is a weak
ness OF the muscles controlling the sweat cells.
DIR. Kelly's MedIcated Arm Shield is war.
rsnted to relieve this trouble ef;eetually.
Endorsed by dress makers generally. Every
pair warrapted to afford relief. For sale y
W. G.. McCsusland. dealer in dry goods.
carpets etc. n19y
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COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED!

for which will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE in cash or trade.
also have u large lot OIL Dry Goods, which am closing on al prime
early and secure bargains. :
Goods delivered rec O charge anywhere i'll the cit.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

Mems Fine CalfCongress Shoes,at 81 25 pair. Fine grade, 81 50.
All Seamless Mems Shoes. finest in the city, all hand sewed, S..
Any style. Can't be bought elsewhere for less than Sc.
Mems very best Kangaroo and best Calf, any style, hand sewed,
Sc a pair, former price 81.
Ladies' Fine Kid or Goat Button Shoes, 81 25 pair.
A full line of Kid Button Shoes at 50 and 81 so, former price 50 IS.
Slippers of every style, l5cts 5 pair and up to 50.
ChHdren's Shoes 25 up to 75cts a pair.
In Wigwam Slippers and Baseball Shoes we are headouarters.
See them.
Onr hats are the nobbiest and best styles in the CITY. We also
have n big lot of job lots of shoes which we will close out nj half
price. we are In earnest and mean business. Don't fail To se us be-
fore you purchase elsewhere. We keep in the lead in the shoe and
hat trade by giving bargains.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05

For the parsonage fund Of the Episcopal
church. took place at IIagGn's Opera House,
Friday night of last week. The programme
was rs follows
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-05-05
Lowest Prices
and
Good Goods

will do it. We will undersell any and all other competitors. We
what we say, No old chestnuts to work off. All new and desi-
Iable goods. We have bargains by the thousand for old and young.
Can't mention all but will mention a few to let you see what is going
on i'm our house.
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WeFklg gntFlligenter.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

HammOckS at Senden's. m3tf
Lawn mowers at Senden's. mott
Lawn sprInkIers at Senden's. apr5tr
Everything in hardware at Senden's. II
shaker Preserves at cost at Reeder's. as
Produce taken in exchange for goods, at
t~1asseu,s. Ge5lStf
Boots and shoes cheap, for cash, at D..
StalIing's, Limrick Bank building, MAN
street. aprlfm0
A nasal injector free with each bottle OF
Shiloh's catarrh remedy, Prce so cents. For
sale by Caples. Iune4eowly
We have just received a new lot OF the eel
ebrated "Gold'' and "SiIver" shirts. Try
them. ii. Sinauer. febllif
Choice New Orleans sugar IS pounds for a
dollar, ut A. LoomIs'. Drop IN and look at
1t; IL Is II daisy for the money. jan2ltf
The Rev. Geo. ii. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says: Both myself aud wife owe our
| ives to Shiloh consumption cure" For
sale by CapIes. juneeow1y
Sbiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for con-
stipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all
9 ymptoms of dyspepsia, Price 10 and 10
cents per bottle. For sale by F. s. Caples Il
Co. lnyl4eOw
Having purchased the grocery stock OF
Mrs. Adam Toeppe, / wish TO inform the
public that | shall keep on hand constantly
full line of fresh groceries. queensware' will
low aud wooden ware, tobaccos. cigars. &c.
1 propose to sell good goods aud Mt small
profits, aud to endeayor to merit q share Of
the public patronage. Give me- u call. Re
member the place, Adam TOeppe's old stand,
Franklin avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. Herbert Gassen. febl5tf
Horsedesh aud natty little carts are so
cheap now that no candidate should walk
about the county. Old LAFAYETTE il too big
anyhow, to get over it In that way. With the
philanthropy that usually characterizeS the
carriage maker have, therefore. concluded
to make 1t about as inexpensive for candi-
dates TO ride Us to walk. If you want TO he
elected come and buy a cart. ID. Russell,
Ernnklin Ayenup. apr2lti
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-08
SHOES FoN THE DEAD.



"Ssss' ind"ssry ~ which Chicess ssp-
p"es NE whsss world
That there 10 nothing ANAL about Chicago
has been 20 frequently demonstrated ~ tc
need no reiterstion, truthfnily remarks the
chicago Herald. But that Chicago supplies
an article In the production Of which 1t has
no rival in the world may be news 70 many
readers II is IN article for which there
win b. ceaseless demand 20 long a. peo-
PIE do and are buried In tho prevailing
style II cremation should become general,
Or u he Stanford idea Of squeezing the re.
mains Of beloved relatives into symbolic
figures should prevail, the article spoken OF
would, OF course, becolno useless. To the
pesent funeral, II Il ID carried out 10 the
heleht OF fashion, belonga burial shoe. II
sas necessary a any other part Of the gar
men@ worn On the stfouruey BY young Or
OLD OF cither IN.
The fact that the rigor north made the
Iett OF deod persons 70 unwiebdy . 70
nefessitste . foot-gear several siaes too
large Tor long time paiufully impressed ,
Joliet dressmaker, Miss Lootnis. She
went to work and constructed ashoe which
not only did away with clumsy leather in
easements. uut, IN true feminine style, she
brought her ingenuity 70 such . point tha'
The corpse Of Z person may b. buried 10
numoerSs whiM tle wearer IN life required
number -. " courAe the invention svAs
promptly patented, and In the course q
Time company was incorporsted which
supplies twothirds o. eii the manufacturer
of and 3oboers ~ fuueral aupplies Through
out the United States, end sends the produc'
mthe Joliet tlessmAkers inventive geniua
even aoross the OCEAN. sEAt
Inc invention u, hke many otheIs. x
simple thai the wonder y why burial shces
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Notice TO Credit ors.

EGTATE or n. n. ELAN. DECEA0ED. NO.
II TIoH y hsfsby given BY ths undsrsisnsd.
Adninis@rAtos sf ~ nstats Of =. y, Elan. DE-
csassd, 70 Tie ersditory of. An1 all psfsons tav-
Ss,. ns Ss. ~. e. ~ - dsscssss g :s e
In tan noaths After the nrst puhlicafion Of
this notioa, 70 The nd Adminis9Ia4os, d the
water oAos on Lower Main Street, in Piochs,
In The county q L1nooln.
Dated 4 Pfoches Nev., espt. 70, 1oeo, .
JA3kD McEADDEN.
Adniniserstor II ths Estate Of n. n. 1lsn
deceased. SPA
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-08
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR TIE
i County Of Lincoln. State Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the Estate Of II. b. ClApp,
deceaSod.
Notice for publication of time appointed for
proving viii, etc
Pursuant TO an order OF said Court made on
the 23rd day Of November A. d. 1888, notice is
hereby given that Tuesday. the 4th day Of De-
cember A. D. 1885. at 10 O'Clock A. n. Of said
day, and the Court Room Of said Court. At the
Court House. in the County of Lincoln. have
been appointed "a the time and place for prov
ns e sr;, sns MI q H. sA,I ,,;, = pcn,sa .' ~,
the issuance 10 him Of letters testamentarv
when and where any person interested may ap
pear and contest the same.
Dated 2srd November, A. d, 1888.
80, KELLY, County Clerk.
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sHeRlpAN's RIDE.

10 from thr south Al the break OF day,
tnuging 10 Winchester ifesh dismay,
'rb- aarishled AIR with \ shuddef bore,
llhs herald Ia haste. 10 the chieftAin's door
me terrible grnmble, and rumble. and rear,
Telling the battle was on once more.
Aad sheridan twenty miles sway.
And wilder SIN those blllows Of var
lhundered along the horizons bar.
adlouder yet into Winchester rolled
The roar OF that red sea uncontrolled,
Making the blood Of the listener coid
A be thought Of the stake In that nery fray,
With sher dan twsaty miles away.
Ra, there's road from wiachsster town,
good. broad highway leading doWa;
And there thro the nash OF the morning iieht,
steed ss black ~ the sieeds OF night
Was seen 10 pass as with eagle niRht.
A. be knew the terrible need,
he stretched away with the utmost speed;
Hills rose and fell-but his heart wAs gay,
With Sheridan fifteen miles swsy.
Under Ais spurnIns feet the road
Like IN rrowy Alpine river flowed.
And he landscape flowed away behind,
Like IN ocean dytng before the wind;
and the stsed like bark fed with furnace ire.
swept on with his wild eyes full Of nrs.
But 10, heis nearing mis- hearts desire,
he 10 snu1hns the smoke Of the roaring fray.
Win Sheridan only nve mues away.
Tts Arst thst the General saw were the eroup,
on stFassisrs, and then the rstrsasiug troops; ;
WAst uss doue-what 70 dos glancs told him
both.
AID. striking his spurs. with . terrible oath
Ne dashed down the linea mid ssorn Of hur.
rahs, Iff
AsA he wave Of retreat checked its course
there becAuSe t
The sight Of the master compelled Il To pause.
With foam and with dust ths black chsrser
vas gray;
" the mash ofahis eye asd his nntrils' play
Ne seemed 10 the whole great amy 70 say:
u have brought you sheridan Ill tAs way
Frsm Winchester lowe 10 ssvp shs dsys'
hursh hnssahi Ssr ohsssasnt
hurrah hurrah! for horss and mani
And when their statues srs placed on high.
Under the doms OF The union sky
The American soiaiers tsnpss II ssms--
Tnete. With the Generals Curious name.
he u sHid In letters both bold and bright:
Here is the steed that saved the dny
bs carrying Sheridan into The night
IRON winchester, twenty miles swsyr'
-1hsmas 8sehansa RssS. \
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II your enemy speaks i'll Of you, live
in such manner that none will believe
him.
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n. s. MARSHALS
SALE.

~ OF thr U. .b.CicruitCOufts D. ~ Auu tOf tut Dins
trict Of Nevada, and 10 me directed and de.
livsred, for . Judgment rendered In said Court,
On the Fifteenth day Of Augu~t, A. d. 1888, In
favor OF A. b. Hunt. Plaintiff, and against q.
h. Pstchen, Defendant. for the sum of one
hundred and thirty-one 70-100 dollars fsl3i.70-
l0Oj, costs and all accruing costs and interest.
have levied on the following property. TO-
Wit:
Al the right title and interest that the uIi
Judgment debtor G. H. PAtchen on the 18th
day Of May. 1885. had or at any time has had
since, or now has In the following described
mining ground and premises, to-wit
The silver Lode or Silver Quartz mining
claim and all improvements thereon situate I.
said claim consists OF 900 feet In length along
the course Of the vein by 900 feet In width
also the dreenback Lode and all improve
ments thereon situate; said claim consists Of
| 1000 feet In length along the course OF the
lode by 200 feet In width: also the Gold Lode,
said claim consists Of l,6U0 feet In length
along the course OF the ledge by 200 feet In
4 width; also all the right title and interest
| which said Patchen has In any letters patent
issued to him or In his name for any OF che
sAid mining ground or property. All Of ssid
claims were located on the first day of Janutry
les3, by said Patchen, In his own name, and
| County, Nevada.
Notice Ia hereby given that on FRIDAY, tn,
ninth day Of NOVEMBER, A. D. 1858. at I.
O'Clock NJ. OF said day, I viii sell all thu
right, title and interest Of said O. II. Patchen
In and 70 the above described property, at III.
front door Of the Court House. In Phoebe, Lin
coin County, Nevada, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
for cssh In hand 10 the highest and best bid
der, to sAtisfy aaid Execution and all costs.
JAS. A. MOORE. U. 8. Marshal.
Ed. TURNER, Deputy US. Marshal oeiat
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Peoples
MEAT /
SSOCIATIO o M
Meadow Valley St.
'The Best of
M e 81
Always on Hand.
--.WE---
BUY FOR CASH
---AND-.-
SETIEORsCASH.
!ssrl's v.s! Association,
A. ADELMANN, Manager.
CHAS. BALL,
CORRAL and
FEED STABLES,
Lower Main Street. Pisehs,
| HORSES BOARDED
By the Day, Week or Month.
lH az cAc GRAIN
PURE MILK AND CREAM
For sale.
And Furnished 10 Customers Daily.
/ SHERITr'S SALE.
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Swimming as a Feminine Accomplish
nent.
From the Pitts5urg BuIIeti1


An accomplishment for young girls that
stands Just now second only to bread max
ing NAV be found in the art Of swimming.
These are the years of much boating by fair
ones, and these are the months when dam
sells find themselves without a moments
warning, cast into tie pond, the lake or the
river The average Rlrl, under such IN
toward circumstances, is not only INC lpable
of a sing stroke in her OWn behalf, but
she is almost sure death to the man brave
enough TO plunge to her rescue. She not
being a swimmer, is terrified into an ire
sponsble condition of fear, and when
reached is usually deaf to any advice, and
slmp winds death clasp about her res
cuer's neck, shutting of his oxygen and
making two coronial cnsa, Instead Of one.
There is too little attention given to swim
IN Nc hereab0uts Water excursion, are
multiplying by rec son of the recently created
y, OF about The two cities. But swimming
scnool- + even a puDlc bith-has not yet
made its appearance, The boys can DICK up
Ie manly art ot swimming but their SIS
ters must take their chances do Little an
nual padding in the waves, and gro up no
more fittel to swim than is hIt-lron.
Hence, when boau-loaIs men and women
are thrown into the wntcr, maScuiHe hu-
manity e.cape5, if not drogge below by
frantic femipinty while tine women perish.
The amount of energy ANA Time expended
by the average Young woman IN on seas IN
of tennis, would, j. put forth in the swim
ming-scuo l. less ~ her chances or drown
ing bY 600 per cent.
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GARRETI'S RETURN.
a Few Details of his Trip Around the
World


World
Among the passengers on the Cunard
steamer Umbria, which arrived in New
loFk on Monday, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Nooert Garrett and Miss Lizzie Frick of
baltimore. They were met by Mrs. 7.
harrison Garrett and her three sons, who
are spending the summer in the Adron-
1GeA, by the direc ion Of Mrs. CARROTS
toyAcian; Miss Mary e. Garrett, Mr.
rT"oFIe' r. Mayer, George May, Mr.. }. H.
49, sus1n, Mr.. E. X. Mckenzie, Mr.. A. b.
.."e' the private secretary OF MI. Gar
A. J., anu others Mr.. Garrett had cor
GIU welcome by relatives and friends and
t reception partooi Of the nature OF
ta'HIy reunion. He is in fine health after
w. I2ng journey. The death of his brother,
i''' /. Harrison Garrett, has made deep
ddnlieSSion upon Mr. Garrett, and the Incl
ssgi'S OF that sad event were brought up
sAe" to his mind to-day when he mt the
,lN'eis of his family. He was averse to
fN ID detail Of hi, trip, It's pleasures
n",IHS btru wiped from memory by the
~ w. ~ ihls distressing event, received IN
.. Az Early last june. Mr. and Mrs. Gar
~ VIII remain in New York for n couple
& when they VIII 20 Immediately to
u anus, Dir, CARROTS country seat, near
d..'.'"''re They VIII remain for "a few
fr.A "ith o view of seeing relatives and
IT,. ''' after which they Will 80 - the
G..IA seacoast 10 stay until fall. Mr.
I-l left Baltimore last October for the
IHe coast, where be Travelled until
eAoer, and then left for a journey
r,' tuo world, which wa, made
n, Aurredly, 20 avoid tie not
VIA. u sWe ~ tha countries
t.i'.- Ao voyage from SIAN FRANCHISE
.. pan was made by Poetic Mail steam
SKI. t., ls made ~ Honolulu, in the
..' wen Islands, and several weeks were
'. 'AI ti|. All Nfl.roit was mum IN
t.I...'ll ,l' rap.l business aud hnc'pl ue-
s. ot tnlt interesting country
q... Japan Doc went to Duiu, ana suled
". f. 'l'iif kong direct 20 y ypt touching
F.o.. .l"fe 4aa ut Colombo, Ia Cey.oL
' NaHo, Ia Egypt. By made Trip w
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Il Good Appetite

Is essential to good health; but at this sea
son it is often lost, owing to the poverty or
impurity Of the blood, arrangement of he
digestive organs, and the Weakening erect
of tho changing season Holds Sarsapa.
ri,la i, wonderful medicine FOR creating
an appetite, toniny thu digestion, and CIV.
ing Strength 10 the whole system Now IS
the time to take it. BE sure to get Hoods
Sarsaparilta
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-18

100 pes. Plaid India Linen
at SIC; reduced from I2dc.
100 pcs. Figured Organdy
Muslin at SIC; reduced from
l2ac.
100 pcs. Check Nainsook at
SIC; reduced from l21c,
100 pes. Check Nainsook at
l0c; reduced from I5c.
100pcs. Printed India Linen
at 6dc; reduced from l2ac.
80 pes. Printed Organdy
Muslin, slightly damaged, at
64c; formerly sold at l2Ic.
500 Boys Suits at prices
regardless of cost.
800 Misses Bingham and
Seersucker Suits at one third
former price.
We will open toward the
end of the week 100 dozen of
those Ladies' heterogeneous
at 29c, In this lot will be
found Night Dresses, Chemises,
Skirts, Drawers and Corset
Covers. Every article will be
found really worth twice the
price. Full lines of Fast Black
Hosiery for ladies and misses
Should the color fade or stain
the feet the money will be re
funded. Everything marked
in plain figures.
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II HAD my picture taken to-day" said little
Christine. II crossed my arms and leaned on a
chair and the picture man put my head in some
tongsn
"Why, you must have looked like a lump of
sugar in sugar-tongs," laughed papa.
WHY, SO l must have said Christine, de
lightedly, cause the man kept saying, What
a sweet little girl!"-Religious Record
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Picnic Goods az Strauss Bros.

Fresh a.sortueu. Fancy Crackers
Fine line If Pickles
Lunch AMI Market Baskets
potled AMI upyultl Ham
Command Nurprd i.eci
Mnnd2 Barnard street.
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The Gem lu Croaui Fiohsr sofa ~
silyas CrocEry huua. 30 simuio am SUP
s,antial ir obstruction. rap. aud effect We
in operation, aud Is gaa'aateea " give
satisfagL .u.l
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No Relief for Me.

You may lee! this when ulder the treat
meat Of SO many, AMI not set any relief for
dlarrhoas and dy,entery. Why not try DR.;
Bigscrs HuckeJerry Cordial, you VIII
then have relief.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, IS Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. Cash tM advance, each
insertion
Everybody who has any ,cdnt 10 sttpp'V
onythirg to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure: indeed any ,1ish
10 1rGt,hl should ddperttSe in this column.
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Address Registered Letters II
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL DANK,
New Orlenns In

pEMEMREP That the presence of Con
NC W L WI DIN erals Beaurogard and
Early who are in charge of the drawings, IS
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity
can possibly divine what number will draw
Prize.
REMEMBER 90 that the payment OF
Prizes is GUARANTEED DY FOUR MA
TIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans aud the
Tickets aro signed by the President of an Insti
tuition whose chartered rights arc recognized In
the highest Courts: therefore, beware OF any
limitations Or anonymous schemes. -